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JOHN RANDOLPH.

1t was JOHN RANDOLPH, and not JOHN c. CAL.
HoUN, who originated and used the phrase, /" vist
and mastery Inactivity
Mr.. RANDOLPH used it in 1927, when there was
majority in the House Of Representatives oppos-
ed to the Administration, and Randolph, being the
leader to the opposition, advised his party, in a
speech, "to throw in no medicine at all; to abb
stain; to observe a ,Dise and mastery inactiUi-
ty;' and the same phrase occurs frequently in his
speeches.
JOHN RANDOLPH, of Roanoke, was also the au-
thor, and not Mr.. JEFFERSON of the declaration
that the /" Democracy in this country is the natu.
raj ally of slavery"
And it was JOHN RANDOLPH who, as long ago as
the Missouri agitation about slavery, declared, in
earnest sincerity of heart am persuaded that the
cause Of humanity TO these unfortunates (slaves)
has been put back century-certainiy genera
tion-by the unprincipled conduct Of ambitious
men, avalng themselves Of good as well as fana-
teal spirit in the nation."-Cin. Gazette.
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From information derived from private sources
no less than from those accessible to the public, we
are led to think that the prognosticatons, made by
some, of stormy and disputatous session Of Con-
gress, will not be verified. The best disposition
prevailed among the members Of the House, and no
less among Senators, at the opening Of the session.
and there seemed to be no ground for supposing
that it would be interrupted. The tone of the Pre-
sdents message will certainly promote this feeling.
We sincerely hope that the demon Of agitation will
be effectually laid by the wisdom and fraternal
feeling and patriotism of our Senators and Repre-
sentatives. Respecting, all must do, the ability
of the Wing Senator from this State, while differing
honestly from him as to the expediency or policy
of the course he pursued during the last session,
we are glad to be privately assured, from what we
conceive to be reliable source, that Senator
SEWARD reproves both his friends and foes by
avowing his intention not to agate the question Of
slavery, or do any thing to disturb the general har-
mony that prevails. He desires the union of the
Wing party and the peace Of the Union, no less
than does the wise and honored President of these
United States.-New York Com. .9dv.
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There to be question that the general pro
duce of the wheat crop Of the present year is short one
while in particular districts it very deficient In The fens
Of Lincolnshire, Cambridge &c. the effect Of blight and mil
dew the wheat has been very Two quarters Of
wheat per prove be about the average produce and
that Of very inferior quality Hence there is much distress
among the farmers in tina. district they being generally
Of small capital and not capable Of wrestling with bad crops
and low prices Barley is also deficient crop in Csmbidge
shire. considerable quantity Of American and Canadian
-four has arrived during the week. but imporlaons from other
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There are running daily three railroad trains each
way between the cities Of Baltimore and Phsdepha The
Express train, making but stoppage runs through 10
four hours and half that persons who leave Baltimore
eleven o'clock A. M are enabled to reach New York city a,
halfpast 9 p. M.
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FRoM FLoaIpA.-The United States steamer Fashion,
which left Fort Brooke, Tampa Bay, the 2lst ultmo,
arrived at New Orleans Sunday. Brevet Gen. CHIIDs,
whois to command the troops in Florida had arrived at Fort
Brooke The Fashion brought companies of the
90 artillery, under the command Of Major THoMAs also, Col
GARDINER and family, Major HowE adjutant 4th artillery
and Lieu,ensnis PArros, BuTLKR, and wHSrLocK.
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STEAMBOATS, AT Observation-Disclosures are running
steamboats, off the track in many and so diminish their
value. The Hartford Times says that the splendid steamer
Connecticut only three years DID, which o00
has been sold for $50, 00O.-N Y. Jour. Com.
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surplus iund, amounting 70 pos, |4S d
Accompanying the estimates sund papers furnished by
the Treasury Interior, War, and Navy Departments con-
tanning references of Congress- &c. which the es
mates founded
! am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
THO. CORWIN, Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. HOWELL Conn, Speaker Of House Of Reps.
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/ am, very respectfully, your most obedent servant
THO. CORWIN, Secretary Of the Treasury
Hon. HowELI Conn, Speaker Of the House Of Reps
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The report Of wooen goods yarn and WOOL has ncreas-
ed IL per cent ls49 Silk manufactures 6 per cent,
linen manufactures and yarn 10 per cent? metals and mine
raj produce l6 per cent
The fisheries not prosperous the nine months return
being in aear Of ls49. Out of thirty onePncips art-
Giles Of expectation, only four show diminished amount
comparing October 1850, with October ls49. These four
cotton yarn, oil and Seeds thrown silk and refined
gar OF articles of fo imported there is considerable in
on live stock and provisions and in coffee, sugar. tea
fruit wine tobacco and spices entered for home consump
ton. There is decrease breadstu potatoes rice Cocoa,
spirits, and opium.
The declared value of British and Irish produce and
features exported during the nine months which ended 10th
octoDeI, lou, was Ecu, zoo 4UZ
That Of foreign and colonial merchandise 49, 623
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Treasury DEPARTMEST, Nov. %, 1850.
Sra Agreeaby the joint resolution Of Congress Of the
7h Of January, 1885, have the honor to transmit for the
information House Of Representatives printed estimates
Of the appropriations proposed be made for the fiscal year
ending the 6sh June 1852, amounting $780, 4s9 04
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MATES OF APPROPRIATIONS.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has presented the
following estimates, in conformity to joint resou-
ton of Congress:
TREAsURr DErARTMEsr, Nov. %, 1850.
Sin Agreeably to the joint resolution OF Congress- on the
7h January 1885, have the honor TO transmit for the in
formation of the House of Representatives, printed estmses
of additional appropriations poposedto be made for the service
of the fiscal year. ending the 30h June, 1851, amounting
n 81 SIS. 3O5 GA
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including the fSe Of the securities held by the Bank Of
England whilst furnished with the amount Of dis
counted bills only held by the Bank Of France Again. un.
der the head of public dpotes held by the Bank Of England
included the amount due to Savings Banks and the
Commissioners of the National Debt Both statements
highly satisfactory. There nothing particular indicated by
these returns except perhaps the most cheering Of all ndca
lions, equabe and steady business void of every thing
that can excite attention.
The returns Of our Board Of Trade and our revenue
ports, all of the most gratifying description So well
sured best informed Of the certainty Of large
surplus Of the end of the fiscal year, that the
question mooted in the Economist "Whether it will be
best to appropriate that surplus to the reduction Of the
ona debt the reformation Of the tariff" It will be WELL
however, remember that only about half the fiscal year
yet passed that Europe is unsettled than it has
been during the last two years that in these times of sud-
den change, tell what few months may produces
and that before decide how cook the hare" we shall
do well to take Mrs Glasses advice, and catch it,
The exports for the month which ended on the 10th Of
October show increase Of esO7 742 IA per cent over
the corresponding month of last year, and Of 80 per cent
the corresponding month Of ls4s. For the nine months
Of this year there increase Of 1885, or nearly IL
per cent ls49 and about 40 per ls4s The
leading article is cotton goods and the value Of every descp
ton, including yarns, stands as follows
1s4s.. ........-.......... .f2, 2s2,742
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The total number Of cattle slaughtered Chicago the pre-
sent year is 1880, being increase Of 10000 over last
season. a@#ss- - aF&H stt 5Es
The amount Of property in Chicago subject taxation
appears by the census just taken, TO THRTrrS
MILLIONS DOLLARS as .t h ....t
Recently, in st. Msrys county, James Gardner youth
OF 10 years. killed by the accidental discharge Of his own
gun. ss
The city Of Wheeling and its suburbs have population Of
3,l6l, Of which 2l2 free black, and 70 slaves
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MiulslcI VI VIC lHtcEloT, DAROCHE. ne mes
sage is long and able document, giving, like our
own Presidential messages, full reports Of the CON
dition OF the various national interests and the re-
commentator of such measures for legislative ac-
ton as he deems expedient. 1t is not, however,
accompanied as with us by reports from the various
heads Of the Departments. The Ministerial Jour
mails are very triumphant in their notices Of this do
cument, and the journals OF all parties speak of it
with much more moderation and favor than could
have been anticipated. The National alone is
irreconcilable and incredulous. translate for the
lntelligencer the interesting conclusion from the
pages of the Moniteur. It says: M
Such, Messeurs, rapid expose of the state of
affairs In spite Of the difficulties with which we have been
surrounded law and order have esaned their empire such
degree that for the future no one believes in the success of
violent enterprises But is also that appehenons
for the present vansb anxiety with respect 10 the future
seems with greater intensity to seize upon mems minds
France longs, above all things for tranquility Still agta
ted BY the remembrance Of the dangers which society has in
cued and in view Of the grand interests which are at stake
France rests stranger to the miserable quaels Of men or
parties have frequently declared opportunities have
offered themselves, that considered great criminals
men vho from personal ambition, would leopard the little
stability which constitution secures 10 us Il is nv pro-
found conviction, from which have never swerved Ii is
only the enemies Of the public peace who have been able
msntepret the simplest which springs out of my
peculiar position As Chief Magistrate Of the country
have felt constrained to put myself In communication with
the clergy, with judicial fnconaries with sgriculursts
with manufacturers with in civil employment and with
the army And have earnestly improved every opportu-
nifty 70 testify TO oil these classes the sympathy feel for them,
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3. There is also added to the
estimates a statement Of
the several appropriations
which will be carried to the
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will not interfere in respect 70 Hesse which that Power re-
CARDS purely German question. Austria and Bavaria do
desire sngle-handed in with Prussia
about Hesse. They wish to have war in which Russia
would be their ally therefore the march Of the troops Of the
pretended federation is insisted for the reduction of Hol
STEIN If Prussia resist, will be the consequence and
Russian troops will advance from Poland Hanover has pro-
tested against the intended passage Of Austrian troops through
her domnions on their march to Holstein.
NOVEMBER 15.-The news Of this morning is,
upon the whole, of pacific nature. The Prussian
army has retreated from Hersfeld, in Hesse Cassel
The movement is, however, considered of strate-
getcal nature. The project Of voluntary loan is
very favorably received at Berlin. Prince W.T.
LIAM, the Kings uncle, the father of the Queen
of Bavaria, has, Notwithstanding his advanced
age, (sixty -eight,) taken military command. The
news from Vienna of the 18th is, that Count DON
HorF has brought from Berlin defnitive and really
acceptable proposals, SO that the people there are
filled with expectations Of peace. The report from
Berlin also is, that intelligence had arrived from
the Prussian Ambassador in Vienna that he was on
the point of arranging the disputed matters quite
satisfactorily and that only trifing difficulties
remained. In a Cabinet council held at Vienna on
the 9th instant Marshal RADETzKY protested against
the aggressive policy of the Cabinet.
LOUIS NAPoLEoN's message has had very Ia
vorable effect upon the Assembly. motion had
been made by member of the Cavaignac party
for the production of the process uer6aur OF the
Committee Of Permanence, which was opposed by
M. OpILoN BARRoT, and negatved by large ma
ority---a great triumph for the President. Another
evidence Of public opinion was exhibited on the
election of Vice Presidents, when the Leghmist
candidate obtained the least number of votes. The
suspicious opening of the Parliamentary session
had favorable effect upon the Bourse. The five
per cents closed at 93f. &c.; the threes at 57f 65e
Ii is understood that the message was entirely COM
posed and transcribed by the President himself.
The salons of the Elysee were crowded yesterday
by distinguished company, eager to thank and
felicitate the President in consequence of the
message.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-10
g1ttiltister A2.)

Gin Der parifer 86rfe sparen ant 20. tpeti8
@efddfte, nno bic Staatspapiere ffanoen
etpas nieberer, als am Gage SOrter. 5prc'
cent. 8ente fhlce "a 20.
StaIiem. = 9lus 81 ON miro ber;dltet,
|bae Die llnpcpularitdt bes papifes INNER
grocer werbe. Die rOmifd,e Suseno 1T tbeils
pcrbannt, tteils ein9eferfert coer oerbdds
ltist, incem es nidt erlaubt 1T, nad Scnnens
untersang aus Der Stabt ;u 9eben. - Die
Briefe bes ensliihen @cniuls, aueer ben
cfTSielIen, ,peroen auf9ebalten nnc erbrc'
den. Die 8inansen Gno ii, einem traurisen
3ufanoe, arf ben, papier ltebt eli, Disccntc
bon IA PCT. Sn WObeua flnc bic Seiuiten
pieber ein9efibrt unb erbielten ibr fdmmtlis
Dies @isentbum ;uriid.
Ddnemarf.- = Der &Onis fol- NIT benz
gntfhIu0e umseben, bic Rrcne niecer;uIe'
gen. prins Srieberid spiirbe in cielem Safe
priuseflln iceIene beiratben uno unter cem
8eiltance 9luBlanos ben 2bron belteigen.
sluf oieie @eile bcfft mat, Die fdlesriss bols
ffeinilhe Grase balc ,,9ecrbneW su feben.
Der @eoanfe 1T nidt iibeI. Dieie ycffene
Srase," fir peren uSrbuuns" 70 biel ebles
8lut sefcfeu, fol- mum einfadb ourd cine
prinslide ceiratb u9ecrbnet" tpercen. sllles
pieoerbolt ld niht i'm 2eben.) r
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-10
81 ScDin0MmA.cu.

Der ,0bic Gtaats'sSrte" erietetnt Wlittwrdbs-
Der Sut(eripticnsrreis fir 50 Saummcrn TT So In
8oraustssabluns, rs rpenn innsrbalt res eriten
batten Sabres, 90, so mtn pabrcnp pes sreien bals
ten Sabres uto S2,75 penn ertt nab 3erlauf ces
Sabres teiablt tpirr. 9lien,ano tann bic 3eis
tuns aufseten cbne pprbrr ale 9idfanbe ke;ablt 3a
baben. 8riefe unb Olittbeilunsen mdGen rprtpfret
:fsin, srenn lie teradliAtist werrcn follen
CT poitn,citer t6nnen tad einer 9errronuns
res 1enerals pcfamts Sutferpticns9elber TT a NJ
% at 3eitunSsberausSster cnren, ptnn tltan nei1s
elten fclAt Tricfe rfftn ilter9ett, fte ptrle9elt
ltnp abbrstren last.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-10
aNitttpoeb, sen lOtem = mli, 1850.

Sage 1teue prpfclDten. Sr. Canning 1T benz
lesteren eben nid1t iebr bclo, bod 9iebt es
Safe, 1T benen er feline 9lntipatbie fir sllts
9enbIife su osrldu9neu peiB. Man fa9t, bae
@eneral @uDc,, sesenwdrtis 8curihio qas
fd,a gun, eipa C8risabe9cneral) in Der aftis
ben 9!rmee crnannt Wnrbe, cbne cae er gum
Sslam iiber9etreten ipdre. Die Neeierun9
be9nii9te fld) NIT Ger blcsen Namensdnbes
ruus. slud bat bieielbe entfhiecen, baB ale
Glihtlinse BON Shumla, fpelde III Der 2iirs
tet Wilitdrbienlte su nebmen nertansen, in
ben @eneralitab Der 9lrmeefcrps einsetbeilt
tperoen; 1e bebalten ibre 9ieli9icn, beseben
ben nit ibrem Gause serbunoenen Gebalt,
treten aber nibt friber in ben aftipen Dienff,
alS bis iIe bic tiirfilhe Sprahe seIernt ba>
ben. Dieie Gtnreibuns fremcer Sffsiere lit
bic cttomanifhe sIrmee tpiro bieie morality
nno pbDllfh reseneriren; es befnben fldl
nntsr ben Slidtlin9en jun9e eeute noll Ga,
lent nnb Sener, Delde einen gang nnbern
Con nnc ein neues 2eben in bic bisber frdns
felnbe 9Irmee brin9en tperben. C9Banb.)
Cine teIesrapbifde Depelde aus Grieit
bonn IL. Sum- 10 utr 0crmitta9s fa9t: Der
elcDos Ddmpfer yWien" NIT @raf Stiirmer
an Scrb it in Der Gadt ansetcmmsn. @r
brin9t frl9enoe Gahrihten: 9lm 81. Mai
pafllrte Die tiirfiIde Slctte uNter benz 8efetl
bes &abuban pafha bic Darbanelen in Der
Nidmns nad Dem slrhipel. Sie bcitebt aus
2 Dreicedern, 2 3tpeibedern, l Sresatte,
@croetten, 2 &uttern uno elmer Sancnen
Sdaluppe. Sim 2. Suni fofste Der Spltan
NIT Der Nihtun9 mad SuDrna, Scio uno
8hcbus. ST mar BON crei feitlia sefhmiifs
ten Ddmpfern 5e9lettet.
stns"nft ses eazsa5 oamptsifres
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-10
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Nnfunft Ses
Sampf1ifcs

Nte europa, Capt. yctr, fam am Wontag
slbenb nm 6 lltr nit 80 paGasieren bon eis
perpccl in Sealifar at. Gle feselte fdcn um
Z llbr nad 0etpsUorf ,pciter. Die europa
DerlieB eicerpccl am Samitas ben %. euni
Tim IL llbr. SIM TOI9enben ee6en mir bic
NIT ibr iiberbradten, biz test tele9rapbrten
9tadrtbten.
ans @n9Iano tpiro beridtet, bae ecrb
&udsl am Donnerifa9 I'M 9aus Der @emei,
her etne auBerft briuante 9iebe sur gerttei.
ot9rn9 oes Riniterilims in 8esug auf bic
sriedifde Srase belt unb bas Gacels gcs
tnm ppn Seiten Der eorbs NIT Der tieflfen
Teradtun9 bebanbelte. Sc fheint nun fe(t
su iteben, baB bic Miniiter, 70 lanse Ge fIcb
oas Gertranen bes llnterbau1es su ertaIten
fpiiIen, AUDI ibre 9lemter bebalten fpcrheu.
gBas bic 3spiiti9teit nit Sranfreid, betrifft,
70 fdeint jebt rpeni9er @abrIheiulidfeit ais
je fir balbi9e 8eilesuns Der MiBbeaiefeiten
stpifAen Qcro palnterltnn unb Sen. Qabitte
ocrbanoen su fein.
Sei benz Sdifbrnd, bes ;tpifhen eipers
pool uno Glasgow Iaufencen Steamers
Orion iInb, 70 Yiel man jeet tpeis, SO Mens
fden TINS eeben 9efcmn,en. Wean fdiebt
bic SauptfhuIo oes lln9liids auf ben @apis
tan uno erlfen Steuermann.
Sitter 8nnien, Der preueilde @e1anote,
tpuree anf 8efebl ecro 8rcu9bams aus cem
Sibuu9slctaIe bes SSerbauies aussewielen,
neil ct unbefnster Weile in bic ecge Der
Srauen nno G6hter Der pairs 9etrcten mar,
nnb flb auf cesfaufee sluforeerung eetpei>
CERT bate, bic ecse su perIafIen.
sIus 8rantreih Iduft bic 9aadriht
Elm, baB am Dcnnerftas ein geriud semadt
tpOroen fei, ben prdIbenten 9cnis 0aapoIeon
su srmpreen, Sae es aber nidt 9eftattet mnrs
be, bic GtnseIubeiteu su Ser6fsntliden.
CgclfsY.)
- Sn cer GaticaalperfammImna ,purbe
ber antra9, cine &apitalteuer bon prccent
aussu(dretben, am 10. ,. M. nit $50 seaen
264 Stimmen Yrripprfen. Daseseu fam fol,
9enben Cages etn sInencement III benz See
9ierun9sporfdIa9e, ben @ebalt oes prdtlbens
ten sa erbSben trcburd berfelte in anberer
Geffalt onrd9eben tpirb. Die 9erbeneruna
lantet: uDem Ginansminifer pirb fir bas
Budget BON 1850 Elm befonberer Rrecit bon
2,10O,OO0S 0Sranfen er6ffnet fir aueerorbeuts
lide slussaten bes prdfirenten Der 9fepubs
Iif." Die Miniiter fnb bamit einper(fanoen.
Gmil girarbin bat fsiuen 9fadtritt BON
Der Sberleitun9 Der npreffe" an9esei9t in
Ncfae leiner Wabl i'm Iieoerrbein.
Das pripatDermOsen ecuis philips foll
fd a,,f Elm jdbrIides Gintomnien BON 160,s
600 9fo. St. belaafen, bas er teifamentas
rifh sleihmdBis inter ieiue ainber uub Gns.
tel uertheilt bat. M
ecrb palmerlfcn folI ieinem @elaneten IN
paris, eoro Icrnianbp, ben aluftras ertbeilt
baben, ben prdfoeuten ID benadridtiaeu,
caB alls feinofIiseu Dsmonlfrationen aesen
ToSfana uno 9aeapeI eiussiteat fsisn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-10

SreGen bon ben 8ldttern persiftet tpcroen.
Sn mdeisen Dozen it bic 0finbe eir ocrtrefs
ftd)es Stdrfunssmittel, aber in 9rcBen 1T
fle ein sefdbrliher 9Irtitel. g. Shlp.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-01
Esq. Baker, of New canton. Ri.


Mr., II. e.. Farers Arabian Liniment has cured
some bad cases here, which every other icriedy
had tailed IN one was white swelling and cOntrlc
ted cords IN the leg OF boy twelve years old The
leg, had wlthcredd away, and was so contracted thai
he had NO Use OF IL Three doctors had tried their
skill upon it in vain, and he icds fast sinking 10 The
grdrc, when the boys father was induced 10 inv H.
G.. farreis Arabian Imminent Before the fir.t
hottie was used Mp he came into Mr. B'ss,nrc. and
the first words he sad were, mir. Barker, | want
all that Liniment you have in the store; the one
bottle got did my boy more good than all that
had ever been done before The boy is now well
and hearty, and has free use of lii legs 1t Is good
tor sprainS, bruises, cuts, bunSand sweliugs
Being fully satisfied that H. G. farreIrs Arabian
ointment is the best medicine i'm the world cheer
fully recommend it. ! had been afflicted for l6
years with mos, severe pnin in my breast and
shoulders, which was so bad that could hardly do
any work NJ all, and would often lave 10 lie IN a
bed tor two weeks al "A time with i. used your
Lnment on II, and il cured me sound and well -
had, at the time OF using your linimcnt, one OF
the worst coughs ever had in my life; and it cured
that too. rubbed it in well over my breast and
shoulders. II Is also excellent for frost bitten feet
sores swtliings, sore throat, mango rryspcIas,
&c. ISAAC CLAYTON.
KIchnpoo, reor.a 60 Iii.
Manufactured only by II G. Farrell. sole invent
or and proprietor, md wholesale druggist. No II
Main ST. frpra, M To whom all communications
must be ad Iressed; and for sale by
WHITE Il HUNTER, G. l. THoMPsoY, and WALLER
& HlCKLISG, W'alrd.
sc SMITH, Perm; RAppwrX&CHcrvAy,L aSalie.
J II BRowN and w BowEY, Joliet
JENKINS MERRILL, Loclporf
/ & II ALEXANDER, A6gnolid
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G VoGEL and G. ID RICHARDSON. Bristoi-s
MILLER, Ospego and regularly authorized
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