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t7,;y called %. By the rrsvsning unprecedented
prosperity. srG the s1dden enhancensat Of al tbs
n,ce..a-iss of Efs-shs learned cca'smsc 7s'J sP'
.,oo-;stel, ,p:c.d tiy 1.,c ,ur,e With fresh AID
Ut hackney Ell Latin rArs,e. But fAIcy our ieSn1s'
a. The sonorous Hords rolled out oa hearing tas
orator srtsx CT the res a,sssfiG dcm' IL ter
after all tie scholarship Of tie B'ari OF Efucston
AID Of the Free Academy Are We paying snose
ttuDpipa ar nual gums for such swfuily bad Lssa'
We had supposed tha. tie worst side Of cur school,
.J,tem bsj beer exhibited By Mr.. HAzetre, eu'
What can be said now We are afisid the Board
viii its taTbarous Latin, AID the Academy. With
it. total ysrzer,iOn Of tie purpose for which it wi"
created must bott be reformed out Of existence.
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MARDIILa

la MinviIle on Thursday The 18Th nh. by
Rev. Joseph Y. Roth rock, Mir. ABRAHAM L.
MINE, and Miss DRusILLA GIRroN, all OF Col.
couuy. .-
On The Goth ul,., BY Geo. P. Lore, Esq, MIR.
WV. V. RoBBIss, OF Columbia CO., and Miss
JANE RoBrSs, Of Lycoming comfy.
On The so,h uh., by Rev. wn. Goodrich,
Mr SsApEJ HssTzEL, and Miss C. A. STRouP,
bolh OF biounlpleasant
On ihe Sd uli, in the Presbyterian Church,
Wilkesbarre, by Rev ]. Douancs, STANLEY
WooDwAKD, Esq, aud Miss SARAH, daughter
OF Col. J. L. Bauer.
On ihs isih nii., By Elder John Sutton: Mr.
Mr.. WA. HoLxR, of Nescopeck, aad PBEBE
ELLEN SToKrR. of Fishisscreek.
On The 2oih ult, in Berwick, hv Rev. MIR.
Dill, Mir. DANIEL AuNNa, and Miss AMANDA
SoHLkBIcH, ali of Colombia co.
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the case, swallow UP everything else 1t
will not leave Philadelphia unit, except
on some commanding interest," and we re-
gret to see that some of the City members
allowed themselves to become little jeal-
Gus of their simple rural brethren. But
the City and country are bound together by
too many ties of interest and feeling TO JUS
tity any jealousy or fears of hostility. Be-
sides the interests of the country are as va
rious as those of the City, and it could not
unite on any point of hostility. The city
will still have so large representation that
il can command any matter of evident JUS
tice and propriety, and more it ought not 10
ask ... r.s-,.r.. rr.s
The fourth amendment is embraced in the
charter of most corporations, and ought TO
be constitutional provision. The history
of The United States Bank, the franklin
Canal Company in this State, the Camden
& Amboy Railroad Company in N. Jersey,
and the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
give admonition that some snch provision
alone can save the State when corporation
grows too insolent and powerful.
For the republican guards and guides the
people of this State are indebted 10 no man
more than to c. r. Buckalew for their per-
fccion and passage. He labored for them
in the session of 1855 and 1856 with such
zeal, and discussed them with such clear
moss and force that their passage last winter
was comparatively easy, and their adoption
by the people is now rendered certain.
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The French Elect,ons.


The French nation is engaged This week in
holding the second election for legislative
representatives since the re-es.abiishmeni Of
The empire. The freedom Of election means
different thing in France ftom what is inn
piled in that phrase in the United States
You may vote with The utmost freedom, says
Napoleon, shut the government, will indicate
who are the persons who have its confidence,
and seem 10 it 10 metit that of the people,
and as the government proposes the laws TO
the deputies, twill propose cand dates 10 the
electors, and these will then make their
choice." What would be thought of The ifee-
dom of election here, if President Buchanan
were, at the Eext congressional election, 10
issue his edict 10 the people, saying, ".ellow
ciuzens, you are at liberty 10 vote as you
please for representatives., but MIR. Smith and
MIR. Jones being friends of the administration,
you will please confine your choice 10 one
or the other % 1t is just this contemplate
political farce which is now being enacted in
France, and the people seem TO regtrd il in
that light The only persons who appear TO
be taking any interest in The election are the
officials who have the whole machinery Of il
in their control, and they are anx iously aud
actively exening themselves 10 bling out
large vote, for in France, in times Of repres.
sive government, not 10 approve is 10 con-
d emn. A small vote now would be siguti.
cant of a feeling of contempt for or aversion
10 the imperial government. This is a dan
ger which may readily be provided against
where the government has everything in its
own hands. 1t is just as easy to return six
millions of votes as of two, an expedient
which the Emperor has the credit, at lsast, OF
having resorled to on the first election, aud
which has since been praol;ced elsewhere,
particularly in San francisco, under the ugly
name of baiol-box stufflng. 1t is not difficult
TO predict the result. The two hundred aud
sixiy.one representatives elected on Sunday
and Monday last, will nommally be chosen
by electors, but they might as well have been
des ignated by the name of the Emperor with.
out al election, for under the circumstances,
they can be nothing bu, his creatures aud
ready TO do hls bidding Ledger.
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divided into convenient districts of coniigu.
.ous tsrtiiory. .of eqasl taxable population as
near as may be, each of which districts
shall elect one representative"
A, ihe end Of section seven, same article,
insert lhess words. s'lhe cily OF Philadelphia
shall be divided into single senatorial dis.
'tricls, Of contiguous territory as nearly equal
in taxable population as possible; but no
ward shall % divided IN the formation ,here-
Of"
The legislature, al its first session, ailer,
the adoption OF this amendment, shall di-
vide The city of Philadelphia into senatorial
and Representative districts, in the manner
above provided; such districts TO remain un-
changed until the superintendent in the year
one thousand eight hundred and sixty y.fous.
- roURTH ANEEDMIsT.
There shall be an additional section 10 The
first article Of said constitution, which shall
be numbered and read as follows:
SEC. s6. The Legislature shall have the
power 10 alter, revoke, or ahnul, any charter
Of incorporation hereafter conferred by, or
under, any special, or general law, whenev-
et in their opinion il may be injurious 10 the
citizens of the common wealth; in such man.
nef, however, tina, no injustice shall be done
10 the corpofators.
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Sale of the Main Line.

The decision Of the Supreme Court against
the conslitulionally Of this niquilous provis.
ion in the act of last session for the perma-
nent exemption Of The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company from taxation. is received with al
most universal favor throughout the State.
1t is now established as constitutional law
Ilat the legislature cannot authorize a con-
tract with corporation for the release of lis
property from fair share of The public bur.
dens, and consequently the Penn'a r, Road
has been obliged 10 make its bid for The man
line of the Public works subject TO existing
taxes aud TO such other taxes as the legisla.
lure may hereafter impose. We hope TO be
able 10 publish the opinion OF the court in
our next number. Ii is one Of great power
and Of ihesIimable value for the protection
OF popular rights. III it's immediate effect il
will save n large sum Of money TO the State
treasury; in fact oper itgo hundred thousand
dollars gear upon existing rates of taxation.
This Is direct present result of the stand
which has been made against The pronisae
legislation OF last session by the Canal Com
missionets aud the Democratic party.
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Dreadful Aeciden, a, the Baltimore Mine.

Full ten acres Of the old mines worked by
the Baltimore company, fell in yesterday
abou, noon, injuring number OF wofkmen.
FrantE Klinghammer, German. died soon
after he was taken home. No one was work.
ing where the toof iell, bul The air forced
Though The mines by the descent OF such
mas OF fcek and slate, psosrated the work
men in another pan of the mine, making a
wreck of cars on tie railroad track, o.
Mr Gray aud Nit. +. I.andmesser, who sa-l
psrlulends ihe mines, we've together near the
fall and were lhroSn violently down AID en-
veloped in clesd of flying coal dart. They
we've severely eui nos fatally hun. A narrow
passage has been opened iron Ihs Black Dr.
amoad miass across The Rillsri 10, 10 The old
niaes sad through ,his dsiis The AIR was for
oed wlh greatest violence, and The men mosi
injured were 10 IL The cars on The rack
were scattered and Khnghammsr was caught
uader ,aeH, bis head cub arm broken, bow
els cut open and leg broken so that be lived
oui shor1 line
Michael CorcoFan had his scalp ton of,
and is 50 iaiared At i ihonshi be eaanoi hEe.
TIE lamps Of ffy woTkmen in the old
working xete exiinsaished. Joha KeIser was
su.l badly. How mar, are slightly injured
We have noi lsszasd-
SLATER-
We hare since seen Mr. Gay. good deal
. bruised, and head cut, bsi able 10 be about
Thste were lxo nssn with him near ihe faIl,
+; Lasdnesssr and Monroe, examining the dan
gero0s pars rAree times they were thrown
down BY rushing m fron falling masses
The men most isiaEsd were II ihe Black
Disnoss nms, Sig roas OF. = male Ess
also hurl he msu xess al withdrawn from
thar pan of the nine n sbe mOsmng -Hflks.
bgrTE ReooFd
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" The Main Line

CF" The Main Line Of the Public Works
consists Of the Columbia rail road between
Philadelphia ana Columbia in Lancaster
comfy; the lines OF Canal between Colum.
ba and Puhsburg, and the Allegheny Portage
rail road which connects the Juniata aud
Western divisions. The very stupid false.
hood lha, the Main Line does no, yield rev.
cnuc over expenses is sufficiently reiu,ed by
The recent bid for its purchase made by the
Pennsylvania rail road company, and by the
sratemen, OF Col Mott from official reprints
published in the last number OF our paper,-
We observe that some sapient editors are in
happy ignorance that the Columbia rail road
is par, Of the MAN Line, and are amusing
themselves with calculations which exclude
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-01

A CnaNer.-TLe Dusseldorf Gallery Of
Paintings has been purchased hy the Cosmo-
poliisn Art Association, q, 1000, The
whole collection. incieGiug Powers "Greek
Slave" viii be disireuied among the sub
scrjbe,s, Of The Association in January next,
The Creek Slave was drawn as psizs in this
Association by Kate Gillsspy o, Great Bend,
Pa, and las; week sold at aur,ion 10 New
York for Sc ,oeo. The Association was lhs
purchaser ssainsi heavy competition.
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MAP OF RLOOMSRURG.

ESSRS. HURLEY s. LLOYD, Civil En-.
Ns gineers, Surveyors ard Map Publishers,
are now in this place for the purpose OF ma.
king thoroughly correct Property Map,
showing the Ground Plan OF every Building,
the size aud shape of each Lot, with owners
names, or initials, printed thereon, Colored,
Vanished and mounled on Canvas, and Rol-
lers, all complete. Price per copy, s5pay.
able on delivery of the Msp.
They are also prepared TO make Surveys
and furnish Skeleton Maps OF Farms, with
contents calculated aud inserted thereon, OF
any farm within reasonable distance from
tnwn H..t..'ls
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"Where Ignorance is bliss
'ris folly to be wiSe.H

The statement in the bill in equity filed by
Col, Mott that he hnes Of canal west OF Co
Iumbia had not been productive, was an error
ot counsel in drawing the bill and was cor
rocled in court, and also fully corrected and
explained IN the above mentioned statement
OF Col, Mot already published by us. The
extraordinary expenditures upou the Portage
road should have been included, where new
70 al (ani a very valuable one) has been
constructed TO avoid The inclined planes.
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ment ate. my judgment is convinced. II,
therefore, better plan can be devsed--one
more consistent with justice and sound poll
cy, or more effective as "a remedy for ac-
knowledsed evils, Twill take great pleasure
in adopting il, in lieu of the one have pie.
sented to you tonight.
In conclusion. permit me 10 present my
grateful acknowledgements for your patient
attention and the kind aud respectful manner
in which you have received my remarks.
1.-THE speaker closed amid immense ap-
plause, and three hearty cheers were given
for Douglas, aud repeated. ~
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II A special term Of the Supreme Courl
will be held under the acl Of April &c, 1855,
al Williamspoft, Lycoming county, TO com.
mence on the first Tuesday of October next,
for the purpose of hearing arguments on wrils
of error, appeals, &c., from the counties OF
Lycoming, Northumberland and Montour,
and such other cases from the counties en-
bracing the Northern District, as may be
agreed upon. y
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The Views of a Statesman.

Senator Douglas is surely the great intel.
lcciual statesman Of this country, and his
speech which we publish to-day is surely
conclusive evidence of thar fac, 10 any per-
sou who is open 10 conviction. Ills so
plain and YET 50 s;nong that only true
statesman can have delivered il, and no
man can misunderstood il. The maligui,y
and bitterness with which higo,Ty, ianaii-
ciSm and lawlesSaeSS hate the intellectual
gian; is only double ppooi Of his true great
ness,
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Hcllo,nus's PMs.-Persons Of plethoric
habit, subject TO temporary loss OF con-
sciousness from sudden determination of the
blood to the brain, will find great benefit
from course of Holloway's pills, Epiiep-
sy, spasms, convulsions and all diseases am
ssns- from a disordered action OF the vascular
and nervous systems, are cured by steady
and pezseveriag adherence 10 this mild ca
ihartic Ii regulates the action of the inter-
nal organs, and thus equaiizes the circula-
lion.
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A GREAT CousrRv.-Jsffstson Davis, in his
late speech al Jackson, Miss, meuiioaed,
as an itiasssNNon ve thc vas,ness of our ma
lional domain, the fact that during the fou
years of the late Administration, more lanC
was ceded by the general Government, lor in.
te.nal Improvement and other legitimate pur'
poses than a third of France, and still we re-
tain public domain equal 10 the enure area
OF France,
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Resurrection-.1he he Old Whig Party,

AS the dog days approach. the simple e'heart.
ed old Wings oil New Orleans seem TO be
looking about for amusement. Alter much
comparison Of opinion and ample reflection,
they have concluded to recousuuc. aud re-
suscila'e the old Wing party. They have a
horror of the Democratic party; they cannot
altogether approve the kuow.Nothng party;
they don't want 10 be idle; and as they eau.
not, with all their powers Of invention and
imagination, strike out new party theory,
they have resolved 10 disenlomb The remains
of Whiggey.
They have done so, and, with due formal.
y, have appealed TO the old Wings through
on, the United States 10 arise from the dead.
We much fear
"lhe echoing horn
No more shall raise them from their lowly
bedn
The ghoslly muster will be slim indeed
Yet we here aud there are cheered by fee.
bic response, stealing family upon our ears,
like voice from the grave,
We ieel some anxiety 10 know in whal
shape our respectable adversary will appear,
| Ii he he intends to resume the name of Wing,
he must resume Whig principles and that
| he does SO intend, we are inclined 10 believe
He must come, as was his ancient custom
covered all over with inscriptions sbou
"banks,n "high tariffs" "mlenal improve.
menls by the General Government" ''distri-
bnuon OF the proceeds Of the public lands, :
&c, sc. We ate prepared 10 welcome the
| old gentleman with an homes, shake of the
hand for. notwithstanding his bitter preju'
dices, his scutvy tricks, and his endless hum
bugs, he is much more respectable than an,
of his uccessors-WuAiagton States.
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Ey 4 farmer in Germantown, n. j., says
that ne makes 7,000a year clear profit from
twelve acres of land, He raises principally
early vegetables Ter the markets, aud uses
abou, s., 900 worth Of isnillizets on his land,
From a patch IL Ieel by $50 leet he has sold
$50 worth OF pie plant this season, and can
sell more from the same patch.
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PARKER's PArENT.-ln the U. S. Court al
Pltlsburg the case of Parker Us. Bisler was
recently decided in favor of the plaintiff by
Judge Grier, thus sustaining the right OF The
paleniees against party who had inffinsed
their patent for the famous Parker percussion
and reaction wafer wheel. Thirteen suils
were on the trial list recerily al Williams
port for a like infringement, but the defend
enls 10 every case confessed judgment.
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~" The Lycomiug County Fire Insurance
Company paid SIs5,7is, ia damages the
past year. They have now insured S:3 ,25i,.
s5S,Ia, and premium notes in force amount
ing s., 1867.
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SALE OF TIE Mans lSE-oa las Thursday
evening the Main Line was sold al The Phil
adeifhia Exchange al soclion, although there
was ohly one bi6-ihal of 81 ,soo, 900 by The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, for which
The prcPsuy was struck down. This will no'
release The Company from tie paymen, oi
tonnage tax, nor exemps their properly from
taxation as was proposed ey the Ac, Of As
Seushly
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F There are mors ways than one 10
make money in Chicago. The city is now
Sgiiated by the discovery tea, The physician
OF the County Poor House had been selling
the dead bodies of the paupets 10 the various
medical colleges Of the country. |, appears
that the practice has been ke, up for years,
and that it had ouy been discovered by
mere accident a short Time since.
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L5GEa

On The Is, uli, IL Franklin township, ANNA
HueHEs, Gsrshier Of John Hughes. aged IL
years and ten months
On tke IIih IN % Conynshsm, Luz- CO.,
Col JacOB DEusHELLER, in The 6sih year of
his age
In Berwick, On he Ssh uli, Of Scsrlei Fe-
yer, JAs0s Z, yonngesJ son Of Amos 2 and
Ssr.h J. Greasy, ssed year, 3 monihs and
"a DAYS.
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A New SrAR.--Mr Herman Goldsmith has
discovered another asleroid between Mars s.
Jupiter, making The forty fourth which aslron-
omers have found there. This last one re.
sembles star Of l0.1i magnitude.
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fy' We regret to find that J. M. Coope.
retires from the Chambersburs Sp,nt, for we
fear we shall no, easily find his like again
George H. Menset h his successor, and has
the bes, wishes Of ,he editorial fraternity that
he will sustain the fair character OF the Spirit
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A competent teacher 10 wanted 10 take
charge OF common school in Conyugham
district. Employment could bo given for s
months in the year, and 10 a GOOD female
teacher SEQ per months would be paid. To
secure the situation eatly application should
bs made to +. r. WOHLFARTH, M
President Of the Bolrd Of Directors.
Centrevile July l. 1857
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CEANcE-Herssiter passensss O. The Csi-
aEisSs Railroad gong Nor.h viii be allowed
20 IHinries TO dine Al Tanacua. instead oi
Par Clinton as heretofore The train hom
Paila6elPAis now reaches Rapert some ear
isel lksa .orHsr!y- -------
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q TIE DEnsilas Bank gives 0oiice issi j;
xlA apply 80 The neu lsgssislure for an n
crease OF sioa 900 capisal sock The Prol-
ecs ior = nes Sank II D.aviEs : aise resi-
we'd RsaIp-
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TT Col Jos. Paxton will give bountiful
dinner TO his friends on the coming Fourth,
A delegation of some twenty-five or thirty
from pcllsvile and Tamaqua is coming 10
enjoy the day al Ca,awissa.
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BY AUTHORITY.
RESOLUTION

Proposing Amendments TO the Constitution Of
the Commonwealth, ,Ha
REsoLvED by the Senate and House OF Rep
resentatives of the Commonwealth oil Penn
sylvania in General Assembly met: That the
following amendments are proposed TO the
constitution Of the commonwealth, in accor.
dance with the provisions Of the tenth arliels
thereof. .e,
FIRST AMENDMENT.
There shalt DO an additional article to said
constitution to be dssignated as article elsv-
Ell, as ioliows:-- ea "..
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w' The President will leave The Capitol
for the Bedford Springs, Pennsylvania, about
the middle OF July, and on his return will
remove TO his summer residence, the Sol.
dier's Home, about four miles from Washing
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T Upon the resignation of William Cam
eron. Esq, Of Lewisburg, President OF the
Bank of Northumberland, john B. Packer,
Esq, of Sunbu'y, was elected Pres!den, on
Thursday last.
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rSr Atan election of officers of the knights
Templar, of Pennsylvania, on tho Gath ull,
Christian F. Knapp, of this place, was elected
+. Grand Captain General.
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In the House Of Represeniaiire,.

April %, 1851. =
Resolped, That this resolution pass. On
the first amendment, yeas rs, nays 10; on
the second amendment, yeas 81, nays 81;
on the third amendment yeas 10, nays %;
on the fourth amendment, yeas SO usys7.
Extract from the JoufnNl,1
JACOB ZIEGLER, Clerk.
Filed in Secretary's office, May 2, 1851.
A. q, CURTIN,
Secretary ofhs Commonwealth
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CT' Col. John G. Freeze has resigned the
Postmastership al Towanda, surrendered up
the Times newspaper 10 lis owners, aud will
return 10 Bloomsburg in week or Two.
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F There have been seventy murders
committed in New Orleans during the last
fifteen months.
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F A lady Of n:nety,wo yeats was bap.
tized laA Sunday by Rev, Joshua Kelly in
The creek near Stadden's factory, While Deer
Mills,
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Tag wErvn-We rssssi . fiad that :
ssz8s fseids i ms viirinay he wheE c1sp has
been zHscksz By the vessIl and VII %
eouh sussin serions Injrry.
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u There is promise of great crops
throughout the State of Arkansas.
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rE" Joseph c, Rhodes, Esq, formerly of
this coury, is named for Representative in
Northumberland county.
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II Douglas Jerrold, the author died on
the S,h ul. OF Rheumatic gou,.