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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29

The Mechanics and Traders Bank still
continue to redeem their notes with the SOL
vent notes of Ohio.
We have been assured by the directors
that their circulation does not exceed ten
thousand dollars.
We mention these facts without COM
meat that holders of the money NAV form
their own opinion of its valuc.-Cjncin-
natl Republican.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29

The Wing members of the House who
voted in favor of the Bankrupt Law in
July and to repeal that same law in jan
uary, before it had gone into effect, are
Augustus Young of Vermont, Augustus
Sellers of Maryland, Benjamin S. Cowen
of Ohio, Carrot Davis of Kentucky, James
Fl. Cravens of Indiana, and Thomas j..
Campbell, Robert l.. Caruthers and Chris
topher II, Williams Of Tennessco--cight in
all.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29

05~Rcllgious services may be expected
at the Christian church in this place on tn,
first Saturday and Sunday in next month.
Elders Il. N. Alien, }. p. Lancaster and
II. l.. Boon will be in attendance.
Fayette January 80, 1912.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29

1t appears from q statement in the New
York papers from Mr.. Simpson, the mana
ger of the Park Theatre. that the recent en-.
gagcment of Fanny Elssler resulted in loss
Of about $1,000 to the Thoartrc, whilst she
received S5I3S for her dancing.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29

The expenses of the State of Pennsylva-
MIA amounted in the last year, to nearly
three hundred and fce thousand doNars.-
The single item of printing and binding for
the State was more than hjry,f0w Mou-
sand dollars.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29

The New York Express intimates that if
the bill for the repeal of the Bankrupt Law
should pass, President Tyler will interpoa
his Ceto, and thus save the law until it at
least shall have been tried and lis opera
tons tested.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29

Gen. Leslie Combs, has written to Wash
ington, from New Orleans, requesting per-
mission 10 proceed to Mexico, and negotiate
for the liberation Of our citizens, captur-
ed with the Santa Fe Expedition, among
whom, it will be recolIected by our readers
was his son.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29

The Cincinnati Republican says, we
learn that five memorials against a repeal
or suspension of the Bankrupt Law. have
already been forwarded to our Representa-
tive, Col. PendIeton. Others are still in cir
culation, which we trust will be generally
signed.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29

D1voRcEs.-Thcre have been l42 APP
plications for divorce to the present Legis-
Iature Of Alabama. The Eutaw Wing
hopes the parties will all be divorced, be-
cause the practice of binding people to
live together after they have become dis
satisfied, is anti-rcpublican.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29

ULetters from Washington announce
the nomination, by the President, of Gen.
J. B. CLARK, as Register, and Mr.. YVES
TON +. BIRCH, as Receiver of Public Mo-
neys in this place.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29

"ODD FELLows."--The Covenant" is the title
OF new and interesting publication just started
in Baltimore, intended as the official orgnn Of tbs
Odd Fellows in the United States" We learn
from this Publication that there is now Il grand
lodges. PIT subordinate lodges, with 1906 mem.
ters in this country. Over 100000 was paiC
into their treasures during the past year anc
$l5,5OO bestowed in shape of relief upon INDECENT
membcrs.-St. Louis Republican.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29

HEMP.--We learn from the Louisville
Journal, that an agent of Government will
shortly arrive in that State to purchase
water-rottcd hemp for the Navy. The
price will be $500 a ton less the cost of
transportation to the Navy Yard.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29
JAMES CARNEY.

Atiorrey a, Lap and Solicitor in Caaacery,
apEtNG permanently located in Fayette How
- ard county, sIo, respectfully tenders his pro-
tessional services to the citizens IF Howard and
The surrounding con ties. 4 great many OF t.,
most respectable references could be given. but u.
this has always appeared to him too much like q
servant carrying n pass, ho chooses TO 60 on his
own hook, and submits himself to the r7ucrou.
and high minded citizens OF Missouri with high
confidence.
CI5~OG:e next door Immediately west Of tic
Howard Ho,cl. Jan. g, si2.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29

The official returns of the late Massa-
chusotts gubernatCrial election have been
verified in the Legislature of that State,
and John Davis was declared duly elected
Governor, and George Hull, Lieutenant
Governor. Both are wings.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29
sz:asEzAs1zEa,s,yczGsgA3
MARRIED,

On The 18th inst, BY the Rev. Samuel c. Davis
Mr.. JOHN W. BARRON, to Miss ANN \.
KNOX, all Of this county.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29

DJ'GOv, PoRTrR, st the commencement of
the present session of tie Pennsylvania LHgisla,
ure sent in fre vetocs of bills passed at the late
session, and not then returned,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29
,i'SRgNTElglS' NANN.

PURSUANT to the stipuatous Of decd Of
trust, made to the undersigned, on the 23C
day Of September, 1sll, by Lewis BumgardneI
and He'ty Ann, his wife, for the purposes in said
deed mentioned | will sell on the It'll day Of Feb
ruary, lS42, being the first day Of the Howard
Circuit Court before the Courthouse door in the
town Of Fayejte, for cash in hand, the following
property, described in said deed, to.wt:
The house and lot on which the said Blmyariner
now resides, adionirg the town Of Fayrttc; also
TWO other lots adjoining the above, continuing 3 !
acres: also one other tract or parcel Of land con-
tanning 10 acres, being part Of the northwest and
son,h west quarters Of sec. T., township 81, range
IS.
The title to the property believed to be good.
JOSEPH SEARS, Gru.tee.
Jan. 8. 1242-i3-tds
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29

GovEDHo2s or THE STATEs.-The FOL
owing is a complete list Of the Governor
If the several States, including the rcs4,.
# the recent elections:
Maine, John Fairfield,
New Hampshire, John Paige,
Vermont, Charles Paine,
Massachusetts, John Davis.
Rhode Island, Samuel w. King,
Connecticut, VIM. w. Ellsworth.
New York, VIM. II. Seward.
New Jersey, VIM. Pennington,
Pennsylvania, David r. Porter,
Delaware, VIM. 3. Cooper,
Maryland, Francis Thomas,
Virginia, John Rutherford. acting.
North Carolina. John NJ. Morehcad,
South Carolina, John p. Richardson,
Georgia, Charles J. Mcdonald,
Alabama Benjamin Fitzpatrick,
Mississippi, T. A. Tucker,
Louisiana, \. B. Roman.
Arkansas. Archibald Yell,
Tennessee, James c. Jones,
Kentucky, Robert p. Letcher,
Ohio. Thomas Corwin,
Michigan, John S. Barry,
Indiana. Samuel Bigger,
Illinois, Thomas Carin,
Missouri. Thomas Reynolds.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29

URev. Mr.. Van Zandt, Rector of
Grace Church, Rochester, N. Y, has been
tried and found guilty Of the seduction Of
one Of his parishoners, a Miss Sophia
Murdoch. The jury were out four hours,
and then returned a verdict Of |33,O25
damages. Some Of the abIest lawyers in
the State We're engaged on each side.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29
ssaV %! R7ny gtD!!
TVl3&CC0-A'R GENTa0.N.


] WILL give G.iy cents pc. bushol, in ro,6,, at
: my store m Fayo,le, for any quantity Of geo
understandable wheat, if delivered early in TIT
spring at any landing near this.
Dec, I, JOEL pREWlrT
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29
Flax Seed.
Mules.

will purchase 'ew good Young MULES.
! Dec, 1 JOEL FREWlTT.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-29
JEFFERSON.

innexible adherence to the policy of the
resolution Of 1916, in refusing, in all trans
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aid. II we can once establish harmony in .be
pecuniary affairs Of mea We can soon extend ito
Politics, and then to all other department. Of s.
cieiy. How easy would it he under .usa a sys,ern
20 induce men to do to others a. ih.y would b.
done by: in fact the practical operation Of A..o-
citation viii make il mems interests 10 follov tn.
PrecePt; they could no, violate it without iniuriac
themselves. And when body of men well united.
are working for each other. welfare.-and harms-
ny OF Interests aud concert OF action prevail, how
easy will be the realization Of the other precept:
Love your neighbor a yoa love Yourself Man j,
not naturally selfish; FAR from it: 10 love j. the
INST want OF his nature. to bes,ow the sentiments
q friendship, love and other affections causes
happiness, az great TO him who gives 10 him
who receives. If men are now selfish. tits because
they live isolated and are divided BIS conflicts OF
Interests. But they are miserable in their i,ola-
ton and selhshnes, let a social order be once
established which will favor BY its prsctical opera
tion the expansion Of the love which j., in man. =.
and a.ser, that he will love bis fellow creatures
he loves himself. We daily proof, of self
sacrificing love. which shsws what could be dsDe
IT all the noble and generous sentiments and wa
pathie- in the human 500. could b. brousl, out r.,
Outraged and houored
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give their assistance To the unfortunate victims Of
hi, Disaster.
By the following 1t viii be seen that ,h. Earth
quake va. teli in Louisiana also:
EARTHQUAKES LosIslA>A-The s. Martins
Vile Creole states tina; "On SATURDAY last, the 7ih
alt. At about , O'Clock 7 NJ. m earthquake.
which lasted two or three seconds va, felt 900 This
parish. \ respectable inhabi'ant of Catahou..
VINO was angling at that time, in company wiki
-ome ladies'. on the banks ct the lake told %, that
soon - the shock was felt they were al struck
~ a Kind OF -idiiness and that one It The ladies'
fell down ~ a ,woen. H. also assured ~ Iha,
the lake rose. during the space . Two minutes.
more tlaH siN feet. Several irhabi,ant. alon. the
banks Of Bayou Ieche affirm the M; ccouatab p
elevation OF The river about the same time. We
suppose that the extraordinary ascension Of the
waters "ss but tie result Of the commotios caused
by the phenomena. Osc of our friends. who az
rived from Opeou,as Yesterday told u, th1t tie
shock Wa also felt in that part ct the country
From the declaration OF the Oldest nhatitaui, of
,hi. parish, this j. the second earthquake tel, in
Atiakapas.'
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RATuER AwTwAgD.-The assistant minister
IN not very distant parish being violently ul.tten
with the charm, OF : certain lads who resided iu
pretty whi'c-washed two story-hou.e within
srm.shot If the man,e, used. often IN the even
ing, 10 hover around the dwelling ct his
chantrcs, like some suomc over the spot where it.
treasure l. concealed. One dark sutumn night be-
Wa perambulliins usual. chewing the cud ct
sweet and bitter tancie'. .nd gazing On the lieh,-
ed window OF his charmer, bedroom. but con-
trary To usual custom. more than two hours passed
away. and stlli the light was bright a. ever,
shining like good deed in a naughty world \
twingc OF jealousy came oyerhis reyereuces heart.
hat could be the cause of the fair ones long 81.
gil Could there be- another lover in the case -
This state OF uncertainty was too dreadful 10 ell
dure. Fortunately az he thought, ladder stood
renptingly convenient mt the end of the house a
few turns Of II. los his clerical fingers, brought it
opposite the lighted window; tho preacher mount
ed thi, unusual ro-trim. and climbed n far a. "a
loo opposite To the light when, looking down into
tine couri-ysGd, II" ,ped the figure OF "A man NOV
in. along within dozen yards ot him. Ashamed
Of his position. he mounted beyond the white
washed wall thinking to conceal himself on the
DARK slate> bot the lover of tie raid (who wa-
on a wooing visit himself knew in a moment the
reverend sweetheart Of A, mistress, and. with re-
mor,c.c.s waggery, removing the ladder altogctn-
or, he lcii the victim at jealousy 10 spend the
nj ht the old fashioned staIrshaped gable OF the
hou.c. Lang ard dreary the night Yet the
DAYLIGHT came unwished for. and there he
found, by all the aborers of the farm, perched on
hi. bad cmuencc He va, taken down, amid
the ill--uppressed >nccrs of the men and the gig
GIGS of tn, women, looking di-piritcd balilcd and
ashamed, unwilling To give any rational account OF
n IA, az
ing food for village gossip. and himself the laus.-
ing stock OF whole country -i.,e. Nor was he long
in finding, from the loud waggings of scandals
tongue that he had made hole in his manners
which only wedock could patch up; and few
months him legally entitled to enter the door
of that room, for attempting to steal a peep into
whose windows he had been forced to take upon
himself, premsturely and without Kirk of hi.
own, the hymcneal chains. Moral-Let no man.
who would avoid scrapes, Pry into the secrets of
maid, wife or widow AIlmarnock journal.
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ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS. MAGA-

NeN,Tsiper oifice. Liverpool
CHARLES WILMER. of Liverpool. supple. III AUe-
rican pubic With BRITISH NEW >PAPEEs, MA"A-
/iNE>, BOOKS. md PftIN L, the sisaIas cons
He 'orN a-is the very latest -ton. ~ az r Lon
don AMI Provincial NrRsrs lers. shipping L->i' '-
rcni.. a.. Ar., vel t4>- from al parts oi TIE fl AZ
Continent by the ~teafHers -nd Li.er, from Live % i'L
don AMI Bristol, AMI th- Magazines, Book, ana ff.n as
as Published
n, charge Tor London Daily Pasers = = Or week
publ shed fv-rence. Il j. li-ii ~ >Ar-T'r-
u u-r allul. all tLr Naaz.nts, Books. or n 10
h. supple a. e prices as hey are cAaf "i 5y lie
publ she's .u London
All order. SHOULD to prevent appointment. he aairss
CHARLES" tall. AMI nose wi be Attended % unless
comuani. bv r-isr.ncr tor pay neu three
aoniss iu advance. some Liverpool Or London hOu,.
>-News Letter.. comprising tome Oi srsry hing
interesting American or Canadian readers, furnished On
reasonable terms. II ia~lY
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I ATEST Number of the SOUTHERN

IL LITERARY MEssENGER-April jus, received.
Nay expected soon. and others speedily s follow at KING
The present No contains IS original Prose Articles and
Poetry OF tue highest order of Literary merit
l.Mora and Mental fortral,s-Biography OF Ftz-
IL. The Civil Law, by North Carolina Lawyer
Ill. The American Revolution.
N.Tbe Enthu.iast-An Autobiography by J. Ross
Browne
v,,The II story OF the Knights of Malta, by Vim. ".
Andrews Esd American Conssl-The Jan!za.
rie.' Return to their ships.
N..The Protective Policy Condition OF the United
States and Great b 1tain, continued Some ac-
count oi Lowell. Editorial Remarks, truly wor-
49,. Thy OF attention
VII. .B,ck~ oods Maga1neAttssk upon the character
OF Gen Go. WAsHISGTON. Some excellent APP
prspriae comments
VIII Monalti-Characte of the Painter. Sculptor and
Poet Washington All>l0n.
X Harry slGlI the Right ct Search. from the Pen
of Lieut.. NJ. MAvRy, of the l. 5. Navy. says
The EDITOR, L. ". WHITE Esq: "it would be
sheer afeciatinn in u To suppress the feelings of
PrM and pleaiure with which We lay the follow
mg HAIRY Blufl article, from the pen OF Lieut..
VI r. VI OF The l. =. n, before h.s countrymen,
assured a. We are, that II will strike the proper
'io'd IN every A'aer,con bosom Editorial Notice ;
k..PopUlsr Lectures Iv Marsarei Mercer
Al Paror Melodies.
MI. Psychology
All. ,sco,sn National Melodies
49, ORIGINAL POETRY
Az 'frogres,on, by Mn Seha smith
NO My Little Girl, by Mrs T.. A EameS
M Ihe iamadry al, by John VI Miller OF n Y.
N'" '"n =, 'he eeah OF the Hon. Linn Banks Icy Mrs l.
'"'' 10 he Memory Of Mrs Edith Sanders, by Mrs. l..
~ IL Slgournev.
eh pO"c are not generally Of the truly valuable
seei OF The L. Messenger. which has now by actual
mer attained the highest iank among our valuable
inc,aI an a. well a. Foreign Literary Periodicals, con-
.ed as lssg la. been w ogs on our mos, celebrated
INE Editors and Publishers
n.r = per year. OF 81 cents per No Monthly Ct su-
r,Vss octave pages Delivered IN this id adjoining
by cS t ~ nal, Cor tree when place
az pot pad-adyanre.) hy KING 4 CO.
NV IN; sl american Periodical Oice. formerly 1887
mvS aDltW '''N's ''iS'"' ""'ss'"''
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william H. Fraukln Auct.oneer.
NOR SALE AT William

H. Franklin viii seil al let 90 On I E>DAl, june
81 1872 II = o'C.orh a, ih~ Merchants Exchange all tbat
cert. House viii tie Lots Ground iherrunt- belong
ing situate the northwest az the Fh Avenue and
ia5h,tree, Tie House cottage built. neat and ,0osian
tai There are * iul L0t. Ground each - vide
hv loo set deep There soo Stable Zoo the Of the
House, AMI ihe le the street.. have been ,et out "I
tree. good pump exec lent TIE door.
Tile ind ,puisb.-. Terms vii be- Accommodating anil
made known 20 TIE dav OF sale
For further particulars. apply 10
!. 4 ". &. ENERiDGE ,Couns-l.'rs n Law.
my.7 tl-2 No. rs Cher-y-s,ree,, y. Y.
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IMPORTANT PUBLlCATIONs-Ju.,

Rev 60 oy lhe sub,cribers" Letter TO the Hon and
Ted s,s'. spencer, on the Oxford movement in the nj
The Pru,,,, oo-Caholcus, formerly member of
desrons ~ - episcopal Church" Every one sincerely
Of the Aos The true state ofhe Episcopal branch
bot p,r,ns ufSh IA this country should read this milo
Modest R,pjv 10 nere Also. "OCOuncl', Meek aUd
oi tie Upco -" ue.y OF Corn Laws and on The Repeal
m.n. The FrpI,, IS3serul production from powerful
FAN, az the hand, OF the IRISH Conno0sr The
torPs Answer 10 ,5S used up They have sae, sb
Ole ~ "Pro.s,.n,i uFl"n Why are you besome Cath
Unity" 90 tSs , pr; Aesander; w>euan On Catholic
become Ca,Lossn 'nureh Claims; How Is England
SApos ~ % ,,ed TO the Society OF Fnsnd.S Mase,
umpb a. I'M M.h3dss we.le,'s Caccb,.m. - err
ny2o CASSrprv
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The American lohDrer

June reasv tor delivery At counter. We SUI
rpnss< this almost entirely 10 the conclusions nj the
RsPosTs And STATISTICS % THE HonE INDUSTRY NATION
CosvENTIoS. 30 comprehensive and lucid
condition and of all the greet Producing Inter
o the Country has before been pub
catop have compressed INTO the MAY and juno
b-rs al tn" Ldborer. 40 the trhng
cgh tTrei,e csns eGch could hardly have been pro
cured hitherto ior ~ dollars. We hopt viii BE-
-L-l.- L.. .....t.. 4 mir. ~
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T ECTURES to Young Men. delivered

u tie First and second Presbyterian Cnur.e, a TIE
CIV or Wash ~ OR ami the second Presbyterian Church
10 Alexandra ID {. by Run, W CLARK, \. ~ Pastor oi ie
second Presbyterian Church, Wa-hiagion-fhs Jay p1b
lsAed ard Tor ale by G. g. MORRISON. Agent,
mve. is Ia Na,Au-s-.
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APPENDIX.

With NUMEROUS valuable statistical Fable, relating u the
Trade anu Manufacture, OF The I uted state
Having now laid broad and ,oid foundation, W shall
pre- ed n future number, construct mpregnahe io
nc argument and support 81 Protection o. Amer
can Industry
TERM>-tor the -atire volume ~ numbers published
monthly - cent. ~ copies SO single number, g., cts
Tie FIR, number published 90 The hrst day OF April
Cone, OF the April ant Miy number, may still he oUa ned
GREELEY II McELRAiH " Anu-,'reei.
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A s $ OCIA TION;
Or, Principles of True Organization of Society

OUR ARE sO-f.L. NOT POLITICAL; AND POLITICAL
INFORMS CANNOT REMEDY THEM.
1TIhe eS'torsh,p Of III, column d1iinot from that
The 1ribun' Addre0 letters pot pad 10 A. BKIsRAsF
Residence IL Leonard-Ireet.
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NEKMON:, delivered on yar;ou. occ,.

~, Pms, >, Dy L,H'' Beecher, ID. D. From ,1e e., ID,
H., No Nouns Clergyman or I."i i,i =, :, VI
$3.50 :" u,' W. "lhost ihcse sermons. Il - -, ~
IL, w. VINO recommended TIE study OF CII' ~, We
H. ns uvNifed to reason. Taos ~. n "a - -, ,i , w.
DO w, IN ~ .nd give lien sirons uterancc. Womb
49, "a |" oeCniue familiar With these S..r,unns" i
y NaNol Vide. POS Bnnalnav nuns. fVI slic
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MUTUAL INSURANCE.-Ou Dwell

VI inc Houses and Furniture only. profits returned tn
the A.,urei. rIf HOI >FIlOIDEkS Mt II Al IN
>UKA\CE COMPANY, Ofhce Ia " al Il, for separating
tie insurance 90 Dwelling Houses and Furniture from that
OF stores and Merchandise.
vel known a; almost an The loses Incurred IN the
hunc' o Insurance, the result oi the burning o. saua
bic Stores aui costly goods
Th, ncreaseshe expense Of insurance 10 the household
er. ami possibly deprive HIN tie very security tor
Wh.h ae pays h. premium.
Tie cash payments premiums form fund, Which, al
ter pay NJ aui 1>>s> epre,rnted hy scrip ,ni
,,urd 10 the assured prop u on To the amount OF their
insurance.
This COMPANY prepared 10 inS1rc against loss dam
age bv FIRE. Dwelling Hou,-., occupied ~ whole psrt
such. iIou.ehod Furniture and oil leu>ehoi Properly
ordinarily kept dwelling houses. Every person n>ur-
NJ With l, Company Il emitted To one vote tor each hun
dred dollar iu,uied.
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Il ING'S Spring Noticc.-Self- Rocking
~ Chair. with ,elad III ~ loot r.-t Merchants o.
Cnair.. tlo.e the Custom U@J>ef hucl
improved Rrcunbsnt Chars o 9utiu iurdt ga AMI per-
iert u comfort " heel Char>-a kinds o thurs made to
order. w. " KING, Patent Char Maker,
~ Broadway, between Grand -ud Brolme.
King. Char, have been awarded the First Prem
be- last Far. o te American Institute, and are
r'eI superior "a any th- country imported. mli
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WHOLE NO. 35J
I\SIR RANCE.
ETNA Fire Insurance Company of n.

ETNA Fire Insurance Company of y.
~ Y-OHc- NJ. . Nl.-,t-l,ule against loSs q
damage by s-e dWcug h1s,s,, s,or> -1,,. ia-;rr
vessel, lnd their clrgoc, on prf ami property generally OBJ
a. favorable terms 4 arv 0'lrr ofcr.
DIRE TORS.
Charlie. Town. c. =. Wnoihuu, John I. stag,
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