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A large assortment Of
WINES AND LIQUORS,

WINES AND LIQUORS,
Consisting of Pipes, Half rpes and Quarter Casks of
IMPORTED BRANDIES,
OF the following celebrated Brands and eintases'
Otard, Dupy & Co.. 1889, iS!4' ls4'.
Alex Signett, iooS' le''.
Martel & Co., ie4o. eto
Azarat Signett, le4s.
J.J. Dupy, @ !s4S.
p. Sienett, leoV.
ON BORDEAUX AND CHAMPAGNE
BRANDIES.
MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY WINES
HOLLAND GIN,
JAMAICA AND ST: :CROlA RUNS,
s1psoNisSEAGLE;M ;MHI SKEY iaAND. !.
domestic Liquors of all kinds!
Tue ARRANGEMENTS Of our Store are such as to
make this Establishment in fact the substitute Il lie
cellar Of every consumer. ,,,
HOTELS and persons wanting small assorted
lots Of Choice Wines and Liquors Tor special occa-
aions can be supplied AZ the shortest notice.
COUNTRY TRADE supplied at the Wholesale
prices. ~ L,.. Table Wines
NJ very low prices, rs also the cleai'est SORTS OF
Wines ana Liquors for culinary purposes. ;.
PHYSICIANS requiring fine Liquors Tor E,ed'-
c purposes are particularly solicited to call ana eA
anime our Stock.
We keep constantly on hand
naAR@m VARHSaRS
OF Saddles, Brides, Mar,ingales. Whips, Saddle
Blankets, Bed Blankets, several Cases OF line
Sewed and Pegyed. Boots and Shoes, La
dies, Misses and Children's Shoes,
Waterproof Hunting and Ditch
er's Boots, Boys and Mems
Brosans from No to Is,
Fur, Wool and Six Hats,
Cloth, Plush and Fancy Caps,
Osnaburss, Sheetings, Shiltngs, Stripes
Georgia Plains, Gunny and Dundee B"gSlhG'
Bale Rope, Twine, &c &c.
We solicit CASH ORDERS frNn parties not
visiting our Town, and will endeavoN in all insa1-
ees to satisfy in every particular, all who conhde
their orders to US. .,;,:
Persons visiting this Market are earnestly solicit
ted TO give us call before they make their pureha
ses We are determined to make it to their ad van
taqe by selling them their supplies LO" Eh 'iah
thev: can but them elsewhere.
-, NJ We will give the market price Tor Cotton
opS every other kind Of produce offered.
HENRY SOLOMON:
II. L. & G. c. .CUNNlNGliAM.
Hamburg, Sept. 81 1851 ON 90
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The subjoined paragraph from the Washing.
ton correspondent Of the Richmond Enquirer
relates to matters of some interest which have
been circulating in the papers, and, as the wri'
ter refers to authority which cannot be doubted,
We give his rectifcation of the runors alluded
To-: :,
Lord Napier is daily receiving hundreds of
applications from American citizens, all asking
employment in the British army in India. His
mcnt has resolved to employ no foreign troops
whatever in India, but to quel the insurrection
by force Of her own arms. Lord N. also denies
the report that he had issued orders for the ar
rest of fllibusters by the British squadron in
the Gulf of Mexico. He says he has no authori.
ty for issuing any such order, nor if he had the
power had he done so. The story is wholly un.
true"
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WARBuRroN, in his account Of lis voyage up
the Nile, gives an amusing instance Of the sin
gular opinion of sailors lie says: Son arriv-
ing at Dench we gave the crew feast, consist
ing of old ram, preferred by them to young
mutton, because it stood more chewing"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-04

The CENTRAL AMrR1ca.-Wh the heartswells
with pride at the recital of deeds OF herosm done
By our corntrymen in India, it is no less CRATE
fil to see equally high qualities under difficulties
by our kindred men beyond The Atlantic. The
wreck of tho Central America, fatal and painful
as it was presents instances Of composure, cool.
ness, consideration, and real heroism, which dig
nfy humanity. The Captain Of the ill-fated ves-
sci was truly noble of nature. he died in the
discharge OF duty which he might have in part
neglected with impurity; but in him the finest
part oil ancient chivalry appeared. In the pres.
encc ofperil the women and children we're his
first care. He prepared to enforce this intention,
but it was unnecessary. The passengers and
crew were as rcsolute, determined, and humane,
as himself; they seconded him in everything,
and even the women were ready to do the work
Of men in aiding him. Some time ago, Capt.
Hall. We think it was, wrote the account Of two
wrccks-an English and a French vessel. The
conduct of the Englishmen contracted finely
with the Frcnchmen; they were obedient and
fearless. Captain Herndon and his men behaved
not less nobly; and their conduct and the con.
duct of the passengers speak irrcsistibly in favor
of the high tone Of the American mind. Their
country ought to beproud OF them; all Christen-
dom will praise them.-Liverpool Post
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CHEAP BREAD.-"While on visit on the liue
of Georgia and Tennessee the first part Of the
present week." says the Lagrange Reporter,
1--WE were informed that corn has been sold at the
low price of twenty-five ceats per tushel, and all
that was offered for wheat by purchasers was
fifty ceats per Iushell This is beginning to
look like the good times which has always been
Just a little ahead of US. If the banks all Go
not bust entirely, we all shall live at very
traing expense during the approaching year"
@g-A scholar at one Of tho district schools a
southbridgc, was absent for several days, and the
teacher wrote his father to ask the renson he
the following reply -" Keptehum sortin taters.
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EDGEFIELD S. G.. november f. 1851

GEN. Scorr AND TIE IR1sHMAN.-Quite o
laughable incident occurred on the cars as was
coming from New York to Sing Sing, in which
Gen. Scott figured, whether to his advantage or
not, may be determined by you from what is to
follow. The General was occupying aseat to him
self and as the cars were considerably crowded,
he had been asked several times by the conduc-
tor and by passengers who were on the lookout
for Seats whether the other part Of his seat was
taken. TO all their inquiries he had replied in
the affirmative, when, at last, dirty looking
Irishman came along and put the same question.
This was rather more tlIan the General had the
patience to bcar-so he answered very sharply,
ayes, sir, every bit of it." Whereupon Pats
dander riz in such pitch that lie turned to and
abused the General roundly. and having finally
worked himself up to boiling rage, he stuck
his profile into that of the General and called
him q id o!d swapping trTte!. As was sit
ting jut across the aisle from them, began to
fear was destined to lave dead Irishman on
top of Inc, and was getting ready to keep him
OF; but the General did not condescend to no
tice him further, and Pat, having vented his
anger, left the car. As he was going out some
one told him who it was he had been abusing
but instead Of showing any signs of cQntritiun,
he said she didn't care who the divil it was he
had as good right to bis scat as any man."
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FALL TRADE!
III. CUNNINGHAM & GO,
GRoCERs AND PROVISION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN WINES g. LIQUORS,
HAMBURG, S. o.

WX7E take this opportunity Of returning thank: ID
w to our patrons and friends Tor the very Ioeia
encouragement and favors we have received Tor sev.
eral Years past and respectfully solicit cont'n1ance
Of tho same. Our highest aims, and best endeavI
ora win be to merit and deserve the patronage e o.
our old customers friends and the public generally
by conducting our business as we have done here'o'
fore, and increasing our reputation for
Low Prices and Fair Dealing,
And making it to the decided advantage Of all who
favor Us with their trade.
The increased patronage we have received a ana
are continually receiving has induced us to ~ a
TARGEapd WELL ASSORTED Stock of Goods,
in order to meet the growing demands and increase
of trade.
The Superior Quality
OF all Goods offered to the Public at this establish,
ment is so we'll known that verytlite need be said
unon this subject. But with the unity OF Low
Prices. and the VERY BEST QUA Atty OF
GOODS, Is the system of business the subscribers
are determined to carry out. This will be made up
plicable to every branch Of their business
Our Goods in all instances will he what they are
represented to be-and when sold BY sample, shall
always be in conformity with the sample
We are constantly receiving and have IN Store
cONPI ,ETE ASSORTMENT Of
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GRAMMAH.-" Jim, did you ever study gram
marm
II did"
.What case is Squire X-?"
"IIes an objective case"
"IIow So"
"Bccause he objected to paying subscription
he has been owing for five years or more"
"What is q noun 2?
II don't know; but know what renoun is
"Nell, what is it 2"
sRunning off without paying the printer,
and getting on the black list as delinquent" ="
@Good what is a conjunction?"
GA method Of collecting outstanding SUBJ
scripton in conjunction with constable never
employed by printers until the last extremity" j."
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DINING at city hotel not long since, it was
my lot to be seated next dish to an old rural
gentleman. Soon after taking his seat, no.
ticcd that he took mp the beautiful silver four
prongcd fork which laY b. his plate, and began
to eye i; very closely. After all had been sery-
ell by the walters, l still noticed that my old
friend kept OIL cycIns lis fork but did not eat.
at last in lDul voice, he called out: Look
here you, Mister" addressing the waiter, "ietch
Inc fork" With many bows and scrapcs, the
polite waiter pointed out the iorr-pronscd inn
plemcnt lying near lis plate. Goa, thunder p
said he. g" is that what you call fork? Well,
well I thought it was darnation green if
they'd got to eating soup with spill spoons"
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PROSPECTUS
or TIE
WASHINGTON UNION.
New Tolsne, Nep Types and Nar ArrangsmsHt'

10 NATIONAL DEMOCRACY UNITED STATES
V,IIE undersigned takes this method of informing
IL re MANNERS 9 the 3ieEz dnoerAr parry tA ~
Tsrn be books % them h af oapeance encouragement ana
support sfeh has hf1o extended 70 @ time enored organ
the wOst which has iabos woaid desd be Prof
U has been enrey changed aAe improved New and se-aa
yTs ussd m i daily weakly and weekly issues and ne
~ s so enlarge d us a. the demands or he asesses
me future may rsue aad \ my nxsa ParIss 2 s5ass nsa
party worthy ounnaence and support and rehA
uuntry Having fur many years exg4a my Ar
Buchanan o the presidential chair shah RENDER ham aud 70 h
ship EreA CRISIS ie Es cf the country ers
ss v % n ,e XII -s - y, 'e natior dsocracy ana
It0c pole o The tha his aeAnossged talents ma
iher and safety and sy placed hum WITH Asaa
nans a. :. ne @ Mesa y Inc oA s s nv s : M ,anoe M M cprs
sasanlg rhs qaaahaios a eAls snFesnce and
tsceasbis by had displayed and The services
xs tAsy had rsaosfs ss = y, @ m @ sa snd s
the policy party suloed Ill pair
enemies seem % respe him Fana1sm appears wng
moderate i and e enemies q our pese q the
pabhc sr flaicAl srleks and treasonate agitation
Large orcuaon o. The uaiOa vs. falls far short Of those
which ind their IN large auaeers IN too many q
friends should be Jealous exindg the ercao Of The Do
s. Lias ~S no as = . ] = ~ ap y otr,ss,er IN
confidently hook r cooperation N our present
The hands Of farmer mechanic and working man m the
The srbsotiaa price Of the Daily per
wy published semi weekly during the Of congre
appears N the Daily Weekly Subscribers
DE low rate q one dollar per anaa and asts regarded = me
and conss much reading nsier IL the course q
found d possess the advantages Of both poica family
paper The political arfae n the daily ISSUE are
= a = a. e y, & ag Il ,alps ~ Iess M iaportant sae M
N the
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The Fauauier white sulphur springs,
OFFERED FOR SALE 10 THE PUBLIC IN Lor

OFFERED FOH SALE 10 ltiE FlBllC In LUIS.
T,EIIS property has been held under an act of in
lss acres q land IN fsaqasr esaa Including dc improve
charter II sleo sac me subscriber hating abeqaenty reacauire
tbs property sold theref and
proved eay popsrsy increase is
value be has lad % te larger Porou s hind no about 10 ooo
south and with the formation q village
sixty wnrh sulphur springs
all the buildings and nproynmen These 1--WE
& shs Whole aoe p y s sas saEs e p eg ssuass = az az sa
corporation chartcr of
February 1ssa known le FanqRer Wr Sulphur springs
Huden gentleman highest business
uahaens whom trustee for the the properly
re ranfoa shis te eaesr e che cOumon
wealth shows that fhe buildings alone worth $4,000 the
ss4 snch requires
Tendures Cor the shlc accommodation ian hdvdus
cess the Springs and ~ building around them, viii probably
sucrtr viii In The event cst Ion sof be aipoxf
dimensions York; for he w
reside on for the summer ssson only mr. e The
erected win tnnssuray eusnss e value Of the Springs
lots There s ne reason Why y Of magnitude should
spo very energy keep Ia repair
TIC Aexaaah and raroae crosses ae RIVER Aba ar
the boats indefinite
a iouei has o unlimited bslnaaa Tie railroad areaav is
- VIII extend New Orleans Whose uhants nny
gnian abundant ws should not
Giving waes arsady 40 eensivcy ana beaty improved Al
the high and the low the rich and fha hare apony
~ their and the beHgart design af the ieEslare grant
Ing may d lLe fullest cxtrslt
This properly tendered the pubc about the
paid below
pr6n May le p II sails
e carried out e not no ons win be injured ile small
dollars required be paid
speea partition shall by by
trustee Or other aaarsor arrangement for ths ssorsuio nav @
be made NOT % g used vi the day q parn the trustee VIII
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IsaTg. eeas-s.ssa Casey Treasurer. asa alrsSsa
ds deFO-orcs b the
Ausut 1870 ana pays o ths warrants arAwn by The
UI.u warrants drawn s. the Fas1lor s;enai and oanIrnad
e Tie SIKH Auenor and rrordoa by the Rer he also holds
- Iiae same upon thcir chesks
Registers oa@-Fnley Bigger EegiaaH twenty nine
the rssrns and makes aa ssaert commerce
glan the uHisa nss and reccves from ths frst oonor
theEn rna i charged ~ ia~ wilh their aas kseIang-
Slallua sFrnnca sueetsr ESQ soAeor and clerks
art ag TIC Fd cEas r1asa49 and astracis the Uni
lea srs. siansys Hs Ala sek. n a. nl.iasr rss ,, %
Hie sAis courts showing fe 1aress and eaa1 . ss 1aas
ss : invent n = dsts s ass asgasi I say~eai n Gs
H. s os Daca3 and has power 70 sei md dispose Of
tha sam Cor ihe ben shi sf the uniisd sa-.ss-
Iis rs BzzrdHon Bowel cubh Secretary Treasury
esee prssisi con W y shIbries ualiee states navy. c.ir
s,s 80 $50 : r I,r 4 n Fcha Z a. Con- s9r
sey Prod Joseph ary secretary snahsorlan institution Cant
p4rroa United navy cunnandsr Ihruion Jen
ks linked sres navy, and Captain VIM franklin United
STATES serrees and ave cerks Tins baard direets the build
atlatraels rar supplies a oil, &c.
Lria sa' oaat sHsvy oesIrcessor A p EAS.e IL D. SUI
Par4nissacrt and experimentation q weights and measures
cl L nih Typographical engineers, assistant in charge a
tAs , o@Ta % s,..sG ssgysy ,,i.1 9iss ,,,-s
{. = saos n charge q archives
taaes.
Assistant T. Il EF-ard Ia charge Of computing division.
assistant T. y ioarees in charge u ndal division.
Lieut. J. c Tao UHiea States army in charge q drawing d.
sa1tn rnaed army, charge q engraving dri
sauucl Hon aisbprsiag agent
GsrrEe Matthias c'cotratyfdzt
Jh Sxin assistant superintendent uf weights and measures
Poar ofSlcK pEfGs1Hzsr.
Eon V Brown Postmaster General Ths direction and
an and aws hr Tonazter General That lis business be
uted nrpnnr sevrr bureaus a aos The appointment o
a IN charge d ae First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract
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The Navy DFisui consists Navy Department proper
q e a II t SECRETARY and o i've areAus hereo
B5reaa q Nary yards Docks Equipment
Hydrography and Bareaa Medicine and surgery
fO5wnz the dues d eao II hcse Offices and
o. the alrce employed therein:
Isaac Tauoey secrnry the Navy Charles
" Eeh Gief clerk nd ecTon clerks Ihs Secretary e te
s4 and tie execution o an laws relating thereto
er the General direction II thr President Tho Unfed States who
iac constitution commander nsisi o the army ana naEy
Al commanders af sqdrnGs and commanders Of
vessels All odTs @ officers uoirnissins q oleers both IN the
and marno CORPS appointments q eensnea and warrant
dprs enlistment and discharge u enanne
aaa Under authority Secretary their orders
considered aannHg lra him The general snpclintoneepoc q
e @ caranaunt Of tut should be approved By
lin.
q 6urc engiarrr drRnEhtsrnan
AZ Ae say ynT aosss and w1Ese sanss nna am asny % =
under -edenCe q TINS bEFeau Is also charged with the
management d The naval asylum
sru n 0saa2raasaa Egapmcs RszlrJohn LenhaH
cla bara e clerks and one draugtznan Tc eaoe q
.be & ar y -eiHa y ac w l "a ri p - A o5 - s
has charge 9 tie building and repairs 0 all vessels war purchase
Il s rr5s yg fs a The engineer supeTintends
or NJ murine strain for The and with
aaa
B4-zr q ,orsiors cT1eH bridge United States
M ay % ~ " M ss ,s Vim ,, ,ptInE 4 emtr.r1s sr FUR
mining he same come charge Sans burcun
as osss % I'd ~ D1Rsn 4 sass.a aE1 a
eas ordnance stores the Manufacture
a anlan guns. powder si hes kc and the equipment
war with everything e1dueciea herewith aiso pro
,iAss ,in charts, chrunrnrers, hAroneers, ar To-
s.ar with furnished slIsowar The Uned
t4z naval aervngrr Hydrprrapicl 0ns " Washington
and te Academy Annapolis also under the general su
asrintenaence The chief Of this bureau.
eng a HsIi ne aad Sa4csyyIs William wbsnn, Uni
State navy assed assistant surgeon HHied
rs nasv aia Everything relating medicines and
al ores II and wounded and management Of
,sttaig ccres wiEia sulerendenoe q This burrsu
wan l@raHraaar
Tnn floyd Secretary War DrinkHrd, chief clerk
sven and Four wafcrnen The
5llJtlnr bareaus are artachcd - this department.
csanse c.-saTs 0Eee-Tbis Once s the head o which b
Izcuisnn1t General sCot s az New fark
Auaas Gsnafa 06eCol sanuel oorperi AsuHIt General
AssisiaHe~ct .niOr Townsend, Brgv Capt : Williams
Capt Judge Advocatr Bere aa1pr John
tas; In fs ofce aro Kept al
psrsaunel of ho army the rolls sn
u ia here's where All Inliary made ouL
cusaxa GeruTs ofrs-Br aISIar General Jesup,
aar1enastr general AsstsntsCnune G. Thomas tarfan
miller Minr Bcger eleven clerks and oue nsseneer
aaecr censarf OFo-Cal izrnrd, Faynastcr general;
Mayor leslie DISTRICT paymas'er eghi eers and one meson
ger.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Ms 81 ~tn BE- uuu bo unless n
paymsni q the sabscrptoa b H~ds saHznce
HstAnt subscribers may rward money b5
kil be Assamsa ~ ourselves zaa7mIasion-
Te cgsNTRY FAIER pubaahcd aWesy drzng sossisns
q Csursess ana srIa. weekly curing reezas
usscryains perDe yrar Tufsired On terms
proTornonrd . ths above annual RATES
az-fGsa3sTERs Auhari1a - ACT agal and hy
aaa.ng ~ rusH DAIIY sub4bsEs ua eneoaea
WEEKLY subsorbe as enclosed, ~a be snHaisa
gaa
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BookkesDer-Edwin j. klopfer.
Mssnoer William q Locke.
CoHeaor james +. Halliday. Clerks-W William Cooper
and Reuben cleary.
Sarpyor.--Wm Forsyth
ron MEMHEzS OF rn
Philip C. Davis M D., and J. b Fl. Smith First ward
Robert K Stone, a. d., and Charles l. ooltlnan, Sec
ond ward
william G. Palmer, M. d., and Joseph Bryan, Third
ward
William p Johnston, M d., and James LAwrenson,
Fourth ward
j. b. Gardner, M D., and J. P. Ingle Fifth ward.
y. S. Walsh NJ d., and John D. Brandt Sixth ward
James f. Morgan, NJ d., and George Mattingly, Sew
enth ward
APorHErARrEs rooE
Fira poad.- David G. Ridgely.
Second Hard--D s. Dyson.
Third pard. Valentine Harbangh.
Fo4rth uard james N. Callan
Fifth narG.-J. b. Gardner.
Sizth lrad.-Jalnes O Dopnell.
ScDeaA pard. ID b Clarke
PHYSICIANS 10 THE POOR
Fra uasd-Philip G. Davis MD
Second pard.--J. w. II. Lovejoy, MD
Third uard George NJ Dale, MD.
Fansh rd--John NJ. Toner, MD.
Fiji pqrd--J. M. Grymes, MD
Slrr6 pard--John M Roberts, MD.
Seu7ah srard u T. Willett Md
Commissioner gf Hath Charles Y. Force MD.
~
Ia rard Mliiian a Dove ana George w hSgs.
"a Nm- :. hayiy lpfesaent and lhos. Miiier-
Sd French s. Evans and Thomas Donoho.
An William w. Moore and John H. Goddard
5h John Il Houston and Edmund Barry.
W. S.ss - - - - - - -, = go
NJ. .nAao M ~ - ~
r = : =, Il,.i Ila.is'1i
BOARD on COMMON COUNCIL
la rpar4 Charles Albert turesidentl Iohn B Turton
and Robert IL Waters
"a Thomas J. Fisher, William OrIne, and Fer
-, i. uiiilll - eeiiaiS w S, =
topher o Hare
All Richard H Clarke James A. Kennedy and
Fg;iah Farnondaop
sA Edward r. French William A. Mulloy and
William f. Wallace
eA - Ia4nes a lyorion William e Hutebinson
and james crandell
7th a. Thomas E How'd Robert II KNIGHT and
Charles a Potion
Sarauz--W William A. Kennedy.
= -
fT@ aa'ad --JoseIh \ taEllngs,
t9e1odla . e atasaa. ~ p oNels.
F,A -, J.ra .1s,- rNs,
btondaaf of The Asy5aa.-John r. Queen. Commission
,rs-C5eorpe w Emerson George Mattinqly and Jacob
uiuroh- ooIehAi5 w poAau coh1lssholeIs-Soiin IL
Aoyes-
Paysesan b he AssFum--W Nj Berry M d.
gup,;a,.y of ths rzr.a svs,oa of .anI Ioapn fr,ss
r,n,,.n., n ~ ,rsstuv, ,u-on ~ ,gruI W.. Vise
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IN HALIFAX
spaa I1s IN Esypt and Nuhia by VIM C. Prime.
eIbbns Decline and Phi q the Roman abridged by
Smith. IL d
rSss omos Iarocsory Gar the United Saiss
June8 FRkNCK TAYLOR
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II LIE IN CHINA by Rev. William G. Milne, NJ.
IL vo. Lnnaun Vi 90
Lands ~ th the A.
X n vol 1nhdon. rs.
The Fotcn Works Robert Hloom8eld London 1851.
The Laws Contrast coors; by Cherren London
SO
cmnou Objece u rhe sea-shore; by Rev. C Wood N
London. 1857.
Unprotected Females IN Norway. London 1857. 81 Is
Deeds, mot Words. ny NJ Bill. so
Perpgrine Banees by Thcodore 3s
Noet or the nansense 30
sePs FRAscK TAYLOR
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York.
Traas B~ildns. III ED~ha0sL
FIHE assets Of this company amount 10 nearly ForR
ana enry eash u which thEz suii
ktAa h11nd a Invested bond and mortgage
te and q New YORK valued ssi
lisas Il dasaars
The o1e prsns alreaay Anpunias 1Ssa az kHasl
doslars lie property 81 tbe policy h0aers
aJghez9n and paHhliE sng every information sup
piled apply lhe oce II The cumpanyb Agen
FREDK 6 WINSTON, President
ISAAC ABHAfT- Secretary.
SHEPPARD B0AANS. Actunry.
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