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H'r0tIIg.

In Bath, May Il. artrra rrorracted illness in III,
3l~t wear of her age. Mrs Harriet II Wbi,ct.r
wife Of Mr. William Whi,cher.
III ''!.''' NAY H. Jane IT, daughter OF Thomas
''., ~ ''''''''>' ''se'' ID wears months ana
III h''lp>''r' " H.. May II, DIR. Truman Ahrll
:, H''''> ''''''' u '"e Ne" England
r'i'f'ef Niiii''ii'c-
In Danvc, May -, Mr. Mary. widow of the
lat,. Chri>tn,hrr Sarcc.,ut mad ,u,,,I,,r -, .t
Deacon Asa Sargent aged -.
In DanviIc. Nav l. after 81, Hines. , ...
h,.,,r. r '"'''
>'' u '''" ana Harriet Met ann
J., u....... -, v..,
i" ''''''''' VA; d. WI i''n.'i brown, tagged
about T.
In this town. at the residence f Mr. F>r, 1I,u..,
May -, Mary, daughter OF Levi, and >ahrina VIM.
ot Randolph. a,rI i.
\,
mary early vast thou called 20 gn
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SIl!E ui' VERNON

E~~rk ni-rr,c' {.
IL rr"i:.rr Count h"l,..i, at lun,r,' ur-l ui,liir
al! ';r -j5 i~;.-,', H. 81. .., 90 Mn. \
u. 1>-2i
IeANItI. MGEE""E. Executor e" the la-r
WI. al! t,.-- meal of uLorllII.i >GEul I.
ln-c "t Concord. in ,I.l district ,rr;. cd. 'f,,.-
hi> administration account t'r -crtr,ncu, N.cr.
Upon, /; : ordered ri,t the L.. Referred
til" .o'h day 81 lU'" nrNf, NJ the Probate uili ir
SAID lurrnhurc, Iur rAaII.r.ti" aud a.
and that all concerned =" Intjiirl hereof tx tn.
publication 81; thi> order in The 'alrlouan, news
paper printed III II I"li.-hury, this State three.
weeks >uccr->iVrlv MAY t'. tina: til,',
al,Iar, an! II -:s.. tIe ala! l,!c,. q, The,
cau-c, object thereto.
Attest JONAH BROOKS. R~c'>.rr.
Atrue cory 81 record. N27w:'
Attest JONAH II:' rKS. E,.-i-,.r.
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FIRST CLASS
G mt mems Clothing
ESTABLISH MENT.

cur ''"'r- ARE all u'w. aud have ~r,.ct,,
with rrI, care tie best >rNi,> ti, ii:,rn,, :itor!>-
t"fiIiri that 'i,r'.- 100 -"i ~rl' ;l.G e, I.., ,r
rs viii claim The u"ti,r 81 al II w:n' 81 good ann
-l.,.>;arf'a! Clothing. We ash AL I" ra and tAan
r'ur Stock. We shall nj all Times take Jlc:,-ur,
in >h"Wiu. our G"p.- ~ ANY ,,ur Nh" Mil ii,,r u,
wilma call.
- \l"nlrr> thankfully received
|Hrrnrr'~ s'' up ~ hort notice. and in the very
hc>r and m"~i w"lkuAmlIh, manner.
{ y f.lLL IND SEE rs.
>'nrr urir'>i'" the ra>,ump>ic House. on Earl
r,ai street..
>;..iyiIl-hur, VI. Nlav2 -. l>-S s2fii
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NDK1HrE\ !, All III he earnings of
H.. H.. t, ,,;1 sqss
&, st. o>.,,,,,,,,- .,,, -n, g., Eliza r,.
earuinc> ,If3oz5e, The. road has maid
two dividends oftwo and half per cent,
and there remains on hand SIS. s50.44.-
The road is therefore in a PROSPEROUS condi-
ton. 1t has passed through the wear without
any serious accident OF loos of life, and has
now constantly increasing business
E-x' Tho Viii, Strata Co,v.r,;o, : Gx.1
for the 22d of June. The railroads, OF course,
will be arranged with 10y the State Commit
tee to carry delegates at half fare Brother
Wings, let Us have full delegation. and 50
show that the Green Mountain BOYS are nvi
Their dead nor slumJcring.
81 The directors of the New \ ork CryS-
tal I'ace no" think that they Will be able
TO open the Exhibition 10y the 10Th july and
that the building will be ready for the rcccp-
''o'' o' 5oo'S o' '''c '''''o'' o' June
e lheJ jury III the Gardiner case have
been distinguishing been unable to agree
he! stood nine Tor con'Ic'Ion' and three Tor
acqulttal.
So Ill Quebec On Monday nighttime light
"''7 81 "'N u MUSE inf'e persons were
e'''" VA II S''' VA ''' s9'"u''' i'oor' one u
'"''''! "''s A''''" III
"'' POI "''N'u, '''" i ~
,,.,,, ,,,, .,r,.,
~ ,
:, ''
i'''
y. =,
:. ,.,
~ '''' way
~ COL lHeS'oh a. BAKER OF NcstmOrc-
on the railroad from ru,I;pr,o, =, p,,I,n,
IN nIar,. Of t;,.or.,. \u.., r,,,I
~. m, r..;,, -
r....l r. :,
FRENCH, oHmi>>lOncr OF Pubic BUILDINGS
VICE Ea>hy, resi- med; Albert e., Alien Navy
Agent at y a>hlngton, vice LathrUp, rclnu,-
~
r. Tn. St,t. of I,..,,;., L.,..,,.
'''''' - >''''>' "''i'' Ids "l'i''o-
f'''' 81 '''' ''''' WI INC support I'll com
-, .f,L,. S,,t, n,;,...,
=, cent. - ,.,,.h ,,>,Ir.. ;.r.l:
MISS Stone relates the ease OF Mas
Sa'h''>r'> woman who brought pennies
husband $1,000" 10y marriage, and he dyin.
"0on' three months a'ter,Inte>tatr, the widow
was compelled TO be content with her third,
while the rest was distributed among his dis
TAM ''''''''>' "o"i' Miss Stone have u
c""''"'e 'h"' Tie woman was sorry on ac-
count o' h'r marriage:
PACK rtpIrr- The \.,r,J.,.. ,I;,.,,.
Tins gently ,iIrI...
Ether. :, L,r,u
ro,u,nun;t, ,L,n ,..l ,..u..n :.
hous, to house ~n.,k,n, - uL.ra 49,.
,.,, ,.,,,.l I.,;
,;r,, ,l,;,n.,,l. ~,
49,, i'!
ara, 80 ,''','
Observation-Disclosures:
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THIN HATS
FISHING TlGkLE.
Innn LBS. DRIED APPLE, q
Land for Sale,

4 SMALL PIECE ii land situated "u the road
"a leading iyoIu -. .Iohii-tury Ia ra>>umi,-lc
Village about wo mi!> from the former Jirc con
tanning ar acrr- excellent land beautifully >i,u
atci and in g,r": condition. For any one wishing,
:. small lar" II xii! uiakra very pleasant situation
For further particulars inquire "f the subscriber.
JUllN l.. WoupS.
=; Jnlm~Lurv. Nav -. Is55.:. ,a..f
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STATE OF VERMONT.

.''."'.'n District.
NJ Probate t"r,st l",!cu q, tie Probate O.:ir,. il
pam,i'l" ,.'h'u and lar -tii i-,rr' go. Tie. :.o;
.:y "i MAY. A. II. ls,3. Present. TIE Hon
tLHi',.- : Dl.;i. I'.,.-,:
4 y IN>IE'NENT. ruI"rting :" l. tie H.,
~ viii ar4 testament. with c"miir,l annexed
81 Aburr Nhr-, .af. "i Waterford. in al! p.,fri,,
decreased h"ii .,l'r"-ci''" :" Curt lar. ~ VI
fnanlr Lee, t.. -N-ru"r therein named FIR Pro
bate: l. = 'rirrs! by >ii! court that .l .-,-..,,
concerned therein :" u";i!i II 10 ti,..r:.r a. - .r
81 ~!ii c"ur :" l." holden a. III" Probate G,ficc in
-"d l"nNrll', "m iI. 2;h day 81 .Irlr.,.. \ T. l,,i
and -h"w c.'l-c. il an, dry may .,," l,'r:-, ~.
Probate" q" -ad VII; tr which idri.o-. J. urtk-
y "r"r"l, ''is' copy 81 III" r,r"f.! ut III or'.r
la t'uri -'' 'ilg, W.'.h ~Jcc.---j,,.'y = g
louian printed at =. .Ioh-turv. irr, on :" ~;,.t
t.:ur aiH"r.ci !oT i.sar;n.. Ey ,,:,.r Il Court.
Attest. q. \. III Ei:ANh. REGISTER.
--sw" \ 'ri." copy - Record.
Ni.~t. 6. \ ii EhANk. E.--~.cr
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,tnIGH l. W TIE VI :.

I =. l.
They were on the Camp Ground
~,l hours. and Obliged TO leave under
...,.., peculiarly aggravatin"-
49,, lll lccu cheated oGt Of their
.r.r..y and vet We saw not a SINGLE
...>, ....,!. Nor was any disturbance
..a,r.lu,n-c Of their mstreatmcnt.
!,".''> ''' 81, VI II'. '.,,'', ''"0
'i.' '''"'" '"' wv ''"'' WV 81
a 'L'' Q" ''',.N., ".'o': ;,'' "1>'"' -
r ann ''''''',.,'N ''.''' '.i'', '' t ~
....r"' '.'.' I'.Ii-' "i'' ''','' ~ ;"
"." >'.I.',.l',' ,.'.I' - i'.,;'.H q, ,l +"
ST., ..,lurju. inJoAicarion DARN.
....,, ln. ir,orr SAID individuals were
., testify - above. a warrant wa> issued
is Kennedy. E-H., Justice OF the
.... 'A, rrr>cnimrrt OF an Affidavit
.. j., three legal voters Of >rd town, Ill
..- Wy ''o'i'' ~ -. H n ,'" Wr, G,'""E -
.-" To-. .'' ,.L'r.r,,on .n,r,.L L.;n,,
.,l.,n,;,,I',. .,I LII;
.,' '''"' va ', ,..'I ',''' IT,
NV" -" '' '''' , ,,,, -,
'..'" Wv =, ' 'I'',' "' wv"
- .'l 49, 49, i,,rmI,- ~
}" u w. I'''.'' '':''' ~.
... '''|'''' ''' >''' wv, WI was '. I
'".".i'% a. 'y'',' >' I :i '''''
-" "''..d any Nv ,''''' WY ''u'' ''l'''
.. D., .' .'>'','' "'' ''''I'- VIZ:
I Norris appeared. with Jud &c Nhp-
..t Richmond as his counsel and after va
aI..rt hy the advice of his counscl.rame
,rrr rIradrd onil,v. the liquor was adj
,r-,.ir or,j,r,, to be DESTROYED. and
-..,o,.i,llt fined twenty dollars and costs
.........,,Ion. And on the 18th inst. the
..s,,or wa, taken bv the sad officer to a
..r.l,.,. and turac,l upon the ground in
.,.rn.r of sad Ju>ticcamd the applause
.,.-rou, friends OF tcmprranrc,anl to the
...-..-i.ay and chaerin of Il few rummie>.
,uau,cnanrc> too plainly bespoke their
..r.I.t APPROVAL Of the cons 9Lnicut t. the
reed. Garth.
IL ,alr.on to the above will state further
,-.,. that he would abandon his comtrahand
and bccumr Ike other good citizens,
....,n, to the law-Co,rl.r.
, ri ...o,.
~ " ,,;ii a..:,.., ,',,.,... hr;nas m,' ,l
'H''' ~ -" '',',' 90 " an,J ir,,I ''
,r,'m. n,,;'L (.
''' Nv t''''''' -";>'r "
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's','. .."' No, W. I;I IN"'''''o" "'' '',e
0','r 81 nae we I'll" ho' sec d case "'
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IL Those who are determined by choice to
any particular kind of business are indeed
happier than those who are determined bv
necessity; but both are under an equal obi
CATION Of fixing on employment which may
be either useful to themselves or bcncgcial to
others.
William Hall. lahorcr, Wa, almost killed at
Norwich, Conn, by Il horse he was TRYING to
catch, the animal bcatiu. him to the earth
with the tpr,itct
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-08-20
Mexico.

On the 2Sth ult, cholera continued to rage
at Vera Cruz, and was OH the increase The
black yomit was also making terrible ravages,
and had frightened the physicians, who were
unable to save more than tenth part of their
patients. Cholera was also severe Mt Jalapa.
The American steamer "Santa Anna" was
running on the Lakes of Mexico.
We copy the following from the New York
Tribune:
Santa Anna had taken up his residence at
Tasabanja and established tclegraphic commu
nicaiion with the Capitol. Gen. Parodi Ind
been promoted TO the grade Of Brigader Gen
eral in consideration Of his services at tho bat
tic of Bucna Vista. The Government declared
tho defence of Lotopingo by Col Anastacio
Lcnecero against the Americans on goth Aug,
lSi7--hcroic
new oath had been established, which all
employers were required to take. One clause
is 60 sustain the independence Of the nation
and the integrity Of her territory.
The Mexican papers arc filed with news AS
TO the iillibustcring expedition from California
into Sonora and manifest considerable anxiety
in regard TO the matter
Concerning the difficulties between Mexico
and the United States, The Trait fUnion
says" If war is imminent in Europe we
" think i; may he considered equally so nndcr
certain circumstances between the United
" States and Mexico. The violent language OF
the official journal Mt Washington bodies
nothing good"
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Mississinni.


The Can,on Miss Maeisenian, Of the 2sth
ult, says:
The weather here for semc time pas, has
been unusually wet. aud fears arr entertained
that injury will bc denc the Gotten crop. II Is
growing nov too fast, and In danger Of running
too much To seed There arc also some an
peNances OF that destructive insect, the ball
wosm The meth which produces II is seen
flying about IN quantities bat too csnincasly
;ittiNVpoGs
The Roiaey, Miss, Bulletin. says;
\ contiauanve cf such rainy weaiher as We
have had lately, viii materially ,lc,eriofsie the
yslac a the e0ilcn crop. The plant hooks wig.
erVas, bsl, tse lolls are mach fc>,sY than the,
have bScn co. the pas, iwo az sAgcS years ~.
rlgklne viii siSo tc ssss late tstss season. :.
The prospects fs sn average crop arv iexin,
eing On seNS slhotWS. AMI unls.s = ,lessissi
cl,spgs Is aiy weather takes place.. The pre-,
''sss 81, sh,s year va Gail g,sss deal tshinsl
lhtt q lSst tera kas,As well hat nsx,i. IA,
weAiags sgHs saN. ueassy - Hrlsh a the eci
tea
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POSTSCRIPT.
NEWS NEWS!

The Stage arrived last night but brought no
mail L. ii. Russell, merchant Of our town,
was among the stage passengers. lie has kind
ly furnished us with the New Orleans Daily
Picayunc, Of the 18th inst, from which We
obtain some interesting news. Mr.. II. con-
firms the report, which we publish in another
column, Of the existence Of the yellow fever in
Galveston. Vessels arc quaraatincd of the
island, and are not permitted TO enter tho port
ed. Both Of our friends arc in excellent
health. The yellow fever is increasing Mt
fearful rate in New Orleans. The total num-
Der Of intcrncnts in all the cemeteries, for the
week ending at O o'clock, Saturday morning,
18th inst, were i26l-making nh average Of
about $50 per day. The citizens were leav
ing the city in large numbers. "A destructive
fire occurred in New Orleans, on the night Of
the 18th inst. Two persons were burned to
death. The loss is very heavy. The steam
or Africa arrived at New York OH tho 18th inst.
The Sultan Of Turkey has accepted the pro-
position of the Ambassadors of England and
France. Tho Costa affair of Smyrna has
assumed more threatening aspect. Fur
thcr diffulties have taken place in Smyrna
between the Austrians and the Americans
concerning another Hungarian refugee, who
had been placed under the protection of the
American Consul at Smyrna. :. The cholera
is raging in Denmark. :. The Russian En-
and France was expected to be received by
the Governments OH the 10th Of August If
!!e refused to accedc to their proposals, those
powers would order their fleets in tho Mcdi-
terraucan TO assume hostile attitude, and the
Turks would proceed to attack the Russians
in the prncipalitics. The Russian ornaments
continued. Everything was in very UNI
settled condition in Italy. In China the re-
bells captured the city of Annoy aflcr severe
contest on tho 10Th of May. The rebels
showed no disposition to attack Shanghai. :.
Meetings are being held everywhere for tho re-
lief Of the sufferers in New Orleans. (. New
York snbscribcs over $40, 900 Philadelphia
So, 000-Baltimorc, 5,000-Washingto has
also subscribed something. . Thirty deaths
occurred in New York ON the 18th inst, in
consequence Of the hot weather. Five com
panics of U. $. troops 'ras taken to Brazos
Santiago, per steamship louisiana, on the llth
inst, bound for the Rio Grandc ;. On the 18th
inst, cNtr flour was worth 81 20 in New Or.
leans. .Middling cotton, 1otall; Fair, l2}
-. The Austin State Gazette publishes the
election returns from a. counties out of 81.
The Gazette says that Pcasc is elected Cover
nor Dickson It. Governor and Roll IN Can
grcss. The river bill is rejected by large
majority, and the Amendment to the Consti-
tuition carried by similar vote.
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TSccond Dispatch.l
@ o o pia.

The Millcdscyillc (Ga) Recorder Of the 96th
ult, says:
We have within the past few weeks had a
fine number of rains, and crops have been
much improved by them, especially late cpyn.
\ number Of planters through this section.
taking the alarm from The drought, upon the
occurrence of the first rain in June planted
morc corn, which nov promises we'll Ae.
counts from other parts Of the State arc now
also more encouraging, aadwc begin 10 dismiss
the fear ef any great famine the coming year
rs Ia the neerssafics III life,
Tho Townsville tGa) Watchman says.
From the hest information which We have
been able to gather from the planters in this
src,icn, the corn crop viii not IL so shcr, at.
ter all, a. WIS al enc time feared !, would he,
Something like an avcrsgc ecfn crop v counted
on IN the country. rhe crops in Iowndcs arv
much lSttet than expected The cotton CROP
in some places Ne issyc heard 1t j. very good,
and for tho msst rsrs pfc,., fair crop, Il not
an average enc. viii l.e made in petitions III
flori,is particularly IN ieiiesson eUints. We
warn the cFs4s wssv nesvy better In ,Hnsh
and Wsrs cossn,'es, ia s'cergis. 10th evsn anil
ee'sca are escvilcni
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AHairs hi Wa.hin.4. - ]

We clip tho following from the Washincto
gossip Of the Republic OF the 2ssh ul..: ~
More than year ago. during the Temporary
absence OF Mr. Marsh, u. s. M2iste, Resident
The Austrian legation Co,,stansinopie sent nm
armed force to the American consulate n that
place, who broke into the Consul's office.
violated his papers, hauled down the Amer n
fiag, closed up the place, and put the seal Of
Austria upon It's door. The American Consul.
The subject of this outrage, is now here dc.
nlanding redress. Surely extraordinary acts
OF national courtesy toward the representative
OF Austria, from the deck of an American
vessel, were hardly TO be expected while an
affair OF tho character described remained un.
explained and unsettled
Hon. Robert j. Walker, I am happy to
learn, Is In much improved health, and quite
busy making his preparations to depart on the
mission to China. His present desire and ex-
pectation is To 6ail Cor England about the
middle Of August; but norhing is definitely
determined. liz leaves for New York to.mor-
row, to arrange his business affairs these for
his contemplated absence. -
| NO further developments have transpirc,l
relative to the fishing negotiations II is
known that Mcssrs. Everett aud C,amptou
had nearly concluded treaty settling the
difficulty ere Mr.. Everett left the State Depart.
mcnt. Since then some new issue is believed
to have arisen, making an arrangement moro
difficult. nm inclined to think tho British,
government is not so we'll disposed ms Il was
formerly toward settlement on tho basis Of
reciprocal free trade between the United States
and Cnnada--iearing that the relations which,
would be likely to grow up between our people
and tho colonists would tend to eventual nm.
nexation. Ii is an interesting fhct that peace
between the United States and Great Britain
depends Mt this time almost entirely on the
prudence and forbcarancc Of our fishermen.
a British fleet guards the shores Of Nova
Scotia, ready to pick up our fishermen if they
violate the treaty Of 1918, as the crown law.
yers construc il, even though they keep the
three marine miles from the shore, beyond
which, we admit, We are ordered by that
treaty, except for rcircshment and refuge.
| Com. Shubrick will cndcayor 10 induce
American fishermen not to provoke an armed
issue. But If any one of them choose to as
sert the right which the Administration de-
c!arcs to be his un,lcs the treaty; il, in other
words, he crosses the line drawn from head
land to hcadand, according to British con
struction, and il, while three marine miles O,
more distant from the coast, he shall be mo
Tested by any OF her Maiesty's cruisers, Com
Shubrick will be compelled to defend to tn,
last extremity in tho rights the Administrative,
asserts for him. am no croaker, and do no
mean to be understood ms prophesying trouble
refer TO the facts simply to show how thin q
veil hangs between war and peace, while still
believe peace will be maintained. Advice
from the Commodore will be awaited will
deep interest
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The Election.

As yet we have no official returns from Aus.
tin; but enough il known TO render Il certain
that Bell is elected to Congress Ly large ina.
jority.
The Governors election Is still in doubt. -
So far as heard from in the West, Pease is about
2OOo votes ahead of Ochiltrcc. In the East,
however, Ochiltrcc is reported to have large
majority. The report comes through the Gal.
weston journal, Of the 4th inst, and We give i,
for what it is worth
Il gentleman, of the Democratic party, who
arrived here this :aorning from Harrison coun.
ty, brings the intelligence that many Demo.
Gratis, as well as Wings, in Eastern Texas,
made the Governorship sectional question
and united upon Ochilticc. lie says 0chiltrc,
will cross the Trinity from the East with 600,
majority
Next week VIC hope TO be able to publish tn,
official vote of the State.
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Louisiana

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MSNastu CNttoN ~ E,Natd tlgass, ol
Claiborne, hes prscaie,l she S,l,ser nf ihe t'asl.
,lSnz Miss C'stica, With tao sles msps Il
se,tsso Ess'sgsd fSeus ,he sugar leaf ssssi
The y,l,saS says 4 sSyyss anything he has sssn
ihi> seazon The ..sse~s ssslk = q nsesliua,
ass. Aa1 eoatsss.. Al sass ,hFyy haals,,i i,see
fetas ana ts1lA lee snsl&es slsii. NJ iASss
.ays. - one "a ths s,sgss e.ssssey IA 81, slesi
II hss s4sss esss hasatgsa ~. ssa isstes. ys
s'.ssseusS f1e sesd $ gs.Aglrl y Ne, issss
~ sprssses - sas oslsss
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49, The yv'low levVr IS prevailing 10 a
1ishtf,si extent Ia New url,ans fl,e rivsy,
aus II ihy sch ies,,. sAyS tia, ,te ip,eun,n,,
k'r thg west enaaS sNiur'lsy, la,y sSd. wvgv
Gtf. % vbifh i2O Wegv 81 yellow lC,tr
For ,hc = heugs sa,|lHg At 6 e,l,~s. \ NJ,
>stss,lsN. lui, "a. .essl ,Hiygnenls iai lsa
u Nhsss' veFv Il yellow isses
fo 'he "a l,.aW> o,s tbarelay. Ses,sst l,h.
ttAi lee l4s sty,las sset
hp.ag, ssa ts., lsl-, eua3syt !s8 Us II
ye.AJa Nrts
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\ ilorErri Son We Witnessed few DAYS
since, 4 youth 50 much Intoxicated, that his
agel father, who stood near Ivy. was compelled
to assis, him upon his hoTsc, aud place him il,
,bc ss,ldlc such chaps as these are the pro.
,,cF subjects for the Sons Of Temperance 10
exercise their hCucSolenec upon, Fortunately,
h,NOScr, there arc but few, vvry Few, cAas vi
this kind 10 hc found ia our pidSi
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TnE fU0uivr SLAVE Aw,--iRy3ri0V ne
cisioa.'-lho Syracuse STAR of the 22d ult,,
learns that the supreme Court OF the State of
New York, at It's sitting, held short time since,
pronounced decision distinctly affirming the
ConS,itstionality Of the Fugitive slave Law Of
1850. |, will lac rccollcc,cd that after the riot
which dissraced tina, city ca the ist ol October,
1851, and the rescue Of the fugitive Jerry,
the abolition iustisa,cFs Of the meh hrough, an
aetien of assault aud battery ia ihc uamo 81
the slave against sone Of the persons who ac,
,cd "a assistants OF the Nar>hal on that occa.
sion. Thsy Sc, uP ia tbVir defence the war.
Tan, issuc'l ier the atrcss 81 the fugitive under
,hg aes iH qacsttou
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hts3ss'ssA - sssss ukssssssa Nsssz.sa.
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