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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

NEws FROM WAsmNeroN.-We copy the
following from the Star:
Another Head or in Massachusetts Mr..
Stiles, postmaster at Bedford, Massachu.
sets, Gan nPpointee Of the present admins
tration,) has been removed, and Henry A,
Gleason has been appointed In his stead
cause, political utilization with those who
refuse assent to the Baltimore democratic
platform.
The Census, Gen. Robt. Armstrong, pub.
lie printer, will entirely complete the cen,
sus work in a few weeks. 1t is to be bound Ia
a single volume of 200 pages. The cost o
taking and printing the census Of 1850 will
De about Sl,3ls,o27, against $s32,370r il
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

An Impr0Uemant.-It will be seen, by re-
fering to our advertising columns, that Drs.
Order g. Williams have Just received letters
patent for an Improvement in artificial
teeth. After having examined their speci-
mems we take great pleasure in recommend
ing their invention to the public as one in
every way worthy of a careful examination,
The specimens exhibited at the late Fair re-
ceived the highes encomiums from the i'm
mcnsc crowd that daily examined them
They are deserving the encouragement Of
the community, and we trust will receive a
liberal share of patronage. Enterprising
and intelligent, they cannot fail to render
satisfaction.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

DHUIHWE Ell, , uIU 0 IODos
Sir: | hereby resign the "comparative
liberty" called "iicket Of %leave' and re.
woke my parole Of honor. shall forth
with present myself before the police mag
istrate OF Boutwell,, at his police office show
him this letter, and offer myself 10 be takan
into custody. um. sir, your obedient
servant.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

AEoTHeR RAILROAD CoSsoLlDATIoN.-The
Memphis and Nashville and the Louisville,
GAINESVILLE and Memphis RiiIroad Compa-
MICS have entered into an agreement to con-
solidate the companies. An immediate sur
vey Of the line between the Tennessee ri
yer and Memphis has been ordered, with the
understanding to locate the best route, with
out any regard to the intermediate points.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

GYM. Steers, the builder ofthe yacht
America, il is said, has constructed a mod
eI Of a ship Of 2 500 tons, for the California
and Now York trade, of which he isto be
the owner himself, in part or exclusively,
aud which, he undertakes, will sail twenty
two miles an hour, beating any steamer that
has ever yet fioated. He will sail her,
when finished, against any ship in the world
for ten thousand dollars.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

FIRE AND Loss OF Ii E IN oHro.-A
correspondent writes to the N. Y. Tribune,
from Paris, Stark county, Ohio, stating that
fVeLopses were burned in that village. on
the 9th inst, and that n young girl. of II
years, aud three boys. respectively Of 10, s
and 4years, lost their lives. Pecuniary
Joss about SO 900.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

The MoyEMgNro OF MexicAs TRcoPs on
Ell PAso.-The New Orleans Picayune
does not place much reliance o. 1.-The report
that 5000 Mexicanttoops are on the march
to El Paso, as It's doubtful if Mexico could
muster a number Of troops in that region
The Saa Antonio Ledger states 'thnt Lieut..
Col. f. b. Alexander commanding battal'
ion Of 9th U. S. Infantry has been ordered
to repair with bis command to FL Paso, as
speedily as passible.
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News Of the Morning.

- We learn from Annapolis that Gov
Lowe, of Maryland, has been confined to
his bed for week past, from a painful
confusion. Although suffering greatly,
we are pleased to learn that he is recov-
ering. Governor Lowe is one of the most
talented young men in the country. His
death would prove serious loss.
r TMessrs. Isaac Monroe and Joshua
Jones, Esqs., are about to retire from the
Baltimore Patriot. We arc pleased to
learn that they retire with well-flled
purses.
u Rev. j. N. Danforth, of Alexan-
dria, Va, will deliver an Grafton before
the Alumni of William and Mary's Col
lege, on the 18th of August.
u Col. George P. Kane states that
the announcement of his name, in the
columns Of the Baltimore Sun, on Satur-
day last, as candidate for the Wing
nomination for Governor of Maryland,
was wholly unauthorized by him. The
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The Smithsonian Institute.

The reading community of Washington
complain, with apparent Justice, against
the regulations of the Smithsonian Insti.
tute, relative to the hours during which
lts library is open to the public.
There are many gentlemen in office here
most deslrous of availing themselves Of
the opportunity for study and improve
ment which this library would afford, il
they were not wholly debarred from &C
cess to it by the fact that the public are
only admitted therein during the hours
from 9 a. m, to 3 p. m.-when they
must be at their desks. We hear Incl.
dentally that those having immediate
charge Of the Institutes affairs are disin-
clined to accommodate these gentlemen
by extending or changing their hours of
admission; declaring that they do not
regard their library as designed for the
indiscriminate reading of the Washington
public after the fashion we indicate above.
II strikes us that they commit mistake
IN seeking to make the Institute exclusive
IN any of its attributes or elements. in
thus practically denying the pubic of
Washington the use of its advantages for
obtaining knowledge. 1t is beginning to
be thought by the public that the Institute
IS rapidly becoming mere pasture-ground
on which CT diyant literary or scientific
emperics are to be pensioned at the pub
lie expense, provided they are able to
bring sufficient influential friends to ask
that they may be thus provided for.
We do not charge that such is its charac.
ter; out that 1t is rapidly obtaining such
reputation. The salaries paid to those
employedin its management are vervlarpe
-muchlarger than those of Others ofeoual
talents, attainments, and character EN-.
ployed in other literary and scientific in
stitutions of the country. This fact
fact is sufficient to generate popular pre-
JUDGES against them, we regret to have to
acknowledge. Let popular prejudice once
set strongly against them, and the cur
rent will hourly gather strength. Thus,
It will soon be found that many members
Of Congress Will be eager to war on the
organization AMI management Of the
Large Of these gentlemen. Indeed, We
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List Of Arrivals at the principal Hotels up to
ii q. m, this day

AGtIo"as Hotct-T Bayly. Accomack; 5 7 Bav-
y: kchrnond; \ Ruves. : &; Hunter. Va; J L
Colt. Z; Ives, Y; G. W Ogstan Nd; Nr Loeb
MS BuenoS Avre>; Z s Newm1n, PhiIl, q H2v. y
Y: " Garrit, kn.ht, - Louis; J q Wood \
I; W " knight and wife, Mr. L Watson Phlla;
Il Ilnherldke, \ V; Wl>.. Bait; = \ McWhcr.er.
W House, lady and three children. Ala, Miss Nui-
lgan, N g; T Hart and lady Y; W r smith !:
VI Crook. Mr. Fale> Mr. Macarmey. r Rawlings.
halt; Miss Nlignnt, ;; T. James; Morley. Va;
] Lamkin. ) Catchn,. DIR W VI e arinr Mis- 4
Mayo, Va; / Motley. Boston. 1 4, LEVIN. Pbiia:
Z Woods, Bait; J Green0pg.. Y; J II puch.
La; " Marshall and lady. Nv; VI Bucklv. Fla:
Waihrdge, Toledo; " I Alexander Texas: L
+ Slit!l, PhIIa; Abrsfe fequa, Major " kcvser.
Gec I Kane. John : Brown Bait; Mr. and Mrs. Z
Pentieton. Mys Dr Rlves, Gin o. DIR Z Purnell VI.
Rrouns' fofct.-CoI Smith. Miss; g FAINT Sc;
L E,chd5erger do; \ J. Barlow adv Miss u
rawlings, COLUMBIA College: Dunn NO; g u 4
Brown, W: II . Randolph. Mobile: Mel ST Jus
VIZ, GRAY. Bait; Davis. Wash; /. Jones anu
adv, Penn; Mrs Jones. do; Jones do; ] ;or
TELL and family, Nd; Miss l. Thompson, do; Charles
tioodrch. La. Ms Emory, Maine. \ Weaver q:
II Melville NY: Mrs Nolan do J 4 Aston II.
Sc: I Ecpps. WASH v Tunck, Va; VIM Pow
ell CINCINNATI l. Burckhardt do Nrl L Guick
Nc; w Collins, Va; w Kelly. m; y Thorn
ton, Tenn; W N Kerr, NC, : Reddish and lady. .;
yB Rolev. Bait
United States Hotel.--W \ Wallach. Georgetown
College; L Timhcrlak, Ny: Z ) Laiinier. Ga. w !,
Moss, do; & Brougham. Ala; w Lees 10. Tow
les, Ma, DAVIS. do; L Cooper, do ; Il : Horler
10; Fueyur att lady. Md brown Ny
Empire HcteL-n Z Foster. VIM. Dew burn VIM
Green, Dertrich W Thomas ? Ner1,c John
inrnnn, Michael Track; Bait: James RAMSEY Y Y;
{ Thompson, Washington; John Warrington, VIM
IL Iichnor, W Marry. Bait, ID Upman. Milwaukee
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ALExANDRA.-We have now a regular
carrier IN that city who will be able to
serve subscribers, not later than at 4 or 5
o'clock in the afternoon with the Star.
We have also employed canvassers who
will wait upon the citizens of Alexandria
IN order to obtain their names as subscri
bers to our paper.
All who want a good newspaper, free
and independent on all questions, con-
tanning news from all quarters, up to the
hour it is put to press, could not do better
than subscribe for the Star.
We shall pay particular attention to
Alexandria local news.
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Railway Accidents.

What shall be done to put stop to the
frequent recurrence of dreadful accidents
by railway, with accounts of which the
newspaper columns are now so constantly
filled, as that their appearance daily has
already come to be looked for, as matter
of course. North, South, East and West,
the railway companies of America are its
common butchers, doing the thing bv
wholesale, and with a sang froid, too,
which would do credit to regular opera
tors IN the slaughter-houses of New York.
Turning our eyes to the statistics of rail-
way accidents in England and on the Euro
pean Continent, we find that there, human
Life and limbs are comparatively wholly
safe on such conveyances, though their
average rates of speed are far higher than
On American railways. This proves that
1t rs within the power of those who man.
age them with us, to correct this CRYING
evil. The courts of law there do their
share IN insuring the safety of travellers,
oy assessing far damages when railway
accidents occur. Not long since, in Eng
land, professional man was killed bv
railroad catastrophe, against which it was
IN the power of the railroad company to
have guarded. His widow sued for dam
ages, and proved the fact above stated.
she also proved his age. his income from
his profession, and that he was in sound
health. She obtained a verdict; and the
jury, calculating his chances of life from
oarilsle's tables of mortality, gave her,
As damages, what would have been half
his professional income up to the time he
ought to have lived, according to the com.
putation of the statician. This sum
amounted to near $4,000.
Now. were half dozen $4,000 iudg-
ments entered up against as MANY raj.
way companies in the United States dur
ing the next six months, for the destruc.
ton Of the lives of half dozen valuable
citizens, does any one believe that there
after the American system of railway
management would not at once embrace
something like the immunity from acci-
dents which exists on the other side of
the Atlantic! Negligence and covetous-
ness on the part of railway boards of d.
rectors are the prime causes of these fire.
aUent terrible disasters. Just so soon as
the destruction of human life shall be
made to cost the companies more than it
would have cost to have guarded against it
e1ectually, just then will the public COM
mence to enjoy the security to which they
ID, ua'eilng by raIi- |
way. Punish them in their pockets. |
Messleurs Courts and Juries, and be
quick about it, too.
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"a A perfect Dasuerrcotype of deceased

"A perfect Dasuerrcotyre of deceased
or Absent friends is more precious relic than
gold or silver; but where to obtain one DOS
sesslng all the attributes of perfection. is the
momentous question. Those who know the
artist say, without hesitation, 60 to WHITE
HURST whose admirable genius, and extensive
experience, combined with improved faeili-
Ties IN the way of instruments, lights, &c.
preciudes the possibility of an inferior por.
trait at his elegantly furnished establish.
ment, where the of portraits of hundreds
OF dead and living celebrities can be exam
med. Daguerreotypes taken in every stvle.
Stereoscopic, Crayon, and imitation postel-
also, specimens of the beautiful art of Crys-
talotyping. m %
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"a 10 s.ranxcr. and Ci,ixcn.

THOMPSON S DAGuERREorYPEs are unsuruass-
ed by any, for holiness of execution and
beauty of artistic finish.
his assiduous efforts to establish first class
Galiery IN this city. and his continued en-
beavers to please visiters. and patrons. have
not been unrewarded An examination of
ms Pictures recently made is particularly So
licited. He is prepared te take Pictures of
every size and style, at reasonable prices.
Gallery, north side of Pennsylvania avenue,
between - and 9th streets, Lane & fuckers
ouiiu'hS' may 30
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Thank God, 1.-THE Truth" is ont at Last |,

ND III ILL BE DELIVERED AND SENT
IA 10 at oiderS as soon as possible. 4 few uncor-
rected copies was worked of on Saturday. and dis
trlbuted As You can Judge from the notices in the
Balnmore Clipper and Washington Republic. The
No. VIII be commenced forthwith. A CANVASS
Lf Is wanted IN the east, west, north. and south
hons 81 Washington, D. G., to faithfully canvass the
whole city. Let active man in each OF the afore-
said apply through the City Post Office addressed to
JAMES ROBERTSON.
h.. Editor of'' The Truth"
WAsHISsToN, D. C., July II, 1885,
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\ MEDICINE FnR EHEEY FA,iIIy

10 you suffer with any pain: ifyou do. vou Will
find immediate r-l,rf liz u,.up nr : RGsEp
fAlN CCRER 1t is the only preparation which
cures almost Instantly sore throat. rheumatism from
colds, pains IN the side, back nr limbs face, ear or
iootharhe, stomach or iewc., .Ije Cd back, stiff
NECK, bruises, co-ils and cilb!ans Their nothing
equal 10 IT, fnr lump rising M the breast No
,hother should be without bottle. Wherever YOU
nave pam. Use the Pam Curer, safi. 10 all ages
Price l2k, - and 80 cent.
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PAINTING. PAINT1NGr PAINTING

n ID ptrtNns Wishing 70 rcl painting done
n cheap and warranted a good jyb. now IS tho
time. H. w. HAMILTON. one e The frn Of Na,:.
ilton s. IfuEdS Paint Store, IIond Hall 3, navy nre
pared 10 do all kinds of HOT ST. SIGN. end OPNa
MENTAL PAINTING. GLAZrTNG and PAPER
HANGING, done II rle Teslgst -t,le. VIII f,nnish
builders with ready glazed sash cheap - thcv can
he hcnght elsewhere
y. Il Nothing but the best materials used on w.,
work. and l feel confident thar | car do work
cheaper tian any Painter ln the District T me-
aud see for Yourselves
All orders promptly attended TO by LEAVING notice
At our store, Island iiall. corner OF 9Th street md
Virginia Avenue.
Two good iourncymen Painters wanted None
nut the best W"rknien need Tpply ivo-tf
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Rec. Sec

WANTED'-A colcred WOMAN. between 20
w and - years of age, who Is capable of taking
care OF children To one that can come well recon
mended, good home is offered, and the best wage,
VIII pe gwen slave preferred. Apply at Nrs.
REDDALL'S. on 18Th street next door ,o the %,
hti WI III >lIftl. iX LIE
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CHEAP WOOD AND COAL YARD.
TNHE Subscribers will keep constantly on
i hand supply of good Hickory, Oak and
Pine WOOD, together with the various kinds
OF COAL brought to this market. BLACK
SMITHS COAL always on hand
Having facilities for keeping ALWAYS good
stock, we will sell, wholesale or retail. at the
lowest market prices
W. L. WATERS & CO,
je S-tf Office corner 18th and c streets.
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For all Bo,rel Con,tiaini,.
DR. J. ;. ROSES CARMINiTJyE RatsaS

" - eOs'I' = tthNsNA " t. BAl,SAM.
~ sure remedy for all bowel complaints This
ulAlufe Is one OF the most important medicines and
should be Kept IN all families. As soothing prepa
la,Ioii mas no equal In Gases Of infants with fiat
uehcs, pam Id The bowels, bowel complaints che
terra morbus. restlessnesS or, ing or general main IL
mas proved perfect balm. producing sleep without
opium, and strength without bitter. A. specific
iof power complaints of adults IL has Er, er tailed
twenty-five cents per bottle
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~ Joe ShiIlihxtOn receives all the new
Books and Newspapers as fast as published
ne is agent for Harper's and all the other
Magazines, and our readers will always find
large and good assortment of Blank Books and
stationery at his Bookstore, Odeon building
corner of Al street and Penn. avenue. feb
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-'hoetIHE OF INC DOuFd Of On.
reetors OF the Metropolitan Mechanics Insti.
tute, held at their rooms on eth street. the fol-
lowing resolution was passed
Resolred, That the rooms of the Institute
be opened daily through the week SUNDAYS
excepted from to 10 o'clock p. m, and that
the public generally be invited to visit the
same. CHARLES CALVERT
june lo-u Rec. Sec
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= We are indebted greatly to the
Baltimore Argus, the New York Tribune.
Williamsburg IN. " Independent Press,
Buffalo Courier, Pennsylvania, and other
journals, for their kind and tiattering
notices of the Star under cur auspices.
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Col. is so modest that no one who knows
him would suspect him of offering him.
self as candidate. We advise him to
remain in the hands of his friends. In
the present unsettled state of the Democ-
racy of Maryland no Wing candidate
could poll larger vote than the gallant
Colonel.
C~Lieut. Maury will sail for Liverpool
on the ODD inst, to meet at Brussels, in
August, Meteorological Conference of
the Naval Powers of Europe, to fix upon
some uniform plan of observations, &c,
in connection with Maury's wind and cur
rent charts.
u A beautiful breakfast. dinner. des-
sert and tea service, of American porce-
lain, has Just been finished in New York
for the Presidents House. 1t includes
handsomely engraved and richly cut table
glass. The dining service numbers $50
pieces. and the glass SIS dozen. The
whole cost is 81 500.
q We are in receipt of the first No.
of the ''Enited States Illustrated" pub.
lished in New York city, by Harrison J.
Meyer and edited by Charles A. Dana,
containing four beautiful steel engravings
of American scenes. 1t will make A
beautiful and instructive ornament for the
centre table. Price SO cents per number
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FOR LIVER CoMPL AINTs. nysprpsI. kr

me Liver being the largest gland IN the human
Dod!: II Is more frequently deransed than any other
men follows dyspepsia, constipation cold feet and
lcss vi appetie-the 81 in becomes yellow, the >pnts
dfoop, and there l. great aversion to SOCIETY Re
suae the liver. and You correct all these evils The
surest preparations 10 take are DIR. ROSES ceIe-
DRAFTED Rn,!rord or .7uti Bilious Pills. They carry
on the bile. and soon gye appetite and strength
His Dyspepsia Compound should be taken where
person has been troubled with dyspepsia for a long
hme--Puce 80 cents; but for colds bilious habits,
Jaundce, &c, take Dr. Roses .in.- BILIOUS or Rail
road Pill, leS aud 25 cents per bok
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u We are gratifed to learn, that
from the iberality of our citizens, Mr..
Rufus Porter thinks that the Aeroport, or
Ship of the Air, will be ready for trial
by the first of October. If successful, he
will visit the Worlds Fair in it. The
amount Of three hundred dollars is vet
wanting, but our citizens will not see it
fall for this small sum. Anagent is taking
subscriptions for this purpose.
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w. w. NEWMAN.
Architect and Builder

Baltimore street, opposite Holiday street, Baltimore
~ LII superntend the erection and altering of
w Buildings in Washington City and its vein
ity. -. ~ 80
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READ. REFLECT, AND cOrtE.

A Ii - citizens of the Island whn have any -
n -pect Tor vour pockets and for tl.c comfort Ct
The inner man. GENE far a. Sc can. fHltfout IT.
Jury 70 Your healthy 10 The new GROCERY STORE
on 7tl -trect, where you will fnI frl,h lot of Can,
vassed Harms, which can't be beat. Family Shou-
lers. Nc. Potomac Herring and SIad. Fresh Lou.
Ion Butter fresh Lara, nov Cheese, Crackers OF al
kinds, Flour III barrels. bags, and loos;, Corn Me.l
Olive Oh, Pickles, &c. Coverings No Loaf So
gat, lie, Ncrth l2i2c., Crushed Palverized, ard
Brown Sugars, Tea, Cot-es, and mary cthcr thing.
TOO numerous 10 mention.
Come and Try VS. and we will sell As cheap .. the
cheapes'. LAPMOCR, & GR0,
It'll IT, between ID and streets,
opIos,t. Clark s Bonling's Drug Sto.e
Nv alw
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Roofs Wonderful Dauuerreo,xne,

20 to RooT S No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather
stlll, with equal truth he traces
Multitudes Of lovely faces,
RooT's Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue. near
Seventh street mar u
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III A E RED

IN Fairfax county, Va, Mr. ROBERT E. RER-
ME 10 Miss RCSALIN ). EDWARDS, both OF TIN
city.
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MACHINE BELTINC, India Rubber lacking.
VI Henri Packing 70. constantly ken: on fau5'
by tie subscriber CEc SAVAGE
~ q-1w
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DR.. $. ROSES COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF BUCHr,

tcr "H oseGses Of TIC Kidney and Bi.ddcr; clso
Specific for Govt
Ihls II drcidedly one OF the bes, remedies ever
useu TOT diseases OF the Kidneys, bladder, &C. and
also for guuiy affections ALWAYS bjphI, recommended
bs the late Dr. Ph. SICK and many of the most dis
uhsu'shed medical men abroad. Price 30 cents
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All OF me above preparations. with DIR. Roses
Medical Adviser TO persons in Sickness and in
Healtii; 10 be had Off. ID. Gilman, Charles StOti,
Co. w n. Gilman, John w Nain, Patterson
Marin. w. Morrison. VIM. T. Evans, Kidwell &
Lawrence, J. b. Moore, Washington; J. L. Kid
Va. h, @ l.,
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] e ,,

On the 18th ult, III Chlcopec, Mas. MARY E.
wife OF VIM. Il. Rnggold, for many years resdenr
ot this city.
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D@Mr. James Robertson has at last
issued his long promised paper, & The
TRUTH" His own name is appended to
each article written by himself which
nearly fill the paper. The design of his
paper is to accomplish, in his own pecu-
liar way, the salvation ofthe whole human
FAMILY. 1 he Truth" strongly advocates
the order OF F.. R. o. s, of whom Mr.. Rob
ertson is Ct lief.
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II we are greatly indebted to some
unknown gentleman for the admirable
sketch Oh 4larls Antonette, which graced
oEF last issuf, His future favors will be
most welcome.
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SO REWARD

STRAlED awar from the foot 81 South Cap,tol
- street. Neai"'s Wharf, 4 SMALL BLACK and
WHITE COW, with crmple horns When she
len home she had piece Of rope around her horns
She hl> no csb-marks VIII nay 10 7Iove no
ward 10 any Que Who may briuE her 20 me
iY S-G+ HANSON RaurI