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THE TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ENAMEL
PATTON OF NEGRO SLAVES IN THE BRITISH
WEST INDIA ISLANDS,

MKssRs EDrons Permit me TO call your attention TO
few facts in connexon with the above anniversary There
two sorts Of and sorrowul There
anniversaries, Also that partke of both these
qualities for instance the anniversary of great victory
will be source Of JOY and merrimen to the victorious
party, and source OF sorrow to the victims OF the latter
character is the anniversary before In order
make my meaning plain let calmly review the facts of
the
On the 2sth Of August, 1885, an act passed the British
Parliament for aboishing slavery the British colonies
the West Indies, tvz aud William Iv) and in
to operation the LIST of August, 1884 This prov
ded that sterling should be applied to the lib
Grafton Of the slaves BY this T7O280 slaves, of all
ages aud both sexes made free Looking this side
of the picture all seems pleasant and desirabe but
fortunately has side Let look at that for
moment
1t having been voted the immense of 500 900 900
should be paid for the slaves the next question how it
should be raised! am not certain how the first five
millions of pounds raised in all probability it by
the issue of exchequer bills which would amalgamate in
the national debt We have however in Lawsons History
of Banking full accoun OF the borrowing of the remain
ing fl5,0O0,OO sterling of the Bank of England
Mr. Lawson says BY virtue OF the act and William
W 10, the of Gl5,ooo,ooo in the year 1885
borrcd for the compensation 10 the of slaves in
the British colonies upon the following terms, viz:
The contributors entitled for every floo contrib
uted, to-
Els in the 3-per-cent eonsols, 800 900
E25 in the 3-percent reduced annutes, a50000
And lbs. I'd. per cent per annuln long annui-
ues lOls75
lb,lols75
The annual charge in respect of the annuites created by
the above act is as follows.
Interest of Eli a5eOo0 three percent annutes,
including f3,375 paid to tile Bank of Eng
land, ut the rate of f30o per million for man
agenent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s34os75
Interest of e. 100000 thrre-per-cent reduced,
including clips Cor management, s.-...... lI3s25
In respect OF lbs I'd. per cent long annuities
expiring January 3, 1860, including f764 for
management, Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Total charge 557130
e.or,a nroyn,t;o, c,r ,I,a o. !, ~,
Total annual charge for the 100000 Oo0.. 742,S52
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MIR. BARKSDALEs REPLY no MR.. RICHARDso,
ON THE VETO MESSAGE


In consequence OF material in the report OF Mr.
Barkslaies remarks made on Saturday last ia reply 10
those of Mr. Richardson the veto Of the river and hal-
Dor bill they appeared in paper of Sunda, morn
ing, insert ana ask attention correct report
which take from the Nifohal fatcifigencer
g Mr.. Barkslse that there were parties com
biDng together who had heretofore claimed be vgs
reeoilers and aboitonsts. He had been aricua
astonished at these combinations of parties but must confess
that be sbenh hat surprised at the fusion whc he ha
witnessed here to-day and he believed the country would be-
too Antipodcs had met here to-tay The gentleman from
Ohio and the gentleman from Illinois had struck hands in te
American Congress He congratulated his friend fromll
inois the company he had placed himself in this morn
ing That gentleman Ind fought gallant and glorious fight
during this session against the gentleman from Ohio and a'
friends, and when the victory gained, he surreD
dered his and struck hands with the gentleman from
Ohio.
The gentleman from Illinois and himself co-operated to-
gether here democrats and he supposed a denocssn
Mississippi wopid be democrat in Illinois, and rice ra
bat he would dislike very much go his democratic con
stuents in the State of Mississippi and tell them that he d
struck hands with the gentleman from Ohio lie would not
receive any very cordial reception He did not know how
il with his friend from Illinois 1t might be all right
with that gentleman bit it would not be right with him
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DsArH OF SIeSoR Rossi--Another death has occurred
among the artists who accompanied Madame Sontag TO
Mexico The last from that city the death
Of Signor Rossi we'll known 90 the New York public SIG
r. native Of the pontfcal States and educated
for the bar The difficulties attendant on the eruption OF
the Young Italy party Induced him 70 leave The lana Of m
birth In lsS4 he accepted engagement under Snnqu
rico and Patti TO appear at the Aston Place Opera oae
Signor Rossi was about twcnty-eieht years Of age
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e....-.t..+-... "a et -
For commissions. IT. TIVE sad bal. per esstaa to such
D. It, = .rs entitled 70 the as
70 she ae' .. 'ns ~ one nSnatsa
*na n.y ses x'aAAlng 'oi e
@ Jnns thur efChteen handred and sftvtw6 and for
~, TX noss. an .S s shs u ~ d,hnr.ad nv
'hf T SSa h sqss. on coast Of c.ru.
.na So" I'M inc On .ns & hundred and
anu; no sum o. my n'nS nousa pI ~ sh "t Of
the sscrs.r II the treasury pay the
what tSs same 5 reasonably worth
' IyTERcouRsr WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
For salaries of ministers of the United States 70 Great Brit
France ram ssa Ds o nss
For salaries of legation the places
Fo asrv Of minister resident to Turkey r thousand
dollars;
For salary Of the dragoman to the legation to Turkey
For salaries Of charges dsa,es ministers resident to
Portugal Austria, Denmark, Sweden, Holland, Belgium,
"a Baenos Ayrs. Boliyia EcusSor and Switzerland sixty
savan ~ "a d. hmrdred dosrs
For salary Of cerk TO the United legation at Lon
s ,,on eight hundred dollars:
For contingent expenses of all the missions abroad forty
thousand dollars;
For contingent expenses of foreign intercourse forty thou
For with the Barbary powers nine
thousand dollars;
five thousand dollars;
III,
lates at Constantinoe SMYRNA, CANDIDA and Alexandria
two thousand dollars
For Office the consul at Basle in Switzerland,
hundred dollars;
For salary OF commissioner reside in China, thou
sand dollars
For salary Of the ana 70 sad
For salary Of consul general at Aexandria five thousand
dollars;
For compensation TO the consus at the hye ports IN Chna
viz. Kwan Chow, Annoy, Fuchow Ming 70, ana Shanghai
Ave thousend dollars
ths relief ana protection of American and
man heon 10 American vessels in foreign countries one
bundled and twenty five thousand dolarsi .
For clerk hire Office rent and other expenses Of the once
of the the United States ut LONDON TWO housahu
sioht hundred dollars:
That the consul at Beirout, Syria hereby allowed
% Of two thousand dollars per annum and the said
late shall comprehend both Syria and Palestine ana two
dollars is hereby for the salary OF said
consnl
Far Office rent of the consul at Zurich in Switzerland one
hnndred doilarc
That the Secretary Of the Treasury audit and settle the
Of Robert q Schenck envoy extraordinary and
;stsr en;nntsnt;ary Of the United States Brazil and
pana.ton late CHARGE daifaires of the United
o. The Argentine confederation for additional compen
states 10 ernenaes incurred BIZ them the performance
saon and o moi neraning their respective missions
OF special services rom those to which they were orgi
ana at points distant Stance with instructions from the
naly accreuitea IN COMP which accounts the ccri
Department OF STATE M se. a. sufficient evidence
cate OF Ihe par.ie snan e ~ no regular voucher
to the amount O expenses mcure =. b rate of twenty
can De Produced ana Gompensalon :. @ aam for the
hve collars per oieh sna " ~ - oa. % >uey in
tune they were so enPIoyee, ~ &c pay, ou " y NV
tne treasury not o.nSr "AS0 cPP. AZ
For which may De incurred In .ne
services OF thc masters Anu ,.a a. co. h,rscI
ing citizens ana vessels o. the u1' T sa.es u ~ ~
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TsE RECIPROCITY rREATYWe have heretofore expressed
our qualification MT the success of British and American
negotiaors this in agreeing the terms OF treaty
for the settlement fishery difficulties with our British
colonial neghbors and other open questions regarding
those colonies which it was very desirable to have finally ad
insed our satisfaction sprang not from any impression
that we had gained by the terms Of the treaty great
erca advantage for knew not at the time what those
terms were but we reoced for the great of interna
tona harmony and the napprecabe Importance TO every
people of removing and forever every of
tional irritation possible collision Thetrcaty might not
in all its details from objection might for aught
knew bear or appear bear unftvorably partic
mar local but IN the main could not doubt that
The national value the arrangement would far outweigh
any snnpoed partial dcrimept Peace itself IT, in eyes
worth much indeed hardly be purchased too dearly
except the price of national honor and character and of
that in the present confess entertained fears
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4 ~ rr ffff - taif Ria and s,ara Balts
nafs' shd asaihs saa Geo B-ii. nsn's I.issf snt
A"sthif cahf saai, 40 Efs-s hfFas Fisa-s We.
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mIrI Ytanl r1ptrItn,t d On Old Nnrt

MRS WTNsLuW Wnsil saii fas aiisuiiaa ai ihs
LADIES D. be- s.agaiar r3fsr, Sc ch.isfeH teeth
iEF % vii give Immediate Relief. fcdnres all 10.
nsiasnsiiun making ibr pFres q terfhinr easy ard
BE- ls-iusely sufs ~ rufe Shoe ctsenirf atd disuhas
lHueerr aasnriiiss nv siid ~ pFsF Now Ensiaud.
fsaor fusfnsr.-Ws have suia vefy large eusn-
it,ss It Mr., Wtnsiaa', soafh,es symP duIHE the
lsst "a yrsfs and over s1.n0g h4tues ttr iau vest
We bsluYs The i-esi medicine 10 ihs world lof chi
dfra issihinr, - ths rure q DyssHisry aud DaI
risa ID children whether Is Autr. from tetthiug ~
snY ntiiet II gives uniysrsai sstt-lartion--
ncsef beard complaint ifou any a.ine ii-n,se
.ald iHsdtnne guiysrsalg Successful in Relieving
patn and rdtsunE rifes. 10 Al eases above stated,
Hiztea season, feef }. .antnodaio aEd sHselgtr-
~ erHrAts. CURTIS a fkbkiNA
IinsrFfsis. No. ~ ruftisndt sifrsi. New York.
sofa b. e. u. RING, corner of John street and
Rr.ssapa, BOYD PAUL. No. 81 Coulandt street,
New Yort HENsHAw, EnMANDs a CO.. Hoe
ton fnee p eentr bottle.
Also 81 sale IS si-sse, CURTIS a PERkiNE'
WILD CHERRY BlrrEps Gr tho cufo IT giiiiaas
shd Jaandioe Complaints, and GcRersl Dcbiiity.--
Thsy qaicken the blood, and give He~ liie and eHor
~ 70 the Whole system. Pnee only % cont pin,
bottle,
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The woud Is asioHisiied ~ The Suuderiul cures
performed by the Camp and Pain Killer, pre-
paired b., CURTIS A PERKINS IL. equal has never
been kupwb i1i removing pain Ia all cases for the
ours u spinal complaints, cTamp Ia the limbs and
stomach sheainatisn in AZ IT. erns hiipus ehronic,
chiiis and fever, burns, throat, and gravel 81 h.
decd, dly the best Iemsdy Ia the world. Evidence
Il the must wonderful cures ever periormod hy any
neirine are circular ~ The hands uf agrnts You
Inay BE- positively II frefd you nee H. Millions
II bottles II Tins medicine have been suid IN New
England The past IA ~ eight years.
Fur sale hi the above named Agents.
Agents iof the shove Medicines. Pond a More
Cha Bart rpn, James Porter, huuand fiscufut
A oseosd, Center Rutland J. L. Gilman, West Rut.
land y J. SpraEue, Nrshnder, ". sipnnds Ptts
i'fd Geo. = Allen, :. Wailingfufd lanes cuui.s
l,ofsei ". q. Isphatn, DANNY Clafk a Lanzdon
West fodliney &. l.. Case, brandon El-pi A Ton.
i,ns.n, ta.iieicn tatlihS Virgin, orwell, y Rand
Waliingipfd. 3s-H
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e.ftrnt isfettsrttt asp
e.s,.ts untaThf i.rel.aaiar
nls sd esrl amt urag
rsse.e ariia'a tas rriss -
ssast SOD tae t3ms.
ass- nuisT TAs reas 10 Me
ea e~ Ia ~ - D. b. us
tfptts asf' -.
G Tbs So fi.s usr.s. sni DO be-
pfae a tiis sisis. 80 Frsesi
.af b. pae-a fe5sasl ~ ibs ffaiUal.
.sFef H ar AZ FrsTs rtiag iatsr
aae 81 Mlssaufi. sasstsan ~ SOC
ial,a. es Goslrsrists "a naiaf cau.
hstHcta gst sstsies a u.is Hias,
a1nar 80 luan Fssf 81 Hampsu'
/ sea - israasls'sa ssh fho iaisaa
\ pnnc ,iass - nalafal suailce
y rcd I'Asi 90 aachsfc cor hfs'l iaf.
i qsef % osrsrll e. ,hs legal - tfiaai
\ 10 II elatssf inie she Icivfnfy
hsrh 3 vas csflaeod tf ihe 40 +"
u tl,s stmiaaau a sisHfhQi6ing
.usil. :, H~ntrn lie ps'ulsio u t1n.
= g. thr arsirss4ff Character 4"
ssafslsu1A po~cf. sud 20 - 20
4 uhsasrcf Is rouas conairu'ianaliy
ihr serch q fsarrsi icriaiaiian.
\ reL fhs, ih,s Grncrai Assenhly
! Iares rs,lfrct3y "a co-eferstc
h be- fstu,es % suY iegsi suA consii-
4 aa.a.ares ~hich tso existing cfisis
n.osaeneos shall demand So the
\ siloa Il car ughts. and 40 .defencc
i ~Ff.
IshtS. That car scusiaTs IN Congress
atir1. and thsi oar Representatives
aasi|y requested, 10 oppose. BY all
means, aad 30 The last extremity,
as1rf consideration, With s. clause
| uag Ae Prohibition u Slavery,
/ BE- The Missouri COMPROMISE.
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1sriUstNi-i0urs OF the Sinst.. ask.
y % i1io in a combination 20 pot down
D b.d Nus,1um bill, came duly 10 hand.
b., acccdc 10 your request iof the fol-
: reasons:
b. law requiring that the composition
be pubhshvd u every medicine sold
b State, canned work 10 the injury Of
|ody who deserves protection. | have
|shod the recipes of my medicines for
ar. and believe this 10 be the honest
4 making Mcif virtues known 10 ;he
UNITY. The Medical Profession pub
their discoveries % the world as soon
de-, ior the benefit Of all mankind
should We not; The law which you
|E,ll destroy your business, can injufe
hose who falsely pretend 10 discover
nd secrets winch they have not. II
poso the emptiness of such protcn-
\ and the public will turn aside from
preparations as are found 10 be worth
|hshcn their their composition Is known.
defines have real worth, they will on
the better appreciated and the better
niAed by laying their composition open
public, that al may Judge TOR them
y. IL they have not real perit, it Is
y comaon justice 20 the suffering sick,
y public health and the cause Of hu.
b, tina, the people should know them
pad thcm.
Yours Respectfully,
Jas. e. .lyor.
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b.ton Prices Current. tC@sh)
tuuIpeE CATTLE MARKET.

pa1isd Sc the nos,sa Daily Adsenissrl
nTkc, ga Cattle, sbou, 40 Bccvcs,
r..
rs.- Market Bcef-Extra per cWt.,
, J-25i int quality, s-.75 sec.
y, $500, SIS third DO. s7.75; or
|s7 90 $50 Hide $500 a $3.50.
s5.25 a $50. pclts, sl.OOA LIS.
lins, l3c per 10. Veal Calves, $3.50,
AG,a7.
~ and lAmhs-.I7o at market. --
$3.50. 1850, :, al0. by 10, $3.50,
al
NUsHER TkoM YACH STAIR.
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nsisfssr - tastssss.a. oil.a.
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.sa ffaI4Ifag -fsF slH|s lff fI..'I HsH III has
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hsfsa % draifFfa nsf hsffa aflaHfIh aHs tptvtsf-
80 haG Hftd tsfias ttsafaafs in Faa A. isHi ID
tHiaed iaHfit "a y ttrs taffnri ui eqst hasf- sire
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pa-a hsauh We heIs sna fhink tar hsuloi rrHfsiy
hsaitd utf ftnsrai bfsiih BE- gfratlg iujrUFfd and
Go nsay lrdtf as Aas 30 esrH - Wth a. fhe b.
sos. u. q. 90 NifAM
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Caafsa "a ~ t.rh ara ffs rsaaf and stifatifrif
sHl fafefaiaf tna-s fifaarifati tat- StHte Ed.
pafaraf. sfl rl+ cate ai be- arsrttsf by tsr Etfs
Gss f ruik liE iatt, iifl nasHi htte witnessed.
hts. VS.. " nrlprs.
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snd e. uruT A SOS. Ertisnd LtsruMB a us.
coon. tvaus AaNss4 ssi 10 agents rsltfa4is
tAfsa gbauf ihs fslHtiI. fall And 81 laalI aaet
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Spetial Notices.

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p = hsa ~ stsaa Ia tiss s.sa~sf - l',s Oia
p affssrus hu efsf usnafltls sgssea
2 f'fsnil a tir H7inst sldisr.. IL d.ssrfa
'''ssia'''s hsaiaiaf - ID, ~ Va snhsr.i
sha ''i covered ~itH Fisss And aasi, "a
p af 100 e. fsrafs ths-s trrif asad,
-.sH Hasfa faittgif b. tssrssiaariIdis.s tiss
s'-ss Aaiff b. ffi s1ft ii1 a 10. e. fr.stsd
go tA''iisiH'- Hifiis sssss huil,t .tisa sfsiAs.
: 10 sais 81 e. .si,. l-4-
$50 ~ FlNn a NnEsE
- "a. rn4slelafs, taaia.s gasf
\ h'ee5, ilaase- W. ga iufa.-s Na.is. NJ.
ls'i''tiss iisirufiiga hss.is, 49, a. ans ius
pa 81 insifsssusis a a.sasisf tsssf's ,sssss
J aHlaa
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b 800 srosra a. fas 4. s.run
4 - 'Hf 80 sna - 49, tllass -
4 -. ca t'-silft a vs,ft b, "a sa.f..-..s
4 ,'.afta hr- Yea t,stg ~ 80
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pos, May ~. BATTER Is nore plen.
;he uisrsri r. dulL Sales q good
pore Al ~ 2ie.; ordinary 10 com-
10 per ID. each. Old Cheese l.
a II ~ res II q lie. ac-
b 10 quality, cash. Flour, Genesec
ao7S 90 Has.
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Main Street Bookstore.


hrFg.uN. UHNN tAilIEstI NHfHfNa
~ t.r.auI'snas tisfa tif a.rs, ~ sfit AHa Select
da IaaiiHat. tta, i.fIiat, EH..is 81 b. b. f'a st.
tt aaie tf g. Aft.ftl.l a tu.
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MARSHAL'S
Uterine Catholicon.
The great remedy for those diseases which
are peculiar TO females

are peculiar 70 females
I'iilS medicine y among the limited number II
thn=o that are all they advertise To- be- and that
never disappllut reasonable expectation. In news
palHr Advertisement We cannot wigbnut a violation
prnpfieJ enter upsu the details ui these duirate
complaints THIS mach we know and ssy feafossiy,
that tutbie, weakly women who were nd able 10
walk arn~s the hunr withuut assistance have BY
using II been restored 10 ,aii end strength, aud In
some cases o. such degree even, o. be- able dis
nt-s their hired help, and Ia de the work II their
families alone. These are hrts and well known ia
the lncHlttcs where they have occurred. The names
Of those individuals aud their Hiimcuis will not be
paradcd in the columns ct UWspapef, but mum.
beF sufficient 10 satisb any one desiring 10 enquire,
viii be furnished by the Publisher Of ths advertise
ment ~ BY ttuso who sell the article. A valuable
treatise on Female Complaints. also the Graieuhuig
Manual Of Health, will be found with the agents
named below, which those who choose invited to
consuit The pFire u reduced 10 81 - per bottle.
Sold by Pond Morse, Rutland 4. L. Case, Bran
don g. G. Nietul.i Castleton Robbins Holden &
tu., Cutingniils. 22mJ
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Now Gooda! Nov Goods .

4 q usr inN fkit g. snar = q. a. COLI a 40.
- a.. Nrfl tzHfa' AHs, Hraf a. iir1ss- aast -
Aaaaa "a sftf1asFr aasfiflafuf 81 Afa tsais % 81
aeetuYslliir. ut sfslrrt o. lhr -raast o. iaff an
sfsi tisst, ri.E aaa N 90 a., ~ lrrss Ailarfaa
Fisla sal ff'i "a si fl.slnFf, tfafr sra iA go
49, fsHrg Ao.sais, IL hsisoa, ana rflHl "a aisa-
aansr
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fI'pnk ~ oat 81 ihs kizhsai, 81 40 haass dsft
i t.fsy fafee Esafa odd hlrss Ton, D. particular
iasfss cissn hlni Int sHaef b. fsiHested ~ pIase
pfg4-fp ~ charge zhd tsAs hira ssay.
IAOJh BUTTON
fiarrnIua. Ma ~. faiA
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Ne Ma i1sl iraa ris fsass r. Aigafi.f a
y t.-. . fas-f a - a.uassil - ssts A.
Alal glgF4-E 4 40.
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Russia a. il il.

49, seisst "a fi.srs - = ~ lu.sasrs eit, 80.
81 asts ~ IrfrLL 4 affz'
aaf lfa4
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INKS.


4 iAEst eraHrIf ri Aniltff Chelairtl FiaH
u ist 49, {i'fansaa's udrs int, BOO ff,'a esd O.
$50 - ffllA q ria
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= B'.f,., # fagiss,s, - II az roba,s co'u,
bold II Cs4taiun, 20 and iur 600 Dsturt Aforesaid
ihr l0ih DAY ~ Nsfi \. ", irtf.
rfr-.ht, AHY7 Ntfstu. Judge
Whcfcss ia}M =, KELLOGG, EAfeutnf If iho tat
wi snJ trsiiunrui ~ iohn hoilprfl laio - ish'or
m sahI District datsaa q, has iiii- dAt applied o. ssd
Caut proposing g. isHdgf ava account # DE HtniHis
uaunu 81 tie eshln ot sHid ts#iatf end rrqutrftF
ihat uinu thH siilu Arre at haid 4trihii s Htsiis
fraprrunr Announcements 90 ne hrrs oi said i"-taf
MAJ Boz htsia and dstaHnuea. sod that the tool o.
tstu uf sad nsunnr, and TIE frfliHe of hs pnufrst
nstate eattitthr much ihofdf 40 HaF ts irarfftd
n tte hands ~ aHd Etrsutof Co. rumils tio fctlre
mont ct sad estatf, mas hy derfHr hs asurnrd u sth
f,runs as &c, h5 ilw entitled iH no raHr emo ~
sid iHtH KELLOGG, as ah heir ~ it'f and dssiae
Of the sald it-taWr having ellen pfIiiiurd o" tH.a
She estate ~ tur rah irsthtpf which MAJ oo o. hifi
eel as Aforesaid j.
Ihrfotnr., IT'S ofdrrpd by tai rr.ba'r Cont, not
the ftuntiHntl. Of sold settuuf o. Hiuw aurr, aHa
tiis hslrHf aid drtstnlann pf 90 noe frsir'
iHf alaaHtslnatfs made IS The ssid etataf % arf 90
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said. o. sufh prfsHHt ne ats hF Low snuiisd in No
sadr aud su nficf uf tils partition ali9 di-tiiiH "a
81 sai sstato Wdirh nay b. s asatEgfd as sffaln,
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psrluYu nd triHiufinu b. fsirfrf tu o. SECESSION ~
SAID taun b. be held ~ tafufian in and hr 80 do
tdt nf fssrii uu tho i-i fnssdat hring Ht tih fat
Df Juae A u. is,i, end that Hoeu tbsfssi bs ri,tn
iy nhii-hiaa aesied cnps ~ nr nntNfd 90 no ~
d.t fffe " sea nHctsssseit rfloss Thereto, 10 "
Ruilhnd C,nif iirraid, Hre sHapef pfinina 20 hii
IHnd Va the totHiy Of tutisfa a. iha rnd that 30
JHrsHHs Interested ths asfiefs sfofraHii, AtiH
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apposf teis laid 'onui aaa be h'aid 10 ttr promise
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Drugs & Medicines

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Iac foi,9ping letter from the ccic-
! d. J. e. Ayet, gives The homes;
ibe Nosrum question. Since the
ulll use those Remedies, &c wish
sake Of suffering humanity there
a.pfe d ihen like bis Cheryy Porionrl
ft1rf,t Ptls, which require no Sc
g. maze ihen 20 down.
L0srit, Apr. 1j,h. 1854.