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ANrIorPATINe SroRM BY THE MAGNETIC
rELEoRArH.--The various uses that will be
ound Tor the Magnetic Telegraph, will not be
ully ascertaned Till it comes fairly into opera
ion. The knowledge Of few facts, however.
nabies the public to form an idea of some Of
he useful ends it may serve. The Toledo
Ohio) Blade points cut how il may Be the
,eans Of guarding against disaster on the coast.
asserts that storms progress from leeward to
vindwsrd, and instances the snow storm Of the
9TH and 18th February. which began At Tole-
on Saturday. at p. Met Buffalo at 8 p.
l.. and at Boston at about 8 o'clock on Sunday
,orning. The Blade proposes to save our coast.
rs from shipwreck by means Of the telegraph.
when that is established. they at Toledo will
able 10 give US fifteen or sixteen hours notice
fihe approach Of 4 noubeas,erly storm. and
esscls will have time to provide for their safety.
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Notice.

T1vHE subscriber beine appointed by the Court
i OF Common Pleas Of Northumberland county.
Auditor, TO ascertsn and report the liens under tie
second moresee upon the real estate Of the Shame
kin Coal and Iron Company, in said county, in
order ths, dis,r'buii IN may lie made of the pro-
ceeis Of the lac sher's sale Of sid estate, among
The lien csliiors, on the first Monday Of the next
April ceun, at Sudbury, al persona holding OF
claiming liens against said estate ara her. by reaui
red 10 present them To the subscriber, a, his Office
in sunbury, on or before the aisi day of March
next. II. b. MASSER.
Feb. Gath, ls46-4t Auditor
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CRoNw FILL.

THE GREAT PATENT CAsE.-The Supreme
Court of the United States adjourned sine die on
Monday Before the adjournment there was de-
eision upon the great patent case a. well as sew.
eral others of minor importance. The Court
have decided in favor Of Wilson in the patent
case, and they have decided that administrators
may take out an extension of the patents; that
assgnees are only protected like grantees in the
use of machines actually bought and in use, and
not in any exclusive right or rights to make and
vend; that they have no right TO the extension
passed under the covenants between Woodwork
4 Strong, and Emmons, Twogood & Tyack
These are only some of the important points
The Court were unanimous for Wilson: the
Judges MeLane and Woodbury. dsented from one
or two of minor importance.
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PRorasirY RsBuKEp.-The lodge of Odd Eel.
lowsin Bridgewater. Mass, have passed the fol-
lowing resolution -
''That profane swearing is a wanton and un-
provoked vice, not induced by any temptation of
honor or gain, breach Of common decency aud
courtesy in the common intercourse Of man with
nan, and recommend that a brother who is ha-
oituated to the disgracefal practice, he brought
o trial therefor"
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JOHN B. STRY Err,

Of tie late firms # Ntwkirk q Sfryksr, and
&ryker 4 Pogue,
HAS resumed The Wholesale Dry Goods Busi-
Il ness, and now offers for sale. at Nos. IL and
IA Bank street, PhilsdslPhis. adjoining Myers,
Claghorn Il Cos Auction Store, No. 7s Market
street, q general assortment Of Dry Goods, chiefly
purchased al auction q, q very small advance for
cash, or city sccep,snces.
Believing that his long experience in purchs.srg
viii enable him TO sell his Cords q, the loves, Mas>
ket picss, he invites hi. old friends. snd Others
wishing TO buy, 10 favor him with ealh
Philsaslphis, Nov. J., e4Ss~,ea
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BRASpRKrR's PILls cure oil affections. simply
because they make the blood pure--sbstract out Of
il those qualities which produce disease, and give
to i, those qualities which produce health.
Now every solid par, Of the human frame is
made from the blood. and the food we eh is cons
vered into blood to supply the waste our bodies
ere continually sustaining. So in the ordinary
course Of nature we msnufsc,ure our entire bodies
in about nine years. from the food taken into our
stomachs Suppose the cir we have lived in for
some time has been loaded with matters deuimen-
,sl to hesh or ous food for long period has been
Of an unwhoiesoms Kind, or thst the mind hss been
much uoubled-for grief. anxiety, or great sl,en-
ton to any particular point is sure TO occasion bad
effects in the blood. Any Of these causes existing.
good blood canno, he supplied TO the body.
But let Brsndre,h's Pills hs used daily under
these circumstances, in doses Of from two to six
pile. or % the csss shall determine. Whsi Is their
efIsc,i II is TO carry of The impure matters from
the blood, leaving only The good To renew every
part Of the body. Whs. vas unsound now be.
comes sound, and the stomach soon gets into 90
healthy condition tbs, even bad cir or unwhol
some food for tine are unable 10 injurs the health
materially.
or Purchase Of n. b. Mssser. sunbury, or Of
the agent. published in sno,hsr part Of this PsPsr.
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~.
z-zss.ss3l being strictly fire proof, and
iha, they will ress, the FIRE Of sny building in the
world. The outside case Of the Safes are made Of
boiler IRON. the inside case Of sospstone, and be.
tween the outer case and inner case 10 a space Of
some inches thick and is flled in with ndestruc.
hhie mnteral, no as To make il an impoesbility to
ever burn any OF the contents inside Of this Chest
These Sospstone Salsmanders we are prepared
and do challenge the wsrld 10 produce sny article
in the shape Of Book Safes that will stand a. much
heat, Snd We bold ourselves ready At all times TO
have them fairly ,estel by public bonfire, should a.
nv Ct our competitors feel disposed to try them.
We also continue to manufacture and keep con.
stsntly on hand. large and general assortment Of
our Premium AM,ipht Fire Proof Safes. cf which
We have large quantity in use. and in every in.
stance they have given entire satisfaction to the
psrchasers--of which we will refer the public to .
few gentlemen who have them in use.
N. & g. Taylor, les north 81 ST.; A. Wright
& Nephew, Vine 81. wharf; Alexander Csror, Con-
veysncer corner Of Fibert and 9th ss.; John NJ
Ford, 80 north 81 st.; Mvrr- Bush, 20 north 81
st.; Bailey e. Brother, 1873 Maket ct; James NJ.
Paul. l0i south 4'h st.; DR. David Jayne, = south
Sd st.; Matthew +. Miller, 20 south Sd st.; and
we could name some three or four hundred Others
il !, were necessary. Now we invite the attention
Of the public, aud particularly those in want Of
Fire Proof Safes, TO call Ut store before purcha.
sing elsewhere. and we think we can satisfy them
tina, they will get better and cheaper article at
our store than any other establishment in the city.
We also continue 10 manufacture Seal and Co
pying Presses, made in such msnner as 10 an.
.wer both purposes; Hoisting Machines, Fire
Proof Doors, with our own manuiscture Of locks
on them, with ID. Evsns's Paten, Keyhols cover
attached to the same; plain and ornamental Iron
Railing, &c.
n. B.--We keep constantly on hand large ss.
sortment of our Patent Slate Lined RefrigeI tois.
Water Filters and Cooiers; and we have also on
hand several second hand Fire Proof Chests taken
in exchange for ours. which We will dispose Of q.
verv low prices.
Philadelphia. January 24'h, ls46.-ly
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DsArH or tbs "FAIIH ~ AvA."-Ws see II
announced in the Baltimore papers. that Mr..
Rshsb Marchsll, well known throughout the
country, as the "Fskir Of Avs," died ss Louis
vile on Tuesday last, Of dropsy in the chest.
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On Sunday last, BY the Rev WIN. r. Smith. Mr..
WILLiAn GAsEiEs. Of Danvills, 10 Miss MARcA.
BET Waissr, Of fNerihumbeIlsnd.
AZ Bloomsburs, on the 2eth ult. by the Rev
Gsssgs C. Drake, GEoReE L. ]. PAIsrEa, Junior
editor ofthe Money Luminsry, to AnrIiA War
SON BOWMAN, Of WilkesbaTrs,
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TEXICO g. MEAS!

"TfIE CRY ls--aTILL THEY COME"
lNOME WHERE! Why where do you sup
pose hut to the Cheap Store Of Henry Mssser,
in Market street. Sunhury. And for what purpose
do you think they come! Why to buy cheap. to
he sure and save a, leas, 20 per cent They 'front.'
do nothin' else" because it is a well known fact
that at
HENRY MASSER'S STORE
the very best articles are sold st the very lowest
prices. Now come. one and ali; hut don't sll come
st once. and JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES!
Where you will find q Splendid Assortment Of
FAN and Winter Dry Goods,
Just received, smong which are the following Sn.
perfiae French Brosdc!oth; West cf England do;
Heavy Beaver do first rate article for Overcos,s
end great variety Of Wool Dyed. Black and Fan.
cy Csssmeres. Saine,ts Mousselin. de.lsines, Rep.
dr.lsine., Cashmeres, AIpaecas. &c, &c. Also, a
besutfu assortment of Cslicoes of the latest styles
snd patterns, which wi be sold cheaper than ever
also, Woolen and other SaaNls ia great variety.
from 40 cts 10 $40; q general sssor,ment of Ho-
siery, Gloves, suspenders. Mits, &C., &C.; large
assor;men, Of Women's. Mems and Mi-ses Gum
Shoes which will be sold cheaper than ever before
offered.
He .ss likewise, in addition n the above stock,
en- extensive assortment of Queenspare, Hardtoare,
Sdddiery and Grocsries-Sagar from 10 10, l2a
and l6 e,s. per 10; Good Coffee a, 10, Very Besr
a,I2S. Also. Nsils, Sihkes; Iron; sandersn's hest
Cast Steel English, American and Sweed Blister
do in short, every thing taat l. usually kept in a
Country Store, eli Of which will be sold at very
reduced prices.
or Country Produce Of oil kinds taken in ex-
change for Goods.
suubu,y. Nov. 2ed, ls45
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.MR ECNM N u NI
PI 4 n @ S.

vTyHE SUBSCRIBER has bten appointed ar.n'.
for Ire sale e CONRAD MEYERS Gel.
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD III.
AMOS, at this place. These Pianos have Plai",
massive and be ssufu exterior FIJI b. and, fnr der'h
and sweetness of tone. and eleg ince Of ~orkman.
ship, are not surpassed by any in the United State,
TIE following is q recommendation hom CAaL
DuKrs, celebrated performer, and himssh man
A e. A IL I'd.
HivISs had the pleasure Of trying the exre'-
lent Piano fcr,es menfactured by Mr.. Meyer. snd
exhibited ., the lss, exhibition of The Franklin L.
sttu,e feel il due 20 the true merit OF the maker
to declare that these instruments are quite 'qus
and In some respects even superior, 10 all The F'>
sno Fcrtes, saw at the capitals Of Europe, and
during sojourn Of two years al Pans
Thesa Pianos will be so'd st the manufac.ur,T-
Invest Phsdelphis prices, II not something lowg'-
Persons are requested 10 call and examine E.,
themselves, st the residence Of he subscriber.
Supbnry. Nav II. ls4s, II. r. MASSER.
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y a. ID. IB46.
Grand Jurors.
Delo,ome-Jsmes Armstrong, Joseph Nicely.
Mhon.-Leonsrd Shesrer. Daniel II. Gamer.
ChiMsquaque.--Henry Csul. Elijah Hill, Ro.
bert Giffen. W,lli.m Csstei
Point-Jnhn Garret.
Northumberland. - Andrew Wilson, George
Even.
Sunbu-y Fisher.
Augusfd.-Samuel Gsringsr. Solomon E,er.
Shamokin. Daniel Miller.
Rush.-Ssmuel (;iIineer.
CoaI.-Andrew Klineer.
Upper Mahonoy Jacob Strasser Samuel Z TO-
ter. Peter Seller Jacob Geist. Daniel Kaufman.
Lower Mahonoy-Philip Ksrsetter
Little Mahonoy -Nicholss Dru unhellsr.
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Traverse Jurors.

IUrbut.-John Sample.
Le,Ois.-Jscob Jsrret. William Mcclure. David
Lilly.
Dela,pre John D. Linehach. Wilson Hu,che.
sor, John M. Thatcher, Peter Shady, Joseph
Hayes George Watson.
Mhon.-Jsmes Whittier. Palmer Johnston Hen
~ Wilhelm. John Leb, Jacob Miller, John Evans,
Patrick Montague.
ChiHsguague. Voris, William Housel,
Thomas Raser.
point.-John Deal. Henry Morgan.
Neutrality-suspicious. Tsggsrt. Thomas Cas-
kips.
Sunbury-Daniel Henineer.
Augusta -Ssmnsl Reilsnd, Dennis Woolvcrlon,
Henry Brewer. Peter Kresger. John SiarneI, John
q. Shipmsn, Thomas Snyder.
Shamokin.-Chares Marin, Samuel Kelly, Nj.
choIas Yccum, Christian Bauscbisg.
Rush.--Willism Bear, Jacob Miihsm. Henry
Weaver.
Upper Mchonoy Jonathan Rei,., John Msu.
rer. jr.
Lo,eer Mahonoy.--Jscob Bower. John Michael,
yscnh Snyder.
Lit,e Mahonoy.-I.asc Dornscif. Samuel Wa
gcner.
Jaekson.--H.nry Lat.ehs Daniel Hibish.
Petit Jurors.
Twbut-Hpn,v Foi'mer.
Leuis-Peter St,hl Thomas Russel.
Dek,,oare-J'sse Psker, Joseph Irwin.
.9fhon.-C. A. Lanqen.
rhiGsquaque. ue.-Chsrles Search, Nathan Jarret.
Po'nf.-Daniel Robins.
Northumberland. James Hilburn, Thomas Wi.
,hingtcn. Daniri Brsutiesm.
Sunbury.- Reuben Feeeiy.
AugtistG, David Reeser, Solomon HertIel, snt,
john Hsr,. Frederick Haas.
Shamokin.-Solomnn Keller. William Ammer-
man. James John, William G. Kase, David Miller,
Daniel Feeely, David N. Lake.
Rush-john Deshs. Jacob Gesrhart, Peter
Hsuehswout.
Coat Solomon Dunkelberger, Henry Keyser.
Michael Derrick.
Upper Mahonos.-Anthony Yoder, George
Ress'er. Jons'hsn Eisenhari.
Lo,Der Mahonoy --Is,se RothermsI. Peter VIII.
mer
Jrckson--John nohner.
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EVANS & WATSON,
No. 70 South THIRD SraEEr,
Opposite the Philadelphia Exchange,

Manufacture and keep cor.
stantIy on hsnd, . large as>
lsovtmen, If their Pstent Inn
proved Sslsmander FIR E
PROOF SAFES. which are
- constructed a. 10 set at rest
all manner of dcub, ss to their
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Death OF SPORTING CLERoyMAN-The
Rev. Hardy M. Cryer, of Sumner County,
Tenn. died on the 9Th instant. He was buried
with full Masonic honors. The deceased was
a good man, but very eccentric. He is well
known in the West for his connection with
blooded horses, about which he wrote much and
well. In England. he would have been keen
sporting parson. fond of fox.huntlng and race
horses. A characteristic anecdote 10 told of
him.
He owned fine race horee in conjunction
with a celebrated and successful turfman and
trainer, and when the fact was made known to
his parishonere, they made inquiry ss to its truth
and the charge was brought home to him. At
a meeting of the elders, the reverend gentle.
man was called before them to excr'pae himself
from the heinous offence of running horse in
u race Feeling that il would be idle to put
his defence upon the rational ground of the
morality and utility Of racing-a defence which
he was very competent to make with ingenuity
and force-he made up his mind to confess and
avoid as the lawyerssa Accordingly he ad.
dressed them thus :-'It's true, gentleman. Tom
Watson and do own Jake Creoth together
and he's not bad horse ether-when he starts
he wins Old man Watson trains and runs
him at his own expense get half his win.
hinge, because allow my half Of the horse to
run when Col. Toms half goes. If You will
provide way for my half to remain in the sta
bic during the race, am perfectly willing to
retire from the turf Whether the elders
were convinced by this logic, or were molliaed
by his having named the horse after the Rev.
Jacob Cresth. celebrated pescher, we know
not but he was not dismissed from his charge"
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have arranged plan which will be terrible to
our Spanish aegressors.
"Senor- possesses many ofthe secrets Of
the government, fact which will render the
success of our scheme certain, which is no other
:han to liberate our unfortunate Cuba from the
tyrannical yoke which Expresses her. and annex
ourselves to the classic land of liberty.
"Pleese to publish this article over my own
signature, since Idesire that in all coming time
it may be known that was one Of the first to
announce, through you, to the world, this glori.
mIs revolution, which will have been accom-.
plisI,ed, ,oithoui fail, at the coming carnival.
{'he pas, week, from the 23d of February TO
the Cd of March) or at an earlier day. You
may be certain that. before this announcement
can possibly reach here in return. the glorious
flag, the symbol of our Independence, which my
own daughters and those Of our noble friend,
Don---, ere now secretly engaged in EN-.
broidering, will wave in triumph over all our
forts and castles. lremain, &c.
The Chrono'ype says that this letter has been
in the city about three days, and it adds that
1.-THE plan involves the complete abolition Of sla.
very in the islands IF Cuba and Porto Rico,
after the example Of Bolivar aud the Su:h
American countries. Boston Ad. March,
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Michael Neidig's Estate.

MiChacI Neidig's Estate.
A III. pessons having unsettled acc UNITS with
said estate are hereby mortified for the last Time
to call the subsc ibe's without delay for settle.
meni. otherwise they win be dealt with sccordiug
TO law. GEO, CONRAD.
SAMUEL 8. WAGNER,
Augusta. March 7ih. ls46-3t Admire
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LIST OF JURORS
Grand Jurors.

OF Northumberland County. for April Term
~ A. d. ls46.
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Reported 1sarrsetisn IN Caba.
The following appears in the Boston Advo.
cate Of the 9TH inst
"The following parts ofa letter from Cuba
are published in the Chronotype Of yesterday.
The letter purports to be addressed to the editor
Of the Aurora. which the Chronotype says is
"a Spanish newspaper, published in this city,
devoted to the dissemination Of liberal princi.
pies in the Spanish Americas" We give the
letter-from which it will be perceived that
the parts likely to have given it credit are
omitted-for what il may be worth -
"Gents--An insurrection isat the point Of be.
ing declared in this city, oil minds being weari-
ed out with the econtinued renewal Of vexations
BY the infamous robber, who has been sent to
US BY decrepit Spain. The intrepid sons Of
Cuba, Don, Don--,Don -, Don
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Dissolution OF Partnership.
THE Partnership heretofore existing bsiw.en
i the subscribers. under the firm Of Heffner e.
Rhoads, was dissolved Oh The Is, day Of April,
iS45. by mutual conssnt. Benjamin Heffner is
duly authorized to settle the hus,nrs. Of The firm.
BENJAMIN HEFFNER,
HENRY RHOADS.
or Books. Notes. Judgments. and sl! accounts
are IN The hands Of David MsrtE. ESQ.,, far collse.
zion. B HEFFNER.
Shamokin, Feb. 2e, lsl6.-at
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LIST OF CAUSES.

IrOR trial IN tho Court Of Common Plsas Of N or
thumhsfisnd County. .. April Torn. ts4e
commencing the first Monday, being the 9th.
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j 4 Tat.a4u Sa,s..#. Cas,, %. l.. id Ga o.-t
n hid t3r D-,fd Caung. rhe l. Il day OF SIP
,rmser. Is ..
Smna.o II. y ivis, Bar krr Pr.stan and j,hn o
I-~Ich late nrlcaan. saI ;'lttntrs under hr 81 +
IA FIN ul D,ss, Pf>ul y Go, sho sir iof the To-
lit 4 BJAtrf Preston, fainlt,.
Cuah " bite aad Nleioil, Il beri,on. Sheriff u; Erd
i't comfy ani as sue. administrator. With me VII
3qlexed. ul : .srph " mr. deed. ID endlnS.
Il GBASCLRY.
The |, 'irnI NJ, L rilh " hIle. VII Is onl ot lkis
c,nHtty aesus wlilfn tn Painful appears 10 have
rIceetd IN Tie mole prescribed ~ Law, dust ais ut
DEFENDANTS still iains Il appear and aaoner: o. The
nIttnH OF tue Phu., ~ counsel tht,r bill Is taken II
rIuasS-d dr-irlaff; and rhi- Ity. hS cdn-s
10 D. hard Jpn tire bill, the dieter a.f,
y .chua, Il t1rr>pn, Sheriff al lrIpfd county and -
such asmlnislfa"r, VI The viii aaaesrd 81 JssePa
W hte dec'j The lep lGt'lDl thereto, the exhibits The
suhiU awarded therein on the - ID uty 81 February,
80, Which appears IL have berH duly rAecutrd he
d5irndini, Nicholas X t5ffsun. arsuel y cuutsr.
/ mn consideration nhrrrot The c,ur benz Il nr opln.
lnl, thai The inter- II the SAID Utah " hr, IA
estate d The 81 d ,srph " hIe and held ior III, tcus
un1er i. will u thu sad Joseph " hllr lra,'e /
Hr suJ=eed to lhe Pamufs de naad t5Jh al, ID =.
rider aud dtcfer, that IL Tend mt 'ariiblls K 1rr
1lu, ile S1'rH 1 Bed1rd tly, and II n n'H-
lsrdlW VII tie VIII annexed II J Isl pt Ahi.r dc'd
d. btit uut lht urgfp mt .juGdt tom yrar 10 IL
I'll, tlam Ills inns, sum sni 'leulls sci Ia satisfy
'hr Pia4ff's demau1 laat h. pr,ceed IN c,ltect III.
Tres al TIE sad urgt5i iitn j ,'dtn rhry tail ~,
aud Tia lac rpHr Tom uaI. ~ HI, cuuir tue
Ici i sa8 cal cHus Is Me same - any pad
thereof my he Collected. and that the sid Nmh1as
Il fcrsln d1 render heart o IIs ourt
an drcaaa Il HE hrre,, llseady due aud ir u
money eh4f1ei uP I'M fle. by thu las viii aud Is
t'npal II r ,a q Jo,rp' " h.,t d~c'l.. and the SID
tomn s,an,r l., ditr#ied 10 r"ruH The saur to tbs
iult, u h ary u.a TT med p'rlnsui ny himself #
1'd = THE pIt''s 10 b. 81 >tird, AM hhery Is
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ANashiueinn halter in lhe Y ! Herald .4,s
li'ui. ~ ai>un ftoro.d- 10 \, bHA Tor i,p fat,,sr
1t rhstiruup ftsscl ir Chaetss and gus To tae Pa
lie as hafef ii d,sfalc>. am opinion that orl.rs
tF' gone "ui ia sez- npn the whole oi Lower Calair
~, ~ "fu'f 10 enable Us 10 secofe commerce of h,
'nl'' "hch Is 81 m"ch Importance, A. wei as sour
hoe p"u, Tor wtal'fs to tcs1u to-
o"i. Mason gnrs ont IN compa with lieut. Watson
y = supposed 10 snpet,ede Col. Srveusun IN The CO ~
mand fihr all'uraa regiment.
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fgIlfF SUBSCRIBED, I.,e a. Ile g. n II Ba4sbi
Z \ n. Naa.e. al .fl., The paae mn h rfstao
IIsirH hun,,It ~ afnica's aaidH2s GA The Gaaaf.
~Hefe be- o, prepared 10 uaaulAatcfe al Articles II hiS
i3gs 81 busiu-sE, -aeI a.
TOBACCO PRIESTS.
I'M p,,ie,a. ~ II,e and trrai strength falafr,.
fiafuer fnma., Blads Levers, &c L'fge tssi NJ !.
Mieia8ery, Tar4s1ipg NJ ,canrs, Natrf P4ss ana
C4st lrn C,.au5s. Bras. B1Ne,, polished a5on
Ba1es. ~. s
h,4In, mp rio, ,sgraat u eaeh department. hrlit-
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