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HOTELS-RESTA.URANTS

A ACEAN SPRINGS, NISS.--The I'M &s@sz=ss
y dergned having leased for years these sEs5H
newly discovered and highly valuable Mineral Springs t
ptciul informs the public that he has
oNs otel F w reception permanent and rnnn bde Dur
ing the at winter additions the
aud 40 effort hns been make in
nrut ana comfortable Attached the Hotel
Son and other anusemen usually onHd NJ Inceg
w hhlGg and sea bathing cannot be qaaled in tho Southern
rue analyst nj the 81 h'se Springs
chemist that it qualities highest orr
t e pEtnn and 'uphna-d yogen notable quaint ns
ana ny eIs uh suffering om GhTcn have
health by the use Of this water The will p H
betwetn NV 0reanE Ocean Sprngs during summer
j.}ltf L. JENNINGS
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Va NTH u MINISTER, Commission and For
= NasIng Me1ehantA Agen Peyrs. era
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A CERTAIN CURE.-Dr. GooD's Compound
IA EXTRACT OF G9FAtFa-kfs goat smea 50 rter
t.ytiy qR-d N New York md ether positive for
tsonuhra, 5leet he and
S0d o. NJ. ISL GiiARTRFS STREET. ieI42m
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H.. AULfoRD. < l. n.ustRn
TN ULFORD Il CO., JAS. H, General AGENTS,
4yG ooonnaLan Forwarding Ale,eants n nn pLana I
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az. =, AAcR, WIN. II,
ACE s. FOSTER, Attorneys and Counsel
n y ioIs at Law, Camp Alley New
rnha3 10
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United States Life insurance ADuuifv ar,F
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
5. Z, CRAWFORD, President
G, g. INLAY, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE For THE SOUTH AND WEST
No. as CampstrsJt, Seworleaps.
BENJAMIN FLURANCE, Agent
.-,- ara, . - HARMON D0ANE, Asst. Agent
r" favorable St'1 ~ 90
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a-SlEkSUN, j.. o., Real Estate, Stock, Note
and Exchange Broker, No. Commercial Place
lamp srssts, NewUrlesna. EgDlp II
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ARESHlDE, HENRY, successor to F. N
harason Notary Prb No. 10 Camp atrse front Office up
u4it I
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AVN lillian W. W. WOOD.
"a ATTORNEY AND CoUNSELLoR-AT-LAW,
Office, No. IS camp street,
resumed the
on 70 busne 49, ~
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL NSURANCE COMPANY

vt 4ObpNlpj w. w
f5C00 900 100000
Epwp G. O'EniEa. Secretary. A. H. CLARK, President
BRANCH OFFICE, No. 49 Camp st. New Orleans.
or The undersigned oisEue POLICIES agsn
the pers Of the SEAS RIVERS against any damage
~ FIRE, at the current of premium
BENJAMIN FLoRANCE, Agent,
nkly HARMON D0ANE, Assistant Agent,
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fANDLES-75 boxes Sperm Candles, Samuel
\ ieonard's brand. For saf h. ~ -' N'SA
mhs 4. p. CNClIs.NN Z HAIL. as e rt,iur.r-.l- :
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans
Be it remembered that the goth January 1854 before
subscriber, Justice tho
Ally Alexander Brother President and Jame Wheeler,
Secretary the Home Mutual Company New Orleans
who being duly according to law do depes ard that s
above and true and transcript from the books
81 the Ead Company. A. BROTHER. President,
JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn aud subscribed before the goth day Of January 1884,
C.V, JoSTE, Second Justce Of the Peace
ofthe ParIh of Orleans
The Trustees have roed
the outstanding certificates Of profits TO the holders
their legal after MONDAY the 18th of Feb
uNry
The Trustees have also dividend of twenty eight
the The Company for the ending 3
December 1853, which certificates will bs after
5thrf March next
IF This Company continues against the peril Of the Ses
Rivers and loss damage by Fire at rates Of PREMIUM
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
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&BoTTER, }. Il. q CO., successors to r l..
Il Massey, Wholesale Dealers IN Drugs Medicines
aasa paens edcnes Surgical Instruments etc., ST.
an Iy
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1 EVY,J. L., q SIMPSON, Note, Stock, &.
caange aud Real Estate Brokers' Common novlt
4 EVERlCH, WA. Il. y Co, Cotton Facto
ID and Conmlsaon Merehhnta. Old Layse. All L,
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WY L. p'"s>. h.a sniler;n.s, ma i..s
aili cl,ons."
lis car;h v lahor$ ar" finished, and he
- 70 y" w,iefr Inc J'l-l Is n Ale perfect, AMI
the nO'l cunSuialn,,e 'imir BLISS
Il" has Ir"Js he his lett q mo .,,,,rv
cnNrtiuc,l ~ ont r,',:" e'tarns r., ;,,,
ur ~ he has h"In aimed AL rx,up!e %
COOL "'"i~ ''ii Il We, : .e i l..e." In
,'nieiy h : D:,!h has v.c,ici Il sy.,,r -,
v'rl 70, usefulness, Il I'd piii i,nil.o ", wnici'
none hat Ire pure, tile Mls.., The alright
and III. truc llc !rtcd, hr. i Il III lo uvc l..
py.
DlHn.---O, HE iJllr September last, in
IN: cty III Char,c-,nni ri yc inw lever.
AIR. ROBERT II. y Err. Il r,,l1r IL
E.'rc.li d" Cary, ,>n ncr D,.,trc,, III Tic
1Ih yea, %. MS 49,. III he i,e s. is a
.:'ml nelgl .Ir, , nl,ld ~ a;f;,ctuii IL. nus .
hh nj Ih u:,, - ,a>t Il ~ ,rd.. Ir ind ;,lii
II "a utslHieilL sin.ll iGr ~ tnr Me;hDl nj
'>Iurc.', wnh w.iiIii Inc com C,.u i,.ln-
~ Scd.S ~ eVi."I> 10 us du.ih. lie lett
w,e ana . ciiiilrcn lu iuuu.u n i lu..,
"Cnnc for AL thugs are now re,'y."
LUXE. SIv--iI.
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bircK NJ the side walks, Winters br:.-
cling winds have given place t. Sum
'ner fan@"nr, cotton wagons claim
their place IN the streets and store
kcelers with !acttinus faces are ready
"r trade tor cotton, wool, pork, beef
rhicker'>. fish. old copper. rags, Sc.
&c-sf' b'ihJ along your "frinys" fat
mers, particularly cainhIcs the town
depend, on you fnr it's whrre-with-
all t~kcrp the inner man cu,nfortabi,
and # yon negl Ct us we must fust-
hy lhe.hy if amy one has roustimg
p'g JUST let hn, bring il Up to the
B"nner Office and the editor, who
scribb1cs this notice will take six chan
COS, at the aforesaid roas,cr.
We most hevoutly intended VIII. II
We sat down to notice nlI the advertise
GENTS nt our Town friends, hut space
will not i.rrni'. ,hr ''dcrif Informs H..
that there is copy enough so Tor tn,
present We will drop, t" resume ag;.i,
ut intervals, the notices flown stores.
/" the rneantlms VIC must say to those.
WHO have purchases f., make and de-.
size good bargains, That in Il, ncwspa
per is ln b" found the names IF all the
most respectable: honest AMI ell.
tcrrrisinG merchants. A dr"nc " Eo
would make money by asking liuh
prices for his wares, OF u rascal, who
shnns the light of day, generally keep
clear of the press, so look and rcu,l
See VIII" have got good anil large stocks
"f goods offered and then d" your ira
ding knowingly.
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all manner Of iron work, especially ma.
chlncry ofall kinds from the locomotive
doMT; and we can but wish the enterprise
(alnos. the first Of the kind in he South
and one which we have long been need.
lng) The utmost sucrcas. 1t must he bv
such enterprises that the South. if yer,
will eventually make herself independent
Of the North.
Our stay at Wilmington was quite a
pleasant and agreeable one, and we lcf, ior
our home III old South Carolina, with n
secret determination to visit the plncc
again should gnsl opportunity ever OFF,.
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90 YOssl' d asks.

lhS rxrItclnen, and anxiety Of =
ci.sriy contested election ar. l:ow over
and S"h"r settled business fac riv,.
place I" the c'.n'i'rnnii.t rf eager seek
crS after votes; disappointed ar g,a,i
feel we must once un,4. ,u our I:,,I,
s;lsk>, in obedience TO which ihr editor
seeks his advertising cniIu,nr. tor ,h,.
purpose q dirr tir. I. readers of |. 1.
Bn"ncr w!Irr" tie EIi! aud winlcr
supplies may lrr "I,a,ll,I good and
cheap. First nn our lists are s.,n,.
ntSlcrs oi candidates i,r the u!li..,, of
Tax Collector, Sheriff, Ordinary and
Clerk. Well We have had e,,,,,,nh of
ri' c'"'nS tor ~ month, at least, and will
leave these gentlemen bet"re tie peoDie.
Zeal estate of some value and very
dc>,rai.:.., is "iirrcd on t;.vurabl, terms
by rrrs"nS, VIII" have taken Tia
emigration mania, and now is 4 tayurn.
bic seas. II for those, who have til,
E,r3nS. tn invest.
The merchants of Columbia are
Offering nc~ stocks Of goods; see
HoATHIGnr & i'AKKuLoo. A. e. SorlEn.
r'ULLISGs DosrwIcK & ca, RopEnr a.
\ oHGUE, &c. &C.
@ Charleston too offers her in1uccment
to purchases and as thu fever coutiu
"rs '"aha'c her merchants may cxpcc,
trad" from The country. F'oGAKrIE 4
bEl.AND, 81 BRnwS1No d. LEMON. arr
l""ng thu largest and most Respectable
deA'' rs III dry goods, MArrulgssxs 4
OllARKA always have an abundant a, d
choice supply 'i' ready made clothing
and Da!y ha. a .Steumbont fuN ojJooI,
d"o sh0es Just in,'k ut the Picture.
" ilmlngt'n brought into daily
connection with us AMI the conpIc,ju
M the bridge across the Pee DE,
rendering communication 5" easy. wi.i
some right may show claim IL a pur
tinfloi the trade east ni the Wnter,,
iirr enterprisins merchants, alive u
th's tact. have sent ia tter cards, which
ia: be seen under their appropria,.
he,.d,.
IN su ..,crvi!!o new goods daily
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News OS the Week.

We are ,.o,,,cl)cd =, -, ,
,eri,l NV cur .,,,,,,,,,-,, m r;,.
The clrc,rpn returns and ,,bor ,,,,,.r
ompic;cly tiiliuu I'M our ,oluu,,.
One O, the ,ro-i hear, r,nL,r ..,.
fcnt"s il The loss of the Steamship Arctic
IN ner paSsaue from i,,vrr,,,I ~ N,,
FORK. 1t is MOI yc, know, ;, h,u ,u,,,, ,,.
scngers have been saved Inn l,,ll ,w, In,
lrcd, undoubtedly and beyond hone have
,eris,eI TI,. y.,.,, ,.,,,. ,.,,,
Arctic caa,c ~ collision and wh, T. causoJ
he catastrophe WIS tho French propeI:rr
Vcsta. which, we are hapDv 10 s,oIo h ,s
arrived saIciv, hut mu h daniarrd. 'rhr
-" "a '"e Arc'H arc much ren~urrd iur
NV" "o""roly ana u"Inaniy desert on o.
INC passengers and taking with them all
~ .'"'p' ''"S
nc progress OF the war in the East hns
"he'' ;" slow '"r some time pas, that we
nave almost lost sight OF II in the excite
''tn' " ""''@ '''' elections just closed.
"c "c"' os '"c .as' s'ca'ner looks,
'''o'1 ''"e "ec'S''e ac'ion. II Is
'''iiir'neh mat on The l3ih September the
allied forces landed 10 the South Of Eupa-
'"r'a AMI 70 miles nearer to Scbas,ipol
han was AT first rcpnricd, where lii.,v
were t" remain until The Is and then
.;,arch in Scba-ripnl. Prince aIcnschk,,r
"'u advanced to B"rn<'"ck where he
'M'''' fc''''"f'''nc"'s' I" give battle to the
"'''S'
''''''y o' f'i'horS were current at the
'a''''2 :" '''' steamer, one OF winch was
''''' 'hc li"1r'hnS had been completely
'' Wv" = '''> "' io'ooo '"en. The
f''' '''''' WI" ''' '"''"v''h, ana the
c..,v h,,,r ,,,,,, ,lo ,..,,., 80 - = '''''''''
~.
'"c S'''' 'aoE show III Sprrghcl!.
,c.rlv o,J,d ;.
anx,nus AMI ;,.,,u s ''''
.,,,
S'' W >'c' win large
,;.a .'I rSc'S "f Cleveland, took
u o, oo,, ana
"c'"y
-, ','''''S1
S - ~" "FH'
p,r.,, ,.;, ''"e' '"c
~
ne A''af'y il"g'Ster says there arc
NV" : ''''' . i'"''''""' now lying uncla'n-
=. " we ''"''''eS na"K III The Stat" CT
tiiv wears ana .ug,.s,, ,,,., ,,
shnuld 90 to The S,,c
,vu Eo;, g.. r. :
buro a., H.. a. '0 90 o'"''se'
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For the B,nucr.


Messrs EdiinrS: ih, ,nlnwinu stats
,.cs, tnkcn from the Catalogue or the Soul,
Car,.ina Co,;eg'., now IN Tie i.re-S, WI.
DC inter sung 10 ali tlInSe wl,, nave been
connected wuI our Alnla VI ,lrr a:,I a.
Though tn same Is moi yci wrrci, bI'
,he r".creucc> arc only lut:n,-, " no ur.i
II lie AMI Wnuli bo nnubli.:ss greatly ~
crease il inquiry were na.i" in rcr ,rd To
'nsG who d I'd iIo' Iruair. ye; The iignr
eS imru'Sh conclusive. Argument .H,,rs.
he crusade wt:rh : bcgnIng 10 ,c pr. ,.:n-
cal u, some S.rl.ous against the ,uil.ue
O'c "i The nn''sI distinguished oi the
Alumni has rcunrkcd, III. III, C.,.rs,.
II al accomplished nMhiny in'r.' tina, ;llc
,"iuca'inn o >ucl, - m'u as ilugii :. IT,
%arc. the State had llrrci Y ,"en ,u;iy ~
Comprised tor The III oi al rA;'aiciiur...
.An'i VIM, that has 1T heart the wn.,.rr ui
his STATE, "r ui our ru.ii'.auI Cnli,nty-
wun tsral hrS;rer he d',lusl,m, o. know
I'd ~, and the Trncri :. u AEON ri II : ,e,-
mw cit Z"n., C,n lon, ga tii,S list an | ne
-.rud .c unc di''ai %n Gil hi> b II .iSuiS
c,i, ar wlilill"ld ~ lie utL.r ..,,,.c ap,nu
pr'ainuS from ;hr Col clc!
The conrSc litr,y pursued n sIl.' No II.
rri Colleges tnrD:Gs OuiIicfIi uliu [,
-cud his son To br educated within iLs;r
, ''e ''''" ''''S' '"f'' -
" N' ~ w" '-'' '"' III ~" - III
taiilnL hJcrii cImchtn,l: and wl,..,.
wi!i i:.. { ;z,n+ ~ oar +,S...->i, a., ~ .rr
naturally i,Uk ana To wiIuin have. l., V
| n"rc right 10 appel Ii,.n III TINT u,.-
n The ''u.d tl,,rircu" vii .iit,. iIic.r ,a;hr,,
! can ara.c,i, ,ui wlin>l: cu..r.r il 5 r.il l..
| and furnished 'hr.r ". II III. .ny Cover
's' ''''' ''''i 'eS'
49, no"
" w. =, ''@ w '!'" u
| ,,,,I, VI
w" '''' ~; ';''"r-
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~ =" =
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"''o''S al c.",>"S ne mn
,'''' VI ''''"' ""et ch'Zchs u - ii c.
| ''''t'' -" S'''''"'H''i r.. " III, r',ncti
WI ca mus now RI u
'>'"' 'H''''g'' 10" arg 'le 10 ne
$40" !" 'h' same tS'",'' yt' !'e mites "i
,'.,'y ..y,,,n can ,, 'i'%. 'n.ch ""r". w"uI'l
"''''F I" "cH'S h'te'np Ell, may hc par
NC 'u :" "''' 'r.'-d oltS'J the wSc heads
~ "'' ." ''e''''' ~ tu'h I'erS'"i> as
r., .,,i.,-;,,.,'," ~" ne c"''cs''
| - f 80 '''I'' 'eSPc"Sc 'S-
i.,,;., '', "" s''"''''S.'', "r '".'
.,, ~ !" .'',: ''' :" '''''t"''
! ,hm i D,.,.,. "'' 'r''''
,,.>',I ,: '''c ~ 'h' '""
! "a : "'' III ~
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% B 4 u 81 A Hs y .

DIEn.-On ih,. ID, Sep: c,uner. al Ii :
IL res. 'tnce III Ciar.Inlur,, JAMES K
HkocK E-q, ~ The ia II year ~ h.> age
u Mrner'"S heart. an am abin tii>p.>i-
'ia', "A id al u:'rishi chira' Ter, attracted
h'' Condolences Ol all wiin ipw b. N \
II in"rhiSi MS .!le va, with. ut nlr.nish: :
~ II ~ zen ~, ,ir Cnm;d have been IRE
1onp!,m. wI,h sense "I right nr OF duty;
--a> II llu>n,iri. II i'ar,n .nI Friend
b" cxrn,,lic.l the Ten ierness q lie
one WIN The ur.uIr and ,,nc .riy of ,h.
ntll"r. Tn iI,s ..irhonrhn IT,. st nd in IN"
relation ~ Eid ..nl vanurale,I Pa rEir,h
nj on y IN years. hul j.: riMiom ,,I ~ ,ha;
respect which r~'i ir'ar:, ami ru,.ablr
temper, whrm heart. al enlarged rxp:.
r.cn', am! an active bcurvnien,c n WV,
nn:,,It iu l. possess r Tine D.>cen mn
ni a Wing Ancestry, h" hii carry i,.a,i,td
!" love im> country. with dc. o lou subor
aimnts oniy, N i,n uitnl, and lh,cns.i,. I.
10 tnat 0I his Rr.Ig.oa,
lis per-"i Il nuts were thlt OF prl.
den. temperate. AS well rs an rnnr .et,c. /.
enlrpr.S'"g. and .niu-tr "u> c c,Iz.,.- -
A'irr Il" weiSpcnt lIn al urulsaI health
se,u h:SS. and pr'>rr y, ne hal 1T, ur,i
20 nat in:.inw out slin InyuSi ud a.rc,
whh prom >'si 10 hc ye, pro rhct.d into
many "'rc years "i gcn,lc aud peacciui
Il Siu,iinIn.
But the awful montor came fnl .u,n
10 s"hm"n fnln away;-and naer many
days I" Suti'.'inG and anguish, Ii. PASSED
'""h ne I" IN hr.anty, rta iy an " II, ~
:" in'. ana dt peace " III Col and lnui
Ills Iinuss was borne with ai. the pl
ehcH AMI ."r'ltul,' oi mack, rhr.s N,
ma 'na"ly ct rac;tr. H.: met d.. .liI
"Hhoiit le,r, 'ni wan 'ut r.iuc. .,.,c,.: ii .
"a lh Or!Ihie All s.r.n slhsn.I ~ IN IL,
'nl;-h's heart eIa'c.l ut ais appr,,.. h,
-'hd h.d 'yIng words We're, .".n,. IL ca
IKE SweeL SIm,Ders' bcezs 10 wa..
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'nnd II remedy for III" evil. Cut your
steaks the day before using, n,o slices
abb Ut two inches thick, rub over a small
q anity Of soia, wash off next morning,
cut it into suitable thickness aud to notion.
The same prorcss will anpwcr FIR fowls,
legs Of mutton. SC. Try it all who love
delicious tender dishes OF meat =.
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'l'lnc Fever.

The deaths from, fever in Ch ,rlcston
have bean 8 and 9 per day, for the
last six or eight days. The disease
has increased to" slight degree in
Savannah and Augusta.
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COTTON MARKET

CHARLESTON, Oct. l6, 1854.
The sale, :" day reached upwards "f
500 bales, III very 'ull range Of prices.
The transactions were ut extremes
ranging from s l.2 t" lOc.
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Correspondence Of the Banner.
y. I CITY, OcT. 1t. 1854.

MeSSrS Editors Tho verdict of the
jury in the case OF DR.. Grnrtm has
doubtless rraclr,, you before thi =
sine" the trial of Webster for the n,ur.
der ni Park ':u,i in Boston, 40 criminal
case la> excited such general interest.
S",i rs it was Severed ihat one ni
The jnrymcn was related hy affinity t.
the wife Of the prisoner, the 9th RS
declined Wing while their verdict
was Thus m.,de liable To suspicion An
agreement having been made b,
counsel "n both sides that u Jury III
eleven should r"cc.d with the case.
the trial accordingly pr"grrSScI, ani
"n Monday evening the Judge dc.lvc'
ell his charge t" the jury, wln, after
being ont eight hours returned Il vrr
dict of guilty "t nan>la"sh,v' in he
second degree" Prisoner locked
='catly. relieved at the a,r ,nceur.
ct the verdict, but his c,nn>cl gave
IN:
;,
IVY Ct" Wv
time entertained les, the reupl,. >l,,, li
take the law i,:tn their own hands. -
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u,rc.I th,. ,,r;v,, =, S,;,, I,h.',
4 j ,,t ria. ,,,,I,, ,
~. ,h,. :. t,,,,,,,,, > =, Du,J,,.. ~
,.,iI;.;,, v;,,, ,,,. :. Ar,,,,. y
t..m unfortunate vessel. Thirty or
forty i,rr sons taken from the '.Ar,.t,c',''
wreck ar picked up ut ,va, were bro .uh,
over hy her. We have l,r.n G,vu,,rc.l
with full and accurate particulars rvia
tive tote sad disaster ui the .Aru ic
h"t they are ,'"' long tor i'acrt'o !.
here. Several ClarleS,"''ian> were on
board 1T the time but such r,,'.llctin.
'A''''i:h!S as I" the number l'!>t, airA
'"'' "''S'''e" VI e"''ec' ''H'> "i lhe ass
e''cc''' 'i'''"e IT. d'iiirnll L" ascertain
'''c h'''i'e' ana N'l''h"r OF 'h'>e r''N urd
from "a'cry grave. N"'''arIlr DIS
'''er dn''''" 'tic present century la,
caused S'ch '''r'" ''ni 'r'd'!ted sub
S''t' is li'c Arctic : !"S-.
We >uhjnn tcw items relating e.
her drslructun; for Vii h we uic in
drL,rd to Mr.. Burns of Adams & COS
Express, WIN WAS ", board at lie time
Til. Arctic sum, 20 ,,iuu.. .,,.,
In. c,IIi,iun SIc had on b,,,, ,,,,.
hundred passengers.
The Strau,,hip Lebanon and IN, H.,
T. n wcr. the means of rrsc,,;,,., ,,.,,
from death.
Tie struuulc iur the milS. MOI rh,.
honor of officer iE,, uirraI, ,.,;u,u,.u
ccd in the STATE. There nr, s...,,,.
three or four candria,cS f., ti.vrr,,.r
nominated Respectively i, the Ilnd
Shells. SIT Shells, ultra Wnu,
Barnhurncrs and similar parties. Yr;
that mysterious order t;r Know Nnh.
!, - h,.lL "A convention las, w..k-r.
ported 66,OOO aS tho number oi heir
'n'"'hcr,-;'n'l n"'nlslatrd the t;.I"w
'ng ticket.
f"r G"ver"'r-l)aniri +. lii,nnn,
"' Ne" York.
'e"'' ""'er'i"f-u. ~ ,, Srr"S->,
"' Erie county.
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GUARDIAN SALE

AF REAL EsTATE.-NorIcE is hereby
given, that on the third day of June, A.
d. 1854, at o'Iock, p. M, at the outward
door of the Court House, in Lancaster, MIGRANT
County, pursuant 10 a license grained to me as
Guardian of Horace B. Fletcher, Sarah Alice
Fletcher, Margaret M. Fletcher and John S.
Fletcher, infants--I will sell at Public Auction
TO the highest and best bidder, all the interest
of said wards in and to the w of N. e. of
sec. 8, Town4 R. 8 w, in said county !; being
fee simple estate, in all OF said tract of land,
subject to a Interstate of myself in and TO the
North half of said tract of land which dover
interest will also be sod with the interest of
said minors. Terms Of Sale-'II hree-fourth
cash down, and one-fourth payable withn four
years, with interest at per cent. and secured
by mortgage upon said land. Title perfect
will be given.--Dated Lancaster, April 18th,
A. D. 1854. MARGARET FLETCHER,
3t42l Guardian of said Infants.