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saw and felt many things, but spoke nothing
and as it grew darker, he took his child to her
bedroom, and, when she was prepared for rest,
he sent away the attendants. and rocked her in
his arms, and sung to her till she was asleep
TO BE CONTINUED
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For the National Err.

DEAR DocroR BAILEY: have pleasure in Of
iering you the following poem, by friend, who
is too much inclined to wrap his gift of song in
napkin, and lay it away on shelf | am
confident that you will agree with me in think
ing this strong and stirring lyric
Yours, GRACE GREENWOOD.
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with you, I'D try to be good, and not be cross to
Dodo, and so on. | don't mean to treat Dodo
i'll, but you know I've got such quick temper.
I'm not really bad to him, though give him
picayune now and then. and you see he dresses
well | think, on the whole. Dodo's pretty well
off,
"Would you think you were well of, if there
were not one creature in the world near you to
love you!"
"I! Well, of course not
And you have taken Dodo away from all
the friends he ever had and now he has not Il
creature to love him-nobody can be good that
way
"Well fcant help it, as know Of I can't
get his mother and can't love him myself
nor anybody else, as know Of"
"Why can't you ~ said Eva
"Loue Dodo! Why, Eva, you wouldn't have
me! ! may like him well enough but you
don't love your servants
al do INDEED"
allow odd ~
Don't the Bible ay we must love every
body"
"Oh, the Bible To be sure it saws great
many such things but then nobody ever thinks
OF doing them-you know, Eva nobody does
E'" uu hoI sPcah her eyes were nAeu anu
thoughtful for few moments
"At any rate" she said, " dear cousin, do
love poor Dodo, and be kind to him for my
saken
~ could love anything for your sake, dear
cousin for really think you are the loyeliest
creature that ever saw" And Henrique spoke
with an earnestness that flushed his handsome
face. Eva received it with perfect simplicity,
without even change of feature; merely say
ing "Fm glad you feel So dear Henrique.
hope you will remember"
The dinner-bell put an end to the interview.
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INVOCATION.

Men of the North amidst the graves
OF your great srcs, kneel down like slaves,
To stronger chains and heavier yoke
Than those their rebel yalor broke;
And where'e or flashed their standard sheet
And rang their shot and changed their steel,
And Freedoms foes to earth were beat,
There. too, in craven suppliance kneol
Aye, kneel for bark from Southern skies,
Hear We the impious mandate rise
Yield, Northern kinds to Slavery sway;
The scourge for those who disobey
Shall such as yc presume to stand
When such as We command to bow
we've Slavery's badge, the toil-worn hand
Take, then, its brand upon your brow
And Ter each Northern hill and plain,
From Western wilds to Eastern main,
Zen where Niagara Wild and strong,
Lifts up all Natures freedom song,
Base Northern satraps help to swell
The insulting mandate, till the call
Out-peals old Independence bell
And echoes from old Faneuil Hall
Alft,. "a. ~. ...--. ~ wa
. g;;.-.. 49,, s. - :, -. =
..Tho grAEss - -oip vopy SircS yepo.e
And Freedoms vcstals vigils keep
Where Hancock, Adams, Franklin sleep;
And where undying fame surrounds
With glory's ever fadeless sheen,
And shades with laurel bowers the mounds
Of Warren, Stark, Wayne Putnam, Green
And on each field whence heayenward rose
Their shout DER Freedoms yanquished foes
At Lexington, at Bennington,
Where Stoney Point was stOrmod and won
Around the base of Bunkers tower,
On Princeton's, Saratoga's plain;
Submit ye to the. Southrons power,
Stoop to his yoke and clank his chain
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Eva soon found herself much better. Her
father and uncle resumed their game, and tho
children were left together.
edo you know, Eva Pm 80 sorry papa IL
only nIng TO stay two days here, and then
sha Zee you again for ever 10 long. II stay
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BUELL. s. BLANCHARD, PRINTERS,
Sixth street. few doors south Of Pennsylvania
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The n. Y, Legislature.

The New York Legislature, which had fixed
on the Sh inst for Adjournment, were unable ia
get through with all the important business be
fore them by n joint resolution postponed
the adjournment till Saturday the 9Th inst,
when they adjourned at 9 o'clock P NJ, The
100000 loan bin, which passed the senate Sc.
yeral weeks since passed the house on the 9th
by a vote Of 81 to 80. This bill provides for
a loan Of 100000 for the enlargement Of the
New York and Erie, and the completion of the
Gencseo and Black River canals. The dcmocra
tic members OF the assembly believing tho loar
to he unconstitutional, had the following protes,
entered upon the journal
ave, the undersigned, membcrs Of the Assem-
bly,, favorable AS we are to the completion Of the
canals, but mindful Of our obligations to support
the constitution Of the State and believing tina,
the bill now before the assembly for the enlarge
mcnt Of tho Erie Canal, and the completion Of
tho Gcnesee and Black River Canal violates the
constitution, and request this our protest, be on
tered IN the journal OF tho House"
The Circus coming is said to be the hes, tina,
has ever Travelled in tho United States.
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SHIPPING CATTLE This is getting 10 be quite
m important branch of business, in our city
Since the opening Of the New York and Dun
kirk route, several hundred head have been ship,
ped from here for New York, and some had pre-.
viously been taken by the Buffalo route, On
Saturday las, Messrs. Renwick aud Weaver ship.
ped over one hundred on the steamer Minnesota
This lot Of cattle was from Middle Illinois, and it
is the intention Of the same gentleman to make
another shipment by the same boat on her next
downward trip, J. c. Beers Esq, also shipped
one hundred head on Saturday, The completion
of railroads around the lake to this place will
very greatly increase the demand for cattle
Stock growing is destined to become one Of the
most important branches Of business in Middle
and Northern Illinois Chicago Tribune
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DRowSEp.-Last evening man was drowned
IN the Illinois river, near Brewster 4 Bcehe's
warehouse He was watering some horses be.
longing % a traveller from Princeton, when he
attempted to swim one Of them into the river
The horse becoming FESTIVE, the man was thrown
into the water, and still cl,nging To the horse was
dawn into the middle of the river when the
horae diseugaged itself and swan 10 the shore
aud the man sunk in the water ard was drowned
The body has not yet been recovered. There
were several vitnesse. to the accident but none
expected its fatal termination, until II was too
late 10 render him assistance. The person who
.hus suddenly lost his life is named Jacques Shull
but was generally known ms "Dutch Jake
Three or four years since he resided in this place
and was afterwards employed As ostlcr in a tay.
rrn NJ Princeton, Bureau county. lie came honl
the latter place to Peru on Saturday last.-~Icr'
D,nosrak
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Mr.. Gibson informs Us tia. he ha. just recev

Nr. Gibson informs Us that he has just receiv.
ID from the department! full supply Of postage
stamps OF the new issue, from one to ten cents.
Every person should supply himeslf with
these stamps, as the pos. master finds it utterly
impossible to procure small change enough to
meet the demand the reduced rates of postage
have created. BY expanding few dimes occa.
tionly Tor stamps, much trouble, dissatisfaction,
money, and valuable time may be saved, as well
by those who nail or receive letters as by the
post master. ltshould also be remembered tina,
'hcrOs,agc on lo!;e:s ia nearly double il i. is not
prepaid.
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publishers themselves do not know hose,
they may send paper to a certain address,
whether one, three, or six months On the other
hand, persons frequently subscribe for a month
or two and at the expiration Of that time order
the paper to be continued the balance OF the year
In such a case, does the Department intend tore
fund the prepaid postage or does it intend to
swinde the publishers out Of il Upon what
grounos Mr. Warren bases his decision we are at
loss to know, for certainly neither the language
Or spirit Of the law warrants It;
p. o. DEPARTMENT, July I, 1851
Gents - In reply to yours Of the LIST inst, you
are hereby informed that all newspapers sent for
less period than three months, whether sent
from the office Of publication or otherwise will
| come under the head Of transient newspapers,
upon which the postage must be prepaid at the
Office where mailed Your obt sery't
Fir UNsHy WARREN
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N,,..,.., N't'l' HOh NlllNllVNl = ~
.,.l ~ IT'LL ook designed TO aid and il
apparent The eastern i'm, for The construction nm
grades, and local buyers purct mill stones mill picl
Ohio and the superior qualities Of &c, OF steam
tatons Shippers are inclined to giye'nd mspcctlo
common, but holders refuse. Sales Ana useful II
sour and uniuspcctcd, S325@36s; No. 2, WINCH
3.9i mixed to good Indiana and Michigan l', WI.
@i25 ordinary to straight state 4ls@425 :,
touni hoop Ohio 4.?j@iS7, aud pure Genesee
i.37@4SO.
Grain-wheat is improving both in demand
and value. TIE receipts are not 20 lnrge. We
notice sales 5000 BUSH Ohio at 9ic and prime
G,nesce in lots at ll3. Canadian is the only
kind that is heavy at 9S@lO3
Barley presents very depressed aspect, at
sSi@65.
Oats are in better supply and rather cheaper
Northern sold at ie@@iii, aud Jersey 40@i?
Corn is without change, The arrivals are to
far extent, but not greater of sound than want.
ed to supply orders from the east. Sales $4,000
bush damaged western and southern at s7M5?c
mixed western at Csc, and round yellow at GOc
Ptou'sio,1-pork is very quiet aud nominal
Sli ior new mess, and l9 so for new prime.
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4 Cow WIN Hrs fiGsT CuF-Thcrc is so
much common sense, so muh true philosophy
in the following, that We feel it to DO our du-
ty TO commend il warmly to favor:
Mr. Russell Woodward, in the Memoirs of
the New York Board Of Agriculture says -
have found that young cows the first year that
they give milk moy he made with careful
milking aud good keeping, to give milk slmos t
any length Of time required BIT il they are
left to dry MP early in the fall. they will be
sure to dry up their milk zach succeeding year,
if they have calf near the same season Of
the year; and nothing bat extraordinary keep.
ing will prevent it, and timt bu, for n short
time. have had them dricl'up Of their milk
in August and coull not by any mean, make
them give milk much beyond that time in any
succeeding year
81 have two cows now, that were MIXED the
first year they hal calves t.Ii near the time Of
their calvinS as in, and have continued to give
milk as late ever since it we milk them
We have seen the efficacy Of the above plan
verified --AmSrie1R Farmer.
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Ierirultural.


GRAFrSc--AS IarRovFNEST--Ex Extracts from
the address OF j. r. Wllliams. before the Kala-
Inazoo Agricultural Society. Michigan:
"As it is with animals aud vegetables, So II j,
with fruits. You can have stunted, astringeut.
Grabbed fruits, or the most delicious The pre-
caution TO send your neighbours boy TO snip OF n
shoot from q fine tree while YOU are stopping to
decide the atlars Of the nation with mn-a iew
minutes taken 10 slide it under the bark, while
you are waiting for meal Mt home will trans
form useless shoot into valuable tree, that
shall furnish pleasure and nuitment TO gener
alons Of men. few minutes improved nov
and then which w0uli be otherwise idled away
will surround yoar dwelling with grove whta
shall prove Of the greatest utility, and dehshun
establishment know men say they have IN
time yet have always observed that the meu
who make this excuse have plenty of time u
lounge at the tavern-plcnty Of time to run after
some mountebank or chavlaton, plenty OF time a.
litigate with ncighbor No, mani plant the
tree. 1t will grow while you sleep. Bud it,
graft it-uurse it, and it Shall gladden. the sight
and please the palate Of people yet unborn, ana
YOU shall have memorial OF your existence
sprnging from the green sod When You shall re
pose beneath it,
"Somo five or six years ago, found on the
place where reside some scrubs of natural
fruit. Tho tops Of my trees my neghburs said
were too large to graft But they were grated
with considerable labor My predecessor m'gl
have buddcd or grated each with single
germ, and saved me nineteen twcnleths ot the
time and expense An1Ncr set of men ta'l me-
the country was not natural for fruit, | IN; in
tho gratis and for years have had an album
dance Of delicious fruit for the table or cookery,
for myself and my neighbours in summer, fall and
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To Officers, Soldiers, widows, an
other Claimants.

Was hTtStd' ,oss. nei with Il rope made of tow
A part Of his harness was Of the same excellent
material He had a jug with him; but it wa,
neither vinegar or molasses Jug,
Man LAYING EGGs The Massachusetts, Dem
ocrat thus gives an account of "A great curiosity
William $ Keith, Esq Of West Roxbury, last
week laid an egg on our table which weighet
near four ounces ayoirdupoisl Barnum shoulc
send for Keith.
ST Louls July -Interments yesterday, 90
7 Of which were of cholera
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We learn from gentleman at La Sale, that
on Monday last, Edward Co1roy was drowned in
1odds mill pond, in attempting to cross with a
ferry boat. The river being high, and the cur
rent strong, he was drawn into the water by the
rope used for crossing, 'Conroy was an lrishman,
about 40 years old, aud vrrv industrious aud
worthy man he has left wife aud child to Ia.
mcnt bis lpss--Pcrn Democrat.
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The LICENSE Law At CmcAao.--Juige Slnsr
ner, of the Cook county court has decided that
the amended charter of Chicago, which WAS pass
ed at the late General Assembly, n few days la.
ter than the general law which prohibits the re.
tail trade in sprituous liquors. repeats the latter
law, SO far as Chicago is concercd, This view of
the matter places Chicago in an anomalous posi-
ton as it respects the state at large, The judge
ntmaes that his decision is more legal than Just,
an intimation, in which most people of common
sense will concur. The Quincy Herald OF Mon
day, says:
Judge skinner, Of Quincy, delivered his opin'
ion this morning upon the coDstltutiouality of the
law passed at the last session Of the Legislature
to restrain the traffic in ardent spirits. lie has
no doubt whatever Of the consti,utlonality Of the
law, aud so decided, We understand that in view
of the general interest manifested upon this sub.
jec,, he will write out his opinion for publication,
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Tic 'axsalcs Oft The delinquent lands of,his coun.
iy were concluded yesterday. Considerable
competition prevailed among the bdders,and spec.
nlators manifested unusual cagerness to
buy. Blu. very few tracts were stricken of to
tbs state.
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'7r 4 LII ploughng or digging sand ON my n
NJ " west and npllh-wrst oi Newark and VI
figures in Roman charac,Gi% forbidden, uutcrpnn1
Of the skeleton were three cups ,LGu BRAlSARD
brilliant, and &c cups in iron, very rus,,, --
bearing trace OF having been glded; there were
also an immense Dumber Of nails, and about 500 .
arrows of which the wood was rotten, aud the
points rusty The skeleton and the different ar.
ticles were carefully picked up, and sent 70 Ad
rianoplc for examination.
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DR.. CHRISTlE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Head such as Bronchitis Inflammation Of the Throat.
Nervous and sick Headache Dizziness Of the Head,
Neuralgia in the Face Burning or Roaring in tho
Fans, Deafness which IS generally Nervous aud that
distressing complaint called lie Dololeux
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DR.. CtRlSTIE'S
CALVhNIC ,ETS

Are found Of vas,-.'vioe IN cas- on aisons or
s., -t'ssm. Complaints, and general Nervous
affections rs the Head and upper eNtrcmities Also
IN Palsy and Paralysis and oil diseases caused by
deficiency Of power or Nervous Energy ia the limbs
or other organs oi the body
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
Truth is stranger than Fiction
CURE Of
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.

" New Jersey. Of distinguished snainments and OK
suvrv. New Jersey. July IT, ISIS.
Or. \ II CusrslIr-usar sir ON wish 70 know
II ne what has been the result in my own Gaze. OF
the applIc alton Of THE GNLFANIC BELT AND
NECKLACE. Ny reply is as follows:
For about 'r.u.y yssr, had been suffering from
Dyspepsia. EvHry ear the ymptoWs became worse,
nor could obtain tamausn' relief from any couFss
Vi medical treatment WulbrHr Nhuui t1tufssu years
Uncc. m consequence Of he1pnn' exposure 10 tho
weather, 10 the discharge ol uy pastoral duties,
became subject 60 severe IhTuuic Rheumatism.
which tor year a.,rr yn-l caused me undesirable
anguish Father 10 o." winter Ii 20 iuI 20. neon.
sequence NJ preaching great tcHl ~ my own and
various other rhurrUs, 90 tins region was attacked
1y the Bronchitis which souu became 80 severe as
N require an immediate suspension ut my pas'onl
aNus Nv uflu1N yys'sw r1S rnir thoroughly pros.
tt1i-f, and my Bronchitis became worse 50 also
I'D ny Dyspepsia ami Eh,umauc affection thus
syIucmg that those disorders were connected with
each other through the medium OF the Nervous Sys
TEN In tue whole pharmacupTIa there seemed to bs
M remedial agent which could roach and reCuIe crate
my Nervous system every thing that had tired for
dis purpose had completely failed. At last was lei
6y my iueEis to htWur your inventions and Though
With no very ssngTIuo hopes ct their OhciencyJ [
determined TO It's the chrCt ut the application Vi the
8NLVANiC BELT AND NECKLACE. with the
MAGNETIC FLUID This IN June lsI6 To
nv GEElr LsToSHuNFSr, ~ Two n,Ns nv UNsFIrH,
H,p GoSE, ~ riDHr fsrsl VA, 'NLsLEn TO EEsuMy
~ F,sToRNL LABUHs, NoR H,yE ! ISCE oMtrTEr =
.NGLs sERyioE o. scCoyNr op tn, BRoNchI'isi
Avn nv RHEuIAtiC ,FFEurioN Ma rSttREtN cI.sEp
TO rR1uHtE MF such Is the wonderful and happy ~.
.ult, oi the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID to
many who have been likewise suffering from Ncu.
ragc affections They have tried them wITH Nary
uTsrtr, H,IiFNr, ~ EVERN CAss.
am, dear SAT, very respectfully yours
ROBERT W LANDS
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e. -M A&DEM q ehw

are made to au.t The demands o.! the country, heavy
and OF good stock, and feel no hesitation in war
maunr them for durability, and to give satisfaction
We offer n good assortment Of CloihS, SGiiHrits,
Tircrl3 JcgHs, FiaoHcis If different kinds and a
ing yarn, which We will exchange on liberal terms
for WOO, cash, wheat, corn, &c We will pay part
cash on wool where 1t is required.
CiEDiNG AND SPINNING will he done rs
heretofore in lots Of thirty pounds and upwards, al
from fourteen 10 siy.ccn cents per pound.
wool CIBDINE
done a; five cents per pound We have our ma
chimes IN good order for dong the best OF work
and when wool romes properly prepared for card
U-, you may drpeuI ON having good rolls.
CLC7W DRESSING
w be- done ut the usual price. but N better style
OF liri.h Persons who may have to be- detained
over night. on business connected with the Factory
shall hc touo expense. J. & y. GREEN.
bu\un Nav - 1851.
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The Caors-Iu looking over our exchanges We

The CRorS-ln looking over our exchanges We
arc granfed to learn that, notwithstanding the
uniavorable weather, during tho months of May
and June, the wheat crop Is coming out more
than M average one, In many Of tho southern
bly, fine. The corn though very much injured
by the rains, is also said to be coming up rapidly,
assuming rich and healthy color; and should
there be no early frcs,s. may still yield large
crop Oats and potatoes generally look we'll
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On New York, or any part of England, Ireland
Scotland or Wales, IN sums TO suit purchasers foT
sale by 0rrl Sly VI. II. Switr.
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TILE subscriber has ON hand suprrine Flour, rom
Leonard y EaoH's mills, pm upcyprcs-iy for
nmuy use. Warranted good--uhccl 10 be sctuu.
lchcl ONawl. mar l. G. l. IHuNrsuV
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S,,,r,rrn ppr-,;,,,, az n ,pny On -Vo ,irr
,he fnllo,yipy from ore of In. mos, prc,IceI
nur5eymen and growers Of fruit in this country
VIZ J'J' lhonas IN me CuIt'Yhi"r:
81 n ti,s s,,,r,o ',, n I, , ,,,nc
l. Fruit cannot grow aud ripea without .he
leaves.
Shoots ana leaves cannot become navy dc.
,n1ss '''"' ' '''' . go ~ ''' - . '''7'
The summer pruning # hardy grapes usually
consists in cutting rpiuchins ofcycry shoot when
.he grapes are aoIrt Inc SIC Of PA about ,
"a IN nrcvont ,bo v,r ~ ,,,s ,;V al ,,,,
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SIGHT EXCHANGE
SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York, In sums TO SUIT purchasers, for sale
by nov9 NoRRls " FISHER.
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Tic Doloreux and NEURALGIA.

These dreadful and ngonifing complaints are in.
m'd'dtsy rtii.rsd by the application OF the GALvlNc
BtLt, NECgL,CE and FLuID. Tbs Belt diiiuses tho
.lectnciy through the system the Necklace has a
local effect and the Fluid acts directly upon the az
ieoted In these distressing Affections the ap-
plioatlon NEVER FAILS
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- NO uoune or inconvenience attends the -
DR. CHRISIIES G.iLHHNTc-ssse-e------
TIM, the ey may osworn by the mos. iervisOrs.
MICS were siiec ease and safety sn, az IN, countv az
tons in tsuendng their use Is hs .d IN r,cc, M Tia
Sonds ~ They can be sent 10 III I'd meet NJ ne
have been be 20 o'cocL n n,
ssex,nyagnnt Prices: es.n,S T measures m for
butts willing to Belt, Thre.nreme oour, ynr
uons were more " Necklace Two the several towns.
ine ehnTacSr bracelets, One and for the trans
Wen, m INC w'slevluid, One DolIcemed adyisa-
fine combnny will accompanied by full ana. "
Of the day Of exhibition WIN 'uii PARTICULARS meg
ded by the magnificent 80
Fast MAR CAUTION.
drawn BY the elephants. All aud ""hisi' i~isiioas.
ans BRASS BAND, n mIEHrlAD, M .,
ing some Of the FIRST talentrllE UNITED sTATEe
ing this will be the entire c'""y New S'-s-
aud train Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS igepta
the rear being brought up by -y. ""
tlul miniature chariot ol the aI,, -,
20 LILLIpUTIANN DOL
the whole forming the most ui,epared lo buy Wool
pugcan, ever witnessed in the lgny the cash at the
Ottawa, July II. twill please give
may 81 ,
u jOc per III
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C}- Many hundred Certificates from all mart, Of tho
eoua,ty Of the most extraordinary character can be
given ifrequirsd