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oiy Publishing ofios, No. l2s Liberty Street
Nsw-York s78l' set31t as
AGENTS.-Thomas Magens, Smyrna =
w. Dubree, Wilmington; Thomas Simpson
Camder. F'sp's fSept. 81, 1858.
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Building Hardware and Tool
i store gexcIilsHvely, gsa

Largcsr Establishment a. the kind In thsU e.
~ lxJM M MCCLURE e. BRO, No. 2s.
GzA WI Market street. above Seventh. Phils.
~ Manlifac rer's Depot for Locks Of all kindi.
--wmnmte qunliiy. y Palent Syarcd Giais
Knobs VIZ - n NFkf.8 n
Preuinu. Pcsc ian Erobs. over 100 patterns
Silver pllted nobs, Hinges. DC. with thc mott
complsis ss,orim at Of ali hs Modern Goods ~ tIsls
Line. ~ iissN ~ ~ \
Purchasers ar inyifed 70 cali spd examine Qua
ssock CsuIosue ysc' / BY Mai III dsmred. &h
iaot Az Rexsters and vcntlastIrsa Al tnctoFy PncGk
Dor All Osners put Up Under hs i,nmedat3sursrvt
efon ol the firm CALL sspPitxr w. a ( X - - IL
search ~. "a 0sn. lf
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PaosrEep FAIR, Jan. q, 1888.

-s,ss.t ~ e.,- PRosPEeT FAIR, Jan. 81, 1873.
MEssRs READING Geptlemen-This Is 20 csSufy
thar have purchased Of your Com Shelters, and
il is now in operation my iarn. VITA which / an
much plefsed. Ii combines several adv anIages supe
sor 10 any have sm, shellnIg the very
cIesn, and not breaking the gram Also separating
ths grain from the eobs and shelling very fast.
= Yours, respectfully, Join {. CLARK.
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THE RENOWNED REMEDY!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

This extraordinary Uus uent is composed OF the most
healing Balsams, and when used in accordance
with the directions which accompany each pot will
insure cures when all other means inh. Cases Of
the most desperate Skin diseases readily yield TO
efficacy. IL IS famous when used in cases ni GOut,
rheumatism, Contacted or Sln Joints. In 4 Asthmas
il will do wonders If we'll rubbed INTO the Chest.
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A GREAT FACT. NO MORE ExToRrToN FOR
= - MEDICINE. = ~
ss 100 Pias Jior T'reaty fUs Cents
Dr Towusensas Health pills.

DIR. Towusendas HeaIth Pills,
RE i,eing called ior. ituna all paris ef the land ;
n they are rapidly supcneding other medicines
both on account Of Their happy effects upon the human
fystem in renaying diseases and impurities and a SO
the sxceehngly rsduCed price at whi,h they are Of
feredga kefg8Hs' a7t .aE A As8 ,set gsFg
The rich and the poor fad in then. a ress boon-
each box contains 100 FILLS, being -four iinea as
many az ae usaay " be had kindso OF nil at
the same pf,ce tn ontaaI no nneEsi poison what
ever--ther ngred are Extracts. Baisans. and
Gums OF great eilic 7. ~ sia9 L ses as q
sARsAPARILI sassina highly concentrated form.
ia a promientiag ,ienis Ttsy swili be fnra ex.
cecdlng eilinac in reInoving the tyiowiag cora.
plants, viz I'm lties OF the Blood, CustsvsHess,
Jaundice, Fenaal al omphnts Sick Headache, Paina
in the Bach, Bissas AiIetiians, Dyspeisia Rhsnna-
tisn. Contlpalsor, Pains in tho Head. psius ina the
Side Lvsr CemplauIs Fehrlle Affections. Piles. lire
gnlanties Pains in thu Bnas Pains in The i.osns,sr
Now. ior these. aad kindred diseases. Tewnseals
PAls are a. soyeregn remedy, and they are moreoyei
tho Cheapest Medicihe in the World y Theg mes
speedily aud effrrtnally DO the verk. IN subdusne IN
iiunmstion and Fesers orenng ubsHucled pores. pro
noting perspiration, and ssolhag morbd senstbltiss
In short they are warrnned better than nh osefs-
heaper dian all, and destined 10 supersese all Tyy
them, fnvids. sufferers one and all, ani reeomend
the PILLS 70 your nsighiass. ay Direstonz sccom
| pany each Box, ~ lI '7r
Kemefnber,the Price 100 PILLS ar IS Cents II
Jan IS, s54 cow W.. ta n Nies M =, 8
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Dee. %. 1853.
CARPETS & OiL CLOTEss.
WHOLESALE
Book and stationery House,

- IN NEW YORK.
On the Cash Plan! Extensive sales and No Losses
Make u profitable 20 sell at very Low Prices
MASON BROTHERS, % PARK Row, opposite the
Ifl Astor house. New York, offer me OF tue mosL ex
tensive stocks and complete assorens in The coapty OF
BOOKS ard STATIONERY, for Cash Only. . .. J..
The amount Of Goods IN line purchased BY country
merchants IS usually quito sHal compared with their
dry goods hardware and other bills aud this very cir
absolutely compes pbbers the book ausl.
who et On time, 10 get larger Vronts IN order 70
make up for the losses and extra expenses necessarily
involved IN credit bush Of small amounts. IL ls
also easy for the merchant 10 make arrangemeqts 10
buy hs book bill for cash; ih0aga At might ns De 50
onveners for him 10 purchaae Ils larger bs IN this
way. - llzs4. re- cs- sass 5l-S se-es 7.-i-.t
These considerations have led Us tn adopt N our
business from this daIe. January le54. the following
prneipes, via; snail prests4 Inodryarg prices and
-olz1ys casa tEA44 5llLi5L essEs :
Beng ourselves the sole publishers Of number ol
sae Isading aud srtensvy selling School Books
ia the country, as well works IN other departments
our facilities unsurpassed - - -,.,.-,.
cnll upsn u.s. Or send a., or5ef and Judge for yo8r
selves if.<e saving you cen make BY buying ot1A is
Our IocstIou Is very cerffSis a,d ensily fouaa.-
ssand osshe sstor HOUSE rieIs sn5 look sraght -for
xsrd serss tho corner of the Psrs. and you cannn
~voio sessg cor signs. Reutembef.tl the 1nrIe I'-, .
s-~---r-.-af Macon BRO i4ItTttSs
peh a 1874 q &. - y - y 3
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JONES A. co.

- OF THE CRESCENT ONE PRICE :
Oh o y N 7 N @ TO DMs
No, 200 Market Street, ADORE S;aah,
>aa TN addition to having the largest most varied
H and fashionable stock OF Clothing i'm PhiIa.
delphia, made expressly for retail sales have
conslltuted every one his own salesman. by having
marked in figures, ON each article, the very lowest
price it can be sold for they cannot possibly vary
all must buy alike.
The goods all we'll sponged and prepared, and
great palms taken with the making that all can buy
with the full assurance OF getting good arcls at the
very lowest price.
Also, n large stock of peco Goods on hand of the
latest styles and best qualities which will be made tu
order in the most fashionable and best manner 2S pei
cent below credit prices.
Remember the CRESCENT. in Market, above 6th
No. 200.
JONES g. co.
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IMPORTANT 10 FARMERS

So, : T'iIE subscriber ; having secured
,,ssxry Of the celebrated PTouly Il Mears
Centre Draught. Selisharpening
Pioughs and Castings would invite all who wish 10
procure the very best Agricultural Implements call
at his stOre. No Decatur street between 9th aud 7th
near Market Philadelphia where hey will lind an as.
sormen Of Poughs Ofvarous sizes; side hill and sub
soil fiOughs. Cuinvaiors SlrawCters Corn-SheIlers
Ok Y0kes and Bows, Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Hay and
Manure Forks Garden Rakes Horse Rakes. ETC.. either
Wholesale or Retail. CHAS. LETT.
April 5. '5f-Gm.
THE WORLDS GREAT EXHIBITION PRIZE
MEDAL AWARDED TO C.. MEYER,
FoR HIS Two PIANOS, LONDON, OcToBER Is, 1855
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-g...s- JOB HNesEIsER's -
"a Wholesale and Retail 90
6 GENTLEMEN'S FU RNISHlN G.

~
- oppasitethe Mount Vernon Iionse. Philadelphia,
Manufacturer OF Stocks Shirts Bosoms, Collars, Cra-
Vat Buckles Ssspenders, &c. DC. Also general as
sartment OF Gloves and ReodF made Linen. Under
6aSnents Cavats wls numerous articles m the Furn'
shing line, kept constantly rsale at as low Prices
and good be bought any Store IN The City
IN. B-Stocks made TO order. lOct l2. l653-iy
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BuxEA vIsrA. Dee. %

BuxNA VISTA. Dee. 29ih, 1852.
fhave Witnessed with much satisfaction the working
In my barn, of q new Corn Shelter put up Tor my M
spection by the Messrs Reading. the Pateneesi and
have no hesitation saying lhat 1t seems TO me great
Nv superior 10 any other have ever seen in USE. Its
capacity is fully one thousand bushels per day, and
this exhibited by the empIoymentoi only four horses
and four men; the cobs separated by it from The
grain and the grain itself much less broken than by
ihesoihers. think il very great Improvement in
fhslling Corn. 2 JOHN NJ CLAfPON.s
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long standing. H.: - h.
The Cathollcan far sirpasaes other remenles, III pe
n more certain less expensive onh leaving the sys.
tom il better condition. Let all Interested tall ana
obtain pamphlet (free) containing ample Prooi' rom
the most respectable sources Of the benehcia results
of its use together with letters from highly exPer
enced physicians who have used it their practee,
and speak from their own observations.
REFERENCES.
P.B. Peckham, NJ. D., Utica, N. Y.
L. ID. Fleming, NJ. D., Canandaigna, N. 7.
NJ. II. Mills, NJ. D., Rochester, N. 7.
D.Y. Foote, NJ D., Syracuse, n. 7.
Prof Duubar, NJ. D., Baltimore, Md.
&c. Orrick, Nj. D., Baltimore, Md.
w. w. Reese, NJ. D., New York City.
w. Prescott, NJ. d., Concord, N. II.
J.P. Newland, NJ. D., Utica, n. Y.
Rev. c. S. Bard, Glenn Springs, S. c.
CT Pamphlets had gratis ut the Store OF ?
MANSFIELD, Agent, Smyrna, Lei.
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Equalty 10 al! Dpgoymfty Of Pricesif
A NEW F ATURE IN Bt SIMESS;
Everyone his own Salesman,
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
READINGS Premium HoRsE- PowRR
Corn Shelter. -s..

THE subscribers having purchased Of w4n. Read.
4 ing, of Washington G:ty, the Copy Right for his
Patent Horse Power Corn Shelter for the State OF
Delnwere, Eastern Shore Virginia and Maryland,
would respectfully inform the Farmers within said
TERRITORY that they are prepared to furnish them
al the low Price Of Thirty five DOLLARS.
This Machine has taken the following Premiums the
past season The first premium, with Medal at the
Worlds FAIR in New York city The first premi om
s of American Institute in New York city. The
fr<f Premium at Falr OF iheFrOnklIn lnstute Phia.
delphia. The first premium at following STATE Fairs
New York Michigan, Ohio aRd Indiana; besides al
= srors of County Fairs in different States.
1t shells Germ upon an entirely different principle
ffem the other shelters The machine sepeates the
sobs from the or thereby saving two hands in Oper
aiing it, 1t shells 900 bushels Of Corn IN one day
employing four horses and four and ii has, by
srrpoying SIX horses and men, she!ed much more
The subscribers do not deem il necessary 10 say any
shng further in its recommendation. beyond the fol
lowing cerfilisatess sczsE 'f-- + a-l+
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FRUIT. OYSTER II tTfifER TIN CANS.
DEHN g. EVERETT manufacture Tin Canisler of
II every description ~ superior oy machine
ry and ave prepared I'll orders any for peach
cans oyster cans and eansers of every size and style
suitable foF any purpose Having extensive facilities
ne enabled to furnish these articles at very
| byy prices 81 - +issss REIN & EVERETT.
mar %, '5..snl "s No 75'Norh Front St, PhIlada.
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n MEYER. respectfully informs his friends and
~. The public generally, that he has constantly or
hand Piagos equal tc those for which he received
the Prize Medal, III London, 1851.
All orders promptly attended TO. and great carr
taken in the selection and packing the same.
WarerUom, No. 50 South FOURTH street below
Chestnut sIIeet. Philadeln lnhia.
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THE NAREIED woMAS's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,

By DIR. A. NJ NAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR or DISEASES OF woNES.
oas HunSresh E4iiiOn. ismo PIP 2sa. Price So ce-sa
(oS PINE PAPER, EXTRA sispISo, 81 %.
First published In 1857 and il is not
SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering thut EVERY MALE,
whether MARRIED OR NOT, here
acquire n full knowledge OF the
ture. character and uses Of her
complaints, with the various
+ symptsms, and that nearly
HALF MILLION COPIES
should have been sold Il is imprsctisable 10 con-
vey fully the various subjects treated ef 50 they
are Of na;urs strictly intended for the soarried,
or those contemplating marriage. -s,. e-
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPIES =
Have been SENT nv MAIL within the hast few
mouths. 'f-
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DIR. J. B. ANARCHISTS
Celebrated CathOiicam.

II stands pre- eminent
for its curative powers
in all diseases for which
it is recommended, usu-
ally called FEMALE
COMPLAINTS. o.
these areProlapsis Uieri
or Falling OF The Womb;
;FluOr Albns. or Whites;
Chronic Inflammation
and ulcerailDn OF the
Womb; Incidental He
mOrrlIage, or f lOoding:
Painful, Suppressed und
Irregular MenstruatiOn.
&c, with all their ae-
rOmpanying evils. Gan
Ger e.cepIed )nO matter
b how severe Or Of how
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eENIoHTEo IGNORANCE,
As cHIPAnIE al INKxCueAnITi

n. ItF@7HN V7''"1-1-'
How long shall this ig orance prevail SO produce
tive of its bitter fruits How lOug shall ;hs wife
and mother be ignorant Of the nature character and
causes of tho vRrious womb and sNuAl vCIrl plants.
embutering her DAYS by suffering suffering often
prolonged to years, eEcutuatng i a complication Of
diseases utterly and hopelessly ineursbls Shall
we for ever close eyes 10 the results Of physi0
logical science by which We may arrive 81 81
understanding Of ourselves men and woaaen,
subject 10 serious lifelong enduring diseases, and
perpctuating them To our ohi ldien.
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND PONDER
No husband or tsife nccd b ignorant Of urhat
concerns ae,s most fo knoir TO their hcllth
aud kaTrintsS. Tyat knotrkdge As contained ~ q
gittie wGrk untitled
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YGIkN9
Household Glassware.
Fruii and COnfectionery.

.DUBiNCAM 4 SELLERS, Wholesale Manufacturers
II aud Dealers in CONFEClIOkARY of alt kinds,
No. il5 North Third ST., below Race, philadelphia
The attention Of Dealers is uesed 10 an eXamlDa-
iion Of their stock, which win he found TO be leasI
equal to any III this cny. FOREIGN FRUtrS Of all
kinds in season.
) ~ b. Orders by mail otherwise promptly attended
To- ~ Feb !, '54--5m.
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THE BLOOMING BRIDE,

But few years ago in tho fush Of health and
youth, and buoyancy Of spirits, rapidly, and Appa.
fently inexplicably, becomes feeble, sickly, de-
bilitetsd wife, with frame emaciated nerves un
strung, spirits depressed, countensnee bearing the
impress Of suffering, and an utter physical and
mental prostration.
Sometimes this deplorsble change may and does
arise from organic or constitutional causes. Bat
oftsner, by far oftcncr, to gross and mexeusable
ignorance Of the simplest and plainest rules Of
health as connected with the marriage state, the
violation Of which entails disease, suffering and
misery, not only to the wife, but often
Hereditary Complaints upon the Children
"uxro THE THIRD AND FOURTH sENERATIoN.'
Transmitting CONSUMPTION, sCRoFULA,
HYPOCHONDHIA, INSANITY, GOUT,
KINGS EVIL, and other diseases,
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Vine Street. 1 doors above twelfth, fhilad a
march %. i'm.
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A most Astonishing Cure Of ScrefuIous UIcers.-A
Case Certified by the Mayor Of Boston, England
Copy oil Leucr from J. Noble. ESQ, May OF BOs.
- inn Iinra nshre.
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LIVER COMPLAINT

Is attended with chills succeeded by fever, severe
pains in the regions Of the Liver, vomiting. bteI
ilse, yellow furIe iongl e, pulse FULL and OundIng
the pain in the sldo is increased by pre- should
the lett lobe be affected the PAIN is gene.aliy III the
Il ii shoulder with short dry cough, the skin beconl
ing ui sallow appearance and the clay coOred
Thus disease be cured by the use Of HOBEN
SACKS LIVER PILLS, as they act directly upon th'
seat Of the disease aud then operating upon the bow
els they expel all tho corrupt and vital matter from h
spefem.
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NO. 72 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTC
THE MARRIAGE STATE
haH Heygissss and Health, or s1o'
6IcEnSss, attend hs

sHnI Haypt,,ess and Health, or Misery @@s
SichsnSss, attend H
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS
Reflections for the Thoughtful.
Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life as do the beasts OF the neld, o.
the insects Of tho EARTH evineing NO more thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties Of mind
were not youchsafed TO them.
MANY sach are husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent the health, the well-beng, and ths
happiness Of confding and afeotionate wife, With
perhaps 3 family Of children.
now OFTEN IT HAPPENS THAT TKK
WIFE LINGKRs FROM YEAR TO YEAR
In that pitable condition not for one day to
feel the happy and exhilerating influence incident
to the enjoyment Of health.
She may not be an invalid confined to her bed,
or even TO her room her pride, ambition and
energy induce and nerve her to take personal
charge of her household, even when her hoalth win
not admit Of it bu: che is nevertheless pereeptibly
sinking from day to day, and always aing.
Thus, day after day, and month after month tran
spire. Her health daily Sinks ill finally even the
hope Of recovery no longer remains. And thus
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No part Of the system is more liable to disease thai
the Liver it being supplied with numerous blood
sells and nerves. and If diseased. the blood OF
flowing thrO all parts Of the body produces Live
Complaints. Jkundce, Bilious Affections, DyspepsIu
&c, &c.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-06
'nnnlissIaIea otiee.

ME UNDERSIGNED. ann ated by the Probate
81 IS county, zlzssissippil g Ehe
September Term. q. 1851, thereof. commits
ssoner s. reeei examine q claims q The
several 81 James Bel, de-
caese Fepee ted lnsaIVen Wl meet 81 tAe
Praba oIiee 81 sid county % tie iiIs5
urllay ST every non dc fourth onllay
IS Apn next FOR tie purn0se 81 attending lle
saia creditors and S reI ving md ining the
said claims Haea and Were h1 SD creditors
afe hereby notified q 6zias md prove her
sslz claims res eala es1a1e
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-23

determined that he would hunt kim 10 and
make one more eAoII 10 save him. He went
to New York, and after week Of diligen.
search, with the aid ofihe police, he found him.
lie washed ard clothed him. took him back IN
Inc country, and by every inducement that
could be held ont 10 him, persuaded him 10 try
and be man. He made The effort, and was
successful. The friend who SOUGHT him out
and saved him, we are well acquainted with -
They both determined 10 come 10 Tennessee and
teach school They soon reached here, and
with high recommendation they brouph, sooo
obtained good places.
The reclaimed son Of the PRESBYTERIAN cler.
gyman, within six months after his arrival,
married an orphan girl worth $40 900 in cash
She had a younger sister and brother. who
each had equal amounts. The sister soon AZ.
ter died, leaving one half of her estate 70 our
hero and his wife, the other half 10 her broth
er, and thus increasing his estate to $50 600.
When the Mexican war bruk. Out The brother
enlisted, and made will, leaving all his es-
tate to his brotheriL-law (our heEo) and his
wife, IN case he never returned from the war.
lie, like many mure of our noble youths. was
killed at Bnena Vista. Thus our he.o came
l"io possession Of the entire estate Of the fam
lily, which at first was $l2O 900, which had
increased by advance Of lands and increase Of
negroes TO over $500, ,OOO He is now one Of
the richest planters of Middle Tennessee, and
does not live twenty-five miles from Nashville.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-23
Sitting Of the First American Congress.

On The 5th day Of September, 1850
years snce-Ihe first American Congress mel
al Philadelphia. AT that eventful period, this
body resolved TO support Massachusetts, in EteI
resistance 10 Great Britain, if the mother coun.
try attempted to cary into execution, by force
of arms, her unjust and oppressive Parliament
tary acts, in passing, with the royal consent
the bill to close the Port Of Boston, &c. Il
will be recolected, during The uprising among
our justly indignant forefaihers, the militia.
men of Virginia assembled at Fort Cover, un-
der Lord Dunmore, and declared their deter
mnatlOn to support their counirymen, in pref
erence 10 the King Of England, at any moment
the exigencies Of the Colonies called for the
sacrifice at their hands. They solemnly re,
solved 10 resist any attempts Of his Majesty tC
carry into execution his obnoxious and tyran.
ical edcts. 1t was this same indomitabIe and
unconquerable American spirit, that induced
the ColOnlss at that crisis of affairs TO arise il
New Hampshire, aud attack and carry The
Kings Castle, under the command Of Captain
Cochrane, carrying off all the powder, except
one barrel.
The first provincial Congress Of South Caro-
lima, met at Charleston, on the ii Of January
l775. The Pennsylvania Convention dc.
clared their determination TO resist the arbitra
ry laws of England, on the % Of the same
month. The new Congress Of Massachusetts
met on the first of FEBRUARY. Then followed
the battle Of Lexington, when TicOnderoga was
taken BY the Americans the battle Of Skeens-
borough, &c. AT this time, Congress issued
Continental money. John Hancock was elec.
ted President of Congress, and George Wash
ington was appointed Commander-in-Chief OF
the American armies. Subsequently the cele.
brated battle of Bunker Hill took place Bris.
tol, R. l., and Hampton, Va, were cannonadet
by the British, under Lord Dunmore, who was
repulsed, and on the 7th of November declared
Virginia to be in state Of rebellion, and pro-
claimed martial la,C, at the same time inviting
the slaves 10 join him. Massachusetts issued
the first letters Of marguc and repriSaI against
Great Britain. On the 18th Of December, H.
IS. Congress determined 10 build Navy-ic
consist Of FIVE frigales Of 80 euhs five Of 2e
guns, and three of "a guns. At this juncture
General Howe, the British Commander, order
ed the old North Meeting House and lOC
houses in Boston, to be taken down and used
as FIRE wood.
Thus we have given 10 brief few Of The
memorable incidents which gave rise to the
Declaration Of American Independence, on the
4lh Of July, l776, and the bloody conflicts
which followed and eventuaied in 1888 in Sc
curing 10 this nation the civil and religious lib
critics which we now enjoy.-Jersey City Sen
fiael and Advertiser