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TERMS Or ADVER TIgING.
INSERTIONS. MONTH

or Number u lines in square, ten.
The following Agents authorized to receive advertise
ments and subscrip ions for the paper:
GEORGE ~. LIGHT, No. CorHhiH Boston
WILLIAM HARMED, No - BeekniHH ST., ~ York.
WILLIAM ALCORN, cor i3ih and ogden sts., Pl.la.
s. ~ PIERCE Cincinnati Ohio
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BUCHANAN'S JOURNAL OF MAN.

MOHfAly-33 PssSS, ~ per GllIaEBi, IA aapaRcs
Bi-mOHthly and Monthly - 90 per aHHuB ia 0duanes
Sir Nos 81 80 pdgss ech, and sir o. 96 each making 76s
VOL. III commences July lo5L This unique original
journal treats Of all subjects relating 10 presents
and we'll demonstrated systems OF PhTeRoogy PhySi-
oiogy and Physiognony-a and surveys from point Of
view the great Of the age The knowledge Of man
aud the elevation Of the It's aims Specimen
hers sent eratuitousy. Addre the editor, Dr. JOSEPH
r. BUCHANAN, Cincinnati.
Vol containing nine plates Zone exhibiting the new sys
TEN Of Phreuology and GA pages will be by mail
~ dollars Iur.
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Pay Your PosTAoE Never put letter in the
post Office without paying the postage, No mat
ter If it is not your business on which you write.
II you write to another on your business enclose
a stamp for the return letter. We mean to pay
postage on all the letters we write, and we shall
expect that all who write TO us will do the same.
IL was a foolish thing in Congress to allow any
letters 10 90 without prepayment We will petit
tion TO Congress to have the law amended
There is another very foolish provision TO the
law--the charging Of one cent on transient news
papers, il prepaid, and double that II not Tran
sient newspapers ought to be permitted to go as
cheap as regular papers, IL prepaid. People
want newspapers for the news and general infor-
nation they contain and they never will be sent
as a substitute for letters when the postage on the
letters is only three cents. No fear but that the
letter department will support itself, however
cheap newspapers may be.
The cheap postage scheme works well 80 far.
But we have not got 1t at it's cheapest standard.
Let us 90 on petitioDing for cheap postage until
we get Il in fact till letters are carried for one
cent, and newspapers at half cent, all prepaid.
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The Knoxville TENN Wing, edited by the
notorious fighting ParsOn, BroWnlow, thus defeS
its position in relation to the next Presidency:
MIR. Fillmore or Gen. Scott viii be the Wing
candidate for the Presidency, in 1852, as all can
now see Should Mr.. Fillmore be the candidate,
we will do battle in his cause to the very best Of
our humble abilities should Gen. Scott be the
candidate, we will not support him under any
circumstances whatever, having no confidence in
the man,
IL evidently regards Webster's chances as not
worth counting-an obsolete idean
In another article in the same paper, Brownlow
thus exhibits his regard for the principles of the
Gospel Of Christ, and what he understands by
political federation:
We believe that the leaders of this agitation
at the North, one and all, ought to be marched to
the gallows, headed by Seward, Garrison Gerrit
Smith, David Wilmot, John Van Buren,, Horace
Mann, Bryant, e ID OHme gems aud hung by
Southern negroes, with Southern grape Uules ~
Verify, this fighting parson is as boOdy-miud-
ed as Nero He has one virtue, which is that he
cORceQls nothing
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BENEFITS NATIONAL SKY-LIGHT GALLERY,
PENIS VI ANA AVENUE,
One deer east Of Il. ID. GIlnaans Drag store,
EXHIBITION FRER

kAHlbiIiOh fkEf
FTNO meet the Increasing patronage OF this
the Sitting and Exhibition Rooms have been enlarged
and fitted In style second 10 In this country
II was necessary ALSO 70 have assistance In eOps
rating DEPARTING and have therefore associated with me
Mr. r. NJ Cory, from New York, which will enable us 10
mGutain the present popularity Of this GALLERY
Some valuable additions 20 the lection Of specimens
have been recently made among which wew mention that
Of JENNY LIND, tRken from life one Of AMIN BEI,
Turkish Envoy; and one from Daguerreoype taken In
Rome, Of Powerss statue Of JOHN O. CALHOUN
The collection u the United States Senate intended for
exhibition at the Worlds Fair 30 be held In London In May
next will be complete In days part OF which may be
At this time
Having superior shy Light aud Of the best Herman
Cameras capable OF taking portraits twelve times the usual
size aud twice the sze any In his city oge her with
and successful practice for the last twelve years
feel confident In being able TO furnish Daguerrot pes 70
those who may want them which, for beauty OF tone
OF impression life like expression grace and ease Of
position, cannot be surpassed.
by and improved process prastced At this estab-
hment enabled 10 take pictures IN the space
Of second enabling parents to supply themselves with
perfect Daguerre0types Of their little ones Of all ages
OF Miniatures neatly In ockets breastpins 6ngsr
rings, and settings furnished, n desired.
N T. BENNETT.
Jana =. M. CORY.
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FREE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.

The Free Democratic National Convention
will meet at Cleveland, Ohio on September oath
The Free Soil men in the several States should
be taking measures to secnre a full C0nqention.
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A. NJ nANnEWEa.

AVorasy and AgeHt, Warrington City, d C.,
A TTENDS 70 claims for PensiOns, Bounty Land, Extra
"A PAY and Areaages Of Pay and the sett ement OF Ao
counts before the several Departments Of the Government
RsfsTcuoeS - Hon. = 2. Chase Ohio; Hon. u. hilmoti
Pennsylvania Hon o. Cole Wisconsin Hon. Z he Lewis,
Lancaster Pennsylvania; Gen. Edward ArmO', Carlisle,
Pennsylvania Dr. Bailey Editor National Era and the
accounting ohicers generally. June 5-6m
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Liberty ALMANAC FOP ls59

THE American and Foreign Anti Slarsry Society have
just published another stereotyped Almanac for the
coming year with special reference 20 the great question Of
Slavery at the present time and IN the expectation that the
friends Of the throughout the country will co-Operas
In dinnsng extensively the valuable statistical and reading
matter II contains Considering the expense which the
Almanac hA been prepared the low price at which Il 10
sold and the increased facilities for orwSrdngt express
otherwise frCm New York. the whole Of the North
States u IL confidently expected that the circulation
this year will greatly exceed that Of any previous year
much useful matter cannot well be circulated at less
psnse.
The Almanac for 1867 contains 40 pages being four pages
larger than the Almanac for ISL IL also contains en-
cravings Some Of those Of last year again with
and beautiful the first entitled No Higher
aw and the other portrait Of Ellen Gratis Ia the dress
in which she made her escape from slavery The Almanac
IA handsomely printed ON good paper with Calendar equal
all O that Of the American Tract SOGetys Alma
mac 1852 with the Rclipses Cycles, &c &e The Al
contains variety Of interesting and valuable read
ing and statistical articles Of Antsavery character
selected aud original Tn, prices will be rs follows:
For one thousand copies B0l00
For one hundred copies 40
For one dozen copies al
For single copy 70
The friends Of the earnestly invited SOopsraIs
in giving wide circulation 20 the Almanac and " send
their orders at early day for liberal supply Is sug
geSed that they make Arrangements with msrohans In
hundred or thousand Almanacs packed with their goods
In this way the cost Of transportation will be very small
II suoE opportunity oera the owners Of expresses
reasonable In their charges than heretofore Or
they be seut by mail any distance under 900 miles, for
osI,f, postage pTrpaid
Orders, enclosing payment In bank notes or post once
stamps, may be addressed 10
WILLIAM HARMED, Agent
Aug |. AZ Beekmau st., New York.
N b. Editors friendly to the cause Of freedom
spectfy requested TO give the shove insertion the
object In publishing the Almanac not 10 max bn
to diduse useful information at cost q
FANCY SILK GOODS, DIR ESs TRIMMINGS, Gc.
I X MolLWAiN SON, Philadelphia No. Bank
sfresi importers and dealers In Frnges, Gimps aud
Buttons Hosiery Gloves, Ribbons, Purse Twist Combs
Steel Beads Spool Cotton Tapes, Needles Pins, obbns,
60 &c. 40. JRR.2
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TO MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN @ ~


NHE National Era Il taken by fifteen ttOEsand fubscr-
brs ana probably hiss four times that number Of read
Fr 10 crcuates thousand copies In the West
ern states larger number believe than IL Issued from
any Political weekly In the West four thou ana copies In
New York state chiefly In the Interior the rest IN New
England, Penney vsn New Jersey and the South aud 10
Is taken largely by country merchants and others dealing
WITH hoston New York Phlsdephia, Baltimore, Pitts
burghi and Cincinnati II Is tldnfsd that g9Ords 'dre
ddcdhidsef as GH adrS1filEg MEDIUM Only limited
space tay i've colunn be devoted Advertisements
ana THIS secures b the advertiser greater prominence than
In sheet where he take his place among hundreds Of
others.
TERMS or ADVER TIgING.
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KOSSUTH AND HIS COMPANIONS.

letter from Vienna, dated the 3Oth ultimO,
which appears in the English papers, says
"The negotiations with the Porte relative TO
hossuth and the other refugees are beginning 10
assume a very serious tone, for the Porte oontin-
ues TO persist in the speedy dismissal of the Hun
garian agitatOrs, and has fixed the lot Of Septem-
Der as the term Of their dismissal, which deter
mination is generally supposed TO be the result Of
British and French interest The more decided
the tone adopted by the Porte, the more firm is
the attitude Of our Cabinet, which has gone far
as to threaten the Porte with the recall Of Count
Richberg, who was on the point Of starting for
Constantinople-nsy, the Vienna Cabinet is pre-
pared to 60 yet further if the Porte should adopt
Interior measures, and will advance into Bosnia
and the Herzegovina from the Dalmatian and Gro
attain frontier, and will appear there az the pro-
tector Of the Christian population. The friends
OF the sgitators place their hopes on the predic-
tion Of the American Consul, who has through.
out appeared TO stand upon neutral ground, aud
who has proposed, in the name of the Republic,
that kossuth shall go TO America, on condition OF
his promising never again to set foot on the soil
OF Austria - nay, never again to approach the
shores of Europe. The only apprehension is that
kossuth himself will not consent to this plan,
which has been once repudiated by him"
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Mr.. STANLY, who so boldly rebuked the Dis
uniOnists in Congress, and vindiOsted the North
against the charge Of aggression upon the rights
Of the South, has been reelected by majority Of
27O. His majority in lsl9 was only 49,
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD

TRAINS leave New York follows, from pier foot VI
Il duane street, daily, Sundays excepted:
l. Morning EIpTtSs Tram a. 6 m, for Dunkrk stop
ping only AZ Suherns Chester MiddleOwn Delaware
rovsburg, Hancock, Deposit, SuEQuehanna Bnghamron
Owego, Waverey tlmira Corning Hornellsyis andOlesn
THIS train connects ~ Dunkirk with ftlendid
steamers Of which leaves Immediately on arrival OF the
for Cleveland direct arriving In time take the e
train oI Cincinnati Passengers Geneva Roches
ter, and Buffalo, take this train and Geneva the
evening and at Rochester and Buffalo the same uich
(. Maj Train az m, via Piermont stopping az all the
stations and arriving at Emira &C half past m This
train Rename at Emira all night and proceeds morn
ing az o'clock, arriving At Duukirk in the afternoon
Way TTaH at half PAST 2 p m, via PiermCnt, Ousyle
and AL intermediate stations.
Way Train a, M, via Jersey City for OtisviIe and
allintermediate stations.
o. Ers,ting Express Tram at p m, for Dunkrk stop
ping the stations the Day Express Train eKceTs
Hancock.
This Train connects at Dunkirk with the splendid
Niagara Keystone State and Empire, Of which will
leave for Detroit direct the arrival OF the and
meet at Detroit with the Express Trains on the hcbgoH
Central RGiirOud for Chicago, Milwaukee &C.
fasseng for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo taking this
Train arrive 1T Geneva next morning. a. Rochester and
Buffalo Ia advance Of ana other
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YARE IN zach, THREE DOLLARS.

TAHE N FAUHl IHhEt DULLAHhs
an and after Monday 20 December the mall aud passeb-
" ger trains 10 Philadelphia will he follows via
Morning Mail Tram Stopping AZ way stations, will leave
the C0mpAny's Nee Depot President street. At o'clock
daily Except sundAys) through In Ave and half hours
To this train secO class will be stschsd the fare In
which will be two dollars and the ticket for which be
procured In the once before starting be sold IN
the
Ng Mai TtGn stopping At All the regular stations on
the r viii leave the President street Depot every night
AZ ) o'eloek--beng the only line on Sundays
Returning, tbs trains win leave PHILADELPHIA respective
ly, II half past A. M and 10 y. NJ
NOTIcEfoksts for tbs above lines must be procured
kt the ooe Baggage by the above lines h AZ lie owners
rsk snd passengers expressly prohibited takng any
thing a. baggage but wearing apparel Fiy ponds sie"
Cd eaeh passenger. j. q. hAhDihi
Baltimore, April ~. Acting Agent
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TRANS 10 NEW YORK

J. Morluts ErPrs,s Tram leaves Dunkirk At 6 a m,
stopping AZ the same stations ~ going vest aud arriving in
- 'r-fame evening
p Way Tran leaves Otisyre at a quarter past 6 M
stopping At All the stations arriving In New York az ~ min
D. Mda TTaiR leAv-s hunkitk AZ ~ m stopping At an
the stations, and arriyes In tmira At tof past n
Mdh Tram leaves Geneva At a M, and Elmira At 3
m stopping at all the stations and arrives In New AZ
| SPIN.
B. EreHiEg Express Tram leaves Dunkirk At half past
stopping az the places going and AZ GO
shen, and arrives in New FORK the next iorenO
Freight TAM leave from pier foot o. duane street II
for all stations the road and for Rochester and Buff
hlo lAug l4l CHARLES MlNOT, Superintendent.
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CAUTION.
DIR. wIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY

DIR. WIsTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The only genuine original article first Introduced
In the year 1888 II has we'll tested and appreciated
for ten years all the complaints for which It has been
recommended, Via Coughs Colds Influenza, Bronchitis
Asthma aud Consum pon in its ineent stages No other
medicine has proved more eihcacous.
Varons remedies Il is true have been offered and pulled
into notice for Of diseases Of the lungs aud some
have found doubt very useful but Of all that have
vet been discovered H Is admitted by physicians, and all
who have witnessed its effects that has proved 50 sue
cesuI as this For Asthma ShOrtness OF Breath and sim
liar affections It may be pronounced positive cure II has
cured Asthma many Of ten and twenty years stand
ing after had declared beyond the reach
Of medicine.
Prom me Boston Post.
DR. s. w. Fowle, l3s Washington street, has article
entitled as above which believe Ia the best preparation
hitherto discovered for colds and other consump
tive complaints. Having tested this medicine We Gao
speak with confidence as TO its sauary In removing
coughs and other complaints incident this Ct the
year.
or Beware Of the Syrups aud all other preparations Of
Wild Cherry Buy none hut the genuine Dr. WistaJs Bal
sam, signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
| Originally prepared by Williams Co, Philadelphia
now prepared and sold, Wholesale aud Retail, only by
! SETH W. FOWLE Boston, Mass to whom all orders
should be addressed and for sale by his agents
| the country.
| For sale Also by
r. S. PATTERSON Washington, u. e.
CANDY q co, Baltimore.
Frederick BROWN Philadelphia
n d. SANDS New York.
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NorE ON THE COMPROMISE BILL-We give, in
condensed form, from ths Union Banner, the vote
on the Compromise bills, az they passed both
Houses Of Congress. IL will be seen that they, as
a whole, were largely sustained by Southern
votes
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JOHN w. NORTH,


A TTOkkEY and Counsellor a. Law, and General LAAa
n Agent Falls Of ~. Anthony, MinnssOtA Territory
Tat N
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called Mariel The killed on the part Of the
Spaniards was over 200 in each engagement
Col Crittcnden was among the band who were
captured in the boats, and shot.
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wIanlusror D.e.mb.r ~ .Isls.

" AHHEHuTUH UtttNtOfF ~ IIbfbs
Ofa the Periodical Journals devoted 60 teratuT. Ano
science which abound Europe aud In this country THU
has appeared 60 10 be the most useful tcontains In
deed the exposition only OF the current literature OF thu
Rnzlsb language; bat this by its mmsnfe extent and
inc iudes mindiL
the utmssts TpAnsiono Of the presentAgs.
10. ADAMS
Publiahsdusstly, at siI dollars aYsar,by
.LITTELL a CO.,
Corner Of fremont and BroDbed streets, Boston.
HY~ For sale BY JOSEPH SHiLLlN6TONt corner Of
-Four and Pennsy lVana avenue, Washing
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF CINCIN
II MATT, CHARTERED IN 1slJ. Total number o

L. MEDICAL OF tINNlN-
II Natl, CHARTERED IN lSiJ. Total number Of
matriculants from 1915 20 1851 1854.
FdcuLy The seventh winter session Of this College will
commence on the first Monday ~ November 1851 and
nue four months The chairs Of the Faculty will be ar
ranged as toliOws
l. O JONES, M. D., Professor of Theory and Practice
Of Medicine.
r. s. NEWTON, M. ID Professor Of Surgery.
b. L. HILL NJ. ID Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women and Children
T. FREEMAN NJ. D., Professor of Special Surgical and
Pathological Anatomy.
J. K BUCHANAN, M ID Professor Of Physiology, and
Institutes OF Medicine.
l. 4. JONES, NJ d., Professor Of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics and Medical Botany.
j. MILTON SANDERS, NJ. ID, IL. u Professor Of
Chemistry, Pharmacy, and TOxicology
q. 4. NEWTON, NJ. d., Demonstration Of Anatomy and
Surgical Prosecutor.
gratuitoua preliminary course Of Lectures will CON.
the Demonstrators will be opened with every facility
the study Of Anatomy Anatomical material Is abundant
aud cheap Prompt attendance at the opening Of the session
Is expected
Tstns-Tokes 10 full Of lectures until rradu
atom 800 In advance we'll endorsed note for l25 To
single Of Lectures goo In advance well endors
ed note for $40 Maricuaton toEet s. Graduation $5
ticket 81 Board costs from 81 10 81 per
week Students sOmeti board themselves for much less
Students upon their arrival IN the city will call nj the ONCE
OF Professor r. Newton Seventh strsst between Vine
and Race For further particulars, address DR. H. ~ New
ton. or jus. X. BubhhNAN NJ d. Dean.
Cincinnati, ohio, August, 1861. Aug ~
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FRANK MTLLERS LEATHER PRrsERvArIvE

WATERPROOF OIL BACKING,
For Boots, Shoes, HaraeSI, Carage Tops, SC.
THIS BLACKlsG IL not designed 10 produce polish
out render leather soft plable, water proof and
much more durable.
It may be hal ~ the Manufacturers wholesale price,
New Nork--0rNnnis Stewart, W Maiden Lane.
Albany, N. Y,-ATchibtld Mcclure
Rochester, N, Y -Sage Psncost.
Buffalo, N Y.-Pratt A. Go Terrace street
Philadelphia. W. Dyott Son, 1872 N, ID street.
Pitlsbnrg, Pa-nccurhy a Loomig
boston, Mass-Alexander Strong % Central street
Bangor, Me -6eOrge W. Emerson, 4 Smiths Block.
Cleveland, o. seaman a Smith.
Cincinnati, q Robbins Pomroy, "a Pearl street.
Montreal, &. W.-lrOwB Chids
Toronto, q. W.-Br0wn a. Childs
Ana Ia the cities and principal generally through
out the Northern aud Western States Of the Union.
AnR o.
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LITTEIL.'S LIVING AGE.
NTkNTh nf No Hal - Prinh lMalHal

LITTEILN LlVINH A6E.
CONTENTS or No. 3sl - Price, twslvsAnd half
" eents.
scotland before the Reformation qua fsriy RsDieto
? Regulation Of Trades IN Prussia Times
q Modern Chemistry 90 Edinburgh ReUsio.
Kaleidoscope Of Abeoaptes aud Aphorisms- EraiiHd
A Jungle Recollecti0n-Ffazoris Magazine
The Temptation ChafHb ~ Ttacfs J0r the PeOpis
POETRY.
In Pace Punch TO Lord Brougbam.
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A TTORREY and Counsellor at Law, and solicitor Il
n Cbaboery. Cad1. Harrison county, Ohio. Ian.
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aovERNEss on sroRE As,isrANr.

A YOUNG LADY native Of In land wishes to obtain
n situation In either ~ the shove cspaees She wOad
rtakA the education and Of young children
would accept Of situation assistant In store
Of the principal cities Of the United or Canada
Terms will be found very moderate. Please address by
letter, % Miss Creighton, care OF Mr.. William Wright
foulOn, StsTke Co, III. July "a
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTI.
MORE RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Three Fast Lines 10 Philadelphia, Daily, Except
Sundaysl
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JAMES BIRNEY AND CHARLES @. PEIRcr,

THOMAS M. MARSHALL,
A TrORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Pittsburgh, Penn.
n sylVaniA- NAV i-at
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NEW YORK TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

NEW YORK TAILORING EsfAhAishMENf,
BRAncH or w. +. JRNNRes Co, NEw YoRK
Fssnsy lpania dpenus near Sirfh street, WdshsngtoH
THE subscriber still continues 10 conduct the branch Of
assortment Of Cloths Casfbsrss and Fsfngs which viii
made up the prices and IN ths siys New
York.
Also on hand iArgs stock Of Operroais, Sack fNoek,
and Dress COafs Pas and Fss and every article
sAIy for gsntemana wardrobe that In every emergency
gentlemen may be fitted wh shiosAbls suit without ds
lay. Jsha WALTER HOWL,
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Vote Of the Assembly in favor OF the Halifax and
Quebec Railroad Military Pensioners 10 be en-
pIOyed Rural POlice-FeudaI tenure Ia Lower
Canada-Acc'dent at Kingston, nineteen lives lost
imprisonment for debt.
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X MolLWAiN & SON, Philadelphia No. 3 Bank
street, importers and dealers In Frnges Gimps, aud
Buttons, Hosiery Gloves Ribbons Purse Twist Combs
Steel Beads Spool Cotton Tapes, Needles Pins BobbIns,
&c. &c. 40. JRR.2