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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-24
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NO ss, MASSACHUSETTS STREET. Law
IN renee. I. PIG.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-24
JOhn Hutchinson
CIV Brown.

T AWYER AND LAND AGENT. Office No. 36
Il Massachusetts, street, Lawrence.
Dec 90, 1856. Iy=
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-24
7. x. G0Odiu.

Tecumseh, Shawnee Co., K T., Nov. D, Sc,
J. X. GOOdin,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE
n AGENT, will execute Deeds, Mortgages, &c.
guy and sell land and town lots, invest moneys in
nansas property, for others with care and prompt
hess.
Lawrence, Kansas, Nov. 8, 1856. 2-16.
Cyrus TatoF.
A TT0RNEY AT LAW and commissioner of
n Deeds for Iowa and New York. Particular
attention giTen to procuring and locating land
warrants. pre-empting claims, &c. Office at
0saWatomie. Kansas.
Nov. 90 1856.
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Machinery for the New North.


April a5-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-24
Ritoherdson's Mo. Express Co

July sslh, lsss.-im -',
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'eNI . b..:....'
IRON.
[From the y. y. Independert, Jan. 2e.l -

N. u.
FAILURES, ASSIGNMENTS, &C.Tc following u our weekly
report OF failures, assignments, &C:
Wetherell Brothers, Boston, Mass, suspended; aDNtei
about $2IOita show nominal surplus Of about s2S0gO
W Baker, New Bedford, Mass, suspended.
Williams Morse Springfield, Mass, suspended goods ut
JOHN Bunnard New city, suspended: offers nity
cents.
Grow Christopher city, assigned to Jas Kelly
Gould & Elliot, city, suspenlei. -, ,,,,.,
Wait Wells city, suspended and assigned liabilities
Williams, brooklyn, n Y, failed; Indebtedness about
$685. 90; confidential $l2COG assets about S2SOoO smal
dividend expected.
Peter McCiuire, Albany n Y, failed and left
II orirl, Rochester, y Y, assigned TO Owen Ganney'
solomon AldTieh, Binshamgt%2n \ !, suipendeu.
Jacob Pitts, Saugertes, Y, failed.
Job Holt IaverstraW, n Y, suspended and assigned.
David Auble, Newark, j. suspended
ThOs STRwbrlIge & 20, BOssburg, ia, la1leu
ChRs Walters, Suffolk, Va, suspended
" II Thomas, DahlOneRa, Ga, suspended
Abnrr Bush, brownsville, Mass, suspended and let ou-
siness.
Vim Nicholson, NIcfolsons Store, Alb, failed.
J 4 L Adler, ShebYville, XIV, assigned
G W Betterly, Cleveland, U, assigned.
WalEley, Wright Co. MOrsan ., assigned 70 Moses
assetts $4,000, liabilities about S2JVO OF when $SUOO Is
confidential.
LII Pert & Co, ChRgrIn Falls, o, suspended.
Il = SeatOn MasslOn, O,faile1.
Judge Mckay, Wilmington, ., suspended
sc Hall, Warren, o, suspended and sold out.
Graham Travis, MishaWAka, Ind. suspenueu.
wN Brown, New Albany, Ind, susPended
HitChcoCk Gaines, GaenH, Ill, suspended
wtnterbOttoni, AmbOy, III, failed aud Eet
LDe Puy, Albion, Micll sold out anu store eloseu'
ReardOn 4 BRO, Fond du Lac, Wis, suspended
HMcCIeRn, Dubuque, Iowa. failed and teft
Shelby Bonesten, Fort des Mones, lowe, suspended;
bowman, Muunt Pleasant, Iowa, failed and assigned.
Jas Smith, Van Buren, Iowa, asSigned'
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no YmE I.UIss.EO.

,r,,rs ellis day sold to Measrs. caPpbell McDermO'
rotesencer Office. wereturn our sincere thanks
patrons for tie many acts of kindness We have re-
., hands and cordially commend our successors
.,,not.ee. wedoubt win ever bsfound prompt
,r.nye to every department of business, and will
effort to deserve the patronage of the community,
Will run to the 18Th Instant, and we hope our
-, viii aid US in speedily closing up outstanding
.,'un's.
P-@ BEATTY a CO.
: n,...l5ne. Oct. sh. 1886.
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A BaEAk-Up IN THE RHEn-Iast night and
this morning, up to a late hour, the Indications
were of a moderation in the weather, and the
breaking of ice Already it has given way in
the Creek; and River men say that its running
ont in the Greek, indicates similar move in
the MOnongahcla river, both streams taking
their rise in the same vicinity and flowing in al
most tle same course. We earnestly hope for a
continuance of such weather, and an early break
up of the ice
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In New York the market is equally firm.

The citizens of Pittsburg are nobly exert
ing themselvs to relieve the suferfngs Of the
people of Cincinnati at the present uncturc, in
return for the liberal contributions extended
to themselves by the latter on the occusion Of
the great fire some years back. Subscriptions
are collecting and the employees of the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad had
generously subscribed funds sufficient TO pur-
chase three car loads of coal, which would be
promtly forwarded to the care fthe Mayor of
Cincinnati
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Farrna ar Sale.

fsSTI2 WISH to sell the Farm ! reside l-.ssE
lT61k upon, Nine miles East Of the city Of Wheel F55aE
SSiGIA Ing, the National Road. and on the 80
Henpheid Railroad, containing 9Uu acres which Is
good two story Brick House convenient out bndinsstWo
tenementsa good bearing orchard &C. This farm is we'll
tIInbeFed and we'll Watered.
ALs0I wish sell my farm two miles East Of the city
Wheeling, the Hemphed Railroad being part the
owned by Capt John Wells, containing Sc
half under cultivation the residue well tInberrd and
vein OF six feet Of superior coal Of easy
Railroad. will sell in three lots to suit
easy. There It . story frame dwell
ling house and good well Of For particulars apply
to to Jacob GOodfnG, Elm Grove.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-28

LIE ClRcrNBENDlBus RoAD.-On Monday night
, "a, inst passenger train came through from
fl''Sourgh, over the Circumbendibus road. One
0i our representatives on board reports that at
about half past eleven P. NJ, the train, consist
Ing OF some twenty odd freight cars and two
passenger cars, well loaded, left Steubcnvilleand
Proceeded along at the rate Of about twelve
mics an hour. That the road, from daylight
inspection oft, and night ride on it, appears in
every respect to be well and solidly built The
Ol'dse-woTk stood the test without quiver, and
all along the road the Earring was very insignif-
can't much less than on many of the old roads
through the country The passenger ears were
y. a very fine finish, and the general equipments
VI '''e train most excellent At Lagrange, War
fen' Nartinsyie, aud llalong the route, quite a
sensation was produced by the advent of the
trough train. The doors and windows were
, au'O%n open, and night.caps and neither gar
'''.''s We're quite conspicuous. Looks Of quiei
1''''ac'lon could almost be discerned in the dis
=; s,4eS' together with seeming "smalLpotatO'
',a Of the frozen Ohio and its waning Influence
ice engineers report that twenty miles al
''af can be made on the road with the utmost
r n'; and We doubt not greater speed, il
n The first trip argues well for the pros
fs''S o. the road. Owing to the lateness of the
lyaF Of starting, several cars heavily loaded were
5 ~ which, with many more will be brought
Nv ,SH9 1t will be remembered that this road
49, ~ entered into close running connection with
ps,. ealls on the Philadelphia, Wilmington aud
=. .SH,h0FS, and the Baltimore aud Ohio roads.
,n M nave agreed to transfer their passengers
tbs goods at Wheeling. The road passes
t,S Susa rich tier of counties, and this outlet
O'''r products Is no small event 70 thpm :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-28
DEATH OF PRESTON S. BROOKS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.--Hon. Preston S.
had been confined to bed a day or two, suffer.
ing from the effects Of severe cold. He said
to his friends that he had passed the crisis of
his illness, feeling considerably improved in
health But 10 minutes afterwards he was
seized with violent Group, and in intense pain
surprise and sympathy throughout the city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-28

TIM Postmaster General has made total pro-
lilition of the practice of Postmasters in wri-
ting the address of subscribers on newspapers
received through their Offices, and of affixing
stamps on letters and newspapers Those who
send letters or newspapers by mail must address
and stamp them themselves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-28
ASHnRE.

PRovlScETowN, Mass, Jan. 27.-The steamer
steamship ashore near the Panscoty head Of
Nantucket, with signal of distress flying. It
was supposed to be an European steamer. The
Forbes took off the crew of the bark Island City,
before reported as anchored in distress off Nan.
tncket
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-28

RnrRES-The n. Y. Day Book gives list of
the failures in the various States of the Union
during the past year. New York heads the list
los. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, nli-
nois, Virginia follow,the first with 241, and the
last with l4G No other State has hundred,
and but one sums up her number ina single fail
urp
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ARANDONED.

New YoRK, Jan. 27.-Tho brig Fora, from
Darien to this port, was abandoned ON the Goth,
dismastcd and logged. The crew arrived here
to-day.
The brig Philura, from Savannah for this port
was also abandoned on the goth, She was in
contact with an unknown schooner two days
previously. Capt. Spragul, the first mate and
steward saved themselves by means of a raft,
and arrived here to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-28
CHURCHES OF wHEELINc5.

Information OF strangers visiting the city, pub.
s the following list of the different Churches and their
time and place of meeting II there mistakes, we
will make the necessary correction with pleasure
81 dtthetD's, Episcohalian Corner Monroe and byron
Streets Rev. PERKISs, Rector; morning services 1GS
O'Clock, evening, Z.
81 JOhn's Eiscopalin Main street, between First and
Second Centre Wheeling, Rev. G. K WARSER, Pastor;
morning services 1O1< o'clock, evening, ~ sat.J
First PesGyterun H. II. wEED, Pastor, Fourth ST.,
between Monroe and Quincy services morning and after
noon
Pres1yeriGn, Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre Wheeng services morning and evening.
77ird Presbyterian, Fifth street. between Chestnut and
Tabert ss South Wheeling Rev E. WoCDs Pastor, serYi-
ces morning and evening.
Fourth Fres6yerfan. PAUL., Pastor, Main street,
between Washington and Adams sts services morning aud
evening i, RI -rsf .H Sc
Fo,.+a Street ettodist spiseopal, Rev. F. SrOORE Pas
Fourth street, between and Quincy; services
morning and evening.
North Street Methodist Episcopal Rev. B. IsoS, Pastor
Market and North North Wheeling; services
CAapiiae street. 4Iethodist Episcopal, Rev. s. r. DAw.
Son. PASTOR Chapine street. between FIRST and Second,
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening
South WAeelfn0 u e. Church, Rev. G. D. BATTELLE'
Pastor; services morning andevening
Wheeling leland Chapel, on Wheeling Island, Rev. F.
Gernaa MethOdfst Episcopal Rev, G. HELwIO, Pastor,
ohapne street, between Webster and Third Centre Wheel
s. James Cathst-at, Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev, BISHOP
R. V WHELAX Fifth street, of Hampton; services
morning and afternoon
Assoeiate stormed Rev j. T. MCCLURE, Pastor, corner
Of Market and Jefferson sss services morning and after
noon.
BalDtist, 80 - -, Clay street between FIN ana
sixth streets; services morning and evening.
Dfsctple's Market street. between Webster and Third
Centre wheyling 10S in the morning, and ~
evening.
Evangelical Protestant Rev. J. HELrER, PASTOR Clay
street, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
zion Evangelical lutheran, ReV.,sF. ZNArAERNAS.
Pastor Market street. between Webster and Thirds Centre
Wheelias; services morning and evening.
etrsh Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
German FrotestGat onion Han, Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1O5s morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-28
MEATnEE

CNcrxNA1r, Jan. 27.-Wcather has modera.
ted considerably, and it was thawing fast all
day. River commenced swelling slowly this
morning rise of 30 feet is reported at the
head waters of Licking. The ice holds firm.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 27.-Weather has modern.
ting, and rain has been falling since 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
CHICAGO Jan. 2O.-wcather moderate; rain
ing and thawing since noon. Railroads are
all open, but trains arc very irregular.
ST. LOUIS, Jan 27.-Weather cold, with indi-
cations of an early break up.
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Nov q, is56-dec2:2nlf
NEW BOOKS.

A J. G. 0RRS, Formerly J. H. ThompsOn's,) No. III
N Main Just received, large invoice Of misee
laneons School and Blank Books; also general
Of Wall paper. Among our books may he found Gbbons
Rome Humes England, Irving's Life Of Washington, Dicks
and Rollins Works. PlataFchs Lives, ctarks and Seut
Commentaries; also, BentOn's Thirty Years In tie Senate
Kanes Exploring Expedition, Medsoe Liberty and Sa
very, the Hills Of the satemac, Ngam, aEatha Marry
ing Too Late, &C., &c.
We have also large nunbef expressly
for the iIodayh which be rather than describ
Also the publications Of the Presby Board Sunday
School Union and Tract Society.
Every thing usually found In the Book and Stationery line
kept constantly hand, No. III Main streel- dee6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-28

PnoE DEGRArn viii responsible for the evil effect,
which may be produced by counterfeit called Electric Oi
after his great remedy. II persons VIII not be oaoned
aud heed repeated advice through the and
known highly recommended by Mayors Of CUES,
Members of Congress- Physicians and Merchants OIL the
jst standing, US he shown by certificates lublshed
aud every PhadeiphiHn, then they must bear the conse
Srences OF their error Ny Electric Oil pleasant always
leaves person better than 1t began and e''EICt ossIy
10 harm (as limitations Wll) Children should have 1t Tor
md Refining and ladies for the skin and pim-
pies eonplexiOn 6c rheumatism any pain cannot sx-
list when applied. 4. 90 60. r,...h ..-.ot
Philadelphia.
Price 25 so and 81 per bottle, and no person has ever
made ans real Electric Oil but myself, In ths or any
prop CuARIEs DEGRATH dscoveFer and sole manufacture
err in the world Of EleetFtc OIL. 49,.
For saleby T. II. LOGAN CO., Bride corner
i tISS; v Monroe Street.
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ARRESTED.

AIIExTowS. Pa, JAN s7.--COL a. Hughes,
special agent P. 0. Department, with deputy u.
S. Marshall jenkins, arrested JAS. McFctTidge,
hfngitive from justice, charged with robbing u.
S. mails IN Cincinnati
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-28

Tug CONTESTED ELEcTIoM-We understood
Yesterday that the election for City Sergeant
would certainly be contested. We also heard
rpmors Of similar proceeding for the Office oil
Superintendent of Water Works. SIS
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a FAItM I
AT PRIVATE SALE.
TINE subscriber offers sale Yarn eoatainlnR $50
asres which about 100 cleared and under good
balance being we'll tubeFsd, and 50 Of e
ueIosed. Il excellent Stock farm, we'll supplied vita
neveF-faing springs Of The improvements
hcWed log house. ~ By % double baFn, with sheds, oBd
other bsdinG1; orchard Of grated fF1it tFeeFr
bearing Said farm situated sWest PndIeY toEnshp.
Washington Co. Pa, niles fTon West Alexandria, aud
~ miles from West Union, IN Marshan Co.. Va. y the
shBnd he sold by tbs Let Of March, 1851,
viii be had the tst Ct April
next. Terms made IN suit the purchaser.
Application may be made the EuhscTibeT West LIB
eTty, Ohio Co., Va. 20 WR. Mcfarland the PFeaise
Dee. aai. Let sis
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Z. ~. UoNII,EsPoNDENTs.

concerning, subscription, advertising or other
LII iiness OF the Iutelgencer, should lie addresses 70
the editorial department OF the paper
to the Editors, Jointly. or TO either one
Of sla, writing for publication, will please write
~ me side Of the paper ,,, =
Only tuce the above rules Viii Sreaty oOuge US
An more prompt attention to correspondents than
Al ste otherwise receive.
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We request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three o'clock
in the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
,ou in the morning following The crowd of
risbt work renders it necessary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-28

TIE Young men of Lcesburg, Va, will give
,oI cents per head for all the live cartridges
,tev eau get They wish to keep them until
srrinr when they will be let loose.
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IIcIecca II,VrnserOIt &C.
James sIarshali and others, and

TaTF &c. Hendricks &c.
The parties interested these notified that
shall proceed Thursday, the 5 Of February , at the
Clerks Office OF the Court, ia WeilsburR Va to the
accounts testimony required by the
these and all persons aud parties interested
qured attend before that day. The taking will
be continued from time TO time until completed.
ADAM KUHN,
ian3-4kW Special Commissioner.
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TIE LATEST / NEWS
RECEIVED BK
, MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
CnNGRESSInNAL.
WAsmlxarox, Jan. 81

AZ Il,,,,;. t, oc az II,,,,,oun Snciet,y nj Moue
.Hs ~ Co. ,at NJ % OoGi FL, est,I
III I;s I,st M, s,.
;s q, "t t ~ 3st S,St Wilson sai,, #
uus Dl tt5s tl, 49,
Was .ils III .,.aj
I,A1y ~, H. ~
~. Trc9l,oa5 soy,tol ,,o,nor;oI NJ Uor,,.
a.; iT,,IoIi "a y. sbo,r;H,. th"t in 1870 IN
uo .;,h ~ rs Iai,S II sbsrbarr h..
oo,y.,'i 20 bo r,sses,,to1 10 C,,no,ross !. no1er
sS"sT;r,, boS. tbe Snbn,arin. TejecTolb conld he
sn',,,,,7natoJ and ybsyo Il con5 In Carried
tbrongh lie nov, nrovs nothing will he done.
''',loS lii r;ohts nc ,ro;ector sbsII he Ti,lly se
o,,roI h., Ls;no, ,n,ie y non,ber ~. director. Of
tta C,o,Dy,.S ~, i, some otI,e,. ,v,v ne thesnb
. .S I'm U g. ~ 60. SJ~o;nI i.;d
~, ,t," tIpIIe
W J rG Concentration lii in debate-amend-
,,ants .,lp I d;onrnoJ
Wo,,srNNMr Gomnbell oc Ohio from Com
mittee Of Ways and Means. reportcd an amend
,,t ~ ~, tsr;f hin narf,ctih,, the former one
Wv W H. e ,l ora, CON,
o 10 SsrnrSoil 'S,at.d thot tIa iii radnccs
ta onnusI rcyen,,e somrtecn ,n;llions Of dollars.
Tho ', Honse discussed the hill giving each
branch of Congress The entire control of its con-
tingent fund, without the revision oil the ac'
counting officers OF the treasury.
Mr. JONES' OF Tenn, saw no necessity l1r
such " law, concelVlng 1t would DC Nhcons'itu-
tonnl.
Mr.. Cobb, OF Ga, SAID the House nave NOT
sunk SO low, as TO refuse to review me acton oil
first comptroller, VINO haa nnVertakeN 70 I Iec-
t1re the House not only Tor increasing Salaries
OF their oilcers, nut iheir own. ,.,-
Mr.Jon enquirea HhetheF, oToo ever he;t \.
OF any case where the ComPtroier reused 10
allow vouchers OF the CLERK oil tils house
when certliied oy the C0mlnltlee ON M, Accounls.
Mr.. COBB replied, Il the Cohiptro,iler never SO
refused the evidence, is conclusive tnat the Com
mittce ON Accounts have discharged taeirdut u
even to the satisfaction OF inc Comnuoile!Ir,
Qaughter) Further consideration oil the OIL
was postponed tlil to-morT 70 81
The senate Submarine telegraph 9iIi was re-
terred to the committee on ways ana Means ans
The House went into committee oil the -" mole
on the tarlh Dill.
Mr.. Maxwell defended the pos'Tons oil inc
PRESIDENT IN ms annual Message, anu Vlhuicateu
the principles OF inc DeihoGTatlc party
recess ul O'CLOCK, loF inc purpose Oh ueOa'e
only
EVENING SESSION. 60. 49,,
Aoout dozen members present ocCu anu
Ferry seVerally !nulcateC that tney WiSreo 10
review the FFcSldenIs Message anu 1,
permission to print Their speeches. ADJOURNED
FPORt WASHINGTON
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IT IS NOT a DYE !

rep Asie- RfEI psa1us ,itl Gissasss ~
Asir Sclffp. Fsdtd tsS laiillri1R. Gld t1dGs -
MhS. s. A. ALIENS WoRL0'S iIAlH BESI0REH.
Rev. -. TEACHER 90 yraFB q aEf) Pt~iFTs ehea-
COnut, - M hair i rrstaESd . lis natural
color ceaBtR 10 fali'
Rev. CUTIE. IA A1OIlcFs SlaEaEne. y. r. "Ny
haiI changed to IL tnTai eooT and EroEnE on bad aot
Sc"
Rev P-sTONE D. coueoTI, n A. MY hair, WhIsh
grey. = Trstsrcd "a IL EEntuFul e1ioT Re-.
Rev. r. o ENDkNIN. Chicago, ~ clean add testi-
E-vD- = MOOD Ni.tIistSun X y ..SIy oun hair has
RTeas ..ekeIs aud ao that q enc Of fanily. uhS
Uas bSsOtuine Lald. Ser
Rev. = r. fUSFIN, c.arIsstou s. C. 'The uhts hair
becoming ebVflte., and aru hair forming. &e.'
Rev. 4. FGlEl, silver Greek, y. " ut has proDegd
good my hair, and AMI have rouHrned g.
Rev. JOS MCKEE, FASTER u West D. 4 ChaTch. ~ r.,
recommends Il.
Rev. D. NORRIS. Gross River, y. Y. also, AMI
Mrs. Rev. Il 4. ATT, ilanuiea, y. "
We t swell this list aaFe fan colTinee-
TRT IT! Sold ali principal lerehahts tie Gnlisd
Static. Clba Canada WbsiesaIe relnu epat No.
SIS BFpom- street NrU York SOne dSairrs ny 70 ss aEt
eIrs Instead Of this, which they make pFoft,
write 20 depot for circular and Information
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Mo- Ynrlr nnrl.ct..

NEW York Jan 2Cotton steady; sales geo bales.
Flour tseady sales Of 6D bbs Wheel hTn: sales 1000
bushels Corn quIe sales bushels. Pork buOyaht
beef Arm. Lard buoyaut 1sc Whisky hrmer at 2sSc.
Coffee Rrtn at 1OH9ltc. Sugar firm.
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=5zEIAW oF NEWSPApEItS.

,.-bo do not give express notice to the con-
S9s wishing to 'Ohtinu''AeF '10''r
aSas. .,,. order the dscontnuaEee Of their peri
~ t i%'I publisher continue to send them until all ar
Tssrlr neglect or to take their period.
oGiees to which they directed they are held
sal' rom mi they have settled the DIN ana '''
s,sannngai remove other places without inform
: publishes, ard lt,S s sRSSis. are 's'' - @ -
rtroa, my have decided that refusing to take erT'i
Sine d.r or removing and leaving them uneaile'i
.s' :'s;a the t SeI violence Of Intentional fraud.
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