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limited STATES STATUTES Al LARGE, volume Ix.-Wnl
and United Amehea volume TX eomgs
ali the legislation Of the Congress OF the United States nom Sto
1851 inclusive syO about 100 pages ree $3.50 in supe
This volume continuation Of the Large in yo
pubished by authority Of Congress in le4S io
Complete synopuea United Stats. Statutes at
Of The Senate and 20 be published Asesab 70 resolve o a hOA
This Index will REFER eoplou titles law even
on. and Senate and House resolve public Or private which has
reader glance the whole law on single subject
Just published D0ma m cy Law in 10 Natural Order, trans
Edited Gem the second London editions BY Hon Luther
Gushing, 0 the Judges the Cou OF Common Pleas
now Lecturer on Ciy and Parliamentary Law IN Harvard unve
Among the writer's on Roman Law
English and American lawyers and which have exeried
snsa ns %ai % e 'gea $ 0s IN % s
Bmn 4 % @ a ond s @
method ercsent and his matter and
aaass Eose Of The principles and provisions
which ofgeneri interest and application from The ,eehnaes
method 10 render in,eeble,
for adaped 70 the French Of the age not less
r m 10 @ iw II ."
sides the ams which the work thus 10 the aiien
States legal institutions derived in from those
rhsss haSe induced Ses on part Of the publishers
modern edition Of this work would be acceptable
English translation Of il by Dr. strahan
From Judge Easts, Chief Justice efhe State Of louisiana
BRooKLIKE, October II, 1880
admirable Civil Law, which have been
will service
publication. The form of the English
edition OF the translation large and and
lis It's style Of execution and moder
price think fail The translation
Mr. suahan has been s In the main correct but viii be
improved revision of the editor, Judge Gushing.
searching of the apparently
which civilization
atng judging Of the law which
different the United sates the value of the civil
win appreciated be II eanno, be other
wise with Of written reason which for centuries governed
the wonderful social organization that the world has wit
and which is the real basis Of the Jurisprudence of CONT
mental Europe and Of large portion Of that England and the Uni
ted States.
quite useless speak Of the merits Of the
enterprise public
From oaied poon which the civil law has been permitted
occupy England of the standard works have
translated English and this has not been supplied
original English subject have doubt
Texas California and in the Territories the
States well Lower Canada there will be ready
The throughout Union
readily lend their favor the undertakings and trust that
enterpng will find Its publishing from time
time in the English language such other standard works will
form the basis of a civil law library.
remain gentlemen, respectfully your obedent servant
GEORGE EUS1Is.
Messra & Brown,
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KMAPP.x Chemistry Applied che Arts, vol. a 4
N iua pablshed. London, 1851. " -
Of psies. London. '' ' $3.50
feho.ss Architecture Of Heavens vol illustrated Lon
acn, 1USi. ~"
ossbsus Practical Treatise the Mco,cope VOL inns.
tpGood. London. = : '' "
TSs Pas,-A Biosrnphyi by NJ schleiden, NJ d. VOL a.
lsenn1sA London. '' :"
Pvchasds Natural History OF Mani octave; enPravno.
IuseTated Manual OF Operative Surgery and Anatomy
aasasd from the French by Doctors Van part
!; lus published.
1srins Natural History Of Man and Monkeys vol London
0sny engraving FRANcR TAYLOR
Dse II
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From .aDftd Hennen, esq, 81 the New Orleans bar.
Boston, Sep, G, 1880
Messrs. LITTLE BRows GentlemenI much pleased
engaged publishing revised edition ofStahans
OF Domat Civil No work the English Ian
the subject to be compared with for the nneas
and of the doctrine conveyed throughout il.
of its publication the present. has received
the appreciation of the learned and lawyers
deseTvedy The compiers of the Code Napoleon
drew coponsy from 1t for their work Napoleon himself sudd
carefully in early life, which for the singular
wisdom of his observations and decisions during
the adoption his CODE Domat should and hope
will, be found in the library of every American lawyer
Your obedent servant,
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1hs steamship Columbia ply Francisco and
o In Oregon awaiting the former the arrival Of the mails
and from returning without delay with
npus and passengers for the San Francisco.
regular line propslers will be the transportation Of
freight and transient between Panama and San Fran
CISCO III
The well known steamship Sarah Sands of $500 BURDEN
now under charter the and peculiarly commodous
her cabin arrangements will be kept running an extra hmiy
boat 49,. s. 2 t
One sf the above will keep up between
Acapulco and the other Mexican pors H#
The in the Atlantic will be maintained by the United
etssss mail steamships
Georgia 1000
=.
1mPIe lily.
Soscent lily .lyooW
Nnor0se<
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Pacific Mall Steamship COmpany.-Thc only Througl,
Line for California Oregon.

xcf~E-~ The public informed that, under the
xX2N rsngemens Of this company, inspected
ZkkMM and approved by the Navy Department. and carry
ing the United States nails will continue leave
IAnaa and Ban Francisco the LIST and 18th each
unsss detained BY unavoidable accident will touch Acapulco
Ian Disgo and Monterey The following packets belonging
ths Pacific Mail Steamship Company which
ip at eaoh end Of the route. Pacific:
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nOUsEKEEPING articles, such as
III French China dinner and tea
China dinner, and toilet ware
Croekery of every color and quality
aud pressed glassware, looking glasses
Fnncy hardware, lamps, and eirandoies
Table cutlery, mantei and table
Japann ed goods plated ware
Bronzed iron goods, Abaia and Britannia ware
Cooking utensils OF almost every description
Wood W baskets, brushes, &c
those about furnishing
will find decidedly 10 their interest 10 call and exam
inc articles and prices G. w. BoTELER,
Nov I6-2aw3w Opposite Centre Market.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE--The subscriber has
recently erected by
north side Pennsylvania
where he intends conducting the
business all OF its engaged the
Henry who, IL well known,
high reputation cutter and whose attention viii he
directed the manufacturing OF boots and shoes
We would particularly call the attention Of The The beau
Of Mr. Maeas gaiier boots and shoes
with beaul assormoh OF French
English leather KID silks, and an which will be made TO
order in MIR Ms usual beautiful style
In addition msnufactoy, have selected with great
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, all Of the
approved description TO all
which particularly invite attention Of the public generally
oct 7-eoIw J. NJ. JOHNSON.
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NOTIFICATIONS of who have yet seuied
IN bills rendered the LIST July will much obss VI
BY calling and doing their earliest convenience, wish
have oil sent that date closed prior the
ment of the fall trade s1%s t# :
CLAaETT, NEWTON, MAY, 1 CO.
Gent 7--Qw
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T,IkrxcH JUVENILE DooKs.-

C1kENCH JUVENILE BOoKs.-Amelie, on 10 triomphe de
II IL Pieis par Mime Bemier.
La Bon Fndon ct Ie Mechant Therry par O. schmd.
Joph fsIdor e danger Compagnies pnr
r. Marcel.
Lss Deur Creolcs lcntranemen dc Ercmple par Mime
NuuAAsys.
IIustrntions de l'Isoe sainte par rAbbo Rnussior
Bsst.p. ou Ie Devouement Fila par Mime Farrane
AmsIis Corsini, porphene de sienne Doube
Antopo, on l,Orphein de Florence Louis FHcdc
simpies Coutss; par NJ. pAhbe Roussier.
Htudes Historiqpes, l'psage do IN jeuncsse.
Les Troi, Fills du Cnpitaine par Leon Guenn
Others Of various knds, ries, and picos for
every age imported direct from Paris by
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THE Political works Of John q. CsIhoun-beina
. disqusion government, discourse the
government United 4. 400
To be followed by others ror sale, sngy toeehe by
Dec IL FHANCK TAYLOR.
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OFFICE TO LETThe subscriber ofert hc once roos
formerly occupied by g. 8. williams esq, law once on q
the OF az street Apply TO A. GREEN, !
Sept l4-3teod Auctoneer and Commisson Mschan,
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w. 4. Davan, Merchant Tailor,

w. II. DuvnlI Merchant Tailor,
(Lae firm Of Lmby Durdu,)
respectuIly announce and the public
op@ned and varied assortment OF fall and
centemens such
Cloths cnssmeres and vcsngs, Of the most approved manuiae
and styles
Hosiery, cravnts, suspenders, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, &c, ,
which he his the lowest cash
rates lie soieits liberal share Of public
location oprositehs former stand the Naona
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
Sept o7-3Jaw3wf
IcptscopaI Institute for Young Ladies',
HoyfAwest corner Of pth and " streets
THE INSTITUTE It's session the first Of septem
efficient Of professors and teachers IN every
Terms boarding pupils, $3.50 Including English and
maheinntos
Terms for day pupi-pcr session Of foe ont,om $40 to
$40, IN English and mathematics
Ancicn, languages music drawing painting se
Circulars be had OF the Principal Early application ior
admission is necessary,
wasmsaroS CRY, August 10, 1851.
Aug t7--dtl5Oct
PHILOSOPHY or THE MECHANICS OF NATURE
L by n. Allen.
Caechism of Familiar Thnrs by Emily Ehrabe,h wiemen
Hand Book OF Literature and the Fine As by George Ripley and
nayard Taylor. volume,
Masims and Morsls Of Rochefoucaud. .
The Literature Literary Men Of Great Ban by A. Mills
Q volumes
sir Roger de covsriy, by The Spectator.
Hand Book Of Universal Biography by Parke Goodwin.
Knghs CycIopgda Of the Industry Of Az Nations volume
Wep y FRANcK TAYLOR.
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JUDGE ssory's Life and Letters by his SON. just
published. svols, syo.
For sale BY TAYLOR MhURY,
Jan Bookseller, near ph street.
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IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CHARTS, with Sailing
Drectons by Commander Cadwalader Rnegod, United
of the Fsaones
San Francisco, bays Of San Francisco and San Pablo
Carqune Susun bay, confluence and delc
and San Joaquin rivers including the ces ssa
and Boston, Stale Of California Price, $40 sst For sale
in Washington city by TAYLOR MAuRY,
Aug Booksellers, near 0sh snest
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PLEsrIsu HOUSE LINENS

received Of thess heavy dsrahs
and cheap sosd e. 9 and o4 dice, diaper and damsshs
Also manufscoy, %, LEA, ia, LA, and 10 4
which will be found the heaviest goods of the kind
of German pillow and bo
objection which all d
articles viii bc their durability Pcr very o~
CIAGETT h DODs0N,
Dealers all kinds of carpets manss, oil cloths, mats
curtain materials and house furnishing goods generally one 90"
Of Ninth and Pennsyvana
I.naC
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DIGEST OF the Decisions I'm the Court: Of Equity IN
u by John r. Putnam, Of the Boston bar
large 1884, giving digest Of all the decisons IN ne
equity In United States previously TO 1857 Just pub
shed = u
Juiv 81 rRANCx TAYLOR
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NHAS. IL. LANE has just returned from New .Ys,,
with rich of al styles
furnishing goods.
Also additional supply Deebe's New York hsts cana So
The public respectfully invited TO examine supss
goods. 8 HR 1T'-''
Sept l7--3,f la8ad s v,s.F
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NOTICE hereby given that all accounts rep,ninin
~ unseed the books Of the late firm OFF H. HoOE 20
together present will he made the eh y
or seiement either by oherwse Ih
change which effect upon the st Of febr
essentially that all should
closed the expiration Of the present half year. -
June 9l-2wif HOOE, bROTHER, W
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MADAME DELARUE would rcspec fully invite the
MI attention Of fall baads,
Also, sdies morning and dress caps Sow
mobr k thread isces lace beshea and
emboidees collars founcns nsertnss $50 snC
rbands falls cooed for wells gloves
spanish and other faos pefumery powders, soaps &c
Madame her sst sessons ribands
which she will dispose Of at reduced prices
Penn. avenue, bstwecn loth and l1h streets.
1-cn1
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w. III. stanford, AIsrchant Tailor,

Nov l0-law6w
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T AMARTINE's History OF the Restoration Of Mon.
IL archy In France. sas sa si5 seL Il. Ell <1I
The Sea the Sailor Eotes France and o
Literary Remains Of the Rev Walter Cotton vol with poa
Life the Sandwich Islands, The Heart OF the Paci1e, By
Rev II. 3. Cheever. 5 RI
Drayton; Story of American Life. lvol. s24
London Labor and the London Poor put ~. gt.Ha
This day received for sale by ts. tH !. 81
EEa TAYLOR MAURY,
Sept 10 booksellers, near 9sh s,rssl
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0PLENDID NEW sILKs.-CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY,
~ CO., respectfully ladies', resident and
loune they received 100 pieces
goods sk exhibited
city, importation, prices OF which guaranty be
Dec p-daw cLAGETT NEWTON, NAY, a co.
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UAGAMUNDO, or the Attaehe Spain Ly Jah.
v EsaIas Warren. A
Incidents Pastors Life by William Wisncs, d. d.
Epoch Creaton-tne Scripture Doctrine eonirased with ~
Theological Theory by Eieazer Lord. '"
Passages in the Life OF Margaret Masnd OF sunnysde ~t
by herself IS -
10, a Tale. OF the Oiden Fame by r. Barton. e"
fBowcn's w Il. Post ONCE Guide.
Reveres OF an Old Maid, with Illustrations.
septl7 fRANCK TAYLOR
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cared for. He knew they would give their care
without asking where they came from, remembering
the experience of all who have reached middle age,
that the last do become first, and the first last; that
some of those best cared for in early liie mseraby
fail, while those born under the most adverse crcum
stances, walk the paths of rectitude and honor
Hon. Thomas Kinnicutt said that the managers
who had go well performed their part, in supplying
the physical wants Of so many young orphans, could
not tell but that another Howard, Elizabeth Fry,
or Dorothea Dix might not some time return to
bless them, in the person ofone Of these, their pro-
teges.
Other addresses were made, but want of space
precludes extended report Of this Interesting
meeting of the Chi!drens Friend Society, which is
an honor to young and thriving cjty.
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BY I ELE G. r A P I'll,
90 the ll)urrsster 5pp.



The rivers and BAYS are clear Of ice. The steamer
Ray State left for Fall River at O'Clock this morn
ing.
Margaretta Lohrens, the mistress of Quo Grum'
zig, has been arrested, charged with the murder OF
Grunzis's wife.
James G. Bmney of Michigan the Presidential
candidate of the Liberty Party in 1889, died few
days since
The Picayune has advices from Vera Cruz TO
the 18th ult The papers have ceased to be
alarmed at the aspect of affairs on the Rio Grande
and consider the danger at an end. Ceralvo had
been strongly fortified, in case of another attack
The insurgents during their late occupancy having
completely sacked the place, another revolt had
broken out at Cerre Gordo, which, at the latest
accounts was not quelled. The Indians at Du-
range are becoming more troublesome than ever,
and if not soon checked the whole of that State
will be reduced to desert waste.
From Texas we learn that the House had pas
sed the Senate bill for the payment of the public
debt. 1t is thought that the bill appropriating two
and a half million dollars for internal improve
ments would also pass; it was, however, 10 be
afterwards submitted to the people for their APP
prevail.
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For the Spy.

To the Editors of the Spy:-I notice number OF
communications in one of our city papers on the SUBJ
iect of Railroad crossings being blocked up by trains
from what know Of that evil-t is all well
enough, but they stop decidedly short Of thej mark
However great that evil is, more serious one ex-
lists in another shape, on those same crossings.
allude 10 hagmen the crossings, to warn the
traveller Of his danger when train is approaching
There are some Of the crossings in this city that
arc properly protected by faithful lagnan. Those
are scarce, while the number is numerous where the
various corporations have heretofore agreed to Keep
person stationed for such purposeshul, on account
of the expense, have abandond the matter, viii
the unconscious traveller seeing no flag displayed at
such stations, takes il for granted no danger SINGH.
This penny saving matter the part OF such corpo'
tons, has caused very many narrow escapes OF our
citizens. The petitions now being SO numerousy
signed has not my signature, nor can it have until
it embraces the hagmen well as the blocking up
the streets. The one is the loss of time, the other
endangers life and limb, which hope may receive
the consideration of Of our Hon. City Government
in connection with the question to which the pet-
ton calls their especial attention.
POTASH HILL.
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Anniversary OF the Childrens Friend
Society.

The Fourth anniversary of e.Childrens Friend
Society was held at Briney Hall on Saturday after.
noon. Hon. Thomas Rennicntt, member of the
board of advisers, presided the occasion, and the
Rev. Mr.. Hill prayed. In the absence OF the Sec
rotary, Mrs. Pomerey Knowlton, the annual report
was read by Mrs. Edward Earle 1t stated that
sixtyone children had been members Of the family
during the past year, of whom four had died. Sew
efal had been returned to their parents, and some
had been provided for in families, and one lad had
been sent to the farm school. Fifteen children still
remain at the Home, under the immediate care of
the excellent "maron'' of this noble charity, Miss
White.
The Treasurer's Report by Mrs. Rejoice Newton,
showed that the cash receipts from contributions
and collections taken up by the ladies of the several
Religious Societies, amounted to more than $500 co.
and the expenses of the family were about the same
amount. The report also stated that the grdcers
and other traders Of the city, farmers and market
men, had contributed articles of almost every des
crption, for which the managers present their warm
est thanks. Besides these contributions, there has
been received from the estate of the late Mrs Eliz
abelh Salisbury one thousand dollars, and Hon.
John w. Lincoln, after making the house occupied
by the Home large and convenient ha given a deed
of the estate to the Society.
Alter the reading OF the reports, they were adopt
ed and the officers Tor the ensuing ,ear were elected
in very prompt and business like manner. The
election showing that persons from all the va
rlous socties and sns in our city are united in the
management OF this beautiful and blessed charity
short addresses were then made by gentlemen
who were present. Mr. Bushnell spoke particularly
OF the Importance of selecting the best places for
training the children who might pass from the care
oil the Society into families; early christian culture
being almost indispensable to insure their future use
fulness.
Rev.Dr.Smalley congratulated the managers and Ia
dies that they able maintain so large house.
hold with their limited means, assuring them that
their good management justly entitled them to the
thanks Of all.
Rev. DR.. Hill spoke TO the fact stated in the re-
port that large portion Of the children cared for
were foreigners and mostly Irish. He trusted that
the managers would never feel that they were doing
Tor those who not entitled to our aid bur wonld
be satisfied with the assurance that all alike were
the children of the same good Father.
Albert Tolman Esq, said he was willing old men
and women should ask If it were best to help these
old foreign paupers, if they thought it right, but sure
ly the managers and friends Of the Society would
never ask such questions about these children Thew
could not help being born they we're here, and were
not to be blamed for not being better born. Thew
we're probably born we'll they could be, and
'eeing the ladies here the children were to be
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

MAINE Liquor LAWN the House of Repre-.
sentatves on Saturday, remonstrance against this
law was presented, and referred to the special com
muee on the subject of temperance, signed by Law
renee Mccarthy and 100 others. The names were
principally Irish. The remonstrance itself is a Gu.
riosity, and reads, uebattn, ct htoatim, as foows
''To the Hon. the Senate And House of Repre-
sentatives of Massachusetts, in General Court as
senIbled. The Undersigned, BeIiayeng that great
evies would result the People and friends Of Law
and order. In this Commonwealth TO enact, or
Pass, Law Semilular to that which is called the
Maine Liquor Law, your Petitioners Humby Pray
that your Hon. Body may Possess more wisdom than
to pass any measure contrary to the Law and Con.
stitution Of u S."
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. Rogers syrup of Lverwott Tar and Can
chaagua Nohil 9 can be more safe congenal' or
healing to the membranes OF the Thrn and Lungs, yet
at the same time NOR emerge ic and thorough III It's ell
fscts than this great remedy for Consumption Brohch
lis and all other diseases which have their seat IN the
Lungs or their auxiliary organs 1t seems to tall Ike
balm upon their irriated surfaces. Tie dry cough be-
comes loose, expectoIuun removes the cause OF the
disease and the onic rnpe ties OF The Canchaagua keep
M the strength under the saliyary DISCHARGE LIVER
wort Tar, and Cauch3agua, possess in their separate
substances al the elements requisite for the cure OF
Coughs Colds and DseasIs OF the yer, and comb ed,
they are irresistible. pamphlet 10 be had OF the
Agents.
CAUTION,-None genuine, unless there is On the
buff rapppr a ofhand, signed with pen, by A.
l.. ScOvill IL Co.
For sale wholesale and retail, by A. l.. sCoVlLL &
Co. Propretors, at their Principal Depot, Gothic Hail.
No 3I6 Broadway New York, to whom all orders for
the Medicine, letters relating TO Agencies, should be
addressed, Posi- PAID.
Also for sale in Worcester, by James Green s. Co,
M Main street. Spur SbeY, l4O Main street, and
Albert Clarke, 242 Main street.
feb2-dMTaWaw
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IFTERSArIoFAG MAGAZINE. The February
No OF this work is leceiyedand for sale AZ Wilson's
Bookstore Like the January number, II esatains
a44 pages, large octave lis leading article is an
"The Homes of CowIey and Fox, at Chatses,' Mus.
traed with Dc engravings Other articles are
@'Vlst to the Fire Worshipperss Temple at Baku,
" Mr. 3ustdce Story, with reminiscent reflections
Divinaton, Witchcrait, and Mesmeriss1, . The
Good Old Times in Parie-A Tale of Rabbers,s
"Fhe Bull'6ght in Madmd," SC. This namber
fully sustains the reputation Of its predecessors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

81 The growtk of the cotton crop Of the United
states, has been truly wonderful. Ia 1924, the to-
fal crop was l24, 1898, 405 lbs. The value was no
wards OF 10 cents pound, ec an aggregate of $780,
t75,4sO. The crop of 1851 amosnsed 10 927 ,237.-
Guy lbs, or an aggregate value ot SIIz, 3I5, BIZ
Inc average price was II lie. The largest crop
ever raised in the United States was in ls49. and
amounted to I,0266O2 1863 lbs. In consequence of
Inc low price, however. 4c. the aggregate was
bnt $67, 1896, s67.
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY ., 1851.

" Advertisers, wishing to have their advertisements
appearthe next day. will please send in early in the
day as possible Also those wishing to insert advertise
meats in the Weekly should send in early Monday
All advertisements for this paper from Others
than regular advertisers who have accounts with the Of
flee, must be paid Tor at the time they are inserted
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10 Mr. Hiram Wilcox, Of Dayton, Ohio, in as.
sisllng' about two weeks ago, to take drunken
,Oaer to Jail, was Bit by him on ons of his fingers
pa'o but little attention 10 il, until few DAYS
became swollen and painful, with every
appearance oil erysipelas. The ordinary remedies
an such cases were applied, but the Inflammation
spread rap'o'y IRON the hand the arm, aud finally
70 the oooy' growing and worse, until MORT.
hcation put an end to his life.