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Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-06-02
HOUSEHOLD GLASSWARE

HOUSEHOLD GLASSWARE,
II ROM the Principal Fnrtoiirs and late Auction sales
L comprising iifi and ieafahle nssurtmem At %
per cent below usual rates.
Dealers aud nihrrs will do we'll To cali heinre pur
chasing elsnnheie ,0Nn pack ages now on hand
EDWARD = CORFlEtD,
i5s South Seeond street, (ahoye spfaee)
in u an Phiiadelnhia
kU SEN DALE HYDRAULIC CEnrN 4.
4 n excellent ,nrtirie iof Lining Csterns. Vaults
"A Spring hsr- aud Cellars. aud for keeping anpnss-
from wet ana exposed walls fnr sale by
tHARLES SHEPARD SMITH.
conner of Trout aud WillnR ST. FRAlrnadJ
Ap II ~ PAiiadelphlt
NEED FEEn = Oats aud corn chopped, mddiinp
L aud shin stuh- for sale At nTandywine Mill prices
d. w, SMITHS No l24 Market 81.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-06-02

EXTRACT OF vkNf .LA.-'rnis preparation is a
" concentrated Extract. end very eonvrnlcn iorm Of
using the Vanilla inr fla youfine creams elies, fud
dings, Sc. Price % cts. pet hutle, prepared by
EDWARD BHiNGHURsr,
corner 9Th and MnFket s.s.. WumIugtun.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-06-02

Ihis 4. certify thai have placed in the hands oi
Msssts. A. Cushman 4 CO., New York the receipts oil
prepare aud oinf them for popular They are such
have been IN the hshit Of Recommending and pfo.
-ctihhs for many years and their composition is well
known hundreds OF regular ply sirisus who have been
my s'neniH aud who are (many Of am) nav practising
with distinguished success ~ all pnfs al the country
securing Ike co.npei alton OF MI Alex. cushnan, no
is Thoroughly educated Chemist aud practical Aput,
cary of many yrars' esleionce, enabled 10 assure
Inc public HAT they will b. prenfed Ia the
md nnst neLfnni form. n. aLllnss of .pensr.
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Health Restoring Ritters,

NIpI' M For ENtEY SEASON IN TIII YEAR.
Remove all morbid >ecrct"nS l,lriv the blood. I'VE
great t"lcalli Vi~or o the Digestive Organs. cure
disease that already exist iurttv the system :I ~t
future l-ci>c> III no time dchilltatiug the patient.
Being grateful To- the most delicate stor,ril their
inNi@rain9. strengthening and restorative quail
ties. make them an inVallIthic remedy in
LIVER COMPLAINTS. JAI'\DICE,
DYSPEPSIA, INrIrIENT CONSTITUTION.
and AL other diseases caused hv an impure state ot
the stomach. bowels! blood. liver etc. whic! tends
To- !cbita:c or weaken the system.
PCLNONNRI ELINIR.
The multitude VIII" have used tl!i> Elixir uncliv-
"caiy pronounce il superior II amy other prepare.
ton for consumption OF the lungs. throat. a-th-
ma. bronchitis Group. and all ether Diseases Of TIE
respiratory organs.
STRENGTIlENINGP L ASTER.
II has n" superior for removing FAM intcril: in
Examinations, rheumatism, weakness in the side
back. breast. stomach. &c. and when used in liver
complaints and u monarI Diseases. will prove very
beneficial To- those suffering wiki such.
For sale wholesale and retail hv !. c. Rn"ha,n.
ST. .Iohn>hurv. :. Hastings. ST. Iil>hllr, Cen
tire. Calvin Morrill,. East -. .Ioh~hurv. n W.
French Iuncnturc !. s. H. Weeks. D,n:i.!c. !.
A.Joln>un barnet. Harvey Warden. We, Barnet.
J. c. Cowl,S Pcacllam. !. Watts. Pcacham. Chase.
Could & Co. West Concord, Darling 4 Woothn.v.
Concord. ". II. Mctiaiicy, Lyndon. grImi
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j}!arrinQr5.

In Kirby, Oct. ~. james Nillin and B;i.li-l.'ia
Page.
IN Barton. oct IS. by Rev. {. +. Fer in. Mr
Charles j. Robinson and NJ Charlotte Narrv.
both Of Barton.
In litflr:"n. y. II. Oct. 81. bv Rev f. Irv.i tr-
i'"!l'cr. Nr Samuel BAL of I.unerhurc. ". anil
Mi-~ Olive VI. Turner Of Nrmroc v H.
In Erowninr.on hy Rev. s. L. Hal. Mr. 1rh" L.
DAY. Of Coventry. anl Mi~- +! ylia Am Cia:h. @,
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became SO violent that the gas was turned off. /
and general FIGHT cnsucd 1t is stated that
IN the melee an cx-candidate for MAYOR was
thrown out of second story window, and Sc
ycrcly injured.
Ky Letters from Sclkirk Settlement state
that Mrs. Spencer, wife of one of the Amer-
can mi >ionaric>. was shot dead while in bed
with her husband and child, at Pcmbina, Min
nc>o'a Territory. The deed is imputed to a
Sioux Indian.
r. The sales of public land, this year, will
exceed G.ouo. 900 acres.
x y farmer named Mcdonald, in the
township OF Godcrich, Canada, succeeded in
freeing four bears on the It'll uit., and then
shot them all
e: ihe gran! Jury OF Hichland Districts.
t.) among It's prcscntmcnis. has recommend
CT the rc-op"nin" OF the African Slave trade
They set forth its supposed advantages and e.
ven necessity to the South ard argue to JUS
'lty lis humanity and morality.
1HE MAINE LIuroE LAWN the Lcgis-
atisc assembly at Quebec on Thursday
stringent bill to prohibit the sale of intoxca-
ting liquors passed to second reading by an
almost unanimous vote.
t" HEAVY FOREIGN pEBr.-Iti is cstima-
ted that American railroad companies owe O.
Yer SO. ""o,o"o to parties residing in Europe
1t is not impossible that some fthcm NAV ul-
!imatciy fall INTO the hands of these foreign
creditors
~ Daniel Chandler of Concord. y. H..
has been sentenced to the State Prison for
HE. on conviction Of hay inc altered il switch
which caused a train of car, to he thrown of
from the track of the Concord railroad
L: It's computed that there will be TWEEN
tv-onr Thousand miles Of railroaI in the Uni
tc! states on the first day of January next
Tie longest railroad on the surface of the
Globe is TIE Illinois Central. which is .3l
miles in length, and is rapidly approaching
'o'''''i'''''''h'
T." E.oomcri>m is appearing again in Ro-
l w
VALUE OF llr~EANr. - The judiciary
foH!":it:cc o: The Civ Councils Of san Fran
cisco have reported in favor OF paving Mrs.
''''''''""' '"fl'''i'! .! "a>h'h"'"'l' >I"'"'"
a> compensation for the loss of her husband,
who wa, Killed Nv ,,IIjnc from one Of In, bad
., 80,
Wv
t'.I , "" '',' '>''" ~ ,"',>'(.fi'! ''S
own hands: She ,rl.;v,.,s her fields s,,I;,s bcr
rails. am! does her own .tncirr: and the pres
c" autumn She viii ha'conr hundred bush
,,,.,, i,,'. I .;,,,.I".
~L,. h.. nn, ,.;,,Llor ,r;,I,;n ,l,r.,,,,;,,.
liN. L. j. llr>r.-Wc hay" heard many
H"''! thin"S that rmAn't"d from the keen wit
"t THIS reverend gentleman. but the last one
threw Us down entirely. n nan recently
passing Mr.. Hunt was accompanied hy
~'''''I dog ana 'h' I!'flr Sr""nlr'i '"'S SAD
''" l','N 10 ,,'rN ms 'rr'l III the o!d; gentle
IMAM, lee. This physical manifestation not
determined 20 ,iciin,zr ,hr doc in turn. and
Drawn" We ''- emf OF his cane soon added
q: 8: !: !: !; :: i: {: !: r.: :: t..
',''' "a your ,'nA w." r"u'' nave lriSh''E'd
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The Ladies
Che Gentlemen

'A\ buy IN OIIErO.iT Of me AZ from 4 TO
y SI0,,O-a better bargains than can br had
III The c"Ii.:v. LIT OF hcr omo> il-i received and
,Lcy nl>, u" >oi ur the bencii; o the community.
l.. JENETT
Oct. J. st1;f
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The Halleluiah,

A NEW Collection of Church Nu>i,. by Lowell
~ Mason. ut received and ior al, hv the doz-
en- OF -iH@i- copy. /. VI. HOW ARD
-. l0l!l-t'lIfN. bct. -. 1871. .."oW.;
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rolEDiYS LATER FROM EiROpE.

= y
ne ! '''''. at -'o" i"'N' '''''!'' Ely
li>h dates To ut. -, but 10 very important
news from ,hc sent of war. The following
are All tie. lem, Of interest:
,1.. r r,,u, hal
-, =
WV 49, ia ""' ~ w W" III
,,
i'" ''''''' ''; ''.'''','' '''', " ''ooi> ".r
'" '''. ''''''' '''' '''''' ''''' ~
i t"AHfihtd ''A' '!Ic bt'Ic Meet VIII re-
turn ""'Hr "l'""" '"f'"'r operations.
tnar !a~Aa l. lrrr'!lH" TO operate on
three points, the truth. D"hrud,cla and the
sea
1t Is rumorcd that france and England are
at prt>cn; o!...r",H- he rc-c>tah'i>hticnt OF
the independent kW.',on, of Poland.
The latest dc,i,.t h from Lord Raglan >'a-
ted that the allie, wou!d open their fire upon
Scla~'oiu! "'out the 9Th.
l;u-,l !, ;.r.a~~ine troop On the Austrian
frontier while she l!a> >,.ar,,l, a regiment Oh
the t:on'I"r ut Prussia.
Ii i con t.ic'rI, a~-rrtcd that secret trca
ty La. been saIc !ctwccn Russia and Prussia
he toia. E">,iaI force available for I'll,
h''','''' a. ''''c Oh 'Ae 'l!i's' oo'h lana aho
Cl;r, l...~. ,,o,+;on .,,., ,,.,o .,,o.
had lccnm.!r to captur, Canton Lu, with.
out c.>~. Al attempt to ctlrcta compro
me- with The Insurgents had failed. Fight
.i,. ''' ''''' '''''' "''''0''' any ''''
!. ,",.n,...,u... S,.,, TO-, -
L.n, d,..,.,...I +, ~. r,,'.;',,., NV
SNAIL PoN IT Grlrrox.-The small
pox ha, made it, aprcarance at Grafton and
IVES, lndoycr. 4 Nr. Putlrr student =,
law in the Office OF, Eytt,rti.,d X U,ml;n =,
Andovcr. took i, in I'm, first place, from \ lad,
who had had it in Boston and was uoino
North in the cars. H., was taken with it a:
Orator at tie house Of "A friend with whom
he was STAYING. and was carried from Their,
to an old house h.ck from any resident in.
haitan,>. where he died last Friday njob..-
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II III II
u.
VIII holl Public Meeting at the
st. John sbury Ac a d e m Y,

Tuesday Evening, Now NJ half past 6 o'clock,
precisely.
The Exercises will consist Of Orations. Poems,
&c and Il Debate upon the Resolution:
Er>oINlp. That >,{j: Erucatioo is most tdruuJle
"a ii, hrh J,m,nt 81 s,"nd S'tolrAip.
The public are mvitc'! 10 attend.
Erw,Ep +. FAIRBANKS, Secretary.
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81 ANK BOOKS,

EEENOEANliIM Ms Of AL Kinds: Diary for So
VI lar.r and small: school and Miscellaneous
Books. ami lar assortment 81 Stationery Goo,ls
IU~t receive! ~ How ARDS.
-. .tU.l.!-.,ijrN. tct. -. Ia. .,uuNi
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'c' = Wv '''' ''''''''''- WV ''''''
l\pIlN MASSACRE N OErG"N.- The
san francisco Herald OF September 3oth.
...,. committed lv ~. Sn,k. InJ,n. u,on \
ia.t, e.. c,uiIrr!t> near Fort Boise III OREGON.
!hr rHi-''i''' were twenty III "''lihrr, ana
'' - '''
Tt.t1,,, o,u.rn who were semi OFF from the
fork ~ hury til" Ir,I AMI rescue the survi-
Nor-. i"And the ho'I7, lynn" around tn" spot
"".'' ',' ,"'" !''' ',''''' '" III
H.. ,....,.,. ,-,l;i:.;,, ,,,,L, -,
i.~.,..,I tr..,..,..,,t T., ,,..r,
,.,,l H.. '.,....,1 ,..,.,;r. ~ ,,.,,. ,l;,Ir.,
i,l.l.,;,.,,.I, l,,,, ,,,,..,, .,,;, L...,.o
L.,.,. ,r,r.;. ,,.,I. ,,,.,,
-. T,. ,o,.,.r.. ,.r..,,..J ,,,,, ,x,.;,- .u,
.,,i.;.. ,.i .,r [-'l,,,,,,',. ,.,,,,,,,,.
,n,.., oa'I, ,r.r,, .,,;.,l, r.,;I.l
tu,,.',..I 'l..,;', H. -. H.
~. S,.l. I..I I -: conn.
,. l',, H. ,;
,,r,,,s anal ,.;,., will .un,l;,J w;,h ann,
'.I ..,.,,,,;.. an g..
;I'II.. IT,,
rt,,. l,,,.,,'.i I,'r;.,, .u I
.,,,,,.I I'LL ,,,rr,..,.I ,,,u H., -,
ao,;u,, ali whites who moht .,Il in their wav
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XI"IINS. Fu,c. Guitar. Br.io-. Tanbornc~.
tli.~. .,rc"r!c,l~. .Lolia> Scrajlnr.-. and pi-
il'> FURNISHED :it sort notice. Instruction Book
ir all kinds OF Musical instruments constantly on
hand.
Z Call and see. III IIowarI'S Roo!, and Music
Store.
- 'OhN-DIrV. Dc. -, 1S..4. .0oW,
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kcad..'}Iadc tIylhi..s..
she WIS.

1jO Bay State ami C.i-!.;ncr- shaw. winch VI.
be sold at low prices.
e.. H. * J. ". WEEKS.
Lyndon. Get. :. ia. >..tt
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Clotbi,,q
Ready. Made CIo!!liDs Of all Kinds,

AM IN H':v quantity. either by -r.'r Garment or
case. Il: The lowest market rates Also a large. stock
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To those who use liquor for Mod;o;ro1

~ .,to'0 WIZ uSC liquor I0r Medicinal
qu"rS Tor medicinal purposes should c,ve the ,rat,r
e!ce 70 " Olic'> Schcdam Schnapps
l. Il IS manufactured ut Schie,i;in in UojI, al ann,
exclusively III the factory of the pronric,or ~,
ce>>es and materials elsewhere unemployed and I'M.
known. ' ''''' "
.. 1t is proved by the repeated an,Ivs;s Of
eminent chemists to DC entirely free from tI;c ncr.
nlcloU> iii-l oil which remain, IN every Kind II !;
I"of distilled from sran and which is the c.u>c IF
the ncrVot> and vi>ccr:i! ,!era,lc,,ncnt s.r,n. -
gc>ilo.l. a lnorbi,! desire for h!!jtual ,rJ ntor,-
peratc ntu gence, which such E.i,,,r, ,v,r,;,,,
tend tosupernuce.
.. Ii Is proved by the same unerrinc tcats. tl,,t
'' Jumper "ih + nn' favored with the coarse a,-
r.'' ana h;isc>tlbie OIL OF Juniper heretofore used.
but with the specifically lighter. more volatile ,r'''
matc AID medicinal of the two essential u; Of .,,o
Italian juniper berry, elected bv every Other ,,.,,,.
uiac:urcr. '''
A. II Is chemically proved to be absolutely nurc
IN rs rcciificat"n-a quality obtained hv an entire
~ new process, and which 20 other illu t;in -;
the world has acquired.
D. 1t !: proved bv extensive mo E.,I oxnor;
and testimony, to bean efficient as We'll As m ,.rr..
able remedy III many cases of incip;cn, ..ro,,sv
gravel, %r"n!. chronic rhe,mt>in flatulcrcc cn,;c
concrel"S III the kidneys a:., bladder dy.,ensi
fever AMI ""uc. General debility, si.!rc;,li ,r,,'
non OF the blood. deficient assimilation Of ,i t.nJ
ami exhausted vital energy
y II Is \ most grateful and rcrnyotinr corl;,l
an" When uscda As directed, never ,nilamc> the .vs,
TEN or induces incbrictv. Int tends rather Ia >;,,
u"c me latter ira!itv. by creating dislike 10 All in
Terror liquors And it Invariably correct. .I,c n
rer'> 81 ''i water, whcthcr IN -wal,y or limestone
n'>u'ci>: IN all OF these enumerated qualities i.
MS u" fi.ai N any market III the wor, Pit III in
quar- and pint bottles, with the plorrici,r'< l,,c
on the bottle, cork and label For sale wholesale N
Boston, at New York prices, bv
EtEE X FERRY, Mol Colnli!I.
\. J.. CirLEE, No. As India street.
NtEk> POTTER No. Ia WASHINGTON st
hEE"ik. HTEvtN>& CrsnIxC.92 Wa>hir-to, #
EE"wN \ MATT. ~ India =.
IiL>sHAw. DEMANDS 4 Co. 50 In,,i, St.
SLiH ". f"wLE, lbs Washington +.
WRIGHT, HAiNE> \ Co. l20 Milk st.
SiLA> FIERCE \ Co. - Elm =.
Ep"AED ConMAN& Co. 81 State st.
HAN ~ q" iiEAN 4 Co. So Con.rcs. st.
sim t. tft MIR. " Elm It. ls.,;wl
L. j. El:iAir> X Sons, ~ Elm st. and If retail
h' I'll Tie respectable druggists and Grocer, in the
SfAlc> DOLPilV WOLFE. Sole mHuuf,r
'urrF importer Is. 20 - Beaver st. N.Ynrk.
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jEarriagrs.

Ia tins town, 9th instant, by Rev. \. e. But
ton Andrew J. Willard, Attorney at Law. of Til
town. and Miss Aurilla McGaffty of Lyndon.
In clover at the Congregational Church. SEPT. 1,
l'v Rev. l.. II. Stone, Mr.. VIM b. Barker and Nj,
Harriet c. Stone, daughter Of the Rev. L. II. Stone
both Of Glover.
Ia N'"bj'ry. sept, -, l'v Rev Si;as McKctn. Of
Bradford Samuel Wells. Esq. of MonIclier,and NJ
~ p. Leslie of Ncwhurv
In Glover, by Rev. T. j. Tcnnv. Mr. s. +. Vince
cr and Mss y. T.. Ma:ihcw>on, both of sutton.
In Lowell, Sept IL. by Rev J. wc,nan. Mr.. r..
H. Har'n% an! Miss Elizabeth French, both of l..
In Concord, y. H.. Sept: Rev Loren TlIiver.
%! ndlnl, and Mss. Elizabeth e., ,iau.':.er of
Farley.
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Girl Wanf,ed.
STATE OF VERMONT.

Essex District S..
~ Probate Court, holden 1t The PROBATE Office i,
Hii.hali.wiillin and i,r ,,! District. on the .G,
day Of September. g. H. 1874.
iN> III N!,NT. iur!ort;ns 20 he the last
VIII and tc>';'nic II oi Calvin Hubbard. late
OF Guildha iii aid District. deceased hem, nrr
scnfc! To the Court here bv Anna IIubbard. the
ENeciirX therein II: med for Probate: Ii is order
e by sad Court: that al persons concerned therein
ne n"tihc'! I" appear at >c~>ion oil said Court
I" he holden at the Probate Office, in said Guild
max On The 18th day Of October. \. d. 1854.
an" Nhcw cause. # any they may have aeail>: the
ffr!rt'e 81 sad VIII; Tor which purpose i i, further
ordered. that copy d; the rctor,: Nj, order 10
published three weeks succes>vcly in The Calcdo-
man. printed at 81. John>bury, :previous to said
time appointed for hearing.
ORANlEL CRAWFORD, Judge of Probate
y true copy of Record, s.6w3
Attest. WI. II. HiETSHORN Pcr;.;er
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

~ l.: fhe Subscribers, hcinr appointed hv tie
ihi''a'c C""t ~ The. District If C:e.lo-
.'c:- !" f'c'i,". examine. AM adjust
an c'' ana ., 'i',> "ii lc~cii> ac,;,.>t tie -
.''e 81 ''""H A"'o;', i:c ri Itrci IN sad d.
easel and The clans o Tie deceased cx
i'"lc" II ".;~et the'c;", hereby rive ,,iire that
SIX months from the III day 81 Sci,;eiscr. 4. H.
iS'i' are allowed for the creditors L. ,rr~c; their
'aihl> - >:'id commissioners i;r examination and
'I!""aice, and that will meet .,,r i,,a. p,,rposc
III me ':"e.i.rg House Of Ann Ah,.t.:. in .hc
,'"H": barnet. aud County OF Caledonia, on tl.
=. '"'>.';!'> 81 Aclclnhcr: AID February following
al o'ic CLOCK afternoon. each oi sal ,!v>.
BARI. GiIkERSON.
ALEXANDER McrHE. COMMISSIONERS.
Barnet, Sept. ~. 1874: s:s,,a
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Caledonia County Fair.

The annual Cattle Fair of the Caledonia
County Agricultural Society was held at
Dan'll'e, on Wednesday and Thursday. The
show OF cattle, and the various products of the
farm and the shop, was good one, but we
nave not time to enter into a particular de-
scriptiOn. The following are tIc
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Cider IST1;lls.

'ANiiH c"rficS that we have wi.nc,>cjt TIE ou.r,
-, ton OF the Portable Cider Nil. ut Rainfall =. !
"hipPle> Shop. and one DASHED o' a,1l,..
measured and well ground in tire, minnie, l ,c
watch. with one man power
~ ,x, -. h:t l.; JOHN CLARK,
AHl'HiN MCuAFFEi. 5. PAnkEE.
he whole weight Of the NUi, only 2.,o ,.,,,,.d.
and j. therefore convenient for u-c ~ !. ! .;I
tak"n from place I" ,larc
u ih'-c II want oi CIDER MIL. with Pres. at
i :. Ne" |ii iind :!"'n a: The lIopol NIPPLE 4
RANDALL. 81. lo!l'-,ury.
Hci:. -. l>5i. soco
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L III E G. A l. EDO MAN.

! NUliCE''. his certitic> that Franklin Roberts
mas left my house, AMI >Iall no, he held re-
Pohsloc Tor any debts of h> CONTRACTING AFTER his
GEO. ". SARGENT.
""""soury. Sept %, 1854 s:..;w:,x...S
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U and all into the brain.

"lie was then surrounded, and, while en-
gagged in cutting his way with heroic courage
through the ranks of the enemy, sabre cut
from behind, given by dragon as he went
by, nearly severed his head from his BODY.
and he fell dead, covered with bayonet
wounds, sabre gashes, and marked with lance
thrusts and bullet holes. The sapper who
was with him stood by Mr. Burke to the last.
but could not save him. lie is now ONLY re-
covering from his wounds and the effect of
his cXertions."
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WISCONsIN.-In the Locofoco Convention
of the Second Congressional district of Wis
cousin, represented in the present Congress
by Is. Z. Eastman, an anti Nebraska Demo-
Graf, the Nebrascals had everything their
own way. Nebraska resolutions, strong G.
nouSh for Douglas himself, were adopted
Whercupon, Mr.. Eastman considered himself
censured, withdrew his name as a candidate
Tor reelection, and with his friends retired
from the Convention. The Convention NOM
mated one Otis Host, an office holder under
the general government, in the land office at
Hudson. Mr.. Eastman is to stump the Dis
trict in favor of Mr.. Waslburn. the anti Ne
braska candidate
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A GALLANT CoMEATANT.-T The Con.
>tantinople correspondent of the London
Times gives the following account of the
last struggle of Lieutenant Burke. who fell
at Ciiurycyo:
"Mr. Burkc's lody was found, after the
action IN which he lost his life, with no less
than thlry-threc wounds upon it. The Rus
sans had taken his swort! belt. but his sword
was found hidden in some long grass close
10 the corpse. The ring finger of both hands
was cut off. lie was seen by the sapper, who
went with him, fighting desperately to the
last, though surrounded by horde of Rus
SLAMS When he first leaped on shore from
the boat six soldiers charged him. Two he
shot with his revolver, one he cut down with
Ills sword, and the rest turned and fled.
y" lille he was encouraging the Turks.
VINO were IN the stream, to row quietly to
the land, and forming them in line as they
landed, conspicuous as he was in full uni
ior'n and by his white cap cover, number
OF rilcmen advanced from behind a ditch
ana took deliberate aim at him. Poor Burke
Charged item with LeadIong ga!iantry. As
lie got near he was struck by ball, which
broke his Jaw bone: but he rushed on. shot
three men dead at close quarters with his
revolver. AMI cleft Two men .hro.,,L Lo,,2o.
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st. JcknSbary I'asueTrcaa Gallery.
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HNiE>t li"t'ircs are different rom ary ,-v.- !,e-
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ST. JOHN>ErIY, Sept. 1854.
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Terrible MoRTALITY.-PHsbuyyh, Sept
22.-Ihe Despatch, Extra of this afternoon
reports a deaths from cholera, during YES
terday; and today, up to noon, TWENTY-FIVE
deaths. The total number of deaths from
the disease since its first appearancc-cisht
days-has been five hundred.
CANADIAN RECIPRoCITY.-Ou Quebec. Sent
23d.-The Reciprocity Bill passed both houcs
last night, and will receive the royal assent
today. The Governor General will the,
issue proclamation declaring the Treaty TO
DC IN force, SO far as Canada il concerned
Whenever the President of the United States
VIII take the responsibility ofdons the same.