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THE GERMAN orERA-"The Daughter of the Resi
ment" done into German, was given last evening at
Waacks theatre to rather thin house. The cast 10.
Guided Me D'ormy, as Marie; Herr Quint, ss Tonic;
Herr Muller supce, and Herr Boettner Hortensius
Nile Dormy has one OF the finest contrsto voices we
have ever HEARD It Is almost unequalled in quality
quantity and compass. She is however, as we have
said before, careless and sloveny in execution. She
acts with spirit and has good face and figure. Her
Marie was marked by all her beauties and all her faults
II was, wthal, an enjoyable performance. The Other
characters we're fairly rendered. There is good
orchestra, conducted by Herr Robert Stoepel.s
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The Cuban JuntA.
NEW YORK, June Fl, 1856.

j. GORDON BENNETT, ESQ
DEAR SR-The letter addressed to you by Sr. vasnte
dated the 10th ins has been written under the
impression that the readers Of the HERALD carry
their credulty far stupidity; because nobody
believes that not single fact be published without
exposing the safety Of persons families residing
in Cuba He says that idle curiosity only requires
the publication OF the facts but these sry
vindae the honor OF the members Of the Junta that
aboring under very serious charges which prove
wicked and faacious Intentions ct least condemns
bic carelessness II Is necessary that ST. Vaente should
understand that bis letter has all the appearances Of
bypocrify All true Cubans believe that there is some-
thing wrong at the bottom Of this affair. remain sir
DIEGO ACosrA, No. 80 Sixth avenue.
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< HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE %. 1855.

next day. We cannot see why that mail-the
most important one-should be conveyed by the
long route between Philadelphia and this city,
and occupy six hours in its transportation, when
it could be brought by the Jersey City route in
four hours. The present Post Office Depart
ment has been more deficient in its regula-
ton of the mails than any previous one within
our experience
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Western Navigation.

DrrRor June %, 1855.
The steamer Illinois passed into Lake Superior through
the ssult dc St kare canal Mond.y night being tho
first boat through this season.
The steamer Baltimore passed through immsaiately
afterwards, from Lake Superior.
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banquet tn ems New York atty Guard In
.St B0ston

m BosroN, Juae a. 1855
There va grand revs-.d the New York City Guard
on Abe somnon this sfsrnoon and this evening they
were entertained ~ Fansuii Han by the New England
Gpard andst, Boston City Quart. The banquet was
never coy ID in Bostoh The Gtivsvnor Of the State
and ser a OF the leading citseps Of Boston we're pre-
sent !. the occasion.
Anis has been the wsrinest day of the season. A
heavy Ard rzffeahing rain has been falling during the
IN
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BOSTON, june y, 1856.
During yesterday afternoon and this morning four
have been tiled "a the Muni,pai Court for viola
tons OF the liquor AVN all Of which the jury
returned verdict OF not guilty.
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Pt1rceton College Commencement,

PRINCETON, June z 1870.
The Commencement Of Princeton College occurs on
Wednesday next. The day Previous Rev. DR.. James W.
Alexander Of New York, will deliver an address before
the Literary Society.
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HALIFAX, June ", IBbb.
Tic royal NAH steamship Africa arrived at this port
from Boston between twelve and o'clock this
ing aud sailed again for Liverpool at three, Weather
G1e,
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HE LATEST VS..
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGRApHs.
From Washington.


WILSON AND CLAYTON CERTAINLY TO BIZ REMOVED
THEIR SUCCESSORS SELECTED SECRETARY M'cLsL.
LAND THkEATENs TO REsIGN-rHE CASE OF COM
MAIDER RINGGoLD, ETC.
WASHINGTON June %, 1855.
The President has finally determined to remove Mr..
Wilson, Commissioner Of the General Land Office Ex-
Governor Shannon, of Ohio, who is hers, win be
rendered the appointment.
Judge Young, Of Illinois, Informed this evening,
viii superfede Mr.. Clayton Second Auditor.
Mr. Woeland, secretaryof the Interior, told friend
that If Wilson removed be would send in his resg
nation to the President.
Hon. Jesse d. Bright arrived this evening.
The Naval Medical Board lately convened in this city,
and composed of Surgeons whelan Oornic aud billiard
have adjourned survey was made Of Commander
Ringgod and the Board report that they moth
ing in his conduct language which would convey
sustain the idea of existing mental arrangement.
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ST JOINTS DAYTbe festival Of St. John the Baptist
which Monday, 25th juno, win BE- celebrated
by the ancient fraternity Of Free Masons who claim the
Saints John as members and patrons OF the Order.
There will be celebration within the city. Doric
Lodge No. $50 win make excursion ON board the
Laura Knapp leaving the foot of Market street
at 8A N.
Tempar Lodge No. 203 will celebrate the day by pic
mic at Flushing, Long Island. w. Brother Holiness of
Mystic Tye Lodge, will deliver address.
Westchester Lodge No. lat win celebrate the day at
New Rochelle westchester county by procession and
appropriate ceremonies. This lodge works under char
ter from the Grand which meets at No. 600 Broad
way.
large delegation from this city will attend the cele
bration Of St. Johns Lodge No. 3, at Bridgeport, Conn.,
There will be dedication o; new hall by the N. W.
Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge Of Connecticut an
Grafton, procession dinner and soiree ddnsante The
steamboat Thomas G. Hssht Is advertised in another
part of this paper to convey passengers to bridgeport
q very low rate, returning the 50 ne day.
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PHILADELPHIA June %, 1866
Money steady. Stocks active Reading 50 5.16; Nor
ris Canal, l47s; Long Island 17; Penna. R. r., 45.
Perna. State Elves, 80
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Rcw York, Saturday, juno %, 1855.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-03-09
the House Of Representatives and passed
without debate BY large majority.

the House Of Representatives and passed
wi,hou, debate by large majority.
Some OF the prominent advantages OF this
impor,an, bill, are, that il will relieve Con-
gress OF vas: amount Of business will
secure an early hearing and ready settle
ment; will save the reorganization oil 70
jecied claims and prevent frauds now car
ried only the log-rollins system. The Court
thus established has power TO determine all
claims founded upon any law Of Congress,
and upon any contract, expressed OF implied
with the Government Of the United States,
upon any regulation OF the Executive De-
partmeni, and also all claims referred 10 il
by either house Of Congress. Whatever
testimony is offered before the Court is TO
be reported 10 Congress, and all cases upon
which favorable decisions are given, are to
be accompanied with bills for enactment
also with briefs from the solicitor OF the
Board and from the claimant.
The Court is TO consist Of three Judges
appointed by the President. who are 10 hold
office during good behavior, ard whose
salary is established at four thousand dollars
per annum. The Solicitor. whose duty It u
10 look after the in,eres's Of Government IN
the cases which shall be presented, ID also
appointed by the President, a, salary oil
,hiriy.five hundred dollars.
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How TO sror LKAx IN A KSow-Noru-
INC LoDor. Without saying anything pro or
con Of the secrecy Of the X. N. Lodges, we
cannot help enjoying the following 'fair
his," which We copy from the New London
Chronicle, and which deals Justly with those
who violate their oaths for spies wages -
The Hartford Times, in order to keep its
readers posted touching tho incomings and
oa,s ,iugs ot the Know Nothings, processes
70 have fellow in its employment who at
tends all The American meetings and fur
nishes the Times With their proceedings as
last Is they take place. Sumo Of the fellows
revelations are very rich, and Of course re-
markably reliable, becsuse IL he gives the
sctuai occurrences at those meetings, which
no prdesses to report, no vol ties a variety
Of solemn oaths which he tells us are nd
ministered to all those who at emil those
meetings. II. therefore. he tells the truth.
he Is q perjurer; Il he docs not, he Is liar
aud ought not 70 have she eoanteuance of
. respsclAble press In either case we con.
graduate the times upon its colaborator.
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DoS'r THEY TuorGu, Gen. Houston in
his Boston speech. in describing the bene-
fetal operation Of slavery on ,he negroes,
asked iriumphantly-" Who ever knew a
southern slave 10 commit suicide 7" We
will answer him by copying The following
item from the New Orleans Della Of the
same week:
An inques, was held, yesterday. on the
body Of negro named Sampson Richard
500, q native OF Louisiana, aged IS years.
found dead a, No. IS ST. Peter ST. Verdict /:
Committed suicide by cutting his throat
with razor, thereby severins the carotid
artery, while in fit ofiemporary insanity +"
Deceased belonged 10 The succession oil the
late Alexander McKeever, and had been
advertised for sale on the 20lh inst. He
hal deposited 200 with some man 10
purchase himself, aud had lost i, in conse-
quence Of Encouragement on the part Of
the man he irus,ed AMI so il appears, he
became insane. He could read and write,
and scattered over his room were papers,
in which he had written his rawlings about
the loss Of his 81, 200. Before he commit.
ted the fatal oct he took his bes, clothes from
an armoirc and wrote on slate request
tina, he should be buried in them. We add
another from the Crescen, Of that city, Of
the same week:
Hsnristie, a slave belonging to Mile.
Julie Mardi. was taken 10 the third dis,ric,
Jail yesterday for safe keeping. al the re-
ques, Of her mistress, who charges her with
having attempting TO drown herself in a
we'll on her premises Al the police, Hen
rie,ie stated ill.lreaiment was what had
driven her 10 the attempt; in proof Of
which she exposed her person, which was
literally covered with bruises, scars and
wells.
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MA R RACES.

In this town Oh in.t ~ Rev. Mr.. caverno, Mr. Benz
u. bssn. And Miss kosannA Wentworth both Of this
and Mss Martha A. Dean, 10Th q Biddsioci.
town.
In this town, on the 6<h Inst by Rev. Y. Massacre
Mr. Joseph smith ii, Of Dayton 10 Miss Elizabeth smith
IL kennebunkporl II
In sioo III lost, BY Rev. }. 7. q. Nichols Mr. Nathan
fioyi to Mss Ellen sevaii. both Of saeo. - -
In this to~n, nth ul., By Rev. J. T @. Eichos Mr.
cyru, cressey, u dorham Me-, 10 slss olve ]. Cove
of Bsddeford. -
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NOTICE. We have a medicine that will cure
CouGns OF every description, immediately. We
say this because il has ever failed TO cure in q
single ins' 4 ice. II was discovered by t,e late
Dr. BURLsiGH SNARr, Of Kennebunk, probably
the most successful Physician n treating diseases
Of the Lungs, in the State, who used u in his
private practice many years Atprcsent il will be
for sale a, our shop only; but we shall soon be
able TO supply any demand for il
SHAW &c CLARK, Jewellers
If Bddeiord, Nc.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From the Ssnfinsi and RcJormer, Worcester, Mass
wistnr's Balsam of villa Cherry

from TIC SUMMING one hg0rmer, Voreestfr, mass
wistar's Baisam Of wild Cherry.
The beneficial effects Of this remedial compo.
s;tou are astonishing the world, aud make IL one
OF the most popular medicines now known. For
Coughs Colds, and Consumpiive Cases, It's cura.
tive powers are established BY numerous tes,iIno.
mails Of the highest character. In the FIRST stages
OF the disease, termed Catarrhal Consumption, u
originating fiom neglected Colds, il has been used
with Underwriting success, and hundreds have &C.
knowledged they owe the restoration Of their
health TO this invaluable medicine.
Many Of the frst physicians prescribe il In
their practice. Always signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
Aoksrs J. Sawyer, s. 8. Lord, Biddeford (;
T. Gilman, J. c. Rollins, Saco; A. Warren, Ken.
nebunkr J. Cousins, A. s. Luques, Kennebunk
port: w Lii'efeld, Wells; Sayward & Weber.
Alfred, J. Merrill. Springvale; G. II, Snow, N.
Berwick; J. @. Thompson, s. Berwick: n. A.
Pike, Cornish; g. Gilman, Buxton, J. Brscketi,
W. Parsons6eld; J. Brackett, Z. Parsonsheid.
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CrY BANK, Biddeford. The charter for
q new Bank with this name has been grant.
cd, to be located in this City. Capital $780,.
600.
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CASH STORE.
Groceries and Provisions

5. NJ Is II A X II
WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
w public geaenlly, that he has resumed bu,i.
ness at his Old Stand,
Hills Block, Liberty st., Biddeford,
recently occupied by Sawyer e. Philbrrik, where
he will keep good assortment Of
CO. ~ cd @ q ~ & q s. 9
which will be sold at the lowest cash prices, and
for CASH ONLY.
He will also pay CASH for COUNTRY PRO.
DUCE, and premium for best family butter.
Doing business entirely upon the CASH sYs.
TEN, he viii be able at all times TO afford both
buyers aud sellers the BEST POSSIBLE BARGAINS -
A call at his store will at once make this mani
fest
Mr.. b. returns his thanks for the liberal patron.
age heretofore bestowed upon him, and soliciis q
continuance OF the same.
d, Blddeioid, Feb. 2, 1855. eff
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Wallet Lost +!
SheriH's Sale.

YoRx, IS. Taken on execution, and will be
sold ut public auction, on Thursday, the 29th day
Of March, current, at the Comfy House, In Az
fred, in said County, at one o'clock, NJ, oil the
right in equity which John Hubbard, OF snap.
leigh, in said County, had on the sixth day OF De.
cember, A. u. 1852, Of redeeming the following
pieces or parcels Of land, with the buildings there.
on, situate In said Shspeigh, and described as
follows, TO wit :-one lot OF land situate at Eme.
rvs Mills, bounded on the North and East ny
land Of Nath1 Chu,ch:ll, South by land OF J: I.
ss and e. The %ss W the road Ss of
Iot OF land situate Ia said 'Shapleigh, owned "a
common and undivided with jeremiah Smith,
bounded on the West by land Of John II. Horne,
on the North by lands Of William Emery, Jr., and
other. on the East by lands Of John I. Paine, and
others, and South by the road containing forty
acre, more or less. Also q tract Of land in said
Sbapleigb. bounded North Westerly by Long
Mousam Pond, North Easterly by land OF Levi
Brapdon and Others, on the South by the
road leading from Halcy's. Corner TO Emerys
Mills, owned In common and undivided WIN MA
thuniel Churchill, Thatcher Kicker and james,
Bro ,ks, being the same they purchased o. Samuel
Prev. being one eighth pan OF said lot. The above
described lots and buildings having been conveyed
by said John Hubbard to John Goodwin,by Deed OF
Mortgage dated August "a, 1919, and recorded IN
the YORK County Registry Of Deeds, Book 2uo,
Page "a, to secure The paymen, Of. certain notes
made PAYABLE 10 J. T. Pnine, or order, Tor the
sum of five hundred dollars, In one, two, and
three wears. with annual interest.
ABNER MITCHELL, Deputy Sheriff.
Alfred, March LIST, 1855. 3wlo
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NOTICE. The Protestant Episcopal Society,
having engaged the Hall over Pepperell Counting
Room, will hold divine service next Sabbath,
March 18th, at o'clock p NJ.
Services will be held at the same place each
Sabbath p. NJ, unit, further notice.
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TIE Couar OF CLAIMS. The Senate OF
the Ua,lsi S,aiss some time since passed a
oill establishing Court OF Claims, which
We notsesL Al the time - most in, % t,nt
Gail. 'Ou Friday iasi, Il was lsksa up in
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MorsAx RIVER BANK. We understand
that the bills Of this Bank are nov regularly
redeemed ut the Suffolk.
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Commissioner - Notice.

rJ'HE undersigned having been appointed by
L the Hon. Judge Of the Court Of Probate for
the County OF York, Commissioners to receive
and exf mine all claims Of creditors against the
estate Of Nathaniel Emery, late of Waierbor.
ough, deceased, represented insolvcnt. will at.
Shaw, Jr., in Alfred, on Saturday, the 18th day
Of April next, aud on Saturday, the 18th day Of
September next, at one o'clock p. NJ Of each Of
said days. TIMOTHY SHAW, j.,
CHARLES F. LEAVITT.
March Z, 1856. 3wl0
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D T. A T n s

In saeo, LIST Inst, Capt, william Marshall aged w
In YORK Lth Inst, Mr. Daniel Wilson, aged u yean
In North Rennebunkport, March ID, MS. hANs1H
CLnAvrs, soth year Of her sge, vie Of Mr. SIMON ~
Cleayea. g.
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The FoEics PoruLArIoS. The Washing
ton Union complies the following statistics
Of the population Of native and foreign birth
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BRIGHTON MARKEr.-March

BRIGHTON MARKEr.-March l..
II Market, SIS Beef Cattle, $500 Sheep and 20 Swine.
Beef Cattle-ws quote extra $3.50 a$ooc; first quail.
ity ST. S. 81 secood quality 500 $3.50 third
quality SOS.
Working Oxen-Sales from $50 to Sl&2
Cows and Calyes-Sales from t24 $6o
Sweepstakes from 81 o. $5T5.
Swine-At retail, from . l-2s.
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noSroN MARKET.-aIarch :,

Ylour--western superhne, s. 81 fancy Q 49, Gene
BEE extra, sll Is q sl2 90.
GrainSouthern Yellow Corn Is Selling at $l,03, and
White at 95 Oats. 90 81 cts. Rye, In lots, 81 IS.
Hay-Eastern IL selling at $2l per ton, cash.
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The Maine Insurance Com.
DanY. ut Augusta.

CONDUCTED exclusively on the stock princi
~ pie, Is now in successful operation, and !ht
well known reputation Of the following named
directors, will give full confidence TO the commu.
nifty. Capital 5000, 900, Business confined TO
this State. Fire risks Of $500 and under.
John l.. Cutler, President, Joseph II. Williams,
Secretary, Geo. W. Stanley, Samuel Cony, Da.
rus Alden, Of Augusta; John M Wood, Charles
Jones, Portland; S. p. Shaw, Wa,erville John
d. Lang, Vassalboro'.
The undersigned are authorized agents:
Edward p Burnham, Ssco; SAINT w. Luques,
Bidde(ord; w F. Moody, Kennebunkport Geo.
w. Walngford, Kennebuhs; Solomon brooks,
York; Timothy Shaw, Sanford; John H. Good.
enow, Alfred. l0ly
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NoTICE.

UoBS Of WOOD TURNING, SAVING, and
% TxsANriSo, done al the New Wood Shop on
F.c,ory leland. formerly occupied by J r. Deer
i,g SrAIWT BANISrERS AND NEWELs
FOR SALE. CIRCULAR SAW TO LET a,
Is OTIS. pei hour. 81. SHANNON
ssoo, February "a, 1855. sw7
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A CLKRGYnAs's OPINION OF TAE VrGEr,BLE
PuAMoyARY BALsAN The Rev. JOSIAH
LlTCH Of Philadelphia, Pa. writes - was
in 1873 entirely cured Of cough which had re.
duced me almost TO skeleton. by the use Of the
Vegetable Pulmonary Balssm. have continued
TO use and recommend Il ever since, and regard
|, as one at our gres, staple family medicine. for
coughs do not think il second 10 any pullnon
airy medicine before the public"
For sale in Buideford by J. Sawyer; Saco, by
J, A. Berry. Price % cenis-Larger size 81 90.
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sHERIFF,S SALE.

WORK, S., February Isl, 1855. This day
i seized upon an execution wherein William
Emery, OF Lebanon. in said County Of York, is
the iudanen, creditor, aud Joha McCris, Of said
Lebanon, Is debtor, and will be sold at public auc-
,ion on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of March next.
a, ten Of the clock in the forenoon At the Store Of
Frederick A. Wood, in said Lebanon, oil the
RICH, in equity or otherwise, which the said John
Nc rilll, has TO redeem the following described
real estate, situated 10 said Lebanon, and bound.
ed NJ follows, viz East by the River Road, 40
called, leading frvm Gahand's Bridge 10 Cops
Bridge, South by land Of Ahram Richards, West
by Salmon Falls River, and North by land OF Al.
ron Downs, containing seyeniy-ive acres, be the
same more or less, with the buildings thereon
Said real estate being morgaecd by Lewis Nc.
Cribs TO William Emery, aforesaid said Mort
gage being recorded in Book 90, Pages AL and
Ii9 Of York County Records, to which reference
may be had for more full particulars,
Terms made known at the time and place of
sale.
3ws JOHN HEMINGWAY, Deputy Sheriff
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KnuckIe Washing Machine

IN HE subscriber is proprietor Of the Patent
| Right ofthe above Machine for the towns Of
Lebanon, South Berwick, Elliot, Kitiery, York and
on Machines, may be made TO me at West Leba.
non. Please call and examine for yourselves.
Having purchased the sole right in said Ma
chine. in the above towns, all persons are hereby
cautioned against infringing on the same.
TIMOTHY L. KIMBALL.
Lebanon, March q 1855. 10 3w
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Deafness cured however caused.

TESTIMONY. Mn. EDITOR Seeing an ad.
veriisemcnt that the deaf might be relieved by
applying to DR.. Boarinan, No. D Eliot ST.. was
induced TO leave home, aud test the Doctors skill.
| was so deaf that was unable to hear ordinary
To my establishment In twenty
minute. my hearing was perfectly restored.
recommend all deaf persons to Try the Cocrou
new method OF cure.
FRANCIS RICHARDSON, OF Siough,on.
Letters, post paid attended TO. Remedies and
apparatus sent by Express.
Boston, Dec. 20, 1854. 523m
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r IFE AND BEAUTIES OF MRS. EARRING.
IL TON, RUTH HALL. b., FANNY FERN,
ANNUAL OF SClEN rIFIC DISCOVERY,
1855, STANHOPE BURLEIGH, THE CO.
QUETTE. SOUTH SIDE VIEW OF SLAVE
RY. by Or. ADAMS, WING ALMANAC, MAG.
AZlNES FOR MARCH, just received at
10 MTCHELL'S.
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Commissioners Notice.
WANTED.

ny an American Girl, chance TO DO work In a
ID family. Apply nj Mrs. Cleaves No. La.
coma Corporation. 3~9 MARY SMITH.
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NLlRxrs ooron sYRuP Sr sale BY
IL - g D. I MITCHELL.