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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-10-11
Rev. B. KING, }
Dr.. w. D. WHITFIELD, SCom.
j. H. ALLEN, r. s.

The undersigned Committee appointed to
take into consideration the action of the last
National Division, in changing the obliga-
ton of the S. of T. by erasing the words,
/" in this respect " as now laid down in our B.
B. and report to this Division for their action,
beg leave respectfully to submit the following
Report:
LIST. That we love the principles of our
glorious Order because their tendency is to.
g elevate our characters as men, and save US
from the evils of intemperance )" and while
we recognize the N. d. as the headof the Or
der, and cheerfully abide by the decisions and
regulations it may adopt for the advancement
and prosperity Of the Order, and in fulfil
ment of its glorious mission to difuse the
principles Of Temperance, Benevolence and
Brotherly-love, throughout the world, yet
we do consider the action of the late session
of the National Division, in erasing from our
obligation the phrase, Sin this respect there
by changing materially said obligation, as a
violation of the solemn engagement it has
made never to alter or change the fundamen-
tai principles of the Order, and we protest a.
gainst it as er post fdcto in its operation, and
calculated to SOW the seeds of dissension and
disaffection in our ranks and hinder and alb
struct the advancement and prosperity of OIL
glorious cause.
I'd. That our Representatives in the mex
Grand Division be instructed to lay thes'
resolutions before that body.
Sd. That our r. S. forward a copy Of thesI
resolutions to the Editor of the Spirit of th'
Age for insertion in that paper.
Allof which is respectfully submitted.
\, DAN'L. s. HILL, Chm.
IL Icertify the above proceedings of Wash
ington Division, No. q, s. Oft. LIST October
E 1850, to be correct.
j. W. HOWARD, R. S.
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Yours, in 1. P. & r
WurRKas. we have learned that the Ma

WnEREAs, We have learned that the Ma
tional Division at its recent session,smade
an alteration in cur obligation, rendering
thereby the whole obligation binding to
tho end Of lifc," be it
ResoEUed, That we herewith enter our
firm and decided protest against such alter
alton, believing it entirely different from the
construction intended by the founders Of
our Order, and being fully convinced that ii
will prove, if carried into effect, an almost
i~nsurmountable barrier TO the further sue
cess Of our Order.
At a meeting Of Cedar Creek Division
held IN the 18th September, the above Pre-
amble and Resolution were unanimousl,
passed, and ordered to be sent to you 70
publication.
E. r. LILIES, R. s.
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ArnrMAnLE. Oct. 4th. $50.

Bro. GoRMAN: The following Resolutions
were adopted by our Division:
ResOIUed, That we regard our pledge as
the connecting link in the chain which binds
US to the Order Of the Sons of Temperance.
ResOIUsd, That any alteration Of the
pledge, OF any alteration affecting the true
intent and meaning Of the same, IS not bin
ding on any member Of the Order who took
upon himself the original pledge.
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GIrrununa. Oct. 4. 1850.

Bro. GoRMAN: On Tuesday last the LIST
inst, assisted by j. NJ. Moody, T. Copell,
w. w. Lee and P. X. Garner Of Cherith
Division, l organized Invincible Division,
No. 1874. The following officers were cleo
ted and duly installed for the present quar-
ter, viz: U. Jordan, W. P, VIM. Carstar-
pheW, W. A., n j. Garner, r. g., John F.
Skies, A.. r. S., S. M. Garner, F. s., w.
G. Jordan, T., G. A. Harding, O., I. P.
Mayes, A. c., BENZ. Melton, |. s., j. 4.
Virgins, O. s. From the zeal manifested
by the brethren of this Division and being
situated in a portion Of country whore there
is a vide field open for operation, l doubt
not they will accomplish much, for the good
Of our cause.
On yesterday the End inst, assisted by
Bro. Pierce and other brethren of Quankey
Division, l organized ChOckeotte Division
No. 1856, situated in Weldon. The follow
ing officers for this Division were elected
and duly installed, viz John Campbell, '
D, james Simmons, a, j + Simmons, r s
B F Sledge, a T S, II w Crump, fs, ]
Bass, I, EN- Peterson, c, J IL Summerill
ae, NJ Grimsley, i S, Saml A Weldon,
s. This Division is located at the termins
ton Of the Petersburg, Wilmington an
Portsmouth Rail Roads, owing to its cas-
accession by Rail Roads and its room fo
meeting, being in the 4th or 9th story Of on
Of the largest buildings in the town it is
fine place for a meeting of the G. Division
With such men as compose this Division
the friends. of Temperance need not fear Il
result.
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Ghftdt CnrrRspuantnre.
CeScoaD, Cabarrus, Oct 81, 1850.

Bro. GoRMAx: It is my duty and priyil-
eye to inform you, that |, assisted by anum-
Der Of the brethren Of Liberty Division, on
End inst, organised Cabarrus Division, No.
1877, lCcated in Concord, Cabarrus county,
N. G. with nine mcmbers. The officers fol
the present term are, VIM. Frew,s w. p,
Jno. D. Frazier, W. A, A. G. Mckee. z,
g., David Suther, T., james G.. Benson, c.
@. J. Alexander, A c., 7. L. Wood, /
g., j. G. Eagle, o. s., J. N. Kestler, P
W. p, by appointment
Yours, in L. p. & F.
JAS. E. MORRISON, D. 6. W. P.
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BLACK Rock. Oc (
8. L. RIDDLE.

bLACk HOOK, Oct .,
Bro. GORMAN Assisted by Bro. j D Russ
and others, | have organized Black Rock Di-
vision, No 1888 with the following officers !:
NJ G Turrentine, W p, D Gillespie, " a, D
Buie, r 5, s A King, t, 7 Moses, f. D
Larkin, e, Danl Shippe, S. The Post-eshce
for this Division, is Robcson's Post-of6ce,
Brunswick county.
In haste, d. M. BUIE.
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A SUNDAY IN PHILADELPH1A-Terrible
riots were the order of the day in Philadelphia
on Sunday. There were no less than four, in
one of which a murder was committed, and
probably the same was done in a second be-
sides which two highway robberies are recor.
ded, and some minor outrages.
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NRma uf ftf Bun.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.-she CAM
bria has brought Liverpool dates to the
2lst ult.
Cotton had risen half penny a ID.
and the sales of the week were 81 1900
bales. Fair Uplands Sd. Stock now
on hand $4,000 bales. This rise IS ow-
ing to the accounts of short crop from
this country. Coffee also had advan-
eed.
ENGLAND.-It is stated, oh authority
of the correspondent of the London Her
aid, under date Paris, Thursday evening,
that arrangements are on foot between
Spain on the one side, and England and
Holland, on the other, by which Spain,
on condition Of having Cuba protected
by the joint action of these Powers, en-
cages to pay the debt due by her to En-
glish and French creditors.
No other news of interest.
MARYLAND ELEcTIoN.-The Democratic
candidate for Governor has been elected
by a majority of about 1900. This is no
change, the present Governor being of
the same party.
LoUIsIANA.-The Hon. Henry John
son, late WhiglU. S. Senator from Lou
~isiana, has been elected to Congress in
place of Mr.. Conrad, appointed Secreta-
ry of War, beating Mr.. Billiard, the reg
uIar wing candidate.
Among the combinations Of appoint
ments at the close of the late session,
was that of Mr.. Barringer, Minister 10
Spain. Also, Many U. s.. officers for
California, and Utah.
The appointment Of Jas. W. Osborne,
; Esq, of Charlotte, as Superintendent Of
the Branch Mint in this State, was also
confirmed.
Iowa SPECIAL ELEcTIoN.-A letter
: from Davenport. Iowa, TO the Philadel-
d phIa Inquirer, says
81 have just received intelligence tina
u the wings have carried the Second Con.
gressional District. ofwhich Miller wa,
a contestant with Thompson for a sea
in the House last Spring, and The Hous'
2 refused to allow either to sit. This is
decided whig victory"
New PoST OFFIcEs.-A new Pos
G. Office has been established at Maple Hill
ID Davidson county, VIM. d. Wood, P. M.
h also, at Peters's Creek, Stokes county
$ David Hall, P. NJ.
. TExAs.-There appears TO be no doul
oil that Texas will gladly accept the Bonr
dairy Act which passed Congress,
New ORLEANS, Oct. 3-The Stean
er Alabama, has arrived from. Chagre
n. She brings dates from San Francisco
O.. the first of September. She has Il
passengers.
Peace has again been restored in Sa
ramento City. This leaves the infe
on' ence that the report Of the city havil
ne been burnt down was erroneous.
US Col. Wilson, the Special Governme
me Messenger to Texas. has returned. l
N, says that Governor Bell intends issui
on a proclamation submitting TO the pop
lar vote the general proposition, as so
all as Col. Lewis arrives with the ofic
es- news of the passage of the bill. T
am vote will probably be taken about
a LIST Of November. 4
THE ONDERDoNK CAsE.-The d
as before the meeting Of the General Ep
20. copal Convention at Cincinnati,
Wednesday, the House of Bishops W,
in secret session, and it is understc
a (says a dispatch) that they have the Ct
net of Bishop Onderdonk under discussion
in
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Form of Application,
FOR A CHARTER FOR A SECTION or
The Cadets Of Temperance.

- (Date.)
The undersigned, youths o., belisv-
ing the Order Of the Cadets Of Tsmperancs to
be well calculated to extend the blessings Of
Total Abstinence; and promote the general wei
fare Of mankind; respectfully petition the Grand
Section Of the State of North Carolina, to
grant them q Charter to open a new Section %
Be, called the --Se Section, No.
Cadets Of Temperance, Of the State Of North
Carolina, TO be located in--a and an
der your jurisdiction.
We pledge ourselves; Individually and coll
lectiVely, TO be governed by all the rules and
usages Of said Grand Section, and also by those
Of the National Section when formed.
Enclosed is the fee for Charter, r.. Books, and
officers Cards, $500. =
1t must also be stated whether the applicants
are members Of the Order or not I; If they are,
of what Section.
The application to be directed to John +.
Hewlett, G. w. P. Greensboro, N. C.. free Of
postage. To which must be appended the fol-
lowing certiieate.
This is to certify that Bro.--swhoss
name appears to the above as w. p. elect, is
now a Son of Temperance in good standing in
-Diyision No. -, S. of I.
Signed by the w. P. of the Division.
P.S. All kinds Of Regalia for the Cadets
Of Temperance, fer sale by the Grand Section.
Apply postpaid to the G. w. P.
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/. o. o. f.
MASONIC & SONS Of TEMPERANCE

mA6O64C * 6OG9 Of 16uA1 61l&1GN 40
@PREMIUM REGALIA DEP0T.A
GIBBS s. SMITH, No. 70 Baltimore St.
" Baltimore, Nd, respectfully invite the at
tention of the Brethren Of the different Orders
throughout the Country to their extensive and
beautiful assortment Of
~ RECALLS; BANNERS, SAsHRs, Cos
TUNES, JhwELLs, &c.-Ea All Of which are
got up under their immediate inducements, and
comprises one of The largest assortments 10 be
found in the United States.
Members Of o. ENcAMPMENTs, ODD FEL-
LOWS, MAsoNs, Sons OF TEMPERANCE, RED
MEMS, and other Associations wishing to fur
nish their HALLS, or supply themselves Individ-
uallY with REGAIN, will find our HOUSE offers
great inducements, as we keep constantly on
hand a large and beautiful assortment Of all
styles.
9r EEcAMPMEHTs, LODGES, or DIVISIONS Of
the Sons OF TEMPERANCE forwarding their
Orders may depend upoR the articles being fur
nished in as good style and at as low prices as
if they were present to select
BANNERS, FLAGS, PsNNANrs, &c. for the
different associations, made to order at the shor-
test notice. Address
GIBBS & SMITH,
Regalia s. Banner Manufacturers.
No. rs Baltimore ST., Baltimore.
Sept. &c, 1850.
a- We are the largest Manufacturer Of Re-
CALAIS & BANNERS in this State or Virginia,
and will vie with any ether Establishment in
the U. S. Consequently we ran supply you with
any article in our line, as low as they can be
had in this or any other City. G.&S.
BY.
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mARRBND,

In the vicinity of Chapel Hill, on the 9Th inst.
by j. B. McDade Esq, Mr.. James X Watson,
to Miss Mary, daughter of JAS. Gatts Esq, all
Of Orange county.
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Us. sUMMEY, W. P.


p~uDncauon.
Us. SUMMEY, w. P.
j.. FL. ALLEN, r. 8.
We the Committee to whom was referred
the writing of a protest against an act of the
N. d. in the erasure Of the words, I'm this
respect " from our obligation, beg leave to
submit the following to the Division:
WHEREAS, We have heard complaint a
mong some Of the members Of our Order a.
bout the change made in our obligation at
the recent session Of the N. D. of the s.. Of
T., held in the city of Boston, resolved by
a vote of 81 to II, to erase the words IN
this respect" from our obligation, thereby
rendering the pledge binding in all its pha-
ses to the end of life and whereas VI look
upon this as a radical alteration Of the prin-
eiples Of the Order since our connection with
it ; therefore,
RssoLUed, That we, with all due defer
ence to the act of the N. D. enter u sol
emn protest against the act, yet at the SAINT
time cherishing the highest regard for th'
parent institution and the permanence Of th'
Order in general.
ResoEUed, That we, as an auxiliary Divis
ion, intend to give the Order our Jealous &C
operation in the advancement of the grea
and grand object, hoping at the next con
vention of the N. d. that they will recon
slider the act, and resume the former word
or give us an expression of their object.
: Resolred, That as we have heard of som
3 Divisions which have surrendered the
5 charters, that we most earnestly desire n
more to follow their example, but press 70
! ward with accelerated zeal in the might
work which lies before US, and let Us see
we cannot sweep the hydra-headed monst'
o from the land.
ResoiUed, That we most earnestly sole
the Grand Division of the State, to exc
her influence in the N. D. in carrying o
Il our desire.
Rev. B. KING,
n DR.. w. D. WHITFIELD, Com
T II EN- r g
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$500 REWARD,

INFORMATION having been given to the
1 City authorities. that some evil disposed per-
sons, have at different times, assaulted The dwell
ing Houses of L. E. Harris, E. Smith and ST.
las Burns, with stones and other missiles, al
night, thereby causing a malicious destruction
of property, and great alarm and danger TO their
families /; | have been directed to offer a Reward
Of One Hundred Dollars to any person who
shall give such information, as shall lead to the
detection and conviction of the offenders, or any
one Of them and | call upon all good citizens
who value the peace and good name Of the city
To render their assistance, in order that the gull.
ty may be punished, and our city protected from
the repetition Of such outrages in future.
WIN DALLAS HAYWOOD,
Intendant.
Raleigh. Oct. 9th, 1850. "A
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HnNpERsOs1ILIE, Sept. Oath, 1850.

DILECU UIVIsIUN, NO. IOI.
Bro. GoRMAN: The following Resolutions
were unanimously adopted at a regular meet
ing of the Sons Of Temperance, and reques-
ted to be sent to the Spirit Of the Age, fol
publication.
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THE ONDERDoNK CAsE.--The day
before the meeting of the General Epis-
copal Convention at Cincinnati, on
Wednesday, the House of Bishops were
in secret session, and it is understood
Says a dispatch) that they have the case
of Bishop Onderdonk under discussion.
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New PosT OFFIcEs.-A new Post
Office has been established at Maple Hill,
Davidson county, VIM. D. Wood, P. M.
also, at Peters's Creek, Stokes county,
David Hall, P. NJ.
TExAs.-There appears TO be no doubt
that Texas will gladly accept the Bonn
dairy Act which passed Congress-
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POETRY.
PASSING AWAY.
J. d. :. q

E
Passing away passing awsyr
Things We most cherish fail first L. decax
Smiles taat arg sweetest, The soonest arr lawn
ana lslenes thst are dearest, the earliest gone
Passing away passing awayes-
rs paVe iingefed here bat feet5Hg day
Ihe iaees We met were the new ana STRANGE #
~Anu |" Signed a. we looked ga 50 dfear a change.
But passing away-passing awav r.
aimF has ped lar thai FIRST wearisOme dav
Ana well have We learned iih ready part +
Z 40 riFet new ties round the yielaiag heart
We have learned % love the new and strange.
= ~ We fear othink Of the coming change,
Arc weep as We dream. OF the saddsning day
y neh these new found friends will have passed
array.
VIII have passed away will have passed way /
! lh-re' then no love that will last Tor .ayel
A K there no friends whc will nj er estrangel
NJ heaFIto BE- ris mid u wreck il chtage7 n
Nay, nav daubl mot tis a eAesriess ihiay: f. ,
10 doubt the faith q tbs aea9s where IS citag
And We tain Woald tfasg thauga all Others fptl 81
ne love % taess friends viii pat> nsru aRaV
Though life may. pass,on aa4 We d. ID. nlafs
lIli IL dreams are gong ap ~ striving Der
We will Oft look BACK throdga nj -rn9ry's bait
And these eyes and these voices again RECALL
An, Oh may il be ID the final aofrs
They may COME YET again wilma holy power;
And draw Us on with vel stronger love n
To join 10 Eternal bonds ab0va
Bat oh shall We meet-shall We ait meet there
fwere bliss 70 outweigh all w1rilrI care III
And we well might Joy, though our mortal day ~
In this cold, cold world pass swiftly away.
Oh, friends dear friends il is vain do tell II
How these fears and hopes in mF spirit dwell!
Shail we all meet there shall w all meet there
: IS ny dearest hope and my constant prayer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
To Market Gardeners, and all
others concerned.

TT1HE sabsesiber=ofsFs new seed 81 bis LARGE
j YORK CABBAGE variety unsurpassed,
II eauatied hy any eversold in Philadelphia This
psrfty IS al Tree growth and mech harder than the
uaplrts; hence ii il be sown al tas usual rpe ~
The fail, the plants attain TOO large size ana are
lfah, Is sheet Ii should therefore not be Sown ear
lief than lst 10 10th Of October il frame, SO that
-shey can be protected, if necessary, until large
nonah to :. 5er up Il sown III February, in ho,
bed It will provr greatly superior 10 any imported
Cabbage raisedinthat way the heads being double
the size, and NOT So liable ID burst those faised
from European seed.
He also oilers EARLY YORK CABBAGE
SEED raised from inpersea stock il is a little
easurr than LASDaEras L1Ros YoRK, and much
Iargef and harder than the ESGLisa YoEK, OF Btu
Ioek- HEARr
Also. for sale all the approved varieties Of Cab
hsge Broccoli, aud Canli6nwer imported from re-
sPoasihle persons in England ard Germany, and
warranted 10 grow. D. LANDRETH,
IS Cissast strsef Philadelphia.
VIM STABI.ER s. BRO,
Agsnts for Alexandria. Va
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TnE RNp oF PRupENcE.

The great end Of prudence Is to give cheer
fully Is those hours which. splsndor cannot
gid, snd exclamation cannot exhilerate--
those soft intervals Of unbended amusement
Id which man shrinks to his natural dimen-
sionS,; sad throws aside the ornaments Of dis
gnise which be feels, in rrivacylto be useless
encumhrances, and to lose all effect when
they become familiar Tebe happy at home
is thelaltimate resulted all am bition, add the
ond 70 which every enterprise and labor
tends aud Of which every desire prompts the
prosecution. tits indeed, It homo that ev-
cry man must be known BY those Who would
make just effort Of his virtue, or fslieitg, for
smiles and embroidery are slike occasional,
and the mind is often dressed for show in
painted honor and fictitious benovoleuee.
~ kssiiss.
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disk, and ii WAS nesrlv i;vbt i 5.x Tben
Wiliian ana HeIen FIJI Il ,be;r Lness II.
gethes. and with ioyfai s.rsa,nine was 6rst
pledged the proper grat;tt,le ID Heaven ana
then gave themselves ID escb other forever.
more Neither said, ( aayethce r There
was no need fer that where their hearts lhad
beatehI together IL dreams Of death aud 4
holy tsaIiee
The5 purchased the beautiful i nrairie 81
the taaFsln where their lovely cottage catches
the gtsnce of every poetic tourist Who clYdes.
BY the aid sf iron aat Gre along the matchl
less fiker rbere She lovers al first sight
san rdsile grateful AID happy, IN fun view
Of the.scsne Of their frst KISS
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STlUB,S HOTEL,
Depot Houss. .MartsnsDssfgs va.

9vtiiS new and large Hotel, recently opered Al
= lhe RailFoat Depot by the undersigned, is neA
nearly reAdy for the reception OF Bcarders and
Travellers The table will al an times be laden
with she hest The market aifards--aid the charges
moderate Being the Dining House for Passen-
gers " ~ Eastern Train Of Cars, The House &
Wen pfoFk3ed With active and obliginx servants
eonseq0etffiy spioprners NAV eenkdehsly et,,ees
every Necessary attention a. this establishmer, =
The nmuti exeTsisns viii Be used 10 afford ID an
every comfort tha, can b fonnd al any Ho,es II
lie VALLEY and share 81 public patronage Is Is
ifsised H. STAU1.
Inne Is, ls50--tf.
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MISGE Y.
: nous Foa'Af1 zee.

4 The.falloWing interesting narrative Of on
Of those real struggles If the young 10 as
/ siss thRir parents, which sparkle Ike 5dia
mondssEai9ng the pathway Of life, IS t4ke,
\ from aspaper published in Wisconsin: n.y.
\ Being esNed9 says the narrator. !. Oh
business 70 the United States' Land D ace.
and, wsilc there, awaiting the, conpletioh~o
my BUSINESS, a lad. apparently about sixteen
or SEVENTEEN years old came in, and pre-
isented 20 The receiver a certificate of bur.
chase for forty acres-of land l was strhei
with THE cpunteuanoe and general appSars
anee Of the la9 and inluiretlof him forwl.onl
The was purchasing the land ~
Fer myself sir tie reply was D.
H 1 then inquired where be gothic money
''tf~earned il BY my labor he ansgered
4" Then, said | : you richly deserve he
land" r.
H | thSa Inquired, "Where ala you come
from ~" ~,<s- ~.
/" New York said be- ~e>~~~-s~~~@>~
H Feelitg an Increased desire fo~know sofke,
tlingof this Tail, aslsaa him wRetber~le
INad parFrt7 ardwhere they lived. On>tks
an NIB took a seat. ard gaTe me the
to'iewH4 4rfaliye
III ami sn New Yor{; s1ate-- haya tb III
lr5ag 4 iaf lei. hat1-r AID Eve bT6slersaIfd
este Il 3su tb.Zo.aest child. F4taer<Sk a
7iEnkas dan and a.seli would return hotlee>
tfolft hls ak /. work rank. ana hot 4 ceRt.
Az bis possdtto buy food for the family.
having spent all his days earnings n ftalilr
With his drinking. comparisons the family
had 10 d,.petul chiefly oh mother ana .nspstif
for bread this distressed mother much ana
bad paRcrfuI effect on nv feelings Fnll
Ing that father wauld NOT a6stain fromliuuor
i Tesolv%i d make a. eifortsin some 81, way to
ftelieve I6otherz sisters aud brothers fran
Want Afar revolving things over 5iu rly
hind, ana consulting with mother | cot ali
Itheinformation could about the Far West,
hind startAdfor n isoonsin with threa dolldrs
lin ntv pbeket Ieft b6meHon foot ( fI4r
4pea3ihos,pv fbr+a dollars / worted ocs,
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Notice

FEf8IE repairs that have been going On for several
nionlhS have al length been completed and
We are pleased 10 announce 10 our friends along the
line that ihe Canal is now in fine navigahe order.
w nope therefore thai our customers and dealers
genaraily. wiz not letlhe delay 10 which We have
been subjected IN forwarding Goods, prevent theAr
eemiflg 10 our market toIpurehasc their Fan sup
plies. aSwe are now prepared to.eer sefy great IN
dueements 10 the way 81 bargains
McVEIGH, GRO & CO. \.
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