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LIST OF BLANKS.
County Court Writs; Inspectors Certificates;
Superior do. do Certificates of Justices attend,
County Court Subponas; ing Court;
Superior do. do Marriage License;
County Court Fl. Fa.; Tax Receipts;
Superior do. do. Insolvent Notices;
County Court Sci. Fa.; Writs of Ejectment
Superior do. do. Letters Testamentary;
Apprentice Indentures Vendi. Exponas
Letters of Administrations; lCa Sa; Land Deeds;
County and Superior Courts do. Afidavits;
Witness and Juror Tickets Garnishee Notices;
List Receivers Checks, Cape Fear Bank;
Commission to take Deposition DO Branch Bank of the
County Court Executions; State;
Magistrates do. Notes, negotiable at Bank
Capas ad Respondcndum; Administrator sBonds;
Overseer's Appointments; Guardian do.
Peace, State, and Civil War Appeal do.
Notes of Hand; [rants; Ca Sa do
Attachments; Shift Appearance do
State Recognzanee; Constable's do
Military Ca Sa; Sherf's Tax do
do Execution; Forthcoming do
Negro Bonds; Prosecution do
do. Bill of Sale; Grew Lists; 80
Any Blank waned and not hand, will be printed with
the utmost dispatch.
Officers of the and other officers and all other
sons requiring Blanks other work the printing line
would do we'll to give CALL send in their orders We
are determined execute work WE'LL and at the cheapest
rates for cash. Call at the JOURNAL OFFlCE.
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JOSEPH L. KEEN,
CONTRACTOR and Builder of the late firm of KEEN
" Huston, respectfully informs the public that he is
prepared take contracts his lire of business He also
keeps constantly hand Lime Plaster, Plasering HAIR
and Fire Brick of the best quality, for sale.
Wilmington N c.. JAM TO- 1851 18-ly
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FARMING Implements.-I have just received from the
Manufacturers large lot Of Pows of various patterns
Cutivator Corn Shelters Hay Cutters Corn Mills Churns
Harrows, Tanning Mls-in fact every thing comprising
complete stock of Farming Implements ,
Nv sample room will be arranged in day two, when
will be happy all who interested in neh ar
tcles. ALEA MchAE, Jr
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PIANOS: PIANOS!i
NEW TOBACCO. CIGAR. AND syUrF sToI,1

DLANTATIoN cIgars.-20. coo very s1nerior For sale
low. by WILKINSON & ESLEP.
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THE BENEFITS OF ADVERTISING.

October Ilth, 1850
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"
INSPECTOR of Naval Stores and Provisions,
i I28-tf1 Wilmington, N
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TTATS, Caps, Umbrellas, Walking Canes. TheA
/ subscriber has hand full assortment ofSe
Hats Cans Umbrellas and Walking Canes all of which
viii be sold low for cash, at wholesale retail
G.. MYERS, Halter.
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SAVAGE q MEARES,
GENERAL Commission Merchants aAd Auction
VI EERs, Wilmington, n. c.
GASToS MEAREs
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VOL. v.
PARKEvILLE WATER CURE.

cEssbLE from all parts Of the United States s,p.
J.r.sv o miles from Woodbury., Gloucester county Nev
oomrn a nme miles south Of Philadelphla with which
suecessf.i may De had seyerSl times daily Is now In
ronch,,,. Vpnficn fr the cure Of 6out, Rheumatism
Disrrbos psp consumption Dyspepsia Constipaton
ralgiA Liver c., ne. rrolApsas Uter, Paralysis Neu1
and cutaneous diseases scroioous, nervous, febrils
water surs was built expressly for the purpose OF
ana Aoundantly supplied with water Of the pur.:
The managers, while they Offer IN. adv.D,.
stn'on 70 the diseased would tender them TIE IN
and conveniences Of home ~ 0""iorts
1 emcscy OF water diet, air and exercise In rssor,
the diseased 70 health vigof and hannjoss a. '9orhg
proelem.ca as thousands who have been cured ,hSrr
Inc resident physician, J H. STEDMAN NJ n la.
u Bethesda Water Cure, New York has hen . - se
perience Ia bydropathie practice 4 A"u nu0n eA'
For admission further Information spnlv "a Q .,ryr,
WEBB Secretary, at the Institute or AZ No he 49,
square, Pbilsdephia " 10 i@gSAn
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ORGANIZATION.
w. NJ.

To The Editor ofths National Era.
hope you will continue to urge, through the
columns Of the Era, the necessity Of speedy or
ganizaton of the friends of liberty in ali the free
States, and in no State should you urge this neces
sity SO much as in this Both parties are bound
hand and foot, soul and body, to the slaveho ding
power Of this nation and the friends Of liberty have
nothing to gain, let the power be in the hands Of
Wings or Democrats. AS parties, they have
denounced the friends Of liberty, In State and
county conventions; and II the friends Of the poor
down-trodden slaves remain with such parties,
they are only fit to be made slaves of themselves.
| write the above that the friends Of freedom in
this great State will unite on some good man as
candidate for Governor at the coming October elec.
ton or, II the friends Of liberty refuse TO do 90,
that some one, say William Elder or Robert
Hanna, will throw themselves into the breach,
that the friends Of liberty may have some one they
can vote for without sacrifice Of their principles
Let the friends Of FeedOm In this State cast
thirty or forty thousand votes for some good and
true friend Of liberty and il will teach pro slavery
politicians more than the election Of thousand
such trucking slaves TO party aud slavery, As
johnson or Biglsr.
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SUPERIOR DAeUERREoTYPEs.


+ X. WHfTEHURSr has extended the field Of his ops
rstions ground than any Dsguerreotypst in
the country His Galleries may be found Pennsylvania
avenue between -Four snda half and Sixth streets No G
Baltimore street Baltimore; Brosdway Leonard
street. New York. No. II Main street, Richmond; Syca
street Petersburg Main street. Norfolk and Main
street, Lynchburg, Virginia.
His beautifully and highly finished Electro Daguerreo
types extraordinary improvement nsurng faithful
and highly finished likenesses In q few seconds.
The rotary background invented by j. n. Whtehurst
gives an airy and living appearance TO the picture.
He the psentee Of the Morteotype the mbeddng
Daguerreotype kenesses in tombstones mske them
resist the ravages Of time and weather.
Whitehursts establishments now distribute than
thirty thousand pictures annually have given
abstraction This is certainly Asttsrng proof the SUI
periority Of his hkenesses.
H. w. calls the attention of the public generally to b
elegantly furnished Gallery Lane Il fuckers new
store where free exhibition Of pictures will be given
Notwithstanding the usus in Daguerreotype
at the recent fair Of the Maryland Institute he awarded
the fret medal by the judges.
Licensees Of every description copied post mortem
attended TO. -h March 27-tf
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,

FOR THE CURE OF
COUGHS COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS
WHOOPING- Cough, GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMP TON
Offering the community this justly celebrated remedy
for diseases Of the throat and lungs IT is not wish
tribe with the lives and health Of the afflicted but frankly
lay before them the opinions Of distinguished and
Of the evidences Of its success from which they
Judge for themselves We sincerely pledge ourselves TO
make wild assertions false statements Of it's efficacy
viii hold ont any hope suffering humanity which
tb, nets will not warrant.
Many proofs are here given and solicit inquiry from
the public into all publish feeling assured they will find
them perfectly reliable and the medicine worthy their best
confidence and patronage.
From the distnssisht Professor Of Chemistry aud Mate
RIA Mediea, Botcdoin College
Brunswick, Mr., February B, lsf7.
DEAR delayed answering the receipt Of your prep
Arson until had opportunity Of witnessing is ELECTS In
my own family or In the families Of my friends
This have now done with high degree Of satisfaction
In cases both Of adults and children
have found H. AZ its ingredsnts show, powerful
dy for colds, AMI coughs, and pa monsry diseases
PARKER CLEavELAND, M. ID.
From Ocersser in the Hamilton Mus IL, this city
LowKLL, August 40, le4s
have been cured Of the worst cOpgh ever had in my
life by your Cherry Pecorai, and fail when have
opportunity, OF coumending II TO others
Yours respectfully, s. ID. EMERSON.
DR.. }. C. AVER.
or The following Of the cases, which the
physicians and friends thought to be ncurabs Consump
ton;
CHKsrRR, Pa August ~ 1915.
SiR was taken with terribs cough, brought on BY
cold In the beginning OF last February confined 70
my bsd than two months Coughing necessarily night
and day, became CHASTITY and pale my eyss sunhen
and CLASSY and my breath very short Indeed vas npd
y failing and In such distress for breath that bat hope
Of my recover, coad he entertained While IN ses 49,
ton friend Of mine ohe Rev John Keller, Of the
eharch) brought me bottle VI your Cherry Psrtr -
tried more to crafty him han from any sxpeces ~
tanning relief Its good effect induced ne c'anSs ~
use, ~ soon fosnd my health much impesvea -
tArss meatAs we'll sad stseas, and ess sss"ess -
cure only u your great medicine.
With the deepest grssisads, yeers =. 20 ,.onvREy
Dr.. J. @. AyEa. JAMES oopr
rJ Prepared and sold by James O. Aye, 49, IN,
let, Lowell, Mas, and cola by ~ 0sos
tAssagAsat the United ntsAss 81 CAneAA A~'
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WHERE'S DANIEL THE heroic people OF Troy,
Alabama, mot of Austris) have been illustrating
the rights of citizens in the several States" oy
Iynobing q man with one leg from New York,
who was there selling clocks The charge was,
speaking pretty freely on free sol = and beng
seen In conversation with slave OF MRS. Alien
For this offence of unmitigated turpitude he was
carried on pole and pitched into the river ss and
afterwards tar and feathers were procured, out NC
was allowed to escape because Of being cripple
That fact alone, says the Troy fs'ladium' Sa''d
his bacon" i. g. his life A..
The silence of our Hunker saviours OF the
Union, in such cases proves their utter hypocrisy
ard their design TO subjugate the North, esen'u.
ally, to the Slave Power This, as we SAID las,
week, was the purport Of their compromise, and
their conduct proves il true. Why don't We hear
from them against Southern violation of the Con-
stitutionl why perpetually seek to break down WIN
the North, and permit the South to riot on the
rights Of freemen2 The reason is they are slaves
themselves, and they mean to enslsve others
This they have contracted TO do, and this they
will do If permitted by the peOple.-P0rfiaHd In
yUireT
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NEW PAMPHLET BY REv. JOHN G. FEE

TIE Sihiaess Of Siapehoiding shotcn by appeal, 10
Rsaso. and Scripture BY John q. Fee Minister Of the
Gospel In kentucsy IS pp l2mo. Printed by John A.
Gray and for sale by William Harmed at Nc 10 Beekman
street. New York Three dollars per hundred and six
cents single copy Ths pamphlet Issued the
press and IL is intended understand TO give Il wide
circulation in Kentucky aud elsewhere We have been as
sured by gentleman who has resided In Kentucky that
Mr. Fees writings held In high estimation and are
eagerly sought after especially by the great body Of
people When IL s considered that IL has been claimed by
many perscns In that state that slavery not
sinfa In ITSELF avsvrtten argument drawn from
Scripture the contrary cannot be
sAry This pamphlet we'll printed and Is well adapted
general circulation both In States for there
are come even here ministers and symen DENY the
sinfuness OF slavery In all We friends
Freedom will send their ORDERS and aid in the vide crcu
ton OF this seasonsbe and able essay II through the
mail the new Law requires the postage TO be prepaid IL
will be two cents copy for 500 miles and four cents for all
distances beyond that. Aug 7-3m
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sHANNONDALE SPRINGS, JEFFERSON COUN.
TY. VIRGINIA

THESE Springs are situated eminence on the eAst
bank Of the Shenandoah five miles south OF Charles
town. In healthy and delightful region. The reputation
II the water is well established that Is deemed scarcely
necessary TO mention its qualities Suffice il 70 say the
analysts Of the late pr De Butts in iS2 czssed the prn
cps fountain with the saline ehGybedfss, acombDatono
the most valuable description In the whole Of mineral
waters and closely resembling those Of the celebrated Bed
ford In composition operation, and efficacy There aso
ahighy valuable sulphur Spring In the vicinity APLt
from the merits Of the waters Shannondsle Is
for its sublime and beautiful natural seer cry The Springs
within eight hours travel from Washington sno
Coaches will be In Daily attendance al tne
Depot at Charesown TO convey passengers 70 the
The pledge that their table and BAR
ha compare fayoraby with those Of any watering place
Virginia They have procured the best ba OF music snu
most capable servants that can be founa "'n'u'
price -, sao..
Terms-s 10 for the frat week 80 for the sscond per
month"; (July "a HALL, OSoOhn' w.
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repeat again, there is nothing to be gained to
freedom by the election of either OF these men,
nor from the parties to which they belong.
Yours, o.
Philadelphia, August IL, 1851
We regard the suggestion Of our correspondent
as worthy the candid consideration Of the friends
of Freedom in Pennsylvania
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IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS
NIL.

VIE subscriber Is prepared 10 furnish 90 order NJ,
o. IRON and composition Castings shafine Of %
WIN toe various species Of work usSaIv
manuiscturers Is called TO new article Of Fan Beo~s o.
light and heavy blast, which Is warranted superior
other KIND nov IN use requiring much less powsr "a ny
same blast aud when IN motion making no noise Iron
ne OF modern patterns, for cemeteries balconies fr
eaay or setting up or put up, prices which can
not fAii to suit any who may wish TO purchase I.
machinery patterns and work of every description rn
ed on the most reasonable terms All orders uront, ~
ed, TO any part Of the country. FP' 80 iec'-
June l2-3m rnuN nu,,,,,o
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Tux CALcuLArIoS.-The Detroit Eee Press
makes it's calculation thus. wise-that the Wings
cannot get more than one State South, because Of
its abolition tendencies that the Democracy, hsv-
ing no abolition tendencies will get the South en-
tire with o angle exception and that IL the
Democrats should lose three States In the North,
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ORTHOPRDlC SURGERY,

THE USE OF THE KNIFE DISPENSED WITH
THE managers of the Parkevie Institute Philade
phis) have opened ward In that Institution, for the
cure of DEFORMTTIES OF THE HUMAN BODY,
such spine bones club feet
and all diseases Of analogous character and also hernia
rupture by means which the of the
knife unnecessary These patients will be under the charge
Of On experienced and skfu Orthop@dic Surgeon, CDR
r. Culien for four years pupil Of the late cee
brated Dr. HEBER CHASE, Of Philadelphia, and vhe
for the last ten devoted himself TO this speciality
Persons at distance consult with DR.. Cullen, BY
letter and enclosing fee Of ten dollars
directed the Of Samuel Webb Secretary No. 5e
South Fourth street. Philadelphia, whom all applications
for admission are TO be made.
TT. CULLEN, nj. d.,
March 2D--tf Visiting Surgeon.
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IL would avail them nothing. So reasons the
Washington Onion, central Democratic organ.
Our party, it says, goes for the Constitution as it
The bid is, for the South, as II there was no
North-Ttne Democrat.
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SUNNI Err ARRANG EMENr-lssI.

From Ne,o York and intermediate Places.
THE Camden and Amboy Railroad and Philadelphia and
Trenton Railroad lines leave Walnut street Wharf
Philadelphia, for New York, as follows;
LIST class. ID class
At6 A. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City,
Sundays excepted,) fare - 81 O
At9A. M via Tscony and Jersey City,
AtIOA. M, via Camden and South Am
boy, fare J"
At4P. NJ, via Camden and South Am
ASP S1 NJ via Tacony and Jersey City,
daily fare 5O
Emgrant Transportation Line from Philadelphia Al
4P NJ, via Bordentown and South Amboy, Except Sun
daysJ fare 81 So
srchandise transported low from NJ Yorh
W. H. GATZMER, Agent G. "a X. X. Co.
May S-3m JAS. HINkLE, Agent r. I. X. X. Co.
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PROGR ESs PAMPHLETS.

SEXES Of tsocice or fifteen Original Pamphlets ofha
"A above title Is in the course of publication Cincn
nat Ohio by L. A. HINR whose thorough study y.
questions Of eorm fail to make them acceptable
TO all liberal minds They issued at irregular intervals
according to circumstances but may they will
be issued monthly They will embrace the great questions
touching the relations Of to nature and Of mankind
among themselves in every sphere Of life and their
will be to hasten the time when greater y equal
ity and purer fraternity will 10 all the highest
happiness Of which they are indi vidusliy capable
Terms Ten cents single number, dollar per dozen,
dollar for the series Each number contains 81 pa
beautifully printed and neatly covered Direct &c
March l3--6m l.. A. HINE, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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AMERICAN AND FORE AGENCY,
Cir of Washington,


FINDER the direction Of AARONHAIGHT PALMbEF
" Of New York. and W0R THING TON 6AhhE
SON SNE THEN Of New Orleans Attorneys aHo 00u'
,sllors of the Suprsme Court Of the United states
This IL formed for the following oo)ets
For prscticng Law In the supreme conrt o. he O9.
States and conducting professional business o'i''
. For the prosecution and recovery Of all esms IN ~.
)r equity against the Quilted States before -
Executive Departments, or against ioreish "o'ef""
P ,hs .ttsmsns Of accounts with the State, Treasn
~ War Navy, Pest Once and Interior ss,rs
bta,n,ng the remission Of ines Penalfies and TofIeS
FOR alleged violations Of the revenue post once "
For ..cur;na letters patent for Inventions from .ns
fi,.S ar from foreign Governments and procus
and warrants and pensions under the various pe"''
OF the United States -, 49,. tga.ias,
.na IN the United States and 5000
For the purchase and sale OF and ~ sy an mort
rr Territories Of the Union, and ioAh'ns
.. "a az real estate lying therein GATES ana S.sta
W, ,nysstment Of funds in unfs as ,hsrson ma
ocks and loans collection OF tns pertaining TO
generally, for the trsnsssuon "
'o.n ~. Addressed pest paid 20 mes
msr Spsthen, American ~ .,S f.l,hful s1tsnton
Warrington, will receive PALMER a sNETHsN,
,,a,x once No $ Carroll Place Capitol h'n
.uyxoPa THO MEDICAL COLLEGE
W,a,y. Ron and Eth street. Cs1errHafi u
Gu IA winter Session Of this old Institution w,
.s.ncs on che FIRST Monday 10 November, lSoi anu
.s.,n"s sixteen weeks; six Lectures per day
FACULTY.
IA Po~r,, NJ D., Professor Of Medical and op'''u''
sp5tsf sns0n NJ D. Professor of Theory and PrA''''
IN Parrin M D., Professor Of Chemistry and "s''
ssS.1 cssn NJ D. Professor Of Botany, MAsria "''
'1 ~ sisss%s M d, Professor of Anatomy and rA''
&c csrtey, NJ D. Professor Of oSsstrss and pi's.''
II Women and Children,
~ III SfecAspea M d. Demonstrates. ,.,,,,v
I.s.h Re- n M ID Dean Of the Medical fssuv
49,. a, A.. sol soar,s sso; nssrisaiAton - f'"
astiss he, t9o ,.,.iy-S
c'~es~~sa, ysls No. isi
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FRIENDs, ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE.

THIS Institution is situated in pleasant and healthy
part of the country about five miles north OF the city Of
Philadelphia Ii Ia under the of DIR, Joshua H. WOr
Ellington, Superintendent and iliam and Mary d. Bird
SAIL and Natron, and is visited weekly by Com
nittee of the Managers.
The Asylum was founded in the year sl3 by members
Society Of Friends with view of sordng TO those
afflicted with insanity the domestic comforts usually found
private family combined with kind and efcient moral
and medical treatment
Application for the admission Of patients may be made
either personally or by letter addressed to
CHARLES ELLIS,
Clerk Of the Board of Managers, No. Sc Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, or to
WILLIAM BEETLE,
Secretary Of the Committee ON Admissions, No.
Jan. 8. Ia South Third street, Philadelphia
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bird, which had recently made its appearance
in the gardens in the vicinity.
Amendment adopted, and bill as amended
ma sed
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JOHN DEMIN6.
POWERS Az sEAroS
LIGHTS LITERARY AGENCY.

"A in Cha"e1y, Youngstown, MsbOning county Ohio
a. X. J. POWERS
sep'' - g. W STATION
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LARD OIL.

IMPROVED LARD OIL.-Lard OIL of the hnestQ uality
equal sperm for combustion also for machinery
woosns being manufactured without acids always b.
and shipped In strong barrels
TO leakage Orders received and executed for the
Lake. Atlantic and southern cities for the Westnds
and Canadas. Apply to
THOMAS EMERY, Lard OIL Manufacturer,
Jan. 10. ~ Water street, Walnut, Cincinnati,U
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HENRY MINER & co.

nEALERS In Cheap Publications. &c. Smitbfeld street,
~ between Second and Third, Pittsburgh Pa This lie
the most extensive Cheap Publication House In the West
where may always be found the principal Magazines and
new and old novels, Annusls Gift Books, Sc.
Stationery Of every kind Day Books and Ledgers Pass
Books and fancy Envelopes Inks and In short
everything In that line Of business For sale wholesale
ted States.
The National Era and other periodicals kept sale
HAb I3-lyg
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NEWSPAPER AG ENCIEs.

" B.PALMER, the American swspapsr emit Is agent
for the National ErG and authorised take Adver.
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Tribune Buidng Philadelphia northwest Third
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o. s. M. PErTENGILL, Newspaper Advertising, Sub
scrptioa, and Collecting Agent No. 10 State street. Boston
Journa Building)is also agent for the National Era
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Ypa,1 Db.o

WILL take acknowedg dispositions adsvits
w protesations in town country is agent for the
National Era the UnioQ Mutual LIFE HssrGncs Conlpa
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will attend the collection Of claims generality
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Sent l9-Iy
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THE SOUTH BEND CASE.

PAMPHLET of "a PIP. has just been published entitled
"A The South Bend Qnd) Fugitive Slave Case
the Right to writ OF Hsbess Corpus" Il Is by
William Harmed As Beekman street, New York Price "a
hundred, and cents single copy. Aug. 7-3m