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hot Ella hcardirg housss eating saloons, ships, ~
Tbs il cheaper and economical aud convsn.ent -i
Gle for al kinds baking than ssts cream tartar os
tasr prvpsrstIon IN existssss Ana II Is so Intimately ~
percr 70 he ia systsm az hAkrs that cook or
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AM still engaged In ths prosecution Of clsi AgainsttAs
Government Such Of the soldiers Of the Mexican wAs
their heirs have ed claims bounty land aud had
them suspended rejected whs have not applied win a.
well TO open ondsuce With obtain tAeil
land Ia most every instance TAess about 90 sScl
can have allowed authorised 10 for the claimant "a
word 10 the wise 10 suniceut.n
or Suspended claims under act Of september ~, 1850
sso successfully prosecuted and fee VIII be charged IL
any unless land 10 procured Address
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INDIA RUBBER GLOVES MlrTENS, &c
fNOuNrRY merchants, In making their purchases
~ should neglect there desirable ana ssleape
Their manufacture has been improved recently, and
they very durable Particular attention IS TO
Quested to the
WOoLLINED GLOVES AND MlfTEhS
They are indispensable in cold and wet weather LADIES
hands at the time that they will cure the ~ors. SAN
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4 IcN,mec New YORK; Noreross 4 foEne Boston; John
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CROCK BROKER, No. Hanover street New ~ ~.
- stocks and oth0 Sc ,usisiss bought ard sod, an
per negotisssd 80 a. y
R,Srsses,. n Dwight, IT,, Esq New sorii =.
k.rslAnd Esq do Msssrs ~esss -. IA 20
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THE subscribers would respectfully Inform ~
that they che sole manufacturers Tor ,hs puohe
Oxygen Lard or OH Lamp, as patented by D. Knr,, INA
4th 1851! This lamp has been before the ppbI,s eb
years during which time there have been over On. Ie
Thousand sold and IL has received three frat prer
two diplomas. ma
The subscribers have now on hand at their sbon,,c
Vile Ohio fifteen thousand Of these lamps Witch
all orders that may be received In prices We a. el
indncsmsDts 70 Dry Goods and Hardware merchants la
men, Pedlars, dc. ~ I'M
We caution the pnblic against all limitations OF
as intend prosecuting ali iuffngements Of amp
faoturer veuder, or user manu-
Persons who will make the selling Of this lamn thai,
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Rights for twenty. six different States for sale
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TWO LINES DAILY
HE Fast Mail Lice leaves Calvert station daily at III
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the Penney vana Rsilroad harrisburg crosses the NOUN
tains in daylight aud puts passengers through 20 rus
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fast teams on the Ohio aud ffttsburgh ana
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Railroads and by passengers now going through from
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The slow Mail Line leaves the same place aiy AZ ha
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Mails sent unpaid S3l,034 90
Total for the wear slO3,263 IS
Collected in Canada S53,l79 %
Do. US. 506s4 80
Balance in favor of provinces s'os4 90
Postage on mails sent and received
between the United States and =,
New Brunswick 3slZ Do
OF which there were collected in
the U. States S4,562 Is
In New Brunswick 4,249 ~ M
Balancein favor of u. s 5Si'ooo w
Postmastsrs' accounts.
No of post Office accounts, 3Oth
June, 1852 ~V'''
No of quarterly accounts exam
med and adjusted during the oe
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Extra allowances for 1882, to
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Chicago Illinois ,ss4 %
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Aggregate balances due from postmasters, IN
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October to December, 1881 COL ,255 81
October to March, 1852 1882 o.
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We give below an abstract of the interesting
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Department communicated to Congress, with
the Presidents message, on Monday
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Bloomington, Indiana Nou. 26, ls52--The
election is over, and the Wings defeated, but
the Free-Soilers are in fine spirits. Our gain
has been small in this county, but our men are
men of principle, and not otice-seekers In
lS4s we gave Van Buren, SO votes, in 1852 we
gave Hale and Julian 81. Our numbers are
not great, but we are like Cromwelps Old Iron
sides We will never leave the field while there
IL q man on it,
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Greenwich, Washington co ~. ., Dec l.
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with the principles of the Free Democracy
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C. S. FENNER, NJ. D.,
General and Ophthalmic Surgeon,
Late q Near Orleaas9
ABERDEEN, MISS.

HAVING established himself in Aberdeen. viii prac-
/ uce exclusively surgeon, including the medi-
cal and surgical treatment of the diseases of the EYE
He invites the attention OF persons requiring Surgical
Operations either for the relief Of diseases the
moval of defornities. Among the cases that come
within his department of the profession. he viii
merate few, such as
OPERATIONS for Hgrs-1ip-C Cab foot-contrdcted ten
aonS-elosd JaIcs lie result Of Litkotony-
7Y1a0Fs q rarious ISads-StraagsGtsd HsTnia-Aear-
iSnss, DE- CANCERS cured aritkoat the aid of the
knite If Pr.Jerys3 bg the patient.
From his extensive experience in treating diseases
of the eye, BE IS enabled give relief IN many cases
that have been regarded as ncurabe, and would par
ticuarly ask the attention of those having Cataract
Pteriglum. Opacity Of the Cornea, who have lost
their sight from other also those who have
SORE EYES of long standing resulting in Gran
ular lds-as he believes he give entire and per-
msnent relief every case where the structure of the
Eye IS not destroyed by the inflammation
Feb : 1912 TX
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American and Foreign Agency,

CITY OF WASHINGTON.
Under the direction of Aaron Haight Palmer o
| New York, and Worthington Garrettson Smother
of New Orleans, Attorneys and Counsellors of the
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NJ DOWELL HOUSE.
HOUSTON, MISSISSIPPI.

HOUSTON, MISSISSIPPI.
THE subscriber has permanently located himself as
d tavern keeper, in the well known house. called
the Houston Hotel. Houston. Chickasaw coun-
Y, Mss formerly kept by Capt. R. G. Steele. Pr
ces in accordance with the times.
After eight years practice in the business, shall
try have clean sheets tabe-cloths plates, knives
forks &c Few servants, but good and attentive, with
everything the table that this back country affords
So people sustain me and viii Try to keep good
house. Call and see for yourselves. | have. also
the best stables attached to the premises that aer in
Houston.
\. B.-Horses and vehicles to hire moderate PR
ce<. 50 no passengers can be detained longer than
they wish H. MCDOWELL
Dec. 20. 1851. 47:x
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weekly Packet for ,Fobi,e.

TIE FINE FIST CL4SS PASSENGER STEI3fER
TENNY LIND, Gro. ". CLoUMs.f ~
Il Master HzxgT JsYxE, Clerk :-sSz-=-ss
viii nun a. regular packet during the season. CON-
meneing with the first rise in the river leaving No
bile everv "Wednesday evening al O'Clock arriving
al Columbus On Friday evening. Retarnine-zgiil
leave Plymouth during the night Of Friday Westport
Saturday Al o'clock :. N. Columbus al = N, and
arriving in Mobile, Tuesday morning.
The JENNY Lind Is first class boat, has been fully
overhaule the past and put complete order
This steamer beng in the interest OF the planters
viii with the view OF serving their Interests and
all engagements ier freight O. passage may be relied
on A plan Of the cabin vii be kept al cur otioe
where 5erths can Be engaged
HALE & MURDOCH.
Columbus, Sept z. 1851 SIS Agents.
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Regular 1rohIe Packer.

The FINE FLEST Class PASSENGER STEAMER
FORREST MONARCH. H. Bucz-f -,
II LEY. Master: GlDgox B. MzsSET -EE-zzz-=zz5=-=z.
Clerk, VII regular weekly packet during the
leaving Mobile every Monday evening AZ ) o'clock
arriving s. Columbus On Wednesday evening Re
tuzning-win leave Plymouth during the night OF
WednesjzF-IE eStport Thursday aI q ua--coluHl-
bus a. a. arriving n Mobile Sunday morning
Tie Monarch Is 3 first class boat, having fine &C
commodztons-purchasede expressly this trade and
owned IN the up country Thls boat being IN the IN
tezest OF the planters vii Be expressly for their
accommodation, and all engagements for freight OF
passage viii De promptly filed. plan Of the cabin
viii be Ecand 81 on Office where berths can be secured
HALE & MURDOCH,
Columbus. SEPT =. 1851 S5s Agents.