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ADJOURNMENT or THE SoUrn CAROLINA LIZ
GIsLATuRE-C Columbia, Dec. 20.-Ihe Legs
lature of this State adjourned at midnight last
night, sine die. The bill to give the election Of
Presidential Electors to the people was lost.
The bill relating to the Imprisonment of negro
seamen was not reached.
A bill to prevent non-reSidenis from hunting
and ducking in the State was passed.
The meeting called to consider the affairs of
Kansas declined to act, for want Of reliable IN
formation.
The meeting called to appoint delegates to
the Cincinnati Democratic Convention did not
act for want of time, but it is understood that
over fifty members of the Legislature are IN Ia
vor of the State being represented in tje Dem
ocratic National Convention.
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" IN !r Jun"aT uli.- commences t6e S-vsuib VOL
"'' 81 y N'N-~ MoNuh. The sJ,l,tyaU tlsr1ia err
e'ud''" o! Ilr Magazine. and tine hearty sympathy with
which ne efforts OF 'r Publishers have been rrceiy by
utr public Stimulate Arm % uuyvrarIrd 10 contin-
az tn deserve tc ~urrrs- which tey have achieved II
- the ann the Magazine io furnish the grratrs variety
~ popular literary entertainment. TO crcISr politics ana
socisiy, from The manly and generous point view
10 tell The truth about book and they
properly SUBJECTS OF public notice. present the
spirited and accurate sketches travel aud personal al
venture; To discuss science u all It's popular hearings
and general To mahr Itself The vehicle uf She best OBJ
>rrvatOns upon all cOtrmFOTary and national interests
Tins Will always bee done hy the best talent the
Try aud honestly. but II cannot always be done without
offence PUTNAMS MONTHLY j. neither a hoax. nor
partisan journal lthas opinions and principles T. seeks
io smnSe and instruct; but hopes also. be fr the
friend OF good morals, sound learning the liberal
and earnest discussion.
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Agents, or of the Publishers.
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LANDING or Tn,vaH.'I LGRIMs.-PLy Plymouth, De-
2l.-The celebration of the anniversary of the
Landing Of the Pilgrims took place to-day, at
the Unitarian Church. a large audience was
gathered, including numerous strangers from
all parts Of the country. An eloquent Grafton
was delivered by Hon. William If Seward, which
received profound attention. The Grafton was
followed by dinner, and this evening u ball
concludes the festivities.
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A Rich PRIzE.--Ne,c Haoen, Dec. 24.-The
British discovery ship Resolute, which was
abandoned in the Arctic sea by the last explo-
ring expedition, was brought into New London
yesterday by Capt. Burlington, with all her srm-
aments, stores, equipments, NC, valued at about
100000. When found, she had drifted over
one Thousand miles from the place where she
was abandoned.
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HANNIBAL HAMLN.

The Washington correspondent Of tho hos'
ton Post says;
"Mr. Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine, has de.
serted the Democratic party and its principles,
and he should not be retained in a place,
chairman of the Committee on Commerce,
where by its privileges he might defeat the vi
tai policy of that party upon questions coming
under the immediate purview of the Commerce
Committee. Such, | discover, is the general
opinion here"
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Judge Douglas has written to his friends
here, that though suffering severely from an III
famed throat he expects to be in Washington
early in January.
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A NEW VOLUME.
PU 7 N A MS MONTHLY.
JANUARY
IN ORIGINAL ARERICANN4G4ZJ yE,
With Christmas Story.

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE AND Ills PLAYS a..
quIry concerning them
THE RAIN
THE GlIOST-A Chr,.ma> So.,
CHRISTMAS CAROL.
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
THE FALCON
MIR PRESCOI1"S PHILIP THE SECOND
LOW LIFT:-In the PaInps.
A LEGEND or EI.SINORE-A H,u,J
CockIu
PROGRESS OF RELIGIOUS IDEAS
WIIIP-POOR-WHI
ONLCOPNE-A story OF R-f,r,,s> ,ud RrL.rm-r-
CALHOUN ON GOVERNMENT
EDITORIAL. NOTES.
.IDso,s1t Li.y0'a.
fJf B.fv..,
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TaE ALLEGEp FIL1spsrERINa ExpEprrloN.-

TIE ALLEGED FIL1svsFERING ExPEprTIoS.-
lNew York, Dec. 26.-The Northern Light is
still under seizure, bail in the case having been
packages on the sworn manifest shall remain
undisturbed until the others have been opened.
The parties previously arrested have been again
arrested, and put under heavy bonds,
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A'''N WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER 81, 1855.

people to know it. If they of the South could
not have the Government administered as they
believed the Constitution required, he desired to
say to gentlemen of the North, without threat
or taunt that he wished them to make the Is
sue here, for he never could understand that
kind of patriotism or chivalry which caused
man to leave the hall and go home to his peo-
pie to make the fight. This was the place, and
he, for one, was willing to take his stand. If
the question was to be decided by arms, they
should meet it here like men, and tell their con-
stituents that they were not willing, when dan
ger presented itself, to run to them for protec-
ton, but that they, who had been appointed as
their standard bearers, would, like men, assume
the responsibility of fighting the battle upon
the floor of the House.
The following was then announced to be the
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DANGEROUS ANmt this time, Mr..
ing At Sheriff Jones,
Jy.ty.l, gone to Hickory
of Httt|ttH y Il on peace war
In --------- ------------le Of the murder
AlfOClchat Coleman had
) TO once through the
not have a sham trial,
hat IN.
ia r,ols So r...o,,,,. ,,..y to destroy Bran
en-. = i witness against
hf 'o'a and contemplated ar
With an. fresh, fast, and strong
,u,. r,Sp "a man down Wakarusa foE
- O-A'L sent up Wakarusa, to alarm
IL Ed enjoyed an ague chill until
eH;e ed with two good horses, which,
we mounted, and galloped to Hiek-
INV , -, and --, pro-
ed by cot to house near the same place,
JUDGE Kan,esignated as a place OF gen.
b,v,. I'm, IL irving at sBranson's, We
Publishers brl.c,, i.rr',,r.ed the old man, and
So',r'ciiy drawn rrcort Of what JJor trial. We
siIi! DO 'opeu,
MILLER, ORION, & MULLIGAN, Publishes
- Purs Row. N-yv York ans
~" ius bvur~rr street. Auburn
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New YORK PEoatBrroRY LAW CoNsTrU-
TIoNAI.--iiocgy, Dece.aber 2I.-The Supreme
Court Of the Seventh Judicial District Of this
go hnn ~ Ii Il In
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CONFIRMATION OF SIR JoHY FRANKLIN
DEATH.-.S. PdurS Minnesota, Dec. IA
party arrived here yesterday, from Red River,
on their way to Canada. bringing intelligence
of the death of Sir John Franklin and his party.
They persisted on the coast opposite 10 the Men
treal Island where their bones now lie. They
died Of hunger. n party of Esquimaux reached
them Just as the last man persisted. The party
bring home several relics Of Franklin's eXpedi-
lion
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PRoHIBIroRY LAW Observation-Disclosures,
Dec. 2O-The opinions of the Judges of the
Supreme Court of this State We're given to-day
in n case involving the constitutionaliy of the
prohibitory law. Opinions were delivered by
Judges Perkins and Davidson against the law
in toto. Judge Stuart sustains the law, except
the manufacturing, search, seizure, ooniiscation,
and agency clauses. Judge Gookins sustains
the whole law
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Saturday, December %, 1855.
The Senate did not lit to-day.
H(EvSE

The Senate did not lit to-day.
House.
The Clerk called tie House to order at u
o'clock, and the Journal of yesterday was read.
Mr.. Quitman, of Mississippi, submitted the
following resolution:
ResolUed, That unit the organization of this
House by the election # Speaker, no member
shall occupy more thai ten minutes in debate
on any question before the House nor shall
any member speak mor.than once on any ques-
ton before the House, Until every member desi-
ring to speak thereon shall have spoken.
He remarked, that f the purpose Of resto-
ring order, and Of con ming gentlemen to the
only legitimate question which, in the present
unorganized state of tie House, were before
them, he had thought proper to submit his
resolution for the decis)n of the body.
Mr.. Washburn, of Mine, asked the gentle.
man so to modify his 'esolution as to make il
provide that upon milton to lay on the table
there should be no debse.
Mr.. Quitman consel ed to the modification
whel TIE question was AIKEN oh the resolution
and it was adopted .wgh- but few dissenting
voices. -
Mr.. Stanton, of Obi rose to offer a reso
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OXYGEEATED BITTERs.

The following lr-luo:v g. tr3m &. Barter Collector
OF ros, ot Ogdru>buse New lors:
O.U-SSsURt Dt-,l...t- L. l-51.
GaNgL-i.N. | had been mach afflicted, daring he
rrrr'- part OF year ending Ia-i md,ulnuer, ysith
singular ucrus,i,nn; the L,y,,ls, connected with
occasional attack oi dyspepsia Daring the last
mc-. accidentally iooA up paper containing r~iiHoni
as speeding your Oxy.uat-d BtterS H. instance,
where s,,Ir aad O,lo,,cd ;rIr found nay
dou and > s,.;ums 80 accurately described that &c de-
t~ruinrd upon ryius them. accordingly procured
and have used several bottles, and had in renovated
strength ard hcallh satisfactory evidence thar ia y
they have accomplished al that could wish.
Very Te.pec,fuily. your obei.tut servant,
J. e. BARTER.
SETH W. FOWLE 8 co, i3- Washington s-rrel.
Boston ProprejorS. Sold by their agents yrr where
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207
wIsrAEs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
DISEASED LIVER.

Not only cures every species OF Lung CouiPi'' Du' "
e1crs very powerful iHdOcncr on
DISEASED LIVE
Ia ihis complaint il has undoubtedly proved more EN-
cacous ran any remedy hitherto employed aud Ia h"-
m-rous instance, when patents had endured long ant
severe suffering from IA. disease without receiving th4
least benefit from various remedies, aud when mercury
has been resoTted vain, the Ot inns Ba!s'h bat
restored the Liver a hrathy action, and IN many "a
stances effected
PERMANENT CURES
after every known remedy had failed produce hi dc
sired effect
II genuine signed T. BUTTS. ID,
Prepared and sold, wholesale sopiShment,-
w. FOWiE, Boston, Mass. 10 waon. 10 this
addressed and ;,r s.,l.. l,- hes .s,uf. =.
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To any Post Office IL the L. States by FIRST Mail.
BOOKS BY MAIL

We send postage prepaid. by Of FIRST mail any
BOOK la PRINT. MAGAZINES. NEWSPAPERS M
sic etc al publishers prices Agent; supplied al whole
sale. European WorAS-Frruch German. Italian. etc
imported 10 order R-rr all publishing house, New
York. Boston and Philadelphia all booksclrrs
any postmaster Address FOWLER y WELLS,
L. : Book Agency NJ us Broadway New NorS
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A NEW VOLUME.

VIII h- made by
HILDRETH'S ATROCIOUS JUDGFSl
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REPORTED TERMINATION or THE DFFIcULriES
IN KANsAs.-.S louis, Dee. ia dispatch
from independence of the 18th instant says
1.-THE trouble at Lawrence, Kansas, has been
settled by the people promising to deliver up
offenders obey the laws Of the Territory; rec
ognise the Governor as such, and conduct
themselves in the future a. law-abidlng people.
They refuse. however. to deliver their arms.
The volunteers from Missouri have been dis
banded, and returned home"
Colonel Cumming, Superintendent of Indian
Affairs, arrived at Council Bluffs yesterday from
the Blackfeet country, where he concluded trea-
ties with several tribes of Indians.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
1 NTTED STATES LANDS entered for cash or isnL
l. warrants. by WILLIAM Il JARVIS. Lard \ gent,
Madison. Wisconsin the MILWAUKEE, and Mississippi
Roiroad which road viii be completed from Myy auhIc
to the Mississippi river within year. All enter
cd by him selected AFTER actual examination and
port by his surveyors None taken but good farm land
Fee, - per 40 acres.
References: EX-tov. L. J. Farweu, Mad sou Wiscou-
sin; Alfred Avery, ESQ, New York city; Rusk & Che
yer STOCK Brokers Cincinnati, o.. T.. Y Rogers Cash
Ter Bank Of Utica, New \ ORR. 4G9
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JUST PUBLISHED,
W00DW0RTH'S YOUTHS CAE
AND
UNCLE FRANKS DOLLAR MAJ
For JsruarY. 1850.

Thu number contains ." large -sr pages.
portrait OF t -.1- elegantly Engraved oa steel and
filled WISH '. richest 1ad tlr~, gems from the editor ami
his Illustrated by upwards OF = handsome en-
Cravings. Nov. B., tur subscribe. Yearly sub
Scsipu"u. only - 81 Year. agy.r- $50; cC3,r= -
copies s. SING -l"er-- for consulta-
ID. \. WOOD horsemen must
10, No leighbOrs alarm
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SoMERswoRrH, n. H.. Dec. %, Is

S0MERswoRTH, y. H., Dec. y, 1890.
To the Editor Of the National Era:
| see, by this weeks Era, correspondent
proposes "to allow both Whitfield and Reeder
seats as claimants, and to pay both wages;
but Whitfield has no legal nor moral right to
a seat in the House as Delegate from kansas,
and he knows it. Why, then, allow him com
pensation? 1t would be more reasonable that ne
should be made to pay for the time the H0Gse
is compelled to spend in driving him off. That
the House will deny him "a seat, | do not doubt;
and as to wages, /, as a tax payer, object. Con
press has no more right to pay Whitfield tor
claiming a seat in the House, than 1t has to pay
Walkers iilibusters for invading Central Amer
;co JONI i. WooD.
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NO. 400.
THIRTY-F0URTH CONGRESS-.
First Session.
Thursday, December 20, 1855.
SENATE.

The Senate did nothing, as usual, and adjourn
ed till Monday.
HOUSE.
The Clerk called the House to order at u
o'clock, and the Journal of yesterday was read.
The House, Immediately resuming the bust
ness of voting, proceeded to a sixty-seventh
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0--lemen that there was point beyond which
-4arance ceased to be virtue. He believed
% NE torthern people would not sustain their
.H'esentatlves in any extreme course, but would
,a-!y to the support of the Union, and sustain
-e resolution adopted by the Democratic eau
Mr.. Smith, of Alabama, then submitted the
position he had this morning suggested to
y house. modified, as he stated, to suit the
1s Of some of the members of the House.
NJ Cox, Of kentucky, Know Nothing,) did
=, 'liAh the adoption of the resolution would
.'-e'e tie House from the responsibility which
,.S'ed upon them, for it was their duty to use
.uy enort to effect an organization by the cleo
,ga i. OF 4 Speaker His position on the question
slavery and that of the Democratic party
IDENTICAL. He believed that that party
- :. iAAea national position, and the only one
.u vas safe and practicable for the harmony,
50 and welfare Of the country. While, how
H -, ne sand this, he must also state that they
IL aWuDp,ed some principles which he did not
.4e had no personal feeling on the subject
l,S resolution which the Democratic caucus
80 proper to adopt, but at the same time
IIolG preclude him from acting with those
lad adopted it.
I'M, - 'nen discussed at great length the va
-. 9GeSuons connected with the parties rep
- s-ss4 n the House. In the course of his
tSeeh- = - = : :
- Ia. campbell of Ohio, desired to know OF
&e,S euG :s of Pennsylvania, Mr.. Jones, |
Fi Il bill should be introduced into the
Gp ne,o declaring that person might go into
Ives $50 I or any other free Territory with his
~ ne OF his party would vote for it?
t,I SO!es mad no right to say what his party
~ ~ IN the happening of the event referred
s,fi. gentleman. But he would tell the
p,si 4t an what he Mr.. j. would do. Placing
upon the ground that the people of tbs
sb.c .'.es should have the control of this whole
aosS matter, If the people of any one of then
'eDa delegate to Congress, who, truly
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,ecem6er "a, 1885

december "a, 1905
SENATE. IN
I. and adjourned over TILL
HOUSE.
the House to order at IL
rnal of Saturday Gas read.
1hio, had though that 1t
necessary for hf !, during
|kzed state of the J 'orse, to
park, either by " y of ex-
Use /; but it appe. fed that
ehension ON the pss't OF the
IN he was acting, n regard
i feeling that thee might
,ehension in the CT untry on
,,teemed it necessa, ) that he
nAs at the present lime:
nd for some days ! asst been
~ r Speaker, and tn re being
opposed, that the e might
! i'm his position, t. ough ne
,onnd constantly v ting Tor
d distinctly to SO that he
;Saot now, and ne' sr would
ots office of Speak T. This
'ht, would place am right
,al ryland, who had support
g anred to know s. 3mething
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,o only cures every species Of Lung Complaint. but i
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PERMANENT CURESI

Ter every Aaovn remedy mad failed to produce 'hi, de
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MEN OF BACKBONE

- PurN Row. Nrv York. ans
ius brur~rr street. Auburn
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JOU r n Al.

RoAsrrSG EARS We have had frequent
occasion to acknowledge the receipt of lux
ures Of various kinds, from our friend DR..
Ross, across the river, but we have rarely
been the recipient of a more palatabe little
favor than fine mess of Roasting ears, sent
US by the Doctor, on the Fourth. The corn
is ef rare and early variety, raised from
seed obtained from T. Grant & Co. of this
city. He also showed US stalk which had
eight sets for ears on it, end says that his
whole planting from this seed will bear from
TO s ears. The Doctors entire crop of
over 100 acres is highly promising and for
" ard tor the season..
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RIVER a1ETAS.

- The fast packet Baltimore, passed up
from ST Louis yesterday morning She had an
excellent "Trip of passengers as usual. The Bal
timore is a frs class pacGet and deserves the
patron age ut The travel ing public. Her officers
have our thanks for river iavors.
The peerless Alvin A lams, came down
from Louisville yesterday morning in good time.
She had her usual crowd of passengers On board
Charley Shul.z presides at the desk, ana has
been so long and favorably known in the trade
that it l. useless say that h, never forgets his
friends
- The Pi tsburgh and St Louis packet Al
lamont, was At our wharf Yesterday bound down,
loaded to the guards. She is one of the largest
and safest stern wheel boats now afoa and is
commanded by gentlemen who make her a pal
ace Tor the travelling public She brought US late
papers of all sorts and in greal pr, fusion.
- The lile steam<r james Watt, which
lett here o, Tuesday la len with merchants liz
and salt, for III W bash is reported sunk near
the mouth of that liver. W. have learned no
further particulars.
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Sad accident.
ST LOUIS. July 8.

IAOCIS. July
THREE MEN KILLt. IND EVEN WoUNDED -
A dIsires ing &C IdPnt occurred on the North
Missouri Railroad last night about IL o'clock,
Ave mites IRON the city at the bridge across
the Bellpfounta:n road, and " as the result of
an act of aUocious vi lazy, perpetrated by
some unknoxnatiends N EAR the side of the
track on the bridge was derrick, which had
been used in hnisiIng stOre and tim 1erS with
to buid the brdse-tht bridge being com
pleted. the derrick has b. en- swung aside, that
the cars could pass unob- rlcied Ire w.
fortunate train LETT st l. US at IL O'Clock,
and passed over the bridge hich was per-
fectly clear-an hour later it returned, and
in running across The bridge the smoke pipe
was torn from the locomot We by some on
seen agencies. A company Of ades setting
on platform car swept of. also prec plated
some oil them, YER the bridge, falling DIS
iance of twenty feet, and the rest on he
ground at the side Of the ira K. TIE derrick
mad been sweng around so that siou' rope
attached Iu il brIug stretch ID across the track
several ieet above the ground. Having
passed the bridge a short time before, and
finding IL clear vi Instructions, no danger
was appTehended, and the locomotive pushed
across with the consequences as stated.
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New York. July 3

Flour-prices triAa higher; alI'wan e
NAV be- quoted one shiIIin1; sales 1850 bbls
al So rs to 3 so for Slraight-State S8.31 to
7,25 for mix to fancy Western.
Grain Wheat, prices easier, but not
quuiably lower. Sales new white Southern
al S2,45; g cd upper LAKE held at 81 to 2,O3.
Corn, prices tiff { higher; SALES OF 4O 20
bushels Western mixed 80 to 92c. Oats,
market dull. with declining tendency !;
qnotrtoas so to Csc Pruvisions-Prices
are generally unchanged with downward
Tendency
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GREAT SALE OF TOWN LOTS
N FHr TOWN BE
Z, :


ON THE STR AfGfIf LINE kAtLrOAD. SIXTEEN
MILES FROM FYANSA LILLE.
TaNHIS sale own lotswlll aks place 90 WEDNESDAY.
q the IST DAY OF UGt ST next. the prem
eommemeir O'Clock A. NJ The town OF Elbe fel is
r,t+t INN. diarey the Evansville IndiSnaPolfs
: r eht Line X r miles Evansville. rs miles from
Priuaaton II Newhurgh Is miles Boon
miles the 81 Erie canal Being
latd on tie head Blue Grass it regarded the
most healthy in SnuthernI daBa 1t ISIS rroun1
ed by ming ,ountry. we'll tin er aud well water
Cd II offers u the mechanic many advanta amongst
witch may elassed cheap living cheap fuel, aud an
sun nc OF the best qiaIit, rimser hack mi h
we'll p.tronized and &c h"os me surtor - y
tba farming OF the i'm iate gh hoThnOd a
eu1 suppli with slaves aud 'or-p" ir; the
c.untry end thr tao litlrs 1uTd b the
cal ant tne aeiiitils that will ie 4rd
81 ~ the c6rnrl,t tfr'ad will epate for
varj ~ W q rcia m-yN vansTlFle-nn
I'd. n Gus rms nther mechanics wiii meet with ea-
mr. ent 10 al such wall he If great advsnt &c TO
ma se "a e,rly lection
n of the tow 1t the residence OF Thomas
smith QUE aropr living near the misses VINO
will give any information desrea previ usy the cay OF
sale - - 81 =, 10
oro1rth aud the balance in - months rSm the y
~ IL h. purchaser giving note with approved security.
tn of vaua ion appr4isement laws bear
i ng interest from dat -. : .,.-.,.
gf1ErAM s y HsEr. rrerristsr.,
y,
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az HnT Nit.Hqs ,RM CnMINC.. q

a III tno>, wish sIeap cool Col-
Is hrrn x Her te'grrs ami buy We
u On nd
slzs ever de IN the country any donhts
word let them ell shd vroipee
Ae have g., rie,cef n nd ill Hak order
'prtnS bar attn aud shueg mstres and
-hsn better be o. tanned any Other
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