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PROF. 4. G.. BARRT'S
TRICOPMEROUS,
OR INDICATED COMPOUND

v n III II ~ v n l r. ~ y " III I v U " -,
TNFALLIBLE for renewing, invigorating and
Il bcautfying the HAIR, removing the Scurf,
Dandruff, and all affections Of ihc Scalp and curing
eruptions on the Skin, diseases Of the Glands,
cles and intcgumcnts, and relieving Sngs, Cuts,
Bruises, Sprains, sc. With this preparation
there is 10 such word as fall The first jour-
mails in America, medicinal men Of the highest elni-
ncncc, prominent citizens Of all professions and la
dies who have used it for years in their dressing
rooms and nurseries, admit with one accord, that
for imparting visor, gloss, luxurlancc and curl tr
the hair, cradicating scurf and dandruf, healing
wounds, curing coniusons spTains, stings, DC.
and relieving diseases of the skin, the glands and
the muscles. it has'no equal, among the multitude
of compounds advertised in the public prints, or
used in private practice.
In chrapncss as well as efficacy, Barry's Tsi.
cophcrous is unrivallcd. The immense cash sales
If the article have enabled the Inventor to supply
at retail at 25 cents per bottle. which is from SO
to 90 per cent less than the price Of any other
preparation for the hair now in The scientific
treatise on the hair and the skin embracing vau
able directions for the culture and preservation Of
Natures choicest ornament) in which each bottle
is enclosed is alone worth the money.
Sold. in large bottles, price % cents, at the prn-
cipal office, l37 Broadway, Ncw-York: and by
the principal Merchants and Druggists throughout
the United States and Canada and by
G.. l.. PENN, AGENT.
Sept It 33
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ENnr Sale

4 y excellent Road Wagon, six pair New Har.
I a ness, together with Strechers, Fifth Chain and
Cover. The Harness will be sold either with The
Wagon or separately. For terms apply. to- John
Huict, or the Subscriber at the "spann h"tel.
j. B. JARMAN.
Aug 25 If 32
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MIR. JOSEPH H. WHITE having retired
IfI from the firm of CHAMBERS & WHITE, We
have this day associated ourselves together for the
nnrnnse nf cnntin ninn the
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Pickles, &c.

Pickles, &c.
lust Receiving fresh supply Of Pickles, Pre-
j serves, Surdcns, Lobsters, Salmon, Citron,
suisins, Pfuncs, Essences tor Cooking Fresh Mus
ard; &c. 5. =. BY" LkH:
Hamburg, April II tt 10
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A fill supply of William Schley's and Geo Schcy's
Negro KERSEYS, of their various styles, and
Cotton OSNABURGS, Of the Augusta, Madison,
Richmond and High Shoals manufactures.
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NE GRO CLOTHS,
AT Manufacturers Prices I!

SNOWDEN & SHEAR, Augusta, Ca, have
- just received very large supply Of NEGRO
CLOTHS, among which are several Styles from
the inanufaciory of +. & Fl. Fries, OF North Caro-
lina of superior STYLE, and made Of good domestic
Woe, an article greatly superior for wear 10 those
made Of the course imported wools.
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FOR SALE !.

yV,HAT valuable PLANTATION, lying on Rich
Il land Creek, near Mount Willing, in Edgeheld
District, containing
A.A mhanannd and Csxfu nrac
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Aug 25
Notice..

A IL Persons indebted to the Subscriber up to
IA. the lst Of january last, must make payment
previous to return day, 10 avoid cost.
JOHN IIUIET.
Aug % It 81
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Notice

rs Hereby given, that application will be made to
i tho Legislature Of South Carolina at its next
Session, for Charter for the Odd Fellows and Ma
sonic Building Association.
August 25 3n 80
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Wanted

IMMEDIATELY. good CARRIAGE SMITH
i and n good WHEEL RIGHT. 10 whom con-
slant work and excellent wages will be given.
a. BUSHNELL.
AUG IL II 3p
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Office.

4 IL those indebted to the estate Of Nathan
n Norris, decd, are requested to make payment
forthwith, and those having demands will please
present them Immediately properly attested accord
inc to law. N. a. NORRIS, Adm'x.
March 6m
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the estate OF Henry f.
~ Freeman, decd, will come forward lihne-
diately and make payment and those having de-
mands will render them in properly attcstcd
j. Ii. JENNINGS, Ex'or.
- 1v 81
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Lumber !!

-TIIE Subscriber has large quantity of LUM-
J. BER Of different sorts, for sale at his residence
N. l.. GRIFFIN.
july 10 If u
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NOTICE TO
Builders and Contractors!

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- the 18th of September, for the erection and
completion of a THREE STORY BRICK BUILD
INC, IS by g. feet-the Brick being found. The
lower story 10 feet in the clear, TO comprise two
Stores with Counting Rooms in the rear with Pas
sage between The Second Story, Is feet in the
clear, to comprise one lar ':aii ;S by SO in the
"lcn- wi.i two -.'a rn,gls II. :..a "car The Third
-s,ry. n-rooms, for
& liars feet
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.SIIIRTINGs and sHEETINGS Of the Augusta
Manufacturing Company. They will also receive
in few days, a full supply of Plain and Twilled
Negro KERSEYS, the first Of a superior article,
from the Augusta Manufacturing Company, and al
Of which they will sell at the manufacturers prices
U' Planters and Country Merchants are respect
fully invited to call and examine the assortment.
August 3 If 29
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Bacon

TUsT received superior Lot of SIDES,
u SHOULDERS and HAMS. For sale by
uOLLINGSWORTII s. NICHOLAS.
Juuc z If -
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Bagging, Rope and Twine,

OUo6f11SI 1tVP0
$4,000 YDS. HEAVY GUNNY BAGGING
10000 +" Superior Dundee
200 Coils HEMP ROPE,
1000 Lbs. best THREE PLY TWINE,
5000 Lbs Sweels, English and Country lRO>
Together with large and complete assortlS>S. Of
Hardware, Groceries & Dry Goods,
which will DC sold CHEAPER tIan ever before
ol s,l in any Market This side Of Charleston.
Orders from the country solicited.
AGNEW, FISHER e CO.,
Direct Importers Of Hardware, &c.
Nswbcrry {. H., Sept !, st IS
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIEi.D DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Eliza A. Bell, }
rs. Bill for Partition.
Inn,n. u. Ill Of nl

TIDY virtue of au Order of the Court Of Equi-
ID ty in this case. shall proceed to sell at
J Edgc6eid Court House, on the first Monday in
October next, the following tracts of land,
4 to wit:
Tract No. l, containing one hundred and five
Q00 acres, more or less, and called the Home
pIacc-said tract adjoining lands of Tandy Mar
tin aud the estate of Mrs. Nary Carroll.
Tract No Q, containing ninety-frc (95) acres,
more or ess and adjoi'iagr lands Of Sampson
ffStrom, the estate Of AIRS. Mary Carroll aud John
Rocheil.
Said tracts of land to be sold on credit Of
twelve months, except for so much as will de-
fray the costs Of this suit, which must be paid
in cash.
Purchasers required to give bonds with at
least two approved surc,ies. for the purchase
money. A. SlMklNS, C. E. E. D.
Sept s, 1852 St 81
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EXTRA Fine Chewing.

TI-ST received a few Boxes of EXTRA FINE
.oycuEWING TOBACCO, the celebrated CAL
houn Brand manufactured expressly for the Sub
scrbcr. G.. L. PENN, AGENT.
AUG IS tt 81
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just Received
FROM the Factory large variety Of CHAIRS,
J. which we will sell low for Cash. =
BUSHNELL & WITT.
July % -, If 90
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COFFIN & PRIMGL E,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION
MER GHANT S. :.
No. l3 Adser's North Wharf, $
CHARLESTON. s. E.
GEO. NJ COFFIN, ~ -: .:5;'.
JAS. r. PGlMeLE..l .ss1-.i:; .7;'s. .:.:T.
Scptl :: - ..?nl..-.. 80:
FOURTH SESSION OF IifII EIJGFFIEEI)
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE;
gDa YDUIG BADIB8.
Rev. c. A. RAYM0ND, Principal.

TRUSTEES.
EDMUND PENN, S. EGUODE.
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Notice
Turnip Seed!

TUST received from Philadelphia a supply Of
81 Rutabaga, Globe and Large Norfolk TtIRNlP
SEED, for sale by &. l.. PENN, AGENT:
,J,y 81 II ~
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Notice..

aTJ, persons indebted to the estate of Lewis
"A Collins, decd, arc requested to make imme-
diate payment, and those having demands against
the same to present them properly attested.
j. A. COLLINS, Admir-.
Oct 80 If Al
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Notice.

4 IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of Joseph
~ Moore, decd, arc requested 70 make immedi-
ate payment, and those having demands against the
estate will present them in due form.
E. PENN, Ex'or.
Feb 10 If
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Wanted

TITO HIRE, for the present year, good Cook
i Washer and Ironcr Wages paid monthly,
desired. Enquire ut this Office. -
Marcb - IT ~
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Notice.

A IL those indebted to the estate Of G. W.
N Cochran, Decd are requested to make prompt
payment to the Administrator, and those having
demands will render them in properly attcstcd.
L. B. COCHRAN, Admir-.
,July 7 If 25
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CHAPTER XXXVT.

CHAPTER XXXVI.
An Act in addhion to San Act concerning
the Domestic ReIations.'
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives, in General AS
sembiy convened,
Sec |. THAI whenever minor residing
without this State, and having no guardian
within this State, shall be owner of estate
real or persona within this State. the court
of probate within whose district such estate
or any part thereof may be. may appoint
guardian to such minor, who shah have
the charge and management of such estate.
Sec. 2. That the 37th section of Chapter
VI of "An Act concerning the Domestic
Relations" Revised Statutes of 1849, ard
An Act in addition to an Act entitled IAN
Act concerning the Domestic Relations"
passed May Session, 1851, he, and the
same are hereby repealed.
Approved, June 25th, 1852.
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CHAPTER XVIII.


An Act in addnionloan Act approved June
22d, 1850, entnIea IAN Act in addition
to an Ac: relating TO Courts.
Be it enacted by tile Senate and House of
Representatives i'll General Ass
sembly convened,
Sec. l. Tina, whenever'a portion Of the
territory Of nyIuwn shall belong to one
prJbale district, and another portion of the
territory of'such town, TO another probate
district, il Shall be the duty of the select
men of such town. 10 provide separate
ballot boxes. in which the ELECTORS there of.
respectively residing in the several probut e
districts aiorevaid, anu qualified TO vote for
representative in such town, shall deposit
their votes for judge IT probate OF the dis.
Iicl Of which ;he territory, on which such
electors respectively reside, forms a part.
=" Seq The Provisions of the third chapter
of tho Act entitled IAN Act relating to
Electors and Elections" shall, so far as the
same are applicable, be applied to the elec,
ton Of iutges of probate, substituting in
the list OF votes, the words Judge Of Pro-
bac for tho Di-trict OF - where
necessary.
Approved, June 28th, 1852.
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General Scott, "A large class Of

General Scott, - A large class OF
Wings previous to the Presidential Nom
ination, were haunted with the belief
that General Scott was cold, naughty,
aristocratic being, with no genial warmth
of fe ,ling--no sympathy with or for the
p eople. Investigation, however, has
ispelled the illusion from the minds of
all such. They find, upon minute Cn-
qui'y, dat they lave almost uncon-
sciously given credit to the ISLANDERS of
his personal and Political enemies, with>
out taking the trouble even to ask if they
were true. We have now abundant and
indisputable evidence of the utter falsity
Of all these representations of the char
acterstics of the veteran Commander.
lie is gentleman of dignifed bearing,
easy of access, kind and courteous to all,
beloved by his neighbors and by lis
soldiers, and respected by all who are
brought in contact with him.
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CHAPTER XYXTv.

An Act in alteration OF au Act entitled San
Act concerning Grim - uaI Parish
menls."
De it enac,ei by the Senate and House OF
Represen' atives 10 General As
semb'y conyeneI,
Whenever mEe tNan one complaint,
appeal or iHIJrtn tiOn, has been or shall be
commenced or ponIing at the Same Tins
against the saino person, before any Justice
OF the peace or in any county or superior
court, for more than one offence, or crime,
which offences or crimes coul,l by law have
been joined, and prosecuted under one
complaint Or ntoi nation, the justice Of The
peace or court before which tho same is or
may be pending, may at its discretion. re-
fuse to tax and allow full costs on all OF
such complaints or informations, or any
more or greater sum of costs, than would
have been proper or taxable, if said crimes
or Offences had been prosecuted unter one
complaint or Information And if two or
more such complains or intormations shall
be commenced and pending before different
justices OF the peace or in different courts,
or at different times, with intent to evade
the provisions of this section. said justice
OF the peace and sail courts shall have The
same discretionary power as 10 cost taxable
therein
Approved, Juno goth, 1852.
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Ia the county of New Haven, on The
first Tuesday next succeeding ths first
Monday of April annually.
la the county Of 'Fairdold. on the Tues
day following tho fist Monday of April
annually, at Faii field and Danbury alier
nariy, beginning al Fairfield.
Ia the county Of New London, on lie
third Tuesday OF December annually 10 b.
holden alternately at Norwich unl New
LondOn beginning at Norwich.
:, La The county Ut LuchGeld. on The frsl
Tuesday vt November amuuaIly:
La the county Of V indla.n on the second
Tuesday of April nnually. "
r. Ia the county OF Miduiesex oa the sec,
ord IucsdHy vi ID cember annually, to be
al ernattH holden at MiJdletOWn and
tiadlaui. beginning AT Haddam.
Ia the county vi TCAand on the second
Tuesday OF January annually.
Approved. June 18th, 1852.
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Scott and Graham Gibbs.

We would suggest to the Wings Of
the several towns in Litchfeld county
the propriety Of forming themselves into
" Scott and Graham ClY6y" All will
remember lh.s efficiency Of the Tippe-
canoe Clubs" of 1870, and the "Rouyh-
and Ready Clubs of ls49. Those nu-
.aerous and active organizations, scat,
tered as they were through every State
end County Of the Union. did much to
wards awakening in the masses that zeal
earnestness which charae terized, in so
remal kalIs degree, those memorable
campaigns. There is very much in the
history and character of our candidates
to awaken the admiration and enthusiasm
of all true republicans. The private as
we'll as the public character of boll is
without stain. Even the keen eyes of
paltizan malig nifty have failed to diycov.
err aught against them. either as men,
citizens or patriots. Moreover, they
are men whose talents, sagacity and
prudence have been thoroughly tested,
and been found reliable at all times and
in all emergencies. The name cf Gen.
Scorr is known and reverenccd through
out the world. Even Wellington, with
all his national pride and personal ,al>
ou<ies, is constrained to pronounce him
"the greatest captain of the age" His
career has reflected glory upon our
whole nation. Il | as come to be a
proverb that republics are angratJuI
= but we are slow to believe that the
people Of this nation can be so Jlind
10 their own true interests and glory as
to elevate to the highest post of honor
within their gift. man unknown to
fame, over their most illustrious coun>
tryman. An efficient organization Of
the friends of the Old Hero throughout,
the Union will secure his election and
there is ne system of organization SC
thorough and perfect as that secured by
The formation Of Clubs.
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WING STATE CONVENTION.
FOR THE NOMINATION OF PRES
DENTAL ELECTORS.

A STATE CONVENTION of the
Wings Of Conneclicul will be held at the
city Of H'rtf1rd, on WEDNESDAY. THE
25Tn DAY OF AUGUST, 1852. at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating six
Electors of President anI Vice President
of The United States, viz two Electors
from the State at hrge, and four District
Electors, or one frcm e3ch Congressional
District
The Wings Of the several towns in the
State are requested to assemble in their
primary meetings as soon "a practicable,
for the purpose Of appointing Delegates to
he above called Conven tion, equal to dou
BILE the number Of Representatives to which
they are entitled in The General Assembly
AMI TO cause the names OF their Delegates
TO be published Immediately thereafter.
WINGS OF CONNECTICUT! THE
CAMPAIGN IS OPENED. AND THE ELEcrloN
Is AT HAND!! Tue Civilian who has ever
been equal to every emergency who, by
his wisdom prudence and ability has taith>
fully discharged every trust Committed to
his care---ihe Hero who has never lost Il
bat'le'-who for forty years has led yo,u
common country from victory to victory
now leads yo,v columns! A CliIpPEW "A
Cl1AlGE-and a Curious victory awaits
you at the polls in November
~ Let every town be represented 10
thu Convention.
CHESTER ADAMS, !
HENRY G. LEWIS,
VIM. E. PARK,
DAVID B. BOOTH, State Central
FREDERICK NJ PEEK. COMMITTEE.
HENRY b, GRAVES,
AB'M BRAINARD,
l.. E. PEASE,
New Haven, July 10th, 1862.
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Letter from California.
Communicated for the Enquirer ]
San Francisco, June IS, 1852.

San Francisco, June IS, 1852.
Dear Friend - 1t is now about two
m)nshs sia;e I l,nlel in this place.
l have made tip through the coun-
try in northerlv direction, about three
hundred miles distant from San Frar>
cisco. passing through San Pubic and
Duisum Says. up the Sacramento river
to the city of the same name, about one
huadred and twenty-five miles from S.
F.--thence north to the junction Of the
Feather river, and up the Feather to the
junction of the Yuba. near which place
is Marysville, city of considerable I'M
porlance. This is the highest point
navigable for steamers or vessels in this
objection. From this place l proceeded
north to Bidwel's Bar. a mining district;
passed the Wild Yankee Rancho and
Mountain House, stopping places of the
miners and traders, to the north branch
of the Feather, called the North Fork.
After Spending few days in this vicin.
ity, I returned by nearly tine same route.
On my way | saw wolves, black and
grizzly beals. and Indians of different
tribes and desert ptiors. | had abundant
opportunity for conversation With mi
nels and traders, and those also occu-
plying higher stations. / do not, how
ever. purpose TO give you particular
history OF this trip, but rather my gen,
eral impressions of California.
Nearly all who come here are disap
pointed. The highly colored pictures
which are painted, and the golden Wis,
ions which all love SO well to look upon,
are soon dissipatsd by short experience
here. And the reality. though it ought
IN most cases to be satisfactory, comes
SO far short Of what their i.hated hopes
lead them to expect. that the most bitter
compainings and expressions of regret
and dissatisfaction are as common as
household words. At The same time,
persons engaged in trade or speculation,
conveying passengers here, or forming
the great lines of transportation between
this and the Atlantic States, with the
newspapers Of both places under thei'
patronage. would lead you to think tina
gold might be had only for the picking
up, and fortunes realized almost for tht
wishing for them. Mining is mucl
like the lottery business. A few by
lucky. hit obtain a competency an,
perhaps fortune in short time. MANY
are abundanlly paid for .heir labor, bu
many draw blanks. Think that, taking
the whole time together and the who'll
number of persons engaged in it, tn,
business is more precarious and pay,
less than any other, Yet it is becans,
so many engage in it, that there is othe
business for should the miners cease t.
pour in upon California their rich store
. Of wealth, these cities which are springins
, up as by the hand of magic, would sool
become depopulated, the trowel of th'
, mason, the mallvt of the carpenter, IT,,
1 rattle and din OF business. and the cage
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Approved, Juno goth, 1852.


CHAPTER XXXV.
Al Act in addition to AN Act concerning
Crimes and Punishments."
Be it enacted by tie Senate and House of
Representatives in General AS -
sembly convened,
Whenever any high crime or misde-
meanor shall have been COMMITTED in any
town in this State. the selectmen of said
town are authorized 10 offer publicly Il re-
ward not exceeding the sum of Two hur =
dred dollars: to the person or persons who
shall make discovery and give information
against any other person or persons, guilty
Of such crime or misdemeanor, SO That he
or they may be rendered to justice and
convicted which sum so offered as a res
ward shall be paid to such iniormer or in
formers from the town treasury, by order
Of the court before whom such conviction
is had.
Approved, juno Gath, 1852.
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SCOTT AND GRAIIAMl

TIE Wings Of the Town Of Norfolk
are requested TO me-, t al .ie Town Hall
CD Wednesday the 4,h of August, at 8
o'clock p. NJ, 70: the purpose of ap-
pointing Delegates to the State Conven-
ton 10 be holden at Hartford on the 25.h
of said August, and to organize for the
approaching campaign. a full atten-
dance is earnestly solicited.
Per order Of Town Committee,
Norfolk, July %, 1852.
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the mayor, aldermen, aud common council
OF any such city, or maj ,rity of them,
mar, in Ike manner, authorizs and rrgu
late any such theatrical or olher exhibitions
within The limits IF their respective cities.
any law TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
Approved, jane 25lh 1852.
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CPAPTER yXVII,

An Act in addition lo ''An Act relating to
Courts
BE it enacted blythe Senate and House of
g RerreSe 'itllives III General As
sembly convened,
That the town OF S.erling in the county
Lf' " Indbanl he, and hereby Is constituted
uprobaIe dtstIlcl by the Eame Of he dis>
lrlct vi Sterling: Provided. that all mat
lers aud, business begun or entered in the
district OF PlaEtisId shall be completed
therein III Tho same manner as if this ACT
had mol BIZ ell passed. %
Approved, June l7lf, 1852.
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p5-Ghere is great demand for board
in our yillsge Lis season. Ou hotels
and boarding houses are all filled with
visit o!s from the cities, and still many
are compelled to leave town for want
Of accommodations