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Every person entited the right of any
the lands within the townships and parm Of townships
above enumerated required establish the 10 the
satisfaction OF the register and receiver of the proper land
oice, and make payment therefor yurticabs
after seeing this nosce and before the day appointed for
ne com mencement Of the public ale of the lands
oaoing the claimed Otherwise soch claim will be for
ieiscd RICHARD N. YOUNG,
Commissioners af the General Land Office
July f2-lawI2w VIZ '.EA f
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Tore NEW MUsIC.-Just received nj the aid 90
Vl tabiished door Fulers hoie follow
ing music which will be sold at four cents page
being o~s-fhird lea than the price charged elsewhere
w. FISCHER.
What if thine eye IS beaming yet
The Old Soldiers Daughter
The Babes in the Wood.
The vocal beauties OF Lucie de Lammermoor.
III not begnile thee from thy home
May hope to call thee friend.
Soft fails the tear-ior three voices
Gems from the opera OF Lucie de Lammernoor.
Juiv IL
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" vol Biographical and Political History Of Congress,
by H. G. Wheeler vol 1873 Bethunes British Female
Poets VOL 1913: Evangene. by Longfeilow vol, ls4s
Bryants Poems, fn and complete edition, VOL ls4o-
price 81 Is; Haccnn., by Upper author OF
Philosophy vo, ISIS Diplomatic and official PsPsrs OF
Daniel Webster, while Secretary of Satr VOL lSas Do
Animals of the Farm by Aen-their breeding
ing feeding, and management vol, Isas.
June n r. TAYLOR
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IENTLEMEN's Wear made to order In the best
VI and fashionable style, OF the following materials
viz.
Brolley's celebrated black French cloths
blue - -
fancy coiored French cloths
Superior black, brown, and green drap dete
black French doeskIns
Is black and blue cassimeres
fancy snge-rnled ca<simercs, styles
plaitl and figured black satin vesngs
rich colored silk and satin Sc
double English Marseilles :"
Also lust received complete of gloves no.
siery cravars pocket handkerchief suspenders c all
OF which invite the of gentlemen wishing
spring supplies H HOOE co.
Maj
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Lives insured 104
NORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMI. HANNAy, Secretary.
CHARLES DE- SKIpfss, No, ii Todd's Buildings,
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7th street, Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory OF the principles and operations
of the company be obtained application n the
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July 4-law4w NAT Init
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OUT-POsT DUTY, by Lieut.. Col ArensrhiIdt,
" hussars.
Light Troops service, by Lieut.. Col Leslie, Goth
Kings royal rifles
Defence OF Ouposss by Captain Jebb, royal engineers
Hints I'd Officers Piquet service, by Capt Glasse, 95k
infantry
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Capt. ker, 7th dragon guards.
Light Troops in the Field by Lieu Mayne, 18th infantry
Jackson on the Formation, Discipline, and Economy Of
Armies
Service and Management of Heavy Ordnance, for the
Royal Regiment OF Arullery.
Evoutions and Man9uvres of a Field Battery and OF
Brigade OF Batteries, by Capt Gore, royal artillery
Ma1wclps Victories of the British Armies
ArtiIerist's Manual, by Capt Grhrhs, royal artillery
4th edition
Fortifcaton for the Rhine Frontier by Lieut. Col Hum
frey. 4
Practical Operations of Siege, by Major General Pas
ley, royal engineers.
Maortie Attack and Defence Of Fortified Places
The Sleges OF Spain by Wetllngtons Army, by Major
General Jones'
Macauiay's Field Forihcations and Field Engineering.
Military Bridges, by SIR Howard Douglas
Steamboats, Military Field Pocketbook
Just imported from London by F. TAYLOR
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Notary Public and General .5xenx,

Oqs No. 8, Upiou BulLdngs, directly under the Unio
OGhce, Warrington, ID. C.,
TTENDS the prosecution Of claims before Congress.
"A and the departments OF the government PEN
SONS and bounyland warrants particularly amended 10
Bounty land warrants purchased and sold The heirs and
legal Representatives of the officers and OF John Pau
Jones's squadron in H79 will find be their
apply Mr. d., be having the rols of the Bon Homme
Richard and Alliance, and Tell glance loho
pho entitled share in the Denmark prizes Per
abroad, who desire business be attended by Mr.
D will be required all pay postage and enclose
a retaining fee of SIS.
Refer members of the 2sth and 30th Congresses
generally.
Mar Z3-ly Intel
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NHOH r HAN

SHORT HAND
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w Short Hints Short Hand, by an Old Reporter l
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Hinton's Easy and Practical System of Short Hand
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F. TAYLOR.
Also Bigeow's self taught Stenographer
Toundrows Guide 10 Short Hand
Goulds Ar OF Short Handwriting.
june IL, lS4s
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cyELPHO's FIRST PnRMIUM An
y GLEsEA LES.-Inuodncsd into the
United States and made sol<ly BY William
Selpno, "a Spring street. New York This
description of artificial leg derives its
name from the celebrated Marquis Of
" alcnoo by whom it has been adopted and worn ever
since first invention by the late ingenious Mr. Poa OF
London whom the present artist was for eleven years
pupil and assistant
structon ar pears excellent well calculated
ali the oblsrrs desired Bui best of all the proof Of
some OF my friends. whom have mutlared, inform
that they are superior to all s's TafESr1NE MOTT
Professor of Surgery, University New York
Also seIPho's Artincial H.nd--An entirely new and
wcarer can open shut BY means OF tho remaining
stump. w. s. will give further information by aPpi.c.-
Wear OBJ Magnetic Telegraph Office. Columbia, South
Carolina, who is authorized 10 receive orders.
July ll-Sm
THE Pubic Aess..ts e G.s~ys wa.Aiasssa. kept
during the revolutionary war, engraved IN INC Imles
and of the interesting documents connected with
his IN tary command and civil administration conPie
volume, thin follo with many engrsylnes ano en-
nI bndns, pros se and SIX dollar.
each For sale Ia few copies oniy) by = r.yrops
July ii E II LOn-
NICHOLS Arhl.eet~r. q tAs Heavens, i vol, Ed
Niehois Contem palons Solar System, vol, Ed
Paslcsi a Atroaony and Geodesy by Professor Mar
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| Asronomie Prac.ique par FrancGur, vol, Paris,
(reodese. par FrancHur, voi Paris,
Elementary illustrations of the Celestial Mechanics OF
Laplace, vol, London,
ferguson's Lectures vol,
Mackay Longitude, z vols,
keIeys Spherics, vol
lannon's Mathematical Tables, VOL,
French Nautical Almanac for 1850,
British Nautical Almanac for 1854.
Imported from England and France together with any
other of the class Of science, by f-rv,o.
! April IL r. a LIN
N TIRABEAU, Life History, volume
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| Panorama from Bunker Hill Monument one Volume Of
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hv Cat 4 r sprsupe s.h infantry, VOL isafGl3
| General Navy List and Navy Laws from l796 DOWN
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| July IA TAI 49,
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il ster. while Secretary Of State vol.
Beck's Botany Of the United States north of virginia.
| vol
Lo,erinss in Europe, by J, ". Corso
The Posthamous Works Of the Rev. Thomas Chalmen.
vols. s-t ett
Eastern Life by Miss Martneau, VOL ~ f,s-
Neander's Life OF Christ, vol s..s.,
Mrs. Adams's Letters new and enlarged edition, vol
Headlev's Life OF Cr0mvw0R, vol ANt1-
Seil-conrro, Ia novel,) By Mary Brunfon, = cent?
Angela, Ia nov-l) by the author OF Two Od Mems
Tales" r. TAYLOR
June II
ET-rERs sSMrs AAa.as via - JsAa AAnana, woGh
IL Introductory Memoir, by her Sandsca, rCnA11xs
ApAwsFourrh add enlarged edition, oonnininr
June rs r. TAYLOR
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an La DORERs WAITED.
WANTED rhe Rsppnhannock Canal three hundred
w Irish German iaborers. Liberal wages given
The country partecfiy healthy.
June I1-Aaw6w
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rs number loiery-l2 drawn ballots.
Tickets $Io-Helves $5-Quarfers So 80.
Certificates OF packages OF p whole tickets yI30 90
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June 24-dAcH Alexandria, Virginia
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TINE Impmted Dramas Of ShaksPsare.-A supple
neuf the Plays OF Shakespeare comprising the
which have been asc-iDed To his pen, but which
are not included in modern editions, viz:
The two Noble knsmen,
The London ProdIgal,
Thomas Lord Cromwell,
Sir John Oldc astie,
The Puritan, the Widow OF Waiting Street,
The Yorkshire Tragedy,
The Tragedy of Locrne,
Com lete VOL, edited by w m. Gilmore Simms ESQ.,
with notes. and introduction each play
Just published
June F. TAYLOR
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THE POTOMAC PAVILION. at this delightful water
ingpace, VIII be open, usual for Tie reception and
accommodation OF visliers The ioh OF June frncy-
Point situnted the mouth of the Potomac yer,
mandng a noble and picturesque view OF the Chesa-
peake Bay Ii OF being about one hundred
miles from the of Baltimore and Washington. The
bethinx place ali mca perfectly SAFE there
10 undercarren and the invalid and Others enjoy
bathing with the greatest security The bathing
have been put complete order, and viii be well attended
To invalid, there place thar present many
for tie promotion Of health. for
peasure sd recreation Constant and regular breeze
renders the at all times perfec tiy and elastic
An excellent cotiion band III attendance an the
season. namber of and sae fishing and sailing
bosts have been provided.
Board per month $50 90
80" 90
:" 50 day 80
Children and servants half price
he steamer Columbia viii leave Washington tor fney
Point every Wednesday al reurning, VII leave
the Point on Sunday
The &earncr psceoa leaves Washington for me roinf
every Sunday att and Thursday Al a m RETURN
ing, viii leave On Wednesday end SATURDAY morning.
afrr A w kIRKWOoD. pro,r,.,.~.
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June $50 wt1stJ nj S2 awtl5ePt
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Every person entitled TO the right Of prescription to
Of lands within the townships and parts OF townships
enumerated required establish The the
of the register and receiver Of the land
office, and make payment therefor as 500" as rncticao
norce and before the day appointed for
of the public sale of the lands embra
cling claimed, otherwise such ciam will be tor
feied RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
July 9-Iaw12w
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Attorney at Lar 0nd -4dc0cat< for CLasnsGszts,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Office ON Fennsyvann- avenue, Jour doors above the
publication eice OF the Union.
Bounty lands, treasury scrip, and pensions procured for
disc haged soldiers and Others entitled them Also, all
claims before Congress and the departments Of
government attended TO with promprltude-
June Tim
lYTEELH Nhipmaster's Assistant, the Of
- chants owners, and of vessels officers Of
TOMS and others connected with the ownership charge
and management or ships and their large
volume containing the acts of Parliament relating to such
subjects; OF navigation and commerce. shipping
piutnge reguiat &c, &c. with
trenrises law of and of agenia OF
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averages bo.onry and respondena bills OF exchange,
foreign moneys, weights. and exchanges New
edition. rewritten throughout and edited by g. Clements,
of the custom house. London William Tate, author of the
Modern Cambist," and q Wimore, barrster at law
Imported by r TAYLOR
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- CELPHOS FTRST FAEAIUM Az
y GLEsEA LEG--Inroducsd into the
United Staies and made solely by William
Selpno, "a Spring street, New York. This
description of artificial leg derives its
name from the celebrated Marquis OF
Anslesea, who lost bis leg in the battle or
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ry,HE Public Aesse.ts - Gss~ys Washiagssa, Kept
during the revolutionary war, engraved in ac sime,
of interesting documents connected with
his military command and civil administrator complete
in one volume thin folio, with many engravlngs ara en-
belshments portraits views, landscapes, Gc tor sale In
plain and bindings, price live and SIX dollars
each. For sale Ia few copies only by roc
Julv r IA Lon
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ETTERs ell Mrs Adams, VIVA - JsAa AAaanAt Wokh
IL introductory Memoir, by her xrandson, CnA11xs
FKAScrs ADAxsFonrh and enlarged edition, oon1ning
the by John Quincy Adams his
On the stady OF the Bibis-complete in volume
June rs r. TAYLOR.
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IMPORTANT FAcT.-A young planter
lately married TO beautiful and intellec-
tual lady, after the honey moon had pass
ed, was panied to observe that his young
bride looked thong htful at times, and a?-
peared 10 suffer much from ennui. Think
ing that this might be caused by the abb
sence of female companions. he induced
several young ladies, relatives, 10 make
his house their LONE, in hopes thereby TO
render her completely happy. This ar
rangement had not the desired effect. His
beloved, though apparently j yous and
cheerful whilst conyersing with him, as
the conversation Jagged relapsed into the
melancholy mood. Surprised at this, he
fell to bordering the cause, and came to
the conclusion to send to New Orleans for
a piano, to be forwarded by the first boat
bound up Red River. Well, the musical
companion at length arrived-and sPlen-
did one il was-of beautiful mahogany,
ofnamented and polished to the value I
five hundred dollar bill. And then II
discoursed such ra,ishing melody. as the
snowy fingers of the young bride pressed
the keys The young planter was IN rap
lures, and congratulated himself OH hav-
ing procured the identical one thing need
full to his angels complete fellcIty.-Poor
man he paid but poor compliment TO
his amiablepartrer's intellect. lie thought
she, could contentedly pass her leisure
hours in stunning over aPiano forte.
He was mistaken. Though music hath
charms, like love, it is not the only desld- |
eratum in the world; for while it pleas I
es the ear and touches the heart, but it |
ministers not TO the mind The lady
seldom courted Apollo. and her husband
had the notification of feeling that he
had not yet made his domicil paradise
to "her he adored" At last, to solve the !
riddle of her discomfort. he asked if she
did not. at times, regret having entered the
marriage state!
80, no, indeed" she replied, with great
afnestness-"neyer for a moment have
been other than your happy wife, but
sometimes"
"Well, sometimes what. dearest %
''If must tell you, then Sometimes
regret that you do not take the newspapers.
Papa takes halt dozen" I.-t,
Let every young husband, who loves his
wife, and would keep her happy, and thus
preserve an amiable temper, remember
the case here cited, and steadily avoid the
error pointed out.
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GREAT CROP OF WOOL.

The Rochester Advertiser says :-"Our
friend and fellow-citizen, Aristarchus
Champion, Esq, owns farm of 600 a
crcs, lying about five miles northwest OF
the city, and has stocked it with the best
cattle and sheep that he has been able TO
procure, selecting from the most approx
ed stock exhibited at the State Fairs. AT
recent shearing, he clipped from 396
sheep ia of which were lambs, 100
wethers, and 222 ewes, 1922 l-2 lbs. of
Wool--a yield which we are assured is
greater than can be hoasled of, even COM
paratively. by any other farmer in the
State. Mr.. Cs crop averages over four
pounds in each fleece. The hocks from
uh!ch it is taken are composed of three
fourths blood merinoes. An addition of
fine buck and eve, purchased at Buffalo
Turing the fair, has been made to the fine
collection on Mr. C's farm"
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The BURNING WELL.-A correspon>
dent of the Presbyterian, Louisville (ky.),
gives the following brief account ola sub
terranean fire in Eastern Texas:
There is a very singular circumstance
in Shelby county, Texas, Of well tina;
has been burning about twelve months, at
the former residence of Judge Lusk.
When he moved from the place, he laid
some logs over the well, from which he
had used water for several years. Some
time after the woods caught fire, and the
timber burning fell in, and ignited some
substance, supposed to be stone coal:
The rainy seasons have not extInguIshed
it, but it has burnt necessarily 1t does
not give very agreeable feeling to the
visitor; for it is neither sublime nor beau
tiful, but from the deep grumbling noise
that is heard-the sulphurous smell, and
the dark cloud of smoke, that is contln-
uaIly rising, a beholder is convinced that
there is actually fire and birthstone in the
subterranean region. Various results are
conIectured: perhaps some geologist can
give comfort to the anxious minds OF the
surrounding inhabitants, by showing what
will be the final termination OF the Burns
ing Well.
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PgETENsIoN.-A man passes for that
he is worth. Very idle is all curiosity
concerning other peoples estimate Of us,
and idle is all fear of remaining unknown.
Ii a man knows that he can do anything
that he can do il better lhan any one
else-he has pledge of the acknowledge
ment of that fact by all persons. The
world is full of judgment-dayss and into
every assembly that man enters, in every
action he attempts. he is guaged and
stamped What hath he done r. is the
divine question which searches men. and
transpierces every false reputation. A
fop MAY sit in any chair Of the world, nor
be distinguished for his h1ur from Homer
and Washington but there can never he
any doubt concerning the respective abll-
ity of human beings when we seek the
truth. Pretension may sit still, hut cam
not act. Preiension never feigned an act
of real greatness. Pretension never wrote
an Had. nor drove back Xeryes. "a,
the world, nor adolishei
W. Emerson.
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~ While sitting in ares,orator, few

~ While sitting in arestofator, a few
months since, we were amused at hit
made by wag. 1t was in the early sea-
son of green peas, and they were so gem
orally called for, that the supply gave out.
Peas = Peas 7 was the call, long after
there were none left.
ABR said the wag. throwing himself
into an attitude. la Patrick Henry, Gen
tlemen may ely peas! peas but there is
no peas Lynn Ncrcs.
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The noble deeds of Zachary
In lofty verse are sung,
,hc craces Of his mind al = heart
The theme Of every tol -1ue.
That he's an honest veteran,
Is uudisputed now,
Let maiden hands the laurel bring,
Wen place it on his brow.
He comes mid darkness and the storm,
High functions to assume;
To cheer oppressed America,
To dissipate her gloom;
To give her courage and new joy,
And all her fears allay;
70 give fair Justice, Truth and Right
an unobstructed sway.
He comes TO scatter Democrats
80 turn their leaders out!
Anl give to all the rank and file,
A = Buena Vista rout.
J., comes Free Soilers' TO diSperse,
7. charge them with Wing grape"
Ana put the visions in their heads,
Completely out Of shape.
Of life, .hcse factions will, by him,
Be suddenly bereft,
Aud of them when the battles fought,
Therell be no vestige left.
'nen raise a shout for Zachary!
Let Frecmen all rejoice,
And welcome him as President,
Who is the = Peoples Choice"
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l1ortrp.
TIE MARRIAGE VOW.

For better. for worse fer richer for poorer
in sickness and in health, to love and TO cherish,
till death us do part, according TO Gods Holy Dr.
,i,aqnce and thereunio plight thee my troth.'-
Marriage .Serrice Of The EP'scopdI Church
Speak it not lightly-'tis n holy thing,
\ bond enduring through long distant years
When Joy DER thine abode is lowering,
Or when thine eye is wet with bltterest tears,
Recorded by an Angels pen on high,
And must be questioned in Eternity.
Sneak it not lightly-though the young and gay
Arc throngiAg round thee now, with tones OF
mirth;
Let the holy promise of to-day
Fade like the clouds that with the morn have
birth
But ever bright and sacred may it be
Stored in the treasurc-cell of memory.
Life NAV net prove all sunshine-therc will come
Dark hours for all! o will yc, when the night
OF sorrow gathers thickly round your home,
Love as We did in time when calm and bright
Seemed the sure path We trod, untouched by care
And deemed the future, like the present-fair!
Fves that now beam with health may yet grow
lin.
And checks Of rose forget their carly glow;
I.anguor and pain assai each active limb,
And Law, pcrchancc, some wOrshipped beauty
low
Then will We gaze upOn the altered brow,
And love as fondly. faithfully, as now !
Should fortune froun on your dcfencelcss head,
Sh ,uld Sior,Gs ocrtakc your barquc on life'>
dark sea,
Fierce tcuipc>t< rcnd tho sail so gaily spread,
When hope her Syrcn stsnn sang joyfully-
Will We look up, though clouds your sky "ercast
And say, Sc IoycttG We will Lide the blast ?"
Age with It's silverv locks comes stealing on,
and brings the loitcring step: the furrowcd
check,
The eve from whence each lustrous CLEAN. hath
gone,
And the pale lip with accents low and weak =
Will We then think upon your iife's gay prime,
Aud smiling, bid l. we triumph over Time!
Speak it not l.htly-0 beware, beware!
Ills no vain promise. no unm Gaming word
IL men and angels list the faith We swear,
And by the High and Holy One tbs heard;
-. then kncel humhly at His altar now,
= nd pray for grace 70 keep your Marriage Vow
[Church Times.
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JOSEPH II. BARRETT, EDITOR.
TERMS OF VOLUME XIII.

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Individuals ard Companies who take al the office
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No papers discontinued until arrearages are
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contract with, or payment made to Carriers, cash.
.eeping, otherwise, allowed, except assented to
by the proprietor.
All Communications must be addressed to the
Editor, Posi- PAID.
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ton, is authorized to transact business this
paper.
JUSTUS COBB, PUBLISHER,
BY WHOM ALL KINDS or BOOK AND JOB PRINT
ING WILL BE EXECUTED on
SHORT NOTICE.
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s Grocers may be said TO be worse
Aah highway robbers, when they "lie in
he'ght,' to rob people
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Taylor VIII. asks Us to publish the fol-
~. which went the rounds before Election
49,. SAYS, The writer evidently had some pro-
phetic vision, and is, withai. a good poet
TIE PEOPLES CHOICE.
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e. @Where did you come from?
Knock nirncr down."

"Wi,l You buy Jamess LAST" said a vendor
of small trash TO IA gentleman in a railroad car.
the other day. " Price only % cents" ~ es."
said the gentleman. =" if J conld be satisfied
that It was his last, would give three times
that price, .