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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-27
HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL,
FL YETTE, NO

T'HE EIGHTEENTH Session of Howard High
=, Il School will begin on Monday the 2sth Of
February.
PRoF. DAUBER, assisted by his accomplished
Lady, will continue TO give lessons in Vocal and
instrumental music. AS thorough and experienced
Teachers they have few superiors. Classes will he
formed in French and German. The special at
tention of young gentlemen is invited to the favor
able opportunity here offered, for acquiring a
knowledge of the German Language, now SO essen
ual to Professional and Business men.
w Boarding, including washing, &C., ST so
dress w r. r ITCKv az
Fayette, January q. 1S53--3,.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-27

Mr.. Polk moved TO reconsider the motion
to print; he wanted the documents to 60 10 a
committee, that it might be determined
whether it was prudent to publish them.
Mr.. Stanley demanded their publication
in justice TO the Prcsiden; pending the de-
bate the House adjourned.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-27
from the Missouri Republican. ]

'''-'' y - = -0''
II is great mistake TO Affirm, that The
People have determined not 10 connienoncc
this species 0! currency any longer. But
for the newspaper articles, the personal
pique in which It Is not difficult 10 see, not
= disturbing thought would have pas sed
Through any one mind about these shinH.as-
tiers.
They are, as al! know. on sure tounda-
ton no open declaration. over any res
PohslDIe SIGNATURE, care 10 be made that
i"'y are not goo" ior ~ %h.t .ney pNrpoFt "a
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-27
Thirty-second Congress Second Session
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 10.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 10.
SEYATE.-The credentials of Mr.. S. S.
Phelps, Senator from Vermont in place of
Upham, We're presented. He was sworn
in and took his seat.
The Military Academy bill, with amend
ments, was concurred in and passed.
Cass' Monroe doctrine resolution was Ia
ken up. Mr.. Mason having the floor,
made speech, taking the ground that Mon
roe's declaration was made under peculiar
circumstances, and had the desired effect,
and should not be revived unless upon re-
currcnce Of such state of affairs.
Mr.. Cass responded.
Mr.. Dixon gave notice of his intention to
offer resolution referring the Bulwer
treaty TO the Committee of Foreign Rela-
lions, with directions 10 report if the treaty
had been violated. On Mr.. Dxon's motion
the debate was postponed till Tuesday.
The Pacific Railroad Bill. was consid-
cred. Mr.. Brooke'S substitute was ruled
out of order.
Mr.. Chase offered an amendment, strik-
ing out the provisions for branches and ter
minus, leaving that point TO be decided by
the President, after the survey by the Uni
ted States Engineers.
Senate adjourned without action.
HousE.-The House took up the New
York Branch Mint Bill. A debate ensued,
which lasted till the morning hour expired.
Messages were received from the Presi-
dent, in relation 10 the refusal of the Florida
Indians TO remove west Of the Mississippi,
asking action upon The subject; also in reia-
ton TO the Armstead negro claim upon the
government Of Spain for their value.
An unsuccessful attempt was made TO
get mp the French Spoilation Bill, and the
House adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
SEYATE.-A report from the Secretary
Of the Treasury was received and referred.
Mr.. Seward presented a petition from
the New York Legislature, relative to the
distribution Of the public lands among the
States for internal improvements.
A report from the Commissioners to run
the Mexican boundary line was presented
and referred.
Mr.. Pearce urged the taking up of the
bill for the payment of the debts-referred
The Pacific Railroad Bill was taken up;
after a short debate the Senate went into
executive session, and afterwards adjourn
ed.
HousE.--The Speaker announced thu first
business to be the question, that the New
York branch mint bill be reected-a de-
bate ensued, until the expiration of the
morning hour.
The President sent message in answer
to resolution calling for information touch
ing the capture and confscaton by the
Spanish authorities, of the bark Georgiana
and brig Susan Lord, it was ordered TO be
printed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-27
A z CO ST!!

T AIDES Lace Capes;
IL Ladies, French worked Collars and Cuffs :;
Dress trimmings Bonnet Ribbons;
Fancy Dress Silks, patterns;
DeLaines, all wool, . patterns
Small lot Plaid Shawls;
Ladies' Shoes, different kinds;
Few Pieces Ginghams;
Bed Blankets, four pair;
LADIES' in want of such articles as above nansd-
can get good bargains, they are to be sold before
our Spring stock is received.
January 81 fI1E7
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Trustees Sale of Reag Es,ato

Whereas, Reuben Messerly did, on the Cd
W dayd April, 1919, execute deed oftrust
to the undersigned to secure debt speci6ed
therein, on the of the n E ! and the ! Of the
5 E of Section 81, Township 40, Range II. con-
tanning 100 acres. Now as said debt remains nm.
paid l will, on ~ u''-
TUESDAY, 9TH MARCH,
Sell said Lands TO the highest bidder for zach -,
the. town of New FRAsxIIN, Howard connty ~
Due attendance will be given by Robert Colcm,,.
or JERE KINGsBERRY, his Agent.
January 81 lS53-5W.
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PUBLIC ENAN,ENh FlaN.

TNHE EXAMINATION Of the Students OF "ELM
Il RIDGE ACADEMIC will take place on
Thursday and Friday, the oath and 25th February
next.
Inc patrons of the School and the lovers Of lit
erature generally, are invited 10 attend.
january ~, lS52-tde.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-27
TIL I II N ES .
CITY OF GLASGOW.
Thursday Morning, January 27, 1853.
Club Subscribers.
follows

The Clubs on our books will expire 4:
follows:
Roanoke Club. No. 3. Volume Il.
Flore:ta Club, No. 20. Volume Il.
New Franklin Club. Nc. 50. present Volume.
East Fork Club. no. 10, Volume II.
Penney'S Club No. 81, present Volume.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-27

E5=Silver is advertised for in the Balti
more papers, at 2! per cent premium. paya-
lie in gold
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For Sale.

& IN Negro Woman who is good cook and
CD washer: EoEsale, on reasonable terms. En-
-Aqune at his ONCE. Jan27tf
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Robt. Cornelius,
VIM Waylopd

]. B. Bradford, Robt. Cornelius,
VIM. P. Phelps, VIM. Wayland.
M. d. Rylc, j. T. Taylor,
j. w. Graham, John Chonstant,
George Draper, John Newvert,
John McMillin, John Minor,
W; L: Upton, w. Y. Lockridge
]. H. Wayland Allen Lloyd,
Harvey Thompson, James Peterson,
4. j. Brockinan, Jesse A. Barnes,
Ihos. b. Cavanah, George Althousc,
John 3. Goldsbeary, Chas. F. Wright.
On motion of Mr.. Draper,
Resolved, That the Secretary transmit
copy fthese proceedings TO the Glasgow
papers, with request that they publish
them.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
J.B. BRADFORD, Chm'n.
w. p. LopnAN, Sec'y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-27
The Currency.

Quite 4 number Of articles have recently
appeared on this subject in the st. Louis pa
pers. ut first, people paid considerable at
tention 10 thc2r suggestions, but recently,
their tone, and other circumstances, indicate
more Of personal malice than care for pub
Tic good. PAoE & Bacon, against whom
in fact everything is aimed, are very
acceptable and popular private bankers, in
St. Loui,-are reputed as doing four times
as muck business as the Bank-and greatly
more than the other hrokers-ond SUCCESS
ful competition being out Of the question,
the game Of pulling down has commenced.
IN st. Louis, their issues are currently re-
ceived and used, al par, BY every body; they
are received, at par, by all the merchants
Iand business men Of this city, and We advise
every body to do as we do-get all OF it
Yhich can be had, in ar honest way.
q We extract q portion of two articles
tnathaye appeared, that our readers may
see the other side.
From the Missouri Republican,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-12

An for me Oypna6s - New Orleans Sufferers
suhscr e. respectfully nouncss the p.opis Of
80" operating IN the good c-d "a Chi, city
ssd g~nsou Poaded 30 otns atties " tho Uaion
~ ssnsns ster,Ai I'D the tho OBI tent
stag IN New OvsaDs he has dessr sopr pirate
tire DAY =" t.i~ ~suss
fHUE isTH INSTANT FROM O'CLOCK A. L
IT, l"e'cLoox MIDNIGHT
th. ID, spp"i. ~, object and "A oder
Va wsbs Tie ssss as la, ~ possible that no
AL 'i'n of.r - - Hsxa.r In the ~ N,ehoA- SIT
f,.sdas, .nd at hi. s,,,e 2,4 broadly opp ss. "a
Paul. CAuch mort .eien Ar sxssnsiss took ~
that have besb exhibited New
" va,f ~ ~ el- all ~ w.t.h have nxnufso
I'D ane .uec,,s' sxp..sy 'or n. establish mont
no a. eos ha ann csp~. ladies rdtnx hss gloves
o. sfips eht. reus hat. caps; umbrellas ,srss Aoi
oArt<t isdi.' nd otss ha.v~ bonusss and s.rv
ssse ht"ch ~ lsdies fur the
smine winter
'ss bassar in the g. Nioho,ss Hotsl Bi3 B,,aa .av
.M - 'xfi ited mo.t b.sutfn, and It
tts osrc sndt that has oo-nad L, pihii
r-,e,rion th's ice the atI.n.ic COO s..i .vsrv
fs a. s",r ard si', h-.ddr--s: AND rrs o,osh,s
t,s' to- siotlis l.~ies brr and head I.di,
mis- I'D "yr' shoes hosero 90 fn- Isrten v.n.I.nen
ehi'ern. l.a.s' ridtn< hat. costumes ~ vrs ANA
whIs; fs'rs Foodr s,i'ab- pre--ut unhralls. u-s
lArs fms snnfactured arassy ,or the c,min .,ntsr
s".s ssd mirs beaver b"nnet, isc.s aud embro d.rio
b .v~ry varsity
In i've complete effect tho oooaa, m "a. ,sor
pHi ~ 't' earl. hour ~ six e',ck 10. nor,i
spr wv ssmatn ob+I til Lsevs az mijn mt "a Al
ee.dr .o6 4 these Embellishments hays slwsy. ha sb
TIL 49, III. I'VE pr'i,s of ~ 10 dsys' sales
cv~' 10 'lt howard A-soei-t,1 of NJ O-as thstr
Art ~ ," afneoor sted y th. b~p"ft o. Tho ,rp,.ns
4. ny he calamity which Mss Visited shat re
h,t- rhy its .uhscrib-r trrs's th.& n be .i
~ the erou1 If TIE cubic this a.
srd wall snoru facility th visitors Of his two
es'ab'sLmsntS Tho paoles ne 4 y. -,rsaut
JOAN n GsstN
Nos 2'4 az 5i3 BrJaiwsv.
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The Rss,
1osse sorkrossh, &c.,
Wholes II ssd rs.Ail,
Extsy rinato- depot ~
COs cAh'S
l48 Broadway N. Y.

Yellow wever- no follow i.0 CorrosuoU.
20 ~ . .'s ,; =; and s ut v..sns
tye". fevs, th'. ds tho hmm "a r. ON b.
'S ss. Of %.: ~: ,: !" .,".
~ 40 =. no !" \. @s:; may DO ya
' s.:r, y t.,.lhs. ka.,sDs 81. ,,smoe,as
nu.n ,as. Il W.: w:@ :, rs%T NJ =. s'h
10 2s%.do. s'rcr', Hoho.en rhr .a.i"his san
Dear P.lms-- rs.i, must os,aT.' 40 d.
u.ac.l .srD', T. s.ii- As,.n ssoS N sv.s.,"%
a. ~, y. a.. ..v s"e 49, oonona.s ao".r
s.,S wshs. ,s-o :" - no IN A: s. r..
.rh % .s a. -s%s
Wv. .ni g -,'r, ~, hat h"a- TO
e"mps,. tv., well I anishd ,hs ~IoI- ,a,si, a.d .m
il 10 y" os my f- s"s
..we t.v. ,aa wh ~. .s.-ao' n"os i.u.i
at'n.s ?, cholera - ~ri,e ..oa WIS v.,y r.
n. Dr., inter. s.co v. received ..L .,y
from , ,s r'sasRs. Sun Wa pah,e! ~.hos
r--,y.d s.y o'reat Dom mnnos,n rom tie wr,-r rrm
"n. f.' % 'he M Th"np% ~. ,ssr '''
ss., .. a. Il. "l sss r"s rs.'ys
r.,' ar" ~ 80 ,rr..m.u, D all
snH en's hut have never rsconmsdsa for
:" n.t sso 20 p,aeo gur remedies = quo.
M, 81 = n"ss n, o.n,ot eure sthon ~
trur yri'o sf"r Il 6ss ."zed up,n ,h "r
IN" ~. our srsa, Rel alone I'D
'iyr 80 p.c.1.r .',n-.
~ msus ~ ~ mi--fnAfio n~ mqa tons f.ve.a ,,f
"'ir' so'owf = vav, wa "A
The TSSdv "h-f ~ az Il-at ptiuva,t
81 - Sn-, non cations I'll. b-s,n a. osber al IN
J" q .ther Il ~ b" sid o,es - b,ss ~
~. rat' ny @poy'o u Ntrna' rh- ca nal
Ant rm with afvy.
Re'''f. "nr oth-r I'm dies ona 10 II, a,so,, IN
nhs'tnte for Ne MI te .dyag Koa H. n.
v r. aps narc--as AID resulstins els and o,k,c
n IF the system. 80
w-a, p"sit'v. hat h4d -. Thomp On t.sn eer,I
tcrs pfssG of thc blue wis hs ave- hess :, ,r,
rel,e, al snd hsve svosd off If an
Ia" lrg.d turtfaI yemadt
Fer ,Lba. J-t.e H. f.y4r di.friota go vo,,d ,so,n
VIE mi 70 ~ taken ids INA e fnorninx
'ns ~, an. orc - rsdws = Regulators ns,t -
" 80 cd ahoh all teRur- g. al p'os""tio sta .he
~ 80 - sia,i. and hea.h~ rssptp y of .he
:. )" 'ii,siclsnr. p icrIa ~. svu'd "msad
s'Sto's tte he>t and Lat ~ is,Nbg ria.
.h oils s"iubi.i tns' nSo' f-yr Pnbl o's
'A" nabW- Co., I62 fsI'o' strsss ~.
'S"s'sS S.soinss ~ as.r =, tl .sss's - 'seksoxs
.nrsy.o veins ~ the legs bnes s.p. -p'sal
- ']"'Vs .'bs and sopports nh foot ubnh 500
=. ~, ostrnmsn,s 9Th an a.ortnent Of Gldresg
'i0ss0s' - 70 Anp ssreet, near Broadway.
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pur ~'sGers sysp eio.-o Rnssssasaoee ia
sh sr"'' ~ ~ Ave hundred eauti'" ruii tats And
S' s.rs ted At wcss Flnhg s.kes pit
A. v. ,,'ra .LB-R
nj nlb' snt'o.esr 1ht bsu,i'n o., pert. e,,u.tsf
~ 'tN-'n f'"oHr h-ts. ths VI 81 sai
Jh.hpr H"'Ps extsnsiv Of the Nm
nfry TIE me- st1s,e ~ West P,ushjuy
fei'ts AID des'ln-d % one n. an b.an, al
vilstes L"h lTste sr ntI IN -. ol,.-.e,
t-s,rs lle sho wsAh M.
rcre,cs ard The 49, IA ne,, ~ ~, .,.,ss
ouslt,. IT.. Nef " rt md F'n-hnx k,,,at - -,
he IN nta,, ~ a.
p,saier nd cssa-a seay tnr IN ~. ss.n,,
f'','are. -rd wl tie deO IL. os,t.s go
ftnsias Wet Fin hing wi,s,B INJURIES ~,
f,,r TIE I'D trains ill ny steam ,owsr ~. st..
eutufe tsf'rh only abo"s ave hi,-s ADD hair ary
tsp forr b",,h "'rocs " tii ~ "'aIock a. rat,
g. utftim not 'drg ii,rs p,r sn.
I'm VIE much ,ess omni "a st..,s a.
ar III "IeT' sed gr,trd and "a spaced
oft'utrf tie ernuhcs rtf., pc c.n the oarohas.
p'rrs my smin ODD ~ rsQa r. ar u q
y'eFs ~ per . diIonIn, NJ sen md AZ
t"r ret' 'er esh. Tie II u,qrrtfnahie - sh,oh
5''''d s'tto o. etl be furnished parstN.+
o. ehstge and "ess', viii he psse hifh,'st ID
~ ne ~ oopor'npi'v IA offered wnich sh,u
hsc'o sn perr".- 'k"g :" MAKE Inv I'm
E"mrht =. order - the n"i eHr 81 IN. ioc "a
A., a. ~. n' ne er"psty al r.nsne-i, ,of a,'s,A
f ~ sac VII 10 IN nishcd e. tie rs- ~ ,rx.,
W s,r 9th ,ttogra 'tc maps aid full particulars %
sLLiviI, 40 Nassau street. :
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Tokal

he iskYmspss for this week In vhtsn the esass Of
Sssth Wss Iot cd o, tbs orc oss udsstss
e N humber OF 10 ct least $ofs ysios lever
n.hy soSts tor tue "ssA, BY snss
0b care 6t4
bssrosr y 6ecrease for this wees tue one pre-
cson sboiDs % So uIdsy n 27tn August, of 6l8
tc,sl inter me-. -, Ar oSS o. yslos fever
The shruS so.D toe ,0tSrm0a orted Fri
DAY 49,, sLs occasr ps "Wednesday "a Thursday ~As
10 oosbs osiSs tho rSo1-n Change In tho ~sstasr
. poA-aat temp SsuIs- To II = emily
sss y onsgrse.biS ostarr pseson IN
20 balm iosts'd&v hs-over the ssslnsr rssuaael
welcome ohs' sctsrisics and IL naco %
hopso bet ! Will JeDeiS ".
To ssn'S Isi" seeks report with thai o. tho our
web. prt viOus give sb~ ioiO siny ssas iasudax
fer ysfOS ,iItve nths Of In wn,ca ne
csase u, sessn not gwen -
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bs Doctors oert,doA did not
NJ eau vi o,sth r~psrtsd b. tas B,Aed VI
~S ty tas ls-t six seeks - che psoosaiDg tse,s 70
me nsD VI SAs ~ tns~s sS Toe liz .svsasa,
yslssS t~vt siveg lv1 enAr aiseA-e
o., ~ he ga r,eso aNds1 t. 9l9 tn, o. Ut
go sanl 'ADS o'.o nov tnas disttlcs4
IN. 0ty fyOA MAJ e. ,.sMbsr 1910 pssso a nave
20 VI ysis fever 0rsoy assrsys deaths oy enAs
eLeshs Tor TIE I,.oty cish days cuasd la period
Of ~ d. o. -.en day
Ou weekly report Of the Charity Hospital Is Is fol-
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,vERT'NEMRNM eENEwEt EVERY yAt.
q SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES "a

PERADRAL
-
TpFORB4 TON wANPpD UH NARY LYVCH FROM
! Ba'lh shine, "unty a. iseassr, lrsa.d Wh.n ,ast
head ot Wsrd'r blend Hospital T. Ma 1859
nfc asio. Of her will ths okl ves~ived IA aiets
,tthe, "sharibs Lyssh corner Of fsyty first
NTH
%AlSs FANNY DATER, o. NEw uRLEsNS, WsLL
wi find letter for her the Bfoads ny Post ofhce
Broadway rear CaaAl sArsst
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t...d :. ~ :.... :, -. l,.s,: =. No
s. .:::s 20 =: ~.
.ss,s q she, ga Ss ssssss whsss s.ss,
= sS.h'ss' - 's''r They s.'. :. s'..'s 's"s
0yssa, pa,..- -C, 0GDs Z q Cs's = ssaa.
P'. has 'ss ,hs 'hs~s Of sani..,ss "a shs - AMI
.sIs v.,ssss. q aOsASs wArsRs SIS s,o.Swsy
GsIss..,sn's sy sssn Of Ps"~...hss. Eve
ever, nj: .,ss iS. :s % ~, boy
70. ' g. sta ''h sL,vss B. SSSDssira s ''''
500 Bread way. sorss Of F.ankns street.
Or. povvsn, Osusist Aar.s., 40 tl.u.,v,s
II Ss;:s' .s r.. !. sss " n : e.
y: -. r.; .s:: e re s:;" as., .,as
like Aha natural ssS resembles IA 10 color ass
spr-'msp
snowy C."w"s arc very we'll soc .ls~"-
,.or. vrs .,u. S.s m.r. s. nae ~, s s - n,'s
\. s ;....ior s:', ~: %ann...'o'sd sold
s~~r.>o's sa.sUasn tA~a. Oy. u. ssssu.,as al.
1 sss s ss =: ::. w
soap Tor ae,i.s sppss rsesl.. sss~sss. sh.ps
ss ss . ::::: .s ... =: =:
8sIa B-.ss Will so~~ os.apsp.s ny sD.
q. Of s.,s.r. chsy'oato.i This .o"esr'uI s'.o.
ss. -,.,, .ni~s .i.. s.s f.i.d r., "a pS.. Is ssss
otsie Sold sveey ~h~rs P,iocipaI d~po aARK MA
"as aair Dressing saloon 40 8ro.asay.
Hair Dye and WSss -B.tsholsr's Ma" a.
fssiory for ,hsss articles 10 r~mnv.d 2a3
opposts the PAX where hs AooMmm Nations
vorlS Tor The spnic~tos AZ u
h ss's If BIZ. .~ly Invented wgs and ssupsss Nia- pr
sst~ JooOs all 81 one floor
Ii 10 =. unlvsrsal sh-ss walton that tn-
,ss. s,s most sssu.a and p.1r.,ns hsss ~ h.r !.
ns..p,. *. ..ms i sss sac - ovsfi's wsSpsas
en- q, ia Chamber street,
Wigs suo Tsap~es m, uhavst q a caro-, ~
-ad'n lane ave th lagos. mssnf,o'uee 81 ~,gs har
siss torp1ss seslpa ladies' f','t brs'ss rim "a bans
r.,a, 40 ~sds Of u" bsst matria. md .srr"n'st
surely sss suited Cog, aha sra re.s
Clsar YOu- Coin psexsSn, d. Yoar HAIR
"loss th brown hu.sed skin viii md their skin
clear a. .hise after wAsha ~t.h .t shs reduced
,sp,ona salt ph~um Ao sid tho dep IT L
hpps liquid hvosn 81 eek hAr dye, piss ,ay M
RI mir 6'walktr street. This dys iasAantly sofseps
snd 1, q not injsrs. Try u.
Yes, my LSvs lss .li very yvssi, out my
Msya .ro." 'rhs- Wis d"ns you The. susn'
par. 81 .hs sea, Try n GKAii An ~ Ann stree. s.a
al druggists Brookyn: srs H.,es l76 Pnltos STREET
H.b- ~ aek'. Worm Syrup a>o Liver s.sil.
have onrrd persons Of hver ol.ints
witl in the 'ast week shan al Abe do.t CITY
iihd lib. to many may seem boa ttss: Int at al NJ
doubt call ~ che deesois once No 10 -orth Id
plssslphis. - the tour tsp~ suriug q
iSf6 urh.s; ,lse thr,esn from child |. stsen
m.,,h. old s,:, tot IL s.s:h .oSsa.ss
Barclay street, York. wholssals Tor the
tsates.
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TII EPIDBnlC IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ nnasha
Ip..D ~ -. .sss..- Iissyan- S.,x Al
H. seyDsns. h On soe es1s ~ies ~ tue cav Tor the
vsb 0e,Ss - ssx o'clock ys~ssecsy a"~s,s SA.u Do
Dy ysjl0w isvs, bsDs those osyo6~d tos Oh, o. ,isos
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