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ys,edov ho,b Houses of the Legislature principal
" engaged in executing the joint ORDER being ''c
Of State Officers All the present incunbcn's wefc
cd. viz:
For First Audor-Robcrt Johnson
For Second Audor-Jamcs Brown, IT.
For Urea srrcr--Robcrt Butler.
For REGISTER of the Land OiiccStaiofd T.. I"fho'
For Secretary of the Commonweatl--Nn H. "''"''
For Superintendent OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ''
gan. ,,.;,o,,;,r,
For General Agent and Sorekcepcr OF the
James c. SPOTS. e...uu ~,
There were no other nominations, anu j" ' go,
vote for the nominees was unanimous except tha' MI
did not vote for Mr.. Spots. mn.
The Senate passed the bill divercns 'io'"e ~ '"''
from her husband Robert NJ Balls
The HOUSE DELEGATES resolved ~ '''u " ''' ''0'''
session daily commencing al ] O'CLOCK. c.. :, ,
The bill changing the times OF holding Tue IiIcul
of rho counties of Lee RUSSELL Scott lazcwe, "ytnc ana
Washington was passed. The House also passeu 'c u
postponine the elcctions and the OH repeating pa! Vi M
net passed 1th Feb 1885, TO increase inc capi' soch VI WI
Moruan,own and Bridgeport Turnpike Also inc OH 10 IN
cornoroc Inc Providence and Potomac Plank Road Compa
NO also The bill increasing the capital stock OF the Harris
& Tnnikc Company; also the bill relating TO road from
the mouth of the East river IN Giies county ana lhu on
increasing the stock Of the Fredericksburg anu valley la
Road Company. ,.. r 49,, s.,,, ~;
cors which resulted as given above in the Senate proceta
nos some four or members, however, did not roic o
The nominees above Details will be published To-
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PROPERLY DONE.

As we had hoped, the Rev. John Early has declined the
nomination for Congress in the Campbell District In his
letter of declnation to the Committee he says:
The first took me by surprise, and if the
Convention had understood my views expressed in p
letter gentleman Of that body who present.
different selection would have been made, and
both the Convention and myself relieved from tho embar
easements that surround us.
have had occasion, another FORUM TO confront the
spirit of Northern Fanatcism and have frequent
casions 10 show that have anes for such agitaton
yet; love acknowledge the authority of the Federal Con-
sitution and devouty pray for the union of the States
am sensible of the honor, and sill Of the kind
that conferred it, and though have political aspr-
tons yet under the circumstances would afford me great
pleasure recprocate your Kindness and meet the fullest
extent patriotic demands but am sure gentlemen
VIII excuse me, when assure you that cannot consistent
7enh my rers Of higher and more important duties.
What an eloquent rebuke is this upon the caucuses-
dr. Early has justly consulted his eputaton public
:iment and the holy with which he is identified by
putting away the rendered post of in the
heat and dust of the political FRAY
new Wing Convention has been called for the 18th OF
March
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TuIRrY-FIEsT coNcREss--aD SESSION.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY -, 1851.
SENATE,
RESISTANCE TO THE Law IN posros


The Senate resumed the consideration Of the motion TO
fer the Presidents message relative the late resistance
law in Boston, 10 the Committee on the Judiciary.
| Mr. DOWNS resumed the remarks cnmmcnc- BY him
Yesterday. He maintained that The Fugitive ave law
had been executed and had been carried out in rs ecca
the sangunc of lis supporters had antcipa
ted He the several instances and in In
diana New York Ohio Illinois, Pennsylvania and Michigan,
in which law had been executed and the iugi,ivcs
claimed These cases he argued evidence that the law
could be carried into execute n Wherever ad been at
tempted with the exception OF Boston, had been
! fully executed.
lie defended the Compromise ote las, scssionot which
tins law important eaiurc-which had been pro-
nounccd a. having failed altogether IN liz Objects lie con-
sidcrcd been cmncrtly successful He alluded TO the
state OF feeling existing n the North before The passage o
the Compromise and said that since then great change
III popular sentiment, had taken place Al the ast session
resolutions III favor of the Nilmot rovso and kindred ea-
surcs presented bv northern State except
lhs session such resolutions were presented Illinois,
indiana and Wisconsin, had reversed their legislation and
TWO former had openly declared their appreciation OF inc
compromise Pennsylvania also had unSone chanSe, ana
resolutions IN favor o The Compromise were no" pending
ostoEc her Legislature and evident that the people o
iat State were determined 10 stand by and carry out mat
compromise Indiana had reelected 10 the Senate one oil the
ooldest advocates ri the Compromise In New o!k tie
counter feeling had far that although The Wings had
large minority in The Legislature they cannot elect ans
man 20 Inc senate who Is adverse 10 the execution o the aws
Inc Senator tom South Carolina said something ominous
10 inc South. in the fact that the President applied 10 Con-
gess 10 enable m Ia employ military force III The o1ecu-
non oi The laws lie ounous in IT, He though;
II! on the contrary good omen OF that great
ana beneficial change sentiment the northern people
towards the South The President and his chief Cabinet
officer were both from the North ani they evidenced BY this
action their high and patriotic intention Ute This law
and 20 execute among their people required
The power Of The army and na"y 10 effect it,
II the Senator from Virginia thought this law deaa
letter would the Senator give up the law would he
bill repeal this aw which he said had produced fruits
The Senator would do no such thing.
MI CLEMENS was mol one OF those who had voted for
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Il.
G. Hamilton COOKS. Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN FIUy,N7


At meeting of portion of the Democratic party of tl
county of Eluvanna held Monday the 9Th Of February
1851 Mel b. Cay, ESQ., called 10 the Chair and Abnc
w. Strange appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting explained BY William b
Petit ESQ., who offered the following preamble and resolu
tons, which unanimous " adopted
Whereas The Richmond Wing, and other Wing journals
have been and engaged in unworthy efforts excite pre-
udce against present efficient representative in Con
gress by mpeachng his patriotism and throwing out susp
cions of his fidelity and attachment 10 the Union because
of the he felt TO be his duty pursue in relation
the compromise of the late session of Congress
Therefore,
l. Resolved That an attempt produce agitation upon
and make party capital of question of such vital i'm
porance the peace and the happiness Of the South
Of the Unona question: moreover which has been settles
by the legislation OF Congress- in which all patriots af,
bound acqucscc-is unparotic ii il unsound anc
merits the rcprohaiion of every good citizen.
,. Resolved, That tho pursued by TIC honorable
Thomas $. Bocock upon the called compromise lnea
sucs, marked by wisdom and patriotism and nexiot
attachment the dearest interest of his constituents
entire accordance with the sentiments and wishes th.
meeting.
, Resolved That his reelection Congress- AT this parti
devoniv be wished for and effect which the members
of this meeting pledge themselves every honorable
means.
l. Resolved, That we congratulate the community while
we condolc with our Wing friends Of this District upon Ill,
unfortunate issue of their Early in this campaign
advise them take warning from II and prepare 10 receive
more signal rebukc and discontinue al the polls in April
& Resolved That copies of these proceedings be forwarded
the Richmond Enquirer and Examiner for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
n. b. GAY. Chairman
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THE CONVENTION YESTERDAY

The Convention met 10 O'clock pursuant TO ADJOURN
mont and lis deliberations were opened with prayer by the
Row Mr. Lee of the Methodist Church. The journal of the
previous day read and approved.
On motion of Mr. Hunter it was,
Resolved That committee of five be appointed by the
Chair whose duty shall be to consider ana report a. ls
day as practicable what limitations upon the powers
of the several departments of government or guarantees III
other FORM it may be cxpcdient 10 insert in inc new OF
amended Constitution with special reference 10 the objects
of proyidng ample and ciecua protection and security
the slave Interests and of guarding against the abuse or IN
lust exercise Of the taxlaying and revenue appropras
powers OF the government.
The President subsequently announced tho committee
On motion of Mr. Conway the Convention resolved user
into Committee of the Whole TO further consider inc BASIS
questionable Miller rcsuming the Chair
Mr. Barbour being entitled 10 the floor, addesse the com
mittee at length in support OF the linked basis.
Mr.. Barbour having concluded, Mr. Cariie loon 'e oo
in rcny and after speaking time gave way 10 mo
ton for the committee rise. He will continue his re-
marks TODAY.
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JIIDGE mo. Y. MASON.

We have often listened with delight TO this distinguished
rs and orator With voice so melluous-a manner so
graceful and manya diction NATURAL copous and classi-
cal and pleasant cnuncialon every word and sentence
falls upon the ear without jar. While this may lie SAID
of his manner reasoning always natural bold and con-
elusive His apprehension of his subject whilst 1t Is COM
pete and thorough coupled with that greatest oil elu-
sites in popular speaker ruhfuness to nature and i-
tuness to honest conviction and facts We say this nuc
in sincerity and with purpose of inviting our citizens and
the strangers now here attend address 10 be delivered
by Judge Mason tonight, at TX o'clock, IN the Hal
of the Convention Qhc Uniycrsast church, before Tic
Central Southern Rights Association of Virginia, upon
subject TOO full of interest TO allow us 10 anticipate any hn
but one of the brilliant audiences that has assembled
there since the days Of the gifted Chaplin.
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to The 5cScan payments and the complaints tnat had been
made by banking house against another with which H.
asserted Congress had nothing do the house of Bariny
~ whom .lslon Xd, n!de having operated in their ma
ue- trans c;iuns with the Mexican government upon the,
own capital 1t the duty Of Congress- he conceived 10
iI tic treaty into which it had entered. and 10 rs
rnrarcmcn; Oh the most favorable terms.
All Alien. 81 Massachusetts, during his speech a.e-
sn,akinr to The question Immediately at ISSUE broadly char
m the Secretary of State with hlyin. accepted s9u0 from
, d interests Wall st, III Now ork. and S;l:e
prc yiois 10 his accepting Once.
lie va. followed by Mr. As.nun who denounced til, -.
a.s ON thc rlr ii hi> colleague: and who commended tia.
even ii The ;c;s such as hal been stated Mir We
;er'S conduct in accepting The money, was not ctn'uTda
NJ billiard Of Alabama, followed III Il similar strain
personairy culoszed VI: ",bs'i M'losS i"5L"h a.
mi vbsn private worth should place HIM above suspicion
The Ilouse then adjourned At ~. o'clock.
wrpxEsp,y. Feb 26-rhe House proceeded 10 pas,
bill which hai been reported, Tor erUiolSh2 oS' ''ai'
The bill was finally passed.
On motion Of Alr Eayy tie House then resolved .'.sb
iato committee OF thu whsle on li'e state {" me mon
and .c VI MEAN indemnity hiil a!a'l cum w 'o cS'
ration: which produced repetition oi whlt occurred lat
cy,nin Mr. Allen rctoraii his assertion and Nlr. As
nun rellyna with much warmth ami personal renark d.
RIM which H. said he authorised - contradict the sta
nlenl alluded 10 in the m0s unqualified manner.
After he hal concluded .lr. Alien enG,lNoFe! - "bia
the iloor o,cI illusions nat had been mace person
lv A. especn. himself but tAs tie House REUSED 20 '9t
ccde as each gentleman ha- uecn limited ~ :"'nN minute
Mr. Bayly coneudeA iie debate IN hnti speech! Iep'a
Ing his remarks Of last evening A. 10 ne fN'Hns '"ra
Mt Gli, Svalh Carolina, after 3i.''!..h. any 'hea
tias ni making personal ausian, s1i lid SriNe hsH
-tr!r.c that when The two first ln>ti'.aenS hha o'n pad
,.h IA. Secretary ii tin Treasury remaining a-
h,,u me, foush Secretary o State-" hfsi m>taEc
-, M, sind IN ,he history u til government an a. c"na
n ma, the President hoi - power - aH'h'r%" fc f
Torrance oi !GeS u. 'at 'i't't "''''' W. ~ - 'f..
H. cn,,rt a. .o.aa ,hat liz coniraci 5e '2t sub
,c,i to IN, approval u Tie Sccset.-,o '.c f.easrs
N payy ,o.. ~ correct Mr. HuFt, ~! la,'nee: 9>
sltt - it 4
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BENEFlT OF MIR. ALLEN.-This gentleman, who
has taken very active and credabc part in the entertain
ncn,s a, our Theatre during the whole season. has chosen
tonioh, for benefit, lie has always performed his parts
in manner highly crcdtablc 10 himself and pleasing to The
audiences he therefore deserves and should receive what his
efforts have fully entitled him to- large audience night
The entertainments for this evening very attractive Civ
ing assurance that all who may attend will be highly graft
fed Sec Theatrical notice in advertising columns.
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Barnum has made contract with the Bateman Children
and will take those extraordinary little artists
England in the spring.
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THE SPRING THAnI

We pleased TO see that merchants arc busy in re-
ceivng and opening large and beautiful stocks of new Spring
goods; and glad to learn that Of those we have
have been imported direct into own waters We
hope the laudabe enterprise of importers will be fully
sustained We happy TO learn, that thus early there
goody number of country dealers in market ma.
king their purchasesieaers too who have before
purchased their goods Virginia market. This is i,
should be- And sincerely hope that such manifestation
advance southern interests and direct trade will be fully
sustained by merchants and dealers throughout The country
Col VIM. A. Richeson has been unanimously nominated
the Democratic candidate the House of Delegates from
Amherst county, large meeting of Democrats r. H. Car
in the Chair and J. L. Twyman Secretary.
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HEAVY NERDICT.-In the ST. Louis Circuit,
dict OF SSoO0 given the Sh instant in favor oil
Mr. A. Higgins agains, Col J. b. Brant for false mprson
menl during the year 1874.
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The Rev MIR. Nelson, OF Lamer parish, in Lex
lneson VA mas been appointed missionary Shanghai
China
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A. w. STRANGE, Secretary.


BosToS, FEB 25.--R. H. Dana, ESD, commenced arguing
for the defence the of Davis and occupied the entire
morning probable that decision will be arrived
to-day
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a. .,,.,rec a commit which their white advisers
had not m courage nor hoidneSs undertake IN person.
lie stated that since the passage of this law arms PISTOLS
m bo Knives had been placed in the hands OF tile ree ne
r y IN, a5olo,ii thu, the law migh, be resisted
H. had stood in crowd of thousand persons ana had
near! speaker at, speaker tell them TO arm anu 10 sttih "
Kin necessary, ang one who would attempt u
fugitive slave. ,.
l,r C. ) continued Tie debate maintaining that The law
hal been executed, and would b. executed.
H. nFEpIlN obtained the floor and after some CONVEX
slon h subject was postponed ill MONDAY and made the
sp eia ofd,. 10: ti!at dig. ,,,.,..,
TN, : ,.;o h.n ~, u.nel ill Monday, AT ii clock
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"PLANING MACHINES.

TAKE ihis method Of an.Werins the frequent ioqui-
RES, by rttcf and oihorwise to my opinion upon
the various notices through the papers, Of the Stationary
knie Planning Machines attempted to be palmed of
several persons ignorant tt thctfue worth sould
for Of the that they will hni sub
staniiay mlchn5 offered several pretending
yenors do rGihed Oth volume ol the RepeuoTy
Arts invented by Samuel Beuthan in the yeat 1871 ike
machine pented al this country by one hugeF, some
Yeas since and another put up by Albert Rich
ards, of West Toy N.Y. aud abandoned Ebcui the
II ought satisfy the pubic to know that after If
yeight years experimenting these nachines not
il Of ANY value tor the purposes contemplated
will furnish Stationary Knife Machine equal to any
in use, 10 offered the pretending Inventors at
the cost OF the machine and live per trouble
JAMES g. WILSON,
MAY 10, lsi9. Philadellhi
den, that any person heard Of such ma
chine as niue until nyened the Sad machine was
operated 10 moah OF August, l545 aud no
fore this could much work and do well a. nine.
Ia reply the advertisement and order that the
pubic may assured that mean What will
pledge ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS against equal A.
mount from said Wilson, thar one OF my machines will
plane, toasus aad gfooEe " th the less mower, as
much lunhe 10 the time and do Il well OF better
than TWO Of the " N..odwouh" machines. The uial 10
he made Al "a Mil Bofd.T ST., East Boston, Mass
such other place he cousenca for such tria
East Boston. Mas, August "a, Isl, 4o.ly
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DEATHS.

In this village sih u May Ellen, aged "A months. and on
the 18th ult Martha Alice. aged lt months Is days twin
daughters OF Daniel and Louisa fufbut.
Beautiful SriTIts, farewell since God has spoken,
Nh, should hearts rcbelthough bleeding and broken
Suffer, and do not forbid children 10 come to me
OF SUCH saviour said the Kingdom Of Heaven shall be-
Ard no took them in his arms and each m young head
He Land hls DO Lands and blessing. on she'd
We gone, beautiful your parcts fond easess
But suvours love yours and wilb bless
IN huntingdon Sept ~ at the residence Of Ira slauuck
Esq. Mt. J. q. Cuttul, aged -.
10 Milford, Mess set 4th widow Polly Doiy, aged 6s
,ents, formerly Of this town.
~ Nntysstlie, California. Aug. goth after lingering ILL.,
Dr. icmro j. Gage, ite II N,rgrune ugrd y years
IN Cabot, sept lJh tarissa wife OF Simeon L. brown
eyed 81 yrurs. formerly OF ptachun.
r. N n,hegtt n g., Mr. Amasa fanngtou aged e., for
taeriy ni Pc chain, VI
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PRENTl.sS,
MUSIC DEALER & PUBLISHER

New MUSIC received regularly from paris Of he Unic
Country Dealers and ohersisuppied prumpils the
Liberal terms.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

fHpef ui ai ktuds it sllc aud made Newspapers
sufpict a" lowest tses cash paid or tag., Waste Ropes
siziFs and ail uthe tinds OF Paper stock, b.,
GRAN O.. UAAlELL & co,
10 I niun ~tfroi Hu.ton.
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1flnrrinors.

At South Eastou, Mass, l7th Inst 10y Rsr. Mr. She don,
Ju'in 5. Mmu!L E-q, Of stadotd VI, Miss Ruth H.,
daughter of D. taleh SWIM, NJ =. T..
Iu Orange Sept. aaih, by T. Hancock, Esq, Mr. Edison
Mil.to Miss Martha jane kcmp both Of Ctasbuty, VT.
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tflnrkcts.
Cambridge Cattle Market, sept. ~

Reported Hort the Boston Daily Advertiser.
A. Market 2l5i Cmile, about 100 Bctves and los
stores consisting Of working oxen, ADD calves yes
lnes two, aud thice years old.
Prres.-Maik.t becf-E Extra sc 25 per Let quail
NV $50, 2ne quality 50 Sd quality s4i ordinary 1915 -
IIides SIS 1Alow SS.25.
STORES Working Oken-Se5, 100 and 100
Cows and Caives-Sl7, % Is, ~.
Two yeats old s.. 10 ~ a a.
Three years old, s4, l6 90 80 81 Mhe two last very
sheep and Lnmbs-e9ja NJ market.
Pnicrs- ENtra. SO ga a 8, so.
nv iut-Sl75. pa A25.
swine-2l0 lot sows al Sc. 900 fat Tiogs at De-
kemarks-Ih he surTly to-day exceeds th- demand and
prices omewhnt less than last wcek.
100 tho Fuohbutg Railroad, l00 over the
Boston snd Lowell Railroad loaded with Cattle, shee .,
Horses, Swine aud Fowls
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rlilLLtPgs' rArENr DECENTRALIZATION granted
% fn,ilfp., dated .lc,oser li,h, ls3 Rene
seven ycaf- from urtoAef @uh, $50.
The pnaic ace h.rou, iairned the Amcucau Erie
Nitch Nonns's rsl pr q ou the 2ih OF October
1850 IVAN, hKucL, fEAEs9N d Co havBs purchased the
exclusive n-nt tu e asc extension, hereby caution the
public nfras- upon hr f4tfui. Manutoiut aud
dealers aohe. qly liable Tor infringing the
Patent hA AN, BAT 81, III ANSUN q 60.
n..lnn An % 81 ~ I-utnL Sllr.l
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC!

Tie following adseiiiscment Published IN NAV, lei9
ia the Blstou Daily Tmc-." aud yarou. other
tn he United states by James g. Wilson, the Nv
of ihr Woodwouh PATENT" shouy alter had advertised
my PATENT STATIONARY CUTTER FLAMING,
TONGUElNG, AND GROWING MACHINE" through
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HAIR WORK MANUPACT0RY

FUE LNIIIs AID NLN II-ENTTN.
klitMES q Co, FROM PARIS,
mcr cot nung WIG .suc nlud Tuupce. aus NJ anu
lecturers Of etcry Description Of Ornamental Hair Tor La
dies aad GrNu,mtu
1ler light .osaincr nst4rei CO.. I'D Hair perpetual
ht, strtfkHs n.iLf appearances have stamped ,hcif
uptfinrH5 utul 100 thr world.
No. 25l, Washington Street, [ p Stairs,
I'm m-.-- N.l.- on N --l.- --L-.-. ---, | ".
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UNION SHOULDER BRACES,

Al = 10 tut Il IT.
Also, SUPENtp4s IsU-stS S25Is i.ac9 stockings.
aud PnEAluM -fklNG CkL ILIl.s Or. Filoh'. aud
other Abdo niu.l supports.
JAS MILLER & CO.,
2 l2 aud Broon,deld Street, 90 siait.)
BUSIJN
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BOSTON CARDS.
CIIlRCH MIlSIC-

The New CRrnina tscra-of Boston Collection
by Lowell Mason.-lhs wufk enbodes selection Of the
choices music from all Mt Mason's publications.
the popular aud pieces In well known book
"Csrmina shca being akcu its hass aud by pur, has,
Of the coryghi, the publishers have been enabled add
Of the admired and useful composed b, CHI
Ieuner, nfnoag which will be found Msinna Chant Illus
titan Chant, Temple Chant, iIumme, Front Street, &c-
Aud so large number OF enteiy aud tue
given 10 addonal pages. Eleven editions the New Car
nina sacta have hcsn called for within very short time
md may be safely cltimcd tn. mst faUublc singing
book for ohos, congregations and schools, made
COT Hry.
wilkins, CARTER c., Publishers.
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Musical Entertainment.
THE
HUTCHINSON FAMILY,

BY req OF nueiou cnds, respectfully announce 10
thr citizen. Of Mohp,lef, then intention OF giving va
cat ENfERl AlNMtNl at the Free Chu,sh Aiopday
even ~ usIt oct 6in.
By Ions experience go their profession tines hone ufc.
vafeeatd anH atacttsc, hfch me-;
the APPRECIATION 81 tne beet judges ts county
slstd.
Csd ot ali- % Chlren und.t ~ hafnfice.
Doors on at 3 D'cl rk. Houccit 90 z
tooss ." nerds ean'-iaias i.eu souss 'als thr
door. 40
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS
India Rubber Machine Betting

Hose Garments Horse aud agon Covers India Rubber
Cloth manufactured aud for safe whoie,ale and retail,
By Geo a. Hale 4 Co., 81 iiiom6eld street, Boston.
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wilkins, CARTER n ca. Publishers.
10 Water Sweet.