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EDITORS TABLE.

Our thanks are due to Mr. Cooley for SEN
ding us the January and Febrcary numbers
of his Magazine. They are both very pref.
ty numbers but the May number noticed in
our last contains more reading mstter than
any we lave yet seen.
Aside. Our better-half says Cooley gives
more information with respect TO the fash.
ions than any of the other Magazines.
Mr.. Arthur will accept our thanks for for.
warding us the two numbers of the Home
Gozette we requested. Arthur's Home Ga.
zctte rs n literary paper is excclled by no
paper In the Union. For 81, one can obtain
the Gazette and Lady's Book one year.
HERALD or THE USIoS, New York:
MIR. Lester, the Intelligent Editor of this
Journal has kindly sent us the April num-
ber. In consideration Of the valuable infor.
nation this paper contains also the superior
execution, added to the low
price at which it is published, it surely does,
and will continue TO receive the patronage
of the public. A club of ten subscribers
can secure the paper one year for $40, 81
each. Single copy s2,00
THE DUrcHMAS IL the title of a new popcr
published in New York city. II isa GOOD
size paper and filled with choice literary pro.
ductions. Terms % per year.
sARrAN's and GRAHAM's MAGAZINES for
May have been received, which we will no.
lice next week
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a LUsUs NArURK-We saw last week in
the possession ofa Mr.. Hampton Huntley, of
Union County, a strange phenomenon in the
human form. II was born of Negro wo.
man, the slave Of a Mrs. Barrott, who lives
on Jones' Creek, in Anson County. Il isa
male fourteen years of age-is thirty.scven
and half inches in height, and weighs
twenty-seven pounds. His height is more
than proportionate to the size of his bodv
and limbs. His head is small in proportion
to his face, and recedes to a point, much af.
ter the manner Of small ended egg. He
has no intelligence more than what is com.
mon to the brute creation; cannot sneak n
word, yet will recognise the call of his name
which is Squire" Walks on his hands
and feet like quadruped, sits like tailor,
and when he sleeps sits in this position with
his head in his lap. lie lives "r the ordinary
human diet, but has TO be fed like n child
He is upon the whole, remarkable curiosi-
sity. His owner intends exhibiting him
in the Southern and Western States He
will then sell him to Barnum.-CharLoDe
Wig. ''
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TnrRTY-FIvE FAMILIES IN ONE House
The way some people live in New York,
would seem to indicate a disposition to
gain any place in storm. Assistant Cap
tam McKenny, Of the I'd police district,
made m: report to the Chief of house in
Hicks street, on Friday, and owned by
JACOB Frost, Esp. which is occupied by
about thirty-five families, among which
are many cases ofsmall-pox, spotted f.
yer, ship fever, and other contagious diseas-
cs. There were, at the time Of tue renor,
two dead bodies lying in the house.
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Gleanings from the Mails.

* AyOung lady Of Albany, as we learn
from the State Register, recently received
from relative in California, in a letter, n
gold watch and two gold chains. The pack
age did not weigh an ounce and n half
The watch is perfect gem. II is Geneva
lever, full l-jcwellcd. it is not much larger than
n dime, and keeps admirable time. One Of
the chains were of gold and agate, very
beautiful, and the other was of the finest
California gold, and about eighteen inches
in length. Such letter is worth the pos
tagc ut least.
HlTGH PRICE Fer CoTToS-Yesterda Mr..
Joseph ii. Burroughs g. Son sold lot Of
of twenty brlcs Upland Cotton for nine
and hrcc-quHrtcrS Of cent per pound. This
Cotton was put up in beautiful order, and
we learn, took the first prize ut the Macon
f"lr.-Sdrdmndh Morning .\e,cs, Thursday.
.g" The number of deaths in ihe Citv
and County of New York from the 10th day
of April to the 18th April W $ 3i6-7O men,
81 women, l22 boys, and 73 girls.
~" There were 22O deaths in Philadel-
phlH L. st week died of SIN II pox, lS; con-
Sumption, 33; scarlet fever, 10.
~" Mr. Mrngum, of North Carolina.
/. is sid, voted for Gen. J ckson, Gen. Hlr-
rls"n nd Gen. Taylor, md now desires
TO vote for Gen. Scott
~" On the b.ck of u Ono Dollar Bal
We t!nd endorsed,
The last spot of 81 600 which maS>
in Calilornia in six months
Riches have wings. Y. Mirrsr-
~" The Ohio Legislature mas resolved
to "dJourn on the Sd of May until the "a
Mond y Of November
.4g" The Ncw-York Morning Star l.
ont for Mr. Buchanan for the Presidency.
.Y" Hon. C:.lcb Cushing, it is said, il
to be appointed Judge ofthc Supreme Court
of Massachusetts.
.Y" DR.. w. e. Durkin, a prominen, pbv-
scian of Petersburg Va, died on Sstur.
day.
sH The receipts Of the American and
Foreign Bible Society, during the past
year, amount to $42,3l2
~" WIN. Legerbeam was killed in I,ou-
don CO., Va, on the 18th inst, by James
Wiley, during fracas
e-D" Mr.. Chas. p. William, a tobacco
trader, was knocked down and robbed Of
$500, near Greensboro, n. c. on the 7th
| inst,
COLD DTscovERY.-lmportan gold disco
veries have been made on Queen Charlotts's
Island, large island lying north of the mouth
OF the Columbia River two or three hum
dred miles, part of the British Possessions
on the North West Coast Hitherto at
temPts TO land on the the Islands hayo been
resisted successfully by the Indians, But
enough has beca aESSrtaincd to believe in tho
great richness.
et9 The Providence Journal sta.ss A.
-, = WI
tncrc Is III rnat CITY VINO has III
wonderful power Of locking a sbox witbf
BUTTON, and what makes fie mystery create,
IS that he can do itin the presence Of q room
full Of men, and no one detects the wonSer-
ful art. Good bye, Hobbs. """
SENTENCED TO BE HUxG.-A neoro o;rF
has been sentenced to be hung In G;ie..
county, Var on the l4th of Nav next.
Tor the murder of an old negro woman
The girl had stolen some things, and being.
informed on be the old woman, she reveoc,.
Ell herself by numbering her with an. axe.
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SCARCITY OF PRowsroNs.-It is long
time since country produce of all kinds
has been as scarce or as dear in this mar
ket as it is now; and in noticing this fact,
whilst we are doing ourselves good turn,
we think we are rendering our country
friends q similar service. Chickens sell
readily from SO to 81 IT cents each:
eggs 20 cents per dozen; turkeys sI.75,
and other articles in proportion. We
think that our country friends, and even
our neighbors of North Carolina, might do
> profitable business in supplying us at
his time. We trust the suggestion will
be favorably acted on. SonB Ca~oIirion
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c#@ NJ. Clinton, Esq, offers for sale a va.
luabIo Plantation, MS viii be seen from his
advertisement in another column. II is m
opportunity rarely to be met with for pur.
chasing. Those in want of fine lot Of
land near this town, would do well to call
on Mr.. c. before purchasing elsewhere. P.
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revenge at all. The only objects of punish
mcnt are to protect society and deter often
ders, and produce reformation in the
criminal. BY solitary confinement in pen
itcntiary for years, society is certainly better
protected against depredations of the crimi-
nal than if he had been carried to the whip
ping post and then turned loose again on
society. Confinement for years, in a solita-
ry cell, cut off from the world, made to Ia
Dor hard, and fed on coarse fare, will GER
'tainly be as likely to deter a bad man rs
few stripes on the bare back, with permission
to go back the next day to his old haunts
of vice and crime and wicked cnioymcnt.-
That there should be better opportunity
for reflection and reformation at the whip
ping post, in ten minutes with a crowd of
idlcrS gazing on the wretch, than the crimi-
nal would have in a solitary cell during five
or ten years confinement with religious and
moral instruction, can hardly be believed by
any one. the most devoted admircr Of this
mode of corporcal punishment.
But our object at present is not to write
an essay in favor Of the pcnitcntiary system.
This we may do at some future time. Our
object now is simply to call public attention
to the matter, in these piping times peace,
since the death of secession and the hopeless
condition of cooperation for the purpose of
dissolving the Federal Union and breaking
up the American Republic.
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STORM AT THE NoRrH.-The Northern
journals furnish accounts of an unusually
severe and protracted gale which has pre-
vailed along the coast. Accounts are also
given ofaccidcnts occurring to the ship
ping in the harbor and along the adjacent
coast The Potomac, SuSquchanna, and
Shenandoah have ovcrfowcd their banks,
and the destruction ola large amount of
property has been the result. The New
York Herald says it commenced on Sun-
day, and continued up TO the time of that
papct going to press, appearing 10 have
extended several hundred miles to the
north and south. The Baltimore Ameri-
can SAYS: 1--WE scarce remember storm Of
such severity and long continuance &C.
curing so late in the season. From tho
coast we already begin to hear Of ship
wrecks and disasters, which we fear further
accounts will increase; whilst in the inte-
ror the swollen and ovcrburdened streams
are carrying destruction in their course.
IT," storm has now continued in this
vicinity for oqer seventy hours, and though
the high wind with which it commenced
his abatcd, at the time of writing this, late
last evening, the rain was still falling.
Ntrcury. :.
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:-G5" We are under renewed obligations
to Mr.. Woodward for furnishing US Con-
grcssional tavors. To the Hon. f. G. Mar
shall, of California, are We indebted for a
copy of his speech on American Pro-
gress," &c.
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~" We invite the attention of our rca.
ders to the advertisement of Mcssrs. Halle
g. Twitty. a Drug Store has been long
needed here, and since those gentlemen have
gone to much expense in fitting up their store
with well selected stock of Drugs. Perfume
ry, &c, we trust they will be abundantly re-
warded.
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Correspondence Of hc Charleston Courier.


correspondence ~ me charleston Courier.
WASHINGTON, April 70.
The House is thrown into turmoil and en-
citcmcnt on the printing question, it produces
nearly as much agitation rs the sectional dis
putr of 1850, with which it is in some de.
gree. connected The Joint Committee ON
Printing refused to give the work to the
Taion alone, though it WAS urgcd as ncccs-
sary to tn" support of the chief ORGAN Of the
Democratic party. Opposition to tho D,;o,,
has been manifested hv tbn St,to Ri,,h,.
Democrats, both in this and other instances
during the session. MIR. Borland ayowcd rs
one of the reasons of his opposing the pro-
iccts for pqtrorizing the TnioD, his diss,p-
prevail Of the course taken hv that paper in
relation to the COMPROMISES Th, Commit
tee also neglected the claims Of the Soy,l-
crn Press TO portion of the patronocc-
The Wings aud COMPROMISE Democrats ON
the Committee united to give the work to the
RopubIic and rajon ms the Whir and Demo-
cratic organs The question Lcforo tbo
House is whether any different disposition
shall be made Of the printing. The discus
sions have been animated. and will be more
so before they get through. for personal rs
well rs party rgsrutmrnts have been excited
by 1t. y proposition to establish II Govern
m"nt Printing Office was approved bv some
members. but il is likely to fill Some wish
to give the whole job to the Union and 9TH
crs to distribute it. If they should Law the
subject on the table. the disposition alreodv
mad" hT the Joint Committee will remain
un"it"rcd.
The \a'rm0! h't"HiG"n~cr is not men
toned in their controversies, and is not a par
ty TO them. That paper his very profita
bl" job on hand which will continue for
some yearS-thc printing and rc.printinp of
Congressional Debates.
The Census printing has not been vet pro-
Wdcd for, and is not likely to be very soon
The plan the publication has not vet been
determined upon, and il is now under
IN" consideration of a select Committee Of
the Senate,
The Senate will resume. to-day. the con-
s'dcratlon OF the Deficiency BILL Mr.. Hun
ter IN his general expose of the questions
involved IN the bill, arrHigncd the admins
tration OF the War department. on the score
OF unnecessary expenditures in the Quatcr
Masters Department, and for neglect and
confusion in the mode of keeping accounts
and making settlements in that department.
INS III "'"a'F"''oh o' 'he cA.r"V"g"nce OF the
"cp"'''''e'''' "e in'n''oheo the Tact that heavy
'',"'seS were hi"'e LOT forage IN regions
" "''' grass grew "'' inc year round. But
''c ,'''''''"'''' inc department from the charge
.. having eNeeeueo 'nelr authority in ma
N'!'s contracts ior SuPP''es ana Tor transpor-
'''o'' "ey '"a '''S r'Sh'' without any
"PP'op''"''o''' u"0e' inc ACT OF 1870. Last
ye"f, congress cut uo"h 'he estimates of
VIC Quarter Mas'erS department one half
. ~ ''V '"'o o' '',o assurance oi the secretary
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HEIoHr OF HAPPINEss.-I REQUIRE" {"
said sage ofthe tribe of Penobscot, "but
three things to make me happy" what
Is the firstf" inquired searcher of wisdom.
Tobacco" was the reply. "What is the
second = "Rum." "Well, what is the
third p "Why," said the philosopher,
oontemplatively, "a little more 7un."
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From hc Southern Patriot.
The Penitentiary System.

II 10 ot c,,4,
,r;rc, ,hi. s,,hido. oroo ,nox, ,,,o..,;,,.,.,s,
,ofor, tho roo,l, orSo,,,r, C..o,;.a ,r,...,,
~ r,nrtcon r,ars oc,o ,,.hu., ,,,.,,,,l.. g
he I.o;s,a,nro bad oo,,,;,,oa on,r,n
zod Ear IL. rr,noso 90 aou,..,;,,,. 80
.ion ON tho snh;oot of p,,;.o,,,;ar;,. ,,.;,,
view to tbo ,st,lI;sh,,o,,. - .,,a :, r,;, |
Stotc Tho l,,l
of ;rform,t;or j., ro,,.l ,t, ,.,n;,,,,.,, ,,o,;
tcnt;orios tbrorrbont tno Irritod Stoto, md
also IN ror,rd f. III, rr,.ocr,iors oon,;c-
tions and :conitt,Is for offences in the differ
ont dist,;cts of Sor,b CoroI;r, dur;rr tho
last twcrtv or tbirtv vo,rs This ipfnrm,-
tiou WAS embodied in =, rcpor, which we had
tbc honor Of submitting 70 thc IIousc Of
REPRESENTATIVES. ,t tho nrxt session ot the O.
ri.i,turo Rp, ,hc S,,t, v.,s tbon nc she
has ever been since. foo murh cno,rrd with
bnr F,,lrroI r,lotiors 70 think or SIT, i'm
proyrments \ minority or the committee
rcpcrtrd ocainst the establishment ofo pcn-
itcntiary. ON the GROUND, amongst others.
that the BUILDINGS would cost tic State two
or three hundred thousand dollars, And
vet we see the Lcgislatura appropriating
double that sum. 1t one session for the pur-
pose Of purchasing runs and munitions of
war to rust and be broken to pieces and
lost.
We are satisfied that the number of con-
victions in South carolina annually would
soon fiji prnitrntiary, and ii is alto@cthcra 4
mistake To suppose that there would be any
scarcity of suitable oonyicts in this State.
The returns from the several clerks Of the
courts proved the contrary most satistactor-
Iy. That there would b" more convictions
and m"r' precautions in Our courts, if we
had prmitcutiary, is beyond all doubt. At
present there is rrluc, ncr to prosecute when
it is known that the poor wretch will 90 to
the whipping post or to the g"llows There
is still 4 greater rclurtan, con the part of iu-
l..
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New Post Office.

We learn that New Post O.lic" has been
established at WaNhaw, in this district, and
that w. NJ. Taylor has been appointed Post
Master. r.
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~- IL has been Cecided to rebuild the
fremont Temple, at Boston.
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EXCHANGES.
PEI Ct premium
Richmond Markets August o.

TOBACCO On saturday and Monday the market
was not active in prices qno;cd for good Jugs and
midiing leaf the date Of last report. In
other have Change to notice.
NHEAf-Prme White 90t.; do. Red SIC. months.
Supply increasing. Stock light.
FLOUR.-A lot of "ExjIgl' was received Saturday
from Seo-vr. portion Of which WAS disposed Of at
S13. Old 4}8aI
CORN,-Ahrket supplied; 60 aG2 cts.
corn NEAL Sleeper bu.hcl.
OArS-}7 Ia 10 cents.
RYE-75cts.
FiSH-Herrings, new No l. Cut 81 % Gross $50
1915 Roe 81 00 Aackcrcl Ne. 3, SOL; No. p SlO5.-
No |, Sll. Shad $40 1880
LARD-Bbls Hale els kegs ll4n12 Pads BE
BACON-Sdcs heldut l0ial cents. Shoulders 9u9l;
Hams III II.
MOLASSES-Swcct Cubo aOu2acts New Orleans,
30a3lets
GuANO-Pcrnvinn Al from wharf
COFFEE-Prime CROP LaguyH 91u0fcts. Rio,
good 10 prime 81 10 10
GLOVER SEED-$Gi toG4
PLASTER-No Lump in narkcf-Ground -.
SALT-From store s Is; sa.cs from wharf 81 3Oa3J.
SUGAR-NcN Orleans jaG cents Porto Rico jaGi
cents.
HAY--Norilcrn, in bacs-from whorf 90a 95c
IRON-Pig Iron S2I to 30, according to quality;
Swecd. s95 per English 80; Trcdcgor, Richmond
uanulaetory 6j u Country Bar $32a87, according to
quality.
SrEEL--American blistcrcl 81 o. per
DANNILLE TOBACCO MARKET, AU6.7.
Prices msy be quoted rs follows; Good and Tine So
500 $500 ordinary, from S4a sj Lngs, from SEA So
- Fine manufacturing qualities, from - 500 $3.50.
and n good demand.
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET AUG. ..
Brca.s slightly increasing. with advance Lugs
and common Lcef We now quote Lugs , l0 f15 for
common. and a. "a for good common Leaf D 81,
good IA 50; fine pa $l3.
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I"nl la0 Acres JacIsson,s river LOW
REAL ESTATE FOR

SALE viii offer for sale until the first OF No
vcnbcr next, the following valuable property Tho
HOUSE md LOT uhetc Iaou 1esde, near the Re
s,rvor quite desirable family residence, with all ne
&c s4ary conveniences attached, md located in good
lncighborhood
Two yaeant Lots adjoining some, containing quarter
uf an acre ruch
Two Acres Of Ground the hill in The neigborhood
Of Messrs. Spence Cuwhors nctory we'll located for
building fietores &c
Three encments main street, nearly opposite the
Unon Hotel each 22 feet 'front.' running back 32 feet
these Tenemeuts occupied and paying good rent
A3O Acres Of Land in Amherst county, with.
in miles Of Bynchburg, and convenient to market
the Lnnd IL Of fine quality md well watercd, with sui
fcent quantity nftimber The improvements nre most
" new having ON it n Dive ling House. with eight
large aud passages good new barn, corn house.
subles, kitchen, and al necessary out houses
will also offer for sale two tenements water street.
near the Va. and Tenn. Il. Road Depot, now being
built, md will be finished by November next. These
Tenemenis Fl ont 30 feet each running buck 1910 feet
three stories above basement, and well arranged for
nrge commission business. These Tenements II not
sold will be for lease
The uhove mentioned property can be purchased on
accommodating TERMS IN exchange for likely Young
Negroes. Apply to the undersigned
| GEO. G. CURLE.
will here say my old customers aud friends who
have so LIBERAL, pntronsed for the last twelve years,
that business will be kept up in the same style as
heretofore and every effort made to give satisfaction to
my patrons, &c GEO. u GOhLb'
aug 2--wt nov
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[ Rep copy ]
C,PIsgNG ss52.--The sui

c'PRENG Hs52.--The subscriber would mosl
- respectfully announce his friends the public
generally, that he Is receiving and opening large
10 which he invites tho attention of those in want. il
Is useless TO ennmorntc hs stock but would simply sa,
Inn il is not SUPPRESSED by any in Lynchbufg.
liz invites the particular attention fthr Indies to his
beautiful stool. of ,ich D,css Geods, KhGloycs yc
The Gentlemen will find the best stock Of Goods il
ihci line exhibited by my house in thi- place
and the largest and best selected stock Of Rfddy-Ha
Ginning, ever brought 10 thi- town. The Young Men
will hud something real iondsoue in c s'uy ofcloh
ing nt ap l9-ins DON T. @. PETERS.
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)EE.E HOTEL, LIhERTf, BEDFORD
ID COFNTP, IfRGINid-1he undersigned hay-
Ing purchased of Mr. William Terry, thai old nnd well
hnow Hotel establishment, know us the BELL IlO-
TEL, i1c1g Ia offers his services 10 tfe public for
the patronage so long bestowed nponhs predecessor
The entire establishment, has usl undergone thorough
repair from Cealto Garrett, Rendering it pleasant nnl
comfortable ia every department
His Table is supplied with every ding good Which
lovely Piedmont country cnn producer, aud the BAR
with the genuine aud hcst quality of Liquors.
His Stablesmc in excellent condition, well provided
good aud relinbc Oztlcra nlways in attendance.
The Rocky Mount line OF @ ouehes connect tl- poin
i.wcckly with the Cars Of Va. nnd Tenn. r. H., aud
passengers coming from any direction either the Ca.,
Stages 81 private conveyance, will always find him pre-.
turcd tpaccomdnte them with meals ut any hour.
III aattcrs himself lint from the reputation of this
house aud with cncgy spcnred his pait To render
his guests comfortable, lac will receive liberal share Of
patronage. THOMAS LEfTWlGH.
July l5-taif
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LONDON MARKETS
APPOlNTMENTBY THEPRESIDENT

BY and 1o1W 07f1ce and coN5TN7 q 'Se007E.
Alfred Conkliug, of New YORK, to be En-
yoY Extraordinary and Minister PIruipoteni-
airy oil the United States to the Mexican Re-
public. in The place of Robert p Lctcher, re.
called at his own request.
Robert Butler, of Michigan, to be Register
of the Land office ut Saul Ste Marie, Mich.
gan, rjce Andrew Backus removed.
J. V. Brown, Of Michigan, to be Receiver
cf Public Moneys at >iaut Ste. Marie, Mich.
gan, rice Henry Acker removed.
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Accommodation Train,

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ON and after Thursday, the l2tb, Freight Train
" with Passenger Car attached will leave Lynch
burg oiy Saturday and Sunday cNeeptcd) O'Clock
p NJ. and leave Bulord's daily, (Suldoy aud Aloudny
exccptcd) at64 oclock.A
Freight intended for this train accompanied by two
drny tickets must be delivered in The Depot before
the Pre- vous eyerug. All lrcigts must be pre- pu,d
nug lo-lts TUOS. JELLIS Agt.
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THE CHOLERA.

NV loNK, Aug. 9.
Dnriog the past week there have Teen six
deaths fro m cholera in this city. The disease
appears in a mild form.
AT ChambersLurg, Pa, during the past three
weeks, nineteen deaths hive occurred from
cholera.
Is ubatng.
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PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING

snrll $ PamphIets, Hand-bIIIs, tIrcuInrs, HIIi-
heads, blanks, Checks, Cards, Labels, &. & e.
They services "A workman exclusively
this branch OF their and leaving oles may
rely having ther work done cNpeitiously and we'll
Confident of their ability give entire satco they respect
fully solicit portion Of the public patronage.
IN Orders from the country promptly attended 10.
2S-ifIa TERRY 4 SHIELDS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LAW CIRCULAR.
WoEtTIIINGTON d. sEETHEN,
HfSHTNG TON, y O.

'ONTlNl Els Ia praetire Inv exclusively in The sn.
y nemc court, uni II attend to bcfore Com
grcs,;
TO prosecute Clnims and settle Aecodnta against the
Departments Bureaus, mud Boards Of Connis soner-;
To procure Patents for Inventions, ut home aud a.
bruad aud obtain Pensions and Bounty lnnds
To collect Debts Dividends. Leeaccs, and Inheri-
in any port Of the United States and in Foreign
Gountrcs;
and Bond and Mortgage, aud 10 ncgoeintc the plir.
chase I'D sale ur Loans Land and Paten-rigts in any
State of The Union. mug dts