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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-09-13
ELDRTDGES
PATENT CORN SHELLER.

THSlI l. attention of the Public is invited to thi.
IL improvement in CORN SHELTERS, which
is acknowledged to be for superior to any other.
lcing on an entirely new principle, shelling the
Corn lenethwise of the ear, the Cob passing
straight through without revolvng--thercby re-
quiring no gearing to increase its speed, which
adds materially to the cost of other machinery
1t turns easier and shells cleaner than any other
and is portible in size, and durable in construc-
ton. Persons interested arc invited TO call and
see it in operation. The right of his and other
Counties for sale. For further particulars ad-
dress or apply 10
DAVID ELDRIDGE,
n. w. Cor 2d & Dock Sts., Sd stories.
Philadelphia, Aug 0, ls5l.--2mo.
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UNION HOTEL,
SUNRuRY pa

TNHE MISS WErTZEI.s respectfully inform
Il the Pubic that they still continue to enter,
tam travellers and o,heFa at their old established
stand ir Market street, west Of the Court House.
Ihair long experience in the business, and the
well established reputation OF their House, will.
they trust 10 sufficient guarantee, that their
customers will be well accommodated.
March 8, ls5l-tf
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The undersigned have entered into Co-part-
nership under the firm of
RIMBY 81 LAWRENCE,
TO CARRY on THE
Paper & Rag Business.

AaPC1 W Ata5 0usuiCSS,
III No. 5, Minor Street, PHILADELPHIA.
WHERE they intend keeping large assort-
ment of papers, &C., consisting in part as
followsi
Writing papers; woye and laid, American and
English.
Bath Pests and Note papers wove and laid,
gilt and plain.
Folio Posts, Flat Caps. Printing Papers, all
sizes.
Hardware papers, from 0 by 81 to 40 hy az.
Colored and white tissue papers, American
and English. Holingsworth's Patent Manila
papers
Colored and white Shoe papers, common and
extra sizes. Buff Envelope papers.
Colored Printing and Cover papers.
Manila papers, all sizes, Glazed ROYAL, all CO.
ors.
Druggist, Blue Medium and Filtering papers.
Tea, Secret and Colored papers for coniection-
ers.
Rag, Manila and Straw wrapping papers.
Bonnet, Binders, Box, Cap and Trunk boards.
White and Buff Envelopes; Legal, Letter,
Note and Card sizes.
Agents for Bliss, Potter s. Co,
Printers Cards
in packs and sheets, white and colored-old ST.
ces, cut to order. Also, their Gilt, Figured and
Plain glazed papers.
JOSEPH RIMBY, late of IS n. Third st.
N. S. LAWRENCE, late of No. Minor st.
n. B.-5OO Tons of Rags wanted in exchange
for cash.
Philadelphia, July &c, lS51.-6mo.
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n USI Published and for sale by the subscri-
eE ber- the iSec0,d Volume of Aldcn's Con-
densed Pennsylvania Reports, containing the
last three volumes of Yeates' Reports. and two
first volumes of Binncy's Reports. The first vol
ume of Alden, containing Dallas Reports, vol
umes and Yeaics' Reports, volume |, is also OH
hand, and for sale. The above two volumes are
complete within themselves, and contain all of
Dallas Reports volumes, and all of Ycates
Reports, 4 volumes, besides the two first volumes
of Binncy's Reports. The third volume is ready
and will be put to press Immediately.
II. II. MASSER, Agent.
Sunbury Aug. l6, lS5I.-
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Notice to Delinouents.

Il LII persons knowing themselves indebted to
IA Mrs. Z. Follmer, will please call and settle
their accounts, to save further trouble, as In a
lew weeks the books viii be put in the hands of
proper person for collection.
Sunbury, Sept. G, 1884, 81.
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Alden's Condensed Reports of Penna

Mechanicshurg, Aug. 0, lS5l.-3mo.
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"SpOrtsmen Take Notice."
JOHN KRIDER,
North East cor. Walnut & Second Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
HAS ON HAND, just received, cor oIo,.
IA Assortment Of Shot Guns, Powde, FIasL,
Game Bags, and all other Sporting Apparatus Of
the best and most approved patterns
He has constantly on had sporting nowJer Of
all descriptions, Percussion Caps, Shot. Bullet
Moulds, Ball and Sank Cartridges, and gen.
erai assortmer.,. Of materials for Gun Makers, &c.
Also .ercussion Caps of a superior quality,
designed expressly for u. S. Rifles.
An Assortment Of Fishing Tackle always on
hand.
All the above, and any other articles In his
line, the Subscriber will sell as low as any other
establishment in the United States.
In testimony of his skill as a manufacturer, tho
Franklin Institute, in the years 1910 aud 1912,
awarded to him two certificates -and in the
years 1914, ls46, ls47, ls4s and 1850, five sill
Yer medals, all of which may be seen at hi.
place Of business.
JOHN KRIDER.
fhiladeiph" July 10, lS5l.-3mo.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

According TO appointment, the Executive
Committee of the Northumberland County
Agricultural Society, met at Sunbury, on
Saturday, Aug. I6, 1851. Members present.
James Cameron, Jos. r. Priesiey, Jacob
Seesholiz, Geo. C.. Welker, Jacob IIilbish,
Alexander Jordan, Jesse c. Horton, Amos E.
Kapp, Peter Oberdorf, VIM. l.. Dewari, VIM.
l. Greenough and David Taggart.
Alexander jordan, Esq, was called TO pre-
side, and VIM. | Greeuough, acted as Secre-
iary.
On motion Of J. r. P,iesley, Esq., il was
resolved that The Agricultural Fair or Exhi-
biiion, be held AT Sunburv, on FRIDAY, the
l7ih day of October, TO be opened AT 10 o.
clock, A. M.-on such grounds as Commit
Tee appointed for The purpose shall procure
Resotred, That Samuel Hunter, Alexander
Jordan, Geo. c. Welker, Jacob Seesholiz,
VIM. !. Greenough, Peter Ober,lorf, and VIM.
L.. Dewar,, compose that Committee.
The following premiums were then agreed
upon, to he awarded by the Committee here
alter named
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-09-13

SsILVER WATCHES.-A few double cases
- English Silver Watches, for sale at very low
prices by II. d. MASsER.
Sunbury, April l?, 1881.
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New ANA Beautiful series of Juvenile
Racks.

V>HE GOOD CHILD'S LIBRARY. illustrated with
OH Coiored lliumnaiions The object of The Good
Childs Library, Is to encourage for Scripture
reaching by presenting OF the
tons OF the New Testament narrative, the
f'rm OF verse While the children read these verses
they VIII not only become acquainted with the principal
events In the lives of our Blessed Saviour and His
Apost+S-heir travels their suerings and their death
but they viii see that tbs Bible is readable book,
and book that may be read every day. without any fear
OF becoming The unhappy being that persons sup
land besides this, the tone which given
Affections the minds, and the morals OF children by such
reading is OF almost infinite value.
In order combine things pleasing and things useful
TO the greatest possible extent the publishers have got
up expense, especially for this work
OF the beautiful Scripture designs that have
been published These Pictures printed in Oil COL
expensive, but finished and highly artstical
process OF which the publishers the orignaiors in
this country Each history illustrated handsomely
with them.
There are in all welve books each book being COM
pleiet in ITSELF and containing full history.
The Good child's Library is composed of the fol-
lowing books
Scenes in the Life the Saviour Scenes in the Life
OF ST. Peter Scenes in the Life of ST John Scenes in
the Lite Of ST Paul Scenes in the Lives of st Matthew,
st. Jude, and ST Simon Scenes in the Lives of St.
Stephen, Timothy. St. Mark and ST. Luke Scenes in
the Lives of ST. Philip, ST Bartholomew and ST. Tho
mas Scenes in the Lives of ST. Andrew, st. James,
aud ST James The Less. The Sermon on the Mount !;
The PARALLELS of the Saviour The Miracles of the Sa
viour Texts for Children
For sale by HENRY D. TURNER
n. G. Book Store.
Raleigh July s. 1851 70
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LANDS FOR SALE
In TIN e state OF Arkamsas

VTHHE undersigned offers for sale the following de.
scribed issituae in the COUNTY of Independence,
at of from two niles lro BaicsyiIIe;
several Of said separate tracts land there arsiu
provernen,s. and will be sold on good terms -
~ E Or of the s. W Of of s5,eIs, r T3 ". r 6.w;
5 qr"fs qrot Sec i9. + is NJ VINE Or
of the 5 Or OF Sec -ls, T - Mrs. W; 5 " qr-9t
N w Or of Sec is, T Is i, K6 W; S " or Of II " Or
OF Sec 10. T Is N, re W w hlf OF the " qro Sec
Is, T IS N, re W; or of the W Or oEStc Is. T
IS N. R6 W : qr oftfie or of See 81. r Is N,
R6Ws; N qruttne Or OF Sec 81, \, i3N, r w.
Persons DESTROYS 10 pure base will please call W.
c. Beveus, Eq OF BatesVi!le, who IS fully authorized
to make sale Of any of the above described ands
the undersigned mis- place OF residence, miles
east ut BatesvlIe. ISAAC CORNELL.
Batesville, June 10, 1851. 72-:a$5.
N B. The titles the above lands emanAte from
the General Government, and clear OF all cncnu.
brances whatever. /: c.
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HILLsBOROUGH ACADEMY.

HE acting Trustees of this long established Semin-
Il airy, take great pleasure in announcing public
that they have engaged the services of Mr.. BENZ. r.
HUss who will hereafter conduct the Academy as Prin.
cipal.
Mr.. Huske is a native of the State and graduate of
our University, and has for sometime been engaged,
successfully in teaching in the of Fayetteville
His learning fine temper and Christian character give
assurance to Parents that his duty children entrusted
to his charge will he ably and consccnciousy performed
The exercises of tho session will commence on
Monday, the 81 instant, and the of instruc
ton is preparatory to the University the sessions in m
ture will correspond with those of Chapel Hill.
Terms of Tuition, including courses, So, 90, al.
ways in advance No deduction made unless in case of
protracted Illness BY order of tho Board,
E. A. HEARTH, Sec.
REFERENcEs-f'rcsiden and Faculty of the Univer.
sitY of ~ C.; Charles G. Hagh. Esq, Hon. r. Strange
Edward J. Hale, Esq, Fayetteville.
July ), 1881. 7I--6w
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THE MARKETS:

WILMINGTON, June 10. The stock of bacon redu.
ceG and selling at from to l23 according to quality |;
go 65 per bushel, with fair supply cof
fee, fair Stock from 80 Is according to quality
flour s. to sS6 per barrel lard in great demand at
cts. The Cape Fear River quite low. The Jour
nal says of Naval Stores The receipts Of TurpeDne
since last Thursday have reached only about $50 bar
rcs all of which have changed hands, leaving the
ket completely bare the time of making this report
The sales to-day have been $40 barrels About 500 bar
rcs was taken in the first three business days of the
week. commencing last Friday So SIS for yellow, and
So 70 for virgin. The balance of the sales have been
made so 25 for yellow, and So 70 for virgin dip, per
Dbl. of $50 lbs being decline since last Thursday
report of Is per barrel 5everal Of the dstlers
have in measure suspended operations, for the want
of the material.l SPIRITS TURPESrINE.-We are
unable arrive at the amount of business transactions
in this article but learn that it is not far short of 800
barrels all of which to have changed hands
decline of cent per gallon last weeks figures.
The market in rather unsettled state i'll
of the ANTICIPATED receipts few days. of consid
cradle quantity from beyond the burnt BRIDGE The
sales have made 26 and 81 during the week
closing at lowest figure. RosIN.-Some small sales
No. at 81 so So rs; No. at 81 lOa 81 l23 and
about 1900 1000 barrels No. at 81 per bbl TAR
has advanced shade, and so bbls all that has reached
market, was sold at 81 As per barrel.
Nothing of moment doing in slaves and heading and
shingles. Some four RATS of timber arrived during the
week, and taken at So 123 SO per M, inspection,
and one raft at 81 measurement, all Rosemary pine.
PETERSBURG, July Ic. Whilst the Virginia inspec-
ons says the Petersburg Democrat show decrease of
5000 hogsheads of Tobacco there is prospect of
greater proportional for the balance of the
son. Lugs from 81 to Sc, good leaf from 81 25 to
So 49, best leaf from SS SO % SO, best manufac.
turing IL l5 Cotton dull at for prime bacon
at from a 70 t24 according quality -four % so
for eupcrfne; corn 60 TO 70 S. and dull
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The FIRE ANNIHlLAToR. Our readers will reco-
lect that some time since we noticed Mr.. FhllllPs
discovery Of the annihator, and that mentio ned
at The time the ndi gnation which we had seen
expressed in exchanges that no attempt had been
made TO bring the invention into immediate prac-
tica in the United States. We were met by
Mr.. Wilson. Ensiish gentleman, whose letter we
published once. excusing the inventor, Mr.. Phil
lips, from any responsibility for the delay which had
been complaineG of. Mr.. Wilson's statement fully
exculpated Mr.. Phillips from any blame of ardiness,
or desire to speculate, by placing the responsibility
of the delay the fixed opposing interests In Eng
land. TO that statement we gave the utmost cred
ence, and al the same time the utmost effect.
But must be permitted to Say that Mr..
Phillips having indicated his discovery by the most
satisfactory Notwithstanding overcome that OPP
position which his friend MIR. Wilson, urges in his
behaIf-there is longer reason that the u nj
ted States should be debared of the benefits of the
discovery. t .a
likely to meet the dislike and hostility, perhaps, of
insurance companies, inasmuch as it might be made
the basis of other and different insurance companies
but such interests not so strong here as they are
in England, and the people of America need nothing
more than reasonable assurance that an invention Is
useful 10 disregard all Of companies, in order
to avail themselves Of it. 1t was stated some time
since in the Boston papers that an American gentle
man had purchased patent for the discovery. That
statement was afterwards contradicted Then 1t was
Stated that a number of wealthy gentlemen were as
sociating for the purpose of purchasing It, We are
informed, however that all the statements are Incor-
rect, but that negotiations now pending from
another quarter-almost successful-to purchase the
entire paten America, that the invention may be
oroughI tested and put sale in the United States
We trust that this information is correct for the peo-
nile of the United States will soon have most un-
questionable right complain if the attempt Is not
made to test the discovery here.
Washington Union.
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Raleigh July s, 1851.
THE RALEIGH AND CASTOR
RAIL ROAD.

4 MEETING ofthe Subscribers will be held at Hen.
Aderson. on Tuesday the 22d instant AS is desr-
able there should be full meeting the City of Peters,
and Wake are each requested send deputation of
five persons with proxies from other subscribers with
thory to adopt such measures may be deemed most
advisable for securing whatever portion of the 400 600
dollars shall remain unsubscrbcd And the other Coun
ties are earnestly requested initiate the spirited exam
pie which has been them by the people of Franklin
who have exceeded by several thousand dollars the quota
which had been allotted them
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
July l, 1851. 7O-td
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From the Richmond Eaaui,er.1

~ The MERCHANTS OF THE SOUTH.
In the city OF Quakerdom, a man by the mamie of
Albert fdvorably knownto the writer bv his prev;-
GUS acts, as friend to the :. human rights of the
sout, has been arrested and condemned to ten years
IN IN the Eenlteniiary and pay fine Of
$1,000 He is, now an old man, near seventy wears
OF age and in all probability, his sentence is equiva-
lent TO imprisonment for fe at hard labor ha, is
his crime4 Acting under the laws of the United
States, he apPrehended runaway female slave and
her child. He is charged with kidnapping :. the
child, because il was born Of slave mother in a
free State Its mother wasa slave in Mary land and,
by the Constitution and laws of the L niied States
she slave while in Pennsyl vania. the propetv
of her owner and subject reclamation In addi,ion
to the maxim that pa5tus Segutur II is rross
absurdiIy to say, that child born of slave mother
in the United States, is not slave. This Albert has
been long known a slave-catcher, and, therefore
an Abolition Judge goated in sthe opportunity Of
pretence pass vindctive sentence him, and
credit witness from the Penitenary against him,
rePreved the day before the trial, by the Abolition
Governor of Pennsy ivana tor the very purpose. The
blow is not aimed 81 much at Albert as at you, men
of the South. What, then. is the remedyl Prescribe
Philadelphia. as you have Boston. Have no dealings
with her citizens, with Pennsy lvanans, until they
berate AibeEt and prescribe all Abolition Govern
ors and other officers, judges and laws Establish
direct trade, build up your towns and commercial
marine trade with those who will do you Justice, or
not interfere with your rights If you do in this
way protect your own rights, you will soon have no
rights to protect.
Have you ever heard of any person, even a free
Negro Oelng PunlSned In Tree State Tor the violation
OF your rights, of the laws made to protect your
property In the of the rescue of the slave Sha
drach, in Boston. the laws openly at def
ance and violated, before many witnesses; bu, who
has been condemned therefor! They have gone
through mock trials and acquitted them all. The
murderers of citizen of Maryland, attempting to
carry home his slaves from Pennsy lvania, were all
cleared What hope, then, have you for justice from
the North
Look for remedy, not to notification or secession,
but to prescription. to commercial intercourse,
peaceful and bloodIess remedy, applied only often
ding cities and States, and you will inevitably gain
victory, sure and lasting, and profitable, by es,ab-
fishing your independence in commerce. Abolition
societies, and their in the free States Of this
Union, are reasonable, and if you will be firm and
united, and unfinching, they will SON be put down
by Northern interests; but The of the Northern
people at the ballot box, and in their penal code.
VIRGINIA MERCHANT.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
T,,I,- al


l am not surprised at the result of the Ohio Free
Soil, Wing Convention. l took i, for granted that
they would follow the lead of the Lancaster Conven-
ton. The compromise measures Of 1850 ere, in CT
feet, repadia.ed by both.
For the first time, in the history of this govern
ment, presented candidate for the Presiden-
cy on merely sectional grounds.
Every must know that the Union cannot be
tremendously preserved upon any narrow and Sec
tional principles. If the wings of Ohio and Penn
syvania intend to evade the Compromise measures,
and to reopen the questions involved in those
ures, we shall have peace in this country.
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Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-


If the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad.
NEW York, July lIth. The following the
successful bidders for the 100000 per cent.
Mortgage Bonds of the Wilmington and Manchester
Call, Gibson, Rogers, Gregg, Mc:Faran, McMaii.
Erwin. and Evans. North OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mutt, Nixon, Smith, MaItsty, Potter, Ridder, Tay-
lor. Baldwin, Haynes, DeRossete & Brown, CLARK,
Maltsby, Dawson, and Woo!en. Philadelphians-
Whelan & Co. New Observation-Disclosures. Wash
ngtonians-Corcoran g. Riggs. and Chubb, Schenck
& Co.
About $4,000 was taken at par, $4,000 at 81 d
928, and the balance al 80 and fraction
There were bids for nearly $780, 200 more thar the
required amount.
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$4,000 STATE BONDS!
July 2, 1851
! TREASURY OFFICE. RALEIeu N C.

June S4th, 1851. T
CEALED Proposals will be received this Office un.
~ til the 10Th of July next for the purchase thirty
thousand dollars worth of bonds issued by the State of
North Carolina interest the of per cenum per
annun, payable semiannuaiIy, and principal payable
the end of twenty years. Issued under Act of the
General Assembly of North Carolina at the Session of
Is4sI9, entitled An Act to incorporate the Fayette-
vile and Western Plank Road Company. Persons bid.
ding will endorse their letters Proposals for State
Stocks" DANIEL w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer
Raleigh, N. G., June "a, 1851. 67-td.
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NOTHING FORGOTTEN! IS Ii is a terrible thought,
says Cooper, at an hour like this, remember that
nothing can be forgotten. 1 have somewhere read
that not oath is uttered that does not continue to
vfbrate through all tilne in the wdespreading cur
rent of sound-not prayer isped that IFS record is
not to be found stamped on the laws of nature, by
the indelible seal of the Almighty's will"
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NOTICE,

nN the third Monday OF ugust 1851 / shall expose
~ to public sale the law Directs at the Court Houa
IN the City of Raleigh, the following lznd and town
lots, enough thereof to satisfy the taxes for le47 due
in 1885, and cost OF advertising. f1
Tax.
Bledsnc aud Johnson, ore town lot valued at
81 ,oO0 not listed, ouiy Blrdsoe's ha rdeed 80 GO
Moses A. Bedsoe, I39 acres. $780, 20
Duo f''r $ j. Baker Guard, 500 acres IS 600, II so
Elizabeth Bell, one town lot i6
Elizabeth Barber. one lot, 800, 0S
Sally ChaveIs, part lot 46, 81
A. G. Drake, one lot, 81 600, Is 20
Catherine Gooch, lot S15, 90
AbsaIom Mangum, part lot SO, 81
Jesse Pettiford, one LOT $50 ss
Hanneh Sturdevant. LOT, $I25, AZ
James Terry, !, not listed, Os
Lcethy Wilkins, one lot, Ss4oO, 81
Estate of Calvin Whitaker. part 6s, $500 -
Lavina Bell, part le9, $500. l o.
Martha Spivey, / acre, $500; Sc
Miller, !, $3.50, 20
Mary Miller, !, $50, IL
WILLIE POPE. former Sheriff.
July ., 1901 It'd.
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THINGS IN Texas. Late rains have given very
promising appearance to the crops of Texas. Large
tracts OF the finest sugar lands have been recently
found in Liberty county. When the is fully
tured it frequently attains the height of fifteen or
sixteen feet.
The Democratic Convention for the Eastern Dis
trict of Texas Oate Mr.. Kaufman's) has nominated
Richard Scurry for Congress. There are, however,
three other Democratic candidates in the field.
Col. G. W. Hockey. veteran of the Texas Rev
olulon, died at Corpus Cristi, the 9th u At the
battle of San Jacnto he commanded the arti llery,
and acted as aid to Gen. Houston. He was, success
sively, Secretary of War, Secretary of the Navy,
Commander of Ordnance, and in 1912 Commits
sioner Mexico. to negotiate treaty which. it was
then thought Mexico would make on ia vorable terms
He was from Philadel pha, and said to have been
kinsman of the illustrous Stephen Decatur.
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We learn that Dockery has taken such high toned
federal POSITIONS that in the lower end of this Dis
nort of Mai. Caldwell, the poor mans advocate, by
scores. Let every of his friends arouse, and exert
binseIf and his election is beyond doubt. Hurrah
for Republican principles independent OF party issues
- LineoLn Republican:
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You can't Think says lady, writing to ed
itor, how much good the deaths and marriages do
me- If you knew how love deaths and marriages.
you would have them in every paper. The elope-
ments aud murders beautiful, but the common
deaths and marriages more satisfactory. You
crowd the married ones so close together, that it
seems you consulted their happiness and wishes
even in your types"