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SIGN STOLEN
Look Out for Regues.

Iha ancient Sign of ;ha 90 Dasee.Tssa'
w more At +. Hslls store is seen.
Eur SOME IN, caliv r,'-'I--. tn "tfeI n'c
look IL I'm AMI rarli.,i It elr = 49,,
r.rilay,, It xas icne ron spite AM sr'r-r
ar. perhaps. 70 plague The ''r;i h4se.rr-"r;'
But ~ ODD HarCerr-c;, h Il 90 - "a >.a7s.
And i;.a.h 81; -" r,>-..l> u. SIS Il.
Their labor nf ly,. WA al =, wa.
For tha odd paggrrre'. sill W,iIhs ~, ~ l''.',
hri The people will come" thrr came h..Nra.
10 tho pacgerresu gopr-ns @, - e. Haii, s-o.a
With Pictures :" s'Ii' ft'rI-' j rii4r - ..-lr
He >cIl> thsm ,mr dav> =, .ha iu7~r, W sr>i-
And the d+ that -'ln aaI th- IN j. NJ. :,
ou,,
l eli The w"rll ~ha, he ~''i pa-s.rr~.r = -+.,-
And -pcH rhar"', sol. Wv ~ <i,.,l'i ir.,-
M mud hun II k'ne ani at a,,rh A. IN Az.
And the picture he tak-- Viii rlsini, ";r~.
mat the ODD Dagger e.,i'' = .i.rad 4 in. 49,,
- I"hu,rur, I'a-uea-.r,I.e ,-rii,.t. 'ui,. ~
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Wonderful Cure of Erysipelas by DR.. S. A.
Weaver's Syrup.

TO ALL WHOM III MAY CONCERN.
This NAV certify that have been greatly afflc,-
ei for many wears with bad sore on one Of nv
legs. Ii occa>iuncl firstly bv an injury. and
attcrward the Ervsipeas settled in and around II,
that at times have suffered much pain. ami
been deprive! Of is Use entirely. II has usually
troubled me most in cold weather, being often v-rv
much iLf;Ine.i, greatly >wollen and rerv sore /
EMPLOYED good physicians 70 treat IT, but they in
yarably failed 10 cure. | used various remedies
among which were about twenty bottles Of Sarsa
parila syrup but did no, receive any bencf, from
them.
Hvaring Of Dr. s. A. Weaver's Canker End Salt
Rheum. syrup being so highly recommended, was
induced t" try IL commenced its Use in the sum
lner of $50, AMI after taking few bottles nav leg
entirely healed, though continued to use il until
SIX bottles were taken. and AT the >ame time used
two three boxes 81 The Ccrat- ] have now pas,-
I'd through cold season. the first for MANY Years
without any trouble AT all with NV leg which i, as
free rom Errsipeas anv kind uf hurnOr or sore
a II ever was. DR.. Viewers medicine lia> effected
great curs for me. and that after fair trial and
failure Of others ain therefore confident that it
I' the best. can recommend the Canker and Salt
Rheum syrup of DR.. :. 4. u eayer. to all who are
afflicted with any kind q: hUmor, believing that Ike
me they will never bsgrudgc the none. Lid for il
THOMAS RASSET. Manufactured.
Contra! Fall,, T. l., Fe5. L. lsjy s2s.s
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~ extent of emigration westward. The
roads were filed with people in quest of gov
eminent land May their children and grand
children be able to do the same-mav the
Jav be far distant when the poorest man will
he unable 20 own land. This consideration
AN alone make annexation toerabe "a
bold veomanry their nations pride" can new
Or exis, in servilc dependence upon landlords
and manufacturers.
Coming home we find this day is to be Gel
eFra,ed in the usual form, winding up with
fireworks and ball in the evening. The
reople of this country, unlike certain As
sembv which recently convened at Buffalo,
consider dancing a lesser evil than Slaverv.-
That body resolved that slavery is not wrong
necessarily, its evils grow out of the abuses
Il the system, while dancing is not only an
unhcccming freshness but nahum per Sc
The farmers prospects are ve!v fatterinc.
The wheat CROP looks unusually fine; they
will commence cutting in about ten DAYS
Stock is very high. Common grades of wool
are worth half a dollar pound.
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HURRICANE AND Loss OF LIrE-Ner
York. July 10.-A tremendous hurricane.
accompanied by lightning and rain, passed
over the city and vicinity last evening,
about o'clock, doing great damage; many
trees and buildings were injured
At Brook yn. a very large building, intend
ed for store and dwelling, in the course of
erection at the corner of Hicks & Montague
streets, was completely demolished. The
workmen had left but few moments before,
and it is believed no one was killed.
Tarrvtown was the scene of terrible ca
tas'rophe. A large building occupied by
several poor families, and containing at the
time over fifty persons, many of whom had
taken shelter in it, was blown down,
and the inmates buried in the ruins 1t was
not known at last accounts that more than
six persons had escaped. Seven dead bodies
had been taken out, and the citizens were
busy in clearing awav the ruins.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
FROM EUROPE.

The Collins steamship Atlantic, from Liv-
erpoo Wednesday, Goth ult., arrived at New
York July 10th.
E>GLANp.-1hc young Prince was chris
,rncI Leopold George Duncan Albert
Mr. Van Buren, was at Birmingham
Mrs Stowe was visiting Wales.
The crops in ireland are uxuriant
The weather in Britain is generally favor
able to the growing crops.
In the north of Scotland rain is wanted
Very little is said relative to Turkish affairs.
there bcin. general belief in the mainten-
aucc of peace.
FRAxCE,-The proposed action of France
in the Turkish question,s not known official
". 1t was reported that the Emperor had
prepared formal note to Russia, demanding
peace or war-France being ready for either
Reports add that Napoleon consents to with
hold his note. on the earnest entreatv of NJ
Ki>seet, the Russian Minister. This NAV or
NAV not be correct.
Agricultural accounts from the Southern
Departments are bad, several districts being
inundated.
NwIIzEELANp.-Thc prospects for set
cmrnt of Swiss matters are brighter. The
blockade of the PicdmOntcse frontier is soon
t. be- raised.
TUEkEY-No hOstilticS have commenced
vet and general belief gains ground that there
will be none The Russians continue to col
rct troops along the frontier, and the Turks
DO not cease their wallike preparations
Baron Bruck, the Austrian Envoy, arrived
at ConstanIinope on the 18th. and is under
stood to be CHARGED with concliatorv propo-
saIs, thouIh it is not known what they are
In short, Turkish affairs since last adyice> re-
main IN ,'a',' p.o, but with an improved feel
my io7 peace.
Ru,>i. insists no longer on a special treaty
with Turkey. but her demands are now con-
fined to a guarantee in the form of note
Rr>>IA.-A priva:e letter from Jassv Mol
davia, SAYS that an extraordinary courier
from st Pctcrsburgh passed through there
on the day previous, on his way to Con>tan-
tlnoPIc with another ultimatnm, with notice
that il not accepted in eight DAYS, the Rus
san army would Immediately cross the fror-
tiers and commence hostiltieS A division
Of the Russian army, 90, 900 >trong,is already
within two leagues of .Jassy.
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Sirius a.tful5.

50 The steamer Traveller arrived A, Mil
wauaie from Chicago. on the 9Th inst. with
seven hundred and thirtv-tour rassen -ers,
'oo OF whom were German and Norwegian
emgrants, on their way to settle in the intc-
rior OF the State of Wisconsin.
ss Nathaniel Hawthorn, Esq, author nf
several romanceS. and amongst them. A Bi-
oIraphv of Gen. Pierce, sailed from Boston
on Wednesday, for Liverpool, at which port
he is appointed United States Consul. He
was accompanied by his wife, three children,
and two servants
ss President Pierce Is to stop at the As
tor House during his stav in New York
The City Government have appropriated
5 1000 To ietray bis expenses while in that
city.
eS The Washington correspondent of the
journal Of Commerce, telegraphs tina, there
/, rnInored disagreement IN the Cabin., he.
tween Gen. Gushing and Gov Marcy.
ss~ Rev. f. ID. Scott has retired from N.
editorial management of the Vermont Chris
tan Messenger, now published at Mortified.
and i succeeded bv Rev. X. NJ Manly. A.
si,tci by W. +. Woodworth The Mes,-n-
ger has been much improved, recently, and
We wish it success,
ta5' Preliminary Arrangements hav. been
entered INTO between the Boston. Concord &
Montreal Rlllroad and The ra>>um;,sic. FOR a
connection IN running Trains. The precise.
nature OF tn" arrangement We do not sufi
clcntI, understand just now to warrant an
attempt t" I!v- the details,
s.s- An Anri-Beei Eating Association has
been formed in Philadelphia The member,
plrd"" themselves against eating any meat
which costs more than eight cents a pound
IL Mr. H. @. Macvmier and others have
obtained from the y. Hampshire Legislature,
.I">' 'ti'''i 'fu' 'ldIteT lot buliuing car
rage road to the top OF Mt Washington
with a cepital of Sjc,ooo 1t is. We under
stand. to he commenced immediately. and i $
to Start from >''mc point in the Peabody val
lev
e" Four hundred cords Of wood, belong
IN % the Vermont Central Railroad Com
pany, were burnt at Waterbury on the tth
- Ger, Scott is slowly rcco vering the
u>c Of hi, arm. which wa, broken some IL
since, III New York, but it l. yrrv doubtful
II hc Will ever have the full use OF it restored
to him, lie is now STAYING at West Point
for the benefit of hi, health
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"a Ar arrangement ha, hrco mice, by which
the completion of the entire. l,ne Of the Lake
Shore Railroad. from Milwaukee 10 Chicago
Is eifcctuall, secured The whole OF the road
Is to bc built and in readiness for business bv
the lst OF July, 1854
eG- There have been fifty five deaths from
cholera at Willlamsport Nil. ont q! ieo Per
sons attacked. On the 18th nit there we're
tortY-fye Cases
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Nratb5.

in Litrle:"n, Iulv 4 Rel.:, yc1lgest isnghrer ri
J. v. :.;i Isabella ". Hall, ac.1 10 uionrh-
In Bethlehem. lulv :. In wif, 81 -. R
Hot and Ian. hrrt 81 Jesse ami .uc, Wells form
rry 81 pamville. aged Is yoa-> and ten months
AZ North Troy julie p, Mr., Su,.rnah Manue.'
aged - wear nsi il u..:l;;:-
4: North pr:.,i''. In. =. FnL,i'e;tl I ,iau.h.er
# Jeremiah - I,.cr"-;a .u2A.l.s, .ge. ,4. ycar
and ln"n'f~.
In Burke, lur- L. OF brain fever, Mary hiam
adopted daughter Of NJ ". ami Abigail A Nv-cl
aged SIX years a:i OF, tay.
Ir Mrry>v;i', Ca!lt,,:nia. AJr:l sth NJ Tri.fu.
fever, Sanford s,'i. Il lir Cs.. Clark. It.",--.
agal y wears.
In Chester. \. H. .Eun- 81, Of consumption. Mrs
ClarisSa Dwight, wif, of John " Moves. Esq, an
vounge>, daughter O; th- late Rev DR. Mcfarland
Of Concord. pr,t 81 years.
IL Burke. Iure 9Th. OF car.ke- rash, Lei SyI-es
lei, Youngest 500 i lie, AMI Iecr-a Irrn. gel
cears sni month
Berci, q him. when hope,"=s cars
Would >e!i u> :" the tomb
q, wha; can from DESPAIR.
VIA, di->patc In" L!s.rn:
NJ balm that earthly plant. il,t..
Can >'oti" nrlr nchiI., hearts,
No mortal hand y it'll ienient ski.
Our minds with c..r,cla;ion fiji Tu,n
The North >;;,r AMI temperance >rsn,.ar.i A..
requested 70 copy,
In Walden, Ian. D., Mrs. Marc, 4 Flusr.l>. wii-
Of Timothy Edwards. aged IL vear>-M-> IL
war.ls experienced relig;'u - She hrmi.ly hope!
and believed ~ II" n" Il - snl united III the
Methodist Church oi which she r.inainci men
hef until Ter Death, period Of IL y-ar- In her
last sickness her mind was c,.ar and ,alIn. and As
,hc drew rehrer;,r grave her iai,h grew >t.onCer
and her hope brighter and sh" seemed ~ il were
20 have 2 f,r.:a>te Of he ori 70 come 4 >hur;
time before fe- desth hal her i She 81, that
she had good hcrA: "Yes." sail She. Il know
that INV Releencr lives. ] See nv Savior in r:ex.
leathha, no s;in. Tor me- and thus she fell p
sleep III the arms 81; her SAVIOR beautifully e1hib-
Ting :" her friends n" ra'u" # that religion She
ha :" long prof - - l,ye. acj which ave he-
such pesce aui c"'nio-, III ire diving hour 4 short
time before her death she requested The following
lines to Ice sung hy her children:
Reh"ii pilgrim - he dos.
With .lorv in his view.
I" heaven he lif,- h. longing e,s..
AM rs re y Il aleu-
While friend, stand weeping al around.
And 10Th Ia le; him 20
He shouts with his expiring breath.
And leaves them all hrlow.
c. T. 1arIcR-
Printers in y. II. and Mas. are &c.
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MarrIaar5.

In Columbia. y. II l.. hv Eder pan,,I Rogers. Mr.
Curtis Wiley Of Derby Vt, and Miss Helen N
Rogers, daughter If Mr John 2. Rogers, OF Cu!um
tia.
In Irq@hprch, July u, ~ Few. II. / Csmrhell,
Mr. solomon Morev ani Miss Minerva 'iuild. boil.
& West Fair.e.
In Troy, July 3, br Rev Titus Merriam, Nj Hol-
l. fe;,cnsi!I Hni Mi Ansu Ia 7 rfer, both II
Troy.
In Peacha,n. ,iuly :, ~ Rev Mr. Rnu',rell, Nj
Horace +. Sinclair. If II Ioh.burr. and Miss Eo-
>..'.a \ Clark Of R.e1.re
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WILL0UGHBY LAX E
-ANI.-
White Mountains.
STAGE COACH LINE.

'p"I' C'-orhrs Ill rln i, .,.,,ar-,on WA, -
u regular tr:ii- Of the T.,--u,nr,-.c Esilreal
commencing on Mp!ii4v. Iu!y ~
Passengers j., ir>r upward 'rsin wil -, T.,
Willonghhv Lake House th.- same evening ras
seng-r> hy Ii. - tram al Sop n \ J,r>l,,.r,
and riAv take morning stage either T. .tEi..-
Lake OF llttiet'arl- fr~>cnrcr- r-rrl'rir fr,,r,
loughhy Lake b, morning stages MI reach y
Iphl.-lurv IN >ea>.,r pr ~, Cas- Inch reach Ia.
ton and Ncw l,.Ih the same n;C-
Passengers from I.ir !aAr IA rvr,iinC Eosc5'a.
will ~, -. 1niln~'rrv aud :" ther =. lr!can
AMI Nhi'- Mountains ~ nrH; r,,,,-rlir,, .-.sc.-,
P,.->e,-~> fran III. Wh,, Mountain. WI ,r4.
these coaches ~ littrr,.n ~ l. NJ ar,d srri,. a.
-. loilr.>l ury AZ L. NJ. aai NJ tie N.l,.;.-hlY
, Lake House the IvAi morning
BENIS, HALL & Co
Wilou-hby Lake House. .Iu,., -. 1-Gs. ,sl-l
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BRIGHTON MARKET. lulv:.
a, marker goo beef cattle. no stores palr>
working oxen, so COWS and calves 1890 sheep ard
lambs. SIS Swine.
PRICEs. Beef CRtte-Extra ss:. l., ,ualit, 6.
ID quality, 7:.7,; 3i do. = ord. Seas.
Working Oxen Sno sales.
Cows and caves-So2. 2sa40
Sheer and Lamb>-S2a3, aud from 81 to-.
Swine-sa7c. retail as small piCs &c
Owing the small number @, Beef Cattle AZ market
price, have advanced
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DEATH OF JUDGE INSTRUMENTATION.
Arthur Livermore, a relic of past generations.
and who for many wears was very promi-
nent man in our State, died at his residence
in Campton, near Plymouth Village, on Fri
day OF last week. at the advanced age OF 81.
He was a son of Samuel Livermore, men,
Der Of the Continental Congress. and all &C
tive member of the Convention which formed
the present Constitution of this State.
Judge Livermore was former resident
of Chester, Rockingham County, but dwelt
for many succeeding years upon the farm in
Holderness, owned by his father. He was
once Member OF Congress. and many years
Judge Of the Common Pleas and Superior
Courts. The funeral services took place in
the Episcopal Church at lIolderncss, and the
num',rr Of people in attendance VT ""r:
Iarr. y :! E'n.. >,,.,.
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e On Tuesday morning last, an inquest
was held, by Geo. W. Algcr, Justice of the
peace, on the body of Mr. Ebenezcr St. Clair
keeper of the public house at South STAFFORD
and verdict rendered in accordance with
the following circumstances On Monday the
day previous, at about sunset, Mr. 5. went TO
a pasture situated about mile distant, in
search OF COW and calf : As midnight an
preached, and he did not return, and Mrs 5.
beng alarmed at his absence. some two or
three OF the neighbors were called up. who.
IN company with the son of Mr. s., repaired
to the pasture, where the body was found w.
ing upon the ground. in an easy. quiet posi-
ton. as if overtaken by gradual sensation
OF taltness which terminated suddenly in the
apoplectic sleep Of death
Mr. ). was f. years of age, and up to the
time Of his death had been in the uninterrunt
ed enjoyment Of HEALTHY very industri-
Gus. and has lett a wife and five children to
lament his sudden death.-Tcrmo,u Jo,unal.
TRAGICAL AFFAIE.-We learn that a
Young LAD in Roxbury, aged II years shot
himself last Friday evening. The cause of
this act was said TO be i'll consequence OF the
boy having been punished at school, and also
punished by his parents when he arrived
home. The boy feeling 50 much crieyed.
>rizcd d loaded Gun and sho, M~,-olf HI, II,
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- - DIR l. u. klLBuCRNE would ..- :,
Il ~. the public thai b. has IL -rl'l, r,q--
chased IN. Interest of his father lR it.,r,a- n
the firm o; "R. k;5vurn. 4 SON. pe,,,i,,. an.
viii he found nfth" tine - - T. In Sou
~. IN connection with MS brother rsho :fs 49,, 81
extensively kncwn a practical Gen, - 10: 81. -,
four v"TS i'r. K. to tle Iu'r & hi- pro-
iessonal CONF etency, ~vpld simply 'ila- -
has had several years -II-rerc- and isn ~. IN.
graduate 81 the -New York c.. 81 Il De,',,. >r,r
gerry" .3i:f
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A CASE IN BETHEL. The sudden death of
Mrs Townsend wife of T. Townsend, of Beth
el, has been the theme OF general conversa-
ton and no little excitement, Ill the vicinity.
for the last week
Mr. Townsend is known 10 be- a man of in
temperate habits. and one whom the public
should seek 10 preserve from t-mptation-
His family consisted of wifi. and four child
ren-thc eldest Girl about ten wears old
When in liquor he was invariably cross, Sc
we're and abusive to his family, and like thou
sands OF other men exhibited more of the
brute. than human character 1t appears
that he obtained several gallons of liuuor
three or tour weeks since. and as usual. was
drunk almost necessarily for several DAYS.
Or what mlsanthrope he obtained this liquor
Is well known; bnt this opens a new subject
which We will not at this time breach. His
wife was IN condition, when, if ever she
claims sympathy, kindness and love of a hus-
band and father, but drunkard is not either.
She made some complaint to the ncichbors,
saving, that unless he was arrested or his
liquor taken away and DESTROYED. her life
must and would pay the forfeit He con,in-
ued drunk-beasty drunk day efter day,
while she continued to suffer the most nbu-
man treatment at her hands She plead in
vain with him to spare her the monstrous
cruelty he was inhicting, or the companion
of his early love would soon be taken from
him But his heart was hardcned-his atfec-
tons had turned to raGe-she drops-she
dies
1t is but Just to add in this connection,
that company of twelve or fifteen ladies' in
the nelghborhood who felt deep and abid-
ing sympathy for the poor, motherless child
rem. have volunteered to make it their s,busi-
ness to search the premises, where they
found concealed in the cellar a cask contain
inc eight or ten gallons OF rum, against which
they pronounced the sentence, vanish mon
ster, and at once, with commemorate yalor
executed the Same-IIeruid
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REMEDY FOR CASCER.-Col. Ussery of
the parish of De Sonto, intoms the editor If the
Caddo Gazette that he fully tested remedy
for this troublesome disease, recommended to
him by Spanish woman, native of the
country, Take an egg and break it, pour
out the white, retaining the yplk III the shell.
put in salt and mix with the yolk as long a,
1t will receive it, stir them together until
the salve is formed put 4 portion Of this on
piece Of sticking plaster, and apply it to the
cancer ahou: ;wic. day. He has tried the
remedy twice in iis own 'arn:l" Nth con-
l,.etc s,'~ae-~
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HOMESTEAD FARM
Connecticut & Passump'
sic Rivers Railroad.

TIME annual meeting OF the Stockholders of the
L Connecticut and Pas-umpslc River, Raiiroat
Company will be holden n the - l"iin>''ir !"T>s,
s.. John>hurv w. on Friiav the 18th Ga. Of July
next. at tou O'Clock. T u, i,r r.. Iurr'"se of
ch""-py Directors, and 'ransar.lug any other br>i
ne. FIAT MAY legally come f.irr. sid Meet IA,
h, ar'j.I ii ;h.. Directors.
HENRY kEYF>, Secretary
I,,,u.
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Haying Tools.

~ jEwET ! * CO. ha.c tn *, a.s.-rn--r
t|s of >cS'i-s and Scy;hc >'la,'-, Rak,- &s
I" be found IN his county Among ,tlcr- h.
have The celebrated TAFT & >nn,, Sil4-y < n-rrnr.
N"rth N"vn', tlicht;!rs'. N" i'.rijur' ana 'rie-
tor =, H. Al - - s@'l pc old * ,.....,-
!ow. a. NJ haze l...tr - u lsa,ii
L. A.-M-rciamt> To- eri-''.,,'.! -.rr ,osr.-s
~ the dozen ~ Manufacturers pric-,.-- -iulr a..
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The RECENT HAIL SroRM.-Judsiny
from the accounts in the PENNSYLVANIA papers
the recent hail storm in that State vas the
most severe of any ever experienced. Near
Shoemakertown, the top of carriage was
completely perforated by the hail, the stone,
passing through into the carriage. The dri-
yer of one Of the mail stages states that the
hail stones came with such severity as to
draw blood ont of his horses The ieStruc-
ton of window glass, and the damage to the
growing crops was immense.
QCIck.-A gentleman came from Ogdens-
burg, \. T., to Bostsn-4l9 miles-in less
than ~ hours. The first eleven miles of the
journey was run in nine minutes. The pub
ne loves TO 20 fast, and encourages fast trav-
cling. and pats the conductor nr engineer on
the back who put 1t over the road quickly
tut let the ears run off the track or into A
bridge, and the public is the last to think of
blaming itself for what is its own tault.-I5o<-
f"n Post
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DISSOLUTION,

TIVE finn # r. k;lho,.rr. \ So, !. Tia, i,- ..
i solved Tx mutual crli>'-,lt.
- Thos" indebted 70 m" firm az. rvi.c: =,
al All carly day and -eirl~: thos. hon IT, SrGn
arc ilideb,e are requested L. cs!I lnod:,,er ~
get their i'sv.
4 XII bOl i;>t
Il. hilEnI rNH
81 lnhn.lrrr lrrlr Ia
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The AUGU>T ELECTIuHs-E Elections will
take place next month in the States of Ken
lucky, Missouri Arkansas, Alabama, Texas.
Tennessee, and North Carolina. In the two
latter States the elections will be held on
Thursday, the 4th of August, and in the 9th
ers on Monday. the lst of August In Ken
lucky and Arkansas. members of Congress
and The State Legislature are to be chosen ::
in Missouri and North Carolina members of
Congress; and in each Of the States of Ala
bama. Texas, and Tennessee. a Governor
Legislature, and members Of Congress are to
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