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AVILES' PILLS AND JULEP.-

NI The Genuine Hygeian Medicine Of the
American College of Health. The subscriber
having been appointed District Agent for the
west part of Michigan, for the sale of the above
Medicine and publications of said College, is pre-
pared to appoint agents, application, in all the
different villages in his district.
Volinia, Mar. 1887. GEO. FREESE.
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BACON AND LARD, a quantity just
Eb received from Delphi, Indiana, in good
order for salc by ii. HUNT
Constantine, May IL, 1887. 46tf
NOTECE.-All persons are hereby eau.
~ toned against purchasing any promissory
note, signed by me, and made payable TO Lemue'
s. Hart, as said notes were paid before they %
came due, and said Hart refuses to SURRENDER
them up. I never will pay tho bearer p nn,e'S
compelled by law. ERAsIoe an xe.e
Constantine, My II, 1887. W"
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NJ OTICE.-The notes and accounts of the
IN subscriber Of mors than ono years stand
ing, are left with w. C. Pease, Esq, for collec-
ton. All those who are disposed TO attend I'M
mediately to this notice can settle the same
without cost If not attended to, collection will
be enforced. w. SUMNER.
Constantine, May 16, 1887. 46tf
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Dotroit, juno 5, 1897. 81

wv ANTED IMMEDIATELY-
" Two or three apprentices to the Tailor
ing business. Boys about Is or 16 years Of age
would be preferred. None but those of steady
habits need apply. G. w. SCHNABEL.
Water Street, Constantine
September ID, 1896. lift
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M M'GAFFEY a. JAS. EAST
W. MAN JOHNSON, ATTORNEYS & CouN-
LELLoRs At LAW. Office three doors west of
the Post Office, Chicago street, White Pigeon,
Michigan. lotf
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yUvHE Subscriber wishes to employ some per.
IL son to plough 20 or 30 Acres of Oak Open
ings nearly free from roots; prompt pay and IL
bcrol price will be given to any individual who
will faithfully do the work.
ALLEN GOODRIDGE.
Constantine Sept. IL, 1896.
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AISSOLUTION..- copartnershiP
NJ heretofore existing under the name and
firm of Moselcy g. Massey is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
The business will DO conducted by Thomas
Moscley, who Is authorized 70 settle and adlust
all accounts in favor or against the hrm.
THOS. MOSELEY,
ALBERT E. MASSEY.
Constantine, May 81, 1887. 46f
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EbLANK BOOK MANUFACTO.
ED RY.-The New Book Bndery of the SUBJ
scribers is now in full operation, and orders for
Blank Work, of every description, will be thank
fully received, and will meet with prompt atten-
ton. u Woodward Avenue, below
Kings Corner BAGG, BARNS e. co.
Detroit, June IA, 1897. SOY
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HAS. EASTMAN JOHNSON, AT
e. TORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW, has opened an Office in Washington ST.,
nearly opposite the Amrican Hotel, in the Viii
lagc of CONSTANTINE,S st. Joseph coun-
ty, Michigan, where he will attend promptly 10
such business as shall be entrusted to his care.
Constantine, May 10, 1887.
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ED EADY MADE CLOTHING
Ea Just received Broadcoih and Bsaverteen
Coats Sltinett, Brown Drilling, Fustian, Stor-
mont and Fulled.cloth Pantaloons; Roundabouts
Marseles, Valencia, cloth and silk Vests; brown
cotton and gingham Shirts, bosoms, collars and
stocks. Also, 6 cases mems Coarse and Fine
Boots; water proof do. Brogans and Shoes boys
do, ladies' boots and shoes. SO
June &c. THOS. MOSELEY.
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ERENCH pieces French
- Musns and prints-also plain white and
cross-barrcd muslins and fgd Jaconets for ladies'
dresses, just received by CT. e. A. MILLER.
July 10. IS
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Na.ssa5.idsr debate. y q rlel.} cfFprt. - +.
jag, ihs bull ui wiz. f..i =, er.-ia 'serf#
- ia III. H fHapttH.'.sflH5 u Ietsts nota= o.
l.. ia=ael tfau 500 ~ ~ah to t# ofi-f-.i Ia
ae .=I,tassea l,i=s ihI5 t".4us 1s efe Di.,ei =
3LAs.-H.,5s 4a.l.f.51 tua.es5. ,tlcr,oe.
E#,ue. i'rfraa. E.r.1,d. Bridal, Been. Boricr.
Hs'aln4. ftodua4i. B. non, BrfAn, Buclanfn
Btneus john Ill tgu, tsabt6euf John camp.
bell. JnHofiig : ftntcf. Chme,. Ch,mpan. rllrs.
Claiborne. 4 lar. tl=,ehri. Gle. ttI,aar. tf,le.
GlIs. Cusllua1. bHvcrz y Gran Bfuptont. DptI-
an, Edu3rs. ftIuria,. tpheid. Foster. Gsdilp.
lonas Gaftn1 Rec Garland Gho,o9. Gla-coca.
bf3sflaHd. Gful. GraY. Riley. Hammond. liafrfs
saB u 49,. Il hiHs its8n=, tlolsey. llpt low
al, II ab's -, y llhHal II. Huairr. IH9hau Ihom4s
J. - bspa. Jsbel Ieksorr. Hon, johnson. Jp.eph
t5A1.pn. N3,huiI j. ~.. lahp ". Je3c,. kruble.
ha-ac hlllerrsfr ii L'aleI. l. arr Lad est,f.
l.. -, \ pIard ie9uis. Lfoe. J N. Mnspn.
NilfH. Nsauoh Nefleilu, Me- inr". Ickm,
Milo No45ee e.f,. Moor. :. ". Norf4. Nbhlen-
h.rf. Murray Nubl'. Na,e-. owent ] dhne,, p.rscr.
Pajm-atr Pa,ntet.Penns btcoen Pruiken. Phelps,
Plume. Pop, Poue, Pmit. ptenliss Raiirn,
Rlly. Bhtu, Ecbari.os, Rvs, Shelter, Shralor
South, Spsueer SmEi. fdsl,r, 7 ION -, Tnu,
foufcs, Tosns, To.aey, Val, V'ndctgerr w
sencr, Neb>er. Week., Jhona, 7. Nhulescy,
Ja,,l Y. Williams. Wonha2ton, IdI-l27.
HAf>-Neste. Adam,, Alexander lemau Al.
lsb, Joh3 Y. A8sn. Aycagg. Bel, Erjllr, loud.
Bugt,, William B. Calhoun. William b. Cartel
C.s,e,. L nb.1s Gb"a,len. Chld.. torV ia, Gran
stop. Ctpcktu. Caris, Cosliag. DunefoI. Dl~s
,op, Dives, DrbeuN Dennis, Bum. Eln m, ~
rfe'l E"n-. Rt,h#tl ihar'.er. Fillmore, Ftv,
Goodt, Juur. G,ah,ul, Nnllm Grahnn Graves.
Grrn8c1 Grd1u,, li,s.'al, latl,1 tIalper II IS.
up.s, Ile1ft. lierol iininln Rebeer NJ. =.
lioatr,. Jeneu William {. Johnson, Lewre. LII.
coin, A. " Ieonus, " Hoy. Maru :. Masou.
NaHe. Mckenn1os Hcnit.c, Mercer MnIlana,
Matthias Norns, =. Mons. N3}or Oglr Paterson.
Pcau' ,Ptek, fmbps, Potl Eeud. Hetehcr.R dgway.
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ooggEsrEG 5srGs.AfGHsGE.
EDITORS. CORRESPONDENCE.

I!culaAS, : apt. j, lo31.
rpnyeNfur.i,a- through 'hq Vest th'fe had DC,
ca,a ia ,.slt Green By. Alue li.pr ol ny arrival
,i.,. r. ,Iu,f thi some i 1lla Government 2@elhs
al ,5.,a M IN Foft Nmuebagn Tor The lnrpaHe Oh
,,,,4atfr inIiiu, tar lGsfsai due nIdaf realty
,n in, irs d -. afterwards ienr tn ,rfeia zen
,le,,. y, it, urr 81 tItr phmtu thdt ieT = qt7a=
M, OF ,uafeItndtsh had "a taken uP Ia hr even ~
,,t nayil,nt whlr DE lnd aus. for scverd days r.
lusrd a., TIC; a0d only tbrn consented % receive
tta4u flrra commit 9i,ncfehnu, from Green bay
.Io,rIi .Aau,c thr goo r. AID say whether OF 10
In, we too 5leh, 5 eli if."d m liz ln'o,r That
couIttre after Il .ul examination I'll tie goods
,e!u illr al4ou#d OF ibr Intoce ulw@tds ol ioui
hoii.3l. Il dollar, Iuas WI see Nv tho>@ ro't
creature, ~, ! ard. No wonder they hceom' '>at-
perlr, At ihr ffrtnuent H. receive from Ia" "ucs
an, AIcda out hostility upon the dtencrics, Of
tIr fIu,lcrs. These facts Helc told me by credible
gentlemen " ho were q the pot, besiies many otltr
il4n2s of vh IA Christian Pope ,huul be ash ~
ed. ~ ,irsca Bay. whilst | te.anned, the Hal!
breeds or McHotnuec Indians w"re pad OH. To
rhcu M 700 IS were offered. were they paid III
the " Constitutional Cureucl,' but N Bank
Rags," dnI tiny not very good tepulc. -rra
deal o Dissatisfaction tay hno"l &c eSnce by
these People au scyera OF lhe ar-cs q Inlut> strt
ed i.r Washington the time len there. ior lhe
purpose a under, 30 /, OF t9,nc ther gItes mces
beiorr tie proper Head. Woud>r how they Viii
come gu! Nat Int,
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COMMODORE ELLIOTT-The return Of tins
otlter from the Mediterranean III, W. presume he
Howe Is strict inquiry INTO his conduct as Com
nandeT OF Che squadron now in that ea.--Leiitrs
received IN tins city. state somr extraordinary trans
actions which occurred at Port Mdnon, IN Aprii
last, OF character which must place Comma lore
Elliott /, ii most an ,uviabe hight tl1re the Anerl-
oil public, waearvcr they Shall he fully exposed.
stony Is told oid @fuss ullgufy offered 10 a mcr-
tptuAS and excellent uticer-a lieutenant IN the )
mstiedH uaVN--On race ground, III the presence al
lAr-e concoufse OF strangers, among them the off
csts "i the u 5sl shipot lhe line, kJiley nj The
stGnln- hl, cane over tbs officer head. Wnhout the
slightest cause, aud tie ordering Inn on board In,
sb3P aud suspeu3ue him tronI duy. The officer
wrote aleterto thc Secretary OF the Navy. pteterr.
ch2tSes against The commodore tor this our &c
"h'en the rues e the service req area 10 be trans
iil'eI through ms 20 nan tnd,ns officer and conno-
dore Llioit made this letter The basis of an a,clIS
uon against The officer himself Charge, were pre-
felred against the officer and a court martial was
called on budfd the irgate United States, Of which
Gapt Hanson WIS the lrcailnI otiiccr.-'lhe
couli' alter hearing Captain Ff.lou, the defence and
tDr witness, among whom Welc the officers Of the
thrush shla, unanimously ard honorablv acquitted
the Amerc1n lieutenant. Colmodote Elliott then
preferred anniher set nj charges, tauade4 aDon Tie
ta"2"22e asci by tie lieutenant MS lrri.tc drJtn.c
6et9fe ne oart aartlot Another court marian vas
held, and thu same II alt follow Ed an houo able
@' s'tn'=u - aaqG1'al SUI arch fact. fisa
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From Tie ~. L.uls Rcpab!c1a, Sep. 80.


PROSPECT OF WAR ON OUR FRONTIER.
We nav coayersed wah grntlcn,n ps arrived
III the ety from undergraduates, lack comfy, Mo.
We leafu ton htn,, that efrat exclt"nnli was pr
vaIlIag amongst lie citlzsus ut that quarter, WHO
wer' expecting an attack nom the Oeagc Indians.
They had sercrI threatening messages to the
frontier iuhlbtatns aud already committed some de-
precautions on their property having s'o!Pn several
hogs aud cattle ani rrports say some nrg1oes. APP
pltcai,on had been naic to the Governor Tor troops
ID instructions had been issued by the Secretary oi
state (1hr Governor beng absent the iime he alp
caton Va made) Ia Ged ICchs Ia rass instantly
90 me from hIs d,v,ion wlri. We bpiIcyc CONSISTS
Oh Jackson, I.dayette and Van Hurca counties.
ne mllHIt al lue several counties we're To meet
SUNDAY st, IL ru,e the number ut troops ordered by
tn commander ei the DIVISION. W = also inform
el hat Gen. ii klnson had an interview with the
Goretaor on tins sublcct, AMI 1t probable thai the
condil.on oi ditIrs N tht quarter Will require the
mIaedlatc pai>ond attention ot htnSet "r General
Games. Inc Dsl@ts say they can brn. tton-
,aAd wIo,~ into th2 field aud that thev hl,c ear
81 the consequences oil TIA" War. Oar informant
bad not learnt 'hr particular grievance "t wht,iibty
complain. We sh5li walt with ANXIETY lo urtAct m
teltg"ncc.
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EXPRESS MAIL. POSTAGE.

Tie iont resolution from tn" Senate, requiring
p"stascs In be pad aisau al lcte,s ,eat by
tie Esl'ress htj, VI. pa-,ed.
TIE SENAFE.3 SUB -rREASGRY BILL.
The House went mt, Com ,ttcc OF the Whole
the atde Of tue | aon. (A.Snlra, OF Name, IL
The ch.rr)
Mr.. riCkEN5 rnoYcdto ta',e up, dr.t the Senate
hill for jnPliag n i5o1 II dutic3 as ne ,9StolitS, n
ef~Ia'n casrs IN pt5Ia ,Bbers
Nh. LEHAkt. sno,ey objected to taking MP
ihshtd ~ Pfelefcuce h otiIer bills The table,
s"lh. hNry 10 ebsuucf aeI impede the Transaction
al ba,lae-- "zch Il WIS necessary ion the House Al
W. To acr upon.
The Ilou,e divided upon Mr.. picNENs's motion,
which "is uIied, l01 votes 10 ~.
Tn hui ~ nirh read throu IN.
MI PlfkE&S Thea rose aud addressed the
eomintlee II eog. IA support OF the bill.
Mt GARLAND, oil Vagina. would offer an a
an'endmsn to the b,llnndrr drbale. VIII lis ,enls
n"d put It INTO the shape IA whichthey wished To
piss
Mr. CANBRELENGs1r sud that he did not mean
10 oliar Any amendments 10 The bin.
NJ. GARLAND then moved 10 amend hy sirl-
htns ont all lie blIl alter the enactlg cIan,e, AID
iner'lnS another bill thetrtot,rc Indicated by h,m,}
"h.ch he scnt to ia Char.
IHeaacnd.nent or.og rad, Nj GtaLA>p SAID lie
dad NOT lat. Nd g otdta-s e COMMITTEE At lhe pre-
u ui9' 9n BIZ position. but Would 30 unirs,
~. osher seula.e'a wished o p1eredc htn.
NJ. PHILIPS had nel t,en debate tbs olil,
lie would sug Isl lha The romueiee t1he up III.
merchants boad- ial Myns tattnoV bc!nr. taein
a dc tor the pres,nt.
Mr.CAHBRELENd {, asscn,cd 10 TIN. arrange.
hleo' aud moved % tlhr az Senate bil No. ). beng
nitailnded toby Mr.. PnrL1rs.
lhs pop 'ltl'n wa, ,u,taiuel by the committee,
by gotp at - L. 81.
DUTIES Ok MERCHANTS BONDS.
Nh tAABtELENG u,o,ed 10 arncnd Inc lii
10y StrlAm. out lhe s,epai secuoolhr,cof winch W.
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EXrEST OF THE AURORA BoKEALIs.-lt apPe"'
from paragraph IN SiliiinauS Journal. that Oh "''
evening OF the 18th Of FEBRUARY last. an Aurora po''
alIs"as simultaneously noticed at New Haven ="
nectlcut, aud Gottlnsen tklngdom Of H"no'ef'} "
tan 81 degrees of Longitude from the former p'"',
ia both places the magnetic needle was sensO's 3"
ed,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-16

The National lntciltcencct I'll the oh ms. ...v, -.
On SATURDAY last. Mr.. Dav.npou'- Application pl -
Mere ma -netlc power to maebincry was exhibited
the Rotundo ot the Capitol t0a large crowd oi ci-
3"n>-mer,h"rs of Congress ana others--bv Mr.
Erunan Cook. The exhibition of the lnmcl<, \.
illn>teHehy Mr.. Cool, produced very dce, saerc>,
and apparent gratlicMlon."
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BtShiNc l" MIeHeAS.-fhes 'erm to he going
bris " with the = better currency in Michir,p ~,
less than five ne" banks having been already .,,ab
lished under the general bankin. law Of The St,,
and another about to Z, into operation al Gibraltar
Tn five already under way arr. the Bunk Of Tur,
3 INK el Bre,t, Bank OF Oakland, Bank Of Home,
= n one ii GtanI River. v \. Ga,
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Mr.. ELMORE of Sou.a Gaioi,ua, offered t4r
following IT solution:
Resolred, That ID addition to he 10000 CONES at
the Correspondence Tor TIC aa.pAa.iou OF I,tas 10
the lnned Stf,es. etdei.I ~ H. If.uted, thetv br
looou more e"hra rgt'6i, ~ si,fsn shall ~ aIurs
cd IRON the cores fOudc4rt cpIu3us liz t.tiol
airy between tho lnHe4 ata.es and tic A!eAt,af Ne.
phoiic, ana 4 ecs>ln4 ot t@lIrIy heruu-laE u III,
Mexican Cunit deta ion 10 tie L. S4t,s ~ cost uuH.
Gated m the Message oftne Pre>ltut 81 thcG - Is
OF the I'd Octnhey Instant. ue toiiamiae ,oIucul,:
MI Clay TO Mr. fUr,et 26th AiAfch. l@25 eN
tract from lnstfucuous Mr.. 1oircas 10 NJ. Al
ANS, 18th FebnIrt, ls2l; Nh. Cls 10 Mt. Pon.
s.it, 2iih September lo@5, extracts he same 10 die
same' l5tl March, le2,, cxtfact; Sir. \ ali Bugcu
TO the same, 25E August, i539 Mr.. Livingston 10
MI. Butler. GOA Naioh, 1888, extract; Mt NJ
Lane 10 the sane. 18Th January, 1881; M For.
syth to the same, q Jay 1884. extract; aud saluc
9th August, 1885. eAfact.
ar ADA Ms SAID he should move an anrnineu,
Of .''is resolution insead OF e2trdcts. be moved 10
PRINT The srhoe 81 the eurresnoudelce aud actIDet
alluded to- He was oppuseu TO Sending saibed siao
nehts oil matters 50 i4tsteSt'ng, Leiorc toe 20.
pie.
Mr.. ELNORE said that the greater p.rt Of the
documents II RELATION to hls suhler, ouiSlsf., ul
diplomatic regard to The Mex IN .u,.u s,,
hhc, aud not at al! touching lUe policy VI aCntXIns
ieaas 70 the Untd oitics. lie hoped ilat LIS l11li.
would be agreed to, and tlt the ductn Dts cunHrl.
ca WIN fhis latter question, uHuIxed Nuh uiIsruat-
'0ts' "euid nc slHeai b'iorS the eopi.. II 4 Sh Md
turn out that "a r2;, on later, under former EAcca
tive administrations the question Of Texas had been
deemed impuraDt 10 the Interests 81 ttp ce,nty aul
that those persons who had thea administered me
Government have changed their minds now at least,
sand he, lei fhc People have tue OF knowing
y. Tine SFeARLR said thai The policy OF acquiring
Texas was not properly dcbatabe Oh ihis questoa.f
Mr. r.. said he should ioach the question OF tie
policy OF tia. measure. tie vas only showing the
Importance Of the Information which lie desired to
1ifuse among the People. lie wished to show tia,
nero bad beea among TIE cum n .4sous coreelf-
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Il is mentioned III a late L'yerp,ol paper that io
non steam boat constructed by Mr.. J. Laird OF bR
hrnhead, made the passage nom Liverpool 10 AleN
andrla IN Egypt, N ishteen days Fhe reports nov
the captain and othe,s agree ~ representing her a
excellent sea boat, and that the compass acts y
truly anl steadily II does Oh board any tnU'
built vessel.
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Asoarai ass.l Music.

NJ ssS. gO3ss 'G0asp5AaNs CONTINUES to
VI keep iiolrllns House TOT youus Ladies
tes'rms 10 LNnctbur- ioracHuollpg. llry location
Is plea,'s'i, and somenicat to til principal Female
Schools o. yaciburg.
Lessons Ia Mu,lcon the E'F.Z.j.t3 TT, ~ IL
aII a. 20 III he gwen 10 sJeh Is may dc
sire u, Mis- |. Will also give lessons in gsBg.xA.
.EcsFs' 10 such OF btr pups, OF oturls, WHO may
"sa to be taught the al G. reading mus { vocllIy.
Aug. II ,,t.t
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HonrV P,eniV-t Rail Road Company who h,y.
$50 Ooo On hand, .hch they wish to use abon III.
first ui January. toply for iron, hive been irwin,
within IN d,yor Two To iuan the money M a small
interest, nntil that time, but have not secn able ,o
obtain aay o..c,. y. Y. Joalr Com
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Aicee,s D. Rhln " Moore, cs,rnSlve mrreh,nt.
and th- y. Y. Ex rcsS ,a,s we might alnv,,t adj
bankers" who "cnt wi the general csrs IN the past
commercial reynlslon, have resumed raymrnt. and
business.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-16

O1nanoTfness Of d Northern Constitution Ia TiIc,
Fercr.--o $50 en,er'nts arrived a. New Orleans d.
tcet from Emace, nearN nae halt. it -si eislrd
by yellow fever few days after,
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\ nnm'cr Of b'ooded h,r>e, lately arrived >,
Chrr'eston, in the ship CHINA from Liverpool for
Colonies Hampton and in!lelon. Mr.. George FRI
o. Who had charge OF Them. Ii much praised for tho
carr he took Of til ann II, dunn, very stornx
passage.
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Tia" Wheeling t'aHcitr so's, that tn prolnct Of
Tue crop ol heal reaii$c' lh, year iom the tnln Oh
Mr. Dinr rlrcnrud. hear thai c,tv. averaged ,iy,.
SIX dollars per aesH when manufactured ,.,lo faur
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~ - - i ~ 81
Az tAe pier ta'39a al snndry petitions ,iacu
a'n2 7esef1l lt,m Aiabi-j To- tie establishment Of
Na,ianra Il Is.
'ihe House tioeeadt ~ tl.a unfinished business
Of Yesterday mosftag. -'sfh WIS tho consideration
u tIr rr.eunoa.o Of NJ Elm n, oI 5outh Csroii.
M. To pua te Qloas .ad 'xl1t eupr, 81 CERTAIN doe
airAls LGf} communicated 10 he HOUSE by tbe
Preside ~. S#.rstl . Il a : uIuo Nth hcxI-
81 conrrunna ars.ttnl 81 TERRITORY, together VIII
tie at4irnineui# topo=cdb Nh. ADAMS. ot Mas
shHs"us "hlri Us 10 -uIne# oat Tie Iarticui1H7-
H"n. aod rsy" the ordf srrrra 10 rurIud" the
Tplr scfas OF paper, concerning our r.iati1us WITH
Mex O.
h6ero lon deoair, the question vas taken upon
the resolution, AID 1t vas 1srced without d.,l-
siru.
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STOVES.
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3 : Low RLGElNINt;ANA ASSORTMENT q
ELEGANT .E'tsseF'a4E SE0g~EA
winch e"tll I'll NEKl LON FOR CASH -
Persons "lshn, the altlce. ii 10 doubt be suited
by giving hin ca'l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-16

! a Z has on hsod large suppl, OF 3f.s'
4 s5'sEEsE', To winch he invites tie attention
Of Nholesiic Dealers. He has also, ON hand, and y,
prepared TO make all kinds OF Copper I'm. Brass aud
Shect-Iran Ware, all OF "nlch IL warrants DIS good
and cheap b hat elsewhere.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-16

"hehtara. fae .'07uentr5t >9,0aU0no
ittNeIc Is a4S ua.l IA i .a,s ADD nov, Whit
u#des ~ |. Weud al, "aa iArIp 10 u.ctt i1s
t2Uso,eoJ8 lie pto seus ot tHr ttic lands, ,ad
l1s N1s4 aa.tss a,,fu'ae, aauId NOT all short OF
@s,ueo.tNv. "aica, eaJa lbe thteo millions plopps.
ny the amendment, WoaId >uihec Tor tar dance
81 tie leaI Iusae statements were loo plain 10 bc
Nh I. also wanted t'le question taken epccd5ly.
ami Aiodihrd LIS amendment by sln,ioe our exelu-
siyr ot uite.rs.."
Nj LCiAttL proposed Ia iascl, aa .a;ere,, Of
'@a = c,.toat lhl, rlo osa,ou. ite thought.
would tea COMPROMISE winch would obilln yer,
IeIt4lis.
NJ SERGEANT then addressed tn. I!ou,c a,
zen ,'H n ""r "l '4e anvadmcut and IA exposition
10 tae bn eluem1>
Ms.s.,. CAAEREJrNG, plckrNs, and
GiIoLSD lodoNrJ, II supprrt otlue blI.
III. NDLEH 600 u.od.Gtd MS dncl,dnents SO
a>fn aAtollte iHo Secretary 81 tin It,isury 10 ,pr
iead'l ID baajs . thr blnh, laa A.sr .4tartp.5s
- "!iefs q. "snaI.tr enoant uscn. Iie !u,elts 10
be al "a up 10 Ia I'M IL Is atsl Tue ~, .,egv ~
lno!e
MIR. GtoLSON cI.d1,.,as,i the House ia :,
yor oi thr bnl. comm. uttuE wlll some se,crrv %
the speech 81 Nj. BtLL. delycred ua SATURDAY.
M. hhl-L replied. aad eNpllnci, aud lauder
urged the gtl uuds lie had belo, ta6eu.
Mf. REED deleeIed shoR common sens,
sPeech against 'he bl contendWG agaust H. us
cessHN Of mourning q national dent and ns,,,inl
that, Il it be acuncd, II ought MT Ia ,,cs
two and /, hah, iusteadoiten millions.
Nf. Gt!DLSON rejoued, but had sand hun , few
words When he was otby he expiration of the
Honr' aad the innse took recess ua,l o'clork.
EVENING SESSION.
The House met 4ttcrrece.s
NJ. GHoLSON resumed and cpaclad.3 n, r..
ussLs "a renl, T. Mr. BIIr.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-26

TENpEs.--Good 4 mp,r is like sunny
dav /, ii sheds brightness over every thing.
1t IS the syeetcner of toll, and the soother
of disqul,tude Every day brings its bur-
ten. The husband goes forth IN the
mo1ning 10 his professional studies: he
cannot for, see what trial he may en-.
couner-what failure Of hopes, Of friend
ship, or Of prospects, may meet him, before
he returns 10 his home but if he can antIcl.
pate there the bcaming and hopeful smile.
and the soothing attention, he feels tina! his
cross, whatever it might be, will be lighten:
ed, and that his domestic happiness is Still
secure. It's the Interests, therefore as well
as the duty of a woman, to cultivate good
temper, and to have ever ready some word
or look Of cheerfuncss, of encouragement
or. at least, ofsympathy. A really feeling
heart will dictate the conduct which Will BIT
most acceptable-Sill teach the dellcacy
which times kindness, as well as renders
it, and forbcars al o.icIous attentions, while
it ever eyinccs a readiness 10 oblIgc. II
need scarcely be said that this temper IS OF
more value than many more brilliant en-
dowments--hat it is among the best re-
commentators to a women in every 40.
mes ic relation and especially in thai
viii h though the ear ST on earth, Is
not one of kindred, it is ssurcdly the mos
etTcc,ual cement Of affection. It's not IN
dcel, so much means of attracting or ex
cling love, as it is Of securing it. In fact
it is scarcely known, until familiarity draws
os 4 The veil of social restraint, and the
character. with its real faults and Wit
is unlol led in theprivacy ofhome.--FemaH
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