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Stray Steer.

n AME to the residence of the subscriber living
u three miles east of Ebensburg, about FIVE
weeks ago, small two year old red steer with
various white spots, the owner is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charges. and
take him away. JOHN FERL.
September 2, 1S52-47-3t.
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Dissolution.


TT HE partnership heretofore existing between
| John Ivory and Vim. W Ivory. under the
name of John Ivory & Co, at Summitville, Cam
bria county, Pa, is this day dissolved by mutu-
al consent. The books of the firm will be set
tied up by John Ivory, to whom all persons in
debted will please make payment. Those who
give their notes, pay their accounts before
the 1st of October, will per cent The
business will be continued at the old stand by
W. w. Ivory & Co. JOHN IVORY,
W. w. IVORY.
Summitville, Sept 9, 1952-47-tf.
Look Here.
DRY GOODS, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
IL ware,
ALSO,
so bbls. Flour
$50 ss Salt on hand and for sale for cesh
or approved four months credit. Interest will
be charged on all accounts after the expiration
of four months. Call at the new store of
w. w. IVORY & CO.
Summitvillet Sept. 9, 1852.
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GEORGE M. REED.
ATTORNEY at Law Eheushurg D

WILL practice in the several Courts of Cambria.
Indiana, and Nestmoreland counties. Office q
few doors East of Carmon's Hotel
JAM 10, 1S51.-ly.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 80, 1852.

GENTLEMEN Your favor of the 26th. infor-
ming me that had been nominated bv the
Democratic State Convention as the candidate
for the office of canal commissioner reached
me this day. In accepting the nomination to so
responsible an office, I deem it but IN act of
Justice to myself to state that it has been ten
dered to me wdhOW solicitation on my part-I
was too well aware of the labor and perplexi
ties incident to the position to desire it. But
to be thus nominated by the voluntary action of
convention composed of so much intelligence
is an honor which l cannot decline Should I
be elected, and be able (by devotng my best
energies to the faithful discharge of the duties
of the office) to meet the expectations of those
who may aid in my elevation, shall be much
more than compensated for any personal sacri-
nee BE pleased, gentlemen. to accept for your
selves and those you represent, assurances of
my high regard, and believe me to be,
Very truly. &C..
WM. HOPKINS.
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j. M'DONALD.

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa. fs
once, opposite j. Thompson's Hotel All
business In the several Courts of Blair, Indiana,
and Cambria counties entrusted to his care will
be promptly attended to-
January 1, 1851.-ly
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THIS WAY FOR GOOD AND
CHEAP GOODS.

WILL be opened this week at the brick store
of j. Moore, in Ebensburg, general assort-
ment of cloths, cassimeres, satnetts, tweeds,
and great variety of summer goods,
Together with any quantity of prints, delaines,
lawns, cashmeres, ginghams, lustres and other
dress goods
ALSO LARGE
and good assortment of hardware queensware,
saddlery, clothing, stationary, drugs, &C., &C.,
Persons wanting boots and shoes, hats and
caps, ready made clothing, viii find it to their
advantage to call at the
Brick store.
Ths subscriber, thankful for past fayors, ear
nestly requests his customers, and the public
generally to at least call and examine his stock;
and if he cannot suit every person in quality
and price it is not his fault. Produce and lum-
Der of all kinds taken in exchange for goods;
and he also takes CASH when offered.
j. MOORE.
Ebensburg, April %, 1851.
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II. l.. HEYER.

Attorney at Law, Johnstown Pa.
Office on Main street, two doors east of the
Echo Office.
March Is, 1951.-ly
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u, - Snaw, Of rat-catching notoriety, informs
do, r.. q little book on the rat, that ''his little
troyad : under six pounds weight, has des-
ted ~ i:,ozo rats, which had they been permit
l.rs i've would, at the end of three years,
produced ,638, 100, 200 living rats.
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THOMAS C. rpDOwELL.

0tIoIH6y at Law, d0Indaysburg, Ia.
Will attend the several Courts of Cambria
county, as heretofore. Office one door west of
VIM. McFarland's cabinet wareroom
January 1, 1S51.|y
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
CITY HOTEL.
Kos: Il and 4s North Third Street, Pl

The undersigned respectfully begs leave to
state that he has thoroughly refitted and impr0-
we'd the above Establishment in manner unsur-
passed by any Hotel in the country
The location of the City Hotel is undoubtedly
the most desirable in the City, for Merchants
and business men generally, being in the centre
of the great mercantile trade, and convenient to
the Banks and other public Institutions.
He pledges himself to spare no pains to merit
the appreciation of his guests, and desires that
he may receive a share of public patronage
A. II. HIRST.
ApTil oath lS51.-ly
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ed 70 Life, " said our friend Toby, as he puff
itst;os ,S havana, and dropped into dreamy cog
bsSN.nI- .n-''ilfe is like glass of lemonade, and
Jpiness is the 'hy' in it. 1t is moreover, like
iaS G'.le OF champagne which 'sparkles, is exha-
ana is seen no more. A man is very like
il = Oh ale-the more KS he has, the better
e.r inns Is a great world-great Yorld-
ma eat wor-r-ld, and Toby was lost in the
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CARROLLTOWN HOUSE.
Carrolltown, Cambria County, Pennsylvania.
Nhe undersigned is prepared to accommodate
L in the best kind of style all who way favor
him with call, and hopes by strict attention to
business to merit and receive n share of public
patronage. HENRY SCANLAN.
may 20, 1S52.-31-tf
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Remember.

Rtnle1hDtT.
ILL kinds of Lumber taken in exchange 70
II Furniture, at the Ware Rooms of
MFARLAND & SON.
Hollidaysburg, April %, 1852.
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IN KEGS Nails and Spikes for sale by
cV DAVIS & LLOYD.
Ehe"sburg, june II, 1852.
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Stray Calf.

Hemlock Steam Mill,
June IA, 1S52-47-3t.
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CONRAD s. WALTON,

Wholesale dealers in Hardsare, Cutlery, Naals
&C., No. 2O3 Market Street, above 9Th,
Philadelphia, Pa
April 10, 1S51.-ly
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Fashionable Barber and Hair Dresser
One door south of j. M'Donald's dwelling and
nearly opposite Rhey's Hotel.
Ebensburg, May !, IS51.-ly
n. B. Shampooing done, and razors honed in
superior manner.
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The highest price paid for wool at the store
GEO. J. RODGERS
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Exchange Hotel.
Hollidaysburg, Blair Co., Pa.
The proprietor assures the public that no exer-
tons will be wanting on his part to render his
house home-like to those who call with him, and
solicits share of public patronage.
GEO. POTTS.
April %, 1852.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-02-27

CASE or JAMES TERNEI.R, ESQ.
CJlnN OF WMN YEAKS NrANnING NIRI d


tW'~'u. ON"NnAGh Co., March eth, 1851.
NI>>G>. \. l.. ScoyILL Il Co., wit curup,,
wtiil ura-utr wth your rqlrsr, aud can say from
NV own personal experience that Dr. Rogers Syr-
uP ot Ilvrrwnu, Tar aud Cluchalu5ua, L. the best
pr"paration tor diseases OF the Lungs before the
puhIc.
Ia the spring al 70 | was afflicted ~lth mos,
distressing Cough, attended with much pain IN the
breast ANA site, particularly al mehr, when II was So
extremely Troublesome as to break my rest couuuu-
ally. Ms Lungs were oppressed with quantity OF
phrgW an, matter which was very difficult to raise.
ini 'lrJ several physicians. aud almost every Thug
recommended Tor the cure OF Cost FrrloN, without
'hlHulug any irNct. Aud seeing no prospect OF be-
ug cured b, iuru, hul on the contrary nay Cough
lut r"a-laL, ! was Induced to ny bottle OF your
nrdI inc, uuI before had taken II all up, It rr-
mlycd the pniu, aha'ed my Cough and in 4 short
l,lnc cured II completely. 1t has also relieved my
Lungs, and ~ tact made me, comparatively, a WELL
Mas. ~IIl only add, that have ,nce seen IT used
IA nv n, lIhulhuud, IN several instances, with COM
prtc success, aud would earnestly advise all persons
afflicted with scased Lungs TO give ~ u trial.
Yours, respectfully. JAMES TERNEUR.
For sale wholesale aud retail, by a. l. 500
WILL y % ,Proprirtors, AZ their FriHcWGi DT0t
GDrhlC HALL, No. 3l6 HIOadtcag, New \ ofk
aud by all respectable druggists IN the Tinted States
aud Cauadas
Also lor sale by W b. HATCH. Wmco4ki FAN.
VI goucral agent Tor VI Soda-oby \ : Spear
-mliu a k.uad. aud lIt-m y \rhui bUiualun
il".- 10 '''- % iI'., p, %. "a 'uu o. luI -.
hluHI 70 u''A WlW
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E'alaai sH0r sale.
w3jw

Farm OF between 300 and 100 Acres,
/ - acres ct winch Is good interval, lying IN tar
IOWA at Lewis, I.tN .tI Lewis aui NrspOrt, on
TN. River RoIu-t. On the Farm there l. "A good
HOUSE b Dv =, feet with back k lch'l AMI Wont
Shr,I. 6 by - l'''; Barns. one - bv 10, md the
other Ivu 81 nv } feet. together with horse barn,
com btrl aud huL house, 90 by - tret. There Is
.p.cl Y 20. good Wuler batu at tine house and baruS
There is ii youug Drchaed on the Farm with envy
Of fruit such aS P.um-, Cherries, Currants re
The Farm ~ we'll i'ucru and under II hugh state OF
cultivation, there being over - acres Seeded down
,aat year. Ihrrr rnl>ud on the Farm last year.
about 100 toms %. ildJ, $40 bushels OF Corn loo do.
oi Eve: abou, 30 hp~l"s at Wheat, 80 do. OF White
E,an, > 10 do OF poIrtoes IT do. OF Buck Wheat.
~ do Oats. - do Pas, IN do OF Peas u Olts and
30 business OF Apples Ia word this Farm l. oAe oi
tine best tirtIl Farms in the County, warm rch soil
easy ui I,lrg' and very productive.
The Farm " d. h' sold iur ali m one halt the RAJ
worth col. li--ElrE THOUSAND DOLLARS, one
,Iu.Nu, lnI the iruoluder IN 10 or ID years, III
irIrSt UluudlN.
Ilry acres o. ;i' F,ua, The Meadow is actually
y. .ll N lrr than -. i,' the whole OF II. There
are - acres that - c-, rate Corn Land, rich and
very ems, o. cultivation. The Meadow lows yearly
O., Aably rlru, and y1u cannot ran Ii out. Any
prg-ou WISHING t. 5IN Il 'arh, mad better ca.I and
see u before purchasing.
Enquire ora.iirr-- the : lb-rrj"ro Oh the premises
i = Al-p tee s'lr u ~uu llu aiIalm1 con-
'rlan- - acres %, good aIt, wi,h noIse aud barn
tucr, 500.
l.w.-,N Y, It,. -. 49,. w%6Aj.
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As we write the Aurora is streaming bril-
lianty above the ruins, like lope lowering over
the couch OF despair We accept it AS an
omen OF speedy restoration of that part Of
oar village to its former beauty.
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the completion of the subscription, a meeting
of the subscribers will be called, and the funds
placed under their direction.-N. Y. Daily
Times.
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

and comprise all the arrangements to which females
are liable by the peculiar of their orpunizaon.-
Among these are Pro npsus Uteri, or Failing OF the
Womb; Chronic Inflammation and Liberation of the
Womb Incidental llPmorrhage, or Flooding Flu
or Abus or Whites Choross Painful, SHppres-
sed and lire gular Mrnstrutaon, &C. with ali theft
accompanying evils, Cancer excepted of whatever
duration and severity All these Complaints can b
pleasantly safely and cettany remeded by hi
preparation.
The claims OF this Medicine TO the confidence Of
the public strengthened by the tact of its having
received the appreciation and liberal patronage o!
many prominent Members OF the Medical Faculty in
the United States, some OF whom have voluntarily
gwen letters OF commentator, t'ee pamphlet sus-
tanning all that Is claimed Tor the Cathelicon
curative agent.
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms of the above dis.
eases, together with testimonials from Ladies OF the
highest responsibility a. certified by the most sn,s-
factory authority IN the parnphet to a! which the
attention OF Ladies and Practitioners Is respectfully
invited, can be had gratis NJ my store.
THEODORE a. PECh, Agent Druggist, Bur-
Angton.
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burlington, Feb, -, 1882.
Destructive Fire in B.atilcboro.

We learn from an Extra BraHicboro Edsle
(ior which we are Indebted to the Editor and
our friend Mr.. kDpEG one of the model Con.
dncrors of the Rutland 81 Burlington Railroad,
that destructive fire occurred in BratJIeooro
on Thursday afternoon, the 18Th inst. The
NEGMoNr liorEL, new and eIG CANT structure
recently erected and kept by the famous CAT.
LoRn OF that Village, aud one of the finest
Public Houses in New England WAS burnt 10
the ground, together win the Store of Ion.
CALVIN TowX+LEY & SoN, aud the dwelling
house of Mr.. CLAFr, we're consumed. The
loss is estimated by the Eagle at not less than
$30,ooo,a great part Of which, we ace glad to
hear, is covered by insurance.
Tie EaeIc man, writing umid the dcvasla-
lions aud ial.ing walls of the couHagration, has
tune and hcsrlto notice the magnificent melco-
nlo-'cal d-,ddy ,ol Thursday Evening, and
ccnclbdc- % account f- 10 loss
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,

The Great Rcmsdg for CongAs
W - COlds, aud CODSumpti0H, AFTER "A
~ FEctEt~ y rial OF tWcnty fire gems, stanH bv
,.-s almost GENERAL corssnt Ut the head
S{.-5 9IsOM,do Cough Medicines. 1t Is the onIv
b,tfh eoh sttIdaId article that has fully sus-
'VepSS | timed lis great and constantly
"A Sets,s NHik growing population, tor 50 long
T.. ''R,f period 81 time. Many eminent
.A<ayss,a Ss.--A pl ysiciaus do not hesitate to
know edge its superiority ard With entire confidence
to recommend it to their patients, az supe prep
druou, which has been found to be perfectly safe.
cSnyruieut ana highly "iiicaoous in all diseases Ui
he Ih,0dt, Lungs, aud Chcst. One VINO has used
II thus speaks OF IL
"CLxroN PAEK, y. Y, DE sG, 1850
M"7sr5 Reed * Cuter,-Neariy seven years ago
hud a VIOLIN. attack at inflammation Of the luna 70
which was treated by my Physicians with The mos,
powerful remedies, bat wish little effect Tor the uthtr-
Inent OF violent pains about my chest My coa~h
was almost lncesSant. accompanied with expecUta-
ton OF the most pIttd ana Offensive kind a part Of
the time mixed with BLOOD, both of n dafk and pink
color. Several large ulcers broke on my lungs,
which came near sui'Jcating me. rad continual
night sweats, and was rodGced almost to Skeleton
Ny case was consd red hopeless, not Only ny the
physicians but by all who say me Accidentally
hearing from i.'.ehhor Ct the effects which ihe
Vegetable Pulmonary basam had produced in a
similar case, ! was induced To- try It.. Before had
used one bottle began to improve, and by the use
OF four bottles was restored to usual heaith. had
us,d variety OF other medicuer which gave me no
relief A few weeks ogo wns similarly attacked.
aud am now using the BaIsam wlth the me benz
ctcinl results. TINS statement is unsolicited and il
costs you nothing hntf will be Of any service to
any one, my object is accomplished.
Yours, &c.
Signed VI. p, NOXEN, T. H."
Nov. |, lSfl--New Certificates, to almost anv
extent might be added If deemed necessary but thu
rCpreos feel that the article has become SO unyer,
sally well known, and its virtues 50 generally ac-
knowledged by physicians and othese, Us to nuke il
unnecessary to ofirr, at this time lther proof of the
merits OF this highly popular article.
Ey Bepdre of NOunterfeits mi limitations,
such as Carriers Compound Pulmonary balsal,
American Pulmonary Basam, and others, in par,
bearing the name! Enquire FOR the article by ils
whole name, the
"VeGetabie Pulmonary Ralsar,o
and see it has the written signature Of Wn JoS'S
Cutler upon yellow label, on the blue wrappers-
Each bottle and seal is stamped" Vegetable Pulmo,
nary Balsnm"
Prepared by Reed, Cutler S Co., Importers
and Wholesale Dealers in Medicines, Palms. Chem.
lcas and Dye StufS, 80 India Street, Boston, and
sold by Druggists, Apoihecares, and Country Ner-
chants generally. For particulars and reccommeu,
tations see . pamphlet accompanying each bottle
Price so cents. FOR sale in Burlington BY SMITH
Il RICHARDS and A. c. SPEAR.
November L.. w20mos6
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We learn with the most painful regret that
Horace CLARA, Esq, of Poultney, died, in
that Village last evening. lie was about 40
years of age.
Mr.. CLARK was Superintendent of the Rut-
land Il Washington Railroad Company, and
brother of MERRITT CLARK, Esq, President
of that Corporation. We have known him for
many years, and firmer and truer FRIEND or a
more honorable and excellent gentleman never
lived. His death will cause the most bitter
grietwhctt he has been best and longest known,
and we tender to his family and friends our
deepest and sincerest sympathy.
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Ei>a>;rou. Fire in Mortified

We learn through the Burlington g. Boston
Telegraph Line. (Alr ROVE, OPERATOR that a
fire broke out in the Machine Shop of the Vt.
Central Railroad Company, at Mortified, at
about half past ? o'clock, this morning, (thc
Goth, and that the MACHINE SHoP, and the En-
CINE House., together with EIGHT LoCoMo-
rIv rs, were destroyed
The fire took in the large pipe running from
the Carpenters shop i'll the upper story Of the
Machine Shop to the building occupied BY the
Stationary Engine, and for the purpose Of
sending down shayings, Sc. to the Engine
room as fuel. No estimate OF the loss was
givcn.
ANNIVERSARY or TIE II. S. IIrsToRICAL
SocIErY.-.Nt,r YORK; FEB. Odd Niblo's sa-
loon presented ray ana brilliant appearance
tins evening, the occasion being the 18th an
niyorsary of the New York Historical Society
The ihcater was donsely packed, and thou
sands were turned away, beng unable to OBJ
tain admittancn. Mr.. Webster entered few
minutes past I, and was received with great
applause. Prayer being offered. the orator Of
the evening was introduced. When he had
concluded his sp cch, which was frequently i'll
tcrruptcl by bursts Of applause. Mr., w. again
spoke for some minutes III favor of the Union
and Constitution, and closed with beautiful
! tribute to the memory OF Washington.
lIrpsov RIVER R,LRoAp-QurcK TINE.
Two new locomo'Yes-thc Putnam and
Observation-Disclosures lately been placed upon
tins road, which are achieving "A perfect triumph
IN the world OF speed, and promise to outgo any
thing t'thn kind in America. The first nam
ed OF them has, within the past week, made two
trips. winch are without parallel The first
was running time, in three hours and twelve
minutes from New York to tins city; the Sc
cond i'll still less - being only Hrte hom> attd
c'rM minuic3 The whole time. including the
>toppagcs, was only four hours This locomo-
tive leaves New York every other day at
.-.Hbaay JouHn.
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Eeonl y d tics,
Petition, 10 sell EaypsI.

TO THE PROBATE COURT( The petition of
FOR THE plsrRcr OF CHrrrEyptN ! Luther y. Hunt
show tlat Chal Hall, aie ol Burlington nGCiIten-
den county died seized OF lot oi land in the village oil
Burlington, containing about one acre OF land TN
ho lar and barl rou i'm on tie south side ct Niain
aud the side It Pm" streets, aud Is the corner
m adr by the inter. eCtl0u ii HE said streets that TIE
and covered bv the sad house, ana a strip ON the
south and west thereof, OF twelve teet in width, has
been assigned to the widow OF said Charles Hal,
tor her dover, aud that the wo.r, excepting slla
strip on the west and Oh the south OF sdld dover,
has been sold to pay the claims against SAID estate,
and expenses of administrations; that all the debts
and claims against sId estate have been pald nnd
satisfied, aud the remainder ot said estate Is now
subject to distribution among the heirs OF tie SAID
Charles Hall.
That the said Charles died., having six chi lren
his he r. At law to wit Charles Henry Hall, Francis,
now Francis Cottrr Horace Hall, George Hall,
Jula Hail. and Jane Hall; that the said Charles
Henry Had is dead, leaving a widow aud infant
daughter, now in the STATE OF Georgia
That III right lj,ie AMI interest OF the s1d Julia
and Jane and OF the said George and Horace, has
been assigned the SAID iu'hcr Il Hunt, who now
claims the SHINE tnlt lj' SAID tinrleS leury, before
his DEATH executed mor ,lc ot lbs interc, III sad
estate, to Gror-r Il. PAu, E.i, now OF California
and that the said George q 80 executed mortgage
OF his share to the same George X. Plat, and the
said Horace executed mortgage OF his share to
George Cotam.r, Esq. IF Barre.
Whcrrupuu, the SAID i.uther i. tuut prayS lAat
M order o; said Irubl' Court may be IN Idr asst m
ing the said estate to tl" SAN heirs and those tnut-
led to the sane and that Commissioners may be hp
pointed mike Distribution thereof among the sad
| hrtls aud those emitted to tn SUM,
LUTHER b. HUNT.
Burlington, February u, i5,2
STATE OF VERMONT ! The Probate Court
DISTRICT or CHIrrrNpry, - tor the District atore-
| said to all persons Interested GREETING
1t is hereby ordered bv sand Court that the oreso-
iur petition b" referred session OF said Court To
be holden the oi.irr OF Rixiord & Adams in sld
! Burlington, on tn" Goth day Of March, \. D., 1852
! Tor hearing aud deciding thereon. And doth further
order that SAID petition and this order be published
| three weeks successfully III the Burlington Free
| Press, newspaper p.iulrd at sad Burlington, NJ Of
which publications to be previous to the day fixed Tor
| hearing.
Therefore, YOU are her bv notified Ia appear be
FIRE sad COuri, at tine tlii" ana pace aforesaid and
10" cause any you have, why the prayer Ot sllp
! ''iou'r should not BE compiled with
Given under NV hand at burlington, this 18th da!
OF FEBRUARY, \ D.. l~52.
BRADFORD, RINFORD, NegiSter.
W3JW3
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u The City papers are full Of the famous
Kossuth and Long Correspondence. 1t is
much too volumiuous for our columns, nor do
we think of any good that is likely to result
from its publication, to any Of the 'paries con-
ccrncd. The following short and sweet note
may be taken AS sample -
CON-. MORGAN TO CONSUL HODGE.
SPEzzIA, Sept. %, 1851.
Ny DEAR Consul Such are the nccess-
ties and fraities of human events, that after
all the Mississippi will be at MarseiIles within
a week with kossuth
The devil seems to possess this gentleman
lie contemplatcs leaving the ship at that place,
with his wife and children, for England, and to
Join her again in twenty days thereafter at Glib
raItar. His determined wilfulness is uncon-
querable, and the skip will speed to your city
within few days. He is utterly ungoverna-
bic, and am compelled to hasten him out Of
this country lie is like lrebrand. The
whole bay around was Illuminated last night
Bands of music surrounded the steamer, and
he was always reS y for applause,
! The public authorities are alarmed TO inter
confusion aud they ran about the streets, hav-
ing all the appearance OF somnambulists.-
Good morning. In great haste.
tSigued) CHARLES w. MoRGAN.
joins l.. HODGE, Esq, ~. S. Consul, Mar
selIes
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