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n The Advertiser learns from private advices
received in San Francisco, that a vast emigr
ton of Russians, said 10 be 10 900 in number. is
in preparation Tor the Sandwich Islands under
the Immediate auspices of The Emperor. We
doubt the correctness Of this report; but should
it prove well founded, we NAV expect TO have
an Interesting condition Of affairs on the Pacific.
as ii is not probable that our Government. or
that of France or England would peTlnit RGs-
sian invasion of the Sandwich Islands under
pre'ence of colonization. Onr government had
better avoid all the trouble by an Immediate an
nexniiou.-.Stafe Iont1nL
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Total

exclusive of board and lodging, which may be
extravagant or cheap, according to the taste of
occupied in crossing-say tiirty-sx hours; aud
those from the States generally get Oft within
three days after they leave Aspinwall. When
the repairs on the road are completed, it is fully
expected that the passengers will not be de-
iained ON the Isihmus at any time more than 4S
hours. We learn Il at the Railroad bridge al
Barbacoas is completed in the most substantial
manner, and the rails are now being laid across
it. Extra force has been placed to work the
Railroad near Cruces and every Thing promises
speedy completion oil the work.-S.F.Herald.
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Despair.
isest of ms all, when wo
,s .,,,r oa,rou natl, holax.-

The wisest of ms all, when wo
Darsens our narrow path bellows
Are childish to the last degree,
And think what is, must always be.
1t rains, aud there is gloom around.
Slippery and sullen is the ground.
And slow ihe step; within our sight
Nothing is cheerful nothing bright.
Meanwhile the srn on high, although
We will not think il can be so,
Is shining at this very hour
In all its glory. all It's power,
And when the cloud is past, again
Will dry mp every drip of min.
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STAGE LINE F0s SACRAMENTO.

BANTER 6. co. L. s. NAH LINE OF
Stages from Skaeso to Sacromeato,
Via. Coiusa and Marysvillc.
p-a5sssa THE PR0PRIE- 81 h
@S@4zSAssA tors of the above lines-s-1-ss=zs--s1
being DESTROYS of accommodating the travelling
public, have determined To run through 10 Sac
ramento by the way of Colusa aud Marysville.
Their fine collection ot American horses. all
in fine condition, and elegant Concord Coaches.
are sufficient guaranty that The traveller IN
patronsing this line will secure both pleasant
and expeditions passage.
The stages will leave The ST. Charles, Shasta,
at halfpast o'clock every morning, and arrive
at Sacramento, xia. Calusa aud Marysville, the
days following al l2 N.
Readings Springs,
MIX Ranch.
Clear Greek.
Dasmgerfeld's Rurei,
American Ronch,
Cottonwood,
Prairie House,
PoAer's Ferry,
Red Bi46a
Z'sAana,
.soknson's Ranch,
MonroeviHe,
Placer City,
lTiAe,s,
Coluso and
M.,rysstile
Passengers arriving by this line can be furn-
..,aed with animals for any part of the Northern
Mines, by Mr.. james Loag, at the Shasta Stock
Market. WIN. A. NUNNALLY, Agent.
ST. Charles Hotel
Shasta, Arg 18th, 1853 sal3f
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The last number III the Edinburgh Recie,c con-
t,ius an ariic on Education in the United
States in which is the following remark "A
few years since The question was asked by dis
tinsiiished divine. Who reads an American
book The question now is. Who does not
read an American book, Journal, or newspa-
per2'" The Boston Courier remarks: This
is cool 1t so happens that it the Edin-
bnr.h Rrricr ITSELF that asked The question now
so cuuiplacen.iy shufled of upon the 'disiin-
yuished divine
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KIT CARsoS.-This celebrated traveller. coy
0geur and frontiers man. renowned III history,
and connected with all the early associations OF
California is at the Mantle Hotel. Perhaps the
wurld does not contain his equal for daring
proves and The love OF adventure, which has
for years made him wanderer in the western
wids Of the North American continent. life
of Kit Carson would be a thrilling and interest
ing narrative.
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UA writer tor the newspapers from ffAway
down in Old virginnny,'' says that since the
ministers have been preaching to the slaves
about the immortality Of dancing. nearly all Of
them, so great 10 their conviction, have " laid
down the fiddle and the bow" and taken to
gambling. s..8 stsansgI se.sM "a
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49, SCfINABEL & co. TAKE PLEA
Sill sure in announcing that the " JnioH
.-a.l Hotel' is again open for the accomnioda-
ton of The public.
We do not hesitate to promise every comfort
and convenience to he obtained at the best no
tells in this portion OF the State
Our table aud bar viii always be supplied
with the bes, articles TO be procured i'll the mar
ket.
We can also furnish comfortable private rooms
for families.
Weavervillc. May 7, 1853 myTf
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rFThe tax to be paid by Vim. B. Astor 10
the CITY government this year. will amount to
forty thousand dollars. a sum considerably larger
than is expended for the same purpose by any
other individual.
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VThe following lines by Congreve describe
we'll a not uncommon female fault:
:. Coa,iette aud coy at once her air,
Bo.h studied though both seem neglected,
Arrless she seems with artful care.
affecting to be unaffected"
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REDUCTION OF PRlcEs ON THE IsrHMus.-7m-

REDUCTION OF Prices ON THE 1sTHMus.-Im-
prorement on the roads.-We learn from the Pan
anna Star, that in consequence of the opposition.
but ten dollars was paid for a steerage passage
in the Uncle Sam, her last trip TO this port.
The Yankee Blade, another of the Opposition
steamers. expected to be ready to enter the
trade at early day, will also have tendency
to keep down the rate of passage, SO that there
is little probability of the prices ever ranging so
high again as heretofore. Mule-hire on the
Isihmus, too, says the Star, is becoming consid-
erably reduced, the rates for good saddle mules
for the last two steamers being from five to
eight dollars, and for the baggage Ten cents -
The following. therefore, may be quoted as the
cost of crossing the Isthmus:
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UPPER MouNTAsN HOUSE.

esssSS THIS HOUSE. LONG KNOWN TO
#i.iw1 travellers and packers as one OF the
vs.sseS best houses on this route, is situated
about halfway between Wenverville and Sllas-
IN. An excellent table is always provided. aud
the Bar has constantly on hand supply OF the
best Liquors and Cigars
Good accommodations fer mules and horses
can always be had. and constant supply OF
Hay and Barley is always kept on hand.
J. MCLAUGHLIN,
ieIitf Prnprietor.
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uA LEARNED young lady being asked at the
tea table If she used sugar, replied, . have a
diabolical invincible repugnance TO sugar, for
according to my most profound and metaphys,
ical OCCUPATIONS on the subject, the favosity OF
the sugar nulli6es the flavosify Of the tea, and
renders i. vastly obnoxious"
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po1;t;cns Ia.r,ligeuce.

Esorwors BETTING on EIEcTIoSs.-The Gin
ciuna,i Commercial says The amount OF beHins
on the recent efeciion la Kentucky has been
enolmous-hnndreds of thousands. perhaps
millions of dollars have changed hands
TsE Next SpEAKER.-It rs now stated IN
Washington that Hon Linn Boyd will not be
reelected speaker Of lle e. s. House of Repre-
st.niaiiues. Hon. John C.. Breckenridge, the
young mad eloquent Representative from the
Ashland district in Kentucky, is confidently spo-
ken Of for the post.
Secretary Dobbin still remains too ranch in
disposed to permit him 10 attend to the Navy
Department.
The Commission Of George Saunders, Esq.
as Consul to London, has been duly made out
and signed.
Hon. Abbott Lawrence has been spoken OF
for Governor of Massachusetts.
Col john A. Winston, Governor elect of Ala
bama. is the first native Alabamian ever elected
to the Gubernatorial chair of that State.
Foreign News.
SETTLEMENT OF THE EASTERN QUESTION
Dispatches from st Pefersbursh to the 5th Au-
gust, slate that the Emperor of Russia has def
nitely accepted the proposition OF the fouI
powers.
A dispatch from Trieste states also. that the
Sultan has accepted the propositions drawn NJ
at Vienna aud all the dangers OF an European
war. for the present, spast.
The American Cabinet look upon the interfe
renee of The America naval force III the recent
affair at Smyrna in very serious hght--as al
entire change i'll the policy of the United States
towards European countries.
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UTacitus says,"n the early ages man lived
life of simplicity and innocence" Upon this
critic remarks, when was this period of inno-
cence The first man who was born into the
world killed the second. When did the times
Of simplicity begin ~ .sFitsas
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THE SHASTA COURIER.
New. by the winficIA scsst.

The citizens OF New York. Phladelrhla
Washington and Baltimore. have raised $40 .OoU
for The relief Of The sufferers by the epidemic IN
New Orleans. Pittsburgh has raised $4,000
Cincinnati $1,000; IN fact. in almost every
city ia the United States large amounts nave
been raised for the same benevolent purpose.
Hor7rsr SuaNgR SINCE l79S.-The Richmond
Wig says:
We Lear, from a gentleman who recently Wis
tied lie Smithsonian Institute at Washington,
which has statement showing the temperature
since 1888. that this is the warmest SUMNER
since that year aud perhaps the war'nest ever
known-in this country. We learn also, chat Is
somewhat strange that the average heat o. hlch-
mond and Lancaster Pa, exceed that of any
other portions OF the Union.
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NUMBER 80.
Prctty Incident.

/, We heard of very pretty incident the other
| day. which we cannot help relating. young
! lady from the South. il seems. was wooed and
won Ivy youthful physician. living in CalifNr-
MIA. When the engagement was made. the doc
| tor was rich. having been successful in San
| francisco. 1t had not existed six months how
ever. when. BY an unfortnnate investment he
| lost The entire heap The even; came upon him.
IL should be added. just he was masking ready
10 come and claim his bride What docs he do,
Why, like an honorable chivalrons fellow that
he is, he sits down. ard writes the lady every
particular of the unhappy tsiin which had taken
place in his fortunes. assuring her that If the
effect produced any clmnge in her feelings to-
wards him. she should be released frnm every
promise she had nlatle. to him. And what does
the ,lenr. good girl do Why, she takes lump
of pnre gold, which her lpv,r had sent 10 her
when in prosperity, keepsake, and having
it manufs cnred into n ring. forwards ii 10 him
with the following bible inscription engraved ia
distinct characters ON The inside:
"Enireat me not TO leave thee. or to return
from following after thee: for whittier thou GO
est | will CO. and where thou lodgest ! will
ledge; Thy people shall be my people aud thy
God my God where ,hon diesi will die, and
there will be buried: the Lord do to me
and more also, if auslit but death part thee and
me-"
The lover idolized his sweetheart more than
ever when he received this precious evidence
of her devotion 10 him. both in sunshine and
Storm We may add that fortune again
smiled upon the Young physician and that ne
subsequently returned TO wed The sweet girl
who loved him with such unaying Affection
Nay, more. The happy bride aald bridegroom
passed through city, on their way 10 the
home of the latter in the golden State. Reader.
this is all true. Young Indies who read their
Bibles as closely as the heroine of our incident
appears to hava done, are pretty sure 10 make
good sweethearts aud better wives.-Iirg,n,a
paper.
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$4,000 REV AR ID.

$4,000 REWARD.
~ SUCH HAS NET OUR EYESm
g. on many occasions lately. but -
s-Azzsz5sS onr wish is TO let our friends
and the pablo know that we are now ready to
furnish specifications and plans all kinsls OF
buildings. All kinds of Job work done with
ueatness and dispatch. Furniture of all kinds
such as Bedsteads. Cots, Lounges. Sofas. Chairs
Dining, Breakfast, Stand and Centre Tables, al
WAYS on hand. All kinds of Sash made TO or
der Turning Of all kinds done TO order.
All or.lers!or work in our line will be prompt
ly attended to.
Shop at the head of Main street Shasta.
marl2 II CURTiSS & HUGHES.
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CITY BATH HOUSE.
Fear Of ia California Erchange,
SHASTA.
THE CgDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR
m of the above establishment bess leave
fAssN to call the attention OF the public al
sslIa large. 10 his new and commodious
!sNEa BiTHING ROO us
lssaaasl situated in the rear of the California Ex-
w ehange-and takes This method of in
forming them, that nothing shall be wanting on
his part, that will conduce TO the comfort OF
those who may favor him with call
He is also prepared to give SHOWER
BATHS.
Single Tickets. 81 90
Fifteen 10 90
Thirty 10 90
r9- Hot and cold Baths al all hours.
marl2 # > LEAN.
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uGs1s. moGa.as n Co.'s
ea,;for,ia and oregon express.

talfioF.iia aaid UT'-8' ENVF~ss.
ss - Coaaec,tHs at Stas,o Nth
<2xsassTe 7ssss1- = p4MS s. Co.'S celf
So. sa'sen e7a anrvel'ea Pc
~ ~ hEaatc E19e.ss.
sSRA&. ROGERS Co - M most -.
z slse-1tuliv latolsu ftepph4e f.lat jtiee have
press g and om Ere folio a'ilg places, ia cl4rgo
c. our resaiaT saeasSngers;
pRHclF4L OFFICES.
Y---tg.
E-;.s,..,;}ic
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q To ascertain whether a woman ia passion
ate or not, take o muddy dog into her. parl0s.
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BARTON e. sNAyELI,
CARPENTERS And BUILDERS.
Estimates and specifications made on all kinds
Of buildings Jobbins done nj the shortest no
lice. Also Rockers. Toms ana Siuices always
on hand an, made Ia order
h Seasoned lumber always on hand
I,yIsesroS BARTos. uaiAH B. SsAsELr
marl2u s.-a--- -
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OF every description promptly executed in a 81
perior manner.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-21
DAILY JOURNAL.
local and River Drevities.

The SoUrHERNER.-This magnificent low
pressure steamer passed this city Saturday
morning on her first downward trip in the
Louisville and st. Louis mail line. She 10
probably one of the finest and fastest boats
'oA the Western waters. 1t will be sufficient
to say in addition, that Capt. Anders, former
ly Of the Fashion, commands this boat. The
Southerner is the best boat ever put into the
trade, and is to be followed by several more
of the same sort.
OrThe splendid Pittsburgh ster mer Mes.
senger, of the Union line, made her appear
ance Saturday morning for the first time in
the Louisville and st. Louis line. She is a
beautiful and fast craft, and the first one that
has entered "beow the Fails" on the GLOW.
-er contract.
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EVANSVILLE ISUP WITH THE

a LII persons wanting ENGINES or MACHINERY os
any KIND built or repaired, are requested 10 favor
US win call Our Machinery being eomplete and
nashg In our employ in each department OF our busi-
wNmen OF me most skiiful and experienced ella S.
conndent OF rendering satisfaction and are will
ing 10 be judged by our rorks.
a. Durnaii, who has lately become connected with
INC hfh, Is one OF the most experienced builders of
STEAM AND FIRE ENGINES
~ "e country, AMI understands Western work thorough
az all times, may be found Sawmll Engines Mill Jrons
Shaiuhg fulieys, Gratcbars Fire Fronts Steam Pima.
rorce ana Cold Water Pumps, Improved Hoisting,
whecs Tor stores and Warehouses; Lahes for turning
" oou ana nrass Corn sh.ilers, Cistern Housing Par.
kcr, hotchkiss & Johnsons Water Wheels Appie Mil
Nuts FUSED also for crushing on the cobl Waer
iwere irons, Cellar Ventlators. Wagon Boxes Dog
irons, Piow Mould Boards, Dc, &c.
furnish 10 order Iron and Brass CASTINGS Of all
KINDS such as Mill Gearing and Spindcs Cast Iron
rIonIs Tor Houses Fence and Balcony Railing, Sash
weights, window Caps, &c.
wrought and Cast Iron work Bridges and wreugh.
iron Forging work of all kinds executed promply and
IN the best manner. MIR. wm Durham, a Macbinesmith
VINO has Jsr equals and superors has charge OF our
FIRE ENGINES made to order. which wa w.v.
equal any manufactured in the United States
we viii furnish Machinery and work of all kinds AT a.
low prices as II can be obtained Cincinnati Lousyie
or any other point in tho West and guarantee ali our
"ofk 10 be equal to the work Of any ofthose places
remember you are interested in hayin, good manu.
etories near home, and by having Patterns
ut hand for REPAIRS TO which department OF our bust
ness, We give strict attention
" is our aim to have done on the day apponted
all orders by mail will receive prompt attention ID
'ne same price as when given in person.
CAR WHEELS ofvarious D. tterns, manufactured with
Murphy's Patent Solid Hub.
We pay highest price for Scrap Iron. Brass and Cop
~ Vh"Vf-u) L.. ID. EGGLESTON & co.
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later from Texas.

BALTIMORE, Nov. Is.
New Orleans papers of Saturday are re-
ceived. Dates from the Rio Grande are 10
the pg:h uIt The Indians had again been
committing depredations. killing several Mex
leans, and carrying off large amount OF
property. A party from Fort kinggold had
pursued them, but lost the trail.
Manuel ROLES Peyzula arrived at Browns.
vile on the 26th ult., escorted by party of
u. s. Rifemen. He was banished by Santa
Anna, but nothing was said Of shooting him
or any other officer.
PIrrsBURG, Nov. 1S.
Thomas Hanna, an old and wealthy met-
chant of this city, died suddenly this morn
ing Of CONGESTION of the lungs.
PITrsBURG, Nov. Is, p. NJ.
There are feet IL inches water in the
channel aud falling. The weather is clear
and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Is, p. M.
The river has risen Is inches. Weather
mild and cloudy.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Is, p. NJ.
The river is now swelling slightly. The
weather is warm.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 90, NJ.
Fiour-Hed at S5 3J.
Nhisky- Has advanced to s2c.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in hogs or provisions this morning
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

WATCH MAKERS IoohS' ''n
THE subscriber for q number OF years engag
@ Cd in one OF he largest importing houses IN the
E East and the last four year: IN sir.,s n
onnos,te the Bank, (unt more suitable can
y. obiained1 he snow opening The largest asso
ment Of the goods ever iiered ~ ,Ss oa silver
Watches. Chains. Ladies' and Gents Pins. lar h'nss'
Finger Kings Gold Loekeis Gold ana sed
Wa,cmaker. Tools and Materials OF all KINGS a. az, =,
,b no will sel as low any otSer house est on lno
w,n,,;,. Purchasing all Of my Goods from me man
s.s,m~crs and importers drect-having a therourn
Nh. s s.,,h my extensive acquaintance with the East
VIZ n,.nnfacturers I can offer Inducements 70 All VA
a, NJ tL- above Goods give me call, assuring ns
,ha, thew .ba,l find every article as represented.
NV Jcweiry of the finest quality 20 r.
Imported and American the Watches as =, sn soei
LIBERATED Makers and will be guaranteed 70 Keep s
time TO the purchaser vii, at,er ID
Being y.elf practi' al Watehmane,', n, atebe. co
ncJ.o, nl,y To the cleaning and repairing an
| ,ru.ted 10 nv care. (oct3) y. y. ~.
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1.11.poAD WOOD NOTICE.

II. ner,ons having cut Fire Wood on the Evans
a vile and Charlottesville Railroad unoeI ea.s.nS
are required 70 register their names ana
mnahsr az Cords now cut, at the Evansvie DepoI on
~ heSe,s the 10Th day Of November next, As ennre
VI - -. c1eme nts will then take effect
ne" SAMUEL HALL, President
Eyapsyille, Oct. IS, le53
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.,Tr,,OLFF a SONS,

HAVE just received and have now IPes .a 10
xA sale and inspection are a"S Ware Clocks and
Ss eemprisng ali the latest and most besu.i
full styles We would call passiA; aaerH %heS are
s.ocs W ar English in heavy gold eases $50
yerv snc silver Watches We have nov On oaps cs
nj mo,t com pete assortment OF Jeweaty, sSl.cI
ever offered In this market. at unnsua! 1ow
and therefore respectfully invite he lanes aha
he public generaliy to give US ea az a Sons
even a ~ o.. ,S Main st. between First * seeon1.
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WALL PAPER HANGINGs!
REMOVAL.

VI X. HENDRICKS e. CO. have removed In Foster
New Block, on First st-eet near Main, where the
have on hand a general assortment OF BOOTS sn
SHOES, which they invite the attention Of countr
mel chants. movie
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NEW JEwELRY STORE.

~ GOSSEN begs leave to inform the citizens OF Ev'
W. ansvillc. that he has opened Jewslry Store 10
Mr.. kron's House, First street, between Main and
Sycamore, two doors below Maiu, whore he always
keeps hand splendid and full ofal kinds
ofJewery Watches Clocks, &C., &c. ofhe best quality
Having purchased his stock low prices he 10 enabled
to sell cheap, and fully cheap any other House r
this city.
n Bile isalso prepared repair any article in the
above line at short notice and fair compensation.
knowing the bcrslity ofhe Citizens OF Evansville he
hopes that they will extend to him fair share ofsheiI
patronage. novl6iy
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NEW JEWELRY

AT HUsTACEs FIRST ST BEL Ma AL ~. =. an.
Oh and seiec, an assortment of Jeweiry ascan be
- Mound anywhere West have Jus. elS Ia
1870 ar ane Watches of different patterns ana eeie
h..,ed makers also addition o inc Jewery anu 'li
- Mare which Twill sell at preesio suit puIenasers
lease cali and look. have the pa'ence W eos,5
ify GU don't buy.
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.DMINIsTRATOR,s SALE

~orrf-E 4. hardly given thai VIII sct NJ PuUc Huo
~ ,inn On Monday, the l4,h day Of December, \. -:
isss Foundry Buildings ling 81 soany
John Main street in the city of Evansville border
"S on the Personal piOpe
ceased yc. adminis,ersa Se Ieass non the lot on
Sneh he building. sna laTss and 10. old
and Patterns, Tools rinss vii be- given on all suns
ersa Dollars, the purchaser giving ms no.e VIII
approved seeufi,, "A'e NORRIS 4. JOHNSON,
Laws. .,, Administrator do 1sais aeH-
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II 5. l.. GiLbSntr~ Wv Wv az -.
ELOOR&ING:-A constant supp!
Of pressed Flooring, thoroughly seas' GInvTp
now -