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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported for the Wisconsin Tribune.
Death Of the Clerk Of the House Of Representa-
Il -
w AsHINGToN, April l3

tIttN,
WASHINGTON, April 3
Thomas II. Campbell, Clerk Of the House
died in this city at l o'clock this morning, al
ter an illness Of two days.
Mr.. c. was Wing in politics, and citi-
zen Of Tenn. Ae was elected Clerk in the
rhirteth Congress, and was reelected after a
protracted contest. He was gentleman
much esteemed by all parties.
Meter House Of congress are in session TO-
duy.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19

Joseph r. Briggs, Editor Of the Beloit Jou.
nal has been elected Chairman Of the Boa,5
Of Supervisors of the town Of BeIo!t.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19
MARKET, March Ist.

Boots, 775ag5 doz; Building materials
lumdar by cargo 56oaloo m; seantling. $50
al5s m; shingles, S8aI0 IA; coal, SO per ton;
coffee I6aI5s; sheeting, SaI2c pr yard dri-
ed apples, 55at0c per b.; peaches 4OaI5c !;
ale, so pr bbl.; moIasses, 81 gal; beef, mess
e27a3o; butter 81 per ID; cheese soc, -four
$40.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19
General Tayl0r.

The hero President has been more truth
"a ~ described than any man we ever read
Eiach Of before seeing One who had not
Isrned how extremes touch in manners-the
MOST courtly polish and the most absolute sim
F'icity-might be surpr ed, only, wiki that
complete putting Of every one in his presence
q. case, which is looked upon in England as
the result Of high breeding; and which Gen.
aylor's manners effect, without the slightest
taought given to the matter, apparently, and
With the fullest preservation Of dignity
g Rough and Ready" in his way, an English
L.ukc would as well and, by the way, this
r"rainess is Of simplicity and commences
hich it IS wonderful indeed to find SO high
su the adder Of prefeTmeat! There We're but
SIX OF eight persons in in the room when the
party we accompanied were presented to the
Presidents; and the conversation, for the ten
minutes We were, was entirely unstudied, and
Between himself and the ladies' only But
we mould have been any where stru k with
..e instant directaess, o3viousuess, and that
a-anr -h1.iag in.aedfqI, ness with which he
Invariably replied TO what was said. Let it
Dc e.ers mere a t1iAe, the return thought
was from the next link of association. Most
great men, diplomat and politicians partic-
llariy, 60 Z" about the basin, a little for re-
Ply to a remark, emitting the more obvious
simpler answer it might suggest, for the sake.
perhaps, ofan appearance ofsecing more scope
la 4 e bearing Of the matter. But TAYLOR
sre thoughtwe could make certain, even from
these few brief moments Of observation-has
no dread Of your seeing his mind exactly as
Ii works, and has no care whatever, except to
.Iiall and speak uuthfully what comes first,
la-ardless Of any policy or management of its
iupTez ion on the listener. The KEY OF his
voice, at the same time, is that of thorough
lrankHess, good humor, and unconsciousuess
observation, while his smile IS easy and ha-
h.-ual. Tho grace with which these out-of-
door characteristics accompany a mouth Of
auch in.omitabic resolution, and an eve of
such searching and inevitable kindness, ex-
pains, perhaps, the secret Of the affection that
is 50 we'll known 10 have been mingled with
the confding devotion felt for him throughout
the army. It is impossible to look upon the
I'D hero, we should sar, without loving and
se ieyIng in him.-Hon-e Jour.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19

GRAHAaIs MAGAHNE.-We learn from
tie New prospectus of his popular Month
Is. that GEo, r. GRAHAM, esq, its origin
al proprietor, has again assumed the en-
tiEe management ofthe Magazine, and viii
commence a new volume with the number
for July which is promised to be one of
uGrivalled excellence. The bare fact that
Mr. Graham has returned, is a sufficient
guarantee that the forthcoming volume Of
bis Magazine viii be, as heretofore, an in
tcIIigent companion, as well as a pleasing
ii ztor to It's numerous Subscribers. We
h.svo not As yet had the pleasure Of IN ex-
change with this Magazine, but hope soon
t. End it among our list
.Terms 3 for single copy, s. for two
copies or $40 for five, subscriptions re
csiyed at the Post Office Mineral Point
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19

~ A7rnusuIzG IvyEy-Ioy-The London
--,-ts@ somHa. says caero viii shortly be brougl-
before me 9a--lc new locomotive, in which the
reg ---ei.--7 az e.-eT steam, are. air or water,
WI. 1ea.sI e't5el with ITS power o. lrdctiouwhile
effective viii be perfectly sa.e-bv il nc-half at
-7-zto tae present " og-iag expenses VIII lie saw
e. 2aEoa-ga7 of universal peace lock forward
with hope. TINS agent VIII exert powerful in
a4eaee on ID nations. Distant parts of the world
where z.ea.lls.lps- from the expense of fuel have
ne- been. .E.i. soon ae reached with facility This
moline power VIII advance all nations ~ a Iarrer
stride than ever steam has yet made
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19

ter an illness Of two days.
Mr.. c. was Wing in politics. and a citi-
zen Of Tenn. Ae was elected Clerk in the
'Thirtieth Congress, and was reelected after a
protracted contest. He was gentleman
much esteemed by all parties.
Meter House Of congress are in session to
duy.
WASHINGTON. April Is.
There was no cauvassing TO night for candidate
for Clerk. The committee were preparing re-
port on the navigation OF the st. Lawrence and
viii recommend tile President 10 enter into nego-
tiations concerning il. with the British Govern
ment.
Captain Mcintosh, has been appointed to the
command Of the irigate Congress, now lying at
Norfolk.
LOUISVILLE, Apl I3, 1850, I-P. "
The wholesale grocery store of Oliver O.
Banneen & Barton was burned down
about o'clock last evening Their books
were all lost. They had just commenced
business and had a large stock on hand
The commission house Of d. NJ Clarkson,
partially adjoining was burned The con
tents were saved Buildings in the yicin-
ity belonging to r. Birch. were much in
jured; they were large three story houses
erected last year Loss estimated at
$4,000 partly insured
LoUIsvILEE, April l5-7. P. VI.
River falling-wator five feet in the ca
nal this evening Weather very pleasant
now. 1t showed last evening. The fire
Saturday evening was not so destructive
as first reported $4,000 VIII cover the
loss
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19
ST Louis, April l5-7, 2. VI.

Bad weather influenced the market and
transactions have been light Sales Of
I,t00 sacks wheat at 81, to Sl.2O Flour
dull, S5.l5 - to 1925 Pork, no sale
Lard, 80 bbls fair, ) - Bulk meat.
, IA, and , IA to 4 IA Bacon. so
casks Shoulders, , cts Clean side.
1 50. Choice hams, IL Whiskoy,
%
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19

ADMISSION OF CALIToRNIA.-The following
IS the bill before the Senate, as reported BY
the Committee on Territories, March %:
\ BILL for the admission of the State Of
California into the Union.
Whereas the people of California have pre-
scented Constitution and asked admission into
the Union, which Constitution was submitted
to Congress by the President of the United
States by Message, dated February 18Th Is50
and which on examination Is found to be Re
publican in its form of Government.
BE Il enacted by The Senate and Hogss Of Re
personalities IF tie United States Of 45asrica in
Congress assembled, That the State Of Califor-
MA shall be one, and Is hereby declared to be
one Of the United States Of America. and adj
mltted into the Union on an equal footing with
the origlonal States in all respects whatever.
Sec. ,. Be Ifur'aer enacted. That until the
Representatives IN Congress shall be appor-
toned according to an actual enumeration of
the Inhabitants Of the United States, the State
OF California shall be entitled to two represen-
tatiyes in Congress.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19

Zone aanjrcd2ai Tor y-tourdea.hs from cbaI-
.-- i New Orleans. darn tie week ending March
."i.
SyPzrvlsoRs.-Belov viii be found lis.
az lie Charmen Of the board of supervisors
Tor the several towns in.Iows as far as we
have been able to obtain them.
H-hIand-H VI. BILLINGS.
Dud-cvi.le-A. BLANCHARD.
Mineral Point-THGNAS RIDDLE.
A-ena-ROBERT EMERY.
Yomiug-L. ". JOINER.
2iyde- -- BUFEERFIELD.
AE.ln- - ~ Nv ESTER.
Liuden-ORNON PADDOCK.
Riigeway-JOUN p. SKINNER.
Naldwick-E. 4. HALL.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19
WASHINGTON. April

There was no caavassing TO night for candidate
for Clerk. The committee were preparing a re-
port on the navigation Of the st. Lawrence and
viii recommend tile President 10 enter into nego
tiations concerning II. with the British Govern
ment
Captain Mcintosh, has been appointed To tho
command OF the trigate Congress, now lying a
Norfolk.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19
LOUISVILLE. Ap1 I3. 1880. II. ".

LOUISVILLE, April l5-7, 2. VI.
River falling-watcr five feet in the ca
nal this evening. Weather very pleasant
now 1t showed last evening The fire
Saturday evening was not so destructive
as first reported $4,000 viii cover the
loss
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19
InIian HHNElaEe

We learn from the Galena Gazette that a
short time since, a band Of Sioux Indians num-
bering aboutsixty warriors, under Little Crow
attacked family Of ChipPewas, numbering
fourteen persons, who were making Sugar,
bove the Falls Of St. Croix. and massacred the
whole of them. This is only an outburst Of
the old feud between these bands, that it Is
difficult or impossible to smother.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19

JOSEPH SMITH, P. II
O. Persons calling for any Of the above
letters, viii please say ''.77reriised; :" other
wise they may not receive them. tn26W5l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
VOL. XXVlll.
PUBLISHED By
TOWNLEY. SHIELDS Il CO.,

EVERY MO.N'D.ff .i.ND THURSDAY,
IT -Four Dollars per dnnu,, payabie tn ddrdnee NO snh
seription c be receired for shorter tune than sir months
aud paper tc be Discontinued (ercc at the discretion
Of the EditOrs,) unta all drfedfdgeS are pdid
81 ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at % ces per square COR
iess) for erery inner form insertions and 81 cts per square
tor iess) for erery outer form Insertion
Eperg .4due,scr sfeguiredto note on the S hotr long
he uoiStes his inserted; advertisement, not
so noted eH inserted tn its discontance be ordered
For YEARLY the terms for the prciiege
of too squares for one square SIS for square,
form S35 Euery yearly adrertiSer cW be required TO
fine his advertising TO his particular line Of business
jon PAINTING executed neatly aud erpedtousty and
O n reasonable terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05

Whoafe they who nnst easily gain and lose friends
-Four sorts of people the rich. The young tie powerful.
and he hvut'es of the ch and powerful bo, when the
rich become poor, the young old, h. powerful reduced
to privacy and the iavoie dg aced. they are lef lka
whale on shore.
"Gnodness is the truth nf lave. Tfu il The light Of
wisdom. The essence OF love Ia lif, and light Wis
dom is form and order. The ipfn must exist IN firm
and order and ,hs order ak,s love the Grsi lpmsni
hence II gives life; and he highest wisdnp, which Is
the element Of Intelligence. rason kuowledgs. which
is the lazy by which The emotions NJ love are contulld.u
good man neither nauers slandars If truth
Tds his tongue ~ praise. his inmate nobeness Of heart
commands il silence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
DANVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

'IIE neNt session OF this Institution will begin Tues
day, October lst, under the o the subscriber as
Principal, aided by Mrs Dame and Miss r. Potts OF Rich.
mond such other assistants the number OF Pupils
require Scholars should attend, II possible at the fiji st
ofthe Chemical Philosophical and Astronomical
Apparatus is ia the possession o the Acadomy, by whic
those Sciences which require experimental illustrations, are
pleasantly and thoroughly taught
Further information can be obtained upon application 10
GEO. W. DAME, Principal
Aug29-wIw
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MO DETENTlON.--CHEAP
ts1..14~s-.sas ~ AND BEST ROUTE TO TIE vlR


PACKETS TO LYNCIIBURG.
Fare through to the w hite sulphur $40 so
Fare to i.ynchhurg so
Servants hall price.
On and after the 22d July Packet Boats will leave
Richmond daily at \. NJ, (Sundays excepted and arrive
in Lynchburg (i6 me) neNt day ate NJ From thence,
in stages passengers have choice Of two routes to the White
sulphur by Fincaste and the Sweet Springs the 9th
by the Natural Bridge and Dagger Springs, distance 100
miles whchis divided into two days avoid night travel
ling Returning, passenger from the White sulphur arrive
in Lynchburg the second day, at p NJ 90 board the
Boats p. NJ and Richmond in - hours, the
second morning in time for breakfast and take the Northern
steamboats, for Norfolk and Baltimore.
The Southern cars leave daily at 6a p. NJ
Passengers by Boats for Charlottesville Saunton and
Famvlle, will leave Rchmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
Fare to Charlottesville, only 50 90
DO Stauoon 50
DO Farmyile 25
Packet Line,
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Stage Line,
W. y. PARISH co.
July 25-tS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05

Zone fountain is here' says Miss Bremen, "whosf
deep lying vein has only just began throw up Il,
very drops am ng aanknd-a fountain which will al
lay the thirst Of MILL ms. and will give 10 those who
drink fom peace and j1y II is Knowledge; The ioun
tain of intellectual cultivation, which gives health lc
mankind, makes clear his vision, brings Joy 10 his life
and brraths his souls destiny deep rep Sc. Gc
and thou will soon feel Myself rich Thou ma,e esl q,
6nh into the world and Gnd thyself everywhere al
home; thou canst eullivae ihysef in Thy own liule
chamber by friends around thee, and carry
ON wise Conversations with thee nature, antiquity
heaven. accessible 10 thee The industrious King
dom Of the ant the works If man. the rainbow aud mu-
sic records offer 10 Thy soul equal hospitality"
AGEM.
There's is not breath, however rudo,
But hath some little flower
To brighten up its solitude,
Aud scent the evening hour
There's not heart, however cast
BY grci aud down,
But hath some memory ol the past,
To love and call its
The greatest pleasure of life love the greatest
mt nlmen the creates, possession health
The greatest ease sleep and the best medicine .fus
friend
Never fret tue II the past bnt resatd them
a. tie dr. rs # llie aAd monitors To- tie future
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
Executors Sale Of Land,

pursuance OF the last will and testament, o James
1 Bowling, decd, shall Friday, the goth day OF Sep
temhe 1890, the premises, expose to sale by ol
public auction, thu TRACT OF LAND lying on III. head
waters ot Stuvs Creek the county of amherst on hch
he said os,aor resided at the time OF his dcathand
Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
Three DsreIlimg Houses,

with good Springs onyonient 10 each, and
GJUNA ORCHARDS of choice Fruit Trees. Ia
NMsss king into consideration its leeation It's con-
ekT1 ksa uguity 10 l,nchhurg, and its many other
A-sFssA-SO vantages II is confidently believed that,
TINS land presents an excellent opportunity II pe,sons dis
posed To purchase comfortable Home II susceptible
OF division into two good Tracts, and IT shall appear
two separate parcels.
Terms oi Sale-A credit o one, aud two years, equal
'hstaments, Will be gven-thc purchaser purchasers
ewing ponds with good personal security ior the OF
the purchase money and the title to the land itself will be
retained unul the purchase money paid further
curry thereof, with therght ot resale in the OF do
aait 81 mont fhepnrohaser, purchasers will be
ue TO take possession Ion the purpose ofsowg crop ol
small gram al the usual me during the approaching
tnmn and full possession will he delivered at The end o the
year One OF said land embracing the family hury ing
glonnd will be reserved and not sold
The title to said anl is believed TO be
hui acting merely Executor, shall only To the
purchaser purchasers such title Is vested by
the will oimy tesator. WM. NJ, ROWLING,
Executor OF James Bowling decd
Auel9-t20S
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NEW st ORE,
j. w. Clync, Main street ynci-
hyurS X1..

NETOUID respectfully inform his irends and the public
generally that he has taken the House formerly oc
cuped by Jacob Rumbough, Hat Store, where he is
now receiving large and general assortment OF Groceries,
Dry Goods and Fancy Articles This Stock embraces al
every article usually kept in the Grocery and Dry
Goods line Also a variety OF Fancy Articles to which
he respectfully calls the attention of those who IN want
al Goods examination OF his Stock feeling assured that
he give satisfaction both in quality and price.
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On Consignment.

On Consignment.
We have just received on Consignment
n BARRELS No | Cut IIerings,
III 10 No. | Gross a
Clarified Sugar,
n. o.
Loaf &c
q Molasscs 60
Which we offer for sale moderate terms
MOSBY * HOICOMBE,
Aug22-ts Aucis & Com. Mcrs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
BIOGIsAp pIIlCAL.
From lhu New York Tribune,
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
Daniel Webster aud Henry Clay,
"Reminiscences of Congress.

by CnN W, MARcu N. Nerk. Baker 4 S nib On
gmn, PIP 995.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
COG Acres more or less.

NDn THIS Land lies about miles from he
town ot lynehhntg, is bordeied tor about
halta mile by the stage road leading from
lNnchburg 10 Charlottesville, and adjoins
-as>- the lands oi Wm, Petlyiohn, John l.. Good
win the Heirs OF John London, decd and others II lies
WE'LL admirably watcrcd ahounds with valuable timber
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
Slaves and other Property for Sale

pursuance OF decreta order the Circuit Court OF the
Corporation Of Lynchburg pronounced in the case o the
Bank Of Virginia against Ayereu and Others ON the I'D oil
June ls59-will be sold the highest bidder, oi cash.
the 27th inst opposite Market House in the town OF
Iynehburg from
Fifteen TO Twenty Valuable slaves,
and sundry articles property, too tedious to men
ton IL. DUNNlNd io>, nerg' q ton'nf'
S.nf2-t27S
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Office of the Virginia and Tennes-
sec Rail Road company,
LYNcnBuRG, AUGUST 18TH 1850.
yINIE Stockholders in this Company will pay lin add ion
to the rcquistons heretofore called ior amounting
Twenty five dollars per hare) fur her Five dollars
per share on the first day OF October next.
Dclinquens will be required to pay interest in all
BY order OF the Board of Direct
+. &. MORRISON, Treas'r. g. Crk.
AuW1o-t1O
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60 R.v'.

~ IN
~ Aug26-ts j. y. WIII.IhMS'S.
BED CORDS, PLOW LINES, SHUCK AND
HAIR MATRASSES;
llNiE subscriber has on hand and will constantly keep
Il general assortment of BED CORDS, pI.DW LINES,
aud Sllu and HAIR MArRASS, for sale manuiac-
tuieis' prices. j. T. W1l.MIAMS.
Aug26-ts
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(USE for UU'HeUf.

SoSS sOS HtSs.
WE will give the highest Cash price for wheat All who
w have wheat to sell will do well to give call,
August 5--ts PAYNE 4 BELL.
II
= Z BARRELS Gross IIerrngs,
- 25 do No ; Maekcrc-just received by
Aug15-ts MCDANIEL. Il LEE.
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Vocal Music.

Mrs. MURRAY begs to intimate to her PUPILS, and
l those Ladies who may favor her with their patron
age that she will the Of her Studies in NO
CAL Music, Piano, and Guitar, Monday the End Of Sep
tcmber Mrs NJ will either attend at the residences OF the
pupi's at the Academy, hmay he desed-she is al
prepared Glasses Sacred other Music
eonstant supply of Music forwarded by the publisher to
Mrs M will always be found on hand at the Academy,
Church Street.
Aup29-ts
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y. -. EIfCH'S RPAuPfiPS.

Hr. -. -. BIfCh'S RPnlpSfiPS.
vJNE subscriber has eccveda large supply of Doctor
Fitch's celebrated Medicines, together with his Books,
Lectures Consumption Shoulder Braces silver Inang
Tubes, Patent Silver Spring Abdominal supporters, Sc &c
For sale by his authorised agent
JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist.
Call and get his Guide to Invalids gratis
May 27-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05

Vocal Music,
Piano and (sSyj1ur.

MIR DAMEli has the honor of ntmating to his Pn
vi pies, that his vacation terminates st September
lie hopes for continuance oi their patronage ne ad
dressed TO him may be left at the Franklin Hotel.
Augl9-wts
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J A NJ f 5 G. a K L A n d
AND
WILLIAM M. CABEL LII,
"AVE united in the practice of Law, and will reg
i ularly attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts Of Amherst, Appomaoy, Bedford, Campbell and
Nelson, and II town of LynchbuTg.
Address-Lynchburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND VIII continue. diligently. To
practise IN the Court of Appeals.
Oct lq-ti
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nj. CONNELL & SON,

nj. CONNELL & SON,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
WATER ST. LYNCHBURG, VA,
II EEP constantly haiid large and well selected
IN stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Sc, together
with general assortment OF BOOTS SHOES, &c., to
whichthey invite the attention OF their friends and the pub
lie generally They have ON hand good assortment of
KeNdy-.NNde clothing,
suitable FOR the Laborers the Canal and Rail Road
ALSO500 gallons pure Apple Vinegar, in good order,
all OF which they offer low io cash. in exchange or Coun-
try Produce.
NIB. Wanted, 900 LOCUST POSTS, for which a
liberal price will be given.
June 10 Gm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05

Ineiier cant hold a taper
To that fellow with a scrapor,
lilo" his courage swclls his belly,
Like keitlc iull OF Jelly
Dang II how his buttons glitter
What noble looking cfittuf.
"tapia,n Press Board, how do do, $
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sEGARS. sEGARS, sEGARs.

-n B,RRELS SALEM Mill E&tfa Family lonr-a very
.Ot superior article ior ale BY DANIEL. b LEE,
Aug l5--ts