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Brag's a good dog,
But lloIdidsl is beller.

THyIIE undersigned would return his slncera ant
y humble thanks 10 the citizens Of Bloomsbury
and vicinity for the lavors thus far bestowed uPo'
him, and would still further ask continuance Of
the same, so long only as satisfaction is rendered
He would not say, Come onc come all, but come
as many as conveniently can. Neither would he
promise, Gas others have,) to do his work better
than can be done in any other shop in the place
hut in short he would neither brag nor banter, bu,
defy any one who does brag to do work neater than
he does, in all cases. He has also lately received
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CHAIR MANUFACTURING

CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand Of B. q S. llageI
buch, where he will be ready al all lme'
TO furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &c, OF every
description, which may be called for, a
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign d
Ornamental Painting, and House PaPcrIng
in a superior manner,
From his experience in the busIncss,an'
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles Of his line, he hatlers himsel, ,ha
he shall be able 10 furnish as good work
and upon as reasonable terms as can h'
done in the country, all Of which he vii
dispose of for CASH OF COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. B. Orders from distance will b.
strictly aid puncloaIiy attended to-
b. HAGENbUCH.
BIoomsturg, Dec. 30, lS43
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NEW YORK & PHILADEL-
PHJA FASHIONS,

with which he is prepared to do work Fashionable
and neat, and will guarantee good fiji at all times
for any one who may favor him with call.
His shop is at the old stand occupied by hin
for number of ycars-And the latch string viii
he found out at all times. As to prices he wishes
to he understood that he intends to do work as low
as any of his neighbors, and as usual, all kinds oi
country produce taken in cXChangc for work don,
at his shop.
BERNARDRCPERT.
Bloomsbury, October IL, lSl4-25.
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MAGAZINE
FOR lS4J.
MAGAZINE ha, long enjoyed

lrRAHAMS MAGAZINE has long enjoyed
VE the envable reputation Of being the best Pc
lriodlca in the u. ). both in the quality and mum
Der ofi,s embellishments and in the tone OF liz lil'
erary matter. 1t the cheapest as well as the pcs'
For the year lSB4 the publisher has given about
100 pages more original matter than any oil his CO.
llempoaries uolc original steel engravlngs, IN ad-
lition to fashion plates and colored flowers. Ihe
lcheapneSs and merit of hrec.dollar magazine over
lall Others are apparent, which has made an outlay
of Seven Thousand Dollars greater than othersand
an addition Of engavings over other magazines that
would emhellish the costIiest Annual. The pub
Usher is however satisfied that nothing hut real &c
lreHcnce can maintain the high position his poriodl'
cal has attained in the United States,
The publisher does not hesitate 10 say that he
letirs all competition with Grahams magazine for
IIs45. His immense subscription list, tho merit
and number Of his contributors, the high order OF
the engravers engaged, the number and variety oi
elegant plates already purchased and on hand and
the immense facility which his capital and position
give 10 prosecute the work render any eliOTs at II
yal matter OF ridlcue, livery number OF lh'
work ssued bears with it the evidence OF its TIL
umphant success, and establishes the lmposslbIty
of succ' ssful competition, improves and e&teno'
for good works, thu nothing ola humbug Ordol
will be tolerated,
Every numucr OF Grahnm's Magazine is issued
at cost ofnearly s4OOO-the plates alone consist
ing nearly half the sum most of the plates are ON
Original American Paintings executed expressly
for the proprietor, for engravngs for the magazine
Among the pictures painted for the volume ioT
1915, ale two by Sully, the greateat artist, several
| by Lcutze Chapman, lnman Conaroe, RotheTmel
Thomson, and others Of the best artists of Ameri
ca. The cost of getting up embellishments IN thI'
style may be estimated wheh we state that some
these pictures cost 5000 a piece, and will cost VI
some of them three times that sum to have then
engraved and worked of Tor the edition OF 'Graham
But nc cost shall be spared to keep our prouc
position at the head Of The Periodicals OF th'
! world.
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NOT ICE

the undersigned gave his not,
V to William MclIcnry, dated Novon,be
Is, 1874. fifty dollars payable six months fron
date, for the improvement upon certain piece o
tract Of land, and having since asccrtaincd that saiC
McHcrry had no title 10 the same Therefore here
BY caution all pcr,ous not to purchase said note as
shall refuse to pay it unless compelled by law,
PETER LUNGER.
Dccemb : l3.lSi4
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70 tllG H'UbiiC.

THE subscriber dcsirous Of quitting bus
mess requests all these indebted IL linn y
make pay menl Immediately.
The following prices will be paid fo
PRODUCE IN exchange for his
STOCK OF GOODS
IN hand.
GOOD WHEAT $5t per busheI.
RYE ;5s5 cts.
CORN l5 and D c'e.
OATS 2!5 cts;
FLAX SEED Sd 25 cts.
HI Goods SOLD at cost for the cast
But no credit given alter this date.
+. II. BlGGS.
Sept G-lsli.
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DR.. J4TNE"S Tonic JERlIIFUGE

Which is perfectly safe and so plcnnant that
children will not refuse to take it. 1t eilectually
destroys worms: neulraIzes acdty or sourncss of
the stomach; increases appetite and acts as gene,
raj and permanent Tonic and is therefore exceed
ngly beneficial in Intermittent andRemttent fevers
and indigestion; DC and is a certain and permanent
cure for the fever and ague.
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A2a'. eysgyase's
TAMTLY TiIlDICINES
L2YNE'S KAIR TONIC.

IS certain, safe and cfocuol remedy for Dys
cntery, Diarrhma or oosCnrsS, cholera morbussum-
mer complaint, collie; gripping pains; sour stomach;
sick and nervous hcadach, heartburn, watcrbrarh;
pain or sickncrs of the stomach; vomitiug; splitting
up of food after eating and also whcreit passes
through the body unchanged want Of appetite :;
reslcssncss and inability to sleep; wind in the so
mach and bowels; CramE ucrvous tremors aud
lwilchings; scusickncss; fntine melancholy and
lowncss of spirits ircttng and crying of infants
and fer all bowel affections aud nervous diseases.
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EHMBRACING the present opportunity OF
~ a expressing his thanIIuIness to his lricndS,ond
he public generally, for the liberal patronage be
has heretofore received, informs his friends and the
public in general that he still continucsto carry on
the above business at his old established stand, on
he corner OF Main and East streets, where he
hopes by strict attention TO business, to receive
and merita shaIc of public patronage as heretofore
H. deems it unnecessary 10 90 into the game Of
brag. or to use any soft solder about his SKILL III
the PROFESSION OF GA7MEN + CUTTING
as his shop is of long standing, aud his work he
thinks will speak for itself, and far more louder
than words. But, he would merely say that. he
warrants his work done with neatness, durability
and in the latest fashionable manner and will Ell.
sure good iii in all cases.
n B. Charges moderate to suit the times All
kinds ofcOuntry pod taken in exchange ior
work, at market prices.
BlOomsburg, Nov. 0, ls44.-20.
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.QD.NINISTRlTOR' s NOTICE
BLANKS!!-BLANKS!!

e-mJus,crs Blank EXECUTIONS and
SUN.NONS just printed and for sale az
this Office
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GRAHAMS ELEGANT EMBELLlSH.
MENTS.

The most splendid engravngs of all sorts lend
their charm to the pages of Grahams magazine
Everythinh in the way OF novelty and beauty that
has ever been invited is laid under contribution
Nothing that capital and taste can supply is INIT
ted First, as the most elegant and appropriate as
well as the most popular establishment, we place
Sartain's Brilliant Mezzotint Engraving.
We were the first to introduce this beautiful style
of work, az regular establishment of the popular
monthlies. Its wide spread reputation thro' the
nears of our amplest, called forth host Of imita
tors but up to this time nothing has been produced
10 rival the glorious pictures given in Graham,
The Shepherds love- and 'lhe Coquette,
These with host of Others done for us by Mr.
Saran, stand unprecedented and alone at the
head of American engraving. We have several
of these inimiabIe plates under way, and shall
give one in the January number.
| TO POSTMASTERS AND OTHERS
The high merit of Graham's magazine considered
the publisher faters himself thatthe following lib,
eral terms will induce. thousands to subscribe.
TO CLUBS.
The following proposals are made:-2 copies fo'
| S5; for $40; s for Sl5; II for $50
10 the Postmaster, or other persons FORMING
club, the Publisher will forward Novel for every
Subscribcr sent, so that by varying the hoeks, a
complete library may be obtained by any person III
short time.
Single Copies, three dollars per annum in adj
vance. Ind to the person sending the money, Il
copy of 'Ringwood the Rover Hcrhcrts prlac
Novel and also copy of The Gems OF Art aud
Beauv.' beautiful work for lady's Centc'
Table, containing thirteen splendid Steel and
mezzo,int Engravings, will he forwarded gratis.
Address,
GEORGE R. GRAHAM.
No. so Chestnut Street Piladelphla.
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LLnIES, AND eENIn...MnN'S
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Erandreth'S Pills.
PICTURE OF HEALTH.


HN EALTH i. cbateriscd in an individual
4 n the absence of all pain, suffering or affection
in any part of his body; by the free and regular eH
crcsv of his functions without any exceptlon.-
They consist in having a good appetite at meal
times, an easy digestion, free excavations, without
looseress or Cosveness at least once i'll every twen'
ty-four hours, and without headIynesS, u burning
at the passage, the free issue Of the water without
acrmony or burning, and without reddish sedl-
ment which is always sign OF present or an ap-
preaching pain; quiet sleep without agitation OF
tIuobesume dreams; no taste Of bile or other bad
taste in the mouth upon rising in the morning; no
sourness or disagrerahlu rising OF the stomach; a
clean tongue; a sweet hCdth no itching plmpleS or
spots on the skin; no piles no burning heat upon
any part Of the body; no excessive thirst when un.
exposed to labor or other known cause; no inter
ruption to any natural evacuation nor pain at their
periodical return.
Where the state Of the system does not harmon
ize with the above picture Of health, it is Of TIC
creates, importance that no time be lest IN sending
for doctor, or in the use Of foolish remedies too
often the resulor speculation; instead Of this course
le a dose Of BEANDKETHs PILLS lie taken
which will not deceive, but will at once rettulc
lStta 10 tIC organ OF plt VI ''Iil''0 "'
Al who wish 10 preserve their health, I'll vic
are determined to defend their life against the en-
croachments Of disease vhrh might send them pre-
maurey to the grave. will without hcs,'auon, have
recourse to the Brandreth T,ls, when the state Of
the svstcm does not harmonIsG with the above pc
tulc ol health.
Those whoiivC in country where contagious OF
other diseases p:e,n, should often think cf this
true picture ofhcaih aud observe himself with pag-
ticuar attention. in order 10 act accordingly. The
wise and rightly directed will follow this advice
the uuvise are left to their own destruction.
A G EN- is.
Washin-ton-Ro Robert NJ Kay.
Icrscv,own-L. &, A. T. Biscl.
panyi!le-E. B. Reynolds & Co.
Caltawissa-C. G. Brohst.
Bloomshurs-J. X. Mover.
Limcstoue-- Rabbit & M'Niuch.
Buckhorn-M &. Shoemaker.
Lime Ridge Andre d Miller
Berwick W Stiles
May 4, l2l4--2.
JUSTICE BL.3FKS,
EXCEPTIONS &, SUMMONS,
For SAFE al Mia QDicc,
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DIR. JAYNE'S SANATlVE PILLS.

they may be taken at all times and in
mosl disrases-ln lnfammaloIy, in,ermil
,ani, Remiuent, Bilious, and every other
term of Frver-JaundIce aud Liver Com
plant. For Dyspepsia they are really an
Invaluable a'ncle, gradually changing The
Aualed secrctonS Of he stomach and IvPl,
and producing healthy action IN those i'm.
por.ant organs. They aIe very valuable
lor diseases Of the Skin, and for what is
commonly called 'lmpnriy of the blood;
also for Female Complaints, Cos,iveness.
&c.. and in fact every disease where al
APPARENT, Alerauve, or Purgatve Medicine
may be- required
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
II always cures Aslhma-twO or three
large doses "lII cure the Group or Hives ot
Children, IN from fifteen minutes to al
hours lime. Ii Immediately subdues The
violence of Hopping Cough, aud effects al
speedy cure. Hundreds who have brerI
gwen up By their physicians as incurrabIt
with Consumption, have been restored 10
perfect health, by it.
In fact as a remedy in Pulmonary Dis
eases, no medicine has ever obtained al
iuphrr.or more deserved reputation.
p-J"rhe above Medicine are all for sale
a,lhe store Of JOHN X. MOYER.
BoomsbuIg. 80
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate Of COnrad Hess Iaie Of SugqrloqfI
totcaShip. deceased.
yA-OTICE is hereby given that letters Of admin
rs istration,on the above mentioned rstate,haye
been granted to the subscriber residing in the
township of Sugaroaf. All persons Indebted to the
said Estate are hereby notified to make immediate
payment, and those having claims are requested to
present them properly authcntcaIcdto to
WILLIAM HESS, Ad r.
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THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
AND gIREsIDE FRIEND.
Neutral in Politics and Religion.
NEW YEAR.
NOw is Me uery nick Of time 10 subscribe
for The New lear IS4J.
THE PHILADELPH A
COURIER
With The largest Subscription List IN
The WOrM.
TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

For the purpose Of facilitating the formation Of
Cus, OF NEW or OLD subscribers not in aryears,we
otierbthe following
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS.
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the mechanic, and the planter. He has pro- cured, for heir 0emcft, the publication ol t,renty itoasand copies of the report ol the commissioner of patents. This report, ln re- Iation to the mechanic arts, farming, P Iantlng, and agriculture in general, contains the con centrated wisdom and experience of the whole United States and of many foreign countries. ever since the establishment of the patent office. It would take up too much space to even give synopsis of what is con tained in this report l will say, that among the numerous things, it treats of all kind oi grain, all kinds of seeds, Sc, &c, the best manner of sowing or planting, and the kind of soil S,c., Sc., best adapted to them, &c' In the speeches made in Congress, thls re- port is represented as being the most valua- ble production ever published by the Con gre5s of the United States, and of more real
 and intrinsic use to the people. We may now expect our share in this State as sool as they can be brought here, after they ar' printed. AN OLD SETTLER
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A. B. GREENWOOD.
For lie Runner. FORTY ACRE PRE-EMPTIONS FOR THI POOR MAN.

I
 FORTY ACRE PREPARATIONS FOR THE
 POOR MAN
 SENATOR ASHLEY, of .4rtonsaS, He first
 man 10 introduce the subject into the Com
 gross of the URited Stafes.
 GENTLEMEN :-l perceive from the pro- eeedings of Congress, that our vigilant. able. and indefatigahle Senator, Col. ASHLEY, has introduced into the Senate of the United States bill, which was read twice, confer ling the right of pre-empton to forty acres of the public lands. Senator Ashley will have the credit of being the first man in in- troducing this subjectto the notice ofthe Con- gress of the |. States. IL is the first step-it Is the first attempt ever made, to confer the foHg acre pre-emptlon right for the benefit of the poor western settler. N man is more thoroughly versed in the land laws. and is better acquainted with the wants. inc Hishes. and the interests of the people of the Wesl than Senator Ashley; and if he can succeed in his merltorious efforts in passing his forty acre pre-emplion law. his name will be im- mortaiized. not only III the grateful reeolee- tons ot the poor men of thIs State. but also Ill these of the whole western and s0ith- western portions of tue UHion And he Is the individual who was charged before his election with being unftiendly to the poor man and against Pre-empiien rights whob no'e' We petccive. that one of his first acts. in exercising his gfeal taleats ;a the Congress ol the United States. has been In concociiua and introducing bill couierring the pre- emp'iec right to lofiy acres; by which. should Il pass, the paaf man wilI bc benci,. ted ia aa extent herr.alare unknown. This ls a most iHieet s'mg and important snhiefi to iile Wholc penp'e of lHis S.aic. aud have written lAis brief notes wlifsB tsew of draw Ing lheiE aaeu,ieH io ii.
 helafe eaaeiair i#is sketch. ! eahnat help disW5e4 public asssall.a ta another sct ri oem'nr Ashley, .u Congress ltisa la.- lhef eSAlh'iaa If hls uarsmitnz attention F. tss we.f9H aHH H4Iff.sls uf tla .sanes.
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AGENTS FOR THE BANNER.

The following gentlemen have kindly consented to act as agents for paper in receiving the names of subscribers Sle. They are, hereby, fully author zed to receve money for us, on account oi ths oi- flee, and to give receipts for the salne
 We wish to have agents in all the eountles ih tie State Such gentlemen, therefore, as are friendly to our publication, and willing to aid us by becoming agents, will be pleased to inform us oi the iaet' and their names shall be added to the list.
 MADISON CoUNTY-Mai. W. II. Wilson, HU6tS- piile. John c. Sumner, F. NJ, St PGp, PERRy CoUNTY-Jom l.. Houston r. h'' Fer iyuilie. n, ,,, UNION CoUxrY.-Iohn II. Cornis, Sheriff " Chapman. Union c. II.
 CARRoI CoUNTY.-i. S. Lanefty' T. M' "ei- rolton. ,,g, tngfon FRANKLIN CouNrY.--C. S. Molfett, Point Prat- rie. ofice ..,-s Boonsboro. J. C. Pittman. P NJ, Street Home Lee c, Blakemore, Bosioapitie.
 HARD CoUHrY--Asa McFeltch, .ltbeas. Jaeol Wolf, ?. M, Isard C. H.
 JOHNSON CouNTY.---Moreau Rose, and Thomas Powers, F. M., GiarksrHe. Dr. Vim. Gray, Horse head Geo. w Patrick, P. M., Piaey ?. Q.
 PIKE CouNTY.-Jesse Jenkins, r. NJ, Hatttees boro.
 scorr CouNrY-Milcs T. Scott, Esq, Boone piile.
 SALINE CouxrY-Ezra M. Owen, Esq., Beatou
 WAsHrrA CouNTY.-Willam Foser Foster 'S P. 0. c. C. Scott Esq, and J. A. Pile, Camdea PeTNsETT CoUNTY.-W. c. Arledge, F. M BRADLEY COUNTY Jas Bradley, Esq, ltGITen MISSISSIPPI CoUNTY.--Col A. C, Blakemore OSceola
 GREEN CouNry.-Dr. G. B. Croft, ororieg' Post Office John M Mitchell P. M, GdtneSciHe CLARK CoUNrr.-John speer, .2atoine LAWRENCE CeUNTY.-Gen. John $. Ficklln, anf Andrew Hammond P. NJ, JdctSon. Booker ben nett P. M, SmdhriAe.
 RANDOLPH CouNTY-W. R Hunter, ?. M, Pc eahontas. Col. William Jarrett, and Joseph Spikes Fourche Dumas.
 IYpEpgNpeNcE CoUNTY.-Dr. James r. Pelham BatespHe Patrick Childress, Oil Trough Bohom. JACKSON COUNTY y-Wm H. Morris, r. M., ano Col. James Robinson, Eli<dbeth.
 NEwroN CouNrY.--John M. Ross, Jasper. BENTON CoUNrY--A. E. Greenwood, BentonrlRc CRAWFORD CouNTY.--Nlai. Elias Rector, and Sa muel Edmondson, Fort Snlih. Eli Bell, Fan Bpren YELL CouNTY.-Dr. James N. Floyd, DanpdAe PoPE CoUNTY.-Thomas A. Howell Ao97sfo'ea s. M. Hays, Doper
 CONWAY CouNrY.-H. H. Higgins, P. M.. ant John Murray, LelcisbWg.
 LAFAYerrg CouNrY-Gov. James S. Conway Coa'eey
 eong.
 ARKANSAS CouHrY.--Geo Cross, John L. Jones and Gen. Samuel Mitchell Post of .7rkansas. DEsnA ACoUNrY.-Arthur Hayes, Esq, Napoleon FULTON CouNFY.-Hon. Enos C. Hunter, P. M South Fork.
 PHILLIPS Cou0rY.-IIon. J. C. P Tollison, He. cnd.
 CRTTENDEN CouNTy,-peer c. Rives, Esq. and " N Stanton, Esq., Marion
 ST FRANCIS CoUNTY.--James B. Jackson, Esq Mount per0oR.
 k THE STATE OF TENNEssHE,-J M. Tate Esq, and E W. Rowlett x Co.,, Memphis Hon | II. Coe, SomcrriAe.
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ABOLITION PETITION.

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. H. isf5
 Among the petitions presented on themoru- lng Il the 7th was one from Cook county signed bx about s00 citizens, representing {" that the existing provisions of the statutes oi thls Stale. in relation tn free eal9Fea pef- sons. are unjust and odious. oppressive aniau- onisucal io the spirit, if not the letter ol oar constitution and therefore praying that al tees and paris of iairs ,rtiel creaie ans dis. iiHefloH between colored and white persons n this state be repealedn Nr. Arnold. who presented ihis pell,ian.desired il to be under .l"ea ilsat bo F nu abolHioaisi, and that br does not wish Q see an increase uf ihr abnli- tioH far;y ,a our s'ate Therefore. h carry oui his wishes, Be asleocrse.l ,l5a reference If iHe neulea 'e saue appropriate rommilgea, and tt thought ihr iudicsagy committee hest adapted ia the rarFasc This eas ohieeia1 4A iz He=s tue ttfiHH tHas uaf ask aa f#= HH'zs mto lhe expssllsnee uf repetlHHr the laws H qHr#tlal. h.i demands iaeif H.Iisers. miaa.s anA iH'ei fr,,eal -ats.sst.ias ssf .isI.5. t'.t HFHfs e't | make , liue.s5.. 6.
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PnRsNoloGy.-Dr. Crane, aphrenolosist of con. siderable talent and reputation is visit to our city He has delivered two interesting public lee lures on the eneral principles of his science and upon the education of youth phrenologcally.
 In one ofhis lectures, speaking of the influence Of mothers in forming the character of their children he said he had examined the notorious Murrell'. head. some twelve month since; and after conclu. ding his examination, asked him what kind of pa rents he had That MurreIl replied-'My father was an honest man; but my mother was the true gfit-when would steal she would hide for me-
 The Doctor thinks that Murrell was man of un- commonly strong mind, and that if his moral organs had been properly developed and directed in youth, he might have made very useful man.
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lN THE ILLINOIS LEGIsLAruRE-MoRE FANAr- AoisM.-We clip the following from the Peoria Democratic Press Pity but every abolitionis in the Union were married to one of the sooty tribe, and shipped to Africa to live among the people they seem to have such great fondness and sympathy for We would then have less disturbances in the Union. Though white externally, the abominabIe fanatics are dark in feelings and principles and should be sent 10 associate with coascnia kindred
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SANTA ANNA.-It may be seen by the Mexican news on another page, that Santa Anna that mon ster of cruelty, tyranny, and foe 10 human liberty has at last fallen. That he is now powerless pris oner in the hands of those who have justly over thrown his dynasty, and that he will probably be be- headed-Sic scmper igraanis t
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THE RtvER-THE WEArHER.--The river is low again. The very smallest boats alone get up. The weather has for several days past been mild and very pleasant. The peach trees are in full bloom, the willows green and the forest buds begin ming to burst out from their wintry coverings.
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GEN, BRAINtn,r0@ ,0@ a.

The subject of the followin.
 been awarded, at the present ss1s; as l'a' gross, his arrearages of pension n''lon d of twenty dollars month-ba.@ @ . pay of a eaptain-from the 17,b "s 1874, to February, l843. WbH.S Se!l lie is thus grateful, she will evae as g D1 : te defend her in times of peril VI n aat aging to the soldier to know ,b., "R' 2 fights his country's battles, ieoa,,,i. ,' Y! and limb, he will be provided sd1VFaas lo. ' effects of his service have rendo,.l ,"l WI } capable of providing for himself