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Corn-4,O0O barrels per annum here sup
posed to be produced on the estate although it
is known that for the last three years large
quantities have been bought by the planters.
% TENNESSEE.
Hugh Harkins, Postmaster, Bolivar, Hardi-
man county - Each good hand cleared 40
dollars.
The above facts need no comment. They
tell their own tale of unrequited toll and un-
relieved hardship. "a Carolinian" justly re-
marks, that the slaves enjoy "a monopoly of
labor" and it is equally clear that their mas
tiers enjoy monopoly of wages.
TO BE CONCLUDED IN OUR NEXT
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WILL give prompt attention 10 all business
w intrusd his care In the middle sad fthern part
of the STATE locating Of land varrAns puschsss and
sale Of real estate sxAustiou Of titles u taxss
As Rsfsrs TO Hoa samuel Lewis Ctneinnsti Oeie; DOL
william Keys, HilsborougA, Ohio; Messs hsriow, ssQ
XsniA, Ohis. jsa 1-U
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10 FOR. THE MILLION. IN

And millions will read IL and own H. ana a., 49,
heavenly prr cpes, and the living gsnerstions ~ u s
imbibe It's noble sentiments and generations yst val
will rise up and bless its author and tbAnt r. ahoofh
Heaven for inspiriBg noble woman utter surh 81
burning truths, for the redenltonof the
OF our N'ii1ts
To Booksellers, Philsnihropists or Socicti,s who
purchase the above by the THOUSAND, for sale ar ar
ton liberal discount will be maln The eSion iIoa'
nestly printed In large octave pamphlet Of les efy
double columns, Thick paper covers, and hrmlv AT,
We now offer IL the public the follow ng eai,jcns. Ad
UNCLE roM's cABIN-RgrArL
The edition for the million thirty.seren and hal, -
Ia German, Tin press 10 be Published about tbs G
January, 1887 n,ty cents. tu
The edition in volumes, bound In cloth best b,,r,
tion, also '''y edl
Superb ilustrAt edition, with las original aas,
Billings engraved by Baker Smith, in y5rns
cloth, ssbO. '''-'ne' S'O,
Cloth, full gilt, $3.50
Extra Turkey, fall gilt, s. 60.
JOHN r JEWEff & Co, Pnblssers E,.,..
JEwErT, PROCTOR. q WORTH NGfCEa
P.S. Mrs Stowe Ia preparing, ami in fe as,. IN
offer to the pubBe, VIII
A Key to Uncle Toms Cabin--being eomplo,.
refutstion of some charges which have been .sS'
against her account OF alleged ~ ,.
In Uncle Tom. lt will mali pam: blst OF abon, los
pages double columns, and will present original go.
and documents, most thoroughly establishing The ,T
OF every statement in her book. Price % cents
Dec. 2-4tf
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MILL PROP cary FoK saLT.

is stna' ed on Deer Creek, Lexington township STARK
county, Ohio, mile and half fr, Lin,s STA
ton" the Cleveland aud Pitts urgh kslrosd sfrjg
excellent facilities 20 market There the prsnses
Containing near dfty Of and) good grist MILL WITH
three stones mill dwelling houses, barn,
&c abun liant supply Of excellent fruit bearing
order The above property Is pleasantly situated ana NJ
fords an eligible chance for profitable investment 70 m
enterprisng and Indus tri9as nJiv ldusl Ire rice 80
principal part Of which II desi ell may remain on the
premises properly eouiet For further particulars sppy
(post psd) 10 Asa MOkSS,
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1000 BOOK AGENTS WANTED,
10 sell Pictorial and Useful Works for the fea'
1872

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR!
w AN Ed In every county OF the United States sc's
anu eaterpEsing men, to engage in the ssis Of some
VI 'ne oss' DOCKS pbiihed In the coubtry To zen o.
good address, all capital OF fom SIS S
such Inducements viii be Offered as to enable them H. make
tom % 10 p day profit
W The hooks published by us are all useful In thslf
Character, extremely popular snd command large ssla
wherever they offered.
For turtle r partcoi r. address (pos tage p7id)
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TO MILL OwNEas AND MILL BUiLUi r., &e.

to H'1A y" NLtNS HND MILD bUtLU' NJ "
experienced millv right and practical mechanic, ThS
"A has built mills OF various descriI TONS to be driven p
stan or water power would like - recevs propositions 10
the above line, he would engage 10 do repairs 90 M
CORPORATION where he have steady employ
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ed For furth particulars adress Mn.srando care q
q. Bailey, Washington, ID q.
Platform scales built to oder Jan 6-o'
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"~" - q W"s"'D " A'tW Ot"fe'
Pro i0rma expenses of u sugar estate working
gang OF one hundred slaves, and produc-
ing per annum four to five hundred hogs
heads of sugar
Overseer 81 500
Doctor, SO per slave of all ages 800
Yearly repairs to engine, copper work,
resetting ofsugar kettles &c, at least 900
Engineer during grinding season 200
Pork, so pounds per day-say per an-
mum 80 hogsheads, at Sl2- 1880
Hoops 80
Clothing full suits per annum-shoes
caps, hats, and 100 blankets at least
SIS per slave 1900
Mules or horses, and cattle to replace
at least 500
Implements of husbandry, iron, nails,
lime &c, at least 1000
Factors commission, 2Ia per cent 500
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ONE MILLION COPIES OF WuJCu

nave been printed, in this country and 10 Europ. In
more than six mo ths-a sale which has no ns
the wcrId's history Yet, notwithstanding this ; 10
sale, there are bundrets Of tn ia our own
who have not vet peruse the glowag PAGES 0, Uncs
Cabin, many OF whom have bsen prevented from DOR
from inability to porchase To remove this oh,.is 81,
bav issu cd thts edition $50 sAio pOsta.le, We
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one year with another, one hundred hogsheads
Of sugar.
Statement
Household and family expenses $1,000
Oyerseer;s salarv 400
Food and clothing for Is working hands
Food and clothing for Is old negroes
and children at SIS 225
~ per cent. on en- pital invested (which
is about $40 900 to keep IT in repair 600
-
2675
so hogsheads sugar at cents per
pound met proceeds) $4,000
25 hogsheads sugar at cents per
pound met proceeds) $50
rs hogsheads sugar at cents per
pound (net proceeds) 500
1000 gallons Of mOlasses at 10 cents 400
1850
Leaving profit of 1915
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VOL VII,
AN EDITION FOR THE MILAN,

WE bsve yielded TO the repeated and urRsrt soV,,-
w lions OF numerous friends Of humanity md onela
70 them and TO the public gepsrayto the living her
an edition Of Mrs Stoves unrvaed work at prc. go
70 bring u within the cans Of every person II GOV
work Of super,roga,ion to speak in Complimentary
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Leaving profit of 1915
equal to about two and half per cent TO-
terest on capital should the tariff be reduced
to the rate proposed But if permitted to re-
main at two and half cents as it now is, an
interest of six per cent. on capital can one year
with another, By strict economy be realized.
. I'VE regret that we are not sufficiently ao-
quainted with any other branch of agriculture
or manufacture to form correct opinion.
R. w HARRIS,
HENRY FooTE,
BENJAMIN LACY,
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order to bring the Magazine businesses back 70 he Old
channel OF ne mails under the postage the pub
lieher OF - -
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one year with another, one hundred hogshead
Of sugar.
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We, the undersigned, have had the pleasure
TO peruss circular issued by the Secretary
of the Treasury, asking information in regard
to the different productions and manufacturers
of the United States. Ia reply to u few ques-
tons respecting sugar, We are fully convinced,
from many years experience in the production
Of that article, that should Congress be 80 un-
wise US to reduce the duty to i2% per cent,
even with a corresponding reduction on all
other imports, the consequence would be, that
in q very few years the cultivation of that in
dispensable necessary would be abandoned in
Louisiana, not only TO the entire ruin of that
portion Of the State adapted TO that culture,
but also to the loss of both the Western farm
or and the Northern manufacturer. =
To prove what We have already stated, long
experience has taught us that 1t requires at
least two and halt cents on every pound OF
sugar produced, to meet the necessary expenses
of conducting q sugar plantation, principally
owing to the perishable nature of materials in
the climate. Annexed you have q statement
showing the annual necessary expenses per-
tanning to plantation, whereon is produced,
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
IcoRREcrrp WEEKLY FOR THE rRA.I
INDEPENDENT CONVENTION or THE PEG.
PLE on NIAGARA COUNTY.

To he Ludependem Eiecf0rs Of Niagara County
The electors Of this county irrespective Of party,
who believe that political and personal liberty is the
right Of all men, and who favor tho repeal Of the Flu
gitivo Slave Law and tho abrogation Of Slavery in
the District Of Columbia. where IL Is wholly sustained
by the power Of tho General Government, and the
prevention Of It's introduction In the Territories Of
tho United States; and who are opposed to the at
tempt Of tho old parties to suppress free discussion
who are In favor Of the proposed amendment Of
the Constitution Of this State 10 the Erie Ca
nal enlargement and Of efficient for the pre-
vention Of intsmperancs, are requested to meet In
their respective town, and appoint five delegates TO
meet In County Convention, at the fremont House,
in the village Of Lockport Saturday the sth day
OF October NEXT t twelve o'clock, noon, to make tho
necessary nominations Of candidates for the county
officers, and to adopt soch measures as may DO deem.
cd proper to accomplish the object above indicated.
Dated at Lockport, September ., 1853.
Here (ollow The names Of ovsr so citizens, uhhh
zoe are compelled 10 omit
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FREE DEMOCRATIC CONTENTION IN ILLINOIS

Notice is hereby given that there will be Free
Democratic Convention held at the Court House in
Geneva Kane county, Illinois on Monday, October
10, 1883. at ten O'clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for county Offices TO be sup
ported at the approaching November election. The
several towns will be entitled 10 the following number
Of delegates:
Dundee 6 Elgin, To- St Charles, 9 Rutland
Plato, 4; CamptOn, s. Hampshire, 4 Virgil, 4; Au-
rora 10; Sugar Grove, 5 Big Rock, I KaneviIIe,
Batavia, g. Blackberry, 5 Geneva Burlington,
The several towns will hold their primary meetings
for the appointment of delegates on Saturday Octo-
Der g. at seven o'clock ?. NJ Let each town he fully
represented in the Convention.
EDWARD ALEXANDER,
EBEN C0NANT,
A. DANF0RTH.
CHARLES II. WELLS,
WILLIAM EAST0N,
CsyfC1i Conn
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." lie was Quaker of that early sort illustrated by
such philanthropists as Anthony Benezct, Thomas
Ciarkson, Mrs. Fry and the like.
lie was n most selfdenyng, patient, loving friend
of the poor and the suffering of every kind and his
life was unbrokon history Of bcnefcence Thou
sands of hearts will feo touch of grisf tho news of
his death, fer few have so large wealth in the
blessings of the poor and the gra eful of
Kindness and beneyoIence, az he
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ANfISLAVRRY WORKS FOR SALE At THIS or
FICR, BY LEWIS CIEPHASR.

Uncle Toms cabin-price 81 cents postage IL cents ,
five copies for 81, postage paid.
Uncle Toms Cabin in German-price SO cents, post
age Is cents
Key Uncle Toms Cabn-price so cents, postage 10
cents.
White Slavery 10 the Barbary States by Hon Charles
Sumner-price so cents, postage II cents
Giddingss Speeches, one volume l2me-price ST. post
age IS cents.
Goodells American Slave Code-prce IS cents post
ago lS cents.
Manuel Perera-price in cloth rs cents, postage II
cents in paper so cents, postage 10 cents.
Address LEWIS CLEPHANE,
National Era Office.
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rightiul Judge, in this affair, and the injured
party 700. he has investigated i's merits, pre-
nounced Judgment against Austria and acquit-
ted the United States; yet strange az il is,
Austria has called the United Sta:os TO an ac-
count Tor violating the sovereign territorial
rights of the Emperor Of Turkey
The conclusions at which the President has
arrived, after full examination Of the trans.
action at Smyrna, and respectful considera-
ton OF the views of the Austrian Government
thereon, as presented in Mr. Hulsemann's note,
are, that kOszta, when seized aud imprisoned,
was invested with the nationality Of the Uni
ted States; and they had, therefore, the right
II they chose To exercise IL, TO extend their pro-
lection to him that from international law
the only law which can be rightfully appealed
to for rules of action in this case-Austria
could derive no authority to obstruct OF inter
fere with the United States in the exercise of
this right, in ehecting the liberation of Koszta
and that Captain lngraham's interpositOn for
his release was, under the peculiar and extra
ordinary circumstances of the case right and
proper.
These conclusions indicate to Mr.. Hulse.
mann the answer which the undersigned il in
structed by the President TO make to the En-
perOr Of Austria to the demands presented in
Mr. Hulsemann's note
The President does not see sufficient cause
for disavowing the acts of the American agents
which are complained of by Austria. Her
claim for satisfaction on that account has been
carefully considered, and is respectfully de-
clined
Being convinced that the seizure and mprs-
onment of koszta were illegal and uniustifa-
bic, the President also declines to give his con-
sent to his delivery to the Consul. General of
Austria at Smyrna but, after u full exanina-
ton of tue case, as herein presented, he has in
structed the undersigned to communicate to
Mr. Hulsemann his confident expectation that
the Emperor of Austria will take the proper
measures to cause Martin Koszta to be rostor-
ed to the same condition he was in before he
was seized in the streets Of Smyrna on the 2Ist
of June last
The undersigned avails himself Of this occa-
sion 10 renew to Mr. Hulsemann the assurance
of his high consideration.
w. L. MARCY
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y Q. Robbins. Attorney Tor Procuring and De
IL. tending Pstsnts, Washington, d. c., makes En-
smnstions At the Patent Once, prepares Drawings
and Papers for Applicants Tor Patents, and can bs
consulted on al matters relating TO tho Patent Laws
and decisions IN this and other countries. He also
continues to dsvots especial attention to arguing
rejected applications before the Commissioner OF Pa
tens In which line Of practice no has saccssded in
procuring great number Of valuable patents. His
Ice for examination Mt the Patent Once Is ave dol
lara for other services the charge will be reasonable
Reference can be made members Ut Congress- or TO
those Tor whom Mr. r. has transacted business during
tbs past nine years Aug 26-sow
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A CHANCE rO MAKE MONEY

FTgUtuOK dHd 10NOTdOk Empl0yIAeHf!
THE subcribsr Ia dssrous Of having an agent In
i each county and town Of the Union. A capital
OF from Ave 10 ten dollars only will be required and
anything like an efficient. snergtic man can make
from three 10 ave dollars per day indeed. some Of
ths agents now employed are rsairing twice that
postage paid WILLIAM A. KINsLER
Sep l6- Box 6Ol, Pbilsdelpha Post Once
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ISAAC +. HOPPER,

WE have in press, and shall publish carly in Sep
w TENDER one Of the most thrilling Temperance
Tales which has been published since the inimitabo
SORES by Sargent IL Is said to be written by n oler-
I'M of NnrL IL
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AMER,CAN AND EURoPrAS AeEsoy

TINE subscriber devotes his attention to the prose
l. cution of CLAIMS, procuring of PATENTS, or
transmission Of funds, in America TO any portion
of Europe. JOS. C. q KENNEDY, late of
June I6-Sm Census Olhcs Washington
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REVOLUTIONARY, WAR 90 l-I2,
FLORIDA AND MEXICAN WAR PENSION CLAIM

E0R Widows and Claims for EXTRA PAY for
L Army and Navy, in California and Oregon from
1916 TO 1852 prosecuted by +. T. HASSLER.
Office on Four anda- Half street near Pennsylvania
avenue Washington. ID G. Sep %
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS, ARE
~ the agents for the National Err aud are author
iled to receive advertisements and subscriptions for
US at the lowest rates Their receipts regarded ~
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Old Mortality

Th" following curious paragraph Is from the
Dumfrcs (Sco,land) Courier
jerome Bouaparlr. the only surviving bro
thcr oi The great Napoleon. married in the L.
niled STATES Miss Patterson. who was a
grand daughter nf one Robert Patterson.bctter
know II III Scotland. and IN Iced over the " orld,
as Old Morlality' Old Mortality by some
accounts, wns natv of the parish Of Close
burn, Dumflicshre, though, according TO 9th.
ers the parish of Hauick claims to b. his birth
placc-At all events. he settled, before com.
m, ncins his well known wnnderings renova
ting the tombstones OF the cavenanters, in Nor.
ION, the adjoining parish to Closrburn,and mar
RED one Ellzaneth Gray. mho uos for acoaSid.
crablc time a c0ok-ma,d m Me family Of The
k1kDatrickS Of Goscburn. Old Mortality s
wife, " ith her children, settled in Balmaclel
Ian, Kircudbrghrslirr; and Inc third son,J 'hn
emigratrd To America in l776, and establish
ed at Baltm re jerome Bonaplr married
his daughter. Truly. truth is stranger than
fcfon! Ti,i- sror., with the oxcrpfion of the
last link, seems sufficiently .ourhed TO by the
researches of the late M Joseph Train, of
Castle Douglass, The result Of hicl Sir Wal
Ter Scott has embodied in his introduction 10
Old Mortaiily" Library Ed ton of III" Wa
,etly Novels, vol. y, PIP. 80 Bal though
that introduction beats the i t. of 1929, II
makes no nIusion IN The circumstance that
the Miss Eizareih Patterson of New York
whom the future Ming Of We tphnlla married
In 1903, was the daughter of John Patterson,
of Baltimore. and the g-and daughter oi 81
Thomns Kirpalrick's cook AID now decen.
dant of The Kirk patrcks ia Empress Engine.
oi France. married tn another Bonaparte."
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THURSDAY MORNING.

dread ol laughter. than you can enjoy ur
life II you the constant terror of de1<tI.
If You think it right to differ from the tmesand
to make point OF morals. do ihha,yevT rus
tic, however antlvuated, ho"eveff aatie it
may appear, do il, moi for insoence, bni SEE
riousIy, and graduly-as a man who were a
soul of his own in his bosom, and did not wait
Iillit vas hr,nthrd INTO him by the breath Of
lashou.- Sidney Smith.
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DECH'S SAFES AGAIN -lrH.DER'S
Ia Patent Saiamoadet, wih Rteh'S improvement


CHARLEsToN 5. c., Nov 81, 1872.
MesSrS SiearHS g. NaYVm. Sacceaso,s1o 10 Rtch u 60.
Genilemea:-Ou the night OF the llh insl my entire
,tock. consisting ol oils candles. white lead rubber
prings aud packing, very great qnutity Of oth'
merchandise wis consumed by fire. Your safe coninin
lng my books in the hottest at ct me fire, and
ry ding in il saved in tho perfect condition.
ha used the ga, for moment, 1T dark and the box ol
matches used 10 light Is custom, put no
the safe, for consider them dangerous things to leave
lbout The matches and the books where all of my
uhne stock that had the mark 4 the fire upon them
Unfortunately for nae, you have here hud prof of the
goodness of your Snamanders, the perfect satisfaction
afcgcry who Witnessed the Obstruction oi my store
Yours very respectfully,
LEWIS Nj. HATCH.
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RoDSEY, Miss, Dec. 7, 1852 .

-'TT8s'I ,
fsoac B,tdge Esp. .Nco Orleans.
Dca, Nir,--Wc send you one of Rich & Co.'S Safes,
lried in the fire in our town the 22d August This
Safe stond an extcrnehcar nfa arge frame building in
Which it used surrounded by quantity oi bngg ing
lonr, rope whiskry. and many other combu.tibe art
les 1t will show fori If the hea it sustained. The
pnprrs therein wcreIt zen soled. We therefore do
efclv certify that this of the best Snfes have
,een. ether safes, except this make, proved worth.
ess, aow be proven on the ruins.
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EDFaUND, DAVENPORT CO.,
IL RICH MOND, offer for sale in store ana d 'oat,at
wholesae--
j0O0 Sucks Lver' fine Sail, Marshall and othe h ends
100 do Ground Alum do
800 tlns Richmond ground rmher
500 ton. best Peruvian Guam dai', expected
500 bbl- Rosendale Cement
400 bu4hel- prime Cloyerseed
$50 blls. Bone Dust
l25 btd-. Bacon sidc,.
I27 tefces Sugar House Moasses
900 bescs Archer a. Cos. M axes.
300 lie,ces London Porter
30 enscs Cross & BlaclSnesl Londen Mustard
25 do do Wnlnu, and Mushroom CatchuP
25 Hampers English Cheese (Gloucester)
75boxcs Mnccaroni
80 Bag Sicily Almonds
300 bags Brazle Sugar
! 400 Gng. Costn Rica Coffee
Henac.-ry Godnrd, Onm and Sasarox Brandy, Held
.ics and Hungarian Lion Wine; Sherry, Madeira, and
Port y me- &C. &r.
MANY Of the above are of our own importation, and
we prof sell ns low fheJ be bnd in this
Try quantity aud quality considered Tens as goo, an
assortment ns be had in The country, adapted TO tho
rrnde ri Virginia ..a
de-, 30dacts EDMUND. DAVENPORT Il co.
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DAILY VIRGINlAN.
GERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TETN MS.

rb yIRGINIAN il published daily ~ So sni "eehly
r annnm advance. No subscription + - ahei l ]
= IN x Iuons and paper s dise2hilhuei eAt AT
% ;n o the propsictos until all arreaFages snail nave
', inserted for SO cents per s1uae lor
rv ixSgR form insertion, and - cts Tor every utter
eS - =. ~, 1uu,bcr Of Is not marked on the Ms, II
U + nbisbe till ordered out, and charged aeeordlhgy
Tbs YEARLY RATES ae:-for the prtlieseo OF Two SQUARES
exc for square, day 500 seinw weekly
9y f inner form lay $40 semweeky SO Every yearly
:1 % he renirel to conine his advertising o his
n m sncss If he exceed the space stipulated for
w. ~ Vii iii he charged ratably for the excess.
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TO STR ANGERS.

ANRESU GA.As.s n sEEDS.--rhc sub
scrber has il, -. Spring supply of Car
den Seeds his stuck j. ip leiabrnres variety
usually wanted in th. innate. ThAy are all fresh and
gHatne and direct fr,m the reebrnd House OF DAVID
'ASDRETH ut Phi.adclplia an assortment OF
rtr'ice FLOWER SEEDS
Catalogues with amluac and directions for planting
ana culture to be had gratis JOHN II. sea-,
feb 2-ts Druggist.
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The Gagdiacr Case

WASHINGTON. March l2-The Gardner
case vas continued to day. Nj. Bradley OPEN
ed for he defence He declared that the pa.
pers, presented before the Mexican Commits
sioners. were certified to hy lhe United States
Consul in Mexico, and the Mexican Minister
here, and others That the deed ofthe mines
was found in Mexico. That individuals in
Mexico were found ready to sho" the Commit
Tee of Investigation in search OF IT, the ideut
cal mine claimed by DR. Gardiner Upon thes,
lacts h" based the defence. aud was positive OF
being able to establish them successfully.