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WATLR-CURE AND INFIRMARY,

FOh rue CURE or CHRONIC DISEASES,
Located at GRANVILLE, LICKING Co., o., and
combines tie advantages OF other good cstab-
hshmenis, healthy location, supply OF pure
water, gymnasium, skiliul lady IN churge of
the female patients, physician who has had an
extensive practice OF rs ycors. &c.. &c.
Females who have been confined to their beds,
unable to walk or sit up for tom Uno to twenty
years, in consequence of nervous, spinal, or
uterine disease, are especially invited TO cores
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the treatment of this class of diseases has given
us confidence, and we say to all such, even
though they have suffered much OF many Ply
sicians, make one more trial. Terms irom 8 6
to Sl2 per week. Patients furnish towels and
PACKING materials. Address.
W. W. BANCROFT.
Granville, Nov. s, '52.
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Siauzas on Freedom.
BY .AMrs nussrLL LOWELL.

Men whose boast it is that yo
Come Of fathers brave and free,
II there breaths on earth slave,
Are yc truly free and bravei
If ye do not fell the chain,
When it works a brothers pain,
Arc yc not base slaves indeed
Slaves unworthy to DO freed;
Women who one day shall bear
Sons to breath New England air,
If yc hear, without blush.
Deeds TO make the reused blood rush
Like red lava through your veins,
for your sisters now In chains
Answer arc ye ft to DC
Mothers of the brave and froei
II true freedom but to break
Fctters for our own dear sake,
And, with loathon hearts forget
That VIC owe mapkind debt:
No true freedom is to share
All the chains our brothers wear,
And with heart and hand to DO
Earnest to make others free
They are slaves who fear to speak
For the fullca and the weak
They are slaves who will not choose
Hatred, SOOTHING and abuse,
Rather than in silence shrink
From the truth they needs must think I;
They are slaves VINO dare not be
In the right with two or three.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19
VOL. 8
DIR. C. PEARSON,
HOM GOPATHI IST,

HAVING permanently located in Salem,
Ill would respectfully announce to the Public
thai he is prepared. to treat HomGopathicaly all
diseases, whether Chronic or Acute. lie gives
general invitation to all, and hatters himself
he can render general satisfaction.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, on MAIN ST.
OPPOSITE THE Posr-OFFIcR.
NAV l5, 1852.
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JOHN &. WINERY.

SURGEON DENTlsTll-0 Office over ns
SdtsB, DoOk Store.--1bc subscriber would in
form his friends and the pubic, that he is again
at his post Having spent several months in
Cincinnati, in making himself minutoly acquain-
ted with the various branches Of his Profession; ;
he feels confident oi being able TO render the
fullest satisfaction to those who may require hi,
services.
salem, March 8, 1862.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19

RoBEFr BURNs, the Ayshire poet and
and will shortly he gazetled as Baron Ellis
that British peerage seeks TO wipe out the
stain upon their appreciation of genius. As
Moore said of Sheridan, they permit
"Thas bailiR shall seize his last blanket to-day,
Whose pail shall be borne up BY princes to-
morrow
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OF INTEREST,"
10 Merchants, Clerks, Teachers, Students,
and all Men.

JUST PUBLlSHED-A new and COM
pleic set OF Rules by which ull the funda-
mental operations of AriIeneiic inny he per-
formed IN an incredibly short spree Of iime.-
To become master OF them viii require nol
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sound mind: aud lIie student will thereby be
enabled TO Add, Subtract, Multiply, or Di-
vide, in any sum no matter of how ninny
figures, more accurately (indeed, beyond The
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These Fundamental Rules IRE tollOwe ed
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Numbers, which even further facilitates the
other operations.
There are also embraced in the work,
RULES FOR TIE CALCULATION OF
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Together, these form the MosT COMPLETE
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Clerks, Teachers and Students, and Young
Men generally.
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GOODALE, MUsGROVE a Co.
Al BANK-ST.. CLEVELAND,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

WHOLESALE Dealers in wool.n and Do.
nestle Goods. Merchants will find larger 49,
sorment Of Woolen Goods than at any otb.,
house West Of N. York, and at a satisf.c,n,.
terms r as can be found in N. York or Boston.
Govsmbsr 81, 1882. s a..- .-,u
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19

"A regular die, cures more people than
physic.
Everybody must live hy his own labor.
Itis better TO be alone thai ia bad company.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19

a man can find noirhere so good lSau,ngs
Bank as by emptyng his purse INTO his head.
h!aog'efge rs The best cGpiiai he can possess; il
IS at h's command every moment and aiicays
ADORE pW.-DR. FRAYKLin.
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CLARK
|. TRESC0TT & Co.
ISAAC rREscorT.

SALEM. OHIO, Wholesale and Retail Deal.
ets in School, Classical and Miscellaneous
Books and Stationery; Drugs and Mcdi-
cinos; Shoes and Groceries.
March 8, 1852.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-19
JAMES BARNABY,
MERCHANT TAILOR;

N. SIDE Main-H, One Door ll'cst of Salep, Book
store, Salem, Ohio.
Coats, Vests, Pants, &c, Made to order and
Warranted TO Give Satisfaction.
The Tailoring Bdsiress in all it's Breaches
carried ON as heretofore.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

They have n"w in stor~, ~ pairs ~ wheels,
with iron sxl-s and shafts of 2 to 3 inches,
and 20 psir- Of , :" 5 iHl-s.
ALs"-NiX WAGONS. complete, with
IRON sxl~'ree-. psi e ei@O each. Two pair~ Of
Timber Wheels. with sesews, - feet high.
inches tread.
They take order. Tor al kind. Of Wagon
york, and deliver them on plantation, Al uaxn.
ufac,urrss pricea.
ALso-A large sssavtment Of HARD.
WARS, for plantation u-~, viz ChAias,
wrought sod gu, mills, Hunts Ax-s. socket
spades, long handle sh"v~is and -psdss, hoes
n al kind cane knives, hook and pints hinges,
gr,nd.tou~., common aud scotch collars, Manil.
IL and tsss~d R"p~, cn'~s-rut. pit ard mill
ssw~, lilies II all hin II. iron blacks, with I
irkh sh~av~~, = lssgr assortment VI English and
American lar iron, iron sxl--, with h,x~-,
sperm. whale and ln-~~d oils, spirit. Of ''ur.
p~n,ins, patty, window RIass, sid pnint. ~ oil
kinds. HOGAN 4 TUkEAVD,
corner Custom-houss aud l<ves.
Jan. ~, 1853 vvn3o-ly
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Inn4NnH WTtGk " CLOrHIM:!.
10 49, $500 e :. v 4! s. !,

636oye3 0sssA e vas.:eAass
Tll11p11NU Ar ~ ran.
A LPRkO 0UNkOk T. cos IN Sve
"A Sssss, NJ ~ Magazine street, s"ss"s
. ". ..sM isss,. -, fsi.sd', and 4: psh
lie in opnssal, hist our present STOCK o.
CistAias, Fsr~isAiss Co'd'. &c.
IL unequsli-d in -.ten. and hsaa'y BY that !"
any other establishment in the United States
no b. convinced VI this statement u u o"'!
urc<..ssy 70 cali and examine. Our mmenss
nv. ~ bsssxht about BY the s'nP'~ 'sr'
beisg knswn. thst he price, ~e P'sfs oP",
sools 10 unifosoly low, and the sss"y o.
sAh Arsssls IL guaranteed what +" 70 srPers~"'-
I'd 10 he. Perfect sx,is faction IL what W. am
Al in dealing with or customers
All our clothing IL manufactured at our e.
tahl,.hu,~ni, No. Aal Broadway, New J orr
under the immediate sop~rinf-nd~re "' one
Of our krm, who spares no paths u" securing
the u,4,s, drslrabi~ styles of goods !" WIN
lie fullest coutiAenir Of being able :" give
..,,.t.c,,or. th., We invite ~ who may b~ IN
~ mt Of ARTICLES IN our line to call and exss'-
inc our assortment,
The following il only pa'.ia! list Of srs'-
cles.
k'yocs and Dress Goats aud Eng black
- -, "a ,,,u.t .,,at,. A, do blue. byow d.
. ...,,'. - .,.s, r,olb iro,k.; do do bact
.,h.',,y olive. and golden brown
s o,"s" ,...,.s" i, md Enc bl,rk and fancy
.'"'" -. .,. ,,. ..n,i. ,mxlu,a fu,
,n.~ al. .... F,,n,h. black mulberry. ard
w. - -" 80, .n... do bIsck and fancy
.,i,.,~d M. Nm Union sacks; do extra super.
line dr.b M fsncy color~d walking coats:
e.d,ing,on. GRAY, aiard and silver gray ~acs
aud polka. rse~h bp X, blue, brown ana
olive beaver sac And ffagk coats; do blue,
brown. and s''ser-grsH " h'tney ~ c"s's'
do. lAbssdor (ssrous roior-) to turn, s@
coats: do "a eTtna drsb cloth and beaver
ws',ias coats aud Eng black suprrhne
ei.fh sack an5 Walking roass; do blue, brown,
ani drab pGoi cloth -scs.
NinSs' eoa''-ftrn'h ""Pe'"ne o'"e' " w.
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MILLER. HARRIS, r. VALID. No. -

NliLi.ER, HARRIS, 4 VALID. No. -
M Camp .trrrt, New Orleans, Uho!ssaI,
amt k.isu lIsasrs in House Furnishing ti~-d,,
UyA"islery s~d Csbtsei Fnrn'sA''x t;osi'.
Psirt., DIS. sfc. Tn hand. n very lasu- a.
."s,u,ent of Git and Bsonx~d Lamps and G'-
sondol~s Hall Lamps and Chandeliers; Tes
Tsay., var,ou. patterns; Table Cutlery Plated.
r,snI...ed. TIN. Japa"n~d, ard Weotsn
War;; GLASSWARE; PLAIN and coIosed f%or
Mating; koap.: Wax, sperm and Atsr ca"-
dies; Sperm. WhaI~. l~ri, lIn-s+d, A-at.foo,
and Chemical this; Spirit Gss, Csmphine. Al
cohol. and Turp~",ioe Paints, Of every der
ERUPTION; Brushes Window GiAs.; PATTY,
Sand pap~r and Glue; Flowing, Polishing,
srsspiws, Furniture, Cosrh. btuck Japan. and
White bsmas VAsn,.isrs; Cusi~d Hair; Ha'
Cloth; Springs Gimp- Fring~s Taking and
b~d Lace; Cusds. TaAssIs, Dc. ALSO, picked
aud c"au'on Moss always for sale.
Jan. u, 1869. vsn29-ly.
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NJ deal Cara.
MEDICAL. can n.
~ RGEO. DENTIsr. \

1 e.. MARTIN, r-.nlrn, IT Msrhs1
Ne i've years pi>t. ihankfai f.'r ps>t ~
requests = continuance " the .sss~ IT,
rec ncc q fresh supply Il teeth ant ."s,rsu
h. vii insert teeth from oue 10 \ full ~ l.
or vi h"", clasps
O,h,e al ssicncc, second block, esse
square.
Anil ,. 1851.
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{. 4. DgAsLEr 1 CO.

(LATE OF WAKN71ILI, TEIAN)
WAoIssis (sr,esrs swd teslers in Wives, Ii.
qsors. swd Fr~sisi~sA, M ~ GssaI st.,
sn1 ~ Cr,sssasH :, (Aeis eeR Cusivss
Iio.se snt Tie Rirer)
lave oprmd = laryv and we'll selected
] stock " tho ahovs AsticI~., which they
.is.r ON M favorable terms ~ ran BE- purchased
At any h"as~ IN ih~ city II New Ovl~sna PET
-ous visiting thu city will pl~asr fav"s ih~m
with = call. Al ord~rs peumpsly and faithfully
attended u. B, strict stts"tiOn I" hu>in~ss shey
hoIss u give vxneral raii-fs'iiom and t. re,~ivs
= liberal shssv of patronage, particularly fron'
their rexss ffi<,sds
Jan. \. 1883. m27-ly.
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~ YALE JR.. Il co. ~ Magazine street.
W New Orlrans. Whoi,saie itatrys ~ fn,-
parted Staple and Fanny Niiks sand A''"m ti~Hi',
i.sces, t.shrodr, .es. t;t,,s, Namiiios, Fringe'.
Hrsids. Buttons, ti'mpr. trimmings s6k'ris
Ho"ne,s. Nysr Iis,., Ribbons, Ar!fc'"
Fioxer,, Millinery Art'eies, aud Rich Fancy
Dr.ss ;~4s NJ oil ki~.ts. a full aud e"'"pcie
as.os, n~,d II every thing in their line 1t the
very latest fashion, constantly cn hand. Count
~ Merchant. Waiting this City are respectfully
invited to call aud examine before purchasing.
&. YALE, IN. y co.
~ Asgsr,,s~ strs~t between
Comu,on and Gsavirs.
Jan. 10, IoA1.
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n, BROW ER l. COS
CSE FURNISHING STORE


i,CtMP STREE, >EW ORLEANS
HII<A, Glass and Earlhenwarr; SILVER
" Spoons, Forks, Ladies', &c: Pls'rd C">-
tors, Candl~.t,ks. WALTERS, takc-Sask-i-
Spoon-, Forks. Sc. Britannia: r-a>r,s,
Pitchers. urn-. Cups, g.. Ton War;: A gen
rrai assortment. Word War: Tubs, Buckets.
Broon,., Baskets, &c. Brushes: fi""r i'"s'-
inv, scrubs, " hi'rwa-h. &c. Casiings. Pots,
Trakrttle.. Griddi~-, &c. .jnl"mprry; Wal.
~rs, Buckets. Boxes. Cutlery; KNIVES and
Forks. OF nil descriptions and qualities. Bras,
and Iron. Frnd~r.. And'ron-. Shovel. and
Toug-. Lamps: ofcv-ry DESCRIPTION. Cork
ing Nio,e,: The celebrated Rrpublic Stove.
In short, every article required 10 furnish
house, (rxcept cabinet furniture and dry goods
being the mos, extensive assortment IL any onr
store in the city.
" Good. for the country packed with exsr.
care.
Jan. 10, 1888.
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~. kAWLlAa. 1. n. DUaCAn
1)AWtJ<H. DUNCAN L Co., Cauos F'se.
IL ,ors swk Csmmissios .Mercksnis, No. ~
Garond~lst street, New Orleans. NJ J
Rsvgx ro-Jsnsa Y. Collier, Colonel 4. II.
Cooper, W. =. Flanders, J. r. Rossboroagh,
Joseph ~. Taylor, Harrison county: Dr.. John
w. AassIe, }. }. galloway kssk cosnty; n
Tsaw ~k, jefferson.
We will furnish tagging. Rope, and Plan
.stiea ssppiiss - PiAntsss skipping - w
above h3uss.
EVANS, GREGG, L KEY.
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49, ~ ~ oD
0PYlCH, Ne. ~ Ussviss sepsss, No. 9.
. ,ssss, L. sssss Csasses, Nsaa6Ase1. Weess
svv.l.as, ossss ~ Ukvss, = ssWy Asssnv.
.iss. tJas, Z. isSAl al y
The following IL saotles instance Of M o..
ton:sl.iue cusvs, which. 6sssv~l ley n"lds, Gan.
CT n,cior. ~ rdrc,'ny. " shose who ere a.
Aried with this drrsdiul diseass GOV any that
sss sAum~ss,rd aboyr.) Dill esii upon hsus, he
will satisfy th<ns from the Testimony OF yer.
ans VI the hsst rs~prctahilhy, With ~lsosa We,
eau sonsss.s, that ~ can and dues do, oil that
ts psuss.sss. IL has xusrd several css~s tssst
have h~sa given up BY ,hv most eminent Pssr.
.'t,oters IN the coan,vy, aud IN a short I~r'od
VI tia,r. iiis trva,ns~n, !. mild al gentle.
No one should coa,imu~ ~ suties whsa relief
10 10 tloss a hand:
Nrw ORLEANS, ns~emb~s ~, 1882.
Dear Mr. . Permit M,e 10 express 10 you my
warm Thank. fos ,h~ great G~n~hs received
from YOUR treatment, and to ssy ~ you thai
am now entirely we'll And. ~ u Il ea-e,
which should add To your growing r-putasio"'
think IL but juss that the f~ts should l'~ es"''
munws,~.i 10 the pabl.. You sr~. therefor. At
l,i~rty to make any u.~ IT sh'. certificate You
u,ay desir~ aud, u pss.ons writing the eiiy,
who ARE afflicted ~ ! was. should wish To III
ausr further into the matiar, am rr~lA'ed to
satisfy them Of the truth II my statement
I had y Large cancer on the calf II NV ;eR
and va. under the trea'mcn, "f the lat la" d
ur. G,lL~rt tos eight month";, when he pro-
nvune.d m~ cured. During this tns~. suffered
= cvra, deal frusn his tf,ai mrnt, and paid him
= considerable .ua, " money. For eighteen
uomllss after Dr.. G,lbes, gave me ny ~ e"r'd
\ l. -. k.sd It'd n 2
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,. GALL. A q % q u ,

80 EkAt. ~A.iesais and retail Grnrev.
= . v's,nx end Formarding .N.rchsm
t'U ~ street. opposite steamboat landing
-f ,rs. L., will give strict attention 10 al
br.l entrusted to hi. care.
& srtly On hand la'y- and well selected
.ineI plantation aud family ss"e~s,~s, which
ar4 ID cheap for cssh--an"nx which ss~
sag saa, fish. pork, lard, oils. rotIs~r. rhoco.
Mir "a bs~f. butter. fruits, ssHdl~.. ssis,
81. ssrot, cheese, ~ sups. noia.s~., s"sp-.
900. .ms, sw~. hardware, tobseco, ciyss,,
golN shot, lead. starch. Ae.
ff rhes. psles paid tos cotton, hides. pei.
trr.. .I lr~swMx.
ssr. are invited 10 give ne call and
exxu,ia~ tDs themselves
ar Orier. tor the surrounding country carr
fully and promptly attended to.
May !, 1852. ]4u
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SCOTr 4 SElRl\C.

WHOLESALE AND KE1 AL ,LOTIIlERS
So and 90 Canal, cora~, NJ tjkl lire. street.
.\sG Orleans.
DUNERS will nj nil time. find large and
- -ra,o enable stock ON hand, Of our avn
manufacture, ~ Yer, low aud uniform prices.
Asa, u luII stock 81 SHIRTS. hosiery. gloves, .us-
pend,rs, trunks carpet. b,gs, umh'eIln-, c,c.
JOHN ID, =. OFT Il co.
80 Nassau n, N,n YORK.
aJ' Please take u mcn,oranduin VI our name
and numlr IN
Jan. 4, te.,J n?1-ly'
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N,tiEI.DY, SEYMOUR. T. CO. late S-y.
~ m"us, tlasrl,ett, 4 Co., WAole.si- Grrrrs
sHd t."mssissw.~ AlsvcAsnis, NJ. ~, to,dras
ar II. New Os.~as'.. Keep consssnily IN hand
lAsxe aud we'll selected sto.k vi vr,~rs,~s
and peodur~. which they are psrysrsd ,o =. Il
low "' cash, ~ approved city ssctp,s,rrs.
Jsn. y, 1855 ml7 IL
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~ RICHARDS, No. !, Charities street.
IL. Is,ppricr and Wholesale "eaisr ~ f"-
,,yu and Domestic Hardware, has rv'i''d "a
,r,y large addition 10 HI. pr~''"n-', 's'en-'e
stock ii shelf Hard ,arr. IRON etc. which ne
III. "a to county merchants On the most 'a'"f.
able terms. The following sompri-e ~" "'
the stock
200 tons Swcde lron assorted;
100 ton. Hoop, Band Boil, ',""d sheet Iron
~ tons east, german. and blister steel
200 ca-k. trace. 10y, aud "a CHAINS;
I3v CASKS hoes. assorted, Carolina. Louis
lana clubbing, etc,
1000 kegs nails. asserted, weymouth ard
anchor brands,
1000 dozen axes assorted, Collins, Hunts,
aud other makes.
AGO dozen shuvels and spades, assorted
Amc.', Rowland, and "tsc' mak.-
100 tons Slavery r Co.'S castings, consist
my ~ pot, ovens, 'pldtr-, fredos~
cyuitfnn., etc. etc
Cologne MN Stones, Min Irons. AID b"li-
my Clo'h- together ~hh II full assortment OF
shelf hardw ar,, cutlery. guns, 81,
Neu Orleans. Jan \ 1888. h!1 -O".
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KEY 4 HAWKINS, FACTORS end Gen.
ri Cosss,,sion Merchnnss, No ~
. stre~t, New Orleaas. }. J. CAaxurm,
Marshall, Texas,
t. offer th<i, best services 10 planters
,erchan,s, spd promise attention and
tne-s 10 al coniisnmsn,s entrusted TO
a Il; 1853. ,y
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>'iE copas'n. r.i.ip ler.t"f'sw es'4'ag e!
l the hrm r Ward. " ,l.on, 4 I a., :!
day dissolved by limitation w \. u ~
and q. W. Nnme. i.a my purcAssrd We q
inisr~.t ii J. H. Wiisom, 10 ssA Ara T.
l~s-",s ind. bird !" thu ..n,s wM vtVee
and settle with The s<s'ainsy a'~s.ls y =
co,wrrM.
". \. D. WARE.
y. WILSON,
q. W. \lvION.
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- RANAWAY fsosm lhe ssesss .ss
living ~ miics scsih-sss, II sssn
y T~ass. TN sis~ ssh n July -. a
- nsss BY the uxuss Vi AxARiAl
U1.hl saM ltrs" ~" y~sss - ~
WYNN E.q. 1T Ass,i'sll, snd h+ bseuyes
tt"m M.l,,ir. Ala liz I. sbuut y 49,
usv; Of bl.rt ecmj',t zsu; a. f<s' I'll
will weigh sL.us 1ti ~ I7o In hss 49, !. n
hIs~4ss ~ 4atss Dag ID sh~u = 49,
p<sfs rn$~ lst s6AlJ ~kll VI rhe s's''A !.
xill gre slss stssvs <was1 II ~ ~
mssve. Il t~G~essA ~ r, - pas-d =
r. r. GATLlS0.
0lsd. Apsiag ?. a., ljtwvtsss -,
Asm. 10, IH61 la.
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fl.,n- received iur tnc .",ss.--. '''"' N""'
Nus,ca! Times, and the Bain S-s oh" y,
addressing the undersigned, ealai"sore OF mn-
.r will w sent 10 ANY par, oi the adjoining
states.
Dec. !, 1851. WM. !. MA1'.
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rlhostr, Ceea.. &c,

OUCH ~ c"rsi-. a--.I-, t"up-, ar c"siain
- holders, curtain h,u.i- aud pins, c"rnw~ 81
r"d.. Muslin tur,ai".. large aMd -x.-''~,.e ~
sur n'-M II paper hanvinv- aud holders.
For sale At low pric+s,by
JOShi'li EATER, Camp II.
Jan. s, ib6j. "21y