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gut19en pre- erDattp,
spreis 50 CENT bic SlaCete,
81 cine febr febastare 3ptsrsituns, sntosft
bureb elnen reselmd6sen uno beribmteu otuts
Iben ur3t, pcr fe ilbsr finfsis Sabre in Iels
ner cisensn praris in SeuHblano sebrandbt
bate, III ipel6em eanoe fs ipabrcne jener
3slt aubertt aussepebnt benust ,puros, bei5us
ltem ertdltnnsen, Satsrbfeber, ensbr-- --flss
Felt, Scnbbultcn, Ssitsn nGo GitfcnIbmer.
sen, 8lutIpeicn, jeperHrt Srutt: uno Qunsen
beI6iperpen, ,lno in 5eiiluns bet brrannaben
oen Uussebruna. Sieles fam als COB Der
cbi9en Wlepi3in 9efa9t iperben, aber bic Seis
tunasbetahtmahunsen ltno III fotjpislta oas
gu; jeeer befricoisenbe Seipeis in cef1en2 2Birs
tllnaen miro in einem SerIuhe bamit aefun:
oen rperoen, fcrpie audi jablreicbe gmpfeblun
gen bic Anneilunsssettel besleiteno. llster
1000 SlaItben ffmb allein in spbilaorlpbia
wdbrenD Dem lesten qBinter bsrfauft porren.
pen itrrsenaeuoer Ssweis bon oeGsng1uBbar
Felt, font parce cine 70 sroBe 0mantitat nis
Derfauft norben Iein.
9isle 3eusnife ftnb bon 3eit ;u 3cit ertals
ten unb befannt 9ematbt wccoen, abcr rer
Sfcttenauwano bon 3etnnasbefanntmatune
gen perbietet beren Olittbeiluns bier. Die
&eibt9laubiaen ttnmen Ieebt iiter3 3eust ,pers
Den BON Der SlIsliebtsit oieIsr Oaroi,in wenn
(e anrnfsn an Qeicp's Seinnobsits gmpcri,
llm SO. l9l. gloro 2te @tra6e. unterbalt
Der Sinstrabe, gum S6lb bes "aolpenen
9lolers unc 9blansen," no 3suaniTe unb
NahweiIunacn Su tunperten bon Sdlen Oct
merfphrOiaiten &uren bur6 bisIe Webisin,
borarseirt merbcn f6nnsn.
60 ruirfIam 1T bic W1sOisin aerpefrm in
6eiluns Der psrf6ispenen Sranfbeiten ftr
weldbe fte empfoblen 1T, oaB (te aQcn anbcrn
3ntereitunaen bon @arlapariQa, panaeeas
&c. Ihnea poranaebt.
6"0teie Wlebi5in 1T 5u bem ctcn anaess'
tenen DreiIe in oider 9suferei ~ baten.
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w. u. =. y. &eim u. So
Smportircr unD SGncler in
9lmcrifanifcben Sartipaarett.

SmpDrltrcr InO SOanCler IN
Imerifaniicben 5art,paareu,
10. 6, Oitspennlftraee, Reaoins, pa.
babsn auf Jbano uno bistsn gum 3erfauf Il.
bsqusmsn Ssbinsunssn, Elm allssmsnes 2l6ors
tsmsnt BON 6artwaarsn uno SbnsioHu9 Nas
9sln unb Spsfs BON alien @rossn Giisn unb
Stab BON jeber Sensnnuns; Sbraubifods,
9lmbtfe, uno GdmsossSlafebdl 8lbfen.
unb Slintsnldufs; SblcHer; Msflins in ga.
fsln unb Stan9sn 6obsln, BON Ybilaoslptisr
une eaneaifr Sabrf /; Sattlsrsi Ioartpaarsn
Sattslbcds, Yatsnt.qsosr &c. 3nn IC unb TX,
Stansen.3inn, amsrfaniib uno rufIfbss @is
fsnbleh, 9ratbs Stanssns u. Y9sSlsi; Spsls
ter, SupfrsScI;sn, Rists ,t. @las, Sarbsns
Osls uno Sirni0fs, Dupcnt's 9tblsrs unO Sibs
fenspulper, nsbif pisl anosrsn GItsrn bic as.
m6bnlib in sinbsimifbsn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
perfauft Uerosn.
gbenfalls, Sbepero's Sarfaparilla,
DermifuSG SuitensGdnov. unb oeut(be
Siebers unb KaltGeberspillen.
Nsabin9, Mdrs7. bY.
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S)interla0enibaft oes pertforbenen
Jpbu Gcbeller.

glattriht ,pirb bisrmit seaeben, baB Dem
llnterIthrisbensn tpobnbaft in Der Staot Nsas
bins, 9lpminittrations=S =Sriefe bemillist wcrs
ben (inp, auf Die 6interIaneniebaft oes oer'
ttortenea Sobn 9hslIsr, Uen oer Staot Sea-
bins; beusemaB merpsn lille, Die nod auf irs
aeno cine Nrt AT bic aeoatte 6intcrlaGens
Itbaft Ghuloia finn, aufssfortsrt. Iofort ab5us
be;ableu, mnb Hlle. Die nod Soroernnsen ir.
asno eiuer 4rt ssasn oiefelbe baten ibre
Ne6nunaen obns Sersus fir Bssabluns ein'
sureiGsn All
6eera S6brinser, Icminiit.
Sieaoina, Upril 8. Git.
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Saamen= mnb StHergeratb
2S0ure1ttditS.
Sletr- unD @ro6zgSertauf,
l94a Marftlfrabe.

ashfla0clphta.
TDir oHeriren unlern Xunoen unoSrelli'
pen bas ar66te ufortement bon uferbausVes
rdtbeu, Garsen Seratben unb Sdmereien,
eae iemals in bslem Wiarfte anasboten tpors
ben, bettebemb gum Sbeil aus folaempem
proutv uno t1Iears pattnt b ) It, fts
Uranium Observation-Disclosures pfiiae, linfs
une rehtbanpia, Seitens, 5haels uno ebene>
Sooen, bon berl6iecen'n Sr6Ben, porsasIi>
DIEM Wlaterial uno Nrbeit. Serlletert oaB
le tefrieoiseno ltnb ooer bas Selo miro sll:
riifseseben. 9ie pier b6ditcn prdmien
paroen Uerlsben auf pieie pfu9e, bel Der
Sleu Dcrt Staats:Sair, 1850. gbenfalls,
Bead uno Stanasn ldar Dfiae, Spain's
UerbsIerts 8utterfdGer, welhe auf bic Nrt ein'
aeri6tet ltno, oab man Den Nabrer aus Dem
SaGe nebmen tanu, rpern man nir ben bans
bel bonn Gibrer abI6rautt.
6eu', @trcbs no9BsIi Iibeprutrob. 9hneh
bet III aro6er SerGhiecenbeit. tporunter sos
Uep's Ucrahslitber prdmiimsStrcbIdbneioe
3u finoen 1T, bon alien grtben. @tenfalls,
psrpetraft, OrdAmalebinsn, Binpmhblsu,
wslIheprnibaIer, SaepreGen, Saatpfan'
ssr, 9rsfIebrapper. 3ufermhblen Otiens
Sode uno Staen, Nibenorills. Dferoe:es'
asn, Sruhtrrffer, oebntare ano grtraseultis
Uators, gasrn, SiheIn. genien, rimobobIe
5afen, febsrsbarts Wiit' uno 6euaabsln init
oOalen ober tierefiaten Sinfen, bonSuEitabl,
YaumItbeeren uno Wei6el, NspratursSthfe
unb 9uB; DeruaniItber, Datasonil6er unc
preparirter Suanc, nsft sinem OcaltdnDiscn
enforcement bon Sras, 8arten. unO SsIos
@aamen, was alle ju Oen m6sIi6it aieoria:
fteu OreiIeu Uort0uft Diro an SO. 1941t
mare ttraBe, pbilabslpbla.
preutv uno Sarret.
Yblatvlpbia, Mdrs 25. 30R.
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Wehr Neaisfeiten fir Die aranfen
gefet fel9enocn auecreroentlid,en Sail
December 25. lS4S.


December 25. lS4S.
Teetor Swayne,
4teter 6err, 9a ieb mir cine beftiae ers
taltnns 5uss5csen bate, pelde ith auf bic
qunse 9eiporfen nno nit eiuem aeUalti9en
6ulten, Sebmer3sn in Der Seite mnb Srutt
uno Sebwieristriten tsim NtbemboIsn Uer:
fnhpft mar, 70 rpuroe itb bon ben an9elebens
tten unb abtuns ssnertelten Herlten bebanoelt,
aber bic Spmptplne nurren b6btt beunrubis
seno Gin &eIbwir bate ttdb in ben $unacn
spbilbet, Delbes pnrb bic Seite brab II. iteb
nab NuBen bin III 9ro6en Quantitaten giter
entluo, 70 cab mein Hrjt slauttc, Die Sraft
unb Sbdti9tet bes einen &unaenfiaels fsi
aan3lid 5erlt6rt, unb bebbalb mein Sultano
burttaus bofnunsslos. SieIer trauriae 3ir
irano oer Sinse biclt cine $anse Seit al, unb
idb mar su einemStelett 3ujailenaelhrumpft.
Stb bate cine Wlenae bon Seaenmtteln ae:
tranht. absr allie febltsn sut5utbun. Sa nun
Der leBte Sunte bon 6offnuns fit mid uno
msine asdnsitiaten gltern perihpmnnen mar;
uno itb bon oen sro6sn gisenI Ihaftsn Sbrss
suiammenssIeBtsn "1BilotirIeben Sprups"
9eb6rt bate, ilno ba6 ct bon Dieleu Nersten
ale cas Ocrsdslihte mittel ansrfannt isi,io
teIhlob ieb einen SerIuh oamit III MAIDEN,
uno 5u meiner ar6Btsn Sefrieniauna puroe
mein 5ulten na6 uno naob teGer, pas God
in neiner Seite fns at ~ beilen unc ieb bin
bod wfreut iasen su fonnsn, paB ieb ans Ell,
nem artnen, beinabe bctfnunssloien @telette
aeIuno seiporDen bin uno msbr Sepiht ae
tpcnnen babe, als idb je5uocr bate. 2tns msis
ne Na6tarn t6nnen cbiae Sbatiahsn bejsus
sem. Ibrabam SunGfcr
Q Weilen cterbalb @fippa6pile,
Wcntsomerp Co., spa.
rpihtige mornuns !-Gefet! Gefet I!
es sitt mlr eiue ahte 3ubsreitnns bon
1Dilbfirfben ano bae 1T Die Or. Swapne's,
tpelhe 3uerft bem publttum anastotsn mcrs
cea nno IN sroBsr Wafs bnrb Die Ysr.9taas
ten unb aIe 3bsile eurcpa's osrfauft pirb.
lille 3nbersitunssn, tpstcbs init Dem Namsn
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DeutIOe 8ibeIn.

s. Il. ganb, Subbdnolsr in Der Obbfsls
lons jcaOe, bat Gin srOsss anortemsnt bsutfts
Sisbsn, BON alien perfbisbsnsn 8r6ssn unb
prsfsn, srbaltsm Wslbs dussrif pcblfeil psrs
tauft tpsrosn.
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QBob lfeile
8len0en un0 8orbdn9e.
8. &. SSillians,
10. ID 7ero 5ebfe 5traee
SbAnn obsrbalb Der Warttifrass,
philadelphia.
prdmium Senetianifhe Slenoen
~ nuf fafturer
unb
SGnbler init sScniferpprb6mge
Grfubt um bic Nufmsrffamtst BON Sdufsrn
auf fsinsn srcssn 1ouatb, bsifsbsno aus
1000 9Jaar Slenbem,
pen nsusn W1uifsrn unb Sarbsn, Srsits unc
SdmaIs Sbsicsn, init fdnen uno sinfabsn
8s5ierunssn.
1000 Hariier Nprbdm9em,
BON Den nsueifsn Stplsn uno Mufsrn, m@rcs
fen uno &lsnsn, 3u ocn nieorisfen Saars
8elesprcifen.
Hauf feute
merben es in ibrsm Sntsrstfe fneen an;urufra.
Slsnbsn psroen an9sffricbsn uno ausitafirt
tae iis pie nsu ausisben.
philadelphia, Npril s. 3W.
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Ginc 1Drarbt- -Bibel

bon Der aIernsusffsn joilbbursbaulsr Nusaabe,
nit elmer Rarte bon YaIaifina unS 24 feinsn
@tablifitbsn as;iert 1T gum 8srfauf in bisfsr
9rudsrsi. IRsr Iib cine fd,6ns Soauss sSibsl
onfbaffsn nil, psrgs1e nid,t bs uns ansurufen.
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eclumba 8rifsnGsislihaft, eolumbia par
Garlisls bitto* su Carlisle, +
Opplestaun Ditto su Dcylsstaun, par
@afcn blttc* s1 Cation, par
grhangs Ditto ;u ptttsbur9, I
Certificate +
Grdanse 3tpei9 Su 9clioaDsbnr9, -
erie Ditto 81 @rie, Ii
Warmers II. 9rcptrs gu 8aDneSbura. |
DO ;db[bar III eurrant Scncs
Sronflin Ditto ;u @aIbin9trn I
Tarmers 8anf y. Buds @tD S.8riitcl, par
FARMERS Ditto ron ganeaifsr* III qantaifsr par
Farmers bittc, pom &saoin9* su Msa. par
Warmers Sanf pon Sbuplfia @auntp par
6arrisburs Ditto iu S9arrisbur9, T
oonsseals Sanf su GonsSbals, l
Qanfaifsr DO. ;u eanfaitsr par
samealter gauntp Sanf, 5u >aneaFer par
Qsbancn DO. iu eebancn, par
Msrtants II. Wanuf. Sanft pittsbur9, :
9Rcncnaobsla Ditto bon Sraunsrls I
gpiuers Sanf bon YcttsoiQe, par
Office Der Sanf ron psnni. 6arrisb. par
Office DO DO Eanea'tsr par
Offies DO DO &sabin9 par
Ofes % DO Cation par
JHsff Brand Sanf, @illiamsport par
Wpcmius Sanf ;u 8ilfesbarre, par
9)orf btto~ ;u Vprf, !
New Serlep,
Sslpipere Sanf' III Sslpitsre, ]
Surlin9tcn SO. Sanf, Msbfcre, par
Commercial Sanf' Ysrtb NmbOp !
Cumberland Sanf* Sripgston, par
Warmers Sanf* Wcunt SooGp par
Farmers W1etbanies Sant, 8abwap t
Sarmere II W1sbamifs DO Wlioclstcwn /
SRcrris Go. 8ant' Wlcrristomm /
gRebanies Sanf, Surlinatcn par
W1ecbanics 90 S(emart !
W1sebanies uOlanufaeturss cc*9rsnton par
g1swarf 8anf Sni. Co. Stewart /
Oranae Sanf' Dranae /
aNoples Bant, Vatsrlca J
S,rineetcn Santa, printetcn par
Sa(em Bantina Cos, @alsm par
@tate Sanfsst Slswart
@tate 8ant* elsatetbtcwn
@tats 8anf' gamosn y par
@tate Bant Of Morrie' mcrrietcwn
@tate 8ant' Stem Srunswit par
@uGsr Bant# Slemtcn
sreMtcn 8antins 60 9renton par
Union Saut* OoDer
Santcrspias Delaware Sriden Goa -
Stem 5cre 9sI 8r. Cos &ambertpille -
0elaDare.
8anf p.B tlmin9ton u.Sraneewine par
Sanf pom Delaware, SSlmin9ton par
Sanf pom Smirna, Smirna, par
NrmerS Sanf pom Gtaat 9sIaw. @9oper,
uno ibrs SWsi9s pat
Union Sanf, ;u Bilmin9ton, par
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Wertb Der SSanfmOten.

2fae tieisniasn Sanfen, Ueltbe init einsm
| (@) Stern bs;eibnet iino, babenentweber fals
| fbe cosr umsednoerts Noten BON psrfbiebss
nsn gensnnunsen i'm llmlaufe.
aas nit sinem CD SruS bejsibnstsnSans
| fen marsn fraber ofsntlibe 9spoItsSanfsn.
gs nidt ratb,am Notsn ;u nsbmen ron
Sanfen bic in pssr aifte nibt bsnannt ilnb.
gle iino etWseer ssbrodsn resr ibre ROtsn 1inb
uneanebar.
Sanfen in pbilaoelpbia.
Namsn. 9iseOnto in pbi!ab.
Sanf bon Ncrtb 2(msrfa* par
Nortbsrn eibertiss' Far
Yennfplpania* par
penn Sauntbip* par
Der Ser. Stdat.' I3 81
Commercial Sanf> BON YsnnipIpansn par
Sarmers II. Msbanits Sanf par
Girarb pitto+ par
Bennington DO. par
Sanf Of Scmmsres>t par
Manuf. II. MebanicS par
Wedantcs Sanf in Ybil'a, par
philadelphia Sanf* par
Sputbparf Ditto bar
Sbuplfil Sanf,
@eifern 8anf par
. pennipluanien.
8anfen i'm Snnern oes 0onoes.
@bambersbur9 81 @bambsrsburs 2
@sttiSburs* ;u @sttlsbur9, :
YittSbur9, iu pittsbur9. :
Susquetanna 60. MontrcIe =
@bsiter @auntp ;u Beitdeitsr. par
Delaware sauntps ;u Sbsifsr, par
@srmantaun 81 9srmantaun, par
eswiStaun ~ eswi5taun, 9ebr.
Mcblstaun ;u MieSIstaun, ?
Wcntapmsrp @c,* ;u Ncrristaun par
gcrtbumbsrlanb Su Hortbumbsrl.
eclumtia Sri6snGsisli6oft, Columbia par
@arlisle bitto* III @arliSle. +
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11

In Bedford the result is most disastrous
and shameful. The petty Heuds, that
have divided the party there, have done
their fatal work, and lost us a county,
that has been from time almost immemo-
rial the flagship of Whiggery. 1t is evil
dent that very large number of voters
must have remained at home. Bedford
could give twenty six or eight hundred
votes, INSTEAD ofwhich she has given less
than two thousand. In VIM. NJ. Bur-
well, the State loses a man whose SER
vices cannot be spared from the public
councils, without detriment to most impor-
tant interests. But this is not ALL By
their factions and quarrels the Wings of
Bedford have lost Mr.. Summers or 500
votes to which he was justly entitled
We hope they will profit by the mischief
they have done, and the chastisemont
they have received, and let reason and
fraternal feeling reassume their sway.
Precincts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
The Elections

The FIRST elections, under the New Con-
stitution. were commenced Monday last.
and, with very few exceptions, we sup
pose, ended on that day. We cannot yet
conjecture the result. The "shoutings of
the Captains" is hushed. but the smoke
must be lifted from the battlefield before
we can see what flag is floating. We have
to express our unfeigned qualification at
the vote of Lynchburg. Here's. the Wing
party behaved most nobly. Here where
the opposite party were Boosting ofhav-
ing broken our lines-where "a Demo-
cratic revival" was proclaimed-where
Locofocoism was bold enough to hope for
victory, we have not only maintained
our strength. but have added more than
a hundred to our majority. This result
was, in no small degree, attributable to the
activity and enthusiast Of the young
Wings ofshe town, to whom we give all
honor.
Below we give the vote, in detail, at the
Court House and various Precints Of
the County:
Campbell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
Santa Anna.

A correspondent Of the New Orleans
Picayune, writing from the city of Mexi-
co, riJicules the pretensions OF Santa Anna,
and says that he is by no means likely to
attempts demonstration at the present time.
In the first place. he has no desire TO re-
turn. except by the consent of the whole
nation; and in tie second, he has very
respectable dread of Gen. Arista. who. if
he could catch the Hero of Tampieo. would
hang him to the FIRST tree that he could find
suitable for the purpose. The writer
adds: THE chances. therefore. are against
this Napoleon Of the South in returning
from his forty-second Elba. if he would
throw himself into the arms of an army
which he has so often led TO be whipped.
But the most potent reason Of all is, that
Mexico is SO poor that Santa Annals
friends do not consider the thing would
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11

pay. And, without plumber, these dirio-
,ierested patriots would not move. h
must also not be forgotten that Santa An
ma has really very few frends sincerely
attached to him.. And in the present Con-
gross am certain rhat lie has mot five men,
bers who desire bis return. H revolu-
ton should start up Il weuid not be for
Santa Anngor any other Saint, but forthe
sake only ola revolution and the ssealings
thereunto belenging.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11

rious societies and benevolent Institutions
are out 10 great numbers. Cannons are
firing from, the harbor, park. and bettery.
Nearly alb places Of business are closed.
The procession is very long. and twill
be nigh. before it is through with.
The utmost enthusiasm and excitement
prevail. Since the arrival of Lafayette
nothing hs compared with the reception
about being given to the distinguished
Hungarian.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
Lord EIgin's visit 10 Boston.

An interesting correspondence is pub.
hshed in the Washington Union, which
has taken place between the English gov
eminent and our own, growing out of the
generous reception given to Lord Elgin at
the recent celebration at Boston, in com
mcmoraton Of the completion Of the great
railroad which connects Boston with Ca
NADIA. That celebration was attended by
the President, Mr.. Webster, and other
members Of the Cabinet, who united with
the authorities Of Boston on that occasion
inPaying Lord Elgin, as the representative
OF the British government, due and par,icu-
lar attention. Lord Palmcrston, of the
Foreign Office, England, directed the Brit
ish Charge d'Aflaircs at Washington, Mr..
John +. Champion, to express the gratfca-
ton ielt by the English government on be
ing spprized of the cordial reception given
to Lord Elgin-and also the grateful sense
which Lord +. entertained Of his reception
and to thank most cordially the President
OF the U. s., and the citizens of Boston, for
this proof of their kindly feelings towards
the British nation. That this direction was
fulfilled satisfactorily, we NAV infer from
the courteous answer'of Mr.. Webster, Sc
cretary Of State, to Mr.. Champions COM
munication, wherein he states that the Pre-
s'dent directed him to express, in reply his
qualification that the English government
should have been favorably impressed
with the reception given to Lord Elgin on
the occasion referred to. That courtesy
and politeness generate kindly feelings, is
rule as applicable to the communica MS
between nations, as to those made between
individuals.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11


SPgEcH FROM MADAME KossuTH.-A
few days since, an address was presented
to Madame Kossuth by deputation from
the Society for the Emancipation of Wo-
Z man." In addition to an expression Of
sympathy, this address contained the wish
that the wife Of the honored hero of the
day would communicate to these ladies
her sentiments respecting their efforts to
achicvelhe freedom Of her sex.
Madame Kossuth replied that she thank
ed them heartily for this proof Of their
sympathy towards herself, and, through
her more particularly towards her country;
that with respect to her own rieacs on the
emancipation Of ,romaa. she had IN earlier
years confined heyselfto the circle Of her do
mestic duties. and had nerer been tempted
to look beyond IL; and Mat latterly The orcrs
@he'ming course of ereats had ieti her. ar
might reli be Supposed, still less leisure TO-
any specM'afions of'Mis kind.
1t would, moreover (such was the con-
clusion Of her little Speech be readily for
given in her, the wife of kossuth, man
whom the general voice, not more than
her own heart, pronounced distins uished
II she submitted herself entirely to his
guidance. and never though, of emancipa-
toni
The admirable pertinence Of this reply
will be doubly appreciated, when it Is
mentioned that Madame kossu,h was alto
gether unprepared for the address of these
ladies.-Loaaon Ga-. Nor.
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Brown (D) beats Mitchell (W) for the
Senate LAG.
Goode Cd beats Burwelf (W) f6s. and
Davis Ul beats Scruggs tW) D3.


Amherst.
Powell's majority for the Senate less
than two hundred, which renders the cleo
ton Of Cabell (W) certain.
FRANKLIN, partly heard from john
sons maj. will probably reach IT'S. Ed
wards DEM and Brooks (lndependent)
elected to the House. Stuart Of Patrick
ia said to be elected to the Senate.
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PITTSYLVANIA, WncAer (W.) G.
lected TO the Senate Buford CIV, and
Wood fD.) elected to tbs Hoase.
ofRichunond.

We give below, says the Richmond
Times, all the returns which reached US
up to late hour last evening. The full
returns from Madison Ward. in the city.
could not be obtained; but all concede the
Wing majority, at sunset, to have been a.
bout AIS. Assuming this to be the true
state ofthe Polls, we may safely put down
Mr.. Summers majority in the city yester-
day at 500 ! To-day we hope to see this
majority handsomely increased. A large
Wing vote is yet to be polled. whilst the
Democrats, it is believed, yesterday sx-
hausted their entire strength,
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CLOVER Hill, Dec, 9Th, 1851,

Mr.. Editor :--Above you will find a
statement of the Polls, as far as heard,
which is complete. except Walkers
Church, and the above majority (3D was
the majority for Med. late this evening.
The result will not be greatly varied.
Yours, &c.
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A Thrilling Accident, and wonderful
escape occurred at Niagara Falls on Mon
day. An Englishman, named Bainbridge,
while going over the footbridge to the
Tower. near the Horse Shoe Falls, slip
ped on the ice and fell intothe rapids and
was carried near the great falls, when he
managed to catch bold of rock, which
he chung to for half an hour, he was
fortunately seen by party passing round
Goat Island. Two guides named III.
Brewster and J. Davy tookthe reins from
some horses, tied them together, and threw
them to Mr.. cambridge, who had just e.
nough strength left to tie them round his
body, when he was drawn on shore in a
very exhausfed state.
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---eO
Gone TO the AlmShOuSe.

The last remaining relative of Benedict
Arnold (who honored Norwich by being
borne here) was carried to the poorhouse
three or four days ago by one of our select
men. She was cousin to the traitor, and
remembers him well-and spoke with
seeming resentment and Indignation of his
having been "driven out of the county. ;
She is ninetytwo years old, and wher ia
ken from the miserable howell where she
and sister others, who died three or four
years ago, had lived, Stunned, solitary, and
IN AFFECT poverty, for many years, the poor
old creature was sitting, without a spark
of fire to warm herself by, although the
day was one of the coolest Of she season.
We have never been able to learn that
there was any reason. except in the lepro-
sy which chung to the traitor whom it was
their misfortune TO be allied to, why this
woman and her sister, neither of whom
was ever married, should have gone
through life excluded from social life and
intercourse by the memorable ban Of socie-
ty. Yet such is the fact and it furnishes
striking commentary upon the depth and
strength of that feeling Of loathing and
execration with which the name of Bene-
dict Arnold is linked. now and forever, in
the popular mind-NorwicA (Ct) Cour-
icr.
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ApPOmattOx County.

Observation-Disclosures $50; Leake 2S9
Bocock 1914; Cheatham ISL; McDearmor
264.
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" The New York Tribune states that
arrangements for great public meeting
Of liiery men and others in honor of the
late Fenimore Cooper, have been compile
ted by the Committce appointed for this
purpose on previous occasion, The So
lemnlIies will take place in Tnpler Hall
on Christmas Eve, The gath inst. A Com
memorative Discourse will be pronounced
by Mr.. VIM 9. Bryant. and addresses are
expected from Edward Everett. George
Bancroft, John P. Kennedy, Rev. DR..
Hawkes., and other friends and admirers
ofihe genius Of the deceased American
novelist. Hon. Daniel Webster has been
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