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WASIIIN GTON HOU S e.
w. A. COVERT, Proprietor,

> 2 N d . II Z ~,
JENHE proprietor respectfully informs his friends
n and the public generally, that he is repairing
and renovatug the washington House." SO as
TO entertain both transient and permanent visitors
in suitable and comfortable manner.
Thankful for the patronage extended to his
father, he respectfully solicits the continuance of
the same He will take charge OF the Wash
ington House" on the first day of April, next.
lie will have an Omnibus running TO the
different Railroad Depots for the accommodation
OF Passengers, free Of charge.
w. A, COVERT.
Sudbury, March 20, ls5sr
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GOING NORTH.

The New York Mail Train connects with the Express
going East, on d. L. Il w. Railroad.
Arrive in New York is p. NJ.
do Philadelphia, by Camden Il Amboy Railroad,
s 20 PM.
Fare from Rupert to New York So 90. Baggage check
ed through.
The accommodation Train North, connects at Scranton
with the Express Train West, the ID. l.. Il w. Rail-
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THE LARGEST
,GMAIlA & IgJGI@H7IEP1r}S RE

BLISTIHENT
IN THE CITY OF BALTIMOR
NJATHIOT'S Gay Street Warerooms Nos %
Nl and % North Gay street, near Fayette Baltimore
where is kept always on hand made ORDER every
style Of French TETE-A-TETES, in Plush HAIR Cloth
or Brocatele.
French Full Stuff and Medallion Parlor Arm Chairs,
IN Plush, Hair, Cloth or Brocatelle.
French Full STUFF Carved Parlor Chairs in sets with
Plush, Hair, Cloth or Brocatelle.
S O T AS.
Half French Spring Mahogany and Walnut Parlor
Chairs in Hair, Cloth and Plush.
Rocking Chairs-vaTious designs, in Hair, Cloth and
Plush.
Stuff Spring Inunges-a large assortment always en-
hand, or any pattern made covered with any goods to
order
CHI "A M b q r u ITS.
IniNlahogany or Walnut complete from S35 up.
Cane Chairs and Rocking do.-the largest assortment
ready made in any house in the United Staes-from
sic dozen up.
Bar Room, Office and Dining Chairs, in Oak, Walnut
or Mahogany, with Cane, Wood or Stuffed Seats-ln
assortment embi acng so dozen.
Wood seat Chairs and Settees and Rocking Chairs
over 100 dozen.
Gilt and Plain Frame Looking Glasses of every variety
All kinds of Beds Hair and Husk Mattresses
A. MATHIOT.
Nos % and 25 N Gay st near Fayette St, Baltimore
August ls57-ly
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NOTICE

"A LII persons indebted to James Beard, late
Prothonotary Of Northumberland county, for
fees, &c, are requested TO make immediate pay
nent and thus save cost and further trouble, as
all aecounts remaining unpaid will be placed in
the hands Of a Justice for collection. Payments
can be made either to the subscriber or TO J. :.
BeaId, at his Office.
JAMES BEARD.
Sunbury, March ~, ls5s-n
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS

TIE subscribers respectfully announce to thei
friends and the public in general that the,
have received at their Store, in Upper August'
township, Northumberland county, Pa, at Kline
Grove. their
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-10

DATCHOULY, JOCKEY CLUB, SPRING
u FLOWERS, &C., of the best quality a
fresh supply just received and for sale at the
Drug Store of A. w. FISHER.
Sunbury, Avg. /, 1857
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Tobacco and Segars-2O,OOO Imported
Il segars of various brands. Eldorado, Fig
Cayendish and fine cut tobacco at
A. w. FISHERS.
sunbury, March Ia, 1887.
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DANVILLE HOTEL.
JOHN DEEM, JR-,
harhet Street, Danuilie, Pa,
THls is one OF the largest and most comma.
;, oious hotels in the interior of Pennsylvania
y mas been recently fitted up in excellent style,
win all the modern conveniences.
Danvilled, Sept. %, Is55-
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SILVER WATCHES.--A few double case
- English Silver Watches, for sale st wy low
prices by h. hAosA"
Sunbury, April l2, 1885.
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STOVES

kNOR SALE an excellent secondhand Cock
ing Stove, Also several Cylinder Coal
Stoyes.-Enquirs ut this office.
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Notinxs in Rockingham.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DrspArc


HARRrsoSBuRG Va, August 10, 1858.
Every one had been anxiously looking for the
Queens message, by way of the Atlantic tele-
graph, and on last Tuesday night, when 1t was re
ceived, there was general rejoicing. The message
was read from the circus ring by Sam Long, the
clown attached to Robinson's circus, which caused
more shouting and clapping of hands than any
thing else that was done during the evening. The
bells were all rung, aud everybody seemed to re-
joice. When the bells commenced ringing. some
persons, who had not yet heard the "news," ran
into the street, thinking there was fire. crowd
came from the hotel, and meeting our Town Ser
geant, enquired of him where the fire was, when
he Immediately replied, "On the bottom of the
Atlantic oceanl"
At an election of militia officers, last Thursday.
the following gentlemen were elected: Reuben
Sherfey, Colonel; Martin Burkholder, Lieutenant
Colonel, and J. Byrd Eastman and A. j. Van-Pelt,
Majors. The election, we believe, gives general
satisfaction, the gentlemen being all qualified to
perform the duties that will be imposed upon
them.
Andrew Strother. a free negro, charged with
larceny, was convicted before the County Court
Monday last and sentenced to the Penitentiary for
three years He committed the deed last week
and was this week tried and convicted.
Col. Peter Roller, near Mt. Crawford, in this
county, bad three cattle killed by lightning Oh
Thursday. They were standing under tree, near
Mr.. rs barn, when they were struck.
The '.Branford Farm" near this place, was sold
on Thursday last, for s3S.0l per acre purchaser,
Mrs. Mary Douglass.
A negro woman, in this place, gave birth, one
day last week, to two children. one black and the
other whitel -
Rev. 7. II. Haines has returned to his flock, af-
ter absence Of several weeks.
The remains of John w. Bear, Esq., who died in
Charlottesville on Thursday last was brought to
this place on Saturday. and inferred in Woodbine
Cemetery. His death was caused by excessive
of chloroform for neuralgia MIR. b. is a native of
this place, and has many warm friends here.
Robert Cox was elected Steward Of the Poor
House, for this county, Saturday last. He is to
receive s34 per head for each pauper.
Our town was enivened by Robinson's Circus,
on Tuesday last; and on Thursday, the Goth, Van
Amburgh will make his appearance.
Yours, &C., VALLEY.
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Ne vrsorxfA C1nrRAL AoaIcuIru-
M eoosty .--Nol1o1 Il hs<eby given. thst Cane.
M. &. kiCHAKteON end Ms.srs JAMES W.
I6WHlIBN and TH0S. J. BUTLEk have oesaaR
Socisty--ths 6rse nsmed gentleman % operate 10
the West and Southwest portion Of this et.te. tne
two sftsr 10 operate IN Richmond ard Its vicinity
A thIe SocleSY has pledged the som necessary %
meet the e1penses Of Fair. e be held n Richmond
by tbs United States Agricultural Society. u Ocso
Der next one item Of which Il D Premium List Of
ten thoWsdnd doavs it q asfnestly euggeeted that
the friends Of this National gathering, which viii
be the largest that has ever been had In virEinia
favorably meet the calls OF these gentlemen, TINS
snvina time and expense In making the necessary
collections. s
any information desired viii be cheerfrlly given
By these Agents. CHARLES DIN MOCk,
Hec,y Y O Society.
ara resnectfuIIy reoueeted 10 cOpy once. au2
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- mo FAMILr can afford to be- With

out MUSTANG EMINENT in their house. The
cessary any moment and nothing is capable of per-
forming such a certain cure {Ertract) "In lifting
the kettle from the fire 1t caught and scalded my
to crisp. The torture was upbearable 1t was an
awful sight. The Mustang Imminent ap-
healed rapidly and left no scar OF account. CHAs
FOSTER, 40 Broad street, Philadelphia" 1t is truly
wonderful article. 1t will core any case of Swell
ing, Burns, Stiff Joints, Eruptions or Rheumatism
For horses it should never be dspen red with. One
dollars worth of Mustang has frequently saved
SPAWN and Founders. Be,Care Of inaitdtions. Sold
in all parts of the habtable Glebe.
BARNES PARK, Proprietors,
iy 26-d&clm ss New York,
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FIRE AT ROCHESTER.

RocHEsfrR, N. Y, Aug 1.-THE loss by the fire
here. on Tuesday night, II estimated at Sl75,000,
upon which there WAS an insurance amounting to
100000. Among the buildings destroyed was the
Third Presbyterian Church.
The principal losers are as follows :-Anson
House. owner of the Minerva Block, $40 900; Peo-
pies Bank, $1,000; Presbyterian Church $4,000
Isaac Bertts $4,000; Loder Co., grocers, sl6 GOO
Galen Moore $4,000: George Mowrer $120 600;
Brewster & Co., $4,000; James Kingley, grocer,
$1,000, and twenty others averaging from $1,000 to
10000
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MILITARY RECEPTION In PORTLAND

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 19-One ofthe most i'm
posing military demonstrations ever had in the
State, took place in this city yesterday on the re-
ceptien of the Montreal Rifle Corps. The days
proceedings ended by levee at the residence Of
the Mayor During the review several persons
were accidentally shot. Lieutenant Proctor Of
the Boston Fnseers, received blank cartridge
in his arm; Charles Sutherland, member of the
Highlsnders, was shot 10 the thigh; and Corporal
Lautier. Montreal Rifles. narrowly escaped death,
charge passing through his chapeau.
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aelf.Ma de Men.

We published few days ago an extract from
sjate speech Of Senator Dougias, Of Illinois, In
which he mentioned, that when youth under
ae~ he arrived In Winchester, Illinois, he had not
money enough to pay weeks board, nor friend
within q thousand miles. He was originally
soxrpsnter and the rst six dollars he ever earned
swaa Ii WINCHESTER.
~ The case OF Senator Douglas Is but one Of many
ssinilar examples Of succsssfal energy in the Uni
; ted States. Great talents, combined with strong
VIII, practical wisdom, and . hardy physical or
ganisatton must make their way to the front 10
every fair Geld Of competition. Wealth can com.
maud many advantages and eojoymcnts; 1t can
even impart transient consequence to vulgarity
and vice; but 1t cannot purchase one Of those in
seaeetuai or moral qualities which essential to
eminspes. II may be questioned whether the
father who leaves his son large fortune does not
leave hin = hindrance, perhaps . curse; spell
lupoa his gesterpri,s aud ambition; an opiate
draught, 10 iuli him 10 . sleep that will know no
waking. i.Atx -
Daniel Webster, IN his early life, had to contend
aeainss the ME Of poverty, and 80 had our own
Henry Clay. Other instances might be mentioned
in Virginia Of men Of the strongest and most mas
teriy istsilscts aud Of souls a. lofty, generous,
aud refined rs ever beat 10 the bosom Of king,
WHO have made their way from position of in
digencs and obscurity to the highest elevation at
the bar and In the halls of the State and National
legislation. These examples should stimulate the
young man, conscious Of superior power, but des
tituts ofshs advantages of friends and fortsne A
strong and heroic spirit 10 only invigorsted and
exalted BY obstacies and opposition, and finds In
adversely better discipline for its energies and
more profitable school Of wisdom aud instruction
than Il oftsn found BY the more favored children
of fortune In colleges and uniyefsities.
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CENTRAL AMERICAN DIPLOMACY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-0ur Government will not
agree to accept the Cass-Herran treaty, as amend
ed by New Grenada. Jarez states that he has
como with extraordinary powers, and to act in
conjunction with Yrsarri. Apprehensive that he
would not be officially received until satisfactory
explanation 10 made concerning the conduct Of
Nicaragua, he represents that he has full author.
ty to make reparation, or an apology and to ar
range a treaty.
Gen. Cass left this afternoon, for Stonipgtop, to
be present. It 10 said at the marriage OF bis dsugh
ter, to Van Limburo Minister of Netherland.
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THE OCEAN TELEGRAPH AT BLOCK ISLAND

BLOCK ISLAND, R. l., Aug. 19-The yacht Lennie
now running as a packet between the Pequot
House. New London, and Block Island. Rhode ISL
and took over the news Of the of the Atlau
tic cable on Tuesday, when everything that could
mako noise Was called into requisition. and in
the evening the island boats to the number Of one
hundred and thrty-two we're arranged ia the form
OF a crescent. following the outline of the bay,
producing most beautiful effect The hotels were
also brilliantly illuminated.
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Dspnrssd this lifs, 10 the ecuety q Hertz on
Richafd and Mary Carter. sgsd 10 nonsns 80 ~
days. -.
In this city, IN Friday evenipg, Auanse 49,. -
haf nesf 4 O'clock. HARLBe L.. youngest son Of
WIN. r and Ellen T. Martin. aged year, months
and II days. ...s.a
His funeral will take place from his f.sners fest
friends o. the family are respectfully fnved 70 ~
tend without further notice.
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ANOTHER STEAMER FROM cAIw

MONTREAL, August 19.-The steamer Lady Egg
linton, from Galway, Ireland, with dates to the 4t
inst, arrived at Quebec yesterday with $50 pas
sengers.
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0UTRAGE-ln Gates county, N. c., on Tuesday
last, Mrs wilkins, a respectable married lady, was
outraged by negro. The negro was afterwards
caught by her husband, who, instead of killing
him, surrendered him to bis owner to be tried by
law: The owner, however, took him Off to Nor.
folk, Va, where Mr.. Wilkins arrived Thursday, in
pursuit. - tt4
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MICHIGAN POLITICS.

DETROIT, Aug. 19.-Hon. Dewitt G. Leach was re-
nominated for Congress by the Republicans of the
Fourth District. yesterday. The Republican State
Convention will meet here to-day.
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~ PRoF. E. HoUDAYER, q gradus

~ PRoF. E. HoUDAYER. graduate
of the University of Paris respectfully tenders bis
ser vices to the citizens of Richmond, and TO the
Principals of schools as O teacher of the French
language. He refers, by permission, to- the follow
ing gentlemen. whe are acquainted with his pecu.
liar ~ stem of instruction:
Randolph, Etq'. DIR. Woodbridge, VIM. w. Harvie,
Esq DR. Weisiger. N. A Sturdivant, ESQ.,. DIR. Bur-
web, g. 7. Griswold, Esq. . --f
Apply at the corner OF Sd and Leigh streets.
an lS-lmt
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CoLLAIoN.-A collision occurred ct the Balti.
more wharf, Portsmouth, Va, Thursday morning,
between the steamer J. E. Coffee, Capt. McCarrick,
and the Bird, Capt. Southgate, by which the
latter boat was so badly injured that she returned
to Norfolk and was not deemed in fitting condi.
ton to make her usual trip to York River.
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PREsENrATIoN.-A flag from Miss Annie NJ. An.
drews, the ''heroine of the pestilence," was pre-
sented to the Woods Rifemen, in Norfolk, Va,
Thursday afternoon
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THE AMERICAN PARTY.

Albany, Aug. 19-The American General Com
mitee of this county declare its readiness to unite
with any party thst'wll go for the Admission Of
Kansas into the Union as free State.
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Samuel Brooks, we'll known citizen Of
Clarkesville, Va, died at the Healing Springs, on
the 18th inst.
fre Tuesday night In Cincinnati, DESTROYED
the constable near the Brighton House, belong
ing to VIM. Hogan. Seventy-six cows we're bnrs.
I'd up. Loss 81 600.
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Rr HurcHrxas' VsasrABIs DYspsp-

VHUNIhDBB
STA BrrrrKs, the most popular family Medicine of
the age Dyspepsia in its worst forms, disorder OF
the Stomach aud Bowels, Bilitousness, Yellowness
of the skim want Of Appetite. Debility. Headache,
Nervousness, lowness Of Spirits Palptation Of the
Heart. Costiveness. Heartburn, Liver Complaint;
Disorders Of the Skin. Liver. and kidneys; Acid
stomach, Diarrhps, Vertigo, Dimness Of sight.
Jaundice. Wasting 81 Strength. Patnlence with fire.
quent Belchipg Of Wind. Initiated Taste. Constipe.
ton and uneasiness of the Bowels, Burning eensa.
ton in the Pit OF the Stomach Oppression after Eat
ing Depression Of Spirits. is at once removed By the
use OF this remedy.
vowfrr words blown in the glass-.'HU1CHlNos'
DYSPEPSIA B1TrERS, NEW YORK." With my
fac-simile pasted over the cork, and on the outside
wrapper Of eacn bottle.
s...fv a5 Druggist, le2. Broadway, New forE.
Price 50 cents per bottle. 6sa,e Z
an 1e-Im Sole Agents.
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WANTED Two Virgins ladies wish
w situations to TEACH. They have had con-
siderable perience and viii teach the usual Eng.
liss branches. Mnsic. French. praC,ns Psistins
boz IS. Charlottssviiie. .. al si-dncvns
WAN TIE D-A HOUsEKEEPER at
" the Hampton Academy. Fair wages and
s ssai a0 Box
WAN T ED---TO MERCHANTS AND
OTHERS. wishing to employ . young mar,
an experipnce in various branches Of mercsnte life
%anen s smsoysd Has large and and
w:. e. ,, = T.. Bo17s Richmond :. o. -
WANTED Observation-Disclosures to
py TO make Fine Pants anf sisTa sR0sh Bso Az
au2l-lt@ No 26 Main street.
WANTED-Two MARBLE CUTTERS.
Apply q " pay1Ks Marble works.
w ANTE D-For the balance Of the
year. c0orsd SERVANT e Dc rsssipE and
su si-ts 81 SIR -
IA ANTED.-We wish to hire four able
W bodied NEGRO MEN:
an 19-ts McGRUDERs SONS.
WANTED-A situation by young
~ man as CLERK in Fancy or Dry Goods ba-
sness from now till January lst, 1875 Good refer.
eDces can be given. Address = Blk ga p. o."
au l9-4ts
WANTED-Eight or ten good BROGUE
" makers. Apply at HAk N ssa Z COS.
NANTED-A Teacher, to take
~ charge Of School at Orange Court Hous-.
Va, on the first Of September next A Lady, TO
teach all of the branches Of thorough English edu-
cation French, and Music on thu Piano; one of soms
experience, preferred. Letters addressed will be At
an 7-lm. Orange G II, Va.
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WANTED-Eight or ten good BROGUE
W makers. Apply at HARRIS 4 co.'s.
au4 No. l29 Main 81


This establishment (being the most compIete Prp.
terry In the South both as regards Types 0rnsments
&C.. and the latest and most sppfuvsd Machine
PIessesl Is daily turning ont the finest specfniens Of
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such a. -
PAMPHLETs, BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES. ,..s' NOTES, POSTERS,
BILLS oFLADIN0, HANDBILLS' &c
~ Particular attention given to fine werk for
Banks, Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad and Trans
portation Companies, Tobacco Factors &C.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS BILL HEADS Small
orcuiars Labels, &C., Is capable of turning on 90
Impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
Of this establishment 70 obtain this description
work at the shortest possible notice. ~ -
speed. - -
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze. and yarious
eolored Inks. executed In the highest etye Of the at
In this branch OF the business the proEretors ran
safely CHALLENGE coMPEfI1loN.
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ny AUCTION NorIcs.-I ask stten-
tion 10 the sale This Day. at 10 o'clock Of the Nj
avara Watering Machine, and heavy work Horses,
Wagon and Harness. CAUTHOkN.
ar Oft EsTF s Auct.
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ORDERED Surgeon VIM Patton has been or
dered to the Naval Hospital At Gosport Navy Yard
10 place of Surgeon L. W. Minor. who has been
in service at that station for hearty three years.
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NAaINH IWTHLLI0HNCH.
IS i asas
fsvsV kseAmoaa, Aug. 2o-AsA wslss . Ss's.
r. ---e~--~Se~--->~~~-@------~-~- ~ sssE@f

ARRIVED, B38
Steamer Roanoke. Skinner, New York. mdxe and
passengers Ludlam Watson.
stea er bclvidere. Keene. Baltimore. mdze. Lud'
Bark salIie Magse, Clements. Rio. cofIee. Edmond.
DAveupnrt Co.
w ColQuitS q Co
Schr Rem Vaudivcr, King, James River, Wness'
Warwick Barksdale.
schr Henry Reed, Passwater. James River, lum-
Der, Mercer Co.
Brig Corrio, Goodwin. New York, eAit TO captain.
SAILED,
Bark Kedron, Ferrill, Rio. -Four. Dunlop. Moneure
4 Co. 80.
Echr John II Trav;s. Meekins, Petersburg. light
schr Danyiile. Chester, New York. mdze. D
Currie.
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Rrifiah India.

a.sa.s ss-.s.E 6flGl00 huOt0.
s The lroyai assent having been given to Lore
stsuisys bill for the future government Of British
India, ithas been wisely determined, says the New
York Journal Of Commerce, that the important
change shall be made known to India which Par
lament has made In the government Of that com.
try, and by which that vast empire, twelve thous
and miles distant from the British Isles, with q
population Of two hundred millions of souls, the
foundations Of which we're laid on the 31st Decem-
Der, 1890, has passed from the hands Of the great
mercantile corporation who have so long ruled its
desiinies, and will, hencefortb, be Cover directly
by the constitutional sovereign Of Great Britain
This great change, the Journal says, will be ex
planned to the nations and natives to be i'm
smedately affected by 1t, in an authoritative.
! clear and precise manner, and Queen Victoria
will proclaim to her Hindoo and Mohammedan
subjects that her first object is to govern them
Justly and benevoiently, by respecting their GUS
toms, and nsages, and not even running couater
te their prejudices BY allowing them perfect free
dom OF conscience and religion, by securing them
perfect justice ia ell that relates to ife property,
apdrePufation, and by acknowledging their equal
vity with Europeans in the eye of the law. She
s will assure them, that, under her direct CONTROL
they shall be treated with humanity and consider
alton, that their landed interests shall be scrupu
,fously respected; that the taxes required for the
:. support Of the government shall be collected in
tbs oer least oppressive to the tax payer, and
that they shall be evenly and equitably apportion
ed She willtell them that she holds India for the
best iaterest, and solid welfare of the habitants
? and that, while she will terribly puDish rebellion
and crime of every degree, hhe will jealousy pro
tect their lives, possessions, liberties, aud reputa
lions.
1T 10 said that the Indians have been hitherto IN
able to comprehend being governed by corpora
ton of mercbants, traders and bankers under
:. royal charter, and have always suspected that
their object was private ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and gain,
instead of their welfare and happiness. What sns.
picious and uncharitable wretchesi Let us hope
that they will think better Of their fellow creatures
hereafter They are henceforth to be governed
for their own good. and let us trust they will not
be slow in comprehending that fact, and be CRATE.
full. 800
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FRIGHTTuL EFFECTS OF Tour ENSEMBLE A man
out west, in describing the blowing up of a steam.
boat the other day, says the stout ensemble was
enough to shake the bravest heart" We always
thought that 1t was the l"biiers' that done the
business. fsaf. 4s-
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- THs Rav DE. JErsR win preach
at Grace Street. Baptist Church. 70 morrow gun.
DAY. morning. at II o'clock. and at NIGHT. q .
ouarfer mat Il al 2l-itS