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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-17
RI s. BIOKEL,
Corner Of Main ana Market streets,
/. /. s. POINT PLEASANT, VA,
MANUFACTURERS AND sDEAIER IN i
= eady- Made clot hin g,
tENTLlEIEN,S EIfIRNISIIING y &

. - h
III 4 GOODS, Sc, z n,
FAKES this method of informing thepub
il lic that be is constantly manufacturing
and selling Ready Made Clothing.
u Having Just returned IRON the Eastern Git.
les, with large stock of Cloths. Cassinieresl
Cassinettes, Trimmings, &C., DC.
His stock Of
i Il sREADY-MADE CLOTHING,
is the largest and best assortment ever brough,
TO this market and consists Of all kinds 81
Goods suitable for gentlemen's wear, such al
Shirts Stocks, Cravats, Drawers, Cloves Sns-
penders. Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, &c
Also, q large asso1 tnent of
Ladies' Clonks, kdpti5 lGs, dc.
Having provided himself with every facility
for the manufacturing of custom work, be
hatters himself hat be will be ableto
GIVE ENTIRE 81 At iSFACTI0N, II 81
to an who may give him their patronage,
His business viii be done principally for cash
or on short credits. and there fore, be expects
TO sell for very small profits.
Call and examine bis stock before pnrchas-
ing elsewhere. III i: I'LL
Z His establishment will be found in the
rooms formerly occupied By Hall q Bickel,
on the Corner or Main and Market Streets.
April 18th. 1853 MED. 50
FOB WHfk 0f all kinds a0neat this 0fice
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CAPTION.

! Understand that my name has been used
upon Grain Cleaners of other patent and
that such Cleaners, have been sold as nv
Imaphfactufe. This is fraud upon the pur-
CHASER, and Is done 70 sell woythless machines.
r. b HEART.
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Ia. WHITTEKER "a son,

- 4 4
AT their old established house,
Opposite Bank OF Virginia, Charleston,
II Would announce to their customers and
the public generally, that, with the adyan Z
'tage Of large and commpdious store room,
theyare determined to5e1large and increase
their business. and are now receiving the
largest and best selected stock of goods ever
offered in this market before, consisting In
patto
Dry Goods! 5fH3
Groceries, Hardware, oueensware, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, DC. Their stock in every
unusually large land viii be sold
GREAT BARGAINS, FOR CASH
I'VE earnestly invite All examination of our
goods. feeling assured that for quality and price
Ne can satisfy the closest buyers. We are
bound to close out this stock Of goods rapidlys
to make roomIfor more and 20 order to do 20.
we are Offering III A
Better Inducements to Buyers
than We have heretofore done, Hts
The Highest Ndrket Price paid
for Produce. 58.
4 4:5l ". Al WHITTEKER s. SON.
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PIXIES PEAK a HUMBUGii
I RIoHER VE1N in KANAWHAl!l
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80 - Also, large lot OF n r. e
Tnrner,s Celebrated Ginger Wine, Rasp-
berry Brandy, Blackberry Brandy,
Forest Wine Bitters, Ladies' !
fst Wine, S1c., sc.
Call in and see for yourselves, as Il shall
take pleasure in showing my goods, whether
you wish to p1rchaseor not. !!
. CASTOR N0RvELL..i
Il March list, 1855. "a go 4-45
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Arcade Building, opposite the Courthouse.
II van7tfA II Charleston. Va
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"a LocAL AoEET wAnrEn.
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E1E7 JEST DERTJGa9.
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LIQUOR AND WI MES
i BRANDY.

It will be our aim 10 keep constant suppIy
Of the p1rest and best articles formedical pnr.
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NAILS.
9l10 Kegs assorted I fe !, sale , I! 81. III
SUGAR, CURED HAMS!
1 a LOT Of Ruggles' Sugar Cured Hams'iust
IN received by BESKIRK 4 DAVIS. a
April 3 1853. 6n 40
GOOD NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE |
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-06-08
Thrilling Escape Of Five Young IA
dies

Last Sunday afternoon five young ladies
got into boat that was tied to tree in the
Fnnd ofthe upper dam in Ware. To rocking
and pushing the boat around the fastening
became loosened. and they drifted out into
the stream. Ia moment they saw their
peril. Before them was the brink of high
dam, at the foot of which were Jagged rocks
over which the water boiled and foamed with
destructive fury. The cries of the young la
dies drew together hundreds of spectators,
who watched with fearful anxiety the boat
drifting slowly towards the edge of the dam
No other boat at hand aud a speedy
death seemed certain TO the young ladies. As
the boat with Its precious freight neared the
dam, the spectators seemed dumb with hor-
rOr. Each looked to the other, inplorug
help, knowing that help was next to impos-
si0le, while the shrieks of the young ladies
in the boat pierced the hearts of their friends
with terrible anguish. Among that crowd of
men and women was there no heroic spirit TO
attempt rescue =? Presently there was stir
among the spectators, and young sailor ap-
peared, who boldly plunged into the water
He swan along jnst above the flush boards,
but it was extremely dou btful whether he
could reach the boat in season to prevent it
from going over the dam. 1t was moment
of fearful suspense. The young man strug-
gled through the water, and the boat came
sweeping down upon the current. In another
instant, the boat was on the edge of the dam.
The young ladies threw up their arms In ter
ror, and many of the spectators turned their
eyes from the fearful sight. but at the same
instant the strong of the young sailor
seized the boat, and bracing himself against
the edge of the dam, held it from going down
upon the rocks. The ladies were saved =
Then there arose from the crowd on either
shore wild, tumultuous shout, which was
taken up by the hills around and echoed back
to the ears of the joyful multitude. Slowly,
yet surely, the young sailor aud hero drew
the boat to the shore, aud delivered to their
friends the young ladies he had rescued -
We have not the mans of the young man,
but we hope to pnb!ish it some time, along
side the name of one of the ladies he has sa-
we'd, among our matrimonial notices Palna-
er journal.
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H.oREFTO EOUNDRY.

FEyHE UNDERSIGNED having dissolved part
T. ncrship with J. N. Snowden, Qatey the
firm of Snowden s. BIake,) begs leave to inform
his friends and the public that the FOUNDRY
will hereafter be carried on by him, and all kinds
of Machinery manufactured to order. He Will
manufacture and keep constantly for sale
THRASHING MACHINES,
which win te acknowledged by all who use them
to be the best now before the public. They are
a decided improvement On the Machines now
generally in use, being constructed with en-
tire tumblng shaft, or if desired. be run
with strap. He will also manufacture snd sell
cheap PLOWS and PLOW CASTINGS of all
descriptions. Saw Mill and Grst Mill Castings
made order. and fitted mp if desired. He will
manufacture and sell CIDER MILL which will
surpass anything Of the kind ever offered for sale
in this country. Also, Corn Stalk Cutter and
Crusher, an important Machine, which no Far
mer should be without after he has tested it.
All kinds of country produce viii be received
by him in payment fer articles purchased Hor-
ses will be received in payment for Thrashing
Machines. WILLIAM B. BLAKE.
IIoretto, April %. 1S59-6m
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later TE0Esl Europe.
8PRIT1L or TIE H4NHONLA.

New YoEK, May 80.
The steamship Hammonia from Southamp-
tal on the 18th inst, arrived at this port this
morning Her adviccs are one day later
than those furnished by the steamer New
York.
Napoleon remained at Allessandria. busted
With bis generals in laying strategetical plans.
The Piedmoutese cavalry had fallen in
With detachment of Austrian buZzars and
made some prisoners.
The Ausyriaus had Withdrawn from Vogh-
IA to Castigglo
The business on the London stock exchange
o1 the l1Jh lnsth. was limited and the tone
oi the market less firm,
lhe applications for discount were light,
FAoQga the demand for money on the stock
exchange was rather more active
Austria has recognized the neutrality of
ne S.=s@= of thv Church. The BRUCE at
(otaA has been threatened by the Austriaus,
Cl9 have workmcn assembled there aud at
ler points on the river Pc, the waters of
Elch were very high in consequence of the
Ae rains, The women and children of the
.On'ry are compelled, by the brutal Aus
aaHs, to labor at the works.
Several Mayors of the Sardinian towns who
used to comply with the Austrian demand
contributions, have been arrested.
-Four Austrian merchant vessels have been
p'Urcd by the French squadron. The in
saH! Of the troops is accounted for by the
40 eontinuing to tail necessarily. Some OF
1e Austrian works have been damaged.
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Ubree Days Later from Europe.
aPRITAL OF THE BREMEN.
New YORK, May 20.


rbe steamer Bremen arrived this morning,
som Bremen and Southampton, bringing
H,n5op dates TO Tuesday noon, the II inst
TT The steamers Saxonia and Jura had arri-
we'd out ~, ;,
t.an partially burned in the Dock at Liver
pool. The tre was confined to the cotton IN
he after lower hold
No battle had taken place.
The headquarters of the Emperor Napo-
,.oD had been fixed at Alessandria.
Austria is raising a loan of seventy-fve
millions.
ministry is confirmed
Many failures are reported as having oc-
.rrred on the London Stock Exchange.
Queen Victoria reviewed the troops on the
10Th inst.
Copbt Persiguy, the new French Minister,
rpacbed London on the 18th. Count Gort-
scbakofF had also arrived.
Il is reported that the Emperor Napoleon
,I5ressed a letter to Queen Victoria before
his departure for italy. repeating his promise
10 take no step during the war to compromise
the interest Of England.
The India and China mails had reached
London. The Calcutta dates are to April s,
and from Hong Kong to March 2Sth.
The news is not important. The French
troops had captured Saigon, place of con-
siderable strength in Cochin China
The American frigato Germantown and
steamer Mississippi were at Japan.
Tie war.
Nothing further of Importance had been
received from the seat of war no collision
having occurred, though soon expected The
PARIS correspondent of the London Times
saws that tho confidence of success by the
army in Italy is 50 great that preparations
viii soon be made at Notre Dame for tc
3nn thanksgiving for a great victory, ex-
pectcd to be announced next week.
The officers of the regiment of sappers, tC
be commanded by Prince Napoleon, left Paris
on the l4h for Toulon \ train of seige ar
tlery had also left for Italy.
It is rumorcd that arms have Seen sent e
Hungary and that the HuDgarians abroaC
arc acri1ely employed in fomenting an insur-
rcciion in their country.
An official bulletin from Piedmont, dated
the l4th, says the Austrians withdrew to-day
from Robbia, recently their headquarters
but second aud stronger reconuoitcrins
Wlce las ueeu puSACu 4Oi"ai y " IiS "S4iS =
Ver
The Emperor Napoleon, with Marshal Can
robert, rode through the streets Of Allesan
dria on horseback He was everywhere re
eived with the greatest demonstrations c
py.
An official bulletin from Turn announce
l movements made by the Austrians from Stra
ria towards Voghera.
! The failure of Mcssrs Crosswell & Co {
4 birmingham, is announced
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ESTRAYS,

CAME to the residence of Frederick George,
in Washington township, Cambria County, on or
about the 9th day of May, II head of YOUNG
CATTLE, marked and described as follows
l Red and white yearling Steer, with heart
in his face and piece off both ears; 1 red yearling
Heifer, no mark; l black yearling Heiffer, with
a white stripe on the back, mark; l spotted
yearling Steer, no mark; L brinde moolv Ball, .
yeaI old, no mark; l red and white mooly Steer,
year old, with heart in his face, piece off
both ears and notch in right ear; l red Steer with
a white face piece off left ear notch in right; l
red Heiller, with white stripe on the back, no
mark; l red Hefer, with a piece off both ears
and notch in right ear; l sPeckeled Steer, same
mark red and white moody Steer, same mark:
l blue Steer, mark; l red aud white year
ling Heiffer, same mark; l brindle mooly Heiffer
with piece off lcft ear and notch in right, red
mooly Heiffer, same mark; l red Ueffer, with a
piece off left and slit in the right; l brindle
Steer with piece off both ears and notch in the
right The owners requested to come
for'tard, prove property, pay charges and take
them away, otherwise they viii be disposed of
according TO law. n. B. They are now in my
possession,
DAVID SHARP,
June 8, 1859-29-3t Township Clerk.
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AT ddltiOH-
al Foreign News.

i;' D0sI0S' j une 3, 1S69.-The r. NJ. steam
N N a. 1@er'ca from Liverpool (via Halifax
l"'' reached her dock about one o'clock
~, Her mails will arrive in Philadel-
P.s II o'clock tomorrow morning.
bisS bSI The full files of European papers
/, ,53;': Ee nave received, we CLEAN the follow
|T1,lonal m. ,Inal items of news of interest.
l. Aalta fleet was about to sail for Ge-
! =, 1'ofa says that the Russian govern
h r las ordered the first, second, third and
ka '"Ps aarnlee to be placed Immediately
,'r war iOoting, with all their artillery
de reserve to be called in, and the
a,rsE 20 ilq1rlough to rejoin, and to be ready
Fsd r. ~ "uGln two months. These are sup
pl,ooIT Te the corps which rumor has alrea-
On the march to the Austrian from
5p45} rS}Orted that Napoleon intends to Law
hy If SfuaIlGn of large national Italian
b. " 10 less than two hundred thousand
luclsus tuscan IA army, under Gen. U!loa. is
Tie RDs,;a5e Rps already formed.
e for sea nsa Government is about to con-
uf hundred thousand rifles.
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DEATH OF THE 1NvENTER OF LUCIFER
MATCHES inventor of lucfer matches
Mr.. Jno. Walker, of Stocton, England. died
recen tly at the age of 78. A journal of the
neig hborhood says that his match discovery
was made by Mr.. Walker while experiment.
ing with various chemical substances, and
for a considerable time realized handsome
income from the sale of his matches in boxes
at Is Cd each
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

LETTERS of Administration having been
granted to the undersigned, (resdng in Green
township, Indiana County,) by the Register of
Cambria county, the estate of John ID. Jones,
late of Carroll township, Cambria county, decd
All persons knowing themselves indebted to SAID
estate requested to make immediate payment,
and all persons having claims against said estate
are requested to present them properly authenti-
Gated for settlement.
JOHN MARTIN, Admir-.
June 8, 1S59,-29-6t
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Paw UP! PAY EJP

A LPERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
Ia to be indebted t. the undersigned for costs
as late Sheriff Of Cambria county requested 10
make immediate payment. ! will be III Ebens-
burg during the two weeks of June Court, when
all persons indebted to me will have an opportu-
uity TO settle their accounts and make payment.
After that time my accounts Will be left with a
proper officer for collection.
JOHN ROBERTS.
Conomaugh Station, May 25,-1859-3t
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VIM E. JOHNSTON FOR PREsIpENr.-The
Chambersburg Repositary and Transcript
runs up the name of VIM F. Johnston of
Pittsburg. for the next Presidency, subject
TO the decision of the Peoples National Nom
mating Convention.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The undersigned. having been appointed Com
missioner by the Orphans Court Of Cambria
County. to take testimony to show cause. why,
on "A Citation issued out Of said Court. John Ma
kin, Jr, Executor Of John Maxim, ST.. should
not give security or te discharged. hereby give
notice that he sill attend for that purpose at his
Office in EbensbGrg, on Friday the 24th day OF
June. inst at enc O'Clock P. NJ, when and
where all persons interested may attend.
JOHN 5. riley.
June /. ls59.-2s-4t.
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FASHIONABLE TAILOR,

4 ing the Fdshionqbles OF Ebensbarg and vi
cinity. that he has commenced business in this
town, two doors West of Mills & Evans Ware
Room. He is fully competent to satisfy the most
tastidious.
T. j. JAMES.
Etensburg June s, 1S59.-3ms.
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Other Diseases Treated.

GS- No charge for consultation.
II relation to the following diseases, either
when complicated with Lung affection or existing
alone. | also invite onsultation-usually find
them Promptly CurdLle.
Prolapsus and all forms of Female Complaints,
Irregularities and WeaRness
Palpitation and Other forms of Heart Disease.
Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, aud all other dis
eases of stomach and bowels. piles, &c.
Mr.. Hardman treats all chronic or long stand
ing diseases of the Lungs. Liver. Stomach, Bow
els, Bladder, Kidneys, Brain. Heart, Nerves,
Womb, Spleen, Spine, Eyes, Ears, &c, Scrofu-
la, Fits, Cancer. Rheumatism, Dropsy. Skin
Diseases, Fever Sores. Catarrh, Seminal Weak
ness, Neuralgia, Whites. Insanity, Dyspepsia,
Gddiness, Heat Of Urine, Syphilis. Piles, Sick
Headache. Enlarged Tonsils, sc.
Nav 25- lS59:6m.
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Tc!s CREAM SALOON.

THE undersigned has just opened an ICE
CREAM SALOON, two doors East of Fosters
Hotel, and will keep constantly on hand a sup
ply of ICE CREAM of superior quality. He
respectfully invites the lovers of this warm
weather luxury to g i've him call.
A. BLAIN.
Ebensburr, June /, lS59.-28-tf
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NJEW TTN-WARE ESTABLISHMENT. -
IN The undersigned takes this method Of
informing the citizens of Ebcnsburg and sur
rounding country. that he has commenced
business in this place, in the burdng formerly
occupied by II. S. Harr. door west If the
Post Office, where ne intends to carry onhis busi
ness in all its branches. TINWARE of all de-
scriptions kept constantly on hanl, and at pr
ces to suit the times. Country Merchants can
have orders filed to any amount. By strict at
tention to business he hopes to receive liberal
share of public patronage. FELIX HENLE
EbensbuYg Aaril 28th 1858.
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RENEOVAT!
ACE ANUFA 0RV.

fHNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
country that he has removed his shop from the
old stand to the shop lately occupied by John
Evans (Carpeuter.) where he is prepared to do
all kinds of work in his line of business at short
notice and on reasonable terms. and he hopes by
using but the very best material and employing
but the best worknen to merit a full share Of
public patronage. Persons wishing bargains in
purchasing Carriage will do well by calling at
this establishment. He is prepared to manuiac
ture the following kinds of vehicles, viz =
BUGGIES, of different qualities and prices
BAROUCHES, CHAGIOTEES, one and two
horse ROCKAWAYS,N Nclose quarter, elliptic and
C-spriug COACHES, second hand work cf differ
emf kinds, Sc, making variety that will suit
all tastes and all purses. REPAlRl NG done
with neatness add dispatch
WN. BARN ES.
Ebensbu ApriI o. lS59-23-tf
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ESTHs AVS.

TAME TO THE RESIDENCE OF FRED
" crack George, on or about the oath day of
May, II head of DUNG CATTLE, supposed to
b, between and years od-S head of Steers
aud heal ef Hrters--described follows -
l red and white steer with heart in his face,
piece of right and notch in left /;
red steer with a piece off right aud notch in
the eft l dun steer with a piece off right ear
and notch in left l black and white steer. no
mark black and white steer, piece of right
and slit in the left l red steer. no mark
brindle steer with white face, piece OF right
and slit in the left; spcckled steer with
bell on piece off right aua notch in the
left ! red heifer. piece of ri 1T and notch
in left / red hciler, mark l dun heifer
with white face, piece off right ear aud notch
in left; | brown and white heiftr, piece of right
ear; brindle heier, piece Oft right ear and
Slit i'll the left; l red and white Heifer, piece
off right and slit in the left l red hcifcr, a
piece of right ear and hole in the left l speck-
led Heifer with bell or. no mark / brindle
mooley Heifei, piece of right car and notch in
left. The owners are requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges and take them
away, otherwise they will be disposed Of accor
dino to law. \. B.-They are now in my pos
session. DAVID SHARP.
Township Clerk.
Washington Township, June l, 1859.-23-3t
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JOHN srsARRAuGH.

Justice of the Peace, SnmmittvilIe, Pa.
4 LII BUSINESS INTRUSTED TO HIS
N care will be promptly attended to. He will
also act as AuctioneGr at Public Sales whenever
his services in that capacity are required.
April %, I85a:24
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4 kR. HARDMAN treats Consumption Bron.
ES chitis, Laryngitis, Asthma; and Az other
Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, by MEDICA-
TED INHALATION.
The great point in the treatment of al human
maladies is to get at the disease in direct man
ner. All medicines are estimated by their action
upon the organ requiring relief. This is the i'm
portant fact upon which Inhalation is based. If
the stomach is diseased, we take medicine di-
rectly into the stomach If the lungs are dis
eased berathe inhale medicated vapors directlys
into them. The reason why Consump ption and
diseases Of the Lungs have heretofore resisted all
treatment, has been because they were not APP
preached in direct manner by medicines. They
were intendea to be local. and yet they were 50
administered that they could not act constitu-
tionally, expending their immediate action upon
the stomach, whilst the foul ulcers among the
lungs were unnolested. INHALATION brings
the medicine into direct contact with the disease
without the disadvantages of any violent action.
Its application is simple that it may be EN-
ployed by The youngest infant or feeblest invalid.
1t does not derange the stomach, or interfere in
the least with the strength, comfort or business
of the natient
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CLOTHING !! CLOTHING /!
EVANS & EHUGEEEs

Z ) ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of the
d & citizens of Ebensburg and surround "a
ing country to the large and extensive stock
of Ii
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
which they have just received from the Eastern
cities, and are now openiR at their store on
High street, and which they propose to sell at
the lowest possible price. They have also
ceved and have..on hand large and fine
sortment of Cloths. Cassimercs, TWeeds. Trim
mngs, &c, &c. Handkerchicfs. Stocks, era
watts, Hats of all kinds and descriptions, Umbrel
las and Suspendcrs. Clothing made to order al
the shortest notice. Please call and see US before
you make purchase anywhere else, as we car
guarantee that we viii not he beat in quality
and low prices by any establishment in the State
Terms-CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE.
EVANS & HUGHES.
NJ lSSo.tf
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lflnrrieo

On Thursday evening, the I'd instant, by the
Rev. Mr. Powell, Mr. ROBERT THOMAS to Miss
ELIZA DAVIS, both of this place.
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Sill Later.
ARRIVAL OF THE HUNGARIAN.
QoIBEc, May 30.

m RC4bi-OJ -t1J OV.
me NE Steamship II hungarian, from Liverpool
~e 18th inst, arrived here this morning.
IT, j sle comes directly from Liverpool, her
\ .'TgS q are still later than those furnished by