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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

y COS Tt O"t"uIpiasin. chm 2r in b,.i-
( n nesS, we have dptTmaei to offer q
hppTS, SHOES HATS. CAPS, TRUNKS, Carpet Ba4s
tlAbrt las &c AT COST FOR CASH Having been business
but short time aud constantly receiving supplies from tlc
best manufacturing establishments Philadelphia our
ment is entirely fresh and Fashionable hn thing
found soied or behind the are will be sold without regard
cost Inducements offered by rarely met wtth
ana those in want nj anything In line well to give
us ca and satisfy themselves ry pr po.
Si'inn MCDp< Al n a. JlDDI Il
ie lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

j AND or SNs.I.-E offer tor snic privately
~ until thu -)tn Of August contain
hs '' acres hNelhentif situated Camppt III"
he'd waters Il Falling RIVER and immediately the main
r"id rom ia" courthouse Ia Concord Depof, the South Sid"
,''Fea'i miles distant iroa each place, ant IL Nes from
iyithhurh Ia goud ntghburhood Tins place i, wei wa
tered lcnty OF timber good portion OF adw land SONS
." witch IS We'll set in grass and good inproS ross
ing IN part OF large and rooms Dwelling House. >lu4 house,
hthen stable large Frln, liar Negro Houses
VIVA tone cinlncls CttEc aud lee lfn.e-. I'd Ga ar
&c ii Is wei adapted to the usla CROPS particularly Whoa.
TURNER description
showing the place 10 w< ing fur, asc II >oj
oo"it iee date ahaFr ncnti med it viii tia ,me he sold
az r1c Aurou oh ttr PROMISES Turns Liberal and made
Ki.+f'' en lay Il 2aIc. PHILIP 7. WlTtifltS.
je l. eodtt1utu2
"a AtaAD GEL. OF issc very beat 9uatsty. tor sale
- " lit it-trI VA SlKti HEX
Dose SPERM SIa.-Su,t received and 90.
sale by W. \. S1ROrHER
jnyi lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

~ ~ fde ctY OF Lynchourl Satnay, the 18Th July,
eJ'. TWO FINE GOLD WATCHES.
iue ut,T II. DtfNNINGT IN s. c. l.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31

every dollar thus collected, which must
be deposited in the treasury. Jan.
1850.
TAXING.
%. For every acre of land cultivat-
ed in the Ottawa country ten cents
shall be paid.-For every head of cat
tie from two years old to four years
old, FIVE cents shall be paid.-For old
er cattle, ten cents per head shall be
paid. For horses the same amounts
shall be paid which are to be paid for
cattle. The above amounts are to be
paid once every year, and to be depos-
tied in the treasury. The time for
collecting these payments shall be in
the month of September. If any one
shall fail to pay at that time, and shall
not have paid at the annuity payment,
his money shall then be taken. Jan
uary, 1850.
POOR TAX.
"a. Every man living on the Otta-
wa land shall pay annually 125 cents.
This amount is also to be paid in the
month called September, and is to be
given for the benefit of the poor-To
be deposited in the treasury. Janua-
ry. 1850.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
25. On the Ottawa land if a marri-
ed man shall die, having children, the
said children shall own all of his fields,
domestic animals, and houses and
the widow shall own every thing else
of his personal estate. If the said
man shall die without children, the
woman shall own all. IF another per-
son shall take any part of it by force,
as thiet is dealt with by the law, so
shall that person be dealt with who
shall rob the widow and children of
what belongs to them. January, 1S-
so.
TO BE CONTINUED.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31
Original Postty.
For the Herald Of Freedom.
Persevere.
BY FRANK @. PORTER, n. D.

Toll on,toil on ye daring few,
Who hope, and strive, and scorn to fear
A brighter day will dawn for you
Yell conquer if yen persevere.
What if misfortune's iron hand
Should wiring afresh the sealding tear |
'Tis human-but unfinching stand
Yell conquer if ye1l persevere.
Each pearly drop that laves the fringe
Of struggling merits eye is dear
1t lends to thought bolder tinge-
Yell conquer ifye'n persevere.
The path that friendless effort treads
So often gloomy, dark and drear,
But roses bloom on thorny beds
Yell conquer if yell persevere.
Then up and onward to the fight.
The hero skulks not in the rear
The longest day will have its night
Yell conquer if yell persevere.
Strike not the colors that you bear
Nor yield one hope to slavish fear,
But make this watehword rend the air
To conquer is to persevere.
Conneautriile, January, 1856.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31
Laws Relating to Pre-Emptions

We cannot do better service to our
readers at this time than to publish
the subjoined circular, issued in 1S41
by the Commissioner of the Land Of
fee, to the Public Receivers, in rcla-
tion to the public lands. The act of
Congress extended the laws of 1S41
over Kansas. 1t follows that all the
instructions and decisions made under
that law are valid now, and will be
binding upon the Department and the
officers acting in pursuance of that
law.
1t is to be regretted that we could
not complete the publication of all
the laws touching upon this subject in
a single number /; but it was impossi-
BILE. We shall continue the publica-
ton of the laws next week. Those
wanting copies must subscribe for the
paper, for we shall have no extra num-
bers to dispose of.
Circular.
GENERAL LAND OFFIcE,l
Sept. 10. 1S41.
GExTLEMEs Annexed is a copy
OF that portion of an act of Congress
approved on the 4th inst. entitled "An
act to appropriate the proceeds of the
sales of the public lands. and to grant
presumption rights" which has rela-
zion to the subject of pre-emptions.
Your attention is directed to the seve-
raj provisions of that portion of said
act, and your observance enjoinsd Of
the rules hereinafter stated, as pre-
scribed by the Secretary of the Trea-
sury, In accordance with the 18th Sec
don of said act.
The individual claiming the benefits
of said act must be-
/. A citizen of the United States,
or have filed his declaration of inten-
ton to become a citizen.
2. Either the head of q family, or a
widow, or single man over the age
of twenty-one years.
8. An inhabitant of the tract sought
to be entered, upon which, in person,
he has made settlement and erected 8
dwelling house, since the LIST of June,
1910, and prior to thu time when the
land is applied for; which land must, at
the date OF Tie settlement. have had the
Indian title extinguished* and been
-sAct of 22d July, 1854, authorizes settle
ment on unsurveyed lands, notices of claims
70 be fled in three moaths afser survey is
made Ia the field Such notices may be fled
with the Surveyor General, to be noted by
him On the township plats, until othss az
ra1gements shal hare been made BY hin
ta that Tzsga
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31

of 9TH September, IS41, but prior to
my settlement thereon; and do here
by declare my intention to claim the
said tract of land as q. pre-emption
right under the provisions of said act
of 4th September, 1S41.
Given under my hand, this -
day of -. 4. d. Is.
(Signed) A. B.
In presence of G. D.
A5fdap;t required Of pns-smptioa elaias-
ant.
FoRM G.
/, ABB, claiming the right of pre-
emption under the provisions of the
act of Congress entitled An act to
appropriate the proceeds of the sales
Of the public lands, and to grant pre-
emption rights" approved September
4, 1841, to the - quarter of sec
ton number -, of township num-
Der -, of range number -,
subject to sale at do solemnly
swear for affirm, as the case may be, l
that have never had the benefit of
any right of pre-emption under this
act that I am not the owner of three
hundred and twenty acres of land in
any State or Territory of the United
States, nor have I settled upon and
improved said land to sell the same on
speculation, but in good faith to ap-
propriate it to my own exclusive use
or benefit; and that I have not, d.
rectly or indirectly, made any agree
ment or contract. in any way or 'uan-
ner, with any person or persons what
soever, by which the title which / may
acquire from the Government Of the
United States should inure, in whole
or in part. to the benefit of any person
except myself.
(signed) A. B.
&c. D., register for E. F., receiv-
er] of the land Office at -. Go
hereby certify, that the above affidavit
was taken and subscribed before me,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31

Ct.
ttee have, ut the
heir possession,
IN the National
p they were in
ribute provisions
sas. lt 10 hoped
ory will see that
riated, to relieve
kn made with re-
Fl appropriations
kn dcemed neces-
{Dntributions that
9 National Csm-
inequitably dis
nded. We have,
STEARNS, Esq,
|dersigned in dis
contributed by the
asst: and Rev. E.
/. HLovsjoy, Rev.
/ attles, Esq, have
70 enquire into the
Fe orders for their
|nted by THAD-
G undersigned. as
People in the vari-
Ito report to tho
hich may require
khborhoods, and,
fify, they win be
Forth Of clothing
ional Committee,
been detained by
Figation. Every
(lem in the Terri
lived information,
|een forwarded to-
| Committee, and
are requested, In
ned, to communi--
may have in re-
|ehinson, at Law
measures TO have
|oon as navigation
n. ARMY,
|t. Kansas Com.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31

\, on the claim OF
put 40, 600 ARFLE
! growth from the
with trees
Rage.
|red PEACH TREEs
b acknowledged
season fer plant
! eemparatifei 3
3 to set utyonEg
; postpone It
3. HAM & CO.
Ins .Is
oP oyEN and
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31

FIRE-PR00F
Patent Powder
awarded sepa
Fair, London,
Few York, 1853.
Safes thatswere
f'n Worlds ) Fair.
tsd to ba supe
public, and the
Eorld TO produce
Hing to preserve
Pttest fires, or a
|r agents are the
make and sell
6afe, , with Halls
ING & CO..
$50 Water street.
|urk.
us, Agents,
It. Louis, Mo-,
Is, New Orleans.
bfes may be left
! the Herald Of
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31
:. LEADBEATER.

3. LEADBEATER.
ANTS.
.R. Forward
hants and Kan
|outh Main ST.,
fnatioE given
] free of charge.
/. RoBIssos, 4.
| @. CUTrER, X.
hmittee, and our
Kansas.
|AMoSs d. LEAF.
Missouri River
2-I5
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31

WICK,
t street
hRD-sTRs-)
!, MISSOURI.
rated improved
! Cob Mill,
le in tho West.
Herald 1 Free
lis authorized to
m.
Lawrence, and il
les, adding char
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31

|TRs., ST. Louis
bHade of the best
Fn, and sewed in
mode.
&C., 4c.,bound
Ft notice.
premium at the
confident in IN
hay give him q
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31
Filings.
ked the merchaa-

Jed the merchan-
T of G. W. + W.
bow receiving at
Eachusett street, /, a
bck of goods, EN-
le and fancy arti-
(smarket- he has
|es this week, but
|g the public that
g, and has been
I'll be sold as mw
Feumstances viii
and a desire
Fe his share Of the
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31

korner Of Pine
now receiving
fuperior quality
specially to our
ortnent of La
Inc stock, also q
Ladies' Phila-
fhey win sell to-
small advance
is solicited.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31

FoRx B.
For cases ghere tie land claimed shall
hare been rendered subject TO prirose
entry since tie date Of The iaso.
/, A. B., of -. being [the
head of family, or widow. or single
man over the age of twenty-one years.
as the case may be, citizen of the
United States, or having fled my de-
claration TO become citizen, IS re-
quirsd by the nsturalization laws, IS
ths case may be- have. since the 1st
day Of -, a. d. 18-, settled
and improved the - quarter Of
section number --, In township
number -. of range number
-, in the district Of lands sub
iect to sale st the land efsce at at-;
and containing -- acres. which
land has bsen rendered subject to pri-
vats antyy si1cs the passage Of tie 81
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31

Txs Hg;sssr Of ase Lsnd Orr, ard
Rss<issr g Putse Noneys. Les<
6f7;ce az
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31

and Cornnlia-
fcshants, No. 81
.o- viii make
Rments Of pro-
2 Orleans, New
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31

eeaeqfs.
-
g Ell.
s.. ST. Lou,
Proprietor.
------
R,
RIDING MEp-
Produce Bra-
attention.
pc Canal Boat, :
North Second
April SLY
SMITH, n. Q. a..
o.,
and Cornmis-
Echants, No. 81
Mo-, viii maLs
nments Of pro-
Orleans, New
JAS. sArfH,
oEs.
r & CO.
rs,
forner Of Pirs
now receiving
superior quality
specially to our
sortment of La
ne stock, also a
Ladies' Phila-
they win sell to.
small advance
is solicited. 1T
N,
pk Manufac.-
|TRs., ST. Lofts.
made of the best
m, and sewed in
node.
Ac., &c., bound
t notice.
premium at the
confident in in
may give him o
!. LEADBRATEs.
ANTS.
Err. Forward
hants and Kan
outh Main ST.,
matioE, given
free of charge.
RoBIssos, A.
@. CUTTER, K.
hmittee, and our
Kansas.
zMoSs d. LEAP
Missouri River
2-I5
WICK,
t street
lHIRD-sTRs-
MISSOURI.
rated improved
Cob Mill,
le in the West.
Herald qf Free
is authorized to
m.
Lawrence, and il
es, adding char
FIRE-PRooF
Patent Powder
awarded sepa-
Fair, London,
ew 7 York, 1853,
Safes thatswere
~ Worlds Fair.
tied 70 ba supe
public, and the
Forld 10 produce
ling to preserve
Sttest fires, or a
r agents are the
make and sell
Safe, with Halls
NG d CO.,
80 Water street.
urk.
Is, Agents,
Et- Louis, No.,
5, New Orleans.
pfes may be left
the Herald of
-
-
ce.
ttee have, ut the
heir possession,
IN the National
Il they were in
ribute provisions
sas. 1t is hoped
tory will see that
Priated, to relieve
en made with re-
al appropriations
IN deemed neces-
antributions that
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31

10. Whoever shall live on the OF
tawa land must be dealt with if he
shall violate any of these laws. He
shall also be permitted to prosecute
others if he shall be in any way wrong
ed
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31

q. The lawmen are required to be
present at the Councils wherever held
on the Ottawa laHd-siekness only
may hold them back. If they shall
carelessly neglect to attend after being
informed, they shall pay each one dol
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31
eeheQfs.

riding MEs.
Produce Be.
attention.
hse Canal Boat.
| North Second
April es,-ly
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31

Declaratory statements of settler on land
subject to private entry at the date of a
settlement, required by the 18th section
of the act of 4th September, 1e4l.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-31

fro BE CONTINUED. I
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-21
10 uLtpri TINS aout or 1iIs
aonn ANp fRur

q ha,stiihli ssaa ms ds''fii flif,
Anintsh,iii hsami on Ne iss,as
Aaltan4h We laass' - la uss Iof'
hHht
Sod uas.uit lha aIlui, a'Alb ,bs a,a'.
h,
tait..lslahss'tff atisn b. snn,
hiOrbiiifa 70 iha s,sf ~ fA.',
kiI.amlnsie 80 e. 'lals',
lu.Ha1osl'Iim m,flysa slsInmt f''"
asNl. ,ha ssal n me good And lfas
lssllssss, from elf mailal sIrI
Ahl.. Ihs,ia IN ih, fu'on .a', I
An Il rhlaa ths vAl., " VI, sufsl' llss' /
tai iaf,h iFsm n tips = ffaysf 'snl'
Asd bil,gioi b'sl,it its weeping ftlsai'l
Mi .sys 70 s child. m q hfplen sab,
ai'il ben ,oa is.aoItos ffoa q oiias
% hehw
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Sn,inr Gslnn. Gov. lvo'e. Ho.
G. Scott. ~ California. and w. s'srt.
weather. late Miul.'es 10 Chill. vese
amsns The psssrnrvss.
The star II the uvs' 'arehed ~
iisvrua On he eslh apa o. key Wesi
on the so,h.
The sha'A D~mocsssic iics.' Nd
l~-n elected IN California wsl'~''s
vote wss s,.aoo. ssssley's 1900.
snd nsvle's shut The ssn~.
C.lunhss. N T.suluss csur'v. BAD
hen srs,ruys.i NJ 6re. I.-s orco eln.
Only Twelve huIl.l,nss escaped. uue
haildire va ds>sroyri W ro~d-'.
tie .srln.san ~ With Nlled Eve
rers,ss ssi lnius-i s-,~ssi .'hrss
TAr .essIiushsusl Canvsn,iun vss
IN .<ssm " Ore,v
~. M, &C. !. csrsr vrllr, hal
r,u.ej 'he isrns'iyn Of a vl.ilsuye
C,nri',e~.
C,llssi, vu..t' ~ r.y tsr STATE
,lrlsi hy a large ms'.r'i, TIE CO.
s'i'u'tn.l csnyeusi..s pr sec, is p'o.
BAH, sIilures
~. Grsnd .fary were 'nes.iigs'irs
re sss'ts u TIE Mat. iisreyl.
Ire late mei'ss ssl rpAr.T ~ '-s !
~ IN Ne smsu,, - ei;e s,4---ha,
Len i'.sressi shs'raeiirs trea.tr,
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a. mi#
ftuH tfh
II. rH.Nn.,a
1t'uDI HmAit fif
tls uhlHH tMf.ahi'
aHtf nt ttatn ataaof
rHH f'i-r0tui .fT.F'sI
HUTII N nrf iiH't
N.t 'H.hnmod
,al .NHa Ia m' Hfmuf
I"It, mf l.n.lN irt
r Hn A,.,v lh'filn
i nNhRrstn 'N llF'fi'e
r.Huti nfe otrl ,w eh.lr I'l IL.
rll briliutl,t lnf iw"fnn
dehl HbIh',tit fumlIn Z a..
lovha when ~, siv thhi be- w.
hail .nf lW tIa iimr IN lls lfl,hf
ave ono n ihr mnirf wells r,f
heard sal diurpel dusn and when
ip'tob MIN hc vas dead llishvl
vas hrAel Them t'llel nll u ga
tbe o,rf o,rr'lon lhsl ..l"l him !
tuas heiiG though, II VS. dIsap'
pointed ambition s dd u"
The ull tlIov v,wA bI, hunting
.hri sleeve Hc'ass bis ewes ~ he I'm.
l.htl. snd ,,tuy Il @ nos about
",,,h lime. l.i s mlu h.' huu"
rtw ,ns ua, 70 Do lihr Rins 80
sn,ont severe 'mes dd'hs"ursss
vi.h him, 80 msny shhi's brl
,h., sc', s'w,,s ioo qflcs " u'
We never lillri owe. however; an
a'.r a wt.As ,isy. ". dscfmnr' Il
u'rsec ouf steps hnmcv,fd. - l''
-i, the " Hunt ,Ncr tho Male fsrF
Rabbits" Ear.
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I'M. WisweM 4 Co..

Manufacturers aud Dealers N
osrssssss. nssssss. D,ssiss. Ae.. De-.
Ns.SsAsouaics-ss., ssss Aaia.
1n loUpeA -
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/ wdle monthly NJ vW
tlili vs. u 'slIIa tHff
AdcfnnnteIy sew fat '0
bpfof M thut
y W rn.
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Ihe sin house ~ Judge Wilson. cf
Ashton, I', together uilh sf'y bales
n cotton. wsr. totally destroyed by
irr on tive nigh, ~ the 1oIh ult.
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~ ihs rfHsi4 sH
tLfTfR FROM AFRICA

| have rnne 70 see ihn Chief +
llifee iims, within the ln'l wool +
bul have not soon him yet bat !
In'oni 10 go until ! can fol "a
nrsneh ~ him I have ''sn llm .
feanenllg, Nnl hf came ~ see M
on.o. Tie lhti 'lm'lnvl lm hs
.aii | must preach - him little hy
little. Tho people oppesr to ll't'
on very well, bui | fear they ~
moi n,ink. Oh nv der Brother
nnl Slater. w nord ,our PRAYER.
~ much ! earnestly beg thai
yon will constantly remember and
r,ny that wc may be the humble
Instrument, through whirh 0"i
viii conyart much rccrlr. ynu
! viii wish ~ know how We live
here nnh what u the sum ~ our
comforts lnevcrwtsmore 'rre''
nhlv disappointed, than when Ne
arrived ,i this place = far our
buildings nrc quite a' comfortable
as tho generality of houses In
Amc-ica. They arc so feet by a.
including piazza on each side
Tho walls are II null eleven feet
hirh, eight rooms, whitewa'hcd'
rc,l plank fon''' doors aud win
d,v.. somc Of the windows have
claS, lights. We car hny corn Tor
10 cent, a bushcl. chickens ut $
: cents niece. and other things At
T. rrcp,rtioaa,e rs'cs The horses
here are ~, larger than Q good
F.. year old enl. In Ameriea. The
sheep ere hai-v. N ths, can hard
' IL tell a sheep fronsg,s. Hog
,-r m, 81 p'eu,ifil. but the oue'
LIDO sce loat quite natural.
), have .ecn a f,w. mules, they are
larger in proportion than 'h'
;. horses. We have lucss. anl W. y.
have \ TURKEY hon ,ni ycnng ones
:. bnt | believe I'll tic young one
ATE loss. When yna write go
mn,, AK me q hnllrel questions
y or q. m.n- NJ Won wish. then
can write a letter 70 please yen.
E;gi. o'c'as.. r. Nj 'aw ih
!. Chief ,hi. evening, bu, u va' :
late before hs came out. ] coa|
3, no; ,alk much. % there were nau
around to eco him. ! asked hi
ahi. people nigh, 'cnd their CHI
- ,lrcn 90 @hool tn met lie a
'n ,vrrcj. q dah.rah, rah.dah--"'i
/, very COOL" | hal quite an ir's
estiug meeting this evening IN o
little PRAYER meeting. One u .
convert. was whipped twc ds
" ago Cor coming here. aud when
:, had oil prayed. We gave the r
IS secuted sister orr hands as . soh
81, ~. ,ha, we prayed for her. WI
- o.phe-ha, another native conv'
Who has been rrseeuted TOR
r religion. gave her hand. her ~
-. of encouragement to Mary I
Il, rcrseeutcd sisses, were sen
enough to melt the hardest hs'
=. 70 team. oftes hsve I wers "
,ls.. I%ss reading q the persecuiions Of
ss.l. f,llowess of oar hlcsssd Lord.
,,,;. never brssrs 90 fally eomrrhs
as., e,l the expression Il the Ap"'
w. where he ays. "fhev RIO
GO. that they wsss counted worth
'o.l cuff, shame isv He name"
-, nv ,,.sr Brother and Sister. ! q
NJ again bes an interest In youf 2
.rs, that I and mine may evs
!. kept humble. and that y:
have wi~lom to instruct and I
~. s.vs thee little children IN Ch
sl' 'a',se On that We NAV eves - nj
4 IN. mt only to c'sr worls Il con
- !, ..e " tn. bss Il needs b. 10 rtjsies u
serins With the rrfseeuseS. ]
ING. written Whist ws wsuh ell .
soP.. os'is letter. bu, I dsa's tlhnh Z
- sry h.~s soj,l half thos I wisA. ]
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rus,re T. Bur-. sn ~ The late
Srr,-yw General ~ ti,h vssh'l'cd
near w,,hlrs'en, SATURDAY. by the
accidental explosion Of hls Gun.
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The dls hons. vi Hr..f. Curtis b
Co. ~ Cl..'nut street. Philadelphia
ga ro.bcl las, vesk. II os.ooo worth
u sso's.
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Al S. Lori. the grand Jury reports
,hsi there s'e l,n, 81 crllsI In which 10
ctusn, ~ p',,orr'.: bach aad ~hl'r
female. are incs.a u ihr ssn~ cell.
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A III Of komanes,


trn ,ers ase young lnell.hman
ran ava, from London, where ha wac
hl.hl, ,unucvlrd, came down 10 Liv.
pfla ul. i,ak shlp i,f New Oflrsn,,
and lu due o,ufr ui llme landed IN
lhi- uily with ll.h' heart IN hla
brris anil hflwern one and twl hun
lrri pounds Ia uiuh ui Ligland note,
Ia hi, packet llp had bren "ma"
,ss suIri" ct hume. aud, vhil Mtw
vine and women, had milai
sln,ndrr lir,r forluar. bw
vi, iun hinst II s,ruu.ly mh
t,i taken Ii, rtcusullin
hilslf Wiih letters II inlr
respectable PARTIES ia lhs
l., this MEATS he ~nvn ilr,..
aut.nincc ol . young ,os osaa.
tie death o. her father, ,srsf,s.
len sole hrircss 10 q lar j, mais 4
warm attachment s,on ~ aie'' ,e.
ts.cn ,hr iwo. anil our Arg.
/ li.h-,n. one Cue day N me Lady
srm,l tender n bis hs Ind heart.
The snswvr hr re e~,vv, as the I'll.
hshs, II love Jon. and wall marry
yoa. Ln' opls ua Ihrsu conditions, and
these only--isi. You must s'"p drink.
Ing, 81 You mus, pay your debts; 3d.
| Yoa have sqaiaies''i one fortune. yoa
ma,t .r, 10 wvrk and make anc'hrs."
The lover sN,fvasvi. but The lsdy was
lnr,urahle. ] ts, thve The gold fever
lr,kr out. ssi our oero drlcrmIued.
w,iheu, l.ss ., time. 10 Try hIs fortune
On III, shores u the pscias Oer1a.
iIe.a, iavu. ww,e letter y TIE lady
In which he announced be dveesmlss.
,l.n. assured her " hIs ssslssesble
as,c,Ipn. end begxsd hss y - lallb'
I'll 10 h!m. and without fastoys sdea
ass,sd fr N1w Yosk esd ~ zip
frr san frsariscs V q - 10
California 10 LED fss - y . 80.
drlr,. dis.,ls,s l.ls> Dsj ooally lola.
) 81 The unfortunate (ps1lsiso Which
Raous~,i De Bsslho6 ests1 ess fR
III. cuseues, u sssses. |, ~ hseva
,.a, h. Va. smcss the ~ vhs -.
esped 20 tell 'he m'w ~ Mw ssras
lss'rs. hus no'h'ns hs'svF VS. ssAw
Il him .r hi. vh-ss sbsa,s ansil lat
! SATURDAY. when af'iead Il bic N ihle
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Dispatch saf'her s's'sd iha -. sn'e'
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Notice to Creditors.

sseo, May %, 1887.