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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21

WELL DONE The correspondent OF N. Y.
Evening Post tells the following story OF Senator
Seward. We only regret, says the Boston Re-
publican, that, with all their claims to anti slav-
ery "thunder,'' no Massachusetts, Senator has
been found to beard the slave power in its citadel
long before now.
During the executive session OF Wednesday,
the 18th inst, while the cabinet nominations were
under discussion, an objection was made to Mr..
Collamer, that he was, in the language OF the
scrupuous Mr.. Westcott, tainted with abolition
ism. The charge made the usual sensation
Several Southern Senators excused Mr.. Cola
mer upon the ground that he was only as much
of free soiler as it was necessary for any fer-
mont politician to be, where the prevailing sem
timent was that of opposition to the opinion OF the
South upon this topic, and they thought it might
be overlooked.
After the important distinction had been debat-
ed at some length, Mr.. Seward rose, and inform
ed the Senate that, for his part, he might be held
TO represent the most radical opinions upon slav-
cry that were upheld by any considerable body
OF the people of the North. He noticed the OBJ
lection that had been made TO the confirmation OF
the Taylor postmaster general, and contented
himself with saying, that he should suppose that
Mr.. Collamer would substantially agree with
him. But it was time there should be an under
standing. He would, therefore, simply defy
them to make this issue, to vote against this man
upon this ground, and establish this principle
He had nothing more to say at his time, and he
took his seat, sub Silenti0. There w's sensa-
ton, and after he had settled himself back in his
leathern cushions, there was general buzz.
am told that old Bullion laughed quite heartily
at the visible distress depicted on the counte
nances of some of the warmest Wing supporters
OF General Taylor.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21

GOLD PowERLEss. A letter from San Fran.
cisco, OF Dec oath, says that in consequence of
the wintry weather at the mines, that town was
crowded with gold diggers, many OF whom are
totally unable to procure shelter. The veranhahs
OF buildings, outhouses, and even hencoops. are
eagerly taken up as places of shelter by persons
whose Blankets are lined Nth gold,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21

Miss SUNDERLAND's BENEFIT. One of the most
beautiful and delightful exhibitions of the season will
take place at Warren Hail. this ereniag for The benefit
OF Miss Sunderland. Her extraordinary musical tai
ent is known to many Of our citizens. When IN the
SomnambuIc state, these powers developed their
highest degree, and in that state, she will sing some Of
most admired pieces, among them the May Queen
"Joys that we've Tasted" and aim alone all alone"
with instrumental accompaniment That Comic Som.
rambullSt, J. D. Cooper Jr will be present and enter
tain the audience. The evenings entertainment will
conclude with that beautiful song called Good Bye"
Let the lovers of good music be there and give Margaret
bumper. XR.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21

GREAT ARRIvALs.-The Boston Daily Advertiser
states that there were upwards of l25 arrivals at the
port of Boston Wednesday, of which only % or 80
were schooners, making the number of square rugged
vessels ninetyfre by far the largest number that
arrived that port in one day. OF this number twenty
six square rugged vessels and four schooners were from
foreign ports. The number Of ships twenty three,
including Two lndiamen of barks thirty three OF which
eight from foreign voyages; and Of briggs thirty
nine, of which sixteen were frOm foreign voyages.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21

Gr The Plaquemne Sentinel of "Wednesday
7th March, says: The waters. which have he y
so long threatening us with an overflow. seem n
have declined that civility for the present The
river (and Of course the bayou is at length fall
ing. We understand that at the present moment
the settlement called Indian Village, few miles
from here on the bayou, is under water. and that
planters in that vicinity and Gross Tete have suf.
tered immensely by the food.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21

"OH, GET OUR" This, according to the Springs
field Republicans correspondent, what Mr.. Webster
said to Mr.. Foote, who was comparing Dir. w. 10 De-
mosthenes and Burke, to his face in the Senate Mr.
F. spread il thick that Mr.. Webster, who is nat
uray rather bashu covered bis face with both hands
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21

" We would call the attention of those wanting
trees, shrubbery, &C., to the advertisement of 8. IL.
Colton's Nursery He has large number of The finest
varieties of pear trees, portion of them very splendid
trees ounce 1t is, think, The finest collec
ton of pear trees that we have seen for SALE
Those who want trees for garden culture, who wish
10 get fruit in short time, will find it to their advantage
10 take those ounce stocks The ST Michel always
f,ss the nunce ~hlle ii is uncertain
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21

ANOTHER DouGHFAcE REwARrp. Calab
q. smith OF Indiana, who led of the Dough faces
IN the reconsideration of Colts resolution aboI.
ishing the Slave trade in the District of Columbia
has received from Gen Taylor the appointment
OF commissioner to adjust the Mexican claims
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21

0P The Boston Traveller publishes letter from
george W. Morrill, tohls uncle in that CITY, II is dated
San Francisco, Calorma, an. 90. He had 1913 pounds
ofgoid, one piece weighing pounds and advises all
MS friends to come out there He has been 500 miles
into the gold counry it is immense and the treasure
endless. Silver mines they don't look at.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21

lst. District, AMOS luck Free Soil.
lid. " CHARLES H PEAsLEE, Dem.
Hid. " GEN. JAMES WILSON, Wing.
llllth. HARRY HIBBARD, Dem.
Dnsmoor the Democratic candidate for Governor, is
chosen by something over 1000 majority. Democratic
Senators chosen in nine Districts. One Wing is
chosen. No choice 10 the 3D. and in the 9th is extreme,
ly doubtful.
In the House far heard from, 2l3 Representa-.
tiyes have been chosen, of whom 1873 are Democrats
and 81 Wings and Free-Soiers. The same towns last
year chose 223 Representatives, of whom 100 were
Democrats and l03 Wings and Free,Soilers
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21

AUCTION SALES. The attention of purchasers is re-
qnes,ed to Selby g. Co.'S Sale ofFunture, this after.
noon, and Pratt & SCOTS sale of Dry Goods at Day.
toms on Saturday &c. See advertisements.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21

WHALING PANORAMA We are requested TO say
ihat The panorama Of whaling voyage which has been
SO much admired in Boston, during the past winter, will
shortly be brought to this city, and exhibited at Waldo
Hall.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21

GT The matter Of the injury to tutors Goodrich and
Emerson by students Of Yale college named Tower and
Ewing has been settled wihou, trial Of the Indictment
Ewing's bail, reduced to $1,000 was paid.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21

| W A cabinet-maker in Charleston, S. C..
advertises !" Cradles and collins, with ali neces-
sary intermediate furniture. .
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21

NEW HAMPSHIRE. The Congressional Delegation
sands politically Inc same in the XXXth Congress,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21

GT An able bodied asked charity of New
York boatman, who told the applicant he would give
him dollar day to fish from The Battery with po,a.
to Tor bait He agreed and the second cay caught
hallbut which weighed PIT pounds the ONLY fish Of the
kind thathas been taken in those water for years.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-21
Massachusetts Legislature.

TUESDAY March 90.
SENATE The bill concerning Mutual Insurance off
ces was debated and passed to a third reading
The bill to establish an Auditor of Accounts was
amended by striking out the section declaring members
of the Legislature ineligible by of IA to 3. The
bill was then passed third reading by vote OF 90
to 6.
The bill to part of Newton to Watham was
then debated at length. Adj.
House. Passed 10 be enactej-BiIls cedng to the
United States jurisdiction Of part OF the island Great
Brewster; the Fall River Fire and Marine Insurance
Co.; to continue in force the West New bury Mutual
Fire and Marine Insurance Co Resolves petition OF
St Marys Church in Dorchester; Benjamin Slavery and
Aexande Remick, and Sarah w. Hale, and granting
lakes for the several Counties.
The order of the 9th inst to refer all petitions here,
after presented to the General Court was escind-
ed.
The orders of the day takenup and the bill to
amend the act relative the duties Of School Commit
tees, &c, and the resolve appropatng $4,000 for the
State Reform School were passed 10 third reading
for Suffolk amended ~ 10 Sc, BY subslunng the
bill TO establish the office of Attorney General and ,hen
passed TO third reading, by vote of 81 10 u.s.
1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12
VOL. XXVII.--HO. 81.

gold pieces at the mint of the United States and bran
ches, and the proposition has met with such special
favor in all quarters that there be longer
any doubt as to their ultimate introduction as one of
the coins of our currency The Washington Union, of
Saturday in article advocating the passage of the
BILL says that it has been conended that it may be
easily lost in the purse pocket in the dark, in
the hurry ofpayment it may be passed off for the small
lest silver coin at loss payer. 10 obviste this
objection citizen of Washinstou proposes to give it
lows
'In circumference the same as a fve-ccnt piece of
silver, with square hole in the centre Leave out the
eagle and liberty cap, and insert one side thirteen
stars 'one dollar, 1919, whatever year it may be
coined in: and on the other side "wreath and the
words United States of America The outer edge
miled much the thickes and scientifically decreasing
to the inner edge according scale which the know
edge of the director of the mint and his associates
could exactly fit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS,
CHARACTER UT JEFFREYs-BY MACAU

CHARACTER OF JEFFEFYS- NIACAI--
LAY.
We coried. on Thursday. from The N,tion,I Tn,eII
renc-r sf extract MI a ,,Yi.,, lo.tor raI.; ~
tAe character of WIZ drawn Nv \iaranIa III III;
History of Fu0I3pt 'Tbai or- renders NAV IL oh j,
ir,ra lar themselves al t1.. isi,a If basLteh , ~
If - fiI,r,. 00F1
Tnn GREAT sa-1 WA Iaft FL triifrl,s crytod,, br+ =
marked iDdiotItv yr3s at tla sar,a 1,,a frad Ii
r. ,,... at.r7.;-1 7 tl.-+ ... t.. T.. I ~
a,laity should la lii t - - ~ -''o-G 5o' anu
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,hot s,,a lfl.e,,I - -; t, 80 i.f'u5 WIZ SHo"
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ri+ r;., ,.il ILL. lIt ' N. '"e u'otasslond'e
th. v.s, r,a III ;e ".t'7 ueuucHon from
;,i.Ie:I ",'" WHY" '"e HeAloIy Vi tAe
A., ,,',- - , f.iI
'''" r f',0N 1l1 .I-'IouS PARIS, PIT consul
N-han M II ; NJ '"I " ,'e ""9'5 passion .--
'I- 'l" "'] l'o'u' ne had risen into
-. - i.'- ~" O' W"Fle duVucd'eS
'S'r ''oe"Se u tongue uhkn"Wnn " est
si ,y l,i'l,7 iil"y ye1's; III chel PHI
I rNl!i,.'g Tilt eu7s5Aa1lhe the most hard
49, i f+ 80 - 1l""'' 'dly cohIlcls WIN
'' 'e9 v''ieu OIL ana exercised his pow
tIi 'u''ly ilI ~ ooc"'he the most consunmate
% e,e, N.."" Ii I'LL P97s9ion' All tenderness for
Y az III an sense OF The be
5nndsss f Il ms NINA; lie acquired
'5'lfnu ~ rhetoric 10 winch the vulgar eX
nfess ha'Tea and contempt The protusion Of maledc
Till Hch composed lis vocab-
~ Jo.D nave zee" liVaied IN inc flSi market
81 'e pear garden lis countenance and his voice must
1e HIT uaan,aoIe on hose natural advanta-
- '''ll LII 9eeHi7 M hlVe thought them-he had
s maven II '.'.' l'1'e were lew "ho IN
| VA W - Vu'u see OF near MN without emo
ii'u eIoe'y "a upon MS brow The
l. Till III Hill fascination tor the unhappy vic
Y, u "eLe hAea YET hls brow and eye
,1,,b rs Glide 'nan me savagenes OF his
mouth MS yeiI u fury, as was SAID by who had
gl'e lNe ne thunder Of the judgment
uay nese uailicaloTs ne carried. while still young
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12

The bark Laura, clarterde by the American Coun-
zation Society was 10 sail from New ORLEANS on the
22t with hundred and iy emigrants f,r The Col-
MES.
The New Orleans Crescent Of 22l instant saws
We have been shown private letters of late date from
the Pacific Coast, which give new and exciiina IN
iegence, in relation 10 The sors Of oud accumulation
in California They State that g. 600 900 worth Of the
dust at San Francisco waiting for transporation
lie greater part Of il will probably BE- taken by the mail
Steamer Calii"rnia. The English steamer Pandora cat
RED away 100000 in dust
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'ine gold. Pretty consld

had laid in for six pounds gnooine gold Pretty consld
cradle smart tradin.
Tufed nv tools to Hawk. DoUGHBoY's boarding
shany and settled with him for blankets and board 81
dollars per diem. Catawampus prices here. that's ac
but every boiy's got more dust than he knows Whit
IL 10 with.
on 10 The dggins with party; mighty small potatoes
Of all and colours AID everastin ragged
= Bay-Sta.eSmen, Bdck-Vuodsnen. Buckeyes from ONO
Hoses from kentuck. Cape Col WhalerS. ST. francisco
Indians, Leperos from Santa Cruz. Texan Volunteers
Philadelphia Quakers. Latter day Saint, six Irish
Sympa'hsers. twelve Yankees. many Brtshers.
squad Deserters Backflot Guide Methodist Parsou
and Mormon Elder. A 'iama niger tried 10 join Us
but ct hide
Suck diggns. and so te serions washin; parson be
gan to ask a blessin.' but SEEM Sas +. Forks. OF
Orangeburgh y. Ca. hepin' pnnder that those 'arna
hlgies had ahs9nauared with blanket, porb and bran
dy. Lucky I've %; my tools.
Spent the night under cotton tree mighty sharp SET
in the morning, having no'hin' since yesterday at
twelve. Struck the trail Of Zerubbabel w Peabody
and traded with him FIR ne bread and pork don's for
which the everlastln old skin Hint made down
cruel, cleanu' me out of all III raised Yesterday.
Zarubbabel says he amt dggin but gon' about with
provision and liquor stIre. It's amazin how long head
ed man like Za[u05abel can be such darned idiots;
I've got out of the rack of the settlement and into
prime dIgin-all 70 mvself--where the Jumps Of gold
bic pigeons eggs, himself, and takin' kinK
cow-hided Quaker, aud at it again Gold lynn about
ike earth NUS, and rddn through the water like hail
storm in a sherry cobber.
Sounded the conch for grub and found nobody GOT any
thing, but that 'cute old coon. Lerubbabe W. Peabody
of Staten Island who had brought bag Of biscuit, and
some meat ixins. The varmnt wouldn't sell MOTOR
under IF dust. and sacked The whole bin.
10 work again to'ted up at sundoWn and found wee
averaged . dollars per man. Got back shanty bu
before that darned Hiram X. Doughboy would let me in
side the door, forced pay down 50 dollars for day !
board aud logIn 50 wound up dollars than il
The morning. Calculated to camp ont in future, cut Hi
ram. and work my hook. havin' realized tina
Socialism ami no % il gold dIgin Asked Hiram why
Il: didn't 90 with his boweknite and washing pail
Hiram snggered and said he warnl greedy. and pre-
f4rred helpin folks in his shanty. Hiram usent 10 be
such concerned fol-
Started alone-having swopped the gold got from
Down Easter Yesterday for blanket hail, c:'ar cash
q pork, and half demon Of brandy Must convene tia
I've lost % pr cent by bargains but cargo of new
dlggers having just come in from Panama. great demand
for such fXns and forced give what the old flint Of
Down-Easer chose 10 ask. He's made considerable
BY his trade, that's fact and doubt if he coud have
done better at the diggins.
Two days without se4in fooi-gold gets more abun
dant than ever
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Two days without se4in food-gold gets more abun
dant than ever


yesterday some Indians from the up diggngs came
io the settlement with man whom they had found ly-
ny i94nsole farther up the St. Sacramento than any Of
our diTgers nave penetrated lie had BAG BY his Side
Whlch contained 600 in dust and Jumps of the
precious metal but tne indians exactd most of it for
bringing nm Pack 70 The setAalnent. lie fearully
omacated and, another twelve rnurs Ire adventurous
treasure seeker must have persisted o,rngero
Ho,c vry aJsurd.-S high and unreasonable are the
expectations raised the subject Of California int saw
eral aundeSses the suburbs; have already ADVERTISED
to take in Gold Washing. and shall soon see the
words ''Wanted a Family's Gold Washrng,' as head
ing to newspaper advertisements. Several persons hear
ing that the gold in California is onnd in quartz expect
% IND number ofready made ankards, satisfy lhe
thirst for gold, Immediately their arrival. Others
who have heard that the precious metal exists in cara
are taking ont quantity Of carrot seed in the persona
luggage, II order 70 be prepared with what they tern
their ''planr' for working their enterprise But wt
stlongl suspect that the frequent result Of Latin voca
iion-namey caret- will be the result of these enthu
sisls.
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THE NEW YORK CHOLERA CASES

DR.. Whiting, the health officer at Staten Island, has
reported the total humber Of cases Of Cholera which
occurred there during the prevalence Of the disease
VIZ; io@' OF which 50 proved fatal. OF the total
New York, Of whom 90 died Among the old inmates
OF the hospital were cases, Of whom q died.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12

10000 It- .Be,Lyva,r~ .-lL.tt" ana ..Jaiou' Cotton
Yarns.
u bales N. Oz1ab1r-s and Domestic which We offer
II The Factory prices
~ cases a ks Mass and Stick E.IQt-DRTCF
JAN Gets AcCOTELE 81 SIMPSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12
THE GOLD DOLLAR

Mt Mckay has reported to the House Of Reprcscn-
tatYcs bill to authorize the coinage Of dollar
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.E'DTFET.

pursuance - decree ut the'CoUniv Court Of Bedford.
It's laSs term shall offer tor l. at public auction, the
premises Tuesday, the 4tth inst, III sold privately
before that Timely a
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McC0RKLE g. SIMPSON.

EFOLES.fLE .AN.D RETHL GROCER~. cClI
MISSION AND FoPU-iPDL>7T .uE7rx L>TS.
IT-E OFFER TO OUR FrR,rrP PATRONS AN.O
~ TIE PUBLIC GENERALLY
Z EaF@e Stock of Groceries
Nofs an Aana e-l li-ir- zrat ra- ta- t.anth o
business to tlch shall Ee additions uortl7u
.4LSO-.4 CENT.R.4L STOCK or
Manufactured Smoking and Chewing Tob3c eco.
t aHr 0vn rnslHltt1rc XII .lllaa -l --i laIr5 s-
ab.e ~ Ae.char-s ard retailers
GOODS AND PRODUCE
C7ns tned r sale a1i ID receive GUY particular
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SR az.

JJST received Ut THY Bo7 Store Map II thu nter,a
81 Improvement Wy uil, a9 ,3-ed ~ tlc General Assem-
bly, Of irginl, 18th March, ISIS Price One Dollar
Feb It's u. B. PAYNE y BRO.
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Ri,eville. Piit-vlvani,. Nov u. Is

Ri,evile, Pitsvvania Nov u. lSiS
This to testify that Atm wen acquainted with MIS- Am
Simpson, ana have been with her Ill Professional Serv-
ce- ami do consider in that line u the Profession
any female i'll my knowledge
J. c. THOMPSON, MI
hereby certify that have Been acquainted With Mrs.
Ann Simpson for several years and believe her to Be
honest and as successful in the practice o her tr
sion, as Midwiyes generally. STE. COLEMAN.
Pi-tsylvauia County Va.
having Mrs Ann SImps families. in her Profession
and she has been successul-and do cheeruIv re-
commend her in her Profession. Given under hands Sc
tins the 2lst November. ISIS.
Churclweu Anderson Mn pIt1nkett
" LIls Ham, David Barber,
Kaleigh White, NJ d. Ambrose K. Mari,
John :. Glass. VIM G Crasr,
Z y. Thompson n p. Smith Douglass,
NHs Martina thompson, Hiram Lame.
David Logan, William Yates
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A L F R ED S, LIE E,
SUCCESSOR TO LEE { TINsLEN.j
.AAnLN NLlE .E- LIE n.LALA.

NoJNt F-N9UR " LE.L . IINsILLD
.NDRIH SfDE or IJiE E.iSLN.
RICE - 0 I'D, vZR GEE1A
WILL KEE. CONS rANTLT on HAND a
General Gyy0rfs5lcI2E IN Groceries,
Suitable 10 ne trGs. " Merchants a.d Iu.a1.s.
lIHlCH viii be odd very low cash or to plnctual
w customers the Usual t1r. Harm r- long ae canal
will find It IN thg interest ana pl5 a-e ti
with more dispatch Limp aul e..v Ground Plaster
will be furnished at FL. AlIler's price i5rc5-n-
Richmond. / eb N-2,n
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--res.- fr5n wv. 59i-ranT- .,t Hi l rr. 5tto rI5s
Containing I35 Acres. naorc or less
and adjoining the lands , Edwin H. Moore, john Coode,
Cornelius NOEL and others. The cleared land Is in good
heart, and liT portion u it i ~ II Ut in coverthe por-
ton 70 clear il tile Tobacco Land. "a the premises
- Com,forfabEe EsIceT{iss= Egowse. ~.
Jill with I'LL NECESSARY OF THOU SES, Iii
goodICE HOJ 81. and with dnc Young apple AMI
PERCH ORCHARD TINT ,N'ETER FAILS ana 81
file most choice and select rut The land VIII BE- shown
any wishing purchase by Nj A. '. Noe who lives
adjoining 1t.
TERMS Of SALE, credit Of six. twelve and eirh-
fcen months, cqHa insalmcnt~, e purchaser giving bonds
with approved personal scclry. ana e title Withheld until
ihe purchase money i paid. as f3rthsreecunty.
Title inlisputable
JESSE NJ NOELI., Commissioner
X 'eb l-t20F
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CAsHM ER1-S x 1IGl-sI.IN s--Sc- -ch p lads Cash
- neTe9- u ~ -,s Gala Fail~aH n--z- silks. Great
bargains may o- nap la tIesc goods on calfinrnn
Jan lS-ts pL..rt.r. fl T...rrr-r LAW,
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GOODS AND PRODUCE
WE HAVE on CONSIGNMENT

tTnsz7el - sale p 1 " all. ', d 1l.1iIo o- ~
attention.
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4 -SES Z EIEzIEC.
4 SIPPLl q genuine FARINA LAVENDER :
"A TER a delightful article fs- tFs taiIe-
For SAFE by John III SE,Ay Tr----i.
Dec It's -
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ELOY Err Seeds. received a first rae IotelCI.O-
y YER SLEli- which will ha s. trl l5-r
.ian 29-5t SNTITHS1N 4 STATHsET