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Manesr, Maugh, MIlvain, Moorehend Musselrnnn, Nj
chos, Nicholson Nunemacher, Pearson, Peters, Petrikn
rnfse Ramsey SsSPhs SSs sa %os
Vail, voeghley, Walter Westbiook, Wharton, Hmmer'
man and eetz, speeker-s7 .s 80.
Bishop Brown, Chase, Ceaver, Crawford, Eyster, Glib
bony, Hamilton, Hancock, Hili, Hne, Hoffman, thebs. s
Smith, tCambra,l Smith [cenre,l Stevenson, struthers
Thorn vnnvoorhis, vieksrs Wogonseier, warner VIM
So the question was determined in the Affirmative.
On the qrestion,
win the House ueree to the third amendment.
The yeas aud nays taken agreeahly TO the provi
sions Of the Constitution, and were follow, viz;
Yeas-Messrs Anderson, Backhcuse, Ball, Beck, Ben
Crawford, Dckey, Ent, Eystsr Fausold Foster, Gi6bo-
ney, Harnel, Harper Helms, estend Hil Hiegns Hon-
n%s SaecS. Sasns dso Es m ss
Loneaker Lovett, Manear, Maugle, M'Calmont, Moor
head Mp@ma Nlusselman Nichols, Nichoson, .a Nune-
Ramsey, lYo!k) Reamer, Reed, RupR shaw, Sloan,
Smith Sa9S5aS Smith {c,e3 TSsn %s.,
brook, wilison, Witherow, Wright, Zimmerman and
Nays.-Messts Arthur, Augustine, Backus, Bishop,
Carly, Dock, Gildea Hamilton, IIaock, Hne, Jenkins
knight, Leisenring, MIvain Ramsey, philadelphia
Roberts, struihars Tholn, Walter, Warner, Wharton and
So the question was determined in the affirmative.
On the question,
The yeas and nays taken agreeably 20 the prov
sions Of the Constitution, and were as follow, viz
Yeas-Mcssrs Anderson, Arthur Backhouse, Baekus
Ball, Beck Benson, Bishop, Bower, Brown, Calhoun
Campbell, Carly, Chase Ceaver, Crawford, Dickey, Ent
per, Helms, Blestud, Hill, Hlegas, Hoffman, (3erks
Hoffman, (Itbanon) Housekeeper, lmre, times, Jacobs
Jenkins, Johns Johnson Kaufman, Kerr, Lebo, Iesen
ring, Longaksr, 1ovett, Munenr, Maugle. M'Calmont
M'llvain, Mumma. Musselman Nichols, NichoIson Nune
nacher, Pearson, Peters, Petrkin, Pownail Purcell
Ramsey philadelphia Ramsey, (York) Rearncr, Reed
Roberts, Rupp Shaw, Sloan, Smith (CambrinO Smitl
(Centfe,) Stevenson Tonn, Vail, Nanvoorhs. Nickers
Voeghley, Wngonseller Warner, Westbrook, Wharton
Wliston, Withcrow, Zimmerman and Getz Speaker.-s
Nays-Messrs Dock, Hamilton, Ha..cock, Struthers
Thorn, Winrode and Wright.
So the question was determined IN the affirmative.
SEcRRTARY's OFFICE,
Harrisburg, June % 1857.
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shamokin White Ash Anthracite Coal

ON the "old Vein" in The GapColiiery.
II II. ZIMMERMAN e. JNO. P. PURSEL
successors to Kase, Reed & Co., will con-
tiuue mining, shipping and selling coal from the
above well known Colliery, under the firm Of
zimmerman & Pursel. The point Of shipment
is at the lower wharf in Sunbury, Northumbcr.
land county, Pa, where all orders for the various
kinds OF coal, viz Lump, Broken, Egg, Stove,
and Chestnut Coal, will be thankfully received
and promptly attended to.
sunbury, July ID, 1855,
susBuRr, JuLr s, 1855.
The firm Of Kase, Reed y Co. having roiS
their lease in the Gap Coiery and interest in the
wharf at Sunbury, TO Messrs. Zimmerman &c
Pursel, would take great pleasure in recommend
ing our customers and others tn the new firm, a.
they will be able to sell them prepared cosi.sf
the best quality,
KAsB, REED & co.
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IE SzSArs, April 81, 1857.

!" oANArsJ ap'i 81 1891.
Reso,uion nro,o.i,o .r,,rdm-p,. n, ,b. c,,.,;,,,o
or lie C,nnrn.il..,ie 49, ,,',isr cons,,t.,.,io,
On the n'..,;nn '' e ~ "'
Will the Senste agree TO the first amendment.
Ihe less and nays were taken ssreeay to the provi,
r.,tsT Fisa1i.. sfessr, srI%ns eOIey1 & hy: mvans
Knox, IAu~ch, Lewis. My-r scofeid, Sellers, ShuiIr,n
Steele, SrsuD, Welsh, wilkins, Wight and Taggart
Speaker-A.
Nays-Mesr Crabb, Creuwell, Finney, Gregg Har-
Tis, Penros- aud Suuthef-7
So the questn was determined in the Affirmative
On the question,
Win the Senate agre to the second amendment!
The yess nays were taken agrceably to the provi-
snns Of the Constitution and were "a. follow viz:
YEAs-Messts. Brewer, Brown, Cressvell, Ely, Evans
Fetter, Finney, Fiemisen InQraIu Jordan Knox Iau-
bauch, Lewis Myer sellers Sh man, Southrr Steele.
Straub, Welsh Wilkins, Wrigh, and Taggart Speaker
23.
NAYs-Messss CoI.v Cralb Frazer Gr.pg Harris
Killnger P.nluse and ScohciS-s
81 the question was determined in the Affirmative
On the question,
VIII the Senate W Gee to the third amendment,
The yeas and nays were taken sgreeaby to III. Coust
tut On, and were as follow, VIZ:
Yeas-Messs Brewer, Brown, Crabb, Cres,wen Ely.
Evar, FI,umI,u Fr,z., IngI,m jn,Ja,, xi,a,' M ~,
Knox, Isuh,eh. Je1i,, Mr.r' Srn6.H SILL, shmnsa
Snnth., St... l,,"h w. tUi"i'' 81 sn., ohun's
NAY, Mrssrs Cosrv (;reog Ha,Yis and p.lrns. "a
So IN. ou.sinn u,ss L.tsrm,,ed in In. aE,ma,;
On the Question
win tbe S-nn,r sprer to In, 6,r,,b sm,nd,,.o,,
The yras and nsys ,y.r, ,aL In tha
tuition, and were \. follow viz; '
Yeas Messrs Brewer Brexns Con.v Cre.s,x.II Ely,
Evans Fiennken, Frazer, nsrna, Kiiin,sr Kn". i.,.
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Pennsylvania, SIS.
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing Is
true and copy of the "Yeas" and "Nays" taken
the Resolution proposing amendments to the Constiu
tion Of the Commonwealth the same appears the
Journals of the Houses Of the General Assembly OF
this Commonwealth for the of 1857
(-~~) Witness my hand and seal of said Office, this
}LS twenty. second day Of June, thousand eight
(~~~ hundred and 6fty-seven.
AG. CURTIN,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
July 4, 1857.
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Saddle and Harness Maker.
HENRY HAUPT, JR-

HEN r Y EIAUPT, j r.
Successor TO A. j. Stroh,
"A RESPECTFULLY informs the
EeA-LNA citizens of Sunhurv and the pub
E5a:ssA lie generally, that he has taken
the establishment lately occupied
A. J Stroh and is prepared TO turn cut work in
is line of business equal to any made in this,
section of the country, Orders promptly execu
ted and all kinds of produce taken in Exchange
Sunbury, May 9, l657.-ly
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and for the relief of consumptive patients In advanced
st,,;es Of the disease.
We need not speak to the public OF It's virtues
Through every town. and almost every hamlet o the
American States wonderful Of pulmonary com
plants have made 1t already known. Nay, few are tho
families any civilized country this continent without
personal experience Of its Effects and fewer yet tho
communities any where WHICH have not among them
some living trophy Of its victory the subtle and dan
gerous diseases Of the hoat and lungs While is the
most powerful antidote yet known TO for the ormi
dabc and dangerous diseases of the pulmonary 1t
the pleasantest aud safest remedy that can I've
poyed for infuts and young persons. Parents should
have IL in against tile nsdiOus enemy that steals
upon them unprepaed. We have abundant grounds TO
believe the CnssRY PEcToRL more ves by the con-
sumptions 1t prevents than those it cures Keep 1t by
YOU and cure your colds while they curahe.
lect them until human skill master the neXorate
canker that fastened the yits eats your life
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders, and as
they know the virtues OF this remedy need not do
than them it is still made the beet II can
be. We spare cost toll to produce II the
most perfect possible and thus afford those ~o rely
it the best agent which skill furnish for their
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NEW COUNTIES.

No county salbe divided bya line cutting of over one
tenth Of its population, (eer TO form new county or
without the express assent OF such county, by
vote Of the electors thereof shall sny new county
be established containing less than four hundred square
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Erysipelas, ScrofuIa, Kings Evil, letter,
Tumors, and Salt Rheum.

From Frtrardin0 Merchant Of s.. LoHs, Ftb 4, 1885,
Or. AVER: Your Pills the paragon Of all that Is
great in medicine They have cured my little daughter
OF uoerou upon her hands and feet that had proved
ncurabe Sor wears Her mother has been long grievous
" afflicted with blotces and pimples her skin and In
her hair. After child cured. she also tried
Pills. and they have cured her. ASA MORGRlDGE.
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OPTICAL.


TMEAsuAr DEFAKrNzr.
November ~ lrss,
Nocs is hereby given hsae Of lock sf inc lsans q ne
VIII purchase ne s1e unt
q March uex Of shah be pssy
O3 obtained Wy, aSaos 10 Nc insrrest accrued
date Of auai disidssd interest hee@n
ioxeher DAYS Addana ersrs ioE me @olss fs~A
me vendor foIo~ins a. pssmiam said socks
For STOCK Of lssx pTeMiaE of 10 per ut
For Of IsST and premium - ern AAa
Coz commonly called Iademsg s0ss
pseaaa4a sft pes eeAt
c.rssdeases rpArtme.s
tce must be assigned Und party
ed % receive proceeds
iss aay January hAiyear
assigned present eckhossrs viii ss aysse heFeto
err ana corresponding from pay
stock.
Payusu tos the assigned transmitted ~a made
Boston, New Nof,
option parties enificd recrsve tbs
opey which rheud expressed the
-~risr,,.. JAMES GUTHRIE,
ngy ss-sassarchif Secretary Of Treasury.
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exhaust Nevertheless, bass cur conclusions
upon the sncress which has attended SPECIFICATIONS upon
one great feature Of organic law should be almost
led 70 think labor ID frutess and Investigation mockery
The subject Of the power Of Congress domestic sla
very sees 10 have involved deeper and deeper
gloom from he period Of the adoption of the constitution
Distinguished saesnen by oas forgetul Of the orgi
compact between the members Of the oouftdsracy
desiros Of improving the labors Of their fathers brought
forward measures relating slavery which in the
Of time bscie confounded with the organic compromises
Of the Onion In this a rank and unnatural
growth Of herees gradually obscred the horizon Of poi
ical truth That which first plain became intr
cate that which light became dark that which Al
first the wsyfaring could discover dehed length
the comprehension Of the learned ntsrminabs
Of difficulties seemed open before and the eoun
try absolutely the msrcy Of every political surgeon
who announced a remedy for existing evils.
Compromise has been the winding sheet Of denoc
ey Fortunately for the last cable has parted that
bound its desolaie shores in the clear deep
blue We guided BY bright light that
which led the Hebrews through the of the and
let not like ancient people look back upon land
like that Of Pharaoh and sgh for the rich yiAnds which
enjoyed in the day Of degradation. Let moi
gaze upon the unhroksn Sodom and Gomorrah Of
earths history tarry in all the plain Let support
the noble who have supported the constitution:
The friends thou hast and their adoption tried,
But do duh thy palm with entertainment
OF each Matched, unfsdged comrade-"
aTbis, above ALTO thine self be true;
And il must follow, the night the day,
Thou then be false 70 any man"
---eAre says he ras obliged 10 kia Msrclao he Airt
sna-- ~ ham The great delineator Of IA.
act Lesi he Shoz1db Be kises-~ h@raeter NOTED
tnre doubted his ability to carry even
as that Of the kinsman to the Prince and friend TO
meoS through the entire play, without his becoming
dead weight upon bis hands Squattsr sovereignty is
political Merruo and tie democratic party with all its il
usrous memories and glorious hopes and prestige Of sucs
cess win prove inadequate the ask Of pepetuniing in
the dramas psra9 Squatter sovereignty has been
cessy punished by its fiehds and lis enemies BY gentle
in the North and in the South aud Let US bid long
sdieu Let dig wide and deep its grave, that may
bury beyond the reach of any of the resurrection
st school that shall attempt to galvaiise il into life
GEO. p BUELL.
WASHINGTON Feb. 6, 1851.
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NEW and IMPR0gED .aRRAEGEMESTs
THREE TRAirr DAILY Batimerr, for CsmserIands
4 whreiiBe and AZ parts ~ she We
from fh5tsdciphs kfsa
ain fom ashingson ststions and
af Cumberland a. O'Clock, m.
Camden station dairy except Sun
any1 al So a. m wherfing by al
Dayton inaiaAApo
H. Loas~i Cleveland Tod do, Detroit, Chicago, 81 Loa,
Cairo, and intermediate points
Id The ExPREss TRAIN leaves daily nj y eennerans
viii express s. Louis Cars Chicago and
Cincinnati and euscr
tra paces W-sI, nearly ioe miles shorer
by any The time 10 These places Is alec snr
Baggage checked through Columbus. cinenH~ Indianapolis
Passenrers and baggage points free,
THROUGH sold all the large to~H- 10 me
West poasise ckst once canaes Sta
Ii0a.a md a w asringsn cry
A econa- eiasE 10 ache the mail truin-
Washingfon uicD she enfus
road dszga1 Accommodation a trans Ana ~ s
a,r~ 4, Cgmne,,.ua Thry mnsing BY
fss erpsss lain which leaves cs'uh nd n 2Se ana
from ashne.on suis ne M meals At Wash
% shs -ry rsu,r nv which Through DCksis and b~ssnss
checks can be onsslsed Washington
FCA way PASSENGERS
e will nj all staisons chst
hsyand Pearfnt geng
,r Easwsrd,r leaves w hsrhnR ~ -, = us
and leaves Cnnlberiai ~ - 'o"s'S
The FREDERICK TRAIN me- is1esql Sanaay1
-appinr nj way Leaves FHeaslek al ~ = ma as
The ELLiCoTT's MILLS TRAIN faves Camden s'.'.a
m and 30 o. M EIIeott's Mills al 7p, y Mr ans
1SV'P ha'' eAf w. s. wooDsfDE,
L., Az Mas1er d Transportation
. &
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rrrIrr on rENuRE Oh sLAvE PRoPERrY.

The Albany Argus sAysi
some weeks ago replied 70 the assaults made BY Inc
press apon the proposition (put forward In
- .outhern SAtss) exempt slaves from execution, BY
ssaYorin % show that sGch Legislation perhaps the
ard .tsp n scheme give xty Of tenure % the slave
a attach rim 10 the sol, sad 70 convert hn from mere
hae 70 the condition. s the adseptAs globe whose person
attached 70 an estate and transferable with L.
ave see that the senate Of Mississippi have not only
Sovssd the original proposition ezsmPtng single slave
from sxscuon have passed amendment 70 the enset
that should such debtar select 70 retain female slave
- Al the ehildrsa Of such female under the age Of twenty
YEARS shah likewise be exempted
Here are two steps the direction spoke Of both tend
,,v % vrsrsnt ths separation Of families and 10 secure
sEsd position to ths slave.
HYet the Evening journal and other
noupce this sg1l4tion which indeed promises 10 the
or black than all dsnagogism and fanacism has de-
yi..d for the last thirty years"
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RESTAURANT.

d. Iernoi Hofe PeaH.ylsania aVenue, between It'd and
lsfa streets, EasAington, ID. @.
THE PROPRIETOR bers inorm friends the public
restaurant recently essh he'd the modern
and mlaosed principle, dining
recently arrived from Pas
q
proprietor himself has dnEarhsd reputation, both
in
aaers fail give
ssoee VINO may him with their patronage.
AncAed supped choicest
liquors. gaEe and other decaces of Hot
n, unit A. The proprietor
Europe, stock of cham
pagne caer cenae, with OF finest
fuffes, which
an the bor, snsks, single bo,e
furnished aAfendcd
city crenm, jelly pnmber,
ard all description OF confectionery business.
lam -eod2m
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Sr LOUIS Feb. s-The Santa Fe mail has Just arrived,
and we learn that the January mail outward bound
PEELED consequence of severe snow storms
The passengers report seeing large numbers Of keowa
Indians said that their warriors had gone TO attack
Brsns fort The hearing this cent additional
United States troops the defence Of the place Mr. Dodge
had not been heard from for time, and it feared
that be had been murdered by the Indians.
william Claude Jones had been elected delegate from
MesiIla- a
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A CAHD-we hereby notify wto
n boots MP
respectively presenrrd
or-ssa snd M and
error surp~ns a1 the Immense NJ
of ~
swm, without nfi~rf We n
account an
eirhrr " c.sh nj sszisfsclsry daes
Dec F-7mwfwf, uOOE, HpO. a co.
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PRorosED xEssIos JAPASThe Baptists OF this
try propose mission TO Japan J. Gohe who visited the
country with Commodore Perry, brought home nsfivs
Japanese with whom be has been Studying at Madison
University, to Ct him 70 preach the Gospel At Japan
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nv TELEG RAP III .


Kew YoHK, Feb. THE steamer Alps, from Havre, on
the s5h arrived here to-day Her adyices contain but mt
tie beyond those by the Africa
ts Rrssrs hsd occupied several islands in the Caspian
sea- The Perssns concentrating their FORCES on the
eastern frontier Of the empire The csnss 81 Tsheran
were preaching up eholy war" against the British.
Consols for money closed u s5s asss-
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BRITISH ARMY LIST FOR Is57 pamp hIef The An
Brush army List Corrected 20 2sh December 1854 giving
commissions wounds OF officers OF The
ordnance, and Marines. vul London ls u
Who for s57 directory the Rank, Title and officials
Of British Empire. pocket volume
rom Headquarters the Cnea BY an Officer Of the
Reddies Researches international sv6is4
Fcs7 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Proposals for CoIoring quarto plates or Fishes
and Shells.

orFTcE SUPERINTENDENT FuBrIc rKrETIse,
@< washington, February D 1857.
PROPOSALS NJ once enEJ
O'Clock eoioring. hand the highest style o
limited $500
EACH ef twelve pae 81 HFses and shel 10 illustrate
the ID Of Commodore Pesrys Expedition Japan
The already and printed black
~ office Bdde ssH the for
hundred copies, which be fac iaes Of
originals. sa...r9.eaE
The original drawings be this Office Until the morning
OF the day fur closing the bids.
bonds required
bidder fer the faithful Of
Proposals addressed Superintendent
Pubic rnng. Wsshneon, d. C., and endorsed "cTcsa fer
ooioTing yaart0 piafesn
A. g. SEAMAN, Superintendent.
Feb 4-eodtd rIHielh starl E
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Anti SLAVERY PHILANTHROPY.

We copy the following from the Falmouth tJamAica)
Post Of the issue Of January The stasmens rather
med therein med no comment Al our
hands: =,
Five gentlemen who have resided for many years IN
maca and desire change in its social and political conan
tion have addressed Mr. LAbouehsre the Score
tsry Of State for Colonies directing his attention 70 GET
tain suggestions which they osr with the object In view
arresting the wide spread and annually increasing distress
which overshadews the entire population AAa sSA
large portion Of the inhabitants into actual destination ihf
gentlemen attached 10 the letter Mr.
Chy Of the late eharmen sessions who has
retired pension Mr. Pinnoek, Kingston merchant
Mr. PhneAs Abrshs the senior partner IN the hrm OF r.
Abraham Company, of Falmouth; Mr.. Hodgson, the chap
lain Of the general penitentiary and Mr. VaPy solicitor,
and nephew Of late chief justice, Sir Joshua Rowe
They the condition Of the colony the lowest
possible point Of universal bankruptcy and ruin that
real has market value that dwelling houses ara
gradually dscsying and money with difficulty be raised
even for personal property that most of the
cessary articles for consumption imported from the
ted States while the natural products negiectsd and
that the money capital of the country drained, In the alb
sence exchange Of trade They add that the industrial
condition inhabitants the lowest rbb and that
their moral and social condien is whit eleva
suS
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UTATCH Repairing and EwEravtnx---Msfcscs, ehro
- descpe rfFara
rkiliui perform nccurnscsy
Engraving best sse nci1ahg
cresfx, ard inias ON stone
Visiting wedding cnrls eisany ssrcd and rrA'ca
~. W. GAIT d BRIL-
yewe as Psnasyisrnis avenue.
Ian MI Between On and leh streets
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Ranking House Of Chubb BroSbers.
Wasbsncfgp. January 4, Ie57


JOHs ID. BARRow and HENRY HOLMES arc, hss aaya d.s-
the Banking House
hm fam h- en,. viii e e~mp.cd ~ Charles 81 chrtb JohH
Bames, he n
composed e Charles a. D. chahh VIM D-uss
n harrow. under the hrm of Chubb Bsehcr~,
ian l. fn CHuBB EHsTHERs.
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We notice with regret that Mr. James Gardner after a
most faithful efficient and acceptable service Of twelve
years. Withdrawn from all editorial bat not publishing
interest with the augusta Georgia Consiutionalst In
his valedictory Mr. G. thus allues to his successor
asThe political conduct and management Of the Constu
onAst wi from this date be inrusted to James T. Mis-
bet esq., gentleman of education, Of talents and high
character whose tact and good Judgment and patriotic
aims have every confidence. Upon ali the leading polit
cal ssues pending before the country his views
identified with of the democratic party of Georgia
His future political WILL therefore, be in conformity
with the political antecedens Of this paper.
Mr. G. also adds:
al viii sti occupy before the public tbs position Of pub
sher-a position having its peculiar and responsible
ess position however, in which shall neither desire
seek political inausnce aim to gse direction to public
continent in political matters"
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GUARDIAN DEPUsITOEY.-A depcsi has hecB or~rrs
III relief Of Tire
members Of The society
sdents almost
whay rid themselves Of the OF street hefgne and ps
Of who The for what IL
they rob The poor Of Whist
and additional suffering through
follows d.
where applicants
careful rqHiy will be made Of reiieb well acquainted
with them
NE. roRTnRos,
FinsBciai Agent
rae society meet Tu.sds. evenings ocock fnssss
ii aasez re .nvisrds .af. ....
Ian .a."
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naErER,s wEE..nr. v. 8. r.r !satura.y. F.era-

III Tn .r8s
Minister, Tafrf- Ssics OF
the Highway Rrhbery Nsw fofs Ths
The Birth Commonwealth What at ~
Literature domestic Intelligence Foreign
Notes aud Que Agricultural emss Notes on ,h= Arts
AIDS Sciences Things Wise and Otherwise Ac, &c
Price Scents per copy, 81 so per year.
1900. FKANCR TAYLOR,
Feb7 Agent for The Publishers.
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Ths RnrdclI Murder.

New YoRK Feb. Yesterday testimony in the Burdell
murder nearly vague As ever Witnesses tes-
Burdes frequent expression Of fears of violence and
assassination from Mrs. Cunningham; and others that Bur-
dell was at Saratoga the time Of the alleged marriage
Wrts of habeas corpus in behalf of Mrs. Cunningham,
Snodgrass and Eckel, viii be argued to-day.
IsEcoSp DESPATCH
The eldest daughter of Mrs Cunningham examined nj
length this morning, nothing of Importance elected
excepting her mothers marriage.
The Aa6sas corpus arguments before Judge Brady have
been postponed.
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KENTUCKY.


POEI OEucE DxRAKrHEsT,
February g. lcSL
pRoPosALs O e.uyinz me mails @ nc uai-s slAas ms
yuy, io57 June, ls5e, me iotioH~<
In KENTUCKY, 4lsa VIII be received
ne CsnuAc once anti u Of te Isl
March be dsei6ed By fne 25lh hpri fol0wnEs
Ma s5c Lousyi KY BY Lacona, ssina, Grassy Pond,
West fOiat, Garnet svIlle, Meadslie ~ wieyNil1s
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