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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-22
OYSTERS! |!

TINE undersigned is thankful for past ia
Il vors and hopes to conlinue in the conf.
dence of his old customers and friends and
the public generally. He is now in daily re-
ceipi of the best of Baltimore Oysters, put mp
bv A. Field, Esq, who is celebrated for put
ting up good article. His oysters are open
ed the same morning, they leave Tor this
place and are consequently only about lf
hours on the way. He can send oysters all
objections by stages, boa, and other convey.
ances. price-cans Sl,25, half caus GO!
cents.
N. R.-Apply al the residence Of the sub
scriber or al Lees, or Haas's Hotel
PHILIP SHAY.
Northumberland, Oct l6, lS52.-lf.
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Iuoominp Mutual Insurance Company.

Lycoming MUTUAL InsuraHce 00n
HRIB. MASSER is the local agent for the
~ above Insurance Company, in Northumber-
land county. and is at all times ready to effect
Insursnces against fire on real or personal pro-
nsrty. or renewing policies for the same
sunburv, April 2e, lsoi--h
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WIN. M'CARTY,
BOOKSE LIE R,
.N1rket Street,
SUNBURY, PA.

EVANGELICAL MUSIC
or Singing Schools. He is also opening at
this time, a large assortment of Books, in every
branch of Literature, consisting of
Poetry, History, Novels, Romances, Scientific
Works, Law, Medicine. School and Childrcn's S
Books, Bibles School, Pocket and Family, both
with and without Engravings,-and every of vari-
ety of Binding. Prayer Books. of all kinds.
Also just received and for sale, Purions Di-
gest of the laws OF Pcnnsy lvania, edition of 1851
price only 5000.
Judge Reads edition OF Blackstone, Commen-
ia ries, in 8 vols s vo formerly sold at $1,000,
and now offered lin fresh binding) at the low
price of 5000.
A Treatise on the laws Of Pennsylvania re-
specting the estates of Decedents, by Thomas F.
Gordon, price only Si,OO
Travels Voyages and Adventures,-all OF
which will be sold low, either for cash, or coun-
try produce.
February, 81, is52.-tt.
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TERMS OF THE AMERICAN.

THE AMERICAN is published every Se'uIuaJ ~ ~
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paid. 80 ,.;... ..,o,,,s D,
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TO CLUBS.
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The gloomy shade that ushered in the
night of the thirty-frst OF December, had
fallen over the snow-clad earth. Within
the miserable dwelling of Mrs. Wilkins
there was more OF comfort than we found
when first we visited her, but yet nothing
had been added to the furniture ofthe place.
For the last six days her husband had come
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-22

Towards the middle Of the sftsrnoon,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-22

Within the only apartment OF misera-
BILE and almost broken-down hovel, sat
woman and two children boy and sgirl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

against John Watrous Judge Of the United States nj
trft court for Texas and do not recommend srcle
impeachment against said Watrous The report was laid
on The table and ordered 10 be printed
Inc louse went into committee on the Senate
Ntntsto
- THE ARMY APPROPRIATION nIrr.
loe amendments making appropriations for sortiica
Gons having been read,
MI HOUSTON, (dem) Of Ala, said the Committee or
Waysasa Means recommended it be stricken out
MT BtSi.Yi (dem ~ OF Va. moved an appropriation of
$4,000 ftr continuing the works 81 Fort Monroe.
Mr. ORR (deni) OF 3 c. opro.a - the swaten # F,rl6
cations, and hoped the item woull be stricken out
Mr. Howard, (den) Of Texas, advocated the amend.
men On the frcund that IL is the impcrous duv of tho
government u proviSs for the protection OF ba. places
which would cs most exposed ia the sgcnt of a foreign
Mr.. CARTIER thought there wa no anreer or .oret,
INVASION and that the Hneer To feared was a,
assault foreign joI from this continent He had
heard rumors of th',c ago lust ~ nov bat
they had ceased t. alarm him. ibe true fortiacat,a.
81 the country the h'lrts and hands OF its citizens
Mr EVANS. (wh7} II MI, eHteIel into an argument
TO dow the necessity for forsfcctions which he said
0Dnended by sTery sctent military authority
NJ hGAHo faid e,l sides had txen ably heard 81
tia gnestion and l., therefore TRUSTED debate woutl
ces5, lie called attention 70 the Immense mass of
business rending AM only thr7s and 4 half working
days in which TO transet H. Uness this should bs done
the responsibility Of extra session may He
moved that the commit rise wi III yieg oil limiting
the debate
The motion prevailed ,hon Mr. Iipreroy offered a rs
solution % close The geGg II Gssessibn IA minutes
Nh. lsa1rp moved thai the ious again 60 iuto con-
nj Tee on taS Amy bill, pending wnih afof
OF moro thtn eight hours, shef'ouae .'iourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01
THE sYRElrEN,

A CARD.--AT SPECIAL MEETING or LIBERTY
Ia Hose Company No TO- held Feb. 25 1853 the follow
Ing among other resolutions, nanmously adopted
Whereas the American Bible Society have presented to
Ilbs Company splendid copy OF the Holy Bible, it be
comes express thanks for the Therefore,
jbe ii
Resolved That the thanks Of this company are justly
l]ue and the hereby tenderel to the Ameri-
ean Bible Society for their valuable gift.
Resolved That it be the duty Of the Secretary to
lread chapter from the at each meeting Of this
lbody.
II ras further RcEoycd, that the be published
p the New York Herald Firemans journal and Chris.
tisn Advocate and Journal. BY order
THOMAS WOODWARD, Foreman.
CHARLES l.. BRowER, Secretary.
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rGW YORK LlGGlsL AIULsE.

SeGntc.
ALBANY Feb. 2s 1858.
MARINR HosPIT Il PlfYSt1Ar.
Ar. CooiLl presented the memorial OF Dr T. Campbell
Stewart to have the ce Of PLY acian Of Marine Hos
pital.
The Assembly bill in relation 10 the collection Of taxes
referred with instructions to report bill extending
the time generally to April l.
BROOKLYN HHcIyrs PARK.
Mr.. MeRcAN reported by bill, TO repeal the law laying
out park on Fgoeklyn Heights.
kEIpIaia
Mr.. ols rcpated by bill To prevent superinendents OF
the poor from hsng eligible to the oce Of ksspe the
county poor house.
PRESBYTERIAN WIDOWS AND oRPsAc.s' rrND
Mr. BEEKMAN -eported favoraby the bs to incorpo.
rate the Widows and Orphans Fund Of Tie Associate
lreaUy Uytcrian Church in North Au.erica.
NEW YORK AND Pacific MIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Mr.. PIATT reported for the confederation o, the Scne
act amending the charter or the New York Pacific
Mail Steamship Company
PASSAGE or THE TAX
The tax biilgeaera extension to April 1-was report
ed by Mr. Bstc under order OF the Senate aud it was
read and passed, By ayes 70, noes 1.
TIE ckrS,!LI BupCE.
The Catskin Cfaek Bridge bill came up again and
earnestly debated by Mr. Pierce and Mr.. van Schoonho
1t grew at last into the discussion OF question of
odcrthe debss which lasted till the hour OF adjourn
ment.
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Valuable carso-rgeavy Frsss,e..

=
A ship left New Orleans the 2ZG with 0SS
bales OF cotton valued NJ S220 600 for - Petersburg
The Charleston Courier of Saturday says the heayese
fresbe for years had occurred in the Psde. yrp-r
te!cgraph.c communication suspended,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01
The Steamship Star of tho West at Charles
ton Short OF COnl.


The steamship Star CT the West, from San Juan Mica
ragua for New York with 800 passengers put in here
short of coal She leaves for New York this evening
Her California dates are the az those received by the
Albatross, at New York.
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For V,nsys.nsft.ln,


Col Charles &. Greene editcY Of the BcsoTs Pos, Ht
here for Washington, this morning TO be s,sout two
weeks.
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Markets.

CHARLESTON, ~. 90, 1853.
Cor'roH,-Sales to-day 100 bai.v at price,
ranging from &C. aaalc Tie market Is urshanyed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

x n CENT DAGUFRREoTYPES -THE FINEST CLASS
w ef pictures taken are at II. " HARRIS corner
h Bowery and Grand street. where tho best materials
,sed and all pictures finished compate without extra
,harge Family groups and children taken correctly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01
The Massachusetts Secret Ballot Law Rc-
peaIed. -


Ar,or a rorr, and exctinr debate, sceupying the
House mn IN half rast clock this evening the bill
peainp The secret ballot law finally passed to be en-
crossed by yeas Ia TO nays ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

'NdR CHARLES HARRISON INFORMS THE CITIZEN :
lfl OF New FORK that he has opened the largest and
'est adapted skyght Tor taking daguerreoype in the
Omitted States at 423 Broadeay three doors above Canal
'treet See circular. Portraits taken ffom A. NJ. 10
ID p. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

NEW YORK voLUNTFEEs.--IHE MEMBERS OF THIS
IN regiment viii assemble at the Mercer House
tuesday March l. nine O'Clock A. NJ, equipped as
nsua for the purpose c attending the funeral of Private
BENJAMIN Van Clief, OF Company G. 81 order Of
G. DYCKslAN, Major.
JAsEs McCABE. Adjutont.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01
COAL.

TOAL.-THE VERY BEST QUALITY OF PEACH
" orchard fred ssb,) egg and stove szes well
creened and delivered in good order from under cover
sS per ton The incest size for grocers always on
and, at yard Sc Goerck street. corner Of Rvington.
MAT CLINTON.
r WILL. RE DIsCHARGING EVERY DAY THIS WEEK
the bestquaty OF red ash, stove and egg coal viii
ever from schooners at S5 rs per tom IS from yard
orper Of King and Greenwich streets.
PLTEG CLINTON,
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HODIESTEA-Ds.


Umpire BUILDING ASS0CIATI0N.-THE NEXT
H. monthly meeting Of this Association viii be held at
derritts Hall No 1856 Spring street Tuesday evening
,ext March LIST, at half past o'clock Members
requested to after d. election will be held for
cers for the ensuing year. and the first annual report
)f the Secretary will be submitted to the meeting
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR President.
J. W. FELL Secretary.
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NEWS BY TIE l. u G * A p III /.
AFFAIRS IN WASHING T ON.
,er,-->>~.o.>~N~.>~
Movements of General Pierce
and tIse Politicians.
Work on the Appropriation Bills.

IMPORTANT CONGRESSIONAL PB0CEEDYNGS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

|fNTEW YORK yoLUNlEEIS.--Ili MEMBERS OF THIS
LIN regiment requested 10 assemble at the Mercer
House Wednesday March 2 at O'Clock p. NJ, in
inform for the purpose of attending Mr. ecrs exhibit
lion of second sight and necromancy which he has
ousls offered for the benefit Of the poor Of regiment
RBy order of e. DYCKMKN, Major. x
JANIS MccABE Adjutant.
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DAGUERREOJrYPEs.

|(tARD.-B. L. POWEIS0N HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
~ that he is longer interested in the daguerrean
ysnery known under the firm Of PoWEIS0N MEND
HAM. He now be found at Harrsons rooms, No.
2 Broadway, where he will be happy TO see his friends
md wen whers A FIRST rate picture guaranteed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

| DEOPLES LECTURES.-THE NEXT LECTURE IN THE
peoples course win be given in the Tabernacle
Tuesday March lst by Bey. Swan Pomroy, Of Boston
Subject the Yankee. Doors open at o'clock. Tickets
only l2b cents
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THE MILITARY.

|DICRWICK GUARp-C0MPANY ORDER NO. XXXlV.
The members hereby notified to attend the
regular monthly meeting Of the company this evening at
half past seven o'clock ut the carriage house Hose Com
pany No. - By order Of
NJ. J. NADDY, Comma ndaut.
II NJ STAcS, Secretary pro tenn.
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- 49, =as -
FIsE ARTS.

IriNE ARTS.-AN ARTIST OF REPUTE WHO Is ABOUT
F to sail to Australia has for sale few superior highly
finished oil pictures also very interesting collection Of
raer color drawings taken by himself the spot from
nature, In Europe and America. Apply at Office 81 1888
Broadway, opposite the theatre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

I'TNHE ''B0UZY."--iUST RECEIVED PER LATEST
i Havre packets New York and Havre, fresh supply
of the above justly celebrated champagne vintage 1876
yrel et s of Avi1c Orders received for direct ship
of the above wines any Of the United States.
T. La MONTAGUE, sole Agent, IL Stone street
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> =
LIQUORS.

I00 nnO OLD STYLE JUGS SCHIEDAM GIN,
OaOUO 100 schnapps-1he above
pronounced by the medical faculty to be the best and
purest article imported Braudies, wines whiskcy
s syrupa in all their various grades, at twenty per
cent below the usual prices.
VIM. II. UNDETsIIILI 430 Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

|nR. WIETING, THIS EVENING, AT ~ O'CLOCK AT
IL the Mariners Methodist Episcopal Church, Cherry
street near Cin5on lectures anetony physiology and
tie means OF preserving health with his large and mag
deent collection of mankirs. skeletons, models, paint
ngs, &c. Admission Only l21a cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

DE0pIEs LECTURES.-- THE NEXT LECTURE IN THE
l. course will be given this tuesday, evening at the
aberna Gle, by Rev. Swan l.. Pomroy Of Boston. Sub
dect'1he Yankee Lecture viii o'clock.
Tickets only shilling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

During the course series of and startling expert
ments in electricity, electro magnetism and galvansm
will be given with immense iron galyanc baterythe
only of the kind made These experiments have
been received with enthusiastic applause wherever they
have been given.
Tickets rs cents tickets to the course ST. for sale at
D. Appletons, Francis Evans Britton corner of
Broadway and Fourth street. and at the door, Doors open
at 81, lecture to commence at u O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

DOPULAR LECTURES-TUFSDAY AND WEDNESDAY
evenings of this week positively the last for the
season OF the interesting performances of the celebrated
professor Williams, as he commences Albany
on Thursday evening. New powers OF the will demon
strated showing the special supremacy of intellect The
most startling and profound experiments developed
In answer to the question to what good mental
alchemy be appiedS The proceeds of Wednesday
aesdaY evening will dcYoted To the of the Naw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

| Ilf~1AMPBEII'S AND OTHER BRANDS OF SCOTCH ALE,
and Guinness XXN Dublin Brown Stout, in pint
BOTTLES fine wines in bottles; o.ard pupuy Co.'S bran
ly in bottles and ia bond 100 00e segars, OF various
brands for sale in lots suit purchasers Dealers
srd Others supplied reasonable terms.
n. r. ~ NtE 2n2 srnll s.reet. conner O. sharnc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-10-01


Co., " e 'ln,, az was a most unIr ,f,.....
Tor a cattle Fair, 1t rainca w,,l r., a,
7ap'i'ns, all day, Bat rain IA ~, .,-' .''-r'
"' ""' farmers Al Ao'nr They a.
VEIL and 'ro".a, with ,h,.rn ,o,., ".'t
1T Specimens ofrroiur,.on> eyer
previous Far The exhibition d, : 81 d, 81:
,'' only numerous br' rich I, NJ, a...,. .''
the State Far in III, Iar;.r.,,,- IA.
boys sometimes say, II va,itrrn,.-
\ >l"ht Q tihc fine o<,n.,o4> >,..-.
ground was really worth ioar,.,.
distance IN rainy LAY, Ir~a. .,.,.
County as a fine stock pro. .,
higher than it ever stood l...-
ard IN thu respect has r.rsrr Lace.
any other section Of our Sal. r.
OF indoor article aud several
entered under one numa.r-an,... 'a
OF stock tie number VI,
cal'r>->"iHc AMI wong al, -. ~.
tered Ia I"f-. and oxen and 500.
The display Of Butter, Che.
Household and >hol, Naua.a...-
ry articles wa "o"i o., i....,.,.,.
c,',dinG that i; thu >ta'y AZ. .-.,
former County Fairs. ug.r. 81.
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is worthy better monument than Caesar or
Napoeon.-N H. Stat. >s:,ir.
FIR q u + / Il u u t..
Nuw-IuEk. Sept. -

Nrw-I"Ek, Sept, -.
The rovai mail steamship AtGlcl,tron. l.iy-
,rnool ,o,h instant. arrived At or,orh. J.. NJ
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. WEEKs LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL az HI NeEIHrIN i.GHr.

y h- . I'm - -
The steamer N,.tL,~a lI-lr. iron. Sau
Juan. 1rri,.,! jhi> morning. VII. brings Gi,,.>
from >an fr:nri>ro 10 : -. Land :. ..i,o. uu"
on freight. tl.. ~. ."''' ia r.. hands of las
>,u-,'~. She connected With The steamer
Brother Jonathan. winch Drought down l.
5"o.o"o on freight and -.ni.,~~,.u.~,>.
The StraIn,-r C"r'.-> a:i.,,,! Jsl, on GA th,
18th OF Angus. with ,A- l,>>,n.,-r> who let;
New York AgLG-- .5rh Al. ~,
Miners generally dom. Wi. Emi-rau,~
from China, and across The plains are arriv-
inc in grra: nHnIhrr>.
Large shipments OF quicksilver are being
made TO China.
The c>re>> of the >hiimcn, Of gid dust.
for eight months over -. amounts TO near
~ one and quarter millions.
Strikes among the iaiorrr> still continue.
and are generally Successful.
Indian ho>riii.i,> on tie Rogue River. re
main unchecked
The two mrn who murdered Mr. Berkwith
of Volcano di--InG~. were. arrested on board
the Brother Jonathan, On her trip down to
the l~tlinu- Their ra:n,.> arr Dutch Harry
and James i,vA.
Larry, mcc.ir.> haI hen held at San Fran
cisco, IN favor 81 the immediate construction
OF the Patih. Railroad.
Politics were waning warm. Several Prom
ihent democrats are >tum!In- The state III op-
po,itIon 10 biSIer
Dr, VI H. ''ray Is Nominated 10y the wings
Tor Mayor OF San franc'>ro- The democrats
had nominated Capt I. N. Harrison, agent
oi tme N'Iara@"a Steamship CO.
"' hf'kIayrr> had struck tor >l2 dav
and ihr h"tcal1l"r> Tor >iV. and both w,r,.
successful. Vast numfrr OF buildings
were @"inE up ut 4 Cos; oi ~'.'.oeo To 5000
""' c'eh-
/ H. t'Nat.r lror"rjy in the yity i assessed
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THE ED d n n n.

limb was amputated Modification had al
ready taken place and soon extended to his
body when he died. but a few hours after the
amprtaton He had lived in this place sew
oral years. was a Young nan, and leaves a
wife and four children. lmmonooSuc Re
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EHDH W NENfrO.
NFW-DELFN\>. Sent. %.

NfM-oELFN\>, Sept. %.
Advicc> from Ncw-McNico are ten DAYS
later.
Thr i've companies oi /, :. troops ordered
ty tn" American Government 10 I.,r,,,.c,l to
New M:-Nico, and wiirh LEFT Nrw-l ork in the
steamship Loui>ianl, under ti,r. Garland. had
arrived al Santa f. im .uol health
Hon DAVID Merliwrajhrr. ii Kcn-urkv.
the newly arpointr! Governor had arrived
and been uau.ur5ttcl amidst much r,.ioirinr.
\ terrible hariie had taken place between
II party OF Aptrh,>, who numbered over 200.
ana a company oi fourteen Americans. in the.
mountain near Fl Pa>o, in which II ofthe
Americans We're horribly man.lcd and killed
ii" /, :. DRAGONS stationed near thu. spot
were too few ia numbers - render the least
assistance IN rrpciling the Indians.
HE American Consul at Fl Pa>o had ex-
pressed his belief that in the event OF an at
tack upon M,>illa hv Gen Garland and hi>
forces, they would meet with very little If any
resistance. Mexican troops continue 10 ar
rive upon the lilo Granlc The Amrricap
troops stationed in Texas were also actively
engaged IN concentrating upon the same spot.
ArPoINTMENT>.-Th President has ap-
pointed MIR f. {. Bailv, Postmaster of Bos-
ton Isaac Davis OF Worcester, ub-Trcasur-
Ell, and Col. Isaac q. Earn,- Pcusion Agent
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"e 0'''0' -, W t,;,ho,, ,,r
s,n'o '''e' ana ''0", ~, ;r.,., c,,,.on,;o,
''' sam 49,. .l,., low r..,-
P',''' u ees''' '''', ,.........;., .o,aos
iu''oh>' anu inc i''>''' =, .:., ,.,.
expressing sentiment, o,
inc p"rueS nave i'''''''
ieSce upon senators anu ~ ". WI
IN the legislature t.ee'' :, '''' r '"' &c
son governor. S''' '''''.' 49,, $500,
iluhkers or o'a l'''e ~ o''' .:....,
called assemble" IN ''s'o" "a, "''" r.t.,s
.: L. Wales 'of ''o't'"O' .r, =. ,,,;nr,
sun 10 nominate ','A'' ,.a.h - n,l.. H.,
parties and can''da'c' 'I'''S" ~ ''''N0
81 The Springfield Telegraph iiree--o")
names Mr.. Shattcr. Of Wilmington, IS us can
didatc for United States Senator
, ,,. u,..,.,;,r Patriot claims
o.1, -, lonotacos .l.rtcJ to the House.
,; q, g., ,no vl;ns and ,a,l,.,o for ,bc
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v,.., 49,. ,o.a,,,.o, ,nI ,ho froo so;Irrs
v.,''; :, .ra, 49,, p,,r;n, % ,rx;ou.
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SMANr.-At u ratification n'rr'in-in New
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1, 3n n;pute. past ) orio,k. the mornin"
g. IT,. ,31 ,L,. .x.rn>il" D,Iiin Print
Works in this c;tr w,r' discovered to he Oh
fine. On harrvit- t. the l"lI ! was tound
that thu, fire va in hc ',',rA' E"om, the
room whrr" the -rl. c'".h !, ''il'''.5 " -''' !
in he center q, the man huI'1ln" his room
:, very Gry. having tor nearly seven years
been kept 1t -" OF heat nearly All ''e I,lhe
Mr. Lord. the A@cnf imm''i'a'rIH entered '"e
mill closed the doors 'ei"''h Inc wary 'o"ii>
and the printing drl'af; nt"'. ana ~ Oh inc
whoi,. he'd Ut steam Hn.irr pressure "' ~
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