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lilo house which will offer them still 80 many of
the enjoyments and rarities of their own homes.
And it is for this reason that would have all
who desire it, repeatedly assured that such a
home they can find for themselves at the MARI
boro'.
The situation, the apartments, the furniture,
the supplies for the table, and all the details in
the management are everything that the stran-
ger can ask. But the browning recommends
dation of the House TO the friends of temper
ance, good order, and Christian morality Is,
that it so nearly makes up to them when stran-
gers, what they must inevitably lose in their
absence from their own peaceful and beloved
homes.
Success, then, to "mine hos" of the Marl-
boro' May his countenance still as ever, be
clothed with the light of human kindness and
courtesy, and may the many hearts which daily
join in prayer and praise beneath his root, call
down perpetual blessing upon his head.
GRANITENsIs.
New Hampshire, Jan 10.
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ABE DAYS OF DRINKING WINE FORGOT"
NNTILLS0NS Temperance House and Botanic Medicine
w Store by DR. J. f. WILSON. Commodious STA
bling and hay East Of Main street, Jackson
Miohgan. hty rods east Of the Railroad Depot. Dec
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HENRY 81. PATTON,
A TrORNkY and Counssiiss g Law, and seiisises"
~ CAAssssy, CsAis, hasrtssa county, Dale ss~
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VOL. VII.
A. M. aAyGFWEk,

Attorney and Agent, Warrington City, d C..
A TTBNDs to claims for Pensions BOunty Land, R1,r,
n Paw, and Arrearxges Of Pay, and the setemeut AZ
counts before the several Depart Of the
References. - Hon. s. r. Chase Ohio; Hon D. WIl,n.
Pennsylvania; Hon. .. Cole, Wisconsin, Hon Elis Is
Lancaster, Pennsylvania Gen. Edward hrino- Cs,ss
Pennsylvania; Dr. q Bailey Editor National Era. snd,
accounting once re- generally. J,nss e. 'hs
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GLOVES. GLovEs!i GLOvEsM!

S0 DOZEN Ladies and Gentiemen's fresh KID G,o,.
NV all colcrs and sizes. just received at
PARKER's FANCY AND PERFUMERy sT0Rp
Jan. T-3t Under Natlona H.
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CTOCk BROKER, No 2 Hanover street, New York
- Stocks and other Securities bought and sod ana Pa
per negotiated
Rsfere~ce'.-H Dwight, jr. Esq New Yeri; e. r.
Kirkland Esq do Alessrs. Weeks 90, do; Messrs
T. a., n Peck Il Co., Rnrsgton, VI Sent. q.
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EDWARD w. STANDS,

4 rrORNHY and Couns elor at Law, Post once Build.
n ncs, st Louis, Missouri.
C0nlInisstoner Of Deeds, Dspo,iti0Hs, &c, for
Maine South Carolina Kentucky
Vermont Alabama Ohio
Rhoie Island Florida Michigan
Connecticut Mississippi indiana
New Jersey Texas Wisconsin
Virginia Tennessee Iowa
Minnesota Ter
Also, Notary Public for Missouri
Mr. having resided twelve Rt st Louis city hxs
an extensive acQusin with business said city
and throughout the state Of Missouri.
or Prompt attention paid collections prosecution Of
cl,ius. &c MAY 9-ly
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OFFICE FOR PArnNrs, wAs,nNarox, .. G
srAMMERING CUR I'D -Els,Cur,,N TAUGHT.

nR CONS roCkS Vocal Gyasnisisgs, phisds ps.S ~
~ which has been Ia sgoeesefuI ration for more :.
twenty ys4ra designed for the PrOnotiin Of nsaI'
Cure OF stsmmering sud the Co'rectiJn " LIS ing 80
other Defective Articulation, well a. for
Elocut.on. Address A CONS IoCK, Al u.
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] now beg the attention Of the court to the
first and fundamental proposition, already
st lted, especially ia bearing on the eighth Of
these claims. II is in substance this:
Where patent claims AN EFFECT WHICH
CANNOT BE PRODUCED by the iaUenfion as de-
eribed IN the specification, Al rs poid.
ask particular attention of the court to the
case Of islton vs.. GredpeS cited in note, Web
Pat Gases, AZ, anu reported in full 3 Carr 3
Pa, Gil In that case the patent was for a
machine for sharpening knives SCISSORS, and
ra1ors" The method OF machine described in
the specification was found to be applicable TO
knives only, and tho patent was adjudged void.
This case is directly and completely in point.
Tho first claim is for all machinery which
may be used TO imprint signals or produce
sounds This machinery is altogether poten-
tial. Ii is not in being, and of course neither
is nor can be described or specified II comes,
then, to this--that the claim is for the combins-
ton Of 6 known motive power with machinery,
neither specified pos capable Of being specified.
Can anything be clearer tbas tAf' this claim
10 h2dl
] proceed 70 the consideration Of the fifth
claim of the summary. Here we find distinct
claim for the system of signs, consisting Of dots
and spaces, and dots spaces, and horizontal
lines by ITSELF end Independently OF combine.
ton In the sixth ciaaSe Of the summary he
claims this system, "in combination with ma
cbiney and, if this means in combination
with his spse.ned machinery, the claim may DO
good enough. But in this nth claim, the claim
IS made TO the system itself and by itself.
In bis first patent rs we have seep, Nr.
Morse claimed only his invented mode Of tele.
graphing. subsequently others have become
interested in his patent, whose aim naturally is
10 saslpde all competition. IL is, perhaps, under
the advice Of these associates that he has 30 ex-
tended his claims as to e.abFace the whole art
Curtis. SEQ. 2
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The necessities Of the Treasury have been evidently
very PRESSING the balance hand is unprecedentedy
small The private securities off rapidly natural
consequence Of the high rate charged by the Bank for
accommodation 1t is expected that the next returns will
show still further reduction Of coin and bullion In the
mean time there is plenty Of money, but prices of shares
both in mines and railways nominal and will be
until the question Of peace warts decided In the pro-
duce markets and the manufacturing districts the demand
Tor all kinds Of commodities is very great The Daily
News says
The proportion is rapidly increasing between those
who want food and the amount of food at their command
and accordingly the price Of breadstufs meats, and
provisions Of all kinds Is rising less rapidly
throughout the commercial world BY the last arrivals
from Australia the want Of goods Of all kinds there is SO
great that cur merchants reproached with sluggish
ness for the deficient supply and learn by statements
from France that silk much wanted carry the
nufacture at Lyons There buyers il is said fer
every parcel Of silk to be sold and at the same time cot
toy is rising in our market and in the markets OF the
continent Such is the demand Manchester for cloth
that many qualities hitherto considered only suitable for
the Eastern markets bought for home use We
far from saying that the gold discoveries have not
contributed to this result They have abstracted from
Europe considerable quantity Of labor or productive
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The articles lace and patent net earthenware, glass,
steam engines, leather uawrought copper brass lead
tin, painters colors small silk manufactures refined SUI
gar WOOL and small woosn manufactures have together
declined ESQ l0l With these exceptions the exports
have all increased in the month"; and the chief cause Of
the decrease in of these articles has been rise OF
price, which has made less desirable to export them
he demand in fact has been greater for them at home
Than abroad The exports for the six months of 1851
1852 and 1853 we're respectively follows esq., 09S, $685.
$40, 392, and cal 1885, 557; 1853 exceeding 1851
ei,772,704, and 1852 G8,3l7, les.
If we assume that the latter six months of 1858 will
be equal to the first six months-and have right to
assume it, seeing that the latter half of 1852 exceeded
the former half less than ga, 340 764we shall make
the total exports Of the current year e63 l4 being
an increase OF sixty per cent over the exports OF 1885,
and of hundred and eleven per cent those OF
1888. The increase between 1888 and 1843 was thirty
per cent We therefore develop the very important
fact that under the free trade system the export trade of
the country increases nearly fast it did under the
protective 1t is also gratifying fact that whilst
during the last twenty years the trade between England
and the great Northern despotsm has been nearly sta
tionay 1t has than doubled with your great and
free Republic and that the total exports from the United
States, exclusive of bullion has also doubled We regard
the increasing commercial prosperity of England to be
particularly with the United States and with the
other newly peopled and prosperous countries of the
globe.
is scarcely necessary to say that both in the month
and in the six months, the imports have also largely in
almost every article Of consumption, both
respects provisions and the materials of all the lead
ing manufactures.
The Importation of grain Of all kinds and -four the
latter reduced into quarters for he six months of
1852 S03 30l quarters and for the six months of 1925
1881 ,607 quarters.
This increase in 1853 in the present doubtful state of
the harvest is very satisfactory because it shows how
influential of few shillings quarter is in procur-
ing additional supplies. The importation of grain and
-four during July, 1853 was 747 1928 in July, 1852,
only 465 3o2 quarters The average price Of wheat in
July 1853 was AIS 3d. in july 1852, only Ais. per
quarter.
The navigation for the six expired months Of
1853 compared with those of 1852, are as follows:
1852 Ships (. 27,227 Tonnage s, $685. 499
1858 - ;. 30,306 -. 6,657, 149
Increase, 1853 . S079 664, $50
The shipments Of of the leading articles of Bril-
tish and Irish produce and manufactures for the six
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The great demand for Australia has caused the large
increase in the three last articles.
The increased consumption Of the following articles Of
food is in several instances very surprising
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Increase. 1858 S,079 664, $50
The shipments Of some of the leading articles Of Bri
fish and Irish produce and manufactures for the six
months of 1851, 1852, and 1858 follows:
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power which for season they have rendered unproduc
tive however productive it will become hereafter
They have excited hope and stimulated enterprise While
they have taken labor from market they have given
II abroad rich reward and have contributed with other
causes raise the wages Of labor and raise the stand
ard of its rewards all the world From whatever
combination Of the effect may have been produced
cannot be denied that consumption has oyertaken pro-
ducton in all directions that every where there is an &C
tive and efficient demand for food, clothing,
more comforts, and more luxures Of all kinds To buy
these commodities men must give more for them.
BY useful statement of the intercourse between Eng
land and Australia find that during the present month
no less than 06 vessels many Of which Of large ton
mage fixed leave Gravesend Portsmouth Plymouth,
and Southampton for Australia OF these vessels 20
New South Wales 80 for Victoria II for Adelaide
for Hobart Town for Launceston for Swan river and
for New Zealand This is independent Of the vessels
from Liverpool Hull, Bristol &c. The produce of The
Australian gold mines for 1852 is thus stated
Melbourne and Unlong. 1876, Oi6
Adelalue. oto,ooo
Syuney ooi,io'
Van Diemans Land 247, 492
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VOL. 2JEFFERsoN's WoRKs.-Re


ceived at RANDOLPH s Book Store and Binde.
nv, Nov. 22-
Childs Picture Pleasure Book for 1854 500 plates:
81 so.
Happy Days of Childhood, by A. Meadows, plates:
ST..
Countess of Arnheim, or Master Timothy's Book
Case, plates: so cents.
The Naval Officer. or the Pirates Cove, by Lieut.
Murray, plates p cents.
Lady Lees Widowhood from Blackwood's Maya
zine: 81 cents.
Millions complete Poetical Works with Life Po-
iitical dissertation and explanatory notes. by 6. Gill
flan, vols: 50.
The Blackwater Chronicle Narrative of an Elk.
petition into the land of Canaan Randolph county,
Va; by the Clerke of Oxenford, plates ST.
Carpenters Physiology of Temperance and Total
Abstinence, London ed. so cents.
Anstophines, new and literal English translation
With notes by W. J. Hickey, 2 vols London editions
81 so.
A Diary, the Fl. Family. Axel and Anna, and other
Tales, by Miss Bremen, translated by Mary Hewitt,
London edition. 81.
Schooler's Descriptive Geometry: 81
The Iron Rule or Tyranny in the Household, by
T. s. Arthur. IS cts.
The Old Doctor or Stray Leaves from my Journal.
being sketches of the most interesting "reminiscences
of retired Physician, plates 50cents.
Vol. 2Jeffersons Complete Works: 50 so.
Vol Harper's Ma gazine bound: 50.
December No. Godey's Magazine. &C. no %
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MILITARY.

ATTENTION. YOUNG GUARD s--Attsnd 4 meet
ing Of your company. at your Armorv, on WEDNEs.
DAY EVENING next, November Esd, ut o'clock
punctually. By order Of the Captain.
no 22-2t v. J. FORE, @. 8.
ATTENTION. X. L. |. BLUES Attend 4 me ~
ing Of your company at Lafayette Hail, on WED.
NESDAf, the 23rd instant, at "a O'Clock, r. M. a
business OF Importance 10 to be transacted IL 4
hoped every member win be punctual to the hour =
By order Of Capt. Patton.
no q j. F. REoNAuLT O. q.
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New PAPER.-A prospectus for anew pa
per, entitled the 'PESSY Posi-" appears in
the. Dispatch this morning; Messrs. Y. E.
SHEPHERD and JAMES PLEAsANTs to be the
proprietors, and Mr.. HUGH r. .PLEAsANTs to
be the editor, assisted by Mr.. SHEPHERD
Of course it will be conducted with ability
and will besides. from personal considera-
tons command the warm esteem and good
willie this community. See the prospectus.
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SATAN IN CoUNcIL-This is the title of an
allegory, depicting, with extraordinary pow
er and vividness, the evils of intemperance,
which appeared in the Dispatch a short time
since, and which has been extensively copied
into the newspapers in different sections of
the country. The remarkable character of
the production excites, of course, some inte-
rest with regard to the author. He is a man
of genius, as the production in question
proves, and an accomplished scholar. He
wrote from sad experience-being the victim
of an infrmity for intoxicating drink that has
kept him wanderer, and almost destroyed
his usefulness to himself and society. Heis a
native of Burlington, VT, and graduate of
one of the best Northern Colleges. When
properly himself he is most estimable and
agreeable gentleman. His example is fear
full one for the young. He remained in this
place for some months, during which time
every effort was made with him without sue
cess. His reformation would give to society
a most useful and invaluable member.
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Y. e. SHEPHERD.
{ JAMES PLEASANTS


vHfietes.
PEACHES, PEARS. PLUMS, APPLES, CHER
HES, APRICOTS. MECHANICS, OUNCES,
GRAPE VINES, STRAWBERRIES. RASPBER-
RES, all of the choicest vsrieties warranted true
to name,
Also large quantity of ORNAMENTAL TREES,
EVERGREENS, &c, suitable for ornamenting pub
lie and private grounds.
II Orders sent direct to the Fair View Nurseries
l. BaOTHER' Richmond. Va or THOMAS p
CROWELL, Norfolk, Va, will receive prompt at
tention. JOHN PERKINS,
no 22-d6t cftS Proprietor.
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REDUCTION IN GOODS.-I will offer my stock of
Goods at very reduced prices, viz:
Ginghams 10 cents; Napkins, 81 cents; ToweIlings,
10 cents; Deains, Plaids, Hosiery and Flannels p
ceuts Irish Linens Is cents; Merinoes and Mourning
Calicoes Ct cents Comforts Fringes Swiss and Cam
brio Edgings and nsertings, Collars, Bands Curtain
Muslns Cloths for Sacks Blankets, Lindseys. Brown
Colored Satins, Piano and Table Covers, Canton
Flannes-and large assortment of various other
Goods, at extremely low prices. ne %
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READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT {

READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT T.
~ CHEAP READY-MADE CLOTHIEG.-In-
tending to make new arrangements in their Clothing
estabilshneht the in order to close out
WI sell their extensive assortment of Ready Made
eILoIHiNG consisting of every article to be found
p similar establishments, AT AND BELOW COST
may req assured that we will do what we say-that
LOW COST. . AMI p e
J. GREENEBAUM & sHIoss.
10 gu Main street, next door to China Hall
~ Don't mistake the place. M So
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NIGHT pUPILs.-A few hints from pel

MIGHT PUPILS--Af few hints from per
feet masters often of more service In develop
ing the capacities of pupil than the most protracted
lessons of an inferior teacher
PROF MILLAR having completed his arrange
ments, Is now prepared TO receive additional num-
Der OF night students. Gentlemen wishing to be-
tend. .aass
Terms for the course six dollars and success guar.
auteed. ta &sstt
Academy at Prates Picture Gallery, Eagle Square,
Main street, open till 10 O'Clock, at night.
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| AMBERT'S OFFICE, No. 3, NoRr

| .AMBERT'S OFFICE, No. 3 NORTH
IL CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE.
ALL PRIZE LOTTERY
For Saturday, Nov. 18th. Every ticket will be a
prize for all, without drawn number will be enti-
tied to $40 gross
Capital ~. 600 Dollars
The grand Consolidated Lottery of Maryland, Glass
2: S72 GEO. $4,000 2of eco, 10 of s. OOO 10 of
$1,000 20 of $l,277, 176 of $500, being the lowest
three number prizes. rs Nos, II drawn. Tickets
$50; halves, quarters, and eighths in proportion.
Risk on package of Is Whole tickets, or
price of Certificate, $3.50 90
do. as 4 do. Half do, IT'S 90
do. do. Quarter do. 81 so
do. do. Eighth do. 4S rs
All tickets sold at this Office are stamped by the
Commissioner of Lotteries for the State of MARYLAND.
s The law of Virginia imposes heavy penalty on
persons buying or selling Lottery Tickets in that
State Those inclined to purchase without violating
the law requested to send their orders this
flee, and they will be promptly attended to.
The printed OFFICIAL DRAWING win be for
WaIded SO as to reach Richmond and Petersburg the
following morning Address
o22-St THOMAS LAMBERT. Baltimore, Nd.
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0NE CENT REWARD-Ran away r

N Inc subscriber on Saturday night last a Me-
GRo GIhL, named Margaret Ann Williams The
and Is an indented apprentice. will Give the above
reward without thanks for the delivery Of the said
MARGARET Ann Williams, and hereby forewarn ali
mo- <-ztN w. B. HILL
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E'RESH VENISON.-The finest and fat
= est BUCK seen this year will be served to our
patrons on "Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Low.
efs OF good eating will please bear 1t in mind.
M o, q. r. w. ALLEN, Arbeur.
--- ~ -S--,e coaner Main and 18th SIS
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MEANS OF COMMUNICATION WITH THE
SEAT OF WAR

The Washington Union states that there
are but two means of communication with
the seat of war ON the Danube--the one by
relays of horses, thence by railroad to Wen
ma, and thence by telegraph to st. Peters
burgh. In this line, remarks the Union, the
Austrian government is therefore at the great
choke point of communication with Western
Europe and the United States and as the
same telegraph by which the Austrian autho-
rites send dispatches to st. Petersburgh can
bring in return the construction which the
Car or his ministers desire the West and its
people to put upon them, we can approx
mate to the sum of credulity which must be
required in the West, or the amount of Gre
dulity which really exists in the Northeast,
when it is expected that anything can be be-
lieved which comes from that quarter. The
other line of communication with the Da-
nubian frontier is one much more Eighty, yet
much more reliable
The Turkish couriers are carrier pigeons,
kept in the immediate vicinity of Omar Pa
cha As no telegraph or railroad connects
with Constantinople and the West, the Russo
Austrian power has by many days the advan-
tage of the Turks in projecting whatever sto-
ry it pleases. 4
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TyO THE PUBLTC---Tbe -I ,,r5.r.;,,a.

TO THE PUBLIC The undersigned
propose to establish In this city a. soon a. tbev
can complete the necessary arraneementr 4 new
DAILY AND WEEKLY PAPER. 70 be neutral T.
politics. and to be called sA4'' -
1.-THE PENNY POST
The Editorial Department VIII be- condnctea hv
Mr. HUGH R. peasants, assisted bv 3
Local Reporters. sPs a'
The Subscribers will be equally interestes =. nro.
prietors of the paper and 1t win be their chief a
ana enorf to render IL newspaper In the highest
sense OF the term i will be circulated as its name
indicates upon the cheap penny system. At nrice
accessible to ALL and it is confidently exnected thai
with proper exerton, extensive Circulation will
be gained and along with that the patronage of the
advertising public wy
v. E. SHEPHERD.
JAMES PLEASANTS.
" The price, per copy, of the ..PENNY PoSTn
VIII be one CENT or siI cents per week. payable to the
carrier, aud - per annum, In advance, when mailed
advance y r. ''A ~
~ The rates for advertising will be as follows:
FOR one square of ten lines Tess first insertion so
cents For each continuauces Is eeEta., Animal ad.
for two, payable quarterly
RICHMOND. Nov. 18TH 1858. no22-1t
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HOUSE AND LOT ON 22ND STREET,
IL CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE, AND A
HOUSE AND THREE ACRES NEAR FAIR
FIELD FOR RENT.--The house and lot now occu-
pied by Thos. L. Hundey, opposite Mr. Austin Cen
try's, for sale. The dwelling and out houses are
very conveniently arranged; the former contains five
rooms all in perfectorder.
Also Dwelling with we'll of excellent water in
the yard and three land attacked back of Fair
Held for reut. Possession he had in few days
house newly painted. HUNDLEY IL BRO,
= no l3-it* Era1 kiln street
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4 TIERCESL 'REYNOLD'S" FAMILY
" HAMS
20 hhds. very superior Western cured SIDES
10 bbls. Leaf LARD
5 hhds, BACON SHOULDERS.
Receiving per steamer Belvidere, for sale by
no % JNO. WOMBLE & CO.
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tg T. J.. CARSON 4 co, NOS. Al AND as
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. SC
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always ON hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. je18-1yz
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN.-On MON
~ DAY the l4th of November or the Tuesday fol-
lowing, half-setter and half'pointer DOG, named
Carlo The said dog is white, with several red spots
on him. has small plug cut out of his right ear and
portion ofstiesh grown up in his right eye. Any
person having the SAID dog in his possession will do
the ownera great favor by leaving him or any mes
sage at ohm P. Talleys Grocery Store on Franklin
street, square below the old market or through the
post office. SO that can get him. And he will be
literally rewarded.
no 18--lStx ACHILLES q GARNETT
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All persons interested in the above notices in
vted to meet at the Office of Sheppard l. Chamber
Jayne, on Thursday evening, the 24lh ins oclk.
no 1l-6t