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with valuable cargo ofmerchandise, clear
ed last night, aud was to sail early this
inoruiug. About midnight she was board
ed by twe"ty armed men who took posses
sion Of her III the name ot tie Patriot Gov
ermnent, confined the Captain and crew
below, and attempted 10 navigate the ves-
sci IntO TN lake. From our flarbor 10 the
lake Is SIX miles, and not being familiar
with the channel, the patriuts or pirates
got aground near the mouth ui lhe river.
unable I" get tile vessel Oil The shual, they
abaudOueu her, aud took to the wouds,
and have not yet been arrested. The
Captain made Il deposition ui the above
tdcts before the proper authorities this at
ttrnoun, and has sailed Tor Canada. 1t
Will produce great excitement . the other
side; many Ut our inhabitants fear r>iaiia-
tlou. thus reconinence the outrases that
disSraccd our frontier last winter.
In addition to this intelligence, " Q learu
from numerous letters before us, received
from the frontier, from Buffalo to Og.iens-
burg, that all the idle loaiers IN the intc-
rl"r ol the state, are concentru ing in vari-
GUS points, and thnt Il general onset will be
made on the 9Uth inst. The outrage al
Rochester. Is only The first luu,,crIngs ul
the thunder. Our correspondents STATE
that The number OF IDLE louicrs capable oI
forming materials 10 attack Canada, are rs.
lmaicd as follows.
Butialo and meighborhood, 2OUC
Niagara do 1trU
Nochesier, do. S.UUl
Northern frontier, 2.5UC
Aggregate loalcrs or patriots, 9,OOi
From Montreal and O.ticnsbnrg, The in
tcllIgencc Is also alarming Around ,tt
iormer place the insurrcciiun is in progress
Around Montreal, the Patriot forces mr.,
routed entirely. The BRUSH troops i
seems are burning tn, whole of the inrcc,r,
Districts. This conduct will add to ,h,
flame. Nothing can stop tho emcute. bu
the vigorous arm Of the American Govern
mcnt. General Scott, we lcaru. has bee,
ordered to the Northern frontier. But un
! fortunately, Will" The government Is appa
rcnflN endcavoring to maintain It's ncuIrali
~. its suppnrI"rs here and on the frontier
are actively engaged in fan, lug the flames
The 'New Era the government or.a,
here. says that 1.-The Patriot cause is tl,,
good cause. c."-Itruid.
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domestic teNa.

Georgia Commercial Conrcmiion Gcor-
SI' C"mmefcIa Conrcntion, which lately as
srnh cd III Nil edgeviIle, appoi ted IA commit.
zee OF twcni, five, to " hom was referred the
coiISlc' alton Of the Objects for which the Con
vcnIon wa> called. The committee reported
The 'oi'ow;n. f.'>ol,i;inS. W; ch were adopted:
Isl, ReHoircd That it be recommended
To tnr Legislature To afford thu necessary
'itI"n "i banking capital to the city of
Savannah, both by The or. alton Of a new
bank. with Il large capital, and :he Increase
ut The capial resources of any l;ank l
ready located there. by the in'rmuc,inu of
l"rc'Sn capital. to he added to il on such
trrIiIs. aud iii such manner, n, the Lco;s-
'a'mrc may deem advisable and proper.
To tie FIRST Resolution Mr.. Torrance
offered The following nmrn,lmcnt which
was agreed to "ind To all other places re- :
Iurlne additional capital.
I'd. kesoired. That ibis Convention do
recommend to the banking institutions
located NJ tho commercial points i'm the
STATE the necessity of ii direct crcdi, with
foreign cap'al'st~. with Il view to the rx-
t"n>ion"f the requisite pccuninrv flcilrics
I" our merchants in Il direct trade with for
riHn cOuntri 8.
81. ReSotr.d, That this Convention do
recommend I" The Legislature the repeal
"i all such provisions in the rIl .frrs of nny
Incorporated companies, as prohibit for
cI"ner> from being srockhnldcrs in such
companies.
4. Resoired. That this Convention re-
gard as of high importance. the successful
completion "f our great system of internal
lmrro> cNncnt>. aud recommend To the Leg
stature the vigorous prosecution of the
Western and !AtIhn'ic Rail road and the
extension of c(ficirn, aid to companir, Gu
gagged i'll works Of internal impmvcmcn,
which may be dccnr! by the Legislature
Of general inF.t;:;::"c.
by Mr. stanford, of iIahcr ham:
R'>'irrd. Thai tins Convc. lion rcspcct.
full, recommend Ia the General Assembly
"f the State. the rxp"dirncv of cnluiring
'nI" the policy Of ruacting general law,
nn'horising the foruna,i"n of Joint Stock
Companies for The purpose of promoting
II direct trade with Foreign Countries, with
such restrictions aud limitations as they
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No administration hould he sustained
by the South without evidence of its en-
deavors at economy and rctrcnchrnenr.-
With decreasing rcvcnu" under rhe opc
raiion Of the compromise on the tariff q,,es
ton. the expenditures mnsr likewis" be d.
minished, or he compromise must he dis
tnrbrd and a higher tariff imposed; other
wise the money cannot be forthcoming 10
meet the appropriations. The present
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From the COrrrSpOn tent Of the Aupus,a Can

."m ne 'o!HSPo" 'rM 81 The augusta Con.
"E""GiA LEGISLATURES. - ~rnd y"..
preamble amd rr-u!ufi,,uS " hicb w,,c
lnIr"'iucrd yesterday into th.. Sena,. L>
MIR. .\i"Xnndcr. send you also the rr,.
anhle and resolutions inirtmluccd by Mr.
Howard in the House The rcsol,,io,s
of Nir. f.rhols and Mr.. Kelly, inrroduccd
last week in the Senate and House. hay
ing already hcrn published in the Cnnsti
'u'ionali>t. ;" thai the Union parry hav.
given their views upon an il,,rprndcp,
treasury aud national bank, AMI now WI.
have The views of that portion of,he Star,
ki"h's party :" h" are in favor of n sui
treasury IL VIII he seen that there is some
di'ic'cnre in the positions assumed in tho.
preamble and resolutions of Mr. Echnl,.
and of the preamble and r~olulious of
MeSSrs. Alexander and Howard BuI ON
one point they all agree. To cffcct a scparn-
ton of Bank and State"
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We have been requested TO state that
circumstances induce the bclicl,hai mur-
her' I" on The bniy "fSomr unknown per-
SOU mas hc"n committed, abnui seven
hi'i's rom Liwrencrville, Gwinnci, coun
~ on me road leading to GAINESVILLE. A
me large. spotted horse, has been found
near %" road. killed and shockin.ly man
s''"' and hnc saddle cut to pieces 81 as
!" prevent recognition. IL is supposed that
some traveller has bccn murdered for his
money.
the papcrsi in Georgia aud Carolina aro
requested to copy tie above as it may lead
'' some discovery Peoples Press
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!. On referring to our ADV criising columns.
u VIII h' seen that more negroes have
been recently stolen, and thar u reward o}'
sou Is offered for their apprehension. We
are led t" believe. from The frequency Of
fhclfs which have hcen committed within
the last month or two. thar the upper ..oun
try Is visited by gang of horse and negro
thieves, counierteiters, ,&r. who have como
from distance; and think il would he well
i"r every person Ia kcrpa sharp look on.
tor their property. and closely scruriuize
the conduct of all suspicious srrangers.--
GrrrnriUe Mount0ufrr.
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Foreign.
TIE WAR IN CANADA.

On Sunday evening the whole of the
back country above Laprairie presented
the awful spectacle of one vas, sheet oi
lurid flame, and it is reported that moi Il
single rebel house has been left standing.
Cod only knows what is 10 become of the
surviving Canadians and their wives aud
children during the approaching winter, ,as
nothing hui starvation from hunger an,l
cold, siarcs them in the face.
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HhEAT fIELD.--A farmer down eos,
as ra'sr" l"nr hundred bushels of potatoes on
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Very respectfully, yours,
THOMAS J, RUSK.
hI,,i. Tim. j.o,u

Since this engagement. the alarm III
Houston has nearly subsidized. The In
dlans are retiring nor'hm ardiy. General
Ku,k, says the irlc-rai'n, has Just raised
Il ncw corps oi mounted muu al San Au
CUISINE. aud will proceed immediately to-
rcJ"in The rOups at for houston. We
understand he intends ruISuin" the ,c
treating snvagcs to ,ncir villages. Gen |. .
Houston passed tlir ugh San Aunu,t.uc,
some days since, on his way L" ,u,u the.
arm! under the command oi Miuoi Gen.
Rusk.
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Nev York Elecf,ons-ln The STATE SEN
atc the Democrats will have MINORITY Of
rom tour to six. aud the House will CON
s'sl OF about ~ Democrats TO 81 Wings.
Ihe following is list of members of
Congress.
Dcmoc'0ts s-A. Vanderpool, ]. Ely. A.
l. iiand, j. Fine. :. u. Leonard. A. Da-
ma. T.. Beers. T.. Rogers. Il. R. Strong,
VI. Mallory.
uh'gs.-T. k"npshall. S. NJ. Gates.
~. rminam. l.. &. Peck. r. P. Marvin,
NJ. Fillmore. e.. +. Mitchell.
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had, have no doubt, during tho action,
carried oil a number oi their dca;i ~ hicli
is their custor,,) aud all their womndeu.-
From the blood upon the ground, they
must have suffered severely. Tho charge
WAS continued for about three quarters oI u
mile, when 1 formed the force, and march
cd them back 10 camp. The i"rce vi the
enemy had no means ol ascertalnini,,
but Il nius' have been very considerable, as
The ground occupied hy ,hcm, was near
nall mil" IN length.
We had eleven men severely wounded
home killed, aud about twenty-five or
thirty horses SO badly shot as to he unit
for use. Amongst The cnemy's dead worc
found CaddU>, Cuosinttics, Doloxics. Que
Cherokee and 2 hiexicals, They drop
ped on their hight. guns, blankets, ciouks,
&c. Ii would be difficult 10 lind lang ungc
to do justice 10 the officers and men; a,i
fought with spirit aud determination sell
dom cQuailCd.
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M0ssdch"seiis Elections. -E.verett's ma
lori'v III the : h'r, for Governor. is .s,i.
mated ut 1000 The following Wings
are elected 10 Congress. McsSrS, l.. Sal
'"nsail, &. Gushing. l.. Lincoln. J. C.
Alr"rh. G.. y. Briggs, VIM. B. Calhoun.
VIM. :. Hastings, J. Reed. J. @. Adams,
and - Fletcher. II. Williams is the onlv
Van Bnren man elected There has been
n" choicc in the fourth District, where Mr..
far"enler ". Burcn) may be ultimately
elected.
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NLw InRk, Nov. II.

ROCHESTER. Nov. 13.
Dear Sir-I hasten to inform Won nr g,
singular outrage that occurred a, our civ
last night. The British schr. Caroline ,r
and for Toronto, Upper Canada, laden
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=
R.pHr.V ID w.. ing slvavs ai,s adsd - -
A>ntNt lOlus at flte saOrtF.t ~ - - 49, 49,
i. usid ~ =. eiyery. NO. 4Jhn stree',
loo, 6om Hrua1wsy. 80
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q IL Tas ia e sSsss E 3; 8; :Sssa

ssry vrtsss OF whEsiER's BALsAM OF nOsCA.
~ u q Y.rsy veEs,ssis RsspsTs'io. and quite agree
6yspspsis csoisrs Morbus spa.@.ae
Choera the sussmsr Complaints Of Children the follow
Ing highly abe geneaen In addition 10 hundreds OF
others Voluntarily written the proprietor
presve Of their highest opaoas Of its aeris Of ths
when has attended Its use oy and In
= A. De Peyser, Esq, captain Of the New York paake,
9 agrees Hail New York Col: Charles Mapes David kim
berry, Eq l2i Trent street, nr. DAVID Hag, 45S Brosme
Peter D. Collins 2is Front street Mr. Charles r. smrh, 344
Graad street; Mr. John Inmen, 100 staron street AIR wm
Cy, US Bill, ESQ BvcKiya M Edward CrulkshanL, 40
Greenwich street, &c. &c. he.
s'rce the pabicaion 10 the Evesng s!,r, New Era
ers The proprietor has received among ether lne following
add iona gratifying evidence Of the sautary effects OF
preparation, from gentleman well known 10 hundreds of our
clzens
Dear sirf my testimony will add thing TO he strong
proofs have sre ady published of the eca OF Ba
SAN OF Moscaelo, in removing disorders OF the D. wells
creating healthy and acton Of The stomach willingly
tender II you Of the n embers Of family having
recently experienced the NEST decided beneht fro M use
As far as capable Of u tying from the ell, cts have
from the evidence other pc, who
taken with the like good results ls:oud saw that the Bal
paons exan ought in the pos ession Of every
family, especially where there are children.
" AM0s LIZ DIS, OF Hammers,ya st.
Jno. Wheeler, Esq.
" The Genuse BaIsam has "whee'er's Balsam OF Mos
MED with direction, siae the poprieio
signature Price, according To the szr OF the bottle two
tae proprieor No 81 Grssnwch Street, ocus &c az the
drug store of j. Mhau No 1873 Broad way. at Mr. Dickrs
No. ia Canal street sss ant Mr.
Israel Posts No 60 Bowery and at Mr. o. W. ifor~s. Ne
=. Due notice will be gven appointments Of coun
Try agents Perons visiting obtain agencies must address,
(post pan) 70 Mr. Wheeler No. 81 street. VIII
To be sent. jyl7-6ms
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Chatham Circulating Library,


II THE Subscribers beg leave respectfully 10 inform their
friends and the public that they have Just reopcnsd the above
after making alterations and sdditiors
s The prepare and ready TO accommodate those
who NAV he pleased TO favor them with their patronage
they have had liberal share Of public suppert and
bsy hope their late important improvements and by
heir strict attention to business 10 receive Increase OF =
The Library presen contains 5000 volumes, and h
the I'M ration OF subscribers 20 enlarge from rs TO time,
az IN, vans OF their patrons may e~m necessary It's
syseaeay nged, md comprises the greater part thu
css, snpruyes work the fslow ue Hsisry Beg
r,pny voyages md Travels Natural History Nstosi and
Espertsens Phi soply, Classical and Miscellaneous Liiera
turr In saaue tote foregoing they would mare parteu
ca tho sttrnton of the reading community 20 hee ~
tensive collection of un Perhaps NO Library IN
the ci,v produce greater or rnere vsrrd coct@n-
No sn Expense has been SCARED To rener s depart
nsni " Their hrry complete " c0s ME " contains ~
prrsrn Shn0 this Subject and y daty reeev
'ss accs son o new ~ fcm the press hnh ~ thsrou
nv ana Furopc y also upnlrd with " Ansr cen fnd
Fnrp ~ re' oicsl wuiks ge,her 9th enc c,ecis ~
2 Prvs, setting ana sfapd ,vd
w concu'n they beg leave n state ihai 20 rNert ~ On
he'rnsri shat " w,rii@g ket eir thsty brtthT y
pssitr. asy I, w" r',v Ivy rcss Tive most
40 ~ " general patronage asd sns' ort ..
eISu J.6iL q. LANGLEY
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VAPOR BATHS
THE OLD ESTABLISHED MEDICATED vAPOR
RATHS

No q John street.
y. 10 the public gentlemen medical profes.
son for the liberal ronage bestowed his establishment
which has been In successful operation upwards OF eleven
years As the limits Of advertisement precludes
ss 's ss'n merely ~ hs
hss foxad safe hou powerful remedy to all the fol-
en-. csncerous tumsur diseases OF the JOINTS catarrhal
plants Group affections Of The liver, asthma, sudden colds
havc occasions. visited the vaport Bath Est,b
sIsn . JSsp STREE. ~ Nh MIR and Mrs
tered there with shill ana attention.: - .mrvs
can ch.erfuy that have found the Baths In John
,s well attended TO- a'd eys'y sc%G O. ss patient
nave been for many yean in The habit Of s.ndng
Mr. and Mrs CARROTS vspor Bath in John street
u. ,f;s ,as s s c sa%;
e''e ''''ns % 'e desired y WIN MSc SS ND
ss% w;g.s 81
"'''' ''"''' : ''' GEORGE bush, ND.
Jso. HFiIsoN, Nd.
THos BOYD i Np; Nm
W. NJ. IRELAND, M. ID.
DANL w NISSAN NJ D.
morsng ill O'Clock night every day, Sunday excepted,
when they are open from ill n The morning Sulphur
tent persons them wsea required say
part of The city Brooklyn :, eve nues nsce. No con-
traed Syrup, Of sarsapas Lvsrwor for SALE Bathing
Tabs and Hin Baths for sale or hire. yy1 lmts
nENrisT-J. BUsKEY Surgeon Dertis, Murray
- 81 one block west OF Broadway nest do.r to the Church,
continues supply the loss Of teeth from 10 uli set
more or So ss to render them highly useful and
pe'e srepresen,aon dissection; 6 cleanse sep
dceayed portions removed .sd they hes
warranted remain sound tight and entire References
given and caes refcrr ed to. je27eodims
DErECTORY TO LtT.-A Refec,ory to lei Al
IL l6l William sreet-a god stand f,r business Terms,
ESQ valuation. Possession the FIRST OF August The
Store above and he upper part OF the House, likewise TO let
jylsSr'
RLEACHING PUWD E-so casks OF BOYD,
ID Bleaching Powder, superior article, for sale by
y.CAMPBELL PERSsE
mv1 no and Ia Nassau q.
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Il
PH.N THEA an = this EVENING wiz se per
ROMEO AND JULIEr-Ro~so. Mr. conn.r-yule, Mrs
rae wsxsT'riEscocK-Tr ..r.m Fiole, Mr.. Conner
ysrie:is Mrs. kchsrd.On.
T z, ae; s 81 4 sAYADERE-rh. u.laowa. Mr. Jones
PIT 8 es sss' s q s ss"a gins 1' :
under the direction Of INV NJ. W. < sLAKE"Tais EVE.
BARRCK RooM~Csi Terrier, Mr. Barre,.-clarissa, Mrs
Barrett
raE MA RTE RAkE--Ms Ersh,y. Nj. sau,a-x.
Tnctrac, Mrs Barrett
NIX Foh1EsTs GRAFTON on the 4,h of July viii be read
To conclude with
cALDE sONi or The Mountain King -Calderoni Mr. Seton
c,. Doors epen"-rerormancc to begin half past pre-
NIBLo'S GARDEN.
The proprietor has at the solicitations OF the
o. the Garden ana al expsme, induced the RAvkLsu
Hanlommes v.udeves ard vary ihs ir performances So
sas ise R @ powerful y,ss Rsv.
So%aia ses T.,. Eugene f ss.aon
Mad .a; ,eI ,%.. Rave. .a, Mad Eugene Senri.s
Leaier Of The Orchestra. Mr. o. RaveI.
Fifth nigh, Of The the Rave Family nader
the S dur c !M Ga"Iir, Rayel con,is,ingef
Frs night ofhe New Vaudeville in the French Language,
Second night Of the celebrated entertainment of The
SATURDAY, July a.
Tss :' e Es".s will iladsSs with Nsw
MsbGioN d. sp . Va
a.s par ~ IL. presen pour premere lois Pa
DISTRIBUTION
Voarlaevre, N GABRIEL GABRIEL T r
u Comm ssionaire, N Jean RaveI
MsdeIon, Mile Ravel
Gao I'll Ravel will daace hls celebrated Hornpipe.
Javel Rave will execute his extraordinary the
Miss Adele Ravel will dance her graceful Pas seuL
Javei win fin sh the rope ene, ianmsn,s viii, perform
sSce OF which be viii MOI give any description, wishing
s%eGiaey after which ;hsr; win be n.r%oa q
pesform variety Of Overtures, Marches, nc.
To conclude with the novel En- eraiument ofhe IEDOUTN
win ssd h. a. e S"a
and the Theatre aOrleans tor twenty Successive nights
every part and eeng Shouts of applause
The SASLg hi: Spectacle only
Su s"sa pledge " s
ing and almost Incredible Fes, which no ps1,ome Of my
in the kaown world Lsve conserved possible
ss%g t' ssa 2 B Benz s"shened public
In i" re eissG.S my WIFE. Moth .sf.1 r.
Mr. Johr Seton, Director OF the vsudevles
Tickets 80 GEMS
To commence al O'clock
The a. and Promenade from Bread way Saloon suscep
oe of being enclosed In snfavorabe weather postpone
will take place.
Amusemens every evening In the week except Sundays
when The Garden will be openeu for Ice Creams and Fruit
Ices OF every variety, and OF the approved kinds
Admission IA cents ineudag Reireshment
Omnibusses will from the City Hotel 10 the Gar
den. dui Ing the eve sing
The Gard and Promenodes brilliantly igh'sd with
Thousands OF lamps aad med wnh superb
collection of choice pa, and shru4 lemon and lime
To the g. aad Wa ks has added this
y T, ansparencies tfbeauuful design sxecuiin-
The Groo Fountain has be~u newly decorare and peurs
forth It's cooling amid the bancy Of lamp. and n-
GRANGE ofh,wers jy2i
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II TO BE RAFFLED FOR, al $50 Broadway, as
sufficient number OF members he obtained noble
dogs, OSCAR, Newfoundland and PAMia Mount ~. Ber
nsrd by 20 members e5 EACH pAmi the nebest
Of the breed Of The Mount ST Bernard dogs His frame
OF uansuai physical power, with mendous
The history sf these dogs 10 too well known 10 need
comment Their agacy and fatbuaess make them nvau-
able companions OF which need further attestaon
the charitable cces they made perform Mount st.
from the eternal which this mountain would
otherwise perish bat for the timely aid these degs
who for and strength unrvaed and IL Is this that
renders them well protect property and guard
from the assaults Of Hidngh punderes well watch
the lives 81 their masters whom their exist
10 hose friendly companions OF tina human
Oecar the Newfoundland, large and beautiful noble ami
qualities OF which well known having
already saved the lives Of One thousand dears
offered and refused for each Of these dogs and the
proprietor would not part with them, bat In consideration Of
his leaving the country.
Important nfelh sencst Bankers aHd Merch4sfs
ROBT HANINGTON has Tor sale cheap and which
positively be disposed Of filters Of fe wheps Of
the Mount ST Bernard dog LAm and OF Oscar the New
homeland There Is not banker or gentleman who
all precauon he less but should possess
Of these dogs Specimens be st Mr. Stevens
Hobokeu, Capt Sock,on's New Jersey, Marsh, ESQ,
Brooklyn, and many other disiing gentlemen.
Also everal fine breeding stu and few good low priced
Watch Dogs together with five first MocAipg Brds In full
song. The whole OF which be and purchased
forthwith Haningtons Giant Dog Establishment No. $50
Broadway
The R.s list lies open $50 Broadway, opposite the
Lyeeum.
Early sp plica,ion be made. to ensures chance.
iy3.Ims
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WANrED, in mraiatrly, several COOPERS, and abe
w bodied young Americans proceed lucrative ana
pleasant expedition 10 the South Atlantic which cannot fall Of
resulting benecaly those who iD kls
prize. which takes abont twelve months. Apply W
DILL CLARK ,Ag~nis.
iyIQ7tt No r1sid~n Ias
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CRUDE AND REFINED NICKEL-A sue
~ 90 Crude snd Rehned Nehe hand. and for sale
"s %ass 'I LEWIS Evils PsucHrwANeER ,c.url.nd, st.