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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-10

1A020 From Nelson's Landing, Wis.,, ~ Wahcoo-
tak's Village, Olive Grove ana MENDOZA,
Min. to Fort Smelling, 10 m''es aud back,
Leave Nelson's Landing Monday at a m;
Arrive at Fort Smelling next Wednesday by
Leave Fort Smelling Thursday at am;
Arrive at Nelson's Landing next Saturday by
Bidders will specify the Offices to be supplied
Red Rock, to St. Paul, 26 miles and back.
once a week.
Leave FONT Poughss Friday at Sam;
Arrive at St. Paul same day by 6 p IN:
Leave St. Paul Saturday at IN;
Arrive at Point Douglass same day by 8 p IN.
l4022 From Point Douglass, by Saltwater, Marine
Mills, Taylor's Falls, Falls Of ST. Croix,
and Pokesuma Lake, TO Falls Of st. Louis
once n week.
Leave Point Douglass Monday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Falls Of St. Louis River Of Lake
Superior by p next Sunday;
Leave Falls Of st. Louis River Of Lake Supe-
r Or Monday at m;
Arrive at Point Dough- by 6 p m next Sun.
day.
Proposals to commence at Falls of ST. Croix
are invited.
l4O23 From W abashaw, by Minnesota City, Monte
yuma and Brownsville, to DecOrrah, Iowa
120 miles and back, once week.
Proposals for this service by the trip are in
vited.
Bidders will name schedule OF arrivals and
departures.
SPECIAL OFFICES.
Proposals are invited for supplying the following
offices in the Territory of Minnesota for the net pro-
ceeds of said Offices respectively limited to sum to
be named in the proposals in each case;
Crow Wing from Fort Ripley, miles. once a
week and back.
Little Canada from St. Paul. miles, once week
and back.
Form for bid tchere change from advertisement Is
contemplated by the bidder.
Tor we, the case may beg Here write the
name names in fnl] OF There state the residence
or residencesl hereby propose to carry the mail on
route No. from to as often as the
Postmaster Generals advertisement Tor proposals o'
the same dated January 9, 1854 requires, i" the time
stated in the schedules contained i'll said advertise
ment, and by the following mode of conveyance, to
wit: there state how it IS be conveyed for the
annual sum of there write out the sum in words al
full enyth.l [Sisned.1
[Dated.1
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(of the late firm Of f. II. s. II. p. Corwh)
HIP. CORWITH & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.

One Door aLoUe the Bank Of Gaicn0, GGltna, Illinois
NNIE ARE now receiving and opening of the
w largest ard best selected StoC Ks ofDRH GOODS
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, &c, brought to
this market Our goods have been selected with great
deal of care, and with particular reference the
of this market, and will be found include every thing
needed bv the trade and at prices that he
passed. We respectfully invite the attention of the old
customers of the late firm of f.. ii. & ii. p. Corwth
and the public generally, and intend offer good.
at the smallest possible profits, we hope to receive
liberal share of public patronage.
IL. p. CORWITH r co.
GalenI. Anril LIST 1854 i-2m
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TERRITORY OF Minnesota,
THIRD JUDICIAL UISrRIcr y

rn1nn 1onie, ot b MsHHEsorA'
hereby appoint special term of the District Co ur,
in the Third Judicial District, i'm the Territory OF
Minnesota, to be held Mankato in and for the COun-
ty of Blue Earth, the fourth day Of Nav next AT
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, for the trial of civil and
criminal cases and ISSUES at law. And | hereby order
and direct that panel of Grand Jurors, and also Il
panel OF thirty petit or trial jurors be drawn and sum
inoned for such special term in the prescribed
by law; and that notice of such special be given
by the publication and posting of copy of this order
appointing the same in the manner prescribed by
ton thirty of article second of chapter mime OF
the Revised Statutes.
Dated March 9th, 1854
AND'W G.. CIIATFIELD
AssO JUS. and Judge of Sd Jud. Dist, M. T.
5o-it
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MINNESOTA TERRITORY.s

N
l4ool From st. Paul, by Kaposia, Carlisle, Point
Douglass, Prescott, Wis.,, Red Wing, M'n:'
Mount Vernon, Reeds Landing. Neison's
Brownsville, Min, Minnewah. Warmers
Landing, Wis, Winoua, Min. Minnesota
CITY. Lansing, Point Rock, To-, Capo and
Webs,er. to Prairie du CHEN, Wis, 27O
miles and hack, once week from NOvem-
Der Is to April Is in each year.
Leave 81. Paul every Monday at a. M;
Arrive at Prairie du Chen next Sunday by
6p.m;
Leave Prairie du Chen every Monday a,
Gam;
Arrive at St. Paul next Sunday by p. m.
IA002 From ST. Paul to Fort Smelling, miles and
back, three times week.
Leave St. Paul Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day at 10 m;
Arrive at Fort Smelling same days by IL M;
Leave Fort Smelling Monday, Wednesday aud
Friday at m;
Arrive at ST. Paul same days by 8 p m.
l400S From st. Paul, by Saltwater, Marine Mills,
and Tayior's Falls, to Falls Of ST. Croix,
81 miles and back, three times a week to
Saltwater, and once a week residue of
route.
Leave St. Paul Mcaday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Falls of ST. Croix next day by II m !;
Leave Falls Of ST. Croix Tuesday at p m;
Arrive at St. Pau! next day by 6 p IN.
Schedule for the additional trips to .Stiu,oaty.
Leave St. Paul Thursday and Saturday at 4
Arrive at Saltwater same days by IL m;
Leave Saltwater Thursday and Saturday at l
Arrive at St. Paul same days by I D m.
14OO4 From st. Paul, by Falls Of ST. Anthony, Ias-
ca, Elk River, Decorra, MenOmonee, Clear
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-09
LATER

Halifax, july Is.
The royal mail steamer Canada ar
rived at her wharf at 10 o'clock 1,
sight, bringing dates from Liverpool
to the 22d inst. one day later than hel
regular day Of sailing.
The steamer Baltic arrived out on
the 18th at 2 p. NJ.
The Canada brings bat little news
relative to the progress Of the war.
Austria's conduct continued more
doubtful, and is regarded with great
suspicion by England and France.
. The Spanish insurrection was spread.
ing rapidly under Espartero.
Accounts from st. Petersburg state
that the Car is determined not to
yield, and that discomfort prevailed in
the capital.
The details Show that the recent vic.
tories OF the Turks at Giurgevo we're
achieved by the Turks unassisteal,
leaving the whole hank Of the Danube
to Alternitza in their hands.
No change had occurred in the con-.
dition Of Eastern affairs, and none was
likely to occur aatil after further con.
sideration by the English and French
Governments, Of the recent conduct Of
Austria.
The Paris correspondent OF the Lon.
don Morning Chronicle makes the fol.
lowing important communications:
The Cabinets Of Vienna and Ber-
lin have communicated to the English
and French Governments the impress
sion produced upon them by the an
swer Ut the Emperor Nicholas to the
summons sent by Austria to vacate the
PrineipaIities.".
Denmark will shortly abandon her
neutrality.
Russia and .tustriabayc asked France
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II is stated upon the authority Of an
Administration Senate supposed to
stand high in the confidence Of Gen.
Pierce, that the President had resolved
TO veto the Cape Fear River Bill up to
withiH day or two of the time he gave
it his approval, So with the Terrific.
rial Homestead Billion Thursday it
was the Presidents intention to veto
that bill, and on Saturday morning he
sent it in with his unconditional ap.
prevail. The Homestead Bill as pass.
ed by the House Of Representatives
was defeated in the Senate, it is said,
from the apprehension or belief created
by some Of the confidential friends Of
the President. that he would veto it,
and at that very time President Pierce
was giving his signature to the Terri.
torlal Homestead Bill. 1t was said
that be assured Miss Dix that he would
sanction her bill for the grant Of land
70 the support u the INDECENT insane.
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BIZ LAST NIGHTS MAIL,

BY the Raleigh Star and Fayetteville Obscr
yer, received last night, we have returns from
43 out Of the 81 counties in this State.
The Observer suu,s up the gains and losses
for the Legislature, in 80 counties, as follows
Wing gains, 2 Senators and Commoncrs--
Democratic gains, 0 Commoners.
The Star gives the loss and gain in 40 coun-
ties as follows: Wing gains, ? Senator's and 6
Commonwealth. Democratic gains, ] sena.
tor and 10 Commonwealth
For Governor, the Observer states that q Gen.
Dockery's net gain in 80 counties. as compared
with the Reid and Kerr contest, is 1888, equal
to an average Of 664. An average 81 ca through
out the State would elect Gen. Dockery."
The Star states that Dockcry gained 100 in
Burke and M'Dowei, part of Clingman's dis
trict; which, if correct, serves to discrcdit the
report brought yesterday morning. that Bragg
had made large gains in this District.
McKcsson, W., is reported to have beaten
Avery, D., in Burke, by So majority. A Wing
gain not included ia the above estimates.
We have strong hopes yet that Gen. Dock
cry Is elected Governor, and that the Wings
will have majority IN the Legislature. twill
be very close however. A few days win proba-
sly determine the question,
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THE MARKETS.

- Petersburg. Aug. 4.
BRAcco-I.ugs IS "a a6 SO; Leaf
Eco won tossod. sc 80 a $40 so; gaod
Il Ane. go so a. sIe so.
CoTToN.-Sales at 81 a gac.
WHEAT.-Sales at I48 1870.
CoRS.-Small sales at 75c.
FLouR.--Superfine 90.
BAcoS.-va. hug rounds 81. Sides
u a u c.; shoulders g. a &c.
GrsNo. Peruvian s55; Mexican
ass. Super Phosphate &c Lime cas-.
:, Fayetteville. AUG. S.
Gandles--Eayetaeville Factory aSc.
q 20. Adamantine 50 a. 35c.
Cotton-8G &c.
flour-Cross 81 25; fine : so; su.
pea6ne Z IS
Feathers As a. 4.c-
Cam 25 @d IS.
Moiasses-Cuba Is % &c; N. Or
leans 4Oc.
Nhiskey 45@ soc.
Norfolk. Auguet s.
FLouR.-Superfine 9 a 81, Extra 81
Family lOa.
Corr.E-Laguayra 70 a. Iai; Rio
II q III.
SreAR-Brown 5 a. 81.
MoLAssEs-west India "a 25; N.
Orleans % a so.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-09

TnE NV PosT RourE Acr-rhe
act on this subject. passed by Congress
a day or two ago, combines several i'm.
portant advantages. In the FIRST place.
It enumerates and re-enacts all the
legal Post Roads in one bill, instead Of
leaving them dispersed az nov through
the laws offorty or fifty years. Next.
u arranges them on principle which
makes reference to the contents Of
the act quite easy; feature not to
be found IL any previous route bill.
Again, It states the points Of supply BY
the official names of the post Offices
thereat. Lastly, il legatizes the nun.
erous alterations in the course of the
post.roads which the adopting Of the
raIl-road as the principal arteries of
the mails has in late years forced upon
the Postmaster General. The Depart.
ment now starts of with clean batch
OF abuut eight sheusand routes, laid
down. as stated, I'm a i,lan convenient
for reference. Aa, I.,
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and England 70 slage,the.conIlllions.sr
which thsy are wiling q conclude /.
- Tie Russian party asserts Ghaf che nj.
iitary operations of the alliessre nearls
~ stand-stiII-tiat the attack on Sc
oastopol Is indefinitely posipaned-fhat
Ne attack on cronsfadt will NOT take
place this year. and the occurrence a. .
gre.r eafile near Bucharest is prsble-
matieal. That hpstile operations are
reduced to the simple blockade Of Rus.
san ports. and that in The end Russian
diplomacy will triumph.
sraN.-Adsices .reseised AZ par,.
IRON Madrid.to the 18th. state dat he
insurgents were masters Of thar c;ty.
Duriilg The night the troops engaged
scsedrignrossly sgainstthe barricades.
Tor most part anssccessSulIy.
The fastest from Madrid i 10 the
18th. The Gazette publishes a list Of
new ministers. GEM Esrail has bsen
appointed communicated cavalry. The
insurgents were masters Of Msarid.
me 'iroops engaged against the harri-
rades we're fghlingiin several parts Of
'hs capital when the despatch left.
a battle had been fought between
Zen. o'Dannell aud General Blayer. /
IN which th-datterwas 4. .feated. ~ md.
ed. and taken prisoner.
The populace had attacked the pa. |
ace of Queen Christina at Salamanca.
1renada. The whole or Catalonia had !:
riseh. and the Captain General leads
ne revolut'onsss who were fighting at |
seSeral points.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-09

OST, on Friday evening the l4ih instant
- between Dr. B. ]. Durham's and HILLSIDE.
rough, Morocco Poke, Book, with steel fas
tenins, and tied with pale red tape string. u
contained between sixly-fve and seventy Eve
dollars in cash, and several notes of h.uj and
receipts. One Of the notes was upon Mr.. 4. ID,
M.Nair for $40; and the others are n lust now
recollected. All persons are forewarned no, to
trade tor any of the notes, and the makers not
TO pay them to any person but myself
The above reward Of ten dollars win be given
20 any one who viii deliver the Pocket Book
with it's coatents TO the subscriber.
WA. IL. CAMPBELL.
aa.y ~ 1894. 45-lwp
Dr. Charles ]. Fox, John A. Young, James
w. Osborne, EsQrs., Comait,ee.
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Sale Of Town Lots
in HillsbOrOllgh,

10y order Of the Board or Commissioners. ,be
= Lots recently surveyed and laid Off in The
South Western portion Of The Town Of HILLSIDE
rough, will be o6esed Cor sale to the highest bidder
on the premises, on credit of one and two wears
On Tuesday the 10th Of October next
Said Lots lie convenient TO tine Depo, of the
North Carolina Rail RoaJ, asd are ali On sheets
leading to the Dept Fur of the Lots contain
seyeateea-twen,ieths Of al acre each, and besides
being convenient to the Depot. also face on King
sheef, which leads due west from the Court
House. Eight olher Lots lying south ofthese, and
still nearer to the Depot, contain seven-eighths
Of an acre each. These lots are al in an ele-
waited portion Of the Town, and are surroaoded
by beautiful scenery.
In addition to the above, several Town I.cts
lying in the Northwestern part Of the Town,
nsT,h Of Queen Street sad west Of Wake Street.
containing one acre each, will I've Offered for sale
az the same time and place, on credit Of one
and two years.
Boad with two securities, TO be approved Of Nv
the commissioners. win he required Of the pur-
chaser. T.. A. HEARTH. r.. Clert
July ,, 1854. 43-3m
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Hoo. George G.. Washington. who
died at the federal capital ON Tuesday
was one Of the few remaining relatives
OF General George Washington, some
OF the family having settled in Mary.
land. Western Virginia and North Ca
rolina lie was about fifty-fve wears
ct age. and resided at Rockville, the
county seat Of Montgomery, MARYLAND.
about fifteen miles from the city of
Washington. lie was formerly engag.
eel IN commercial business in Washing
ton. la 1897 he was elected bythe peo.
pie al the Montgomery district to repre-.
sent'them in Congress. and continued
member Of the House Tor six years. In
1855 he was again elected to the House
Tor another term. In politics he always
acted. with the wing party, but was es-
teemed by men Of both parties as n
gentleman worthy Of the name he bare.
aud one Of the connecting links of the
present generation with the "Father
OF his Country" In 1859 he was mo- |
minated by the Americans for Vice
President, to run on the ticket with
laniel Webster, but declised the no
mlnation.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,
ALAMANcE Couxry.

% 1tG VIC NUN n-C.A6 OLlNA,
ALAxAHcE CouSTy.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter.sessions,
June Term. 1854.
Asa g. Fonriile 81 al '. L,muei wildly q ,cifs.
Petition for sisle Of Slaves.
IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
: that Lemuel whiiby and wife. defendants in
this case. are not inhabitants Of this State /, i,
ordered, that publication lie made in the HILLSIDE.
rough Recorderaer six weeks, notifying the said
defendants TO he and appear al the NEXT tenn Of
this Court, TO be held for the county Of Alamance,
q the court house in Graham. on the firsi Mon.
day after the fourth Monday in August next 10
plead, answer or demur 10 The petition, or the
same will be taken pro confcsso as 10 them, and
judgment entered accordingly.
Witness. John Fsnceit. Clerk of our Court, al
Office. in Graham, the first Monday after the fourth
Monday ia May. 1854.
JOHN FAUcETT, c. G. G.
July 20. Price adv. $3.50. &s.-6w
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MapUYE or RESPECT.

Al q seedsr meeting Of Pleasan, Grove Divis
,on' sons OF Temperance, No. 1853, July a9th, the
following preamble and resolutions were unani
mouSly adopted:
Whereas. has pleased an Advise Prov dencs
to remove, by death. from our midst our much
esteemed and beloved brother HENRr T.. Moonr
who departed this life on the Goth Of July. there.
fore,
kesofsed. That, Ivy shis melancholy visitation,
we have been deprived Of worthy and efficient
memlcr Of our srdcr, and a fearIcsss and uncom.
promising friend e the Temperance cause.
kesofrsd, That as token 81 respect Tor ON
brother. we will wear the usual badge Of mourn.
ing for thirty days.
Resared, That copy Of these resolu, ion. be
sent 70 the Hillsborough Recorder and Spirit Of
Age for publication.
A. MURRAY, r. s., pro fen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-09

The WARD JuRYMEx.- Grand
Jury OF Elizabethtown, Hardin coun.
~, n.y.. have fund a true bill for per.
jury against four oftle Ward Jurymen,
and they are held to bail in 81 900
ench to appear at the next Cert tob
held at that place. 1t is said that Sc
verl other jur,men who served on the
Ward trial would have been indicted
on the sane charge. but the Grand Jury
could not get the Sheriff to bring up
Tie witnesses. This may lead to the
discovery of the whole affair.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-09

California, with all its wealth, has
proved costly possession to che chi.
ted States. Jhe rate at which it con-
sumes the moEey at ahe national trea-
sury may be judged BY the .fact that
one bill now pending in Congress cen.
taiRs appropriations En- the amount Of
s2.06s.C00; 950,aO0 being for sup.
pressing Indian hostilities, 265, 900 for
a custom house and store house, 500,
900 for Che surveys Of the public lands,
100000 for the expenses of the State
government in l849 and 1850, and
100000 for a survey Of the boundary
line.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-09

A medal awarded by the London
Worries Fair to John W. Gill, ESQ.,, Of
Wheeliag. Va, Tor bis domestic silk,
has been received by that gentleman.
The letter accompanying it SAYS: "rhe
coasser sare products Of the United
States were expected, but it caused no
little surprise to see silks comiug from
the wild West. that rivalled tAe finest
fabrics from the looms of London and
Lyons"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-09

The alexandria Gazette says. .A
day or twe aga..a gentleman asention.
ed very simple remedy dor the liar-
rhTa- u is simply dried peaches. Put
q handful IN your pocket and nibble.st
them occasionally! We have tried il
since, and 80 have number Of our IA.
mily' and found them a speedy and
perfect cure We presume il may be
necessary to commence with the cure
at The eA'ly stages of the complaint.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-09

fHE ROCKY MOUNTAINS Dasrrrsro
TrrEp.-rhe Washington carrrspon
dent Of The New York Times writes:
Calling upon the world renowned
Col. freemont. al his residence few
evenings since. was favored with an
exhibition Of quite numbered the three
hundred daguerreotype views Of vari.
Gus paints of interest zssed by him
during his recent expedition across the
Rocky Mountains. takea BY the Cello.
mel. with the assistance sf . Young ar
tist who belonged ia his party. hard.
iy know whether to express most ad.
mirat'on III the perfection Of these mic
lures, as works of art, or Of the happy
idea which suggested this method of
presenting perfectly truthful descrip-
t'ans Of the country through which tie
explorer passed. Some Of these views
present a back. ground Of twenty or
thirty miles; and. Notwithstanding they
were all taken in the open air. and un.
der circumstances which make il unite
for the artists to avail them.
selves af some af the chemicals iuJis.
pensable by Brady or whitehurst. the
after gentlemen never turned out bet
ter specimens If the art than are .mapyi
Df the colonel's plates.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-09

NoRTaIrry IN New YoRK AND Lon.
Dos.-ln London, with population
OF two and half millions, the total
number of deaths for the week ending
July first. was 1899. In New York,
with a population at the out side Of
TJO,0 900, not one-third Of that of Lon
don, the deaths last week were 9I5, or
within 265 Of those Of London, show.
Ing that London is much the healthiest
city II the tws.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-09

crRIous DIscovERy ON rms DEsERr
The party engaged in the survey Of
public lands under Mr. Pool found al a
point about fifty miles east Of San Pe.
lipe. in San Diego county. (Califarnia, !
a singular collection Of fountains ar
springs Of soda water. situated in a
sandy plain OF depression in the sur.
lace Of the desert. The spring is in 4
mound Of symmetrical shape, tspering
Ikea sugar-loaf. IN the centre of the
'top.of which is hole, OBJECTIONABLE,
containing the .carbonafed beverage,
,iresh IRON some hsturd laboratory be.
low. Some of these mounds are six
feet high and elothsd with a green aud
luxuriant coat VI grass. while Others
are shaped like an Inverted bo~l and
fringed by a growth 1t cane. The Wa
ter is described as having the same
sparkling and eifervescent property as
that ordinarily sold by apothecaries.
aud was drunk with ayidity by both
the men and apimals belonging to the
party. When impregnsted with acid
OF any kind il predrced instant eeFer-
sescence, aad in that form is peculiar.
~ Tetreshing ms a drink.
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u An Important Meetiag.of the Or.
ange County Agricultural society wilI ~ kr,d a,
The couIt llsuse in -iIiIlsiorsueh. on az ,pxr..
pA's d TIE nett County couri. tihe Goth Of su-
gust Among o,hshimPsrisni business, the Pre-
maams 10 be awarded a. The County Fair win be
decided on. and arrangements made for conduct.
ing me Far. AZ this meeting the election Of
off.sefs ior The second yrss viii slso tsks place.
\ frii siiendanss of'ihe memhers 10 esfseeily re-
,luerted.
We hope that those citizens Of the eoun,y, no,
members OF the Society. who feel an .inletess
an The improvement Of ell industrial pursuit
amongst %. willie forward At this meeting
and give I'm ihsir names 90 ,memhers. An who
expect to.eahihii any article al the Fair, will Of
July 10. ia
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JOB WORK,
I'VE subscribers have made 4 con,idc

1--WE subscribers have made considerable,
= addition to their assortment Of
ORNAMENTAL TYPES.
and are now prepared to execute Job Work O
all kinds in handsome style.
D Pamphlets, Cards, Handbills, &C., will
Dc neatly printed on reasonable terms. The;,
banks-oitcn pronounced. by competent judg.
cs, 70 De excellent forms and well arranged
Will be improved by the new types upon which
they will hereafter be printed.
U Orders promptly attended to.
ID. HEARTT & son.
/. August Z, 1854. 4s--