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lIinwa,ha Revised.
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Oh he took the aguc badly,
And n shook him, shook him soroly;
Shook his boots OF. aud his too.nail;
Shook hia tooth out and his hair of;
Shook his coat all into tattcra
And his shirt all into ribbina;
ehirtless, coatless, hairless, toothlcss.
Minus boots and nixy toc.nails.
stili Il shook him.-shook him ill Il
Made him yellow, gaunt and bony;
Shook him till he reached his death-bed;
Shook him Till II shunled for him
on his mortal coil, and then "
Having made him cold as could be,
Shook the earth still down upon him,
And he still lies mouth his graycstone,
Ever shaking, shaking, shaking,
And shaking, shaking, shaking.
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STEAM:NG Com III am EAn.--ThoTo j. q
great derl OF scit corn, this year, that ca..aot
TO roedily shelled or ground in tho Ger, io tho
common corn Gnd cob i,ilo. yt will bo a
capital plaa 60 steam this soft corn, in tubs OF
vats. for feeding 10 toth reAt stock and hogs
-CultjVator,
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| E.Ill located. W
be its character, Indigestion nervous oompIain,s
epileptic and other fits, coughs. consumption in n.
early stages, throat bronchitis fever and apue
asthma, low spirits, feminine weak
ness, prickng of the skim symptomatic of paralysis
rheumatism, neuralgia tumor cancer, dabates Isssi-
tude and debility darrhe and all
organs OF respiration the liver the kdneys the stor
ach, the nerves, the muscular FIBRE are unerringlx
cured by this preparation ltis the maferies v,oTb
or seeds of disease, what an aksliis to acid il
neutraizes them with absolute certainty while az the
s.ne time 1tregulatesthe secretion
tions from the bowls creates appetite renews bodily
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS every animal function Suobiz
the nature, such the effects of DR. Robaok's "a
moulScandnvian Blood Purifier pills will not onIx
obliterate the painful diseases bnt prevent t
recurrence, and lengthen life beyond its ordin,rx
span. ~. = .''
opreventimposition purchase only ofrespeotab,e
druggists, &c, of regular agents or of Dr. Robnck
sole proprietor and manufacturer Gath street Cincin
natl Price of Purifier $500 per. bottle; e bottles
forS 80. Pills25 cts per, box and boxes for $780,.
TERRE HAuTE, Ind, Oct, IL, 1855.
DR.. .BoBACK-- Sir,--The last three bottles of your
Blood Puriherand the acc onipanyinp Pillsbnye re-
lieyed me OF the last vestgeo OF my rheumatism
siderthe cure all but miraculous After having suf.
ieredthe most acute agony almost without intsrmis-
sion for eight years, and being for three years crip
ple can scarcely realize the fact that atthis onner
afterhaving used your for only
three months and nfew day am hale hearty man
capable OF nualabor, and entirely freefrom pain,--
When first applied to you, by letter for supply of
your medicines, wasiitte betterthana ell.
eton. Formore thantwo years had dneyeren;oycd one
hour of unbroken nghrest and my mind sinking with
my body bad become greatly enfeebed the yery hr,t
botteof the Purifier wrought surprising cbanpefer
the bettern my system, and after taking that wonder
ful restorative together with the Blood PILLS for one
month. felt thata complete regeneration of every
animal function wasin progress Iwasno deceived,
am now at 6l yearsof age as free from every symp
tom of rheumatism as1 was at 20. There can Be no
doubtthat Observation-Disclosures is due to YOU re edies
alone, and am willing. if 1t will serve You or inu dnoe
others seek relief from the same source
tershoulooe Wauepupllc, Yours, &C.. -....
JACOB ATKINS
CINCINNATI, Dec, 2s, 1854
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-Th, re is ohsp out West with hair SC
red. that when he goes out before day, he is
taken for sunrise, and the cocks begiu t.
srow,
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DISEASE vANQUIsHED
By DR.. RobacRs sScdndiH un Remsdrs,

A FTER years CT study.
Aanpslysis and experiment.
Mr.. Roback, the emminent
Swedish Physician n ,succeded
IN producinga medicinsfrons
the mountain herbs ofbis ma
nveland which acts direc.Iv
upon the causes ofdiseasein
theolood and by restoringthe
corrupted fountain Of life 10
a condition of health and
purity, expels disease fror
the system wherever IL NAV
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In perrvsbnrv TownshIn.

r. n ID. X. .HOLLENBECK,
ID EAL ESTATE Agents offer for Sale at fair prices
III and upon reasonable terms the following lands:
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HOrlicultural Esta ablishment.

IfOIVtCuIIUTUI EISLaDIIShment.
HAVING removed from Bowling Green TO SYDNEY,
11Ohio, would beg leave to inform the public that
lhave complete and saleabe collection of vigorous
grown fruit trees, such Apple, Pear Cherry Peach
Apricot, &c. Mr.. Lee Moore has kindly consented to
sellmy valuable fruit trees at the Bowling Green Nur-
sery at reduced prices Also he will be supplied with
aoomplete assortment of thrifty grown trees in splen
did varieties, from the well known Sydney Nursery
with which am connected.
SentflS. lSh6.--l2 NATHAN MOORR
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Range 0, town 6, Sec S6E NE 80
Range ., town 8, section 2, N pt. N. VIA 81
35 Npt Of W frlseo. 80
30 SPIT. of =. Wir1l 1924
choice tract Of land. half mile above Otsego, and
containing about 70 acres Of Prairie
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u. 8. r., town 4, section 8, west ago
-" 3N.E.t less 50 acres ll0-43O
Very desirable land 4 miles from Perrysburg.
u. s. r.. town 4, section ", r.. SEA so
-Four miles from Per- ysburg, adjoining Psradiss--a
very desirable location.
U, $ r., town 4, section ], s tNEt so
IL SWl . lGG
Near Perysburg, we'll timberod and good land.
U. 8. X. town 4, section 80, NE 160
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BOOKS! BOOKs!! B00Ks!u

Fresh arriyaIs weekly at
Il o l. 7' s Il OK S r ORE
sign Of the Book consisting of School Books Of all
kinds, also Latin, Greek, French, German and the
higher mathematical works He also has the standard
Poets Histories, Biographies Travels, New and Popu-
lar Works. etc. etc, together with commentaries and
notes on the Scriptures; works on Theology Annuals
Gift Books for all seasons and ages alarge assortment
of Holiday Gifts, and Toy books with beautiful
pictures for the children OF Stationery he has the
best the eastern market affords and in great variety
NkS--Black Blue, Red, Carmine Arnolds and
Harrison's Fluid, Copying Indellible, etc.
GOLD PENS-Mammoth, Engrossng, CONNER.
cial, Ladies, &C.. at HOITS
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In yn,hlnuton TownsbIn.

In Freedom Township.
Range IL, Town 8, Sec. &c., north wostl-A 100
Half mile from New Rochester.
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MAhhIAGE GUIDE.-YO OUNG's great Physoloei-
cal Work: THE POCKET [ES CULAPiLS or
Every One his own Doctor, BY VIM. Young, NJ. D.
1t is written in plain language for the general reader
and is illustrated with upwards of One Hundred En-
cravings All young married people, or those contem-
plating marriage and having the least mpedment to
married fe should read this book Itdiscoses secrets
that every one should be acquainted with STILL IL is
book that must be kept locked up, and lie ahouthe
house will be sent to any the receipt of as
cents. Address DIR. WIN. YOUNG, 1872 Spruce S.,
above Fourth. Philada., Pa. March s. lS51--4Stf
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In Center Township.
Range IL, Town 8, Sec. 8, east half $40
One and half miles north -enst Of Bowling Green.
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.n'oJ THE GREATEST
M E DC A L ID Il VERY
-ii1o OF THE AGE.

MIR, KENNEDY, Of Roxbury has discovered In one
WI of our common pasture weeds o remedy that
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For Sale,

ON the most reasonable terms the southwest quar-
" ter of the north half of section number g. town s.,
of range number -, containing so acres; also that
fractional part of section number 3D. southeast OF the
river in town 6, of range 9, containing SO acres In
Wood county Ohio. JAMES MURRAY.
Senteuher 10 lSb7-lStf .... '.- ..
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In Henry Township.

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TIE PHILADELPHIA M ~ YdRD.
[rrom tho Philadelphia Ledger, NOV. ao.l

Froni tho Philadelphia Ledger, Noy, 30
The navy yard has recently been very prolific
OF newspaper erenads upon political fayortis and the
corruptons Of patronage. Before the election il was
stated that the place packed with individuals who
were expected to reward such official favor with their
votes ami since the election il has been stated that
six hundred and fifty of the worlmcn this employed
have been discharged. The number Of workmen en-
poyed yard is less than is employcda Brook
yn and not than is required by the large amount
Of public work which is in progress there The highest
number has been between fifteen hundred and two thou
sand men, and the number of stated periods has been
follows; September 10, 1850; October l, 1884 No
vemhcr l, 1920; November &c, 1920. The diff
ference between the highest number Of men EN-.
poycd and the number now engaged is exactly
two hundred. 1t is the rule to employ more
men than are necessary to do the work of the yard
and this rule it is stated has been rgdly adhered to-
The employment at which these have been engaged
finishing and launching the Lancaster, rcfttng the
fgae Congress- repairing two lighthouse vessels. build
ing two sloops, fitting steamer Chaplin, besides dis
charging and ping about five hundred thousand feet
timber &c. This employment has at very opporune
moment. The work needed to be DONE and see
no impropricty in the government employing the skill
and labor Of the mechanics of this city when it will be
found advantageous to it to do The idea that
poyment in which workmen give an equivalent by their
labor for the wages received imposes obligation also
upon them to vote otherwise than their honest convic
tons dictate is foolish it is degrading to the char
actcr Of American workmcn
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EHE FIepFzAnox 81 oNaNNAh

Mr. Charles cist estimates the population Of Cincinnati
At nearly 2So,ooO He says
A general impression exists that the city has lost
round for some years past especially since the recent
mrnercid aud financial disasters The statement OF
t ratas.sqslnfs5s corrlnsveay shows THAT up 10 that
ao Nc maintained al least usual progress Now, II
@ IKE the school tables testimony this point, for
soeoucnt periods aud assume as judge we correctly
nav that they correspond year by year WITH The general
yeeae Il seems then, that from 1888 to 1850 we IN
leased at the rate Of per cent and from 1883 TO 1887
a the rate for the first year Of 10, and for the second OF
- er cent annually H. in consequence of business
arrassrnents we have fallen back 10 the increase OF
1876 let IL be remembered that with the exception OF
s57 only the Increase of 1886 and 1858 the largest
n any yeaf since 1850 There can be little doubt
mink that the check light 1t Is, is only temporary
and that future of prosperity is opening upon cncn
natl not less bright than any period Of her past OK
hibib.
From 1880 TO 1910 nearly doubled our population
or increase from 1910 10 1850 was 1850 per cent, as
aiming that the of 1880 was correctly taken.
The census of 1860 will more thn double our population
Of 1850 aud population even now Is more than four
fold that OF 1910
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the sLAVE TRIBE.

RESOLUTIONS were introduced into the State senate Of
South Carolina on the 10Th inst declaring that the con-
tuton Of the United States contains grant or power
10 interfere with the of foreign nations there
fore that all acts Of Congress purporting To prohibit the
ave trade between foreign countries unconstitution
a null and void . also, that the act Of Congress de-
caring the slave trade piracy, nasnucl it converts
into piracy what is not in the nature Of things or in
tie sense Of the constitution is unconstitutional null and
void
Senator Alasasak made strong speech in favor of the
resolutions declaring Congress might just well make
the trade in coffee piracy the trade in slaves and dis
putting the right of United States vessels to interfere with
the slave trade between foreign nations.
The resolutions referred to committee on fed
erI relations by vote Of rs TO 49, which is considered
fatal 10 them.
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THE WASHINGTON UNION
COURT of CLAIMS.

poxnay. Nov 20 A-Tss court met at the usual hour
all the judges being fresert
Judge BLAcKFonp delivered the opinion Of The court in
the case of james H. MeCulIoh, executor OF James IL
McCuoh, deceascdyc Is. The United States The claim Is
for certain proportion OF the fines, penalties and for
FIXTURES incurred the port of Baltimore while the tes
tator was collector of the customs there in the year 1872
Amounting TO ssI IO8 s0 The court decided that the
suit could not be- sustained. and the claimant was not
entitled to
Judge LoalSc delivered separate opinion ii the sme
case eoncuring In view OF Judge Biackord that the
petitioner Ii not entitled to relief
Judge scARpuRan delivered dissenting opinion in ia
yor OF the claim m
The case of ths heirs of Dr. James 1nsseher u.s. Inc
United States again taken up and Mr. Coombs con-
cudod his argument in behalf of tho petitioners when the
case wns submitted and the court adjourned.
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Important from South America.

NEW YoRK Nov. 30 The Illinois brings important
intelligence from South America.
new contract had been made by the CHILEAN govern
ment with the Pacific Steam Navigation Company to car
ry their mails for five years longer.
The Ecuadorian minister had demanded and received
his passports, and retired from Peru
Gen Castillo had been declared president and Con-
grcss had passed law authorizing him to raise Is 900
and supply them with arms to organize the National
Guards and declare again Ecuador. Gen Echeni
que is thought to be the author Of the recent dsurban
ces his object being to direct attention the North
while he, assisted by Bolivia, invaded the South
The Ecuadorian government had received consiern-
bic quantity Of American rifles, and otherwise rapidly
preparing for war.
The latest from Callao is to the effect that Gen
San Roman had come down from Lima to despatch the
Peruvian fleet to blockade the Ecuadoran ports and that
war had been definitely declared.
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AUCTION SALES.


BY JAS q McGUIWE = CO., AuCtSOneersF
T1tj5iTlNE AND UNRESERXED SALE OF TWO
smal qnarss OF the wardsn fharsdss AZ
tsnoou pecenfr u O'Clock sha srlt
without -,
square No frcnh.y, respectively vermsnt avenue ir
street wof north : street, ssd containing 49, siase
feet
SQUARE square No asa, fronting reslecvey o. Yer
mont avenue Il,h sad north ana COR
aiming II, +sS square feet
These squares located in tn northern part o. tho
Ward rsly apprc~shs
they short become valuable Mic uns"os
tonablc. sale without
Terms one third cash the rcssse twelve mohxhs With
JAS. G MCGUIRE X CO.,
Nov 3o--d Auetioncvrs.
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bales -upland III Flouris heavy sales 1900 bills
State 81 20 81 40 Ohio So 80 So SO Southern IS Is
So so. Wheat is heavy--sales OF B, 900 bushels
southern red ST. 20 Michigan red ST. 20 a 81 3d. Corn
is hcavyslcs of 80, 800 bushclsmixed 20 T53c Beef
is heavy Pork is higber-mess advanced lOc; old
SIT 4Oa SIT so new ST. 62l prime $l3 so $l3 rs.
Lard is quiet at 10 l0ac Whskey is steady at 24c
Spirits OF turpentinc is heavy at AZ 4sc Rosn buoy
ant ut 81 SIS. Rice is quiet at 3 a 32c.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 29.-Flour is steady sales to-day;
Howard street, SIS l2l Wheat is steady red, 81 Is
81 20; white, 81 30 81 IS. Corn is unchanged.
The receipts today were large Provisions are firm.
Whskcy is firm at rs 25I cents.
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XIIAsHINGToN THEATRE.
THOMAS FRANCES MEACItER
win give the iirsi Of his narratives OH
ENTRAL AM II RIGA

i
The Narrative will be by Illustrations painted
by i!l JOSEPH KYLE,
OF New York, from sketches taken IN e.spo by
Mr.. PAEZ
The the anticipated future of CEN
TRIAL ANtCA, render IT, especially The people Uniied
States subject of peculiar Interest this
republics into which divided natural and obviously
that tho industrious Intelligent AMI OF them
dieaive what they all
scrpon T the public this city, quick
enterprises the kind Mcssrs uEGIR and PAEZ with
enee Cor the which will give to their work the they
travelled and abored which, with being
thereby enabled revisit Central
knowledge Of important and attractive country they anxio
dcsre to achieve.
The will be continued
THURSDAY, December 2,
FRIDAY, December Q, and
SATURDAY, December a.
Nightly introducing entirely
NEW SCENES INCIDENTS AND PERSONS.
Prices Doors open "a o'clock The Narrative beginning
nj 3 o'clock.
MONDAY brrenber g. opening night Of the regular
Nov 30--W1h&F
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IN boon completed and viii be open
the ed This house viii abound
comforts equal u respect to house in this
other The bar viii he supplied with i,uors
Mr. H. " Campbell
He Is well known travelling community
The kmmrl House " itoatod between 81,
the immediate vicinity the National near tho
railroad depot a. y. kiMNEll Proprietor
Nov le T. V. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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by JAS. Q. McGUIRs = Co, Aactieaeers.

GREAT SALE OF SUPERl0R AND COSTLY
M Inorniug 81, 10 O'Clock
sell hr rge aud best
ladies esn,ieen offered before Ia this
York Of soyi made exre, for best city retail trade and eonsse
Hudson Ray Sable Martin, Fitch French Sable and
ins cuffs &c,
Also,
Gents faf coats, mualers, gloves Se., &c,
Also
splendid assortment .rrge and sleigh rohe Of hes, make,
raes kind comprising and Prairie woh Bear Geaei,
anda ALI oil kinds -
Catalogues this valuable stck WI be prepared and
pecticn w the SALE
Tpruis credit VI ~ and w
days satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest
J. C. NcGuIRk CO.
Nov 2s Ancfsncers
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\ slas"tUARDIAN SoCIETY.--A depository for the re-
lief Of the deserving has been I'd
door north Of Indiana side whore applications win
received every morning between halfpast
Members dollar all applicants
DEPOSITORY and their and residences viii
lief will be given careful inquiry will he their localities
continued relief viii be given all whose circumstances may
found justify II,
n, b. NORTTR0P,
Nov 2s--dfw Financial
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PERsoSAL.Hon. John II. Savage, of Tennessee and
Hon. Thomas Il. Meaghcr Of New York arc at Brown s
Hotel Hon. Thomas /. Ciiugman, Of North Carolina
Hon. Israel T. Hatch and Hon. II. Allen, of New York
Capt Wilcox and Capt. Samuel Jones, are at Wizards
Hotel. Hon. Charles L. Scott and lady, of California
at the National Hotel.
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NEW YORK HERALD, DAILY TINES. TRI.

buuc News Philadelphia Press, Philadelphia Ledger &C. re-
tvivcd vonng day Of publication single copies sale
delivered residences &c Subscribers evening
New York Ledger Mercury Weekly Flag Of Union Ceason
line of itlelip Galous iicoa wnveriey Magazine
philadelphia York, boston weekly
received and m sale delivered promptly
Everything lhr cheap publication line received pub
lslied. ~ . BIsIioP 4 CO.,
2l6 Penn. avonue under Wizards Hotel, and
Nov 25-dtf a3s Penn avenue, near = street
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.FINRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN aIlsNrtSu OFFICE SQUARE ION Tursdny after
noon o'clock the premises BY virtue Of decd
of tr dated duly recorded Ia ibe j. A. ~ No
ai % G !, sen onc Washington county
An, sell lts No IL and square S24 fronting
each "a North Capitol and First street
west running inches 30ieet ley Each contain
ing ZOO square feet, Title perfect
rcns one cash; and three
Win interest secured by deed trust premises
j. FISHER Trustee.
JAS Q. MCGUIRE h CO.,
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by JAS. e. MCGUIRE g. Co, Aucfionccrs
fIyRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
/ lots IN PRINTING OFFICE sQUARE-On Thursday after
noon premises by virtue o. deed
in trust May 1857 duly recorded In be A. 81 No
1876 the land for Washington county,
~ and 49, IN The subdivision Of No 624
fronting between north
and il streets running inches 20 feet alley
sn, containing 30i8 square Title perfect.
fourth cash balance and three years. with
interest secured by decd or trust on tho premises
a@0h THCE !. FISHER Trustcc.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE r so,
Nov I'D Auctoncers
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SFTUATlON WANTED.--A young man of liberal
~ cuaon capable Of teaching the higher English branches
with the Latin and Greek language desires Teacher in
School or as Tutor in private family where liberal
non would he given for his would situation
private secretary clerk need OF SUCH furnish
actory testimonials character qualifications, from
most eminent mon Of Delaware Maryland and Virginia
Address INQUIRER,
Nov 24-d2w B,rnums Hotel Baltimore, MI.
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Hszy- 1nE Union PRAYER MEETINGS will be held in
Church. New avenue
AMI 14 afternoon this week commencing
md continuing one hour All are invited. Nov 30--bt
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday, November "a by the Rev W.
81 H. kcs Church, BROOKLYN NJ W Red Bank Jersey
JAMES w. H. LoyEJOY of Washington, H. Young
est ghtcr OF WILLIAM GREENE the first named place
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Arrival of Another European steamer.

NEW YORK, Nov 29.--The steamer Arago, from Havre
and Southampton the 18th, has been sgnalled from
North Britain
The Arago brought upwards of 200 passengers, among
whom Pauldng Tatnal bearer of the Japan treaty,
Rev. DR.. Patton bearer of dispatches from Rome, III
ermain French vice consul ut New Orleans and bearer
of dispatches from Paris Mrs. Senator Gwin Hon. VIM
Aiken and Bishop Davis, of South Carolina.
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Lncnmotiya ExpIosion,

SrRoUpspuRG, PAL Nov. pa locomotive on the
Delaware and Lackawana road exploded at to- day
Thomas Lonergan, the fireman, killed. and Edward
Hawey fatally, and two others seriously injured