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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-10-30
Democratic County Convention.

To the Members Of the County Contention sef
Gentlemen-The undersigned, Chairmen of
the County Convention and County Committee
in accordance with the authority conferred upon
them by resolution of the County Convention
do hereby issue joint call for the assembling q
Of the members of the Convention, at Ebensburg
the Sd day OF November next, for the purpose Of
taking into consideration the late defeat of the
DEMOCRATIC candidates for Prothonotary and
Associate Judge. In a county, which gave FIRE
Hundred and Ihirfy-FScs majority, some extra
ordinary means must have been used TO defeat
the candidate for the most Important Office in
our county. Its due to the Democracy of the
county and the State that the traitors should be
pointed out, and the nefarious means used should
be exposed If those engaged in the public SER
vice have used the authority conferred upon
them, to intimidate and defraud those under
their control, it IS but right and just that their
conduct should be exposed TO the appointin q
power that justice may be meted out, and the
guilty punished 1i b laa c.HtE
Il. I. LINTON ~
CtairntgH Of The Co,mt, -ConUe1tion
''5 g. NJ. HASSON,
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CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
Banking Heuse.
BRT2N, GLELlH, @S-COllE

AFFIeE on Allegheny street. nearly Opposite
" the Post Office, Holidaysburg; Pal
Interest will be paid on money deposited, as
follows: 1-~2--l -
Three month deposits, at the rate of 8 per
cent per annum; six month deposits at the 1a.e
of g per cent per annum; nine month deposits
at the rate Of per cent per annum twelve
month deposits, at the rate of Al rer cent per
annun-
Drafts On the cities, for sale in sums TO suit
the. purchasers, and collections made upon any
point at low rates
August s, 1S50.-44-tf ---
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Ma ARRIED.

: On Monday, Get 27tt, at St. Josenh, $ Church.
Carroiitown, by Reverend r. p Gallagher Mr.
IEPHENIA NEAKLAND to ELLEN, daughter of
Christopher Luther, III Of Carroll township.
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apys1eE&.

II is said that Fields of Baltimore packs up
the best ChesepeakcL Oysters i'll the country
They are sent directstosJ ohm IyoryF& Son, Sum
nli {; who carf.supPly shop-keepers and families
either by the can or in the shell, at the lowest
price. Summit, Oct 90, le5l.-3.
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H0VER'S ITE MAITFACTlRY.

- REMOVED To-. -. s.
n q NJ f RI44 RIA G. f. S FREE L
Between Fourth and Filth, opposite Crown St.
-----..---P PHILADELPHIA ----
III HERE the Proprietor is enabled, by in
creased facilities TO supply the growing
" demand for HOVER'S INK, which its wide
spread reputation has created. --. -
This Ink is now SO well established in the
good opinion and confidence of the american
Pubtic, that 1t is scarcely necessary to say any
thing IN ITS favor and the manufacturer takes
this opportunity to say that the cohfideace thus
secured shall not be abused. ~
In addition TO the various kinds of Writing
INK, ne also manufactures 4dqmantine Cement
for nendlng Glass and China, as well as supe-
rior Hdr Dye; a trial only is necessary to in
sure its future use, and Sealing War well
adapted for Druggists and Bottlers, at very
low price, in large or small quantities. a
orders addressed to Joseph f. Hover, Manu-
tacturer No. IA Race Street, between 4th and
9th, opposite Crown street, Philadelphia.
q SEPT 2S, S,s1S51-50-3m. tts
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THE RESI- FEMALE MEDIoINE KNOWN |!

InslplenI consumption, barrenness, lucuIrhes
or whites, irregular menstruation incontinence
OF Urine, and general gloomy state of mind are
cured by Dr. Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla, which gives immediate relief
by renewing the foundation OF health and strength
the blood. 1t neutralizes bad hunlnrs, stops
unnatural secretions and gives healthy action 10
ali the vital powers. -- =. --.-.- E. ~
Let all who wish To purge tie blood from the
Impurities contracted from the free indulgence
of the appetite during the winter and TO preE are
the system TO resist summer epidenics. res ort
now 20 . DR.. Guysotts Extract of Yellow Doc l
and Sarsaparilla," which is proving itself an 8n-
udote for many of the most malignant diseases
that flesh is heir TO, and they viii never be dis
appointed; for in this remedy TIE public faith
has never wavered-never can waver: for II IS
founded on experience, jEst as their wait of
faith in other spurious compounds- is also
founded on experience. They fly from mine
raj nostrums to seek hope, life and vigor from
this purely UegetGJIe remedy; therefore however,
broken down in health and spirits, however,
loathsome to himself and others, let no one des-
pair of recovery; let the patient only under
stand that his hopelof physical restoration lies
only In Guysotts Extract of yellow Dock al
Sarsaparilla, and persuade him. for his LIFE 5
sake. to try it, and we have no hesitation ID
predicting his speedy restoration to health.
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DR. GUTsOTTes IMPROVED ExTRAcT

YELLOW DOCK AND sARsAPARILLA.
Is now put up in the largest sized bottles, and
is acknowledged TO be the best sarsaparilla
made, as is certified by the iconde!ful cures it
has performed, the original copies of which are
IN the possession of the proprietor. Remember,
this Is thesonly true and original srticle.
This medicine when used according to directions
a-E WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
Serctuta or Kings EUi, Cancers Tllzaors. ErHp-
ttoHS Of the Skin, ErysipeLas, Chronic .Sors
Eyes, Ring1eOrRs or letters, Scai7 Head. Hheu-
HVatlsnl, Pans IN tjie Bones or JOINTS Old Sores
end Ulcers, S,ceHins Of the Gtdsds, .Sgrphili.,
Oy3pepsid, SAT- Rsseum, Disease Of the Kidneys,
Loss Of 4ppetie, Diseases arising from the s.se
cf Mercury, PAIN in the sides and. shoulder.
General Dedsiay, Dropsy, LuHsbago, dal.nd5ce,
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Apotato gathering machine is in operation in
New Ham pshire 1t is attached to n wagon
The wagon is placed at one end of the potato
field, with oxen or horses attached, and as it
passes down the rows, digs the potatoes. asepar-
stes them from the dirt, and toad, them into the
tglg0H'
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ny ~ amount y, OF coffee. sugar, tea, tobacco, and
II all KINDS OF Groceries, at the store of b
-t --3 Johnston Moore
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1 HrNMANsvILR, Oswege CO., June 1s4e.
S F. Bennett-Dear Sir: purchased short
time ago, bottle of your Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla for my wife, which she has used for
her complaint, Erysipelas and Weakness. Falling
Of the Womb, etc, and il has already helped
her very much. tof the Eryspelas ii has effected
nearly cure. have just purchased a second
bottle, and judging from the effect of the former
feel confident that it viii effect perfect cure.
! Yours, very respectfully, n. CoBURs.
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VS.. Price 81 per bottle-six bottles for S..
Sold by J. d. PARK, Gin, Ohio.
Northeast cor, of Fourth and Walnut sts.-en-
trance on Walnut-to whom all orders must
be addressed
AGENTS.-John Ivory & Son, Sumrnit; aIur-
burg; r. Shaw. Clearield-; Hildebrand & CO.
Indiana; John Scott, Cold Spring: J. Patton
Curwinsvilles ~ = ~ 2 =
April Sd 1s51.-ly. ---s-. -e
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Z F.HNTAN

T. I. LINTON. y
CtairntqH Of The County Convention.
" " NJ HASSON,
Chairman oftte County Con,mutss.s
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REVOLUTIONARY RELIC.--The editor OF the
Delaware Republican was shown. a few days
ago. piece of the silk from the flag carried hv
the Hessians, when captured by zen. Washing
'oh' at Monmouth, New Jersey. The flag is de-
posted at Harrisburg, Pa, in one of the rooms
attached 70 the Capitol of this State II IS
made of the best, and appeared to be almost as
difficult to tear as when it vas new.----
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4 large black eagle was shot in Easton last
week, by Mr. Isaac Porter From tip to tip of
the wings, the measurement was full seven feet.
The plumage was very fnc-equaling in beauty
the plumes of tire Ostrich. Some of the quil!s
measure % inches sa
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-17
THE CONDITION OF FRANCE AND EU-
ROPE

By The last accounts from the Old World received
by the steamship Niagara it would appear that politi.
cal matters in France rapidly coming TO an imper-
tant, and it may be- terrible and bloody crisis There
is open hostility between the legislative and executive
branches OF the government-between Louis Napoleon
and the National AssembV-without the remotest
prospect OF reconciliation. The one is playing deep
game for his peronal advancement, and the other is
determined 10 depose him.
Indeed the " hole of Europe is in a feverish state
and all eyes are directed towards France. The fate Of
the whole continent, for psrhapS half cen fury to
come, will depend on the course which things will take
in France during the ensuing lew months. Between
this and the Time liked for the election oil the next Pre-
sden there will be exciting scenes in that country
and in the National Assembly. If the result should
be favorable to republicanlsm aud hostile 10 monarchy
there will be complete change ia the foreign and do
mestic policy OF France, and we may expect to see
the commencement OF terrible revolution, that will
sweep over the whole OF Europe, commencing in Ger
many and Italy.
The reelection of Louis Napoleon, as the French
constitution at present exists, cannot take place with
OUT violating that instrument but It Is hard 10 say
whether not the French people will pay any regard
to this constitutional disability. II Louis Napoleon
should be nominated, and receive majority of votes
he may endeavor to hold over and if the army should
be in his favor and should support him in spite of all
constitu ona objections there is nothing to prevent
him from being next President. Ia such a case he
would meet with terrible opposition from both the de-
mocrats and the monarchsts that would probably
end in civil war On the other hand, 1t appears evil
dent from the Developments OF oplnlon in France,
that no candidate but Louis Napoleon has shadow
ofchance Of receiving majority of the puar
In either view of the case therefore, there diff
Guilty dagger and alarm ahead, all leading one re-
sult-a CONFUSION in France and the ultimate triumph
of the democracy IN the legislature, al the polls, or
BY fighting in the streets. Such stale of things
would be the signal for general rising the whole
continent and The commencement OF a conflict that
would last for many years.-N Y. Herald.
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eminent will not be respected and Russia still doe
interfere, then you would be obliged by this previous
decarales to go TO war, and you don't desire have
a war" That objection seems to me like as if some
body would say, "lt the vautof Heaven breaks down
what VIII we do % My answer is, 'But it will not
BREAK down" even so | answer-but your decara-
tlon VIII be respected-Russa will not interfere-you
VIII nave no occasion for war, you will have prevent
ed war. BE sure, Russia would twice, thrice con
OF nationsbesides the esio1s of republican France
also the English Lion and the star-surounded Eagle
OF America. Please to consider the fact that YOU
united to England, have made already such decar-
alton, not admit any interference ofthc Euronean Al
so'uIisical powers into the affairs of the formerly
Spanish Colonies of America, and has this decIara-
tlon brought you to war? Quite the contrary; it has
prevented war-so it would be in our case, also.
[To BE CoNCLUDED.1
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-17

THE SfCKLY SEASOS There are some
diseases that visit Us at stated of the year. and
WFch not unIrequeny become alarmnply aal du.
rug tae summer and autumn months, especially to he
young; It's supposed seventy thousand die annually
rom arrangements of the Stomach and Bowels alone
Does not every feeling OF our become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this iiightful mortality?
are we not bourd by every principle Of religion to ad-
N Mister relief when in our power? BRANDRETHS
FILLS, by cleansing the blood from all impnretjes.
gives power to every organ to perform its functions
healIhily no matter whether externally or internally
situated Nature has formed the DO wells for the evacn.
alton OF all unhealthy humours Of the bI cd and if
man would but use common sense, he wouldtake care
they perform this office ulIy II the bowels are
out OF order, if too slow or active few doses of
hnandreth's Pills will bring hem to order Ask the
rnan that was dying from oonsnpated bowels what
cured him; he tells you, Brandreths Pills. Ask him
who has had the dyssenfery for six months and every
remedy had aed;h will tell you that Brandrehs Pills
cured him in week. So with fevers, chs, and other
diseases: In word Brandreth's Pills. il YOU are
sick and desire to be weII-and hem occasionally
when well, to keep off Sickness
For sale by NJ BRANCH
No. East Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-17
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS,

FRANKLIN:-The following is stated TO be near
y the correct vote johnson 922 Summers 5o7 Leake
s5 WT a. RoTosk W BaS'1 F A For ssnas
Edwards. D. l44 Brooks, w IT'S; Griffith, D. $40; F.
L. Claiborne, w 354; Clay, w. 1888.
PATRlGK,-For Governor: Summers $50; John
son 376. Senate-Turner, w. 636; Stuart l. 394-
House Of D9egates-Staplea, w So5; Vaughan, L..
1872
The HENRIco AND HANOVER SENATORIAL DISTRICT
We unders and, that on yesterday The Sheriffs of
Henrico and Hanover met to compare the polls for
Senator from this District. The vote was ascertained
to pc, tor Winston 1853 Tor Parkhi 1863; the Sheriff
then voted, OF them for Winston and the other for
ParkhiI which lett them still tied. The matter was
then decided by lot as the law prescrbes, when Win
s9 wpa and 0btanfd h fp - Wss
Johns IN S2l For Delegates: ~ Miller 654; Wiley
1911; Caring ton 673 Boyd 567
TAYLOR.-Sunmers3 27; Johnson 28l.
John S. Burdett, Wing, elected delegate over NJ. H.
job son Dem, by Is majority
For Senate, cose pull between Wade and Fair
fax, but it rumored that Wade is elected. Both
Democrats
ker, D., elected Senator from these counties, re.
ceiv ng small majority in each
OHIO-tcomplete)- 1884; Johnson 959
For Senate-Sweeney. w. 1879; Clemens, D. l0l5-
PlTTsYLVANIA = Completely Summers, 985;
Johnson 820 Watts s56; Leske sl7; Baxter 952; Bo
dem. 77s. Fol Delegates ri Towaes, wing, 1884;
Buford, wing, 903; Woodlng, dem, 93S; Walton, dem.
707
BROOKE AND HANCOCK-Jornso IS majority
100; CT meas 23I-Sweeney's in the dis ric lS3.
LEWIS-The corrected vote Johnson 456;
Summers 253.
BARBOUR.-Jehnson's majority about 800 DR.
Elan D Talbot, D. elected Delegate. A G Roger,
D, gets large vote for S nator but is probably de-
featrd by Lerenz, w.
RITC He. Summers 156; johnson 345 Watts
147; Leake 337; Baxter IA; Bncock 1885,
Benj ts5sI and Col DAN Kincaeoe were the can
ddates ia this dis rict for Senate. Bassell will be
elected by 3 or 400 majority
VIM III cksoa and Philip Cox, Jr, were nddates
tic represent Richie End Peasants he next Legis-
lature OF Virginia. Jackson will be eecleI by 250 or
800 majority. Both Democrats
MARlON-(one precinct 10 hear FROM VIII ca will
increase the democratic majority about p or 30 vote)
Johnson 79l; Summers 325; Leake 677; Watts 277;
Bocoek $685. Baxter 270.
Sc rate Jefferson T Martin $50, James = West Az
both Demo rats. Kidwelt, Jr and Ulysses N
Ar l-tt, both Democrats, elected to the House of
Delegates.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS majority is reported
to b $50 Mcdonald and Lemley, Democrats, elect
ed Delegates
WAYNE.-Johnson 2i0; Summers 2S4; Summers
minority Al Leake 90; Watts 155; Boeock IS; Baxter
Isl For tn Hou:e of Delegates: jeremiah Well
man Ais; Adkins IA.
FROM LITTLE TENNESSEE"
ABINGD 3N Dec. II.
Eds. Times We have made Democracy "see
sights in this quarter, where Polk received 2000
majority Thus tar, with Lee, Carroll and Grayson
to hear from, the account stands thus
Summers. Johnson.
Russell $40 m
Tazewell l72 mai
Scott l97
Washington 236
Wythe 1853
$40 1853
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WEDNEspAY MoRNING, DEG. II, le51
Dunril!e Railroad.

We understand that daring the past week,
the inlet sections of this work lying in the coun-
ty OF Charlotte, were placed under contract. The
contractors are citizens of the county, and will
promptly supply the force necessary for execu-
ting their contracts with despatch. This, we
have long been persuadsd,i is the proper mode of
securing the construction of our public works.
Where the contractors are men of property living
near the line, there IS certainty that they will
use due diligence in expecting the work.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-17

Cold WEATHER. Yesterday was decidedly the
coolest day of the Desiring to test the tenn
perature we suspended a Thermometer on the outer
wall of the building conformity occupied by Mr.. Ber-
nard and the Chimes office" When suspended the
mercury stood at 80 deg.-the thermometer having
been taken from well-heated room. In FIVE minutes
it tell to 90 deg. and in fifteen minutes it sank to Is
degrees ! Now, 1t will be remembered that 30 deg.
Is usually regarded as the freezing point,hus, then,
fifteen minutes after being exposed in the open air,
the mercury indicated temperature five degrees be-
low the freezing point.
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Result in Bedford.
The Bedford Sentinel thus explains the extr,
Ordinary result of the election in Bedford:

The Bedford Sentinel thus explains the extra
Ordinary result of the election in Bedford:
1t will be seen by the returns which we publish to-
day. that the Democrats have carried this codnty by
very considerable majority. This result, though MOI
unexpected bv those we'll acquainted with the state OF
things existing in the county, may require ex-
PLANTATION to our friends abroad There is but one
cause OF 1.-THE disorganization and disafecton re-
suItlng from the number OF Wing candidates. The
Wings have been divided and quarrellng with each
other during the greater part of the canvass, whilst
their opponents have been united, we'll organized, ac-
tive and Jealous. And the result is, that the Demo
Gratis as they could not but do, have succeeded Ma
ny OF the Wings being displried and dissatisfied
NAMED at home, and some who went to the polls,
voted for Democrats. We hesitate not to say, that
the county is still largely Wing. and that but for heir
unfortunate divisions, the Wings would have been
satirely successful The result is most deplorable,
but could not be prevented.
1t is evident that many of the voters staid away
from the polls. Bedosdshas white population
of 1885, and its whole vote was 1866. The
neghboring county of Campbell has white pop.
ulation of 1926, and Its vote was 1892.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED

Steamer e tY OF Richmond Forter, New York.
Sehr Hsxall, L1yf-ld, New York sundries TO Fry
d; McCandIish, strecker, LudIam G. Wstson. W
Taylor, W Palmer, Moore, Bonavita, Hundev.
HoTvell d Jones Andrew Pzzini, Huse & King. 4
Co., Davenport, Allen & Co, E Workman e. CO
Gordon & Son, w VI Harrison, Anderson g. Son
IL Claiborne, Purcell, Ladd & Co, H w Tv,eI
Smith d Roberts, Ragland & Brothers, R M thinner
cure & Co, A S Lee and to order
Schr Hope, Kerwau, Baltimore
SAILED,
Brig Arrow, Metchner, Cuba
Schr Eliza Amanda, Will ans. New York
schr + K Burton, Lingo. New York
Schr Agnes, Lord New York
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish New York.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-17

SALE OF Property NEAR PErERsgURe-We know
no stronger evidence OF the increasing prosperity of
Petersburg than the steadily increasing vliae of the
lands IN ITS vicinity. Far several years we have had
OCCASION to witne the gratifying fact, but have
nevr been more struck with it than the late sa of
the Rosn plantation The portioa that estate sold
on Friday composing all the farming part oft bough
five ago. and many believe tht now the property
looking at The advancing prosperity of the city, has
been well bought by the purch asers.-Pet Int.
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Local Intelligence, City News, &c.
RICHMOND COLLEGE.

We are pleased to learn that the subscriptions in
Richmond in lid OF this institution have air ady reached
the amount o! S22 oo0 and that many of our leading
ciiizeas are taking proper interest the enterprise
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-17

~ AUCTION NOTlCE.-Atentlon is particu-
Iary invited to the sale of large assortment of China
Toys. Fancy Goods, Ornaments. &c TO take place at
my saes rooms, No $, Fifteenth street, This Morning,
at 10 o'clock. Dealers are particularly invited to at
end the sale.
de II GEO. J. SUMNER, Auct.
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We are glad to fad symptoms Of progress in the re.

We are glad to fad symptoms of progress in the re-
mote kingdom of Siam We copy the following par
agraph from the Liverpool Mercury:
'The KlngoF Siam has establisheda printing press
at which works are to be produced in Siamese and
English, for the enlightenment of his subjects.
His Majesty has also directed a general revision of
equitable as possible, and has expressed his firm
intearien that equal justice shall be dealt out to all
aik high And In rich and nnnr -
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-17

ODD Fellows HALL.-N1r. Wyman. the venrilo-
gust has returned again to city in health, and will
| commence his amusing exhibition this "wednesday
evening. at the above Hall; and no doubt, as usual
will be we'll received by all who know his gentleman
s manners-and superior skill in his profession
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-17
LATER FROM TEXAS.

By the arrival yesterday of the steamship Meteor,
Cap. orbes, have received Galveston papers TO
the 5ih inst.
The Journal says That memorial is now in circula-
ton, requesting the General Government 10 construct
various national works in Texas similar II ose in
other States. Among these navy yard at Galveston
is proposed,
The prisoners confined in the Jail at San Antoine
left one night without permission They brok the Isil
doors aad lett comcal note behind, stating that they
had 10 visit Corpus Chns to, make arrangements for
the fair 10 be held there in May Gex
Judge Buckley, in his charge to the grand jury in
For Bend county, narrated tne follovia. InedeaIs
He said he had known two cases IN which persons
had been trisd before him tor the crime OF murder In
the first instance, tour OF the jurors who Judge
OF the guilt or nnocencsof lha party accused,
murderers themselves: and 10 two weeks alter he tired
the second, aud for the crime, IN adjoining
county where three out OF tao twalve Jurors were
guilty OF the sama crime-murder.
Thus seven men out OF iweniy -four, who were
called upon TO administer justice Two Of their fell
low-men, were guilty OF the same offence with the
parties accused
The Bfazos river IS very low agan.-N O. Pie.
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WYMAN'S EXHIBITION

AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
FMHHfS, WEDNESDAY EVENIN ;, and every
II evening during the week, new and ext aordin,ry
performances in Magic and Ventrloquism, with
var atoms each evenny.
Doors open at 6-perlormance will commence a,
quarter past seven o'clock. de VT