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MEDICINAL.
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4 TNHIIADKLPHIA MEDICAL LH0USE.-Established Is
/ wears ago by DR.. KlNKEIAN. The Oldest surest and
best baud 10 cure all forms of secret diseases of the skin and
solitary habits of youth is DR. hlNKELIN N. W. corner
| and half squares from the Exchange Philadelphia =
Take Particular Notice.-There is a habit which
boys teach each other at the academy coegea habit in
duged in when by fhemseves solitude GROWING I'M with
the boy to manhood and which, if not abandoned IN e
time, not only begets serious obstacles matrimonial ham,
pines but gives rise TO series of pT0racted insidos and
devastating affections. Few Of those who indulge in this
erncos Practice OF the consequences until
Ind the nervous system is shattered feel strange and nac
countabe feelings vague fears in the mind The indvdua
becomes feeble he unable to labor with accustomed vg
or or 10 apply his mind TO study his step tardy and
be IS dull and esolue, the countenance is doRncast the
eyes without natural lustre shameodness is apparent
Tcse symptoms Uich Should aleRke tie Qttenti0n Of
taess similarly afflicted.
the victim be conscious Of the of his decay and
having renqulshed the Odous practice he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal emissions, which weaken aud szme
him, producing mental and physical pTnstistion Ii he
emancpate himself before the practice has done its worst
tell him that this is caused by his early 0lies.
Too many think they will hug lhe their own
hearts and cure themselves. Alas how often this fatal
deuson, and how many apronSDg youth who might have
been ornament TO society has aded from the earth
Young Men !-Let no false modesty deter you from
making case known to who from education and
spectabity, alone beend you lie who places himself
under DIR. klNKELlNS treatment may relgiousy conde
his honor gentleman and in whose bosom will be for
ever locked the secret of the patient.
Country Notwithstanding it nconvenient to make
personal application by stating their explicitly
gether with all their symptoms per letter postpaid have
forwarded to them chest containing Dr. H. medicines
appropriated accordingly and be cured at home
Structures OF the ureha weakness and constitutional de-
bty promptly cured and fu vigor restored All letters
post plld.
remittance of 81 cents in letter. post paid ad.
dressed Dr. knkeln Philadelphia will his book
the Secret lnirmites of Youth. sept4-wly
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The First PRAYER

The Lamplightef is full OF most exquisite scenes
each glowing with words of pathos and truth A
poor girl Gerty, motherles and friendcss in infancy
beat and abused in her earliest years of childhood
cropping in utter ignorance at length finds a pro
tector in the poor lamplghter--a warn-hearted
solitary, but ignorant man. He has brought a
plaster cast of Samuel in Prayer for her amuse-
ment. Her joy on the receipt Of the preseat was
indeed marvellous. But it suggests no holy thought
to her benighted mind. A playmate tells her
what it represents what prayer is-giye9
her some crude idea of God, and her mind is at
once aroused. How exquisite the following de-
scription of her musing and of her first prayer:
Gerty was left alone " tn True. She sat on
low stool beside him for sometime, without speak
ipo. Her ewes were inten y fixed upon the white
image which lay in her hap; that her little mind
wss very busy, there could be doubt, for
thought was plainly written on her face True
was not often the first to speak but finding Gerty
unusually quiet he lifted up her chin, looked in
quiringly in her face, and then said
Well, Willie's pretty clever sort of a bov.
isn't he?'' --.t.
Gerty answered, yes without, however, seem
ing to know what she was saying.
you like him, don't you 2" said True.
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REMEDY FOR THE BITE OF A Mad DoG.-A Sax
on forester, named Gastell, now Of the venerable
age of 49, unwilling to take to the grave with him
secret of SO much import, has made public in the
Leipsic Journal the means which he had used for
fifty years, and Herewith he affrms he had rescued
many human beings and cattle from the fearful
death of hydrophobia: Take Immediately warm
vinegar or tepid water, wash the wound clean there
WITH and then dry it; pour then upon the wound a
few drops of muriatic acid, because mineral acids
destroy the poison of the saliva, by which means
the evil effect of the latter is neutralized
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STOP THE RAsCALI

TTNMENTl-FlNE DOLLARS REWARD for a man Hho
L oss himself OETAL EyRETTk, who came to nv house
il February laS ad sci IN 10 work Tor me- and remained
with me until last Saturday evening he fben tcoE nv
horse saddle budeand blanket made his eScsDa snd
las not been heard Of since lie small man Of rather
yellow complexion; about hve feet six iuches HON ba ia
thin vissgsd man, with yeowish hazel eve and olra
bic large nose his h6tr l. straight and black Win Io
hairs he Saws that he Is 25 wears old he is
mild sTken man with bat few words; he said iht b -
,aised East Tennessee and hS father hives in RoaDa
county East Tennessee The horse that he carried ava,
VAS youn bay horse two years old about fifteen snd .
half hands hgh with bald face and hind feet white a Ia
ne above the quarter Joints he has black main and ia
aud is rather brown BAY; he Of the Tom Hall pacing
stock aud can pace very we he is Unaered aud shod
before y hen he LETT.
1 will give the above reward 70 any person who will
bring me aud the horse either of them or Sc
cure either of the and give Information so that can
get them. y. j. hlTTREI.L.
shan,n WilSon cnuatv Tenn iy6af
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From the American Messenger
pauTs Preeminence and the secret oft.

al tailored more abuudantly than they ALL
This was his prcemiuencc. This he regarded as
among the greatest " signs of an apostle" And
well he might; for even his Master and ExempIar
said, My Father worketh hitherto, and l work. :"
{" | must work the works Of him that sent me
while it is day. The night cOmeth, when no man
can work" Must Christ work, who created all
things, John |, aud uphOldeth all things by the
word of his power" Heb. 2, and who by that sim
pie iC0rd expelled diseases aud demons, and raised
the dead and must not we? Work" therefore,
abundant labor" stands high among the "sgns
of an apostle" and not only so, but among the
signs Of Christian" for our highest distinction
aud purest glory, as well as clearest evidence
of Christian character, lies in resemblance to
Christ We follow a working Redeemer, and we
must be working disciples. The more abundant
ly" any man "labors," if he "works the work Of
the Father, the more nearly and manifestly does
he resemble Christ, whose image it is the gOri-
Gus dignity of the child of God to be b" conform
cd Rom. 8.
What then was the secret Of Pauls prominence?
"Howbcit not but the grace Of God arLich aras
nth me-" This reveals the whole secret of that
wonderous activity which, from Jerusalem round
about unto Illyrcum, fully preached the gospel of
Christi If Paul eminent, it was "grace"
that made him And that grace is Just as free
to you, aud to me. " lie giveth more grace. -
Let US then ''come boldly to throne of grace,
that we may find grace to help us" and then pour
out that grace in abundant abors' for God and
the souls of men Is not this the sweetest life on
earth, and the surest path to heaven! p.
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Gduarp.
Christianity in japan.

Our intelligent Correspondent in California has,
in the following letter, taken a view of the results
to be hoped from the late Treaty with Japan, and
given MS facts in reference to former attempts to
plant the Christian religion in those fertile islands,
which will be read with great interest If the door
is open let us enter without delay, and give them
the richest of all books, the blessed Gospel of the
Prince of Peace
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Yours truly,
PANTENUS.

MAMMOTH TURKEY.-There was brought to the
New York market some weeks ago an enormous
turkey, that weighed when picked, hidythrec
pounds He was raised by Mr.. Joshua Shreye, of
Sandhill, Mount Holly, New Jersey, and was niue
teen months old. This is probably the largest
turkey ever brought to this market. The price
was about five dollars, but he was afterwards sold
for 81 per pound. The turkey about filed cham
payne basket.
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nsLL AND BRASS FOUNDRY.

on FEOAX AEAR BROAD SIREET
- THE Subscriber respectfully returns his =
thanks TO the public for past favors and So n
E hcits continuance Of patronage in the above EA
<zssska line, also A4SsA
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING.
Together with every description of Metal Turnngs Metal
C PaGEings B4lbt Metal and Castings.
soda POunts Generators Ale Pumps and Pumps Of eve
rJ description manufactured TO order repaired at short
a5;ics.
CASH wil be paid all times for old copper and brass.
.sas22-ly b. COLE.
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CAYNOR, MACDONALD A 10.

IA and I1G PCnrl Street, New York.
AFFER the TRADE on liberal TERMS Of their own
I J Importation and Manufacture, STRAW GOODS,
SIl X ana SATIN BONNETS, RIBBONS, FRENCH aud
AMERICAN FLOW ERS FEATHERS, BONNET I'm
tNaS TABS ,lc &c. and general assortment Of MIL
LINERY GOODS. Orders promptly execsted-- liEl-Sm
baltimore COFFEE.-2OO bags jast received
L from Baltlmore-haeSt ever received IN Nashville
rieIeT 1BkwI LANIER q PHILLIPS
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PalL0roKEN OR FEMALEs FRIEND.

nor the cure Of Painful and Disorered Mensruation,
Miscarriage Abortion, and the relief Of all those
Sympathetc Nervous Affections attendant
Pregnancy.
Much the suffering attendant upon the lives of females
TIE present day may be traced slight mprudence
neglect during critical period of their peculiar
s5as causing obsructionS TTeguarity &C. which, If not
relieved gradually eakcns and deranges the system and BY
sympathy induces those chronic forms OF disease-Con-
sumption Drpsy Dyspepsia, &cwhch either hurry them
earY grave reader them uvalIds for life Many OF
lie ares and oyees Of creation at that age when the bud
was Just bursting boou have withered and died from
ths eecso obstruction aud the OF remedy to assist
uaturs st that eventtul period.
TRY TuE PHiLOTOKEN.
not offered OF all ills that flesh heir To-
out remedy and preventive for certain class of
plants in which warranted to do all that is here set
kTh OF that medicine directed with experience and skill
perform Saldby SCOVIL 4 MEAD,
-. III Chartres street. New Orleans
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States whom
81 orders must be addressed
isn1g-Iy dtT-Sv
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ENGLESH CATTLE.

ITO Agricultural Societies and others requiring the best
1 Breed Cattle from England, epbracing-
FINE BLOOD HORSES, SIIORT-HORNED CATTLE,
with Deyons, Hsrefrd's Ayrshire and Alderny COWS.
SHEEP
ALSO-SuIiole Essex and Berkshire SWINE I'm.
rarted Oh Commission by
Messrs. Ti0S. DETTS BROTHERS
Every information with regard aud shipments
ut Stock America viii be strictly attended to by apply
iaz TO T. g. E,srNIv, Nashville Tenn. lje24
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RAGSI RAGSiI RAGS,I

100000 Pounds of Hags Wantcd.
WILL pay cents per pound, cash, for all the Cotton
Linen Flax Hemp and Tow Rags Of all colours, that
are delivered Paper and Rag Warehouse at the North
east corner OF the Public Square
Merchants PeiaTs and all the rest Of mankind soi
CITED to gather aud send me all they get.
u.av7--ft W. y MHlTEMAN.
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| AND hARRANTS.-Meu are buying aud paving
n the Tery highest pnces for LAND WARKAN1S. Per
sons al distance having warrants sell by sending
oy laI or oherWiSe may depend getting the highest
the cash RENTED or paid 10 order.
iuIy2l DYERPEARTk IN
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PRESERVED LETTERs.-H you send valuable
letter to friend, which you do not wish to be de-
stroyed in the dead-letter Office, at Washington,
if it should happen TO be miscarried write on it,
ss To h, Dreserved"
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WANTED.

EiFTY Ii lands WANTED, Immediately, in our Cotton
L Mill at ST L1uis-such as Card ROOM Spinning room
hands and Heavers-to whom good wages will be paid
e.ery Saturday. IN cash. Apply 10
ADULPHUS MIER CO,
Issd-3W 81 Louis No
- Winchester Independent and Pulaski Gazette copy
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NOPARTNERSHlF.-I HAVE THIS nay
associated with me III t9e Wholesale Cirocery Com.
mission Receiving and Forwarding Business Mr. WII,.
LIAM PHILLIPS OF Nashyte under the name and STYLE
Of LANIER PHILLIPS
noT2 L. Il LANIFR
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vol. XIV.
UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFFTcE-No. II, DEADERIcK STREET.

fiiE wEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAY-Is furnished
subscribers the following rates: Single copies
frar advance. t2 so within the year IS OO at the end
H oiihe year 81 90. CsuEs0f Eve and npwards-S2 90
r copy for year. Clubs Of subscribers viii be re-
ceiyed Tor SIX months at the foregoing rates.
or Rs TRIM EEkLl published svsry Tuesday 9hursdSy
sad Saturday, per snuim in advance If nS paio
Advauce s6. sl u
49,. DAILY is published As Eight Dollars
I, ~ THE MONEY s. ALL CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTION ..gzs
ssnlsAuess Of subscriptions be EAade BY mail u our
riss. r easels ..esiel
paper will be sent sat Of The State unless the order &C.
30 cOmpanied with the cash
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
GREAT AMERICAN KING


blessing offered afflicted humanity; the suffering
millions, the Doctor say relief Is your coumand
You have only 10 use this magical remedy. All those
who still suffer, and will accept the 2rof-reI balm
deserve not the pity Of their families.
This Sonaeru medicine during the brief period sincs
IT. introduction has carried happiness 10 the hearts OF
Thousands and made life charm to many VINO heretoOrs
regarded it only painful and miserable existence
To the winds with all Liniments, Embroeations Pain
Killers and Pain Extractors, and let millions OF glad
tongues proclaim the merits of the great "Ameriesn
King Of Pain preparation composed solely of vegsta
bes and roots, produced by Americas rich and
hounfeOus soil
We would ask the LADIES who are slways competun.
judges what Is aud what valuable family med
cine, do special favor by giving the King of Pain
single trial aud if satisfactory exert their influence
in it, behalf recommend it, speak well and often of it.
and that it Is used by their afflicted neghbors Tbs
LAiis always charitable and when they induce their
suffering friends to use this really valuable medicine
they viii be doing an act Of beneTolence that they
will be proud Of This is powerful and truly magical
rrm-dy Tor all external diseases, sores sSengs burns,
&c and for many internal h Is certain cure.
Yet il perfectly harmless and incapable Of producing
the least injurious effects in the most delicate
the weakest constitution
It is entirely useless follow the old and worn-out
of publishing to the public Thousands of certa
OF wonders performed by this medicine 1t
but tSentyfve cents to try it and Dr. Ball stakes mis-
weearnei reputation the King Of Pain doing ali and
more than be claims for it,
We would ask have you the Rheumatism or Gout:
these not pleasant companions, and know that
you would ike to drive them away soon as possible
then use
"BULEs KING OF PAIN.n
Would you be cured almost Immediately, OF Bowel
Complaint, Dy sentery, Summer Complaint Cholera Nor
bus Cramp Colo, Ache Tooth, or any other ache
or pain, the remedy is simple and the cure certain.
USE TILE GREAT KING OF PAIN
Would you have your Sores, swelings Cuts Burns,
5esas- Bruises, any other wounds healed, repeat
It, use the
MAGICAL KING OF PAIN.
Would you be cured Of Scald Head StiG Joints Sore
Throat Neuralgia Sore Breast Lumbags, letter Ring
WoTm Salt Rheum, Bites Of Poisonous Insects Chsppsd
Hands and all other Sores, either dry running,
AMIN anda ayain ia llr Lob lnIl
"KING OF PAIN"
Would you be cured ef Kings Evil Cancer, TumorsL
Eruptioos, any disease of the Skin caused BY impure
blood, then DIR. John Bulls SarsapArills internally
and the King Of Pain externally, nothing b.
esrtsin than q speedy aud eiectusl cure.
DIR, JOHN DULL's
PRIECIPAL OFFICE,
Fu1z Cross sFEEET, ONE DooR BELOW &AIs,
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In ALL 2SS prizes, amounting $4,000
Tickets s. OO--iaIyes and QuarerS in proportion.
All communications strictly confidential.
Persons wishing Tickets in Nashville will please leave
their orders with Me H. Is CHAMPION, VINO lS author
lied 10 receive and forward tn hn and whom The schemes
and drawings viii be regularly sent
compliance with the above viii save mueh time and
labor necessary individual orders iron ne 10
tune. SAMUEL SWANN, Agent and Aianager,
sign OF the Bronze Lions,
ly26-lm Montgomery Ala.
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SOM IITEIIN
NEW AN d VALUABLE 4.

THF mos; powerful King the face OF the globe now
reigns supreme In the American Republic. The power
OF the crowned heads Of Europe sink into ngnicancs
when compared to that of our American King. 3D.
Europ-an Kings employ the power vested In them
Increase the riches of the rich and ordly and reduce
&c greater misery and degradation the poor and depen-
Dent Our American King goes forth with equal willing
TO the ordy mansion and humble cabin ready alike
administer relief and offer health and happpiness
te the lofty and lowy, the rich and the poor.
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PEEsRTrERItS CHrRcH, (OLD ScHooL)-Gen-
sroi r'elc Of tie Presbyterian Church 90. ST. IN
the United States of Ameriea, Nay, Is54.-During
the year ending May, 1854, four new Presbyteries
were orgaized, viz; Red River, Allegheny, Padu-
cab, and Central Texas
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PersBrrERnS CHrRcu, (NEw ScHooL-)-Geu,-
eral ris,c of The Presbyterian Church, IN. 81 IN
he United States Of Amsriea, May, ls54.-The
Presbyteries and SynOds remain the same as last
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CENEN IH0J SAND Papers Crop Garden Seed,
- just received and warranted fresh, &c., comprising all
varieties brought 10 tns market Extra Early Peas bar
" MAY Peas Sax week beans Glove Onions, &C. by the
Gallon Also, Cabbage, Button Onions, &c, &c, BY the
I-,uHd J. Il. BROWN,
iebl2 No. Az, College Street.
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LANDRETm,s GARDEN SEEDS.

iebll "a -BmdStTiw Agent, College str'
Prsna ed bE " Hntchison. d Co. Amsterdam. Va
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FINE WINES, RRANDIES, AC.
lO1s CASKS OLD MADEIRA;
5K Sherry.
5E Port;
lO13 pipes pure Cognac Brandy, old aad Guei
pipes E" Holland Gin;
puncheons Irish Malt Whisky;
10 boxes assorted CoTdjGls;
For ssle by ldeclll L. s CHEATHAM co
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EWING BROS, Ag nj.
W. +. GRAY, Agent.

GROCERIES, &c-FRESu ARRIVALS.
200 SACKS PRIMERI COFFEE-new crop;
rs sacks Laguyra Coffee 10 bbls Mackerel ash Of 53;
20 do good Java do; 20 kits do
50 hhds Sugar; 90 boxes Cod Fish,
so bbls MolasseS; 20 d" Smoked HerTings;
305S do do; 200 " Sardines;
25 do Golden Syrup; 90 " Il gal. at jar Pickles;
20 do Crushed Sugar; 20 4" Lemon Syrup
20 do Powdered do 10 = Pepper Sauce
80 do Loaf do; I" Sa. Bitters;
10 tierces fresh Rice 90 doz painted Buckets;
so boxes and half boxes NJ 10 nests Z" Tubs;
r. Raisins; 3 casks London Porter;
100 drums SMYRNA Figs; 10 bags Alspice;
10 bags S Almonds; 20 Pepper;
2 casks Pecan Nuts; 10 " Raca Ginger.
2 bbls Brazil do;
With numerous other articles in the grocery line just
received aud for sale low for CASH by
decIl T. s. CHEATHAN 4 Co
CHAMPAGNE,
E0 BASKETS and boxes tine Champagne superior
~ tce of the best brands Just received and for sale
l.. y 4
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IL HUNDRED ACRES of land timely located the
Nashville and ChattanoOg Railroad II or IL miles from
Nashville comfortable dwelling with or rooms, good
orchard aul excellent spring. nearly halt of the land
ERsi5 numbered. \ bargain ran be had BY making Iu
Lac iiale application No. g. I Cherry street, 10
JOHN l.. x r. W BROWN
Estate Agents
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-07
rS FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival OF the Pacific.

sgrtc MT New YORK, Oct. 80.
The Collins steamer Pacific arrived without
being telegraphed, and brings Liverpool dates
to the 18th. fa
No news from the seat of war. Dispatches
such as they are--are conflicting, but the
news is authentic that up to the 9th Oct. moth
ing had been done. ....-..,1 = ..s1 -. F..
'The allies numbered 10000. They occupy
a strong position south Of Sebastopol, and have
all the siege apparatus landed. -,.,-..-
Menschikoff holds the field north of Sebasto-
pol with 10000 men, and 10000 more expect
ed by Oct. 18th. 'H ..t - ~
The Sebastopol dispatches are Of the most
conflicting character, some reporting another
defeat. of the Russians and the capture Of the
southern heights, &c; but the most reliable
indicate that nothing Of importance has occur.
red. -IaI8 , gaGAIkW
The garrison of Sebastop0l numbers 10000,
Samuel Phillips, the novelist, is dead.
Commercial failures continue to excite at.
tcntiOn. 1eaoii ll7i',w., OLE e.. 1s. ~
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Going Home.

After visit to our Territory during the
summer season, most of the pleasure seek
ers have and are returning home, filed with
pleasing recollections of what they have
seen and heard during Their sojourn here
Many of them design returning in cay
spring to share with those who have preced-
ed them, the joys and cares of frontier
life. They have come hiher 10 see for
themselves whether the advantages said to
be here for the frugal and The Industrious
actually exist, or whether what has been
said Of our western home was mere fiction.
From more than one have we heard the ex-
clamation ''the half has not been tod
While We feel like parting with old friends
with many of those who are going below,
vet we can be but conscious that their re-
turn home WI be Of incalculable benefit
to us the coming season. They will tell of
what they have seen, of our fertile prairies,
our rich woodlands, our large crops, our de-
lightful and healthy climate, and will be the
means of bringing thousands of settlers to
come and dwell with us. Then, while we
regret the separation with those with whom
We have formed friendly associations, we
look forward to reunion in the Spring
with then.a those to whom they convey
the tidings Of our Territory's worth and fu.
ture destiny, .s,,l 10 a,dl. ...-. IN