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Farm for Sale.

A FARM 81 90 acres--So prairie and 10 THINKER
IA well improved, situated in Danyills township
and within ono N le Of the Messages farm, y -.
Cd FIR sale.
- For particular enquire 81 woleot Seynsss>
Efq, 1t Centre q Of the undertgscd IN Dnrlin6tGa.
inne Is. M. KELSEY.
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For the Iowa Trade!
Cur Stock consists in part Of the following:
1000 Bcecher's ftar Papers;
500 Mrs Stoves May Flower;
sou Ida May; 500 Euth Hall;
500 Life and beauties Vt Fanny Fern;
800 Life Of Barnum;
500 . Greeley;
500 Irving's Woolfert's Roost;
500 Way Down East.
~Ail Of the new books are received as econ al
pubiished and sold to Country Dealers 1t Eastern
prices. u. B. COOKE Co., las Lake st. &
Law Books! Law Books!
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Have consta, ty hand, the largest ASSOC tmsnt Of
Law be. ks in the western country, Cincinnati is no
chers.) any law book Published by Little, Brown 4
Co., Banks, Gould l. Co., ia J. W. J.hnson, can
be obtained Of US at their prices.
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Hat and Clothing Cslablishment.
SppTNn STYLES For 1066

d x14NO - 0xzO xV1 4OOvs
TN announcing the receipt of my Spring stock
would say to my friends and tie public that have
house full Of first rate goodscon pricing I'll sosto
81 HATS and CAPS for men, bDys and childrcns -
well as tip.op stocx of
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS.
The reduction In prices ID snch that can fusnlsA
my customers with better class " goods withoae any
adva y in price, on former rates AMI Low Ttiee
goods q very low figures. Ny stock !: well adspsed
pectfully invited to give me call. They wall hna =
well diversi6cd stock Of
PANAMA, STRAW AND PALM GOODS,
and great many New Styles Of SOFT HATS .
verv low prices w. STUK0IS.
may 2, 1855. Gazette CoTy.1
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rnpors.ss. .s. - 81 man essisrs i fsseisp
HARDW1fsiE: and 3 Z cUrLERY. ].
THINKERS STOCK sheet ard bult copper, tin2Ttatfs
sheet and block sinc, shss4 iron and tiYner's
tools complete IN seis Iros steel, nals eAs Stoves
Sign u The LEX Main street. Burlington.
Z T. 1: P y Ia
juns % q. 2. MAIElsm4n:
NAest Iron, Copper and Tia Factory.
SlNllE undersigned are prepared ~ exee0te orders
u any kind IN their line, Hs VIC have n0ue but
cannot be- surpassed IN their line fm the glitterng
dome Of Cathedral down to that most useful Of I'll
domestic utensils the T6e Kettle te it jsrg. smal
~ Eve Trouxhing, Tin kou6ng, Gtnvs Trim
Ing and Jobbing done to order with neatness and
dispatch.
TIN and Copper Wars.
full and conAplet. assortment Il Tin and Cop
per ware will be constantly kept On band FIR whole
sale or retail. 81 81
Country Merchants ard Pedlars win do ven IL
give us ! call before purchasing elsswhs.e.
WHITE, PIERCE l. MATERNAN,
Burlington, june y. IS Sign Of Lock.
STOvES. STOYES!!
Old Fogies nowhere, and Young America in the
asccn lcncy!!
THE largest stock Ut Cook, Parior and Box Stoves
i ever shipped to Burlington. Among which may
be found tic unrivalel Uncle Tom = Cabin Air Tight
Cook Stoves fan burning wood or coal.
Aiso the Meteor Air Tight, beet wood stove in the
world, New Eagi.. Black Diamond, Clipper, May
Queen, Western World. New World. Climax, Para.
gon. Scranton, Davy Crockett, P,cminms, old and
new patterns, Elevated Ovens, Green River and La
dies fn~o-ito.
All Of the above Cook Slows are warranted to do
good work or no sale; thy Ars Af Easlsrn manufac-
turc, rnd superior castirss. S 4 tsss
The undersigned are prepared to sell cheaper thas
the cheapcft All we ask 1t the public IL to give
q call and try ms. WHfrR. PiERcR L WAreRnAs
june 20 Sign Of big Look, Main -t., Burlington
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ID. B. COOKE & Co.'s

Series Of RAIL-RrAD MAPS are the most novel
unique and useful things ever publehed.
Now reA0y '.GErst WesteTn Il. X. d9ide, being {
Railway Map Ut the Western States, showing
Railroads and Etations In tbe States Of
Ohio, Indiana. Illinois, Michigan, Mis.
consin, Kentucky snd Canada.
81 The following now form uniform series:
Railway Map Of Ohio; Railway Map Of Iilinois,
!" Indiana; Great v st'rn Il. Il. Guide
- Each Of the above named are put mp in peck
ct fam for travellers card board for o4cc use.
E1- The absve can oil be sent per mail.
u. h. COOKE Co., 1855 Lake st.
Important to the Legal Profession
d. Is. CU.,kE b Co., l35 Lake street, Chicago,
lave in press aud will speedily publish, Law Bl
which will prove . valuable acquisition ~ sveiJ
member Of the bar
Entited "a Practical Trcatire on the power Il
cell land for the VI taxes assessed there
on tnbl acing the aecisions Vt the Federal c. urts
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- The work will contain almost $40 pages and
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percuasion and Lever Seal Preseeos

T1AvING been appointed agent for Shlpleyf
Ill Merchants' and Bankers' Lever Seal KSceDns
and Tor Evans Percussion Press, ! an enabled -
furnish seas fss lodges corporations, busness -.
notavi 1 seals and wood engravipgs execstsa i To
first style Of art. samples may IL seen ~ ~ 81 y
lslmcnt Orders from distance promptly attended,
- iuna Il III. CoRSG.
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Dia1oIution q PaTlner1hip.

UloooluC100 " 1u160o38H
TINE partnership heretofore existing 6etwseo -.
III ,. Wus, y O. Lssm91 4 Geo. g. LsaM1@, -
dor tie arm 81 II. B. WARE CO., has - this
day dissolved By mutual consent All peFfons in6ehA
"a 10 sAid hr are requested 70 make payment - y.
B. Ware, and those havisg claims win pseseat them
10 him fus payment. i. B-MAkx
10. LAUMANs
CEO. G. LAUMAh.
Duriington, Iowa, Msy -. 1855.
CONTRIBUTION or BUJExE1S.
THE subscriber rhanh1sl for ths paiSsaaes es1ro-
iinuation Of the sAue, and fahee thls - ~ a -
foming ~ puhlie thAk - WI erflD1o ~ oo111o:
AID HasBem 4anoloe11sy, eool11 ooo1me -
vsr tnu1neug, Fl ~ ~ tnD6 r. - ~ - =
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STOVES! STOVES! !!

TSnnef's Tools.
/ sHINNER'S Mach ncs and hand Tools complete in
sets. for sale at manufacturers prices.
june - WHirE. PIERCE 4 WATERMAN
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Steam indicators e. Water Gu1ges
TNOR sale at Eagle Works, Chicago.
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STEAM BOILERS.
0F all descriptions, On hand and made to order
" Also Shoe Iron Work, viz: Smoke Pipe, Bgeech.
60. Ac de-, made on short notice-at EAgle Works.
Ch;cA o. p CATS co.
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Timers Stock.
QUIET Iron. Sheet Copper, Zinc, Banker Tin and
y Copper press Pits, for tale at
June ~ WHITE, PlRRcE 4 WAfERMAN's
Sign Of the Lock, Main street
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100 acres Of Timber Land for sale.
WILL sell the above land together or in lots vt ten
i or twenty acies-it il situated Ave miles north
west from Burlington IN Flint
The terms Will Ge easy an reasonable.
FIR description enquire Ct DR. Crawford OF Bur
lington, or tie undersigned six miles west on the
Agency road. JOHN Il. McMEEN
II june %, 1855 3mbP
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MUMMY BAGS--25OO new Gun,y Sacks; so
N new Osnaburgs, for sale by
june % JNO DAVID
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Farmers Tools.
4 LARGE Supply Of superior farmers tools just
"a received. con. listing of hay straw, and manure
forks, grass scythes and swarhs Of various patents
grain cradles ,es, spades, shovels mattocks, picks
crow lars and lakcs Wholesale and retail by.
lime 20 III WRIrK PIERcE WATERMAN.
Sign Of the Lock Main street
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The ATTEMPTED STAMPEDE.-Cspt. Goodridge,
OF the schooner Grace Darling, who while at Nors
folk few weeks since gave information which led
to the capture of i've slaves who On boa I'd bis
vessel with the intenton Of escaping, has made an
explanation In Boston, TO save him from the wrath
OF his abolitioa friends there. The Boston Tran
script says: We have received from Capt Good
ridge Of the schooner Grace Darling, statement
respecting his connection with the siave arrests
made In Norfolk. Hs says that while at Norfolk on
the 9th instant 'a slave ruaner" came on board and
r quested him to take a single slave to Boston, of
ferlng TO pay him $50 for the passage. Bu, he re-
fused to take the slave on board. 10 order, how.
ever Inform himself of hs liabilities in the case
Captain Goedridge says he made inquiries of a
Norfolk gentlemen respecting the laws touching
the question, stating to him the case. This gem
ileman advised thstthe slave be allowed 10 come
on board, saying that he would have an officer
and arrest him. Accordingly the runner came on
board, bringing five slaves instead of one, and
they were all arrested Capt G says that he had
no other motive 10 what he did but TO protect I'M
self from thu laws of Virginia.
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rhare are 4oo idiots and luuatics 10 Texas.

DR.. McCauiey, U. s. Consul at Venice, has re-
turned to New Orleans.
Rev Mr.. Forsy.hs. from Ireland 10 lecturing In
Fraukfort, Ky, on political Popery."
The Governors mansion 10 Raleigh, N. G., vas
struck by lightning last week, and Gov. Bragg and
several Of his family badly stunned.
Two deaths oply occurred In Savannah Ga.' last
week.
Six negroes were sentenced to be hung 10 Raplde .
Parish, La, on the 29d inst. for the murder oil
overseer.
Victor 81. Smith, Esq, Mayor of Lagrange, NO.
died on the lst inst. Of cholera.
There are 10 600 bales of cotton awaiting aTbe
la the Trinity river, Texas. Tor transportation
Avounh man wss co~hided last week II the
strests O. Nsw Orleans, BY married lady. with
whom he had heen too intimate and then boasted
of II. 81
Hon. Isaiah Garrett has declined running fof the
Chief Jussiceship OF the supreme Court OF Louis
lana. sss-
sevsutesn coupsies iD Texas have determined 10
make prob ibitory liquor lsw the test in the next
eisciion Of Legislature.
Ex.Govsrpor Csllisr. Of Alsbams, died In Tus-
csloosa county, Ala, few days since.
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OUTRAGE BY ABoLITIoNnrs IN KANSAS The
Kansas Herald of the 18th instant. contains the
particulars of an outrsge by sbolitiotists on the
Kansas River which shows the justice of the cry
OF persecution which thei ir friends at the North have
raised WI Osborne, a young man from N. York
was quietly working bis claim on Kansas River
when a band of Cincinnati sbolionis,s. consisting
of fifteen or twenty men, armed with guns came
upon him and ordered him to leave the neigt Dor
hood, Otherwise they would drown him in the riv.
er. He left and after time enough had elapsed, as
he supposed. to let the excitement go down, be
went to Manhattan to ask the leader of the band
the cause of such treatment. He was again seized
by the party and kept prisoner on board a steam
boat several hours, and his horse Ia the meantime
was dreadfully beaten.
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WHITE INDIANS IN TExAs.-Some of the re-.
cent depredations charged upon the Indians In
Texas, turn out TO have been committed by white
vagabonds. the only thing Indian about them beioe
their cunning and cruelty. Texas paper relates
the following:
Mr.. Walker at Dripping Springs. forty miles
west of Austin, being attacked by FIVE men, ap.
pareut!y Indians, and killed, negro who was
with him at the time escaped and reached settle.
ment and reported the circumstance A uar,y
then pursued the marauders killed four and gave
chase to the fifth, who, being wounded, was cap
tured while attempting to cross the river But
water washed off bis paint and showed him to be
a white man la disguise. On washing the faces
of the four dead ones they we're slso found to be
white men The prisoner said tha, there was In
the mountains party of ono hundred, who have
been committing depredslions on the frontier, all
OF which have been charged upon the Indians.
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VERMONT FREE SOIL CONVENTION The Free
Soil Fusion State Convention is 10 session at Bur.
licgton, W., the Palmetto delegates being present
The State ticket of last year was nominated unsni-
mously and resolutions were passed commendiue e
the secession of the northern delegates from the
Philadelphis Know Nothing Convention; declaring
very to be passed. and strongly denouucing the
Nebraska and Kansas acts.
resolution was also passed against any altera.
tion Of the existing prohibitory liquor law, de-
ciariug that it recommended itself to the support
the people by It's saiutary influences. The pro-
ceedfnss were harmonious.
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ASTONISHING EFFEcrs OF DROUGHT Lex
ington, Mo, Gazette says: The captain of the
steamer Golden State, arrived here some days ago
from Council Bluffs and Yellow Stone, informs us
that the river up In that region was very low the
whole country suffering for want OF rain-aDd that
while the boat was at the mouth of the Yellow
Stone, the prairie caught fire. and before the fire
could be put out, the rirer oas burnt in too Some
other accounts cay that the steamboats, In going
along kick up dust with their wheels.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LrFE.-The Republican Qnd
Banner of the Goth, says: The residence OF Mr..
Hasty, Ia Madison township, 10 this county, took
fire on Thursday night last, and SO far had It ad-
vauced before the sleeping inmates were aware OF
the fact, that IL was with great difficulty any OF
them escaped alive. One child was burnt up
with the house Mr.. Hssty's wife died the next
day from the burn she received. end another lad y
Ia not expected TO recover Mr. Hssty ana his sor,
iu their escape through the flames, and Ia tearing
the clothing eff of themselves as well as the wo-
men, had their faces and hands burned In most
ffightful manner.
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DOUBLE SUrcIDE.-A man named H. NJ Cuisine,
discovered dead 10 the yard attached to bis pa
rents house, 10 Brooklyn, N. Y. Thursday, with
his head supported upon the body of female who
was also dead A vial containing pyussic acid lay
near the female who was unknown, but wore jew
elry marked with the initials at. q. r." The man
In business at Muscaango, Ohio, and visited his
parents month since, leaving week ago for Chic,
as wss thought He had spent the last few days at
El'zabethtown. The motive which Induced the
suicides is not known a
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LOCAL EPISCOPAL PRKAcHERs.-The Episcopsl
Church has by canon created an order of men
not unlike the local preachers in the Methods,
Church. Men 10 secular life attain to the order
of deacons, and continue in secular business still
Seven, or eight gentlemen In New York city have
complied with the provisions of this canon; and
now, although on work days employed In various
secular business the Sabbath sssist Ia the min.
istrations of the sanctuary; they deacons, but
not permitted to preach without special leave Of
the Bishop. So.
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LATER FROM BEsMuDA.-By the Brigantine Lady
Chapman, which arrived at New York Monday
night, we have Hamilton dates to the 10th instant
A large fire occurred In the Royal Dockyard, Ire
land Island, destroying property to the amount OF
SIG 600 The annual statement OF Revenue and
Expenditure had been published, showing that the
receipts into the Public Treasury for the year end.
lag March 3lst, had been ell ,201, and the dis
bursements about $4,000. -
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FIGHT IN New MExIco.-The Frontier News
at Wsstport, Mo of the 7th has the foliowing:-
"Just as we 60 to press, We learn from Colonel
Boone that the Apache Indians had attacked two
companies of the u s. troops garrisoned in New
Mexico, and killed upwards of fifty men and all
tha officers of one company.
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FROM CuRAcoA.-Datss from Curscos, w. are
to the 10Th inst. Salt gathering had commenced
at Bensire, but the crop would net be 90 large Al
rsuxl Our Consul at Curacoa was giving much
satisiaction. and II was thought that the treaty
lately concluded between the governments of Hol-
land and the United States would remove all Cause
of future difficulty between our Representatives
and the colonial authorities. 10 VeDezuela, the
Monsgas dynaay was in q critical position, and
likely 10 break down soon. General Pafz or such
another man, visa wanted at the head Of affairs
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FISHING EXTRAORDINARY. A party of
ten, says the Townsville (AIa.l Watchman,
on a fishing excursion, near Morven, last
Wednesday, caught, we are informed, three
soft-shell turtles, fifty terrapins, and nine
hundred fine fish, eight hundred and fifty of
which were scale fish, besides capturing
three alligators, two from seven to eight
feet, and one four feet long.
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The NEWFOUNDLAND TELEGRAPH-The baraue
Sarah L. Bryant. of Boston, has been chartered 10
London to convey to North Cape, Cape brentoo
$50 tons wire cable for the proposed telegraph De-
tween New Foupdaud and Ireland.
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NILE RACHEL This actress will arrive 10
America about the middle of August She viii be
preceded by her brother and agent, 81 Raphael
Felix, who will arrive here early 10 August. Shs
makes her debut upon the American stage on Mon.
day, the 81 dsy OF September. N Felix all bring
over fall French company for both tragedy and
comedy.
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ANOTHER PERSONAL LIBERTY BILL Notice has
been given in the lower branch of the New Harpp-
shire Legislature of an intention TO Introduce
personal liberty bill. IL will be identical withthe
act null1yipg the Fugitive Slave Law passed by the
Legislature OF Masssch isette at It's last session.
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THE SITUATION OF LKAvKNwoRrH.-EIAGARA
N. Y, Monday, June 25.-Leavenworth, who was
wounded in the duel with Breckenridee. 10 going on
a. well a can be expected. There 10 no present
appearance of modification with wouods, nor any
present fear of life or limb The ball passed closs
10 the femorai artery without wcunding il and
fractured the bone of the thigh which fracture has
not yet been reduced "a
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PRICE ONE CENT

hAnD SHELL NRxrIHe -Ths Hard shells h.d ,
,sr u meesios q the Metropolitan Hotel New York
~ Ss.nssasy evening Samuel Beardsley prssided'
uo opposed 70 siavsry; IN favor of ths
scqusiiiou Of Cuba; opposed 10 the X nov Nothia.s
ena me Maine law; and also opposed 10 TIE soits
uniess fney repudiate Presideni Pierce's sdvni.is
ensn, q we're p.ssed- Ar. Sanders wrote ! lssisr
!o me meeting IN favor OF union With he Softs
the acquisition OF Cuba, and oppoeed tr M M
Noshings, &c. - :. - s''e - = 10" '''
ASrI-sLAvEar Cosvxsrros An .nti ss,a veyv
Sossen"on, composed of Ab6iitiouisls. q.
ssmoseo 9 kSyracuse. New York, Wednesday. IA.
ncCane Smhh, Of New York, was chosen Presi-
Sens ptasform was adopted on the bssis shss
~ 1smsn slavery WAS unconstitutional and uleral-
inc oolect OF the Convention u to produce har.
- oi ieehng and unity OF action 3meus class
Oh eou siavefy men known - ultrs-AbolhSonissa Z
iLLsKss OF THE Hon. ABBorr LAw1xrcx Il
teiegfaphic despstch from Boston, dssed Wedues
sJ. s.J.y ~ tnas tne Hon. hbost Lawrence Is not
expected 70 recover from his iIlness
f-fe --- fF7ss. sstsf
=, ,,EccLxsIAsIIcAL.-The As.bodis,s Of caaads
West Il their late meeting, made two Important
cnsnges 10 their church policy. They have conssn-
teo 70 extend the period of mfnialefs restdene "a
on c'rcuis from two to ave years. 10 any case
WHARF request 10 that effect ennanatee ftom 4
quarterly meeting ofs circuit They have also COO.
seated 70 admit On equal representation OF csrica
ano .sy members at tho annual district meeting Of
:, James A. Caldwell, Whig, has withdrawn from
,ne congressional canvass IN The 7th district of
Nortn CArolina. In favor Of Craig. Dem. 4w
In 17e5. GO years ago. eight hundred acres ~
for e500i sa - = - .-srf'e''"-'' :.
Dr.. Woolsey, druggist of EvassvIlis, Tadisua,
ana temperance man, recently suffered The pen.
atty OF the Law for selIing pint OF alcohol o.
"burniog auid"' = e--l 80
The Chronicle cface was among the newspspsv
estaniishmsns destroyed at the late IRE in bayou
frank, who murdered the Rev. J. J. wes,ls,
near Aiexandris, La., has been sentenced to be
hung on the 22t prox. 9.T-1--- ,@,r~1 =
Neariy the entire press of New York 10 protsst.
Ing against hanging Mrs Robinson, the murder.
ess. -. ts4 - 81 IT,
Mrs Frazer, charged with the murder of her hus
band. In Lexington, Ky, has been acquitted.
sons. T. @S~47
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LOAN TO LovER-Miss Emily Day, an Eosif.h
Lady, u now suing w. Roth the manager OF the
.Usics N. Y Mnsem. tor 81 500; money which she
placed 10 his hands while very much In love with
him, to- invest Tor her Roth attempted to draw
out Of the engagement and Miss Day Immediately
commenced suit for her money. go
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THE MAINE LAW IN MArNK.-The Democrats o
Maine, their Stale Convention, took very stroni
anti I'M sine Law" ground. one Of their speakers y
favor OF their course beirg ex. Governor Hubbard
who signed the original MAINE law"
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CHuacHEs IN LIBE4IA.-The.e are 46 N4ssion,
~ stations In Liberia, of which 81 Methodiss, Is
Bsptiss, 6 Presbyterian and Epicopsl4.
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RARGAINS.-Just received at GOLD
y sMITS Cheap Store, lot Swiss Bands at i6
cts 500 Dinty Bands at shllios; Is doz. extra su
per Ladies' Whits Hose st l2sc 600 pr Black Twist.
ed Mitts at so cts very great sacrifice; 500 Leathe
Belts, at ~ ots lot extra heavy Childrens White
Hose at loc; $50 Needle worked Collars to be cold
at most any price; Embroidered Hdkfs, at S71 and
ooe; sil sizes French Woven Corsats be sold low
very handsome Infants Wasts all siz.s yery cbesp:
Sleeves. Cambria and Swiss Bands; Inside Cspes;
Fans Port Monna'es; Figured Swiss and Dotted Mus.
auction at very low prices persons can reg on set
ting great bargains by calling at
Fst.= GOLDSMIT'S Cheap Store.
Js 70 No. 205 Broad At
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PorAross Ynan THE 6ouTH H-0n Saturday the
eteasper Nsshvilla left ChaTleston for New York
with betwsea 900 AID 600 bbls oflrish potsioes.
ana tie stsamer Totisu WITH 500 bhla more.
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Nxw HAMFsHmK LEGISLATURE = BlIls have
been Introduced la the New HAmpshire Ls gtslaturt