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CALI

TINE subscriber being rn Ter obiiesiinns % close ih'
business ofthe late firm Of MCBRIDE & NIL
LER. res ,%ectfully invite all per,ohs knowing them
selves indebted 10 said finn TO call ard pay their note
and accounts previous to thu 18th Vi December RaNt. i
delayed alter that time, ell clsims will be pu; istO tbs
hands Of proper officers for 60, ec.i0n
Millerspof+. sept. %. Is52-3u a. C. MILE.ER
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H @. Farrelrs c ,labra.sl arabian Lin,ment.

II is a fact eItab' isi d an W II tu nvn shat tn, Ara
biaus attaino | a n sight nth. KIM 81 'h5l ef maliciLl
which eau ,el the Who'll World t., wen n and a lnire
With then. the science cf chem stry h0d IL birth, anil
I is, therefore, not at az strange th"t a people 80 en-
inaitly sucr,s ia! in IL, healing arr AMI so p"r",vr.
ring and daring in character. should. by actu'l and
un,iring experiment, discover rcmedias far SURPRISE
ins in efficacy al others, Cor the cue OF those dis, =
cs iacileni to them fotn their IN de Of lifs The grca.
ter part Of th.ir time h,ing sp mt in hazardous and
bloody warfare with the different tribes, th+y were
subj ,ct to Tho most viotent attacks Of rheumatism,
para ysiS, nsuralgic poins, and yarions inlamma'o-
nv diseases. az a so the most horrid wounds, spraini,
bruises, tumors, swellirgs, dis asses of the joints etc,
etc All these diseases thny were 30 surprisingly
efficient in curing, that III. unir itiated looked with
wonder and attributed their skill to tho powers o
magic. III. G FarreTs ArdJiaa liaiaeat is o conpo-
sition Of balsams ard oils, from rare plants peculiar t.
his country. AMI it was bV the use OF the articles
composing this great rrined : that not only their ply
sictans, but oven the wild Arabs OF the desert were
enabled to perform such miraculous cures. The
Arab Stssd is World re lOlpned for his beautiful sym
merry of form his unsurpassed speed and agility,
and the incredible fatigue heis capable OF enduring
WHY is liz b srauso from the time of his birth hi,
limbs are carefully watched, and upon ithe first sp
pparancc Of diseaS e tie magic !oiion IL applied, AM
such things as confirmed sweeny, poll-evil, Estula
ringbone, scratches, SPAWN, lameness, .etc, etc, ar
unknown. The same result wi | follow in al case
where II. q. FGireHs Genuine Arabian Liniment i
used in time. Therefore delay not in procuring a goo,
supply orit, for every dollar spent in it will saw
YOU twenty, and a ~grratdeal Of suffering if not YOU
! q
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ASTRONOMICAL DIscoyERy.-The new
~n,onster telescope of Rev. Mr.. Craig IN
EngIand, has revealed the fact That whal
ecas ~stfUposed to he satnrn's rings are MOI
rfnos al ali, but in reality arches OF the mos'
nerfect Qeomstrfcal formation.
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Ma. SAMuEb PAKxEA, seventy, years o.
are, has Just married his sixth wife at Cln-
%cinnati. Since his first, he has always mar
ried 4 widow. and never remained q wido"'
ar longer than siH moHths at one tinfe'
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RnAn NnTICM

NOTICE is hereby given. thai a petition win be
~ presented to the Commissioners OF Fairfiesd coun,
ty at their next regular session, to vacate that Psrt OF
he Stats Road, beginning at the house Of Samuel klrk-
wool. In C'earrr elk township; thence s~nuthwardly TO
yvhera it intersects the GAINESVILLE and MRysyilie
Road. October %. 1851. AVID
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Estate of Christian ]. Amdi.

YIHOSE Interested viii take notice. that the sub
Il scriker has b,en appointed and qualified as Nd
JhRxDr. de 'easchy Eia ri fairfield couuty. Ohin.
Oct. 23-4w24 JOHN ID MARTIN. A,luitor.
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rTThe attention of the reader is directed
TO the call for a meeting of citizens to raise
funds for the poor: Bear it in mind.
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p..ata of ~. N. AinsworI

HTHF cred;tors Of said Estate vii be paid the tiy.-
Il dcni DECLARED by the Probate C1n7t rpoh appi,-
I cation to John D. Martin, Attorney q law
04toher IS-2m WILLIAMSBURG, Ir.. AcmtcT
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HrThe address of Mr.. Drasee, which we
published yesterday. was just the thing lot
the occasion, and will have a happy effect
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NJ kNoTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDERFUL
PoNAxr TO DYsPEPrIcs.--Dr. J. S. H~OUGiiTON'S
PEPSIN, The TrEe Digestirc Fluid, or Gastrir Juice.
prepared from RENNET. or tho FOURTH STOMACH
OF rHr Ok. after directions OF Baron LIEBlG. the
great Physiological chemist, BY J. S. rioUuHToY, VI.
D., Philadelphia. This is truly wonderful remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, J~aundice, liver complaint,
constipation and debility. curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own agent, the Gastric Tlicc.-
Pamphlets. containing Scientific evidence OF itSvaluc,
furnished by agents gratis. See Eoticc among the
medical advertisements II
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Carr. McLANE's CAsE.-it Is s.0'eu V
it was by the advice of General Scott tna'
President Fillmore disapproved the JUG
ment of the court martial acquitting oapI'
McLane of the charges on which he was re-
Gently tried.
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Hrmrn:. rnc,icaI WORKS.

TSJUPPER,S DO: WooA~orth's DO; Kirk Whites do,
1 Camp5elrs DO; Millions DO; Young's do; SCOTS
d.: Bvron's 30: Burn'sdo; all for sale At the city book
lore npsosite 81 efer's Hotel JOHN
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I,,,Mily TsIbEcs.

A LARGE Assortment Of every variety Of style,
~ from main TO most beautiful Turkey binding,
nd extremely low Prices at the hook store OF
Noycmber5 JOhN 1. mi
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GicnEmer Smiled.

New YORK. Nov. 27.-The mail steamer
sailed to-day for Liverpool with so passen-
gers aud $50 700 in specie.
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LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEITS!

Tho public are c%autijnad against another counter.
fait, which has 'ats'y made its appearance, called w.
B FarreUS Arabian Liaiment the most dangerous
Of all the counterieits, because his having the name
of Farrell, many will buy in good faith, without the
knowledge that a counterfeit exists, and they will
haps only discover their error when the spurious mix
'ure has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine artic'e is manufa ctured only by H. G.
Farrell, soc inventor and proprietor. and wholesale
druggist. Mol Main street, Peoria. Illinois. to whom
ali spp'ications for Agencies must he addressed. BE
sure you gel 1t wiihthe 'etter, II, G before Furrells
thusEH. e. FARRELLS--and bis signature on the
wrapper all others are counterGrits.
so by G. KAUFMAN Il CO., Lancaster
and by regu airy authorized agents throughout the U
nited States. Price % and 80 cents, and 81 p bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village enc
ham'et in the United States, in which one Is not al
ready established. Address II. G. Farrell as above
accompanied with good reference as to character, re
sponsibiity, etc t- Nov. Him
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In Court of Common Pleas, Fairfield Co.
WILLIAM G. NATSON.1

RS. Petition for D:rorce
LOTISA WATSOS,
IHlIE Defendant lrhosz PLACE OF ~rcsid-nca Is wn'
l. known) is harubv notified Met h. petiti1ner ha'
filed his petition against h rim tn CLERKS OfFce o.
the Court of Common Pleas for Fairfield count v. Ohio
praying for a dissolution Of the bonds of matrimony
now suhsisting between III m, and assigning for cause,
her clop IN mt and lisins in adultery with The pP;s,n
named in said petition; which petition will come On
to be heard at the next Term Of Saii cont
JOHN ~GARAGlfTY,
ItiprTeyf for Pefitio"cr.
November IS. re S3jJ Ewes
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GIVE have had no time nor room for To-
Gals. We will make up hereafter.
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Fairfield Common Pleas. Oct. Term. 1852.
HAWAII r { raaioa 70, Diso,c.
JOUy II FAINT

TNHE above defendant. haL,r = nnr-residef' Of the
State Of Ohio. will take notire that ! petition was
exhibited gail 81 him, by said Hannah r amer. AZ the
October Term Of h. ron t of common PlaaS. for 1852
in and for The county of Fairfield and State q Ohio,
paving that the marriage contract existing between
aid petit Toner and said defendant be- dissolved The
causes sci forth in sail petition ere. Isl. " full absene"
on the part orssid defendant for more thai, three years
prior to fling said pe~;i'ion-nnd. habitual drun'n s..
sri, gross negiigenc end 4th. extr,rn %crneitv.
P. VAN TRUMP, iIJcssy.f fer PefitiOfe
October %, 1862 $3.50 6w2i
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Mexico supports but n apothecary shop
TSe population Is sixty thousand.
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OR STOLEN.

EROM the pasture of Mr.. John Shelter, three
IL miles and a half Westof Lancaster. OH, tho Pike,
GREY HORSE, about fifteen hands high, and seven
years old. He has no scars by which he could be
further distinguished, having no blemish about him.
Ilberslreward will be paid to. the person leaving
hfmfat thetavern Of F. A. Sh@feri in Lahrestery
December IL 1889. Pr. BARNUM. Z
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issoGci assortment "f1chooi Rocks
nra all i1ls. FOR sales Wholesale aud retail prices
~ at the civ book store, oPposits sheisr,s hotel
Novemler 10 .OHF aEAru,H'
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IrOU. ITOD, IRON, IRON,
Iron sold by US is sup rior inSEO
f~2E<aquality TO any other in the mar
ket. We Rave now in our Warehouse.
30DH1 rs Rolled and hsminered IRON,
bro q Cast, shear, blister and sPTing STEEL,
Il acksmiths will also find a large lot Of Anvils,
solid Box Vices. Files. RasPs, etc. etc.
Which will be sold cheaper than they csnb be bought
any whore else.
~ FINGER. WHITE & LATTA.
November %, 1851 %
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INV ARHAN6 3

NAV: remrvod my o.E.e from Islimaa.e Bla~i
-" Fostrr's Builiins. s.rend fooT. nd roniinnsd ~
sfvf ny und,vidsd a~ifnB'ion 20 the settle. mt snf
collection ofeI4im. u r.ird. ii .pi alioin n. snrniie.
Len hs'er. Nov ~. ;S52 q MVM4rfsH.
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TIASslchN5e3tj Legislature.
Boston, Nov. 27.-The Wings have a ma
iority of nine in the House over all others.
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Pocket Books, Wallets, Porte Monies
A Nd CARD CASES Of every kind and style
~ Just Received and for sale veTy Tow AZ the book
store Of Ju'y 90 JOHN ]"
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EIIlSr ARRlVAL.

lust received from New York, by r
y thirty three dozen Kossuth and Magyar hArh
for men and boys. They will be solaat low prices.
September p, 1907.
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PERFUMERY.

YVNiE subscriber has Just received a very line as
sortment Of the Genuine RoNsseI PeyJuneries,
consisting Of genuine beef Marrow, genuine Bears
oil. Philocomb ano Beef Marrow Ponmade, Fine TX
tracts Cor handkerchlefs, etc. etc
Nov. % W w. hhENbh.
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Eastern Bank Notes.

C1Nc1sNArI, Nov. '27.-The Bankers and
Brokers refuse all Eastern bank notes ex'
cept at one per cent. discount.
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NHIr DOOKS,

I'D EsToRATIoN OF Monarchy in france.
By Lamsrtine . vol
oue,chy. by author Of Wide Wide World vol
stan from the New World to tIe Oh. B.TaPpSh2v
Nile Notes ola Ifowadji. by George W Curtis
The Howadji in Syria do 90
Lotus Eating do 90
The Day of Bruce, BY G.. Aquilur,2 vols
Fr,sh Leaves from Western Woods, by Miss Fuller
Men and Women fthe 18th century, by Housssge'oV
Fras, Gjeaninqs. ,.eveiies ola Eachelor, and other
works Of Ike MaTrel. together with many other now
,rd y,u,bIe books, and a large variety of Novels for
sale by JOilS l.. Ill,
OCT. A. Telegraph Builling5 opposite court-house-
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1 Nd -VIncle Toms Calm as il is for sale at the
n city Book Store, opposite S~hetter's Hotel, by
November nd. 1889 JOHN SEARLES.
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Gond A>>orimrn.o fIF Books.
EXPRTSSLY for the Ladies, for sale at the city
~ baok store JOHN SEAELES
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rITRIIc mEIrrINC-
Falrield couaty Agr'cunarri secietr.

TNHEPE viii o messing 90 p e men'erS af N.
"FGi6di Cyt8'y Ag,f thunl S0rio:y .
tic eou f-hot,,r IN IslrA-ter on
sRtHrd-y. NE snS - y. - ID f-r1s. =.
The o5i-ef nfftA maoiingt 20 ~ - ,fertS ier iho
7n-n'ng wear Arl q, .i'riy4 To- sarh ofh'r b.ssia..ss q.
M y cDno infnre ~ mssiinr. 30
IHHSS baAssE. See HIN REHED. Eos
Lln-asfcT. Nuy. ta.cr 2. 1879.
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kAIAySY< m hand, a amply Of Lcdgers, Records
~ Dav. Books, etc, together with, all KINDS Of STA
pnS ne JOHN /. TGfHILL,
Nov i TeIeeraph Building, opposite courthouse
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Western Adventures.

VOICE To the Young. Woodwork 5 Young People,
' Bcak. for sale a, the city book store
November 10 JOHN SEAhIEo
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Lie az the Empress JOSepsI'nc'
DYJC c. H.adIey. Life Of the Emperor Napoleon,
DbNJCLockhar1 for sale Al the city BOOK store
November 10 !oHS sEARLES
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wrycr,c, of !, BacheIOv.

UOrNG Mans counsellor, PsriAias Sights and
Il French Principles. illustrated Golden chain links
d Friendship, for sale at tao city Book store, opposite
shaTeT's iIctel, by JOHN
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plrrIc To.n'S Cmhi

xKTuICu is having an unprecedented run-is just
wv ,cre;trd- ard Enr sale at the book store Of
JOHN l.. TUTHILL,
Julv 80 Telegraph Building
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Ch,,ne! thain<a thnlns!

C1sIIu~! thainSH tiIninS!!
M have n0-v IN store ard which we purchased
before the late advance in Iron
80 rair tgisied and .,rnisht link trace Chains,
1000 Is Grinfn's log chains, j
Ai;O > large sssortmsni of Breast, Halter and C0I1
chains. Wood hames, etc etc.
~ FINGER. WHITE & LATTk.
Lancaster. November %, 1862 g
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Nrrns Queretren barb No. dull Covsrsssd ands 1919
bid ~ <Os ~ 49, datv paid Inc aovsew Gus
ssek operations Tslov steady An increased BUSINESS
kNe BEEN dcne in rice at n Improvement OF ID
bREApsrvfrs.-Tbcrc IL enee more some appsiAacsoi
turntnF confidence In Tins mar et fonr " wAntsa ~ ~,
bat " generally held for az aaNAnee "ise
wheat quick a. g psr y ihs Genessee o. ~ 20 " -.
aud Baltimore o~ "a 10 os 3D. innAn sofh tyeh'N AZ"
whsisl s Cd. desrsr. -, ,.,,
ccr-es.-The accounts per ASIA were disappoinens 70
rBaserssnd some holders ana ths aesnn TINS week NOT
tgso animated prices favor tue buser ona not 49ota
wen W. saies o. .",s s"'' ~ ~
she'euf,n Nsns ,, I,.,.. ~ ~ sts.t ~ -.
~ IL ,,s wnns of sueya@sv tij, ~ses ia cotton
s1s - ~ VAN - -. -, -. . - :" NN''0A'
Fhs NolSN TRADE.
LoNn-N Corn hAcHANGE " naNs NAV l!.-Ihs mex
Tse"d derressi ~ the wheat rade N Marx ae sas Nen
'ay ta' s'hba Ae ng1 ~ Ners ahe ~ haa - "s'N
Ausnoe a most a We country mAtAt's hh Hsn thu snp-
pet " Nsh r'ari ~ tAo tArMers AS eNn on ine1a-
rA't ssse - oNlncsa q the trAie Va been punepny
attributed 90 h large Arrivals - rica aour VI Loai N
sts - vcinoa ~hieh @hea they ARE excessive roasra
haNe eeFftssiuc effect On the trade s9 tc0ir
Ais che dealers tAaeis -
reduce rather than increase theirs e rau tat =
fsle- LEES different pars ~ she reGbtry. w
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A . v Err IT'S e M E NJ r
Handsome Reward Offered.

WANTED al this Office before three o'clock today
copies Of the following important political letters written
BY GENERAL SCOTT. ana published in the newspapers
during tie last ten years =
Iii. letter on the Tariff National Bank. Internal
Improvements. Public Lands &C., first Published soon
After General uarrison's election. in lSle
His letter on the Naturalization Laws recommend.
Ing. first their modification and then their tos! rrpcai-
sieo proposing he organization Of native party, 10 cp-
psse Catholics foreigners. and emigrants
8 HE letter recommending and advocating the p,acea
tie acquisition and annexation Of CANADA by purchase
nom Great Britain to master and control the Southern
States, by increasing the antislsyery power eli the
North
4. Ills letter denouncng Southern slavery in general
With lis Tasty ideas The subject. at full length
Any porton sending us. directed. copies Of these
kttcrs will be literally rewarded FOX his trouble.
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ultimately expand and the gross income bs compare
lively large This win give greater dividends and
such investments profitable. Under these cir
cumstances, 1t appears reasonable TO suppose thai
most of the stocks upon the list will advance
In many there is margin, which, under ord-
nary circumstances would without doubt, be covered
but with large receipts of gold dust from California and
large transfers of foreign capital to markets. it
taipy appears to though almost any investment
mace 1T This time which a fixed rate interest
or dividend must before the Lapse OF many months pay
haudsc IN, ! the outlay.
The steamship Arctic from Liverpool brings four days
later Intelligence from an parts Of Europe she brings
favorable reports relative 10 the cotton market and tho
maucscturiug interest For several days previous 10
the 18Th there had been active demand for cotton
from Iecuators AMI exporters mt full prices. Bread
SUITS. with the exception q Indian had become
1t better prices The crops throughout the
United kiugaom looked promising The severe drought
had been followed BY and moderate showers hgn
ly conducive to tho growth Of grain The harvess
likely to be abundant The money market remains with
change Capitalists 10 not look for any further
duction in the rates. Money has been drug long,
that the supposion is active demand win soon
spring up Gold mining shares had been extremely fat
for several days previous the departure Of the
The from Australia mad not been 80 favorable
anticipated shares had declined The Sierra Nevada
Gold Ores Mining and Crushing Company have in
sequence Of unexpected difficulties in carrying out its
objects returned in full the deposits and clio ed up the
enterprise Quotations for shares generally show de-
cline
The bids for the 5000 900 loan of the Indiana Central
Railroad Company opened according to the an.
nouncement yesterday afternoon. There bids
$500 600 Of which ut per cent
The 100000 offered awarded prices varying from
95 10-1oO to 81 72-100, making average sale at
o5 S5lC0 per cent which is the best price yet obtained
for a railroad loan. The following the
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Inc Arches news IS four days later than that
brought ny the Cambria IL Is interesting. Il will
pe teeh that inc hnpefors o. Russia ana Austria
nave hela several important conferences ~ regard
u the SITUATION o. EUROPE. hetternlch, Aesselrote,
ana other statesmen' were IL attendance. The King
!" ifussia was aiso represented Inc result OF the
conference was ~ iaVor OF the maintenance oil the
"ea'eS o ioi4 ana ~ aha therefore, uniaVorab'e
70 IN nefeeitaiy empire ~ france. Ihese move
I1h's q 'Ae northern powers produced sensation
10 'he EfySt', ana Lai induced Louis Napoleon 90
Oh iatch sp,eal diplomatic agent y Vienna.
INC mn ahd sae' q cotton IN Liverpool had
oeth in ense; ~ ioui weeks hai million o. bales
were fecefsa' ana iour hundred thousand sod at
i"li p'ie's'
mere is no later news from Australia, but the
'o'slis q inc iast aoV'ces ilom Victoria, Sydney,
u" Oh Ihiiip' arc extraordinarily brilliant Ac-
eoleAs % we private lt1iels received ~ London,
~ SA'lihenSs 70 the IA q reo'uary. lron 81
points A4a oeeh rom ~ millions y dEafs'
: ""s es'i@'ou 'ua' we yi0i@ ~ 80 Wouio reach
~ IMMUNE - uoi's's'
oi''A'ei! 49, AZ - 'se's ''-a 'noSe iA'e'es'o"
:" i"i'"'' POl''''' W nS'e ou' i''ie te''sI"PHc
news 'hs morning. "hat thefe ~ however, WI
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AsrHOLOGY, 30

A CLAIM or LONG STANDING COLLECTED -
IN Mi detrerAn duml-Pace accounts in the hsuda
q Dr. hobatk This h to certify that Dr. obaok snegeea
cd Ia Last ~ collecting debt ii eva hundr,d Al
eighty doIsr for me- which has been standing Tor ooyen
None but fair and Christian mcapa vcre u.,g 80
late debtor and myself u0N the Les frenss 4, 80
world although We had not spoken for ten y.ar. bsrs
This IL what CAL beating tie Philadelphia Law yers.
me-. LAgAN y. JONES Near W ood6ur, * j.
Az let,.rs ,o = R0BAtk. Not Waite street viii be
refiousy aucno.d to, prepaid. For acre par
Gates can w seen, ' ~ ~
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AARcy's LETTERS or PoLITros AND HUYsrG -
Governor Marcy has published two long ers 90 the
politics Of ths State, IN one Of the daily papers in
which be exlauss great deal of labor g chow that
use, dledum il equal 70 tweedledec, and tweedle.
dee to tweedledum. We have aso published tho
letter Of M Marcy TO Captain Scott. which conflicts
several essential points with the tweedlcdec letters
Governor Marcy wac very competent 20 cut up tho
'soup" letter Of Gen Scott; but when he endeavors
- patch the holes and rents in his own political
consistency, he viii have TO spend more on them than
<yenty-iye cents patch.
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rEr2E ILLUSTRATED HYDROPhTHTC ESCYCLo.
u pedisA complete system of ya PATTY AMI Iyyi,no
An illustrated werk, with over sts
outlines anatomy physioogy OF body hVp,ene
agencies and tho proservaton OF health dieetc and nv
dtIabc cookery theorj ard Practice Of water
special pathology and eludng the
.ure eaues s,mptoins ahd treatment Of all kno dis
ease app icaton Co surl al diseases; arr vi hs,ro.
pstby 90 miovierl and tig nprsery .,h
~ H. Tran. y. l~o t2mo. voiumes subs snntiaily
bound. iriee " 90. Pubiishcd by xUNLERS & WILLS,
No. NJ Nassau street Rev York and AZ Washing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-31

THr EAsrHquApE .T sr. EIcHAEL's.-Capt Brown. Of
the schooner fmulous which left st Mchaes on the
1th Of Hay ccnfm The report OF the earthak ~ that
place Quite number OF buildings thrown down,
and several lives lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-31

knoy-tle ost,neu shes kneS-kDox, Halter at M.
rs Fulton slrreis conclusive proof that his "tes
the Cheshire, exactly. and mis- AXE kaox is
comparable artist In his laegetting head aments
for gentlemen-he aad faseinatng-the Old md tad
and in getting his spring and hats has let
limse entirely loose. and prod ced the aud
graceful sros th,t OF could possibly desire
Remember Knox. location No Us Fulton street
cear and the best Of Hats I'll times pro-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-31
NIatIne Affair.".

Tuy e1fansufP hrLAsrc, owing 10 the dense r,y IL
prevailed saturday afternoon VIA obliged TO anchor OF
the Hook and did not proceed T. sca untl o'clock
Yesterday morning.