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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-26
To Iron Founders.

On 600 POPLAR AN" CHESTNUT
OO,OOO ShIOgIcs, Just received and for sale
by [ap26l X. @. handy.
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But some one has forced through Granny
in the Uranium of our obtuSe pupil, the
idea that the National Council did ignore
the slavery question The Patriot never
taught that. He scandaliSes us by calling
himself our pupil and using such silly non
sense. In his argument to prove that we
have abandoned our February position, he
seems to think that the retention of the
twelfth section was our object-that if it
was I, pealed or modified, the slavery ques-
ton was ignored. His friends of the Union
and AmsrioaR have fallen into a like error.
This reasoning is unfair, and is in direct
conflict with our language, which is as fol-
lows: I'VE favor the retention of the
twelfth section, aOs stieEiiag for Us cords,
bui for rs meaHiRg. We thiAk is Phyeseoi-
age n,igA, b Mo9i6ei, s0ithoHt imPairiAg rs
sense And yet. because the Council did
substitute section in other words for the
twelfth, only modifying is meaning to make
il more pointed, the slavery question was
ignored, "and the present attitude OF the
Pafyiot is painfully Inconsistent With that
which il occupied in February" Such To-
gle violates the simplest rules Of the sci
eaee. and would stir the bones Of Locke
aud Bacon 10 their graves. What does
An Old Clay Wing" understand by the
term lgH05sl The accepted definition is,
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NO. 56ll
Notice of the withdrawal or Lands in Mich.

IN pursuance Congress approved Sd MI
a of OF MICHIGAN aid
said
Office the Registers and
and location Of tho following DESCRIBED
ands probably falling within the prescribed limits Of
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph
30tb OF May last, wit:
Office DuScAK All the lands in the district in the southern
nia between range west and IA west and south OF township
50 tbs northern pentnia all the lands north of township
80, aid west of range 10 west r.#
lands the district, all
ships IL, ~ 10, and IA lying west of range IA wes..
townships situated north Of township ~ and OF
north of township 10 and east range east
Office All in the district lying between
nshps and II north, and all situated Of
Office KALAMAZOO: All lands In the district lying east
range west
All the lands In the district situated
south township 81, in ranges 20 to 81 inclusive.
South of township 50, in 81 TO "a inclusive.
South of township SO, in ranges IS and 3d.
South OF township 81, in ranges 81 and 80.
North township IS, in ranges 30 and 40; and
North oftownship 40, in ranges Al and A.. as.r
latter embracing all the lands advertised
Presdent proclamation No. 552 be offered July
Marie, will not, therefore, be offered public
therein ordered.
Given under MY hand Once the city
Washington this thirteenth day Of June, 1856.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
June I4-lawowt Intel star.l COMMISSIONS
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pOTbCTED BY royal letters Of England secured by
legs Of Medicine, Vienna.
IssemM No Is the remedy for general local debility Ioas
ve power, premature decay, and all distressing conse
% a.ns IRON an early abuse Sc its effects ecacious
you manhood and Old the vire powers would not be-
come impaired the decline Of the Triesea were
universally adopted all physical impediments vanish like magic
before tie influence thus invaluable 10 those en-
teting the marriage state.
No completely and entirely traces
those disorders which copavs housh
- fV's'" " VIZ P'P
nssemar No az The great European remedy
asoess which, unfortunately, English physician treats
mercury to the inevitable destruction
ana which ~ the sarsnpariin In the world remove
Iricsemar Nos devoid Of taste or sel and
~ nauseains qusites They lay without
theif use being detected.
Sold IN Tin eases 81 each divided separate doses as
minis'ered by Vnpean, Laleinrsnd Rour, &C.
TO be had Wholesale ana retail, or A
street near Canal New York, specially appointed by
proprietor and patenee United
hrr part Of America immediately receiving rennnce
nf narrow will forward the Tnesemar world
writer. = -
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov p@dlw
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by RAILROAD DIRECT 10 THE WEST.
IN m 1920 sslj5l;sItis

Tinas between Washington and wheeling bat rgi
Through Tickets and nssssgs Checks TO be had an
sHE Railroad having greatly improved its
western ofers the fullest ndus
The between trains Wash uston and o.
Washington Junction a,e called the Relay Hon nine m
and The Ohio river Baggage Is sloash 20
Wheeling Washington station
through points beyond The leeuns trains
washington daily aie, and AZ, Sundays a. the
Wlssns ,sa sss.szon is made viii, trains Of the CEN
Wnseling through cambddge, zanesve, Newark
uons and snsss a ona for w Se
Al Columbus 0. railroad
yLLE SC A. xeaa, Little MAN, ra,,osa is
Hnute Lainyene, Chicago Rock Island, 81 Louis, SC.
Nalchez, New Orleans az Washington
are transferred at Cincinnati 70 the mail steamers the Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and Toledo Detroit Chi
Wheeling and WeIsvlle, (ory mes where a
Travellers are requested notice that while this the only route
aodg through tickets and checks in Washington, is also the
the great West distance from washington ciheinnaa is
but $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than other
by through washington: whselias 80 IS
Columbus Sl3 65i Dayton, Sis so CneinHa GIG Ltuisye,
BY railroad s 6 from Cincinnati ss
Chicago sas q Louis sss 81; as%phis'
Frederick arpsTs Ferry Mausburs BoseIsy Springs
Cumberland Bedford springs Piedmont Oakland
minor way stations between Baltmops and wheeling take
train from washington. , IN
For further information through tickets &C. apply to TIL H.
49,, -. JOHN \ DONE,
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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THE public hereby notified that lIth August
1856 the undersigned Elisha Herndon, TO land
55,0l5 issued
enclosed
county Virginia.
Of
city that the said land
dersiEned and hHs failed 10 the NJ
s believed that the sudueny from the
mai o los
Al therefore hereby purchasing said
warrant intend apply the Commissioner OF Pensions
duplicate Of said -
ELISHA HERNDoN
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TNHE ONLY ONE AUTUOHIZEDf-The Rob Of DR. BOY
YEAU LAFFECTEUR 10 far superior Of Cuisi
nier sarsapana other similar remedies radically
viont mercury affections dartres
accidents from
period Of life, and hereditary senony of humors depua
II powerfully scacous catarrhs
fractions and other weakness Of the arising from abuses
injections soundinKs syphic
very short diseases ensuing
o. hssa Of cubrb. from injections only reps
virus without n.ufrniyinr The Rob Boyvesu an
recommended syphc diseases whether
ing and which have resisted the Of mercury
Of potassium.
General agents for the United States Bopdm ESQ., ~
William New York for wholesale orders Duconee
New Orleansi seuily, San Francisco
The Rob aecteur cold all the
ted The psmphlef ~
cal ~ the Rob viii be obtained
din ~ William street, New Yors, who win every normaocu
81
o. r. prepared 70 on orders Tor South America In
dies &C. free The United stse ses
March tt-dirs
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Law School Cumberland University, at lebanon
" & Tennessee.
AOuLTY, Hon. Abraham Caruthers circuit,
L. judges OF Tenneasoe
Hon Nathan Green, Of tho judges supreme
OF Tennessee.
Hon. Bromield L. Ridley the
Judges Caruers and Green dew their whole exclusively
10 the school. " WITH
Plan Of instrIcionl Daily examinations
text books NO regular Of
daily Lessons the progress Of the examinations. a,
q Weekly moot courts Of common law
dents commences suits statement of
so and prosecute them through all the
Practice The cases framed require prepare
Deeds records, and all
denee IN he trials Some Of the eases are taken by appeal
supIeme moot court, which held monthly
public at the end Of session The students clerks
IFS nrora circuit Judges and chanceors Official
pacites connected with their suits.
SessionsThe first session third
tember and ends third Thursday February
the succeeding Monday in February
Thursday in July. .a ...
Expenses standardization fee $50 advance; conngen
fee 81 boarding about ESQ., Students furnish
which can BIO had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required unless the stu
dents
any time during the collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with school,
Number Of students the last collegiate eghiy-s
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb il-eoly President Board of Trustees
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purnelI Toudvine u.s. Johnson Gray and Maria Sessions

Purnen Toudyine johnson Gray and Maria Sessions
In equity county, Spence,
Judge of the eth JUDICIAL circuit of Maryland
of this suit decree for of certain
purpose PARTITION and periecng the
said ot owned
Maria Sessions The bill N substances states that certain James
Macey, Somerset county, deceased, his will devised
every his wife Susan, during life
death William NJ ID. Townsend Eliza Townsend
Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith, and Susan Smith
worth about four hundred by
said John
by said John B. Semons Of Elizabeth
death of said John and sale
the death of William NJ ID.
Of Maria Sessions and Mary e. Semons
his interest," his only the death of Eliza
right Mary Slemons
sale by The said Mary f. Semons of
complainant purchase by said
his Of Maria Sessions said
destroyed death of Susan Smith
her BROTHER the said HI nry the
said Of all his interest certain Johnson Gray
Virginia that the complainant seized,
and the said Gray subject
the life Of said living
age praying for decree establishing complain
and Johnson who residents of this
thereupo third june eighteen hundred
eighth Judicial
land the complainant, by this
pubhedin Washington
each before
them in this person
before feenh day OF October
premises and show If they have why decree should
pass prayed THOMAS A. SPENCE.
Truec
GEvTN WooLroKD, Clerk.
June 7--law5wif
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These steamers stop Southampton both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES OF sAufsa-ls56

Stopping a, Southampton going returning they offer
proceeding London and haye adyanta over
other route, for the economy OF time aud money
Passage from Ssv York TO Southampton and Brssasa,
First cabin main saloon s3o cabin, saloon 3ll0
second do, 500. -....
All letters and newspapsrs must through the post office
NO bills adng will be signed parcels received On the day OF
calling # a
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
Forffeight or passage, apply 20 -
10. I'll. SAND, IL South William ST., N. Y.
q. A. HEINEKEE Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY x 90 Southampton.
..... a.. WILLIAM ISELIN, Have.
Eeho dIu
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mo. 5es1
Motto

Of Wilhdrdt0al Of Additional Lands in Florida
FURTHER pursuance OF entitled An act granting
public lands, sections Florida
Alabama, aid the railroads In said
STATES" 18th May, 1856
by this Office the land officers Nswnansve Tampa
the 9th withdrawal suspension
location unh further ORDERS Of the following lands
falling within probable limits of selection OF Tampa Bay
Main stem railroad, in said State, 10 wits
Office NrwxArsyrLr Of the body
Of lands heretofore Withdrawn for Cedar Key
Of the line which divides and
and norh Of the line dividing townships nineteen and twenty
once All line dividing
and OF
vides townships thirty and thirty-one
Given under my hand Lsnd Ofice city
W ashng,on, this ninth day Of September, 1855.
JOHN HOOD,
Sept lo-law6w Acting Commissioner.
fIut. and Star.l ...
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No. b6oI
NOTICE OF tho withdrawal lands In wisconsin
Ia pursuance Of approved % June granting pub
lie and the Wisconsin
roads in said State" instructions have been
hee whdra wing rom market until further orders
Saa State and continuing the
fore ordered by telegraph the 09t q Msy last.
portion oflhe land will be
peced Ekutchn1aps received al
Office Of which restoration 30 days public
Given under hand, at the General Land
Washington this 10Th Of June, A. ID. 1855
THos. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
Iune l3-lRwsw fIntel Star.1
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TUE public hereby notified that day August
1850 The undersigned James NJ bailey whom land
No 1850 for 100 Issued
sions the United
In The United mail county Wiz
Eina the said land Messrs
nron city that The said land was, ny
thereon transferred In blank
thar IN.
either franduienly taken he mails
All therefore ,b
said warrant intend 70 apply Commissioner Pension.
for duplicate of said warrant T'N'T
Sept IO-iawsw - NH"'''
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Proposals for Building Six schooners for the
United states Revenue Service.


September 9, 1850.
gEALED PROPOSALS. distinctly endorsed Proposals for REEVE
Yesselsn addressed Secretary Treasury
received mi. ONCE until ~ O'Clock day
OF November for furnishing Materials
delivering aoat,
burden each, for the United states service the
northern lakes,
The models and plans be furnished by
be completed within months from the signing q
contract-
No proposal will considered persona en-
gagged ship building And each offer be by
responsible that the
viii be entered into BY the bidder q acceptance Of offer
the department.
One half Of the Of contract viii be paid
OF satisfactory evidence the psnksd ceed
decks laid and the balance delivery Of
pleted
Al the materials used be % the best quality and
he erecu,d in faithful and 70 the satisfaction Of the
perinendent !"
when received
fully rssed furnished, and equipped, finished
exception Instruments
camboo-e cabin and wsrd-roo furniture and boats.
o bidding will be furnished with the required
specifications application 10 this department
should desire propose for the whole
vessels they borySo offer for msy their
convenience JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Sept s-2awin0hNo1
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4. EMBEhs Congress and visiters TO Wsshinsta
VI respectfully informed that AT TAYLOR n MhUhf
Stationery Store 9th they viii meet all OF
important works. comprises every department ofteraure scs'
and art;
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly impousuons from England
Calhouns Works, 9 volumes
Joherson'a works, volumes
Webster's Works, 6 vois., autograph edition
Eyereu's Orations and Speeches, 3 volumes
Gays Private Correspondence, volume
g. g. Premises Memoirs, volumes
Bancrofts History Of the United States, Q volumes
Statesman's Manual, 4 volumes
Hickey's Conyituton, volume
Jeferson's Manual, volume
The Constitutions Of the United States, volums
Elot's Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
Marshs Orators and Statesmen, volume
story's Works, volumes
Lives Chief Justices United States, volume
Lieber's Civil Liberty and Self government, volumes
Wits Life of Patrick Henry, volume
Keunedyis Life Of Wlu, volumes
Garland's LIZ. Of John Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, volume
De TocqusviIe'a Democracy In America, l volume
The Federast, volume
Tendency Of Free Institution VouH
Constitutional II srt book, volume
Chreyis Past, Present, and Future, Il volume
seamnn's Progress Of Nations, volume
EcEiRoits American Debater, volume
Future Wealth of America, volume
Smiths Wealth Of Nstons, 4 volume
description American, English, and French sauonsU
he finest qualities, the lowest prices.
Visiting cards engraved and printed with the rrompd
TAYLOR a MAURY's,
Dec 7-du Near 9th 'uea
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II. III. GILL EFT,

Has removed his office TO his resid Frankin Pow corner
OF and Thirteenth He will vn,e hs aen
ton principally In the United sureme Cont
Having devoted ernng naan,s he will
ana opinions on legal
the Patent and on appeals justice or
justices of the District OF Columbia; and will ao assist in the
preparation Trial an,s canasmins natenis ~ ' " VIZ
He VIII also gv written opinions and prepare arguments par
ues having ms before Congress either
VIII also claims before any board established
adjudication .. n.
Oct 26-dn
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W THE lshpiES.-Mr n. L. HARPER, - Broomnsd street
BOSTON, has Just
elegant straw embroidered Of style
winch were 90 universally admired Newport
was moi en able supply demand he takes ths opportunity
INFORM The ladies' that opening fresh supply,
which are white and appropriate for bridal
also, head dresses c0are capoes collars aneH OF
which IN embroidered black
ETY. ofwreahs Of straw flowers, feather flowers, sc.
This 10 the only houso IN the United stses where hsse
goods be ohtained.
Hosror, Jsnusty s, 1856.
Jan t-2sw2w
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st. Josephs Academy for Young Ladies,


TUE session on the
24h
terms for board and tuition $50
any IN advance There charges music
ina Rad also for Spanish Italian German Latin terms
TOT the primary department composed Of pupils under nine years
age, are 500 annum, payable half yearly advance.
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER
lOh o. st. Josophs Academy, Emmsbug Frederick county
Maryland. 10Y
Jul s-dlyem.
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mo. b62.l
Notice

No b62l
20. Notice
Of the removal Of The land office from Lebanon 10 Cnhr
in the Slate Of Alabama
IN accordance with the provisions Of the aci Of Congress en
"An authorizing changes the location OF land office
approved g. 1853 hereby declared
sale OF public lands the Sun
Of ALAsAaA will be removed TO the Town Of CKNTKK, sod
State, and after the thirty nst day Of July
under hand the city OF Washington, this I'm days
June A. ID. 1856
BY order Of the President!
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
June le-law6w Intel. nStarl
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HAVE r sale ol wood land II wei watsr-d and has
plenty of meadow land H. The railroad snd plank road both
rsss through miles
ms from Orange house.
wishing
vfi view H. Tn. hoe hsd fov ave dollars
~aehd cash be divided suit h.sss higher
pvss. Apsly n THOM,
Jane Sl1swen rredencksburs virginia
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mo. 55s.l
Notice

Of tOitkdraSal of lands in Florida and alabama.
IN pursuance of act entitled An granting public i
In sections the States OF Florida and Alabama
OF cerain railroads In said sates
proved t7t May 1885, all the land lying within nneen miles
OF following railroads aud branch named IN said ,
Jacksonville, 10 The waters OF U
Pensacola from Amelia island the Anan
the waters Of Tampa bay, with branch 20 Ceder Key Or
(ercep Tampa portion south OF iu
Ceder Key branch and from Pensacola fond
Montgomery habama-haye by instructions nom this ONCE, ea
suspended and location until further orders
Given my hand the General Land tce at the cry
Washington, this twenty-third day Of MAY, 1856
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
MAY 24-law6wt fStar n Tnicl Commissions
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OyyIcH MAArLAsD LIpArxp Lorrs slxs
Baltimore Maryland, July h, 1855.
riiE commissioner Of the Maryland deemed
his duty caution public against swndle
who circulate ~ mail and Otherwise fraudulent lottery sehsme
and pretend 90 be The oT the sale Of tickets
wholly fictitious
The only legal lotteries In Maryland daily under
e elected people
me STATE under The
schemes attend drawings.
All the tickets IN these all
ueks have the tbos aphed X Benan
for The Maryland
Baltimore, Maryiand.n All Others fraudulent
For full information the subject frauds address
Y. X. Brennan,
Sept 2o-dy baltimore, Maryand
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INo. ga j


I'm pursuance oflaw FRANKLIN PIERCE, Ua
public sass viii be head al oress ia IN
As &, q s .e. saT I:f sis as
@ tss ioassa day q July ssn e, NE a.s9.. q @s pubic
townships, vim
Eo,a Of As and 81 tAs YriaePai meridian
Tue ISLANDS situated ak, township forty seven Of
sections and nine township loTiy eight Of
hye and in section thirty three township forty ave, ofrng
Township forty-ni ofranse ten
Townships oryshee, fortysx forty ssven and ior eight
Tswnshps forty siz and range twenty
three
osnsps AND and io ave. Of sase twenty M
Township forty nine, Of range tweny,seyen.
townships oreight forynine my, and hfy-ons, ran
townships toy-hse. my, asyone of range hirsir
The AMI twenty Ave. twenty
4, he lana once aa a. DUNCAN Commencing on monasy ~
fourth day Of August nen or me disposal q hs public lands 81
ua.ed within the following named townships ana pa township
viz
North of the Sals line Of the prusaI mssan.
Township thirty seven. Of range range, tsenly,.eysn.
Townships thirty four and thirty Ave, Of range iweniynns
North of base line and east Of the principal mstaian
Certain islands iaaied IN The following seeons @ wt IN
secons uo three, thirteen, and twenty four owns
ny four q The same range twelve. township twenty
nine Il, In sse0ns fss four ns sn ten
thirty, range and in sections twenty nine, uryhrce
thirty -four, wnshp thirty one, the
Lands appropriated schools military
purposes together with those swamp and overlooked lands
the ac entitled enable The q
States 10 reclaim swamp within their limits approved
September o. 1850, will be excluded from the sales
The offering the above lands will be- commenced the
appointed, proceed which they
Used DESPATCH until the shall have
closed; sale shall be open
weeks and private entry OF OF the lands
admitted until after the expiration Of the weeks
city of Washington this nh day
April Domni thousand eight hundred and 6nysI
BY President: FRANKLIN PIERCE.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commi..nnor of The General Land Office.
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THE EARNEST nAS.-Life and Lsbors Of Adonirsm Jud-
u by Mrs. Conant
The NswAse Of eodi or The Life and Adventures Of Robert
Dew,er Romano.
'iyssssll Morton ~ novel, BY Francis psrkmsn.
Paul Ferp ~ tale, by the author uf"x Poems ny w
Ninger's Evils 81 Vaccination by q e. achiefrdeek
IND
For ssie hy TAYLOR \ MAuRy,
May % Rookssore, near Ninth street
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Nassau Hail College of New Jersey, Princeton.


Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And brought 10 min
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days % and lang syne.n
The members ending June 1899
The junior class OF the ending June, 1882
class OF the ending in June 1884,
ending June, $780, hereby
Washington D. O. by the third Of March, 1857
brighten The links OF The chain love enaship
entirely sever, exchange in their
some Of their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting of the sclfsppointed
held first Monday September ID.
HOTEL Chestnut Fourth streets
which those members of classes
venent invited attend when necessary
adopted to secure as full an attendance possible.
In tbs time those whom this addressed
furnish secretary with
their respective pos, Offices
Of Trenton N. j.. Chairman o Committee.
ALEXANDER O. HART, M D.,
OF Phiadelphis, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL P. RICHARDS,
OF Balsto Iron and Glass Works. NJ. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county Maryland,
- ... i. ......a. Committee,
March 27-lnwtMnr3 fineiigencerl
All the civilized
beers Of classes
visions Of the globe and all
States Of America
casonay between this date and the Sd Of March A. D. 1857