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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05
To THE COMPLEXION IT. mPARTs
BEAUTY.

AhNsAN
u, ,l,su.irg ihe skiu from ~ erfpii,c matter.
Mako Clssu ths Ir's, g,ss action o The ripiafi,s
u, which ail ppisuuUus hunUrs ar, cie,ied,-
AMI health, action ~ the skin r,si1rJi.
10 ihr tesih % gives whiisne.s AMI prevents decay
II make. tlr Ain .uit sweet and smooth,
Tar,i1fm. ths most rcpubi,s and dishsurcd yisage
10 ,lsar and beautiful complexion.
RAILWAYS CIRCAssIlN BALM.
lmparis uuirimsrt o. the haif,-
Makes 81 strong, glossy. rich and luxunaat
Cl5,usss thc .ralp FROM daniUd,-gi,cs action o.
che luIb.-
Tasttn. tSe haifup0nthr scalp andfrcrsittogrow-
Like -uapo g. q barren Oil, IL makes Il rish aud
prldusti,e,-
70 drcs' he hair make il smooth and glossy
Strong aud beautiful. &c.
Rld.ay's Cr,ass,sr BALM - ire " NJ pls, siira. +"
- Pucc p Cents per hltile.
RADWAN & Co, Practical Chemists.
fot Sale, Wholesale AMI Retail, hy
III. II. HAY, Druggist, Portland,
General Agent lor the state of Mans.
MI application, 0r Agencies in said STATE, must
h. addressed 10 him.
Agcnis Coz South Paris, Rust & Go. Druggists.
and Phin,as More. Agents Or Buckfsh, l.. At.
wood s Co.; North Norway, y. Swift; South Wa.
teriord. Chaplin Nelson. l,2l
July, 1851.
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NUTICI

THE Sd~cribcr. call the attention of those hav-
i 30. ua,rul q ,rcuual, With them 1t long stand.
ing-hope the, wiIl 80 them .ctlet b, the hot day
IT ApTu DyAt. end VI nj settled by that tine the,
n s,sus 10, one ui' D. disposed 10 hai hul II there
= expense made altsr that date.
Pans, Feb. n, 1851. al
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Wool! WOOL!

C0C LrS Wool WANTED h SOB.
.' wv uI.r.i,f. &C. which tath aHH
'l- p. beet rrig,s vin D.. Ist.
HUBBARD Z co.
I.rs, Jon 9. ls5I. 2rI7
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IIulslH,''
- .ncrd, nnd ndIrnI cnIel
DIR. MARsHALL's
iRONlTlC ClTiRRH IND HElDiCHE MJFP.
Cold IN the Head, the Headache, and all
Catarrhal Affections.

ThI, SNUFF IA, proved 'hs most sEsgtlai rene
Dial Agent known f1r rsu1y.Hga
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INDIAN ROOF and BarkB.

a. % - 20 - r.s TssFssFa Elnan sc ~ n ~ 80
fsfs purigsr- I'll b.. Head itsi wsfe ever tr1wn 2
.rsT fTltra IT t-ttts sHi hess ten 90 fss.ft " ~
be aasifeHr ssafffisi lrfflf'f ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-14
THEY HAVE COMET
HOL M Esq
SODA WATER


IT s. WATERMAN. Gate Holmes Il Co..
SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANt'FAC
TURER, No SO Carondeet street, Gravier o.,s
ornsh his former customers and her retailers wh PuRE
Soda aer and Mead. and calls particular his
Block TN Cooler Pipes mtr ment absnlutl
ua a. proven by deveopements of the deetsrous
effects produced BY Soda Water drawn through lead pes
i 3. w also fqmi,hes Soda and Mineral Waters sarsa
para etc., etc.. ia glass bottles Orders for Shipment
quantity. carefully and pomotly attended TO- and de-
hvered without extra charge Tor trayage. Wst,
Apparatus constantly hand for sale. ap1 3H
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S22Y1Y!t:!|l3BzS|

Thk UAGU EkkEOi YPE SALOONS, No,
Il 80 Camp street, tShiffs buildings are now opsn
for the reception OF visitors. who respectfully invited "a
examine the very extensive colecton of PORTRAITS.
cT These SALOONS have been magniiceatiy furnished
and attention will be bestowed give afafacfion -
patrons.
0 By the superior Arrangement Of the LleHr IN tha
Operating Room constructed expressly fof this pnrpose with
an immense SKy.LIeHr, and by NKw CH.MlcAL PRo-
Ckss used preparing the Pates the Ppryaitp are pru1
IN s very short space % Q, time tony few .eond) ehbns
not be hfe.ike. ',,r7T-- - '-', e ss"-
q A choice variety of new style EpamelIea and En-
gnved LocKnTs OF the finest Gold and best workmanshp
prices -
guefreotype at kewYosk prices. e JACGBS
dA 6m lfF No, gS Camp stre, Nswf
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PERFUMERY, ETC.

D We have just received per EXPRESS and are now
opening invoice of the finest PERFUMERlES. SOAPS,
COSMETICS. etc., offered in this city. Customers
and visitors respectfully invited to call and examine our
stock. which. feel satisfied will please This assortment
consists Of
DOUBLE EXTRACTS. from the most exquisite Flowers;
CoLoeNks from the French, German. and American
Laboratories;
TolLET SOAPS Of every variety and odor;
PoMAruMs from the manufactures Of Lubin, Dupuyrsn,
Roussel, and others rH s1e
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS Of every description;
POWDER BoxEs AND Purrs; TOiLEr Powder. esos stc.
Toge with extensive assortment of
HAIR BRUSHES, TOOTH BRUSHES.
Cohss. NAIL BRusHEs, eta
~ For saleat P. LOUIS MASSEY's.
fel0 If correv Camp And Cvnyiev sfs
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CISTERNS AND PACKING BOXES made
~ TO order. and Jobbng done by
d3 los JOHN II. BEHAN. 225 Camp St near Julia
QRANDY-2O half pipes Harett q Co.'s cee.
prated Brandy vintage 1906, landing ship Montreal
apis SAMUEL. WOLFF, IS Camp It.
OUTER AND CHEESE-l55 6rkins prime
- Western Butter. 100 boxes selected w. r. Cheese,
landing ex steamer Gen. Scott for sale nv
ans A. ID. GRIEFF Il CO. 8B 40 and AZ Old Ievee
GLASS LAMPS AND LANTERNS
" 50 packages GLASS LAMPS;
50 :. LANTERNS, great va of patte,ns
and sizes which offered 70 the trade
prioes inhlN E.WOOD PERRY,sS assssns st.
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pAINTING DONE WELL AND CHEAP.
A. BOWERS, so long and iavorabiy know lsa Housi
and SlaN FAINTER dintOrm his NUMEROUS trends and
the public in general that he has PAINT SHOP at H4
Magazine street, where he prepared to contract to exc
cutting with and dispatch all orders in his line of
business. with the hest Of matsnals. ~ "
NALT-SALT-Celebra J. Toole brand, in
clean factory filled OF the above either Coarse
or ne will be delivered in part of the city TO suit pur
IN JOHN TooI.s. Bank Place
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CIVIL ENGINEERING.

THE subscriber offers his professional services to
He been gagged 1873 In the location and
construction Of Railroads the states OF South Carol
The Of such works. which, be feels con-
hdsnt. will enable him to give entire satiscon 70 those
ganspor DeSoto Parish. La will be promptly attended to-
my3 limos JOHN L. COLE.
EOX'S sTARCH-3OO boxes in store, for sale
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49, q Z 9 9 ., !
Counterfeits Abound y!

All other falsely named PAIN EXTR ATORS aeCou
terfeits Of DALLEY'S. The worthless who sell then
hope that by stealing name, they induce the pub
to believe that their nosrums the virtues ofhe genuine
articles Buy Of none but our authorized Agents.
70 attend to the peculiar marks upon the gen.
uine and Obssrve that the name, I" H. Dali
LEY" be WRITTEN WITH A PEN, IN different
colored Ink on the e'svelope of each bon and that
no other be upon 1t.
General Depot for the United States, where all order,
addressed will be promptly executed,
H. DALEY Il CO..
410 Broadway, Nsp YOrk.
s OU T H E N DEPOT,
1b1 Chartres street, New Orleans.
Where all Dealers in the States of LOUISIANA, ALA.
BAMA. MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENNES.
SEE and the City of ST. LOUIS in the State Of mis-
SOURI,. will be promptly supplied. .' sag -.
JOHN WRIGHT d CO.,
au90 s~ 0sus~at Sgents fac said Ts-~itn-s
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SADDLERY, ETC.

- SADDLEkY, ETC. -..Y
PHILADELPHIA ~ ~. {.
sADDLERY and TRUNK Warsheuses
g ROBB & CO. No. 60 Gtavier stree t,are CON-
~ stan,ly receiving from Phadslphia and MTM
"a ENGLAND G oods n their line. - sx&&X
~ Ther stock comprise SADDLgRv .-kCDM u ~
kcf ali descsiptious. SAppLEax
ec % %hhspw.ss mssEfs ~ pn4,.s aIs
Also "A fine assortment OF BurrALo RosEs. ...r q
GV tlantes and nesIess are invites 70 eal.
CADDLERY STORE-SMIrH s. Bao
~ SO and 8 = Com,acm street. New Orleans, -
offer for sale the mos complete assortment Of e
Goods in their line In the Southern o. unty, COM
SADDLEs-More than 500 varieties Of Enghsh Ausui-
can, Columbian, Spanish Mexican. and Eide Saddles.
gie,. stinup Lsathess. Extra. keinss Hitch Rsas.
80 =! HiI's.i ss'ssss.co.eh. Gig and ss.s, H....
Z .s ssIg g.s y
Pantsti9n Gear OF every description. " uKKNM
TRuNkS-Packns Trunks, 1nvelline &AvssS
Ir9aks Try Valises and Carpet Bags. all styles .fsfsz I
sADnLERy .HA.gwARE. sADpLERs, .
every deTsi5'gsion Ta g ;GoAGH M TRIMMINGS.
.. sHa ssna snd Hssher % m TOP Side, and ass Esanssd
Sas Hides and Sides. stSkins; Wool skins Hos Skins;
Goat and Sheep Mosocco; Calf Skins; Lnins and Wek
skins, ell coiors and qualities; Chamos and Buck SKIM:
3: b are Agents Tor the sale Of the Patent india
Rubber Gin and Machine Bands Also the Patent Setched
Leather b ands; Saw Mill Bands; India Rubber Hose
steam Packing, and India Rubber Clothing. of oil kindss
d7H SMITH & RRbTHs r, ~ and 50 Common It
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SODA ASH-200 tons high strength, aud 90
.pT " iXxHxN NpGH0ssITdk H0ISkS II ~ u mas..,p. g.
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fOX'S STARCH-300 boxes in store, for sale
By A. D. GRlEFF b co. as. ~ and n Old Lsvas.
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CO6TlV X 8 8;
OR, CoHsTIPATION 0P THE Row WIS.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR

h the safest and certain remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief the cases. and atts
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon
Of their bodies the bowels, and that copious
had resulted omit This result will always follow thorough
rubbing Of the Extractor the bowels when they
tive Let the experiment be tried IT perfectly safe: an
ln . in.tan seen the Pain Eztraotor % ham.
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This certifies that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used my family for Salt Rheum Of thirteen year,
DURATION and for Warts. These fierce diseases been al
once aeviaed and they both entirely removed Ths
be nodoubt but this Medicine has all the virtues tina, the
Patent recams for from what has fallen under Obsey
yaon added the respectable testimonials its favor
by others yho have used it immediate ree
do cneeuly recommend to the attention cthe afflicted
the use oil this invaluable salve.
Btfalo, N. Y ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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The ORIGINAL and OnIv ts0nuIASs
NO COMPOUND gF

She brought to my bed box, and applied sores
felt immediate wherever il touched and begge
for enough to annein me thoroughly 1t was Obtained
in the chest even made Pills of it, and took them whc
soon cured me. l my life your valuable Extract,
being strong and have been earl
II the year 1842. KERZlA FRENCH.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-07-05

DREADFUL MURDERs-The village Of Wiliamsburgh, op-
posite New York. Saturday thrown into excitement By
two aocious murders About O'Clock named Lourence
Reilly residing north Fourth street, murdered bis wife,
Ann aged about twenty years. and his wes mother Mary,
wife of Patrick Golden, who about fifty years Of age
Reilly first murdered his wife by sabbng her with krife OF
dirk times and afterwards dispatched her mother with the
wespon before be could be prevented girl named
Elizabeth Conroy, about nineteen years DID, who resided in
the building, received dangerous stab under the le
breast from the weapon. Jealousy is said to have in
stigated Reilly these foul Deeds While attempting make
his escape he arrested by lad about sixteen years old
and strange say, he did make any resistance He
given in charge officer, who Immediately committed him
to the cells When questioned, be merely remarked, be
ready to de-"
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THE USE OF VINEGAR.

' The Of Vinegar q condment may be understood
from the properties Of acec acid In its concentrated
this acid acts living tissues causc, producing hest
ednes and rapid inflammation Of the skin. II dssolvcs
many organic products, such campho gluten, gelane,
resins resins brne of the blood, white Of egg &c.
When properly diluted in vinegar, and used in modera
ton, promotes digestion. The property Of the acid in dis
solving geane shows the OF vinegar condiment with
veal young meats and fish, Il also assists the digestion Of
crude vegetables such salads Its powers heightened
by having aromatic pungent substances dissosed IN II,
such ches aagon Persons who use much vinegar,
with the view Of preventing copuene may 40 themselves
much injury and engender in the stomach
[Art. "Acetic Acid" Tomlisons Cychspdia-
Great pains requisite in purchasing vinegar snow
manufactured great extent throughout the country
Much Of that recommended for its whenes Of color and
era purity, combined with great acdiy, is made by sdd-
ing suphurc acid pure This sometimes colOred
by adding burnt sugar. in order to conform to the appearances
Of ordinary cider vinegar while the former is sold -
white wine vinegar This deception is very important
oue sulphuric scid acid poison, and Possesses
corrosive properties very different from scetc acid and
her properties upon the stomach and blood which
necessary here TO mention, bat which make evident that
the effect of this combination, used article Of daily food
IL highly deleerous to health SupLurc acid has, moreover
an affinity for lime and s compounds which renders very
destructive to the teeth have before mentioned that travel
ling quack dentist in and about New York Persuadng tho
ignorant allow him cleanse their teeth from tartar &C.
with bis preparation, which is nothing but sulphurc acid
and certain destruction to the teeth have intended
give thorough discussion Of this subject but only to put ec
pie upon their guard respect article upon every body
table-Proteus, in the Mtocrk .qdUetiser.
Anoher correspondent in the paper, who signs him
self Chemist tells how the sdueration may be detected
He says that chloride Of baru nitrate Of barsa dissov
ed in water, when added the liquid in question: will if
there be but Of suphurc acid present. throw down
white precptste OF course, the acid there s the
volumnous will be the precpitate. He adds, that
in the "quck vinegar process little suphuc acid is soe-
times poured in with view of checking the decomposition
when it has gone far as it should. Vinegar prepared in
this way might therefore give with the chloride of barium
very slight preciptae This, however, could do harm.
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JOHN JONES PARTY.

AT the time Of the first election Of Gen. Washington to
the Presidency there party in Virginia called "thc
John Jones party" Now, said John Jones Of
talent and plotting shewd fellow, possessing all the requ-
sites Of politician except personal popularity
this deficiency in contest with popular candidate for
Congress- John early avowed himself the peculiar and de-
voted friend Of Washington, and upon this point endeavored
place bis rival in opposition. To carry out his object he
called meeting Of the people Of - county friendly TO
the election Of Gen. Washington On the day appointed,
Mr.. Jones appeared, and was motion Of friend, made
upon the life and services Of Washington but taking
only speak of himself his early patron and most devoted
friend, and concluded by proposing to form party to be call
ed " The true and only Of the Father Of has Country
and for that object he submitted to the consideration OF the
meeting the following resolution:
Resoiued That we the friends Of George Washington,
Esq, and will sustain him in the coming election for Pres
dent against all other candidates
put the question The Chair hopes that every ono will
declare bis sentiments for against All those in favor Of
the resolution will say aye"
The response was like the shout Of many voices
"Now for the opposition, said Mr.. Jones 'sil OF tho
contrary mind say mo-"
Not voice was heard The dead silence seemed to
fuse Mr. Jones little, and he said, Gentlemen do cote.
The Chair can't decide disputed question when nobody votes
other side, that the country may know who the true
friends Of Washington"
Upon this appeal of the audience and said that
be perceived the dilemma in which the Chair placed and
in order to relieve him from such quandary he proposed TO
amend his resolution BY adding after the Washington
"and John Jones FIR Congress" 81 accept the amend
men.," said Mr. Jones' and the Chair will put the
question amended"
A who n favor Of Gen. Washington for President
and John Jones for Congress will please say aye"
sAye aye" said Jones and his brother Sam. The Chair
hesated like" put the contrary" said hundred voices
ssAl op-op-opposed say !" no."
On 2" thundered the congregated multitude.
sGeHtemen," said Mr. JONES' the Chair perceives that
there folks in this meeting what don't belong party;
they have here to agate. therefore adjourn this
meeting" Upon which be left the chair amidst shouts and
huzzas for Washington, and curses for John Jones.
GGeorgid ENQUIRER.
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ACCIDENTAL DEArH OF HERO OF THE Wan OF 1917
AT Brooklyn navy yard Tuesday morning last JoHs DKA
con, Of the shpcarpencrs employed upon the United
States steamer Fulton. fell from the staging, distance
twenty feet striking bis side and head upon the floor beneath
with such violence his death within hour after
wards The Journal Of Commerce says:
"The deceased upwards Of seventy, and for many
years had been employed the yard where his industry in
tegry, and general good conduct commended him the
vor Of all he was employed carpenter board of the
Enterprise during her engagement with the Borcr, In the
last with England, and at critical moment rendered
signal service The Enterprise had received shot in her
bow, and The water poured in rapidly threaten speedy
destruction Deacon proposed novel way of stopping the
leak Al bis own request he sung over the bow and
succeeded in mailing side Of sole leather the opening,
which eectuay stopped the progress Of the water. This
service was one Of great peril and be was 30 injured by
the rolling and pitching Of the ship and BY the intense cold
that he never entirely recovered. Commodore KEARxBr
(who commanded the Enterprise that me) has often
fened with pride and gratitude 10 the ingenuity and gallant
daring Of John Deacon"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-07-05

RAILRoAps LIABLE KILLISs CArTLK.-Ths
Newark Advertiser reports recently tried in that neigh
borhood before justice snd jury Of twelve men. in which
the plaintiff Bridget Coye sought damages against
the New Jersey railroad company for manning their
track in May last The jury rendered verdict for the do
fendan's, the principles laid down in vsndegrf
Rediker, Zabriskes Reports ls5, viz "Thst ensi-
neer in charge Of locomotive engine Is not liable oe-
cidentai injury to co ,chich, suffered 60 at large had
srayed the railroad The owner Of cattle is bound TO
keep them in his close at his peril"
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ANOTHER TERRIBLs FIRE DA MP ExrLosros.-TheR Rich
mond Enquirer states that five O'Clock Monday morn
ing an explosion took place in Of the Black Heh coal
mnes in Chesterfield county, (Vs killing three persons
two white men and one black At o'clock one Of tho
oveseer the edge Of the pit preparing to do
scend, when another explosion took place. blowing out .ns
shaft and killing the unfortunate man. Had the explosion
occurred one hour later the loss of life would have been awful
ss about $50 laborers would have been in the pat.
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rTwO HUNDRED DOLLARs REwARD-The

TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWAkD-Ihe
undersigned sons of John Yokely, deceased, having
cause TO believe that Howard May the murderer Of their
father and the said May having fed the country, viii pay tbs
above reward to any person aPprehendng and connps The
said May they bring him to trial tor the atored
Description May about feet 10 inches high light hair.
rrey eyes, sharp prominent features and when 10 ecuver
on ant to look above and directly in the face Of the
be addressing, and has his eagven With Ind
NJ UPON of his arms, the inside Of the arm bess
the and the elbow He about IS years old and vehs
from las to l60 pounds- SOLOMON YOkk1X,
DAVID YOKELy, ".
may H-sw Lexington, Davidson county, N. CArsliaa.
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL INTELLIGENcER.

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For the long Sessions of Congress, averaging eight
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reduction Of 20 per cent or oneh Of thefu charge)
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Of 25 per oneourh Of the full charge to any ors
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No accounts being keptfor this paper it will not be for
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longer than the time for which il is so paid
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The STATE LUHArIc AsrLuM at Harrisburg (Pa.) is
completed according to contract Il is 500 feet in length,
and three stories high. II has cost about $780, 000
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LANCE TRAIS.-On Wednesday night the emigrant train
consisted of thytwo cars containing over 7s0 emi-
grants We believe this is the largest train that has yet
ever passed the central road except one.
GSuracuse (M " Journal.
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The morning train from Albany TO Boston, on Wednes-
day Of last week. met with serious accident when about
twenty-five miles from the former place. While the train
running full speed the axle Of the tender broke driv.
ing the engine from the rails and turning the second class
bottom sde up, and smashing Il badly. Six eight
dviduas were moro les injured and among them Mr..
Knswlon the mail agent very seriously perhaps fatally
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In England s said that "Mr. PAxrox, the architect
the glass paacs, 10 to Be knighted" The Boston Post per
pelrates the following:
" Sezsnge that the man whose wondrous panes
That magic palsos lighted,
Should End The richsst u Ais saiss
To be himsef bs-knighAsd /"
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black man. l2l years old, named Emanuel Corne, dies
near Chysville, Kentucky, on the 18th instant.