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NEGROES FOR SALE.
JOS. J. Dani"!, VIM. S. Petition to
Daniel and others, vide or sell per,
Va nal nropor,y

Daniel and others, vide or sell perso
vs.. nal property.
BENZ. Culp and wife.
BY virtue oftho decree of the Court made
in above oasc, will sell at Lancaster, G. H.
on Friday, the 23d Dec, 1853, the property
ordered to be sold by the decree in this case
consisting of negro woman named Martha,
and he! child Fed, and bo George also
Horse, Buggy and Harness. Bureau, and
other articles.
TERMS.--For the negroes, credit Of
II months with interest from day of sale
purchaser giving note and two good surcti,s $
For the other property, cash.
J. ii. WIrllERSPOON, G. +. l.. ID.
Nov. 20, 1853. Prs. fee, $3.50 i2-5t
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NOTICE,

A Ii, persons having demands against the
"A estate of Rev Elias l. Fraser, will please
present them to the undersigned, on or be-
fore the first day of January next
JAEMS M. INGRAM, Ear.
Lancaster, G.. H, Nov % 13-.3I
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PIANNO FOR SALE.

4 FIRSTRATE Pianno, but little used, TO
n bc sold at bargain. Inquire at the Ca.
tan la HouSc.
Dee. II, 1881 45-3t
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ii. HOLLEYMAN.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT,
In The Comp.O8 Pleas
DAVID KIRKPATRICK, Who Is in tho
ID custody of the Sheriff of Lancaster Dis
trct, by virtue Of writ of Capias ad Salts
tacicndum at the suit of MoLure. Alexander
g. Co, haveing fled In my Office together
with a schedule, on oath Of his estate and
effects his petition to the Court of Common
Pleas, praying that he may be admitted 10
the benefit Of the Acts Of the General As
scmbly made for the relef of insolvent deb.
tors. 1t is ordered, that the said Mcclure,
Alexander g. Co. and all other the creditors
to whom the said David kirkpatrick is in
anywise indebted be and they are hereby
summoned, and have notice to appear be-
fore the said Court at Lancaster Court House
on the Third Monday in March next Mt 10
o'clock A. NJ. to shcw cause if any they can
why the prayer Of the petition aforesaid,
should not be granted,
Office Of Common Pleas.
J, A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Nov. 9th Prs. Fee Sl5,75 43--3m
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NOTICE.

IS hereby given that Catawba Lodge" I"
l No. -, !. o. O. F., will apply TO the Leg
islatnre Of this State at its next Session for
the passage Of an act eonterring upon said
Lodge, corporate existancc.
W. A.SMooRE. See.
AUG. .. 1859 "a. am
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South Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
By James H Witherspoon. ESQ, ordi.

BY James II. Witherspoon. Esq, Ordi.
nary for said District.
WHEREAS, Thomas A. Sales, ha,
w applied to me for letters Of Admin.
isiration on all and singular tho Goods
nd Chattcls, Rights and Credits of VIM.
Mills, late Of Alabama, decd
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
ct the said deceased, to be and appear before
me at our next Ordinarys Court for the Dis
trct, to be holden at Lancaster Court House
on the goth day of December next, to show
cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this 9th
- day of December, in the year of
L. 5. our Lord, one thousand eight hun
I ~ )drcd and fifty.threc, and in the 18th
year Of American Independence.
J. ii. WlTHERSPOON, OLD.
Dee. 6. Prs fee $50 4t2t
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hIniGUAITT TTT5RE, RVaIiGiIuflLl5TI TIT c re

icvcr Of
Of published
W wi be o
TO make b
sc ak
helping hand We have been told that have done WELL but will
Address, s. BAILEY
6 &
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NOTICE.

4 Ill persons indebted to me, either by note
II or account, are earnestly requested to
settle on or before first Of January next.
SAMUEL COUSAR.
Dec. B, 1863, Pd 4i-lt.
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RECEIVED on yesterday Mnekssel Con.
8 dies. Macssrohi and chsesa
A. G. DUNEAP.
Dec. 9, 1883. 4t-ts
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Estate Sale Of l3 Negroes,
HOUSE, LOT ANDLANDS

BY order Of James ii. Withcrspoon, Ordi-
nary, and in pursuance of the will of Abra-
ham Perry, decd, will sell at Lanca ster
Court House, to the highest bidder, on Mon
day the 18th day Of January, 1854, the fol-
lowing choice lot of Negroes, belonging to
the late Abraham Perry, viz: Old Dick, Ad-
Nm, Cyrus, Frank, Young Dick, Jim, Edy
and child, Hannah, Mary, Pat, Amanda and
Elscy.
Also, the house and lot in ihc Town Of Ian
ca ter, at present occupied by X. S. Bailey
bounded, cast, by Main street; south, by
Arch street; west, by Catawba street, and
north, by lot Of M. Clinton.
Also, 100 acres Of Woodland near the
village, adjoining lands Of Mrs. Mellow, J..
ii. Witherspoob, John Sings and others.
Also, $50 acres, more or less, near the
Rocky River road adjoining lands of An
drew Taylor and others.
TERMS,--A credit Of ~ months with In.
terest from day Of sale, purchasers giving
note with two go,'d sureties and mortgage
of the lands. NJ. CLINTON, Ek'r.
Lancaster c. H., 10. 1853. diet
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Repairing.

also done in workmanl!kc manner, and in
good taste. Establishment in building con-
ncctcd with ID. a Buttons Harness Shop,
on the street west Of Court Housc, near the
Academy. The subscriber having enlarged
the building, and also his stock, offers to nlI
who are in need of any thing in his line. a VA.
risty to select from. Give us Il call, or your
name, what you want and where YOU live
and if prefer it, we will send it to YOU. All
orders promptly attended to, and all work
warranted. Everybody can be suited in tho
carriage line BY J. B. BUTTON.
nov. 2lSt, 1893. 42-tf
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Ill. persons Indebted 10 Msssrs Philip I.
n IIsmmoad e. Bailys, win 6nd the Books
Of Accounts In my hands for eolleetien.
JOHN &. SECREST.
Dec. eth, 1883. s4-tk
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ORIGIN AL STORY:

neachn
'isanda awavswT lbc
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
j. R. BUTTON,

hEALER in Rockaways and Bugg;s of
- every variety, in styles something neu
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HARNESS ! HARNESS !!

TUST below Col. Prices on the oppos-
e ite side q f the street, ut the old stand
of Emmons g. Button, you will find an as
sOrtmcnt of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-05

TnE IspIAS WAR IN OgEGpS "A week ago
we polished an extract from an Oregon paper
which merely stated the fact Of Gen Lane having
been wounded in an engagement, with the hostile
Indians. Below we extract full statement Of the
contest, from the Oregon Statesman Il is from
letter writer to tina, paper by Gen Lane him
self from the scene Of action:
yesterday, August ?ith myself and the men
under my command hdi tight of4 hour, with
the Rogue Indians, m he most dense ure.t in
this part of the country. Our loss 3 killed am,
wounded, Those dead are Capt Armstrong
Of our country, ST.. and Frlnci, Brad
ley. Those wounded are Col Alden dagger.
0usy Cnas Abhe, do, and VIM Fisher. badly :;
lhns Hayes SHIT through the arm and my self
through the shoulder. There were s Indians
killed and 81 wornied.
In the afternoon proposition came from the
enemy Tor parley, which was granted they
beng in such n position that they could not BE-
Gisiodged without the loss of e great many
men.
To-day we have arranged terms with them,
and have agreed to meet then at la bic Rock,
in 7 days from today, to mike a general raty &.
and your presence is iuipen,ively required rs
soon a. possible
The following is from another letter from the
battle-ground; published in the Oregon Times
of Sept lst.
Col Alden was badly wounded the first fire ,
also Pleasant Armstrong Of Yamhlll, was shot
through the bre4s exclaiming as he fell, A dead
cuniie shot
The battle continued raging with great fury.
The yells Of the Indians, the bowling Of dogs,
and the sharp, con,inuou. crack OF the rides last.
ed about one hour When our puck tram arrived.
and furnishing ten more--Grn Lane ut the head
Of those ten followed down the tad to the nu'
Il. ground ami wlh b'ave determination. urdrr
/ ed change, leading himself When hr arrived
, near the camp, be- received wound rhruu"h NE
right arm The battle cuu,tnuy. Tor ABOUT 4
h,ur4 AMI tine Indians called fr q1irterA for a
pnIcy, Wien Iiudug that Gen Lane was there
! they insisted on his coming into their camp The
old hero, although pretty badly wounded and
suffering mnrh Immediately went into The Indian
camp, Tor for ii 'aiin, for It was r"prcsencd ia
he ranger place 10 char gr than 'Chepullcper
anil had talk with Sam joe and Jim
! An Mniscs was sgrcvi upon W short
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PrxysYlvAxIl-G Coup WORE Tile Pi,.-burgh
Post SAYS: 1t ia now certain that the democrats
will have a majority Of iorty three on JOINT bal
lot in the legislature, and tha, our majority will
be about 80 600 in the state THIS is quite SUI
icicml for all usef4l purposes.
ONO LrGlsLArrRE The Cleveland Plain Deal
err has received sufficient return, from the recent
election in Ohio to give the precise political cast
of the next legislature. The senate will consist Of
five vhig', five flsion.is, and the balance dem
ocrals Tie house il divided "a follows: Fifteen
wings, seven idsonltts ard free soers AID the
rest democrats, giving the latter majority OF
fifty three in the lower house, and six'y eight On
JOINT ballot.
The election in Maryland takes place on the Cd
Of November, when members Of Congress AM
State officers are to BE- chosen.
Massachusetts elects State officers and Llgi,la.
ture on the liih day Of November At the same
time the people are to vote on the adoption Of
the new Constitution, which every democrat: .ao' Il
favor.
In New York the election for State Officers
aud Legislature take. place on the sth day of
the present month.
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Liout, Gov, kGRSER has written an able let
ter, which is published IN the BelIeyil.e Zti!u7g.
! in Which be skes strong grounds in fIvor OF n
c.il.I --.--.-- rN-s r,,-.--, u--JJ-----
many strong reasons in support Of hs views He
says the expenses Of an extra session cannot OK.
coed more than SEQ 0o. while the benefits.
which would alone accrue to the state from the
char:ering Of the Ter-c Haue and Illnoistown
railread, which capitalists stand ready to build
as soon as the charter can be obtained, would
aid double that amount 10 the public revenues
lie further argues:
An extra session OF tue Legislature is more
particularly desirable. in order to complete at
the earliest possible period, the railroad system
OF our Stae. Now while capital seems TO he
abundant, and railroad stock is in demand is the
time for action. Oneyesr may,i that respect PRO
duce very grea. change"
In view Of this able document from this high
func'i0nary-s only to The Governor himself
and the almost unanimous expression Of the
public press. the people through resolutions at
public meetings, and the city councils at theft re.
guIar meetings, in favor Of an extra session. we
can see no just reason why the governor should
persist IN his more than Roman tirmness' against
it. He was elected by the people to 10 their bid
ding. They are his master, and he cannot mis-.
take their will and unless lie does it, he will
surely share the fate ofhe Servant that knoweth
his masters will and Lloeth il not"
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Tus M,vrT MAuE,r We uo,icN By the View
York Tribune, tia; the pluic in the money mar
k,, i, gtadlaiy sGjsiIin: AMI coodL,n:e, IS ga
city bs:rg restored.
This, however may be but temporary calm
caused by tie arrival ofthe Nortlern Light. VI
:l3S05S5 and the Panama steamer with 5000
600 from California. Much of this, however, i.
intended for export; in fact, we see it stated ,h4;
100000 had been ens1gei fr expectation ia
the steamer which leaves TO day (Nov. 81 f5r
England,
Owing to Ills fact. the rates Of interest sin
keep unto from u to IS per cent, on shor, loans
And tie tendency appears to be still upwards.
Western merchants, are represented as being
unusually prompt in their payments, and many
Of the heaviest houses in New York have sold
Largely to them they are enabled to turn Their
paper 70 meet demands now due at the above
rates Of discount
Our exports are now much greater than our
imports his will also Prove source Of relief
THIS excess of txprrts must continue all winter
whether the Turks and Ru.slns. Continue III, If
war or not, Ills will check the shipments Of
Specie from tbs country, beside Iringns much
back Of what has already gone cot.
From this state ofihinss it is impossible that
this panic .ho4,d continue much longer than the
Is, cf January day Of universal settlement.
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Gov. Matteson has fixed upon Thursday the
cath Of November as day ofGeneral Thanks i.
wing in this State. And We have peculiar rea.
son, the present year for keeping this Thanksgi
ying--Our Stae has been blessed with health
with favorable seasons, with abundant crops;
with peace and qIetness. Mach Ia. been done
hy Internal Improvements to Envelope the rich
resources Of our State. We who have lived here
and passed over It's sui face, know them TO be al
most illimitable.- State ia capable Of sus,ai
ming an agricultural population Of six millions Of
souls. Wchavc now scarcely one million. Bat
that number is rapidly augmening. Every por.
ton OF our State is being examined with the vie W
to settlement; and this will follow the certain
construction ofrail road improvements which are
now in process Of construction in amos, every
portion Of it. We have indeed n goodly herr.
tage. Oar lot has fallen 10 pleasant places. The
future is full Of promise. A rich legacy has been
left US By Our fathers The following is HE pro
clamation:
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Morse.s Telegraph In switzerland.

Tie following is from Mr. Prime, one Of Tie
Eii,ors Of the New York Observer" who is nov
travelling in Europe -
The boat leaves Lucerne several times day,
- make the excursion OF the LIKE, and | have
enjoyed more Of The beauty and grandeur it pre-
SCENTS, than most Of the travellers are willing to
take time for. ] waited some days there for the
senior editor Is. E. Morse) to join ne, as had
Heard OF his arrival in Europe, and that he would
soon be in Switzerland. The PHI has found
lis way across the mountains and valleys Of Swift.
zerlind, and a. ! was getting impatient, | went
to the office IN Lucerne TO see II could nst send
an electric spark 10 hun somewhere between this
aud Bisle. The operator read my message,
which was done into decent German, and seeing
the name Of Morse, said to me that he used
Morse. instrument in his work He was greatly
pleased when told him The relations Of my cor
responder; with the inventor of the telegraph,
and he went to work to get the wires into com
munca,ion with him. Now, said be- we are re.
ce,ving q message iium Italy, from Luglno; the
lin, crosses the Alps at the pass Of 81. Gu,hard,
1t works very badly; there mast be thunder
storm among the mountains, or perhaps on the
other side. Yard after yard Of the paper was
worked off the reel and felt perhaps more vi
wildly than ever before, ihe value and beauty Of
this American invention, which transmits thought
in an instant over Alpine barriers, causing it to
traverse regions Vt eternal ice and snow, and to
erter the heart OF friend in another and dts
tant cline
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JonS RASprLrH AID rus TRi.rAN DCRGEss--
From an 'xocli"uf pl'yraphiral sketch "f he late
Hon. Tristan Is r,"--. N the New Yrs lie
raid. W. cIp the i,i"Nmg:
hu ltuGol,h Of Vagina, having been nne
y.yr 70 Unr,d Src,"- s,rh'rr u,u,d :" the
hou.c Il .p,e.rn'aiIve, n Drren.h'f 1891 IL
the cuur.e 81 ~, session D. Interrupted Mi Bar
ge4s in speech on III t,r,f and made use IT
some very sarcastic r.mtS' IN Inn AM New
Engl,nI Rudolph was accn-lnned N hi- -pee.
chrs to rilItulc New En-, md men au'l me i-ures,
and it was no, often that member was found
WHO was willing tn take the risk Of wing to
him He more than met with his match in Mr.
Burgess ON the occasion referred Ia, and the Sc.
we're retort of the latter il fresh in the memory Oi
many a, ,hi. day. The concluding part OF it was
in these words:
"Sr, Divine Providence has taken care Of his
own universe Moral monsters cannot propagate
Inpntent If every hing except maicvole'ce o!
pntpu-c they can tlu ~ otherwise to multiply
m!-p,el. than b. disappearing all tia, l. pure aud
pros prinn, an1 happy. Could demon yru,mpa,,
demon, the universe might hac,m- ptnlemoni
un; Int rejoice mat the E tier Of lies can ne.
w nc,np the father of',rs One adversary a
Gnl aud man il enough Tor one unyerse. Toe
much f0r one hu .iOu.'
Mr. Randolph could not withstand the uupa.
ralle'cA severity Of His rerort H. ,mwcdmipiy
left the hail. aud his voice was mover raised ,bei >
sforgariy
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are in the field in disguise tun ont your force
with full ranks and let US once more see good
Old fashioned democratic msjoriiy rolled Up
Examine your tickets well before you deposit
them in the ballot box. Loos GU, for monsrel
tickets. aud see that no wings or independent
Candidates steal upon you under the caption Of
Democratic ticket these are games thu; vii! lie
PLAYED upon YOU, aud it stands YOU in hand, to
,yau them closely. ne on yoa' guard, 20 m the
work as l, should hc done, AMI there are NJ fears
tia, he Regular DemVcsAtic ticket for 1858 vii.
.. defeated. =
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NV YnnK Oct al

NV YnRR. Oct ST.
The gram store house Al th. Atlantic Dock,
Bro"kyn occupied los Portland & Sons, were
burnt Yesterday, with 10 or 10000 bu wheat and
corn. Total lpss, $4,000. Gram insured.
The Express tram on the Hudson RIVER Il. r.
run 1T the track Saturday evening at Ionsrrs,
through the carelcssness of the switch tender
When the arc'len, occurred the train was gong
~ miles an hour. The engineer saw the switch
misplaced and reversed the engine and jumped
of followed by the fireman Damage about
50 600 No lives were Lost,
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EXPEDITION AGAINST SoSoRA-A private let.
ter from San Francisco, received by the Herald
states positively that an expedition for taking
forcible possession Of Sonora ia already organ.
lied In lhe city under the lead Of VIM. Walker.
frmcry of the San Francisco Herald, and Col. j
Watkins
Two hundred men are already recruiting for
tine expedition. They would be ready to pro
coed to sea in fortnight. Their leaders are all
southern tnen and their design i" to make Sono.
"a territory, under the name Of The Republic Of
Sonora.
The Constitution has already been drafted
and Bonds issued in the name Of the Republic
upon which some money has alrcad been raised
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MARRIED--In Ottawa. Nov. l,t n. the req.
iicucc Of Mr. 5. Freeman hy Rev NJ X White.
>cy Mr.. WILLIAM 4 JoRDAS and Miss ANNA Z.
NING.
Al Lowell, La Sale CO. o.. Goth. by Rev Il.
4. Bu-'ol Mr. GroVGE ". KrilrR Of Peru, to
Miss riEzAu \, GGEw Of Lowell
At Brouhfrid on the 80 h ms at the residence
Of Mr. MaSon. ~ the Rev George Marsh. Mr..
SHuBtNr NJ i.oGrGs Of Ottawa, to Miss Lucy VI
pnNER-, Of Gundy co.
On the 1T INST. at the Geigcr House. hy III.
Rev. Geo Schlnsscr, MIR AzAal,nC ScoyILLr,
TO Miss OLIVIA T. WiGnrM,S
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,,,, ,r,,,,un :. Of 4. for ihc Stale al
IlItnp,s.


The hoi, met ia ia 'lsonvIlie ON last Monday
,,,,n,,,, At the Odd Fellows Hail. a'''i ccniho,d
~, .,.,,,u rl last n,.ht very l'E" number
: ,,r,r.snisuy,s fiam subordinate Divisions
va. m after dance ut tho beginning "i me se>r'n
and me numbers were daily augmented 10y he-h
,,,y,l. lrcm all pats Of the sac. The whole
ryr,h,r at representatives. was not less than 10.
Ol Tuesday u,oruluf, the odl fe!n"- h'll oc
,,, found too small tot Us n'e"nSs' TIE Grand
pryl,iun niinuIu,d {" ih' Masonic lI'i' where
tbrrrmaiuIr, ui IT. sc.-'"n nave been held. \
c,cat,r AND mn,e satisfactory N'' 90 th' comm
usn 1t the Oricr s'd i'' prospects i"r the &C
comp.,hmtnt Of tie tt'"' 'hH 81 "s ''E'"'S''
uon-thc complete -"pp''ss"" 'i incompetence
may De- gained hon tue "hhu'I report 81 the
q. " I 81 the "T'"d hN'''''' "h''" We are
permitted to Lay bci''" '," '''|'''' Una" any 'r
marks which iuiSni here o' maui upon Tue s"o'
lrct
The following are '"c '''c'ts eject Tor lhe
,nssIng wear
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II The attention of our readers is called to
the advertisement of n. b. Bristol. Esq, agent
theory and practice Of insurance ia, in few words
very correctly stated and we recommend our
readers to avail Themselves, offered by this old
and vel. tiled Institution
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Ho TEE CrTr CorScrL Why 10 not tina, part
Of the sidewalk from the Mansion House to the
Fox river bridge built, and the cross walks made
on the east side Of Fox river for the side walk
which has been recently go beautifully compile
teIi More mex, week.
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THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER,
Ottama, Nousmbsr 5, 1853.

- V n P,tsrs, the American Ncw'raFr
,snt. Is the oaiy authorized Agsdtioi ms F'p,'
n Inc ciies o. Boston. New YORK, aud thi.'tcl'
ph,a. aud is duly empowered 10 tnhe ADVERSE
meuts and subscriptions al the ratcs required ~
W.. Ills receipts will be regarded a. phNn'ehs.
lis r,tE,es,re--Por TOW, Scolllv's Rliiding Nav
YoEx, Tribune Buildings: PHrLAprlFnIA, ~"
orner Thirdani Chestnut streets.
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ASrrurR FuLrar--The failure of Mr. /

ANOTHER FuLrSE--lhe failure Of Sir. II
Dwight, Jr, Of New York ia announced He was
Connected with the Chicago aud st. Louis R,,l,
mad Company, -ni is largely involved in rail
road Liabilities. The difficulty Of Obtaining mon.
ey on the railroad securities which he held, May
Of which he had pledged fer demand loans, which
he has been called upon to repay, but which lie
has been unable to do compelled hlm to sus.
TEND
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STATE OFFICER IN VERMONT A Dispatch from
Montpelier, Oct. ?9'h, says, on TIE sixth ballot
YESTERDAY, Hon, p Kddet, the democratic can
dldate for Lieutenant Governor, was elected by
two majority, and John A Page dem } Of Mont.
pelier, was chosen State Treasurer.
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BILDNESS CURED!
Emorson's American Hair Restorative,

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BALD, and To prevent the Hair hom falling, Is
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It. Tins Is Il new article, frccui.r INTRODUCED. -
sure thing t"r lialdncss and VII! stand the i'st
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