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n.h,Iion In Anstrlalia.

The last intelligence from Australia re-
ally looks as il revolution is begun
The difficulty which begun there more
than year ago in regard to the licences
which the diggers of gold were compell-
ed TO pay the government, has broken
out afresh, and at Ballaarat the military
have been attacked and beaten when en-
deavoring 10 enforce the licence. About
1000 Of the diggers assembled alter
wards and burnt their licences, resolving
not to submit to the system any longer.
They also resolved to resist the enforce.
ment Of the law, and 10 protect all who
were arrested. The Reform League
as these persons sly led themselves. also
protested against the presence OF soldiers
among them, BY the last accounts the
Colonial authorities were endeavoring TO
enforce the law, and had ordered the
whole military and police force to Bal
Iaarat. An out break had also taken
place at Creswick's creek, and strong
party OF diggers occupied the road 10
Melbourne 10 oreseue the prisoners. The
military force sent to the diggings was
nearly thousand men, with four field
pieces.
Australia is in the incipent stages OF
revolution and will soon be sitting up To-
herself unless the colonial governmen
enlarges the representative element an(
substitutes equal rights for oppressive
taxation of labor and brute force.
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Washington News---ImpOrtant from,
WASHINGTON, March, 10.

Advices from the city of Mexico to the
9th ult., represent Santa Anna daily To-
sing and Aware gaining ground.
1t is said Santa Anna holds several
steamers ready to receive him and his
friends on the near approach of Alvarez,
and that he has sent all he could Of the
seven million dollars he got from the
United States, as well as all his valuables,
out of the country, and has also sold the
claim for the three million dollars yet tc
be paid by the United States.
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We have received the 9th No. Of this splendiC
Drawing Room Companion. 1t far exceeds an.
thing Of the kind ever published. The cngnyingl
ell, are Of the first order, and taking the work rs
whole, reading matter Illustrations etc, it is pcdcC
in every sense Of the word, Price 81 aOr year.
Subscriptions taken at this office. win thepublish
sr be so kind as 10 send back Nos
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appointment by the President,
By and with The adUice and consent ofhe
SendLe.

Gen. WINFIELD ScoTT. of the Army OF
the United States, to be Lieutenant Cen
eral by brevet in the same, for eminent
services in the late war with Mexico. to
take rank as such from March 29, l847,
the day on which the United States forces
under his command captured Vera Cruz
and the Castle Of San Juan de Ulua.
We understand that the PRESIDENT
sent in the nomination on the iUenty sec
Ond Of February, but the Senate has held
no Executive session till yesterday, when
the nomination was Immediately end
unanimously con6rmed.-Nationa In
teHigencer.
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ELIJAH WHITE, Justice Of Peace.
STATE OF New YoRK, 9.
STATE OF Ono, AUDITOR OF SrATE's Opycr.)
Hnlmnnhna Enhrnn... % 1orrN

STATE OF Ono, AUDITOR OF SrATE's OpEcr)
Columbus, February 90, l85S.(
WHEREAS, The Star Insurance Company. 10.
Gated at 0gdensburgh, in the State of Nav
York, has filed in this Office sworn statement
of its condition, as required by the first section
of the Act to regulate the Agencies of Ipsu-
rance Companies not incorporated by the State
Of Ohio, passed May |, 1854: -
And whereas, said company has furnished
the undersigned, satisfactory evidence thai n
is possessed of at least One Hundred Thou.and
Dollars Of actual capital invested In stocks of
at least par value, or'in bonds or mortgages of
unincumbered real estate worth double fha
mount for which the SINE is mortgagsI:
And Whereas, Said Company has Alad In
this office written instrument. under lts cor.
porate seal, signed by the President and Sacre-
tary thereof, nominating aud appointing Jam,.
H. G. Miller, of Jackson G. H., its Agent ior
the transaction of the business of Insurance
and fully and unreservedly authorizing him 10
acknowledge service of process for ani on be.
half of said Company, consenting that scrviee
Of process upon him, the said Agent, shall br
taken and held to be as valid as If 8 rvcd upon
the company, according to the laws of this
State, or of any other State, and waving all
claim Ol error Dy redSoh VI SUCH SERVICE.
Now, Therefore, In pursuance ofthe fret see
ton of the "Act to regulate ths Agencies Of
Insurance Companies not incorporated by the
State of OhiO," pas ed May ] 1854, I, William
ID. Morgan, Auditor of said State, do hereby
certify that the said James II. C. Miller /, au-
thOrized as an Agent 70 the said company, to
transact the business of Insurance In this State,
until the thirty first day Of July, In the year
one thousand eight hundred and fifty five 50 far
as he may be legally empowered so to Do by hls
letter of appointment, and the instructions
which may be given to him by the said Com
pany.
In witness whereof, have hereun.
to subscribed my name, and caused the
L. s. seal Of my office to he affixed. this 9,th
day Of February In the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred & Atty Eve
W. D. MORGAN, Auditor.
The undersigned, as is seen by the above GER
tifcate, has. been appointed Agent of the Star
Insurance Company of 0gdensburg.N Y.
He can In full confidence recommend the said
Company, as a first class and reliable Insurance
Company, to the business community of Jack.
son, j. II. e. MILLER. AGENT.
Office, s. cor RrOadway aud Pearl sts. jack.
son, q. II, Ohio. -
March 3, '55 SO-3w
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Among the extraordinary expendilure!

Among the extraordinary expenditures
Of the next year will be the Texas debt,
81, 0,000, and the regular appropria.
tons will be increased over last year by
$l6 900 900; we may calculate upon an
expenditure of $9o0OO,0 and reve.
nue. probably equal TO that of the presnt
year. that is $60000,0O0.
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Mr. PmLLIPs. an American citizen, ar.
rested some months ago in Switzerland.
being mistaken for Mazzini, has been
paid by the Swiss Government two thous.
and francs damages for the few day
detention TO which he was subjected.
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The venerable widow oithe late President
Harrison has recovered her usual health.
1t will be remarked that this widely es.
teemed lady was, during the winter, for
many weeks, at the verge Of the grave.
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The Know Nothings, who have taken
charge of the National Washington
Monument, propose TO raise the means
for its completion by contributions Of 81
from each member OF the organization.
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A writer in the New York Herald
states that Bishop Hughes holds prop.
erty in his hands belonging to the Calh,
olic Church Of New York, amounting 10
$25,OOO.OOO. ......
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DENTISTRY --Dr Work, Surgeon aud Dentist is
stopping at tho "Isham House" where he will be
happy to receive calls. professionally. Specimens
Of bis work may be seen In bic rooms. See card in
another column
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1--WE are compelled to e1actadvance payments on
ell Attachment Administrator and Executor notices.
Tka will save US great deal Of trouble, and also.
ali parties concerned. We hope this viii be borne
in mind.
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HTRev wm. Hatfield, who II will be rsmom-
bsrsd, has been 80 Congratulated with serious NAL
sdy. is yet in very critical situation lie friends
sutertAin little hope Of bic recovery.
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Af. Burnett has issued a prospectus
for new weekly literary and temper
ance paper, to be called the "CincinaaH
Home Journal"
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The Indiana Legislature adjourned on
Monday last, refusing to elect single
officer. The Indianapolis Journal says;
ave have no United States Senator for
the Governor can't appoint in this case;
we have no State Agent. no State Prn-
ter, and no officer Of any kind whose
election was eJoyned upoa the Legisla.
inre.
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SPRING GOODS,
Attachment Notice.
William Shope,
VS.. , In Attachment.
Joseph Yates.

Joseph Yates.
A 4 my instance an order of attachment was
n issued by ]. Edward Jones, Justice of
the peace of Madison Township, Jackson coun-
ty Ohio, against Joseph Yates, non resident
of said Jackson county, for the sum of forty
seven dollars and forty five cents Said order
was issued on the 2Slh day of Feb. A. D. 1855
and has been duly served and returned also
the summons accompanying the same. has been
returned, "not found" Whereupon the cause
was continued until April 18th, A. D. 1855, at
10 o'clock 4. M. The said defendant is further
notified, that the said plaintiff will testify in
his own behalf on the trial of this cause.
WILLIAM SH0PE.
march IS, '55 5l-3w
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The Galveston News expresses the
opinion that Texas will aocede to the
terms Of the Texas bill which has just
passed Congress, We have no doubt of
it. They will take the $7,775 900 put
il in their pocket, and then petition Con-
gress TO pay them the balance. Let US
see II il does not come TO this.
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Itis stated that the Library of the Hon,
Rufus Choate, including law books, con.
tains 1000 volumes, lining all the rooms
Of the second story of his house.
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The Mayor Of New York has permit.
ted the emigrants in the Sandman frigate
Des Geneys, to land, being satisfied that
they are not convicts,
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loans DErHcToR. principal features Of
bb work, are, accuracy, panetuOity, and the iavCs.
iIisn Il possesses amoug businesimen in general.
The quotations may b relied upon as correct as the
publisher receives oil monies at bic counter at The
vases quoted Terms-- Monthly 81 25, semi-molith-
s. e 90, in advance. T. W. Lord, No. 25I e wet
1Asrd street, Eonih Side, Cincinnati.
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nnr.nr or nor, ,ron pLn,s.

This body holds iG session in this place on Tues.
dsy ncIt, the Goth inst. Those Of our froiads that
ere in attendance on that day, knowing themselves
iadsbted to US, we hope will call aud settle,
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Morse RllIs FOR 1855.

VIZ i'll be printed at this Office, in beautiful
w style, on good type, with amostsplen-
A. did new Horse, Cut, for that purpose.
H9DSN and on excellent paper, on the most
reasonable terms, and with expedition. All or
derS attended to promptly.
March Is, '55 81
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POST OFFICE REGULATIONS.

A postage stamp, cut from stamped
envelope, cannot be used for postage.
A postmaster under no circumstances
is allowed TO open a letter not addressed
to him.
When letters are missed, it is not law
full to charge postage for forwarding
All newspapers having words written
on or in them are subject to letter post
age. TO entitle papers to be sent to bona
Gde subscribers al half a cent each. a full
quarters postage is required in advance.
1t is improper for deputy postmasters
to remove the wrappers of public docu-
ments franked by members of Congress.
No paper, or other thing, except bills
or receipts of publishers, can be sent en-
closed in a newspaper without subjecting
the whole to letter postage.
Bona fde subscribers 10 a oeekIy pa
per, aokose post Office is in an adjoining
county, are allOlOed TO receiUe papers
published in q county in which they HUe
free Of postage.
Any mark with pen on circular
such as date or anything of the kind
subjects it to letter postage.
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The railroad bridge over the Vino
oski river in Vermont, was destroyed by
fire on the 9th inst. The loss will be $50,
900, besides the detention OF business.
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DIED.

On February 4th, 1855, MIRIAM, youngestdaugh-
ter Of Stephen and Catharine Stephenson aged .
months.
Alas how changed that lovely flower
Which bloOm'd and cheered my heart
Fair, fleeting comfort of an hour
How soon we're called to part.
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FIVE CENTS DEARLY EARNED.-A man
named Crocker some months ago appIl
ed to the Railroad ticket office 10 pay
his fare, bu, finding it closed. he entered
the cars with the intention of going to
New London, though he had only fifty
cents with which to pay his passage,
The conductor demanded an additional
five cents, otherwise he would be COM
PEELED to put him out Of the cars. Sew
eral persons employed on The train assis-
ted in thrusting Crocker out. His knee
pan was broken, but he was enabled, by
crawling, 10 reach a house three quarters
of mile distant, and subsequently
brought suit. This was recently tried,
and the jury brought in verdict OF 8 POO
against the Railroad Company.
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Peace Warrant.
William Baker, Sr.
Continued by consent

We copy the following letter from subscriber,
aud suboiu the Post Office Regulations in refer
ence to newspapers: .8u. ...
editors JACKSON STANDIRD"-Sirs:--Some OF
your subscribers in Madison township, would have
no objections to getting their paper free Of postage
although delivered at office just outside their own
county If such is the law, please give an insertion
of it in your paper il it be not too much trouble for
gratuitOus job, and thereby Obi5e subscribcrs.--
Ii authorities about ...... office demand postage
subscribers can then confront them with the law.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
- The Star Insurance Com, ,any--On the
first day of January 1855, as required by the
Act of the Legislature of Ohio, of May ist.
1854.
The name of this Company is the Star Insu-
rance Company which was organized in 1854,
located at 0gdensburgh, N. Y, with Capital
Stock of $l5O,000,00, which is paid up.
The assets of the Company consist Of the fol-
lowing items: l.. as.n.fh
list. Cash on hand and In transmits ,tA
sion, ($7,537 s3).........".... $7,537 50
I'd. No real estate owned by the Com
pany, ..................s...
3D.. Bond and Mortgages on real es-
tate, being first lien, of which a. ..
mount more than 100000 90 is
upon property worth double the
sum for which the same is mort
gagged, ...................... 1885, 400 90
4th. Bi Is receivable and acceptance, 1886 90
5th. Office Furniture, (Ofice furn-
ished), ..................... 100 90
9th. Interest due, unpaid, estimated 900 90
7th. Outstanding premiums. ms,...,... 436 81
9th. Balance in Agents hands SO far
as knOwn,.. .....;........... =. s,G9l 80
The company owes no bank or other
creditors. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
No losses adjusted aud due. ......
Losses adjusted and not due,....... 1852 90
Losses in suspense waiting further
proof, estimated. ated................ 1000 90
Losses resisted by the Company or
! in suspense. e....'............ =. 500 90
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pany except few small items Of expense.
The greatest sum taken in any one risk is
$50u0 the Company have DO rule in regard
to the amount to be insured in any one City,
Town or Village, nor in regard to the amount
alloWe TO be insured in any one block, the rule
being not TO insure exceeding $4,000 liable to
loss in any one fire
The charter is the same as was certified and
filed in the Office Of the Auditor Of Ohio at the
last report Of this Company.
II. G.FooTE, Secretary.
S~ATk OF New YoRK, .,
st. Lawrence Co.
On this 9Th day of January 1855, Henry G..
Foote, Secretary OF the STIR Insurance Compa-
ny appeared before me, and being duly sworn,
did depose aud say that he is such Secretary,
and that the foregoing statement uhscribed by
him is true accordin., to the best of isknowl.
edge and belief.
ELIJAH WHITE, Justice of Peace.
STATE OF New YoRK,
ST. Lawrence Co.
!, George S Winslow, Clerk OF the county
aforesaid, the officer having charge by thelaw,
of said State Of the records Of deeds and mort.
cages Of said county, do hereby certify that the
Star Insurance Company Of fOgdensbu oh, holds
and is ow er Of the same mortgages aud for the
same sums of money as specified in my former
certificate, under date of August S, 1854, and
filed in the Office of the Auditor of the State Of
Ohio, on unincumbered real estate In said coun.
ty, that it is possessed of not less than one hun
dred til ousand dollars SO invested Of the values
stated ininy said former certificate to wit dou-
BILE the sum mOrtgaged and secured, and that
the same are in no way assigned or incumbor.
ed as by the records of this Office appears.
In witness whereof, have hereto set
LIS. my hand and affixed the Seal of saId
County, this 9th dly ofJanuary, 1885,
G. s. WINSLOW, Clerk.
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ErS. II. PARvrs, No. 6S, 4th St., Cincinnati,
L. our authorized Agent to procure advertisements
and subscFiptiOns.
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11rintina.

FJNHE VERY LARGEST and most COMPRE-
i HENsIvE GENERAL NEWSPAPER, BOOK sni
JOB PRINTING OFFICE this Continent, u JOHN
A. GRAY'S corner Of CT and Frankfort SIS New-York,
where EVERY CONCEIVABLE VARIETY OF WORK Is
done With taste and Ms mmoth
Poster Coored Showb, 10 the hsnesomest eheePe,t OF
an Allest Circular Card label plain or fancy Whns
8OOKs MAGAZINES and PAMPHLETS are Stsreotoped,
Electro yped Illustrated Printed and Bound to suit me de-
mards OF the successful Publishers Where sArL OF
the Standard Periodicals Of this cy have orsnsted ana zen
is,ued om his Presses which STILL delivering Thihrf
Of the largest ard most respectable Ne Ia a.
cuTscy. ~ .-... chs, all nartiss
in want Of JOB PRINTING or fRESsWOkh OF any nha
ON DEM AND and a. the lowest poso 1ssn may
.s,.si, ~ at any season Of the year
" John A. GRAY Nos IS and 81 Chf.t. y. I.
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Nrm Dublieations.

TEsHT0NSl!-LITEST FASHIoNs.-Now
Il resdy tie April No. Of rs,,r,s
GAzETTE OF FASHION, ,,,
Containing ali the NEW SPRING a. p,e. to1 Nesds.
Dre,ses Cspes, Mantllss, Bonpets, esps' Ts''e' "
weEk ,nnrxrs npEssEs
p.,isrs for EmtIosdsiias, CroehetwofA' shs
hinge foI re ,nv or r.euyoY
D.. OF ,o,,s By mail free Of post en- feeeiP " P''So
nsl,v ,Tpnijed At the Agency. No los Nsss1 g
pe@s" Ross JONES ToSsEI,
Bookseller md Nswsnsn
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Wafcr.Cure-Dr T. A. KIrrREDGE will lecture
sCROFULA and Its DISEASES, TONIGHT: at the Brook
lyn Institute This 10 the Doctors greatest lecture TO
MORROW NIGHT be will commence a course in Newark
N J.. at Liberty HALL seats free.
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Chances for Businsss Ellen.

4 PARTNER WANTED-Either an active
N Business Nan; or COED L0cKsMiTd with = capital
COO eco. make safe and profit ,be
rent wei established bq.inen with extensive ua Of
c1ton in the Lock Nsrust1iins and Hardware Trsde lately
conducted by Mertgor Lee Co.. Lee T.ltot, aud con-
tinu.d BY John l. TALBOT Cincinnati Ohio whom al.
erts or CHARLES HERssr, No. zle PeerLst Eer. Yorh
Cincinnati. March q, less JOHN L TALBOT.
4 CANVASSER WANTED-A smart. active.
"A Intelligent business Man well acquainted with the
chants this city Of good address canv.sser u the city
for sdverfhemen< One acquainted the business would
be preferred The best Of references required Character
and esp.oity To rceh liberal salary permanent sta
SHIP Of very halt drs Of water; Length deck $40
eet; beam 81 feet; depth, q feet frame Of lysos1 white
oak locust and hacknsfsek thoroughly brscsd with iron
strsps. and row being fitted syproyed
Appiyt 10 JOIN GRAHAM, Ne 70 WsHLA
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The Sixth Edition Now Re

VNHE WING ALMANAC for 1855 contains,
in addition to the usual calendar pages and Astronomical
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED sTATEs-Er
sENxTE OF THE UNITED STATES Member o. and
ROUSE on REPRESENTATIVES Member, of. politically
osssifed.
xXXivh CONGRESS- MEMBER Of, IS far shOsen poiiti
cslly classified
TIE WAR IN EUROPE
Historical and Critical Sketch Of the War between Russia
rs s1d * Rs oeS PSTin n to Jan l. 1850
TIE Rise POHe. and probable Destiny Of che mysterious
rsss r1y S SiT OF aMEcs N0'hn
Table comprising the Names. Square Miles Population,
Capital Chief Exc cuye Officer of each OF the Govern
ments Of North aud South America and the West India
SLAVERY LEGISLATION IN THE UNITED STATES
The sUsve Slave Law Of i7g-Ths a'Ogh GS@propn..
buks Act Of 1854 the Yeas and Nsy. on its passage
faly archaeological Of William II. Seward on the Bull
TEE 9sf fn 81 is hASDs s GRADUATION ACT &C.
TREATY OF RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA &c.
ThEATY WITH MEXICO tGsisden Tsssty)
NATIONAL FINANCES &c
Abstracts Of the Reports Of the Secretary OF Treasury SEA-
rotary Of Navy, Postnsst General, &c.
Al Int g. Facts for Farmers S'
Lit Of he Vessel. Of War Of thu II N.-, Rsts
Guns when snc where built By whom commanded wssr'
ELECTION RETURNS From EVERY STATE IN The
UNION which has he'd election during the year caro-
fully complied and compared with former elections e1
GOVERNMENTS OF THE SEVERAL STATES FOR lss,.
Table containing list OF the states Capitals,
POPULAR VOTE FOR PREsIpENrs IN 1852, ls4s, Ard
1874 and POPULATION Os EACH STATE.
Prce I2 cents slehi 81 per do1eni s7per 100 Posnss
copies Postage on Tbs WIG Almsa.o when prepaid,
GREELEY & mcELRATH,
THIN Rufld Ne York
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Gnmmer Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD WANrED-From the mid
~ 81. Of May middle OF October. fer Gen lensn
Wife Inan-not than hours distance nom the
city soa where the Communication frequent Address
MARSHALL No. $40 New Yoft Pest Office stating eomaia
risa,ion, secoumodson.. terms, &c.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

NILLER.-An American man wants the charge
WI OF GRIsT MILL IN the county address MILLER,
BrotbJnN stating terms, location distance from New
Yors City ard by what Any reply 10 thsw receive
Immediate attention
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pnbbnth school snniversary.-Satba. SehooI \

ntfacbd 10 the Suffolk Church near Desncy wa Ioid
.hsI Annual Exhibition On THURSDAY EVEN No APT D.
a. ocl-ck The exercises will be OF more than usua IN
:eres consisting Of REGULATIONS OIsns Addresse. sod Ds;
losue pointed the prominent evils OF the tne ana
az moral ard instructive chaactr interpreted with vocal
Music Solos Duets a.. The friends OF sao0stn echoo. in
,tuciiop ard al others who desire interesting entertain
mert ave Invited aid this School By .he presence Admit
euta
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To Nervous gufierers-A retired clergyman restored
20 beatn in days after many years OF gea. a
f.rirs IA anxious 10 make tnowl the uesns OF cafe VIII
,sns fse ,be prescription used Direct TO Rev. JOHN NJ
DAoSALL No 81 Sutton. ". Brooklyn, " Y.
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WANTED-By respectable young Woman,
w situ-uon - ChANBERMAID or TO co GENERAL
HOMEWORK IN So al family. Please call for Two days
AZ 100 MsaI.on..t q hocr