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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

"MIRRoR OF THE TIMEs,"-desoted to Odd Fellow
ship, Literature, &c.. w. w. Wallace, editor; pub
lished weekly at 106 Broadway, New York, at 90
year. The Mirror is now published in quarto form,
l6 pages each number. II is worthy Of the patron
age of Odd Fellows especially, maintaining it does
right ground on certain vexed questions
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

0rTDuring the late session Of the Mississippi Leg
islature. Governor Quitman vetoed between thirty
and forty bills. The exact number could not be as
certalned, as several bills. at the close Of the session.
were retained by the Governor, without his approba-
ton, and did not become laws. owing to the lack of
time. There sixteen veoes sent in ON one da y.
Three or four bills were repassed by both Houses by
the constitutional majority, notwithstanding the veto
of the Executive. What will the Wings say to this
wholesale vetoing!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

A verdict Of $500 damages against The owners Of
the steamer Wisconsin No. g. was rendered at Mad
son few days since. for sinking BY The swell oc-
casioned by her wheels fst-boat loaded with crock
cry ware.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

0xrThe most singular feature of the cholera on
the river this season. is that its attacks confn-
ed almost exclusively to cabin passengers, scarcely
touching those on deck.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

6TJudge Bryant resenty delivered public adj
dress at Rockville, relative 10 Oregon. We regret
we have not yet been able to find room to copy the
published sketch Of it, He shows that the prospect,
Of solid prosperity for emgrants is far better in Ore
gon Than in California. We have no doubt Of this.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

6TThe Evansville Democrat states that Gen. Jo-
seph Lane expected to arrive at that place shortly,
10 accordance with the wishes of numerous friends.
in order place himself in fair position with
ference TO The next presidency. We hope this may
prove correct
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

Oy-Elhu .Burritt. "ihs learned Blacksmith" il
expected to lecture 10 this city some evening this
week.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

Edward Everett, is said to be engaged in writing
History Of France. in the preparation of materials
for which he has been engaged for some years.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

OaIo.-Tbe result of the election Of delegates to
the Constitutional Convention is Democrats g. wings.
81, free sellers, o. The Convention meets in May,
va believe
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

CALIFORNIA GoLD.-The New York Journal Of
Commerce estimates tbe amount of gold brought by
the steamers Cherokee and Empire City ats2, 100000
to 81, 500, 600.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

Mr.. Campbell. Clerk Of the House Of Representa-
ves, died q, Washington recently, after short i'll
ness
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

THE GRAND JURY SYsTEM.-The Versailles Intel
ligencer thinks it has rendered further discussion on
the abrogation of the Grand Jury System perfectly
useless by quoting paragraph from the Constitution
of the United States. Guess friend Roof hasn't
read P.'s correspondence, in the Sentinel We CON-
mend The article from his pen copied into last pa
per- to his saecial consideration If you open to
conviction, believe you are read that article.
and then speak out in favor If the reform. Tax your
memory little, and see If YOU don't recollect
Of its shameful and onesided roceedings-instances
where the names of honest men through malice have
been held up TO the world as criminals while at the
same time evidence was in existence had tine accused
been allowed to produce, which would have clearly
excupate him. "Beiter that nInety-nine criminals
suffer. "--RushpiHe .Sacksonion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

Dr. CHAPMAN has resigned the professorship in the
Medical Department. of the University Of Pennsyva-
MIA which he has filed for over thirty years.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

0crIn Massachusetts they now call Webster The
"Devl-like," instead of "Goj-hke."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

ottrWe learn that KELLEY, the great magnetism.
will be here in a few days.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

r5-The railroad cars leave Madison and In
dianapolis at o'clock, A. III.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD CONVENTION. at Philadel-
phia, adjourned sine die Wednesday week last.
A long letter read from Col. Fremont, in which
he lays the proposed route with great particular
iy, and contends that the continent from the Mssis-
sippi river westward to the Pacific, be crossed
without climbing mountain. Resolutions we're
adopted. recommending this subject to the attention of
Congress, and Of the American people generally.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-18

0NT Our neighbor Ex-Iov. Wallace may perhaps
smile at The following We should crou. perhaps. if
such effort necessary to do any bdy good.
"HENs AND CHcKENs."-Laugh as much as you
may about farmers paying his taxes from the pro-
ducts OF his barn yard, but here 10 estimate which
shows that eggs annually consumed in the United
States to the value Of 81. 100000. say nothing Of
chickens.
Mr.. Burke, in his las, Repor, from the Patent or.
nee, estimates fifty eggs for the consumption of each
individual in the United Staies and each egg is worth
half cent. This will make eleven hundred million
eggs consumed. and five and half millions of dol
lars paid ont for them. What do you think Of that
D"nt that old hen begin 10 look respectable in your
minds te! She's lone of Them" and helps to
make up the great nest from which many eggs are
taken, Cor which so much money is paid. and by
which so many hungry stoniachs are fed. Run Tom
my, and give her q little corn.-Maiae Farmer
JOHNSON CoUNTY. - The democrats Of Johnson
county, Tie 9th inst, nominated the following tick
ct: For Senatorial Delegate, james Rtchey; for
Rep. Delegate, franklin Hardin; for Representative,
David Durbin; for Clerk Jacob Seibert; for county
Treasurer, Henry Fox; for Associate Judges John
Wilson and David aIcCalpin; for County Commits
sioner, Samuel Eccles for School Commissioner,
Samuel Allison.
GIBSON CouNTY.--A mo party Convention" held
at Princeton, March 80, nominated the Hon. Samuel
Hall as candidate for Delegate the Constitution
al Convention.
0ErHon. Robert Dale Owen and A. P Hovey
nave been nominated for the Constitutional Conyen
tian by the democrats of Posey county. and Judge
Lockhart for Senatorial delegate from Posey and
Vanderburgh.
0TWe copy the following significant paragraph
from the N. Y. Tribune:
The Boston Daily Advertiser contains a letter of
commendation addressed to Mr.. WEBSTER in refer
TO his late forcbe anti Wilmot Proviso Speech,
and signed by eight hundred influential citizens of
Boston and its vicinity, amnng whom we note the
names Of Thomas II. Perkins. VIM. Appleton, Post
master Hayden, o. A. Brownson, Francis Bowen.
Hon. Rufus Choaic, and most of the heavy merchants
and capitalists of the City Of Notions. II is mos,
respectable testimonial
The same paper that contains this tribute TO Mr.
Webster's Speech announces the defeat of the whig
party in Connecticut. The two testimonials seem TO
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10

BALTIMORE Js- strsi B-rahrt he1ts o. i. r
toa tslA Nan IlosrE. bosfo- set- hcts- frr- a'
"a h.ssC hslasl Clslf. SElth ~ laTk Rev e., b.
7s>cS tlsFslr uor HraioL Cai-hrg Noroa.Na Me- 80
So laar De eaAs Ace corrrtt reporf N.ha
Asrv~
CHARLESTON, Jaa a-Ca., Ca,s-rn. Bsrbe,i NY.s. -
ani t-'cs.S - l~a.r- lae,uFse a,s say Csa-e.
>asf~o~.- Nfofs tae fraes Fsv~tl Lve-leal. - le.
sfQga. ksf.asse
NoBiLE pss s. Csi 6srs. w ryy,-a,su Mt. usa - g.
E.r.ss. o.. erc fecoac, Aakck NNorS
NSW ORLEANS, psc 1lAsr Bel Ra. Pa. -.ln I'm
fsrcltN = "a Nc1s, Nstsszss
ls-pg~ hSrsi aaa NarAs k-e Chsrisssos R~ro Rsturr
f.gt4al Ne ~ f1-r.sf >an. ioag stn Baharas
-. NJ, Earr sa4f Nz.aaias. Nstaf Nl,. n. 49,.
Nsr, gklns Harnso1. Run A-ss ssh--,-1 Cssznrs fss
n ga IN. Joda hSscSk RuEgs,. Ly-r,ooa Qsaeso l-f
- NNark. x ncso r. o. Ntr-tsak hsrnl1r frhr
:, s-.rr p "a J.os Heal.fsa W1~V, Bs1 s1rks KrSxo
N.rts ~ Tskrsps Cglcks,t FhA @1nsts isrr-r4 B.as
~ Med Cssrr> fAls kscS. s7. Orgy E~nifse
- A., ~ Iosl >saicn A1ea Sfsy - - Fis-irf
<kN HAVEN tsn s--A5r bvS hs- S~sl hsk~f ~ Jslr
- NJ ,rlr. FSsrt Pr-scoc Nfesk >sr4h Ehaaosh sflh
- .ctrs issoe- NJ Mar ssai w. " '>si
NV BInFOiSp In AR schr Ehns A. 0c-a p~.~ar
CO sAcp RsgshAr Sows, Nfosk ~ - 49, hhsras sa'h
Saz Frtasa~c.
NEwBVKYFORT Jsz eAfr sehE. l0sa ohsnsy Bos'ca tea
SKwPoKr Jaa AR s6r. s0zss. w-~cs. Rrl.,ol W.
rax.oa Nasy gzr Frcs 6spr- or kaaos Nc,ogy bsssr
Nassoa CT Nlork fasoa. kns.s1 tr 90 sact A-csc
BE ko-,ess 90 - y - " ssr, "a Rerf NJ O.
PROVIDENCE Jka - Ar schs Tbos f0Epsoa Nu7a NJ
fek Psstero psrAsy >ssos Va
KiCHNo>n Jss s-Au schr. Cpp.a. R-1s loSs3 pa
s~s 10 islyGlasoa Crnaaz~E NforS
sAIEM IA Arr schs los1as IA. lrons CO
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10
ntnI AInsCKIRER- hs-e
BOOK TR ABE
CHORAL ANTHEMS .


pY c TAYLOR author o. rayor' Sarei A.a
D.rr- Tue La.-' A. =. pages, lororc1 .-. q
nusl ,les rit ute ol he sds Pre- = or SO -o fef
dozen.
-wors contains e. pe,rs of music. consisting Of 50
l8. DueI. Iuo- NLsrrt-s Anthems Cloru-s'- a. a1Iu
Z. of sln orgl aud Ire balance srec-cd iiDm i4e
WORKS VI iu. Ur-. alfllrs both ancient AL rol-r4
ftp. furnish Cloif OF M4-ica SOCIETY,". "il re tef.
lee. m riIs i.f rrsrlce sld iar cocrr yr serir- u. t
c-rs. .na as0 ,ffh grtl-rs huh foH. " cl POI laer
lire no. appropriate s--cuors fog e. SPECIAL oc-a- on-
-uct G. Christmas Thanksgiving Dedicaio-s. Oldiaa-
Cons. s.
Tue music rsliaEe- a every vsrriy Of cas1rf rem tr
most s.nr r. f0 .he aranl Aul cs.r tom lr na
tender AL 30 .r l.- 1o-i stirring a.t sunans and
fyl e. Iuufn I'd le rarrsuV very r'anorsfr sul o.. -
ns1es- order ihr d.rcu-es o ne grSgfrssun where any
,frl oclr distributed alQu- f- para 80 a. t-t .
CARY fe performance shove le csYatif oi .af rrai
Tire muse MS be- sung by e-her afge or srs cloir
ST. ned by eler hgfi o. heafE orrl", "a g.
orssn cr rano-f0lt- Allf asi1g rs ercc- prN ii.
fle directive Terms sle Strictly ot-effcc
O. = arranged tiAl great Fitu4 20 ir a.s. is "
aIspt-l o. e piano forte al wi sf-ai prts
'1 tle performer and = bound n ~ tl--e = q
I'D or Wpuilv 90 a y.lcr ou l. ll-if-i--it
n a HaSiry 4 60 n As. lll q. ~. .Dfl' N"aL. al
HsS.rr F4-rr Go TIcs y teti.i-fs
FCfsseby u cANlDN
sf4fv~=.ss ~ F-..oL-s. \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10
HOLIDAYS.
rnvs FnR HOLIDAYS.

TOYS FOR HOLIDAYS.
nIEr CONFECTIONERY end sugar Ioys can Re -.
f.ir.t on r,asoua .e term. 81 NiNOtNt CON -
-rE.-..ssrs store 30 Greenwich a. - A'.o e- exec
a.. -...f. -, l..f,,v ,,arr.- ir children dis Ina
NiIFF- NICTORINE- AND CUFFS l"'
VI --raer DESTROYS of closing N~ niEnci pi o. "-
ness viii sell me ba OF Li- siyck d; reduced c--
Those n Of Il- il get Wen pad iof coming se
Distance hr the bargains wheh ie occasion ohef- i"
s--arf.a. % 81 Lai- ai.l cars, a- ufua-
J--rrt NM BROWN l4i Chatham 81
NO TbE LADIES' cho.cs s--orin,u o., MUS
N.e-'re- sad Cua- Fur pI, n order Laa's vi --s
ana gllfr,r's Beaver Bounets Also Bow dab. t.a.A
anal u.sf CO. ored Beaver Has bcnts AMI toDus pt.-
H.r- and Caps 40 MONARCH rs Fashionable hH, Cap
ans r Warehouse. ..28 Bower 40 lHi
IvSGRaVING- FOR THE HOLIDAfS-A large
Eard magnificent at; he richest g--o-ineni ever eAhu'
ei. f1f see ~ 20 cent b .5w ihr ssua kIice-
lr0 III HOOPER BROTHER ith Fla1r -
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" haIer..

As I-r-t, E,sou ssea.tan. k--i ra 81
it tauni holi- stsr "a - tl- ae q,
- .Nrs SIP k,Vtfch Mtl-ea 'a ~ arI. HI O.. JalIa -
- lsf .,-i, csr,~a sWs, By e,ls,a - - $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10
California Emisrants.

d. l,r.r MAJOR Fa.IId48 ION .fc''.''t'''
] C.,r,.. 80 ..
rF r.t-- JAZZ. Hysrs.J Re CO. y
/ 3 -. , So Hrrln Prs't Feri hs : D. '...'-
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! t.-at. % ~ f- .f ~, H-' f,- 81 ID.
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I .. t..l-. A 81 ae- y s.rrna. % 81 .l4e f'f w
r ,~ fI,o f,, Nov Or cam. Dec %. for thrsrs-
,rs. p,. ST.. B.r, ~ e t... . q
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NrnnTU We learn ihata n'01 nAin-I M|i'.h
go. murdered 'fn 'ol.e n'. . ,.,' 81, r.
% id- 'n'ft- l- -. Y' - p. ...- or q. 81.
hnu" n"'+If ' 'i .. .... ....t..l. .... ..t
pafN'.ef- OF .n. 'tt'.'i ,.. -..,.. f.,..
ffi'' were .'' .." - "a q ,i,. I.,.l-a
fH,n younger .'A U.''.'' .,',, l-L b.. ,.. ,.
ln -.on l'' 'I'.' Az .o,' .t.iieI an I'D. ...r-
gr0c, end i'Iui l.- ialh'i hiDl'ti.fr 80, t . .
I'D been c5n.riilr,~i lNrks'ursl Wing 2'h
~, p.,.,tv GNnt,y.-N,. have alread. ua.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10


toaPIRotIYvs OFFICE. srNr OF SEw York IN,
Htos = tss le ss'nlsi l'.rr &c. Gef Ya.l.a4 i.e ts'
~- r. .-.r 7o,.~ o' - Az .ir ~ q. Va o~ny
nfs.h'. noe- lei- 90 ihe - sattej m N , % 's
i-r Goa ~ Bond Nots. s.ei IA, is4o jt.,n
49, y. - NAHiN"toN htNf cor.if1.r.
L iHt WtftR ~ ATTACHMENT ..a.at ~ I'D ri r-f
if shss ci DAVID tAl ta- Iails .-ti.- Sc uai-r
10y . 's'' - NO % 'a' 49, .-D'of y. .iA~
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p Dated Ns. i.r pec,'o.f ~ isi.
a2ruos wiILiAT .tiScr
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90 .er' Gle tft-A i 90 Asnl " t sJ ~ l.ss te .'t
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NJ, ~ ,, ,., gen :, a. gs,' 10, q, No.
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"'a' = i-o' t' 80 D. HssAa- 'tss 90 a. g. 70 sfa
{. La eARoLlsE = LEwp r,...,a,.
d PURSUANCE " oflsr s.rr.e IT i, c.a..y IT
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lria m 1'v'sa a. ,rr 81 ,o--f' iasfsgi q tls '.',r,
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10 q ~ - l.eos. ALANs0s sSlGG-. Eir..,or
T. PrasrANcE u .n.s ias sa5,s.t, Of TOE ca d
500. ~iilI1a J6hSso$ '. Il ~ ~ n So faS "a 81
r +. gsssa, - ,',- " o. - .er' i;sfsci q ~ ae'r
80 ~ NrF fsgs H. VI Mal.a
Ns~ i.Fs Ia g. s' -s---'ls-r 10
BRADisH JOHssOS Ete-.tat
a.tssa skRAB JoHSsON r,soadr
4 ~ k,rANCE u order % senog'- Of Coua' q
f~F f1s ar- lei-ty Ff-a t al psrs9rs LlTsr DsHf
lssf JOSEPH LEAff a. 9f l- Cts ~ Ns st leress,
l. .tf- o H. 50 "a rnals4y CO Il ~
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ne ,ss-lti lsj % S4tsr,~r 4ss.
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u ~ RsCASCf order q n~ ..nog,fs o. g. Cg CT
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-ft n JOS n4fa fafs fi--rsss
ia'f 81 it~um JANIS Ghkl1. H. AinT.--siof
tO roSrKACTOnS setss ffapsai- VI h. a-.s-t
U -.sf ai ja4-a To- Ir.srss hsl ~ Pc .a>- "
~ Go -.ig, IA, A. cgr1rs rr .. s. ~ NprA
si ,f-~t 4 fg-l;t direct B..a- "a ~ ac. s s~y
iatu., ahfh ry = frsts~. H Lsngi u st-s -
ga EAKSR C~t.
" i.isn.ss,lh -. Z islg s.---i'
s.rPRENI COURT JAMS n trarEhstRf sssi.f LEB-
.NfDEE RING 49, BASNAH RING 80 .ll.aaso.
v rflrr- D. hANNAH hisC. Htifn g9- bret
.lnor~i o. sass~r - e-rpia4L - $50 -@a - al
- ru1sr = l-f,. -a- 500 81 ~ 1fy sai safJ
a .@s tar eaf5 sslr - enf L. .
-lt -l q " 'ssttf fli trrcJ
tsIs DO RI 80 ID -
~ tsf -itl fl ~ ls a4fly f ss.fssa 10 aa
- ~ sapy .r ~ r~~f lsasat-i ayar
Dated Der - ~ Enss EkRkf Pl1HLss AuaFlsgs
3 i4r.~' = s.-tA ss.eLfs Il " iala-'s-rsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10
ReeeIpr, Of Produce.

The following is the total amount % Produce by
railroads YESTERDAY Si2 bes Floor IS dc Ashes
bales Wool 2e kegs Ss sides Leader So boxes Cheese
- pkss Rustsf, IL sels wAssy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10
COMPREHENSIVE.

nl~-OLUTIOS.-IAe co-pagtnrIslig lcFeioi'fe eA'
D'sung under ile tIm oi {. KELLOGG 4 90 q
..lI.ei tv ibc des-h of 81 kellogg The tusiLc-s Cd"
fi bad. fl .s le Icr Asfsd Ug tis surviving ffrl.r
gHOs SIMMONS so frirt e.
Neu-Yo.k Dec -l l.4s ID ~
IO-PNRTNER~HIP.- undersigned hsse 'h.,
lsf entered mf1 )psrnerslap under ue inI o.
SIMMONS + TAYLOR aud as surct-.urs t1 d u he
o.. 60 .l. ca.fo tie same fu-l.ss 80 ur li stand
IHOS 5 SIMMONS
THO TAYLOR lgfrrg -
Nrv-Yols JaE g. l-an ID 90
1 -.--rff.l.-r rue-r ILe frln of MEEOH 4 FRANKLIN,
49, . nsrorfns All dealing l4 BOA Bl1ef-' aDl Ha'ers
La .rr- aid Ma -ra.- o. y Jatf-rir,t'
~ MECH
HOMER fHANkLlS
N,u-Yoik January L. is'o
w have . a. pOsei of1uf Interest l ie h0oFe part
lf our tnsre-. t1 Me--f- Ntrci FunA afd ae- rhf-
d. recommend fsu l tie support cf n~.c- aai t--
,oo1.r. SEYMOUR s. GO ~ Jufn-st
N-w-No.k Jaruary D. 1870 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10
IMPROVED PLATFORM SCALES.

MOOR AND PORTABLE Ca Hay. As-.road. bsnk
Nclrfer srA oder >calrs. ms1aist lft " ne Aes-
lCrk Jourrevfarn SrselrsEers' Co a bretue--L Tie
Scslss OF tlis ce-ervety 1knz pFsceieoce
% uthers I'D ~ eor7s.-,lrss al t1raclfy Err
vs1 wsrrared correct An1 aa5- - 81 oui % order
We rreT VIA confidence The uercans snd ~ nrlAs
81 New crk Who are lberzly pstrul-z-Lg us-
Azo frames q scknovle1zed superory 81 sac VIII e
above Z. rs Mccer-ane Front - where a. orders
vi te promptly a,.eraef 10 ard r-pa-rrz done wi-cOg
seay by GEO q SHEPHERD,
= 1r' Agent y }. : n Co.
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EDGAR ALLEN POE.

MIL BE READY On TIT RSDAY MORNING.. an
w ioth ne works Of Edgar 4 Poe " O. ~ nor iiq-
dlcto-v uaurrs 80 A. b. Wi-i-. J. Z. Lowe Aa-
Rufas " frsgTol. win psrra4t hg oslsil- 10 E zoe
au-- u no : REDflELu. CI-tol HI : ne
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- hATE>.-A raj Es-0rruslt u eOEGoH and fancy
- skates. strapped and 1nsraVpet
SLEfGH bELLsA "a and cOmpsle essorIHe1i ot loose
,na nncy srArped siesgh Bells
CUTLGsy -Is0<y and Desert Knives All FoTks Tea
Trsys. polshed sb0ves sad Tcugs Ere sLA1d. ke- a.
wholesale sad rxts., BY {. : LITTLE,
az sze0c xs1-,ol1-
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81 Csnsi-s' .-la- SORE. AHr 1e---n 49,. {. - s
e-..- --r. -s- se.- Of ,e-s- = ADDRESSING Z Y n
a. p 1-ice- .'s-.rz terms p
r. FOR SALE n TIE VILLAGE ~ iLLL :
II LII, - ease1. ~ ,-,.5s ,,--.a-- f5s.c
a., fs- WOOD "a .-ose t1-ss aiir.e snd wei 81
-s-3--. -r- a. -r-on Z ~ =. 80 - - ~
~ - -, 4, -.- --. -se tom N-7'arf Ton Isl ich
.-ag.s err -.r..- -.-1e 'ilies '4i Y --,-
le 40 --eap or re--a-- ---s - =
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C.---l4--- or y h cApA- : e o.----- - Z, -
- TO BtkKR> PIT NBsk> p *, 60 -. 80 80
~; ltbers IT, row q e.h '55r-.,eil 49, s. We
- ~. r5g- t-.-ne VI .le Nes. sat- OF hrai-'-f
between ~. e-. s-.1-- l1- ..s- 80 81 -s- ~.
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t.-a--r r~ t.--.1. .I a-r rar.r a. ----' --es
40 ~ ar.-...-- .,sfe sad dFe-ns 1eAi ''ove
A., .lr.ae.--o --se tie DO, u sra.n4 VI Pc No-a
.ile a ! vs-s-- running m I'D b. 9-4- q n ~ ~
a. co1s1rr so. ao fsei each al -1stFa s-d >.Ni1-
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r.r. s-stfe .--rlar0-se - l---r f''.. N' 80 au
rfrt ef md -I-s-- g. Pie 1Gr1 rlrt p@lf- ana le
-l--- o.. .g god condition. me i-la -eA'Is.- .i =
..--. 70 excellent AID srd 80 '-r--n ' p i.rf ' 's
~ P~- W t..or.a.- Home ia-----r i1 rs rur--
..rta -.rr- flrf.rr Tar .sIs. .f i-ff %
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- FOR SiIE.-l.o-e "..' l-' -.' =.
t.- ,..t. le let ..0es C' ponce -.-.
- ,.r--- s... ali Lez -.91 ~ can no" TO- -o 20
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-al--, a. ,l- Otto. 4. ii Or A.',- WON 81 '
These ...--- r-. i.r 'i-
,r. ,l--1. SAD Or r'~ % te. -A.-ri pr r'
ED cog .r bl. ding aich house upon s'rE.~ o u a
value y.N
- NEw,loRK AND BRooh hi.,.,, Lots Lots
Il tOh sALt-l * % -.
...f ia. Ioasr- Aso u t-.ok+- ' Dr-s'--
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CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA

WINDOW sAsHEs BLINDS AND DOORS.
DY TIE AID u STEAM AND MACHINERY -
ID siesc05rr sls1~d % execute orders ilf e'-fl De-
-crpon cf >sst- u.is AID Doors H. shor loc-, 40
uoul inrb- a--rrilol oi F-rsoIs % af- sfPPLs
blld.ug- aud u.airri..- i1F ~ Cs-isstia Hi4TAeL
MOORE - y s-T-sr
-fasr nezr ne Eu..ur FER BrDCA.yl.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

-l
(s UNITED sTAfRs MAIL LINZ FROM
a-Ez,xs CHARLESTON TO HAVANA "a sAVAS.
Nah AND KEY WEST The sy!er1;id ses
..ez1i.p IsAeEL ulop mrs burtsl-J Commanded by
c@pt Nilam koi1s VII coaT enee her regular nips
Mol@syy o. J. AZ ssii regularly from Charleston )
q HAVANA OF Ne lei sId 5h monfh All from
hsgenns "a Chsrsss.oa On lie srl ard I'd
From Ch2yis-,gn and savannah y Havana =. ~
" keyWest ......... >
f0t further particulars sgpy %
sfOFFORD fiLEsTON a co y soughs.
In Charleston % NJ { AORDECAL
Agrlts Ia Havsn. DRAKE BROTHERS q co
Passengers seasins Havana b. his snp fezrh bal
rsnoTs b - and tbe hfL day. by me-tng ins
ssaneIs Soflsrer add Sou-erues, reach Ssssfor b.
sane de
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TO DEAF rERsONs

NOTICE TO DEAF FER>ONs.-Ile po"-f 81
resrIrr rescued Az LIZ vario@. distressing uc-e-
se bead rriugs-l n Sea aays. .cat i.sk 90 Pan tl
Dr. Lalnsr IS Ess, Broslway, y 4. he pursl-s Ne
treatment successfully pracfcVl z! t oe-eI Az
Dr., lrrs.ev LoJton, Er- and
B-Jnpsid lerc-s refused Nc E1sTTe-s e cisrs a.
ess coatsng 81 CONSULTATION Zee Crs'e toeTs " u
A. ". and 10 P.N al In