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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17
JOHN C. WEAVER, Secretary.
Improvement in Mechanical Dentistry

Improvement in Mechanical Dentistry.
EAPS. CRIDER& WILLIAMS have made an i'm
~ provemant in the art of inserting artificial teeth
on metallic plates, which will avoidall tho difficult
ties that Dentists meet with in the varying Of the
plate from the effects of intense heat. and the une-
quail contracting OF the sauder and plate in cooling,
not be avoided in the usual way of attaching the
teeth. They have received. for the above inven-
ton, letters patent from the United States Patent Of
flee, dated October rs, 1858. See notice ofthe patent
claim, Vol. 0, No. z, Page 81, of the Scientific kmeri-
can. 1EFor rights and Information respecting the
Improvement, address order g. WILLIAMS,
Lancaster, November 10. tS43,
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A SLAVE WHIPPEp To DEATH by HIS MAS.
TRR.-Thc Petersburg (Va,) Cypress states
that Mr., Henry Dlrdsong, If the county of
Essex, so cruelty beat and whipped one Of
his negroes on Tuesday night last, that he
died ina few hours. A jury was summoned
by the coroner, and an inquest held, which
resulted in the finding of a verdict that the
deceased came to his DEATH by sundry blows,
&C. inflicted by his master, Henry Birb-
song. A warrant was issued for the arrest
OF Birdsong, and the accused was imme-
diately committed to prison.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

VIE subscriber will sell, upon reasonable terms,
Il his property in Oakland, twelve miles south OF
Lancaster. on the GAINESVILLE &c Maysville Turnpike
The property consists Of agood Dwelling House
and a new Store House with Ware. Rooms attached.
Also his Steam Saw-Mill, situats on the adjoining
lots The propertyis in excellent. repair and in a
healthy section of country.
Amy person wishing 10 engage in bushes in a small
place, will do well to call and examine my property.
oakland, Nov. 10, 1852 GEO. f. HAMLIN.
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CT The Sonora (Cal.) Herald, in speaking
of the fire which recently destroyed a large
portion Of the town, says:
A candle had becn,carelessly left upon n
stand in the rear Of Labotere's building, be-
tween the two Arroyos, which set fire to
some curtains. A man saw it in time to
stop the fire; but in spite Of his earnest en-
treaty, no one would render any assistance
in Furnishing water. He begged of certain
parties in an adjoining gambling saloon to
leave their game, and help to save the
town. But they were too much absorbed in
their game. If any one needs evidence OF
the evil of gambling, this fire furnished suf-
icent to satisfy all doubts. The game was OF
more importance than the city, and the fire
was left to do its own work. II spread by
rods and not by feet, for the buildings were
of wood or canvass.
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THE PACIFIC RATLRoAD.-Mr. Comptrol-
Ter Flagg, Of New York, has been elected
treasurer Of the Pacific Railroad Company,
and has accepted the trust. An nstalme nt
of one per cent has been called upon the
stock of this road, onc-tenth of which is
payable Immediately. The directors of this
company are now in session in New York,
considering the best means to advance the
interests of the enterprise. 1t is proposed
to give the work to contractors in sections
of fifty miles each, Propositions, il is said,
have been made by firms of contractors to
build the whole line.
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0J-An affecting death occurred in San
Francisco city on the 10Th ult. A Spanish
mother missed her child, only year old. She
supposed that it had lost itself in the street,
and advertised forit, but could learn nothing
On the 18th, she had occasion to open her
champion wood trunk, and there lay her child
dead. 1t had fallen into the trunk, and in
trying to get out pulled down the lid which
closed with n spring and fitted so closely
hat the child had smothered to death.
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A New WAY To RAISE THE WIND 1t is
stated that the method adopted bya forger in
Boston TO raise the wind, was as follows: He
was agent for a business firm in New York,
and sold the goods forwarded to him by them
a u reduced rate for cash. and then sent to
the firm in New York forged notes, due in
three and six months, in payment.
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Grams who marched to the defence of Balti-
more, and fought the battles of their country
al Lundy's Lane and elsewherc,w IVA held at
Harrisburg, Pa,on Saturday evening, for the
purpose of Appointing delegates to the Ma
tional Convention of soldiers to be held IN
Philadelphia on the 9Th Of January. Capt.
Reese acted us President, Capt. Krause,
vice president, and David Harris, Esq, Sc
cretary. In consequence OF the short no.
tee, an adjournment took place until the %
inst.
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DIR. GUYSoTTS YELLOW DOCK AND sARSA.
PARILLA. for the cure of disease, or asa Spring
purifier 0fthe blood and as a general tonic for the
system, is Mnripaled. ~ a
The curative powers ofthiS Extract are truly
wonderful, and all invalids should make immediate
rial ofthe "YELLow Dock AND SARsAPARILLA."-
1t cannot iniure the most delicate patient.
THEN FLY FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
SEEK hope, life and vigor from this purely vegetable
remedy. Therefore, however broken in health and
spirits, however loathsome to himsel! and others, let
no one despairofrecOvery; let the patient only un-
derstand that his hope of physical restoration lies in
'Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and SarsapariiIa."
and pursuade him for his
LIES SAKE.
totryit, and we have no hesitation in predicting his
speedy restoration to health.
IPSe advertisement.
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THE MAINE LAW DELEGATES "A friend Of
the Maine Law, writing from Baltimore to
the New York Tribune, sa Us:
The Maine Law Delegates will hold the
balance in the Legislature and they are de-
term ined to use it to The best advantage
Their votes will, of course, be solicited by
both Wings and Democrats for the choice
of an United States Senator, but they will
say nay, until they get a vote on the Maine
Law first, and then the party which remem-
bered the true interests Of the State will be
remembered by them in turn, but not other
wise.
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HT A villain named Vincent Gray, was
arrested two or three weeks ago near Muncie
Indiana, for placing distractions on the rail
road for the purpose OF throwing the cars
off the track. Last week being Court week,
he was.indicted, tried, and convicted, and
has been sentenced to the Penitentiary for
a term of five years.-Piqua Reg
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To Directors OfSchool Districts.
TINE various School Officers are hereby notified
J. that tina School Lal0 and Forms, are row ready
for distribution, you are requested to call and obtain
copy. VIM L.. JEFFRIES, Aud.
Aud. Office Fairfield Co. Nov. 8. 1853.
Eagle and Telegraph COPY
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n WORD MORE.

ITO all who are indebted to the firm Of JULIAN &
Il ULRIcH, | would respectfully say, that unless
the amount Of your notes and accounts are closed
by cash or its equivalent before the first day Of JAM
uary next, they will be left in the hands ofthe pro-
per officers for collection. The harvest is past
the summer is ended and we must have money.
Lancaster, Oct. %, 1858. "A. L. CLARK.
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OF Chevalier Rocco Martuscelli, Charge
d'Afairs from Naples, died in New York on
Tuesday night. He has resided ia this
country for the last fourteen or fifteen years,
and had recently visited his native country
on leave of absence for the sake of his
health. He returned in the Arctic on last
Sunday week.
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SHoorrNe,--Some person says the Gallip-
oils Journal of Nov. 10, fireda pistol through
one Of the front windows OF Mr.. Sloan's Ho-
tel last Sunday night, with the evident inten-
ton of killing Gen. A II. Holcomb. The
General was just preparing to leave the room
and was near the window when the pistol
was fired. One Of the balls or shot passed
through his cont and two thicknesses OF his
book when its force seemed to have
been spent. AS we understand thatMr. j. b.
Smith has been indicted for this offence, we
from farther remarks till after the
trial.
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Attachment Nntinn-

NOTICE is hereby given, that wriis of attachment
~ was this day issued, at the instance of each of
the undersigned, by C. Trovinger a Justice of tho
Peace of Walnut township, Fairfield county. Ohio,
against the goods, chattles and effects of John ~
Dunaway, an absconding debtor.
November 8, ls5a-sw97 GEO. FoPRGPPKKiw
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Attachment Notice.

A T my instance a writ of attachment was this
N dsy issued by c. Trovingpr, a Justice of the
Peace of Walnut township, Fairfield county, Ohio,
against the property Of John F: Dunaway, an alb
cents, dated this LIST day of November, 1863.
27--3w JACOB KETNER.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NOticc.

Notice is hereby given, that the under
has been appointed and qualified as
administrator in the estate of Catherine
Seitz, deceased.
JOHN A. COLLINS, Adm.
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A New CoEDITIoN INA RAILROAD Con-.
TRACT.-A contract has recently been made
for the construction Of a railway from Indi-
annapolis to Vlncennes, aud one of the con-
ditions of the agreement is, that the con-
tractors shall make the rails for the entire
distance with the coal and ore of the line
which is said to abound in "raw MATERIAL
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ARRIVAL OF Nav Rio CoFFER.--The frsI
cargo Of new Rio Coffee arrived at New Or.
leans on Tuesday, by ship Rebecca, with
Riodates to September %. She reports
the market for coffee there active and nrm.
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Atlnchment Notice.

A Tiny instance an attachment was this day issued
"A by Alfred McVeigh, a Justice of the Peace or
Hooking township, Fairfield county, against the pro.
perry ana ene'uS OF Robert Duncan. a non-res ident
% s soSa souH'y. DS'ea TINS 9th day ofNovember, A..
ID. 1929 9. SHERMAN,
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LITTLE MIAMI RAILRoAp.-The directors
of the Little Miami Company have deter
mined to lay a second track, The %incrcas.
ing business of the road requires additional
facilities. In 1S46 the income was $ll6,-
600, and in 1852 the receipts amounted to
SsoO,oOo.
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CIV Shoe, Leather and Findinr Store.
CLOTHING! CLOTHINGI
$4,000 Worth Of Spring, Summer and Fal
Clothing. md Enrninhsnn nonIn

NOW ON HAND At THE oLD NOTORIOUS
Checkered Store.
M E are now prepared to elothe the living spirit.
w. Of our country. The Farmer. Mechanic andA
day laborer, not forgetting the profession-thc Law
yer, Doctor and Preachers; also, the, gentleman of
leisure. The Artist and even down to the most IAN
tastic exquisite, can be accommodated with every
thing in the furnishing line, from top-to toe. We
cannot possibly mention, in a single advertisement.
item in the history ofold Fairfield county, that Moth
ing in the clothing line has everbeen offered in this.
city that can bear the most istantscomparison tothes
lay before you, for your inspection. Every articles
in our line Is warranted. Youths and Boys clothing
on hand. COULEHAN &C O.
May -, 1853.
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Notice

Is hereby given to all persons having
Claims against the Fairfield county Agri-
cultural Society to present them at the ear
lest possible day, as it is DESTROYS to have
matters Immediately closed. Claims
"an be presented either to the President or
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"THAT LIFE is LoNo THAT ANSWERS LirE's
GREAT END.-In addressing tbs court and
bar on the death off Young lawyer to whom
he was strongly attached; the late MrWeb.
ster said, "His race was short; but shor as
1t was, he lived long enough to do whot
some of us who are older have failed to do"
land the tears fell as be spoke-"he ltoed
long enough 10 achieve Greli9ious character"
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Fatal Accideat.-We learn that on last
Wednesday Mr.. Frederick Deatenbaugh,
Of Bern township, met with an accident
which resulted in his death. Mr.. Dealen.
baugh had been thresh;ng at Mr.. George
Beery's, in Bern township, and on returning
home his horses took fright, and in his at
tempts to arrest them was stricken down
and the wheels of the wagon passed over
his body causing almost instant death.
Mr. Deafenbaugh was highly esteemed,
by all who knew him. for his many excellent
qualities, and leaves a wife and three chill.
dren to mourn his untlmely end. Truly, Gin
the midst of life we are in DEATH"
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SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A s agent for Henry Farnum of PHILADELPHIA.
n will sell the property known as the Reese Man
sion House situated on Main street, in the city o
Lancaster. This house is one Of the most beant;fn
and well finished private residences in Central Ohio.
and will be sold at a bargain to the purchaser. The
title is indisputable. p. VAN TRUMP
June ., 1868. "
mo. S. journal copy for 8 insertions; charge, this
Office, N rr0 G.t u"
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"RowED UP SALT Rev. J. NJ.
Peck, good authority in old matters relating
10 western history gives the following ac-
count of the origi Of the phrase "Howed
mp Salt River" In the olden time when
transportation on the Ohio and other w est
ern rivers was conducted up stream on keel
boais, there was an impetuous current at
the mouth of Salt River hard to STEM
Among the boatmen, and rough, hnrd-6sted
backwoodsmen on the adjacent land, in their
blusterings and fights. "Ill row you up Salt
River" and che got rowcdu up Salt River
became common phrases, on unlucky de-
lents in personal altercations.
1t was about the commencement of jack
sons administration the phrase began to be
used figurativcly to express political defeat.
The identical "Salt River" from which this
metaphor originated enters the Ohio about
twenty miles below New Albany.
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Iowa is described by a correspondent of
the New York Independent as growing rap.
idly in wealth and population. Much at.
tention is paid TO agricultural improvement
especially IN fruit growing.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ENHE subscriber, having sold his situation, will
necessarily have to close his business, by the
first of Decembrr. And therefore wishes all those
who are indebted to him to call Immediately, and set
tie their accounts.
R. B. MCBRIDE.
Lancaster, Nov. 8, 1868.
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mo- the Germnns or FnirieId Cnnntu

TIME PHIL. COMlISSIONSTORE has secur-
j ed the services of GERMAN SALESMAN, who.
be found a gentleman on acquaintance. Come
and see him. JOHN UNLOCK. Agent
Lancaster, April 26.-Easle and Telegraph Copy i,
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New Pabiicqtioas.-From Messrs. De Witt
g. Davenport, 100 and l62 Nassau street, N.
Y, we have the following;
%"IIelen Mulgruve, or Jesuit Executorship,
being passages in the life of seceder from
Romanism, An autobiography" This is
a sort of religious novel, peculiar to a class
for which there is a ready market just now.
1t seems TO be we'll written, and we take it
for granted that it is sufficiently spirited.
Putnam for November is a delightful
number, and is rapidly taking the lead of its
contemporaries. We take great pleasure in
recommending this magazine to the reading
public as one in evefy way worthy of a
place in every family.
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FtRE IN LANCASTER CoUSTY.-The mill
and still house Of Henry Martin, of East
Earl township, Lancaster county, Pa, was
destroyedb by fire a few days ago. The mill
was full Of grain and -four. The loss is a.
bout SIC, 00O--no. insurance.
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Mas. GAMES contradicts the statement Of
the Delaware Gazette in relation to the dis
covery Of evidence by which she had Undue.
cd those who hold the large estate in New
Orleans, to which she laid cain, to com.
promise with her on liberal terms. She says
there Is not q word OF truth in ii.
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MARRIED..

On the 9th inst, by G. S%teinman, ESQ,
Mr.. ADAM CRUDE and Miss ESTHER
ALT, both Of Liberty township.
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DYED.

On Wednesday the 9th inst, near Plea
santville, Ohio, Mrs. MARGARET BUF-
FINGTON, aged 81 yeurs and nine months,
after a short Illness Of three days.
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SUDpEN DEATH.--The wife of the Rev.
VIM. Butler, a Methodist clergyman in
Westdeld, Mass !, was walking across the
room last Friday, whom she suddenly utter.
ed q scrcsm. and fell %lireIess on the floor.
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PEEALry ron RErusIso TO PAY FARE
A man who refused to pay his fare on the
Providence and Worcester railroad has beer
sentenced to two months imprisonment, a
hard labor, in the Worcester House Of Cor
reetion,
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ESCAPE OF YAEKEE S~ULLIvAN.--It is re-
ported that Yankee Sullivan escaped from
the Sheriff on his arrival ut Pittsfeld, Mass.
on Sunday, and after knocking down four
men who attempted to reiuke him, succeed
ed in making his escape. The report needs
confirmatior.
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Attnchment Nntice.

fAyby g; ~Steinman. a Justice Of the Peace q HoeI.
ing, township, Fairfield county, against the1propertv
and effects of Robert Duncan, a non. resident ofssaid
county. Dated this 9Th day, Of November, a. D.
loof. WALTER MACEDONIA.
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FIRE AND FEARFUL Loss OF LrFE,--The
Pottsville (pa.) Emporium states that on
Sunday night The dwelling Of a man named
MulIigan, at New Maine, some eight miles
west OF Pottsvllle, took fire and was entire.
ly CONSUMED, together with his wife and four
children.
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L
THE CASE WITH HI JURY.-Mr. Morton
closed the opening argument to the jury,in
the conspiracy case, last evening. When
the Court assembled ibis morning, it was
announced that the counsel for the defend-
ants had agreed to submit the case to the
jury, without any argnmen I On their part
There were two different cohstructionssput,
upon this, blythe very large audience that
had assembled to hear the speeches. One
was that they were so confident of an
acquittal that they were willing 10 submit it
without argument, aud the other was that
they did not like TO give Mr., Staabery a
chance 10 argue tito the iiry. AS he would
have the close, they very justly dreaded the
effect which his mastery ability and power
would have upon the jury. 1t 10 not our
Rrovince to scan the motion, but simply an
hounce the fact.
Judge Mclean was taken somewhat by
surprise, and the Court took a recess till ten
o'clockto prepare the charge. At that hour
the Judge entered the Court room aud pro-
ceeded 60 deliver his change, He said,
from the Importance Of this case, and the
peculiar circumstances attending it he
should deliver a written charge Tor the first
time in his life. He then read the law up
on which the indictment was founded, and
stated what was necessary to prove in order
TO make a case. lie then went into a de
tailed statement Of the testimony Of severa
OF the most important witnesses, and adj
dressed some excellent remarks to the Jury
on the solemn nature Of their duty.
The parties:agreed that the Jury should
take this writing to their room. We are
in hopes that we shall be able to get a copy
of it Tor publication. Ii was able dignifiad
and entirely impartial. Neither party, we
think could 6nd fault with its tone.
About u quarter past eleven the Jury re
tired, and the Court proceeded with Other
F, business, We do not expect there will be
any verdict before we go to press. bnt if There
! is we shall announce it. To-day closes foul
weeks in the trial Of this important case.
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VERMoSr.--The democrats in the Yer
mont Legislature have nominated Hon.
Daniel Kellogg for the U. s. Senate, and
the freesoilers Hon. o. s. Sharter. The
wings have not yet made a selection, but
the choice lies between Jacob Collamer,
Portus Baxter aud Carlos Coolidge.
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e@MELANcmLY DEATH PRuDUcED by A
BEAR.-On Thursday of last week, as Mr..
George w. Bryant was passing by Rogers
tannery, in Atlanta, Ga, a bear, which
jumped over the fence of a ncighboriug lot,
pursued him, and having thrown him down.
inficted q severe wound on his left leg, oI
which he died on Saturday night,
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1879

1853 w. II. WISE, NJ 1883
DEALER -IyTANcY AND STAPLE DaY aooDs.
Opposite ShGGer,ssHotel.Y
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THE McDoNoGH EsTArE.--The executors
of John McDonogh have filed In Court III cir
third annual account of this large estate
AS much Of the property consists OF wild
lands, which are as yet uuprodactive, the
receipts Of the estate are much smaller than
Is generally supposed. The following is an
abstract OF the principal receipts and pay
ments for the year ending October 81, 1853:
Receipts from rents, $4,000 81; from claims,
mortgages, debts, &C., $24,lSS 90; from in
terest on deposits, So, O0l a4--$s5, 1853 "a.
Balance on hand, MS per last account, $33,-
2b2 90 Total--$ll0,O06 SO. Payments
Taxes, insurance., paving, repairs, clothing
and provisions for slaves, expenses of ad-
manifestation, obligations of testntor, &C.,
SSl,ll0 80; balance on hand, in the Branch
OF the Louisiana State Bank, bearing 81 per
cent. interest, S37,706 80. Eight slaves
belonging to the estate have died during the
past year.
The executors Of the estate are Christian
koselins, A. d, Crossman, w. Il, Leverich,
T. D. D'Aquin and Jonn Spear Smith. The
sum paid the executors for their services Is
only ~ per cent on the receipts, which on
y amounts to $t,S62 10. This sum, diyid.
ed by five, only leaves S372 81 ia. each of
the executors. Few so large estates re-.
ceive SO small an income, while two-thirds
Of the revenue is consumed in taxes, insu-
rance, paving, &c,--N. o. Pdcayune.
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NEW JERSEY EtgcrtoN--Rodman NJ. Price
dem, is chosen Governor by 5000 to 5000
majority; the Senate will stand 10 democrats
TO . whigs.-The House is largely demo.
cratic.