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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-10
RICHMOND. Jan. All, 1856.

Pursuant TO call in the Richmond Pals
dunn. portion of the citizens OF Rchmon
and vicinity met at Starr Han:
On motion of j. B. S,rawbridge Herr,
Hoover wa. called TO the Chair. and on mo
ton of W T. Dennis. H. B. Payne was ap
pointed Secretary.
On nlo:ion of John Popp. Esq, comuli,
tee Of FIVE was appointed to draf; resolutions
Dr.. j. R. Mendenhall Jason Ham, w T
Dennis, C. B Huff and B. W. Davis, commit
tee.
On motion. Mr.. Popp was requested to ad
dress the meeting. He proceeded. in IN clio
quent manner. to address the audience on thu
various matters connected with the recent out
RACES in Kansas.
The committee then reported through Mr.
w. L. Dennis. the folio wing resolutions. which
were. on motion, unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The present condition OF affairs
in Kansas Territory i. of such a character a.
to render i. 8 paramount duty for every good
citizen to express his emphatic disapproba!ion,
therefore.
Resolrsa, That the recent invasion OF the
Constitutional free soil of Kansas BY An arm
ed force Of Missouri Ruffans calls for the
unqualified condemnation Of every lover OF
freedom.
Eesolred. That in the recent unprovoked
MURDER OF our late fellow citizen. Thomas ".
Barber we have another striking proof of the
interruptions efforts Of slave power to perr-t-
ua;e and increase lis tyranlcal rule a. all
hazards.
Rssoiped That while we feel 10 coadole
with the bereaved family OF The deceased, and
profoundly regret the premature death of &
most estimable citizen. and al honest man
! Il, I
his murderer to condgn punishment; ana that
the aiders and abelters Of the bloody act shall
be ms de to feel the whitening power Of public
Indignation.
Resolved That the pasillanimous and cow
ardly conduct of Gov Shannon. as es;aced
in the late Kansas troubles sinks linn beneath
the contempt OF ali honorable men.
Rssalced, That The arm of the General
Government has. in these difficulties. bsen
po~er-ss for good and only been remarkable
for It's ''nsastsrly iHoctipity.
Resoi0ed. That the declaration Of President
Pierce. that the citizens Of Kansas ''sas<st ts
pr0tectei." is "self-evid..t he inasmuch
As lie has had the power 10 protect them and
refused TO do it.
After which II. B. Payne offered the follow
ing resolution, and supported it with a few ap
propriate remarks
Resolged, That the thanks of this meeting
are hereby rendered to Hon. ID. p. Holloway
for his firm and manly course of voting uni
formly FER Mr.. Banks for Speaker. as the ex
ponent Of the Republican party in Congress,
and we say to him 'hold on TO the end-Na
tonssm agans, SectonaliSm :"
Mr. J. I. Williams was then called for, who
the audience in few propra.e
Mr.. John Popp offered the following reso
luton:
Res9lred, Tha. the proceedings OF thi.
meeting De published in the Richmond Palla
dunn. Jetfersonian and Eaton Register and
copy Of it be forwarded TO our Representative
in Congress.
HENRY HOOVER. Presi dent.
II. b. PANE. Secretary
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PRKsrp MEssAcE.-We last week gave

PRKsrD MEssAoK.-We last week gave
q .ynopsi.&. Pierce's Message, and though.
TO give it in fall, or a. least ali that was Of
public interest, this week, but have come 10
the conclusion TO do neither, from tie fact that
We are unable to select any part of it tina,
could strictly be termed of public utility. On
the other hand. were We 70 publish the docu-
ment entire. we should thereby infiict on our
readers grievous wrong. and subject our
selves to the charge O. 'ssi.asing the question
Of slavery To those OF our subscribers who
have a curiosity to wade through such abso-
lutte stuff. We viii endeayor to furnish copies
from oar exchanye list.
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4 CARD.

Tie undersigned returns lis sincere thanks
to the Fire Companies and the citizens gener-
ally. for the efficient aid they rendered OF
Tuesday last. in saving his Dwelling House
and Cabinet Ware rooms, from being destroy
ed BY fire. \ debt CT gratitude is due them
fer tlIeir se.f-sacridcing exertigns on that oc-
casion, W jch VIII always be gratefully re-
ne-nbeIej THOMAS MASON
Richmond, Jan. To- 1856
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r. We are requested By Mr. W. !. Spin
ming 10 thank the citizens of Richmond for
their active e1erti0ns in rescuins his properly
from he devouEing flames on Tuesday las,
and also for the generous sympathy SO geaer
al expressed IN bis behalf
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ger 'tof'sgsh- faces a; he CAPITAL 4 ~,
tes>';,9 70 oe opposed > slavery sx,eass -
refusing TO vote Tor Banks. Ter Spr.lss. =,
this Iuneture OF affairs. IS rersai,.lv a. -
aiy-a dough face under masi. 'A
Whist | notice. with regret. for h,.l :.
country and the SAFE thev in n,-t - 80 %
some iew Indiana members wI.h ~
clique. am proud 10 see the nss,A - n { {
Holloway steadily aud uniformly -,
among the faithful and riyhs. Tbs !.
time 10 look up former proclivi,ies AMI -. =
ties | have los: nearly al the parry -.
Tor which the Jefter>oniaa WAS one. Pc
AaxiauS 70 give me credit we
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@The New Castle Courier, which has
been in state of suspended animation" for
the past two or three months. is revived
Mr.. Wrigley, its former publisher. having re-
tired. 1t is now conducted by I. B. Redding
and Charles E. Harwood The tone of their
editorials have the ring of the genuine metal.
We wish them abundant success.
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your benevolent Efforts, ar. ladies' your oheilea
alsl hau4bie servant .ooHI<S
To Martha ". Brown. Hannah B.rrsam Ami
tad,rsoej, Ms J 4 Holloway Committee
fxDItsAFoIIs, January : Ie56
I,nrxs-Y our letter of yesterday. asking an ex
rissatic4 af tie tate decision 81 the Sapre,,
G>.asi apea the iiqa-r law Of 1855 i 5efo-o ne
and As>ten 10 answer, though resrut that
csaaoi 10 80 % the extent Of yo2r wishes as n.
tonrt itself has rot considered the gucStioR 50 q
as an advised of the effect Of its decision upac
futare ss!cs Of liquor. Tar Coat beic- composed
OF f,Yr il relaireS - cTfrruce o. time Jadre,
IL decide paint POSITIVELY Al equal division
atiirGs TIE j.I .mrii 81: the Interior Court wha,-
ever Il may be- ans seties uo;hiug or: ,he 2aric.
uiar ander Consideration.
Ia the l4to decision Of the Sap-eue Court. H.
which yen refer uo three judges concerned ex-
cet III ding that TIE pr p o5;.oa confirmed ia
the "a mAnufact arr and the creation # suuty
Agents 10 sell, Was Observation-Disclosures No
thing more der.iei These points we're safi-
cvn', With the aid %! properly used ;ecancsliiv.
Ia dispose p the cases Of Rehee then before tn.
Court. end hence The Ceu., proceeds no further.
such is rs rraci:.e-
HE inqairy Which ron pat now. very ,urally
suggests Itself hat is TO he the eject ofihe decis-
ion made uHoa f.ta-e liquor selling?
NJ is~, II is fifsf section eo'J4isss absolute
prohsbitisr upaa 81 the people Of the State = sell
VI al 4tePsIos-tEe execution Il SPEAK ger
era.T, that certain coaCty agents might sell -
Supreme Cocr. declared H. - ,ept9e ile.yeI ans
perhaps the most logical eenseqreace IS tsa' tt.s
e'es .&''o" o-'se N-.d' TIE ah7".ate F'reai9t.sAa
s-9E}s. 50 taat 70 os-e eaG -. Or aEy pars5eSp
Rut the position Is taken t'.a'. r.isr IL ,irefs-
'o' e'-ts .'ei>Si eau se44 ief the Pc esfs tEtt
-.
ia -" a. u 4 VSFE 65s2fe q iss't"l q s.#E
50 'a-Se ID porter o. re -" - LIZ r2 ~,<e-
'-- . ,'s "et.-!at maze 1s sea 2 s.te -
80 'a.'- T. "! : t.at - - .s-li';s 81
ne 77a'-@ mas. 10 aHG s. --.sss. oe - % rs
u -ee 'N 'He Ne&5l. ~'ad not r Re Isec'>lezl-e.
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SAD AoCTnESr--Ne lenra that enc Of Il. rue Of
the track Of the e H. Railroad. Camden. ohio
he return trip last evening sd killed brakesrasn
cutting him litrraltv ii twice Gar afs-uaznt DID
know the the deceased. bat tAa. be was
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they would b~ reverb Cenvirrioss far rala.sl,.l
>eaas. ttaa. 5 fa- veFa--s eaa... Ser
Ia regular. be sustained i. ta- Saprcs. Court
Should the Judges ha-i 10 th-i present views }
uPoa the ground that a here the supreme Court IS
equally divided, The alignment Of jhr Iaf Court
: affirmed An aCqgitsl ia The lower Courts IS
u coarse snai in al cases
iih sincere de>ires for the abundant success Of
your beneyoieGt tfforts, ar. ladies your ohedes.t
ai41 hamo}e ssryan. : T. GOGkINS
10 Martha ". Brown. Haanaa BirCsal Annis
nd,rsoej, Ms J. 4 Holloway, Committee
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IS MARTHA W. RRowS, aai offers, com mite,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-25
Lands and Lots for Sale.

a AcRES of Valuable Laod both sides OF To
Il Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad 10 In'es no u
Nashville on zhch depot has been recently locaJeu wei
improved good aer, good sod, with fair proporuon
tmber cleared land excellent stand or couues
store and residence Either side Of the road or the Whoe
will be sold 10 suit purcha aers. v,, =
I56k ,cREs, one mile from the town o fr&nEln, "a /,
Villa 1son county. the Liberty road, ana mue
the tennessee and Alabama Railroad luO acres oeSeO
and in cultivation Has cOmiorab OWeiig house
lastinR SDrngs and is productive ssultable ot iou
han some settlements viii sell u, y, y, or ali 70 SUIT
purchasers. - .. T-..,
I6 AoREs mostly timbered part Ofthe Brentwood tract
on the Tennessee aud Aabama KairOsd 50 miles south OF
Nashville soil ~ excellent quality admiraoy &o2Peeu 70
tn purposes Vineyard, Nursery, or Market udIoeh
iOk ACRES on the Galatin Turnpike ROAD, oA mlies
from Nashville between Sull and Sedge; would make
business E town convenient and comiorSooS
rcsd nee. 49,.
400 ACRES on both sides Of the Nashville and North
Western Rar ad II miles west OF Nashville, on Big Hapetn
River and mile Kingston Springs 100 Acres ear
ed-bAlance well timberedgoOd soil and water, ana CON-
ortab- improvements. - go,
52k ACRES, well Improved, miles from Nashylle, OBJ
the M Oreek Valley Pike, and near the n. K X. so
Of good quality, good Dwelling, nne young Orchard ana
3 very good neghbOrhoOd. , -
vie the Whites Greek Turnpike road most bean
tlfa building lot -
LOTs Of any siEe from so feet IS Acres the Buens
Vista Turnpike road from 10 miles Of Nashville with OF
without Timber, convenient 10 buena Vista SPRINGS
10 LlS in the corporation OF Nashville, near wilson
Sprn The Franklin Turnpike road several near
the Depot Of the Tenn Ala r. r. several on and near the
Muree boro Turnpike road In the Th ward and several
Of Capitol iill near the corporation line.
Prices LOW-T RMS LIBERAL. Those who wish 70
purchase would dc well to make ear application 70
ApiO-H W NANCE,
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Mount Olivet Cemetery.

FINHE Diree ors OF this Comp ny announce 20 the
IL Pabhc that this Cemetery hs been laid on Wih suit
able and walks and portions OF the grunds soo
divided into Family Lots which offered fIr sale
nap Of the grounds be seen al the once OF ano
sey CrOekt where the public are invited 70 call ana ex
anime the same
The Company feel confident they could not have made
more suiIal location for Cemetery In the vicinity O.
Nashville aud pledge themselves 70 the pabe 70 spare DO
money ~ pains make equal 10 any Cemetery 10 tht
Union and sch Nashville may feel some pride In
TIE Cemery l. nov In the charge OF competent super
intendent living on the ground uu1er whose direction IN
terments made in the best manner and at he nsaa
charges
rouuis should be visited by the Citizens q Nashvet ano
or thA purpose onhuz viii leave the 0ce Of ndaley
an Oroeket o'clock Tuesday AernO the Srd insii
ani every Fday afternoon thereafter al the same houi
The seats Ei be free.
Ladies and Families iesrous Of visiting the grounds vi
be called Tor residences ssnsns thr cards, 10
the President Of he Company.
W NiEcn sso,y HuG jyS-ti
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z oFYER for sale 0O0) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES GS&
or LAND wing on me Columbia Central Turnpike -
Roa seven miles from Columbia ana lol p ~
ant bsing a part Of the tract on lcn o. o,t,
This Land is equal IL not superior 70 any' ily 80 -
IL veil watered, ;the celebrated Oeyers spring Oeils
tbe mart offered for sae) well timbered and ven mp
There are on the premises beautiful oa'iahg S'S
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated ka No'o "
will divided suit purchasers or sold ~ 5 @ osscs
Haury county, tennessee ,rorrrs pOTK
augll-u
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IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY,

L0R the last three years have been engaged In bust
known only 10 myself, and, comparatively, few
others whom have instructed for the Of $500 eseh
which has averaged the rate OF 900 10 900 per
annum having made arrangements to 90 to Europe in
the Pail Of 1851 to engage in the same businets am will
Jog give full instructions in the art TO person in the
United Cansdas who willremit tie Of 81
induced, from lhe success have been fsyored with,
and the thankful acknowledgements hive received
from those whom instructed aud who are making
from IS SIS at II, TO give any perstn an oppor
tunty engage in this business which eays pleasant,
and very profitable sc small cost. There js positively
M HusBUe in this mat References OF the hest class
be given regards its character, and can refer to
persons whom have instructed will testify that they
are making from IS 10 sl5 per daY at the slime Il is
business in which either ladies' gen lemen engage,
and with perfect make a very h ndsIme income.
Several various parts Of New York state Penn
sylvania ard NaTyard whom have instructed are now
making from IS to Sc per day byi. 1t Is etSERAL BUsI
MISS and shilngs is required to start IT, Upon
the ptof will Immediately send to the applicant
printed circular containing full instructions in the art
which cao be perfectly Understood at once.
All letters must be addressed lF5st paid) to
A. T. PARSONS,
dec13A1md-v 235 Broadway, New York.
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FOR SALE.

yT,HE undersigned offs sale, up % ,avSraPe s. -
'uL III. 80. olioring LANDS sitlatsd % Ouek XIV -
Il tss, ,.tv ~ Hump ,rsys, tate & Tennessee oLe
e ~ nm, Ave miles fron ths moutn Of said river, conIsl1
y, ssoat 40 acres -l2O ac'e' OF which Is 90 ~ - a. ~,
ing i,s - 3 and in STATE. the pal nee y MI
80 vl ii ube red ana satered with never iahng
a .anoos.d % consaia lrte amount OF slole ea -,
al obsr minerals aso oGsr for sals anoher t uaos
t ~ enc strne cnity cIntaniug % acres Whch =
a. as, MOTTO iaad loca on or t q Nh
the hnl F,r ilrher ptrtc1lars enqlrs ol a - win
Mad on Ind ma NJ. Ns9,ett % inc NUS coRR
a., q said land lnoYZ4-lml 49,
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VALUABLE COTTON AND POWDER MILL FOR


T,oR ,hs purpose of efsepns division ana nv a.
II -i,b ~ heirs IL Walter ScJtt the properly AuoNp
tbe svcam re Mills viii tie offered Tor sale 70 ms s
hfdIer on saturday the 10Th day Of Oecehpe - ,o,
% ron rtv 70 be sold INSISTS Jf Cotton MN WIN aO9
1,eS s5iu iss and dsAs POWDER Mill eapaps oi Po ~
iy 4s <egs Of blasting and SO kegs OF rihe po~deI @
Nh IN nr duction can De increased to double Wv s
v.rv Al chi expense There Is also "rist Slh', 90 -
and an extensive Coopera establishment, ri -
T-ans roos and ut "a used in carrying on ~ 49, -
branches q business they now IN saecess'ui
ami everything is ia good repair. . Ntts1s Tepnes.ee
The ter power among the be'tin Maus Ia Az
ruonIn0 iarge portion 4 the year one ahasish In
over.hst Wbe.s from IS 90 IS iest 10 diameter, aHu %
b,ck - from % l6 q feet e 9Th. rhsfe S 4so
Engn. 10 suo,y any deficiency OF wafer IN ~, =,
Uerei Attached to the pro erty upNar IS oi DIV @
6n.v Tim ,.red land cap Die Il supplying tle
fimb.r for saw Mirs aud extensive Cop Ilhs S''
The properly Is sitIat,d ABOUT p miles rom Nsss.e
and The aud exten g from Sycamore Mls 70 , Co.
river near the town Of Ashanti IN the neS county VI
ham. - ,-,r, Nashville 20
Ca,ksye rh en- wi soon completed one OF l.'etn 80
ing tnyo lgh the ptop.rty aud the other upon "a 49,,
me ter as Of he ss, will be very liberal anu h~e
VI A'Hs su-' VI M w NcGAVOCK, Ad'r OF W. Scott
SUSAN CHEA AM, LKecutrix:
n 4 CH&ArHAM, Ex'r Of K. Chesiham'
s. WATSON. "a "A.
c. NEDDER.
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STEiNwAY & SONS, Manufacturers,
o WALLER STREET, NEW Y0RK.--sgzz.l
Oh Received she following FIRST PKizE ~ k1n
MEDALS in Conpe:itio with the best makers1 III III nj
% Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Bal 4 -
tiu1ore:
TWO FIRST PR'ZE MEDALS st the Metropolitan Fair,
Washingson March. 1855.
GOLD MEDAL at tbs Crystal Fsilce, New York, No
vember 1876 beng the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six yearsl
GOLD MEDAL at the MaIyIand Institute, Baltimore;
1856
THE FIRST PRIZE MFDAL at the Fai- Crystal Palace,
New Yorl, November 1855. Among the judges the
FIRST Musical Talent OF the Country, such VI. Mason
tiotrschalk. WoIlenhaupt and many others 81. g. Pr
amos with and without the Iron Frame warranted
for three years. and written guarantee given Pianos
packed shipped without charge. Prices moderate.
decl3-iy-v
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
SPLENDID PaOPERTY FAR SALE.

WILL sell upon favorable terms OF exohange ior 2 sy
,ooertg nv Sdzo Tract embracing ABOUT t1elvs nun nun
6,ag ac,ee of iaai Tavern Hon'-p store MAfeho"7e'
Tn,nois se Road and Ferry across ca1sy FORK siv~r
There are about one nana , ,s.S .nI in clI.Ivafion
T dane Is uuusua well tinhered aud pc = !, o. ~ Is
very rich ami upon Il garry oi Fey 80 or,s sir
~ CO. pork river a n4yigaAe TO this point ior so -
,b q, the year and location Is an exec en- - I ~
90 ING 1t Iron Dry Gool &C The I-vsah I, H. ,Ii
- h 80 h-tweea Nashville and kno1Vihe- lne s,i
,s ma terry are conginae' scarce Of income an -
sitoesth~ r. this Il Of the Tn9si oesifA''e
80. t,r the ,rice tked, IN Tennessee .,t, a,
Thos vi .hns toOu5 VI I. DAVIS,
me follhv o. s. VI Packet 0fise.
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SIyCER,S SEWTNli NACHINES,

THESE celebrated machines in practical and prohta-
bic in al parts Of the civilized world In all the
various trades and in sewing every sort OF fabc elmer OF
co or leather they have been fully tried aud approved
Sewing machines Of other manufacturers often fail 70 work.
hut SINGERS MACHINES ALWAYS OPERATE PER
PECTLV being strong durable and complete in conva1ce
and workmanship peifec sewing machine kept employ
ed Affords ear profit Of 81 600 year but an imperfect
one Is cause Of constant vexaon and loss. The entire
RELIABILITY machines is great reason for their
unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
OF fra and delicate construction, recommended by
other manufactures. Such machines nade 10 catch
the eve net 10 perform substantial work. The truth s
family ought to be much stronger than auy
other b. cause theV 20 less skul hands than when
sold 10 manuacurers and used for greater variety Of
work Tue machines which have proved best for all other
purposes best family and they are Singers
The spa ed Of machines has latey been doubled No
other can con pare wsiL them Ia quantity Of work.
- New machines Of the latest improved style VIII be
exchanged liberal fOF old sewing machines Of our
axe, for operative machines OF other msnufaet1r
eTs Local agents wanted to sell our mschines. -&1
A. BAN persons desiring full Information about sewing
machines can obtain by applying for copy OF l. NJ
Singer Co.'s Ga.ette paper devoted TO the subject Il
viii be sent gratis 1. NJ. SINGER co.
Principal OfHce 323 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES
~ Hanover st, Boston. AZ Chesnnt st., Ph la
50 Westminster ST., Provide 5 baltimore st., baltimore
274 Broad ST. Newark NJ. East -Four St, Cincinnati
34T Broadway Albany N. Y. hicago, Dlnos
Gloversvile New York % NORTH Fourth St, 81 Louis
9s Chapel st., New Haven. 81 st. Charles ST., N. o.
II Buchanan street, Glasgow 20 Dauphine s., mobile
scotland oct9)-3mp
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NO. 10 AfN - - - ~ - ~ ~
y<u Hsuns rarstAsed Ne snllFp stoes q a.
es1<t3sl4 4aFnltnfa -. n the Wars Rooms rf ~ "a
-. y. eka1ef, uAieh. n eeeaesilon altb ~ fE4
farnqr afeck, Hske1 4 ne iaEEezl ans tf1s y
h rs cg an. ihetfff prsPfrea % atsr naet 4'Ea 4
- Cash hagat saa rantiaa ute. va eft ktt4t44 -
snd efamlue ~ ntnlk H9d Ffl14a,
Tlsnkh ~ pasf aver, Iospeel ally lelc.i ssaslaa
snss = she ssBA Fsb1 soah fAkaNesea.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
GRAND C0NSOLI DATED LOTTERY OF ND.


sasft fr'sEf ausaasbT y els
s AzsS 1H talgal 49, leaftefs. ~ 4.4na - ~
s1.rrI,nd llfslIss se4e Hfe4ps aisenl'pn, ans ne
1f1slna assas4 = - FaseA.ssg isnsss.sy aess = .
80 "a y HsSells strset. = -. -. a
..sas.-ken ns,Nnfls. A1uksna
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YRrsH ARRrvAL on PIANOS.

TT1sf received 0y ths subserFber Eve o. 7Erm
tD those unrisnitd PIANOS, made - A. 4. r#AX1II
Gale o., ~ Ssw Aark. shieh nos mates ~
ocsavss ln Ila and besatols carved kosEwuoo ca.ss
AnV one uihlrE No tnsframeut soud Do ven % give
Ea~.ll Tvsrv Piano scd b. u warranted IN every
,,sr,Ieuiar j. A. MCCLURE ~ uEion street
p a.-5ust puhifhed By me, NE flewng lAgAs a.
Ros AN supply II he nbose eeautal songs AID Pisces
oa hand. Cal ana gsis cops, esiy Sc. each.
decf y A. ~.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. NJ. PErTTNGfLL & cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
11s Nassau Street, NEW YoRK,
And No. 10 State street, Bos7oE.
p Co., Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United
the Csnadas.
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COR SALE or RENT.

,,.a.,a a NEy BRICK oDTrAGE, contain. -
80. 100 "a ce lar with good tsra, 81 bl ana Esis
asn s;arden Terms liberal possession si'1n I,oa
in ,egiat .ly Enquire a. this once
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HuMBualI HUMRUGlll

DGANO fOmrtsS, Tenet and ke- rHa .W
paired ~ the undsfefn In = menner N&2u
that eannst fe squzslcd ~ ans efheF TuntF ~
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