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Under the obituary head the Wipcasset 1n,el. gencer, we find recorded the demise of Mrs. Sally S'eeetpotato. !" a Southern city lately, noticed the marriage ofa young lady named Gotobed, and an- 1 other named A6ed.

 The banking house and To. of the Branch Bank of the U States, in the city of New York was purchas- ed at auction on Saturday last by George GrswoId Esq on account of the chants for the sum ot 89 ooo dollars The game property originally cost the Bank $87 ,OOO. Increase in value $l02 800.

 The Q"aker and Lo~yer-A Quaker was called into court to give in his testimony in case .t law On heinz requested to hold up his hand to be sworn he replied that his bible taughr him swear not a, all "Wei" said the limb of the law, do you expec, 10 arrive at heaven any sooner, by being SO exac" cannot tell thee," said the Quaker. " but ifl shoudn't wish to do what seeme,h right" "But did you ever hear of Quaker going 10 heaven7' in- qured the lawyer, qnizzngly. "Yes." We'll, how !" the world did he get ,he'e' Did he have no diff cuy v said the lawyer, heaping question upon ques. t'ons "Why yes," said the Quaker, "if,hee wishes to know "illtell hee. He arrived at the gate, and there was some dispute about admitting hm. but they looked all around for lawyer and could find none 10 decide upon the case, and he forthwith admitted" ! Dedham Adv. The Times aahes Professor Holland with grea, ear nes'ne's and sincerity. We glad of it. He de- serves nothing better. Hollands education and for. mer associates fitted him for something more honora. o'e 'ha" 'oad-"a'"r [" parcel Of demagoeues. and we trust the Times will make Ilim ashamed ot his vol. un'ary degradation.

 H0,rison in Pennsylvania. Northampton Pa I Whig of late da,e gives list of Et7y.fve newspa. pers in that Sate which have taken ground in favor or hos,ed the banner of Harrison and Democracy. Meianchoiy.-Thomas II. Dickson, aged 24, a law yer by profession Mayor of the town of Juckson, Mis- eissipp and Of the HoR. Mir. Dickson, member Of Congress from that State, unfortunately killed Jan. 18th, by the accidental discharge of his gun, while hunting.

 The present cold weather is fatal to hard drinkers they rush from the bar into the open air, half drunk, get chilled soon and die in n short time. IL is

 greal mistake to suppose that liquor keeps out the cold it burns the stomach, but the heat subsidies, and chs ensue. A glass of good, clear, very cold spring water will the stomach a more endur- ing extent. If you must drink something, drink hot coffee.--N y. Gag.

 The house and woollen factory of Mr. Sias Pearce, East Bloomfield, N. ). were destroyed by fire the 23d u with 2OOO yards of cloth, 200 lbs. wool, also the furniture and $370 in bank bils Total S25, ,O0O, and no insurance. The town had subscribed S2O00 for

 he relief of New-York, but after this calamity to one 0''her ow" citizens, immediately changed the desI- nation oi the money and gave it to him.