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FOUNDRY PROPERTY

FOUNDRY PROPERTY
FoF said or s.ense, In Nyest Gelumbtn, Va.
ETSIE property good working order, having Black
smith shop with res, Patterns and tools, together
istoek OF coke The budlngs 50 feetin enghth by
50 et In width it shop and lathe shop one
I lathe. ~ So .,s..s,
and misunderstanding county, with Avery large cea trade in
active operation ------
les steady habits and good earacer and but such
apply II should ssre 70 purchase the pay
mis- property has s4arssEsa for
$SOO1O. should company purchasing, desire t. the
efaFtered priv VII eAllOWed q With he property
| F1pls ed tfg SARGENT BR0fllBR
Black Ptumes! gfueheat tFsff
az DOL Rnehes; doa o. Rich Black Feathers; vide
ID Black Lace Bugla Trimming, Hk Nett; Beautiful hne
French Flowers, Wholesale and retail. just received
decls SToeiR THOMAS.
EIlGETli.A nan supply Plate Gum Piyot always
u on band. At LAUGHLlNs BHSiiRIRLD.
| III RRLS. vaFnlshes, al kinds, Tor ale By
.LS5sissg sla,giSgfl Ms
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Lanshtt, pal
VIRGINIA AT Rules held the CIerk's ONCE Of the
Circuit Court for Brooke County, ia the month Of JHu-
Uary, 1851:
James SIcCluney In behalf Of himself and Gul
thu creditors Of the late firm Of tlIr said James
McClnuey William d. Meek, doing business
In tho and style Of mckinney Meek, In T1,nnrer,
-~''-''SN'S
William d. Meek, Adam Kuhn, administrator ...
of Thomas II. Meek, deed, Daniel POlsby and
James s. COnneIL
this Bill marshal the assets Of the late
firm OF cCIuney Meek both to the payment Of tie debts
of that rm and the final distribution OF resi- And
it appearing from the Of tie Sheriff. well by ai
iavit cause that the defendant William D..
Meek inhabtant Of this state, II ls Ordered that
appear within month after the due publica.
ton Of this order and do what y to protect his
Ordered that copy this order
published for four successive weeks In the
Wheeling InteGneer, and posted ut the front door Of the
Court House OF said county the first day Of the County
Court next after the entry Of this order.
u cOpy-Teste; J. STARR,
jams
lLanGHtt, pal
" IRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
Circuit Court for Brooke county, ia the month Of Ja-
Uary, 1851
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SHIPMENT OF COAL.
PrrrsBuRon, Jan. 2G-Fifteen car loads Of
coal were sent this morning, via railroad, for
Cincinnati. About 90, in all, will be sent
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The object Of this BI 70 obtain decree riRcE50
MutriBlOhii by Plaintiff against the Defendant And
it appearing from the OF the sheriff, well by
affidavit the cause, tia SAIL defendant Is not
inabtAnt Of tIs eah, II Is OrieTsi that he
do within month after the due publ.
cation this order and do what may be necessnrX to
protect And it is further ordered thatA OF
this order published week for four successive
Wheeling nelgencer, and posted at the front
door Of the Court House Of said county the first day Of
the County Court after the entry Of 1is order
cOPy-Tesie: J. STARR,
jams ...e Clerk
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ODD FELLoWs1 DISEOToIsY

VtrsInIus Lodge No. ;s.-Meets every Thursday
evening ut the Hail. of Market and Monroe
JOSEPH FORSYTH. N. G.; B. n Carr, Secretary.
franklin Lodge No. 13.--MeCts 5 aboveevery
Monday evening. THOMAS MOoRuEAp, N. CT W. p. Nc
Kelley, Secretary.
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 33.-Meets as above eve
~ Wednesday evening. JoHS wEisGERnEE, N c.; John
SdEdde, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 59.-sIects every Monday
evening Hall, Market and Quincy streets
SAMSON snARRorr, n. G.; John ThOburh, Secretary
PnnoIn Lodge No. S2.--Meets as above every
Friday evening j. L. MAXWELL, n. G.; W. W. blanchard
Secretary. a. ssrzY -arF
Abram,s EncnmPment No. 4. meets at the
Hail. corner Market and Monroe Streets the rt and third
Tuesday evenings of each month. WIZ. INK, @. P S. W.
Pearson, Scribe.
VIVA. Tell EucnmPmeut No. 34.-Meets as
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month"; CuAaLEs DrcKMAx, G. Pr N. SFeGsr, Scribe.
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SCHOONER ABANDONED.
BOsToS, Jan. 26th.-The schooner Standard,
from East Florida, for New York, has been aban-
dohed at sea. The crew has arrived here.
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DEsEnrcrlyg FIkr.-Beniamin Uhrich'ssnew
Steam Flour Mil, at Uhrichsville. Ohio, wasde-
s'F0yed by fire on Sunday night last. The loss
Is : very heavy one, No insurance. How the
IRE originated, we haze not learned.
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InCi,aueery
John p. Hogan,

NTIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
Circuit Court for Brooke county, n the month Of Ja-
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TRANSPORTATION.
Winter Schedule.
80
TaASsfpEIA4iloS o1TteE d. 40. K.R.t
Wlraas5T,1s Cgsffss,,a Nov onfh IsNf 4


Trains viii leave tits station daily At Gsd5 A, II. and An
r. n. wheeling time.
The Mall Train dalIv Except Sundays At 6s5. 4. NJ
win receive and discharge passengers 1t AL the principal
stations r.trr
The Express Train daily at $50 P. l m receive and
discharge passengers - the fCI0Wng stations ouly BEN
man, raitOn NeHburg IsOWssbaEE lie moHi
JOn's Kan, MaTtinHtuT, IarFeF's Ferry, hOn0cacY
SykrsVIlle aud Washington Junction.
Tie Trans will arrive follows: The Mail Train ~ Ash
A. ~ daily: ths Express at l5O p dhF. The AeeommG-
dation Wheeling Cupaberland viii be dseOu
''''4s1' ". s. wOoDs1DE, superintendent
deef J. H.FORD, Agent.
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Nancy Ellen Stanley

4 NyIRGINIA:-A IIucs held CLERKS once Of Ile
Circuit Cnurt brooke County, In the month Of jan
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A WEDDtSe on TnE cl1ss-As Conductor
0leands train, says the Cleveland Herald, was
Passing from Hanover'ta salineville, OnSthe Gle
's'and and Pittsburgh road, on the 21ss shc
usual :. monotOny of a winters day railroad ron-
ane, was agreca6ly relieved by wedding.
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BARGAINS, .RAraAlSs l-Are- to be had at, B.
y. MatsOn's, who informs US that he is deter
4,nsd to sell goods at such prices that cannot
,.'' 10 satisfy those wanting them. He has .
a. g quantity of Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
a'pee'-sacks and Umbrellas, which he wish
- 70 dispose of at the lowest prices; having de-
ssslnlnsa TO sloss business here shortly.
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I OOKINss q l.Ass11l| 49,
PICTURE EIg91EE1 - .s=ss72
fhanlE 1o1zl Glass and RlEllEr flalufIrtnfFt
N6s- 81. 81 ana sOa Grseasl strssi = la
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HEHIPFIELD RAILROAD,
WHEELING STATION, eet. 18th, 1885,
NN and after Saturday, October 18th, ana until further
notice, there will be DAILY train leave this Station
for Cuysvlls and all intermediate stations,
blSM tr1tti . A. M
RETURNING leave CiaysVille,
Dian TRAM tsal Es
Tile train will connect with Coaches at Claysvls for
Washington, CannonsbuTE and Pittsburgh
ThFoug tickets be had the Stage 0lce under the
McLure House, the depot Al FoTsyths Warehouse.
Oct2T u. Is. PEIRSEL, Agent
OFFICE %. a %. @. e. 1:O..
WHEELING. Nov. Il, 1850.
CHANGE OF the tariff Of the Baltimore aud Ohio
IA Rail Road Company, from summer to winter tates, VII
taks place and alter the 18th Of November, met
l.7t }. b. FORD,
nOv15tf Agent.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE HEAIPRIEID L; g
WHsEIISG, sspt. %, 1885,
THE above road Is and ready transfer freight
aud passengers from Wheeling ClaysFle and all in
terEIeliate Stations.
Freight to Warrington Depot Porsyths
Warehouse. U. b. PEIISELs,
sp2E whssllng.
HTIRG1NIA- Rules held in the Clerks Office the
Circuit o Brooke County month
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

ASARtAS6 ~ y NaNNNr ~ - EeEENa
nE NOT DECEIVED - base intfattons. HEGEtt1S
p9ats shd nine years has REoHsd = .lIFi1E -
all OfleTs and else anil rtabe for CONSUMPTION
A. there great deal % spurious Oh in tla IlaIrt al
tcTatel uh seal oil. uiis ell Ag.. ee
not b. taken ~ prRCUFe ails 6Enuns.
Our Oil ta made n oln lastoTy IN EsWf1ullnd, Gnd
each bottls has lf de e0TS b. EaFrilli0 Est
uEgEHAN, CLhEE Co.'S e1ner tllr ttt 1H. EEu-
late psTtbrf, there las hse aFeie 1tFUneed
csissd RstOlss Iisl {. eoHaetsl va r. - =
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYEt
villain . siCn an TIE ueIIts ne,
OF cFistadoEs's nsVoF sIl1nled Dye
s Red it ll1kss hack, bfgun sllIaicIE1l grey.
Ard keeps tie AbFss always Area decay.
his uatshIeSs reVifhIr DE, SIN holdl ~ pen
ton TIE m0gl IlIlt Hair DYE lIE
WORLD. Preaaed and SID, GSoesals dl1 Teiall, and
applisd Gu pfignte FooIis Abol 10. A.
Ill lfOrsI BlofnEAE. Ng fEs and ~ N DEugilil
Psffnusrs In AZ EniEsI States. 5lnIS-ly-dfU
a lsesfFea PhYs5ef8n,
. WHOsE Sands Cf LIE
Have neaFiF eat, SIseogeEe. gs he EaItI nIes
certain cure foE Col1u HrglEillst eollIy 1l1s,
WeH Ets emily ehild-l dalEfel-gas stun NJ = d.
1t HIS lle- Gdlloa-h ahlI EEc van
full dreeolG toF an aIll slsceaglllly u1lnl q ne
FealFes each aptIeant onE -sthfss
esis - beTetuFnsd post9ss Dc Tsclps5 a fe
'ati g e s 9 ls - ~ aiEeftsillnt-
4n1fel4 u III S1AlLler I. sr.r5-
10. - Grad eilest, Jersey CliE, lfse JsEtey-
tsse l-all-leE
II OOKGNG- GasAB9Ea
L. = s6T0 - g. tfH
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-11
JUDGE MACK,

- Tbs members Of the new administration
are all msn of national reputation. But the
spboiniment from Penusy lssnia is sspseislIy
fornnste and the President could have
found no man in the State of more vigorous
intellect and independent spirit than. Judge
Black. His opiaion in the Passmore VIII
lianson case is the strongest lsgsl production
from the mind Of an American lawyer since
Webster's famous speech in the Dartmouth
College case. Ii Apublic- addresses he
uses language with IAN ease and grace, and
yet with power ilist no American Of this
time can equal. His late address on Rei-
gious Tolerasion, Of which We published
good part, is aspecimen OF his fine and fin-
ishsd scholarship, ss alec of h,s clear and
strong mind. But II is ia bis legsl opinions
,bs. we see most plainly the fine accuracy
with which he weighs the shades Of every
words meaning, and his thorough familiarity
with each ones origin, history and use. Le,
gal dissertations require this precision Of
language, but many judge and lawyer has
found the difficulty Of being at once definite
and lot prolix and tedious. Judge Black
does not use one word TOO many, and no
word in his sentences couIdbs changed for
a more pertinent one. & .AiFae' s'ft
But there is another merit in This appoint
ment Judge Black is not embarrassed by
any poliicsl associations or obligations that
can in The slightest degree restrict bis entire
Independence in his new position. Indeed
we know that his temper would NOT submit
10 be hedged in by any ties or bonds, any
more :han tho eagles spirit would bear 10
be Gagged. He will be a strong and honora.
BILE par. Of the administration.
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who Shan ii he.

The removal Of Judge Black to Washing
ton will require the Democratic patty to
nominate another Judge of the Supreme
Court in his place. Ifthe three present nomi-
nees were not oil from the Eastern end of the
State, William Strong, Esq, Of Reading,
would no doubt be ths most fit nominee.
But justice and discretion seems TO require
that The candidate should.bs from the West.
WIN. A! Stokes, of Wesimoreland, has been
mentioned Z but unlsss he lie very different
iroin the oiher public men OF thai county a
better candidate ought 10 be found. Hope.
well Hepburn of Pi.isburg, has the repula.
tion of being sound lawyer; and 90 TOO
has Charles A. Black Of Greene, who served
with ability as Secretary of State under Gov
Bisler, and was some years ago State Sen.
alor. Judge Thompson of Erie, has capa.
city for The position, but perhaps lacks some
other requisite elements of character ~ p.
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New Books.


2 Ms. T. B. Peterson, of Philadelphia, an.
noanees that he has published aTHE BoRDER
RoyEa;p now novel by Emerson Bsrueti,
an author who has now some celebrity as
the author of"Clara Morslsud, aThe prarie
flower" and some half dozen other works.
The book is complete in two large duodsci.
mo volumes, neatly bound in paper cover
for 81, and for that sum will be sent free Of
postage 10 any part of the United States.
The same publisher announces that on
next Saturday he will publish "yivia; the
secret of powsr," by Mrs. f. D, N. Sousa.
worlh.4 The work is no doubt full OF thrill
ling ssn,imeni and nervous pictures; and
persons who have Q taste, for The excitable
scenes and sketches Of this class of books
wul md i 10 furnish agreeable reading. In
one volume, cloth binding, he price is si.25;
q two volumes, paper binding, the price 10
81 Fof this sum the ;pablisher win send
copies by mail, free Of postage, to asy part
pf the United States.
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Plenty of New Doctors.

Tie Medical Colleges oil Philadelphia las,
weei closed their winter course Of lectures
aad conferred the degree Of M. D upon such
students as had attended two courses OF lee.
lures Among the graduates AT the old JEFF.
fersdh College are John C. Fruit, now OF
Hazeton, but formerly of this county, and
Pelet II. Freeze. Among the graduates at
the Pennsylvania College are the following
young, men from this coup,y:-Roben H.
Brown Charles M. Hill, Elisha w, M. Lowe,
David 3. Deloug and Charles II. Wilson.- %
The degree of M. D. was also Conferred on
DR.. F &c. Harrison. of this place, though he
had fsrmerly graduated q, another College,
The Pennsylvania is comparatively a, young
insitciion, but il this year exhibits quite a
respectable number Of graduates. -
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Mark ,hs Hypocrite.


A bill for The admission Of Minnesota as
State has recently passed the House at w ash.
inglon, By vote of 81 10 rs. TWENTY.
SEVEN Northern 'efreedom shrieketso voted
against this bill for the admission Of a FREE
State, while TWELVE Southern Democrats
voted for ii II these twelve Southern mem.
bers had voted with these twenty -seven
"freedom shriekers,n the bill would have
been defeated. Thus the admission of a
now free Stale is due 10 those Southern
members. These canting hypocri,es Of the
North are constantly tenouncing the South
ern people as endeavofing to force slavery
into free territory, while Southern membefs
vote for The admission of a free State against
the persistent efofs Of these hypocriies 10
defeat it,. Mesas. Aiken Of South Carolina,
CliDgmano of Nonh Carolina, Cobb OF Geor-
gis, Bocock of Virginia, and other promi.
nenl men, voted for this bill, while three
Massachusetts member, three from Conneeti.
cut, three from Ohio, five from New York,
seven from Pennsylvania, and others voted
against it. Such is the sincerity of these
freedom shrieking demagogues-consian
bawling IN behalf of freedom and then 70.
ting against the admission of free Slate
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The New TarIa Biii.

Just as was TO be expected, the Rspubli.
cans in Congress aided TO pass bill fsduc-
ing the tariff, while no, one of them pro.
posed single measure Of fel,ef for ssbleed.
ing Kansas" Those good easy souls of the
Opposition who once believed that the tariff
cry was in earnest, or who last fall shed
tears over the details of "blood and murder''
in kansas, can now open their eyes 10 the
trick which demagogues played upo6ih
They can see that the jugglers who .practiced
on their passions and Preiudices cared Meth.
et lOr the tariff nor the "niggers," but only
fof . slice OF the spoils. .ft ,
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On las,lFriday sflernooa i. pnblk eshn.
ination ofths UfIer Grad 5chdpl took pInos
fin the Aee1emy i this l,1wn. The clasees
showed plOHcisasy in tlIeir sthdies wbioh
did creditto them aui Their teachers. --fhe.
icisss in sAigsbsa was very good Tor ms time
9f stpdy The advanced Grammar class
passed lhronsh very much such exercises
in "Youns', Night Thoughts" as makes
part Of tfle exshinaiioa Of tsachs sfsfor the
craminer schools OF Phifadefphia, and I'VE
'bsilsvs WIN an nsquaF psfcsnass ecfvonsss'
answers 10 atheNIspoEis ofsdhs Phlsdelphla
examinations. Fhe1 youngest ciasses ie &c.
egraphy and Gfammais under Mics Morris,
could teach one half thes teachers Of our
county. s1iI sasr8i5 aa ssiss sat
The exhibition Of adeclamslioh' and osiei-
nal reading was held in the evening at the
Methods, Church, and il seemed as If every
human being of the disirict was there. The
exercises were we'll for those of the first
public school ever held in the place; aud
gould evidently have been much more in.
leresling IL the audience had not besa 90
large and some of il NOT so disordeIly. -.
.ts We believe The school education of The
Soung in this Town is not to be complained
Of in the general. If only the home educ allon
and The street education were no worse, there
would not be lhoss shameful cases of youth.
ful roiousness, rowdyism, and obsceni,y
which disgrace society. There are in this
district 500 school children, whose minds
and characters are just forming and need
daily training and cnllure. They ars grow
ing up for good or evil-for virtue OF vice.
And let not any person deny ,ha, be has an
interesr in The training which these 500 I'M
mortal minds receivs.s ssThs child is father
10 the man." and these youthful minds are
the elements out Of which will spring ihs
social condition Of the next few years. II
will be either upward and onward 10 an ele-
valsd and refined sentiment Of. reciilude and
social security aud enjoyment or, downward
and backward toward loeniiousness, vic.
lsacs and vice. IL any maa feel sore in the
purse abouohis school.lax, let him reflect
that majority of these children can receive
no private schooling, and that il is neither
sefs for society MOI, just 10 The young that
they should receive only the education of
the arsa. Nor will it affect only those who
are allowed to become depravec. The chill
dren of every family are as liable in their
moral nature 10 The contagious OF vice as
the physical system is 10 the smallpox or
The whooping-cough. .4s.s{ d
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PhlladeIph,a E1peait,oon to s,ba.,opol.

An expedition from Philadelphia is about
10 undertake what the allied army could not
effect. His making preparations to enter
the harbor Of Sebastopol, not as destroyer,
but to save national property from dsslruc-
tion. The Russians, during the famous as
sault upon that city sunk in the hsrbor ioS
vessels, including is line of battle ships, I
frigates, is steamers, and 10 brigs of war.
The machinery of the steamers of war, be-
fore being sunk. was carefully covered with
a preparation of tallow TO prevent injury from
the water. They were scul,led by boring
three inch auger holes near the water line.
Mr.. John E. Gowen, of Boston, at the soil.
citation OF number of gentleman of Pkila-
5delphia, went to Sebastopol, examined the
harbor, made his plans, aud against thirty
competitors from France and England, OBJ.
,ained from the Emperor OF Russia the con-
tract 10 raise these ships, which are valued
by the government at sixiy-fve millions of
dollars. The expedition will consist of two
vessels, one of Shich leaves Philadelphia on
or about the fret Of April, and the second
soon aher. The number Of persons engaged
10 accompany 1t from this country is about
one hundred and fifty, and the hydraulic
machinery is of the most colossal descfip.
scription. The contract will take eighteen
months to perform, the Russian Government
furnishing four thousand men 10 help in the
work. AT Kerich, there are also some five
or SIX Russian vessels sunk, which are in
cluded IN the contract, aud in the harbor of
Sebaslopol there.are 100000 wor.h.of chains
and anchors, which the French and English
threw overheard, from inability to carry
Them off. This contfac, 10 the greatest one
ever entered into, and an application is now
before The. Pennsylvania Legislature to in
the Company for the purpose of
prosecuting the work successfully John
Tucker, Esq, DR.. Moms s. Wickershsm and
Mr.. Presbury of the Gifsfd House, are The
active movers in the enterprise ~ Ledger. .i.
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SuLLrvAN.--The store of Henry Shafsr, a,
HesdlsyviIle, was totally destroyed by fire on
the 22d dit. Partially Insured. A shawl
accidentally caught fire. and in the endeavor
10 quench il, a fluid lamp burst----The
dwelling house of J. B. Little, of Laporte,
narrowly escaped conhasration on The 18th
uli. The fire was communicated by sparks
alighling upon the roof. But little damage
was done.---Wm. Meylerl has been e'ec.
ed Justice of the Peace for LapoHe borough.
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R- The Edinburg Review for January has
been received from Messrs. Leon ard Scott &
Co., 10 Fuion St., New York. The following
is The table of contents: ....--. =.
Philip II. and bis Times-Prsscou and
Motley; Human Longevity; Convocalion !;
Fergusson's Handbook of Architecture; Ma.
ca1lay's History of England; Rights and Ii.
abilities Of Husband and Wife; French Society
under the Directory; Scottish Lawy ers and
English Critics; !; Parliamentary Committees
and Railway Legislation India, Persia, and
Afghanistan. ....s-...
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T. On Mosdsv pisb, ., I.,, vs.t e..

u On Monday night Of last week, fire
occurred on the Mine,syille road, which con.
snmed four or FIVE frame dwelling houses.
The ifemen were on the spot, but as the wa
ter does not reach that part Of The borough,
nolhing could be done to save the properly.
The night was intensely cold, and the suf-
fering Of those rendered destitute by The fire
very severe. The fire originated in stable
close by. 20 -.
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Fire at Tamaqua.

On Monday night of last week The Ma.
chine Shop ofthe Little Schu ylkiIl Company
at Tamaqua was discovered 10 be on fire,
and, before the destruction could be arrest.
ed, thai. building and several adjoining ones
were entirely consumed. The loss IS esli-
mailed at SIC, 900, of which SIS 900 is GOV.
cred BY insurance in the Lycoming Company.
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g. snchof our readers as like 10 enjoy
good things can find Judge Blacks Agrcul.
tursi Address entire in.the sSlar1 of October
iiih, 1856. In our paper Of Noysmber 10Th,
1856, willbe found a choice part Of bis Ad,
dress on Religious federation. - s 10