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DtsuissAl uit HsMffoN Am run oN'
srL.. - Washington. Nag2> VIZ. ttsmr'
ton. The Btitlsh Minister here, has Just been
uut.iird that the Government at the nled
States will bold 40 further oiiie'al inter
course with hiu aud the .x.qus,ut. al
Ms barclay, the British Consul at New
York. Nr Matthews the Blush Consul at
rhiladelphs. and Mr. knweerou. tn" Efii'
lsh Consul at tinesansti, have ais" Jus'
been wthdtawn. II can scarcely be acc
esssry to ada that the ground on which Thu
hs. heeu doue /. their violation oil The
neutrality laws Of thu tu,sd states, by
eeli.,nu troops in this country to serve IA
he British army.
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cuFrsnre, us IfeIh''hhf'ee, us results, WV
aud from his version. and other sources, "e
gsther n. following;
Col Preston $. Brooks, Of South Caro-.
Iina, took exception to the following Ian.
euage, used by Senator Sumner in his
speech on Tuesday last:
"W,h regret come upon The Senator from South
Carolina, ", Nuticrl who, csnnpr.sent IN this de
hst-. overlooked With r,e- nj the simple suggestion
that Kansas had applied for admission STATE. and
With incoh-rcni phfnse- Unchanged III. oose e,T-eior
anon If has speech upon her representative and
then ul-iu her people. Their Was esifa,aaanc. II
the nuccnt Parliamentary debate ahlrh he did
ref~ai there any y-,--ibr deviation from truth
wh,h he did not make Ru tie senator touches no
hiap - Inch be dnc. uui figure with errr m-tinrs
If principle sometimes Of fat. lie shows an ncapa
ny OF arcnnry, whether 10 staier III. constitution
NJ stsinX the law wh.ther IA t. detalls OF stats
ufs, or The diversions ui scholarship
lie oie hts mouth but there Ac- hlunder
But II Is agai,r.i III. people of kaHsss that the
'ih,litcs OF the Senator are particularly amused on
ING. n be snnnuncss, from n Siais aye siri IT. IN
South tsolinn he turns with lnrfly disensi from ihls
newty formed immunity whith he ~ili uet rrrtsnfae
IS y ho,'y puiuir Pay sit by whai utlr does he
indulge IN tbs .snu.m' ias he rad III, history II
I'll. state which he represents lie cannot surely.
have iufgutteu It, shameful imhsrilify inm tlaN~ry,
confessed throughout the Rc,uluou. followed b, ,s
muf- siam.ful assumptions for slavery since"
Nj Butler. the aged senator aud uncle
a.
lus o. wit ~ bis family when this Ian.
guage was uttered.
On the same day, Col. y waited at thu
pniiet's Lodge about M hour aud as long
,o IN. u., mornipr yah a y,.u /, u,,t
VI sumner and attack him. Failing IN
ri. he entered the Seunt. chamber ,u., n.
hat bod, adjourned. and s.etnp several
ladies nfesrnr, seated hin,.e.. ia the oppa.
st. side 10 Nt sumner. Soon all dis,p.
,.a,,lLntofc. H. then requested a friend
s-. h,f out. when he Immediately an.
,,o,eb.d W. sumner. and sand m a an,,t
,o,s nj VOICE.
~. SHINING, i,,,, read You, .esr,i, will, great
care ag. Ntlh A. much mlatair, a. am capable
of a., f 81 ~, n"'. 20 'al " {'n , VA '"f nay,
noas n-iat,e Win IS aged and absent. aud a,n
e0me 70 pHn''" you.
At the concluding words, VI. SPINNER
attempted To sp'ing to his feet. showing
6ght hu, whilst IA tn" act WAS stuck b,
,w Books 4 hackhHnded hl"W across the
bead With II gntla pefc's cane near An luch
utck, hu, hollow, ard he continn,t stlkiug
hlm ,tgbt and lrit uuti The stick Was broken
MIA hagnent- aud VI Sumnef wa, pos,
rate aud bleeding on the Goof. No one
took hold oi Gol q daring the time So
quick wa, the operation, but iuuledmlel,
stewards Nr. Cntteuden caught hlm
around the body aud arms, when Col. t.
ssid -! do not wish To hurt him much. but
ouI, wLip him
W one knew OF the anticipated attack
Tut the lloa. II Edmundson, Of VIZ
.ms, whn happened not 10 be- present when
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S.tlltll~

hANNSk sHi jroNn Fable Cloths
- Plain Table Cloths aud NapAsns, va set
to match,
PLAN and dama.k Napkins and Tow ell.
lrsh iAuen, assorted numbers
Brown and checked lipvu
" Ate and brown Dfli, For sale a.
Juue : hi IN DIES
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Masonic tiesa1iH.

ROYAL Arh, rasi Masters. Master Mason,
aad Council kereiias Those yi.hiug -.
articles sl,l save money by calling on -.
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Advertisement
WHAT THt Afw YORK FOLKS SAY on IN
u, Ianc. t.i.hrat.d Nufnii 4se msnuisetnfrd by
Fieuln1 Ers.

Fleming Lfs.
NV lass, Aug %. ls5a.
Thi. Is To certify that | am wsi acquainted With
man Any YEAR n age tor s-ar. resident If tbi-
CITY, whn has ta'.t at tunes extremely III. bat could
no. tell from Nhat causs, nurss u aurns lie
told n. attending physician hts suspelon.. but tie
ps,,.,e,an At one. ftilgped ,ie ,drs and r-ia-s ~
attend him ans luugsr lie son then mrni'Hnsd III
Neisne's Nrrw,fge and ast a him il be- enud iske
~ his frry va. mA-i ta.r something To set rei, 4,
OF die tt.y al uHcn procured hottie al bf Nelahes
&. iehfaiei Nermlius. afi he tt@k pUe bali NJ one
dose The fesuli was. he passed upward ol iiifvr
Qasrss Vt nngins cut W N every form H. got Well
Immediately, And Is I.ea eutyiHs m'sst excellent
health and iikr III. r,i-i ~amaflisD Of Odd sleas
or,ns TO f-ess hts uniptunair nrig hlufs lie make
II he business Ia huai zap anl s.,c all eases simaf Ia
hts that may he given ever by regular phy~icans
And induces them ,n ny De Mrlaf.'s Nerniiuse 10
far b. has induced lhan twrul, persons 10 take
III. Nefmtiugc and IA every With ID. most happY
t.sul.@ tlu Is vsil saish d that Ut urtanns :.
,pi,us~ rrrpsrcd By tiem,ng Rfua, Il rus.hufsh 4.
fs7 suI-for Ia ans Dihrf kuuNn Iasdy aud that Il
s-uefsily Air,,u euuld Aol iall % sake many
Valuable li,s., Im further lanienlsfs inqHir OF ~,
uafdm, i4tt snnon street New lofk Guy
or Purchasers viii he carrih lo ash fpf DIR.
NclANt'> ELtbu AfED NrkNlltsl, mau
uae,ut,d by Fleming bfos al fHshafah, Ia Az
other Neualtuges IN eosapsftson are worthless. d
NetaI2'. gshuias Vosmifugo, a,o his oesbfn' Cd
LIVER Pills. can no" b. had Al all respectable dug
'tr-s Sons genuine ~i'hoo, ne signature u
fLEM'>. BROS
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s.vcat ANNNrcNAcNt>'

WE have Just rceHea from New Nots a
W largo ud foil assortment of staple ard
FANCY DRY rODDS,
IT The latest style. and finest texture, vh'en
" q are determined TO -ei lower than taei basr
ever hreu offered 10 ihl, Wuket Il yoH don't
b,licgc D., ca. -sl examine. It SHALL cosl yoa
nothing
For tne assistance Of Yoaf memory, 'uhl1in.
81 yoa stl fHa a lst OF articles received
Hats, Cap, and Rounc's,
Boots, Shoes. Pamrs and
Slippers, ane and common.
domestic.
Heavy and striped Cotionsie,
Linen Drills snd r%eed-.
Mu.hn-, Prints and GinEhlms.
Hardware, Qaecn>Wafe,
CUTLERY and Saddlcry
wish n lot of Jcweiry, prfiumery and fancy
notions embracing general assortment IN a
Dr., Goods husjuvsa
Conc aid see, sc Will sell l9w
titMMUN~ & DIT FREE.
April 10, 1896 Tu
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A.cNt~ suits.

I.'RENCH Cas,lmcfe Coats Ne@is 4 raul-
! 10 match together vim general assert.
mcul II Clothing -uiishie tor the srS~oa For
.ile al HNuE'S
june Tfh. 1856
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assorted finger rings, gold cuff pins. ear bob,
,tift studs guard chains sleeve and collar bat.
tons, pens, gold pens aud s.,er essss.sas sets d
.exelfy, ele.. etc,
Cioihing.
4 largo md complete 1sses,n,a,, suitable
10 tie SEASON.
100 .-gs, q, sizes and asa,.lle.
Hats.
Gents Fashionable Moie.sin, Mems and
boy black rid color~d fur ard me-iuo civai.
Ter koekant, citizens srd empire hats. super
otter mapped planters hat, black nri white
WOOL hats, palm, Legiort Panama and Car
p.schY bats.
Lndle>' Honncts.
The most beautiful and attractive nri.cl.
ever offered IN TIL, market, yefy a;est siylr.
TOOK ut your mirror Of fashions and see il se
have no; The very last sty e oai, and no mistake
Roots.
Gents Fire Calf Stitched and Peg Boot,
manufactured hy lleddock. Reed & e. Phi
sde phla opi Of slaughtered 'e4' her If the very
best qualify Also, goat and KIP boots, etc,
shoes.
Double Bsek Russell Brossns, [ b gp
Brogae-, govt brogaus, calf btogan-, enamel
Cd iertt.r broEan-, etc. etc a large lot II
ladies' misses sud eLiidr,r'a sAoe-, from tie,
finest 10 tie cosfsosi, Il al. ,GGi,lg-, eo,grs.
shapes and 4uau,lue.
Qneen>sarc.
Dinner and Breakfst Plates, Soup p,atee.
butter dishes, rIekle dishes. dishes Of i.ll sses
AID qualities pitchers, suear, cream, ever aud
basins, salad dishes, siase dishes. soup and
gravy ture.us, teas, sof,es. silver plated css.
tors, Britannia Do, bowls, feapo;a, .pijioGus
China Tea sct., Ctr. etc. etc
mbrcIius
aides ard Cunts Black Sik and Scotch
bingham Umbrellas cotton amt iea,y So
psrasol-
WOODWARD.
A largo md varied assorimeg. ,raare.inz
nearly eyety article IN the line.
Ansldicrys
We have hgT tie largest varrty of Riie.
and gents Saddles eyer offered q this market
Saddle bags aud wallets, trade. in3 bride
Filings, web reiss, uart.agaie-, crupfei- glrth>
and -utcingc-, carriage sni buggy whip-. sir.
rup feathers, buggy rein., metal ard ~ood
-urrup-, cuwhdc~. collars, names bind bri.
dies etc etc. Also, dash leather rnsneiel
duek and muslin, India rubber belling fcr qin
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ron AND0.

A am determined to do a cash business, d.
not ask for time, rs necessity has compelled
me to adopt this rule
Gail and settle up your old accounts or YOU
Wili be pushed on them sure
Also
wish 10 sell out my house, lot and stock
and bargain can be had by any person that
want. to commence business here. vii take
negroes, stock. or horses. and land 10 part pay.
merit Call aud see ny stock
KING TiIETFDRD
Marshall, jane l,th, 1856 ~
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solar l.As,A ~ and a.irn NAOlc>

NpLAR Lamps IL sari"n, size- and prcss
- hifaadul.s "a sets ol i've lights
Do 10 pairs. Foo sale al
lnne I SO iINnH'S.
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kaises and Forks, Ivory Handled keivcs
and silver fork. pocket und penknit.s. earsets
and st,es. cotton aud wool cards, cuhy card.
horse cards and curry combs. horse leams,
.bears and SCISSORS. sheep shears, trunk, TIL,
cupboard desk, drawer, pad, gun, dead, plate.
saddle bag. and knob lock. Of oil kinds, gim.
lets, saw -ets, cut, coffin ard brass taek-, car.
feg. knobs, ba-iiug spoons, flesh forks, ladies,
sirainef-, etc. mill saw, ral-ta'i hand saw, and
round hirs horse shoe amt wood rg~ps
auger., socket ehisrlr. walters, tea-boarus, ~aN
handles. coinpas.c., dlyidet-, OK, dog, halter
breast fifth, log and trace chains cut wrought
aud brass butts, screw planes, nj kiHd- ;
boring machines hand cro.-.cu,, rip and ten.
uani saws, family grind stones, gIie pots no.
asses gates, gtdfons, sadrpH-, and tons
iongs and shoyvl-, briek and plastef.ng tto@.
rl. sauecpan- horse nails. coffee aad corn
mills. Buiaula coffee pots, TOY cups, spttioons.
sand paper screw divers augef b.is, steel ID
ron squares. hrarc ard bits. f. aiish fpts
pump chain and fixtures spades and long tan.
die .hosei- Collins Bruff- and All, rtnu'-
axes. broad axes, hand kxes, hathe,s and ham
Hrrs. dAHug knives, mahogany knives, spring
and chain bolts. spurs, chlsel-, anger and file
handles, eltIin handles, hinges, tAts-, scres-
and trmm ns-. brass candlesiIcs- curtain
baud- and knobs. par and -pr.ug balances, sleri
qafd., waffle and safer rou-, plane BITS, draw
~ rollers, window ~prIug-, WardfOnc iaiche-
nipper.. band yiccs, scribe avis, gate hinges
strap Images, hria.s 5ts. spoke shatcs, VIE
..fa taf.
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vtovv. T,Our.,

yrsrr cs.tNFt--A very age ~ ~
j Fress. Fias;, ia bssrs.s al.s s-.ks- l.e
parriih iyEE 4 nuel
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4 lstssa.

AYtlITE. Gill Edge aud spfgd Tsa.seis
w Rnh China Vases
Rich git and painted China ritohars,
DO do do coffee cups and
saucer, IA pairs
Mate China Fruit baskets, eomports butter
tabs and plates, For safe a,
June 7, 30 HN DE \.
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New Advertisements,
~ THIS rIlLlTARllN ACE

sN 1917 s1ss b0ttN o0Is
II ia necessary Tor the bu-iu..s man. who .i.h.
es 10 succeed in lie, to keep pacs with
the spin, of the sge. Success can
only be acquired by
+ Y + X A . X - / y AIRY
Inous AID close
application to til. wants, ias'ev and
desires Of the public, and In the satisfactory
Pr RE u 4 N ANCC
OF which Il requires tao, In selecting md hay.
Ing variety. This Is rs spparen,
TO the Eye
A. the ehsspness and quality
0: the articles Offered 10 The public
At the
sign at the Red Flag,
Everything in the grocery line, from the wants
OF the
Kitchen 10 ihe Parlor,
A. follows
Dry Goods, Of every Kind and Of tn, ls;e.,
styles; Hardware, crockery, s,one.
ware. Tinsse, Woodsare.
a variety Of >hoes,
to fl the
99othor and the Infant.
Ciohiug to ut
THE FATHER AND son.
Patent Medicines # every Kind
T0sE LADIES
Are particularly invited to e,ataine our stock
" ;. HNNsU\ Il 90.
June - 1856 49-tf
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~,,>cv plated " are.

bIAILD Castog-. Cake Baskets, muss
/ Tes and Table Spoons. For sale at
June Z ST HIDES
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800 pieces Amer and Eng prints. 50 pieces
giughan, i25 DO bl.ached cotton ia and
"a brown eoi,ons, bl.ach.d and bro Attend ale
.hec,ing, linen sh*.t.nF. iurniture fanges, TOR.
Key red drapety, PINK, blue and back lawns
bl.achcd snd bro drills, ,wiled osnsbgrgs
tl.aehed and bro. linen dflls, planter. linens,
French linens, buflap., sailorr canvas, nan.
keen. gambroon. cottonaara, 9snm. stripe
osnsburg hickory stripes, Choctaw stripes
eani.i Jeans. chsmbray, bed ticking, apron
cheeks, htiIiantcs, grss, skirts, grace linen.
linen ehock, bieached and bro linen table
dsmask hnekahark crash, bird eye DIAPER,
Richardson's Irish linens, white. black and
brown Hollands, black cloths, dtsp d'.,-, doe
skins mud sumner cloths, osnaburss. paper
eambfic black and coofcd cambnc-. teiisha.
!acqnari diaper pillow case linens aud mu-'.n
Marseiiie quilts. etc etc, etc.
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PRINTS.

1 tINER NJ assortment, embracing s.
y barge variety suitable Tor ;he season For
sale low at tlN DIES
June tn, lsa6
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NNllsS ANN UDOKA,

u
W Of Drug and Books which ~ are
now receiving from Eastern cities: a
ST phgric, nitric, mgfissie, sr-.ic And csIfse
Aeid spirits niir. i,oiTman's anodyns; svie
Ether: -p:s sad aqua Ammonia: aromaste
.pts Ammonia; sP.s' Lavender, con psesev
Fosi.y- solution
s.n,iai O1is.
Ro4ensry, Lio,e. si~C1lock, B@rrs mot. Ska,
.affss. Cedrat, ,es.iu,ine, Bitter Almonds. c.
rnriun, Jrnre,. aniss. Origsnun, Crj~pss
cirnamon, Cobe5s, Pep, eru.ins. Lavender,
spsarm,ni, sssc.ai, Psnnyr0ysl. Cs.swsy ard
ksoclgrs.
Compton, Epson snd Rocas..s Salts, Gold.
ersea, Peruvian I:ark, Rae S4rsarnriils. Cocs.
lg- lndcn.. CharaoInile Flowers, flax.eed, Do.
ground, Hood Root. Witch lisr.i, Rcd T~nii.
an, Cum Ar.bic. DO. pulsersed, Cosandts
Seed, uva rr>i, Curb Gernes,a in papers, CAL
eiHed Hgnrs,a. Husbands Msgr-sis, EfYoi
Csrjempm SEED, Lobelia seed. and herb, Fol.
Seura, Rad Seneks, Rad S~rysntan!s VII,
Black Root, Q ns.-ia rssp-d, Compo-i,on Pow.
4ers, Irish ard Icelan Moss, l.iagia-s. S9ulls,
Poplar Bafs, Puly Ialap Blue S,oue, Tartar
Emeiie Riuberh Coiumbo, Nuy Vomica. Dig.
itaiis, Vulrfiaa, English Do pulseriz@d, ground
Elm. Biclromaie Potash. Rotten Stone. Ross
Leaves, powdered columbo ipecas, CoLal:.
white Wax, tier Root, Carl Phosphate. Va.
itriLa.e, Pfasiaie, Sul plate and lod.de Of Iron,
Ba- Smal;s Mandrake. Gum My1rh. A>-afae-
10. Prep tha's, Canihrdes, Emory Flour,
Bcua4 ida AffoHfoot, Osa.io Acid, Nuria'- aud
tat5. Ammonia. saiph. Potash, su'pa. Ems,
Gun inc, Scar rlouy, Red ard french tha's.
Bi0odrHoi, Co,cbran!, lieilebore. Be- be'y bark,
CH,ctuc Lac, -four and roll sulph2r SperuA-
eeit Gnmbog. lIrdf. Cum. Cr-ia. Blgs Macs.
{ alomci IudIde Mercury, waite and red Prect-
r,iai., Z uicssiiyrr, Nitrate Silver, Tannin, B's-
maib, Iarra.e Iron and Potash. James Pow.
jefs, Scid and soda powders, ext hyoscys-
uas, belisdopna, sc'ucar.gm, ngx ynniicg, but
tefuui boTs. d,,1dcl.0n, jalap, arsenr, iodine.
salt. Il sprrel. ppcriae ktrosoi-, .odid- potash,
morphine, Litmus IRON BY hydrogen, bli-,srns
ointment. lomp. ext. c0laey nth, eltrins ONT
ment, red Treep -. oiuttaer', pleur-y root.
pat Int, bgl.ala eopaiya, Sal AID sup carh.
.ad4, mer gfA ointment, castor Oh, sweet oil,
boray refn.l, opium, mustard, assorted syf.
tuges, arotan ei, Turner'S ccta;e, Laai.nual,
p sfsgofr, We 9 1t hot drop, cooking extracts,
escorted, sp's. tHpeninei alcohol, eqye-, MT.
me.a, spec, pepper, CARROTS snuff, starch, cas-
Tie soap, cfea1 ,sr,ar, hop-, Spanish ~AiuN2,
puts, taadter, indigo, alum, African pper va
bottles, -aiip,tfr iar,s green, Turkey uaber,
Nancyke brown. cameood, y,rs biaes bras
wood h;hafge. terra De -gaaa, RED AID tlAcs
..a,., fea-lian Red
Patent Medicines.
Baiu If Thousand Flowers, Aver. Gerry
Peciogai, Noodmap- Cherry Expsvtorant.
Ws.a,'s naisam ~ Wild Cherry. McGosens
L..enee # Tar. Truckers tho'-ra Syrup Do.
A-saiio Balm PINK Syrup, Rogers iiyers OFT
aud Tar Bull's and ToNnsend'- Sarsaparilla,
Guy.otts yellow Dock ard smsapa'lia. o.
good. India Cholagosnc. Mother, Relief, Rad.
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~ N~iiN~.

1 AR0NNDA, natt,e~, Jacope, and Lawn,
~ printed For ~,lc at
Junr % HNnE'~
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I AtAhriv> aud Jar0uc,
Nj hl,oNs.

DoN\ET aud Belt, ,ariou. patterns and
- STYLES plain SATIN, All colors and wiaib
Plan Lu>,rng 10 do For sale az
June Z, 81 ny DIS.
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Come ~ last:
CHE Ar FOR CASH,

WISH to call the attention Of the n
l citizens of Harrison county to my "
large stock of goods 10 stare and to which "
additions are being msde every week have
nov on hand
Fify-iour cooking. shop, Office and pnrlor
stoves Of all kinds and prlee- ING bed.stead-
from : "a 10 ! 10 Goo chairs of an Kind,
from 10 cents to : 1890 plece 80 dining Ia.
bles. assorted 90 sh and work -tand.. -.
sorted As sofas, assorted 80 cribs and u
bradcs Is bureaus - card or sd. tables 6
lou ges, safes, centre table.
children. waggof =, tubs, trays.
- bowls, aud bnck.,s. assorted.
spinningw wheels, broom- hardware, loo keg. OF
nails, assorted. brad- aud finishing nails oi the
best quality. castings Of nil kinds, q fine lot of
knives and iores, spoons indies De The hne-,
lot OF pocket CUTLERY ever br, ughl to thu, place
,,uns, and pistols, assorted Queens, glass.
and tan ware. \ large lpt Of Jewo.fy, watches,
and fancy goods aceordiou,, musical inslru.
meets toys 81 TRY goods, boots shoes, hat,
caps, ard bonnet~ a large lot # wall. o.
paper, assorted, also a large aud well Sc ~
leetcd stock of groceries, of the test quaty,
nil of which intend TO sell
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lSNrcvc~.

l)lNk Blue hllac, Brown, aGd Ashes o
Rhodes, in solid eo'or- figured iaregc-
various colors and patterns rch hg'd floiuees
Robes For sale at
Juu. 7 Sd IitnT'~
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Ladies ard CENTS Black SIR and Seo,c
bingham Umbrellas, cotton and fancy /.
psra,Ul-
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4 : JOHNSON, 4 co, have received
"a. the appointment from the proprietor for
the sol. agency Of
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surroundings it is new and unique beyond
description.
But this we must say, that when Nina dies
the interest OF the book begins 10 flag: and
however brilliant those discussions on Slave
~ are. however rich in satire and mastery
IN wit they surely are, we went through then
with sorrow and regret The plumage of
the presiding goddess was soiled and trailing
IN the dust. But in moral point of view. it
leaves the reader Just where he should be
left. The hopeful and trustful heart wishes
TO see some light. some prospect o: redemp-
ton for the poor slave. Bnt there is none
and the torch with which the author has led
you through those scenes Of misery and suf
fering goes out, and you are left as they are
lcft-in darkness and despair
We have thus hastily written these
words; and if they gain for bred one new
reader, or express in any way the thoughts
Of any who have read and admired il. on,
purpose will be- gained.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-25
Essex 20. Constitutional COnvrution.

The treemen of the County of Essex on
posed TO the amendments proposed by the
Council OF Censors met in Convention At
GuIdhall on the 2ls inst, pursuant to no.
tce
The Convention was called TO order bv
VIM. ii. flartshorn, and organized by the O.
lection Of Horace b. Root President. and
VIM. II. Hartshorn Secretary.
On motion of VIM H. IIartshorn a Com.
mIt!ee OF one from each town represented in
the Convention was chosen to nominate del,
eeates to be elected to the Constitutional
Convention, TO wit from Concord. Charlie,
Chase: Lunenburg, NathI W. French -
GuIdhall. NJ. A. WEIGH: Maidstone. ID. II
Beattie; Brighton. A. j. Downing; CRANKY.
James Ford; who 10y y. W. French, Esq
their clerk, reported for Delegates. John
Dewey, Asa Hlbbard, and Jonah Brooks
which report was accepted.
The Convention was addressed hy Messrs
Brooks, Dewey. Hart>horn and Downing.
H. BRACE b. ROOT President.
WV. II. HAETsnoKx, u,retarv.