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The Late Floods and Tornadoes.

1t is generally stated that in no year since
the settlement OF the western country, have the
storms been as numerous and destructive as
during the present. The Mississippi has been
four feet higher than in the great freshet of
1873 The damage to property has been inn
mense, and many lives have been lost. In some
portions, the hurricanes have swept over and
devastated large tracts of land, overturned
houses, and visited with fearful violence towns
and villages. 1t would be impossible to calcu-
late the amount in dollars of injury to property.
1851 bids fair to be remembered as the year of
floods and tornadoes
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ScrOhIIa.

1t has been remarked by eminent men, that
In the varied catalogue of diseases to which man
is liable there is scarcely of such Importance
and of such interest as Scrofula, whether we
look to the obscurity of its origin, its insidious
progress, the number and variety of organs that
it attacks, or its remarkable incurability and
extensive fatality.
Scrofula has baffled the skill of the most en-
inent physicians in this country and in Europe
But there is an antidote for this disease in s'Dr
Guysotfs Extract of Yello,o Dock and ISarsaparil-
la" which is proving itself Specific in the most
severe cases of Scroftla.
BsA. See advertisement.
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Francis X. Skunk,

We learn from the Philadelphia Ledger, that
on the Fourth of July, the contemplated mon
ument to the memory of the late Governor of
Pennsylvania, FRANCIS r. SKUNK, will be erec-
ted at The Trappe' in Montgomery county,
where the bones of the deceased patriot repose.
Pennsylvania, says our contemporary, does well,
and nobly to render homage to this sterling,
but unpretending class of public men, who 90
for the right in defiance of the temptations of
wealth, the intimidation of partzans; the allure
ments of the banquet hall, and the saloons OF
pleasure and fashion, nlumed by the smiles and
Establishments of beauty's charms.
The day is appropriate to the occasion, for
had F. Il. Skunk lived in the Revolution OF
1875, he would have stood shoulder to shoulder
with her MUHLENBURGs and her MIFFLINs and
her FRANKLINs, whose principles he revered, and
whose conduct, as civil magistrate, he faith.
fully adhered to as a model. When such a man
is honored, a truce to party contention is tacit
ly understood.
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RBGISTBR'S NOTICE.

All persons interested hereby notified
that the following administration accounts have
been allowed and filed in the Registers office of
Cambria county, and viii be presented for con-
frmation to the Orphans Court to be held at
Ebensburg in and for said county on Monday
the 9TH day of July next:
The account of Augustine Farrebaugh, Exc
cutor of the last will &C., of John Duly decd.
The account of E. Hutchison, Jr., Admins
traitor of the estate of John Plott, decd.
The account of E. J. Waters, ESQ.,, Executor
of the last will &C., of Timothy Davis, decd.
The account of r. L. Johnston, ESQ, Admin
istrotor of the estate of Thomas Patterson decd
The account of Michael Plummer, Admins
traitor of the estate of Isaac Plummer, decd
The account of Robert Carmon, Administra-
tor of the estate of Benjamin J.. Rough, decd.
WM. KITTELD, Register.
Registers Office
Ebensburg, June -, 1851. {
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LAND FOR SALE,

The undersigned offers for sale tract of
land situate in Clearfeld township, Cambria
county, adjoining lands of Thomas Durbin and
NJ Mullen, containing 1l6 acres more or less,
seven acres of which are cleared The above
land is OF good quality, and has excellent
timber upon it, consisting of white pine, cherry
and poplar Sufficient water power on the
tract to run saw mill, and to any person wish
ing to engage in the lumber business il would
be an excellent location. For terms please en-
quire of
EDWARD GLASS,
Loretto.
June 20, 1S51-37-2m.
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Final Notice.

The books, notes and accounts of the
late firm of Litzinger & Todd are in the
possession OF the subscriber, TO whom all
persons knowing themselves indebted will
please make payment on or before The
l7ih day OF July next. After that time
they will be left in the hands of suitable
person for collection.
CHARLES LITZINGER.
June 10, lS5l-36-3t.
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ROBERT P. LINTON, President.
hicHARD WHITE, Secretary

r. AHEAD.-A stalk of clover, taken
a held OF Mr.. Jacob Westly, of Cumru
berks county, contained five heads to
60, ''em' They were large and fine and per-
'ectiy separated from each other. vet all un;,ed
s'ocK' and was considered rare speci-
,Le l 0i the clover, such as can only be found in
ncnest fields and most favorable seasons
Ne growth OF the croP.-Berks County Press.
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Dedication of Saint Patrick,s
Church.

The new Catholic Church, lately erected in
this (Ebensburg) borough, will be dedicated to
the service of Almighty God under the patron
age of Saint Patrick, on the 18th inst, by the
Right Reverend DR.. O'Connor, Bishop of Pitts
burg. The dedication sermon will be preached
by the Rev'd Mr.. Maher, of Harrisburg A
collection will be taken up on the occasion for
the purpose of finishing the Church. Service
to commence at o'clock a. m.
July 8, 1851.
peAe "Shield" will please COPY
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PG1cOlennl-

1 had severe Cold, and was cured by the
Petroleum, and gave it to several others with
like success; and an old lady who had bruised
her shoulder by fall, and strained the muscles
OF her arm and shoulder, was cured by rubbing
the parts affected. 1 also had an attack of the
Blind Piles and by the application of Petroleum
was cured in short time
Cincinnati, June 5, 80. J. F. MITCHELL.
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STRAY COV.

Came to the residence of the subscriber; resi-
ding in Cambria township, some time in May,
a Red Cow with white face, supposed to- be
about ten years old.r The owner is requested
to come fe1 ward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away, otherwise she win be iispo-
sed Of according to law.
JOHN WHERRY.
June u, 1S51-S5-3t.
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fresh arrival of Boots, Shoes, Summer
Hats, Caps, Fancy Gimp and Florence Straw
bonnets, Powder, Gun Caps Shot, Lead, &C.,
received this day and for sale at the cheap store
June 90 1851.
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NOTICE.

An election will be held at the Court House
in Ebensburg, on the 4th day of July next, for
a Lieut.. Colonel, of the Cambria Brigade. and
for Captain and first and second Lieutenants
of the Cambria Guards.
JOHN LINTON,
n Brigade Inspector
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L | 8 T

uahnd; W pas sons engaged in vending selling
me merenanalse within the County of Cambria, in
.ne S.a;e ., pennsylvania for the year s51,
90 o.aeu oy the undersigned duly appointed
appralSer OF mercantile
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AN appeal will be held at the Commissioners
Omce' In Ebensburg, On onday, the 7th day of
July next, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.
h;, ana O'Clock p m. for all who feel them
and classification -
GEORGE LITZINGER,
Mercantile appraiser for Cambria County.
June ~, 1851
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To the Faculty.

The Physicians of Cambria county are reaues-
TED to meet in Ebensburg, Tuesday the 9Th
instant 1or the purpose of organizing a county
medical society. MANY
July 8, 1851.
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Persons returned for License under the act
of Assembly passed the 10th day of April,
1s49 entitled San act to create a sinking fund,
and to provide for the gradual extinguishment
of the debt of the Commonwealth" viz: Beer
Houses, Eating Houses, Oyster Cellars, &c.
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HERRING'S
(wILDER's PATENT,)
SALAMANDER SAFES

The validity of this patent. latter having been
vigorously contested by suits at law for the last
six years, has been fully and finally established
IN the Supreme Court of the United States.
The undersigned, at his depot, has on hand
large assortment of the genuine
PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES.
Also, all kinds of Iron Chests, Money Boxes.
Vault Doors and Bank Vaults, both fire and
burglar proof with new and second hand Safes
OF other rmakers-formingt the largest assortment
In the world Also, the following Locks
Jones manageable, Combination, Permutation,
and Letter Changeable Anti -Gunpowdet Locks.
Hairs New Patent Powder and Burglar-Proof
Lock; Day, Newell g. Days; and Locks of other
celebrated makers
JOHN FARRELL,
NO. "a Walnut-Street, Philadelphia,
Sole Agent for the State of Pennsylvania.
June 26, 1851.-37-3m
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THE OCTOBER ELECTION IN OHIo-Under the
new Constitution just adopted in Ohio by a large
majority, the people of that State will vote for
the following officers in October: -
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OF the latest and most fashionable styles, con-
slstng of large and well selected assortment
of Dry Goods, Made up Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Boots and shoes, Bonnets and Palm Leaf Hats, a
large and e1tensipe assortment of Hardscare,
S1"0'as~aro, LeoLi.y Gixsocs, C2ovks assl ioaors
Of all kiads- Also heavy stock of Groceries,
Drugs, and variety Of all other articles needed
IN country store, all of which they will sell
exceedingly cheap for cash or in exchange for
approved country produce
Please remember the New Store and give us
call, as We feel sanguine that our prices and
quality of goods will be an inducemeet to per-
Sons who want bargains. Good goods and
moderate profits is our motto, and we consider
1t no trouble to show goods. Cash paid for
Wool. 49,.
JAS. MCOLGAN & co.
JAS. NJ coLGAN, PETER DoUGHERTY
Summit June 26, 1851-37-ly
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u UONernor,
Lieutenant Governor,
Attorney General, of the State,
Secretary of State,
Auditor of State,
Treasurer of State,
Five Spreme Judges,
Three Canal Commissioners.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
AND CHEAP BARGAINS!

The undersigned respectfully inform the citi-
zens of Summityille, and vicinity, that they
have just received from Philadelphia and New
York, large and well selected assortment OF
NlAW GOODS
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THOMAS c. MCDOWELL,

ATTORNEY AT Law, HOLLIDAYSBURG, Pa
Will attend the several Courts of Cambria
county, as heretofore. Office one door west Of
VIM. McFarland's cabinet warero0m.
January /, 1851.-ly
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June 26, 1S51-37-2m.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

WISCONSIN Milwaukee papers have
been received, with ielcgraphc reports of the
proceedings OF the Wing state Convention at
Madison on the 2lth.
LroNAEp }. FtRwELL, Of Dane Co, Qndopcn-
dont) was unanimously recommended As the
Wing candidate for Governor
Col jaws HCGHES, OF 1t. CroX Co, was
ncmmated for Lieutenant Governor; Secretary
Of State. RoBtRr ". WRIcHr, of Waukesha
Go State Treasurer, JEFFERSON CR,wFoRp,
Ci Grant Go.
The Convention then doumcd 10 : I. VI,
when candidates for Attorney General and Super
intendcnt of Schools would be presented and 9th
er business transacted Great dissatisfaction has
been produced 10y the action of the Opposition
State Convention The Dcpre idreri,Ser (Opp)
positively refuses to support pham for Governor
The GTecn BGg Spectator OF the Goth has the Plat
form of the Democratic" State Convention
which was omitted IN the official proceedings OF
that body. We herewith append II. What Free
Soiler can conscientiousy support It Have not
the Liberty Party been beautifully Swindled IN
the partial coalition they made wlththo Democ.
Tacy IN 1919 They are now deSertlng thus plat
ierm and oining IN an Independent movement.
"THE DENocRArIc pLArYoRN.-IloIe II IS, the
whole Of II, uSt the State Con, enlon passed It,
without addition or multiplication. Huzza for the
Platform;
Rsotee That the Democracy OF wlscous.n now stands
mheg, al Nue Democrats have stood since 1916 on the plat
tcm OF prmciles then drawn by that pure and amcned
statesman SiaS Wight, and approved b. every NATIONAL
pemeCraic Convention SINCE that day And occQpymg aS
cur party does. tins elevated poS,on would IN their
name repudse AN eraneous aud sectional tests Of
party iaih a. pemcous, cannlsh, aud dsorganilne IN
ihelr Tendencies
In the lid Judicial District very warm con-
test was tc terminate September % The candi-
dates are Asahel Finch Jr. and Lew Hubben.
Joseph Wagner, OF Forest, is the candidate
ct the German political Democratic otgani-
zation for Assembly IN the lSt District of Fond
du Lac County The objects Of tins party are
similar to those of the German Free Soilers"
(Retormers, Ac) of \ew-Nork, Missouri, and
elsewhere. who also cooperate with the Working.
mems and National Reform parties.
--Gabriel BoUck, (son of EX.Goy. h. of
Schoharic County, y " Is candidate Tor the
State Senate m the lNth District and promises
to keep mum en- the Bank question, but the
Wings Will have candidate OF their own, an
advocate of responsible Free Banking system
The German State Convention Is 10 assemble
a! Watertown, Oct, %, 10 select from the differ.
ent tickets, or 70 nominate another, State ticket
friendly to Land Reform. Banking, a Revenue
Tariff and the change OF the preScn, Liquor
Law.
"A new German paper (,he fourth Is ahou,
10 b, commenced at Milwaukee.
The Opposition State Central Committee for
the ensuing year is composed Of the following
gentlemen:
Geo. u. smith, Of Madison DIR. Carey, Of Mllwau-
kee Dr. Hennlng, Of Oshkosh Alexander 1. Grey,
of Janesville + B. Dean. OF Madison Judge CAand-
.er Of Halle Green, \. Il. Eddy, oi Madison
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80. 1881

minds of ms readers tte cHcneo,s do. mat aaf
cn.rea rlc important ecmeti a :lnc II ny con2u-
iaiiors y unLscese FOR re q s'ay ilrihcs 70
Tbe prcfesso! continues. " u or noy 10 itse
OF me efhcacT q Mr Sawyei's proposed arrange
.raenfs we ought 10 compute iae i4DoIng iofce *
.neudet IN giving motion 10 the mdcnine, -nl also
- .lr. OF the centrifugal force evolved. 1Jth -
6,J % ne e1Hf ef-afGrt ~ -fr1f s 10Y *
ssrrte 20 G-nanical Inlfs- or {. AoTSt-l 20, a
~ brof, -s0r makes no attempt % give ne -oorig
80 of ,i,e eneine presume le does MOI iff tf-
fe-et4r1 - and MS EVASION pie@r' % ot -i --.let
moe ofcaliue on me T. furnish ;Ae demonstration
whch shall cPserul-y 90 b. aFo- any iu.iie mis-
IN ,be diagram which the Professor has before
nm the piston al ;hc reclpI0cat.ns engine No.
urfs,u;. al area Of four superficial I'hss ard ,le
nressuFe n the aIrchfmoer beng t's 70. '' ING
ircb tie piston j Uf-cl forward o. a pressure y
o-IC los and as TIC cyl.lteT Is one ioot long aLA
the engine supposed 10 make Sc strokes per mnute'
n. fhs polr.T ~ me sgue VIII te 5U5931 Not
wishing 70 multiply. unnecessarily, points OF alliel-
trce between Us. VIII make use OF the Professor
own data in reducing the power OF my engine ~
horse-poWers. Taxing the iabor,aC gocfr 70 - me
aggregate power applied measured N cynamica-
units the Cgnanical unit 70 Be the power necessary
70 raIe one pound one foot high 10 one minute d.u
me ptf II the p0r'r ~ ne egn 10 ot "nA' 'hS ~
elne l~.l d. IN one minute measured II dyAahlc 4
UNITS and supposing tie engine 10 worA eIshi hours
the mat of tie yOtceJ # the oege beng 30jj5o tne
agere cate labOrng power Viii De ooo7. uy ian.-
cal UNITS THIS divided Dy u oo1,e1o, wnch cons'-
tes the Professors horse power. differing. however,
from tnat ordinarily muse as IL OOUls - 5-O gives
about seven horse power engine.
As the Professor may BE curious 70 know the WorA-
i1g capacity Of the rotary screw engine, VIII give
hIn that also.
The velocity Of the quicksilver IN hs ongineis the
same as IN the other but the loss by the indirect ap-
rhcation 10 the screw reduces the direct power ap-
Piled With pressure of27l pounds TO The inch 10 s'o
pounds. u,u,,.
The ,ma Of tte yoper Of M Eagne IS accordng.y
l2i 500 pounds, which continued through eight hoIs
gives an aggregate a50r1r force Of ornedr-
iy 'hTee horsepower.
II IS unnecessary for me nan q WI! 20 y concio-
sively at the proper tme) 10 show the hacy OF me
Professors objections t. iarse-sizod bngneS since
his hberality toward our Engine already exceeds
that of bis predecessors toward Ry Of the important
inventors now IN use.
Steamboats, were not permitted TO rln more
than Eight miles per hour, and Locomotives could
never attain speed of over sixteen and az ioI
crossing tho Atlantic " steam, Il was anGiFeI0tca'
GtSHFd,fn ,.
IL conclusion, the Professor, although ne dechhes
participating IN the fight. magnanlmousiy oHers 70
step IN and sharo the spOs after the victory = won
y. SAWYER. No. 400 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
Centrifugal Force vs.. Prof. Loemis.


To TIE Editors of he N Y Tribune:
In your paper Of yesterday observe an
other article from Prof Looms, upon what Ae IS
pleased 10 call Sduyer co.'s Perpetual Notion" IN
Which he refers 10 hls former communication, where
be undertook 10 show that Centrifugal Force could
only exceed the momentum at very high veloclues
but I, seems ne has discovered that error. and has
yesy promptly corrected It, as he NOW admits TIA,
my present calculations show a working force OF
three times as much VIII be required TO turn the
wheel and he expresses FAINT hope that might
succeed upon small scale, were Il not for one
stpcyats difficulty which he has discovered IN DIS
charging The quicksilver from the revolving BASIN
He suppoSeS because the valve Is pressed down with
81 pounds to the inch, the quicksilver could rot es
cape Now, this Is an error which hope the Pro
lessor VIII DC able correct before he writes again,
ana winch am encouraged 10 oNpeC. he Viii, from
he progress hc mas already made. lie seems 10 lor-
gst Thar the AR forces the quicksilver up through the
enamel OF the screw against the under side of the
'"'e WIN pressure lu>t equal 10 the weight of ar
ON 'it outsioe thus establishing perfect eQuilibr-
YIN 1h,Vugnoul me whole cyAnder, which haS only
been GeSIoytdb bN the centrifugal force Of the quick
SILVER IN the revolving haSln-lnakluc the iYfer,o7
pressure greater than the srte-nof
Bur he has one other objection which Irpcars 70
clash with tac aooNe admissions After rrlerring IN
NV tables an The TribUR, OF the lSxh inst md a.
nii.ing their correctness. he disposed ~ ccs,,on
the Interpretation which | put upon them a,tbonrb
he admits thai lt6 pounds evolves centrifugslforTs
OF . 10 pOunds for he SAYS fftr sense IN when
ihlS Is True Bus lie sdds. " " men Alr SAWYER Savx
he has i clear surplus OF more Than 1000 pounds
heyond what i REQUIRED 10 tLrn The wheel and
Which NAV be applied 10 other purposes, ne has com
ui,ted AL ecreelous hlurGer" The Professor IN.
committed an egregioUS 5lUncer himself 4 he sup
poses he 8 quoting from my letitf ID ne 1tf OF
IN, lslh lnst a. there s no such statement made n
that letter Rui he adds AS TINS : ihe fund men
la error OF M SAwy er. lS, us dwell upon i ioT
moment In What Way, says he Professor. ~ dors
lf6 pounCS evolve centrifugal force oi 10
pound. HAVING gwen AZ example taken iron ray
atleS of the Slh nst the CORE ctncSs oi "licA ne
las already admitted, he goes OF 10 a'tucc A-l>lT1-
uon> 10 prove THAT Don.Rita Is Wt,-h' inAlti-eC
INTO velocity. A. rs dwelling upon iAl> poii -
pears 10 be Ter he sole puTpOse II conveying 70 Ine
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

AWAY TO CALL THE PoLICE.-At Paris,
The other day, drunken coachman dashed through
crowd endangering the lives OF the bystanders and
when he could no longer proceed striking them yIo-
lently with his whip They loudly called the Police
to arrest him, but those gentlemen padno attention
at last, one Of the sufferers, IN despair, shouted,
Vne "a Repn5i,que At this the police rushed up in
great force TO suppress such outrage on public
order and security.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
By telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
Four More Slaves Remanded 20 their owners
from Pennsylvania.
HtRRISBURG, )

HARRISBURG, Saturday, sept =, loJI,
Tho four f1eitiyes John stouchcr. John Bell. Ed
ward Michael. and Fnton Mercer, charged by
Michael Leniz, on suspicion, OF having participated
IN the ChrISiiana rOts, were to-day orOugi pclore
Judge Pearson on a writ Of hQJtaS corpus The Judge
decided that the Magistrate committed gross dere-
hction of duty in issuing commitment without e'l,
dence The prisoners were, therefore, discharged
for want of evidence.
immediately after their discharge. Commissioner
Nc cAister pointed 10 them, and declared they were
IN charge of ms officers. The negroes were then
handcufod III open Court, and conveyed to the Com,
miSsIoneT's office where an examination was held
with closed doors.
The examination before the Commissioner has re-
suited IN the slaves beng handed over TO their claim
ants
Grea, excitemen, has been caused by this pro-
cedure but there has been no violation of law.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
Notice 10 Nariners-Census Returns-Secretary
of State.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Sept. %. 1871.
The Treasury Department notifies Mariners that
the Floating Light lately stationed al Carey'S ton
Reef florida, Will, on the lSt OF November, be re-
moved 70 Brentons Reef, Rhode Island, and Will ex
hlbit two white lights.
The population of Rhode Island, according 30 the
official statement Is IA ,5i4 and that Of Georgia Is
524 3ls free, and 3e66sl slaves.
During the absence OF Hon. Daniel Webster, NJ
tomoy General Crittenden has been appointed acting
Secretary of state.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
PLowING MATCH.-A Plowinr Match

Will take place at Bridgeport Ct on the 9th Of octo
Der nex, under the auspices of the Fairfield County
Agricultural Society The hrst premium Is $50, and
the other premiums amount TO 500 open to com
petitors and teams from any part Of the United
States These who desire to enter should give I'M.
mediate notice and send 81 to the Secretary. The
Society holds IL annual FAIR At Bridgeport on the
sfh. OH and lOth OF October.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
TIE DoCroR's WELcoNE-Down

1T I'VN IVN " IJVN n
there resides a certain MD. One very cold night he
was aroused from his slum0er by very loud knock
ing at his door After some hesitation he went 10
The window and asked
"Who's there ="
Fnend," was the answer
"N hat do YOU want "
Want 10 Stay here al night"
STAY there then" was the benevolent rerv
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

MIss.ssippI.-TRe Natcbc- Free Trader
OF the l7th SAYS: I'VE last night received a
teleeraphic dispatch from Jackson, informing US
,ha, Hon JEFF Davis. I. :. Senator has con-
seD,cd to become a candidate ter Governor, an
vii run for tia. office
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

10 George Bradburn, formerly of the
Massachusetts press, has become an Associate Ed
tor Of The ciotlana Trnt Democrat. M B. wields
ready and vigorous pen
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
= Thc Snilolk Cnnnty Temnerance So

7 InC Suffolk C0unty Temperance So
clcty had q good meeting few days since AZ Baby
Ion. They resolved IN favor OF yotng for temper
prolibiiorv 'aw ike that O. Name. IN the evening
addresses were made by Nr. Wm II. Wilcox, OF
Orient. and Rev. Mr.. Burghdrjt, OF Greenport each
Of which WIS listened 10 with apparent interest by
i4r-o ana attentive audience The pledge was circu
lated dnG received over 10 signatures.