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LAMPsvlLLE. July 8, 1857.


Mr.. ED,ToR:-I for the first time, take
up my pen to write little news from this
section of the County. 1t may not be amiss
in these fas, times, TO help little towards
keeping people posted up in all matters,
either of great or little importance.
One great blessing that all enjoy here, is
invariable good health. Very little com
plants heard except about the weather,
which, it seems,is not likely to please every
body at the same time. 1t might be better
if all would be more patient and contented,
for contentment is one OF the greatest sour
ces of happiness to all who will patronize it.
Crops generally appear well but some com-
plain of weevil beginning their destructive
operations on the wheat. have seen Rye,
Wheat, Oats, and Barley, between this and
Woodsfeld land all promise good yield ex-
cept few fields of Wheat, in which but
little was on the ground to yield anything.
| Mr.. Plank Roads plan for economizing
his potato seed was pretty good. have
tried the same, and my prospect is as good
as any | have seen this year, in any place,
where whole seed was planted, for good
crop, put in from one to six eyes in hill.
did it for experiment, and the time will
soon come in which the result Of that ex-
pertinent will be seen. 1t is very true that
people generally crowd their potstoes in
the hill in planting, the result of which is,
they have great many small ones and a
limited supply of large ones fer winter use
and next years seed.
The apple crop will be much less this
season than was anticipated, from perhaps.
two causes:-First, extended cool weather,
which caused many to fall off; and second,
from the great injury done the trees by that
very destructive worm-the caterpillar.
From neg lecting to destroy these worms as
soon as they appeared, we may estimate the
luss of fruit to be several thousand bushels.
Besides the loss of fruit, there will be great
loss of trees, 'oss not easily repaired.
Farmers and Fruit Conversational attend
to this more particularly hereafter. he
cost of destroying these insects will not ex
ceed, in Eve years, one-hals the loss sus-
tained in one year, and therefore it won i'd
be economy in every Fermer,and Ill having
fruit trees,,o see that they are all DESTROYED,
If destroyed one year they will be lew the
next, thus we may soon cease to suffer from
their ravages. This may be what is iniur-
ing Plank Roads Orchard. ]. Mex.
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git b.

Time moves SLOWLY along with his train of a..
tendanis, and changes are being daily effected
among us by them Each day brings something
with It either TO enliven with JOY or TO depress
our souls with gloom.
The impartial icy nd of death by times steals
in and mingles with our circle while he nips the
brittle threads OF our exstance be eavinu our hearts
by bearing away an irrespverable Jewell But a
short time since were we saddened by such cir
cumstance IN the loss of highly value citizen
and exemplary friend man VINO was coascien'i.
Gus in his every acton intimate terms with all man
kind; Tree I" forgive and iorg an injury, posses.
sing no enemies and knowing bui little Of sim
Governed bv the dictates OF an unsullied consci.
ence. he lived and moved among US. Revcred un nd
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JoHs QUERY snd JANE QUERY, o,
county ANTRIM ,(since muuied to-GRUBB,
probably who are supposed to live in Rich.
lano county, are Informed of the death Of
their sister, BARBARY QUERY, and that
they, together with ANDREW QUERY, and
the children of deceased sister, who reside
in county Antrim, Ireland, are heirs to 9
small propertey ieftby BARBARY. in Bel
mont County. Ohio. They will write to
JOHN DUBo1s, ST. Clairsville, Ohio, who
has been appointed administrator:
Newark papers please copy.]
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loved, his widow rendering his society pleasing

loved, his widow rendering his society pleasing
and instructive.
Such in part was the character of our esteemed
friend and citizen ADAM Or. He was born anu
reared in Westmoreland County, Pennsy lvania
snd removed to this county about the year 1927,
and since .been a resident of Belmont county
While under the charge of medical men at the
Lunatic Asylum in the citv of Columbus. on the
l5ti. OF June, he was suddenly and unexpectedly
palsied and hurried awav to answer the call of his
master. He leaves many friends TO mourn his
loss the are assured from his strc 'dherence tote
rules life, that his title 70 realms of bliss will
be und clear. E. B. W.
HENDRYsBURGH, ID July, 1857
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FOURTH OF July AT PLEASANT VALLKY
was appropriately celebrated BY the Sab
bath Schools, in Plea SAINT Valley. The one
at Scott's, ard also the oEe at Valley Col.
lege, held separate celebrations Severa
fine addresses were delivered, and an abun.
dance ot the good things of this life distrib.
uted to the satisfaction of both young ana
old. The concluding speech at the Valley
College School Celebration. was of rather
an Republican import, and met with a low
and hearty response. from one individua
among the hundreds present. QUID.
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DRewkED.-THoMAs LANG. who was for
some time resident of this county, was
drowned at the wharf in Wheeling on last
Friday evening. He had driven into the
river, when his horse became frightened
and threw him rom the dray. His body
has since been recovered. He was thirty.
eight years of age.
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@Read "Tyro's"' dream. When it is
realized "TyrO" will be living in the ered!
city. "Warren," keep your. eye on him,
lest the,nex time he might embark on the
Marine Telegraph and be lost in a
dream. ~ Ars r.trf ~
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LOST pocket memorandum, belong
ing to HIRAM PENNINGTON 1t contains
some papers of value to him, but to no one
else.s Any person finding the same will be
literally rewarded by returning it to Mr..
PENNINGTON, or BY leaving it a: this office
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LARGER YET.-RoBERT THOMPSON, living
South of town, has just been in with spec
linen Of his Napoleon Bigarue cherries, the
largest we have seen, ,ifty-two Of them weigh
a pound. They average about three and a
quarter inches in circumference.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN.
TlON.
PORTLAND. Me- Inn,

PORTLAND, Me-, June 80,
The Democratic State Convention held
here to-day nominated H. Smith, of War
rem county, for Governor, unanimously.
Resolutions we're adopted, extollng the
Democratic party, and sustaining its course
in regard to Kansas, expressing subm issior
to the Supreme Court decision, complimen.
ting President Buchanan, opposing the Ii.
quor Law, aud favoring annexation when lie.
gally carried out.
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cnslsns.-THoxAs FAwcErr has pre-
! scented the Committee on Summer Fruit
specimen Of the American 0x-heart, the
largest of which measured three and quar-
ter inches. WHO can beat thst' lt
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: Little Dorritt;
Marryatt's ComPlsts Works;
The War Trail, by Capt. Mayne Reid
and number of late works, just received
at the Chronicle Book Store. aE
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sflarrifo.

On Thursday I'd inst by Rev. J. Shirer, of Hen
drysburg,J Ii. COLLINS ESQ. , OF Cambridge, and
Miss k. JUDKINs, of Barnesville,
June "a JoHH d. YocUM and HANNAH p GRisELL
at the Friends Meeting House in Somerton.
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PROBATE COURT.

gse Stase of Chic Belmont County, SS
NJ OTTcE is hereby given. that the fol
IN lowing named Executors. Administrators and
Guardians have led their accounts and vouchers in
my office for settlement. TO wit:
Nathaniel Tay Ior, Admir- of Elizabeth Taylor, dec.
John Pollock, EXT of John Wiley, decd.
Joseph Caldwell, Guardian of Susan Spillman.
Joseph P. Arrck, Ad. r of Mary Ann Tyson, dec.
William Kennon, Guardian of Josephus Rial.
Alien Bond, Admir- de bonis non of Simeon i.ai sh-
ley. decd.
James N Turner Admir- of Thomas Beck decd.
Robert Patton, Admir- OF David Patton, decd,
sWm. Caldwell and J. En bree. Adm'rs OF samueI
Pickering, decd l.-.t
MahIon B. Hatcher. AdIa'r of Robert Ctsifant dec
Joseph R Craw ford aud Juiisnn NJ MILAN, Adm'rs
of Ira Mcmillan, decd 49, .--.-.-.
VIM. McCracken, Admir- Of William MeCaskey
deed. -.
Henry James, Admir- of Matilda Scoles, decd:
James Weir and John Orr. Ex'rs of steel Smith
decd. ,-.s
Robert Lyle and Robert Tame, hill. Ex'rs of WIN
Iohn AuIt. Alm'r . + Frederick Ault. decd.
Ephraim Stonebreaker and James Glsdden, Ex'r
Of James T. Granfell. decd.
Lemuel Dallas Gur6ian of Sarah Ann Smith
s. and A Davis. Adm'-s of Jacob Davis, dec d
The first four above named accounts VIII he fo
hearing and settlement the 9th, the next fou, OF
the esth the next the 29th, the next our oil
35ih, and the three last 3lst days of July le5.
DAVID HARRIS,
iy2 Probate Judge.
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.,ess MEDICAL.-The Belmont Medical So
ciety win met at the Norton House in Bell
aire, on Thursday 18th day of July, 1857
at 10 O'Clock, A. N. President Schooley
will deliver his insugural: DIR. Dyas' vii
read an essay. as, =,
Glass No IL, consistingof Drs. Walker
VARIED, H. West, 8, B. West, Williams
Werlich and Updegraff, will report cases.
HENRY WEST, Sect.
June 25th 1857. tiisa 50 raiza'
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GrHon. c. J. ALBRIGHT has our thanks
Tor valuable public documents.
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@The receipts of the American Colon
ization Society for the past month amount
ed to S. ,534.
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Country Storekeepers

will find 1t TO their interest," TO call and examing his
stock OF Fin Nafe, before 30 ing 10 heeing pur-
chase II Is all made under hIs own supervision. and
whe 20 lower than II eau be afforded On the QlhsE
side VI tho river. nSy'ly
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GUBERNAToRIAL NOMINATION.

AUGUSTA, (Ga-) June ~.
The Democratic State Convention ha,
nominated George Joseph Brown as can.
didste for Governor. @aaf
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ShoveIs, Spades. Hoes, Forks. Rakes. Queensw ere
Glasswa are, Hardware, Nutmegs, Mace, Ginger. Mus.
tard. Sho-blaoking aud Brushes. Buc AeI-. Tubs
W Ashboards, Salt, Eartheawsre, Starch, Tobacco !,
snuff, Nails, flow-points, Flour, CornmeaI, aud in
fact, every thing usually kept in well furnished
Grocery store. All OF which Will be disposed OF for
Cash or Country Produce.
Bring on your Oats, Corn and Bacon, and | will
give Fish, Sugar. and Coffee, a. cheap as any in
town. JANIS a. RtNkER,
81, CaisrSiiS, trT1, 3, ts5s,
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n -frrNotice tie advertisement. Of stoler
watch, in anOtherscolumn.
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KEELING HAT AND CAP
.Y.3XUEACT0Rr.
= NRRN

:. AVERY,
Manufacturer Of sials and Czps,
Has hand and Is manu- ring and gseG.vina
large and general assortment Of
Hats AMI Csps,
comprising all the Of so.ets and shssss %
Hats and Caps now In use,
Latest Fashion.
aud manufactured from the finest material ara tAs
hest workmanship; all % which viii Re sold whoAe-
sale aHd Retail al the lowest possbs price. TIesa
MY long experience In the business And hAvina al.
wAys used my best sndesvors Pissss. Sas fsInlsa
tie public with
Good, FasiiioaSbls and Serviesan,e ua,,
l feel eonEdan,--wlih my present tseiitiss snk .
large STOCK ON hand-thst am able 90 susFly ny
patrons W ith 6R sFtiele
Superior to any heretOfoSe oiferaa.
respectfully request a call ffon, those In wsat q
Hats and Caps, before puFchasin gelssg hers.
y. AVERY,
ssiS No. ls6 Main ssreel. WReslias Va
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DRESS MAKING.
r E A d TIT -

Il
IL HAVE Just received and will keep fol
's sale, al the following named medicines, waich
is warrented genuine.
Dr. d. Jay Ee's, Family Medicines;
DIR. IouGen & Cos, do do
DIR. Railway d Cos. do do
Or. Rodgers, syrup of Lverworth, Tar Il Canen al
aqua;
Dr. Halls, Balsam for the Lungs;
DR.. Ayers, Cherry Pee loral & Pills;
DIR. Blown's Ess of Jamaica Ginger; t.s-H
DIR. Sellers. Cough Syrup, Pills Vermifuge;
DR. Bake-'s, Pain Panacea;
DIR. Guysotte's, Yellow Dock & Sarsaparia;
Dr. Mead's, Family Medicines;
DR.. Sloane's. Family & Horsa Medic ines;
DIR. Smiths. Horse Medicines;
Dir. Merchants Gargling Oil;
DIR. McLane's, Pills d Eermifuge;
DR.. Todd's, Fills;
DIR. Hasey's Forest Wine Pills;
DR.. Berhaves Holland Bitters;
DR.. L0cock's, Pulmonic Waters;
Old Or. Jacob TowHsend's, Sarsapariila;
DR.. Stabler's. Medicines;
Dr. Tobias Venetian LIniment Ointment;
DR.. McAlis,ers, Al Healing Ointment;
DIR. Osborn's, Golden do
DIR. Hunts Lin ment;
d.. Vicker's, Embrocztion.
All of which w i'll sell at the Wholesale & Retail
Prices. J. W. COLLINS, Druggist,
mali ST. ClaHsville. Ohio.
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A.WORD TO DEALERS IN PAINTS,
| T is we II known fact that White Lead
4 is always considered q cash article. But having
made arrangements with firm in the East we are
prepared 10 sell superior article three mo nths
at very nearly Cincinnati prices.
tULBERTSON & PATTERSON.
Bridgeport, May 1--ly.
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Tin, Copper or Sheet Iron Trade,

as well as with large and complete stock Of every
descr pliOH of coat and wood cooking and pxrlor
stoves M connection with the mosl approved pattern
of SaIamandeT Stoves fOr rooms, offices, school
houses or churches. Also, we'll selected aud nl-
plete assortment OF Pocket, Tahe. Carving Minciug
and Butcher knives and Forks, Tea sno Tahle Spoons
Of every KIND aud quality, Bsass and TIN Candle
sticks and Lamps, Scissors, Shears, Pad kuoh aud
Horlzental Locks, Thumb LAtehes, Hinges, Screws,
Saddle am Carpet Tseks, Haiehe,s, Axes, Ptehfcrks
Canal Shoves, sad Irons, Meal SNes, Raj Traps,
&C. IN fact Il " ~ not do TO undertake TO emu
leiate. Nou must Cal aud anime for Yourself be
all determined 10 leave nothing uudOne 50
TAR as accommodating OhiOsa's at home are concern.
eo IN hishne oi bus mess DonS forget the plsee bur
call IN al o6Ce a the sign OF tho Big Bleck Coffee
Boiler, Just opposite the steam Flour Mil.
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S25 REV ARD!
Miller Pennington's Estate.

n Office is hereby given that the sub
scriber has been appointed and qualified as
Execurrix of the last i'll and testament of ller
Penn ington late of Belmont county, deceased. All
persons knowing themselves indebted To said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment, ana all
persons having claims against the same are desired
TO present them for allowance and settlement with
out delay. -
Dated at ST. CIairsvile this 9Th day of July. 1851.
80 JANE w W.PENNINGrON, Executrix.
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Gou}n,ertial Matters.
ST. CLAIRSVILL MARKT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN JEPsoN, GRO
GER, MAIN STREET.
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MERRICK, BENTON d DEAN,
335 BIoauwuy New Yoyk.

N. B-;old Pens repOnted in a superior manner
Euc lose the pen aud ~ cents in Z. q. stamps, AM
the pen al be Tepointed anu returned post paid.
may 2i3ul
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&0fd gritligsrttf,
c. o. R. r Time Table for the
p Stations In Belmont County.
NIGHT express

Depend upon this until further nSsfs WELSH, Agent
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. @NN
, DMINISTRATOR'S NCTiCE

4 DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE..
IN Notice is hereby given that the Probate
Court for Belmort 1 t,ounty the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified Administrator Of the
estate OF John Greenlee decd late OF Belmont county,
Ohio, t..-.. 4...f
All those indebted to said ests.e requested TO
make immediate payment. and those having claims
against said Estate, notified 10 present them for
settlement within one year from this date. .-
jelll WILLIAM WILKISoN. ia, Admir-.
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RUSHES OF ALI. KINDS,
sD Jus received aud fog sale sI ths Bridgeport
Drugstore. nsy7iy
An PATTERNS WALL PAPER, At prices.
tO running iIOm To 75 cis., per bolt-tiRE
SCREAMS and WINDOW SHAOAS of AL kinas-,
al-o FUINANS fATkNT kOLLERS fOr wlnduur
blinds. lust received .asd tos safe by
aPIeS7 N. ALEXANDER
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! EW A Il Il | V A l..
T. D. A RK l. E, Al ZEN Z,

IL AVING replenished and enlarged his
stock of goods Of every description ,hegs leave
TO call the OF the Gizens Of Belmont county
his Room located On the North slde OF Nam
Street mmed IAtely opposite the Steam Mill, Brage
po IT. hers he will he IOuud al all them
with anything in the
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s2An LES. COLGATE STA q CH
AOO 100 lbs sGlsods, 10 oihs sup. c. soes,
4UO lhs Lace dye. Is0o lbs CHIP Log Wood. isc Ri.
Log Wood. 100 lbs. Cara w cod. Just received ana
ht sale hv y. W. COLLin5-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-13

The OFFICE HUNTERs-TnE FOREIGN APPOINT
MENTs-It will be seen from our Washington
dispatches, that in expectation of the early con-
sideration of the foreign appointments by the
Cabinet, there are patriots on hand in any guam
tity, ready and anxious to serve their country in
the most distant, the most sickly, the most
savage. and the least desirable places on the face
of the earth, as well as in the most charming,
luxurious and profitable situations 1t will be
seen, too, that New York, Pennsylvania, and
poor old Virginia, furnish, as usual, the largest
proportions Of these Office begging jackala Old
Virginia especially, Is becoming more and more
a sorry pensioDer upon the public treasury. But
why any of these able bodied men seeking
these consulates, who are capable of securing by
honest industry at home q good living should
prefer the vagabond life of q mission to the
Feejees, or the like, we cannot divine. Aversion
to honest labor lazness, In Short must lie at the
bottom Of this Office begging mania, or we should
not zee, for example, the Virginia farmers
house and barn and fences tumbling and rot.
ting to the ground, while his sons are of at
Washington begging for some clerkship, or some
little place abroad, or anything to keep soul
and body together without hard work. IL b to
be hoped that Mr.. Buchanan will make short
work Of the present swarm Of beggarly drones
about him, and dismiss the surplusage with q
hint that honest labor Is the medicine they most
require.
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Williamsburg city news.

FfEs-Yesterdsy morni, g. sbous bsIf past one ooiccf
I've broke on, In q tsh ard hind facnrJ IN Norm
Tenth street ne.r Firs, Witch. together wlh sAse
srd shea afjeitre, -ns cNnsuu,ed as owoen "
Hiram acksrly. ~hose loss is LOCO No insurance
NEsrse captain J. Andrews, rcsdips |" No Ns
South SIKH street, hes been missing sine Thurs1sy l
He vas asst seen DAY Va scuth street, Neg Yoys
a vhioh time no had some valuable pspsr -"oo ana
money.
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Notice to tho Political Friends OF Fremunt.
The honest and outspoken political supporters of
John G. Fremont are earnestly advised to form, as
soon as possible, standing committees and clubs in
every torn precinct, district city county Of the
United States and thus prepare the way properly to
enter the field for the Presidency in 1860. Unless
the friends of Fremont begin at once to act in this
way, he and his supporters Will be cheated by the
corrupt politicians who are now seeking the ma
nagement and control of the republican masses
throughout the country. Now is the time to begin
the great movement for 1860 by forming honest
centres of union and intelligence against corruption,
fraud and incipient revolution.
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. ,..,.. 49, -, o,,..,o, afternoon
otr psh, ro,nnsn , W c,ous, With wlad;
-lsht rtn =. ,htano-
tNSJ~ ho'rrErno, aIs .a.sna,.m sy; niga,
rnCgIlttt srd cesr -, -, Ia. vy-.,o N clear;
rSsr.ssI-e No Mrs Ovsy and warn sfSorros 'O'"'
NIT uo-rNfrt sd tar -,.ss. o.dy
grsas, - so-r,es CLOUDY srernoc Rrsin; nlenss "
sstrys.y -sornus octs snd warn n
Our attentive correspondent at BrdZetowo, 90,
badoes under date q ,he 25th sltimo, writes" ~,
lovs:-Several Arserican whalers are Being enSs 'O
catching shsles N the coast, and 40 far have ce u
very fortunate Mr.. Drysialc, Secretary OF the 90 '
eminent, and Acting Governor at st. Lucia, IA
been appointed Lieutenant Governor Of Tobsgo'
ma Mr. Breen has succeeded Mr. D-ysdale in st.
ria Jo6n " Tynes Esq., aged ~ years, died on ]
A. sltb rather suddenly IN this town, much regret
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From fh z smith,

TIE souTHERs MAII-YIRE IN MONACO, GA. ETC.
w.sHIsoros, April Ia, 1851
No mail has scen received south Of Mobile
A IRE 81 Monroe, Ca, on tuesday night destroyed
~ the business part Of the town The loss Ia about
$50 co.,
NORFOLK papers say the rtesm fiiga'e Nkrirsipp, will
be desps'cLed 70 China and ihst the squenapns no
In the Mediterranean, viii be deltiei 10 accompany Tue
Niagara 10 laying down the Atlantic submarine tele.
graphic caolo.
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by the Executive, under the misrepresentation
of heads of bureaus influenced by the lobby,
might fasten disrepute aud opprobrium on an
administration headed by even 30 pure man as
Mr.. Buchanan. Clear the departments and look
cut for the sharks Don't fall into the mistake of
Gt1eral Taylor and Mr.. Fillmore, or "poor
Pierce"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-13

OrR NEw CRY CHARTER AND rrs ApPENDA-
GEs Our Law makers at Albany have passed
through both houses our new city charter; our
neg police bin and The several extra sppendages
deemed Necessary 10 perfect these schemes aud to
Increase our taxatioDs to some twenty-five or
thirty millions, may be- expected to follow. All
this too without petition foe IL, ADD iu spite Of
the remonstrances of the people conc .rned.
There has never been anything done so impudent-
" and CO... temptuously In defiance of public opiu.
ion Well, IL is possible, that some Of our public
officers may re 'ist these high handed proceedings
at Albany, by no ldng on to their places in spite
of these new arran. ements, until the Fundamental
law in the premises a Nall have been thoroughly
tried We shall zee.