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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

INLAND ROUTE TO CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, sA-
i vsnDah New Orleans, &c., Norfolk. Time to Nor
folk hours Through tickets To Weldon c. Passengers
going South from new ork by taking the large and
dious side wheel steamship Jamestown" Saturday
noon from er IS North river foot Of Cedar street. arrive
Norfolk next afternoon, there they will find continuous
Of railroads extending through the States Of North
Carolina, Georgia. he aG0rdng speedy, safe and
great Southern mail line Passage and stateroo
ciuded to Norfolk, 81; steerage - Apply 10
LUDLAMS { PLEASANTS, 80 Broad vay.
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er's belsamic mixture Of cubebs and copaiha Ia scet
tc compound Of the medicines made erpresav Tor
Graduating the disorders these medicines used nr II d
the most certain safe eecual and re-d, ever intro
duced II has cured ousands and not single complaint
hem made. Sold at u bottle nj lis Franklin Sent
BY express, and circulars by posi-.
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harms FOR SALE.-5O IMPROVED FAR rs, IN
Orange county with facility To- dairy business
Ao 50 other farms om 10 TO 30 miles from New York Also
and village residences tho hudson and neat
in Brooklyn apply to O. H. OLIVER Sixth avenue,
foreh opposite the Crystal Palace from ~ to IL A. n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12

The NUMBER OF VoTEs.-The whole white
population of the United States, for instance,
over q years of age and to be presumed, en-
titled to vote, is about 100000, and yet the
votes cast at Presidential election seldom
exceed 3, 100000, leaving 100000 of inhab-
itants who do not use their franchise. In the
State Of New York in 1852, the voting popu-
lation exceeded 100000, yet the votes return
ed did not much exceed 100000. In Massa-
chusetts, the white males over twenty-one,
are nearly 100000 and yet the vote in 1852,
was only $4,000, showing that nearly two
thirds of the adult population, for some cause
or other, had staid away from the polls. And
the proportion is nearly as great in several
other States.
Is there any cause of surprise, consider
ing these facts, that in an excited canvass like
that which has just passed, that the popular
vote should be largely increased over that
given in ordinary elections? Cannot the re-
suits of the last elections, in this State be &C
counted for, without resorting to the suspicion
of frauds and importation of votes? If two
fifths of the voters refrain from the exercise of
the right, on ordinary occasions, we ought not
to be surprised to see an increase of ten,
fifteen or twenty per cent in numbers, in a
highly excited canvass. 1t is very easy to see
where the gains to both sides were obtained
without charging either one with importing
voters
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For the Journal.

For the Journal.
EDITOR OF JOURNAL:
L "there are none so blind as those who will
not see," it is equally true, there are none so
dull as those who will not understand.
In your two column leader of Monday, you
no doubt convinced yourself if no one else,
that the City Council are acting very unwise-
ly, nay, disreputably, if not dishonesty,
in withholding the Bonds from the Straight
Line Railroad Company and reassert that they
have shown no good reason for Withholding
them. 1t is unnecessary to repeat the posi-
ton of the Council; that is a matter of record,
and sustained by the unanimous vote of that
body If in point Of law, they are wrong
the remedy can be applied by the courts. In
point Of equity-in justice they k1aoeo they are
right. Here the matter rests for the present
l will not follow you in all your vague and
underlined positions of progress, even to the
verge of agrarianism, nor shall | say anything
of your diSparagement of age and experience,
which carries with it no weight in a rejecting
community. Like ''vaulting AMBITION" sit
DER leaps ITSELF" But | have no doubt you
think with yourself, as Mayor to hold the
reins, and Council of sprightly young men
as your assistants to spur on the old logies,
you could guide the car of city government to
prosperity or to - [ will not say where.
You seem much chagrined that the Council
did not charge Messrs. Smith and Carpenter,
with mismanagement, or distrust in their
management [ am sorry you did not have
better opportunity to defend them; still with
out it, you have managed to get on good
deal of soft soap Gas much as some editors
do when they are well paid for IT'D but in this
case, it is all for the good Of the city.
On the charge against the Council of having
"shurked their responsibility" 1 hope now
you will acknowledge your error; at least it
would be manly to do So after the vote of Mon
day evening by the Council. The "anti demo-
cratic, aristocratic, old fogy principal Of
which you spoke in your editorial Of Monday,
you will find recorded in the fortieth clause,
of the thirtieth section, of the city charter and
when you get to be Mayor it would be well
enough to have it repealed. Still l should think
after your laudation of your "beau ideaI'' of a
man, as better than ga thousand ordinary
men," you would have but little use for De-
mocracy.
Your remarks about the "old men, whose
career in life is drawing to Close" show
soul dead to every sentiment of filial pety,
and envy not your feelings. / turn, however,
with more pleasure to your apostrophe to
young men, the general sentiments of which
approve. In the hopes of the young, in the
purity of their principles, in the advancement
of their moral, intellectual and pecuniary i'm
provement, feel deep and abiding interest,
and for their good I have a prayerful heart;
to them 1 also appeal For the honest laber-
ing men, of whom you speak so highly, have
great respect, for 1 am one of them. Now for
another two column article from you, and we
will dismiss the subject.
NJ. w. FOSTER.
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ASTONISHING CURE WITH ONLY ONE
EkilplpH

JOS. B. HALL e CO., say:
PREsQUE ISLE. Arosslook Co.. Ne, April a. 1884.
We herewith send you a performed
by the of the German Bitters;
think Mr. CLARK be ofveracity and have doubt
of the truth of his story
Messfs. Jos. b. Hall e Co.-Gentlemeu-In answer
your Inquiries. will that my daughter. aged
has been complaining of pain in her side for six
years, and about the first of January
taken down and confined her bed The pain her side
besides troubled with
her shoulders in From reading
performed by Ho0Aand's German Bitters was
induced it in her and your pur
chased ONE She had taken it but days when
she began improve, and taking
te she enjoying health than she has
She feels pain side any part her body
attributes hsr ENTIRELY to the Geman Bitttrs
Salmon Brook, Aroostook OK. Me.
See advertisement. novI VIM. CLARK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12

o. A movement is on foot in Canada to
procure the passage of an act by the next Ca
madam parliament, to prohibit blacks coming
into the Province; and by which fugitive slaves
may be sent back to the United States. NJ
merous petitions on the subject were sent to
the Home Government, year, ago, to which
no response has been given. In many of the
Districts of Upper Canada the worthless black
is retarding the settlement and i'm
provement of the country.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12

RCholora being disease all dreaded
will be well for all to bear in mind that preventive.
Dr. j. Hosteters celebrated Stomach Bitters
head and therefore all should keep supply hand during
this weather. Its dHeet the Stomach when
organized by diet and its vivyng influence the
tenn is truly asonishngkand cannot be described. but felt
when direction bottle. Further
upon them would he superuors they known
wide and for sale by dealers generally all the United
States. Sold by HALLOCK 81 STODDARD.
oet23 W0OLSEY IL SAWYER.
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FREMONT,
THE MUsTANG CANDIDATE.

IF Col Fremont had many friends the Mustang
ment the opposition could draw corporas guard.
Mr.. Fremont remarked in his dispatches President Fill
while Transporting horses cattle plains
Mexico. THAT if the Government would
eral supply of Mustang Linimen would
OF his losses This important for all Farmers and
Liverymen to know. The Mustang Lniment is a
full article beast always be used for
Sores. Swelngs Stiff JOINTS Burma Bruises Rheumatic
Palms. &c. and for Galds. Sprains, Spavins Ringbone
&C.: horses. BEWARE OF INVITATIONS. The Mustang
is sold by all respectable dealers everywhere
BARNES PARK
Oetl7-lm - Pro pretors. New y ORR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12

THE Pork SEAsoN.-The Messrs. Hunt
opened the season at Louisville on Monday
last, by the slaughter of 150hogs. Small hogs
were freely offered there at four cents.
We learn that the views of buyers in this
and adjoining counties, range from 1878 to
$3.50 per 1o0lbs for inferior to first rate hogs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12

o. Doesticks is about to bore the world
with another book. The superlative degree
of fatness, was reached by "Philander'' long
ago, SO that his new work may be an improve
ment upon his others.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12

GIVE publish this morning the last num-
Der of the Campaign Journal, filed as usual
with large amount of reading matter. Cop
les in strong wrappers for mailing, can be OBJ
tanned at the sanetum.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12
ENTOAnEN MARE.

w so doz ASST red and blue
5 do Cedar Buckets; !:
IL nests 6 eaehl Tu rs; u
10 do ass,d Cedar Tuba. p
5 doz Trays
crate sssid Cedar ChGrns:
Just reed and for sale at Cjnein
6ep23
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HUsT RECEIVKD BIZ RAILROAn.-

- 20 bbls Tanners Oil;
20 box papered Salartaus; Z
10 do Corn Starch for cooking;
leases Soap fancy;
10 baskets Olive Oil;
80 doz Toy Buckets;
20 cases Brandy very fine;
20 bdls Half Bushels, j. B.:
5 c's Wood Bx's Bald in MT;
so hx fine cut Chewing To baceo;
5 cases British Lustre;
25 dog Jute Bed Rope;
10 bales Gloves;
10 bags Pepper, for salelow hy
oce10
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Daily Freight Trains and Terrc a.
40 A. M on which local passengers will be taken
30 For information through Tickets APPLY at the
Conpanys transportation 0ce head Locust street
@nsEilie. -, 1el4 J. j. DANIELS, Supt.
adv. nd copy, -~sA-0S S~Ae Vu VAns3
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ADAMS, ExPRESs CO1TPaNy-
E%5E { =Ts555HFE5f T EE5sEE Esy7sSFsa-1
~ " 4-AEs y lassss VI ~ iisI5iEI
eSsZ ~ - Esfs% s.EsS y EESST FkE3fTr
NEW ARRANGEMENT

FTNHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
nounce to their friends the public EyansvilIe and
vicinity that they have determined to open an once al
yansye to be devoted exclusively the of
the business OF their Line and appointed Mr. GFO
W. MCBRIDE as their gent who from past conneccn
with tn business perfectly mliar with all the coates
and the details Of their operation This has
been made with the sole the facilities
the Express and thereby derabiIit, to h
co accomplish which the best Of our local aren
will be especially directed " 800 s-esA
All persons having business with company will pleas
call on Mr. MaBrlde at Office street be
tween Locust and Main who alone authorised act
nov2-dtf ALFRED GATHER
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

RATES.
One ten lines less time, 50e three times,
week 81 so; two weeks. So so; month,
months. So 81 six months, SO; year. Discount
larger Advertisements Cards of six lines under
No charge for marriage, death religious notices
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notcesin this place. cents per line nserton
20 cents line three times; 80 line week. dis
counton longer time.
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THE undersigned has established shop Locust
second door above the Sherwood House, where
found at all times the choicest He
services Of Mr. E. H. Mosley experienced
who will eepthe shop constantly supplied with the best the
market affords. oetI3-6w VIM. ENRICH.
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ne Buckets;
IS doz ass,d Wash Tubs;
10 nests tssaeh) do;
IS DO Wooden bowls;
5 dSz ass'd Chasrns;
2eases brass hoped BEs keGos
Innati prices ny
z. Il. COOK d SOS.
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$500 IN GIFTS
TRTRETTEn Dr1nDnDnKnMr

Dl1ssITlRLBtITED IN EQUAL PROPORTIONS
every 1000 Books; all the 81 Books sold
w for 81 The Gifts consist and Silver Watches
god and silver pencils gold locke gold rings gold pens
adesear drops portemonnas redicues
&c. Sc Any person sending order VIII be
entitled to book and gift extra Orders
VIII reeeie prompt attention, and will by or
Also, Mrs Stoves novel ',Dred vols eift as
above. J, S. ANDREWS 40 Nassau st
CasaIoaueEsent to any address. nove- Am
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20 box Ink;
20 do papered Soda;
10 do Extract Lemon cooking
20 box Fig Blue;
10 boxes Olive Oil; r.f
so kegs Soda;
20 boxes Clothes Pins;
5cases Wood Boxes. 5 in nestj
; 5 bbls Wood Fsucets;
!; 5 bbls Putty in hladcersS
3 cases Cigars; r.
rs doc Juse Clothes Lines;
10 bags Pimento;
TENNEY & soRENSoE.
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RELIGIOUS BOOKS.
HNPISO0PAL Prayer Books and Bibles ofmany kinds;
IA Spurge0n' 8 Nermons. the modern Hhitted
The Prs. Iron Wheel Tynge Bible Companion;
Methodist Hymns and Select Melo dies;
Ursaline Manuel st. Vincent Manual. &c, &c.
noV12~@ DOBELL L. LISTER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-22

THE COOLIE TRADE E-WHOIFSnF u,SS,cn,
rue atrocities OF the COOle trade from China bav. -,
eu % N'ersa' Indignation, both among those who know
'De! are generally the result of gnOant Or brutal manage
mcit and Others who understand nothing about the 80,
anu make no distinction between hired coolies uho a.,
'a''' aS saves anu voluntary emigants Who pay for
'ht'f ""t passages But all former Instances have bs.n
Jusr been received "A'e
The horrible tale may be briefly old:-The W.v.,,.
al American slip OF $50 tons receItly s.ld g-o 80,
with Az coolies tor Havana or CsIlao Tbee. o' nv
ing died shortly after her departure the 6rst n,., :;
'o'u"anu OF the vessel brought her Manila for IN.
Plpo-e OF procuring another officer TO take his plac
Vn auchoung at Cavte IL would appear the mar r..
alarmed the captain Of the port about tb. ..n,.,, -
ut"n OF the ship, which prevented free intetcorrs
Win her and A., beside the captain one of ,ho
coolies had died, the prjudices of the Chinese ,o 81,
deH At the mode n which the burial was about to M, CON
ducted or at some other Unexplained treatment of the
dead bodies. " ue
But the only explanation accorded TO them ,s the
"s revolver aud shooting down one or more of tbir
number, the heing driven without ,I5c,I, - i
made secure under matches, without amy prgc.,,;o -
appSen's without any thought about ventilation Tbs
''e hereafter attended the captains funeral and speut
te uAN o" snorc and wa until after midnight tbt
the agents OF the ship, HhO may till then have r. -
ware no" the matter stood, took alarm and Insisted ,L,
r mate shod then ascertain the state of his human b,
ana 80, at two O'Clock next morning twelve hour y
hatches bad been put uu they wrr,. ., ,i 80 wy
l"o hundred aud hity coolies were hieless corus,s g.
h'e m"r" we're mis-inc leaving only lts of sbon, -.
are not likely % survive. '
The mate and crew ave hrc.u ifrp,i.,,...i D. a., g.,
sh authuutie- and itis said that the United ST., -
so' lrcHne- to take any cogiztnce IT the matter n,b
''ohr ships have recently kft China under ctcur,s,
' 'uo s'Ouni To- apprehension that they may not com
ie't teT VoNages without disaster H. connecton .,h
TINS subject (which has hitherto been t,.,,, - -
lchitgl We may mention that the Governor of NJ. -
'V'ed w" Portuguese subjects charged with bu,i,g
NaH. Noe. 10. '"'"a
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nu i'.9 = e. u, ~ hs;, Z, !, 1,S Y G,l. q 3.T

"AHlrfed. t.ty LiHger olsn Rslisris af Hin4~
bN. D. q. va RRANo of Baltimore, haviu. ,l a. y.,.
~ eNperieFce IN curing sere; disease, viii positively guar
ai'rr cure n The following ds-ass. syphilis Csn,r Cr
hrn 1ey stricilrcs Srmill Wcakue-s Pains n ts f,.
Won OF e loins and Kidney. Nervous a-ctau and 4I
arising "m iurr1icucr Boo youth, uauy urta i. f,y f,
required mouths -gi De- will CaTsf,e. under f1r'itr- h. r
diet W '''''''toh i
Ut MurrHy Medicine Is strictly vegetable can T. st t
Gpfvss any of he United Sstes PrI.r sfu -
u M '-c, who're ht rttnts dsltshei tle none, viii H. r
unii One Talkser Is warranted v1tr
" NurrF N, Prau street morc Md tnosi pasil and y
oftte. " 'i'' '. Hr
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HARDWARE.
PAIL DEPORTATION, Isa

FALL IriPOkTATION. 1893.
w. -. q: q. DONNAN
No. 10 Pearl ST.. Richmond, Va,
iMPOHTERs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IL FINE AND HEAVY
HARDWARE, CUTLERY GINS.
AVE received by -hp " Fhiels" and
Atshic aud "Pactc,' from England. their ~-..-zs
fsn importation o Birmingham ant Sh-f ~ HARD <t<1s(
WARf, CUTLERY and Guns: sn FROM
,"rss n our own country fun
AAhfutAN GOODS, selected with
upon The most aVoa- terms, ant embracing variety
stock Sortfy TIE attention and examination Of
O Goods -iap' particularly COR the .-Ason.
full aud complete. viz
Pen, Pocket aud Tabi, Krve,
Razor, Scissors snd sil.ar.
Lack- oi al Kinds
ftvs oi description
Hollow Ware, Ovens, Pot-,
s,ov~is and Spad.s
Axe, Saus, Hammers and lIatchst.
single and Double Barrel Guns aud Ires
Coal Hods fend,rs Ciudrr
Traces Los. Coil nd utle C1,ains
Steel Of different kind.
Curry Combs, fry Pans,
Together with all other article. usually
Ne are particular 20 keep constantly larv- ana eur
and Baaiisag MirJuIse. ''
We r'ccuiy solicit continuance of the patronage literally
sos upon - Tor number u
ai othsrs "f our ability and determination - low A. ,nv
satisfaction s''
B-Partulsr and prompt attention given to orders ssai,
10 W ~ ~ -.
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NUMBER 10.
The Hero of the Crime,,

a London correspondent Of the Journal Of Com
merce, whose prcjudiceS against England may max,
MIN think A. he wishes, anticipates an early ruptur,
oi the AngloFrench alliance. The same writer tells
rs who Is the man of the allied army who has real.
" won laurelS in the Crimea. Ii i Gen Bosuuet
who wins battles by humming the M,rseile. hymn.
a song intcrdicted ON the soil of France
We copy the following
rupture OF the S'tsats cordai> appears To m. 10 bs
inevitable When the commenced Ipui. N,no
leon designed to place himself at the head of m. A
mics, ana marching them victory a. M. ;u,y,,.t
would be the case; to achieve military renown ..ron
ia modern times to that OF hts uncle only But he son,
had To relinquisn his ambitious anticpaton- ,
saS that II lie quilted Paris for H.. ., M hc.,
ties. the chances that he might never h n.,,,,,
TO return No understands better than himself Dr.
s'st tenure by which he holds hi. u-ur ped mn.
rial power. f'
More in despite Of all the obstacles which h.
r~-'i tn the creation u ia France by IN. var
other than hs own, such occurrence ha. tr.n-or .
'n'iaied IN former letter would be the case and /.
daily becoming notorious. The tact eanno, h. eon
crHied iFOm Frenchmen who have an in-atia oy. for
Soniyns valOruus deeds that Bo.auet i thu .,,IJ-
hero of the Crn-a. Ills exploits at Alma and tL.,n
alone created tor him reputation fully equal 10 that Of
AN uenel oi the age; but when the capture OF seb,.
toPo i added To them, With all the incidents connected
.nereNith ms cup OF military glory Is filed to overflow
ing IL will be recoeced that the brid.d Pres, of Ir,nc
''eu t't the hslakon was carried amid the cries of
r're E"perr"r in accordance with Bosquets order.
1t nov turns out that such not the fact When Rs
iue' appolched the mighty tower which he was 10 pros
ue, Or with h- division. perish in the att.nnt n.
commenced humming IL low strains the Marse,es hymn
WIN the queSness OF thought, every officer and soldier
"n'er hl- command were chanting their voices ton ia
"'eh "- own WAS among the lOui,st What Frenchna.
VINO would not march To victory death under thi,
oulinsPrtng national anthem II YOU have seen Rachel
dot H. YOU may form some conception of how French
pAulo-an TO their imperishsble credit be- il .aid
rnnchnen are all patriots, feeLs it, Truly NAV il b,
d tat Byron vas correct ia his assertion that Truth
Is sometimes stranger than fiction when it is understood
that the song and the which contributed To aehv
military feat that surpassed are forbidden
TO be sung in the country by its uler) which prosted
30 much by that feat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-22

vNoN the last hrrs have ben business,
only 70 nye aud eonparatssly lev oi-rs whom
have Instructed Tor the 70 tI each, which has
At t. rate of from t8EO per Anu having
arrangements 10 Europe Spring
h"-h a desr"us of giving fall Instructions the
prrso who VIII remit the Of oSE dollar. induces,
from ~ success have been favored wih
shoNgmehe haN" received from thoss have instructed
M' ana -o are inakng from io t5
person To Of
making sm, fortune Their about the busin...
herein alluded To- Reference - e
cards VI character aud lean also rier PHILADELPHIA
ss w a. IN THIS CITY, Nu have stlhu months embarked
~. husnts- aid Who viii testify that they making
flo per day at THE u business
gentlemen enRagv. aud m perfect
Income SEVERAL ladies Ia yarou, parts
istd whom hsNc Instructed n iir
I" '" per day hs Gssfo' Ba-iSS-, hut
are required To start It, Upon receipt ti.
send to the applicant printed circular. containing
Ia ts Art witch will be perfectly understood upon being
Aiiress A.. T. PARSONS
iai2-im--f-rks No Wet w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-22

AHrtp.-The Fredericksburg Herald state. that the
ra'ence OF the small pOr has abtted IN the count, Of
Rehmoud During the period it raged there were some
eighty or ninety cases and fifteen or tseutJ deaths
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thu parties.
An advertisement copy specified
81 insertions will c continued until payment
ei accordingly.
knsUL,R ADvEKrtsEAsSrs-To avoid
the Of the Annual proer
that hlr privilege only
Estate, Legal by them TO an AL
dtin1sl charge, add 10 variation.
sV R Estate sni to he
seT-l y Tire at
such lsrount- shall h. agreed upon
- Auctonesrs
eng rtr with t privilege
on We yearly avcrag, than the
ssrer the standing under tbs contract exceed
ing -ueh Nnount to b. charged the usual
Advertisements
~ ~
sqitr~ frr strh continuance.
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FALL SIPpIX.
N Nlik subscribers ar r-c.ivinr tb-Ir T,l
II py of HARDWARE CUTLEkY GtfSs A. ~~-lZs-NN,
dlrect from tie manufacturers England, eon.tIng
IL part Of E2ys5s5
Cutlery ~ " "@''''' '",N'' ANi
v" butcher celebrated : Piles every variety and lie
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