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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-06-22
The late Amos Lawrence.

The BostOnTranscript gives brief sketch
Of the Diary and Correspondence Of the late
Amos Lawrence, which has been printed
for private distribution among the friends
of the deceased. The diary says:
"I have never in my life smoked cigar
never chewed but one quid, and that was before
was fifteen, and never took an ounce Of snuff. +"
In 1907 he came to Boston with $50 in his pOck-
ct, feeling, as he says, "richer than | ever felt
before or have felt since" and he gave 10 the
neighbor who drove him to the city s. Of his $50.
During the first seven years OF his mercantile
life, he never allowed bill 10 stand unsettled
over the Sabbath. lie kept an accurate account
of the merchandise bought and sold each day,
avoided excessive credits, and practiced the
most rigid economy, never, as he says, 'aow-
ing himself to spend a fourpenee for unnecesa-
nv objects until he had acquired it." During
the first year he made s 800, and the second
a. 600. In January lS08, his whole profits
were et75, but at successive intervals Of six
wears from that time, he became worth 1914
csc. 900; 1920, Sl20, 600; 1896, $3.50, 900, a2d
is35 S427. GOO. In 1929 Mr.. Lawrence COM
menced a memorandum book Continued TO his
death, Dec. 80, 1882 containing statement
of all his donations in money, or other articles
charged at the cost. They, within this period,
amounted to S639 900; and added to MS Previ-
on. unrecorded charities, probably make total
Of seven hundred thousand dollars"
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The EMPEROR OF RUssIA--A PRoPosI-
T1oN.-We End the following in the New
York Sun of the 18th. Of course the
proposition cannot be accepted, as it would
be palpable violation of our treaty stipu-
latious:
An Anne rican gentleman. who has the
eHtres at the Court of ST. Petersburgb,
writes in these terms to friend in this city
largely interested in steam machinery -
do not believe that the Emperor Alexan-
der is of any softer material than his father
Nicholas, or that he will let En2land and
France off before he has taken the starch
out Of them. lie either has repeated or
very soon will repea: plainly the offer his
father made to our Government He will
give the United States the whole of Rus
sian America, (which carries With it i'm
mense whale fisheries and the unlimited
coutrol Of the Pacific coast for the priyil-
ege of buying and fitting out steamships
and privateers in our ports As It is now
known in Russia that English agents have
been permitted TO recruit for the Crimean
army in New York, the Allies cannot COM
plain If the American Cabinet accepts this
6ns offer. In case it does, thirty millions
of dollars will be spent among our laborers
and mechanics by the Russians, and our
ships will end prompt mark
ct. Alexander speaks English like one
born to it, and Keeps the run of American
papers with surprising accuracy. Soon af-
ter his accession he said to party of Am
ericans who we're presented to him, sour
countries have a: heart one interest in COM
monte cure England of her mania for
giving the law to other nations"
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The IsibIe in SchooIs.

The Supreme Court of Maine has pro-
nounced in the case of Donohoe Us Rich
ards and others which was argued at Ban
gor last summer:
The suit was brought in behs If Of girl at
tending one OF ike public schools at Ellsworth,
against the school committee Of the town, for
prohibiting her attendance at the school. The
committee had directed the English Bible 10 be
read in the school. Several children Of Roman
Catholic parents, Of whom the plaintiff Eas one,
refused 10 comply with the regul stinn, and " ere
prohibited from attending the school. Il was
argued by Mr. James S. Rowe, Of Bangor, for
plaintiff, and Mr.. r II. Dana, Jr., OF Boston,
for defendants. Judge Appleton delivered the
opinion, and it occupies six columns Of the Ban
Ror Courier, il was for the defendants.
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THE COQUETTE.

49, OON6 ~ y d ~
She sits within her boudOir small,
Her head upon her hand,
She who 80 late in festal had
Seemed born bat to command.
WAY gathers sadness on her face
Aud on that qoesnly brow!
MethOught apon her cheek traced
The silent tear just now.
q To one who seemed all joyousness
Amid the glittering thrOng,
Who moved so radiant with delight,
Say can those tears belOngl
Can gorgeous robes and sparkling gems
Conceal heart of care1
And can the soul eonvulsed with fears
A smile Of triumph wear7
The hea-t--ah! there's the mystery,
ahath tale to tell,
And agonizing arc the thoughts
Which in that bosom swell.
For one has Iecreant dared to prove,
One whom she thought to gain,
Who, while she prOtfsred love to all,
Didst break the CALLING chain.
Fair girl, would not love TO bear
The chidings ofthai heaI,,
Which tells of love aud heartsssness,
ofcOquelry and art.
I'D rather dwell obscure and poor,
Within cottage small,
Than sacrifice truthful soul
Mid crowds In palace hall. IDG.
FREMoET, Juae, 1855.
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The Prize Book new Ready.

! lie HAlUHMhNs-An Interest,"
ing and moral tale of Domestic life, a COM
Panion to "The LamPlighter." Published in
one volume, cloth, 400 pages. a.-r.
I This work has been long and anxiously looked
for, and its publication will be hailed with sat
isfacton by all readers Of pure and clasic fiction
The characters are graphically portrayed and
vividly impressed upon the imagination OF the
| reader. ''The Watchman'' bids fair 10 become
the most popular book Of the season.
Read these Notices Of the Press.
This is a good book, one Of tina, class calcu-
lated to enchan the interest, and leave q whole
some impression behind, one that we would
willingly place in the hands of our wife, sister,
any dear female relative, confident that they
would be benefited by its perusal. Can we
award il any higher Praise.-l Daily Journal.
"The Watchman' merits the praise it has re-
eeived from all who have read it. 1t ahounds in
incident and adventure, and while il interests
the reader, il points to a wholesome moral.-
The author possesses a brilliant Imagination
and has devoted his or her talents 10 good
purpose Atlas.
"The Wstchmsn" is work ofsupassing in
terest and extraordinary beauty. Many gen.
tie heart will sympathise with poor Joseph Car
ter's and Ellen's sOrrows, and will follow the
destitute orphan boy, Henry Selby, in all his ad-
ventures, glOrying in the unwearied desire 10 do
well, which eventually led 10 his success
Weekly Reg.
There is pathos and beauty Of style in the
early chapters Of this story, which viii lIre the
reader on to the endin spite Of himself DEM
ocrat.
This is a charming story. TIE characters are
forcible; il will provoke many smile, and draw
tears Of sympathy from many eyes.-[ Repub-
lican.
We have perused the proof sheets of new
work entitled ''The Waterman" Never did
tale abound in SO many beautiful images, and
so skIlffully drawn pictures Of the heart. There
are passages in the volume, equaIling in stirring
incident and exquisite pa,hOs anything we have
ever read. No one will fail TO read the book
through who reads the first chapter. # re-
quires no gift of prophecy to predict its inn
mense SUGGEST Herald.
0FPrce of the complete work handsomely
bound in one volume, cloth, gilt, is
ONE DOLLAR.
Copies of the above work will be sent to any
person. TO any part Of the United States, per
first mail, free of postage. on their Iemitting
One Dollar to the publisher, in letter, post
paid, JOS. P. SANTMYER,
High-street, Columbus, o.
For Sale BY s. BUCKLAND & CO.
Fremont, June 8, 1855 -20tf
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GENIUS OF THE WEsT.-The June num-
Der Of this interesting monthly has been re-
ceived. This is western magazine, and
as such, we think it ought to be Patronized
in preference to the Philadelphia and New
York monthlies. We most cheerfully rec.
ommend the Genius of the West to our
readers. It is edited aud published by W.
T. CoGsuALL and COATES KINNEY. Cincin-
matt. O. Terms, but one dollar per year.
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July Appointments.
DIR. TUEBS, Analytic Physician,
Will be at his Room,

DIR. TU RBS, Analytic Physician,
Will be at his Room,
FREMoNT.-Kessler's American, Monday,
the 33d July.
T1FFIN.-ShaWhan House, Tuesday, the
. ith July.
SANDUsKY.-Ss. Lawrence House, We'd
nesdsy and Thursday 18th and 18th July.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Lungs,
Liver, Kidneys or Spleen infamatiOns, Rheu-
matisms, Asthma, shortness of breath, or diff
Guilty Of breathing, Dyspepsia, Drops!, Weak
ness or Nervous disabilities, Restlessness, Loss
Of Appetite, Constipation, Derangement ofthe
Stomach, B ious Affections, Gravel, Swell
ling. Cancer, Scro fula, Ulcers, Impurities Of
the HorA, or any other chronic or long standing
disease, are invited TO call.
No Charge for Consultation.
DPatieuts subjected to no expense without
a reasonable prospect of recovery. IN
Sanduskv City, May Is, 1854.
Dr.. Tubbs, Dear Sir: If the unlock edfor ben
eft have received from your treatment can be
of any service 10 yourself or dipsairing invalids,
l cheerfully give il for publication.
But for the wishes of dependent family
should not have enjoyed this pleasure, and prob
ably never again applied TO any physician-at
least that was my determination. | had tried
many, and as many times were hopes revived
and foied by bitter disappointments. was ut
terly disheartened.
During ie47, and two succeeding summers,
had the ague, which seemed to have most dis
sstrous effect upon my constitution. Under
bracing treatment | was enabled to labor for a
short time, and then compelled TO desist. For
year before seeing you was unable to labor
at ALL and part OF the time was confned TO my
room. Physicians treated me for Bronchitis,
and diseases Of the liver and spine. was thin
in flesh, weak and bowed down, and suffering
almost constantly from coldness of surface and
limbs; had cold sweats at night, and pains
sometimes very acute. from side and chest to
the shoulders. Early in May, one year age, |
obtained my first prescription from you; in Au-
gust following began 10 work, have since labor
ed hard as a carpenter and joiner, am now
stronger and in better health than at any time
since first attacked with ague seven years ago.
This is brief sketch, but by calling, persons in
terested can learn more Of my past and present
condition. CHARLES IAMPMAN.
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Wine Drinkers, Take Notice.

Catawba appears to be in great demand
in our town, and as it all comes from Gin
cinnati. We give the following extract from
e Cincinnati paper. that vine drinkers may
know what it is they imbibe. More than
two-thirds of the CstaWba wine sold in this
market is made of water. sulphuric acid
and honey. with dash of Genuine Cataw-
ba Wine to give i; flavor.
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H" IDA," is welcome to our columns,
we shall be glad 10 hear from her at any time.
The "Lines 10 Friend, - and aWster," are
both good but we cannot publish them unless
we have the authors name.
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The members of CrOghau Lodge, I. o. o. F.
and all transient brsthren in this vicinity, are
informed that an Address will be delivered in
inst, by G, G. T. STEWART, OF fNOrwnlk.
All the brethren accompanied with their wives
or female friends are frstsrnalIy invited to at
tend. ISAAC NJ. keller, Sec.
Fremont, June %.
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About O'Clock on Saturday evening
the house Of Mr.. JOHN GuMBERT, on the
east side of the river, was struck by light
ming. killing the son Of Mr.. G. instantly, and
considerably injuriug Mrs. G. The house
was somewhat shattered by the fluid.
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HInsnnic.

All brethren Of the Masonic Fraternity in this
vicinity are notified that an Address will be de-
livered in Masonic Hail. on Monday afternoon,
a5,hinst., at 3 O'Clock, by DR.. ID. BRAlNARD,
IN cOmmemoration Of the Anniversary Of ST.
John the Baptist. The brethren with their
wives, or female friends are invited to be in at
tendance. 4. d. WlLES, sec
Fremont, June %.
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H The controversy between Senator
Brooks aud John Of N. T., Of which we spoke
last week, is for sale by S. Buckland & Co.
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EE Our thanks are due to Senator B.
F. Wade for Part First Mechanical Depart
msut cfthe Patent Office Report for 1854
Also for Maps and Views 10 accompany the las
annual Message Of President Pierce
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Wanted Immediately

DY the subscriber, Jour Matchmaker -
ID None but a good workman, Of temperate
habits, and well recommended need make ap-
plication. A. l.. HATFIELD,
Fremont, Ohio.
June II, 1866. 22w3
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Cd Arrival of
New Goods at Clyde, O.;
.qC II. B. BEERV'S
New Cash Store!

Large lots of Ginghams, Prints, Denims,
and Ladies' Dress Goods. White Goods,
Bleached Goods. Plain and Black Silk Mits
Groceries. Boots and Shoes; Just received.
Cheaper than ever.
P. B. BERRY.
Clyde, June Is. 1855. 2I
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A. L. HATFIELD,
WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER.

On Front Street, opposite Nims', Fremont,
II AS the pleasure of announcing to his friends
IL and the public that he is Preprred and hap
py 10 wait upon all who may favor him with
their patronage.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &C., repaired and
Warranted.
CiOckS--A large variety of Clocks con-
stantly on hand from s ,25 to $500 and all
Warranted.
He is also agent for C Myers philadelphia }
Pianos. For superior action, equality pow
er, and purity of tone and substantial work
manship, they are inferior 10 none. A large
number Of First Premiums, Prize Medals, d.
plomas, &c, have been awarded to Mr.. Myer,
for his Pianos, of which two were at the Worlds
Fair in London, FIVE at the Frankin Institute,
Philadelphia, two at Boston Mechanics Asso-
citation, also in New York, Baltimore, and 9TH
er places.
Those wishing TO purchase Piano or Me-
lodeon, can be assured Of obtaining frst-rate
instrument us application to me.
Nav 25. 1855 lStf
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FOUND.

A NOTE give n by Henry Hat 10 Alexander
IA Williams, The owner can have the same
by proving it and paying for this advertisement.
May 25. JOURNAL OFFICE.
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Confectionery.

7 AM now daily manufacturing at my Confec-
tiouery, on the cornerof Front and Market
streets,
Candies of every Description.
and in every describahle shape and pattern
All Confectioneries sold by me are manufactur-
ed from steam refined WHITE SUGAR, and
not from the common N Orleans sugar as are
the great porionn OF the candies sold in this
part Of the country.
Orders for any amount less that 5000 pounds
can be filled on application.
THEODORE CLAPP.
Fremont, June %, 1855.
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E For interesting reading matter. see
the fourth page
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TTAVING established himself at Clyde, would
IL respectfully announce TO the public, that
his present ARA angenents will enable him 10 at
tend to all calls with due respect and prompt
attention Office one building east Of Boyd's
HntaI Clrde. Inna D. IS55. D
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Blank Book Work!
Probate Notice,

Probate Notice,
All persons interested are hereby notified that
Jonas Engler, administrator of the estate of Da-
vid Engler deceased, has this day filed his ac-
count for the final settlement of said estate,
viii ch said accounts will be heard on the 18th
day of June, 1855. LYMAN GELPlN,
Probate Judge.
Probate Office, MAY %, 1855. I9w3
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Rifles.

DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
n, that the Com missioners of Sandusky coun-
ty, did at their June session for 1855, levy tax
Of one mill on the dollar valuation, for road pur-
poses, in each township of said county, for the
present year, and said tax may be discharged
ylabsr on the roads under the direction of the
Supervisors of the several districts, at the rate Of
One Dollar per day.
Ii. E. CLARK, County Auditor.
81
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mn, p, @, KIsHPAUGH,

June IL, 1865. 22w3
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Better Times.

forgetting the past, and anticipating prosper
Gus future. The crops now look unusually prom
Using, and no doubt in three months the hus-
bandman will once more be permitted to harvest
an abundant crop. In view Of this prospect we
have been to the Eastern Cities and selected one
oT the 6nasf
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Stock of Goods +!

ever offered 70 the Patrons of our Market! And
having the misfortune Of being burnt out one
year ago, and thereby compelled to rebuild, no
pains nor expense have been spared TO erect one
of the
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TIT tttei4 Of LIE comptbS lIet
CtSb on had, Ia bank, and In TIE hRpal .!
AGAtS or Other re ESopt,.,,.. 49,. -"
Real eslbth uHim upbeikd -. .,,,s ..,s,.,, z
IS In0TtEtse P0AatI 9 aud rtT cen; Interest
P3FSbl4 tena ppRtRllY .,..,,,..,.., .,.,S p
tlehtk Z e tilt t6piftuE keturta hy hpTtEAtS
Bills rttelTthA tlnf!J tttGCta aud PtESRk
,.t;.1s. :, =, y. ..,.'"''''s''''i
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oa.ttlsays, 'ltntLe everlasting privilege Of
The foolish 10 be governed by The WISE. II is the
everlasting luck Of the foolish, when in tt0uUlstO
be tuIea BY I'll: misehisyOus. Now is The very
time when they fsII MeY 10 dvnsEOgues. The
popular orator, With mean heart, dirty propeESi.
lies, and sensual ambitions, seiles upon them.-
They listen to bis wOtds, follow hs leadership,
giye emphasis to his rnseolty, and while tbey sui.
fer ua1et charges Of violence. a disposition 10
break the Law anl disturb tile peace Of socieiy,ot
adopting bis protested principles, lie rises through
Their assistance, pethsrs OF the neat electitH, to
some Office which he eau only disgrace by bis IN.
capacity to perform It's duties,
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l .ll.l|''.I GER A z HIG q NEWS
By the National Line
rstsekArusD Fo8 81 ut oFSe3sF
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF Tng ASIA.

tt,,, ~, a
tlAIlEa4, reg. i4ln'-the steamer Asia altiyet
tste lo'aaT Elih Que *etA'slsIs' news from Liz
etb POOL
Tue cotton market at Liverpool was dull, sn,
w. s. ess i.ti. sS eutl"s ihe gssM Sl,I9'
gsleti O. Shleh sPeeaialUS lnok 1900 and export
sls tS0.
Itea e., ~ Manchester was dull and Prices dtoep
InE, J he'e vas sas!l Speculative deinaEi to-
aoat ~, eoi n Prices ve'e uns6'3eed Western e.
neI 1881 ohlo 46S G0t4du' Y, prices declined Il
PEI quatseIi white As; yellow 43.. Lstd ffn
improved demand Of totlnet rates. Ptorisien5 Vtt
STEADY a. 81 PodetAle prices.
'taste was nt0dttats dsmshd fot lice and PIT
! eeS were filmtI, though moi quoisbly higher.
A kp9dpR the Stock laniGtt was iEhl.
snNe9 STATES Etoekt had advanced.
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Z l.Ast a.a8 q a - 3



Metktts RbiEoIss6F 4ae Northumberland
take thi; opfsHstBY 70 ihtany6u that stsued
actoss thet Pa shs ne, With bad q lion from
The Qtesespt lfoa AS6tka and eyetylhiBt vent OF
sstely, until cot 8Nbtns sboulstwo todsof The
Ohio shore, when ths wagon ltoke Though the
ice iato The river. Immediately went lolhe G,
y, RaIltpsd dePOtp 81 Belair, vFttsl fOp1l Nj.
pttlersoN, the agent Of tile g. Q, Rti!tosd, Who
went with me 10 MI. Marlin Fink and stated
10 hin thai WANTED Eons assistance a The tiyet.
Mt Fink 0sds the tepy that as soon as lie eot his
cars lolened lie would help me, aud moi before.
len him, telling him lhat hoped be and Mt. Pal.
tttsonwtuld sletP vel on their cohsclences, /
Immediately tslu,nel tothv olhtt side Of The tyet,
to tie Yitsinia Mil, aud tound the Sapeltatea.
dent, NJ. Norton, and told lin the condition wa.
in. Mr.. Morton asked me how many hsndt
wanted; Told him, and they we're Immediately
called tot and sent 10 my assistance, fOr which
myssIt snd the Crescent Mill Company, hereby
relura ttsit thanks TO Mt, N0ttou pnl LIS hands,
by whose prompt and eealIem1aly uiJ, we vcre
released IN tue bout Of peril.
.ssss aBHER CHaESocS,
Wheeling, Feb. 1855.
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NJ. Alexander offered resolulion relative 10
81 proeurelaen. II neS bell to be placed upon
~ City ilsll.-teietttd TO committee on Ma'kel
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P,,r cOxyrSr,os ,-TAe Western Telegraph
Companies held meeting last Tuesday, although
tsch dfeetdl ttnlint,l 81 bis home in Wheeling,
z,nesrills. Cincinnati. Madison and Louisville
Tie President, 81 Pittsburgh, took the chpit end
slled he meeting to otdet, willie The setteiaiy, 81
u,uon tecOtded the ptottedi0ts Motions sttt
iasip aud seconded and speeches deIvttel, owl
K wires, with wobderful rtt and Point. TItEs
r.e u houtts Of rhetoric aud no talking fot
tgrconbe, rnels and statements wtte psiintOrs'
g small Jut compost Rst.tltlls
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DENIM. u. s. SENATOR.

PHILpEttulG, FEB. l4.-At Harrisburg today
tao ballots ives Rad fot United States Senator.
CstnttoR received IS votes on the ftst ballot
balance sea tittinEt ~ 80
Among dezen candidates on the second oal!o''
Cametoh tetkived 69-e7 Necessary 10 elect The
ele ciion was then adjourned two weeks
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tx cut notice Of the ate, Yesterday, We gave no
credit 10 anr tte company, because NE did mol
knOw which company rendcted tue most efficient
service. We understood thai the "lulerenl.
cnee, Of The First Ward, was first and iorenottin
sttyice, as IS. should naturally have inferred from
me location Of tie fts,
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A Sust1lrcrE roR Rlo0a-34hp Ttwrt,-.Tbe
ii price Of aout aud sinilht nsccssatits has sci
es EIsot the Poot 10 work; and partial substi'
We has been iiseoytted fot the costly Article tom
siioblte yl1ff ot lifs'is made. Seretal bstets
fas comntncel The FalnufacIute Of bead from
va: j, called 1sbip.Autf one of The Eve diyls.
as Of tts Projuclot she,i. This sells fot 90
q bundled, tnd make, pretty tlIt article Of
x II Tie lines 81, Rneh hatdet ibe ssT.stlt
tadjinrs Of Doctor Gtahtm will have 10 beIte.
i9rled 10,
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TTwillism SLsnmill, soldier Of the Rerolu.
tionary amy, died 10 Btectenrilge county, Ken.
luekN on tie 9Th Of January, in TIE 1854 yestVf
bis age,
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NJ. Sweeney moved that Tie committee on Coal
iat The uot be instructed 10 confer with The com.
t,lee Of Visitors Of tie Wheeling Bentyole nj
N}sely tot The ebtteeton Of abuses rtas'lSsd upon
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PsErAR,SO roG THE CRlsa.--ssystsl Of The
boals al the wharf laye been cut loose, III an,iC.
pstiOn OIL lie b.eakins up Of tie Ice.