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odd.
Remember that every prize is drawn, sud "a va.
ble in full without d.,inc,ion
All prizes q! one thousand dollars and under
paid i;'sa,cd a'cy tr: the drawing; other prizes
at the usulI tim" of thirty days.
All com'n"n;ca'ians strictly confidential The
.irnwn numbers will be forwarded to pu:c: uscrs
Immediately after thu drnwi.,g.
$l.25.
Prize Tickets cashcd or renewed iu other tick
cts at either office. Orders for ticke,a can he
addressed either 10
5. SWAN & Co, Atlanta Ca,
or :. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
Jnly JIG. 1856. l3 u
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70 R s ALE!

@t THE Subscriber will dispose of his a.
Ell entire Real Estate in Greenwood,
OH the most accommodating tcrIus, consisting Of
his Residence, which has attached to it about
1S ACros or Iand,
and 64 Acres about II miles FROM the place for
Fro wood.
An improved LOT at the Greenwood Depot
containing 2 3-4 Acres. Also. an nnimproved
LOT at the same place. containing 40 by 60
Feet, and lying i'll front of Baiiey's Store.
Z q @ a or oS,
Immediately the G.. d G. Railroad-nearest
point about 4 of mile from the Depot-on
which is excellent Building Lot.
TIOS. CHATHAM.
Greenwood, July 7. 1856. l2 If
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THE LEAVENWORTH J0URNA1

THE LEAVENW0RTH JOURNAL.
INllE undersigned propose 10 commence
Il the publication of weekly Newspaper
IN Lcavenworth City, under the title of the
Leavcnworh Journal about the first of
June. '' "
Ist. We nre induced to engage in this enter.
Prise from "a conviction thut anorhor paper is re.
CURED by the growing population Of Kunsus.
and the public demand for full and reliabe in for
nation in repard to its history, Topography. eli.
mate, soil, Resources, politics, present condition
more readily furnished here, since Leaven " orlh
City IL tn" commercial intrrpot If the Territory
occupies position Of direct inter. commun.
cation with two thirds of its population, and is
The focus of news.
End. We believe that the institution of Black
Slavery is Moral, Political and Economical
biessing-ihat it is right in principle and expe.
dIent m policy. and hence should he defended and
extended. II is our purpose to maintain these
propositions IN our paper, and do all in our power
to make kansas Slave State. In the discussion
ofthes iavery question however W will endeav avor
10 maintain conservative position to present ar.
guments and facts instead of denuncia,ion mud
abuse.
Sd. Although tho "Lcavenworth Journal
will DO devoted to politics in q great degree vet
1t will pay due regard to the Good the True and
the Beautiful. II will exhibit faithful portrai.
t"re Of the times in which we live, by present
lug correct account of the current events of
the day-the progress of the Arts and Sciences,
Of Educstion, Commerce, Agriculture and In
testBi improvements. It will discuss all sub.
jeets with freedom and firmnrss; give all par
ties their dues, and follow the light of truth.
If o9r Weekly Journal meets with cordial
support We intend soon to publish Tri-W eekly,
and perhaps Daily.
The editorial department Of tho " "Journaln
whl she presided over by 8. s. Goode, late of
kehtucky, and Warren d. Wilkes, lato of South
CsrcIina. a -
We appeal 70 our friends to sustain u.s.
TERMS.-Weekiy o. S200--Trf.wsekIy As 90.
Z. IA.s.nvo-.,, e.;tsW, taoWVDh, Wilkes q Go.
July Q, 1855. IL If
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10. $50 prizes, amounting TO-. ......... .Sl02. 200
The 10 600 prizes of 81 are determined hy the
number which draws til" S}0,t:NO priz"-if that
.,'ninber should ho odd nuruhcr, ,l,cn every
odd number ticket in the scheme will be entitled
to ST, III addition to AM other prize which The
ticket may draw.
purci"s"is in buying an equal quantity of
odd a. d even number ii k-,s will b.. certain of
drawing nearly half the cost of the same. with
chances Of "b':,i"in. other prlzcs.
All those tickets ending with o. 9, 4, 6. e. arc
evap-cH th,,.e .n,1iu,r ,v;.' y "
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DAILY ARRIvALsl
FRESH @!n@@[SBnEao >

DAILY ARRIvALsl
FRESH GEn@@ISLRlES. =.
Hardware, g., &C., &c.
II AGAIN ask attention of Planters md House
and Mocoa COFFEE, Coffee SUGARS, MO.
LASSES, RICE. SALT, FISH, &c.
Irish Potatoes,
Still lower-bclow cost-cheap cnougl, for Is.
bio use have still about THIRTY BARRELS,
which ain determined to close out.
A Now upply
Paints. Oils Turpcntinc. Burning Fluid. Putty,
and Window Glass. French aud American.
O. K,
Rectifed. Rye and Eagle WHISTLES, whicl,
I wsi, to ciese out Immediately at little above
cost for Cash.
Hardware.
Hoes Of every variety. from 20 TO s. eta, and
still lower per doz. Hand Saws, Vices, Anvils.
Smiths Tongs, Bellows, Pitch Forks Sho"c!s.
penny. CiAlNS-Log, Lock, Fifth and Draw
ing
Also, to Young and Old,
There is an application made to come forw ard
before summer and supply yourselves with
Wooden and Cane-scated ROCKING CHAIRS,
and any othcr kind you may want, ns l have a
few left, and will sell at cost for cush.
Guns.
If you want Guns that will shoot and kill over
100 yards. call on II. S. KEER and lie will show
you few Of them.
Tobacco and Cigars.
Tobacco of every quality, from, S eta TO 81 90
per ID. Cigars, many brands.
All OF tho above articles. and many others
may DO found at tho Grocery Store of
II. S. KERR,
Apl g so I'll No. Brick Range.
az Indepcndcnt Press conv
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BlacksnaithinE.

1>HE undersigned having removed from l;s
L old Stnnd, L4s opened Shop in rear Of
Mr. Jones Lazy Office, upon the Street lsalnc
from tho Court House to tho Depot, where he
Will lie pleased to meet his old friends and cup.
toners. lie prides himself PARTICULARLY IN h;s
skill at HORSE sHoEING, though ali kihds IL
work will be DOUG with ncatness and durabilr:!
!. WILLIAM KNOX.
Jan: 2a 1854. 30 - sn
Wanted % Hire -,
a stout Hand to work ii, the Shon. s0s,g II -.
feryed, wall take him y, an Apprentice, Isl.
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G GIA ERY,

u ~ y ~ U n u y u tC ,
Authorised by tic State Of Georgia.
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery!
CLASS Ito be drawn in the City OF At
lanta, Georgia. in public, on Monday, July
20, 1856. OIL the Havana Plan.
SAn'L SWAN g. CO.. Managers
PRIZES amounting to 100000 will be dis
trIl.uted according to the foiiow,ng MAGNIF
lCENT SCHEME. Every other ticket sure
to draw prize. S0,OtiO umbcrs-l5, 100
Prizss.
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S ad die
AND HARNESS SHOP.
All ARBEVILLE G.. II.

.. Il. EL z a Sc
AElNG opened Snltitn and YIar,c..
IA. Shop at the Stand formerly occ,;,,iaf hy
the Rev JAMES MooKr, Informs tho public that
ne is prepared to do "ll work entrusted to him
III short notice, aud in t,,e
BEST S.SIBIE STrLE.
Having long experience in the business.
aattets himself that he eau please The mos.
tidicup.
0Irl:s TERMS. hereafter, will beC
j. :t tS
Jan. z, 1856 % ;LE'
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ca RRIAGE AND WAGON
NI A TX N q

ca RRIA AGE AND WAGON
vi A k ING.
T>IIE undersigned having as
Il socated tfIenselve o. &XEM'
partners in the business of Car-.ax.SsGE2lxX1&,
rage and Wagon Making und Repairing, under
the Firm of
II A r RIS s. W ARE,
would call the attention Of the public to ,icir
Shops at
Mt. Carmel,
where they hope, by hfr prices, faithful work.
and prompt attention 10 business, to earn the
confidence of all, and merit liberal share oi
patronage.
For all jobs amounting to Five Dollars or more
payment will be required in Cush. or by Cash
Note, when the work is removed from the Shop
All ordrrs for work should be directed to Da-
vid t. Harris; hut all settlements must TO nude
with the financial Copur.ner, w. G.. Ware, rs
he alone is authorized to use the nane or the
Firm, give or take notes, give receipts receive
money or contract debts.
DAVID +. HARRIS,
w. C. WARE.
Mt. Curmcl, 8. C., Jan. Z, 1856. 3s-ly
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W The friends of JOHN R. WILSON, res
specially announce him as Q candidate for Tax
Collector of Abbeville DISTRICT at the ensuing
election. I. =. : o
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IL The friends Of Capt. 8. A. HODGES re 4
sPectfaily annonnce him as pdidaie fat Tax !
Collector at the etisding election - -
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$4,000.

u
7,5U0 l'rIzes Of. .....-$S4 are..... 63 75O
'''"1 fr'zes. amounting to Sl02f0O.
Tickets, $40; Halves, SIS; Quarters, $3.50.
Prizes payable without deduction
The 6oO Prizes of $e4 nre determined bv
tho nuRber which draws the Si6,GuO Pr;ze-If
thst number should he nm odd number, then
every odd number ticket in the Scheme win he
eh'tled to $S,hr; II an even numb r. then every
even number ticket will be- entitled to S2s 30 in
addition to any other Prize which NAV be
drawn. w
Purchasers in buying all equal quantity OF odd
snd even number tickets will be certain Of draw
ing nearly one half the cost of the SANG. with
chances OF obtaining other Przea.
All thoee tickets ending with 0, 2 f. 6, 8. are
odd. - "'o
Persons sending money by mail need no. fear
Com1',."ications confidential Bank Notes of
sound Banks taken at par
Drawings sent to all ordering tickeia
Those wishing particular numbers should or
der immediately.
Addrexs
JAMES F. WINTER. Manager
July q, 1856. "a macon A. -"
The State Of South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT,
~ ln Equity.
Josepn j.. Hearst,
sn.a, As.,,y.s. :. al Bill 70. .. Injunction, &c
1uRsuAnT e tho order Of Court 1 give
fp9tlee 70 all persons /" who are leon, cssd'
ie. Of VIM. 9. Ansley individually, and who ara
MiHin9 - como IN and contribute to the cos,s of
E::zErSce.ang. % present and prove their
A5atns before mo within three mouths fror,
Ae. phblication hereof" " o'' ~
r. 4s44 Y. WMs. II: PARKER, cx Ar.
:, COMMISSIONER Cf3ee, a.
..zals.y 3 1886. ) IL sm
Bacon ! Bacon II -
~ 1blb0 LBS; LBS q superior pa:
HDAvIsa& BoozER. !.
&Reeg6ke. gass.lA. 1856. :. Q .gl u
sFs''.,s svIlSTER Is PAST, b.
~ lss ssa Al aysasing, III order 70
933 3ScE@GN,th thsss & . .positivs reau.st
sSe = ~ - S1deatS 10 ae, s}sksr b. Nose
j III 5erwsra immsa sai9tojy md
y isssset bss sisen. {!
& ~. ~. = FkRR.5
( 4 4 ss2t' s.oos .S sSA 81 ~
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eOoaa lion Lottery.
More Prizes than Blanks!
1857 Prizes! 10000 Dollars !
ONLY $1,000 NUMBERS
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
IoTTER%.
BY AUTHORITY OF TIE STATE OF GEORGIA.

OLA SIS F.
~ W be drawn Angust 18th, 1886, ut Concert
Il hall, Mac.n. Ga, under tho sworn supcr-
intrndrmce Of Col. Geo. NJ. Logan and Jas. A.
Sisbcr, Esq.
fatro's Will please examine this Scheme care
fniiy-compare il with any other. md If it is
::'ot the best ever offered ind the chances 10 OBJ
tain Capitals far better, don't purchase Tickesls
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Hoes! Hoes!

Hoes: Hoes!
US'E received lot Of SCOVIL'S No. and
2, and BRADE'S Patent HOES, which
we will sell low.
BURGS. WIER e Mit,
March ls. 1g '7.i:fV
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sAr IHs fisnds of' w s5Y, sGRTPF1N, rs
sPeee@iy announcSs him as q caisiSsts 70
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We" ...eu and much enlarged room formerly
cupied by Mr.. II. S. KERR.
April 9, 1856. 81 #
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. epaneds . laas6 f3tcck Sf MEMS S1sif6
Ct .a.s ouNMAFRs 8 81 q I & RsHsafIiS d ! 81 !
: April g 1855. 81 lsss
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Es2eg g Sa1i 81
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GOING NORTH.

GOING soUTlI-The Il. 20 will connect at San
daSEy with Morning Train from Toledo; tMonroevie with
shelby Junction with Cnenna Express from
Railroad ~
G2o NJ Train will connect a. sapduskv with
er bay City from Detroit at onroeve with Train
T. T. RI at Shelby Junction 5.91 p II. with the Mail
IRAN on u e. e. r. Q. for Columbus Cincinnati; at Mans
heid Junction at IS r ~ with Fast o. p r. r.
for Pittsburgh, and Newark with East and West E-ht
Trains on Central Ohio R. H. S'
GOING NORTH The 9aO Train will make close con-
Iecton at Newark with Mail Train from Bellar
IL at Mansfield JUNCTION with Express for Pittsburgh;
Snen junction nt l." with Cincinnati Express
Mail Train on c. e. T. road to Toledo. Chicago, &c.
100 " Train will connect Newark Exprcss from
he East on Genital Ohio Road; Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train Tor pittsburgh; Shelby Junction at sci
with Cincinnati Mail for Cleveland Monroevie with Night
Express for Toledo and Chicago Sandusy With the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
sandusky, Aug 4, 1855. scpiSrti
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Saddle. aarnesa and rrunls Manutaotoru

Saddle. Harness and Trunk Mandatory.
EEEMlAH H. SHEPPARD and ClIAs. MORGAN have
is day entered into partnership Saddle Harness
pard Morgan. - " f
Having purchased from Mr. Knote the manufacturing
part ." his extensive establishment and occupy large
WORKSHOPS We haYe facilities for manufacturing which will
enable us to furnish description very
rates and OF the latest and most improved style.
we haVc now on hand fun assortment all articles in
our lne consisting Of Saddles, Brides, Harness. Trunks
Collars Whips, Carpet Bags, Sachels Saddle Bags &C. &c
MI nj which will be sold wholesale at yerY
lowest rates. " ''
Particular attention will he paid ordered work. rcpair
ing promptly to- and trnst By strict atteton
and reasonable prices the atrop-
age which has been liberay bestowed upon the former
proprietor '.,,...=,.-. - SHEPPARD & MORGAN,
4huS=73m No 131 Main St., corner of Union.
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OFFICE MKT DOOR no rnE, MA, NJ. RANK. /,

-. First spriug Stack. y --
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware,
.. &c, sc.
j. II. SCOT T'S se
NEW and splendid stock--far exceeding in beauty
celleucc variety and cheaPness he has heretofore
offered his patrons-will he opened on -
MONDAY MORNING, 2iTII INST,
he respectfully invites tho attention Of the pub
lie. .----- - ----. = z snh2e
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MATHEW McNABE
DEALER r
DIR. q. G. WINoHELL,
Just Received

Just Received.
6SIORESCOTTS' Phillptbe Second" 9 vols
Il ''Squer's Notes on Central America
ellie and Correspondence OF Lord Jehrcy,''
ssI.etters OF Lady Worthy MontAguc,"
IRoGers' Table Talk, 5-
"Confdenta Correspondence ofSapoleon BOnaparte
.tThe Alaelie in Madrid" 5 III 30
.'Niada,nc Pfeaers 2nd, Journey Round the world,'
"AIiss Murray's Letters from the United States Sc,
"IIistoricai and Literary CuriOsities OF London"
''MaFy HoWus Ballads and other Poems"
Hoods WItIms and Oddities" -
s'Rejectsd Addresses ii' tt-f 5s-' y
Emma Bartlett, Prejudice and PaIutcism,"' 2 IL
''IIEe of Hon. James Buchannn,'
j. c. Fremont &C., &c. For sale at the Corner
Bookstore. ssilF r-5E7 fl7itr lt5t-- H9F9 )
,augs ? e4s- WILDE BRO.
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fGr frs cSur:e including az Departments Of Booe
For k!A Goarse D. L.Iis. Oe ~ .G
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Notice.

HAVING sold out the Saddle Harneas and Trunk Manu-.
featuring part Of my business shall devote myself
Nor the presen exclusively the Saddery Hardware and
Coach Trimming business, having, by the change
room and greater and being the only this
city, exclusively In this business Hnd from experI-
ence In, and extensive connection SaddlnE business
hope to be able 10 render entire satisfaction who viii
favor me with their Very thankful the liberal
custom heretofore bestowed upon contnuanre
oi the same. z = l+ JOHN KNoTE,
augS-3n Old Stand 15S Main Street
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TIE L1DIES'- DEpARyuEvT

Is opeIed for the reception oaes No Institution in
this Department. $50 ~ "
In conclusion would add that we shall put forth our
best efforts to merit in stil degree the nat
terins reception with which enterprise has met and zee
pledge onrSstreS to tnpuTt Il thorough prdcticd
course NercGHtle LtT can Dc ,,,,,
other sim i',tT. .Rsre'n5He CoHege.l =. wv |
Among the many Recommendations we give the follow
I'VE, the undersigned, take pleasure testfying that we
are personally acquainted with Sir. Grangcrs ability as an
Accountant and Teacher Of Book KeepnE which X of the
highest order lie has had great experience AS an Ac
in heavy Commercial AMI Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities in imparting Pr1cticGl
hnotoea0e ~ BOOK Keeping, and thorough C0n.ercidG
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Sold Ont

JHE subscriber having sold out to Messrs sheuard
Morgan the manufacturing department of his etabla
men would embrace this opportunity to return sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage extended TO him for
the last twenty three and beg leave to
MS numerous friends and customers his Successors know
Ing them to be experienced workmen in every wuy
worthy the confidence and patronage of the public have
no doubt they will render full satisfaction who
favor them with their custom.
AnsY-Sni JOHN KNoTE
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For FsH Course IN LtdieS Departnteait. 20
rIIE PRoPRIEToRS take great pleasure in expressing
their thanks for the gratifying unprecedented sue
Cess which have marked the career of their
its establishment at the Capital, and stimulates them to re-
newGd exeFtionsto meet IN TIE mort ecient manner the
rapidly increasing demuud for prdctiL and DseJ,
stce course o. ercdtae training. The great practical
experience OF the Principal in heavy Banking and CONNER
cai assisted by educated and accomplished gentle
men has enabled him to bring to degree perfection
system OF COUNTING ROON Instruction. by ORR; rx.rcs.s
NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
student By thiS new process drilled ut the DESK indri
OF an Accountants duties US Thoroughly though he had
Ssrcsd an apprenticeship In lurle CD1arcioR
HOss and thus a awkwnriness; falterng rgreEious
blunders are, in n great measure, Iissipltetl.
ln addition to our engagement ACCOMPLISHED Assist
ants We have also secured the services OF some Of the
topics.
Our Of Instruction particuarzc
here but II embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY nook KEEPING, with free aud full OF
rs SciSntie Prncples-ectures upon Commercial History,
ara History OF Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial
ography, Commercial Products, Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law Ethics Of Trade part.
nersilip, &c.
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, -; annurl. ...-...........--.-.-s5tOO
pEs.,,Iii, per annunl SSsOp
49, pr asinuE
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FolRTEfIs

OPENED THIS DAY and now ready for
5sale, fresh supply of Chickefing Sons eel
" ebrated Piano Fortes, OF beautiful Black Wal
nut and Rosewood Ahish and for hrillIaneyo Of
tone andlhness of touch either in his
or EUROPE and are offered at the mAnuIac
Fers prices, including carriage.
sf MS0, . Fringe nc Co Mel9asons style with and
s"el OF hne Rosewood finish, lowest Bufalo
RrGes with general stock OF Martins celebrated Gutars
r1ahan, french and German Tolns vIoIinceos FLUTES
Ss, banos VambOrines, Tuning Forks the best italian
raj assortment of Variety Goods - 500
Wholesale and at the old Music and VARIETY a,ors
No. &c Union street. - ''1i 1NS -
my2 T,a ,SprYop
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sandusky, Mansfield g. Newarb
s RAILRo AID -
z lt 49, 49, 50 as
Change of Time

OS and after Tuesday, Aug = 1855 until further po.,.s
" Trains will be follows, (SaturIavs excentedS
g.. GOING SOUTH t'
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I. ]. ALLEN, IL. u,
President Of Farmers College.

President Of Kenyon College,
-
To young men who wish acquire BuSiness E6mcr-
noa We think It anordS facilities very seldom equaed-
Mr. GRANGER has the
Tse and aptness in teaching. added practical Counting
Room experiences and feel confident that graduates from
his College will be fully competent to keep the conp-
\. ?. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
J. IANNESi Sec'y Board Of Control, State Bank O.
). F. PAIN, Book Keeper ut d. T. NFoodbury's.
D. ONERDlER, Book keeper Clinton Bank.
H. z. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
Z. u. ASsoN, Book Keeper at J. H. Riley d Co.'s.
eH"Por full particulars, SEND for circular.
GRA-NtfER e ARMSTRONG,
.iet-Ie PrOprletorS.
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NUMBER 57,
CITY BUSINESS.
ESCoURAqE AMERICNN MASI7PA CTiIWI.
~ RUEAER1A b Ik.IklsRssE EsEs,s -
7. WrltIng Eluid.

this superior fluid Ink Ia lcen before the psblic
- now neatly two year, bt eohstaalS siths in
sSSFS S and i nov prssrrri GS many he farfnled
tt smaller sizes MuIurTs,le have been Scd
ond merchants in Cinetsnati, L6asSllc, Pits
haIaos CevCsn6 Detroit, TeET,. lnte JainVcfic
Ninssnmes tndiSrapgls; KyIyy Frankfort, IeIiCSto.
NisipPss, 81 Louis, SssbuI lackSpn Nachea
id View Otl. II has $50 bgth lirpted in ILL STAT. D
VI keptpcSy Isgn,$sec Asaissipi Il ntI
ia aud ard tour Diplomas ard Pr9sc s-
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Northern Sentiment.

We give communication from a gentleman in
Buffalo, which assures us that the representations
we have through the abolition press, convey a false
idea Of the sentiments Of the Northern people We
have no doubt that our correspondent is ex-
tent correct We believe there are great many
people at the Norh-and those the best of that
ton-who have no unkind feeling to the South, and
who care nothing about slavery one way or the 9th
or. and would be glad to hear the subject men
toned again But either thSir love OF quiet their
disgust ut the excuses OF faction, has withdrawn
them from the OF politics. the fact that they
constitute the minority has forced them into retire
ment BE this it may, they appear to be quite
powerless in the exciting state Of affairs, and suffer
those who seeking To subvert the Constitution TO
stand forth to the world the opponents Of Northern
sentiment IL they possess the power TO correct this
condition Of things it is their duty do it, and the
sooner they set about it the better.