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KossuTH AND CAPT. LoNG. IA Wash
ingIon correspondent Of The PeutsyIea,ua Iaq'iirsT
has most reliable authority to contradict the state
nent published IN TIE BaItiasre Sun, that KossaIA
had challenged Capt Long, ofthe L. s Steam fngaio
InnsaiiEi. I.H wholly untrue.
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po,,,s sa, Fraueisco-trrived.


Dee 6-Cutch bari Anna. 2os days I'm Don't via NApa-
Scbr' loo Choc. Mason In. Hcao,uu Noy Is.
NJ ecar Pou',as Ann ~ ton. 81 Is f0 lompes.
e,hr Queen OF TIE West. Baker, from hshins tuse
sth STEAMER Pacific. d Llcas y daJs I'm san ua'
b. ship Bombay DIXON, go days from L haen' v" g.
Rre Ann T Mar. coos. isd, m O-escn
Schr soph e. Andersen, 30 days I'm san Oeso' VIA sal
lTiS Brig Col Fremont. Mason 7 ia. I'm San Pedro-
TT Steamer Columbia. lie Roy 70 hours ih. oregon
via port Oxford, 81 pass, le so.disrs ,.,. D.
l3th sohr Qladratgs, Means, dds IN - uho,A
n S Co propeller Carolina, Dale q as pa. az az
ana. intermediate ports mdse' to =. AhisA'' ~
nth P. N $ C ,ssamship Tennessee, Totem i days
from Panama.
Cleared
December 6. ,h.l Ttesraph Hailo1 China
BsIk New Worc, C,as Gii Astoria
SchT S02his, Goodwin. Stockton.
aih An stun Sea eirl Haley. san DECO.
An schT. OtVs. S. Nsfrithss, Sa'ramento
OH. Br schr Pera Potter ports n Pacific.
Dec l0-Am schr. Susan Stlrgss Huntingdon, 'iTnp ;
Am OFF Venezuela. Staples. Oregon.
Dee ll-Sara. brig Eugsneo. r Sara sna, Callao.
Dec. i2-Am. ship Ctaller ee, | aud, Heng- Kong -.
brs Oriental he Ter, San Juan del SUI Al Or Sosn
Sacramento cry. RI bars Bauei.a, Jr. Husgns, sgd
l3ih. shio Ka,ahdln M5rss. Calcutta.
ship AldAbaYau Liyemorc. Honolulu.
Bark Eliza Thornton, Z 1T, Nsw-York
Rzrt EmmG lsiod. r.. PANE. Hong konS
Bssk Ryswis. Dutch SRI Batavia
Pr bark Queen, MAN, Valparaiso
Rr-g q " Hsnda l. Cove, Pugets SCUM
serd hrig Biasdaesa, PARIS. San Bias
Schr HoaInke NcAluo- 4. Santa G. ~.
Schr. Jesse n. Owen Hutton, Stockton.
Fchr L.vd,s, srov, ercisty ISLANDS
Sloo- Enl te II snt, Harrington, SiocNtes
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ia San Francisco oRias Sih Decsnber, NJ. Wm Bnck
g ate 81 hms son o. Dr Joha B1c.eI. Baltimore,
Wm. Peltit. Esq. Of New. oIs .ns La
Altoona ON tho evening Of the 81 Dec o. Judge Hop
10th OF that plsce
Al PARIS Bar, on the 10Th Dec BY Judge Barnard AIR
In san Francisco, jta Dec hy Rev Mf WILEY. Alr
Eew2id Laiores' 70 Miss Helea A. Hogs, Of Brook
San Francisco, on The 9Th Dc " Rev A.williams.
y OREGON.
Al Portland, Oregon, NoT 50, BY Rev Geo. H. Assn
son, Mr. d ]. sehsb,y tdllor and proprietor q -.
gos SPrcia'or and Mss daTSaEetsa A Painter both q
At Pouland,, o,.sOn, Nov 20. by Rev; }. Wilbur.
ton Co o ! and Martha S Crosby. dsu.hisr 81 D.
John CiSs5y formerly Of NewYork and late al Ciacka
At Aglsa., Marion County o T. By Rev y johnson.
Nj B. Allen, and Mss AisIy Am sniteUlre
same cay, Mr. d II. Smith and Ms Eselne Allen both
In liosiIa settlement Nov d. by Rev III walker Nh
A; Mr. GeIdon's, on Moalia prain- o. T Noy a. b
Rev O. Chsndier. Ar. Jossph Hasha; AMI NJ - El.za
Nov g. b Judge Hal. Mr. James L.gsusand sarah,
eldest daughter Of JotnF SWaerla-i both Of Umygua
Nov lg. by Elder G 0. Barnett, Mr. u S Calzsn and
Also Nov 20. Mr. b B1,isr ana Ms. AlyirsA ssasi-
teT q Dr. James Mcbride Of YsmhLl c.
N o'sso4 Cry, Nov Is, ~ Rev g. II Atkinson, Sfr
Nov: . b. Elder Burnett, SIR r stone and
Piss khra5eth dsushsei CT Robert Henderson. b5,h Of
IN AltwaUais; / Nov. 80. b. Rev. Mr wils ".
Sl-ry Ross and Mes Rebecca Frances DeaItro.. az =
tlackzmas County
NY. ~. BY Rsy A : Waller DIT John G. Pes5'ss snA
Mss Eliza Jane, youngest daughter Of IOha Marx Z
ClaCkaISs County
Nv q, b Rev D r. v Hams, B F. Harding. Esq Of
salem. aud 5lIss EAza Cox. % SaItian.
A. TIE house OF Howard n Cl4cs arlas C1pn;r b.
kev George G Chansier Mr.. srancis +. Howard and
Miss Am A Nngzelf
onths sslps da'. n. same place AID By .as game
VI. A. c. Officer szi Mss Sarah Howard
NOV q, % Elder =. +. Hal Air. A. 4 Strs1hoa AMI
liIs- Eliza Mel An both II Linn COUNTY o L
Nov 20. b. Rev. Lyman. Dir A Stuart snd u IS 70
asna kesS.
Nov q. b. Rev. George c Chandler lIr WI an Hau-
ALs and Miss ANA Vance both Of ackazaas Carsty
In Honolulu. SIN Nov. by Rev Lowell smith Ivu1.n
Sv Ess OF the Am OF Swan CiErd. - Mis- kntol-
bette Msns daUsAtsr Of The late Den Fraao..ro le
Paula Mahhi. an cd resident al tha. Island.
Died.
Al lie ineIxn Valley House neA- Auburn "a lfth Der
4 nhogs fever, W. T. Benedict. 81 D. I0rmeriT N Nss
York CITY - -
Near Eliza, fShA' County of bilious darrhsa Daniel
Osourn. formerly Of v alfha Il. Mass aged "a
Al he'd HILL. near Cnona. Dec g. al Panama f.yer
Shaaheey Davenport pFiEter late OF Delhi n Y
In & rq0au e u. ~
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Died.

Al The iasiSa VALLEY House AsAs Auburn "a lin Dee
= nhogs lever, W T. Benedict. 81 D. formerly N Ne
York CITY - -s
Near Eliza, ioh1' County cf blious darrbsa D.ni.l
, Osourn. formerly Of v alfha Il. Mass aged a
Al BED Hull near Cnloua. Dec g. of Panama f.ysr
thaaAeey Davenport pTiEter late OF Delhi. n Y
ia Sacramento Cs.y, Monday, the Gsh Dee 6.raI.l
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INDIAN DIFFICULTIES.

oRgG0N--SANDWICH ISLANDS
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KossrrH AT WASHINGTON.

Tue Congregational Banquet Aossnta's speech
and his Personal Appcaranes->Peeeh q
Mr. Webster-rhe ta9inct-hr Douglas
and Gen Presidential AsP'Faueas
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81 The Connecticut Democratic State
Convention have nominated Thomas II Scv-
mour for Governor AMI Charles II. Pond for
Lieut. Governor.
~ The JURY in the Will, ,S. Forest as.
sault case have rendered verdict of $4,000
in favor of the Plaintiff. Served him right.
"a Accordin: to the Catholic Almanac for
1852, there are in the United States G arch
bishops, 1G bishops, iSs5prie>,s, l4ll church
es, and Catholic population of $4,000,
which includes 1000 in Oregon, the Cali
fornias. New Mexico. and the Indian Terri
tory
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alratLg.

In Waterford. March ., Mr. Zenas t'o,s, aged &C.
,":r..
II Ira>hu~.h. March . Mrs Hannah burton. w;i-
II the la'" Capt. benjamin Burton, aged 90 Year.
ami months
In Walden, Eel. 81. Lewis Gilman, son Of Ahlal
l.. X Sale L. D"~. a-el II months.
Thy 'i:rlinE IS 81 angel .ow
In Heaven, lis hone above,
Mourn Mt. = Il that h" should GO,
L" ioiu ". saints a'.oro:
To ~ ri rest from care ,,Id toll
Vii: spirits pure ami free.
lis best that he should PASS aNay.
l.. EL'i'ie>s in:1ucv.
Ire CHING o; the gentle breeze,
Tina: cones "a. hour oi even,
w w:srer swce.r>. memories
ni ny darling 10y ii Heaven:
Thus every :hi:.- i. earth and SKY.
Viii dc'rer seem 10 tc.
And al ar;lal. above. meow,
W. SPEAK %; ll;m "a :hee" Corr.
T. palvil,c, March :. STA A'mir., w:ie q. u
William n. a: ] t-..-.s:rr - wow Abigail! -ni
the late John worth scci - wears. Hers OK
re- WAS ot r"i continuance and she has left Al,
i,.tlnt >or,. a. or Ia DAYS al sc,
In Ilariwick, Feb. 6 Mrs. Lucinda Fu,cr. wife nj
Mr BENJAMIN Fu"er aged 81 years.
In Newport. tc!.. 8 90: consumption, Ms >arcp:a
>;,s acc,i l years :,.i ~ month";.
H. >;ra,ham. y. H.. F~h. - NJ Thor--S ian-ss
he Ms ;as ui,-> "t twenty children. ali Il whom
live: % -r,s u.-i.il- "l Them >;ii .lv'i.-.
In M"n-pe'ier. 7rh i..>;.. Nr~ Sarah Cfiwi"r,
We "iCoi. Adj Car.c~ AMI '.aa:,'rr O.; Hon. The
o;ii,us Crawford. of Pune. god "a ,cs-z.
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Verbum Sat Sapienti.

A S Al opinion ''as e',:c :''-"ad tiai We ohar;'c
more than =, Gems TT Nfr-r' 'r-' IN -
ni-.-w;.hc,,' cil-r5.-1n, "a, bore "N,'..rl'r 50
- ce,~ * or r2cs, r-cciIi ihc n:llce-r iti' III
,},,rof.am: rxrsI.t j: be wlI~r" r'c,h ha> '''"1
broken of hv IL l'r. md il takes III E"nr a.
Two 10 zig ~; the roots. in >l,c' cs' NJ reserve
The right 10 che" ii W. al frrhrr1n'rc
Nc viii ada .iia' We f.1.' :" = "ther work "a
the line # "sr 'o:rt- = 'l'.' "'''! a well Il ~
other so.| Dentist IN New England
Y. Il. We a. 70 - nor - Yer cant for Warrant
ing our filings FOR rcar: ur II ,i- iiiljrc> don't
STAY ana 'o "" a,t.i give -. :;.s'ir''r', from i've
wears the md n HE ",'c,.rli,.~ STATE ~
the tilmc irrcvitcl inev ..,,It i've :" n" :. Ma
thu-:leh> and i:Annt arr ARA y-J-',f', 70 WI
l.av NJ ia any "r,es r'>irtia'i.
/. : P"c?'e wanting ~i," or l.ar1s nj -, ~
teeth N plate, hv c"nNuis- -r=oia'lv 'r Icy q,
hr;'re getting = doe .l>cwherc, VII find it =.
t''.,aly for their a'irant@re.
l. KILHOCRN < son. DENTISTS.
ST. Johl,>i.nlv March s. l-5o 16otf
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,...i. =. fat AZ delivered BY the
= y, are assured that goods shipped
-...'' ',I,r,,nd Road VIII reach the Ohio
i -. time than if shipped by the
" p Z. at al events that they can
~ in Pittsburgh by either Of the
n;,ain two days at t:irthc~t Of the
fy .lc Penn {. Il. Il. and be-
',I :, -, merchandise Of every description
= IT," ~ m aeriry at prircs>o much below
..,., +. Il. price, "a t" more than
.,r any difference OF tlne, we re-
invite Western merchants to visit
,.,urna them that oar rivers
'. .,j transportation COMPARES are
Nv. or controlled for, the private
...yn ne OF '.iohhers" or any other
'N -, ,,,- New York March l,t,lS52.
R..onan> ar" OF course too honoraoI"
,r.w,l 70 resort to any compulsory
.,,, ii they had the power, to Dc
.5 customers from trading in ano'h-
In, il viii be we'll to notice tiie
t;n inbred the Fhiladrlphians Il
49, .r.", namely, that New York
~, a,.!, a, such rates that Phiiadei
no lon.rr able to compete with 1t II
..- AMI iGr iie!d. I. f.
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ISIS OE, yUE u-yLb CHERRY

ISIS or TIE WILD CHERRY
The Plainfcld New Jersevi Union If sept. IS
is4s saws:
The Wild Cherry Trer he. hecn known for a-e>
~ ie vai,laf'r and efficacioIis remedy far
Con-'s. Colds Asthma and Consnnr'ion-ani
ciire t.!> iiai>a,n i with other valuable veg
etah. extracts. hv skif' I,hv-iriaa. nr. Wi--ar,
it MIST "i course he highly r.iicaco'ls remedy
Such. y" have often i,ecn Informed hv those VIII
have useiit. il * ard a-e nor Therefore sIlrrri~
81 that il i in greater demand fnr the diseases nam
ei than anv medicine now snld in This v'ri''i'v.
DOES ANY 0NF D0fRT THE EFFICACY OF
THIS MEDICINE:
re do no. ask the public 10 RELY S"e,,- upon rec
concentrations proauccd from States far 'i'Stnnt.
where the persons cannot he known: hut having
testimony from every State in the Union. wc w"uli
RESPECTFULLY invite al persons interested 10 cali NJ
IS: WASHINGTON street. E',>ion, Mass. and examine
for Themselves TIE nnnv thousand Testimonials. from
persons Ill over tho whole corntrv. who have hcr:
benefited or cured bv this Invaluable medicine.
Ecwarp Of Coau'crfc's AMI limitations. >yr,ir>,
aii all nthcr preparations Of Will Cherry Rrnnrn-
her they oak initiate in name without possessing
The virtues. Euv none hut the genuine pr. Wi>iar
EHl>a-n al Wild Cherry with tho written Signature
nf l. III IT'S on the WRAPPER.
Prepared ami sold Wholesale ami Rr,ai, ny Sch
". F"wl". i3S Washington street. BOSTON, Mass.
A"FSrs-I. {. Bingham. John Eacon -. Johns
bury: II. {. Rahcork. Pa>sumps:c: lanes Clark
Rir1et: George Cnwles. Rveca-e.
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Farm at Auction I!
Tie subscriber rii' >ci, a, PutI;c Sale, CT
"Wednesday, 31si Day of March,
-n\E n'CIOCk 70 VI -, riie Premises

y. Wv IL ~ tspS ga Aai' IN'-A-EN-
T..,i'. FinN u: :i.c .a-r Wi..l-Ip >-:rLn-v. il.
Westminster. VI. 'Xcai': What ila> ''NcH -,
%" - IL. r-sdow> ,i"w-r. consisting al about III
:re :'rs.'> ii czcc....G Mellow llni al.G 1ortv
49, 81 i.~,urI,c aai'fnn.-, Nfh about live 3rr.-
-, IN: al the Man street Iv!u., small hl!il!inC
.ll.. l-r a'"u hundred :,l,.i >x;v acres 81
rastrr'-" and Wo,"'i LAID on E'-Ay HI. ~ou'h-
wnr.v i.'fl tie ai'ove premises; aud The rcver>ion
"i me wiow'> dow cr in Farm.
His larm : we'll rHcnn that further iescrip-
;icH : lccn.c'i ,..ir.rcp->,-y.
o,,c year oi'! Fail: pIynn. Creaniror:
Que III. b,.?I p""-u iii,Ic--I- months odd;
tie 80 lu nnG-lI> OLD;
",c pevoI. CrcampHt. Heller" months eli;
One Farm Hr>e
Also. = general assortment 81 FARM TOOLS
--con>.>,in. ri Flows, Caris, Wagons. N~., ~.
FcT further information. al'l'iv /" tee -hc-cr.
C,Iai.a:f street. l;o>:on: or =" : ErIiEN BAEkEE.
In >a.d N.~;:n.ll>o~; L. The Editor "i The iour.ial
NJ Agriculture ard H. 'cgrh li'o-l. E'arh>i"ne
,,reei. I;a-sou. ISAAC STICKNEY,
AG;u l. Il v III. SIX Ar"v.
Westminster ". Feb. - l>52. 7tIu:
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FOR SAIL 2.

SITTATEn N Sr..rohr,-i'''-v tc'r.-o. "a ~ -
~ sum-<'c RIVER. = 49,, - o-st"r~ B''ilarg w''N
The Dwelling Hru.c ata"-rr, 'i'r t'rr'er 81 v-l''c'i
h:> leeo orr,:',i. IN la.>t .'-lr- : - "a
Cio-h Pressing '--'.-- ''rr - "-ct = ron,
of "a fr, extending >nu'h irelr t;a l'a,n, .;f!ng
u l,,-,rl .rir me :,'lsn In - r. vcr = =
\! facilities Tor an~ ma; pf,c:r.rE OF r'avc:--'r
hu>inr~s.
Pr inr:1er IN .s.,-ta,I a, i"r.nS ~ :. Va
i. cta,irhfr,n :. - r-c.o;srS.
A'so for sa,c-ore Single Cariirg Machine. "ne
no,sh'c 10. ore ShelrinI N.c,,in". j." " ~
modern irnurovrnNn.s r"Cother Win "-h"r :'t"a :
Ing ar,aratrs. Al OF whici wi i,~ di>;.osri 90: =;
crta' bargains.
nIHSaI, * SloTf;1' X
Fc',. -. iS.'c. 81 Be-"
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Narriagr5.

In this town. Eel. %, hy Rev. S. G. Clapp, Ed
ward Lane. OF Wells River, and Maria Ssnkee, OF
-. J"ln>hurv.
IL this town, March 4. by Rev. s. G. Clapp. Geo.
Grams and Marilla Clement, of Danville.
In Melro>e. Mass. March 9. by Rev. W. II. Hatch,
Mr Loren +. Hi, formerly Of Concord, vi, ami
r sarah Smith ~: Tcs.n-
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was there. >,!i, i;inr AID toenahlc him to carry
on his humble and useful labor. a,nonr
the Indians and poor in Canada and died
suddenly OF asthma. after dav or two of con-
fincmcnt.
eS" Governor koSsutll is SAID to have con-
trartcrl with Cincinnati manufacturer for
thousand saddles. at SO each Several little
girls in that city have presented him with
hundred dollars, which they collected by 20
'ng from door to door.
ey Gen. Buffers letter has made its AL
p"aranro- He expresses a willingness to run
Tor the Presidency, gives his firm support TO
iiie compromise. including the fugitive slave
law, and deprecatc. the further agitation of
slavery.
szs \ little son, four years old. of Mr.
Elliot, OF Thompson, Conn, died recently, a
victim of hy,irophoJia. He had been suffer
ing nearly three wees, having been bitten
by small family dog
s& \ telcsaphic despatch from Louisville
saws that all the delegates elected 10 the
Viii. National Convention. from Kentucky.
are in favor et that old war-wcrn veteran.
! General WINFIELD SCo1r.
.9- \ bill similar in its principal features
to the Maine Liquor Law, has passed to it.
third reading in the Ohio House of Repre-
srntatves, AMI will probably become a law.
X The hens have commenced their spring
laying. but. Judging from the price of egrs
shells must be dear.
g, The man who does not take News
paper was in Town, Yesterday, cnquirine when
the Mail stage left for Boston. not being a.
ware that any Railroad had been built.
K"ssrTH \ FREE Mason On the Goth
nit. kossuth was made a member of the Gin
cinnat Loicc OF Free Masons He was ia
ken through all the degrees
E4.- In North Waterford. Maine. a man
who had Temperance wife got drunk the
other Day. Inc woman having the right Of
search ''"''' "a'T'''' haae search and
found about >iX quarts of rum, and gave it to
tine mother earth TO drink. without Judge or
jury.
sas Essex county. Mass Is more densei.
sc''''' man any "''''r 'fa I OF land OF ITS s'z'
III Inc h'cn Mates Ii population IN 1876
'''''', VI o. I"l'"''
tioii /" square ih''' o.
GEIAI GuIp or WurA1.-Nr ClarL
,,,,,., -. w., E,;r,, ;1 ,l
f'0
son i>' 'H>''c!S "l wheat o" y acres OF
9EoA..d. lac flour iIom one tu>hel OF
the whra, wci,hs !. lbs. We very mucl
douh, f,b;s ran -. beaten
eE ke" '''Nh nr'anhS. charged witt
, nero stealing. ha> been tried, found guilty
ami >c,.Icnrcd 10 tie lrnitcn'itry ior - year,
t. One q, the New Iiamp>lirr schoo
: Commissioners >.,> il Al "!li~::.l re,.or.. tina
.5,. n,;;., >Ln.,I We ti,,.l h, one wlo ranno
10. he ,.ngli a., In bank ay<l..<." That's can
b ital idea. I,car:ic,i into school committee,
. how much lnoney 'twou.I save Parents
e., ,..iiov ,.v..n t.., l;,h o,..o,, ,hrooo,
c,..r;...o,, T. ~, ,,,.......-,
i.;r.,...k. ,,I., J.. heal ,,.n,,.r..l ,.,,,,,
D., .l,,,rI,,.. ;,.,r,,,,,. In ,r..l 49,. a.
''"'''"'"' .'"''' NO. III ''l''''" '"''t 'i''
-. didn't want ham any ioac'r down in Main,
. Hr~H-, -rr-BARY->onc con~tallcS in
:. town IN Munc entering house on "iiquo
t. iaW search ;o..r'i 4 woman king a rradi,
> N"' ""'''"S any ''"''I "' "' C'i'fr me
= -,'uInt tor. "a. OF them. more cunning tina
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3 Q Q 4 s,
MERCHANTS

4 M school. II AyHEE> <rl'p'icl ~ Who'll"
sale Prices with To.,rc'> ,-r>'i l:c ''~, ard
Spcller Wells Observation-Disclosures Ari.hn,a
tic. AMI all school BOOKS in general p-s IN q
c,.nna Orleans ard Fs-Hx iurn-'~.
ORDERS solicited ~ =. JEWETT.
<. Irl,,,l,r;r, March rSSs 7fetf
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HORSES & CARRIAGES 10 LII. a -" 81
I & Jolin>hlry House Stable. Tea rs taken 80 any
;nart OF he Wing, Nhsn DESIRED.
PASSENGERS rah",i >, ans from ~ l'",-oi II
the usual rates J. PRESCOTT
=. u ,lln>l,urv. March /. 1852. ''2U
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FOR domestic !1c'e am i'!.'c' IIit aIHc - Ii|I'
" 50 firm.
BRIGHTON MARKET. March T.
81 market @on beet cattle, no stores. 6 pairs
working oxen. 40 COWS and calves POO sleep aud
iIrli.>. no S&InH.
Prices. Beet CattIe-E4tra Sc: ii quality &:
9'iaii,v. siI5: 81 10. s4s4;
S'"T'>--nulIe.
N"rniu.c nXen--S
Cows and 'aiyc>-S11. - u.
Sheep and i.n,nhs-EXir; S4a &.
Swine--Ret:,ii. i to-.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Narch IL.
y ,....c: ~ c,'i!:--:ho;!; 100 bce'c, am!
y sores con>,>tln. OF working oxen. COWS ard
calves and and j wears oil.
PA, -\arNcr-E1tr, beet 81; LIST quality g;
ID quality 6; 81 quality :: ordinary a4,.
Hides STAT cwt. Tai,ow sat.
Veal C.i.c,---5;tl6
Stores-Wortng Oxen-ssl g, ,oi a liz.
Cows ana c'.iyc>.-s23 20 -. 30.
Yeagli... ~->n,.H.
Two wears o!'l-SlS %. 30. AL.
Three zeal, "ij-c2n. ii. 5o.''l.
S.e,.r ..r! an, .,--i:''i =, market. Prcc>Ex-
tIa =. ga il. j., iot. , =, >. . ;.
SN.Lc--<,,i.'.
c::,!, sheep & !.niiS. swine. hor.es.
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NIlLL LATER FROM EUROPE.

IL, American Mail Steamship Arctic,
'A Liverpool. Feb. 225, arrived at y. York
.''''''aE morning. She brings four DAYS lat
= rtws
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MONDAY, March s.
SENATE.-Mr Cass introduced several re-
mon>trance> from Pit1sburs, against intcrven-
ton i'll European affairs.
Mr. Stoc kton notified the Senate of his in
tcn,ion to introduce bill giving to the sail
or>, who served in the war with Mexico, a
bounty land.
The Senate then resumed the consideration
.. ;nr i"., t.:.,i i1.. ,.ti ,.Ir Under" oo'i
s,.uNc al >oa,c length, replying mainly to
the objections which his amendment had rails
cd
HoUSE-The House then went into Com
mttcc of the whole on the Homestead bill.
MIR Fitch delivered long address on the
subject and said he would vote tor the bill if
properly guarded. He reviewed the COM
promise measures, the tariff. g., wt"n Ali'
Wilcox took III; ;i",r. but yicIdci to d mo-
ton that the Committee rise. which was ID
greed to.
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TalloW and Candles,

TX re W'e'psaie % Rerai,.
4 '-.r Ru,,,',td H. PR rPfr CHEESE.
BEANS. GARAGES. TTRNIPS. So, 50.
All orders from a','oad hv Stage or otherwise
PROMPTLY attended =,
oar Cart wi run iai1v ~ usual
CASH ,,rid r;.r IIer' Cp'res qud Dressed Hogs
S;Iohnsburv rlail. Narcn 4. lS5c. aS2,[
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1 " ord to the Public.
SANBORN & GILMAN

H-oI'I n sav 70 tho pnbl;c. 'aI' ,ae' have :br--
W ca ceF'sr-o.rsll IL t.,e ME- ~ SiNi.>>,
an aI taey hove ,pcc.. N.h,; u. t,la basement
If e. ". 4 {. Hi-c'r.' S-a7e. v%--e my - 'nu:..
a, ali times a GU0D STPPLYn:
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FRESH and CORNED BEEF:

FRESH dnd >iLT PORK: POTTERY
StL 'SIilIES. p,,,i mast li".ls Of MEATS
usually kent on hand ~ >nch Establishments
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: E-iT-i 7 ' ..-i!' 4 =
>i>NiI. v, l'ur'.r 'ntr"'uori + I'LL +"
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&, 1t is contemplated to hold great
Southwestern Industrial Exhibition in New
Orleans. in May Of next year. Alabama and
Florida are mos, active in their preparations.
The Governor ofthe former State has appoint
ed delegates from 80 counties to attend a
preliminary meeting III Ne; nrIran~ in IA,
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INrFGElTY.- The Hartford Times tells a
story of returned Californian. who had
worked mine on shares, until he had earned
enough to pay his partner 500 after which
he >ed ont and invested his portion of the
potts in speculation which proved un>uc-
ces>tuI. Instead of using the $500 of his
partners he started for home and arrived here
with nothing left of his years labor, but this
money, which he promptly Paid over to Its
oNner. >"oh ~ 4 - honesty deserves al,
honorable mention. The name of the man
is Tcorge II. Keene, formerly OF New Bed
ford, Mass.
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LIVERY STABLE.

i. .Iohh>.plv. March :. lisp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07
-, he E'Rl

fh' .Hc f'9J
observed, Mcssrs. Editors, few diys since, a "
one OF your papers, over The signature 81 Banlscr,
he claims ard qualifications al Cui W. vi. Hover,
fit and proper Fcrsun for our next senator.
/, Hnlt,c Ean!scr, voted Tor Col. H.. not because
local Questionable reason assigned nv Bani-rer ior
AGAINST tim-bui because ! considered him young n
promise and preferred him 10 others and shall
advised, vote for him again, without regard To liza.
tons Bat, whenever N" loca! question alluded Ia %
ter, comes up in its local shape, shall exert my
effort, 10 re- ST and defeat il. ain lnena!y 10 CO.. Il
III every respect, ard should Ike him pfot
all his laudabe undertakings political and 0;hrrw!
Co II ~ quito Young man yet md may wei! 4.
abide his tine, especially AZ he IS already in goo,
grc,sGvr' .ctuni.
trust tne peoPie Of Haifar have not fallen noFa'.
~ Ia ltii int" th her So al cid toGyism therefore,
the attention Of tho voters 81 HALIFAX 20 the favorable
siera.nn 81 the claims and qualifications MI mon
Of rrer years ana experience niiutr Ia rari y
II Cla:k.
81 IS not my purpose TO paneaylizc nor is II necc:se
Capt ClaIs IL well known 10 The vo;cfs-iiay4T.
senird The county heretofore and believe gave genra
'BlaC'lnn.
| i.r fully persuaded. that Capt. Cl4is will make .
ana faithful s"natO and, consequently. sn."rs, Tin
su!taoc AMI competent person for The Office" 20 not,
po!itic" oi!icc "!a"y kad ou' AN confident ,tt' tie
OF the people he Will mos ncsa!c in yI1iae uhe cr
their wishes. BANl>!ONI!