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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-06
OUR PROSPE ECTs.
carry the whole whig
Ticket.

From oil quarters Of tho district, we are
daily receiving the most cheering ac-
counts. Even in Co'umbana, the strong
hold Of the hard money advocates, our
Whig friends confidently hope 10 give
DR.. Hanna vote which will bring him
nearly leve with hiS opponent, and we
are credbly informed by the most in.
isllgent citizens OF Jefferson county,
that McCauslen will run in that county
at least 300 votes behind his party and
ifso, Hanna must have q MAJORITY in
that county Of from three 10 four hun
,dred uotes. Now, Carroll can, il she
will, give Hanna from 100 10 1870 votes
OF q majority, and secure his election
,beyond all controversy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-03
Democratic Conrenfion-Lafcr.

This asscmblagc ycsterday-and organized by
the appointment of Andrew Stevenson, Esq President
aud +. Richie and Siml c. Williams Esq'r, Secretaries
The Delegates. hear, bring the cheering accounts
and the strongest combinations from all quarters OF the
county, OF the truth OF that remarkable saying OF General
Jackson: 81 leave tins GREAT PEOPLE PROSPE-
ROUS AND HAPPY" Everywhere the People
blessed with degree OF prosperity aud happiness unpa
ralolcd in the history OF nauonsand all rcfcrabe
wisdom and bencccncc OF Loecoeo measures. They al.
bring the gratifying evidences OF the peoples hear
~ appreciation OF the proceedings Of this Legislature -
The rejection ct that corrupt land money-the relief
Of the people. by increased session Of three
months, expense Of ninety thousand dollars,
with the passage OF that important act, establishing
the county OF RlTCllIE-hayc elevated the highest
pitch the pulse OF popular pride and JOY
We have not had an opportunity ct judging whether the
Convention be "dull" bright atfar. The Presidents
haranruc-which seemed be npprchensivc OF schisin
teenCd with commonplace celebrations to unity.
From what could see. there appeared be unusu
ally large rally OF the Calhoun Amos; every
ct that persuasion OF cognzance at his post. Whether
they mediate attack only propose be- ready
upon the defensive, know Or may be that they
have been uvciscd here by the Junio the prnc
pie that Catharnc OF Mecis Seduccd the Potestants to
Paris ST. Bartholcmew's day-to cntap the whole Of
them once.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-03
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS Yesterday.


This body assembled yesterday. How numerous it is,
or how It has organized, at the Of wiring
this, do not know having been able attend it: But
learn that the Hotel Registers do not augur numer-
attendance. We hear II number Of Colh gentle
men from the neghboTng Counties especially Of the SOUTH
side, who have come in, doubt hoping give show
Of strength which does exist in reality their favor.
lie.
Shall we tell them their fOrtune' They will be edit, d
by most lorous show q impoTiay at the time be-.
tween Van and Cgl-i any thing, the compliments will
rather 10 predominant IN favor Of Mr. Calhoun. An
the Democratic wor,hcs will have their statues carried IN
the processiOn-Van, Buchanan Johnson Cass and Cal.
houuand Of all Of thcn Mr. Caih5uns will be most Ella.
5yrstey sdDrned aud Why Because he j. 70 be sscr
fced-ard because the Greek aud Romsn custom was 8,
adorn with the greatest the which intended
sacrifice Apollo. lie had llcs on bis horns and was
Decorated by yuglr superstition from head foot pcpa.
rstory to sacrifice.
welI-Mr. Calhoun shall have the compliment, but
Hr. Van Buren, shall have the nomination. The thing
Is dSore D, end nmutab.s a aw Of the Mcdcs.-
And then what will these rather confident Cshounes
dot Ono Of three things they must do. Knock under al
once 10 tue pspo Bull. and instead Of trying rule be
satisfied end happy obey or, prove refractory and up
roanOus and be kicked Of the Democratic party or
continue 70 shy shay they have done for several yesr
now herding With the Wing, now with the Locos until
neither Wing Loco will trust them out Of sight.
We know, value esteem and love socially, many Of hose
gentlemen We really pity their The best advice
We give them, 10 knock under promptly and grace
fully first In that case thoy may be forgiven Tor having
presumed To entertain opinions and preferences before the
cue was given As to any hope Of Mr. Calhoun, that b
wholly "obso.ete."
How this Convention got together communication
from Meckenburg explains In part Whether earnest Of
Jsu UETgt We do not know; but In either IL cx
plains Tho modsTraadi and shows that there
/ Der Of JOass in those parts.
MECKLENBURG.
~ large and respectable meeting of tho pue Demo
cmcy Of Mcckenburg, consulting Of nine members held in
the Law Office Of Beverley Jones, Esq on Monday tho
2Oh inst being day. pursuant hr0 hoIrs previous
notice: On motion ot Dr. fingusl Jones' John Jones Esq
called 10 the chair ond Alexander e. Jones appointed
. Secretary.
On motion Of james s. Jones' Esq seconded by VIM
H. Jones, Esq Beverley Jones, Esq nominated az a
suitable candidate represent the county Of MeckcnburP
IN the General Assembly. The Chairman being very
deaf Dr. Tingna Jones requested stand by him and
communicate 10 him the motions they were mode.
JOHN JONES, Chairman.
A. s. JoNEs, sec'y.
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Banks and paper eOeney-snd nothing that - sound.
constitutional and good in any other than hard aSasy
eaIreRcyf
This l. measure not Tor the benefit Of the Banksbat
for the county aud the people aid in relieving their dis
trees and necessities Watched with jealousy, dogged
and suspected the Banks neither In humour po-
siton 10 favou the hands Of the Legislature They
have successfully parted the blow which the pecuniary
vulsion of the country aimSd their s0IreRes, and are
strong and safe from eTtrse danger They have u
sntrench and orfv themselves against intrinsic difficulty,
Knowing IN the present temper OF parties and o the
times in what shape with what force the next attempt
may, perhaps be made their very crisence. Sell pre-
should be with them with ALL the first and para
mount law.
The Bill has passed the House, will doubtless be
productive OF goodbut To the extent 1t is apprehend-
cd. OF the substitute proposed by MIR. Toer.
March |, ~. e. W. LEWIS.
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ST. MARTrN, "Wednesday, FEB. ., 1873.
About 10 O'clock p NJ to-day, this Island experienced
an alarming Earthquake. Ia lased from 20 minutes;
during which period and indeed time after, hisown,
Phipsburg, Netherand Division, exhibited distressing
scene. The heads families business, were seen
fastening home scarcely able keep their balance, owing
TO the az stated Of the earh OF them finding
their wives children relatives and Ser IN the yards others
in the stree those remained in their houses in many
cases. casped together mplorng the OmniPoicnt hand ru
ling all events pardon and mercy, expecting every mo-
be the last The noise and jar OF furniture moving
about the breaking Of glass &C. &c added to the ereakng
the houses aud the awful roaro earthquake filled the
bodies, heart with fear and consiernauon Many wall
houses much injured. Most OF the old walls lay at
tins heaps in different sections OF the town. The
sand or earth forming the shores Of opened
and raised extraordinary manner plainly showing the
escape of confined Many families were ANXIOUS, ana
some preparing leave their dwellings seek safety
board OF vessels in port after the shock fearing the
danger His Honor the Chief, J. W. Nanko
monds the shock had subsidized, ordered all the
of the port be stationed from the upper To the
lower part OF the town, convey was
practicable board the shipping OF another shock
and here IL is duty the humane and friendly
feelings OF Capt d. X. Brooks, OF the Schooner Raleigh.
OF Washington, n. Carolina and Capt Dixon OF the schr.
wandeer, OF Liverpool Nova Scotia, who, in the height OF
fears, promptly rendered welcome board, to
many inhabitants their vessels could carry and
further proof of their friendship and phiantophy, although
both vessels had cleared and ready for they have
put oil sailing until Such noble conduct
but the appreciation Of all civilized communities,
and claims the heartfelt thanks Of the inhabitants here. I'm.
mediney the arrangement of boats mentioned above,
His Honor the Chief ordered Divine Service which last.
ed until about o'clock. AT ?. the Island again
alarmed bu, the shock ct short dua,ion and
write, past q, 2. NJ. have Just experienced third
shock, although the two latter not of very alarming
have just heard verbally from Marugal, French d.
vision. Some OF the houses much Injured. but lives
lost.
Thursday, 9th. Arrived this morning. the Schooner
Sisters, Capt. Marshall who oil ST. Kits the time
the first earthquake yesterday His recital OF the circum
pathetic in the Both 81 kitts and ST.
Eusata have suffered. but the particulars not yet
known. ID. WILL
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NOTE BY THE EDITORS.


Little room though have spare, how could we re.
fuse request like the above, preferred by venerable pr
tiot himself ninety years Of Hgol Here the
Obituary Notice which he encOsts TO ~:
Departed this life Monliy residence in
Augusta county. Virginia General ROBERT PORTEEFtELD in
the ninety NJ hs Of the few
the Revolution. Tic wasspponcd by COMMITTEE NJ Safety In
the Of Frederick AMI Stale Virginia year 70
second lieutenant Captain Bruins company OF Con.
tnental troops that company joined army under Gene
Washington hddebrook in thu State Jency and was
ordered JOIN the eleventh Virginia Continental REGIMENT com
handed by toonc Daniel Morgan Tie campaign Of
l77 ~ lieutenant IN 715 IS lieutenant md auani
liFn ~ lIfB captain and aid do General
I aud tho month of december virginia troops were
ordered 70 the south where he accompanied
his aid decamp. The General his adds camp greater
part n the Virginia troops caplrcd Charleston &.
neral Pofterfei commanded brigade Of militia
with Great Britain h brigade principally encampod Mourn
Holly n virginia lie was great patrat hghnindel honofa-
be- and gallant soldier honest sad uprgh highly esteemed
and beloved by az ks acquaintance The author Of these
hnrs knew we'll served with him. the regiment
states OF Sow York New Jersey md Psn'yvans campaigns
n i777 1873. and 177g unc tile immediate command
Washington. opca log Asf during
n i777is, Valley Forgo Peun,yyania.
lived died IGNORED ami sentsi tie
r,C children thirteen fourteen grand children ant
great ganl children, together with sns lament bic
io-t r. g.
February a.. Isia
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Weekly Wlalu.
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH =. isls.

An edition OF the UAg-eon,ainng the principal political
miscellaneous arces of the daily PaT- published weekly. The
price single subscriber ssSOto five sIOani
81 so each The every required
advance. the j. small send Collector
The whg Clubs whr cause
throughout the called this publication put NJ
VERY price, may be within and may
rrach every corner O the Commonwealth
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RELIEF In rHE SENATEl

Col BondurAnrs proposition lin the way OF amendment,
apending bD for adordins relief TO the Country by the
abolition OF rule days. &c. yesterday considered in the
Senate, and finally reooEnted, after animated discus
in which the principle supported by Mcssrs. Bon
dlrant and Meiluilen, and opposed by Mr. Peyton.
The Country looks with anxiety the fate of the
We presume it the las, hope OF any relief the
Country from this Legislature.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-03
.Jeu DsEsprit.

Go get my pipe and let me smoke
Put gOsd tobacco in it
l. is the truth and not Joke,
Does Louis leave the Senate
Bring me the poper-get a light
His card-l'll read 1t over
All, here it is in black and white;
No joke vow It's over!
heard the rumour weeks ego,
But paid it attention;
did not think it could be 30,
And never did IL mention:
But now sec. / feel it true,
Tho painful the sensations;
To politics he bids adIeu,
And to his lofty station
Oh! was not that woful hour,
That wrought the sad conclusion.
To give up Office, ponp, and power,
Oh dreadful resolution!
And who, oh who can I'LL the scat,
He filPd very nicely
Oh tell ~ where TO 20 "a meet
a man like him precisely
What man his mantle now can wear7
Doth IN his District grow one
No one, cry out ia despair,
And echo answers "no one"
would that it were otherwise.
That he'd take buck that letter,
We could have splFed-,the thought will rise)
A better man-much better.
To leave US at this juncIurs too,
When ills come by the legion,
Oh p! what shall we the people do,
In this bcuighted region
But so It IS, the deed is done,
He'll not repent, ne never
Aud we 10 darkness must grope on,
For ever, oh iorcyef..
Virginia put thy sack cloth on,
And for thy loss be weeping;
Bid reyelry and mirth begone,
And let thy tears come iedpns!
Oh let thine eyes like torrents run,
Nor bid them once o. hold Inj
And mourn for thy retiring sou.
The greatly gifted Bouldin!
Let gloomy sadness shade thy brow.
Let anguish reud thy bosom!
IT, uusi sud a.hes clythe thee now,
Alas! Thy Lewis goes home.
COONiTE or LUNENBURG.
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EARTHQUAKE ~ THE VEST INDIES

'"" 'fihst NAHhlN"IoNt y. -, feb. -.
Yesterday, the Schooner Raleigh, Capt Brooks arrived
~ Les port from 81 Marten. West Indies whence she
sailed on the 9h inst BY this arrival have received in
erencc ct the alarming Earthquake which occurred on
ne en- insi- slight shock Of which feIt here and
~ many other places Ia the United Stses. The subjincd
ieef ircm ID. Auwel brought by CspL Brooks gives the
rartsuar 80 far ~ they known ST. Martsn when
~ Raleigh sailed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-03

Tnr LATINER PLTrox which has b, en- presented 10 the
Legislature Of Mass, consists Of roll OF paper two feet
wide aud half mile long, cQusl 5000 superficial feet
II headed by Laumcr the fugitive slave for Virginia and
b2 526 others Obtained pos Massachusetts be-
sides 20 towns out OF the State Its gross weight is $50 lbs
The Congressional petition in the possession Of John
Quincy Adams for presentation Is # the SAME dimen
slons rs the above and headed by Lamer. On it are the
names of people from la towns Massachusetts, and ~
unknown comprising the names VI 81 ,s62 persons
" \. American
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Mr. EDIroR BE kind enough to state for the nfoma.
lion Of my constituents, thai indispOsion which has
h1cd INC 10 the house Tor several days, prevented from
voting for Mr.. l0crs substitute O. the small note BILL
Hprcscut, II would hsve had nay support cminenty the
most saut1ry practical and eicicOus remedy which any
friend 81 rcic has proposed this II would not
Decd pay the debts Of the people, relieve them
ly aud m,gcay Of a their eubauossmou do not mean
this. Nothing thrt DE dcysed-certauIy by this lie.
Eisloturo, would have lbs, effect But would tend more
Ia my humble opinion, Effect this desirable ohec; hsn
any Stay Law, valuation iaw, any other nioa-uro of
relief, which tr puanhrup.sts Of the Assembly have yet
brought forward It, operation simple and
uonub.c disturbing night, obsucng no remedies und
imparng obligations.
shOuld have the aud cooperation Of tine Banks
uwuuid put money circulstOn-make money which Il.
scarce, more plenty, end thus supply the only ,ee,uu sg
rent Of hard tunes. II would add TO the circulation sne
million II dollars and two dollar notes. The demo.
minsyn II these would protect them from foreign
purpose Of dOuec change They would pass freely frOni
nand o. baud among debtor citizens; and judging from
experience aHd the rssu Of the customary and natural
ucpons Of current money IN circulation, u would not be-
too eEiayngant rash o. predicate Oi them, That one mil.
lion Ut these notes. thus Kept out would IN twelve months
pay seven or eight millions Of debt
Besides what should be- no tiGing consideration with me-,
u will supply the created by the indispensable
contraction ri the Banks, sud expc the small note cuTen.
cy oi the border State, 81 whose solycncy We know little
or nothing Need remind my constituents, ho~ we who
occupy frontier location, are exposed % on uiilS OF
worthless ngs whenever the circulation Of or own Tanks
becomes conrnccdi Rogs from Maryland Pennsylvania,
md the Disinct--evon from Delaware!
u BE- contondcd h,t these small notes will drive specie
from circulation This Is az the apology and theory
II OFT enemies Of Banks end paper currency. That u will
sometimes have this effect IL pretended 20 DE dcnied
but That this always the consequence, ~ dcnieh' and de-
MED among other resssns upon the authority Of expert
cncc, ounce of which 10 worth TON Of theory and
abstract speculation.
II may be- truc that when yidacd and uedccmabc 20.
per and specie are pu into circulation together, the base
will suppant the precious medium. But when the paper
BE- OF pa, value and rcdcemable in specie az Tho vii q" ho
holder cgpcrrfr proves that hcY pnss iogr'r through
hc channels of circulation without contrast ~ value
yuyl md spch ~ the ,h3racier, this moment, Of the
small notes ~ our Ranks
Does t not strike with surprise that any gentleman,
who has held the opinions which now msintain, and ~
~ time given tho policy of this measure the support u
his independent enlightened and masculine ability, should
stand up the advocate Of opposite doctrine-a
doctrine which recognizes nothing but unmiSed evil in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-03

Mr.. Speaker Hunton, (of the Senate OF Vrgin.a) hav
ing declined reelection in this District, District Loco
Convention, has nominated bis successor Gen. Jao r.
Wallace, Of Fauquier. by small majority over JnO "
Tyler, Esq. Of Prince William.
Viii the Wings attempt nothing IN this District With
handsome majority in the great county OF Fduquier will
they make no effort
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-03
WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
Under the Excbnnue Hotel.

Dnwns q ie Ns Jerssy Lue Oas 30 a. az Jersey CIV
frbruis; gin 1879
81 ~ % ca ~ Al o. % - 81
cNos 81, Pfzc Of 500 vii and pal a. This once
5000 BE- obtained day before hapast 2 p Es sal
me LDisy 70 b. dtawn 10 e Exchange; and under wor
hsu's eau ioJ PINE Tiekets
mb9 CHAs woRTBAN.
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Commercial Rrtoro.

ItttnIlOnu IiuTHttss
Reported and corrected weekly for the Whgl
MABcH z, $40
ana Depot 30 cents
TEAs-mpera and Cunpowdcr Use $3.50, Black ais cis
WHskEY-Bbs - cents bids. 2il a - cents
CAhDLEs-Sperm 22la23 cent? Patent Sperm 90 Hurs
Patent 10 cents TaiIow 9aiO
COFFEE-Rio = 20 %. Laruayfa sag ~ Domingo Gla7.
Java 1tlai3 cents.
CLONERsEED-st per busirl WHOLESALE.
HERDS GRASs--S7i per bu.heL
TIMOTHY GHAsS-1 80 per blshei
fisii-Season over for Her1ngs-nonc market.
IRoN--Pig 90; English $40. swecdes 49, TrrdcFar 500
MOLASsEs-P0rto Rico i9a22c. New Orleans 2fa2f cent?
O~Wiuhr ssO, Fall Strained sOasj. Whale bhs ets
PROYistONF-Wesrrg Bacon 5laG cents Lard % cents
PLAi5rER-s4! on Basin Bsns
SUGARs-St Groin 5lasc Porto Rico STA New 81 10
SIC. FHOT-5ic. sAiT-Wian 81 TO- stDre - 90.
CATTLE-Beef from -! 10 o. Sheep a. Hogs from
sto4!.
rIoUR-Couutry s3l sales city NH. go. last .aie.
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VAix T'riumpA ia Ner Ori,ans.

Pretty much by the fec. by the masses, the De-
moerahe eonvccaon now in assembly, ordered together
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The Wings have gained signal municipal triumph in
New oheans triumph worthy follow in the long process
sion OF Wing victories which about ensue next to
closed the chapter OF adverse casualties and by
storing Whg confidence, restored Wing success. We shall
hear until November 1884, doubt OF divers Wing de-
esi-, but o ~, Wing tTiumphs, and then OF final
Wing triumph which shall close the scene, exteuinae
Loco Foeos and give rcposc prosperity and glory the
county.
The rrOpic OF February n. SAYS;
THE TRIUMPH.
ave have the enemy aud they ours" The
Wings at the Crescent CITY have almost without effort
achleNed signal and decisive victory. VILLAIN tKE-
KEI IL elected Mayor by MAJORITY OF uIREE HUNDRED AND
FIFTEEN VOTES and the combined forces o ccoocoism and
Iylcrsm are ehectualy prostatcdi
lie result ct yesterday siTuggc matter OF earnest and
sincete congratuston from every Wing IN the Union !
New Orleans the commercial emporium OF the South
West has thrown oil the Shackes that Tylcrism had
around her and forth redeemed and dis
has she commenced in 1913. Then the victory in New
Orleans the precursor ot oi splendid irumps
and ROc sincerely bci,Vc similar results will follow
Let distant friends be ct good cheer Louisiana aud the
Queen City OF the South will be found true to the
and Harry of the West IN lSit, let who will altcr
blow has been struck which has paalyscd the foe, and
given new courage To- friends; It will be followed
up in July next in gallant style.
The LocOtocos and TyCri,cs have made their last
piring kick ia New Orleans The onset yesterday the
dying throb aud they will pass away and bc heard
more" We satsted-Salistcd that whenever We
choose To- make effort such iriN choose
make in lSii that oUADRvriE prcsentma
content We table Of the given in each
nicipaliw.
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DISSOLUTION.

rHE oopartnerhp heretofore existing the siye Of Crer
n Prake dissolved ON the Let Of March
unst Geo w GreIe alone business
that concern GEO. w. GRET-TER
GEO. ". PEAKE-
The subscriber continues Is door
below the Bell and ocis or the patronage
ally bestowed the his service, To
his country friends for the sale produce
takenl without any charge for selling
Refers TO Haya, Brothers Capt Benz Sheppard DunIop
Moncuc Co Williams n HaNan Ralston a. Peasants F. 4 x
James 4 Co Tho-. II. Price, John &. Iobson.
GEO. w GRETTRR
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MARGRAVE,

q Winner Of the great st. Lcger, and sire
III Nof Dick Of Mtrrfaye Gospou and many othc
good ones viii prrssnt Bcfcd Vif-
na AZ the extremely price q so the and $50
insure with 81 the rrootn 10 every rose.
bo be-. s .nd s,hics atc pcpsed Nsros they
fed M dered) At forty cents per dry. No liability accidents
Cooed servants boarded without ehae-hto procure
board in The village.
Racer and fed Stallion Matgmye NJ least not super
h. has had any Stallion the county lie 10
ehcsnut handsome ~ mastery and capital proportions
upwards n sixteen and high with borne and strength
Than any thorough bred Stallion hat crossed tho Atlantic Ne
very nearly allied a. Pfam and Lcvitan. best and ns
proved stations before the public recently hun
dfcd and my dollars EACH md their equal bod SHAPE an ~
other respects.
Mar-ave has covered perhaps ihan eight rood
bred Mares and prove his nesabie value stock horse
o Stallion America probably tho world h1s got two colts
four unicr I'm 35s an be heyct Mnrrpvc has
done NJ mostly Indifferent mares HI
frst ssasous In America years under
every any other Stallion n The w. g. As done
he. ofthe vcry pedigree or speed md distance 1T
spcak and intelligent breeders decide Tor themseive
THOMAS PAYNE, ard
AT.B. MERRITT.
uieksford Va a-wfw.
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HOYT Il cos PRIZE OFFICE,

CAN At ioyt Cos before ~ olck This Evening II YOU
wouh NE to have $1,000 for ~ So you wunt p ckaFe.
20. WIN c one k OF only $50 halves SIS. quarter.
" so Canbeoc hahpast oeoek won't be able TO no,
package.
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CHE1P NOVELS.
4 W. RANDOLPH have for sale -
~ Handy Andy, BY Lover so cents
Jack Hinton. By Lever, so
Last Of tlc BaronS by Bulwer IS
Perigune Pickle, by Snolett- 80 cents
Barn1by Rulge, by Boz. 50 cents
OIL Curiosity Shot,, by Bo2 80
American Notes. by BoZ, IS
Coopefs Novels, IS per volums
Buwcr's Novels IS per volume
And 1908 Novels by authors. from Isi
per volume. NH