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faE sYRAcIrsE ol.rRAGE.

This case continues 10 cause great tx-
riIemenl in the State af New York. The
Syracuse Star SAYS NO similar OeruIreHre
ever will OF can take pla-e iiirTr again.
beran.e more stringent measures would
be taken 10 prevent mnb violence; s"brI
reflection would pTevenl rrPe linn 81
fae Gu rage. and IIle panishment uhlrh
must follow this airoci us conduri viii
elferiua Is cllrrk il hereafter. fanden-
bursh. the ab,lilion es,'onel who ordered
the troops Ia di>band. has cnme ani with
lame apology. which has already IN paIi
been conlradirIed hy The COMPANY OH
GERS who were suhjecl 10 his command.
The Mayor, Wheaton. VIM was so incl
lirienl and negligent in the mliier. Is The
Democratic candidate for t'anal Commas
sloner 0f The State. hi felcrrnre 10 The
arrest Of Ire slave. which caused The ffp,,
tie Star says:
.Anl what was The cause Of his o.t,
break! Simply thai a colo Ell man, who
lfsI been four ii mes senlcuceJ t0 the p M
Tertiary of this eiiy during The present
season for crimes. charged upon oath ~ d
owing service or Tabor 20 a man IA Mis-
suuri. had escaped frnm thai State and
come here. upon which wanan, was
issued by a proper officer ii he Unfled
States. aud the fugitive arrested By The
Mafshai Tor trial aeroldins = law. lie
was moi sought 10 be charged by any CT
parle evidence taken 10 Missouri. hui by
Witnesses in open touri. where lac had
the benefit of rounscl and The righ, Of
eruss-examlna,ion. and the right 70 pro
,iuce witnesses ~ his defence. So iar,
fhcn. a. this case was concerned. The law
Of 1893. approved BIZ Washington. wo"li
have been al the Law required IN this pro
ceeding; so that The hue and cry against
llle late law has nothing Ia do with ihl>
ease. and might as well be applied Il The
law which has been in force since The or.
ganizslion ol The Government.
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More Lynch Law in C California We


learn lfun lie San fran;is!o iler.li lha,
~ the afternoon 81 Sunday. 'he gil, Au-
gust. the Ill Of I.ln plate Was forrlbiy
cute ed by division Of w.. Vigilance
Ioinmlne, consisting &c ihIlts.>ix mem.
hess, hn inuk from iheiitr iwo prisoners,
Samuel Whitaker aid isnhrtl Mrkpn-
zie.) IL tIn uerr carried 10 The room Of the
Cn,nmlilec. on Battery street. \ hr.,, ,hty
were hung. Thr entrance inin The ptisou
was made mile the Rev. Mr.. Williams
Mas engaged in religious eyclrisrs will,
the prisoners. I,n had been brought from
her rcls INTO The ard lrr ti,at purpose.
There were present only eight spectators.
incln,.ina two children oi tile CLERGYMAN.
one poriltii Of he Deputalinn from the
fieilanre 'oriinil;tp Instantly pininned
ihr Officers on s,sar,l. and prc,enltd any
interference on lhtir piri. lille another
portion S ICED ihti bore "a Whitaker and
Mckrnzle. Several shn,s were fired du.
ring lie mslee. bni. as nohody was bnrr.
y = supposed thai Tie shnis were merely
signals ol tie attacking parry. Outside
tie jail The prisoners were thrust INFO a
carriage and Lrishly conveyed 10 The Com.
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srrnf sfrAK.so.-rhe Richmond ii

STrmf SfEaKiyo.-rhe Richmond Re.
publican whisl and Enquirer both re-
commended that The fwo rahd:daies Tor
t;nrln 10 be Il animated nrxt week.
snail not he required 20 "slump" the
Stare. The, regard Il a. rra liee mrrt
hnnorrd in The breach Than in the Obj
3 rvance. and we concur wiihilcm IN ihi..
There is nnl always The best feeling ex-
isling IL such public meetings. and The
strife Of debate diicn fea.ls To p tsonaI c.l-
lisidn-. I',rsnns selected as champions
Of pliiy ierl iiial they mnsl bear Ih' i
rliivaIry Dururrr"g ulbin E0f1ness, II mr.
il,ing mi,ft.. l'hts iiirfel"rr provoke a
rnnlro,etsy, uhirh. n IN Mississippi. re-
renlly. passes frnm words 10 blows. Can.
,lidl,cs lnr t,nseinur, like lhn.e fnr prcsi-
dent aud Wee President, can he spared
from such ar.,ia>. S,uli,p speaking. how
ever, has ils advantages. espcria IL where
opponents meet rare 10 fare. sIrn IN
snrh eases rannni errs VEL he malignr,l
IF lied dawn Is, Heir antagonists. The,
are seen aud heard. no, ilnoogh ;lir eyes
ant! voice nf ann'hri. hul aie allowed L.
give uilrsanrr Ia their nwn opinions. and
I their M u iapgnigr; hut there are mn
all ,naager aud better champions ioi
hi, snri Il STRIFE. aud lhr rnnitsi seems
10 II. h.ilrr suited FIR those VIII, s.ch
irgi>la i,r Than cxrenii,e rpweis. We
would l,is'' The opinions Of all candidate,
for p,.h!,r ni;irp uii,lrrsiaod. hui there are
better l.lre, 10 H. this than he stump"
Vac York Elyrts:
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The New Ynrk Nlurniis Star of The
90 !, nl mo. referring 10 The yet lia.tiaIls,
hidden resources iii The United 81 ,,es. II
ihs ii'e enterprise, mnse absurd Than
wicked. against The Island territory o.
Spa,f. says:
I'VE are informed aud believe, that lie
authorship nl this ,ln;iinIenl tli!e r,tinrr.
feit Proclama'inn. ran be fixed upon Ger.
tain pa .,ers IN lhiscliy. The slor, oI The
origin OF the invasion. and The means used
10 keep nr lie How of rhine nln lie IA.
tri6: treasury is is yer hni half lold. 1,
viii al come oni dine df illps,. days. In
the meantime, the fic;s an, vouchers are
in safe hands
let lie people have them. by All
means
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Me-e Threatened Secession. The

Stale ul GeoIria u passing through a
severe political cnn,e.t al present. Goy.
Mcdonald REPRESENTING the Seressionisls,
and Nlr. Speaker Cobb heing The canl.
date Of The Union ltien. wilhOut ,llstinc,
lion OF pirts lines, icf The otltc of Gov
ernor Mr.. Mcdonald is so strong upon
the disuni.,n side that lie SAYS il Snu,h
Carollna shall secede aud join England,
he will not consent 10 coerce her. The
ciiiz:ns Of Dade couaiy, Georgia, acting
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New Orleans, Oct. s.

Lsrsa FsoS TExAs.--By an arrival
to-day from Galveston, We have dates
to the Sd instant. General Smith had
arrived at san Antonio. 4 company Of
Calao volunteers, recently disbanded
at Mustang. had organized, with horses,
&C., and were about marching for Ia
margn, ojoin the Mexican fey6lition-
ists. The crops throughout Texas were
higl:l. promising.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-15

flo sled on The ignorant The light oi
seienre. and restore la'lhe oppressed The
lows az liberty be magnsnimous. By shat
words shAll ne express il,fir magnanimiIs
whuse zeal Pnuls On The valley Of dra,li
Tie light Of salvation. and restores 10 sorls
whom Satan has enslsred. Tie privileges
Of the sons nl God. Nuff.
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New Orleans. Oct. Z.

TnE REy6LuTloS IL NoarErRs Nrx-
ico.--We have Brownsville, Texas, adj
vices 10 the LIST inst. The revolu;ionis.s
were quiet. Gen. AbalGs was fort,iy-
ing Matamoros, though he had but $40
men LETT. Men, women and children
were leaving for Brownsville. .Abalas
now proposes TO take Oft some cxact;ons
on commerce.
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The Administration az President Fiji.
nj 're Is emincn,ly p'pular will! the mas.
ses every where Throughout The UnInn.
The Indications upon This poi,it are Of The
most conclusive character. The present
Of the Executive chair has
realized tie warmesi expectations Of his
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-15

TN SEEETs Oh nFTICE.-Whils She
fllibusiering press uphraid ne Pre'ideni
az The Unilrd Safes for iHlerirnng 20 pre-
IenI The breach OF oar treaty wllh Spain.
such pspers Is The Charleston MaIrury
reprnarh him because .'capl. kyndrrs
and Others Of his stamp were permitted to
hold asalk about Cuban aff4iIs. IN oar
Park, here. n KExpTn.
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'sirnls and lie eaanlIy, lie has mani.
lrsled hdrliy " we'll - 6mhtss. and has
shawa himself uus u he conttliulion
snd he Uninn. IliI A1minlsfsiioa Tins
lsr has. ID > gIssi measure. been iasliless,
and has e1ls1lsd praise IRON msny a ne
leadrrs q Ire opposition. Tie nsilDn.l
honnr has lren sustained. The national
ehara-srr hss heen tindiraied. and iile
nA.ionsI prosperity has been Pramaied-
Mr.. Fsllm.re fss shaMn himself Prrsi-
dent nal ii he N6fh. o. a The sousli. q
lie Ea,l. 81 lie wes,. hnI AZ he whole
Unlnn. We eamol b. surprised. there
Iaue. Al The lively drmonsnslinhs Of ap-
rroysl illal arr every uhere made IN re-
iaiion 10 his policy and his principles. 10
PennsSlraaia his eoaise has been endars-
ed Il almasI erefy rnblie mre'ing Il.sI
has been held by ilie Wings since The
eonmrrremen & The present campaign.
he is Tor tile tnion A. IL q. lnr The Com
promise - q j.. and 50 are The people al
iafgr, b. an Overwhelming majority.
PAiLsd.lPhia Lagzirsr.
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a Ginrlnnasi paper says that Mr.. l..
Howard his discovered process by
which carpets can be prepared from ordl-
nary wall paper, plasetl upon canvass aud
vanished, which il says are nca, am du
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-15

miiee Room. where lie COMMITTEES ~,
immediately Summoned hy tie iuiliss II
ihe bell, aud. 10 81 incredibly shut sps .
81 llme, F0pes aeEe reeted ihf0neh ias
blocks ihat hung hnm hrEns phi fls
from he fFunl 81 tlis rom. ilre iuns,.
beng lsken inside. and NOISES mad :,
the rnh az rsrh. The two criminals ut,,
lien brnnshl forth and launrhcd lnss euer.
nily. Nsssi did We mad Of ! more lirh.
handed sel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-15

Mr.. Senator Borlan,l, Of Arkansas,
is model Senator, il rust be confess
scd. On the esd ult., he in cempa-
ny with the Sheriff OF the County, The
Auditor of State, and Steamboat Ea.
giEeer, met the Editors Of the Littls
Rock Banner at that place, ana forth
with commenced v;alcrt assault Upon
them: In the ARRAY one of the Editors
aas beaten and shot, but not killed; the
Hon. Senator seized the other from be-
hind, twisted him to the ground, dis
srEictl and checked him 50 saws the pa
per- with a pistol pointed at his head.
When the by.strnders irterfefcd they
were hurled aside BY Borland, with q
pistol in hand, wha continued even then
to cry out to his confederates, Shoot
him . Kill him kill him.m
This is Senatorial dignity and con-
dict with vengeance. Wiz Hsr1ld.
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table. aud which can be Afforded 81 such
low prices, l,al We think il viii come IN
10 exssasi' euse.
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fhe mnremrni 81 lie Northeastern
States &c Mexiralasa very material hrar-
ing Lpon aur own mammal Interests. IL
l. ysrv rsElain IliaI. slinnli Iliey sucreed
il gainiTg their independence, they would
moi mainiain il long without serking an
admission inln our own glnri,.us conlede-
rary. They have nut tie character. NOR
the credit. nor The RESOURCES 90 maintain
= national nniiy al their own. and all OF
illrir Interests. aud most az their sympa.
lhirs. walld iresisiibly impel them 10
copy The example Of 1'rias. u - eqaal-
II cei'aim than there would he large par
Is III unr avn country Ia favor OF thtif
annexation. Tut liiis quesliin could not
be raised without again riirring up The
must dangerous elements OF The slavery
controversy. The ierriiniy is now free
sill. Bit lie Somlltrn States eenid nevff
aliaw il 10 remain "a without the mnsi
desperate struggle. They would never.
il ,hey could .Irlp i. allow themselves 10
lie enviFnnrd III This manner by COM
rltle ga d.n IL Zee States. We want
no such annrxaIinn. Ne want nc eur
cumsianirs 10 E,isp from which even the
qrfiiinn If annexation may ,pring. To
make HE heti Il ot!r prsseia enormous
arquisi,i6ns val he enough 1, task our
uIIrrmos .cnerges far generations ioromr.
Manifeil destiny must lie satisfied uiil'
lis recent conque.t.. and give place now
10 man,fesl duty and thai duty has 10
do oils with the maintenance Of The peace
ard prosperity Of The Uni"n as il Il.
Me- turk Courier and Eaquiier.
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The Leading staple.-rhe rec,

IHB LeIIIHS OIiPI5-I TIE HreHI
statement made by Senator Donglass. 81
Illinois. in The recent speech at The ag.
ricnliural Far. IN. ". /. lin, cotton was
,le leading staple Of the United Siates."
has excIird considerable attention. The
following .aris. az To the quantity anil
value, taken from the census slaiisi e 81
1910, with regari 10 The t1mpaIanve re.
SIIrts -rfxrf.s.r-r---.il ...lIa -
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From this il appeals tina, The weight oil
the Cotton cnp j. less ihlla ~ envy -iilih
part 81 The Corn ,rnp. an,l al,uiil one .ali
the value. Its iltcrcf re preliy e,n!tnr HAL
G"llon is noi The Trading s,apit" III
ri.hrr Of these respects. On cuiiipailng
the ,alur of The t'niion u Mississippi.
the largest produce 81 lha, ari;fl,. MI
the lily crop Of HE STATE ui New York
W find that Tie Hay r"un,s lie Zig ,er ui
Ii Two:
New rmk-liay, s3i 600 900
Missi.sirpi-colior; s3.i.5, GOO
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-12-10
THE MAILS.

The CASTERS MAIL arrives a. ClaTksburg on
Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. at O'Clock,
T. NJ and departs, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays az o'clock. A. NJ
The WEsTERN MAIL arrives on Mondays, ThuIs-
days and Saturdays, at o'clock 4. ~, and de-
parts, Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, ut
o'clock, p. N.
The USIoSToIH MAE arrives daily at o'clock,
P. NJ. Mondays excepted, and departs daily a. .
o'clock, 4. NJ, Sundays excepted.
The WEsToS MAIL arrives on Mondays, We'd
negdays and Fridays, at o'clock, T. NJ, and de-
parts. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10
o'clock. A. NJ.
The BUoKHAxxoy NAIL arrives on Tuesday Of
each week, at 8 O'Clock, 2. NJ, and departs on
Wednesday at 5 o'clock, a. n.
The BEvEELT MAIL arrives on Monday Of each
week, At o'clock, r. ~, and departs on Friday
ct o'clock, A. n.
The sH1NssToS Mail arrives on Saturday OF each
week, at IL O'Clock. a. NJ, and departs At !.
o'clock, NJ, of same day.
~ The Post Office is open from o'clock A
NJ, till o'clock, P. n, every day except Sunday
when it is open from 8 70 10 o'clock. A. NJ, nnc
one hour afGsr the arrival of each mail.
E. BRUEN, p. 81.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-12-10

(yIfAREES LEWIS respectfully informs ,he.
L ] public that he has re-openee his goods Ia
the room nearly opposite the Z Democrat PRINT
inc Office, third door above Barnes Drng Store.
where no has Just received his New supply OF
Winter Goods, % which he invites the attea-
ton Of his former friends and customers and tho
public generally. His stock consists, In part, Of
The fOllowing;
Prints from 3 to 10 Cents
CashmOFes, Alpaccas, DeLaincss &es very cheap
WOollen and Cashmere Shawls.
Black Dress SIX, Ladies' Flannel Shirts.
Black French TWiled and fancy colOred Cloths.
Satin fancy colored Silk and other Vestings
Mems Flannel Shirts and Drawers.
Cotton Yarn, Brown q Bleached CutOns & nTtlilnSs
A large assortment of BOOTS and SHOES,
Fine Cloth, Plush and Glazed Caps.
A variety Of SILK, MOleskln, Angola and Wool
HATS, very losss With tho usual assortment of
GRocERIEs, HARBwAEE, QUEENswARr, DRVds and
MEDICINES, Books, STATIONERY, Sc, Sec
He invites the public 10 examine his sleek
which will be found rs low as any in the eOuA-
try,
AN kinds of produce taken in exchange for
goods.
N. B.-ThosS Indebted to him will please cab
and II possible pay hln-by so doing thCY VIII
confer lasting favor.
December 3, 1S5l-ly,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-12-10

DEATH OF Benz BRAY WILSON. We copy be.
low from the Lexington MOI Chronicle, of the
Sth ult.. an article on the death of Benz. Bray
Wilson, formerly of this place. ITo was buried
on the Sth ult. His death was caused, we believe
by eating custard into which Croton oil had been
put, in mistake for oil Of cinnamon.
Most deeply do We regret the painful duty
which is devolved upon us, of recording the death
of our esteemed young friend, Benjamin Bray
Wilson. He breathed his last in this place. on
Thursday evening, after lingering illness Of Sc
veral weeks. During the short time we have been
resident Of Lexington, there have been few with
whom our associations wore more intimate, or fol
whom our friendly attachments have been stron-
ger His many sterling and manly virtues had
drawn around him list of friends that few of his
age could boast; and while his death will fall
most heavily upon his parents and kindred, yet
numbers of others will mingle the tcAr-drop Of
sorrow with theirs, they contemplate the un-
timely fate of their friend; and long, long utter
the first burst of grief shall have passed away in
the hidden recesses Of many a heart, will be che
rished the memory of his virtues. In the very
prime of his youth with prospects of bright fu-
ture before him, either in his professional career
or in the prefcrment Of his friends, with talents
and integrity which would have sustained with
honor in any position he is cut OF, and the dark,
gloomy mantle Of death enshrouds them all oh,
DEATH relentless Death! can no plea avert thy
fatal shaft Must affections bleeding chords the
pride of manhood and its glowing hopes, the no
blest virtues of our race, the heart-warm prayers
and tears Of loved ones, that hang like holy in
cense round the throne Of od,-must all these
be plead in vaiui Alas, yes!
"'Leaves have their time TO fall,
And flowers TO wither at the north winds breath,
And stars to set-but thou hast all,
All seasons for thine own. Oh. Deathv"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-12-10

THE SPEECHES on MOSDAY.-Tho morning OF
the day of election was devoted by tho different
candidates to defining their positions in public
speeches. We did not hear them, but understand
that they acquitted themselves very we'll We
are informed that Mr.. A. S. Holden, n candidate
for Delegate, during his remarks, took us to task
for not announcing him Us u candidate in the Re-
gister. We are surprised at this, lnnsmuch as
neither he any of his friends authorized us to
do SO, which is the invariable custom. II may
be that Mr.. Holden was ignorant of this usage,
if so, we advise him to inform himself In future
before making himself ridiculous. He is freely
forgiven by us, as the vote he received shows tho
estimation in which he is held, and his powers
to do ms harm.
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New supply OF Dry Goods.

TNHE best bntglinS can be had at r. DOSpard,
i jrs. new establishment who has just rOcsiy
ed very large and general assortment Of goods,
fine, good and cheap, which lo offers 10 sell OIL
pleasing terms for Cash, Produce, or 10 prompt
dealers on time. His stock consists In part Of
Cloths, CdSsimsrs, Tioeois, SatiRsttS, RcGdv made
Vests, Pants, ShirtS, &C., silks, .AtpaeuS, De-
idins, de-, Cnllcocs, Of cvOry kind, and quality,
iShawLs, brown aud bleaehod CottOns, DTiLinSs,
FlGnnclS, Linssys, and thousand and ono other
articles In the dry goods line. IiIs stock also
comprises Groceries, QueenSwATo, Hardware.
SaddIory, Books and Stationary, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Caps and Bonneis In short, he has sVe-
rything Kept In a country store He cannOl toll
you all, but come and SEQ for yourselves, and you
will cry with tho Queen Of Sheba (Rho whiIom
did visit SOlomon) that tho half has not bees
told you. lie will also give you practical Dc.
monstraton Of mother fact, stated In Sacrod writ,
which Is, that old things arc done away, and
all things have become new.
ClurksburR, Nov. 18Th, ls5i-tf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-12-10

%" Gen. Samuel Watts, the Wing candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, visited our place on Thurs
day last and made speech, in which he said that
the Wing party had thrown aside the old party
issues and that there was now little difference of
opinion in regard 10 them, between tho Wings
and Democrats. He, however. declared his own
feelings to be strongly in favor of the old dis
carded measures, as ever. He claimed for tho
Wing party exclusive friendship for the Union
the new ralylng cry of the party. This was
very advisable, considering tho fact that in every
election held in the free states this fall, tho Wing
have coalesced which the ubOlitionists, and have
generally hScn beaten.
Mr.Wutts was replied toby John S, Garlic, ESQ,
who clearly exposed the hypocrisy of the no-par-
ty professions of the Wings, and successfully re-
futed their pretensiOns 10 be the especial guardi-
ans of the Union. 1t is tho general opinion that
Mr.. Watts came off socond best in the encounter,
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TO THE PUBLIC!
3aTlLM1 6felBl.0Re TT ,l,I9 n

sG4J!IspsI4E>4Bsn kindnsss OF
friends and promptness Of portion Of nv cus-
toners, / have been enabled 20 snbstItute my
Tools Machinery, Stock, de-, which were de-
stroyed by fire on tho 27th Of May, last. Ny Ma
chincry Is now new, of the VERY LATEST IMPROVE.
NEST, and not inferior 70 any in use. With these
facilities ! can manufacture TIN, COPPER,
SHEET-lROk And BRAeS WARE lower than
has ever been done IN tho West. All kinds OF
JOB-WORK viii DO done very promptly aud
at greatly reduced prices. Hor6i-sPorTiNs Of
every kind at the shosTtest NOTES.-THE common
size Of which viii DO made at l2jf ets. PET foot
In short viii say that MoSET 6AN ~ AAVpE NJ
DEALiao WIN NJ; and tina. fact can be establsh.
cd by trying me oSoE, and ~ Batistastion
is not given, will not ask fetnTn. This -
no humbnggory will what skY.
hereby tender my thanks n thlS people for
their long and liberal encouragement and am uns
der many obligations 70 those ofmy cuskfneFs
who have PROMPTLY settled their claims since
the FIRE. And ~ yet greatly need money, would
request all thOse knowing tllensev YES due ms T.,
make payment ~ their KAKIIEGI convenience.
his will more cfiectually enable me b oAETy out
my DETERNISAIioA TO aELL Low for prompt nav.
have removed my Shop from tie Court tioaso
yard, 70 the north ord Of DsaphTdt buildings, on
the eIoss-sires; lcading from BhEtioltB HOtal, "
kneheiOes cGfntr where will be Glad % sec the
PEoPLB. however will, between thisand spTing,
be upon the Old ground oPrOsite tle Cont. nepSs.
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