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TRIUMPH IN ST. LOUIS.

An election was held in the Fourth
Ward, St. Louis, for Alderman, to ill a
vacancy. The candidates were Vale, a
Fremonter, and Fritz a Buccsnier.-
Party lines were closely drawn. The
Republican, Border Rufian and Leader,
Caholic organ, denounced Mr.. Vale, in
the bitteresi'terrns. The Democrat says:
/" The matter which gave the most inn
portance iolhis local contest, was the at
tempt to defeat Mr.. Vale, because Of ms
known hostility to the doings OF the Miss
ourians who have invaded Kansas. He
was one oftkose who had the honesty aud
courage to rePudiafe the bogus Kansas
meeting lately gotten up in this city,
under the auspices Of the Republican,
and which proved such a farcical failure.
This was seized upon by the nullifefs
who forthwith began systematic denun-
ciation Of Mr.. Vale, as Black RePubli-
can, Eremonter, &c. ., .fse~ s.f,t
& ia EASTERN PRECINCT. 5iss
Amandee Vale, (Rep.J So ,asl9sis
Charles Fritz, fRufian1s- 80 ass.
SILL: Levi, (K. NJ i. so,s
f- Yale'smaiQrity over both 75.E
KEEP IT BEFORE ruE PEoPLE.-Hsrs4
are
after let ten cent piece be no longer
called sea dime," or .'a, shilling"-but
let cold Buck" have the honor of nam
ing it, and let it be so called, ga Jimmyr'
Let the Table of Federal Money" be
changed and let the boys shout in school
hereafter, 5s-- -,-, -s
Ten Mills make one Cent
Us Ten Cents q one Jimmy. ass
ga Ten Jimmys one Dollar. s2aS
Ten Dollars Cor 100 Jimmys) one
Eagle. i6baef s-rass- es-s5
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Johnston. Oct. .11th. 1856.


THE BANK FAILURE IN ENGLAND. -
The failure of the Royal British Bank,
announced by the last steamer. proves a
more serious affair tothe depositors than
the stockholders. The latter held but
$500, 600 ; the former are in for about
81. .21o, geo. The liquidation, it is fear
ed, will prove bad one, as large ad-
vances were made on unproductiSe prop
erty in Wales, and to certain parties con-
nected with the mismanagement Of the
concern. The event of bank failure.
so rare in London, creates much discus
sion in the press. The bank was started
on the Scotch credit and saving system,
but it appears to have degenerated into
the widest speculations, pursuing no
particular system whatever.
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poerps
A NORTHERN DEMOCRATS s0LIL-
AZ s oQUY.

AZ s4 0QUY.
What gloomy thOts will sometimes rise,
Wi. us. whs dweil meath northern skies,
Whose hearts, an souls, an sympathies,
Eksf eaz ArelRi' the South
q Regardless o fraternaI ties, >--
s Justice or Truth.
Ife'er we needed help, It's now,
Oar party's life is running low.
It's doctors scarce can feel the noW.
o. vital tide.
sac weak. sac feeble. an sac slow,
sass-s 1t seems to glide.
Au-yct. uithal. our leaders true
Pierce, Achison. an Douglas too.
Haze laid out work enough trow,
-tI-s->5s1 zsssc- For able hands s-
To keep the abolition crew,
OF public lands.
1k.nright weei, the ..Fathers- said.
9. ..The curse o. sIaFry must be staid,'
They view'd it wi a perfect dead,
Akin to terror,
!. An show'r'd their curses on its head
They were in errer.
An, We have too. i days OF yOre,
Preach'd that same doctrine hour by hour,
3 (To help US into place an pow,r)
An feign'd it true,
An'shos'd its beauties DER er,
H By many view
But n0r. sic gauzy pretexts are
By Black Republicans laid bare,
An iIka trick.-despite the care
---4----- We use to hide
Soon cireul2tes IS free as air, .rl4
Bath far an vide.
Inuckle fezr we soon mus. own,
That Egiy trutk so widely known,
That on 0Hrsers, an Ms alone,
.sH' This very hour,
Hang a the hopes o slay'ry throne,
- T. extend her pcW'r.
Disgrace seems driving on US fast
An cen our leaders stan ashast,
- An this, an that way, seem to cast,
zii.eaz In hopes to find,
- some shelter from the coming blast,
esss. O. public mind
Ifxe could as i days O'yore.
- ooant on the place, the parse, the Por'r,
Tssd make cen conscience lOwly cow'r,
.l--z-s = -=-.--= But wae's for me
Zen "strars'' predict that day is Ger,
- Fcrsc as We.
But let US ilka sinew strain,
Our waning fortunes TO regain,
We yet may hear the clanking chain,
49, -. o'southern pOw'r,
Fra California cen to Maine
- God speed the hour.
ea.s5, O., 1855. TAN etrs.
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miseries that future generations alone
can estimate.
To apply this to the case in hand
The following is the opportionment of
Presidential electors in the Free and
Slave States respectively:
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THE New York Herald is informed
that John ". FOrney, the personal friend
and organist Of Buchanan. gives up
Pennsylvania to Fremont. There are
others, justas wise as Forney, who think
the same way. " 5- So
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THE BARGAIN AND CORRUPTION
s-es IN THIS STATE. .
Cash Paid by ]. J. Farrah to E. P. Nor.
fnn


We present couple Of documents,
which we presume will satisfy all candid
mes, Of the truth OF the charge repeatedly
made in these columns, that the Buchan-
an party aid and comforts, with money
and sympathy, the Fillmore faction ofthe
State of Ohio. f-.ss ID a-ls. sr ia
The original of these documents are
now in our possession. We canno; i'm
agine anything more to the point than
they are. -. .,..- -,E t...-.s... b..
Griswold's letter is printed verbatim.
He spelled BOlng's name wrong, it will
be perceived, bat this is not importanf.-
The word "aid" in Mr.. Griswold's epistle,
where he tells Boiling that he could '.get
aid from the Congressional nominees in
several Districts" is underscored in the
Original. -71 5- -ra a. e1 ie ~
The reference made to Burt, Mclean,
ard Cooper, is to J. S. G. Burt, Wiley
Mclean Collector of Customs at IlIis port,
and Joseph Cooper. 4 @ U
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The Sectional Party.

The Grand Jury of Shinnstown, Vir-
ginia, recently found a true bill agains
The Postmaster Of that village for circula-
ting and delivering 10 subscribers copies
Of the New YORK Tribune, an affidavit
having been previously made by Mr..
George Slocnm, that the journal in ques-
ton was an abolitionist document. The
Baltimore American says the people of
Shinnston ought in return to indict the
Grand Jury that found The bill, for de-
yising ways aud means to aid the cleo
ton ofsFremoni,. for that, in verify, is the
practical effect oflhe-moEement. soa
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22

BULLETF TRUTHs. = Henry Ward
Beecher talks straight to the mark. In
his Tabernacle speech he said:
God has furnished us this question 10
test our piety and eur patriotism; vote
as you please, but every vote for Bu,
chanan and Fillmore goes straight as
ever rife bullet went 10 the heart of lib-
erty. and every vote you cast for Fremont
is bulletintO the heart Of slavery.
ADAMS Express car took fire at Salem,
q 1 - - Il -
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several districts, is underscored in the
Original. -71 rE a.r sI g. .E
Tie reference made to Burt, Mclean,
ard Cooper, is to j. S. G. Burt, Wiley
Mclean Collector of Customs at gLis port,
and Joseph Cooper. - u
Letter From Wayne Griswold. Demo
cratic Candidate for Board of Public
Works, to ID. A Boiling, Esq, the Rep
resentatiVe In the National z. "
Council Of the State of Ohio.
PriyateJ CIRcLEvILLE, Aug. 90, '56.
J. N. Boiling, Esq.-Dear Sir: Your
lsiter came duly 10 hand. hasten to
answer, as. it is impossible for me 10 90
to the city for some time yet. ] have
nearly twenty Democratic meetings tc
attend during the next two weeks. The
Democracy in this part of the State are
rousing beyond all precedent. They are
getting alarmed at the Abolition senti-
menis and diSunion doctrines of the Ere,
monters. | think that you would get aid
fronTthe Congressional nominees in sew
eral Districts. You ought to see Bur-,
Mclean and Cooper, and ask them f5r
song, assistance. Slow them your fig
ures and labors and necessities. Would
not Emmett, of Waverly, aid you; he
has bet high on Fillmore, and is doing all
he can in that line. There is great fear
yet among the Democrats that the Fill
more men and the Fremoniers will unile
on County, Congressional and State tiek-
els. In our county, the Fremonters have
nominated part Of the Fillmore ticket
and part new men. If you can olly get
your tickets into the field, that is, if you
can get Independent Congressional nom-
nations, and Fillmore State ticket made
Of men who will ytInd, and that is what
many of them want, you viii be able to
get far more. i have talked with num-
Der Of Democrats who would beready II
they could see three co, ,nered fight.
would gel all of Nominations made a
soon as you can; that viii give you a
great impuise--a vast many of the old
Wings want full ticket, and that would
encourage the Democracy 10 a greateref-
fort. The Democracy are going to fight
a noble battle in Ohio. They are at
work in every point of the State, united
and determined. We shall poll one bun.
dred and sixty-fve thousand Democratic
votes, and thirty-fve thousand votes for
Fill,nore will ensure a Democratic tri-
umah. The only thing is to get a State
ticket, one that will siand-that done,
and it will not require one half of the ef-
fort TO do what you need. You oughtto
Gall on those | mention. Drive akead
with your work.-you can'l-do a better
deed for the Safe and nation. Next
week Cox and myself have two meetings
daily in our county. We shall wake up
every vote in the District. Notice Of
your meeting in this District ought ,osbo
given 10 time, so as to raise good crowds.
] shall go 10 Cincinnati as soon as can.
Let me hear from You often.
Truly Yours, w. GRlSWOLD.
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ctOiCt
GENERGL LAND oFFcE, ssptss 5, sc.
Sra In reply to your letter of the
9Th ult, herewith annex list Of the
land Offices now open in the Western
States and Minnesota Territory, viz - =
ChiIicothe, Ohio. - ai-ssai
Indianapolis. Indiana lsf1izs,o
Springfield, Illinois. if, -, VI
St. Louis, Missouri.
FaYette, +"
b7- PALMYRA, a's.. sflss,i sdf j. a-.ssst
p Jackson, - sTsts 9li isgoenE - =
Warsaw, mos "l b-a .z5st .1a-als
Springfield, (" -sa
!, Plattsburgh, ''
Milan. 1" za' 9 2i}+s s5a
Bates9ilIe, Arkansas. e-slt z
- Little Rock, a;etsla sasis - a..a
-.ss Washington 's 'sziseo5sr ralI .Ga
Fayetteville, - g -. .,-s...,s
Heisna t'IsG "a = "a sszsgs5
gsaCIarksviFle, sa=" s-ss5asA hstas5
81 Fort Dodge, IoHazsl sssii szasd5-
ai Usage, s7ii = 80! c. ,sd' ssoal
Sioux City,, - "f .,s -,l, -
Mineral Point, Wisconsin,.
Minasha, -' % '"sa'.~9si Ssh
Stevens Point, ,laias ss's1s sassfsalie
Saltwater, Minnesota Territory, 81
ss sauk Rapids, - as.1s't't& szaas
Chatfeld,. g l.-
Minneapolis, +" -
Winona, Z" I" -sa
Red Wing 1gs-'fo ssszsf7 ssI
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or Gov. Wise, of Va.-R Fremont Is
elected and inaugerated, I say that the
institution Of Slavery viii not fast twsnfy
years. --,, ~ - - ,.-,.-.. -.
Chancellor Of, Miss-Andi 4
say thatif'he is olec'ed and NOT inaugn-
rated, Slavery will not lasl ten yeafsss
@ Fourteen papers in California
have run up the Fremont ticket.
p fassi.l l1.asI.dc3 hna .sbso~ sso6i Isi
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FREE SPEEcH AT THE SoVTH.-On the
18th ult, vote was taken on little
steamer running between Nashville Tenn.
and Smithland, KY, resulting as follows:
BUCHANAN g.; FILLnoEE 81; FRENosT I.
Fine FREMONT voter was GoETH HAsT, Of
Quincy, Illinois. IL 50 exasperatedstks
-Buchaneers and FilImoreass that they
compelled him by force, to leave the boat
at Clarksville, Tenn. That's free speech
with vengeance!
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r,Geu. Nye ellis a good story Of
Col. Fremoal ap4 some South Carolina
secessionists. The General with the
South Carolina friends were calling upon
Cox Fremont, and the conversation ran
upon the election, when one Of the chiy-
airy said: -
"Mr. Fremont, if you are elected, We
will seeede," 49,
Col. Fremont instantly replied: go
al hope you viii make arrangements
to leave-tbe State behind you So %
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A Buchanan and Fillmore Coalition.
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WHOLE NO. 1900.
Grrrn1IL.rD .orror. saDt. 5. ,6s.

frOm John Hood. Esq, acting Commits
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-01
The Know Nothings, at their Philadelphi;

The Know Nothings, at their Philadelphia
national convention, nominated Mr.. Fill
more for president, and Major A. J. Donald
son, Of Tennessee, for vice president. The
latter was the adopted son of Gen. Jackson
What assurances were given of the accept
ance Of MIR. F. we know not; but that he
will not be elected it needs no prophetic Jo-
nah to foretell. We hope he will decline
the nomination; but as he is now in Europe,
it will be some time before he can be heard
from. The proceedings were finally control
led by the southern members, aided by few
northern sympathizers.
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CoNTEMPTIBLE--At the recent celebration
Of Washington's birthday, at Cincinnati,
the banquet was held at the Burnet House.
The governor and legislature of Ohio were
present, also the governor of Indiana, and
prominent men from other states. The print
ed list of regular toasts complimented and
called out the other prominent gentlemen
present, but Gov. Chase was studiously slight
ed. He noticed the insult and left the table,
and the matter is now subject of newspa
per comment. 1t was certainly very un-
timely occasion to vent petty spleen or par
ty malignity upon the governor of Ohio at
such festive scene, and the committee Of
arrangements are severely and justly censured
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G0iturial 35aor.

Gg- The court of common pleas has been dis
posing of large amount of business here during
this week, and will probably continue in session
through next week. But little criminal business
on hand; all disposed of; no convictions.
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The fugitive slave case which was pending
before the u. S. commissioner al Cincinnati,
was decided by him in favor of the claim
ants, and the slaves were ordered into their
custody. They are still held by the Sheriff,
however, under an indictment for murder.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-01

PREs. PIERCE AND SENATOR HALE.--The
newspaper which originated the story of the
rude treatment of Senator Hale at a presi-
Dental levee, now learns that it is incor-
rect, and that no indignity was offered to
Mr.. Hale"
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The Haytiens have been again beaten by
the Dominicans. The emperor returned to
Port Haytien, on the 18th ut., with some
5000 men, in a wretched condition, many Of
them seriously wounded.
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PIrrsBURG CoNvENTIoN.-The delegates to
the Pittsburg convention have designated the
18th day of June next as the day for holding
a republican convention at Philadelp phia, for
the purpose of nominating candidate for
president and vice president.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-01
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

Our GLORIOUS NT.--President
Pierce's message reveals the fact that the ex-
pense of our federal government is now seq
enty-one millions per gear John @. Adams
was driven from office by the cry of "extrav-
agance' when the highest expenditures ofhis
administration never exceeded thirteen mil
lions. Fillmore, quarter of century la
ter, was charged with extravaganza" be-
cause, with the war debt upon his shoulders,
he spent fifty millions. But in three years,
this economical democratic administration"
has run the expenses up from fifty to seventy
one millions! Vipe Ia humbug - [St. Louis
lntelligencer.
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Mr. Wade was nominated on Thursday for
U. S. senator by the republicans in legisla-
tive caucus, receiving 81 votes to AZ for all
Others. His highest opponent had II votes.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-01

Late news from Oregon and Washington
territories bring accounts of severe fighting
with the Indians.
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The steamship Pacific, which left Liver
pool Jan. 23d, for New York, with 49 pas
sengers, has not been heard from since. Two
vessels have been sent in search of her, one
of which has returned. The steamer Quaker
City sailed for Liverpool Feb. 10th, to take
the place of the Pacific in the line.
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A BLUNDER. the communication last
week from Mr.. Frentz, the name ZieM was
misprinted Fiehl.
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Leayenworth City contains three hundred
and seven buildings, of which seventysx are
business houses. During the last year, one
dry goods firm there sold 100000 worth Of
goods.
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Mr. Williams, of Toledo, who was elected
binder of the house documents, has disposed
of his interest to Robert Farnham, of Wash
ington city.
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SWALLOWED A TowEL.-A girl in Indiana
the other day, was suspected of having sto
len napkin. 1t was found in her posses
sion, but she crammed it in her mouth and
s1OaIIOWed u = Louisville Democrat.
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Hon. Millard Fillmore was in Rome, TIA
ly, at last accounts, sitting for his bust in
marble to Bartholomew, the celebrated Amer
lean sculptor.
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AN UGLY MAN.-Francis p Blair, pres-
dent of the republican convention at Pitts
burg, is said to be the uglest man in the
United States. Upon taking the chair he
was called upon for speech wien he sta
ted that g that was the first time in his life
that he had been called upon to address an
audience We don't wonder at it. 1t would
take bold man to face such speaker. Prem
tice said of him, years ago, that he would
give any money to have cast of Blair's coun
tenance transferred to his andirons, as the
resemblance would frighten his children so
as to prevent all danger of their ever going
too near the FIREPLACE o. S. Journal.
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The Detroit & Milwaukee railroad is now
in successful operation, fully equipped, to
Linden, in the county of Genessee, which is
distant fifty-fve miles from Detroit, and the
company now have iron and material means
to carry the work twenty-three miles further
west to Owasso, in Shiawassee county, and
possibly to st. Johns, in Clinton county, Is
miles north from Lansing. The work of gra-
ding is nearly finished from Owasso to lonia.
from which point, much of the grading has
been finished to Grand Rapids. The compa-
ny now need means to go on from Owasso
or ST. Johns with the superstructure, and
with the grading, where it is not already done,
to the mouth of the Grand river, at Grand
Haven. A move is being made to enlist for,
eign capitalists in the road to secure more
money for It's completion.
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COLD JANUARY.-It is said the average Of
cold for the month Of January, 1856, in N.
York, is greater that any that has occurred
for seventy years.
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SINGULAR REvlvAL.-A revival took place
on board a whale ship in the Pacific ocean
not long since. The religious paper which
gives the account of it says" One man was
hopefully converted at the mast head, while
looking out for whales"
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The unfinished capitol of Oregon has been
destroyed by fire. with the library and legis-
lative documents, at heavy loss.
FOREIGN NEws.-The news is still favora-
bic to peace and there is little doubt that it
will be speedily concluded. There has been
decline in wheat and -four.
1t is said there are two words and two on
ly, in our language, which contain all the
vowels in their proper order. They are abb
stemiously' and &c facetiously."
Mr.. Parker H. French, the fillibustering
minister from Nicaragua, has been perempto-
rily rejected by secretary Marcy.
The stocks of Missouri have gone down
from l05 to Sc since the commencement of
the border troubles. The tendency is down
ward.
Elegance is the poetry of action. Dan.
cling the poetry of motion. Music the poe
try of sound.
The richest man in the house of represen-
tatives is said to be Mr.. Aiken, of South
Carolina. His property is estimated at two
millions Of dollars, including one thousand
negroes.
Over 800 buildings, are to be erected in
Lansing, the coming season, besides the state
agricultural college.
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During the last half of 1855 no less than
four ministers and priests, four lawyers, eight
doctors, and two hundred and eightytwo wo-
men, were arrested in Chicago.
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THE DAILY COMET.
Published Daily (AfoMAays E1osptsd.)
q. A. PIX =, .?dSa~v 4 Proprietor
-------- ------
Office on Third Street.

t~TevsAs. ~-Tas subscription II hxed the
rate Of e6 ~ per annuni, payable In advance, or
~ ~ Al the expiration " siS months. The Week
" II pabllshed At - 81 per annuu, invariably IN
advance. Roth will Re punctHaiiy delivered with.
IN the li,nits cs the City by the carrier.
~ ~Adve9essem9.--Oss Dollar per square
Cor the Arss insertion, and half that amount for
ever subsequent insevtlsn--ten tines less, con.
stitute square.
Heavlv Aaveralslssg. Merchants, Tta-
tiers, and others, will be contracted with ON the
most reasonable terms
~ 10bs work. .--OuR facilities for doing
bob. Work with neatnsss and despatch--in al VA
riet,es Of sciovs, cannot be surpassed by any e.
tabttshshent In the City-such as:
LAwvsks' nAtavB-DAtL T,cssrs-rCsrRRs
ffxAps-Dma. cs LAp,N0s- -pRooRA MN se-ELscrtoH
SNcs st--Dkuasurs LAssLs -CARDs-CrRCuLvRs--
Nnd vis,riHa OARps. For farther particulars, We
invite you to call and see our specimens.
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Steam Pressed Brick,

kNOk the convenience Of the citizens Of
! Baton Rouge, an office has lce,. OPEN
ed At !csnuA BKAL's STORE, opposite the
Harney House, where orders may be left
for immediate transmission to the STEAM
Back and LuMssR MlLLs, Of the subscr;-
Der, and will Be filled with quick despatch h
as il given at the Office on the yard. Those
wishinea firm and durable article, are So
licited 10 test the quality Of the STEAM
PRkssEp. U-Brick delivered in town and
vicinity in my quantities, at lowest market
rates. )aug2s-tt) ]. H. SCHENCK.
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To Planters.

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IA This truly useful agricultural improv-
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rectsble and practical planters who attertul
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Of Corn, Cane, or Cotton, there is saving
Of at least one third the labor to man and
horse over the common rlow. Its a new
invention, Patented March 20. lS4s.
Planters are invited to cali and examine It
A supply on hand and for sale by
TTNNARD Il HEDENBURG.