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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
Mr.. Newbomb.

We give place with pleasure to the follow
ing communication from lion. Horato G.
Newcomb. We stated on yesterday that he,
in the course of debate, stigmatized the most
conservative branch ofthe Legislature as "The
Old Line Whisky Senate" We were not
mistaken as to the words used by Mr. New
comb, but il he did not intend to reflect upon
the Democratic Senators. we are glad to be so
informed. 10 this connection, we have a word
to say farther in regard to the course of Mr..
NewcOmb in calling for the previous question.
The history of legislation shows that this
method is resorted to in nine cases out Of ten
by those who are afraid of submitting their
case to rigid and searching analysis I: is
the last argument Of despotism in republi-
can government IL affords the only means
by which discussion can be strangled-by
which reason can be evaded-by which dan
gerous and tyrannicsl legislation cen be-fas-
tened upon the country. Mr.. Newcomb's con-
duct moreover, is peculiarly liable to censure,
for the reason that he called for the previous
question at the very period in the progress of
the bill when it was proper TO discuss or
amend il
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
Temperance Bill.

This bill came TO the hands Of the Governor
on yesterday at O'Clock, P. NJ. By the con-
stitution, the Governor has three days to ex-
anime all bills presented to him.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.,


Ico. On, 1COO-
Editors Of State Sentinel In your paper
of this morning, find an article commenting
on my remarks in the House, on yesterday,
upon the Temperance Bill. As you express
a desire to be corrected, if mistaken, take the
liberty of assuring you that you missppre-
hended my language in what said Of the
Senate. did not say that the "0ld Line
Whisky Senate had covered itself with glory
by passing the bill; but | did say, that the
Senate, a majority Of whom were "Old Lii
ners" aud " no had been denounced as Whis-
kyites, had passed the bill just as the friends
of the measure had presented it. ani that
did not want it said, tina, the majority in the
House, who had been elected as Temperance
men, shall fall behind an Old Line Senate on
this question. Instead Of speaking. or in
tending to speak, disParagingly of the Senate,
spoke, as felt, in admiration ofits action.
did not say, before the people, that was
in favor Of every man who pleased, setting
up a shop for the sale Of cider, but when
charged with being in favor Of law to pro-
hIbt the farmer from making aud selling CT
der l stated that | was not in favor of sush a
law, nor does the Bill of the Senate contain
such prohibition. Yours respectfully,
H. G. kEWCOMB
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
The Reign OF Fusion ---5.
DEMOCRACY AND THE PREACHERS.

There are a sort Of men whose yisages
Do cream and mantle like standing pond,
Ard do willful stiffness en- ertain,
With purpose to be dressed up in an opinion
OF wisdom, gravity, and profound eoneet;
As who should say, am Sir Oracle.
And when l Ope my lips, let no dog bark
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17

What id error but some sober brow
Will bless il, and approve it With text
Hiding the 0roSsness with fair ornament!
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-02-01

of the proposition, and on its result being seen,
| Paul went calmly up to the table, on which
stood balloting-urn, and took his stand oppo-
site to Roussillon, who, still calm and pale,
spoke not.
| A brief conversation now ensued, between
Fourier and Baudoin, who then proceeded to
make the necessary arrangements for drawing
lots. The suspense, though brief, was painful
to degree, and many there wiped the heavy
psrspiration from their brows, ~ they watched
Baudoin put in black and . white ball into
the urn, and shake them up. This being done,
Fourier addressed Paul and Roussillon:
"He who draws TIC white ball will be entitled
to draw first the next time. Citizen Roussillon,
draw; but keep thy hand closed"
Roussillon put his hand into the urn, and
presently withdrew it. Paul then did the same
and, on word from Fourier, they each threw
their ball down on the table. Paul had drawn
the white one.
Two fresh hall$were now put in by Baudoin,
aud again Fourier addressed Roussilon and
Paul:
ale who draws black" he said; and stop
ped.
Significant chances were exchanged, but the
silence was not interrupted.
"Dost thou understand, Citizen Paul." asked
Fourier, in grave tone.
"He who draws black, draws death, replied
the young man, firmly but his voice was hol
low, and his eyes were bright with moisture,
though his hand trembled not.
"Dost thou, too, comprehend, Citizen Rous
sillon?" said Fourier, addressing the artist.
$50 on" retorted the latter, impatently.
In the midst of silence like unto that of the
tomb, the urn was shaken, and presented to
Paul. who dipped his hand into it, Withdrawing
it instantly with convulsive shudder. He
then set it down, clenched, upon the table,
knuckles downwards. Roussillon then put in his
hand, calmly, keeping it closed in front of him,
awaiting the signal from Fourier.
"Are you ready!" asked the latter, pres
emily.
A momentary pause, a nod of the head from
each, an ejaculation from Fourier, and Paul
and Roussillon opened their hands at the same
instant.
"Thank God /" gasped Paul, as the white
ball dropped from his hand and with deep,
deep sigh, he fell down in fainting fit.
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Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15
TRL-WEEKLY I HAWK-EYE.
Thursday, February g, 1855.
INDIANA MONEY.

Me,sra CLARK 4 Chestnut. ct their store on
Main street, Burlington, are receiving, in
n.yment for goods, the notes Of thefollowing
Indiana Free Banks at par:
Rank Of Indiana, Michigan City; Agricul-
.,rai Ranx. Mt. Startling Bank Of Brookvillc,
Rockville; Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse;
Rank of Elkhart, Goshen; Bank of Rock
vile. Rockville; Bank Of Goshen, Goshen ;
Rank of Mt. Vernon, Mt. Vernon; Bank of
Salem. Salem; Bank Of the Capitol. Indi.n-
anolis: Bank Of Warsaw, Warsaw; Bank of
Nonticeilo, Monticello; Bank Of Rockport,
Rockoor,; Indian, Reserve Bank, Kokomo !;
T;npecanoe Bank, Winnimac; Canal Bank,
Evansville: Crescent City Bank, Evansville !;
Cambridge City Bank, Cambridge City; Gen.
trail Bank, Indianapolis; Fayette County
Bank, Connersville; Farmers Bank, West
field: Farmers & Mechanics Bank, Indiana
po!is: Gramcrcy Bank, Lafayette; Hoosier
Bank, Iogansport Iodiana Bank, Madison !;
Indiana Stock Bank, Laports; Kentucky
Stock Bank, Columbus; Lagrange Bunk.
Lima; Merchants, Mechanics, Bank, New
Albany; N. Y. IVA. State Stock Bank, Ev-
ansvilie; Prairie City Bank, Terre liaute;
Southern Bank, Terre Hautc; Salem Bank,
Salem Traders Bank, Indianapolis; Hum
tiogton County Bank, Huntington.
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ACCIDENT on rBR n. Y. CENTRAL RAILROAD.
D !, fearful accident occurred on the Central
S1iroad on Tuesday, about Is miles east OF
syracuse. As the Buffalo Express Tram was
ssllrling along at the speed of IS miles an
avar' wheel of the locomotive few in
Tsces, and the engine itself pitched down.
s tne passengers only felt a slight concussion,
y, Jus looking out Of their windows on one side,
S Sy saw the engine lying wreck in the
a s and the engineer and fireman crawling
, Wv from the ruins. The train ran on dis
a dsuee q 80 rods before stopping. Provi-
s.aa'iaiiy. the engineer was but slightly hurt,
-"i 'ae fireman escaped without harm.
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lChicago Democrat.

The PARIS SrYLEs.-.The fashionable tailor,
Maubrac, No. %, Boulevard Montmartre,
tells US that he ls busily employed IN fur
nishing his customers with blue cloth coats,
lined with white silk, and decorated with fam
cy gilt buttons, with waistcoats Of white EN-
ero;dered watercolorcd silk, cut shawl fashion
displaying the embroidered shirt. We no.
tce that a few Of the superlativs clegants of
Partisan society replace the white wastcoat
~ one OF watered pink or blue silk, with
'asse colors tho coat must DO biack.-[Cor.
Of Jour. Com. p
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15

CENSUS OF lS55.--A writer in the n. Y.
Evening Post proposes that til, school dis
'fct organization be made use Of for taking
IN, census, and We incline to the belief that
some such plan would be the best that could
=. adopted. Let the Supervisor and JUS
uces Of each town appoint in each district
some intelligent resident to perform this SIR
vlca. lie would be immensely aided by his
necessarily intimate personal knowledge Of
~ own ncighborhood, and the result Of a
census n thus taken would be accurate beyond
all former example. se'fa Hsss ef
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15

DREADFUL AcclDENr.-A track.layer on
the Dixon Air Line Railroad named Porter,
met with a dreadful accident at one of the
snowdrifts on the road few days since
He had volunteered his services to help the
train through the snow, and was standing at
the side platform Of the locomotive when the
latter was put in motion. A body of snow
striking against him caused his foot to slip
from the platform. 1t was caught by the
driving wheel in such a way as to wrench the
leg entirely of at the knee joint! Tho poor
man fell backward over the railing Of the
platform, while his leg with the boot still
upon it, fell upon the track beneath the loco
motive. Porter was taken up and carried as
quickly as possible back to Dixon, when the
rcmainin. portion Of his limb was fwicc am
putated; first, jus: above the point of sever
ance from the leg, and afterwards still higher
up, on account Of the bone being shattered.
At last accounts it was expected he wouldre-
cover from his awful wound.
e2,s tChicago Democrat.
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100000 TREES.
BIRDS'--NEST NURSERIES,
Burlington, Iowa.
N2A:3xy 6: 9a5TIzaS,
DRnDU ICTnDC
PROPRIETORS.

G>RUIT and ornamental Trees, Shrubs and Plants
i and Evergrecns, Roses, Peonies, Raspbcrres,
Strawberries. Rhubarb, &c. &C., Of every description
worthy Of cultivation. m
CO Catalogues sent free to all postpaid
applicants, and trees delivered on board the
boats free Of charge.
no Stcck Of Apple Trees unusually large, and
trees fine size for orchards.
Price III cents each. SO per lo0 90 per $1,000.
Other things low in proportion. $500.
Catalogues can be had at Tallants Drug Store.
Feb. 7th-wit. &C.
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IL AVING purchased the entire stock of T. NJ Fox,
Ill the subscriber offers for the inspection Of the
public, full and complete which he ur.
poses to sell at as reasonable prices as can be had
elsew here in the State. 80 80 SO 81 n
Cold Watches. eds -
Goldand Lever Watches Is carcts fine. $2l
English Lever Is carets fine; from $50 to SI2l
Silver Lever full jewclled, from sI5 to SAT
Cylinders from 50 to So 81:
Detached Levers, and Lepine WATCHES; with
and without Hunting Gases, Full Jcwelled, aisi
eighteen carats fine. Gold fol, and waist chains, OF
every variety, gal Sides gold keys, and SEALS gold
earrings of every shape and pattern, Is carass fne
gold hnger rings with diamond sets, and gold breast
pins with diamond sets, gold thfnblcs and gold spae
taclos. All the above not surpassed by ANYTHING
Of the kind in this market. So
silver Ware. 3aaa
Silver lever watches, full jeweled lever and every
other variety of silver watches; also s. yer pen oi.
des, with gold pens and pencils, silver s;s ors, tea
desert and table spoons, excellent article sugar
tongs, cream spoons mustard spoons, salt vns and
silver mounted castors and knives III the above
arc recommended tobe the genuine arti lies. s.
Cutlery. srsss9#
Razors Of every style and Of the best brands scissors
pocket k ives drks and Bowie knives and table cut
lery, also candlesticks, very elegant article. @ Va
~ Musical Inst currents. NoEg
Accordcons, Hutnas, violins, fageoets. flutes aud
ffes
Clocks.
One and eight day clocks IF every sire and quality
at New York prices, Persons wishing anything in his
inc, either at Wholesale reta prices, will do we'll to
give him call before they make their purchases as
he feels assured that he can accommodate them on
reasonable terms as any house in the whole West.
He also solicits those who want repairs done
either upon gold OF silver watches, god or silver
ware to give HIN call las Ee processes to bave one Of
the very hest mechanics in the west and he warrants
all work that goes ont Of lis establishment. Old gold
and silver bought exchange, at the regular prices.
He invites the ladies to give him ncallandexamire
his stock Of icwelry. Ea T1 a
Dec. 8. lS54.-.Ftit Es.. .4-L-E .M-AL SHY ~
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GROCER,
Water-st., between Washington ard Columbia,
HAS on hard and for sale, choice lot Of roceries,
IL at low figures IN part as follows: 80 go
20 hhds N. O. Sugar prime article;
30 bbls Of Bcchers A clarified do.
20 bbls Of Loaf and crushed do.
rs bills and bbls of BelcHer' Syrup;
so kegs Of Bc'chef's and N Syrup;
IS bags priMe CofIee, assorted kinds;
SO pkgs Of Teas, assorted qualify and package
and 10 fact most every article hand usually found
in the Grocery line feel confident it will be to the
advantage Of those desiring to purchase TO give me
call and examine my stock before purchasing slse-
whcro. ss ~ January 4, '55.
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M ANN 9TH
c i 0 I HING ST OR i.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
B EN- E ZEKIEL.
+ HAVE justroccivedand opened my Fan and Wi
4 ter stock ar

II HAVE justreccived and opened my Fan and Win
i ter stock Of
READY.uADE CLOTHING.
To which the attention II the public is respectfully
solicited. Having thisseason snpcrintended the
ufacture Of my stock, Icanrecomneid it to q,,a-
ity Of material durability Of make and style Of
abore any stock brought to this city. Amongst
this stock will be found
s COATS. -
Of every description. Black and other colors Frock
and Dross Goats Beavercloth, Broaecloth Lion skin
Petersham, Felt, Whitney, Cashmere, Satinet, and
Twoeo business ovcrcoats.
PA MIS-, Bas 6 y
OF black and fancy Docskin and Cashmere, Tweed,
Beaverton and othc. Pants. 4ai est4E sfs,g.
ESTS' iets
Fine cut silk Velvet ana Plush Vests, Black and
faney Satin and silk, Cashmere, Ssttinet. cloth
and other vests.
FURNISH GOODS. -
Black and fancy silk and satin cravnts ard stocks,
pocket han6kercheifs, white and fancy shirts, silk,
merino, flannel and cotton undershirts and drawers.
trunks, carpet bags, gloves and variety Of furnish
ing goods. u d IS a3t8 II Il d Il
With many thanks to the citizens of Burlington for
their past patronage would solicit continuaneeof
1t, feeling confident in assuring them that if good
goods and ,nod.rat prices oiTer inducemcnt, they
shall never leave my store dissatisfied,
Country merchants visiting Burlington for their
stock will do well 10 call and examine my stock,
can assure them my prices will compare most favor
ably with those Of 81 Louis any place in the West.
-ei B. EZEKIEL.
jefferson street, door east Of Coobaaueh Brooks,
Bankers.
4 Sept IA, '54. Ea5s nf
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PENNSYLVANIA U. S. SENATOR.
- KARLSRUHE, Feb. 10.


Hon. s., Cameron was nominated by the
American Caucus as their candidate for U.
S. Senate. at half past two o'clock this A. NJ.
46, being one ballot more than there were
voters present. On the 9th ballot Cameron
had 46, Curtis Al, scattering one. 4 fraud
defeating the nominate Oh and members bolt
ed. -a@
On tho 18th ballot, Cameron A, Cnrtis IL
and Fuller 2, great numbers having Left the
caucus. A nomination was adopted making
the Nominatio unanimous.
A row is ANTICIPATED ON Tuesday, when
both Houses meet to proceed to the election.
OcDENsBrRGH, Feb. 10.
Mr.. Winston, keeper ofthe toll gate near
Antwerp was murdered on Thursday II sht in
his own house. The assassins escaped.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 10.
New Orleans papers of Friday and Satur-
dav arc received. The Loss BY the destruc-
ton of the Troubull and Edwards foundry,
and II. S. Stone & Co.'S. grocery war house
amounted to $4,000.
WIN. Young was hung at New Orleans for
the murder Of his child. He had cut his
throat a day or twc5previous to his execu-
ton, and when taken to the gallows he was
in dying condition. y X
c.\L NClNcISSArI, Feb. 10.
The Msins Law has passed the Hous, at
Indianapolis to-day, and is now law
Great rejoicing at indianapolis IN conse-
qucnce. The Grand jury have found bills
against % liquor sellers and are not yet
through They have also indicted the man
ayers Of prize concerts. FL
5a5 .lf., a., ST.. LOUIS Feb. I.
BREAKING UP OF THE Ice AT ST. LouIs-SrEA-
sERs sunk AND DANAGED.--The ice broke up
last osening. Several steamers have been
badly injured. The Badger State was crush
ed, and part Of her cabin was wrecked. The
Martha No. had a hole stove in her hull,
but was saved from sinking. The Alhambra
was sunk, and numerous barges and coal boats
were smashed TO splinters. The loss is very
heavy. .>esak.
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RIB. HARRIS,
10uSy ENn SIGN pAsNNi.:xn.

INFORMS the citizens Of burlington and vicinity
II that he has taken the shop formerly occupied by
Mr. J. Snyder, on Third street, noar the Methodist
Church. where h. will be thankful for allosders in the
House, Sign, aud Ornamental Painting,
limitations o. Wend and Marble, Flesco and Scene
Painting. Flags and Banners Painted in the very
best style. Painting G ss. Transparencics, &C.,
Masonic and Oad Fellows Regalias painted in style
that cannot fail to please. Paper Hanging and
Glazing, Mixed Paints, Trunks, Valses and Umbrel-
las ettered on short notice. as. ssss,-sse rea5 81
Cali and give him a trial. aa feb 1, '55H
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MUSIC books, &C.
7 HAVE just received q new supply Of Music Books
Of various kinds, and can supply Music teachers
and Singing Schools on good terms. i a
Among the thirty Eve to fifty dozen On hand are
For Church use,
The Hall.lujah; The Shawn;
. Mcndelssohn |" Carmina Sacra
The Missouri Harmony;
For Glce and Juvenile Glasses,
The Alpine Gce Singer; The Glcc Hive;
:. Metropolitan Glee Book; " Singing Bird;
The School Vocalist;
The Singing Book for Boys and Girls;
Other Miscellaneous Musical Works,
Hastings on Musical Taste,
The Wade mccum, by Saroni,
Woodbury. musical composition,
History oil Church Music in America,
Zunlel's $50 volnntaries and intcrludcs for the
Organ, Melodeon, Seraphine, &C.,
Hunters Piano Forte Instructor,
Guitar Instruction Books, &C., &c.
Z. A. VAN METER,
jim 60. No. 2, Barrett House Bio, 4.
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WAGON STILL RUNNING.

The subscriber will respectfully inform the pub
lie and Ills old custonersin particular that hasu
received and in full and general assortment of
Groceries and Provisions which will BE- sold cheaper
than the cheapest FOR clsh only. Please call and
and satisfy yourselves and not be mistaken.
Oct 7th. 3D. y3 WIN. II. ANDERSON.
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TiIE Metallic Wealth Of the United States described
and compared with that of other countries, by j
D. Whitney, at (Nov. 81. '54.) CORSE'S.4
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NEW BOOKS.

4 HISTORY of the U. s. Navy, and Biogrnphi-
~ cal Sketches Of American Naval Heroes from
the formation Of the Navy till the close of the Mex-
can war. by Charles J. Peterson, just received
Nov 81. 81. at CORSE'S.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15

lATE have fnc assortmeEtof BUSKINS and Ov-
| wv er shoes for men, women and children, new
stock. oct. aG 4. T.. Il q. B. PARSONS
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More New Books. ~
r HAVE this day received by Express, from liew
/ York, a fine lot Of New Books, among which Iay
BE- found the very popular works entitled
Ruth Hall, by Fanny Fern; @F8&@8a
Ida Mays Life OF Barnum;
The Duvecotc or the Heart the Hcmestea
Mary Dundas, Wanderers, and other tales:
Cloyernook Chi dren, by Alice Carey;
Jennie Morrison, or tho Discipline Of Life:
Hypatia, or New Foes with an Old Face;
Capt. Canot, or 20 years Of an African Slaytr
Guizot's popular Tales;
Know Nothing Token, Jan. 1865;
Gerald Masseys Poems;
Carpenters Composition Physiology;
Nature in Disease; Preservation Of Health;
Dashes cf American Uumor;
Ms. Partineton's Carpet Bag, de-, &c.
Besides which will be found assortmeI OF other
Miscellaneous. and Religious works; Sabbath school
books; Bible and Tract Society's publications and
large lot Of School books for wholesale vel retail
purposes. Stat onery Of all kinds, &C., &c.
f. A. VAN METER,
Jan. IL. No. Barrett lIouseB ock.
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IILLS, Lakes, and Forest Streams.
/ L Honey Moon and other Comicalities.
Bertha and Lilly, by Mrs. Cakes Smith,
Life of Josephine, by lIeadly,
Defence Of the eclipse Of faith, nj
Oct IL. 80. VAN METERS Book Stor,
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aid Ralstone; or. Historical Sketches of Western
\ Preshy .erianism its early Ministers its perilous
times rnd its first records, by Joseph Smith. D. D,
Now -. at CORSE'S.
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I,,1Sll-5 cases prime Cod Fish, 10 bbls Mackcrel,
II 25 ! bbIs white fish, for sale by
jan9 IL + HUNT
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MT ARK HURDLErON, or the Two Brothers, by
lfl Mrs. Noodle.
y Helen Malgrove, or Jesuit Execi!orsliip, being
passages in the life Of seceder from Ronanism, at
nov. l6, VAN METERS.
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CARDINES-400 boxes Sariincs for sal by
~ Jan ii HUNT.
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A N Autohiography-My School ard Schoulmastcr;
"a or, the Story Of my Education, by Hugh Miller.
This is PERSONAL narrative of deeply iatcres ing
and Instructive character and one of the nostremark
able men Of the age; to lie had at
Nov. 2. 1854. CORSE,Ss
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s:,n - Hnt Hosiery.
" would inv :, attention to our large and varied
y stock of glove and hosiery, for sale ut low pri
.es &c 26 r. l.. Sc G. B. Parsons.