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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12

HThe editor of the Concord Gazette"
has seen proper, III his last paper, to hold
up the .Democrat" as the author of state
ment that the Hon. W. R. Smith, of Ala
bama, had deserted Know .Nothingism.--
By Withholding the fact that another Jour-
nal was the author of the statement and
alone responsible for its truth or falsity, he
attempts to fix upon US charge of com
hitting an "abominable falsehood." Now,
if the Editor of the Gazette had the same
disposition to deal fairly and to tell tho
truth, that he has exhibited to do US injus-
tice and to perpetrate wilful and deliberate
falsehood, he would not have withheld
the fact that the statement appeared in our
paper copied from another journal and duly
credited thereto. We are no more respon-
sible for the statement, whether correct or
incorrect, than the man in the moon or the
editor of the Gazette himself. This tie
editor of the Gazette was fully aware of, at
the time he charged US with asserting an
"abomina5le falsehood." His whole article
exhibits wanton and malicious disposition
towards u.s. For thus copying into our pa
per an article, from another journal, with
the name of that journal attached, he not
only seeks to make his readers believe that
we have been guilty of an "abominable
falsehood," but he sneers at us as an editor,
and says "such editors las we) had better
avoid Jess Holmes" (the fool-killer.) Now,
we are free to say that we have very hum
bic opinion of our abilities and merits as an
"edtor"-yet, if we can be convinced that
we are as fit subject for the ''fool-killer"
as the individual who without provocation
thus speaks of US, we will straightway
abandon the press and types, and go to
making bricks, digging potatoes, or engage
in some other employment suitable to our
talents. Every number of the Gazette"
shows with what grace such sneer is cast
by its ''editor" at his neighbor editors. -
In the very paper which contains this hit at
our humble efforts, there is proof of what
we say. "Henry L. Groner, Esq" sent up
a balloon in Concord, on the occasion of
the election of Thursday last. The editor
of the Gazette thus speaks of the ascension
"The gassy traveller was speedily inflated,
and assembled majestically toward the hea-
vens, amid the shouts of the assembled null
titude, and the last we seen of it it was
growing small by degrees and beautifully
less in the distance"
That balloon was like the "gassy" editor
of the Gazette, who 'grows small by de-
grees and beautifully less,'' the longer you
look at him. He to talk about sending the
fool-kiler after us! If there is more
silly, stupid, illiterate, and contemplate
'fooP' in charge of a press and types in
the whole Southern country, than this "ed
itor" who has been gnilty of lying, in
attempt to fix charge of "falsehood" upon
us, and who attempts to initiate his own i'm
portance by declaring his neighbors proper
subjects for the 'fool killer" we have never
met, and never expect to meet with the in
6iyi1ual
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12
Hon. Burton Craige.

The last Goldsborough Tribune says -
1--WE had brief interview with the Hon.
Burton Craige. Representative in Congress
from the Seventh District, on last Sunday
morning. Mr.. Craige was on his way to
visist his family in Salisbury, and will re-
turn to Washington about the close of the
present week. He is enjoying fine health,
and, in Congress is daily adding to his re-
putation as statesman and patriot. We
are glad to learn from him that our own re-
preventative, Hon. Thos. Ruffin, is enjoy
ing perfect health, and is generally regard
ed as one of the most consistent and indus
trious Representatives in the present Con-
gress."
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12
DIED.

On "Wednesday morning, August 18th, at 81
O'clock, WADE L. HOWELL, aged 8 years, 2
months and days, eldest son of Stephen NJ.
and Martha E. Howell, of Charlotte.
In this county, on the 10Th ult., Mrs. MARCIA
RET REID, reject of the late Joseph Raid, in the
65th year of her age.
In this county, on the 29th ult., Mrs. ELIZA
MCKEE, the reject of the late Morrison Mckee,
ESQ, in the 6Sth year of her age.
In Tazewell county, Ga, on the Goth ult,, of
scarlet fever, ECZEMA CATHARINE, only daugh-
ter of Dr.. N NJ and Louisa Hol1on, aged 10
years, months and - days.
Lord what is life, tits like flower,
That blossoms and is gone;
We see it flourish for an hour,
With all its beauty on,
But death comes, like a wintry day,
And cuts the pretty flower away.
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weather, during which many of the most
promising corn-fclds in this section, have
been blasted beyond redemption. we were
lat night between ten and twelve o'clock,
favored with some delightful showers, ac
companird with no little thunder and light
ming Although coming too late to be of
r.uch benefit TO the corn crop, yet this rain,
il ]; has been O: much extent, will prove of
great advantage to the growing cotton and
to the parched and thirsty gardens. Let
us civ" thanks for the good this most ac-
c,ptalIc ra;n will do, while we hope, since
The dry spell has been broken. it may be
soon followed by other similar favo-s.
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Columbia. August II.

COTTON-The sales Of the week Comprise
5000 bales, including $500 to spectators and
exporters Prices ranging from to Ia cents.
BACON-There is no change to notice in this
article, 10 to. 124c. per 10. CORN-We still
quote 20 to rs cents per bushel. OATS-We
quote 40 to As cents per bushel. PEAS-We-
still quote IS TO 10 cents per bushel. FLOUR
We continue to quote $50 to S64 for common to
good brands of old -four; new 81 to ga per Dbl.
New York, August 8.
COTTON-Cotton is stcady-sales of 1000
bales. Flour lower, Red Wheat 81 so, White
81 IS. Corn 81 to 20 cents per bushel.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12
PIank Road .Teeting.

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders of
the Western Plank Road Company, will
be held at Peter Canser's, on the third We'd
nesday of September next, (beirg the 18th
dav Of September.) 1t is very desirable that
we have full meeting, as new officers will
be elected, and other matter Of the greatest
Importance to the Company will be laid be-
for them. G. G. HENDERSON, Prest.
Aug. l2, lS56-6w
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12

1--WE are pleased to be able to state
that Mcssrs. Brcm & Steele, have kindly
consented to act as the agents. free of
charge. for the planters of Mecklenburg, in
the shipment of guano. 1t Is expected that
planters will accompany tho order with
tn" money. Let every man who sows Il
huShcl of wheat, take advantage of this
liberal offer of MPssrs. b. & $. and our
word for it, ho will be profted thereby.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12
MISSOURI

In 81 counties of Missouri, Ewing, Know
Nothing, for Governor is, 248, Polk, (Demj
1921, Benton, bastard Democracy IL gu.
Caruthers, Anderson and Woodson, Know
Nothings, and Green and Philips, Demo-
crat. are elected to Congress.
The State is Democratic by many thou
sands, but the division created by Benton,
enables Know N othingism to elect many of
It's candidates.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12
MARRIED.,

On Wednesday, the 9th instant, by the Rev.
Miss ANN WALKER, daughter of VIM. Walker,
Esq.,-aIl for Buck. Breck. and Bragg.
In Leden county, on the 9th inst, by the Rev
Stephen Fronts, Dir. JOHN z. NEAGLE. of Gas
ton county, to Miss MARY ANN DOUGLASS,
daughter Of Mr. j. Douglass.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12
CONGRESS

This body has fixed upon Monday next
for adjournment. The appropriation bills
have been under consideration for some
time past. All the miSohievous schemes of
the abolitionists of the House, which requir-
ed the concurrence of the Senate, have been
thwarted by the latter.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12
FILLMoRE's PROSPECTS.

The result of the Elections in this State
and Kentucky shows that Mr.. Fillmore will
not receive the vote of Il single Southern
State. All parties agree that the contest
l. between Buchanan and Fremont in all
the Northern States. See what the Mary
land Wing Senators say on this subject.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12
GARDINER, Me-, June D,

GARDINER, Me-, June Y, 1851.
WIN. H. DYER-Dear Sir: l have used two bot
ties Prof. WOODS Hair Restorative, and can tru-
Iy say it is the greatest discovery of the age for
restoring and changing the Hair. Before using 1t
Twas as gray a man OF seventy. My hair has
attained its original color. You can recon-
mend it to the world without the least fear, as my
case was one oil the worst kind.
Very resncctfuv, ID. N. MURPHY.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12
KANSAS.

We give to- day, on our first page, an in
teresting communication from well known
citizens of Kansas, in relation to the affairs
OF that territory. 1t diSclOses the outra-
Geous conduct and purposes of the free-soil
party, in that territory.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12
MOBILE ELEcr1oN.-GREAr POLITICAL

MOBILE ELEcTIoN.-GREAT POLITICAL
CHANGE.-A dispatch from Mobile, Ala.
dated August 8, says: An election took
place in this city on Monday. of a local
character, and resulted in a general demo-
cratic victory. The result caused much
disappointment among the Americans, as it
was quite unexpected.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12
FOR SALT RIVER.

A traveller, who arrived at Maj. Kerr's
Hotel, on Friday last, made the following
entry on the Hotel Register:
..SAM. alias NORTH-AMER ICAN
from Massachusetts, bound to Salt Rirer.",
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Arkan~:ls Election.

But one county (Crittenden) in Arkansas
has been heard from; that gives an Ameri-
can majority; at least week will elapse
before reliable news can be received.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12

We have reported heavy gains for Cover
nor Bragg in many other counties, but we
shall omit placing them in our table until
they reach US in an entirely reliable shape.
In Cleaveland and several other Western
counties, the Democratic gain is said to be
varv larUa
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A SIGNIFICANT SIGN.

Both Of the Maryland L. s. Senators,
MessrS. Pratt and Pierce, have declared in
favor of Buchanan. Sec extracts from their
letters. assigning their reasons for this step,
in to-day's paper.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12
KENTUCKY.

The election in this State has resulted in
the choice of two American and six Demo-
cratic Judges. The Democrats have gain
ed in every direction and there is no doubt
they will carry the State by several thous-
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NEW PAPER.
York 9istritt CbranifIt.

THE first number Of this paper, devoted TO
/ State-Rights, irrespective Of National Poll
itics. will be isFned in orkville about the 10Th
of AUGUST. The paper will be neatly print
ed. weekly, with entire new material from the
Foundry OF i. Johnston & Co., Philadelphia,
at Two DOLLARS per annum. +.
Such friends as have enlisted their services
10 DOR helalt will please transmit the names
of subscribers TO by the time above named.
A large edition of the first number will be
printed, afording good Opportunity TO thosa
wishing to sdvertise
THOMAS J. ECCLES, Editor.
Aug. s. 1s56.--5t.
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Post Office, Charlotte, N. C.

Post OfllCe, Charlotte, n. e.
LIE Northern Mail hereafter will be closed
at 8 O'Clock, p. NJ.
The Southern Mail viii be closed at o.
cloc< P. VI.
DEThe Office will be opened for delivery,
rom ST to o'clock, p. M.
F. M. ROSS, P. M.
August q, Is56-1t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12
ALABAMA ELECTION.

The elections in this State are like the
handle of jug-all on one sideand that
,ide in favor of the Democrats.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12

II Robt P. Waring. Esq, Democratic.
nominee for elector, for this District. will
address his fellow ititizens of CASTOR coun-
ty, in Dallas, on Tuesday of their August
Court.
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Tennessee and Texas.

We have no returns from either of the
above States. They voted on Thursday
La St
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12
Town Property for Sale.

Il HE subscriber wishes to sell the whole or
part of the lot on which he resides, in
Charlotte, opposite TIE late American Hotel.
There is a f ont Of 100 feet on Main street,
running back 400 feet to a street. ibis is
desrab lot for any person wishing to build,
and will be sod on fair terms. Apply to NE
on the premises. HENRY GUNDRY.
August IL, lS56--tf
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Notice.

HAVlNG placed my notes and accounts in
the hands OF James J. Maxwell, my as
signed, those indebted will please call inn
mediately and settle, as further indulgence
will not be given. He can be seen at the
store ofC. II. Elms. w. w. ELMS.
Aug l2, lS56-2w
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IOWA.

The returns as far as heard from, indi-
cate that Iowa has given the Republicans a
majority.
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KO1iCe.

NAPT. !. N. McELWEE'S FIGURING
y ard CORN MILLS on Fishing Creek and
at Harrisburg on Sugar Greek, are in CON-
pIet,. repair for grinding, and water generally
plenty to operate with. Remember regular
customers in dry time always have the
pre- erence. July l2, 1861.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12

GREAT SALE OF MULEs.-B. B. Groom,
Esq, of Clarke county, KY, sold few
days ago. 100 head of two year old mules,
at SI75 each. This is the best sale of
mules, the umber considered, that was
ever made in the United States.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12

A couple named Jerry Better and Louisa
Well, were married at the Cathedral in Gin
cinnati, on Saturday, Louisa was Vel, be-
fore, but she is Better now,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12

TOWN LOTS FOB SALE.
THE American Hotel property (beiBg 81
Iots) is hereby offered for sale. The ground
would be sub-divided TO suit pure has RS. Per.
sons wishing TO buy real estate in Charlotte,
would do well TO examine this property,
1t possesses advantage, in location and other.
wise, hch will at no distant day, render II
We y valuable.
For particulars, address me at Concord,
North Carolina.
RUFUS BARRlNGER
August S, 1856-4w
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ISTRICTS:

II I I I
Is, Dist. VIM. If. Martin, of Pasquotank
81 william j. Blow, of Pitt.
"a VI. e. Smith, OF New Hanover
til CASTOR Id. Wilder, of Wake.
Sin =. g.. HFiIIia of Alamancc.
81 ThoGsnS Suite, Jr. of Rock IN.
ia e. II. warimg, of Mecklenburg.
-;h w. w. Avery, of Burke.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-12

T. ". ALEXANDER. Esq. tx. NJ not
candidate. received 80 at Long Greek, at
Harrisburg. and 3 votes at Deweese's, for
the House of Commons.
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EOR sALE-BsautifuI COUNTRY SEAT on

the Psoss d thoss Js'irsbls places ON tbs seps q
ton i've r,ds of tho Dsso Badiae ans Hosse
Gardener. Bo..s. Carriage Hoass. Vow Hos's .nd 81
neceAry Houses About aI II Lad esssnfsiiy
laid lte Lawns Csr,se h,sds add WLt vi nsfe.es
sdogsb Of sversr-eDs shrabbery and ~ hpds nun IN
sbppdaI<s seldom such opportunity odsss 70 81 pseo
with. out q, objection. Apply At No 81 Falton q, ssess
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r Alto I K f I D Q T. =
BERGEN POINT.
Bo.t. cav. VIII, shaIl at 10 . N. 4, y and 7 p m
Retaining Il T. s, 10 g. m and and IN
T EBANON SPRINGS, n. Y.-Thls fashionable
IL watering place, COLUMBIA HALL And iss EessAsesi
c.c.hie Of accommodating 500 persons are NOW otsN $50
ready for reception Of the travelling pac ADD mIs
vbhins re IN boArdfor the Summcr hhNk' ~ LII
CEA BATHING. UNITED STATES HOTEL.
- LONG BRANCH " This desirable Summer resort
will open June 3 for the summer season -
KESNEDY CRATER, Proprietors
Steamers JAMEs CHRISTOPHER and OCEAN %A'E
l,ay. Tor Lons Branch. daily from Robinson and Jay o.
vh.r,,. ard LAI RA from RobiDson-st daily ?.
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printing.
6tationerp anb fanep GOODS.

DOWNE e. HASBROUCK, Ststioners Hall
ID Nos IA and l76 Pesn-st, ~ T. IMPORTERS AID NAN
UFACTURkks offer sale low cash prices variety
of Books Psp-r Fancy aud staple stsnrey, Wnt
stands Memorandum AID Time Books Pens Pencs sls'es
Chsss aid Backgammon Bosds We and s!l Iu
ces usually kspt Nv the trade JOB PRINTING and LiTH
OGRAPHY executed at low rates. Cards, Circulars. Bin
Heads &c County Merchants invited 20 call.
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6ouses an6 farms mantso.

WANTED-A HOUSE, with moderate rent,
suitable for small family sh. 10 The 1ppst per, 81 ,as
n, r ls our provided the loo ation 10 desirable Aires
cor two e.s u. B.. Of The Tribune Ofce.
U7FsTERN LANDS WANTED-Wazted 10
w ,p,eb.. bs m 90 10 ooo 70 lztoo
49,. PKAIRIY LAND Ia use for innssdss set,
Mat rod and Ssfsfed Aoply perssnAiy
or by letter postpaid, 20 SAMUEL C. BAaNss, ke1is',
mar De Kalssv Brooklyn, l.
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DowNING's sEL-GIRT HOUsE.-Thi

nOWNlNG SEA-GIkT HOT SE.-Ihis
IL HOUSE most centrally situated and farnshei IN very
ness rsnrer . open for GESrLEMES BoARpERs
Suite Of Psrocs reserved for Dnaer and Supper FHtss
CT LADIES' ard Gentlemen
t.sis served 81 al hcIrs By card . -
No pa viii b psred to give fall 'staiseson 70 al "Ss sy
Fsp.s susyisd $, their Cottages with Preach ADD ether
Dishes { resm and Confeeciousry. BY DO~NlNv.
IAKE GEORGE.-The FORT WILLIAM
II HENRY HOTEL dtusted LAke George Warren Ceun-
~ Ne--Yo eeen ft the reception q saests Lnn
Hote which entirely les, year Aad which vs taee
found be entirely Incapable Of accommodating al - yeors
drrins past Winter hs1 wing lxu feet eonfsinns
$50 ber extensive sddtsens and eno
made that accommodate tour ho7cr~a ~
s kr Tconderofs connecting With the steamers ON LAAe
Cbsmplain and returning the afternoon 70 the hoe- .
Stages DE Hotel twice eseh DAY. connecting Win as
car, for sarstoSa. Troy ard Albany. . -
The proprietor resdg receive applications for ro's
W $50 DANIEL GALE, Caldwell,
Warren County " Y.
Pu Be obtained sppe afon 70 the enaef
ened in NewYort, 70 the proprietor - soore:
THOMAS THOMAS, corner Broadway and GrAad ct, owes
Pacific Bank
ABRAHAM T. HILLYER, U. 5. M.r,hai. corner College
EDWARD P CLARK, No lsS Broadway.
WALKER p JONES No. iss Wsiefst
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W<,COVs ade. Bro<dvsy. repisss I'D
s.sry o5s Improvement Including Cs fxtefss so1 Chan
d.-s; and rssIy for oeespsr<e Tbs eSsss VII
SELL q pe.t bsrfaD and viii ouiy require he sbevs
smoslt go In essh the balance nosb, tessed
bond and mostssss Inquire a. S3tye0, Mr. bULkLEY,
No. lso Tee sch e. bctvesa 7ra and 6hsy
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lvb ab0erstion of mind Tuesday June ~ middle s<sl
MAN about inches hight rstosr tAcs sot OF d.s
con exam black hair and whSesi hasa Par s
he sf Of bis forebez1 nose toSai inc Eyes o
AID rather fiat ~hsn bet be hal on light e.oted
wooep pants shades da her 10 eolr 'scs '.
wi red stripes black ban fkercnsf usu'' Se
his eclsr ed down; bsck had upon his person
cham sDd silver ~steh Whosoeyer come sero slen
9TH JAMES q LAWRENCE. Nos Y snt ,Pru;es.;
~ vii fer great favor upon be afflicted fes"es SUI
be e Z ners,ed for tseir trouble
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In NJ n
IL InpoarEn. AND WBoL Es.Ls DEALgSsM
FANCY 90 IS
No. 26 vEsEYsr, UP STAIRS,
Have inst received large -iSs RUBBER PUFF COMBS
GOURAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
O-ti ell known PmV,es freekies Ernpttoa-,
sah. Barber. Ieh Chap. Ch.fs. reedsr fl..h &c he
sfes bsius the shaving compound invented
GOURAUDS rOU0RE SUBTLE uSroos sair fro n lov fore
heads upper Hrs any part Of The bssJ say Sd
LILY WHITE for au,b.d rough 'Lip hsIR DYE nssay
converts red say or beautiful blaek NJ
~bout ,t.iis the skin HAIR RESTORATIVE forces the
grow a.hs. .is sif hal. .ott glossy and .ay
WslIer 81 fr.t # m Broadway Mira HAYES Bseoa
I'm. BATES No I29 Wsshiu gtop.s Roston CALENDER,
Phisde pha; BUCK Hartford, CAMERON, Briissport, he
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Mem publications.

n r. KI T O's l. / E.
~ MEMOIRS ov JOHN Kro D. .h ASS0 from o, t s.
Letters and journals By j. T. Rylaue, A. vols, limo
So - ,, ., - .,,,.,,, ...o.i.,.i with
biblical study and The measure OF his not
more amazing smoun than the meAI, BY when ne .Ss
n His life as instructive his sbo and oo,n com
bned present uIequaled picture Of triumph over
which have be rarely suTnouned aud over
Which few encounter and when fe~er
have I suS dumb pspe, boy 1879 wbsoded into
vorIhou,e TO Keep him nom HUNGER ard fasting sod ana
nsk .Sne,s and tho John ko Of 1854 Doctor OF lheoiosy
ionsb symar Member Society Of Anquares EDITOR
of he Pictorial Bible Biblical CScopeda AID AUTHOR OF
The DAILY Bible Ilusirato1a The mervsl bet~een ne .wo
Extremes times gloomy yet ne pore bravery
up WIN e' DIR Esdie.
Just published by .,,r n,os vv,,
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% farmers ane Others.

CATTLE SALE-At Mount Fordham, III miles
~ from The City Hal, Ne. Vol oy Harlem T.Ii'. aoR
Mss S,sat AL. OF IMPROVED BaEEOS OF DONE, tiO
XNIMALS taies Fses on TUESDAY and uSs
n NIiIER auetionssr, No 8, Mzasn-sre, rvine ion
S.,errop Of g, eh lot be sold lhsre a.o e si
80. "a he C.taosue as 20 serg 10 and from Moan, fofa'
bsn sale positive rain shLe and TO commence I" !"
ihe fret DAY
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90 h)hom il wap Concern.

nEATH's TERRORS ANNULLED.-Ar retired
Musician very ss-d isbes to his gratitude 20
the nsDy bonus he has received y asVs is
10 ,nns. 81 .uch VI bis elower..uie' IS n1se assn
from Consul pou Coush Brcnehiiis or Coids rith
GU piost Of relief remedy Wbl, hvias, profession
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