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LILLY 2l 1850

RoCEY HILL, Somerset Co NJ 4
July 81, 1852.
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Yours very respectfully,
ID. A. MCCLURE, Attorney at Law.
WILEsBARRR. Pa September 20, 1850
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am your friend,
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lIidCc III ILLS the business
OF life increase Its enjoyment, and even prolong
the term of human existence, none can be named Of
more real value 10 mankind than this contribution
OF CHI Eistrv to the Healing Art. A vast trial Of
its virtues throughout this broad country, has
proven beyond doubt, that no medicine or com.
bination OF medicines yet known, can SO surely
control and cure the numerous varieties OF pulmO
nary disease which have hitherto swept from our
midstlhousands and thousands every year. Inde ed
there is now abundant reason TO believe Rene.
dy has at length been found which can be relied
on, to cura the most dangerous affections Of the
lungs Our space here will not permit US to pub
ish any proportion Of the cures Effected by its use
but We would present the following and refer
further enquiry TO my American Almanac, which
the agent below named, will always be pleased TO
furnished free, wherein are full particulars, and
indispuable proof Of these statements.
OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION,
Laurens, X. r., y. c., Aug 4, 1853.
DE- J. c. AVER. Dear Sir,-Mylittle son, four
wears old, has just recovered from severe attack
Of maglignant Scarlet Fever, his throat was rot
ten, and every person that visited him, pronounc.
ed him a dead child Having used your CHERRY
PICTORIAL, In California, in the winter of 1850,
for severe attack Of Bronchitis, with entire sue.
cess, was induced to Try II on my little boy.
gave him spoon full every three hours, COM
inencing IN the morning, and by ten o'clock at
night, found decided change for the better,
and after three days use, he was able to eat OF
drink without pain.
Its use in the above named disease will save
many child from premature grave, and relieve
the anxiety Of many a fond parent For all at
fectiOns OF the Throat and Lungs, believe II the
best mediciIe eIiant. A feeling OF the deepest
gratitude, prompts me In addressing you these
lines but Tor your important discovery, my little
boy would now have been In another world.
am yours with great respect,
J. b. POWELL, Supt Trans, l.. R Z.
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FrIgh6ful Ra,lxosd Catastrophe.
pIsAer1 ON rHB aAnA3 WYer1au RAHB0Ap-A
sRAM P1DCIPrATD INTO cANAL-HI6Hrr
PRISONS llrOhfED uLL1D.
Tonoxro, karoh II, 1857.
dreadful accident be- occurred the Great Westsrn
Railroad.
NJ train wAioA len Toronto nA assvnooa for Hsal.
ssn ras on " bridge Al The De- .ard.nss canal above
Hansos psscpttatns NE engine, bassase or and two
passenger oars into Ne wafer The locomotive and bag
saSe oAs passed the bridge In safety but the two
rear oa, containing hundred and twenty passenger
feu through, and between sixty and eighty persons
supposed 10 have been killed on the spot Among the
hlled are
esnuel Zimmerman, the psrkeY and contractor.
NJ Erect the millionaire q Niagara Pals, together
win hs sister and mother in aw.
Thomas hacSnis Yepor I'D killed
Many Of the bodies have NOT YET been ahen from the
water and the names Of but few have been Asoeraiued
Tho passenger who escaped death are all moro or less
manged. kost Of them are injured beyond recovery
The doctors are Having Toronto 10 attend the wounded
The passengers we're nearly ell Canad,sus - tho
IVAN vas rHnpns between Toronto and Hamilton, yet
there were several Americans In the cars.
The bridge partially broke down. and the oars one on
tor Of The ohex, fell dnsance Of a least forty feet.
The excitement caused BY this terrible catastrophe
beyond precedent Parliament adjourned the mo ment
heard Of the accident Nothing has heretofore oc-
Cured in II II vicinity :hs has cres:ed auoh profound
gr0;.
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Assembly,.

AIRAyy, March u, 1857.
memorial sr.ins, ,ne piSt i,.s numeroariy signed,
was presented.
Mr.. JAEus RELY gave notice Of bill 10 auihorlze
TIE Common CouIc!l 10 sPpo.n two hen ired additional
Con mlssoner O. Dssds In New York.
csAH,Rs.
The bill TO amend the charter Of Ne York Vas then
taken up
Mr. JtHR RniIy called TOR the rea tiuE OF the bill re
ported BY tie minority or the nltee the oject
which Was done
Tie bill reported by tie majority vas then read by
secetrs. Various Attachments proposed, and the
Frat three sections we're voted down.
Mr.. JoaH REILLY moved TO amend the THRU section BY
providing Alderman for the CITY from each county 10
he state He did because while the LegslS.ufe Gere
rsoirrg power IN The stae he thought yuca sarpaon
shculd be made complete.
After An amendment Increasing tue number OF tho
Council 10 s1 from each senstorA osict, progress
reported.
The bill ster~uds referred back 10 the com mil.ee
10 be reported complete, af.er opposition from keUrs
kuhn, JohE J. Kelly, and o hers.
The Assembly bill cn,areisg and dehiisg the duties Of
the Contracting Board srd state Easin,e WA ordered
TO be epfrossed Tor third reading, a. Il paved The
senate without Any amer dmtpu. Inc New York Qua
ter bill mtd 10 the Committee on Cllies and
villages TO report 90 uplete.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill In relation to the tnllr ement Of the CAyuga
ard stItea Canal was ordered TO third reaing
The Schuyler county bill was then taken up and ths
DEBATE ,p u Will be lengthy.
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TmE INV HlursmEE EiEcro> The late
New Hampshire State election has resulted ia a
clean sweep Of the board by the republicans
from stem TO stern. This old democratic star in
The East has thus, IL appears, set upon Thai party
never to rise again. Who could have imagined
that poor Pierce in four short years could have
accomplished such a revolution among the
granite democracy. The result is significant
Of the spirit Of the same revolutionzed public
opinion throughout the North The seeds Of the
Kansas Nebraska agitation have taken root and
the late Supreme Court decision will render the
destiny OF Kansas q simple issue Of lie or death
20 The democracy Of the North. Talk Of the s2i-
taiion Of slavery That which has been Was all
mere child's play compared with that which is to
come. Mr.. Buchanan j. safe enough. for The
course which he has adopted IL clearly marked
out bcfore him as his true course. Bot what of
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Al ElPrNsi,E LUXURY. We perceive tina, the
Philadelphia journals arc beginning to agita..
the question as to who shall be the Collector OF
the Customs at that port It will surprise many
Of our readers to hear that this thriving manu-
factuliug town. the foreign trade o. which
is done through New York, ha. any Custom
Hvusc. II must DC relic OF a bArblrou. agc
which is kept up to give some politicians fat "a
laiics aud nothing TO do he rcal Paradise Of
The place hunter We are told that thc present
Coli, clor has si9nii,d to the President hi. nten-
ton to decline re- appointment That jllcc
tor is undoubtedly an honest man. whose con.
science will no, allow him to take larsc salary
for doing nothing.
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W THE NV ORDER or BArriE.-Some of our
rabd anti-slavery journals have been venting
their wrath in the most violent terms OF abls1
against the late decisions OF the Sapreme Court iu
the Drtd Scott case. With the receipt Of tue
news, the New York Tfibae fatty declared tina,
these decisions were entitled TO just so much
moral weight as would be the judgment OF ma
joIity Of those coDgregated in any Washington
Larroom.' The Boston Atlas said the "namet
of the Judges will 20 down to posterity with III "
of Arnold the traitor and the Boston Chronicle
lot wishing to be found behind its abolition
neigLbors fercely remarks that "a minority
the Court are great scoandrels.' The Albany
Jc,yhoi was equally violent in its denunciation
in The outset, but with little rejection, il s,ens
TO have made the discovery that whatever may
be the merits or d,merits OF the Judgment in thc
Dr,d Scott case, il is the law OF the land hcncs-
forth, till i, shall have been reversed by the same
tribunal that has decrocd it. Thus the JourB,i
q Wednesday says
No ,t,kirg Of old ermiso. nor Gatstipg Of moth
tstn tik gowns mo- ipyocatca o. the sssfer o. msf
mail Jay, Et~ orth and sioryrt extent Ct snvei AL
efnt thcu tie purity o. the federal judiciary a.i Ia
oelfd 90 r. pot NJ " is'e s- and fslier tqs,y. vi
stn al TO peftnsde ,ie pe'p.c OF the Tree States ths
slavery hes unruuc'e! rsst, IN q c pshl aania
neither freedom nor Ccrtret, tNs say opp1sut rifh,,
Ib-lhsi people Of African descent cAaBo. De CT zea,
Of tire Unied Sstss-snd thsi s.r aud remcn cas- ss
iuliy be t.ld W slavery on roe sc No, the pccpe viii
rcm The hour Of THE Dred Goo.op uslnicr at lxy ROT
bail his mixed con- piracy tn through rt coverss an
federal lad carr ard reruoucar rot Lx-cu
ve hey ran sGminsi,r Jasoc Ard good govs-nnsntt.
the whole ration.
Very we'll This is the constitutional and
legitimate way Of proceeding in behalf Of re.
,usa OF this late decision. II can only he reach
cd through change OF the majority Of the Court
and that will require the incesssnt labor and po
liticai agitation Of many years. by the year Of
grace 1860, however, We shall understand the full
extent and bearings Of a sectional organization
Of parties
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our Washington Correspondence.
WnHIxGIoN Marco IL Is

WnHN0ToS, Nafcr IL, issI
The California Dosaisn and The Presids'-TA. renn'y'
rama nfce Seters-T ae Cro,ods Here dc
There good Zeal Of . crowd at this p.c. waiting 70
see the rresid'r,
Abumber m, msers Of Copgross still lnxsr here,
dent to hts appointments. This morning ths California
desea,ion called on the Executive and srsrt long
time with HIM WA, viii be done Tor that sise in The
way Of apo nmenis stu uncertain. Ex-senator Vel.
Ter Senator Broderlcf, and the espbers Of Ecuse
from California o; he party tina, -A.sd son the
rreYieepl
otrip III ok that the Senate si be Ale cd TO ad-
our and NJ Buchanan ~l at eii lescre make spt hin
pponimen,s. TINS 10 tse more likely - the persons in
fce voted for HIM.
stmo Of the candidates for Collector Of the ror, or
fh'lseePhis arc here. Among ;aem 10 CO.. psNersou,
brother Of Sen rae,sop. snc H1n. Henrck,b Wright,
formerly mem ser OF C,ssrcn from The lazcrne dis.
re' OF perrsylvanis Ne Batter the srpern'eHdent or
dent Of Ian ,ss:er as, nsms5 70. Co lec.sr ard has
number Of feeds here pEes,ipg bin suobg,y
fsv.r Gnd hAs so,se st,o5s frIo ,cs Clajsco,s are
made against hin connt VI his rels wee Rose
suowdtI being 1T tnlt uuo Director CT tne siot snow
Ger married 10 Gen FAstertoos daughter - 10 said.
Asd thought two spcn important EN- ogra, net to
be fvtn TO TIE came ismly In tue .sue city whs' ar-
buchsnsr viii do In The case OF Collector knows,
tIo suTFote he tsr1y has ye. made rP rte mind
10 the rerion he viii up yo.ni.
tu ks;oHish'ng % zee 80 may nsa here ti.er pub
enis-a,sipg as be has to azpacs friends Tor tsses
The frssdsnis hath batter 10 day, bot be Ia by no
means n rely we'll
A. nine oelsok THE ntrIug about one hsndred per
were in MA ante room and the hAl iryisx TO see
him few, However only got In before TIE tine for
the meeting Of the Capinel srrscc.
vicinity Of TIRE White B'use. when ssv Lsnsepaut-
General sccit WIKI Ibis rd en.sf the hpnG.ng, dos5t
Ices 10 see the Pfessent
Aiisr the q j,urE meui or the Cabinet, ". Beessnan
has general reception.
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The Quarantine Question and the State of
New jersey.

TEsNIoS, \. Narch II, 1857.
The Committee appcIted by cur Lessls.Gre 10 cosfer
with tie Commits ores from New Yors relative to the
removal o. oaarAntue from S;aen leland 1, Saudi ag
have made report 10 toe Lcgissure TO day "a whoh
they state thai the New orb Commissioners have dts
canned, On behalf Of that STATE, any Jorsdct on over,
cam 10, hndy HOOK The report also recommends tue
appointment, on behar OF this Slate. OF three comns
toLcfs. 10 be clothed with PAYERS similar 10 tho New
Yoik Ctmmistoners Ose mrmber the Com m.,ee
ditssttd rom the report TIE reoort ma ie tho
order OF the dsy for 10 mcrrov When 10 will no decided
sbtiner oonmnsiopen viii be spPoicted 10 nee the
New York Comm. sioIers.
Tie utclricr providing fer the ailurrmsbt Of the
legislature toinouow' WAS resc ndci, and Il Was DE-
coed not 10 adjourn unui the a0,n inst.
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Las, h'rh, ., about II O'Clock, murder Vas commit
ted Duscs dance house ri No. loo Jamss street, KEEP,
by Rhodus seliset man banei James Martin, a.
rnspty ssAicr, was In the dance house aud estur5
noe took place, and Mr. schieck alleges that In sell;
dshrce he ehchsrssd . pistol which toos eject
In the body OF James Martin who fell aud expired oil.
mott in,ianay. NJ soseck Was taken into custody y,
onscsr Bnr End conveyed TO the Fourth ward station
house. The coroner vas nc tned about he aIiAr.
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TIIlRTY.FITT CONG REss.
sPECyAL sESeIoS.

Senate.
wAsKueroS, March ~, 1887
The Senate met 81 IL c'cock.
NJ CtNucy (rep) Of Px, expresEea desire that the
report Of tie Committee the judiciary IN hh case be
taken up, With view 10 the forth With dhpos!ng OF H.
NJ &AsoS, deny Of Va, chiec.ed, OF he ground that
the pubic business required an executive session.
The sepsts agreed With NJ hAsor arc ws.t into ere
ertve session
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Senate.
ALBANY, March IL, 1857
MI, NIcBo,s presented . memorial nom Z. Merriam,
saAnS MvergAoG Into the c!.c mItAaces connected
with the attempted Kidnapping Of certain Indiau for the
purpose q beng exhibited 10 Europe.
Er. &ADpHs presented memorial for bridge over the
East river, ircn the icos Of seventy six.h street
The Judiciary Cenuttee reported fsvoraSiy the bill
providing ioY the reorganization OF the Coc o. Appeals
The bill amending the COMMON schooi Law OF Brook.
ivn, REs passed.
~ PHriy ntrod uc.d bill 10 suhoYise Jaco, Sharp 10
lty railroad on EroAfwGy liz Introducing tue bill, he
safe that hs do not desire 10 be considered tet
10 M objecs, but did so ~ the request OF pirss Avor
able 10 the undertaking.
EVENING SESSION.
VI. Bloomfield tsleS, the Bcwly elected SenAtor IRON
the Fifteenth district, was sorr In and took nis scat
Tss tl txenp,ips rpinproved huds 0; toe Sscketls
E1bnr ard ss-atogz Raj say Company from taxes
passed.
The hxcIse BID was reported CON plese With amend
ncsLts, tyt OF the ABSENCE OF NJ. Brooks
fror scfrrs Il va aid ABIDE. Il vas oYderei 70 be
prirta md nAde The specA order for F,dsy even ug
fne BIZ 10 cror,isle slbc coo for tae pay OF
ciArs Of soidos O; the Gf 1919. after al Ancad
inert n irclade tle lndsns o! tie stss whj we'd 10
The var, wGs ordered 10 third reading.
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os,ussL pssrItcH
TIN DALLAS TRElrr--rHE DIPLOMATIC coars AT
THE WHITE Boyss, Ere.


wAsRSGroS, March IL, 1857.
re repaie ratified the Dallas Clarendon treaty Ia an
sasrded iorp, by vote o; 81 sgsns, Is see our sps
e despatch FOR the particulars Of the fate Of tue Dsss
uss,y; instead u being rsnsea mas been virtually re
isoted
TIE icrssn npsters In holy, vss introduced I, tn
President 81 Nj. Cau 10 dag, 81 the Waite Hoa,e.
Dc gArilyrs setior member Of tae diplomatic c1rss
p.ds the copsrsuistOry sddre. to which the Presies
f.rcteusiy replied. The occasion W" one Of much
interest
The members o. the vsripus presses In wsshlpr,on,
addressed shrhly complimentary letter To kr. 5,uss
previous tbe trprseu ~ the term Of his spe,ter.nr
Ne replied IN nspsfui terms, ayirs;--"rhe Industry
srd early intelligence which give value to your asori
are often the srtiec Of cnmcpds,ion, and 10 this An
tarpy 10 sid nS ,o far a. am able N Judge, you have
been guided 90 mush ny Sesre 70 do Jsstcs 10 ied
vidras % to rIonoie Tue public We fare "
j. +. Andtrscn, lue doIesste y ON Warrington, ~"
t,en Apyoiticc Gcvorror OF that Territory Mr. Auder
500 10 10 sner upon bic dpues N the expiration Of the
tonin irsson 81 GVyernor stvens.
II G ser ate have male the foo-ipf conhfnsiion''-
J. e Esmss, Cpited SN,s nstrit Attorney Tor tst Es
am district " Illnesses william kc.csry, hSsha Of
tire EssieIn dsriN Ct en- fessec Joseph Smith Albr
MY for WashrsNu Territory jsoe r. Cewens, Mar
shai Mode oistlct OF tennessee Hsrrss,n, surveyor
OF Por Selma Assams under recent act Osen u. Cpch
rsne Pcstmsslsr o. Boaston 1tA-, AMI John BACK,
AkxaDdsr II hcki0ots % hssnss' latisn Agent Tor
the wicseiss and nsighbOrrt uibes wet % thr Cnos
Ibcsssavs Hcnty q. Lowell, kee ttrar OF land
once, fsribsaH, hLutssts.
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ENtp sorsitnsry Tcicgrsphtc Feat Arrival OF
the Hack Warrior

NV OEuaNs March IL. 1897
The European ness BY the st amer ksngAros 81 Ne-
YORK his iorcso0n, VA irstshuy uAasm tied 10 the
socisted prest here ever the nstoua lne Toe Improve
nents recent, male upon tits ne enable the operators
to write direct or angle telsgraphic crsun bewesa
New York and tina ely
The stesmshp Blsoh warrior, from New York vie n,
vana arrived here lssi evening, and will leave her
return next Sunday morning
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LAun K.ksrs TssrKs-" Tns BLACK BooN "a
cevtr three act drama under The s,ove title was pr,-
duced hsrs last night with snsquivocsl susoess Ma
seapstion BY Mr. Smpisn Of Losdon, Of an is,e'eung
German story, which mvst be familiar 10 so,e OF oar
readers who Indulge in nrst ners,sre rns ssrolse,
wi helmisa Non LienserG (sis ksunsrs) u, dsspo oil
Of her by resves VI ser father proof ~ h.r
mothers marriage berg wanting 10 this iiaon sh,
hurd by woi (sr Jordan, pre,so o, her fathers
svyr. This lawyer 10 possessed o. . back book Goa
labpr certain family secrets not pleasant TO the
rslsucrs Of Wihsln'os, and by sdruly working
spsn usr fears won suo,eeds In ootsinps the
estate Tor wihslnsrs, and 10 OF course rewarded
with her hard. This sltb, plot has been esso
rated Into q most ia,erestbr lIille drsms Mr. Jcr.
can psysd The hero exctllenty veil Mr. Johnston eur
pritd ire audience 9Th thorough artistic perormAace
OF character aht gehtr out OF bis line and Mr. " w.
Kent comedian rev N tbs city, made very fsvors.
BILE pession - one OF the venona mid servants
IRE Other Parts rrcstrtsd no sal en ksures, but
well acted 5y NJ. nauneTs MISC Reisnolds Mrs. Gsst.
sn, kesn' Burse 4 and Lnghsm. rne play vas well
dTestd, and mounted with the exquisite ssw which die
ur guisbss this theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13

the suceesdonf VIM the election of 1860 be an
affair of law and order, or fearful and calami-
tous political and financial CONFUSION? Who
can tell!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13
Fi,. aud Fatal Accident at Paterson, y.J.

psrrssov, D. Nsrch IL 1881
The pint works Of y. g. Scott snovn sshe Wsverley
MIL ana The cotton mill ~ lrsllsh. burnt this
psornrf ~ half pas four oclock, with nearly al Their
coptents mis- Supposed tbatne lire originated rom tho
boiler Inc los eel ,sed nj from oo0 10 s7oooo.
Ore nan vas ktIei w the rskns Of the war, snt seve
rel oihsys we're Hefs rr less itturcH