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Aita from Europe.

PAEIs. July, 20
Fne lf0ntteur cuntaIns the following: Yes.
terdiy evening The tnperor received the great
bades OF the StaIe, the Pres.uents OF which,
VI. Tropling, Couu! dc Moray. and NJ. Baroche.
addressed cunsratudt0ry speeches to his Majes
ty.
The Emperor thanked tkem for their deyo.
tI6n, and then explained his reasons for his con.
duct during the great events tie said
" Arrived beneath HE walls of Verona The
struggle was InevItsDy abpui 10 change its na.
ure. IS we'll IN a military as a POLITICAL .so,ct.
CjHged tn attack the enemy IN front who was
entr"nched aghlHd great turtressrs, aud proipc.
ted on the flank by Ih- npulra!Ity OF The sur
rounding territory, aud about to hrgtn long
ana barren war, tnlnd myself 10 Ihe fac. ct
EurolS, IN arms, ready to dispute our -urcesS
or aggra'ate our reyerses. Nevrrth4l"s. lhe
q ihculiy OF The enterprise would M, ha, e sha-
Ken my resoutIO" If the menus had ioi been ul
OF proportion To the results to be expected #
was necessary 10 crush bold the nhs,aclcs ID.
posed, and Then To accept q cUphcj n the
Khine, as well a. on he Ad,ge. II was .ecr--
sary t. f"riIiy 0Ur-e Is openly wEh The con
cI:' enc" "f r"V".ii'i"n l. Wa acce-s ~ to.
on sac l,iiI- pfec,rn- 40 d. aod, a. iast, r.,h
i91', "hch Il aUtIrcizn shru'I only -tuk. for
he Indepenicmce 0i h;s courtry Ii have
exhaustion, IN: through abandoning the noble
cause which desired to serve, but The interests
"f France. felt great reluctance to put reins
upon the aFdpr Of n.Y suGIers, to retrench from
my program ne The territory from the Mlnco o
the Adratlc aud 10 See vanish from honest
hearts noble deuslOus and batrIutic hopes Ia
order TO serve the independence of Italy, |
made war against the mind Of Europe, and as
soon as the destiny of my country might be en-.
dsngered, made peace Our efforts and our
'scrItces have not been merely losses No We
have right to be proud ol this campaign. We
have Vanqsl5hrd army, numerous, brave and
we'll organized. Piedmon, has been delivered
from invasion; hcr frontiers have been ex tend
ed to the Mlncl0. The idea of 10 Italian ma
tlODality has been admitted by those who COM
batted IL most. AL the sovereIgns of the Pc
nlnsula cUmprehend the wants of salutary re-
forms. Thus. after giving new proof of the
military power Of France. the peace concluded
will be prolific of happy results. The future
will every day reveal additional cause for the
happiness of Italy. the influence of France and
the tranquility Of Europe"
The aboye address Of the Emperor has very
much tranquiiized the Eurupean mind, and in
part satisfied 1t, as 10 the causes of the sudden
peace.
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NJ | 5 c E LII NEO US.
Decease Of DISTINGUISHED 51en.


Hon. RICHARD RusA The Hon r chnrd
Rush died at Philadelphia on Saturday morn
lag, the lSt inst, in his 70 hytar. Mr. Rash
Was The sun of DR.. Banjsntn Rush one OF the
s'gnefS of the Declarat,un OF Independence. -
AIR Rush was appointed Attorney General By
President Medisou IN l8I4, upon The reslgna.
tinn oi The Hon. w ilIsm PInkney of Maryland.
l" 1917 he was appointed mln vr to EngIa nd
" president MuurOe, AID he afterwards pub.
llshed VuIuDe OF his " R"coleclions at the
Cnurt vi ST. James" In 1875 be was appoint.
81 Secretary or the Treasury by John Quincy
AL ms, and made all elaborate report in favor
Of proieciIvs tariff lie wasai,erwurds nomi.
Iated as q Candidate tor ihe V,co Presideucy
on the same ticket with Mr. Adams, who wal
de ei'ed for the Presidency by Gen jackson
@ss atierwdrd identified with demCcraIIc poll
lic', but We believe never again entered public
lie.
4ir. Rush married the daughter of Dr.. Muir
ray Of Annapolis, through Whu,n he was con
ntcied with several rFomloent families Of Mary
ls1d.
Hon HoRAcG MANy.-The death Of tho Hon
Horace M1nu. at the yellow Springs Ia Ohm
10 announced. He WIS a native of Mss.acbu
sslts, 63 years Of age, graduate of Brown
UnVer~IIy, aud having removed 10 Boston II
the year 1888, he VAS There successfully elec
ted to tine Suite Genate, Governor of the State
president Of the board vi education, and member
OF Congress. Subseq emily he removed to Ohio
eHd vas apPoinied president of Antioch CuIleg,
and 0t he northwestern Christian University
III indianapolis
The Rev. Dr.. JAMES w ALEXANDER, pasto
of the Presbyterian church OH The corner O
FTlh avenue AMI NIneteenlh street, in New
York city, died at the Virginia Springs on Sun
day last Ills remains were Ia ken To Princeton
N. ana Inferred there on the Sd inst. DR.
Alexander hr'unged to iIiustrious family
Hi- t,Ihrr. Res. Dr. Archibald Alexander, o.
P, c"'"n, n Jersey, having been President o
Prt 'ce'"n C"iItge, and long known as stan
h'rd writer OF the denomination. The deceased
was the grandson, by the mothers side, of Jas
Wadd 4, tae Original Of WlrI's famous sketch
OF the Bund Preacher. He was born in Louisa
CO., Va, IN I5J4; graduated at Princeton in
lS2o, aud was appointed u tutor Ia that InstItu.
ton IN lo24 tie resigned that station the
nexi year and settled as pastor in Charlotte
ca Va. Here he remained Two years, md Wa
subsequently called to the protessorshlp OF
raeturIc aud pe.es leiIres at Prlrcelon.
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A Dress Shoe for the Ladies' !

Ihere exists, no doubt different opinions as To what
constitutes u ludy's Press Shoe Boot Manv fnncv
e morocco Cater or Boot To be prctIIes Sonethlnk
the Jenny Land Boot or lskn; Others The hafcaiIer
the slipper. &c. Experience has tang me the French
Lasting Cater is considered The most parfecI Dress
ohoe lady wears and has been the leading Dress
ohOe among the ps fashionable circles for wears SO
iar ns neat foot Is concerned m behuIi OF the
ladies' This summer The fancy -cnIured Caters in
poHt OF numbers, Will = wurII as Dress Shoe ClI
more than many other kinds OF shoes put tngcth.r-
As To the leading C"OrS thai will he worn The ton
hors both dark ami Ight. well as the dark ashes
of roses, will Ike The cad Yri there is no me color
tt Viii be Considered rs directly taking the lead in
fashion IL sa well known lact that a aiv's ;oIter
when mlde Of good Lasting and urouerIv Dui toGeib
err VIII out wear any other kind of Dress Shne and
Is the cheapest IN the long run have now on hand
hastings Oh all Kinds. AID various cOlOrI have
caro- ol one hunirrd and forty different cOors and
shades Oi coloEs OF French and English lasting omen
now ior The Inspection OF the ladies' and lr0ia this
assortment OF rOOrs Il lady cannot help getting any
color she may wish 10 snatch her dress. Also tan aud
bronze-cOiored u'or u made up In abundance- u
pretty shoe, and yet neal fitting, easy shoe is To be
praised Tor how often has been said IN INV hearing
81 have my fe"t ~ and nv The ladies n,
most Cases Nine ladies out OF every ten before The
age o1 81 from the most Iable calculation have
their teet suffering from cOrns Such IA renIrv the
Idct' anu Whal Is The cause OF Ihsi How often Is il
tle clse WIN lHe gentlemen. well as the ladies'
Ihay ge' tr II shoes, eur them; appareulIv they
III AM ti' 'N thmg they know corn or c0rn> are on
the 'e'l ihr tamil ~ TINS surely the 10 IT,
~ 10 '''0 %"' '' t' $40" AS an Instance, person
can have par Ui shoes that will fit well from
peafaHc' AID vet. cime it, some part the
shoe are 10" large, and set loose The foot and other
paris IRE SO li2hI as uake cOrs and buniOns which
Is NOT The fault VI the iOnt hut the au1 OF the ina.
Ker AS an nSlanrc, piIE at hOos shoes that are
properly cut and pat together will set smooth, aud
look wen 40 The eye upon the foot They will mol
ring and twist lopsIded after being lew times
AID furthermore, viii not create the foot. II
those who have tender feet, aud curns and bunons
VIII give us all we Will soon convince them how
shoe will cnrns. and vet look well Oh the
foot cad at FLA NlGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store, No
10 West Second street, Wilmington Del.
Nav l9. 1850
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d Y s P p SIA!

With all its lesser and numerous evils and it NAV be
ssley asserted that until the appearance OF the OIyee
mated Bters a case Of Dyspepsia cured, was a rare
experience in medical practice Now under the in.
huence Of these Blers the rule is to CURE the rare
| exception, failure to cure.
Read the following. which the subscriber requests
US TO publish for the benefit OF the afflicted:
An Obdurate and Inveterate Case of Dyspepsia
Cared by the OxygeHated Bitters.
The following from gentleman we'll known in the
region ia which he lives ought satisfy ali those of
lille 1aithi
WATERTOwN. N. ", July 2s. 1858.
s. w. FOwle g. Co, BosiOn,-SIas;-Nine Vears
since was attacked by that curse OF all diseases
pepsa, which affected me to cause great oppres
sion iulness and boating Of The bowels Immediately
after eating accompanied with terrible pains in Ihs
stomach often occasIonng nausea, vomiting. acditv
and headache. together with general debility and su
fering, altogether rendering life a bnrIhen.
After having tried every FnOwn 70 nedy without
effect and despairng Of ever reganng my lost heath
was induced TO make use Of the Oxygenaed Bitters
the good ELECTS of which immediately vIsibleOn
my health and system. Before using whole bottle
was entirely cured; and feel pleasure in inducing
a like sufferers myself 10 make Of this remarka
BILE remedy
THEo. CALDWELL.
Prepared by SETH w. FOWLE & CO., Boston.
and for sale by J. p. Hoff. eker and p. Mansfield
smyrnas q. w. Spicer LeIpsic; J. L. Heverin Liule
Creek Landing james Cowgi ~ Sonand d. f. Burton
Dover; Thomas Simpson. Camden; james Cook Ere,
ierica jacob Y. Foulk and 4. +, Iannersley, Mil.
ord; ). H. y w. 4. VanGesel Ciarks Corner, and by
Dealers generally. Uy2s I'm
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Newark Female Seminary.

THE Next Session will commence ON the Fir,
Monday in September TERMs--For Board and
Tuition IN English branches and Latin. $3.50 per an
num. Music. Drawing. Painting and Modern Lam.
guages an extra charge.
An elderly lady accustomed TO the care OF children
will reside IN the family and have the special oyer'
light Of the Younger pupils.
For other information, address The Principal
MISS IL. CHAMBERLAIN
jY2I-2m Newark, Delaware
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DIED.

On the 7th inst. CHARLES, son of James P.
and Sarah E. Lamb, aged l3 months
Yes, we have parted. CHARLEs-thou art gone
Gone in thine innocence, meek suffering one ;
Thy weary spirit breaIhed itself to sleep
30 peacefully, it seemed sin to weep.
Aug. LIST. at his residence, near Pratt's
Branch, WILLIAM SPENCER, aged about 70
years.
In Milford. on Sunday, the 3Oth ult, W1LrAM
SAxroY
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READ! READ! EsEAD,
EsenWein's Aromatic RaI<,m

Is a Remedy not TO be cxceilrd for the Pol,,.'
Cure OF those maadIcs inci,tent 10 ibr S,,,' anu
MGR Season. viz:
Darrh@a, Dysentcry Cholera or CboIero At.
;. Vomiting, AcIdiiy of the Stomat h, o. '1''
lis excellent Carminaiive pOwers pleas,ntt.,,...,
soothing influence, renders 1t yaIuahio >'e H.!
iniante GlscaSes peculiar To ha second su,o,r. ~
Choefa inlenum e;c. 1t has rcnvIcor,ri,.'. a.
tonic influence on the system allavnp iuIJ,,,.' 90
Nhtre u exists IN the stomach aud boWeis-;,'i' wa
every family. Ii Will he found IS We'll a,laI,EI I,I 81
Adults rs Children. TRY IT. ~'''''d IT,
=, Prepared only by A. EsENWEIN. Disneo.;,.
Chemist n w cor. Ninth and Poplar streets rai
deirhia. PRICE o. cents per Bottle. '''''
~ Sold by J. P. .Ifottecker, Smyrna; = M,1,.r
WIimhgtoni Cowgirl d Son, Dover; j. & I,dra
Co. Lewes and by Druggists and Stoyekeerets grrH
'N'y ndy26.ly ly.IF
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@CM M va T%A G% ME
N Z me Of Departure
Summon .z--.--.

IT, - ON aud after Monday, July 4lh, tho
- - STEAMBOAT PILOT BOY
Will leave the first Wharf below Arch st .PhiodeI.
phia, for Long Point, EVERY DAY (exc ,pt Sunday.
at o'clock, A. M. Returning, leave Long Point Inr
Every Day Except sunday, at o'clock
Penn and Deakynes Landing, going and returning
91- STAGES from Dover, Leipsic and SmvFna
connect with the Boat at Long Point
MEALS provided on board.
mars VIM. s. BALL Cant
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Sugar Game Mills.

sugar Game Wills,
Sugar Evaporations, ketleS,
Cauldrons, Clarifying Pans, Steam Coil Krt.les.
Swimmers Dippers, MoIds, Strauners,
Filters, Snccharonelers Thermometers. etc,
With information upon the subject Of making SUGAR
etc, irom Cnne.e Cane
Having arranged with II ,dscrs Free = Co NJ Gin.
cnnaII, U for llrense To Mauularare their mproyeJ
9ngar Cane Mills and Sugar Kettles. and having pro-
curei patterns from the abpve name tnanuacti
can iufnsh ON short notice any article The line o
Sugar Making Apparatus all well trted a:ld OF the
most reliable kind. Also. 5 OTIS LTFrLH GIANT
Mills for Grinding Cnrn IN the Cob
FOR Catalogue and 'Freatise on Sugar Cane etc
InciOse Postage Stamps, addressed
JAMES NEALL,
Spring Garden Iron Works, Cor liIh Il Coates st.
Juy 26-3m PlutAnF, ritI.
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

was the cDmmenccr6 nj OF new era in the treatment
Ol those Irregularities and ObstrucI0ns which have
Consigned 81 many tho >ands of the Young the bean
tluI and the beloved to Premlture Grave. No lp
male eau ENJOY good health unless she is regular ami
Whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begins TO decline
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are the most c(Tec,ual
remedy eyer known for all com plants peculiar 10 Ee
mates L" All classes they are invaluable inducing.
wlh certainty 'eriodlral regularity They are known
'"' mus " 10 nave used them at dItier rent periods
throughout the c,untry, having the sanctInn of some
OF me most en'neit Physlrl0ns IN America ExplIclI
directions StiInV when and when they should moi he
used. win rarh Brx-the Price One Dollar each box.
containing 10 Pills
A vilul5.r Pamphlet. IL he had fee of the Agents
Pills sent hV ml upy nv enclosing price TO the
General \gent Sold bY JAMES p ,lOFFECKER
Shy rha, lhd 3Y Druggists geueraIIy
III FHll IS General Agent
l"oI' l6J Chambers St, New York
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Important to Females

DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS-The comb.
nation OF ingredients IN these Pills the result OF
long and extensive practice. They are mild IN their
Operation ana certain IN correcting all irregularities
falnlul Nensirnrlluns, removing all distractions,
whether irm "ol "r otherwise. headache pain in the
side, pal t;tIon q" the heart whites, all nervous af.
iectOns Mysteries atgne, pain in The back and limbs
&c, disturbed sleep winch from nterrup!i.n Of
nott
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Spices Spices SnicesI

OE'AOO"' |OI'lOCo
Pure and No. | Ground Pepper;
Ginger, Cinnamon. Alspice Cloves;
American and English Mustard;
Cayenne Pepper. NuImegs. Niace;
sup Carh. Soda Saltpotre, Saeratus;
Sal Soda. Indigo;
Caraway Il CorIander Seed
Ashton Dairy and Gronnd Salt &c;
For sale at the Eagle Mills No 2fi and 246 Nortb
Front street, corner OF Ne " Phiiadelphia
HOWARD WORRELL
Purchasers will find it greatly to their interest both
IN quality and price, to buy these goods which aro
warranted as represented or forfeited trial is soil
cIteu. mnr2i.IV
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The Oxygemated Ritters.

Nature, in her great laboratory, has stored some
remedy adapted TO every disease which flesh is heir
to-. But it requires the investigation and research of
the philosopher to discover and apply this remedy
Such research and investigation has succeeded IN dis
covering remedy for that most affective dispense.
ton. the
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EIGHT CHILDREN AT BIRrH-A curres-
po"dent OF the New York Tribune. writing
from Johnson, Trumbu!l county, ONO, saystAat
on the ID OF August Mrs. Tlmn'hy Bradley
gave birth to eight chIldreu-thrre BOYS aud
five gIrls. They are all living, aud are healthy,
but quite small. MIR. BIS family is increasing
fast lie was married six years ago to Eunice
Mo~ery, who weighed 273 pounds on the day
OF their marriage She has given birth to Two
pair ct twins. aud now eight more, making
'"eIve children in six years. It seems strange,
out nevertheless is true, Mrs B was twin Of
three, her mother and father both being twins.
and her grandmother the mother of five DAFT o.
twins Mr. b. is poor man, OF course
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~ Ar ..

y" Tuesday ""rnIng, Aug. ID. by the Rev.
benjamin Franklin. Mr.. ALFRED BLACKWELL
ot Ca 'lfornl". y" Miss MAGGIE RocKrrELD, of
New Castle. Del.
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Furnishing Goods,
LO X He RI!

Why is II that surh crowds Of smiling happy peonle
are daIiy and hourly leaving the door Of The MeCha
IcS stone! II is her0use they are glad that tloy have
now g" "A Store where they can get everything that
they can possibly want. other to eat drink use or
wear and a such asonIshingly Low Prices that tho
rush Is tremendous to the fall and elegant assort
ment OF all kinds GOODS, Of which they buy Groat
Bargains. aud gJ on their way reinring
Persons wishing WALL PAPERS will do well to
give us all as we have the largest best aud cheap.
est assortment ever offered in this county The stock
oi DKf GOODS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS No.
tIOns, Bools. Shoes. Queensware Cutlery. Whins Xc
Is unsurpassed at the Mechanics Store, West Com.
merce street, Smyrna. Del.
mar17 l. R. WILLIAMSON
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THE
New Orleans Diarrhea Mixture

WIS PREPARATION which now offer to the pub
n IS neither Patent or Quack Medicine, but is
prescription OF The celebrated DR. Stone of New Or
leans and as remedy for Summer Com plants gener-
ally, AMI DiarFhua particularly. il 10 unequal led by
any preparation extant. No family should be without
A. Prepared aud Tor sale By w oFFLEY,
Vl4l Druggist and Chemist, Smyrna, Del
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RowoYIsM IN B4LTIMORE.-AnOther Riot
Breeding Shooting and other WoLent Pro-
ceediHgs.
BALrIMoRE, Aug. 2.-The American party
are holding their primary elections tonight, to
select delegates to the city nominating conven-
iion. There is great deal of rowdyism. The
ballot boxes in The 10th ward have been
smashed to pieces, and it is reported that IN the
9th ward two men have been shot. The slrug-
gle is between the rowdy and respectable por
lion of the party, and the indications are that
the former will be successful.
SECOND DIsP4TCH.--e p. M.-Pistols are be-
ing freely used in some localities. A man
named Sullivan has just been arrested in the
9Th Ward for frIng urge horse-pls,ol loaded
with slugs
Thomas Rowe has been shot in the knee, and
Wm. Thompson 10 the leg.
There are reports Of sosnt proceedings in
osaer parts of The city.
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ONE PRICE CLOTHING, of all the lsres,
styles, and made in the best manner expressly
for Retail Sales.
JONES & CO. of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
CLOTHING STORE, 60f Market Street, Philadel.
phia' marks the lowest selling price, in PaIn Figures
On each article All GO9dt sold made order are
warranted satisfactory astd our Oae Price System IA
strictly adhered To. We believe this To be the only
air way Of dealing the eby all are treated alike
JONES a. CO.,
oc2S-ly 6O4iNIarket 81. PhiladeInhin
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AN INDIGNANT BRIDE-At Newport. Kv
last week, party OF young fellows gavesnew
Iy married couple a charivuri, consisting Of an
overu ur'. played on Tin pans, stove pipes. and
other u"mus'cai instruments, which took them
d couple OF hours TO execute Al end of the
overture lhe bride ppeared-upreared among
them IN her martial robes, very much Iucensed
al the impromptu serenade So much was she
lncensed that she caught one Of the smaller
members OF the band and doused INN into a
"ash-tub tul OF soap suds where ,hp held him
until ne was near drowned He was finally
L""cntd from the Iniuriared bride, and the party
ned' sat St"d to get out Of The clutches Of such
determined vixen
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Tug SICKLEs' FRIAL-THE SPEEcH OF Mn. GRAHAM.
Mr. Graham's opening speech iUr the defence was u
mastery effort occupying nearly two days in The de-
llvery lie spoke at length, defining the law Of the
land. and giving his views Of ScrIptural law. Alter
speaking several hours he made brilliant perUralIOn
which he finished with the following remarkable
words: land now gentlemen OF the Jury, | have but
one word more to say, aud that that / trust thai
every man Will leave his at the ad IOurnment OF
the Court to-day, with firm determ nation To obtain
all hls garments at the BrOwR Stone Clothing Hall ni
Rockhlll Il Wilson, Nos. 6O3 and 695 Chestnut street.
ahove Stxth phtladaInb,a
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IL CArLU&3 LuVa St0rv.

SAYS the Eason Argus: First ,ovo tho
"or'd Se"eralIy sdmits, Is always the mos, sin.
cele' an Instance illustrating tho ,rn,h "a
'hiS' recently came TO our KNOWLEDGE wh,cb !.
worth repeating As years apo. , y,,,,nr, ~. ;,
,,'a ,,.,.,,;. r'So" served his apprenticeship a,
'n'"e 0"sl"tSS' ~ III ufficp of Christian
'acoo r1u'rrr' "t ih's place Whilst in h,s eu,.
P'oy "e oec"me Interested in a Young ladv of
our 'o"h' ana pr"p"s"d marriage. H. WAS ar
cePteu' 'ut The mother Of the girl opnosed tbe
tha'ch and or"ke II off: After fnishng b,s ,rs,;t
ne wen 10 one OF the Southern Ststes an,
married sister OF Hon John M CI.v,or Co.
Iner United States Senator from DaIs Iswaro
Anet haVlng Two children, his wife died ON,
lett him wldower. Pe then e,r;rra,od >,
Naneoa W es'' where h.: became quite wealth,
~" P'U,''"e"t mar, and filled the Office q
Tuu"'y recorder, u life appointment, at Guelph
i"e'e nc ulaP Led second tune and became
Se'o"u ''nlP wldo"e'. Last su mer he ps sse
through Easton. on his road to Wilmington
wheSG his daughter was at ,cbooI. and Wills
nee made enquiry at, er the sweet heart of hi
younger days. Ascerlalning that she was
widow and resldIng in PHILADELPHIA. he calIp
upon her, renewed his acquaintance, and afie
more 'han 4U wears separation, again propose
marriage hef, was accepted He was l.
nave come on h"re THIS very week to be mar
RED, but was taken suddenly SEX about p4
days ago with a" attack ct plpurlsy, and dlr
after short illness. A few DAYS before hi
death, he wrote to The object of his first aft; C
ton, telling her that he was doubtless ON hi
dying bed and never expected TO see her agai,
on earth.
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From Wexico.

AIyices from Mlnatltian to The I'd inst, state
that MHamon had issued decree, imposing a
heavy lax ufon everp cIt1eD Of Mexico. He
c.tageI his policy and appears 10 be
t4gorlug the presIs-huVIng issued a manifesto.
promising TO protect The clergy IN the possession
OF their power and wealth. forming dIcta torial
government. aud declaring 1t TO be the tradi-
IIonal pulley OF Mexico to guard against the in
fuemce Of the United States.
Minister bicLane had sent snly the skeleton
of treaty to Washington, aud IL had no sigma.
lures affixed.
The Tehuantepec steamship Company have
suffered much annoyance from The authorities.
Cpd It is probable that they will soon tempo
rsrily suspend the cprrlage Of the mail.
General Zuszuo was approaching San Luis
Pot0si, with 5000 men.
Miramon's troops were concentrating at Re-
gerat0r.
1t is reported that grand movement is afoot.
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Mackerei and Herring

For sale by LEWIS g. BROTHER, corner Of Main and
Commerce streets, Smyrns, Del O2s