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Wholesale and Retail store
i'm ROIIsburg. Va.

4 GILMORE r. SIMS, has Just opened, and vii
W keep constantly ON hand AZ ROllsburg, th
present terminus Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail,
road, on Cheat River, large and we'll selected
assortment Of Dry Goods, Grocories, Liquors. de-,
which he viii sell either wholesale or retail at the
cheapest prices in the country. il res 81
He viii alsO attend 70 receiving and forwarding
freight Of an kinds the Railroad 70 all eastern
cities and towns. fTl N ffffaf y
January Tth, lsSi.-tE - il
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G.7y- Tue federal papers have been al

GS- The federal papers have been glo
rying over the fact that a German paper
in Cleaveland, Ohio. which had been sup
porting Pierce, has come out for Scott
The fact is, that the paper changed hands
and politics at the same time, A Demo
crat owned it and sold it to federalist
and upon its coming out for Scott, four
hundred and forty Of its FIVE hundred sub
scribers in Cleaveland discontinued it.
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Hon, THos, F. MAesHALL,-The Wing
Central Committee of Kentucky have APP
pointed the Hon. Thomas F. Marshall the
Wing candidate for elector in the Licking
ington district. in place of Mr. Garret
Davis, resig
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-08
DR.. Guysotps Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock & Sarsaparilla

HNHE original and only genuine preparation fol
L the permanent cure Of Consumption and
diseases of the Lungs when they are supposed tc
be affected by the too free use Of Mercury, Iron
Quinine, &C., &c. e StfT slkGst's
It will Cure without Fail
scrofula or Kings Evil, Cancers, Tumors
Eruptions of the Skin, Erysipelas, Chronic, Sore
Eyes, RingwOrm or letters, Scald Head, Rheu-
matism, Pains in the Bones or Joints, Old Sores
and Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands, SYPHILIS, Dys
pepsia, Salt Rheum, Disease of Kidneys, Loss Of
Appetite, Disease arising from the use of Mercu-
ry, Pain in the Side ard Shoulders, General De-
bility, Dropsy, Lumbago, Jaundiee, Costiveness,
a nd Tumors.
The Best Female Medicine Known.
THE SHAKER PREPARED "YELLoW
DOCK" AND THE "RED HONDURAS sAR-
SAPARILLA," are the invaluable remedial
agents from which DIR. Guysott's Improved Ex-
tract of Yellow Dock and SarsaParilla is formed;
and the laboratory of DIR. Guysott has given us
the virtues of these roots in their PERFECTION
His preparation contains all the restorative pro-
pcrties of the roots, combined and concentrated
in their utmost strength and efficacy.
Experiments were made in the manufacture of
this medicine until it was found that it could not
ho furtbar inn
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DIR Nv. I'M. ELLIS.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
w FAIRMoNT, VA, keeps constantly on
hand and for sale, a large and general assortment
of Fresh and Genuine DRuss & MEDIcINEs, Chsmi-
Gals, Dye-stuffs, Paints, Oils, Patent Medicines,
PerfumeTy, DENTAL & SURsIoAL INsTRUNENTs,
DC: Physicians, Dealers, Fnllers, Dyers, Hattors
and Others viii be supplied with every article in
the line, at the Lowest market rates.
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HAVE on hand The VERY B,

HAVE on hand the VERY BEST
/ IN CoOKING-STovES, now in use,
6S3Z adapted to either Wood or Coal and
H at prices that cannot fail 70 give sa-
Z tisfaction. C. w. SMITH.
Nv Clarksburg, June %, 1852.
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medicine.
SALINE, Mich, Oct. 8, 1851,
NGR. JOHN d. PARK-DEAR SIR:-It is with
unutterable feelings of gratitude that am able,
| through tho Divine Providence of God, and by
tho woodworking agency of that excellent me-
dicine, 3" Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparil-
la" to give you few symptoms of my almost
hopeless case
In the winter of 1850, was attacked with
severe pain, which was gradually extending
throug h the whole right side and leg; at the
same time total prostratiOn of my physical sys-
tenn; also, my leg had shrunk to about two thirds
of its common size. 1 procured the attendance
of q practitioner, who pronounced my disease one
of the worst forms of liver complaint, He said
my case was one not easily handled, but prescri-
bed for me- remained under his treatment I'M
til 1 was satisfied he could not help me. then
procured of your agent at this place, w. A.
Beers two bottles of Guysott's Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparlla, from which Ircceiveda vNstamount
of benefit. After having taken four bottles more,
l was able to pursue my business without any in
convenience, and have been since that time q
well man, while but short time since, was
confined to my bod three fourths of the time; and
l cannot ascribe the return of my health to any
other cause than by the agency of that truly val
liable medicine, Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sar-
sNparilla. Yours, &C.,
HASSEL VAURlPER.
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9 9 9 9 9 g

Serofula, Syphilis, Mercurial complaints, Cam
GERS, Gangrene, Rheumatism, and vast variety
of other disagseeable and dangerous diseases are
speedily and perfectly cured by the use of this
medicine.
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TNHoSE wanting COPPER WORK dons for the
j fall trade viii find me ready.
June ., 80. G. W. SMITH.
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DIR. j. Il. CarroIiss

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ORIG 49,.
v MEDICINE STORE, BUcKifANN0N
|UPSHUR Co.. Va Iei = .bs7TET -
DR.. c. keeps constantly on hand and for ,s.l.g
large and general assortment M 49,.
uine Drngs and Medicines, chemieais III rs
Paints. OILS, Yarnishes, PateIit Medieinss nv
tai and Surgical Instrumental S6aos.
Physieiansss Dealers Eullets, DyerS, Hstt-Is.
and Others, wiz Be supplied with every article mi
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Il 20 DIR. e cARRoL 4 ssfnhhsrs
{ Physician and SURGEON 4,
Buckhannon, upshur Cos,.ya. 81
OFFicE in his Drug Store.
Jan. 25th Is52.-ff.- -"' ~ ~ ssfiisp
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Gaapera GIagksbagaA eslater
R4rn Nc Icommend the fnlloMinr man.

G9nWe commend the following mar
ratlye to all who have disposition to tat
tie, We find it in an exchange paper
without credit, did we know to whom
to give the proper credit we would
dose. Nevertheless it is a good story,
and we publish it. hoping that it may tend
'tOcorrect this disposition in many youth,
and hence lesson some of the evils conse.
quent upon such practices.
The Way the Women Fixed the Tale
Bearer.
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The Grea test Historical and
AuegOrical Print OF the

now York, Dec. II. 1s5l-tf.
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THE forty fifth will begin Thursday IA
i 1852 ad end on LIST Of March, 1889.
Practice Of and Clinical Surgery, Nathan
r. smith, M. ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy William +. A. Aikin NJ. ID.
Principles Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine Sam
uel chew, NJ D.
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics, Richard n. Thomas, NJ, ID.
Maea Medca, Therapeutics, and Pathology George W. Mien
berger, NJ. D.
Practical Anatomy, Berwick b. Smith, NJ. d.
Fees $40 dsmonstIao fee $40 macula
ton, s. graduation $40.
the faculty their
lnnmary, the Unit
very immediate ngborhood, containing hundred and
eighty beds, belonging the University and and
faculty This institution devoted 10 the
OF disease which furnish ths
profitable subjects clinical
addition made during The which will
nay and advantages 10
mauieuaes OF the school throughout The year ~toufee
material abundant cheap Expenses Of living
in Baltimore low Atlantic city.
WILLIAM e. A. AKIN, M. D., Dean.
Baltimore, May Is 1854.
IulY 21-2aMIl5Oct
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WE desire ea the ladies' complete stock
dress goods which selling al al greatly reduced
prices consequence " OF the
We selling handsome bcreges q lea and -
Plaid plan eanbes cheap
Dotted swiss musins from 25 cents up
musn suitable cents
Handsome India siks, 50 cents
Rich black silks al all prices
100 pieces figured lawns from l2X cents up
Handsome ginghams, all prices
SO pieces berege dc lanes cheap
10 pieces Barnsey "a, l0-s, IA, and 24 sGestngs
10 do handsome table linens
do Russia diaper, all widths
IRISH linens, oil qualities
100 dozen towels, cheap
white and brown linen drills for boys
10 striped do do
figured linens for covering furniture &c.
rs pieces handsome black awns, IAN cents
hose, Of all colors and quail
tiles
Meripo gBuze shirts, &c.
90 pairs muslin curtains, low ngure
S white shirtng e0uons, from o. cents up
Domesiics of all kinds, The lowest market price
We worked nants' robes, which we VIII now
close off very cheap. -
With general goods, which will offer
prices order reduce stock prepare
tory 10 taking an inventory next month
BAY STATE LONG sHAwLs.
ladies going the springs, iii want
will find good Of heavy Bay State long haws winch
we viii sell very cheap this warm weather -
July S--d2w w, M. SINISTER co.
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IMPORTANT FROM HAvAEA-AEoTHER REVOLUTIONARY
AovEMEsT-Tbe New York Courier states that. notwith
standing their and the impression generally enter
aned that the fate OF the Lopez expedition had suppress
ed revolutionary tendency, and that the Cuban evou-
ton was mere piratca foray, having real origin
among the residents OF the island, they now have rea-
son 10 doubt this view Of the case. tthen adds
For some time back have had 1t animated TO us that
deepad and wel-organized conspiracy existed in the
heart Of the island in which not only nearly the whole
creole population but many OF the creole officials.
implicated. We dscretited the emanalion
from the Juna, which has been accused OF forging the
Iniammaory pronunclamieatos OF last summer. But we
have II repeated 10 us IN new and extraordinary
form Cuban merchant, gentleman with whom we
well acquainted, and IN whom we have the fullest
confidence and who is not ostensibly implicated in the
conspiracy arrived here Thursday in the Cherokee
from Havana, and has given copy OF journal pub
lshed in Havana by secret Junis, the risk OF their
lives for the purpose OF informing the couspaors Of the
progress Of the plot The copy IN our possession, and
Der OF The journal II is printed side Of the paper
only and has the appearance OF having passed through
great number Of hands We are informed that il is The
only copy that has ever reached the United States.
Our informant says that the paper will be published
regularly the circumstances will permit. The second
number was in press when he left Havana II is
lated from hand 10 hand secretly among all classes OF
people, and important dill the government consider The
movement, that reward OF S2000J has been offered for
the discovery OF the printing office, and an additional re.
ward Tor the seizure OF impre ssions Thirty thousand
copies OF the frat number were struck oil.
TRANSACTIONS of portions OF ts contents given. They
consist OF an address 10 the people, that their
paper will be published twice month or as ollen az they
can without fear OF death, and calls upon them TO act
with similar boldness IN defence OF liberty an outcry
about the late and present captain generals and
nothing prevent revolution In Caba notices OF the
Lemery and Aguero difficulty, sc.
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&ord Fillmore, President Of ths United State, Of America
vAona u
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that Fran
Ansneor has been appointed consul
repubic for the United States reside New York,
hereby recognise him such, and declare him free
enjoy such functions powers and privileges allowed
eonsuls general OF the favored United
Whereof have
seal OF the United state. affixed
Given city Washington the 9ih day Of
H. July, A. D. lssa, and Of Independence OF the
United States Of America seventy -seventh.
WILLARD FILLMORE
ny the PRESIDENT
w. HusTrR, Acting Secretary Of State
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The FISH wAR.--INTEREsTING STATISTICS The fol-
lowing statistics OF branch of fisheries shows
the importance Of the interest which Massachusetts has
al stake These estimates from Mr.. Mayo, inspector!
Aneral of Massachusetts
5000 TONS being s5s vessels navgated by 974 and
boys
Value of vessels and outfits 81. $50 O0p
Annual value oil CATCH I, 400, coo
The value Tor the rest of New England may be
considered as nearly equal TO This amount
say, value OF vessels and outfits 300 COO
Vaae OF catch 900 900
10000 ,ons-0,oOO and boys.
But only an can be made as many vessels
employed IN both cod and mackcre The MassacLu
sets msckersimen in 1851 caught fares as follows;
In American waters, bbls lSS 1886
In waters the exclusive right to which Is
claimed by Earl Derby bbls i4O9B
All OF them following the movements Of the fish and fsl
ing part Of the ti,na in each waters
Qne-hsli OF all the mackeremen in the waters
The successful of each vessel depends her ab
iy to fish out The season by following the fish I'LL they
full. 8.nt# .H-+s#I
Probsbly 900 vessels aod 81 boys are
exposed Of the Blush feet and cruelties
and horrors Of Brush PRISONS for doing what
have for thirty iour been accustomed do without
lies of all sesboard people easily be conceived
their Evolutionary recoecons Of British prisons and
moi being very happy.
The Gloucester Telegraph. in reference TO the conro
versy, remarks:
I'VE tG!oucester) have in the British waters not
far from sixty vessels, Of them and valuable
And IL 10 oil immense importance 10 the welfare OF this
OF ST. Lawrence for IL Is the fishing du
ring the months Of September and October fisher
men calculate to make up their years work.
Almost every seaport town from Cape Cod 10 Eastpor
is in like less interested in the fisheries
al the bay OF ST. Lawrence
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years the travel the 1--WE great western railroads wall
probably exceed forty millions annually. This is an
immense number; but then what is that TO the great
country which has got to produce H. BY the year 1870
the number OF passengers passing the American
railroads viii exceed that OF all The world besldesfor
this there are three great and sufficient reasonsow fares
unexamped prosperity, and love OF change exceeding
that Of any living creature.
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THR Harvard CoLLFGE LIBRARY--It appears the pres
ent number volumes 10 the library Of Harvard College,
including the theological law, medical, and soceiys
libraries is 900 There are 20 600 snbound books
pamphlets There have been added during the year 5lp
volumes exclusive Of 452 pamphlets oi these, e76
volumes and .pf9 pamphlets were SPECIAL donations.
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The FrsHERIEs-The Halifax Morning Chronicle
furnishes The following list OF the vessels that are TO
cruise in British American waters during the present
summer:
Cumberland, 10, alag, Sir c. f. Seymour,) Captain
Seymour; Ssppho, IL, soop, Com Cocbrane; Devasta.
lion, 8, steam sloop 300 horse power Capt Campbell
Buzzafd o, steam sloop. 300 horse power; Janus, 4,
steam soop, 220 horse power; Neiley, 3, ketch. Com
Kynaston; Bermuda, 3, schooner, Lieut. Jolly; Arrow.
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T AIDES aud Chfldren's shoes and Caters, e.
IL duced pces-I will inform the citizens of Washington and
vicinity hand, for sale pair A.
Green's auction Of Pennsylvania and 9th
lot OF ladies' and chlden's shoes and
genemen'r quality leather
styles which will Is a pair
less al usual prices THOS. A. SCOTT.
r. s. The ladies and gentlemen Of Washington respectfully
invited above
and believe they will fail purchase. A. GREEN.
July 20-eo3t
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sAGUENAY RIVER.

sAGUENAY RIVER.
SALT WATER BATHING AND SALMON FISHING
a esSr For the saguenay, stopping Murray Bay, River
HSs1kdss du Loup and Caeouna The well known going
&xSs2xa&k ROWLAND HILL Captain J. d. Ryan
been complete ORDER supplied with boiler be
low her utue BEDS and bedding refed and renovated with
upper dining splend!y furnished the modern
and liable intended be supplied with the best The market Affords
with commodous especially hiied for this
appurtenance Pleasure comfor
and by her strength and speed particularly
adapted 10 the above navigation.
This Montreal for Quebec every Monday
O'Clock, and ST. Andrews wharf Tuesday
places will during the remainder OF the uave
every succeeding Monday from Monaa and Tuesday
Quebec, proceeding "Wednesday
Offer the nver saguenay TO the
famed liza Ha Bay, and places OF interest that majestic
Passengers leaving Monday will be landed Montreal the
succeeding Friday morning.
The Rowland Hill port Quebec, River du
Loup Cacona, Friday evening ai6 o'clock returning Qu
bee ON Sunday, and TO Montreal on Monday morning.
Fare reduced 25 per from last years prices.
River du Loup Cac0una. S.
(" Saguenny and back TO Cacouna. 3
/" River du Loup Cacouna and back TO Montre-
/" saguenay and back TO Montreal, ............ 10
Meals included.
roons half dollar
Children under II years. and accompanying cabin
sengcrs, half price.
DsTAScE-From Montreal TO Chicoutm. .430
:" TO Cucouna. 100
Quebec 10 Chicounmi 2oO
10 Cacouna lW
Large conmodou hotels been opened River du 0up
and Cacouna the reception of vsiters this
MONTREAL, June, 1854 July Idiot
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Further from MEXICO.

NEw ORLEANS, July "a We have the following addi-
o,al Mexico by the Mexican vessel Of
Gently arrived here.
The line of graph from Vera Cruz the city of Mexi-
been Pile Cd pronunc amien,o had Ueen put
OF Of State oil Vera Cruz but the
effect Of trfng nature, and troops after
rebels The State OF Sonora has petioned the govern
ment abolish duties articles OF consumption.
The Mexican Munster of Foreign Affairs has fixed the
9th OF July for closing with the company
king the best offers open the Tehuanepec Our
dates the 81 instant Ell Sigo says,
thodty, that Colonel Soos proposition is Withdrawn
Mexico and Sardinia about make a treaty OF
friendship and The government of Guatemala
has inp posed great many restrictions the press
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or To SONS OF T~pperance.-Tbe members Of Norbe,,
Liberties division No - Sons Of Temperance all
Order requested
dsy O'Clock attend OF our
brother, Henry Haisp from his eh
between I and New York
BY order Of the w. p;
JuyT r. l.. HAWKINS, r. 8. \
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Henry GAYS Obssquies IN Rochester.

RocmsrKK July % The otsequies OF Henry Clay IN.
der direction of young OF the CITY, cee.
brated 10 day The procession large, and embraced
the military and large number Of civic societies. The
streets were crowded with people, stores generally closed
and many buildings were handsomely draped Ii the
largest procession and the most general turnout wit.
ssed here
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Sales To-Day.
by A. GREEN, Auctionecr.

by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AuCTIoN--On Tuesday,
Instant shall sell the premises O'clock
square and lot No 90 No &C. Each
49, and street, mme datey
vicinity West Market 1rs, ward running back 10
feet alley, and Handsomely located.
Terms cash balance and years, for
bearing from date deed and deed Of trust taken
July 2f-G hGktEN, Aucuonetr
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ny A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, MILcB cow,
III auclion-On Tuesday, the 9th instant shall sell
residence OF Mr. West on I'm street. opposite the Centre Market
O'Clock, a. good assortment OF furniture, viz
Mahogany sofa, bureaus and sideboards
dining, card, and other tables
Maptel and other looking glasses and clocks
Wardrobes, washsands, and toilet sets
China glass; and crocke which ne white
granite dinner set. $50 pieces
is feather beds, bedding, and bedsfeads
Andirons. shovel and longs and tenders
Cane and other chairs, refrigerator, Sc
Carpets, hearth rugs, window curtains and blinds
A large lot Of autographs, engrsvinRs, and prints
With good lot Of kitchen requisites
many other articles which deem unnecessary
Also excellent mich COW, fresh, Which gives good
supply Of rich milk.
Terms OF $50, s31 credit sixty and
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
No postponement account Of weather. A. GREEN,
July I'D Auctoneer.
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ny y. 9. MCGUIRE, Ancstoneer.

CHANCERY sArE.n compliance
" Of prescribed by the
subscriber, trustee acting by auiho
and viii sell public
and Of the first puchaser
Saturday Dist Instant O'Clock, lots Nos and 3 In
square No. ole. n.h4
Of the TO be paid
equal
eighteen months from date, with Interest settlement
N. C. sPALDiNG, Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
July 27-d Aucuoneer
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Naval oRDER.-The Secretary OF the Navy has given
notice the general order OF the ais, March, fs44 has
been modified that all officers attached the several
navy yards and stations to be considered holding
their situations for three years unless the public interest
should in the time require their services elsewhere
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D.slrueiips Fre a PsskaR.

Nsw YoRK July a6 ~ ma destructive eonda ration
occurred at PeeskiI aiu day last About twenty build
ings were burned including Of the beg The
loss will be over one hundred thousand dollars.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ne Erlradiiion Case.

NRw YoRK. July rs H. Kane was brought up this
morning In custody Of officers, and much gns
feeling was evident among tue crowd Nothing serious,
however, is feared
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Vessel DESTROYED bY Fire.

from Mobile Liverpool with cargo OF cotton de
sroyed by fire the 2ih OF jane She insure
In Boston for $40 600 The officers and saved.
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Fire in Aibany.

ALBANY, July 23The drug store of A. Mcclure 81 Co.,
Nos "A and 70 State street. with its contents totally
destroyed by hire this evening The fire caught burn
ing OF camphne which OF the draw ing
from barrel Insurance 600 The loss OF Mcclure Co
Is much Books saved The beilding was insured
The occupants of the Offices above the Mesrs Cos
tigan. Cyrus Stephens, and Daniels IL Beeckner, lose
everything, and probably uninsured The person who
was engaged in drawing the camphne was much Injured
sEcoND DEsPATcH
JULY 2i--Mr Bamber clerk 10 the attorney general
who burned the lire last night, died O'Clock
this morning from the effects Of his injuries. lie had been
married only few months.
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Conviction for Murder.

albany July 2Ira Sherwin has been convicted OF the
murder of Justin Boil, Westvie, Franklin county, ia
November last and sentenced by Judge Hand Of the
preine court be executed the 10Th of September
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BY and nth the adpies ard eorsemi Of the Senate.
John p, Kennedy, of Maryland to be Secretary OF the
Navy, In the place Of William A. Graham, resigned