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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-15
JONAS H. LEVY.
Importer and Dealer

JONAS II. LEVY.
Importer and Dealer
WINES, LIQUORS, sEGARs,
FINE ERIES.
General Commission and Forwarding
Merchant,
No. AN Penn. Avenue, two doors below U. 3.
Hotel,
WARRINGTON CITY, D. 0.
NJ N. B. Country Merchants are requested TO
give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
III Also, Agent for the FARMEss' AND MECHANICS
FIRK and MARINE, and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Philadelphia, fosthe ports and towns Of Alex
andris, Va, andAGeorgetown, ID. C.
Oct 20--1y
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Mr.. BUTLER presented the credentials Of the
Hon, THOMAS J. RusK, Of Texas, elected .Ssna-
tor from that Stale for six years from and after
the 4th March, 1857; which were read and placed
file
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Hon. JOHN B. WELLER.
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On motion Of Mr.. MATTESON, at a quarter
0 three o'clock, the House adjourned.
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WHERE sHhLLwEGO."

his IS question among many honest
men who have heretofore acted with 20.
litical parties which are now no more
have "shuffied off this mortal coil" OF
have acted u, on principle with parties
which have ignored their wholesome te-
nets and chosen others in their stead. to
which the honest voter cannot subscribe.
In these days OF clashing and wreck.
ln1 OF parties, Of bringing 10 lie new
principles and OF multiplying parties, j,
is question to many not easily answer
ed; but in Iowa i, should not long delay
the voter from choosing his future course
Two platforms are now presented to the
people, On neither OF which single can
dda'e Is placed, bu, the principles are for
the choice of the people.
Let none be deferred from embracing
either because they formerly held TO some
favorte party - that party may have
ceased to exist, or it may have radically
changed its credits present principles
may be agar st the convictions Of the
voses--yet it is his duty to choose one
or the other, and in his choice, net upon
true, honest principles, and not be infu-
eneei by prejudice of party.
There are those within our own knewl.
edge, who having Tough, against the
wing party In times past, ard now fad
ing their views are not represented by
the Democratic patty, desire a place in
the ranks Of some party which does de.
clare their sentiments, yet they fear 10
step out OF the traces lest they should be
called Wings, or aboli,ionists or some
ther epIthets odlous II their ears. This
the worst kind OF cowardice, il is The
lowest grade of slavery - a towards
mlnd-a servlle spirit-a mind subservi.
enl TO the fear of ridicule. Oh, shame,
Ii man has opinions or sentiments on
any question let him svow them freely
and openly is free country and no
one dare modest hlm for it, but TO refrain
from doing il les, he should be censured
Is cowardlce that an American should be
dlsowned for harboring.
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ARRIVAL OF THE .7R9GO.
THREE DAYS LATERpRoM EUROPE.
FURTHER SUCCESS Of THE
ALLIES.

New York, Nov. 6.
The steamship AEago arrived half pas,
three this T. NJ, bringing three days la
ter dates from London.
The capture OF Kinbarn is confirmed
The Allies took 1920 prisoner. including
General Kolauovitch, and Ia cannon.
The following day the Russ ans blew up
the for,ldcaton. OF OschakoH,, point Cd
posIle kinturn.
The Allies have landed 10000 men
near klnf urn.
ST. William Wordsworth is dead.
The Bourse at Madrid is deserted from
panic by the cholera.
A bread demonstration was held ia
Hyde Park Oh Sunday.
Flour and wheat unchanged, with mod :
crate business.
Corn IS one shilling higher.
Cotton declined one-eight = IRE gular
with small sales. Consols eighty-seven
and half.
Up to the IL nothing new had occurred
in The Crimea.
The English have found IN the Kara
belnal immense Russian stores OF am
runltlon and clothing, valued at E7O,-
900.
The Daily .Necs says tina, General
Eyre las been recommended by Gene
raj Sup as his successor, but that
government vii! not accept Simpsons
resignation.
The Bank Of England has increased
tae rate Of discount to per cent for 90
days bulls, and to z per cent for paper Of
longer date.
A commercial panic is anticipated IN
less measures be taken TO suspend the
restrictive clauses of Peel's Bank bill
and to issue paper money.
The Allied expedition which lief, the
Cfimea on the 9th, after making a show
before Odessa, bombarded and captured
klnburn, al important Russian position
al the mouth Of the Dnieper aud Bug.
The fortress Of Kinburn resisted the
Allies with a heavy ire up to the II, on
which day, al noon, the Allies entered
the town.
The Allies have also DESTROYED two
towns, Lamar and Phanagoria, in the
straits Of kertch.
The allie. arc extensively engaged in
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New YoRx, Nov. 9TH.
City returns very imperfect. Com
ple,e returns from l3 wards, and 'ncom-
plete from remaining 8, foot thus: Head
ley, Secretary Of State X. N, l4,O7l
Ward, Hard, r. AGA: Hatch, Soft, $500;
King, Republican, 4,694.
KINGS ConSry.-.In Brooklyn, 10 to
Is wards and five small towns foot up
Hatch 1858. Or. Brandeth elected
Senator.
Aggregate returnslrom The State, thus
far, represent about 1916, 900 votes, and
are distributed in the following proper.
ton: Handy (K.N.) 45,542; Hatch g.
l,496; King (Rep.) 29,0o6; Ward
Oh. )23, 6I3.
Sickles (H.) is elected TO the Senate
in the Sd District, Soft from from the
4,h Petit OK. NJ in the 9Th, Brooks
OK. NJ by 400 in the 9th.
The brig Mermaid, hence for Apalaoh'
icola, totally destroyed by fire at thai
port on the LIST inst. Vessel and cargo
valued at so 600.
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p l. 1 TT OR NJ

Of the american Party, adopted at the
Grand Council held at Io,ca City, on
on the 5fh of Noe 1866.
The Committee appointed to draft resolQt ous
expressive of the scense of the Convention on
he great bn estioas at isle beore the Amsric Va
eople, beg leave 10 make The following report :
lst. RESOLVED That as Americans, we de
clare our continued AMI uIaltcrab,e determine
ton to use all bonorablei efforts to secure such
a modification Of The Naturalization laws, aided
by such an elevation of public sentiments as will
guarantee the three great vital prime pies Of a
republican g3rernment-PoLGriC. AND SPIRIT
uAL FREED MA Pace BIBLE AND FREE SCHOOLS.
q. RESOLVED, That the federal government
being one Of defined and limited power, am0lg
which the power TO easave human bcincsis not
found we most earnestly deay It, rights to up
hold or create slavery in any portion IF the pub
lie donln, or to coantva At It's establishment in
federal territory by any means Whatever. AND
THAT WE ARE CEALTE ABLY OPPOSED TO THE AID
MISSION INTO THE UHroy og ANY IRE SLAVE
STATES.
81 RESOLVED, Tia. slavery il al,,sl ia-tita
ton. entirely aadar tn control Of th,s, States
wee I ia tJlsFatal By Law, with which he peo-
pe + .Ls free States have no r;glt to i3tcrfere.
All IA. vile ~ fully rec syliz.allara will.
ing 10 % ' Ia oblig st;ols with reference 10 i,
imposed b. car National constitution, ye. We
Earn 'stlV pr@c.te aud saau firmly oppose any
effort o. th slave SITES 70 n * t1a N.si14a,
government OF the free States slbsy sieut to the
spreal o p3-ptItg Of tbe sys.en
h. Rcsolrs3 Tn4t the rights Of settler. in
territories to the free aui undistaI1sd exercise
Of the elective fra cl.se, guaranteed to them by
the law ualsr which they are orgtaz:d, should
b. promptly protected by III Ha.io al execu
tive whenever violat, Il Or Threatened
5ta. R83Jleei Th.t the removal Of Governor
r elar, who was honestly and faithfully eaaea-
voriag to protect thu acta4i settlers Of Karlsas
in the regulation Of th@ir eva domestic a14rr
ag siast the iavasioHs % TIE NIB of armed Mis-
-olria n, the Natl mol executive has i'd n.ifei
isse,F E,th ta3ae who yall. sl4vcry la8re than
freed n a4i has fortified the cyaEde &C. aqd re
p c; Of the Ansriala people.
9Th. RssoIrsi, Tais beii.v;as one Of The rar
AN 'aa: i-sl-s b.:ors tAs A nar.ean p op.e to BE-
ols Of freedom or slavery, anl shat its iaal aad
peaceful adjastmsn, depends upon the elections
Of 1855. 1al 4e ring hat LISA may stand side
b. sj!s WITH hsg sisters of The free Stats a hat
contest, he Anarica1 party Of It's State invite
he cftlz4a3 o. Iowa - aafte VII ~ IA in the
Cause Of freedom
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Proceedings of the Cedar County Legis

Procsedin Is of the Cedar County Legis
The Legislature co lvened aud organized by
eiecting the following officers for the water ses
sion
WV III. TUrHuL. Governor.
AARON GILBERT, Speaker.
J. w. B.GLET, Clerk,
WELLS SPrcER, Serg't at Arms.
committee was appointed to wait upon Ex-
Governor Cattell, who appear, d aud delivered
his message verbally.
A committee WIS also appointed TO wait upon
Governor TuthiI, TO report at the next meeting
The speaker announced the following commit
ees
On the Stats Of the Union
J. W. Cattell Chairman,
Wm Nc lain.
Judiciary Committee,
WIN. II. Tuthill, Chairman,
H. c. Plat,
s. S. Daniels.
Notice was given of the proposed introduction
of the following bills:
To secure the universal rights Of Women.
To amend the divorc law Of Iowa.
ToconstrGct railroad from Duront to Upton
Also, from Wilton to Tiptoa.
To grant Gov Reeder his seat in Congress as
delegate from Kansas.
To amend the s:hool laws of Iowa
MA several other bills.
A committee was appointed to revise the rules
of order of the house, AID also committee to
propose bill! for discussion on the next eve
ming.
The House then adjourned until Friday eve
ming at : O'Clock.
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49,. : Halifax. Nov. 9TH.
The steamship Asia, with Liverpool
dates to the 9th ult., arrived here this
A. Nj. Reports steamer Northern Star,
from New York, off Southampton on the
Goth.
War news unimportant.
+ The report that the Russians had blown
up Fl. Nicholas and other fortificat ons al
Otsekoff was confirmed.
Advices from Sevastopol state the AL
lies to be advancing in strong force, the
Russians falling back on their fortified
position.
The Allies were close on the Russians
at Albec, where it is thought they must
make stand, in which case battle is
inevitable.
The Russians on the north side keep
up constant fire on Sevastopol, under
cover Of which they were Withdrawing
troops and concentrating them in Pere-
kop.
A Russian despatch Of the 22d says
the Allies had marched $4,000 troops
from Eapatoria towards Soulstut.
Maj. Delatiela, Maj. Mordecai, and
Capt. McCIelland, American officers, had
arrived in the Allied camp.
The Allied troops had officially repor-
ted in the Crmea, including sick, 2lO,-
| 900 men.
The attitude of Sweden is regarded in
ST. Petersburg with uneaslness.
The English feet near Vorgan was
preparing to leave the few boats at Elsl-
more, and is ordered to England.
The Eussian disaster at Kars is con-
firned though somewhat modified.
Russian loss reported at 1000. The
Turkish 1edoubts were lost and retaken
four times.
The Hungarian General, kewetry
com manded the Turks.
The Russian camp continued beseiged.
They have fortified all the passes leading
to Tihls.
The London Times has a noticeable
article touching American expansion
and says the English government, is omit
ting no opportunity Of reinforcing the
West India squadron, and iu,erposlng a
/
lean continent |, says:
At this moment North America is in
profound peace with the whole world, yet
IN her ports are fitting out piraucal fill.
clustering expeditions destined to carry
war and bloodshed into the doninons OF
unotfendlng neighbors. We cannot be-
Iieve that those who are engaged in en-
rolling men in these criminal enterprises,
contemplate success Of a descent on Ire
land for instance, probable, or even pos
sIble. Ii we can prevent the sailing, or
intercept It mid-ocean, we shall have
done much towards avoiding that which
might arise should it be carried out to-
wards n development.
SPAIN.
One hundred cases of cholera at Mad.
rid daily. Gen. Tacon, formerly COVER
nor of Cuba, died OF it.
ITALY.
Cholera increasing in Tuscany.
Russia has come 10 an amicabie under
standing with the Pope, respecting the
nomination Of Catholic Bishops in Pc.
land
Ii is rumored that the government Of
Naples Las committed gross outrages on
some American citizens. Particulars un.
known:
The British Consul is on trial a, Co.
logne for enIstng men for the British le-
gIon.
The Asia left for Boston this forenoon.
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Trouble with EngIand.---tIay,o, mud p,u-
wer Treaty.

New York. Nov.
The Washington correspondent, of tb,. Conf. ,
anu Enquirer, states that official al vices az ,nnh
Importance were brought by Mr. Buchanan bv
the last steamer
Lord Palmerston, after years of solitit, ,ion
Tor a decision has at length explicitly declared
that her haje-ty's government will no, cont,,n
70 Tue American construction Of the Claw tan AM
Balser Treaty will not abandon The nex colo.
ny OF the Bay Of Islands will not rAco,niz !, ,ho
old boundaries of the Central American Ra,nh
nc, a. those intended by the treaty and viii M,
rciinqnish The protectorste over The Nosanato
Islands The Clayton and Bulger Treat IL
thefeupon repudated By both countriaa ana
therefore no longer exists Thi, xnectaI
change in the relations Of the United Stat.. 10
wards Central America will Lead to a mast n,
portant political revolution. The enternrise !,
Walker and Kinney will 90 IN bring 10 he ones
ton OF annexation in form which canna, no
evaded Two separate propositions for the an.
nsxatloD ofthe states have already been made to
the present Administration, the sole oh.taela -
which was the Clayton and Bulger Treaty
No additional troops have been ordered 10
Texas bat the War Department In. sieniaed n.
approval Of Gen. Smiths plan Of removing III
forces already there. ''''
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Tor Memberships address q. +. DERRY
AZ eithe, Of the principle oiices-"k nir,.r
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subscriptions received by WV. II. Tur,,,,
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SAM NOT DEAD YET.

| We were present and participated in
the Grand Council of the American Or
der OF Iowa, held at Iowa City on the
9th inst. Il was matter Of no secresy,
as some of the pro-slavery and foreign
parers had published the call. The Coun-
Gil was well attended from all parts of
the State the meeting was eni huslasilc
and good feeling prevailed. A plat.
form was adopted, which we publish this
week. We are well pleased with the po-
si,ion taken by TIE Council--it is bold,
manly stand in favor Of northern sent.
men,s, and should be sufficient to dispel
from the mind OF every one, the predic-
ton that the American Order is pro-sla-
very in lis tendencies,
And now the issues are before the peo-
pIe~-the Democrats have promulgated
their creed, it is whisky LIST, slavery ID
and foreign rule Sd, being a triumvirate
of doctrines antagonislic to every feature
Of Republican government. 1t is a
platform made by Office holders, eulogi.
zlng their master aud licking the hand
that feeds them.
But the American party place their
creed before the people--it is political
and spiritual freedom LIST, free men %.
free Bible and free school 3D.. 1t is
platform made by the independent free
men of Iowa, dictated by their own con-
sciences, and a desire to sustain aud per-
petuate cur free institutions aud protect
human rights without the intervention Of
the southern oligarchy or Jesuitical intol-
eranCe.
1t is now for the people to choose on
winch Of these platforms they will and
to decide whether they will supper,
Frank Pierce and 10 his imbecie, priest
ridden, slaveocratiC administration, and
support the extension Of slave territory,
or whether they viii embrace the true
republication doC,tines of political and
spiritual freedom, free territories and
freedom from foreign domination.
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SIerin's sale.

virtue 81 an execution 70 me directed. ia
- sued out of The csrk's Office Of the pi.-
tfict court, ia and for the county OF Cedar
and sfaie OF Iowa, in favor Of Joseph Lind ey
and asain.t samuel Swaa. have levied nnon
the lots /, ., Ia in block 90, and 10 lots Al, of
block -, All said lots being situated IN ill., tow
OF Rochester, u Cedar county, Iowa. taken "a
Tue property OF Samuel swab. to satisfy said
execution, and shall offer the same FOR sale at
public cutlery
On The 2lM day Of .Norsmber, 1865,
at The cart house door ID said county between
the hours Of O'Clock, a. M, and 4 o,cloe.
OF SAID day, 10 satisfy said execution anl
costs that may accrue thereon.
JOHN II. BiRELEY.
triton, Ocl. -, sa5 Sheriff Cedar ro
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SUICIDE AT Dlxos.--The Telegraph
notices a case of suicide OF girl, aged
about sixteen years, named Helen hol'
den, which occurred in Dixon on MOD
day last. The girl had been cruelty
treated by her mother, and step-ia'her
had .enduced her at the age OF fourteen
and that iIlci, intercourse had been sub
sequen,ly INDUCED, between them Al
near as could be ascertained, the victim
was Influenced to commit sell destruc'ioi
from fear Of becoming a mother.---El
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Sheriff Sale

IN virtue Of three wrtts # attachments IN me
- directed, issued out Of the Clerks otiee r.
sne bsr'"t eoart N and for { dar county.
Nta'e OF Iowa, and against Robert A. PIT, euper
an" 5ohn ID Wheeler, anti In favor 10 Charles
NJ d and joan u starr and Huntington,
Nadsworth ard Park. | attached the ,,e,.as
ware and merchandise n said pifteuger AMI
"heelef which being examined bv three com
Pe'eht persons and reported TO be perisbahI.
aud Ia danger Of waste will therefore ofEa~
Tor sale at paahc yenlae, for cash. at thar
sore room IN Upton Iowa, the goods. ware
ana merchandise Of said firm on the I3lb
Day II November, 1855, lad from d2y ia dav
u, GREATER until sad goods are all sold said
5aie % commence at O'Clock 4. VI. Of said
10y sha continue from day 10 dav until .ai a.,
''e law requires JOHN H. BIRELEY,
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Legal Notice.
The State Of Iowa,
Cedar County, SIS.
10 BENJAMIN Rush petr;can

Sf yon are hereby notified that there i,
now on file IN the Office Of Clerk of the Ms
rlcl court y SAID county, petition Of John P.
LOOK Claiming II you two Hundred .ud s,y-
en'y i've dollars, as money nas Justly ans
h'm rom son Tor money furnl.ed and atyan-
sea oy him for you during the ye,r. respective.
rom a. ID 1913, 10 A, d 1852, and FOR
Nh =, PoPffly ehargaole in an account,
oi'i OF particulars Of which is ATTACHED 10 sa;d
leiuoh. said petition is under oath and
cams the sum o. one hundred and seventy
~, ns' aet'a, to be due plaintiff after Allowing all
= 'ns' ana petitian prays are attached agasnst
you property for tie reason tina. vou Arc -,
feslar"t OF the State Of low, aud Won are mott
neu 'hat 'he sheriff Of SAID county has return
e. you mot found" and that uules.you appea,
A. A. a.,svef saii petition, on or before the fiji i
Gay of the next term ~ said district 49,
,sfm commences on the second Monday affsr
ule lnrih Monday in April 1856. default will
I. ehtsfeh against you, and judgemet rendered
against you thereon. Jobn =, Ct
(hi2) John & nIlla
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VASHlNGToS, NOV Z.
Mr.. Appleton, our Charged Affairs
a, London, has transmitted dispatches to
the State Department, announcing the
ordering Of lrrge British feet to our
coast. This, together with the augmen-
tation Of the French West India feet,
has excited some sensation here.
Mr.. Wheeler's Interference in the
Nicaragnan civil war is regarded as
unau,horiz, d, and his recall is net i'm.
probable.
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NEW YORK MILLINERY.

MISS EDGAR would inform ths Ladies Of
Ill Upton and vicinity. that she mas received
a good assortment of Straw, silk, Satin, and
Velvet Bonnets, OF the latest New York Styles.
AlsO:-A fun assortment OF Ribbons, Flow
ers, Feathers, etc.
From long experience in the business, thinks
she can give satisfaction.
ROOM-an the West side Of Court House
Square, in tha house formerly occupied by DR..
"A
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EhTRfY BY H8RE
IAhEs UP by AARON Davla

Al h. residence in Iet.a ro,.a'h; n
n WI. county, - The 10th DAY Of rs
80 one dark bay maze. win eolias Az----l-
~ en- me shoulders. little white on three - ~
49, nc most on the lett tour foot ahonIlas,
~. aasi, supposed to be Is years oId sar,
~ y the humps when used Tbra. -,
~ ~ ana 2 praised at 500, before Alex H.
Nov lib ias4) Comm. m ~, r;l
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road making and I.ut building, not emily
along the plateau de 10 Cherssnese, bat
all alon, the Tchernaya line up 10 the
Alsu. The line of the railway has been
adopted for the main read from Balakla.
Va to the camps N the neighborhood OF
Sevas,aOnl
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The Davenport Gazette Is at error il
saving that we have two families Of Free
Lovers or Passioua Aaraclious.s' in
Upton. We SAID las, week there were
two antilles IN the county - il is but
noae ia this place no indeed, this IS too
good a town to contain such decisions.
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MILLINERY,

Mrs Van Houton would respectfully inform the
friends and the public generolly, that she is pre-.
pared to do every description of millinery work
on shortes notice. Orders from the country at
tended to promptly, silk Bonnets and dress
caps &c kept constantly on hand. ResideD re at
Mr.. STAIRS North.wes Of tie Steam Mill.
ny
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Additional from Niso.ia.
NJ M ~ NJ,

-I II / " 70 n Ll 4NUFt >.
The result On State ticket Is still close
and doubtful. Senate, Ii Republicans
and Democrats elected Assembly
as far AS heard 81 Republicans and 33
Democrats. The north aud north west
ern portion oil the State remain 10 bear
from.
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Latest from Observation-Disclosures Elected!
MILwAukEr Nov g.

Twenty three counties heard from -
Bias hford's majorIties. 9,03l; Barstow's
ma jorites 7,4l5 Bashford $50 ahead,
with Is extreme Northern counties 10
hear from.
BY private dispatch from Milnau-
kee we are assured there Is every prob
ability Of BasLiord's election. Eds.
Ciicap0 Tribune
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Gprtial advertisements.
Milliners and Mantua Makers

MISS DAVIS & MISS YOUNG, would respect
vi fully invite the Ladies of Upton, ana pup
lie generally, to call at their residence on tns
corner above the Eagle Hotel. They VII tuih''
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