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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-12-20

DIR. BAKERS
P A | N P A N A c Z A
FOR THE OF
FIN IN NNs
Both Externally and Internally.
GREATEST PAIN CURING REMEDY
YET DISCOVERED.
Pain cannot long eriSt where this is faithfuHy
used!
0yGive it One Fair Trial.S0
And if you de not find it TO he all it is recomen 20
DOUBLE THE %MouWf M cIS" OF MoNET eS ~ REFUNDED,
This offer is made knowing that what this Medicine
has done in thousands of cases, il will do again.
FOR PAIN
IN THE STOMACH, BACK AND BOWELS, urRNs,
BRUISES, CUTS AND swELLINGs, coLIc,
DIARRH9A AND RHEUMATISM, HEAD
ACHE, TooTHAcHE, AND EARAcHE
IL Cures almost Instdntaneously,
CHRONIC DISEASES,
:YsPEPsIA, WEAK BREAST, LIVER COMPLAINT,
GENERAL DEBILITY, FEVER AND AeUE,
cANKER: OR, SORE MOUTH, rUTRID
SORE THROAT, WEAK EYES,
SPINE AND KIDNEY DISEASE,
OLD SORES, COUGHS
AND COLDS.
In The above named Diseases it only needs to be faith
fully used, and
A Cure is Cerfainu
MONEY REFUNDED.
lsroRrAsr TO Aersrs-Agents will find 1t greatly
to their interest, and are az full liberty first intro.
ducng DR.. BAKERS PAIN PAN.4CEA 10 give
hack the money freely il those who are not
fully satisfied; and may use il in Their FAMILIES or
give few bottles TO their friends that they may test
its GREET MERITS over all othev medicines and
when ntr oduced they will find that they can sell
introduced their sales large Families will keep
Genuine signed by o n BAKER, MI.
Price 20, 90 and $l,O0 per bottle.
FoR SALE NJ
J, w. Collins, st. ClairsviIe,
II. Murphy, Hendry ysburg.
v. NJ. Swan Mo Tistown.
Haines Hatcher. Loydsville,
Harry Glass Bridgeport.
], =, Anderson, BeiIsiIe.
J, F. Crunfel, Jacohsburg.
a. Matson, Centeville.
A. Armstrong, Armstrong Mill.
H. II. Mott Barnesville,
Warfeld & Crosien do.
w, T. Dorsey, Dorsey's Mill.
Dorsey Il Co. Captina.
J. b. Martin, Sewelisviils.
eehOoiey a. MrGrew, Martinsvi lille.
! Wm. Slye, Hicholsville.
~. P. Niles Son, somerton
June sIa, Isss.sm
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y. wv. Collins,


WHOLESALE s RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES s. DYE
.. STUFFS,
sMPUTATING, DIssECTiNG and POCKET, IN
sTRUMENTs, GUM SPRING & THUMB LANCETs,
and the most improved -
Paint FORCIPS, SCARlFICATORS, TOOTH
FILES, SAW FILLERS. EXCAVATORs " ROSE
DRILLS. MOUTH GLASSES GoLD AND SILVER roll
TEETH of every variety, GUM M0LaR q PIVOT
CUSPIr, BICUSPlT INCIssoR,
Also, Gold Silver & French Leaf, Yellow Green o
Red Bronze Together with full assortment OF
Glass rare d Window Glass
and such other articles as usually found in wet
furnished drug store.
The proprietor being coufnedto the legitimate Druf
usness for several Years past, and having made t
his constant study faters himself that he can certaIn,
do much better part by his Customers & the people
generally in the way OF selecting and furnishing then
with PURE DRUGS and filling Prescriptions NOR
correctly that those who devote the greater OF thei
time and attention to the AUaER aiMbET & wALPAPE
TRADE His drugs are warranted pure or no sale, an
the prices sh all compare with Eastern prices Wheelin
prices not taken into consideration when the. sam
amount of drugs are purchased. Call Examine IN
| stock and prices all orders Promptly filled,
June. 18th, 1855,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-12-20

~ETThe Rev. Mr.. Blank, OF the Eplsco-
pal church, after laboring in an ancient d
yery respectable town ~ Louisiana long
enough TO have planted vineyard, and
eaten the fruit thereof, became discouraged
and very justly disgusted with the people
lie determined to leave them, and in his
farewell sermon he thus unburdensd hi.
heart ana his conscience:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-12-20
Silks

$4,000 yards of Dress SILK, from 25 cents to 90 per
yard or adrcss pattern fron3 to sos. have in par
truar several pieces of vay t+eh and magnificent Satin
striped More Antique all roors; very heavy watcred
Pout de sole; superior article Of Brocade Silks with
satin stripes and Barso all coOs and ne very latest
styles. Turk satns at reduced prices Blk silks oil
hoed for % cents worth one dol several piecesof yrd
wide do. at low prices; o Black Ribbed silks, have a
few pieces which cannot he heat In Short Ladies who
favor me with call cannot hut be satisfied am de.
termined not to he outdone by any one.
In addition to the above just received of 80
cent silks or6S adress pattern, which is worth double
~ m
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DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

CHRISTMAS PLUM PUDDING half
pound of beef suet very fine; stone and
chop one pound of raisins; wash, pick, clean
from grit, and dry pound OF currants;
soak half Of q six cent loaf of b-ea in a
pint of milk; when it has taken up all the
milk, add to it the raisins, currants, chop
ped suet, and two eggs beaten, table,
spoonful of sugar, one wine-glass of brandy
one nutmeg grated, any other spice that
may be liked Boil four hours. For sauce,
beat a quarter Of pound of butter to
cream, then stir into it half pound ol
powdered loaf sugar, or melt butter ant
sugar, and, If liked. add more brandy.
iolL YOUR MoLAssEs When molasses
is used in cooking, it is a very great i'm
! provement to boil and skim it before yo,
! use it. II takes out the raw taste, and
makes, it almost as good as sugar. Where
molasses is used much for cooking it l.
wei! to prepare one or two gallons in this
way at n time.
CngAp AND EXCELLENT CANDLEs.--The
! following recipe | have tried twice, ant
, find it all that il is cracked up to be.
have no doubt that it would have been
wor more than $40 to me if had known
/ it twenty years ago. Most farmers have {
surplus of. stale fat and dirty grease, whicl
can be made into good candles at a trif
ing expense.
/ | kept both tallow and lard candle,
through the last simmer, the ard candles
standing the heat the best and burning quite
as well, and giving as good light US the
talow ones.
Directions for making good candles from
lard:--For l2lhs. 70 lard, take lib. of salt
petre, aud lib of alum; mix them aud
puverize ,hem dissolve the saltpetre ant
alum in = gin of boiling water; pour the
compound into the lard before it is quite
all melted; stir ssthc whole until it boils
skim off what rises; let it simmer until th,
:. water is boiled out or till it ceases t.
throw steam; pour of the lard as soon a
it is done, and clean the boiler while it /
hot. If the candles are to be run. you ma!
commence Immediately; if to be dipped e
the lard cool first to cake and then lrea
it as you would tallow.
! -. esa--
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-12-20

During the search constituted" by the
editor of the Times for female compost tors,
it is reported that the following short dia-
loeue took place
Bristcr. Good morning, Mr.. Henpeck,
have you got any daughters that would
make good type-scttcrs!
lIenpeck-"No; but I've got wife tha,
would make a very fine 'deyil.'-Zanes-
vile Aurora.
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READING IN THE WORI.DH
UNITED STATES MAGAZINE.
UNITED STATES JOUR INA l..
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28
THE MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR or THE
SCHOONER EUDORA INOGENE.
THE CAPTAIN AND MATE UNDOUBTEDLY
MURDERED.

THE CAPTAIN AND MATE UNDOUBTEDLY
From Our Own Reporter.
-Four days and more have now elapsed since the
sinking Of the sct ooI er Eadors Imogene, Capt Vim.
Palmer of Deep River Copn., snd yet the aifs re-
10 ains 10 some extent mystery; there Is ut, how
ever the least Goub. in the mnGs Of tho who hs7e
ys ed the locality where the schooner sunk TIA.
the captain and mate have beea murdered in cold
blood for the purpose Of pluodsr. The murderer no
doubt il a Ieero-a Five Points' thief-gho succeed
ca in hiring out upon this schooner few weeks since
as cook and pro baby has awaited himself OF the st
fsvorste opportunity 20 carry out bis designs.
From isfor .tiou orr reporter received ., West
chester Village there Is ressor 70 bellows thss con.
sprscy bad been entered into By he COOK and snshsr
colOred man, who was hsngiog sbou. Wstchsatr
vi sge on Friday sftsroon, and whose manner ex.
cited suspicion from various he nq 1ired par
tculariy for City ana Hunters Islands and since ths
srs ing Of the Schooner bss become known |. is be-
Hevsd that be was In soms way implicated with the
cook.
The name Of the schoooer Is Eadors Inogsue, a.
above stated, instead Ct Eddor.," a. a. first r..
ported. We were informed yesterday By Cspt Ar
mold. brothe1.in-law Of Capt VIM. Palmer, wao "a
euppO-el 10 DC ZIG ctnOOucf " -
manned by the csp,sin, the mate, named Prstt, aud
the coIsred cook, George Wilson, now Under arrest
The following the facts in refers.es 70 this MS
terious affair no 20 the present time:
On Wednesday afternoon lss. the schooner Eudoys
Inogene, laden with cOs and bound east came 10
sncbor about ball nile IRON CITY klsr q, be.seen
that and Hsr. Island 10 consequence of adverse
winds. See remained there Until Friday egelin 2
VT Gu s.irsc ing irdcul4 mott O. Gun be FAC: thu
il IL Gus oclsy vessels 70 anchor in this locality
during unfsvorsbe vest 90 Friday eyenin abo1t
OClcck mar was observed scullng along shore his
sin gulsr and uIssillful management Of bost az
rectec toe a. ention Of Mr. Cnalss &c enoan, hoset
keeper al City Islano, an Capt, lie YARNS sdPps-
ing tbs. THE individual proving sbout isr tue
puJpose Of sealing ooas load OF % sters, taey
went down % the shore ard, secre ing tsem+sves %
bird a W ssel wa'cbec bis movemeots Woie tnere
Mr. ucCerusn saw the schooner heehrg oVor ecne'
what srd rernazt sd that they must De Igseoiog oer
N orc Of 20 20 I'd the cbsIe Ell" soue three ninu'es
after the yssss be- heel over again aLd anoItm
mtd;st,ly ssnk. They teen rauto tae snail toss
a. s,,,,i OFT b rsrisr ssss,ance % the crew gao
ere ,pppossd 70 b. Oh board and 81 the same ..ms
c.II4d OFT 20 ibe pusrcious person they had been
.a,ctirz in tie small boat go osr ao1 help rescue
he crew; but instead Of rendering a-sistaacs, 10
chspeed bis o0urse aoe attempted 20 pail away ton
y 2 sbore n another direction. BIZ. McCienrs1 end
Can't LIE Ta-nis thea hastsnei - the sonoocss ia
IL al bos.s, ca. discovered no sgns c. the Cap.ac
crew, 81 hey Tsrs Asa lsi 70 s2Jpe,. tas. here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28
THE ERIE RAILROAD AGAIN.

PITTSBURGH, Tuesday, Nov. q, 1855.
The question of the railroads. through the town o.
Erie his been before the Supreme Court sitting at this
plaoe TIE history Of The present proceedinEs Is IS
hollow: On the 9th of Ocob.r the Governor signed
fbe bl psssed a: the lat session of the legislature,
and OF the Sd of November he app2ntsd sepa Cssey
road In The 10th Of November the railroad comps
ME- rrie and North Esst aod Cleveland Paioesvlle
and Abtabpls appeared before judge Wood Fero' at
his chambers ia Philadelphia, and made motion icr
an ipmction to restrain the agen, Casey, from tax
ing possession. Jucge Woodsac6 graoted the lJluhc-
zion with an sdmouitory order co mnqHd'Hg MIR, casey
not 10 ,rooeec until ms hearas of the rule. o. the
gath the case was agaed before all the judges te
Suprem, Court in this city NO ion OF Geena in',
Caey 20 ouash the admoui y order. Ye,,erday
the opaieB of the Court ei' en- by Chot Justice
Lewis 70 the following effect: JUICE Wood"sra
juriscioion unanimously susIaleec, pus tSe oIua
was amended by substituting the words be eau
tioredF fcs abe commanded The question VIII be
arguedin PhiledelphIs in January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28
AMERICAN MASS MEETING.

LoUIsyILLE Ky., Pue'd y, Nov. 81, 1855.
The American Mass Meeting announced to com
7 in this city TO-DAY, w4s duly organized ths morn
:. Delegates from Ohio, Ma;sachusett,, Penn-
ksnis, Illinois, Mississippi and Ke lucky were
ssent, +. b. Bartlett Of Kentucky gas chosen
fsicent. Ire fo1owin re alto wore sdoptsi:
2aoe6 That be " Of the fds tho best sssur.
ad qua y for the Preservation o. lib ely the pros
tty Of The me-cs1 pesp~.
hist tbsy cherish tho 4 ht Of private odgmsa In matters Of
kicr Il spect for Ths Other.
Nat opp -fed the onion o. Church srd Sste
,oseol.ssscs cJmhiG-tions VI any denomination ia order
src6uss pollficsl effect.
lbs, they rsc"fOizs .ny attempt BY foreign po~r
tsuUe pOtiea government uneet preeEse OF ece estates
jsson otherv tn assault upon the Institutions Of
Apsrca
fha tie existing nsura alton Ia Us utsstsfacory and
safe AID that std0LG legislation By Congress in regard
EN- Is cessary-
That hey resirm the pIindpes of the atform of tue
Iueesn party s6eped At tbsd pha .n5 rnantaa them
he bs ia Of the political sctiJn Of che America party
Thai hey eepo'e he events Of tbs eh Of August 10 Louis
v1e but feel In degree repon.os for them add pub;ly
that of violence had been Concerted
redit.teo by them.
Ths tbs ri ting originated in wsntn assault BY foreg7e
uroBer ding citizs ed ius IN ,hs election.
III they wish for fur her sesy h subject but
bot whenever like exhibits nj reklessn and
sdpe,s the psr Of thsr .dverssies the Amerc OF
L0usve will hro " ntdn their rights a. every hazard
Adjourned til this afternoon.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1855
PoULTRY-THE sUPPLT AvD PRICE.

weksve never seer At this p:r1cuiar season 90
small supply Of poultry and gamo birds In msrkes
&c we found on someshst minute ersminsion To-
day. Tuesday, Nov. %, ard the prices exceed all
former years particular last year Al loss TO IN
dersspd the cause OF this remarkable state OF taIns
ina, on the eve Of Thanksgiving, whea the market Is
usually very tun. We endesvOred to ascertain the
cause
Wefrst applied 70 Mess's. Miller, Hs1ns q Co..
who ars terhaps about the lugsst who'e'ae commits
,iop ce.ers in poultry in the city eceivipg and ss
ipp b, TIE .un bc1, barrel ard package aud asSed
the favor of cokng at their lsst years sales DOCKS
where we find the fcBOwiDg account Of sales o. eA
boxes Of FIST qa4ty, assorted turkeys ducks. geese
ard chickens from Cortland County, IN prime orusi'
and sold in parcels as follows, and the ot IN lbs '''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28
MR.. BUCHANANAN AND THE LONDON TIMES.

Fyor The Union, Nov y.
The following Is q copy OF the contradiction for
varcec by Mr.. BuchanaS the American Minister q
London to the editors Of The London Tsmes in refs
charging BIN iih having made certain sssurances 70
the members Of toe British sinisry the sabjee. a
tie wa< with Russia, and especially IN relation to the
British ensu ents Ia IBIS country for tue Cdmes- It's
id and temperate tope contrasts admirably with thu
violent sDd y;r perave character OF ths charges %
Ihs Times; ard yet notwithstanding Il wss for ~srd.
sd TO h6 editions OF that jesrns neatly month AGO.
thsy bad refused to mske sny correction up 70 the p-
rod Of the departure Of the steamer Canada We are
lot oiSposed to comment o. length upon such IA
bibiron as this The az. % a,TibG1og ~ tie Amer
car Mriser expressions UNANIMOUSLY false followed up
BY stubborn deceusion 70 publish Dis calm and re-
spectiul contradiction, proves foreyons deter hin
ton ot ugeS rcse1tatior which would be uaworay OF
tte most grespoIsibe Journal Saoa conduct speaks
for itsef.
The Ameriesn Miois.e. presents his compliments
20 the EDITORS o. he Times and assures t'em na
theJ beve besr 'rinforDsd With respect 10 the ox-
pfsssiors aid oonduct attributed 10 him IN ihen sad
Ipg srtict5 Of this morBiDz Always mindIu 81 tne
neutIslIyy OF hs GoyegI meat 1hcn be fNuy approves.
Il gss With deep 2 zret b learned IS he frat and to1
Washiu aton that attempts vera made Ia the United
S,..es ~ recruit eCo.ers fos The British army bacsuss
be feit confde.t that thee stempts would tend %
20 aLes the fierdy relations between the two coun-
ries which /. has Been be arden. desire ever since hs
arrival in EngissS 70 cherish sn5 promote
The American Minister osn OF course, entee into
70 discussion 10 tie pablo journals Of qtestions BE-
tween the two Govern non.s or state what Is shAt
have ssen ost OF these quss t0ne bat he hAs tsa 4
both sGe % IL. IeS sld Limsef to make .bs pro npt
CO.. ec'tcD.
Ma 81 Hl-,sy E~.e'. Lo.dsz Nov l. 1885,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28
HEAVY ROBBERY OF JEwELRY.

PuIADELPHIA, Tuesday Nov. q, I6oo.
Mr.. Lineberger of the firm OF Messrs h hn Lane
berger arrived here early this morning, In the aIn Tor
Washington, ard left bis TRUNKS In the care OF me oa
gage e,est TO take 10 the Washington Depot, while he
STOPPED TO zee lend. Daring the transfer one OF the
trunsswas stolen and subsequently found cut open AMI
robbie of its contents consisting of watches and jew
elrv 1hlned at g. ZOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

To IxnOyE Crows WEyAr.-A cSuespondsu. TO-
fo,ms us that be has mixed ose bashsI Of ezra with
two bushels Of vse.t 2n5 ground toe mixture. and il
mai e. gooi brad. rts whes. ground sLsne ccau
not Re used The corn should be vs-y dry AMI
thorouc big miEed vita tts rhest
We hSpe thns or miiIer are not tempted 70 aig
nny long ,hsa sitS high priced Aozr; b.
in cur Opz analysts Of ssnas OF tAs og. aos /, TIA
MAKE wand iscl;ss ssrs qgee- hi,g..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28
FURTHER FROM MEXICO.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Nov. q, 1876.
New Orie ans papers of Monday last are received.
Tbey contain the "details Of the news from NJ 'xeo to
the 18th ips. Alvarez had entered the Ci;y Of Mex
Tie garrison hsd evscuated the city. TIE seat Of
government is to be permanently removed to Belsno
oe Hio on the 18th Of February. The bes. feeling
prevails between Alvarez apd VidsurIi. Senior UraSo
hsd been appointed Minister to Prussia. Senior S3iato
be- resigned the Secretsryship of the Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

raE CHoIERA IN VESszUELA.-Ten thousand per-
scs Il Is eetnsted hsve fsleD victims to tie cboers,
fhs seesoo, In Cersccss, Lsgusy q, Paets Csbeuo,
Sslaeia, Victoria, 1umsrc. Msrscsy AID ctnsr
pisces. It's pressuos ia yaiencis continues TO be
dHsSfary aaicips.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MA GHETTO TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsnINnrnN TneaAer Now.

WAsHISoroS, Tuesday, Nov. 81, 1855.
A Sscison has bee come 20 b ? the Cover 1nent
.snSctipg the drafts for e. 100000 drawn by Santa
Asa por is IL believed that any wiil DO made at
rrKnL
.s,t Of ChcfJus'ice Of the United States Criminal
Sout in the Drtiic. Of Columbia, vice Cranch, de-
Gs. Alnonte viii remain here during the Winter as
Nstiesn Minister.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28
FIRE AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, MONDAY, Nov. 26, 1855
Ihs af warehouse and elevator in this city, ogaed
by NJ y. walker, was destroyed By fire this alter
noon
Dir. Caldwell conductor on the Chicago aud Bur
huRton kshroad has bees Convicted Of eInbezzlemea
ado sentenced to yeN Dfsoaueut in he nen,fen.
t,gy. Motion has been made for anew tia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28
EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE.

BOSTON, Tuesday NOV. =. Ic90'
The locomotive Clinton exploded lat evening on the
Worcester and Naobua Railrosd, XII log AR. Gioso1,
the epa ineer enc badly iujuring the fireman.
large meeting OF the citizens, irrespective OF
party, wss hello this evening in FaneGn Hs to rstiy
the nomination OF Alexander II. Rice for Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

WASHINGTON, Monday Evening, Nov 90, 1855.
ne statement that the Attorney General has decided
4, tsyor Of drafts the Mexican in iemnity Is totally
Ele. The Attorney Generals opinion doss not touch
s,sfs II decides only that S.azars commission
ssdDued after he sbdicahon of Santa Anna and
49, bis concurrence in Emory's report Is valid and
ee Inc is now established A dis met OPT. ion on
a,sfs Will be rendered 10 the Treasury Dspa tmsnt.
Dispatches have been re eivei from England Mr..
Crnptop remains a. Minis err and Mr.. Buchanan
Sss not leave bn post. II is not tae that Prussia
nd England have agreed to the cspitaz alton Of the
0,rish Tolls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGIsLaTURE

CoLUmRiA, 8 G.. Tuesday, Nov. q, 1855.
The South Caro- ina Lrgif sure met yesterday The
ovenos's Me sssge was feLt in 5'-dsy. 1t is very
,ort document and is entirely devoted 10 Sta:e at
-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28
LATER FROM HAVANA.

kEwORLEAES tuesday NOV ", 1880.
TIE steamship Gran ada hiss arrived at this port with
Havana dates to the 23d inst, but the news Is unm-
portart,
Sugars wee wholly unchanged.
The steamer Isabel arrived at Havana on the 23d,
from Charleston, having encountered very heavy
gale,
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CONTINUED ILLNESS OF RACHE

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Nov. 81, 1855.
Rachel left here this afternoon fos Baltimore on her
vsy South. She continues very poorly, and on leav
ing Jo,ess Hotel her condition 80 feeble that sac
had TO be carried TO the vehicle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28
NEW-HAvEN TOWN ELECTION.

kEw-HAvES, ssday NOg. q, 1856.
The most excl ing town eleci9l ever held here took
lace to-day. Over 3 800 woes were pol Cd The
lrtrcan Union ticket succeeded by 400 majority.
Town Clerk and SelectInen we're chosen.
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FAIL or rHE rowERs oF A BRpGE.

ROCHEsrEN- Tuescay NOV. y, 300.
The towers Of the lew Suspension Bridge, nov IN
prccsss sf cor s,ruciion about mss ow this city,
over the Genesee River fell this sfteraoon WITH tre,
pnendOus crash. The 20 seIs lie on the bank to'ai
wreck. No persons weTe injured
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CANAL NAyCG ALTON.

ALBANY, ruesasy Nov. "a. 1885,
TIE Canal s pasisoble along the entre line. TIE
weather here Is very uild .H.
BUFFALo. TUESDAY Nov. %, ISIS.
TIE weather is moderately cool ana foe. Wind
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TRIAL For RIGAMY-

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, Now "a. ISIS.
TIE Jury in tire uia Of DIR. <sudforc of Newark
for bzsmy dssgrecd ard we're 6ischsrged this afSsr
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

bPhINCfIELD, fhFrUay, NVF' -
Mr.. G.. W, Serague of Norta Adams Jumped from
re cars fom NewYo'k, last evening, whsn near tal9
place. while they were in motion, snd was instsnty
killed