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ALFRED sCHUCKING,


cLAIxs, sorARr ruso Axp coxvHv
ANCERi
Once at residence street, between 9Th and TIN streets.
Washington, D. @. 8@8
HAVING connected with Of The
III public departments lieu Of Of
suboned fatterng testimonial from Of The best
eminent and rsts Of the country
Treasury DErARrnEHr,
Second Comptrolers Once, Washington, Oct "a lsSs
SIR acknowledging receipt Of letter Of the 2h
san affords pleasure recirocate, do most cordially
your expressions of respect and esteem -sl II
five hr became CONTESTED
Treasury Department and ofcia duties fom hsk
performed immediate To
branch Of the business ~ law
devolved upon tins oiice
You appointed TO the place at the special instance o. the
Testimonials from dtstinguished
all which led me expect that yeai
services in Office would be valuable.
nv expectations have fully you
the public nerest critical In invss
gatons faithful In discharsing NIL your official dulles
For the particular branch Of pub
business kind
all official intercourse have
acknowledgements.
Sincerely, your friend, ALBION X. PAkkts
ALFRED SCnucKIsa, esq.
concur most fully above. n. J. WALKER
Nov d. + n
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The Illinois State Register Of November ID says thai
,hs ST. Louis Republican, the authority Of the Chicago
Tribune charges the marshal Of Illinos-Benjamin
Bond, esq.-with palpabls omission OF duty in per-
hitting warrants for the arrest OF fugitive slaves to III,
a,ad in his Office ]" to which the marshal replies in
later addressed to the State Register, follows:
am EprroRi NY attention has just been directed by a
snd 10 the foregoing in the ST. Lons Republican OF the
III inst la reply, that no warrant to
.si,iy e slave has yet into my hands marshal
~, am advised that any such warrant has beer
P, we're placed in my hands, would know no higher law
han that by Congress- and which has received the
asion OF the President, and would the W fit
saugh nv life should prove the forfeit Such, verify be-
lsys would be the course OF all deputies II deputy
hond see proper question the law, his would be
70 maA' w "BENJAMIN BOND,
'U. s. Marshal, D,strict Illinois"
Here is the example Of public officer worthy OF all
oraiss and imitation II The marshals in all the Other
0oo sayeholding States will but determine to perform
hsr duty promptly. in the execution of this law, Mr.
RoOd has DONE we have no hesitation in believing thai
n. grea, majority Of the people will come TO their aid, i
o.eessary, and that our glorious Union will yet be pre-
served from the dangers which aarmingy threaten
from so many quarters; for it is no longer matter Of
uncertainty that upon the faithful execution non.ex
,euon Of this important law in the free States depends
The destiny, for good for evil OF this prosperous
and glorious republic
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Col Benton and tn. New York Evening Post.
The Post endorses Col Bentons charge against US
as concealed passenger. with the tariff Of 1872 in the
omnibus and anonymous correspondent, signing him
self Cato" furnishes the specifications OF the Post
We feel much reluctance notice any Of these wreched
labcatons; but some OF readers may think we owe
to ourselves say aword the subject The whole
story Of our concerning any arrangements with the friends
Of the tariff OF 1912 for mutual aid benefit, or for any
purpose is utterly false No such agreement under
standing, open implied, erer took place; and the
whole pretext is groundless and malicious calumny.
Col Benton the Post, and Cato engaged in very
interesting abor OF love" 10 cast odum the editor of
the Union They welcome to enjoy all the advan-
tags they derive from this dignied employment.
We must have poor opinion Of our own character and
honor if we thought they needed defence against such
assailants. were they even multiplied ten.fold.
We strongly suspect the statement of the vrtuous
"Cato' that Generals Cass and Foote concerned in
any scheme for modifying the tariff Of 1916. But certain
is we had not the slightest Knowledge of such an ar
rangement or coalition.
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THE UNION FEELING IN BosTos-The list oil sigma
lures 10 the Boston Union meeting call is thirty feet
in length OF closely written double columns, and there
are several other papers in circulation Ii is proposed
send il to the President II is signed by than three
thousand of the best citizens OF the town.
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We have received our usual files OF California papers
Having glanced hurriedly through them. we have MOI
observed any news Of much general interest The intel
gence OF her admission had created great and enthus
asic rejoicing Much sickness prevails throughout the
country Many deaths have taken place. Murders, rob.
berries, and other ourages, OF frequent occurrence
Gold is as abundant ever, and improvement and en-
,epse are achieving wonders in that Ei Dorado OF mod
eIn iimes
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UNION SOUTHERN RIGHTS NOMINATION. II
Griffin esq has been nominated by the Union southern
rights party OF Chatham county, Georgia, delegate
son Berren, who declined the nomination. The com.
mittee was composed OF equal number OF wings and
democrats
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I,URNIsrsED House Rent. Situated the CORNER
Of 18th
abundant supply Of e best wsi. in the city the door
conveniently and comfortably arranged,
been throughout superior entirely new
modern STYLE persons DESTROYS
opportur
themselves thus offered For further informson appI
70 John r. Cocbrape A Mr.
Meanings, l3sh street, Just below " Nov B-sodew
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UMrKD SrArrs BosTos Two companies Of
artillery from Florida. ria Charleston and Newport,
reached Boston Saturday morning Quarters are TO be
provided for them Fort Independence, where they aie TO
be stationed
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90 The Managers OF tho Association for the Relief
Of Poor ST. Johns Church, that, from November
ls49, to November 1, 1850, they have received
In subscriptions and donations S0l
Collections at the Holy Communion STA %
Weekly collections. S46 4s
Making total Of. 81 Gao o.
They have distributed 4 garments making Of which has
foded employment numbr Of industrious
piled the association for work. and who have also received from
26s make for the Orphan Asylum from materials fur
Assistance clothing
been afforded 50 families all Of whom have been visited before
being relieved.
The school, after having dismissed several children who
found respectable employment numbers pupils
regularly who clothed by the association
in addition the usual udmenu Of education carefully
religious duties and the church
prayers ST. Joints Church Wednesdays and Fridays
Their improvement gives much
Managers who feel
tons, gratitude for that liberal support which
them do
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We received the complete Of Baltimore but al
TOO late hour las, night to permit us to publish the de-
tails. The entire population Is 169,l25
The census OF Pittsburg is 81 30l.
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General Cas- !. scjcurning New York city, route TO
Washington. He viii remain thsrs until the meeting Of
Congress.
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WANTED by . young lady situation ss teacher Of
music, either the South OF West The applicant has had
tssching and give the most
factory Testimonials. Address L. g., wsshinsios sU.
N.Y. =
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,OR sALE-0ne Of the elegant and commodious
in the city with large coach house, Stables hc attached
extensive garden Allied with choice shubtey and fruit
The double stories high, with finished
basement for culinary purposes
having front Of "A feet
rapidly improving which
feet and back 2 feet 70 paved alley 20 feet WIDE Title
dispufabIe
For apply CHARLES y. FRAILEY,
Nov 1876 Of the AN Ufice.
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NOTICE.-om Office closed Thursday,
Thanksgiving dayD Notes falling due that day Be
n" Nov 70 I'D CHUBB, scHENcK, d co.
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BANK THE METROPOLIS, Nov ~, 1850.
THURSDAY next, asth instant, having been set
apart the authorities Of this city day Of thanks
giving Almighty God this hank will
and bills payable the bank thai day be attended
day previous.
Nov 26-2uf
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Aw NOTICE.-oyID y, JOHNSON HENRY ROGERS,
~ attorneys and counseors sw win attend all professional
business 10 ne supreme Court q the United states and In the
business In the different public departments Washington
oce rennylvsnis avenue, between lah and @ streets,
side. Nov 5-dn
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NOTlCE.-A ONCE viii be closed Thursday, 2sth IN
Thanksgiving Day. having then fn
Nov Is CoRcoRAN RIGGS.
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House TO REST.A well arranged three story brick house
III with back building situated Pennsylvania mmed
aey opposite Hail. be rented good
moderate terms, possession given Immediately, upon spplca
Nov a4-d@ fInlJ or HAMILTON.
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Nov 40,

CARD-Thc public respectfully informed that Mrs.
n Durham has Green's Capitol Hill,
merry occupied Mrs. sprgg which she has fitted
families, during the ensuing session Of Congress.
herself all the ururies
benefit OF those who
patronage and neither pains have deferred
OF her boarders
Beforc applying elsewhere please give her call Terms moderate
9J-2w
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VI l2mo. volume,
Hawthones True stories from History and Biography
Numa Pompius, Second King Of Rome translated fon h
French by J. A. Ferris.
garrett" &C.
~ Just p,bisbed and FOR sale BY TAYLOR q MAURY,
| Nov "a Bookseller, near 9th street.
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ID IrMOVAI-M. Brother wachmakers silvsrsmiths
liz and Jewellers will on Monday nert, Deccmber)
their store Of they occupy
open a splendid assortment OF
xEw AND sLKolsr WATCHES, JEwKLHr, srLvHRwARH, Erc
which they respectfully public attention The above good
selected from largest
country and embrace all the latest varieties an
pattern. M W. GAIT bkoThkk,
27-3d Pennsylvania between vh and loth sn
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FURNISHED Rooms TO Rent, with or wtthes
boardA Of Congress and oshen desiring fsi
without board could be accommodated ~ ~
plying FOSTER Of 9th street and Psnnsyvsnis AZ
enue side Immediately opposite Taylor Msnyr bookstore
ON the avenue. Nov N-eoda
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The sIYNCHBuRG NEaNlANA Is published cue, .,io1i-
day and Thurs ity 0,1r AZ tou IjoliDs pr 1iuu,I.
payabie i dicahoc No >ub pon tr ie rteeircd fer
shorter tune ttaaAir mouths md pape1 c8 BE- dasoot
flued (ercept al he discretion o. ue Eih0is tud ai
dTredrdses dye pad.
~ ADyERr.E1G~rs inserted al 10 cents per square (or
sSS) for erery inner form Insertion aud ~ cts PEI s7e
Tor iess) for euerg outer form Insertion.
Ercry itreTtscr reqpcdo note on he us ho'o long
he trstfS MS advertisement inserted; advertisement not
so note iod Inserted tn IT'S dc0apHre be oracfed
For YEARLY AngEErlSNG thc tet7S tor The pttrdese
Of sitrres, 10 for squire So f one square
,,er form So Every ycriy ddeeref tcl be required 10
coafne has aicertisig TO has particular iae Of business
IoB pRi>rNG erecuted neatly aud erpedtt,osy, and
on reasonable terms.
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R. ]. E G H 0 L S,
D r0MM ,oI1NhNn FnaWhRDlNG bGFh

Gt05th UUM vi >o'JHhND run UhhulHu huLHi,
MOULD his Ii ends acqnAu'anres and fh'
w pubic gen'rav, that he has recently returned from
the North with renew ed stock ot
Groceries. Liquors. Wines and Dry Goods,
Of which he preparel to furnish, seeomao lag
tcrm-, to those shing purchase such Goods,
g eas M1lasses r Srraus, and Spices oi all kinds,
Sole Leather all kinds OF staple Dry t'oodssuch as
Ctnn Shirngs Sherngs and Innings, Oznahurgs, nero
Blankets, Bed r,c<s Punt, Of all descriptions Ap@ea X
Boots, shoes, BATS and Caps,
Liquors aud Wines, ot all description and qalirS
Ayafiety OF HARDW ARE, krves anl Forks, Pocket
Knives Trace and Halter Chains Shoe acks, Spades and
SAosel, Iron aud Steel, and may descriptions ol
u q q u Z. " II. Il Il r
Truly thankful the kind and liberal patronage hereto
fore manifested towards him, he hopes, by strict application
business and determinations his part render entire
satisfaction all who may please Ia call on HIM, 10 be en-
titled to extension Of their ldNurs.
lie pay strict personal attenonfo the sale o
all kinds Produce Tobacco, Wheat Flour, Corn
and Corn Meal Oats and all kinds OF Lumber. Although
his house Main street, te doors below liberty Nale
House, and the square with lhhreifs Hotel, he
makes charge drayage Goods consigned to hn to
be forwarded
All orders will be thankfully received, and meet with
prompt attention.
Dec its
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.1s.. XxSssl.-NO. rs.
DEFERRED ARTICLES.
trom hc - Louis Republican.

Prom The II. Ious Rcpnblcan. Es.I = g
sr LOUIS. Nasrmber o. 1850.
GrNr1fNfs y shod ~ neo ! WA h,nofed by
The rrcapt nj mi atina 10 nj end merting to b.
h,l1 sorf fia.na rtr - taxi mto ca,sles.ion the
ncIlan Il teept,s ~ elrrpnrr W. stem aieress'
lha pnnod leoI IniIna 'n.d NJ h. ter ,s-ren not
tGaarl.d W It rs ihr letter mp ttad and have not
hal an opportunity 3" thnm Ill NV.
The dep ulensl ahic, TAX" In the nhiecs oi the
Convention. pahe- me fogft very much that my pu.
ics,ioua dullrs dan, the pleasure al bsing present NJ
the mcrlinp. All hnt remans 10 me IL Ia express nv
hearty IN hc principle aud opinions declared
IN The pfranhln ~ You resolutions
Sarlg the limn has auy.d. u tlnnk had arrived
long ago. whro lha mefrasn NJ reputation. wealth and
puaer II the Valley Il the Ms=isepri demands the ac-
taa.f touliee' Ia rfatrc and advance i-r great and
,trH ln#eie#fs Aud lo llmr has gane h,, brlleyr,
uhen rhe doubts aid raoprs ol mala y-ical pill
,us Ga pfszeui any Hffo s"ls'nceto tie hceanp-h-
meal NJ tbu atru eoIsrop sel. omaaol sflse ard
rNpafr1ee. WHu hss ft'a n hsp'~ y s the tale of
uaft.,d .tIt snal. WI. ffigk, aey 10 g'r deny The
cu tuloud pu0or 4 tangreHs 10 do lof us Ill that
out goeRtrhiHu position aid onr ply 'oa neers,llis
r.4ulfr M =uth man vii ! thlnk, Yentue h teach
The ejag gcuel h5 lh=t live unttr q 'vrrntnant
luparul | r,o'ct Ih ms, mp ant iuirresls o hn
rrapr tea1 did al hap I'd Fy nc rons lnci lns
or tr EatJtfu 10 iuptsNr aWl luctly the glorious
lad wel,ye u. fuat daj baa p'sss sone, hoio.
fuvrt
IN fiuciar IA drei rI. boD tho gle pr,c,cal qnes-
iru ulaau# vii ver,rY on. o'a bcui iaal acion.
viii 1t@f} me a'EeG bHaiftd Il "s believe t1 ha
s'nHl y ltY Hpl WIsr expectancy W eaa II Ne Wit.
y lhlue vaol,nt but Hny al th'ngm and aeiiun.-
o. Il, ruae'ofnr III tcil ,enflmsaH al tie Valley eit
.reah III vt nHd tha vice viii he pllen al IN
ia ilo. al toaptess. w hasr NJ yata nane ,aal
na5plrf boa hat Is uat nee suy. Give ns tut uoi y.
nu! or la>e The stf'nelh carry h'nez'. lalr
reasonable ojacls. IL Nally is aert sirnag IN ac-
lui numhls strong n thr 100 and I'll etfisp ii II II n
al youtl tang in tin, aud IN The hanfal n
fn nation at - ttds aed ",u'l4, 'mhraci1s aa hen-
ming las dr b,,h lh' Npuh anl the SOUTH stng
a. Lid. r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-23

MAxA.sAs Car RA1IRoAp.-We nnnonnee vi h
rrea, pleasure lhi tie President aud Dncrers ot he
Man,s, Gap Raj Dad Company have ordered lhc
Chnl Eaene.r tp pl O., the woik uuder coarae loah
aih, up n " ther,'a u pot ia Fanquir coanlry--a
di tance Of thlry twu mllrs from the Junction with the
Oranar aud A.>audua Railroad -gjvng 'oad ol
slvly me. through fine county. IeaIing 10 the afea'
Nallzy Of Virginia lhe di,ince to The top Of tn llja"
ha- also hrca ole,d 10 be 10 aed and he wo'k coin
mrudcd. .ier. Ga-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-23

yu,HE NEGRoES helnnging to the estate ol Wm. H.
psges and g T. E-tes, viii be hired Tor the ensuing
N, n, owing on, Monday, the Goth dty oi Dreeuhef
f,,s They are between FORTY and flt ll in number
,,s;sing o Men, Women, Bows and t'fls among thtm
,, ar, two valuable Blaeksmls, and first rate male
B"na with approved security, will in all caseshc requir
-, ALIEN BRO IN,
' H Nelson and such hccstatc Of
ia-tsol, Wm. II. Bigges aud { 7 Esles.
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undo, Ihr T. naary 4 Ia, +, t1 al L fl Il Ir l,a, 4,
increased lnl,,tf Tpat =, ,s,onrd lhrlfay. nd with
a., ma, ,.,f,,,,l1 ,s,,. ,l,5..,t , i ,,,,,us4,,J
~ ,ef, con, ,54s in H., ,.,.i M i,,,=,,,t
nm, tL,i, cal i'm, H., r,.,,, # tbnt nrt and s,l
r4,a f ,ls4l,o. ,,,, sqof l., rn f,f lhr,, l,t,,,,
lnusp aiat5o Ia i, Mon III, ,n,iLeiha,rdNmlcd
/ IN ,,,, half ,,,.ntd j. III S,,, t th, ,,,tr1 L,.
be,n abandon. ,nJ .'n, ,af,,ty il, tGn ,ro,ap hs,
cone Ia hye Ii ll ,,lu. Ne A., n,,,,,,I by s h,t
coal uinr,s IN E,s,,n Ni,,,o, tl,I IA =, c,pdr,u .
quite rou,lly denr,asrd aud d,.n,ur ,,,no
Meanwhile tn ,anr,tlc c,nsun,pli,n of htumin u
coal ha, been much ncrcas.d-and FnplnnI and Nov,
S,oi, have orrunir,l her market wh thert coal la mn
r>lco vi hnul plcccden, hrrctf tr snpp,up /, c cs
cn> ,n nl our al nearly hro mo. t ana thy h r.,
/ to'ore iur. l.had hy them
Ih, cundn N n tn non t,alr i sn m IN ,cnfr., Al
and dlseouanpna Under the influence of f,mct dun,
LYNN IN TN csatiua,cs o the prIrrs ol loelgn non
wi ia rIc,alf,dtn Is IL and to deuhi 1n that he d.,
mtstle praln,, nj pp non " oald be- ntrnlly chcinn j
IN s TRANSPORTATION h, that>iel.I,n OF The lan,s u.ci
etn.l authoIIzrln lsl7 man, p,rsuI, ,nhl koI In ,
mlnu taciue ,i bar lon hrrc aud Of ~ lm1 ,n thr
mount us Ar,t s, uea ly all thu u.o eNc,pIiuU4
searcely d. ssf,c monilao have bh,nlou,d Their umlr
tah NJ Tho furnaces ,hon rNa Ong " mule ainrl.
wat y are uenl, all ,lls,d Oi tue tm rolhu, IN s.
iva have stopped, uur rs doing nol MI tnn fIrJ ue,
und h. NJ rnp we'd IN tlu mauui lrIuic # .ata 4
subjected 10 HE deue.- ION u 1lai bustars a.. tus
tom uhrr null. 9TH shed fof dl r,t paies. d.
Ing driven into thai iuanulttur aa ,No uulY ate
Lon iutiln competition, aud Italua1#t .u i tbr
nail market, aud tbs cndl las hnppua#j on lhr,,r
ri the ra,npl, ~ of The ,lano4 fiyef canal ~. 4# ln
IN Wow Of which many lhc uafL, urte undertaken
tn, pl.scnt capaely Of the mouolalu Watlauot The
lmo, aver, Abll hid Is equal To the pfuduc wo
of nj least 2aOlO iups ol pig ltou annually 1t,upu.
d0e N lac ps,s N,af dos not exceed 9ul ous. and
although la, cnuil Npcc 81 Ia be- pprucd tu lhr Nmth
river b, the l,t of February ncNl, an fdng reduction
t lh,,o d lar, ton on thu cu.i u t4nsppt,ni,n, aud
Is ri Npreud 10 be up'uea Ia Booh,uhh dntlut tho
ueNl ,ea1. vel we n-suci lhh tho pr'durt o III
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Jgusrh Snd fine .Betrcgry
M~oT~M
SlssAz<es...!

rI,E subscriber s received the finest assortment
| Watches aud Jewcry which II hl- been hi> pleas
,rc To offer to the public.
His stock presents inducements 10 all purchasers especial
" 10 those desiring to make Holiday presents.
He respectfully asks eNaminatIon, hclng satisfied Of
making sales from a stock in which are To he found
Fine Hunting and double back Gold and Silver Lever and
plain " aich' 5,
Breast PINS Ear Rings prac,c's and fngr Rings o The
latest Styles
Gold ituatds Vest Fob Chains cold and Silver Spec.
cles, do 'lhimb'es,
dne assortment o Mel,lion AND Lakes lor pa2uefeo
types, Sc.
Which he determined tosc ON the mos reasonable terms
Call and examine hls stock. T. w NID#lOR
y B-Watchc> and Jcwery repaired at the -hortc-t no
tice, and on hs most sonablc terms. r.. Wv.
I9-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-23

Hon w. S. Alrssersy. Representative elect # IN tho
State # New .exiro (lsc I'd under tile ia. Staa css'
:. nthai th r,1 has arrived in Nashnghn. ti- IN.
,rn,s u, company with set5tt NstIn'miu, tsprs~s =
an to On at D. sessiun II y " VI Ale atas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-23

ii,p ,f The mr. s,nt n i,n al tho iui,f,sis ,,,, .i
Ia t m l., h, the .nl, OH a of tl,,i, nppnfn,nl lI,
mo- +, III fnture pcIion ii III, rry,nu ,n ,no -
Ia aud aseetninmeul o the cnn.rs l thu mes AT ,
jnafy d.pr,>s, AID Nh, sueersllon nf such ren, a. a,
the pn sen PROSTATE coni on Of hcsc inpoaa, i,,.t
ests seem i'm ferni,,ly Il, dtm,nd Faces M, slubhon
n,s and the Il tsmpnts herein COT ,ined are enrl he'd
/, far moe ,oasiIealin aud wcirh than any atpnmq nj
,nnr Comm can of Guild addncc in support q. lh,
claim wheh hrsc meat Interests have upon lhr ailent
and suppuu ol Cnnpt,ss Oan Gatute Ia lhn TaIin ui
1916 ,our rommfier deem p,rllcolal, huraen>omr II
VII III, e>urbftant duty n law material. IN mlnulae
,o,,np Tho ohreiion to this olno> Mona ,cm IN ihr
r,r of ij s sn planpu th II has eIls,,d .rrIa n,t
lcr IN tie n,e mrssare of rrra.tn, F,llmar 10 Con
plrss and youf Commiteo confIoal, hon. and h. love
1h,, When The If the iniry oyrr ib h nr6l Il l,r
rounlrv shall h, ,lnrl, ,o frlb r,ap.,s., will rnI
hesi aic To u olr, ,lp pie.rn r,r IN such wa, a.. in
n ot,at deere, Ia nj ,,i, If n / callf, i, trlnol, hr en-
ba,ras,ncnl resotiaa fon this ma oie In the Iafl
r IN, Iniy II M ,c, rc,n ia le,,ra an al No1 in
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nor cen, .nI an A,nn,Is \ utx ii ~ M, cent i ley,q.
anil -, indu, mndl.r lac d,, coehln,,l Al aud all u l
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fb,ies IN, mi r,mp,aqr uth ait,cles The rru,lh a,
n oior,n ,t III, nj ,1 SIN aA are mad, ,nt,l .t5
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pa,,.,ei, ,s,,7ul of Il NanOnn " hen IN f,Il on,t,
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. BAI.I will be furnished hy Messrs. Raiue s. Ryan,
n p,op,etors of the Central Hotel Farmve, on hurs
day. December 26h Several hundred Ladies have
and large number eSpectt 10 attend and have
a ry oi good music, ard Tickets only - 0O.
Dee 5-t2Gl) VI NNA'f fH.
|tpS CApS--1u-t received a ficsh supply OF Plush,
t'i5t' an! Glazed Caps ul III. atcst si,lr,b
oct W AlEkIiOUSEts POTTER