El
Teispgrapilic.
LATEST It' EITEOII. •
I. Ntw YOLIK'' Jan. 23.
:The stgrilcsi t ip Atlantic is announced be
low be, up of six o'clock.
Ills 'America
_hriugB date's to the 7th
inat.
MI
C 3
A
Lord .NapiTr whif has been appointed
raiuister "to A j asinngton is a practice:l di
ii
titatist - fiaving served k Austria, Persia,
Russia, Naples and Turkey, -
Thn - Archbihop of Paris while-officiating
itt dui church nf'St. Stephen in Paris..was
litiibDett to the', beart by: a discharged Priest,
I tlneett Yerge.4 : ! The,Arebhishop instantly
•
exPir43: . -
1 ;The proceedings of the P'aris Conference
--- -reri,am'' . •elaseere. Tbc Psys says ,the Con- 1 ;
' '' fe.rence met on tke 3d, but the 3loniteur is,
sitent„ The delay is attributed by sour... to
• , the necessary time to piep-are protocols, and
1 -
by Others, to a new disagreement. NO ap- 1
prehension is felt fur any other than a na-
i ui result. i ' 1 - I
I d :iTbe Swiss ilfficulty remains as" before,
1
1
bat the expeettions , , of a Peaceable settle
-1 mot increase. A favorable augury is ri
- drawn from the appareatly cordial reception 1 ,
giien_by Napoleon to the Swiss envoy.
. i The London Gasette publishes the offi-
f"vial accounts of the hostile operations,
" . against China, confirmiug, the previous de-
Wk.: - , / , ...
The - Atlantic arrived . at sii o'clock.—
Ste left Liverpool at four-o'clock on the af
ternoon of the 7th.
----1--rne -- unartcm ittnes'enJeeis .to the hp
Poincment of Lord Napier on the ground
that though well fitted by_diplomatie expe
-1 rienee to represent the country in the east
it any - of the despotic and military courts
- .of Contineotid,l3rtrope, he is riot the right
- f4roan for the mission to Washington. '
The Archbishop of Paris was perform
. f, Tug religious serrieos in the Church St. Et
-1 yeaoe wheri be was riiisassinated, the assns
sin stepping forward; lifting his cape and
T ; p lungipg a catalan knife into his heart, ex
.4. claimiog i'down with 'the Goddess" an ex
prowien which he afterwards explained to
i refer to the doctrine of the Immaceulate
Conception. The.litshop °fell en the pave
".- 3ntot and: instal:l4 expired. I A Sister of
- ,Ciarity who had observed the movement
ef the assassin attempted th e
herself
between him and the Archbishop, and WAS
;wounded in her hand. 'Verges was fOrlit.
,erly a Priest iil the Diocese of Meaux and
had been .suspended _for preaching against
the dogma of the Irnniaculato' Conception
- Ns* YORK, Jan' 24.-i—The'James Ad
ler left San Juan ou thefl.3th, and put lu
, ItoFeY West.; She was detained there 32
„intim The purser. teports'tbati ,the ehol
tem has . disappeared from
;There was but little aleknesliand no death
lon the Adgr
The door
Walker
Fitr
at Lives, w
provisions.
Col. Lackridae, 'with thiee hundred 111211
WU Stijl .waiting at Punta Arenas the ent'-
pletion of a'steamer tube ready about the
r 17th; - -= • -
, !The IL ger encountered! l reat Lids of
iess on her homeivai-d passage between,
--/ The passengers of the Adger give a gine
`3 _my account. of ‘),stlkers
The seizure, the transit. route and
iliteamixats by Spencer is coufirtned.---'
elpeneer states openly that he acted in be
t half of Vandrbilt. No injury was off.>red
the' paissepgers.iii,the captured boats,' but'
they were•*need , to , Greytown where the :
steamer ,!.2:1, boardcd'Cl by an ,olficer from a
British man-4-war Who-ordtTed _ the bad
gage ortre men to put se immediately.—
Spencer keiit l ihe American flag flying from
-his ste:rd..l:, 41thop g h lie - inade captures , in
the namoVVGsta '
,
Presidokll.l , fra of the Costa' Mean goc.
ernmentjaikiisned a prwhimation grant- ;
tag's pardotiil Walker's men and a &ea.
pars ige bael&to the States. F !Goy of Walk
..er's men ooth officers and Privates were de-j,
swing, ; •
_ -
.
'They 'tll tell
,hard stories of their suffix
, ,ings frop2 buncer-and riii!kness: Wafker
was still - at Rivas with 600 men ; ii - fothe
*merit says 1200.
I Spencer states that the Costa Ricans
haw.: 1500 troops posted along the route.—
They are also in strong force at Seraqui,
and have guns posted. On both shores.
The reporethat Gen. llenningsen had
- fought lii's way out of Granada and joined
' 'Walker' is confirmed as also a rrimor. that
Gen. Chilton witlLa large body of men, had
pronounced for W.lher_at Leon.'
Walker, it is said, took - Rivas without
losing a men. Captain Sounders with his
nfles, had advanced to Leen to occupy that
, poet.
The foregoing,'-tnspatell is'mado np from
'the statement cf. 4veral returned Nicaru
loans fho give ve6- conflicting stories.
CONGRESSIONAL
. " WASHINGTON, Jan. 24. 3
• SatATE.—Mr. Wilson presented - Abe
ri eveclentiale. of Sumner, Senator' elect from
' eassachnsetts, for siz years, Emit the 4th
ofllareh next.
The Senate then proceeded to the consid
ingtien .of bills relative to the : di?trict,Of
, Colitobia. . •
Housz .—Mr. Wakeman presented the
‘f_ p etition of many- merchants of New N'ork,
,caking for the importutiari of sugar f*e of
+
`, WAsrullnioN "CtrY, Jan. 24.—The
berE s eantatt-A;rms of the House, arrived
:elate t• night from Philadelphia, having
in cu*dyllr-,Chester, who was taken to
Om bowie ' 'which Sitilifftou is confined.--
• The lattkr las delaye4l his application for
a writ of hi,coas corpto, to awaithe S,elect
Coluniittee's action_ under the C o mpulsory .
Testimony bill. I •
The Sergeant-al Anna brought Mr_
Chebter before the louse, and res , lutions
it ire adopted, on potion of Mr. Kelsey,
e l l:Hog - on the witoess to furni - h an, ex
etuieLwilkbe did not appear before . toe Fe
lest ct 'pitted. —After dz. , bato if - was deter
minedll I that Chestei t-houLd aniwer iu wri
ting,'lshdtr (With. • ' - •
- • Washington - City, 1jaa..7.6. .
irme.--Jog. L. Chester h lying been
brought to' the, 134 r, of the 11ouseby, the
Scigaant.at,Arteia, -- the Speaker ppoutuled
•to Einf tbe_iiimetions heretofore Ordeted tp
' . l>e — ‘ptitimiiheir:' ' *by be 'did not appear
Veture the fieLd Ciiiiinittee; in pctrinance
Clayne at, Aspinwall,
cuted as' being in a bef
g 1200 bble-b - udiad men
lied Witli,amunitiou 'and
• • •
stt,;.•,
.of the T-Ith and . wheth 7
er h •w ready to answer such "proper
tvi • May be put to him by the
Co • . '
Mr. Chester's an'Swers under oath were
road. To the trst!question ho says he ney
er, eutertaite.d, butt having•made hrreoge
menti betire • .the y Committee to—return
home to attend toi private bu4heas which
could :not •be neg4c9 without . great de- .
.triment to hie. inttres'.: 4 ,, - under these eir;
r ni l
c u a n z e g think it was requir
ed that he should attend on the precise day
named, andihad itlnot been for the storm
he would have been here on 3.l.tonday last,
without..thelagency of the Sergent-atLA,rms
who would tpear witness that lie evineel not
disposition by habeas,corpes, or otherwise,'
to avoid tae To . the 2d inqui.
ry be sas,j lie 'now ready and will an. !
swer. , • • •
_ .
On option of IMr. Florenc'e; that the .
answers beitig futitely , satisfactory to the
,Housei Mr.l.Gbe'st'er was_ discharged, frotia
custody. 'L
its-aiserroN OPi Ma. ti.tacks O, Tit U. S.
at s.-- • vas
_
ISes.vri rats low Hon dam; tra'rlan
; - re-elected United States Senator froai' Itiwa on
Bushington Cify, Jan. 2G. Chester', for Friday last.by 30 majority'ovor Shallinberger,
a few minutes only, was before the Select Democrat./
ComMittee
any
afternoon, but was unable''
to any light upon the subject. The
investigation including the examination of
witucsee+ Will prbbably be completed this
week. - 1 i •
,
The Committee, on Elee.tions - will act de
finitely neat week! on the -Kansas ease.- 7
The best inapressibn seems to belhat they
'vial report, that the scat should be vacant
on the ground that the House, ; by a largo
majority at the first session, refused 'to ad
mit either. Mr. Wiltitfield, who'was elected
under • the Kansas laws, or Mr. Reeder,
who did riot*ecouize - thern, and that there
is no resolution_or the House, cr any la*
of Kansai, directing a special election to
fill,the vacancy. •
The'HAt, se wa. offiCially informed to slay
that the fl'ile side' t has' approved of the
Compulsory Wit ess Bill:
i i
.
- Tie_Hfna. John-Birney.,;Ex:Mernbcr of
Congress„ ./orti known in- the political and
fashionable eirelch, died, this s , ! naoruiu
• 1 , . 1” __—_. • f
NEW' ;S."9nx, an. 21 —The officers of
tho U. l Vustoin House, have seized the
entire 'stock tof 58 , 14. lleale & Brothers,
Maiden I.l:tne con istidgdof diamonds and
1
other Precikus std es; valued at $150,000,
on susricton of - h:i r ilirg , ,,been smuggled into
port.
.
- Wheeling I r a lift. 26,—The Munici-,
pal clectt i on to-slay
,was a clear contest be
tween the ;Demerit:3,am' the Americans;
the latter' have a niajority. .
THE STATETREASURER.. •
-, - '
Yesterday being` th'e •day, fixed •by the
i
resolution .of the 'lsth of January,' 1842,
for the de lion of State 'Treasurer, in icon
sequence! ~f-the a\bsence td t 1. ,,
,Ineinbers,
and their iiglrbilityl to Ouin, tlid roads be,
in , r hioel,'aavd.bv tho- storm, but few 'were ,
present, and no election was bad. . The Act ,
of the 28ili, 3larehl, 1848; provides;, "The
' ' ' 1 1 1
term of the State - Treasurer s la, commence
on the firs( Mondry Of 31:4, next,sticeeding .:
his ' election, and shall continue' for one'
year, or i Until -Irk successor, shall' be duly .
qualified."' The! Act of. the 2nd of July,
1839, Sec. - 173, I.)yoiides: "In _case no
Stale Tr j easurer is elected at the time fixed
I,l . lawOhe iTreasurer for the time being,
- Isuccessor'
shall. Lildi the offil'untt a is ap-,
pointed! aee..rlire t fo Iho - piovisi 011 i of this
aet • .1' mid !the bond IgiVen
. ..by the Treasurbr .
-and hi, Securities shall be held valid and
bindiug''s r ) lonz as, Li continues iu office.",
• Sl u der l' Oe- F e proVI I SJ'3II9 no election having,
taken rplace at the titherdesimated by the;
Acts,lif w
there erel nothing else, the arcs-'
: ent= lincumbent i wmild. hold over until the
next: Legi,kture should elect on. the third
Tuesrlarin Jannar'y, 1858.1 But 'the
_con;
stitutton ; of the Commonwealth, artiele,6;
:provide: , sec: 6, that "A State Treasurer
; , . )
' $lOll be elected trnaually by .t joint vote of
both branches of the li•gislatur6 , ." .This
1 - ,
provision is not merely directory, but Man
' datoty ataf s l impprkive. The election-meit
i he held annually, I , tiad the term consequelt.
ly be but for one year. ;.
Legislat, conk( not • provide a
rifeaus Of/perpctualing the term, of all per
s.)l4 teleeted by them, beyoud• the _period
reseribed by the con.stitutiou...„-
RepreFCTt.T.ti - i - esl are directed tortte clee
td aunttslly. and 'Senators for three years.
Could the Legislature prOvide for the held:
infilorer of those ill ease there were no val
id and .legnl election held in any district?
Noiperson ever dainedi that they would
pos.sess such. power. Yet the same terms
.
are used, in the Constitution: "The repre
i
sentativeS shall .bit eLosen annually." - The
Senators 04 . 11 ha hosen for three' years.:
These i ptiavisio s have . always been re
gaidet, and - t Vere ouidess inteulect as an
absolute. linuitiation of the tettn. • "A State
Treasitret,_ shall b elected annually.".:--
Why S'hoild a diffe: ant construction be giv.;
en to.. exztly the same language used in
reference to both?
The fitt that hi..is; to be elected by the
Legislatu're coithi;aot-give them the right
to - dispense with nn;election and continue
She incumbent in office by a general legis
auve enaciment t ino more than could the
people of a district neglect or refuSe to
hold an election and claim for „ their rep
resentative for t!ti l e previous year the right
to hold over until a successor - should be
duly . el§cted and qualified at the; ensuing
general i election. These acts, therefore,
which, by general enactments, attempt to
extend the terru.or an !officer wh‘osetenure
is limited by. expTs Constitutional provis
ion, arersimply null and void. After the
expiratiOn of the year , he woad be a mere
intruder' into the Office, and the sureties in
his official bond tvould'_ not bei liAble for
eta done by him, after, his Cnnstitu
tional tont of offige had expired.-11arris.
burg Telegraph:
AN INDIANA POETESS DEAD.--WoTt
gret to bear of thi d e ath of lirs. Julia L.
Dumont. She ras one of Indiana's earli
est and sweetest pp ets, although her name
had tu become, - unfamiliar to the
preser.t generation, from theldesuetude
lo
t) which her pen •or date yea had fallen:
She was the Wife of'llon. ! oh Dumont,
a distinguished lamer of outheast Indi
ana, and the mot i li er of k :Col• 'E. Duniont,
President of the ' tate Bank.-.-LuAyette
Journal
is sai,l
country a secret
Frocdom,"' when,
frou the mother
headrioaxters are
gantzatiOil'emb;a2,
towns from tbit c
that - there exists iti this
rder called . the ‘,'S..ons'of
object is to wrest Cuba
country. It is. said:the
,t New. York, atol-tbS.or
.. the pritioiplO . scaloard
ty,to 'Nei! Orleans.'
BEAVER
IaTAND.
flot J. Weyltd, P.ptots dr. Pr at& Leto r
•• BRAIR, PA.,
WEDNESDAY, JIANUARY 29, 1857.
GOAL WAsrEl4--Persons desirlieto R ay their
subscription to.kliis paper, ip
,120,Ziop1*(C134fer
a favor by bringing it as won
Lecttne.—:John Cuthbe rtsorr, „Req.; :of ;t4p ,
Brighton, will ilpliver n lecture , in chat place,.l
before tho Youth's Library Association, on Fri.
(lay evening tho 3Oth inst. t o
Wrecoseta 11.8. SBNATOR.--JUdg,4o
Republican, ia'isported to bate . been elected
U. S. Sewitpi, b3iihe 'Wisconsin I..egisidurec.
,t ; I
Om PAP ETC apology is due then4der'i
of our paper for the manner of its mechanical
execution on the outside of Ibis issue.. we
conieraletl with the cold weather of last well
as well as we could, but with ult our efforeet
the type , became so cold asto're . ieler much ti
the outside of the 'paper scarcely xeadable.
TnANKs:-Our acknowledgments are due,
and our thanks are hereby tendered to 'lion.
John Allison, of the l ponse of, Representatives,
lion. William, H. Seward, of the United States
Senate Maj .1. R. Harris of the Pennsylvania
Senate, and Dr: Crawford, of the Pennsylvania
[lime of Representatives, for valuable Public
Doetiments. Alsd to Gov. Geary, of Kansas,
for a copy of his message. I•
! i ADJOMiNED Cotner .;LOn•Aonday. aftei Hon.
yqilliatn Cairns and ITon. John Scott, l l the'newly
•blectei Associate Judges, ft 4. this county, had
the oaths of office ad! unsfered by the Prothon
otary', the business of the terra .coturneuped.—
N; : i shall give the proceedings in detail next
week..
A SAD END.—On Thursday morni ng last, a •
. •
man waned Hammond, who has „been :for. a
• short time confined in our Jail, on a. charge of
•
larceny, died from the effects of intemPertunly
•
mania potu.
•
Tea BIBLE. —Lieut. Slnary, of the. National
•
Observatory, in is lecture in New 'tiork, said ':-
i" I hare always fouad,,in,m,y scientific:studic
that when I could get thiel3iblo to sa y. anything
on the subject,. it afforded me a firm Plittform to
Stand upon, and mother round in the ladder,
:by which 1 could slfely ascend."
I • •
40a the nighi of 6e 224 jtest.
A: P. Iviisun,•in.'iew tri h . .
I -)' • 1 .4
ose serous affrayS occurred
ly, and in this inattince,•an
ree use of arle4 spirits.—
eita
the wiper* iqui*On
r 1 to above, 0 . . • gry
i named Wrigllk tinrittg
tfo came into tit , t , out, an
. . iJ r ti 4:
nfter receive.] a'. A •Irorn st ,
It, from the limy' of her Lille-
I I
intentiordiy or not . we are
1 .
Wilson
,hao;. hocrover t been.
to answer the charge of 7 1 s:"
tvith'intent to. killi: Ilis.-ulte"..4
, though it is beieve , l not a
SERIOUS AFFRAY.
.
(fit the house of WI ,
ton, another of, tl
have genera l
origin in the too
-William P. WilsOA
• tbel evening referT I
scuffle with a ma
wkiich, Wilson's ' •
itirnedintely the
pistol; her thi
band: \Whether'
enable to bay.
committed to
saul‘ and ffattett
'wound is a sever
fatal one:
he Ohio Penitentiary, • a
St., the followiti:4 Preamble
I. 9 read
,in the Oltio limne of
qy Sir. Siencienhail, of JetTer-
L I I. '
Ontrage in
:On the 12th
and Resolution
Representatives,
'son county
ir
plaint ling been fin 1e ti) 'eer. l l,
is 11011.4 e t a
.E.7ri-)s..ol.ltrage
jIPrO:IS, Cc
tnin tpernber2 of
I e i:i l ry ' 1 - '‘ iip tl d P n . a h i t i " .,rit tPl iC ' t :v i t 'l e ir l i al • n th o e
r ,r
,
It the.standirt committee •on.
h i instructed to ninkeinquiry•
, n i rf siiisl infolim talon, anti
, this 111.11ve ; 'and OW, to en
sO, said. committee is .berehy
livi for i ers , ,ns and ppets . , and
'oath Or 'afFirmalion
iy f aller ~ •
i [
c.case, us wo learn thi , in from
I • , s
rresporident of the Salem Re
fii
llows.: i
ayiof January, 1556, Dr John
antt , ollie Penitentiary, operated
the left eye of ohe of the pris
,, Alm effects 'of ithe Or;eration
.4 , -;,- • . • • .
iterad entirely blinil. • '. On the
ask;. tho Doctor ;informcdr•the"
lat.he wished to or.erate'onqhei .
ire: find come to the' prison - for
id that he intended doing it.-L
has been perpet
.the Ohio I'eniti
;,'hospital ; tberet.
Th.
the Penitentiary
„into the Correct,
report therepn t{
alge them to do
etnpotiemi
to take testimo
The facts oEr t
the Columbus c
pitblican, are a
On the • 3ntl
r
1 Dawson, physic
f?r cataract up
caters. Throe A
the cyc was re:
17th or April
same prisoner
ether eye, that
qua purpose,
The priioner t i
ti him that Le hall no confidence
in Lim—that h ' rid lostone eye by his treat-
Ment, _find the veil he 'could afford to ktsc. '
Ho could ii - o` :read the finest print, in tbe .
„.
shade, and or, nary print inthelsunshinc, and
theLlindcley , efore being operated - upon, was
no - tv&rse than titV one he nom ha.l the use of,
and that he co , id not, under ar r(y ireumstenceS,
, /
submit to ano Cr operation, with the prospect
of illsimilar re. nit. I •
. • , 1
The Doctor asked him, anglily, if he/knew
where he was and who he was talking te..T.
•"Yes'," replied the prisoner, "I ant' in the
Ohio State.;l' icon; and that • I am tithing to
.
.._ ,
Dr. Dawson ; ut I also d
/ know that 'was nota
part of my a atince to have teryi eyes putout,
and it shall py); done." " nrell," , said the
doctor, " I _ ill have you 'to •knovr that I r am
not to ask yo whether I shall l operate on yet
:or not. lie ," (to his 'attendants,) " tulle
him;' of him and immediately three or four
4:
ti
strong Men t ok hold and thruSt him back into
a chair, and • eld him there tilt the operation
was perform on the right eye, and the in.
struments r# the second time into the left, and
from that dtrii to 'this the peor•felloti has
-' walked infiarkuess," and; without, a figure,
"the shadowl of 'death." • ' '
of
- - z
The " . 4 ar" aria Gen. Cameron. ;" ;---
The Star, list week, came,to us ladenedwith
its views 'of Gen. Cameron, the Republican
party and our_huriible selves. So far as we tire
obncerned it Imight have saved itself .the trouble
of alluding] to us
.at all; for Geis. Capron
was neither ' ur first, second; nor third choke ;
he was only ) our choits when We had none .te
choose from hnt-hiniself and *at isiarted ua ,
itCrapulous man, John W. FOrney. ,So rane
for ouraelves, a word now in behalf of SitutiSi.,.
Cameron. - .
I I ' i ' t
An incident is related somewhere, of a Pim+
~ ,
officer belonging to the staff of Napoleon Bonn
parte, when Gineral-in-Chief !of the arraietiff
Francs that in. paillniorith
~some brother'of r
Hears over a portion of aouatry not well affeetert,
towarde pile French, he, .4 , his, companions
wkiobliged to inat at Oil ostage of 'a kasnin
intr"ent4,,il Tite i old Womanjas
to .probars reftee
certaining him - to doicaeat i t!A . er of BensParte's
Military'fatidiY,Soon'tealrh'e4 inttinnmemOred
in,c*its agaiist his enetaininder; ' and finally
l ibtli
reitioa ,,., hitt' to infer43eteral what she
thought of
. hira. The MeerV ry courteonely
excused himself, bOt the l ;good ''')inan insisted
he should be the bearier lof her. aessage. At 1
last he consented to lio k so, saying, howeyer, 1
i'‘.liadame, sinee You, insiet 'go -much I Veill I
core) , to Gen. Bonaparte rift- feel ings anti 4-I
timents as you 'have eliliressed i lens ; but, ip' 7 ,
deed, it is a h lily ttipleasant duty, for i ;you
t i
hive In* idea, - El '').Sadame,"how very bite!'
it will make Gener# feel." i !•! 1 '
. • - • -,_
The editor • the Sear has ! already written
' pa tl.tinoted over dirtergolumne of llis views o ' i
!Gel Cameron, 413414•33ide es 11 mor . .. e an o ti l " - 7:
Now
. with dui courtry , . we iwoulh ask our
neighbor to not permiplany of 'his !last issue; "
nor any of the fortheoniltig. to appear' id! the
neigithorbood of Mfr . Gaitterea ; for; should he
800 what the editoi of . -ha Siar soya of Win he
would, feel very:, bdd, d .Pos ! sibly, in theend,
a
resign,: his seat in ch "em it& of United
States , _ ! I ' '
MEW
A TlLkYrOrt ItlontTlty last the Weather bet.
001:aliteiriitiser*atrtto4tinui . rig -- so until evening
....._. . • .. , ..... 1 t, , . 1
.it.eusatrwrieitl ralning4„ and raintid through the
whole nght. ' Sittc` e -151.13klay 1 rinlrititig l ib° West:.
the. his bethit '''46,,,trifhl l eveiy indiriatiod a 8
, ,
general thaw . '" it are but tejoiced Otis; .as wa
ter was becotni alagWilriglyltr;strce - ,; not only
in our rillagesb#: ertirywhre in the country .
, I
1
Railroads fa the United States. i
' The Utiltedfitities Railroad , i rind Jlining Reg
,
i ter, published pa, PhilitdelPhn9bY Thomas's.
Fernon, Contairitl / the eolloWini ; . a.luable and
interesting table: It has been Ifo!wartled to
the editor billie publisher o DintaporelSr (.!o's
American Railvi;ad guide, ia atiticiiatiou 9f its
appearance in that work : 1 ' '
Mileage
;bin. 1 li l 6
422 2
645 5
515 6
-1201,
4 4
1598 .
° Gal 2
:11117431
is
i 84 4)
-{s7l 8
1,25211
,484 0
677 4
. . • 0 0'
417 5'
244 8
•3' 221 5
0 0
808
Mt 9
2,641 I
' 1,438.2
States
Maine,
Now Harepithire k -
Vermont, . •
ltitssacbusetts.
Ithotle Island, ,
Cannectitt, -.
New Tore;
New Jer.ley *
•
,
l'ezinsylrutia,
Delaware;
i
Marylen •
Virgiol:t
~
North C
,roiina.
Sotith. ) aniline,
Georgit , t;
Floxi(D,', •
Alaboina,
14fIseligippi,
Louisiau:t.
Texas, .
Tennessee,
Kentucky,
Ohio, J ' •
Indiana, -
Ittiehigart;
Illinois,: '."
WisitEttisin, ' .
lowa,
3lissoitri,
Califurniit,
• 170 5
2,132 3
276 1
84 0
\144 4
IBM
20,760
j
.rting in D
4* ll{
'Grand total,
I' ' 4l. Including p
fisti:let of Col uMbia.
,[l+til.tl , S.
Yearsi' ;
18/3 14;;74
1811 4;311 1
18.45 -
' 1844; 4 1 870
' 181 7 8 f, ' ' ' 5 5 : .3: 43-8 3 2, 61 ,
1849 6 1, 311
1§.30- 7,3501
!7551 ' 144400
I, .852 , 1 63 1
f 185: f ,
,13,379
1851 • t 131.(12 , 1
1/355, 8.74;4
185f1 26,74;0
18.57 24,195,
, •
Miles cipen'a in 5 peare v elidint, 1832 1131
1837 , 1,281
1 ! j 1842 2,465
' 1817 , '1,4;9
• ;•• 185 4 2efi
E • ' t 1857 It'
2 shl
It wilt he observed frOni the above that Penn-,
sylvanin has incrcased her 'railroads during the
pas) year, more' than nn other State in the
Union. New Entstnneand ,New York . have
ncarly . completefliheir taiitioad etenlion ; hut
ih Pennsylvania much reihains yet to be done,,
and the present year - will; -in all, iiifol/ability,,
ahow an increase, even nhovodhe last.
PROM
Mil l
Year's.
1525.,--
V 1 8oi.) •
. 18x . 2
1 sa3
,
1- 18;11
i
18:37
1 - 38 .
183 u
*lB4O
184.2
~~
U
1M
1,11/2
1,841
1,9'41
2,1 F
30
3,877
, '''''-. et
Now, we renew tho l cha r rge already 'made--
51ot bejthe editor of the Arkosj decei'veci tbel
readers of his imper, 'luri'ng the pastC:l2llpaign, ,
npon the position of the peteocratic party awl,
the questions at issne` ini the t camphign. ThiS
he didtor the'purpose of obtaining their votes
Their totes :were obtairied,- ;as tr o 'Mtn , most
clearly :•show,' by a false ireprojentotion of the
isisties cif the campaign.',--IStar. - •
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If we have deceived the re Tors of the vs rions
s , by a false representation of the li esJdf the
campaign," we
l are sorry for lit,lancl can only
assure them . now that it 'was through an error
oflthe head, and not of the heait, that we did ib.
But, be we 'conclude that, this sweeping
charge is true, Te reciaost . filet the evidence
the afar may lupin in ite'possession be given
thkpplie. If it can be, onitained by satiafacr
tory proof, we-shell
our.
be slow in apologising
tri the readere of our paper for the abase we
hive made of their cenfdenie. Let the :eviz
i•
deuce, then, be forthcoming.
THE iiiiT . JaO77BRNOR, 1 ,-
The Indianalindependent,on the snbject of
, ,
the ne x t . Republican candidate .for Governor,
says : '
" The 3tercer 11l ig ) a staunch Republi
can journal, is oat..lp . n . strong article! ur
ging. the nomination oftho: Hon. John C.
Knor, as the Republican . candid4e fOr
Governor. We kuowj knowof no ; mon+ in the
State who would poll as strong a vote in
liana county sis Ttdge Kuox.l He is
i i
favorably known by till our people, and.
ioiniusted Would receive our
-n supperf:
Therore,many other good men in the
Republican ranks that. we would most
cheerfully support for that important, sta
tion, among whom neat); stands higher ,in.
our estimation than the Bon.: John Allison,
of Beaver. We look' upon him as one Of
the most aubstritttial ;men we have in tire ,
State, being taint, brave land patriotic in
all hurifeelings.
1 , What is here' Mid by the ; Independ ent, 'of
r: A_...t.
lison, may, witt,lequai 'proprielty, be
said of another eitien of Deaver—Judo:l Daniel
.
, 1 ... . ,
Agnew. ' Moth : Moth : alio meti, of gems an/ states
nrisisip', bottra . intrepid in the slavery ne
tricstioit eaute; a either; if . 'dominated by the
tepablican /Stet C onvention, would draw to
kir' siippott an eribeltning tnajority 'of the
voters of Welts; anneyinH.
. . '' ' ' For e
.tie s . Argus. 'I
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Preamble "a Resolutions pf asineWarl
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ex. ~ E; Church; 44 1 -
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•• ; . -11 =--
_,
1 At i a ineetiiig ,I eld ,
bytit4 ollietaymem
hers Of , the' M: I. Churcli i; Bridgewater',
'January 2aa iiiit tbe foil r ingPreanabla
• 6tnicisottiiioil wore pagAec 11 ' I
1 Whereas, an Editorial; itiPOaredi in the
IWesterti Star of the i Oth i'#st., ivhich- not_
only refgets dishoncir on tlie . • ineutbership
H of , wild -IChurch r hut . ntalees ' 'statement*
; • , , 1 1 -
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grossly slandeous and false concerning ri t4
Pastor' 11.6, •A. J. Rich. 1 And. whereas"'
.' • 1 ' ' A. , - -
we think it beneath the dignity of ow Pas
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tor; to enter;. into any coutrostCrsy with ark-
I Editor so regirdlcss of trt4b,: and 'so abli;
I sive of clergymen as he b i as reeentl proved
biaiself i ' -1 , 1 I
I : Therefore, :Resolved, ,'d'hat colleCtivelyo
we, snake r tho following taieuieutl• of facts,
to the public:
t
,
lst. It .is
: utterly tim } tilei.solurely false
that the Pastor ever, at any ;time, discussed
politics in' this Church; }unless a,few rel.
marks he Made on-the epils of Sla,Very in
one aul only 'Ono, sermon, can- be called
kreaChing,. politics. :There leas no diseus 7
ston of PrinCiples. }I H 1 • ' .
~. 24., 05 no occasion !has' the subjectr.
1, yrlittes ever
.been I ,referrt.id to, either d't
reedy (Jr indirectly in this hurch, by any
'other Iklinister or publidlspialer.} Ileneq,
it is unqualifiedly fal4l.tlo,it .." the church
dedi ' a
ted 'to the worship, Or i God Was transj
fixated into a room tor pllitiOal harahgues??
4. •The above statetneritsclll die Stir
being untrue, it rf§llows. that the} next
charge is untrue,. viz that the ,"\ Pastor,
lit 1— '' ' ' ' desecrated God's\ house
au' };, ; ,i hha t h,r and tit u i s fOrfeite4
di' - ~,
4 liiinii,ter of the Gespel• }.
le) farthericharges the 'Pastor
her e: rowdy ; lays tri be di,l:or
deriy at DenmenitiC.-meetinks..ThiseLiarge
needs .no other refutor r rthan the . state
ment et the simple fact that these rowdy
boyk hold their pOlitical}rlationship with ,
tlieiHiliter's 'Party; rfherirs no doubt en
tertained in tit . : Minds iof..the r spectable
i l
part of our Community,. but that the falSe l
and nnfferitleinanl • uritita;r - iti i hieh this
~ 1
sanie Editor .has; been treatitte. tie Bridge- i
Water'congregation' and 11S .
, Pitstor, for
Months past, 1149 11011 tlttl i ell to (6 iviiii the
insuboidivation over w ieh :he n j ow chulk
li
- I srl t . It - is' false, that: the it Pas t o r was
• . 1 • II }.
seen }sinilin4,approbation , tii souflebullies of
the ItepnbliCan }party; while swearing pro.
fanely, Aid giving Other}:evi‘teueeJ of' lack
)l.,
!gaaoiita " --, E,h, Paster miserts - Lilt lie
was irever.at}a tolitical.,n l wqing in Beaver
..dounty, uor did, lie :hear' a =hingle speech,
' tior part} of tv-sp i eeeh, on. eithe'r rside 'iluriiig
the late campaign. SO: that is falSe also.
," - NoW, how shall we.aceount . for the Ma
i lignant attack of 'this' (E}P.tor ? ' Only ; in
one of' V.vo l ways',s either:, he . '}must think
; that the CauseloflDemoratyiselevated tpr
1 • . ,
1 lowerintr the staudftrd if lebristi:Mr
reat
tability and the dignity 'Of • the; chrNtian
ministry,, or else it i's
} berulise that} he bolds
l at 'ltrelent re.lich} us faith fnatt}tat.lield by
t
tl subscribers,. and ::delis 01is! uniiianly
' itnthurichristian inetliO4 of liarlinz. a Vd
}
soned- dart frotit_a Sectarian hatol into the
besoin of ,a ehtirelk, many of ;whose mein
lths havc- the teir'diiipodi,ta differ with him
iii plities 'and } reli;4lol4 - caiiiiiints..: All
wt have to; 5;,.yi iiiconjtu;sip‘ II •k. flood
Lord deiivCr us fr.itt'Such): a Make.shifts of
.inen. - , , • :- .
It. DARRAGH', i: ' L. liv.N . s), . .
IY. STEIVART; 7 .' S. BY V.ILS'ON,
4.. M.. tiaowN, .; .• 'J. II_TIlP.:1' - '
,s. jEcOF.II,. - .. I rlir. DARNES.
I
I
ME
'l, 'Mileage
Jau. I''s7,
.1 , 442 2
too's()
' [ 20 0
0 9
615 5
1 515 G
1,28 r) 6
I 834
78 5
7
• 47
34 7
24 0
426 3
85 0
ou
1, 600 9,
1 1 1 . 27,02 9
412 3
I,' • 2,164.1
.119 0
-377 8
1,979 9
~ 612 0
I 'l'o6
1,962 0
i 148.-1
'!•131 8
1 1 . 1263 5
- 570
1 1401 8
227 8
129 0
29
GO 0
•Z i ri
Gi
177 0
4=o
i 67 0
1 12 1 ; 0
108 8
20(17
2,850 7
1,89 f; 8
( 550 5
r)is I 2
9
2. 0
228 I;
-8686
89 0
393 9
3,3
G
AI 4
0U
' 1, '..? 7
II % 22: 5
1.:..-
8,4g4 8
; !
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, • '•;14;1- the Argu's
„ Curioul Opposite . s.,
_lfoisrs over the
"Universal 'Biographical nictionary," Lo
served the following 'enrion . s"l-opposites i n
mankind, which you !nay Msert iu yonr
Paper If you think proper, " '
DA:NI muEnT.'4lleinarkable for
havfm!,,greatly exeeededl i the ordinary,, di
merktobs of mankind teas bornat Leicester
in 1770,,and dual at Staniflrd; in ISOII.--
Efe had exhibited- hituself . in, ;Pieadilly 't,wo•
or three yearslbefore lhts.death, not I.*gi
before 'whirl' . event, (111' tieing...weighed; he
was found to be 52 stone 11Ibs., In weight
(14 lhs, to the itone)-44.W9
was 6 feet inches ) feet. 4 •inehes
Wide, and.'2' feet 4 tnl:ho,s deep, and'
Sisted Of 112 superficial tent Of Elmi tiniber.
liteitAltn Chnsti., 7 l —LAn
glish painter, gredt)y in favet with Clldrles
to whom he was Bagrioltite back stairs.
He 'was a- dwarf aril 7 inariied one jlrs.
Anna' Shepherd, who i was Os° a dwarf —I
Charles Ist was pleased't4 honor their Mar:
ringe . with 'his presenee,larid . to 'give . ; the
IThey appear, to lhave.. been of
an
equal stature, eack oft ett measurtna three
feet 'teninches...-They' had, however, nine
children ; five of Whi‘:ll attaibed tormat;uri.
ty and wereiveti i prioportiou - Olk , to the;usual
standard of niauktnd.;• Ire 109,
,'aged 75, and his ife ,died slit '1709, at the,
' age:Of 89 ' II
The oaf ! s Famine. -'
, 1 I • Famine.
Tho Cincinnfl
it papers of Wednesday
say Eery little nbo It the cpal r famiuo in 'that
c ity. The eninnkle t ti A l of that:ilday sap:
The Coal Ceiuttitee Will resume their
labors'al 'the Con cil Chamber this Morn
ing.l Certificates! h.iving been given in ad
vancel- fOl l a largo fi unntity i of coal, they
did I not *At yesterday, however, a fresh
supply will !be on band.
Whenithe Coriatitteet 'ceased giving or
dere' yestereay there Wore several thousand
more, bushels ordered than were in t ' •the
eitY Fresit supplies arrived in the fter-
I . i 1 .' • • 1
noon. , - t
1 The LouisTille iffournal.i of Tuesday,
, 1 , , 1 i
says. , 1 1 ,
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Coal fro 74 Alinxrd.—Ciur people I are
obliged to ream to all kbada of expedients
in order! to obtain supplies of fuel. On
Friday several car loads,
~ of coal were re
ceived from the interior of Indiana;; via
the I Jeffersonvillle railroad; and yesterday
morning a further supply was anticipated.
Goo of our dealers has made arrangements
'to receive coal from Evans v ille'by Tailroad.
n
It is osequentlylield at.
i high rates , and
very inadequately 'isnpplies the great de-
Mand of , our manufacturing establish- ,
ments. 1 I 'i' -- 7 ~.- I. -
t
Voat—T e two boat loads Of - teat be:
longing, to b r. Watson ths4.'were streeded;
lat Grassey lets _lui!ve been sold to DI..
Dravo and I. L Hiatt. 'Hllho ntnount is
351t00 '',bushels, and brought, 2 - 2 i leenta
per; busheL Tia.day operations will be
cxkinrnisueed c, toward the removal. of the
coal, and fol. its transporixtiou to, thi9 3ity. , '
This rill afford great relief It! the 40 04 1 4 j
1/
grain town' . r 1 :1 , 1
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Tiel j I I ' 1 ' ,
I k Storm in ThiladelphuL .
1: ' A I I ' 1- i)
From. the Philadelphia 'Bulletin of I .
; 11 1 I Mo nday'.
Yesterday, last night r4idithis morntn , g,
.. t
Will lorigi; be.ramembered in:ll"4tldelpltta.
On Satutl i diy the. w4ather Was rathiir moth
Orate' kir' the reason,„but ; 28 1 ' theniglit ad
'van ehl, , ; the Cold , increased in intensity, and
at. ,dayli'' , 4l l ! yeste'rday• morning; the, the!-
,c , . , , . ,t
mometer indicated six deg . rees_alove zero.
!What is a; l ‘rery unusual Micumstanee, the,
I 1 31eFeuri degeentled as the- day.infv.inced,
"fend during, the afternoon it rem:'net' at
'ewe degkef; of zero'. 4 Tlitt cietids li t
ad . been
leweritikulating the Mornig ttnldnely per
sons 'FVEM were ,helievas in the theory t 'aat
it was utOci cold tO;stiow,"i ttnele3 we would
n.)t have a' snow storm =and Suit I intense
1 -cold, to content' with at the s inlet time,
(l'heisequal showed that in this' belief they:
I worg mistken. JAbout 1 o'eltiek ih the af
ilertioon, snow ttommene I.l'fallit4., awl it
t has 'continued to up' Ito the tint!? of wri
4ing this article "(noontor "ay.) l'he win')
l' blew furiously from lit noriti,Jnortheas , ,
I whirlitim the• drY hard, dlets — of know ab
• 1 r , , I. . ~
l' out like B'3 tilUCl; . ‘ltiSr,"tl king IlLiti Wiwi
! iug '!dr!f! through Ali almost ; tirs:rtrd,
1 .
',streets, and Tot Min ,, func"l3l drifts oh hoitse
;tops and in the tborougl fa'res. 1 ,
i . As night came on; pen le prepa
!selves to be snowed up shutters l l
I clued, uml every chinek 'land era
, - 1
1 elesed up its far as , poS;ible,. td
storm 0i,,t4 ,- Dating the night, the
heavily and the wind blew a pe
Between ibe'. wind, the snow, I.:11
ri
tense cold, those 'who , were,eon
bravo the storiti sufferi.,l greatly,
have tiettrll Of several \tin') were ft
ranti In nue Ins.ance 40 0 Woutau
I ished frinitl the 'cold. The•ourni
Tatteruaelt eltfirch at Eleventh :t
son w.;et.lfacted a tiniiib.r ti'
•. ~ 1,,, ,_. 1 , •
_l. 1
into tupatroe.:4 iu tue upper p.irt , / i
i 3los't ',r them .116 re gl id to tete(
'; Mg to the i l• litnit slifteilidutidetini,
the'Snow-dtifts, for - a feni•squ.kr , ,,l
, .[
. . The I ine,t, melancholy event'
,I heard of in conneeteun with die
eurred i hjt the' Nineteenth Ward_
3,
trotof] 'llichitiond ):—MlicerS d .
Thorne!) , ' while' r 4
passing t iltn ,
1 1 li ' i
(lag
street, 1 ttoove ,Maple, :wow
mornius , ,.d i t:crve,d stmt. ppllitiql
elOthipg; iekinig Nowt : `1-h. Siisi
I
) Upol3 'j clearing away A..,.: 5,,,,..i I
horri l i *atai
disvering the de.td`
woman, frl.zen stity. The deeca
( to bu 'a - 'Mrs. Behan, • resididg'
: trig!: Ui on takiiig the body t
home, a Child two years of age,i
alone in l the bed It aTpears tt
fortunaii ; Ironkat.l was in file bitlii
log. 1, her husband, who - was '&
tiler, 'ai stabies in Ellett:nonl i
„ ,1 ~ . ,
to 1113 wors: this meriting,twin )
had beeeMe'of his wife. The:
iof i t ii frozen body ' cans Ilia ~:i
;Merit fo , 'the ' tud,, , thb , irhood. ,'
• f I , If . , I,
1 'l)Uring t the night several p ,
heel
~t ip in the wreets alni' ) ',:.
'froiti it he ; inttis.l cold- 1.
d
it; aya' . ght this,inorm -'
,i, l ilf4,
sttqt...i Here almost I.lnipas,i:ol= f
drift But little of.the j ell le'
: teafat rentained Upon the;to , i i if
carryinglit to', 4.1 q: ground, t•xt:
was•!protretrd by ehir»neys I =)i
buildings! . Time stret;ts_ runtlihi,
south received a lagi..t portietil i
while; the wind whirled it ;edit
uPGU' the j north sides of the Ile.
streetS. Some . - of these' &it'd
lit'd; c. dit jof 'six ;feet. ~• " l'
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.
The Snow Storm, E.
he Mail, yesterday; 1;ro4
•4
. papers' of 11redne-d,3• 1 ,
ti Philadelphia, or :,%. , ;ewl
'risliurn o t, Telegraph' 041
1 ~_ , •
eve,
:ping says: '1
i i ‘AVR havd hall
,no tritin fr.,
phia since
I :,'' t :noday morpi ii.:
snt.'w, 'ls very dp.t.‘p, and drif 111
'''i:el:ll2o feet
, 1411..
,-„,Ws MA) 1 1
this evening, • 4 - H- , 1
'Therli iltiiii.wl? ti ain , wh :el
i, II 11 1 . , . , , .„,,.1
, uay 1 no:milli!. art ive.t .11...,
0'010Cli!I Co daft ,i k 1
i• IThell cumberlad Nr,illey • ti''
, I, . . I
'been heard of since thelsoeiv
tiiiins IJT2 the 4VentlSy hp Li i It
! " reg r li
Li , l ry little ,lc u ~
west ;
of',,Leiiiatown."
I Th'B 1 • . _ , n ,
'
e a timoro A iner)ca
r4es , erday was prolific oficurionsighta,
solindsi itool-incidents throM;hout the city
Th i
e stilr l ni that s,it in en Suji42y, c l ontinu I
I through ut the night, and_ri p to d.iylight
t ,
yesterda -morning, rage : i ls th; unlbiten
1 fury. il ;IA more thoionghly tempestuons 1
I night than that of Swoday4t e most invc-
I te' i rato rdeoll'etor
,or Ohltitua inters would'
find b a'l Illf` nory taxed to I l p l od nee._ The
wind aecnie to be the .veritable gtorm.—
I Ficiatl'ltif tha old Nurse legends, arid - raved,
tn
siorediand. shrieked throdgli 'the streets,,
'Mil lanes, and up the alleya "prid {last!ti the
i 'zt
hnuse.li, as if : in the quest l',:f i prey. It
I knocked about the shuttersP oan.id down'
I Clio cainandys insinuated itself through key
hole's 'and crevices, and left no poinf,,unas.
II it, could nridtc,in itaLitiavail-• I
I ,
' ' llt b ti iva i' ''biting• l 1
Ilabla. _ s rea i , s b tter , and and d ,
I nvoliintarily led the litimaim i•nind,r to ei- I
claim "fled help 'the poor Who are' defence*:
less to-tiight against wintetis awful evere-
' ' 1 I i
it, i y." 4 l' And' while the . witd tl us. exertei ,
I; [ i
its terrible power, "it snowed and ',Cowed,'
and :4011 it mowed and never lett of !itinw-1
ing.".,l The snow' was 411'14)4 :as penetrat-
ing a#, the wind. Driving 1:11iibor and thi- I
iher, now sown thickly in Istr+lit-f rward
blast. 4,. and, agaiakcairied xoun}Ean round
d in circles, ,it
..found - its • way lever 'where;
I, g ,
•itself in drifts undi r '4 th i le (14 14,-fil-
I 1
d.or cin ing np areas, bloclading passag s, and
.
only surrendering to the eloliest and best pro:
tecte4 honties.' ' I I;- I '
th4atreets of Baltimore 14ere So thorough-
Ily bloPkaded with the snons tbni - it took all
I{ day Monday, , to open tu I l i e;thorougfires i---
I, The drifts were, in many Place., .1.5 to ;20
feet deep. -
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ATVs+. : l'
Mercantile Collede, Patmburgls.—
To Most colleges of thiti kind, the students
never hear a , - ,- professional :lecture from the
pritteipal l .from one year's end to ibe'oiker.
Thbtalented, experienced; aucl indefatiga
ble principal` of this ineitution, , lectures
1
daily I. to, hisl cfaises; expounding all,, he in.
tricaeteS of the m:
Beleo with that' crearness
t‘nd'preeisi, ta which' has so long- I made the
establishment so endelyi known I and so
deservedli popular; and which, no doubt
accOnnt; for its, present nneaampled sue.
cess.--iPetts. Gal. ;,' 1 .-
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Mormons Perishtlig' on the PICA
A correipondent of tha n 31i.ilomill,Ap4111
lican,.writing from lilliptitlenee, (1,i.) - at ,'
the .1-tll/\ - giving the imformlti,th reeeivati
from 41111\Cont'Neter of the Stit),b/
j,.ikteer.:ilba::,
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tihunt of fatal 'privationa email, 31orttoie,-
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of Lienver. Lt tho• ,:t.tt ter 4 1.1:
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subscriber iiring in ;South Balfre
and tholke ebilats•agtinstisikiii eitatalr!
present - ocent prof,rlyiaiithalitirateifir, l 7
wera. Mr 44 yl l7Cii etc Mika.
January 2,5 1851
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AD3IINISTRATORS' 'NOTIre
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A LL . persons kuowing themialves initA.
LS— to-the ehiate of john A.. Brown, tlec',l,l!ti .
of Freedom; Beaver county; ate ti.,(02.50 ii
make immediate p:M
ayment, I IjICISit f! A Y, i5g.
chums tvill presliit them to tIM substrihei v .
proterly authenticated fur Bettle:aeut.•:
1. /Wm. V. I.3ovs,l] k reri
Pleura Buovs, II .
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TVOTICE is ,hereby 'given, tbsttlt Se.'''
-LI Directors Of !Ohio Tovenship, -13e4 tr'a:
trill receive seale4l proposals. frOin thi ' l3 _., d l"'
.!blarch2Bth,lBs7ilfor the bolldineof on i,, 4 ',7,
School' /louse, it.liaitl, Latrict. );lag' 'f , f '
House eau tie.scottliy annuli on the uwierif
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at ,No. 'B, Steivart'a _Row, Dridgevalti,
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