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September Court.
Proclamation and jury
List, on last page.
SitERIFFS SALES

The Shr'lf "f Union cOuury advertises Ibs,
he Will sell at the Court House 10 New Berlin
"n MONDAY the i7:h day Of Sept, inst.
tract of land in Union TIP adjoinin. Ian D.
If Jacob and FreJk M"wr.r, Penns creck. and
An'lrew aud Michael Benier, containing 20 acre.
OF which - are cleared, and on which are a log
Dwelling house, spring house "aFn GO by i6 a
spring u.ui the house, aud sn 0rcha,,l-soH -
the vrol cry # John Mowrer.
Two lots IN Stlin~ grove uOn,s'nins about half
a" acre, whc'con are q log house. stable end
'''her on,-huiiding>, sdj'ini"g VIM Bytrs uorh :;
also , acres on the Isle oi Que, whcr,on are .
-aw-lni dry.d"ck aud boat -ya'd, a large " a,..
Ia 'use and stoIe-h"use, stabl,ng. and other out,
huhiinss also three lots Containing three fourths
Of al acic, uumb'rcd s, 3, and 10, udjninins p
Richter on the sonlh and the Penn'a Canal on
the cat; also lot No 4, containing about one.
fourth Of an acre. sitining Pcnns creek on the
west ard the P'nna Canal on the east--aI q Id
As 'h" property Of Grorge Gu"drum.
\ piece Of ground in Uuioa TIP. adjoining
la,r'is "f Ma'zr, Dubb- and Pcnns creek, ccn,ai-
nIns two acres. cies-ed, " whceun are u hog h.,sc,
clover n'I' saw -uiin slab ,&c-as tie prsp, RI,
"i Wm Fisher.
Anche' h"ct IN U"ol T;';, :. j .;.&ne lands ni
Gibbons. Schrechan B.,wn ,...r-, ,l., :bsr;
,"utplning 60 acres 50 cicarrJ van :. .og 70,
~eS, bog stable, and an nfple c.5! ard. III.
Pr"re ty "t Joseph Fa,ran.
lot an Chmicstown continuing one iehsY, Of
an acre, ndI,i, ing John Uatmsb and Darlrl
Adams. ~he'eon are q frame house aud fran.
81 t'b'e-ns the property oi Michael Eaig.
tact Of land IN tisuIey Tip m'j,ieins Penr.
Geek, hc.fs Of Merrill anI = snd II Keis,er
c'''si"'rg i23 acres SO acres cleaIe.!, whereof,
are a l"s house. tenant house log barn, orchard.
&c-'s th" property Of Peter Dorman.
Lots No. ~ aud 25 III Ceu,reviiie, Containing
nn'-haif sn acre, adJn's, Daniel shower, els,
I"ur lots containing one acre. sdJ.mning Stine
Bieer, ilIeh street, aud Ecichl.y-ss the prop
'uy It Joseph We,dm,n.
\ r.c, Of land IN Washington rp sli.inine
>h"lzbrrg'r, Lenis. German, &c containing ~
,c'cs-as the property Of John I.euig, Jr.
He will also sell at F., churs, NJ 10, 4. N, o,
he l-,b INST. q lot Of ground containing on
J'u,th Of an ac's. adjoining widow Hi,bish. snd I
having thereon Il log stable. SC siso acres 81
"rches cleared, in Washington W, sIjoininr !
Meyer, Swatz, Boyer, the highway. Houtz and |
'the's-as the property Of VIM F Schues.
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[Sl3i{ IS |;l3H Ss[!l3

For Nervous Diseases, DR.. Trask'
Magnetic Ointment is Of immense value,
and in 80 cases out Of 100 il will afford
entire relief to the worst cases of Nervous
Headache in 30 minutes.
For sale. wholesale and retail, by Dr.
Thornton Il Baker. Lewis6urg-sold also
BY j. II. Raser, Milton, aud by one agent
IN every village iu the State. Price 25 and
SO cts per bottle.
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hYSPEPSIA CURED by The use Of DR.
~ M'Lane's Liver P,lls.-No disease,

hISPEPSiA CURt.D by The Use oi Dr
MLane's Liver P,ils-No disease,
wuh perhaps the single exception OF Con-
sumption, is SO much dreaded IN the UNI
It'd s at-s as Dyspepsia. Originating IN u
.dl-eased stale ol the liver. ii is often con-
founded wi,h Consumption itself by the un
happy sufferer, who pines away until
d alh releases him from pam; yet REM
ely IS wilma the reach q, all. which will
relieve all cases Of the kind, and work u
speedy and eff''ctnai cure.
DR.. Oliver Morgan, di,iing. ished ply
sician Of Virginia with very extensive
prac,re, has used these pills IN all cases OF
Dypepsia, and in all cases with complete
success. Certificates in abundance are in
ihe hands Of the proPrieiors Of this invaIu-
able medcne, J. Kidd & Co. Wood-st.
corner of Fourth, Pn,sburg) The follow.
lng, howeveralrom Ohio, will speak vol
umes to those y61eriug under any Of those
diseases winch arise from diseased liver.
"Richmond, jeff Co. Ohio.
"Messrs. ]. Kidd & Cc-This is to certify
that NV viii. has been afflicted for several years
with the following pains, a, periods, more or less
PANS IN the right side abou, the edge Of the ribs.
extending To the riebt shoulder pam IN the back
Esn'oi the head ard above the eye. accompanied
hy weakness. loss OF appetite, and almost con-
stanfiy confined to her bed. Since August she
has used three boxes OF Dr M'l.ane's Liver Fills
aud have nov To siato. that by the use Of these
pills, she has been henefi'ed D no ordinary de-
gree. Under the providence Of God he now en-
J"ys good health, and is able 10 attend TO the DO
Incsc concerns Of my family.
JAMES STEWART"
AGENTS---C w ScH,rrLr, Lewishurg II
J Sheafcr. Milton | Gerhsrt. SenssTove J W
FnIng Sunbury Mrs M'Cay, Northumbcrland,
" q GIioI Moore 4 CaIskadon. panyille.
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DISSOLUTION.

'ilE partnership existing in the Foundry
business between l.. b. Chris, aud ID.
s. Boyer, is dissolved this day by mutual
consent. All persons knowing 'hemseIve.
indebted 10 the firm Of Christ & Boyer, in
notes or book account. are requested to
make payment 10 l.. h. Christ on or before
Inc | ;, day O! Oct. neNl, aS The books aud
notes are with INC otherwise they will be
left with proper officer for collection.
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TRIAL LIST.

HalloweIl Il Go vs. Wilson, Green Il Mitchell
Henry Mason VS. John Bridge and Ralph Df,,y
J.c"i, Halter vs. Albert " inesardner
Mary Dubois VS. Samuel and Jacob Bowcrsox
rc,cr Nevius VS. Jere Nickel
Jos d Meredith W. Samuel German
do jonathan Shellenterger
do John >hellcnbcsger
Jams Daley W Abbot Queen
Ssmu.l Hoover vs. Israel (;ut, lius
Chart CnwI.y VS. Peer sicar
Samu-l M-rtz vs. Frederick Bnender
Moa'z n Harper VS. l. b Chris, Il II q G,ahan
Grd!es s. Marsh vs. II Hummol
} 8 Weskly VS. Isaac Griil.e
sErosD WEEK.
Rolt Chsmhe, vs. David Herr
Peter B,ilmyer vs. Jno Hartman 4 Chns Molly
" M johnson vs. Wm May
1. Msus ss J Lawshe & A B,Il'neyer and TT
l. y Cb,,st VS. Jackson NJ FaddIn
do Samu'l Geddes
do James s Marsh
Les&>on f" AGreeu vs Gresn& Mitchell and gsr
Henry Lsutz vs. Green. Howard IT 81
Long Ind OF Jphn.on for A Green vs. Wilson &C.
Micl,arl re,ers vs. N A Stock
W Brh Bank W A Green will, notice 10 4 & p
James Suver VS. Ssmi BecbtoI Il A OIefisnt
Geo Chapel vs. Ralph Dt,y
kinsman use If Riley VS. u w Snyder
ZcIisIs 4 Reber VS. Samuel Rebcr
lanes Williamson VS. John " M'keIvey
Peter Campbell VS. Benz Cawley
ND Roshnng VS. Saml Haupt
SIngiemye,'s Ex'rs = Winners Ex'rs
Whi,& M,ryile, Ind Of Eddick VS. Bartges&C Camp
same vs. Morkle Bartges & Camp
Jonathan Zrllcrs vs S 7. Beck
Henry BraJ-her vs Henry YoA,heimer Jr
WIN NJ Kennedy s wife vs. Jno Hen & Jos stoet
Eliza Mrye,s vs. Jacob Royer
Ann Meyrs vs. do
T. Rudy. gunrd. Of David Meyers W do
same Sarah Meye,s,s do
same Henry Meyers vs do
Rhosds for Centn u.e Wagnselr vs Gundtum
q B-nner use Of ) Frank VS. Geo Adams
Ch,i,,r Borcnr,ie W. W II Thompson
Mus~n Gr Mu ser VS. Ma,kIe, Bsr,ges aud Camp
Jrc R-ngLr DanI Rengle1
Wbitiock for Giaham- use NJ & A vs. Ms'kIe &c
CmIh Of Ia tor Koii Hoyss rs II Boyer et al
! & T. Fees Jacob Bingamsn
Goa ID Cummings vs. Geo Blown
tnd M'Clenahan vs. Jsc I.eiser aud John Rsnk
Cbris,isns Rurnf.lt vs. committee Of Geo Gordon
John Snyd.I vs. Moses Fisher
Philip Zarger vs. Joseph Charles
= Ilaupl Jr Il A J Weidensaul vs. Jared Irwin
Chrs Reed ys Jlcob Lewis
lac Reugler Ex'r Ino Renglcr vs Dani Reng'ef
SamI H-nL. rson vs. q W Caldwell with h'not. to X
John u Weber Va .ym Cochran
Ruhl Tor Gtaham and Christ rs JsTod IIsIn
Simon Hum,nd vs. 1hss Yeaiick
John N Benf.I va Sami Long
Peter Go.man vs " I Wagensclle' surv. Psst
Dani aud Caroline Jasctt vs. + L Baflpan 81 81
John Hieei va Iscrh HesfeT
lac syPhcr qs Jsc syphc- sad sEs' Neyhs'e
Jno t:ilt,r, " G." vs. 'ym sls& Hs1hep klcss
Valentine Haas Heniy Spa,i e, o.
Ch,i,t Har,nsn VS. Sarn. SchYeckensass
Jacob klose VS. Geddss e. iiarsh
Hi X Price IS Wn Tate
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GENlSayRG ACADEMY;

T'HE SUMNER SESSION Of this Institution
will commence on Monday, the 30sh
OF April next.
Instruction will be given in all the osanehes
which are usually taught in similar insiitutOns.
sire, attention will be paid to the Primary De-
parn.en;, lni exercises in Composition aud Dec
lsmai,on will be regularly required. Competent
aiJ wi. tie secured, if necessary, in the CLASSICAL
department.
TERMS. For languages ten dollass; fos the
ishsr English eigh, dollars and for the common
English branches, six dollars-per session Of isss
months.
J. RANDOLPH, Principal.
March 25, IS49
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Important Information!

NOR the difficult respiration and debility
IL attending diseases of the Lungs, or
Throat and Breast. Thomson's Compound
Syrup IF Tar and Hood Naptha has
been found an invaluable remedy. Besides
its power as an ExPectorant to relieve the
lungs from the accumulated matter which
results from the relaxed state OF the system
in hot weather, it also acts as a healing
balm to the liberated paris and a strength
ener to ,he system.
So salu,ary is tine action Of the Syrup
in this respect, that many Of our most
respectable Physicians employ it in their
practice, and we have daily evidence OF
cures effected in pulmonary diseases
where skill has utterly failed.
Prepared only by Angney & Dickson, N
f. corner Fifth and Spruce S,s. Philad.
Sold hy c. ". Scha67e, Lewisburg.
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Paints. Oils. G/usS,

UST Iecd- White Lead, Ven: Red. Span:
~ Brown, Chrome, Green aud Yellow, PIus:
Blue. Carmine, Venriilio"-- Flaxseed Fish aud
Sperm O'', Spts rurpcnine Glass fion 7x9 10
to 2O12i--Tar, Rosin and Pitch, which can he
had cheaper tlian ever at & W ScH.vrLE's Drug
and Chemical Emporium, Lewisburs.
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SIGN Of the INDIAN!
Cheaper than Ever.

TTNlIE subscribers have the pleasure to announce
to their old customers and the public in gen
eral that they have opened large and splendid
assortment Of TOBACCO &C. a, the old
stand on Market street formerly occupied by Sam,
.AmmOns a Tailor shop.
Their entire stock has been selected with great
care, and consists of
Cfgars-Frsgrsncia, La Norma. P'iTnsveIs,
PrincIppe, Werner's Regaiia, Castelio. General
Taylor, Half Spanish, and Common.
CaVenaltsll TOlbsAccO-Siah'er's Black
Fat, Congress, OIonoko, Branch Stag, Plug, and
Fine Cut
Smoking Tobacco Cut and Dry
Scsfierlatte, &c.
Snu1f-R.Ppe and Scotch.
SnuiI Boxes. German Pipes, and a fancy arti-
Gle OF Cigar cases--Tsll Of which are offered Al
the lowest rates AHkinds Of Produce taken in
exchange. Call. see. and judge for yourselves
before cOndemniDg The articles
A. !. PENNY,
HENRY FURRY
Lewisburg, April 81, lS49
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted TO the late Grm
"A of Wolfe y Lawshe. will please
nuke payment to eaher Of the Subscribers,
On os before the first Of Oct. nexi, after
which time no further indulgence will be
aiveu. SAM'L WOLFE,
June 40. lst9 G. LAwsHE
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Dve-StufS.

UST rec'J-Cam wood, Redwood. Logwood,
- Fustic ard Madler tor sale ty the bbi., Alum.
Indigo, Liquid Blue. Ex'r Logsood. Cochineal.
Lack Dye, solution Tin. Acids g.. materials for
coIoIing Carpet Yarn, carefully put up, with d.
ieetions for usng-io be had low at the new
Drug and Chemical Emporium Of
l. W SCHAFFLE
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NEW VOLUME OF THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

~ MCtHvTS, lutcNdNtcS. ana AjfizG1S.
V'HE Publishers Of the Scientific American. in
returning their thanks to the community iur
the liberal support and encouragement which has
been extended to them during the past four years.
would respectfully give notice that the LIST num-
her Of Volume 5, will be issued on the ED Of
September. affor,'ing favorable opportunity for
all 10 subscribe, who may wish TO avsii themselves
Of the valuable information always found in its
columns. The new volume will be commenced
with new type, printed on extra fine paper, man.
ufactured expressly ior this publication. and en-
bcIishcd with a chaste and elegant border. II
will be published As heretofore in quarto form,
thus afiording al The end of the year q beautiful
book OF over 400 pages, containing between 3
and So" original engravings Of new inventions.
described by letters Of reference, besides great
amount Of reading matter valusbe to every man
In The country.
An Increased amount Of care and xpense " I'D
be bestowed upon this volume, to render il more
fully what il has ben termed. THE best Me-
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usual will be filed ith the most reliable and
correct information in regard to the progress of
Scientific and Mechanical improvements, Chem
istry, Architecture, Botany, Manufactures, Raft
Road intelligence, and the weekly List Of Pat
enfs, prepared expressly for this Journal at tho
Patent Office in Washington.
As al evidence Of the estimation 10 which this
publication is held by the Scientific and Mechan-
icai portion Of the community, il is only necss-.
sary TO stste, that its circulation has increased
within the last three years 10 upwards Of 100
copies, already exceeding the united eirculstieo
Of all the Mechanical and Scientific publications
IN this county, and the largest Of any single
one in the world.
TKRNs Two dollars year in sdvsnoe. or
if desired one dollar in advance, and the rsmain-
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N. B.-Pa,ents secured and mechanical draw.
ings executed Oh tho most reasonable terms ss
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BOO1i5,

ANON. ~hmh are
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Wonders of tie Universe
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Rogers Physiology, , vols. 500 cuts
The Pueiicai Works Of Scot, Moore,
Burns, Cowper, Milton. Thomson. Young,
Gray. Collins, Bra,,ie, Pope. Coleridge.
Rogers. Montgomery. Campbell, Pollok,
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Shakspeare's Works. Byron's Works
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Webs,er's new large D,cl'Dary,lS quarto
Cobb's Miniature Lexicon
Universal Biographical Dictionary
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X~nophon's Anabasis. FOlsom's Livy
An,hon's Cesar. Aathon's Virgil
Builion's English, l.a,in. Greek Gram'ars
Bu;Iion's Latin and Greek Readers
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Johnson's Turner'S Chemistry
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Lumber! I.umbcr!.

VNllE. subscriber continues to keep a good
stock of lumber, consisting OF 200 900
i,e, rf sawed lumber-as follows: White
pine boards inch plank l ] inch and
inch, " Gather boards, j"si & scanrl'ng pop
lar boards, plank. and scanling. cherry
plank, and boards, sawed c-ring la'h, pine
and hemlock rails, shingling IaIh, aod pa.
ling. Also lap and joint shingles. square
timber, nails. salt, and coal. All VI which
he ill sell at lair prices.
THOMAS NESBlF
Lewisburg. July II, lS49.
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Hallo~eil Il 20 vs. Wiis"n. Green Il Mitchell
Henry Mason vs. John Bridge and Ralph Dfiy
Jacob Haicr rs Albert W,negardDer
Mary Dubois VS. Samuel and Jscpb Bowcrsox
rcicr Nevius VS. Jere Nickel
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

ThiLApELPHiA, Nov. y, lS4o.
Mr.. Clsy-That Yielding Gooernor Johnston and Miss
CuShmaa-Mnkets, &c.
Mr.. Clay Is still with us-still receiving the homage
and heart overlooking attentions of his friends and
admirers He present last evening, by special in
itation at the nuptias of Mr. Beck mot Becket and
Miss Bay ard daughter of Richard Bsyard Esq. The
bride looked sncommonly lovely, ana her eyes fairly
spsrkled as she listened to the gallant speeches Of the
gallant Harry Never there assembled within the
four walls Of Philadelphia mansion a more gay,
happy, brilliant, select aud aristecratio company.
There we're about fifty guests present, and they
priced the very OF Philadelphia exelusiveness
commencing with the Dallases and termina:ng with
rich fGTrerU OF Market street Mr. Clay in fine
spirits; was the TX Vice President; and the
parson DR. Ducachet; and we'll the latter might be-
for he bad performed the delicate duties of his holy
Office under the full conviction that he to receive
fee in the shape Of $500 check the Girard Bank.
1--WE believe the groom keeps his account there)
The young wings and old wings of Philadelphia in
tend giving Mr. Clay grand serenade this evening
leaves Tor New York sbsut the middle Of next week
The amount q coal shipped by the schuylkil Navi-
cation for the week ending Nov s. was 10 679 tons;
total for the reason. 40 $40 tons.
"By request Of Governor Johnston" (rather modest
that Miss Cussman appeared in Meg Merrilies last
evening for the third time Notwithsts nding the
storm, the house crowded, aud his Excsllency's
box, by way Of republican distinction was handsomely
decorated with flags, &c
No change in Gour. Corn meal and rye -four are no.
minally held at So fair demand for wheat at pre-
yious rates Rye Is scarce, at Coo Tor Pennsyvsns.
Corn Is dull. Southern oats 2sc to S0c and Psnnsyl
vania at 35c Small sales of cotton at full rates.
ket firm. Upland and New Orleans may be quoted Ct
at IL NC. a lie. Whiskey continues 20 Arcs.
There II more buoy ant feelin the stock iaarket
the sales to-day showing slight advance In several of
the leading securities. Annexed are the saies -
Fsrsf Dodrd.- Chesapeake and Delaware stock. 10;
50 $50 State S. sS16; IL 100 do. stl4; Piiadelpha
Bonds 129; 1000 sshuyikiu Navigation os 6s AK;
LOCO do 6s, 4Sl4 20C0 Reading Railroad Mortgage
Bonds, 60; 10000 do. Bonds, 571i; North America
Bank 100; Beaver Meadow Railroad, 20; 900 Sus-
quehaDna Canal Bonds. t2h; 100 Lehigh O., e6t<;
10 Pennsylvania Bank, 1895 2s6 State IS, se1.;
5000 do, S9i; Philadelphs Bank, 1884; North
America Bank, 100; l0S Louisville Bank ee5s lo2 do,
100; 5000 Scbuylkin Navigation es, 4Ili 1860 u. 8.
Loan "a
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John Van buren, In Boston.

HIS OPINION OF THE NEW Yogk RLKc rroS.
The free. sellers Of Boston held meeting at Faneul
Hail. on Thursday night, at which John Van Buren,
present. As soon rs he made his appearance he
loudly called for but there being others the pro-
gramme before him. he declined sayipg thing until
his turn arrived when he Introduced to the
ing and On stepping upon the platform, was received
with immense cheering lie then went on In o strain
OF remarks which lasted for hour occasionally
interrupted by thunders of applause We intended to
give 6dtm report Of Mr. Van Burens remarks, but
unable to get 1t in type for paper Of to-day.
IL full Of strong points rich humor and eloquent
appeal and received throughout With storms Of
psue. IL was a full commitment Of himself and his
friends to the Wlmot proviso, and to opposition 70
slavery at every point and on every occasion.
In the Of his remarks he reviewsd the policy
Of the barnburners in New York In is4s who he
tended anxious defeat Cass than Taylor,
becaufe ASS was pledged TO veto the Wilmot proyso
Besides he had been for the proviso when the
South required him to repudate his before 1t
would consent TO put him In nomination for the Pres
dency he basey did so. And another thing-Cass be-
lobg.d to the democratic partya party which, when It
generally stayed there; while Gen. Taylor
the nominee Of party which into power only
to die He subsequently, alluded to the ecusatiou made
against him, Of having said the national democratic
nstiopsi patty IL party which ad soca,s. one thing
In South Carolina and another thing In Vermont,
national party unqusstionsby the democratic party
In Vermont IL thoroughly anti slavery In it's scnu-
mens while the democracy OF South Carolina IL pro-
slavery to the bone; and II a Democrat from Vermont
should go TO South Carolina and there undertake to
advocate what lie believes TO be democracy, he would
be shu up In the Psneptisry Afsr sdverting to aud
denying the charge of an abandonment Of principle
smDy assured the audience aud the country that he
and his party still believed slavery to be an unmXed
evil, and that he and they would vote for any
man Who VAS not sound on the Wilmot proyiso, and
pledged to oppose the perretustion and extension Of
slavery wherever the question could be met Mr. Van
Buren, exceedin gly humorous and enectlv. In his
illusions to the incom hepsbe'' Horace Greeley,
tty Of that gentleman poticsl principles William
Seward too came in for scOrching r-buke, for his
conduct last winter AZ washington with regard to the
Wilmot proviso. Alter som. other remarks, Mr.. Van
Buren, alluded TO q matter somewhat porsonsl 90
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$500 aExARp-JErrRIEgA sTIporE, A srnoI.

VOW Sc Kisturt Tor tho cure o. Genorrhca, elsef,
sristufcs and similar dsorders ~ mstes speedy eurs
without the lesst restriction Of diet drink esposure ~
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