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.EGlic83 Notice,

e-ggrf,, DR. JAMES D ELLIS, res.
@ peclluily teudprs hi, services Ia
the cuizgus OF Ripley, aud vicinity
'A-----=s in the various branches # The
80 = .s4 r,r : - " &C. u.
And hopes, BY strict attention 10 his profess
.lana duties. to merit "A liberal share o.
,uhIic patronage.
L5!Iis Ciiee is the snme heretofore occu,
ned by Laird, Ellis 81 Wyman, where b.
nay at I'LL times be found, unless proles
ionaly absent.
Oci'r, Is h, 1912. l-cm.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

iNISlRAIRiX NOTICE.
a 4 the september Term 1874. Of HE
eANsA Probate Court Of 'l'ippah County Mis-
sissippi; Letters Of Administration were
granted to he undersigned, 90 the Estate Of
Pascal W. Palmer. deceased. Notice is
therefore, hereby glveo 10 al persons hav>
tns claims against sa'd Estate to present
hem within he time limited by law, or The
same viii be barred.
MIR Jeremiah II Pickens, is nv Agen'
as Admni+lrsilx aforesaid, to whom claims
may be presented and payments made.
MARTHA p PALMER. Ad,ax
of p w. Palmer Decd
Sept, 5fh 1874 IA Gw
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- ~" fNtff 80" f'f
eVtfg ~ dat eomb,uce u new Volume q
W tHAHH ga Juu MAI, atd 80 h'ei
0,ifs,..tas al ite .Uefauuu ~ remind thus, Hhu
ilttfe tu subsettt im II. ihHt fhls y me ~" =
time 10 10 80 a aufA that hat nsnf - or
oalitioa 81 5 U0.l tppies wees 10 effM ur''
titn e4Hil0t BE- one 81 meHn pfulth'ieus' -,
muf tpudvnct. instructive iniofmhia'lt nha
lAt44ii- tst, IL las ~ t4nnl 20 The h&nsh NV
sunEa II can, dur fuft, be feoHa'n"huea ~
auHHra 10 ptrfJ HtI& " soeielg, without s'iht
az ftstftri and % IL be desiiabie I" put u in,o
The la,pds az thr f,sihg geHefBtiaH ugfeable
and ,n.ttti me reading, ~ setuG To tie ing
H.hand teuch u0ttis circulating 80 suuh pro
lul,u, hammers Journal ia "vi@ eh"'ohut
adapted 90 that purpose.
Terms In order 10 put this worn With'h
the reach pt al CLASSES of the public We haf'
determined 90 Issue tat The very low Frloe "
s ~ per anulib ;and aiso 70 uunish IT 60 ageht
ut - discount fl ~ this price OF 80 per oeot
Aud ~ order TO disseminate the Pubheatnh s,t
more ~ ecs,yeis 1--WE nave determined ~ 4"
Individu, icom anies o individuals "ho may
urier i've copies the advantage possessed oy
ageuts aud To- extend to them also the beheht
a tho di.coutt a remittance Of hse dollars
then, provided 1t be in ,uHd. at parih the city
OF NtW irIk. or not more than lte per cent
discount, viii command I've annual oopi >
The publication is weekly, contains eight pages
tndis printed III III, quarto iorm, with hea'
type and on good paper. It's scarcely neces
sary to state thai the low price at when we
offer the work, wi obhse Us to adhere to the
ash s. stem without any deviation whatever
Editors throughout the country inserting TIM
Prospectus fiur succe, ding weeks, and sending
IA cop, containing it TO tie Albion Office, wli'
be entitled 10 flee copy for one year,
A prii 9, l844.
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ssslraNt Hatch.
COMM ssiON MERCHANT g. GRocrp
Ep,~..

FROM Row, MEMrnls, TEN.
EN IN Keep constantly on hand FIJI
w supply OF Ctfise. Sugar, M.lasses
SAT-, Cotton Baggi,g and ror
&c Nc, which he Wi! sell al The loro,
prices for cash. lie is prepared vih safe
'P'c'"us an" convenient Store, Warehouse
a nd Cot on she'd ani yard; and solicit. o.,
s!gnmen's OF Merchandlze, Conon and
'obacco--on which he will make hh.,.
loot |. 1913
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Trust Sale.

1nY virtue Of Deed Of Trust execute
~-=~ to me by David Danne'ly and Jan,
Dannelly, VIM West, Martha West, A, Ne
K Casey, Mary P Casey, on the Ilh q!
February lS42, to secure the payment Of
certain debts therein mentioned. viii pro-
coed TO sell to the highest bidder for cash,
AT The Town of Salem, riPpah County Miss
On the 18th dog OF april neat,
certain Negro woman bv the name o.
MAMMA, in satisfaction ofsaid debts spe
cited in said Deed of Trust. The above
Deed Of Trust is of record in the Counfy Of
Iippah-The title to SAID negro is believed
to be good, yet ! shall only convey such
tile as is vested IN me BY said deed oftrust
ID B. WRIGHT, Trustee
Octr. 4th lSi4-47-Gm
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~ otder of he Probate Coor If Tip,.h
County, | .han proceed 10 sell nm
me premises, on Monday, November lsL
1874 Onc HUNDRED acres If I.nud. knou,
a. Loo No ) m the pa, Of almoco, .,J
division 81 The huds Of Benjamln I hear.
deceased now on record The Probate CIe,L,
Once Of SAID County. and situated on Soc
uon j0' IN Township / Of Range / Eo.,
y 'na 10 SAID County Of Tppah. Twelvo
n'nt' credit will DO given, the purchaser
4'vnlng bond and good security.
JOHN J CiIEAIRs.
Adm' Of Y. 7. Cheurs de,d
oe'r s2'h lSll-4S--3l flee 81
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Executors Notice.

FEVHE undersigned having heen appo:n-
Il ted by The las, VIII and Testament
Of Seymour spencer, deceased, Fix
ecuior Of his Estate. A persons having
claims against the estate of SAID Decd are
therefore, hereby requested to exhibit The
same wnh'n the tune limited by Law, or
The same will be barred. Those indebted 10
said Estate. are requested to make mme.
date payment.
HIRAM c. SPENCER.
Executor
August 10Th iS4l-4l-6w
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-19
CITY INTELLIGENCE

Reported Bank Faihues- Info, ndcd Rumors.
The city, yesterday morning, wa! thrown into
quite fever, by report which lad been set
ahoat by some SPECTATOR, no doubt, that one
or two Of our City Banks had failed, The re-
port was caught up by madam rumor and
spread throughout the city with speed sur
passed only by Morsc's Electric Telegraph, and
we regret to learn, that III more than one case
poor and credulou persons, who are always the
dupes ofsuch malicious tricks, were induced to
part with their money at is cents in the dol
lar. 1t is needless to say that on enquiry, they
found they had been hoaxed, and that The
Banks referred to were ready and able to meet
promptly all and every demand. We know
not how the report originated, but are inclined
to think that it originated with some worthless
Spectator.
DESPERATE assault. Mr. Samuel Ecker, oil
State street, between Saratoga and Mulberry
streets, was accosted on Monday night and
desperately beaten, in the nelghborhood OF
CLAY and Park streets. He reached his home
where he was waited upon by Justice Wight,
who took his deposition, upon which Edward
Gllin, James Peregov, Samuel Clark and
Harvey Heyncr, were arrested, charged with
having perpetrated the outrage. They We're
taken to the western ttch-honse, from whence
they were taken to jail.
MMquest. An inquest was held late on Mon
day afternoon by James Hooper, Esq, Coroner,
over The body ola coored child, about months
Old at the residence of its mother, in Saratoga
street. Verdict of the jury, "Died from the
visitation of God" The child was found by
its mother dead upon her bosom, when she
awoke on Monday morning.
The nepr Independent Engine. This magni-
cent apparatus had a preliminary tria y1ster-
day afternoon at the yard of her bui. Ter, Mr..
JOHN Rodgers, in High street. She lily au-
swetcd all expectations.
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rFor the American Republican.

CHRIST HEALING THE Sick. This painting
has given the highest qualification TO the edu-
Gated, the refined and the pous. Jesus Christ,
the Saviour o. mankind, is represented in the
grand exercise Of one of his powers of omnipo-
tence. A soft light falls upon the group through
the ranges of columns, from the chandeabra of
the very holy of holes; while to the right of
the centre the eye ranges through the spaces
between the massive columns and penetrates
into one Of the inner courts of the temple,
above which, soft summer clouds, dimly seen,
lay piled in majesty and grace. The scowl Of
the heather, the countcnances of Scribe, Priest
and PhariScc, the look Of pleasant and benevo-
lent triumph on the countenance of each true
disciple, the grateful devotion of those who have
been healed, and the utter hopeless aspect of
those bleachcd by disease, who trcmuous-
ly and teariuly await their cule--al! form
the prominent impressions Of a life group of
more than sixty distinct figures, as Illustrative
ofthe skill Of the painter, as it is Just and hon
orahe to the benevoeuce and omnipotence of
the Son Of God. If there are any who fail to
sec this picture md examine the beauties Of the
painter, II will be entirely for the want of a
mind and talent TO appreciate it. And this ex-
cuse can scarcely avail much, for the lectures
90 to instruct and mpart the beauties and mea-
ming Of the picture so eloquent of Christ with
in the walls of a temple, wherein lie healed the
sick. l.. l..
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A GoLD MINE Nv MARYLAND. NJ.

A GOLD NINE IN MARYLAND. M.
IN DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot, No. la Pratt
st opposite the Railroad Depot, next TO Brad
shaw's United States Hotel. Adventures have found
this stahIishmenttO he Gold Mine Uf the richest de
scrIEtion for DOfLt pays all prizes sod at his office
III gold. There was more than = III ,0UJ in this coin
and for prizes sud last week al til capital prize de-
pot and on reference to another part Of this paper
there u III be found an advertisements Tor $500 more
for the same purpose. CAN aud pai:ipae in some of
this giod luck. The following splendid schemes are
TO be drawn lhs week, the capital prizes in which ar
Tor sale as abJVc.
WEDN GsDAY, capital s3O, 900, tickets . 10, SHARES
in proportion
THURSDAY, capitals 81 5000, tickets %, shares
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tiekc $4 shares il
pFOportinl.
SATURDAY, capital 5000, tickets 81, shares in
proportions Certificates of full pack &c, containing
D whole uckcs, viii be sold for Sa % halves for So
D quarters FIR 81, - eishhs 81 So. This the schene
for the money.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who Pm
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest varie of lucky nu lbers BY
,ae package, single tick t, or 3hare All ORDERS LEI
u all or otherwise, address Sed to
NJ. DOYLE, Ao.l44 Praustreel,
Ii fRl Opposite b Q. q. Z r Depot
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CHRIST HEALING THE RICK, On Monday and yes
terday thirteen schools have been to see this painting
at the Odd Fellows Hall. Nj, Kerr's, Mrs. West's
Nh. Lrister's, Mr. Getty's, the Hons-st., Luther
and ST. Andrews schools were present yesterday -
What gratifying lesson, and how windy scene Of
this kind is forced upon the minds Of youths II viii
never be togotien and teachers OF guardians who for
get take their charge to behold lie scenes will have
to labor long before they convey the same dei tt
them. Adults are apt to be led as well youths to g
more diligent search of scrip,ural history Go one
go all, and examine this divine and almost living
Ception Of the immortal West
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@sltertcarI Rent1Dltcau,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nov. 10, ls45.

PueL,c Orrrcr. He must have a marble
heat. destitute entirely of the "nllk Of hunaU
kindness ." who has no commissoration for the
man in public Office, who possesses the bc-tow-
al Of patronage. He is like the hunted stag
turr which way he may he is bcsct. Even IN
his dreams he must see scowling faces OF beg
glrr petitioners. Compared with his !abor-
those Of the field are light and pleasant; Tor
even whilst running the furow, the farmer
can have a light heart, and sing chccriIy,
,,Mcnc so well As farmers k"."r .,..,
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h1'0 arrays '0,''0'''o ,'''' '','0'''",,
h'gn an" ''o"o,%0i' P''"''p'''-"'0 s''''' &c
$40" 70 'c''e'o t'0' ''0 '''' 'o''C ""y ''' ''',
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HoLLIDAy-sr. THEATRE. The very popular new
comedy of cold Heads and Young Hearts" will be
performed at this theatre to- might, with cast of char
actets which cannot fail 10 secure full house. We
notice aIso that Mr. Murdoch, whose triumphant
cess in the Eastern cities mas been almost without
parallel, will appear on tomorrow night in The char
acter of Claude Melnoue.
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GJ-OFFICIAL DRAWING Of the Nd. ConsOIi
dated LOTTERY, class No. as for lsi5:
co 50 u % 20 &c 50 81 II 81 &c 81 10
IS and Co. being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each S25
IS and y, being the 81 and 81 drawn Nos. each 20
% and -, being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each l6
20 and %, being the 4lh and 5lh; Or20 and 26, be
ing The 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each 10
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, 60 !!
FROM the old established House of
EMORY, No. . n. Calycrt-st,
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DEATH on THE PALE HORSE. We would invite all
who have not yet seen this great production of a
masters pencil 10 the session room Of the Light st.
Church, to feat their eyes and in,ellects upon the
breathing canvass there suspended. As the price of
admission is only 70! cents, and the agent not know
ing At what moment he may receive instructions to
leave the city, would advise the numbers that
ANXIOUS 10 see it, to call to day and witness Cor them
selves the power Of the painters at.
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10 HOWARD DIVISION, No. 2 SONS OF
TEMPERANCE. Members are requested 10 attend
the meeting on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18Th inst.
on business ofimportaner. All members having Col
lars out are expected 10 return them TO the Division
on that evening. BY order,
/. nl7.3s JAMES RUSSELL, K. S.
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CON y q M PHONE

Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis,
Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Pain
in the Side and Breast, Whooping
Cough, Group, and all Disea-
sos of the Liver and
Lungs, Broken Con-
stitution, &c
GtOESU NJ PTLVECS! READ * REPECTY
" ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF CON
SUMPTION At NORRiSTOWN, PA we tokr
great pains to procure authentic and respectable Ger
uiCWrs aud never give publicity to any other
To DR.. Swaync, Philadelphia: Dear SIr--It affords
nle gr at sanS' teton 10 av before an American public
We ""ndHIm .a,'rF" OF your COMPOUND Syrup Of
Wild cherry, IN curing me Of that treaniul disease
Consumption, ate III other means had laed. was
attacked WIKI Pan IN MY breast, very much affecting
my voice and lungs, aud a troublesome cough and
sure throat My bowels were COsliyp appetite nearly
gone: ana my stomach was SO very weak lha my Ply
SiCihh was AT luSs 10 know what to do for me,
tiylhINg used, IN the shape OF medicine. was immp-
diattly rejected remained for nOutns in this awful
condition and gave upali hopes of ever recovering
heafhg OF ne wonderful cures daily Performed by
yNuF lhFMuablA medicine, in Coughs, Odds Astbmss
'houpiHE Cough, and all diseases of the Lungs and
Breast, reluctantly determined to nv it, purchased
bottle OF your Agents in this place flO,ye L Lenp-
aker) which appeared to take hOld of M disease and
TehtVe me-" continued using il until II gradually re-
stored 10 health ard strength Several Of nv friends
were aLH".ed N t'ie same manner that myself,
when dec'hen using the syrup; they am sorry 10
say, appear to be fast approaching that bourne where
no traveller returns As expect soon 10 lea We these
pats, give you this as a standing memorial to the
great virtues OF your invaluable Compound.
b T.. WILCOX, NOnistown Pa
CAUTION All preparations from the Wild Cherry
Tree, except DR.. Swayne's both fictitious and
counterfeit, and sprung up years after this valuable
medicine had introduced itself into the sick chamber
therefore ask for Or. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, and purchase no other. The genuine
ARTICLES prepared only by DR.. Swaync, whose Office
has been removed to N. w corner Of Eighth 4 Race
streets, Phiiada.
baltimore .8gents-I P. Cook, No rs Baltimore st;
Slaber * CaHby, Pratt street wharf; J. w. & Z. W.
Davis, No. 3l4 Baltimore street.
District .8sents-R. Famham, Washington, D. o.;
VIM. Stabier Il Bro, Alexandria. ID. c.; George M
SOthorOn, Georgetown. nl9-tApSr
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FIRE. The stone mill near Chester, Della
ware county, Pa, owned by Enos Sharpless,
and occupied as grst and dyewood mill, was
burned down on Sunday morning. The dam
age is estimated at about $500, part of which
was insured.
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NC CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Cold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; silver Spoons; Cold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited 10 examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment which is com
pcte. AT his Old Established Sore, Water ST., Cd door
from Calvert, Opl
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hF-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, fer sale by the case, Dozen
or single Plate.
ALSO the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES To be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES. of entirely new
patterns never hcnrc introduced in Baltimore, made
order of the very best materials aud by the best
workmen; together with Git BOX C0HNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN pANOS,
Sc. &C.. for sale aud made order, cheap they
be obtained at any establishment in the United
States T.. :. FRYE Err,
Milf No | North Gay street.
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SAP ACCDEN.'. A son of Gen. Harvie, OF
Richmond, Va, was killed on Sa urday by
the accidental discharge Of his gun.
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FiRE AT FREDERICK We learn from the
Boonsboro' Odd elbow, that on Sunday nj !ht
last two stables a granary and two fine horses
were consumed in Frederick City. The sre
was the work o. an incendiaIy
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sTAnLER& CANRY. 100 W. Ptatt-s

STABLER Y CANDY, lao w. Piatt-st,
Also, by George X. Tyler, - E Baltimore street;
Seth ;. lance, Baltimore aud Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and ilanoVer-sts J. F.
Perkins x Brother cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph .. stanshury, Gil Thames 81; Elisha H. Pef-
kins, corner Market and GTeen-sis; George H. keer,
No. 1873 Baltimore street. My NV
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- $780,,
{GS- MESSRS. flORS-Uesrous Of cohulhut-
pg our slae in awarding justice where II IS due ana
appreciation TO those Of our cu2tnS VINO meht H.
we would dtrct the attention st inc Conu!unni
~ TO an institution very near cur C"i, anu W.Iinn
less man an nouns ride OF H. MI EiEhS ', u"
whose charge 1t ls placed, was the pfeccp.or q, wv
placed under his care at a well known academy at
that time in Baltimore street, with nm we SIhhlrn
the Latin and Greek languages, Arithmetic IeogIa
phy, and some branches OF ihr Nlathem1ucS' we
nave seen some hlte OF the wo'I" ShGe IHd F.I!.,'
and upon comparison with those we nave Utt WIN
elsewhere, OF s PROT SSipn, we WI" 40 h' 'le Jus
ce 10 say, that few were equal, and none snperlo,
~ me translation and Analysis oI u'e hou'H "'Iu
"feeH W itefs lie mas such coHiihhHu VI ii'i3""4
as to set forth, IN BOD relief, the bran,t7 anu ever
icNtir' OF lh0se iIus'I1uS Hu'Nrfs u" 'N'n"'uh'
Gates mathematical kn"wlrogr "iih e's, ana agru
fa'@' fI"m zoe IthGlh r lIN' "f HIS '''' " ~ - Wy
c'p"i we MoNta cIlN' MN aiiu"S'' ''u ,, y, 81
ana 'Huhh!e ciliH"Hs' l'' DiE''' o'''@'
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w - W. ~" ere
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mIHg"I,E i'i'Es'' - !" at,,"' ""' Nv a.,
, 49, y - L L,,,hI h.f,,, MN
"'' % '''i -, t "''' :. ,sI,i -s,jIru /, y >.
IL ny ofo'r' san i '''' IL ~. "a -
e-,.pi1EIruhTI.u Thousands srtl;.r with this
l.ytG,t n,,lii n',l,r he n,,st,k,t, idea maj II
n,,,I bn C,,r,+ pn, yr ossry, ,ba, thr Indian We.
.,ahi, II;yir II ;ir,er, vii ,utc any ease and
ycf"r me sEantica ~ me foloyjnr gentlemen who
Lo,,n hoe, on ed. NJ Wr, paarsnu AT 1ammany
I'M If ~ yaors standing. Mr. las c. REYNOLDS I5i
IN, v,rin strgcI Mr. G FrrrbGrn, ls3 Front street;
Mr. q Marion 1Gg N,di nu St We can refer YOU to
mnnofeoI IN S t ny Wm" avJ Dee WV Yo "" ''
10 bc Ind NJ thr conner of Eatmore and Hanover
ste Roltinorr Also nj The corner oC Baltimore and
II,ry;so, IT. and at 81 Thames street II
-
my- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND mil
TATIONS The unparalleled and astonishing eff
aacv of nr Wistar,s Balsam of Wild Cherry in all
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DEATh ON THE PALE IIoRsE As this fine
P'oIufo @ still being exhibited in Light street,
at a 10" sum for admittance, we advise every
ore VINO mas not yet seen it, to take advantage
of the favorable opportunity now offered. The
subject Of the painting, embracing as it does,
one OF the most obscure portions of the New
Testament, more particularly known as oJobn,s
Vision, OF The Opening Of the Seals, has =
tendency to impart to the mind of the spec,a.
tor moro forclblg the writing Of the inspired
pe1man, and gives rise 10 host of IDEAS which
were before unknown 70 the imagination.
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RICH NEW GOODS


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Splendid Ombre Shaded CAsHMERES
Splendid Printed Cashmere latest Paris promenade
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CURRY, Baxter, another ofthc murdcrers
of Col. Davenport at Rock Island, has been
found guilty and sentenced to be hung.