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which he will sell wholesale Or retail as
low as any other establis hment in the
country. He is also prepared to manu-
facture SCOUTING for houses at the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms. Merchants and others desirous of
purchasing bills of ware, are respectfully
invited to call as he is prepared TO furnish
all articles in his line equally as low as
can be had either east or west, and all or
ders addressed 10 him will be prom pity
attended to.
JOB WORK of every description. done
on the shortest notice.
The undersigned hopes, by strict at
tenIon TO business to receive a LIBERAL
share Of public patronage.
Old copper and puter taken in exchange
for ware.
GEORGE HARNCAME.
Oct. S. IS49-5-tf.
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A ETcH.-It was midnight-the
violent tempest was reused and came
sweeping over the land--the howling
winds piteously whisled through the
mouniains-the roaring clouds loudly
pealed through the sable clouds above,
and was reverberated from hill 10 crag
Until it was finally LOST in The far distance.
only 20 be followed By another still more
dreadful. All nature was conyu!sed an q
heaven and earth seemed ready to embrace.
A bright vivid iash Of lightning. followed
by peal of thunder that seemed the ex.
plnsion of heavens vast artillery. Ii, up
the universe with hOrrjd glare-discov-
ermg al the same time thesbluodv midnight
assassin-hIs' lips pressed-nostrils
dis'ended, while with upiihed weapon he
stealihily approaches the victim of his
hate. He s.ops-and with glaring ey ehalls
enheavOrs 10 penetrate The thick darkness
he discovers al length form extended
before him-he creeps with Sow and
cautious siep towards lhe silent sleeper
another step-and the murderer sprang
upon the unconscious victim and madly
Plunged his dagger to the hilt in the bosom
of his own-cat.
- That's what we call cat as.trophe.
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- Men contrary to iron. are worse +,
be wrought upon when they are hot: ans
are far more tractable in cold blood.
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DW hen you would know how bull
looks with his tail twisted, just ask man
for '.that little bill he owes you" when he
is talking 10 woman.
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"a Dobhs says that he man that keeps
fast horse and a fghling-cock is just as
sure 10 go to The devil as brick house that
Is ackcd up in 2 Law suit.
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VA young lady, few nights since.
intending 10 clasp her cloak. threw her
arms around an editor, and did not DIS
cover her mistake until he tainted
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Wholesale and Retail
yTss Copper s. Sisfef- from
w 0ss ss &C go s'y.

The subscriber adopts this method of retur-
ming thanks TO his friends and the pnbiic
generally for The liberia / patronage heretofore
bestowed upon him, AID bcgs leave to inform
them that be has enlarged his business, andnow
keeps constantly on hand large supply o
every variety of
TINWARE,
STOVE-PiPE,
DRIPPING PANS,
ZINK BOIL RS,
COAL BUCKETS, TEA
x e r II Il T. s., &C., &c.
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wAh. my friends, one smile of virtue
IS more touching than all the caresses of
fortune, NQrmontel
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Letiers Of Administration having been gran
ted TO the undersigned by the Register of Cam
bria county, on the estate of john i3urtlett late
of Snmmerhill township. in said county. dec ID
All persons indebted TO said estate are requir,
"a make payment wltout delay, and Ih"se hay
ing claims 10 present them properly authen ii.
Gated Tor settlement.
SARAH Ann BURNETT.
Nov. 81. lS50-7-6t
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McALISTER'S
ALL-HEALING oITMENr


II is impossible 10 gave tie pu bic an adecr,,,
idea of The great success which has attet,-s
The administration ofihe AlI-Healins On,ms,, |
for The past three years. 1t IS perfectly q,
tonIshlng to witness The effects and hear d.
praises bestowed on this medicine Y
one could conceive that 4 single InedcB.
possessed SO much virtue, and had power :,
heal 20 many diseases. But since il has 5es,
known that fcns of IhoUs luds have been cure
friends will begin 10 realise the irula q
remai ks former advert isemeut p
that there would not De single family in A
merica, who would i've day without posses.
sing a box "f
MALISTER'S ALL-HEALING ONT
MENT,
if they but knew It's vlrJucs.
BURNS.-It is one of the best things in 4,
wuTlj for burns.
Ii MOTHERS and NURSES knew its valv.
cases OF swollen Sore Breasts and Ssr,
cases, II used, according to The directions, II
gives e!it In "a UeTy fec hours.
PILES. Thousands are yearly cured D,
this Ointment. IL RsUer fails IN giving rei.s:
tor The Piles.
RHEUM4TISM.
1t removes, almost immediately, the iniaR
nation and swelling. and the pain Ceases
Read the directions ursuud the box.
HEADACHE.
The salve has cured persons of the hea dschs
" whO had II regularly every Week for II years
SO severe as 10 cause vomiting.
The following Testimonial was given BY tbs
celebrated DR.. Wooster Beach, the author c.
Ihe great MCdIcai work entitled The Amer
can l.raclIce Of Medicine and Family Puysi.
clan:''
''Having been made acquainted with the IL.
gradients W c Il com pose H4LTSTER-S
ILh-HEALING OINTMENT, and having
prescribed aud tested ii ia several cases IN M
private practice, l have hesitation IN say,
ing or certify ing That II r. d vege able remcoF
containing no mineral subStaRcs trAgteper that
is gIeuIents, combined as are, aud used as
UIrected by The PrUprIsl or, are not only harm
tess bot ui great value, being truely Z scivnuic
,ontrdy Of great power; cheerfuIIy recon-
uend It compound " hIch has done much
: Ood, q nj winch - al 4pJed to the cure Of
great yerIeiy OF cases. Though | have never
either Recommended or engaged in the SAFE OF
secret medIcrnes, regard TOR Ihe truly hons,t
conscientious, and humane ch tTacIcr OF the
Proprietor vfthe Ointment, aud the value Q!
ais discovery obiiges me IL say thus mach re-
saTGIng II.
w. BEACH, MD
New York April 22d 1916.
AROUND TIE BOX ARE DIRECTIONS
FOX USING M-ALI~TER'S ON rMENT
FOR SCHOFULA. LIVER COMPLAINT
ERISiPELAS. I L / L Z; *. CJIL8LAIN,
= \ l. u - 6 4 %. SORE +. E ), SORE
THROAT, n Err YOUS FFECrIONS.
FAiN$, HEADACHE, DEAFNESS, EAR!
ACHE, HURN>. SORE LIPS, FMPLES,
&c, XII NATISN. PILES, SWELLED
OR BROKEN BREAST. TOOTH-ACHB.
AGUE IL TIE FACE, SSc-. &c
Il nIS Ointment IS good f. " part %
Tho body d limbs when intiImul- Ia sono
cases It should be applied "feu.
JAMES MCALTSTER.
Sole Proprietor Ut' tiIe ah..ye Medicine
PRICE - CENTS PER BOX.
FOR SALE by
Lewis y Roberts, Ehcnshurg.
Kern ~ tio-cas, JuhnslJwu.
VIM. Houston, Indiana.
=. Confer, Ii0liiuay sburg
Principlc Office Nc -, North FhiId street,
Philadelphia.
WM. TERRY, General Agent.
July, 4. 1850 -33-Iy.
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New York, Tuesday, March IL, 1851.


The United States Senate we're occupied great
portion of erday in listening to Mr.. Casss ex-
PLANTATION of the inconsistency with which he was
charged by his political opponents, in advocating
ont Of doors the passage Of the River and Harbor
bill, and his declining to vote on that measure
when il was brought before the Senate, iRime-
diately previous to the adjournment of Congress.
In order to make our readers acquainted with the
position in which his opponents wished to place
nn, il is advisable 10 publish the letter which
they rely upon to sustain the charge of incon-
sis;ency Il is as follows -
WAsnSGroS Jan IS, 1851
have jest received your letter, AID hasten 70 reply
10 &C. think the appropriation bill for the improve
ment OF rivers ald hsrbors will pass aud If it does
the Appropriation for friends the Hollandsrs Will
certainly tuccesd; there 10 doubt OF that or
it will receive vote and support heartily my
Chicago letter to the contrary Notwithstanding
j know OF no improvement more Just and Necessary
SD may depend upon 1t that will receive the
entire support OF cur delegation
JOHN KELLOGG, Esq LEWIS CAss.
Now, General Cass Sid yesterday, that his allu-
zion to bis Chicago letter was playful and no: se-
rious. nor does he consider the above letter !
pledge to vote for the River and Haroor bill. Bat,
If it could be tortured into pledge, he denies that
he bin Of last session the TO which IL rs
erred We leave on readers TO draw their own
differences from this letter and his not voting the
bill of LAST session.
The Senators from South Carolina AMI Senator
Houston had passage at arms in relation to the
Eaters letter to Gen James Hamilton, which, they
said, contained false and erroneous statements in
relation TO South Carolina. 1t was proved that
Gen. Houston in error, in regard to some of his
assertions; and the General excused himself by
saying that if he made any errors, he did 30 unia-
tentonslly. The debate was rather tart but 1t
passed of peaceably.
Our Washington CORE spondent informs Us that
Er Ewbglk, Comm ssioner of Patents, has not
been removed from Office; and consequently, Mr.
Curtis, Of Boston, could not have been appointed
"A his place Indeed. Mr. Curtis himself says that
The frs; iaumatiOn he received OF his appointment
10 succeed Mr.. Evbank, was by the report which
appeared in the public prints, and which is proven
10 have been with ou, foundation.
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hereby expelled from his membership In this Board.
and that his name be stricken from its roll
Upwards of $seoJooo Of the stock OF the Bank o
North America Mas been subscribed We observe that
subscriptions for the balance Of spi, 600
will be received until the 10th inst ct the office o.
Messrs. Gilbert johnson, 50 Wall street An excel.
lent rejection has been made Of banking house No.
~ Wall street which has been purchased very fsyors
bly, The managem ent of this bank will be under g.
board of directors, composed Of first class business
meu OF ackno wledged wealth and character and the
Ulcers could not be better combining integrity and
long practical acquaintance with banking-John j.
Fisk, Esq Presden date Cashier Of the American
Exchange Bankl and Isaac Seymour, Esq, Cashier,
date President of the westchester County Bsnk)
Upon review of our remarks OF Saturday, upon tho
subject of the Reading Railroad we are inclined to tho
belief that have attached sufficient importance
to the vast competition which must exist this yesrs
the anthracite coal trade 1t appears that the De-
lsware and Hudson Canal Company have determineG
to engross this market and that in the event OF sta
greater reduction of toll by the schuykl transport
the price of this coal will be reduced
II the Reading Railroad Company should conclude to
reduce their toll to dollar per tona thing admit
ted by many Of its supporterthe price Of Delaware
and Hudson coal would be reduced rs cents below
the present low rate which efectuslly excludes tho
6chuyk county coal from this city. These facts sd
ded to the of the Schuylki people to
have road of their OWL, certainly places the pros
poets of this company in very gloomy light tor tho
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MeNDAy, March 100 p. NJ.
The ,toct market opened this mernins without All
alton and prices current at the close Saturday,
with dificGlty sustained Morris the most
sctite fancy on the list 10 day and advance OF i
per cent was realized Reading Railroad vent up Z;
the transactions we're snail principally on tins, sell
lsrs' option Erie Railroad very quiet today n
closed at a decline Of y per cent. Government,
In better demand at the first beard, At slight al
vance. On the whole, the market closed wssB, with
10 dbpcsition TO operate.
TIE receipts at the once Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of tti. port to-day, amounted TO 500 23l g. Pay.
ments, tiei 3s5 ca. Bslance, s4,25sel3 rs.
The schuvlkill Navigation Company have adopted
their rates Of toll te be charged on all misctA neous
articles the presettteasop Prices have been con.d
erably lowered from What they acre last year The
reduction, in some in,tsncss being equal to thirty
per cent, and In some Ctbsr,, forty per cent
The foreign export Of silver from this port sst week
was fle5 $50 Of rtich $3.50 600 we're IN American half
dollars.
The Board Of Brokers have passed the following re-
solutiop Rssolyed, That Ray ronpkios be- and he 10
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SEVERE EARTHQUAKE AT CARrHAGENA.-We learn from
Capt Goodwin, of the brig Monssrate, from Carsha-
gena, that the morning of the It'll February, st
half past O'Clock the city of Carthsgens visited
by tremendous heavy shock of earthquake, which
lasted nine seconds. Had it lasted two three
seconds longer, the whole city would have been in
ruins AS 1t was there was considerable damage done
throughout the city some two or three houses being
shaken down. and several lives lost The city walls
and Cathedral sufeted very much. The folle wing
night the walks and public squares were filed with
people fearful of . second shock; but to the 18th
they had need other No other city in that
vicinity felt the shock severely as Car thagena
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
Mails for California ara xunops.

The American aan stsam,hip Georgia, Capt. Porter,
viii this port at three clock this afternoon for
ChsgTes ia Havana The nails for all parts of the
Pacific will close 81 o'clock.
The Briti,h Nal Steamship Europa Capt Lott, will
Issve Bctttn At neon to morrow for Halifax and Ii
ytrpool The European mails will eloss In th. city
st1trd o'clock this afternoon
III. wuSLy HERaLD will be published at 10 O'Clock
tbis nornirg Its content. will embrace the latest
new. frsm all psrts Of the world, printed In French
and EnsIish Copies Of the Henstp can be Obtained
at the following place, in Europe aud California
Burgess Gilbert Co. ........ .ssn Francisco.
Gregory Co..... .San FRANCISCO.
Bosstel Wiileston .......... ..Ssn Franchises.
Oregon 4 Co......s........ .sacrsmen@City.
Cooke Lacount. ...........s San Frsucisco.
gd-sres, sssdfora a Coz. London.
rd.ards SANFORD A Go. Liverpool.
II. II EeyoD. ............ Paris.
The European pubic can send ms Advertisements
through M.sns Ea~ards, ssndford Co, and Mr.. B.
n. Reveil
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The Public Domain.

The United States are possessed Ut a most mig
pihcent inheritance in their public lands. Judi
clou,y administered and preserved, they might not
cnly be made a permanent source OF happiness,
wealth, and prosperity 10 the people, but pernia-
nent safety fund to the treasury of the Union. The
politicians, however, have taken them in charge,
end the way in which the public lands have been
squandered within the Las, eight or ten years. p.o
misses to end in the speedy abandonment OF the
residue 10 the States in which they lie, TO actual
settlers, o. to SPECTATORS
At ihe last long session OF Congress, an act was
passed ceding the public swamp lads The States
IN which they lie b. this act. Louisiana acquired
a. least 10, 100000 acres 0! wamp lands, Z large
portion of which, when reclaimed, viii be among
lbe most valuable sugar and cotton lands in the
State A. the late session., ball was brought into
the Senate, ceding 10 the State Of Louisiana the
balance OF the public lands within her borders-
come % OOO coo acfes-io al the SAID state ia re-
claiming the swamp lands granted al the preceding
session This was, certainly, one OF the coolest
ihings ever heard Of; but Il was seriously discussed
by Mr.. Downs as a Broke Of puolic economy; add
Il e mainly to his sfeech On this subject that Ne
arr indebted for Inc materials Of the folio wing sta
isstics.
The entire gross revenues derived from the pub
lie lands amour, e sl3J 339, 90 50, yearly aver
ace # ( 1 10000 since the sys,em % sales va
adopted In 1870
There have been appropriated = the new S.ltes
and territories, fcr purposes u internal imgrJve.
n,ents. for saae reservations for the establishment;
o. seuis q government and public builIags, and
pr Institutions II ecu. atioB, Is f0llOws.--
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The TRAVEL TO SAN Francisco under
stand that Rowland and Aspinwalls line OF ste am
ships between New York and San Francisco, and
let of next month, Messrs. Rowland and AspinwaI
taking the steamships on the Pacific side, aud Mr..
Law those plying between New York and Chagres.
After the first, therefore and un il the opening
Of Captain Vanderbilt's new line, pia Nicaragua.
there will be no competition or opposition, in the
carrying OF passengers and light freight, between
the Atlantic States and the new one on the Pacific.
These companies, especially Rowland and Aspin-
wallis line, have made immense sums of money in
the conveyance Of passengers to California, and it
is to be hoped that hereafter more attention will be
devoted to the comfort aud accommodation of
passengers, than have been experienced within the
last two years. The officers and crews of all these
steamships likewise are worked too hard, and
more rest from their severe and ar.uous labors,
should be allowed them than they now enjoy.
The vessels remain but three or four days in port
between each trip, and the consequence is that the
officers and crews have to work as hard in getting
them ready for sea again as they do when ahoat
The time between the trips, too, is 30 short, that
the cam ships cannot receive that thorough
cleaning and publication which vessels engaged
N such trade require
Captain Vanderbilt's line will be in opposition to
the consolidated companies. 1. vii be in
readiness by June next, and will command good
share of public patronage, in consequence of its
being much shorter than any other, and passing
through a remarkably healthy and beautiful
country.
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TIE nei amour, We have not the means Of cor.
recliy ascertainmg but ]; appears ha. the various
bounty iatd acts passed viii sbsorb 7g,c00,00
acres which the Secretary d the Treasury assures
US will cut Of TIE receil - e the Treasury Tor
sixteen years 70 come. The grants OF swar2
LANDS to Missouri, Arkansss, Louisiana, Missis.
.ippi, Aabams, Florida, and other States, will
Irob1bly be equal to - 900 0O0 acres more Again
on. half Of the Northwestern territory beinp ele
waited prairies without wood or water, tn At amour,
should be deducied-for i Is hardly to b. presumed
that, for centuries TO come, they be turaed TO
nv practical accouut-that deduction reduces the
Northwest territory to LIS 100000 acres. Ia ere.
ron. free farm law to actual settlers, exists; and
es,des, two thirds 81 that territory IS composed Of
uu,nha bi,sble noun aims and deserts. New Mexico
= ou Of the question. An accounts agree that
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NJ uETC.-A LADY, or WHOSE PROFESSIONAL
AVA abltes e anist, the most lespsionsble re-
fererces can le Fyen ~ srrous % take hree p,pr
IN addition = those che ai-eady teaching She either
Instruct Tn ~ their fedcnces own awetffnr
IermH-Tor ssginhss, 81 those Advanced sia Apply 10
\. g., Herald once.
MUsIcAL ukREs.--SHIPxAS n GERDISo 40
" Dr. nevay srt sole AGENTS IN the DATED
sale ~ ueJ celebrated mseical manufactured by
y bsteer 90 tons aar q NioliBs Fionce'ios gut-
tss Nchn ana OUTER ssrnS Eiutss ce which thoy
onsr TO- sale ~ the msnvfscturer tAtgs
requested.
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CoPARrsERsHIPs

NoTICE.-TnE COMPREHENSIVE HEagrOFORB
Az exsifr between the subscribers icr the style
hrm q haTkley 1rego, .sprec By ts imitation,
the int ear % February last. DAkla CkORIN,
strh 10 1851. JAMES TRE0o.
nIssoLUfluN or GO PARTNERsHIP-ruF CO.
~ paftnKhr heretofore txistlug tbs subacrb-
srl under tie tr 81 Wctm cray having expired By
Uit.iior. dittslvcd ~ coNs.at, On the lat
Janny 1851 samuel a. Cray will attsua tho settaeat
81 tile nrara ~ The Err, and viii continoe the business
HE own scccuut CO. WE19p9R.
BFstclA, cal, Jsr. "a ISL. sAaL a. Gay
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PUBLIC LECTIr ,es.

nR HAAS. OF HUNGARY. WILL DStIvrR uts
- Fourth Lecture on Poruisr Phrsoiaey this eyeping
y o'clock IN the New York Medical College IN Thir
ter ~ street su5ee re~ explanation on the innaen,e
pr.y.tnng tsss sseases Lases aaa gentlemen are
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Gour,na,, italian Modis afed sonp cures

rmTes, fretkes, etuIncns osag., etc. fgudre Subtitle
sradiek esar from part Of tAe body. gaid ROUGE
In. nnd cheeks HAIR Restorative LAZY White, etc.
the cid oatshthoa depot 81 walker ST., near Broadway
aid IS South Tkird sttees, Philadelphia.
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srrrstoa CouRr--ko. co t3 vs. ps Ils, rs t2s 800.
1871 e. So CTS 8, Is, &C. %. 30 1872 lsf to Iys 49,
II, 90 IFS 1870 l40, 1il. l42 al to lb2.
CoAmos PLK,s Nos. s2Oh as 500 800 s7s S5T, 80,
$50, asl ss3, 1e7 $50 3ss 4ol 400 vs., AL 2ol 2gl
Az. ii3
I b Disrrcr CovKT.-Nos 7, ~ to IL
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TBAvELLnRs' GUIDE

NJ r rvhs AND PBfLADELPHfs.-Nsw yokK
sx..a.s m.aosirbia diregh-Uaited states Nail Lime
,nses . ~ ~ hours via Nov Jersey Rsilrssd. Fsrs
~ nrs oises AMI 81 % for ssecai GLASS Ls.yo
a. - ftofa foct Of Courtisadt ST asd At
Ph,isa.ps,. a. sren foct q hhcsty street. hesss
vAlnut strssA ~ W ""s's
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Actual useful doRain..... 4AO4l 300
1t will, therefore, only require FIVE years upon
tn scale OF squaRdering that has prevailed for the
last five, to dispose OF every acre Of the available
public lands, without the equivalent OF one cent
TO the treasury. The bills introduced into the last
Congress- most Of which passed the Senate, pro-
posed to give en- aggregate of fifty millions of
acres to the new States, for various OBJECTS and
upon various pyetences, to say nothing OF Mr..
Walkers bill surrendering all the public lands
10 the States in which they lie, to be ~ them
pareelled out to actual settlers.
These propositions will come up again. What
Is to be done The public domain is the joint
stock property of all the Statesmen York has an
interest in il. Clearly II must be looked after, or
it will be squandered away anocg the new States,
10 the total exclusion of the old sisters. There
are three plans proposed for the disposition of this
property. To cede il 10 the States in which the
lands lie for their own uses; TO cede i, TO said
States 10 be parcelled out to actual settlers; to
reserve ii as a source of revenue TO the treasury
The las! is impossible. Land warrants will supply
the market for sixteen years 20 come, in addition to
railroad and canal grants, swamp landss &c. The
sqpandering will 90 on and If the old States in
tend 10 claim their fair share OF these spoils, it Is
time they were moving in the matter While they
are going, let US have division of the proceeds,
or a division of the lands themselves among al
the States. Thirty or forty millions of acres as
the share of New York would help our State taxa
tons very considerably. We call the attention OF
politicians and Of all candidates for the Presidency
| TO this interesting subject
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whktrs, the ut applied without iruJ 20 the
hair aktn. can be wsshet mmeeiaisy without dis
tubing the cola haa lad oder IL ~ applied or
ttd Phalone iR and Ioupee factory lg Broad
For sait In the city and country BY druggists
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que Hair bye. celebrated in londoa siis. Bpsttn,
Phil derhs Baltimore Warrington, etc. can cMy be
cured gtntisu A. tie uELuf.otory, ell stsee New York
The ruhs must beware ~ c8Untcroit sec various
diIomss. IL IL for sale Wholesale I'D reaii. applied
e