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WHITE BRANDY, &c.-Just received.

WHITE BRANDY, &c.-Just received.
w and for sale
White Brandy, fourth proof, tor preserving.
Green Ginger, Mustard SEED, spices, Of every
kind.
White Wine Vinegar, and 2 600 gallons pure
Cider Vinegar
To which the attention OF al those in want is in
viied GEO. & THOS. PARKER & co,
opposite Browns Marble Building.
aug 2-eo3w.
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Banks Of the District.

The following are the only Banks in the District
having offices Of REDEEM ption here and conducted by
responsible stockholders
Corporation of Georgetown. .............1 n. c. dis.
Bank of Commerce and Farmers &
Mechanics Bank, Georgetown..........par.
Bank Of Metropolis. par.
Bank of Washington. .................... par.
Exchange Bank, Selden, Withers Co.. n p. C. dis.
Farmers Merchants Bank, Statham,
oHitiiSoh y p. c. dis.
iduiotic bdhh-----... par
Q-Above list TO be corrected from time to time
North and South Carolina money bought at y
pei cent.
Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New York
at X per cent.
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A Temperance Row-The Police Called in t
Quell the Disturbances.

Quell the Disturbance
The New York Tribune, of yesterday, whose
editor we believe is delegate to the World s
Convention gives the following:
The session of the Worlds Temperance Con-
vention, at Metropolitan Hall, this morning.
was disorderly throughout; but for about two
hours it was scene of the most intense ex-
element, SURPRISING anything we ever saw in
a Convention wherein there was no personal
violence.
The police were called in to clear the hall
in doing which, Mr.. Booth. editor of The NIL
rcauAie Free Democrat, who claimed the right
to remain in the capacity of a reporter, was
forcibly elected by the police-he having par
ticipated in the contention.
The disturbance arose on account of an at
tempt made By Rev. Antoinette Brown to
address the Convention.
Her attempt to do so was greeted by deaf
ening uproar of mingled Kisses, groans cheers,
whistling stamping, cries Of turn her out -
go on!' shear herr &C. The uproar
battles description.
The Chairman decided that she had right
~ a delegate to he heard. On an appeal from
the decision of the Chair being takcn it was
sustained; and when Miss Brown undertook
to proceed the uproar waa renewed with in
creased energy.
The police cleared the Hall and the business
Of admitting the delegates singly by calling
their names was undertaken.
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MISS M. s. CALLAN,

WILL open FEMALE SCHOOL, on 9Th at
W between I. and Nj streets, the FIR ST NON
Day IN SEPTEMBER. No pains will he spared
children to her charge Lessons in Music and Nee
de Work will be given. Terms made known Oh
personal application aug 27-eo2w.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

HJ Joe Shiliington receives all the NEW
Books and NEWSPAPERS fast published. He
Is agent for Harper's and all the other Magazines,
aud our readers will always find large and good
Sortlnent OF Blank Books and Stationery his Book
store, Odeon Building corner OF street and Penn
Sylyanla avenue. aug ~
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Death Of Ex-Governor Poindexte

LOUISVILLE. Sept. George Poinde1-
ter, Esq, Ex-Governor Of Mississippi,
died at jackson last night.
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DRESERVING Sugars, Pickeling
Vinegar, &c.
100 packages Loaf, Crushed, Powdered, Pulver-
lied, Ground, Cranulated, Havana, and Clari-
fled Sugars.
25 hogshcads prime and low priced Porto Rico
and New Orleans Brown Sugars.
1000 gallons pure Cider Vinegar, made in Virginia,
warranted to preserve pickles.
100 gallons imported White Wine Vinegar, for
picking.
900 pounds white and brown Mustard Seed, Long
Pepper, White Jamaica Ginger, Mace, Cloves,
SC.
For sale by E. E. WHITE & Co,
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and It'll
streets, opposite Bank Of Washington.
ang 29-eo6t
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ALEXANDRIA STEAM sAW.MILLs.

ALEXANDRIA STEAM SAW-MILLS.
Corner of Union aud Gibbon streets.
WE have constantly on hand, and for sale, large
w supply of WHITE and YELLOW PINE
TIMBER, and Eastern Shore WHITE DIX.
~ Orders for LUMBER SAWED to sizes filled
with despatch, and upon reasonable terms
aug 3O-lm+ SMITH & WATTLES.
Hay! HAY ~ HAY I!!-300 Bales prime
i l. TIMOTHY H.3Y in store and for sale to SUIT,
nv J. F. WHEATLEY.
aug 3o-2w Water street, Georgetown.
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JUST ARRIVED.
A SPLENDID assortment of the following cele-
"A brated brands of superior HAVANA CIGARS,
to which the subscriber invites an ins pecton OF bs
citizens and strangers. They have been careiuiy
selected by him from some OF tn. largest importing
houses in the North and which, for quality and
price, cannot fail TO give satisfaction:
Ell Dorado Ariana Neptune
Pocahontas flllibuSto Londres
San Mafeo Victoria La Mulata.
The MuIata will he found the finest Principe CT
gar ever brought TO this market
Fine Cut Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO, of
the first quality.
superior article of Turkish Smoking Tobacco
J. E. POWERS,
aug Soft street between 9Th and It'll eta.
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New N sic.

New M sic.
lust RECEIVED al The Music Depot. South side
~ Of Pennsylvania .7rsnue four Doors from l0th 81.
Songs Cone buy my spnrg 1ow'rs; Charity; There
is happy land All things love ;hse, do i When
shall meet again; Aunt Harriet Bsacher
Stowe; Petrinia waltz Lilly Da.e; schottisch
sleigh ride polka Alboni waltz; ROnda Capnccioeo:
La Fee Dansante; Fairy palka, by Jaell; Rainbow
schottisch lie Bananer, by Gottschalk, Ike. &c.
aug. Is. HlIBCS HITZ.
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For Rattle !!
ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR THE


n SEASON.
Green Ginger, Chinese Conserve or dry preserved
Ginger
Very fine pure ground Ginger, extra strength
White and black Mustard Seed
Caraway, Coreander, and Anlis Seed Celery Seed
Pure Cider Vinegar and white Brandy, and all the
requisites for fine pic!ling and preserving
Extra Vanilla and other Extracts
Engeh Gelantne, fine Candies
haple Sugar, Sage, Tapioca
Split Peas, fresh Hops
Pumpkin Flour, very fine, for pies
Lemon Srup. fresh, superior Rasins and Cbrrants
SeiaIitz Powders, Durkie's Bread Powders
Pearl Barley, Corn Starch
Cocoa Shells, aud all preparations of Chocolate, in
freshness aud quality unsurpassed in the city
Superior Black Tea, at 80 cents, same qualify and
price as before the raise
Medium and superior Green Teas, from so cts. to 81
Wolfe's Schei,'am Schnapps, pure Grape Juice Port
Lynch Oil, Safety Lamps and Feeders Lamps altered
TO suit
Patent Spring Candlesicks, &c For e by
H. M P. KING.
corner 18th and streets, north of
aug ls lyTh Jackson Statue.
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eT-~ STEAMBOAT for Sale

oil
$780, The propeller PENNSYLVANIA,
Is horse power, new engine and boiler, in complete
order, carrying 80 tons, 5000 bushels of gran is
offered at private sale. The boat is suitable for
either canal or river navigation, and will answer
well for towing.
Apply to g. A. SAGE, corner of lst street, east,
and street, Capitol Hill. sep 1-eo3t
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
w new assortment Goods, consisting in part
Of viz
Plaid Silks Black Silks, Figured Silks, Plain Silks
Plaid Raw Silks
Plaid and Figured French Mousseline de LANES
Black Alpacas, Bombazines, French McrnoS, En-
rlish do
Mousselne de LANES at 12x cents. worth % cts.
French Gnhams, English Ginghams, Irish Linens
Linen Sheetings, Table Damasks, Russia Diapers
Grape Shawls, plain Wonllcn Shaws
Cashmere Shawls, square and long
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinets, Vcstings
Three ply C,rpets, Ingram Carpets. Venetian Car
pets, Rag Carpets, Blankets of all kinds.
Bear in mind, from the large quantity of goods we
SELL we are enabled 10 give greater bargains than
can be had elsewhere.
sep 7-eo2w HALL s. BROTHER.
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aug 25

w siery, &C., White, Black, Gray, and Fancy
Colorea Yarn; White, Red, Blue, and Yellow Elan
nels; Misses and Children's Cotton ai.d Woellen
Hose; Silk, Cashmere and C,ton Hose of every
quality; together with a general assortment OF Fall
Goods Customers will do We'll TO give me call
VIM. K. RILEY,
aug 29-lm cor. Sth st., oppic Centre " arket.
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TO LANDLORDS AND OTHERS

J. gentleman having some leisure throughout the
week, would be glad 10 devote il in the collecting of
accounts for moderate compensation. Address
"A: b. City Post Office, Washington d. c.
AM Al
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Tie Race to doy.-Ws have svory assurance that
the trottins match at AZ o'clock this afternoon,
over the Columbia course, will DO of unprecedented
interest," the owners Of tie animals entered for the
race vising spiEitedy with each other in preparing
f,r the contest; AID the Iua!ch BENZ considered Of
such equality To raise ths excitsabe expectations
Of lovers OF the sport.
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Csrtrs N5rket.-Ths market, this morning, WIS bet
tar attended than usual by both sellers and burers,
and prices appeared to give satisfaction to all Some
ut.chierous person last evening started the water
from the fire plug in the roar of the Pers vorance
engine house and there a probab lily that many
Of the marksters would have to stand in mud and
w.ter this morsing; but some one succe--lsd in
stopping the aoE after some trouble.
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WHITE BRANDY, fourth proof, pure, for
w preserving peaches. --
Also, White Wine and pure Cider Vinegar
White and Black Mustard Seed. Celery Seed
Long Peppers, fresh Green Ginger
White Jamaica Ginger, and Spices of all kinds for
picking and preserving.
Just received few of fresh PruIcs, in small
jars
And dozen Flour Of Pumpkin, already prepared
for immediate
SHEKELL s BAILEY,
(successors to John b. kibbey * Co..
No. 5, Centre Market Space.
O. We shall he much pleased to present to our
customers ION application at the STOREY most e1
cellent Recipe preserving Peaches in Brandy in
very superior manner. S. Is.
aug 21-d3t&eo2w
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THE PROPRIETOR OF THE IR-
l. WING HOTEL would respectfully remind the
public IL II, during the repairs of Wiliards Hotel,
he offers accommodations To those who have bust
in the upper purt of the city, who like airy
and comfortable apartments.
aug 21-lm DANIEL ID. FRENCH.
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Highly S"cceslfui-Ths Kunksl Opera Troupe has
net with unsqualled success at Odd Fellows' Hall,
which again crowded last evening with its ususl
full and fashionable auditory. The performers were
in their best tim, ard thought that Master
Floyd surfs sed himsilf with his celebrated dance,
did all, indeed, in their respective parts Por to-
night rich programme ia hsndtilled
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

Ca'Tss # C"HPr ocy.-This morning, a gentle
man from Virginia, Mr.. J. E. sharp, Was arrested
and taken beforp Justice Dom, charged with con
spring to sell n gro who is slaT. for a ter.a of
years, into slavery for ife The case attracts N
siderable attention because of its novelty and the
position occupied by some Of ,he witnesses. Mr. 7
~ CariSie apPears q counsel for the prosecution.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-08

oao,rsefhs Ct'rtinsntdis.-The following named
-.r,I.msn have been chosen officers Of the CONT
n.ut,l Guards: J. L. Smith, Captain Z. Wheeler,
,,t Lieutenant, VIM Tucker, % do, J. L. Aarceron,
a: W. Horner, Ensign; Dr.. D. Morgan. Surgeon.
n, Continental. are again in full vigor, their num-
hers Increasing, and members active in their duties
The celebration of the 18th September viii receive
from tAi. gallant csrrs On important addition, as
they b,r. determined to parade in their finest order.
Success 10 the Continsntais.
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hdtca he'nrns.-Julia Gsult, colorsd, dsorderly
conduct workhouse. Alfred Dent assault .ecu1tv
to keep the peace. Albert oImes, drunk and sleep
Ing ia the market dismissed on condition he would
leave the city forthwith.
Ia ths guard HOUSE, this morning. the Justice held
the man Dent to security because he obliged ty
The law 10 DO The offence slapPing ho,
The statement made By several respectable persons
Of the trouble this and other boys give to bostmen
Who come TO the city wharves, would justify Dent ia
treating b Ii worse than he did. We agree with the
Magistrate that 1t Is surprising that boys are not
Hors roughly handled By The bosmsn.
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Fis,tof thc N,gh.ingales 70 The Pr,sid.at.-Yester
day afternoon the gentlemanly troupe of Nightin
gales paid visit to President Pierce and we're re
eeivoi kindly.
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Approaching Ea7mt,oni.-rh- splendid steamer
Porhatan, C. L. Mitchell commander, is announced
for delightful excursion to Piney Point, unde. the
care of Mr. George Matirsy, to take place on Satur
Say. On Monday, the Mount Vernon Guards, Capt
A'hby, take grand military trip to the Whit.
Housc, where they are to havs rich pic mic. See
aHr
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t6o' and Pieos,rnt.-1odsy. af,er a surf,itinu O,
~sr2 heavy weather, has eIhilirated the exhausted
frames Of or people by fresb and delightful breeze
rs truly welcome 4" blower Of the right kind.
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another A'!itdry TIstt to Baltimore-We under
Hand that it is the intention Of the Boone Rifles to
visit Baltimore on Monday, and participate in the
celebration Of the anniversary of the battle of North
Point. The rife companies Of Baltimore will take
note OF this and make ready to receive them.
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A'sf' gas Boor,f'n5 House.-Ye ter,iay, a man
name holling', alias sissell, completed term Of
service In the county Jail md was discharged Tia
n@' Deem out but feS hours when he got into din
'nlty by attacking and beating an old man named
French lie was arrested and severely handled BY
toe officers, he Resisting th-n and was sen, back 10
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AWFUL AccIDENT.-It becomes our painful
duty 10 record another warning against the
careless use of fire arms. nf' H.1 nf1ei
4 An accident occurred in this vicinity on
Tuesday last tho 22d inst, which resulted in
the death Of Edward p. Howland, yungest son
OF Mr.. Daniel Rowland, aged Is years, which
cast g'oom over this community. 11
Tho circumstances are briefly those: Edward
and another young man went in,o tho woods
near his fathers fer the purpose of hnn,ing.-
I'm tho course OF their hunt, they came 10 n
small stream, which Edward was able to jund
acros He then turned to his comradc and
told him to reach him his rifle so that no could
jump across likewise. Ho did so, m such n
manner as to point the muzzlc directly at Ed
wards breast. and rs he slipped his hand back
ward on the. barrel the wrist Of his miticn
caught the hammer and dfcw it up sufficiently
to explode the cap, tho choree taking effect in
Edwards right breast, killing him instantly.
Edward was young man of much promise,
and greatly beloved by oil who knew him.
Jackson Patriot
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MO. TGz CE sAIE.-Defaul. having b,

1xl made 10 the payment Of certain sum ofmoney
occurred isthe payment Of ertan Iudentnre OF Mort
T1se executed by Patrick McAdam to Rufus Bea'i on
the ninth day Of Janua in the wear eighteen hund
red and fifty and recorded in the Office the keg
Ister OF Deeds for the Comfy Of on the ninth
DAY Of January the year 1852 Ia Lbcr lof Aloriga
ges on page 354, which there is claimed 10 he due
ut hi. date three hundred and thhiy dollars and
ty'cents; and no proceedings at law or in equity
having been instituted for the recovery ofihat amont
or any part thereof Now therefore notice - hereby
given that by virtue IL power Of sale In snd nden-
ture Of MortGnee contained and according 10 the stat
Tue ia such made aud provided the following de-
scribed premises witt Ail that piece parcel Of
land lying IN the VILLAGE of Hills iale aid State Of Mich
igan described follows; yiz: being part of LOT one
shandreda aud ninety four on Railroad suret commeuc-
intersection with the eas,ery line Of Union street from
thence easery along the northerly line OF said Railroad
stfeet forty ht feet alley (said alley is twenty
four feet wide) thence norhrrly right angles
hundred and forty eight feet and inches TO Ware
House alley, thence westerly at right angels along
said alley fo'ty eight feet and six inches Ia said Rail
road srcet At the place of begiunug reference being
had to the deed of Joel McCollum and wife to the said
Pstri X dcAdam executed on the 9Th day OF June A.
ID. 1874. Tor more particular description being the
premises descrihed in d Mortgage. will I've exposed
for sale at public auction thn highest bidder the
C-ur House in the Village of Hllsdale in the County
'bf Hillsdaie and State of Michigan "Wednesday the
twenty seventh day OF April in the year 1853 at of
the clock in the forenoon &c that day. Junua-y eth
1853. RUFUS BEtiL. Mortgages. 2
r. II. G WiLsoy, Au'y. for Mougagee
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a New RoUTE,-A railroad is in progrcs
from Mobile (somc thirty miles already com.
pced) to ntersect tho road of Tennessee
thraugh Nashville To- louisville. A1ra;lroad
is already in process of construction from
Louisville 10 Cincinnati; which when complete,
will open communication between Mobile and
and Louisville of about thirty six hours travel.
Forty eight hours from Mobile, thirty six hours
from Mobile to LouiSville, and about thirty
hours from thence to Buffalo, would give tho
fruits OF Cuba IN four days aad eighteen hours
--socncr by two days than Now York can get
them at present. r ,,..... 10 ~, 4 t,,,,..,, /,
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IA DEMONSTRATORS SALE

N bygven that by vr ue or license granted by II
Warmer. Judge of Probate for the Connly OF Branch.
IN the State of Michigan shall offer or sale pnb-
scrtbed Friday the t'i day of April al o..
clock in the afternoons the folio 'ng described real
late, TO Wit Tie south wcst qnarer of the north west
fractional quarterof section thirty, in tlwn sopih
of range fon west in fhe f,wnshp &c Reading county
'of flslalc aud State oi Michigan except and
half off the north side thereof heretofore soil to
Judson Elrsr for the paymen, ofthc debts of Nathan
Munsey decessed. and the costs aud expenses Of Ad
miustrition Dated. Feb . 10 1889.
- ERA@TUS Bi;ADT EY. Administrator.
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N. Y. UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.

JoHNSToWN, n. Y.
Capitals ,000-Sarpfas Cash Fund S35 ,00C
1F DIRECTORS.
Chester Phelps, Jniius u. Rice John c. Harpond
David s. Mcnamara Stephen ~. Johnson John CLARK
w s. mgraham, J p. Brockett. r. p. Clark Wm
lIotchkiss, Philip Van Week. w. N. Clark, J.F Pot
Ger
OFFICERS
Chester Phelps resi- w. s. fnrraha.h. Y rrest
II. r. Clark. Seetavy John Clark. TToasWyer
stephen Il. johnson. htty Nnthanie Smith. Gea dGei
The following well known firms of New York City
among the Insured in this Company.
a. 7. Stewart, ~ Co, Harper a. brothers.
Bowen& McNnmec,. Wimcrdings & Mount.
y. r Jefray & Sons, Alfred Edwards & Co,
Vyso & Sons, Merrill. Hiss & Co.
Wyeth & Rogers, Hall g. Rrothcrs
s. ochtane & Co., Thomas Mcclure & Co,
James Beck g. Co J. w. Shntrn & Hurd.
n T.. s. A. Stewart, William II. Gary & Co
Tiffany, Young g. Ellis, y. Cottonct & Co
Wndsv orth & sheldon. Renard & Co.
The undersigned is prepared IN take risks in either
ofth above responsible Companies. at rs low rates
be obtained in any good substantial Company.
Ed CONE Agent.
Hillsdalc. Aur To- 1852
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
OFFICE No 1O6 BROADWAY, Ny.
ad5G.r5O

Aeenmntated Capital principally fNrttd in IeU Yoyk
and Unit1d Stats stOtk.
THIS Company make nll Insurance appertaininj
10 Life on the most economical and SECURE plan.
The.Premiums nre charged Mt the usual rates. but
may be paid annually, semi-annually quatterly. or
when the polio, is for life and tLe'prcmnm amounts
TO $50. 40per cent of 1t may be paid by note and so
per cent only in cash. p % 4 ~ sIIti.L g.hF vi
At the end Of each year statement is made of h-
Compapie airs. aud dividend of the profits made
to oil life policy holders. --e
This dividend is Hnadn in the shape of ST. ck-trans-
ferable certificates for which MISUNDERSTANDING such
interest the Trustees shall declare. BY this mode
thee isa continual nd increased reduction in the pre-
mium from year Co year. -.t
The Company hnve now been in successful opera
tion seven vears--have insu,ed over 500 pocies--
altcr paying heavy amounts to the widow orphan aud
creditor, they have remaining large fund Is i567J0l
TO meet future liabilities. l.i ei 'fa. 81. .i ..
Seven annual dividends have been made--thrce of
40, and four Of 30 per cent, and per cent same
paid in cnsh-thus showing the trnrhs and SAFETY OF
its principles and benefits to he derived therefrom.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President. 4
PLINY FRrEmAN. Actuary
Further Information and prospectus he had at
the Office Of MURPHY e. BAXTER, Agents. p
DoSts. oct =; M NJ HALF Medical Examiners.
Jonesville. Jau :, 1853. 1890
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past generation around, like so many eIoqu-
ent voices Of exhortation from hesxep, Leap
express no better hopo for my country, than
that tho kind providence which smild upon
our fathers may enable their children to pre-
serve the blessings they have inherited.
sa FRANKLIN PIERCE
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zsy~ rf YOU would succeed with the girls,
keep as 'unsuiIied as possible. A man with
dirty boots and inufubmc,li hair. stands no
moro chance with tho feminine gender, than
q bobtaicd horse in 1y- -timc.
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5y-The question has mt last been settled
tha; blind man can't bo mado liable for his
notc pavable nj si0hi .,feArtrrfs feIt
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FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE co.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. n. Y.
Capital S300. cash funds &c. 600
Hon. CADY IlOLLISrER, Pest.
WM. L.fAYERY, Secty.
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u ? ED. CONE, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN e. SURGEON.
.lsiiasq NJ G. B. DRESSER f,.w
ATTORNEY AT LAW, rlTff
Solicitor i'm Chancery and Notary Public.

q oees third door NoyA u tss ws.,1n iioi,L
Twill faithfully attend to collections and te the bp-
sincss entrusted N my care in all the Courts in tho
County 2 shall he happy at all times 10 duioght
Deeds. Mortgages, Conracis, &C.. IN n correct nnd
supouor sfyle--and take Afids,s and the acknowl-
y sdgmcnt Of Deeds md Mortgages. have mfde are
raneemehts TO procurc back pay, pension and Bounty
Land with the utmost Dispatch. Land and other A.
gencie- ns,ende, te.H HIlsia'c March ~ IRla,a
rLovEfis sE ED-nu extra CIover seed the incest
~ irtown just rcd snd for sale at KINGS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I. rs AZ. u. -
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-03-15
PORTAGE, OHIO,

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Charte'e ed in IS32-Over 5000 Policies Issued.
The length oftime this company has been in opera
tion. and the favorable rpon which it ins,res.
mmend il safe and chcap institution te Insure in.
The undersigned has been apponed Agent for Hills.
dne Co. Mich. n3e0m3 DAN'L. l. PRATT.