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sY- In New York, person by the name
of Paul, one of the firm of Belmont g. Co.,
has confessed that he robbed the concern Of
the $l4,OO) already advertised. The motive
which prompted him to steal the money was
to make up losses sustained in stock specu.
lutiOns
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A DUTCH SEYTNEL.-A newly imported
Dutchman having enlisted in the service ut
military station not hundred miles from
New York, was one evening placed on guard.
Seeing couple of gentlemen approaching,
he challenged them with "Who comes dare!"
Friends, with the countersign." "Vell, if
you ish friends, and knows as 'Putlet is de
gounter-sign de gounter-sign ish Correct
Pass, frents, nit de gounter-sign!"
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Chaneery Court at 3fhsns.
James I. Ruoff,

Matthew NJ Gaines and others.
THE account ordered in this cause at the
l. last term of the Court, will be taken at
the office of the Clerk and Master on the 18th
day of August next, at which time the par
ties are notified to attend with their proof.
VIM LOWRY, c. d. M,
By WILLIE Lowry, D. C. AN.
July IA, lS54-4t Prs fee So sos
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by invitation Of the Division Of the Sons Of Temper
ancc 7. y. GIbsos, ESQ., Of Athens and JoHS A. Hull
ESQ., will address that body upon The subject Of "proh
bon and Temperance Reform at the New Presbyterian
Church In Madlsonve the night Of the 18th instant
The public al respectfully and specially invited to
favor us with their presence. The jacksonville String
band will be In attendance.
July 81 WIN A. r'TToN n. s
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sW- A legal Distinction-A man runs
away, and is taken with an attachment; n
woman is taken with an attachment, and
runs away.-Cotiy on ShinrackS
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Accounts by the Asia state that the con-
duet of Austria causes great uneasiness to
the Western Powers. Baron Meyendorf had
been recalled from Vienna.
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The cholera is prevailing all over the Island
of Jamaica with fatal effect.
In Barbados also there have been 1000
deaths by cholera.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

BALTrc.-The bombardment Of BOomerund
began at FIVE o'clock on the evening OF the
2lst, by seven the masked batteries were
dismounted and abandoned, and at ten the
Russian magazines were in blaze. one
account says the English lost men, ano'her
4 killed and wounded. r
Napier's force near Cronstadt, consists OF
l2 screw battle ships, frigate, Freneh
ships and several French corvet'es. ho
Times says II is probable mat H"p'el WISHES
nointer the defenres OF Crons'au'' '"'"e' t'iAN
make regular attack on Una, p''ee;;
IL il stated that up to the lSth' odessa was
not blockaded, but ships were gettlng their
cargoes as usual A. If
of Rasova, with 10000 men; portion OF the
bridge at Kalarazch, was destroyed by storm,
and 800 Russian soldiers drowned.
The precipitate retreat of the Russians
from the Prneipaties is fully confirmed.
The Gar leaves Immediately to inspect
the fortresses and defensive works on the
Black Sea.
The Notifications Of st. Petersburg are
pushed forward with untring energy.
The new Austrian loan will be $35O,00O,-
900.
The French papers deny that Russia evac-
uated the Principaties out of respect for
Austria, but that she has been forclbly eject
cd.
The position just taken by Austria is
looked upon with great dstrust by many
who believe her object in interpOsing between
the hostile armies and taking possession Of
the PrincipaIities is to favor the Car.
The allied fleets had not blockaded (bom-
bardedD Odessa up to the 25th ut. On the
23d June the Turkish vanguard, composed
of 2S, 900 troops, attacked the Russian van
guard in the Dobrodja, and drove it beyond
the Trajan Wall.
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A FACT WORTH KNOWING.

1t should be borne in mind that we have
pursued course entirely different from the
usual mode, in bringing our medicines to the
notice of physicians The recipes of StaJler's
Anodyne Cherry Erpectorant and Didrrhea
Cordial have been made known confdentiallH
to upwards of five hundred medical men,
every one of whom recommend them as high
ly efficient remedies. The Expectorant has
been pronounced by them to be an excellent
remed y in all cases of Coughs, Colds Group,
Bronchitis, Asthma, and diseases of the Lungs
and Throat generally. The Diarrhea Cordial
has also received their unqualified praise as
remedy for diseases of the bowels, both in
children and adults; and the many cures that
these good medicines" have effected, prove
the physicians opinion well founded. They
should be kept in every family, ready for in
slant use when occasion may require. See
advertisement in another column, and descrip-
tive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the agents.
Price of each, only 80 cents, or six bottles for
$3.50. [july 7.
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The cholera has prevailed to some extent
in the interior of Louisiana. Baton Rouge
has suffered somewhat from it.
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-, ~" A single family in Sangamon county,
Illinois, have Sepenteen thousand sheep, and
all of good blood, Sheep raising is fine
business in Illinois. 1t is said that every far
mer who has tried the business has amassed
n fortune.
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Notice.

WE respectfully notify those who are in
w arrears with us on last years accounts
that we must have money. Those who have
not closed their accounts by note will invaria
bly, be charged interest after the first of Jan
uary, 1854 MoSPADDEN d HORTON.
july a. 1854.
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1t is believed that there are over ten thou
sand voters in New Orleans who are connect
ed with the mysterious organization of Know
Nothinus.
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eSy- Brokers arc said to be failing daily in
Boston. The panic appears to be at its height
in that city.
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Boldly dare, if you would nobly consum-
mate.
The way to fame is like tho way to Heaven
through much tribulation.
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1t is understood that the British Parliament
will vote 100000 for the support and main
tenance of prisoners of war.
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InsO1vent Notice.

1nSolVent Nottce.
Uriah Denton, Administrator Of g. W. Hale, deceased
The Creditors Of the said G. W. Hale
IN this cause the complainant having filed his bill OF
complaint in the Chancery Court at Athens against
the creditors of the estate of G. W. Hale deceased and
suggests the insolvency of the same, the creditors of
said estate hereby notified to appear and file their
claims properly authenticated, with the Clerk and
Master of this Court before the Goth day of August
next and make themselves parties to this BILL that
pro rata of the proceeds Of said estate may be had.
VIM. LOWRY, c. C H.
July a. 1S5i-td Prs fee 80 S04
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Chancery Court at MadisOnville.
A. L. Rogers, Administrator OF Gideon Morgan, Decd
the Creditors of Gideon Morgan, decd.
TUyIE account in this will be closed at my office
ii ON the Goth Of August next
IA. COFFIN, c. Dc H.
July 81, 1S54-St Prs fee $3.50 304
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0t-Judge Bronson positively declines to
be the candidate of the Adamantines for Gov
crnor of New York.
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OF Health is said to be an indispensable
requisite for business rs well as amusement
which young men spend the greater part of
their wealth in damaging, and old mon, the
most Of their money in repairing.
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GARDNER, SHEPHERD L co.,
wHoLEsALE DEALERS IN
s III o Il s, Ill A II s.
straw Goods,

No. so PUBLIC SQUARE, Nashville, Tenn.
YuNiE attention of Merchants is respectfully invited
extensive Fall and Winter supplies Of the
above Goods, which are now arriving and viii be com
plete by the 25th Of August.
Our purchases made exclusively Of manufacturers
and determined to compete successfully in prices
with New York and Philadelphia jobbers. Our ability
to do this will not be denied by any candid who
will take the trouble to investigate the matter and
pare advantages with those Of Eastern houses.
Our stock will be unusually large and varied, and buy
ers may rely finding with Us everything in line
adapted TO the OF the trade low prices
can be found in this any other market.
GARDNER, SHEPHERD co.
The usual produce Of the country-WOOl, Feathers,
Ginseng, &C. taken at the highest market value In
change for Goods or in payment Of debts.
July q, 1S54-3mt 804 G.,s. CO.
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lS9 a negro was lately arrested in Sa-
,vannah charged with having stolen lot of
iron from the Georgia Steamboat Company.
Tic must have had a load upon his con
science.
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A HoPEFUL CoNvERT.-Orestes A. Brown
son, who is now Roman Catholic, is said to
have Joined the Know-Nothings. He stipu-
lates for one restriction of the creed, that
while it need abate none of its hostility to
foreigners, it will cease its prescription to
native born Catholics.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT
LIBERTY, Va, June 3Oth, 1856


Messrs. A G. Bragg Co.:-lIaving used
the Mexican Mustang Liniment in my family
in several cases of hard Jumps and swellings
l cheerfully give my certificate to its excel.
lent effects.
My daughter had hard lump as large as a
hens egg on her wrist for year or more |
told her to rub the Liniment on it as directed,
and in few weeks, by its constant applica-
tion, it was entirely removed without pro-
ducing pain or soreness.
have also used the Liniment for Scrofu-
lous tumors or Swellngs in the throat, of
long standing, on two of my servants and it
removed them both in a short time. con-
slider them all remarkable cures, as they had
been treated unsuccessfuly by physicians,
and can safely recommend the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment as the best article ever used.
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
Proprietor of Hopkins Hotel.
For sale in Athens by VIM. BURNS; in Cal
houn by B. F. MARIAN; in Charleston by JAS.
B. Balm [july l4-2t
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t4g"A short time since, young man nam
ed Marshal Baker, of Chilcothe, Ohio having
made arrangements to get married in the
evening, got license and got very drunk at
the same time. He was locked up in the
Jail, and word was sent to the expectant bride
that the bridegroom was suddenly confined
to his room. She sympathized deeply and
concluded to marry somebody else.
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IL persons indebted to US by note account will
N please call and settle Immediately, are COM
PEELED to collect to meet engagements Those who
do not make satisfactory arrangements before, may
pec find their accounts in the hands of an officer af
ter the LIST September next If not sooner.
July 81, 52-6t-30il JAMES METCALFE & co.
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A CALIFORNIA TowN-The Placer (Cal.)
Democrat tells us that, at Iowa Hill, Placer
county, two months ago, there were but two
houses in the place. Now there are over
one hundred, and some fifteen hundred in
habitants. Six men washed out in one day
two hundred ounces, or $4,000. No gam
bling is going on, but every body is earning
m honest living, and good one too.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, July IS.
F9our-We have no change to notice. Georgia brands
are selling at &S6D$S,50 U Dbl In sacks 1t is selling
at $jS7&@Si according to quality. The stock is light
and the demand fair.
tora-The stock Is light and the demand good. We
quote at 95c0s1 2 bushel the former figure by whole
sale
Odts-There Is some demand and the stock Is light
We quote at 65W7Oc y bushel, according to quantity
and quality.
Hiy-We hear Of sales Of Northern from wharf at
&l,l2k, and Eastern Mt ~ 80 u hundred From store
we quote the former at tl3i, and the latter 62
n hundred fDs.
Bacon--We have no large transactlons 10 rennrt.
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Pianos.

VUST received, two very fine Square Pianos.
81 round corners, Of beautiful finish and fine
tone Those wishing 10 purchase are invited
10 call and examine them.
June gS, 1854 II. G.. COOKE.
C{EAMLl1S5 BAGS.-A large lot on hand
y and for sale low. w. Il. REYNOLDS.
Benton, June 80
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~ Street preaching is on the increase
in Philadelphia. The North American says:
"If they would content themselves with
going into all the highways and byeways'
to preach the gospel, we have no manner of
objection, and perhaps some words of com
mendation. But they will mix religion and
politics. dragging the angels wing in the
mire"
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SuparI Supnr!

WYE take pleasure in informing customers that
w we have just received superior grade Of New
Orleans Sugar; also Crushed Sugar.
Also, very superior Blue Stone; the best Indigo and
many other Drugs which you can obtain by calling at
the Farmers Cheap Store, by
July q @. +. 4 T. p. GIBSON.
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Hav Wanted,
Fair Notice.

WYE wish to purchase a large lot of good Hay, for
w which will pay cash.
July q, "a KEYES 4 HENDERSON.
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Test Acids.

SULPHUR1C, Nitric and Hydrochloric or Muriatit
- Acids, of the purest quality, for sale low, by
July 81 G. W. ROSS.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT-For
WI sale by W. Is. REYNOLDS.
Benton, June 80
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Look ont far CounterEeitsl

JOOh v JOWNIeIJfd51
The public cautioned against another counterfeit
which has lately made its appearance called W. b. Far
res Arabian Linment, the most dangerous of all the
counereits, because his having the of Farrell,
many will buy 1t in good faith, without the knowledge
that counterfeit exists and they will perhaps only dis
their when the spurious mixture has wrought
its evil effects
The genuine article is manufactured only by II. G..
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesale
druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed. BE
you get it with the letters H. G. before Farrels,
thus-H. G. FARRELLs-and his signature on the wrap
per, all others counerfeits.
For sale by &. W. Ross, and A. McKELDrN, Athens;
HUDGiN, WELLS JOHNSON, Cleveland; W. b. REYNOLDS,
Benton; W. G. VAUGHAN, Columbus-and regularly au-
thorzed agents throughout the United States.
eYr Price 25 and 80 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and hamlet
In the United States In which is already estab
lished Address II. G. Farrell as above, accompanied
with good references as to character, responsibility &C.
jy 21-1m
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Chronic Enlargement Of the 70nSils.

My daughter, when six months old, taken with
swelling in the onsls, which grew larger and larger, till
when six years old she had great difficulty in swallowing
her food Every night watch kept, fearing she would
suocate The best doctors attended her but could give
roef took her to the most eminent doctors in the
East they said there help for her but to ougrOw
it. With a sad heart returned home with her, when
she became much worse that the doctors had to
be called in again. they decided that the tonss must be
cut of, the only means OF giving relief. My wife
would consent to this she determined to try your
Eminent which gave relief the very first application and
by continued she entirely recovered. She is now
years old and eshy and healthy could be desired
Your Lnmen is also the best in for sprains bruises,
cuts burns headache, ETC., and will also remove the
most severe pain in few minutes. 1t also cured caked
udder In my COW in a few days GEORGE FORD.
Peoria, March 20th 1919.
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III. G. FarrcII,s Arabian Imminent

This celebrated medicine sklfuly composed it is
Of the most healing balsams and penetrating oils, can
fail to almost every affection that could be
alleviated by external remedy Its superiority over
all other Lniments is proven by the miraculous cures it
performs, and by the great and constantly increasing
demand There has been sold within the past year
than three millions Of Bottles, and there be but few
persons found who do not bestow upon it the highest
haps, since the creation Of the world has been
cessl external remedy for all nervous Diseases
this wonderful curative. When applied, it instana-
and creating most delightful sensation Read the fol-
lowing remarkable cure which be attcstcd to by
hundreds who fully acquainted with the whole cir
cnmstance.
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Temperance Notice.

July l4-st Committee of Arrangements.
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Wheat Wanted.

UNTIE highest market price viii he given
L for all the good Merchantnblo Wheat that
may he offered [Jrne5ol SIX, REEDER,
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hot CAKES versus HOT CORN

Hot Corn is rather Of bat Hot Cskes' are H.
sn6-bgt what wish say l. that the celebrated book
MRS. PARTiNGToNs CARPET BAG OF FUN"
illustrated with lc designs and 20 amusing Sto les ssJtns
doips ke is going Of ike Ho; CAksS II the most bril-
and the cheapest work Of the Kind ever
Published barley MeLeISn and the other artists have surpassed
contributors funny they dared to be
publishers beautifully tine white paper
500 pages papers cloth silt IS NEW EDI
TION ready. GARRETT Co. No u Ann@t
DEV. HENRY WARD BEECHERs
IL REPLY TO
JOHN MITCH Ell.
Bz the sitefs defense OF Slavery
will be found IN This Week. Number OF
THE INDEPE EDEST,
Polished THIS MOANING, At No. / >pruce-s~
JOSEPH II LADD,
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Neu Civilizations.

N n Number
CoSTtSrs wErK-Rslrosd esslsiioa IN fennIys
pa Greet Western Railroad Of CNnadA fnAnos zee s'yrta
sstet bies Of Gauge. and effects hoonoos Moth
Of bfates Railroad Reports Railroad Eafninfs ia"sy oho
List Journal Railroad Law. Department VI EnsinoeTins be
sides Esnea Railroad Policy. Railroad Progress West
ein hehornes, ksroAa fBaDoes. etc. etc o,,,,, r.
PoblAhsd even SATURDAY, BY JOHN u sohOLII % ~
No ssprUesf - 10 advance shte s'P ~ SH
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Cost an0 5oun0

Cost an0 fouu0
FOUND. GOLD WATCH found on Wednesday
morning The may have it BY applying al ROBERT
RATS No al Broadway.
AND WARRANT LOST-No. l. go, for 80 acres,
be.E lost cavest has fled In Lani Office OF the
United same-ani application will be made for
duplc,ie due time Jl< ia"o" IL,
Dun AWAY or STOLEN--A BAY HORSE, Of
HI rrddng sire mbed, about old wth white
streak along his face sud little white ere also near me adde
Also fuwheeed DOCTORS GIG. nearly white cloth III
side cushions covered with linen lining the back spruG bar on
plate. "Mood Tomlinson" Also, KOBE OF prare
lined with stained aanuel ARNEss pat over light
woolen cover \ reward Of SIS will be given .
Dr. $ WATERMAN, Nc. Gil Grandsi.
d. 2n REWARD.-Lost by lady, in passing from
% ~ the corner Blocker and Thomgs0ns Bseeker
10 Frosdwev W Broadway Union square and fhv % 2
st a small GOLD HUNIGNG WATCH, with Waite face and gold
bsrds will receive the above reward by returning 10
NILSSON 4 Co, No l9 Courtlaudt St, up stairs
CIA REWARD.--LOst, Yesterday between aud
- III o'clock P NJ IN Broad spHnF5 s. Nch5las
Hotel going place and through tbs sad
Hotel Lsd,s small Gold and Enameed ununs WAtc1 Any
the vi pese leave az No 10 Geen~chsl
or No SIS Hudson ct. with j. w NOR.
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WAIER-POWER, NACHINE cHOP fUUN'
w DRY ard Lsrze Qnanty for Sale The EKc1tos
Of B. BruudreS late oil diam Paterson Sel rssy cecel
ed Frivas sale all singular the property n winch
died sred. IL miles D0rhsry from fttefsol
The ccnzs VI apEt " l afes u IHe 90 @ls
tour awll isrFe hln house ;arriaEaholf, &c
hirs ifri7 feet stories "a bait u done vita
roof iouzdy but OF slate roof 81 ~ a nearly nev
ns toc ae Afanied 10 tie construction OF orn1 patent
Trrte F'r ,.hh r4ruos fhrv lhs w-erp7Fe
achns shop foundry snd togthcE win ths mi 70 al
pord viii b. sod ~par.fe d-sE WIKI vholt tne rgs %
construct Bundfeds patent 1hrofe The residue Of toe "
49, viii b.. I'D in lou 70 parchlses The pro- ~ %
- ~ IL esrts P3r particulars inquire o. Mfs bhLh
DRFD on he prcnisss WILLIAM BBUNDRED fstefson 2.
ISAAC VAN WAGNER Nc hESsanst, scS foiA f%~'-'S'
or C. ). VAN WAGNER, P4tersoD N. J.
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ACUINF SHOP and IRON FOUNDRY FOL

MACHINE SHOP and IRON FOUNDRY for
vi SALE he Mercer WORKS situated on M esnss
OF Deswsre River Trenton NewJersy comprising three
sory birch Machine shop, g. By IS feet
A onestory brick Fttingup SHOP s. BY l0ieet o. a. -.
brick Foundry - BY 100 feet with Gore O'eH .a'
Charging House.
Affsne smith Shop 4 by IS fee.
Atwo-story Frame Building g b. ioo feet
A Stable Of sufficient capacy Tor three hor'es
Frame Building lor an Once ...- -. A.
All located on To- SO Fsrt 5 feet On the oesSHs
River .pd 1875 Fast water vince via 70
hesd snt IL feet a on per
rftaI eass fcm the Falls Water Power company
I'M building arr situated within nile OF three Esosa t"o
canals and steamboat andInR It'll a, IL. a LII.
Sir trains leave PhDldslpha ~ mics "a dHy
ave pseEser r1rs leave fcr Nevfors 81 ME, Of a1 .afo
M, save by Beydce All Delaware RAILROAD f0r ne
h.l.ve VALLEY md steamboat Tor Philadelphia d4n8 tao
% er ssou The cles 0F obtanllf coal Aaa iron RON sf
80 the ehe pnsss communicating With the twoyt
tve renders th Of the best locations
n.or wo Of euzsgng IN the foundry aat
chine business
stoves 80 ornamental esn7s nsy b, Appropriated % and
- -.,pftrtrrinE ~ here Ssterpcwer - required
Poeou OF fhe property vii immediately Il desired
4s'n' YANCLEyT. MKEAs DaIPPs Co.
Trent a Scw.Jerssy
The shscbers rearT contract with Railroad Com
for Locomotives Pseusr Blesage Can Trucks &C. having
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90 phom II map gonrrrr

!. YOUNG MAN. Of good standing in society ana
q urerrereaaie character ~sho opea ece'2all,n'
With yolng o. rood family aud Of 9era l--'l ~-
view 10 un.trErony address - Z. n Sorsei- Con
NOTiCE-Ths is to fo-bd all persons from trusting
~ nv vie JANE ANN LOZER, on ny account - VII pay
- gtf. Of Ter outrctue Dated NsEYork II sco l35t
To @'''''' A'' y. c. LOLlER
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NATIONAL THEATER, Chatham. st--Doors open
IN Al g. curtain dses al II o'clock.
THIs EVENING, viii be performed
VNCIf TOMS CABIN

NATIONAL THEATER-Every MONDAY, TUES
~ DAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY ATERs0oNs commence
M. 2oclock VIII be performed the moral and rsso
arama tbree acts Of - - .z. -.
C. w Taylor Esq., o the National cee
tor from very popular reent Published IN the 80
Yors rrane BY r SCION Robinson Which ma youthful
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Ersene sedley ......J Prior Little Mike Master MUM
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Admission % Children hAfpToe 70 afternoon perform