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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07
The following resolutions were adopted at recent

The following resolutions we're adopted at recent
meeting of the Democratic Club of Fayetteville:
RESOLVED, That the present Editor of the North
Carollnian, W. F. Wightman Esq, by his manly adj.
Vocacy of democratic truths-hls bold and fearless
exposure of know nothing faaces and Wing tricks
and by his having completely silenced the know moth
ing Organs of this Town has won for himself the re
spect, the confidence and the admiration of all true
democrats. And we do now in the name of the true
democracy OF old Cumberland extend to him hear
~ welcome 10 our midst as our champion and friend
and, we also tender to him our sincere thanks for his
able efforts thus far in the good cause.
Resolved AS further testimony of our high es.
umanon OF his worth as an Editor and gentleman,
out the State TO publish these resolutions.
Mr.. WIghtman IN an appropriate manner returned
his thanks for the evidence of respect and confidence
Teposed in him by the democracy of Cumberland
lie hoped his future efforts in the cause would show
that he was worthy of the compliment paid him in the
Resolutions 49, '--'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07

Agresably to Resolution OF G In'
General Assembly, Gov. Bragg, of North Carolna
has appointed Thursday the goth day OF NoVenOso
nst., day of solemn and public Thanksgiving w
for his continued kindness and care over US as
State and Nation. ---.-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07

Swiss SoLDIERs.-lt is singular historical fact
that Switzerland, the only Republic in Europe has
for more than half century furnished the most re-
liable troops TO the monarchs of Europe in all their
troubles, as we'll in the enforcement of their mes
arbitrary edicts At this time, the Au gsburg Ga.
zete says recruiting for the army of the yrant King
OF Naples is going with great activity in Switzer.
land,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07

THE CENSUS OF RUssIA.-The Moniteur de 'Armee
gives The following as the results of The census of
the Russian Empire, taken by order of the Emperor
at the time of his accession to the throne. The to,
tai number of the population amounts to 63,00O,
000 The principal clements of which give results un-
known TO the rest of Europe.
The clergy Of the Russian church stands for the
enormous number of $4,000; that of the tolerated
creeds, $4,000; the hereditary nobility, $4,000 !;
the petty bourgeoIse, including discharged soldiers,
$4,000; foreigners residing temporarily 10000
different bodies of Cossacks coIonized on the Oural
the Don, the Woga. the Black Sea, the 8aIkal, the
Baschkirs and the irregular KaImucks 2,OO0,0OO the
population OF the town. the middle and lower classes,
100000 the population Of the country parts, As
600, 900; the wandering tribes 1000; the inhab-
ltants of the transcauca.ian possessions, 100000
The kingdom of Poland, 4,2OO, 900 the Grand Duchy
OF Finland, 100000; and the Russian colonies in
America, II ,OOO
At the accession Of the Emperor Nicholas the CEN
sus then taken only gave apopu aton of 81 0OO OOO
The large increase in the space of thirty years may
however be readily understood when it is considered
that the Russian territory has extent of 22-
O0OOOO square kiometers, "a kometer is fveeighths
Of mile,) and length of coast of 81 900 kilome-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07

EDUCATIONAL CONvENTIoN.-The N orth Carolina
Educational Convention met last week at Salisbury
and the members formed themselves into " The North
Carolina Educational Association, J" to meet annually
Prof Hedrck in attendance as delegates, and we
regret to learn that of the citizens did him the
honor TO express their disgust for the man and his
opinions in rather rotous manner, thus afording
him what he so anxiousy hopes fora sort of mar
tyrdom. Let the poor devil go. He is nobody
Don't elevate him into somebody by any sort of no.
tiCe.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07
Naval AfnYrs.

New YORK, Oct. 3O.-The sloop of war Ports
mouth arrived at Retavia on the 7th August, on he
way 10 Hong Kong The San Jacinto has been re-
paired at Whampoa, and would start from Japan or
the 10Th of August
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07
1.-THE North Carolina journal of Medicine and
Surgery.


Surgery.
We seldom publish, and hardly ever call attention
to, prospectus one reason being, perhaps, our dis
gust at the impudence of Northern trashy publica-
tons of the milk and water order which magnfcenty
vouchsae to Southern journals the honor and advan-
tage of an exchange in consideration OF their pub
fishing an amount of advertising in the way of pros
pectus amounting TO something like twenty times the
nominal value of the trashy publications aforesaid.
But, in calling attention 10 the prospectus of the
publication whose title heads this article, have nc
UGH scruples. 1t is a scientific work-a North Car
DINA publication, calculated to elevate the character
of the Stae-to advance the interests OF impOr
tant proesson-to difuse theOretiC and experimental
knowledge among its members, and thus contribute
the general good and the advancement OF the solo
says, there ale twelve hundred medical practi
toner's in the State, many of whom are members o
the North Carolina Medical Society, under whose au
spices this work will be got out and it would b
hard, indeed should it fail or languish for want o
the necessary support.
We commend it to the public, and especially 10 tn
members of the medical profession, who can apprec
ate, be tier than can set FORTH the advantages
be derived from the establishment of such an orga
In the State-advantages which will certainly b
eheaply purchased at the expense of annual sub
scrpton Of three dollars but for the full reazato
Of which every medical man in the State must te
and take active interest in the work
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07
No Fusion In New Jersey.

TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 30.--The Fillmore and FIRE.
mont delegates representing all the counties in the
State, met in this city yesterday for the purpose OF
considering the proposition of the Republican Com
mittee with reference to the formation of a Fusion
Electoral Ticket on the plain partiality adopted in
men resolved that the proposed plan was entirely
impracticabe, and that they opposed to any
Fusion whatever with the Fremont party.
A report that Com. Stockton is about to "pro-
nounce in favor of Fremont, is contradcted by his
friends He is, however, in favor of Fusion ticket
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
vZIImTNGroN, N. c.. MONDAY. NOV. 3. 1856.
Irhe nnmn of Hope LARGELY Dev.lOped.

of Hope Largely OeNSAOP
Gov. Graham recently made speech at Concord
IN which he claimed for MIR. Fillmore with confidence
Nav York, Kentucky, Tennessee, Maryland, Deia-
ware and Louisiana, with good hope of PennsyIva-
MIA. New Jersey, and other Northern States ana VIZ
oinia Missouri and Florida, at the South Nor would
he give up North Carolina.
Such takers as Gov. Graham ought to be asham'
ed of themselves. They deceive their hearers-they
hold out false hopes TO the opponents OF Democracy
they feed divisions at the South. They ought to
lynov-they must know that they have no confidence
Of carrying New York. or Kentucky, for Mr.. Fill
more. That Mr.. FilImores chances are the slimest
of the three in New York-none at all in Kentucky
Tennessee Delaware or Louisiana, and fading out IN
MARYLAND. And then TO talk about Pennsylvania OIL
New Jersey, where the Democrats beat them fused
and in their prime. And there's chance for Var
GINA and Florida and Missouri-is there Not 81
Of it.
Now what On earth is the use of ali this gassing
Surely gentlemen like Mr.. Graham cannot be TOOL
enough to believe half the nonsense that they at
tempt to cram down the peoples threats. it the
are, then they are the most awfully overrated mel
on top of earth. A sucking turkey, that, with MI
Gtaham's opportunities could not arrive at moro sen
sible conclusions would deserve to have his nclplen
plumage plucked out by the roots.
But such is the madness of the hour-Such In
deve opement of hope among our Fillmore fnenos
that we really expect to hear such calculations mad
from the stump and all around. WE'LL II 1t make
them feel any better, we are pleased
California Chunks.
We have just received by this mornings mahE
COPY of the &" San Joaquin Republican" published
Stockton California sent to us by gentleman iron
this place, formerly Wing, but who, like all tn
WiImingtonians in California, now goes for Buch
anan and Breckenridge. 1t is noble advocate
The Democratic nominees and the constitutional hight
of the South, and gives us the most cheering &C
counts of the good cause in the Pacific State. In
Know Nothing Councils are breaking up and thel
more conservative members announcing their deter
miration 10 act with the Democracy.
Kit Carson the real pioneer is out against remon'
The Butte Record says that since the arrival OF tn
news from the east, showing that Fillmore has
chance of carrying any of the Southern States, man
of his warmest supporters talk calmly and decided
in favor of Mr.. Buchanan 1t is not sudden chngt
out a calm determination 10 vote in favour OF tn
1nion-a feeling and course that is honorable !
every national man.
D1iIu Journal LIST INST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07

The Cleveland Times says that Dr.. ZeButt of Lin
colnton NJ c., has invented and patented one of the
best labor saving machines extant-a elf-Loading
Carl"--being particularly valuable 10 those engaged
in grading railroads or in exeavating earth. 1t s
said the driver can load and unload those carts with
out leaving his seat, and in much less time than it
can be done by dozen men in the ordinary wav
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07

THE PROSPECT IN CoNNECTIcUT.-Extract of a
letter received in this city from an influential and
well-informed democrat residing in Hartford, Con-
necticut:
The democracy of Connecticut were never more
active or in better spirits than in reference TO the ap
preaching election. Mr. Touccy has rendered the
most efficient service to the cause of truth and nation
al democracy and should we succeed, as | trust we
shall owing in small degree to his effors"
Read what Horace Greedy urged upon The house of
representatives long before the present crisis arrived
Here are his words =
we urge therefore, unbending determination on.
the part OF the northern members hostile to this
lntolerabie outrage and demand of them, in be haf
OF peaee--ln behalf of freedom--in behalf of
Justice and neutrality-suspicious. to the last
Better that confusion should ensue-better that dis
cord should reign in the national councls-bettr that
Congress should break up tn sUld disorder-nau, bet
ten that the capitol itse should blaze By the torch OF
the 'ncendtary, or fall and bury its inmates beneath
its crumbng ruins, than that this perdy and wrong
shall be finally accomplished"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07

Later from HavNMa-PreperatiOns for War.
NEW YORK, Oct 29.-The steamer Quaker City,
with Havana dates to the 25th u arrived here this
afternoon.
The ruInor of war with Mexico and the annexa-
ton of Dominica continue to occupy public attention
at Havana and the government is busy in making
necessary preparations. Arms for St. Domingo were
already on board of war, which 10 leave
as soon as the home government decided upon its
course.
Sugars were firm for best qualities but low grades
have declined half a cent. Exchange or Northern
cities u to 8.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07
Arrival of tue Isabel at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, October 28.-The steamer Isabel,
Captain Rollins, fom Havana via Key West, arrived
here to-day with dates to Saturday. royal order
had been published that United States gold hereafter
would only be received, for landing permits at such
value as the officers may deem correct. MIR. Blythe
had not vet assumed the duties of the consulate.
Sugars have 81 Chilly advanced as the late rains
would probably retard the crops Freights were
dull.
The bark Joseph Hall had discharged and would
be repaired Immediately.
PROVIDENCE, R. L., Oct. 29.-The Bank of the Re-
public suspended payment yesterday, owing, it is
said to the failure OF large Western produce house
in New York
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-24

i. her Increase, The uo,n supplies
wore 81. ,N,c'iy to the n.mospaer-;s nee J..
81 s.g.,a,,.n winch Gepe;.ds pso. tie at
-:,osY'n'si eiccirc.ty cAieay for norr,.L.
lr... sil...t! b. Sos "a lien. Bossomiay
?! l.:s ~ ss.Juhs. s..oui4 = sowr, plant.
g.. Or SIT JUS: after tl.< new rno"n. l. so~ 4
plaa'sI, ~. Or prun-d lrar Tie SECOND
quarter. they grow thrifty. but srldon
bear lnuea ao~srs or trllt TO y,ed best.
seed should be sosD, iFu.i tree. ST Or
nrune!. some Two /, tour days elofe The
vi! moon. II such ve. .. ties or ue-s
ase sow. ETC.. alter the iuIl, tbey 5, idou,
yva'.1e ex. ec.atioo; ba, escu.eu. roots.
potatoes. onions Gssis &c. dep ai.ny for
punishment OIL terrestrial magnetism in
stead o! atmosphere elec,rIcny. do be.,
When sovn or panied in tie decreasing
OCSE
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HUESN rra
00x@31033l

No. IFS Second 81. Nuscatiae, aoMa.
ID u ET-9SEfT w"ulS announce 10 me
N, Ira.- s.. C~unsrv Nd an%S 'bat he
can sap = sog cash, tie s. HvGL B0Oh =
pApltsh.i ~ "A. 4 >sush u e.. .slso'' q
pt5nv. and A :. Barnes Il Co.; inc'''cIf- !
tine Elecic So ~ oi ehoa, Baess. sand =
ReaA.y~. Davies Series II Mashema 'cs, &c.t
NJ pai, she's pres.
i,y bay ne L min. shsy saver ris1 iasfah !:
&c ard en- have their orcers h'ed n a'aea
~. riSr time. He also keeps consts My 10 sore,
ard will Job. at a small advance nn eastern p l.
crs. all ot,,-r .cho1 booss used IN t"wa ae"'
4 arge sf.ekot op 4 Lsst.r Pdrer,
Fame, n1te gaper. plain aud lacy en'ei",e 6,
cards. sbs.-s aud pencils, waters ana sealing
wax se!s. peas, wrapping paper, p"ck@' boo 5,
maps, iEks. steel pens, oibses AID prayer H'"k,
song booss. bask BOOKS, pass e""ks' 'neA
lB=m"rauda@s. wall paper, tnatnems'5 ca ~
| .ifuaaenis, eheas publications. note 90 =
| round eua pa. nj notes. SHEET muse, Tahsp4'
rent window shades, fancy stationery. sasa'
| tines. packet knives, novels. irom u ~ ahs
MUICA. IxSTRUMENrs
| vio'ins. guitars, accorceons, &C., together
with il struct,on books, Of ali KIDS. SHEET masi'
sc. He buys lar. ELY Of all the above articles
I for FASH f-onI t. e mann'acnr"rs tast, nc cal
Sill mem .he~p per (nea'cW's hS'eH
| tn hey can he got sewf ere, he Is Diet :
mined 10 bui d ~ large Joahi.g trade IN n
! Book and Stationery business has adooted a
his motto. SsaN profits asi 10 Sc ssIss
| He has also . vrry large stock Of STA
m.scellaN~ous. Law. MEDICAL and theols
books fns sals ~ ~a-tsrn prices.
kew A.k. sssA~s b Ezpsess, - sos~ a.
Ps5ltsAS&
Newspapsra, Maeazines ard Periodicals ~
! 81. Cd daily. 1R n B 10 asen' fos H.
Ds6hls P.lntss'e i'll Co. The Buffalo Typ
| rnua Try. c. p. H4ll's Percussion and Lesv
h-ss-., Map, Sssday school Socirty, Mo!n
Mile NraPpss paper.
! AZ RN RU4Ngrr.
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The Couaiess Waiswsk,, wife Of In.
Tsrm,, M,sisssr 30 Fesr,gn Affairs. hsc
dang ,,es On sAs day that prses ~.
8 yn,d. ne was - sDce ehsssa~ned Ev'
.ra.v la Paix Wsles ski. Com, Wa.
,i..zsa, 1. = Natural son u lhe grra, Ma.
psi:on " Pos'ss s'rl ol beauty, with
~!,rin lr iell IN love QUO nign, ., veil !.
Nafsa,. lie Pvissu nSb..iy, male aaf
fs.aas. aSs f~tnai~ Al.. ios beauty. H.
IL t.,s sa,..er vi ohe OF Racnci's bo,s, OF
Aasu. SIC xsct. Recently win .ucu las
u.nat.n-: aItc;ion. snd bears a mos, re-.
n,aIsa1lr Resemblance 10 Nspoie0E. Tia.
Coan,c,s IS al Italian, hail French, v.
bcllryr, yi.oni lie mel al tivIeuc.. n.
IS t,e@ee u :.as beauty. wuh . pro,u
0son .. { Cd hair. much Alter .Ae mould =
I..r:ns inl.tfcss, aud Was hmm, Use y
pcEGt,r IL. Los.ioa. Her iauey ball u
hJaur ci,a- u.i.an.e {, 4 lbeu TAT. .HyJ,
Pa.s. vi! 10 -. en,bazonej page II
'iN i.s'asy Q! tAsuloAs.ar tf.ss.
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We foas y ners yho c.rss tusiaj 1--we
IN ~ e,li n RS teios Zl.,esriile Oh 0.
- ~ nag u tre ,ntn two secss since.
w''- s.als . a.on oue O'Clock IN Satar.
ny n,Tn,ug Last. and taken iron their
la" l'is1. Is vs..
Way d. w" VS. 70 nnci, 'ob.ccol'
sad " u rl,snu IN 70 On American The
o,h~I <'enns Al a whist party, B. CT use
cbc@S. vas TIVE rely
4 Yankee sas invented plague
which kills OF a.! who dc no, paw the
rvin'.g !, is more distinctive .haa tn.
CsDsun ption.
TL-.s are bu. very few who know how
70 b. Idle and irace.W. by doing moth.
IN W learn T. DC i'll.
People never improve Alter marriage.
The girl thai - inso'snt TO her paren.s
viii ~ very sDs 70 Give sass to her nus.
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We would Call


DLANES- J",ntess, jack, smooth and IN.
j plsses. bead and match planes, rabbit.
sash raising Plssss-alss. eao9cn shifting and
nortiee gaaeea, spskeshavea broad and rand
sxes. hatehets,, sdses, hsnosrs. Spear L
Jaekson's RIP, ana Ind tenor SAWS socket and
hsnes chisssls. guaxes, sugevs ard squares
hsse's, eaw sets, b-seh screws. marking and
brad swSs, oil stones, screwdIivers, spirit lev.
els, brass and bits q oil kinds, viz: suees. gin
blst, centre and spsoa bits--spike ana nail
gimblets, nail punches, irea AID sti-l Compass
-, beg wss1 and livery rS'es, saw, CHS. an.
auGsr hand'es, dr.wieEkmives. ekAk lines
single snd dov1ls plsss irons, hat and rsu d
nersepsaysss, berisg ssashsass, hollow .ug-,s
&c. yAe., ct AYvR'S.
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WOODS
NURNERE

1885.
[ sixteen miles cas-. II ia.s Ci.. in Cedar eel
= 30 90
Grated ppie Trees
,fera to SUI ners graata Al 81 30 ard Sis
laeF leo Ezra .Eess tcs OF which erc Urge
suaash to fsnis .xsrs pr ses. aist' rhsfryssess
ia fterent varialiss aadsS1e ornamental trses.
c@s-Ali tF.as var. ansed irae ~ ZANE,
Cur Drrsess AiaG Il niles sham tmher, the
trees are well adapted to lrs.re coil nssiIs
saces.ded we'll In fail traA-piantins thstsc pan
aatrmas, re fssl prepare torssom,nehd W. Aaa
i,el.se Ii would be econesay IN the farmer 10 se:
his orchard in the fall and fs;se mound y OF ~
inches xsoun each mes. which sAonld be remSoe.
ed when vegetation has stsrted free'y In sae
spriug, at wllieh lime The tree shosId 70 u'n.
cd 10 anti he taste and the prsrious years
growth shorisul t. ) or buds. Many farmers
are NJ doubt a~sre tom sad experience, tns.
in io~s, shere nearly I'll orr seeding "A dene III
she s.srng that il the orchard planting Is ne !.
ee,ea an ii that scissor il 10 sPtto oe put on u.
the mex ring and - fren year To year nat''
| il l. full tirae he had = bearing orchard. "htn
spring planting is practiest. is v thought to -
OF mate rial advantage to dig the holes for the
| trees in autumn. Catalogues forwarded to those
| wao rs9aest them. Address
G. r. WOOD,
| rs2n Sprn.dale, Cedar co. Iowa.
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s~a-cr opens, ires. these 70 dressing Of
= compost Of paris well rot,ed TIA ,ufe z
parts aslss, ] part bone dast and I.an
plaster. Nix The Whole wei ,,srthe.
sasn broadcast tie manure around 4 =
s'ee Il. lar as Inc limo extend aud Dig j,
IN shallow; t'.en paint the bodies win a
nls,ure composed IL tie prop r;lons O. l
ga!Ioa Of 81. soap, quart Of .al, AID /
Ii. fleur NJ sulphur. Inc wno!e TO b.
thoroughly ,tslea aud IN III .ogstaer.
the mixture should be ~. Of WITT
stil,sw', 81 brush, around the to1y.fron
tie as,.a ur, and o. the larger limbs Is
:ar a. he op~rar.on can rsacn.--.An.
farwsr.
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aaT~~E FL -
sErry L BLESSING L DOW
~ NARY FRANCE TA-tcs-
70. - ne ran 4 doca-s,
10. :. tae riAr - da@1s,
~ q, IN. -a4n 1s cunning.
-. +, ne llaa Of e~ee"s.
sast tta re nlrs- .s.tu1
p r.r c~.az reDawrt
No: !. tbs torn 81 fsvh.a.
Coae.h . messing dow
Sos ss.ot.a6ssf5AAsce
u: .oths nas.r'ssaess.
VT - IRE rssce.y szsssss,
Not 20 tbs crowned eS~sS
Not j, Tho soraiA wssidtinx
Not 20 he khsvish slosr.
Ne. - ~. haushsy .yrsns
f'ume.h b!sE.iuS dsw..
..nt 10 he oily h;n.lsd,
No: ie tie ~ ped IL ss.nA
NJ: 70 .ae CANAL minded
,sn;te rahoi, .sD-,
-. . ne ziee, Of Lsty.
No: IN 'Ls n'anEsh's crcss.
Va, r. tire smile u beauty
lslact1 . blessing iv~n.
en ~ n. o#e whose spirit
Tssrss f,s the grca. ead good.
on.o she aDs ~hose s,c,-houss
lislis h tie hrayry food:
Ozeo Ma -. who sskcrs,
LeA ssss VI fSa " frywa;
cs,o ~ h:sasy aes.e.l
t'SnssA kiessipS aova.
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QPETrD ar IeWA CITY.

QFEEfD ar IeWA CITY.
From veg Yo.k 10 lou. Cir ~. F'r.
days! cia ~ Y II s. Lrsc H. K.
srEt UNITED STATS tEpIF$S 60.
u having establish d a, .snc. = ms ely
are prersrr- T.. fn~warA Cod aGa = :g~' "nr,
Sank Nolss. Valuable psctazssa d Freithi I"
aim 80 every city ard town IN the United
States Messenger will leave IN. citv oaitv
for the Fs-t. eoHi.. ing with anericap
ES, fess 90. a .d.lo. FOR u, points " "anada
and ss.ern 'tstss. and a New y.,rk win
Wells, Faro 4 Cos C hfrn,a al
Eu~op.aa Eri -ss..
TIE United Stas- Es PCS e.. vii, cav par .
tiehisr a.:sn'ioh 10 h" Io'leetio, Of f,rstis
rayE.s-. Of No -, and r. ali orlers for the
farehas" 81 i"Icaa disc. sc.
The Agea's ee'His empany will also sc d
~ III orders Z. freight IA nay ne eeta Ted al
Ire usra' pon's % ran 7-sh: .rn~a. a. Al Rock
.sisna Ghlea.o, y. rot, Toledo. &C.. and will
ny charges ani prompt forward I" ds.tna-
ton BY Express. J SHEPARD, Agent.
New FORK Office, 80 Broadway.
Iowa tiy Clinton street, Frs n 81 The
State Capitol Jan. II. 70.
The T. 3. Fxwe.s Co. hive an Assnt n
Mose ~ I VA. where al consignment. tos
TtSTcs will Be fonna n',em
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Mrsd Cor, nnse,1.--'I guess. said
Jona!aan Dosng, ysin,ng rom Canton
% h.. uno!e III America, i guess there
NIL be h, two sor,s Of good .overnrnen u,
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