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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-02

Our CARRIER met with a most un-
exampled liberal reception from his
numerous patrons, yesterday. After
counting his pile Of quarters and
smaller trash, he did not believe a
word about hard times or the
scarcity Of money" !"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-02

1@-The man who struck NJ. Evers
with his knife, at the Union Furnare,
on Christmas eve, has been arrested
and bound over to Court.
n@- Rev. Dr.. WATSON of Milton, will
deliver an Address before the Society
for Inquiry, in University Chapel, on
Sunday the 4th inst. at >! o'clk, Pm.
~During the protractcd meeting
this winter, % persons have joined
the Methodist church, in Lewisburg.
Special meetings were held also by
the Luthcrans and the Christians.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-02
a. See New Advertisements.

KoNGREss AND kANsAs.-Nothing
important from the two X. 5 this week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-02

nJThc Spruce Creek Engineers
have started out again, hoping with
the present mild weather and the aid
of pick-axe and crow-bar, to finish
that part of the work in a few weeks.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-02

HA-For the benefit of those who
may wish to appoint or attend Sales
au.ing the coming season, we shall
publish catalogue of those advertis-
eu oy US, gratis. Those NOT adverti-
sea by US in bills or Chronicle, we will
insert In the list for so cts. each.
IuDiic Sales adrertisd at Chronicle Office.
- Jan. fri.-Tho's MMahan's, Point Tp.
90 ian. Sat-Philip Bennekoii's Buffaloe Tp.
., IAN fr.-Charles SieeS', Miiiiinburg.
e Ish' Sat-. Rohrabach's, at Dcckard's.
10 r so' fr-John kimple's West Builaloe.
e'' ea'.-Wm. Wilson Jr.'s, Kelly.
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Add fer property not val
ued, Tor under valua-
tons, and for the rise
in the value Of property
since 1850, the sum Of l,jo0,t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-24

Gfas, widows compose one laur' of che
fsnial- population Of Kansas. 4 corrss.
pondsnl tells of one Of this entefpu..ng
class who asai through Eve honey moou-
Ia - many months. She vii DO 10 travel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-24

A fire occurred NJ 80 1856 pat1.aa
street. New Dieans, ~ 1aaday night
destroying sbou, s. 600 20 property. and
causing The death OF John / lls1us, WAC
was Gfaeh and asleep in the Luadirg
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-24

Twesty two ihousand barrels Of whisky
are asnlsIy ssld Ia Glaeiuuai.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-08-27
FRUIT TREES.
Two new Varieties Of Apples.

FIRsT THE ROME BEAUTY Its diamater il
Az inches, weight IA ourocsj and keeps until May
and June, is prolific bearer aud blossoms from Il
to ID days later than other varieties in its vicinity
The tree is a rapid grower and bears young. Fruit
very Guc favored and sub-acid, color yellow and
red.
SECOND. CRAWFORD'S KEEPER. - Origin
Seeding, weight 0 ounces, from very rich sub-acd
color yeilowish green with red on sunny sido keeps
until August, remaining sound and hard and re-
tans its favor up to this time. The tree is large
heavy grower, requiring to bo set 40 foot apart ow-
ing to its massive form.
The original tree now living, aged 70 years, in
1855, If cars from first bearing had picked from
It's branches 81 bushels good Apples.
This being very hardy apple will succeed any
where in the United States. Both varieties origin
atod near burlington Lawrence county, o., where
they arc now largely cultivated with abundant sue
cess.
OF tho above varieties l have 25,9OO trees,
years growth in good soil, which sell at the fol-
lowing prices: $40 per hundreds any quantity less
than this at the rates of $2J per hundred. Pack
ond shipped to order.
Also, all varieties Of Peaches at tho same rates as
above. Orders, to insure attentions, must be ne-
companicd by the cash. All monies when received
will be rocciptcd for, und trees forwarded in duo
J.E. WOOD.
Webster Station san. v X, Ri Iron Furnaoc
Post Office, Scioto county, Ohio.
Aug 6, 1857. N-3m
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ShcriR's Sale.

M CoMaov PLEls. la
BY virtie of lhfeoxon. d. writs Of execution from
said Court, to mo directed, I viii on MONDAY THE
2Ist DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1851, ut |
o'clock pm, at tho door of the Court House, in
said county, expose to salo, at Public Auction tho
following property to-wits In Lot number 1856 in
the town Of jackson, in tho eorntyof jackson in tho
State Of Ohio, excepting onefourth of said lot
mc4cing at tho North corner thereof, and running
South West, ono half of tho length of said Lott
thence South East to tho corer Of said Lott thence
North. East to the middle Of said NORTHEAST end
Of said Lot thence to the place of beginning; Also,
all that part of out Lot No H. in tho North half Of
the town Of jackson in said county, lying East Of
the Scioto& Hooking Valley Rail Road, as IL now
runs containing from one and half to two acres
moro or less, levied upon as the property of Aoxan
der Criswoll, to satisfy three executions one in fa
vor Of j b. 0rmsby against said Alox. Criswell
one in favor ]. w. Laird Cashier, against James
Peterson, Alexander Criswell 4 j. Stephenson, and
one in favor of, Oaks q Tracy, against said Alcan-
der Criswcll Appraised. said In LOtat, SllO0, and
said part of out Lot at $3.50.
BANISTER BROWN Sheriff, J. 9.
Aug. 20, 1851 5w. prs fees, & Glr S4,75
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Breslin and the ExtraditiOn Law,

/. We learn from our Columbus crrespon-
dent that, on the 9th of July, Governor
Chase wrote to Lewis Cass, Secretary of
State, soliciting that the General Govern.
ment address the authorities of Canada,
(asfthe extradition, under the Treaty, of
III G., Breslin, indicted for embezzle-
pt oGthe public moneys of the State Of
D; 70. which, on the Sd day Of Aug.
zen. Cass replied that Mr. Breslin could
|l1pois = returned under the Treaty. Gov.
\ Chase will again submit the subject to
the Secretary for reconsideration
Gazette.
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Jackson and Vinton Trcxler, In jackson Co.

Jackson and yinton Tro1ler' In Jackson Co.,
VS. N -. r a
Oliver J Nelson, and i ooul' d. " 0oAi
Martha Nelson. 'i'0''i l i0o''
DY virtue of an order of sale issued by said
DCOurt and to me directed, will on
Monday, the 9TH day Of Sept, A. D. 81,
at one o'clock P. M at the door of the Court
House, in said County, expose TO sale at pub
lie auction, tho following described premises,
with the appurtenances, to.wt:-The south
east quarter Of the southeast quarter of section
No. 25, in township No, 6, in range No. 49,
also all the land that lies ON the west side OF
the big road in the west half Of the southwest
quarter Of section No. 30, of township No. 6, of
range No. 1S, with the exception Of twenty-six
acres decided to John Roach, off of the north
end of said Lot; also, small lot decided to Sol
omOn Norris; also small lot decided to Madi-
son Taught, and more particularly described in
said deed, all of said LANDS being situate in
Jackson county, Ohio to be sold by order OF
the Court, at the suit Of Jackson and Vinton
Trexler, against Oliver J and Martha Nelson.
Appraised, said first described tract at $4S3;--
said part OF tract on the west side Of the big
road and secondly described at $3.50.
BANISTER BROWN, Sheriff j, @.
Aug. 6, 1857. 20-5w prs fee & aff-$4,75
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SIcrIG's SaIe

THE STATE OF ONO JACKSON COUNTY CoURr
or COMMON PLEAS.
By virtie of three several Fl ia wrts Of Ex-
cution from said court to me directed | will on
MONDAY THE 2lst DAY 0FSEPTEMBER,
A. D., 1857, at one o'clock, P,M,, at the door of
the Court House in said county expose at public
auction, the following described real estate to wit
Fourteen feet in width off of the north westerly
size Of the south-easterly half Of in lot number
eighty.nine (s9) in the town Of Jacksonin the
county of ackson State of Ohio and for length
Extending through said in lot from front TO rear,
10 be sold as the property Of William Swanson,
on three executions, one in favor Of John s.
xFaylor, oneinf favor Of Isaac Stevison and one
p. 7. Price Appraised tSll2.
= ~ BANlS'TER BROWN, Sh'ffJ.C.
5w printers fees SO so
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ErA person who signs himself DR..
John Pierce is writing a series of articles
In the2Cadiz Sentinel to prove that "the
Institution of bondmen and bondmaids is
of divine origin, and consequently is NOR
rally right" He is doubtless believer
In the Douglas doctrine that when any sci
of men are unable to take care Of them
selves, they must submit to be governed
NY those who can take care of them. In
Eother words, the poor should submit to
Yilabor for the rich, for such reward as they
may please to bestow upon them. Free
laborers of Ohio, how do you like this
teaching of the Douglas Democracy? II
Is not the Democracy of Thomas Jefer-
] son, for he secuted the doctrine that any
ysct Of men were divinely appointed to rule
and govern the great mass Of men-that
privileged cl5&s should ride rough shod
Kprthe majority. The political heresy
the Dred Sbott decision finds warm
approval III TN Locofoco ranks, but the
people will scout it and its authors and
upholdersrtthe polls See if.they don't
Columbus Jdurndl.
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of age, having lost his Father, two Brothers,
Datghter, son.in- law .Nephews and Nieces, BY
that dreadful disease, CossUMPTIoN, and suffer,
ing with Couau himself determined 70 visit
the East Indies; Egypt and japan. where he
Colds GG1gs'' T Bronchitis, i CSTsgpion s;. Nsr YER
cured immediately he returned, cured his
Relatives, who inherited the disease, and in con.
ncction with bis son have employed in. theil
practice, curing thousands Of cases considered
hopeless by others. For the purpose ofrescuing
as many Of his suffering fellow beings as pos
| sibie he is sending the Recipe to all who wisl
| il for 10 cents; Of it to pay the postage, ant
the balance printing. Address DR. HEATH
l0I Spring street, opposite St. Nicholas Hotel
New York. Aug 1881 2l-Sm
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SEeriG's Sale.

Peter 81 slu'''r' Jackson county, Cour. Of
John AiIeman. Common Pleas
pY virtue of an order of sale issued by said
DCourt, and to me directed, l will on
Monday, the 7th day OF Sept, A. ID. '57,
at one o'clock P. NJ, at the door of tho Court
House, in said county, expose to sale at public
auction, the following premises with the ap-
purtenancos, towit:-The west half of the
south west quarter and the west half of the
east half Of the south. west quarter of section
"a, township 8, and range IS, containing one
hundred and twenty six and seventeen hun
dredths acres, more or less; also, the south half
OF the east half of the south west quarter Of
section 90, in township S. Of range l6, contain
ing thirty eight and ninety.three hundrcdths
acres, all OF said lands being situate in the
county of Jackson, and State of Ohio; to be sold
by order Of Court, at the suit Of Peter Slusser,
against John Alleman. Appraised, first desert.
bed tract Of 1876 and seventeen hundredths at
$1,000, aud second tract described of 80 and
ninety three hundredths acres, at 800.
BANISTER BROWN, Sh'fJ.C.
Aug. G, 1857. 2O-5w prs fee q af-$475
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Partition Notice.

Sarah Sawyer and her husband Jacob ,Sax
yer, Ksrilla Partridge and her huslaod Jia
Partridge, all Of the county &c Jackson,
Mary Jane Lcpper and james Loppor, her
band, Of the State Of Iowa; Elizabeth II
bran and Isaac Iildebrau her husband, Of
State Of Missouri; and John Cfafk. -
Clark, Jonathan Clark, and Abigail
nor children, aud Sidney Clark
Daniel Clark, dec ID, of Jackson
will take notice, that a petition ~
ganst them on the 18th day ofe = m T.
1857, in the Court of Commoai
and for the county Of Jackson, q
d. Clark, and is now pending, whsI
Jacob D. Clark domaDds partil
lowing real estate 10 witt
quarter q tie northwest quariG
range l9, township Z; the north
Of the north east quarter Of sect ioh
township I; and the east half Of .ht
quarter Of section 81, township ., angsN
cept the part thereof contained within Chez
lowing boundaries: beginning d The north
east corner Of said tract running thence vest
to the extent Of the one.half quarter line thence
south to the line Of the said half quarter thence
east with the mcanders Of Poplar Bridge Run,
to the east line of said half quartcr seclion;--
thence north to the place Of beginning. contain
ing lsaid excepted part thereoO seventy five
acres more or less" all Of which said real es
tate is situated in Jackson county and State Of
Ohio; and that at the next term Of said Court
the said Jacob D. Clark will apply for an or
der THAT partition may be made Of said premi
ses JACOB d. CLARK.
Aug. 10, 1857. 2l-Gy
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Knn6 Notice.

There viii be presented to the Commission.
crs Of Jackson county, Ohio, at their next IN
nun session in September, praying for the es
tablishment of County Road, as follows. viz
commencing where Glade run crosses the road
leading from Jackson to Perry's Mill thence
down said stream to the east end Of Henry II
Nickcls' lane thence to leave the stream and
cross the ridge ut the premises of Simeon Wood.
row; thence to the junction of Glade run will
Pidgson Greek, and thence to interscct The
Jackson aud Adelphia road.
PETITIONERS.
Aug. G, l857.--4w%
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Sale Of KcaI Estate by order Of Court

On the 2lst day of September, 1857, ut o'clock
P, NJ, at Young America Furnace, in Lick townl
ship Jackson county Ohio, will be 500 % nlgh-
est bidder the following real estate the proper
ty Of the minor heirs of Aaron Hllsdeceased, to wit
Tho southwest quarter of the south west quarter
of section number fourteen, township numbcrsevcn
range number eighteen, subject to the dover oi
Melinda Hill, therein. Appraised at eight hun
dred dollars. Terms Of SALE one-third cnsh il
hand, one4third in one year, and one-third in two
years, with six per cent interest on the deferred
payments. ELISHA VERNON,
b. Mackloy, Atty. Guardian Of said minors
| Aug. 20, 1851. 22-4w
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PKTREHC SALE.

TWILL offer at public vendue, at Portland
jackson County, Ohio; on Saturday Oct, ga
1857, House and whole lot No. 4O, near kaI
Road, Corner Lot: Well finished with Plank
House 16 by 36 Feet, Two Stories high; Fire
Place in each Room, well finished through
1t now rents for $50 per annum.
TERMS OF SALE:-One third down, ont
third in one year; one third in two years, will
ten cent interest on deferred payments. Title
given, and deed made with last payment.
j. L. WOOD,
Augl3tds Webster, Scioso COtnty, Ohio
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Notice.
Thompson Leach ad-
ministrator of James In Jackson county, Pro.
How deceased batO Court
Temperance How, Petition to sell land.
and others

Temperance How, Petition to sell land.
and others.
Temperance How, Of Jackson county, Ohio,
and Sylvester Hunter, and Mary Ann Hunter
his wife, Of Pike county, and State Of Ohio and
William How, Of The State Of Indiana, and
Richard How, of the State of Illinois, Nelson
Martin, and Margaret Martin his wife. late
Margaret How, Of tho State of Illinois, JefTer-
son How, Letitia How, James How, Martin
How, Phebe How, Lucinda How, Messenger
How, Sylvester How, Archibald How, Sophia
How, and Charles How, Of jackson county,
Ohio, and Tacy Bum, and John II. RadCliff
administrators Of the estate of Peter Bum, de-
ceased, Of Jackson county Ohio, will take no.
tice, that on the fifth day Of August, A. d. l8-
81, said administrator filed his petition in the
Probate Court of jackson county, Ohio, the OBJ
ject and prayer of which petition is, to SET ii.
side certain deed executed by James How, in
his life time, to said Sylvester Hunter, for Ger.
tain real-estate hereafter described, to adjust the
claims and liens of the said Temperance Eow
and tho said Tacy Bum, and John II, RadcIif
upon said lands. and for the assignment of the
dover Of Temperance How, widow of the said
James How, deceased, in, and for the sale of tic
following real estate, Of which the said James
How died seized, to wit The southwest quar-,
ter, of the southwest quarter of section No. 7
township No. 7, range No. Is. Also the north
vest quarter of the southwest quarter of section
No. 7, township No. 7, range No. l8. Also
fifteen acres part Of lot No, l, in township
No. Z, range No. 10. Said petition will be fol
hearing on the 18th day of September, A. D.
1857.
THOMPSON LEACH,
Admir- Of James How, dec d
Aug. 6, 1857. 20-4w D. Mackley, Atty
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Too Much Money.

take the liberty to say, that $500 per week is
too much money for Boarding ut the present prices
for provisions. have reduced the price to $500
pcr week. Ny Table will be furnished with the
best that this market affords, and prepared in good
style, and at regular hours Breakrast at o'clock;
Dinner at u; Supper nt 8. My Stable is always
supplied with the best Of Oats Corn Hay and Straw.
have made thorough renovation from bottom
to top, and therein made many repairs among 9TH
crs, mado this strictly n Temperance nouso. here
tender the public my thanks fyr tho patronage here
toforc extended to nc, and hope by strict attention
to business, to merit share Of tho same hereafter.
N. B.-No pains will be spared rcndor all com
Portable That may favor mo with call. an Dc
tcrmincd 10 gTc good fare, If don't make ono cent
so walk in gUptcmcn--lnrkc my house your home
--behayc genteel and viii troat you like friend.
WIN. II. PALMER, Proprietor.
American House, jackson, G, IT, o.
Juy 23, 1857, 1S-tf
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Attention.

We will have a No. Curding Machine II
operation about the first of August Those o.
our customers who eltrust their wool with US
may rest assured we will spare 10 pains IN try
Ing 10 have good work done.
Also, we will be doing custom work OIL
Wheat and Corn, in the best of style.
Cash paid for Wheat at all times.
BgNE, PICKREL Il co.
Trro OK 1877
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Loved Mnd Lnnf.

DED,-ln Jefferson township, in this county,
on the 9th inst, ANN, wife of ihos L Hughes,
in the S7th ycar of her age. Mrs Hughes DOS,
essedtruly christian virtues, and was devoted
wife and mother, commanding the respect and
esteem Of all who knew her.
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The splendid Low Water Steamer
PORTSMOUTH,,

Leaves Portsmouth g." Cincinylti every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Passengers taking the mornir' train of Cars
on the Scioto and Hooking Yall8y Rail Road
are assured that the Portsmouth Dies not leave
the landing until the train is IN. Therefore
persons leaving any point on the Dad, can be
in Cincinsnati the next morning ,cady to dc
business
IL Particular attention paid t, passengers
and shippers. - KILLIN, Commander.
JAS. LUSK, IurCer.
Portsmouth, Aug. G, 1851 TT,
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SCIOTO & HOOKING VALLEY RAIL
ROAD, CHANGE OF TIME.
kR9ags EEa EEa M z. d ss.. ias;s!

To take effect W ednesday, July lst 81.
Mail train will leave Portsmouth daily (Sun-
day excepted) G 30 A. NJ. and arrive at Ham.
den 10 10 A. N. Returning will leave II amden
at 90 P. NJ. and arrive at Portsmouth 10 P. NJ
Accommodation train will leave Hamden daily
Sunday cxcepted) at 40 A. M. and arrive at
Portsmouth at 10 SO Am. Returning will leave
Portsmouth at is P, NJ. and arrive st Hainlen
at G 30 r. N.
Freight train leaves Portsmouth daily (Sun-
day exceptcd) at 8 l5A. Nj. arrive at jackson l2
NJ. Returning will leave jackson at I2 l 5 P. NJ
and arrive at Portsmouth at 4 50 p M.
Passengers leaving Hamden by IA. M, train
will connect with the splendid new steamers
Bos toua aud Kentucky daily for Cincinnati al
On. Fair through $780,
E, POND, supt
Jan. 90, 81. 44-tf
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Grauelinp facilities.
U, . Mail Line.
Tho splendid High Pressure Steamer
EE GID G@ rE- WD NI "a .

.G1snah h LEAVES PORTSMOUTH ON
I.rlasyg;yssszff55sj MONDAY. WEDN ESDAY, and
zssszs.sssyT1ss zs:SissTs FRIDAY leaves Cincinnati on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at l2 M.
GJ'Particular attention paid TO passengers
and freight
tail Road Passengers arriving at Portsmouth
on the morning train, Will be just in time Ia
get aboard the Bostona, land will be safely
landed at any point they may wish.
Capt, WM. MCLAIN. WIN. Ii. TAYLOR,
Purcer
June 25. ls57-tf
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MARRIED

AZ Oakhill, Aug. 9th, 1851, by J. EpwAnp JoNrs,
J. p HENDERSON OLIVER, and Miss tIAR,
RlET FAULKNER, a!l of jackson county, Ohio,
On tRo .llth Of July 1857, by ]. A. Srtt ESQ,
MICHAEL BARRETT, and ELIZABETH SnlF-
LETT, both Of Jackson county, Ohio,
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Harvesting tools such as Cradles, Sythes, Snaths
Rakes, Forks, &C., cheap for cash, by
IL. w. White.
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Breslinism.

Cues. Did you receive any money or
other valuable thing for Withdrawing
your bid on section No. 6?
AnsI received from Samuel M. Young
aTll0USANDDOLLARS for withdraw.
ing The bid. Ii was understood that each
member OF our firm was to receive a
thousand dollars. There were four OF us:
J.Dickney, W. Dickney, Samuel Doyle,
and myself.
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y . n5-0Hlo LIfE AND TRUsr COMPANY
Alaegrsphici ApatOh was re-
berev Yesterday from Cincinnati
sihg he 4lilure Of the NSw York
F6st C6n78nny Ind the con-
lsaat1suspenIion offhe Ohio LifeCom'
aDy,. and Trust Company, at Cincin-
lali'7 as lbey+were ultimately connected
klTpon lbefbasis cftBis suspension, our
tybrokers refuse notes on the Ksnawha
HasBahk q tVirginis It's believed BY some
" on 'Changa that suspension will only
be tempoafy; and. we think there is no
lI36ause for alarm OF fear Of any monetary
Tcrisisat present. Portsmouth, 1aibune.
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q s0fy A gentleman reading the last arl-
ssle oithe Democratic Platform, observed
thhtit was brobablythe first time that
political party had ever made it an arti-
cls Of their creed, that agiven man should
90 10 tho Peniiontary. 1t is kind GER
family. in the party, TO provide for its
appropriated politicians: an il is prob.
ably designed, that Mr.. Bresln shall
pommenoe his services in the new loca-
on, as soon as the term nhsghIchk 10
as been elected, shall
is pleasantto remembe
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@Bread is the Staff Of Lile!!"

THIS isan old Gdage, but lie age docs not make
II any the less HSia. In view of this fact, Ihaye
again resumed the
. BAAGNti .isUSENESi,I
at fiy old stand, 10 Commercial Bloc. whore nm
prepared 70 furnish customers with
FRESH BREAD, CAH ES, CRACKERS,
POUND CAKE, etc. etc.
at the lowest wholesale and retail rates. Those
who Iiaynecd articles in my line ard assured that
Gan and WILL supply them 10 their satisfaction.
HghcGbtrcaftoT, there will be no neocsity tc sond
abroad for any articles in my line as pledge NY
self 10 sell at the same rates they can DC had csc-
whore, thereby saving " tho customer tho cost Of
trar 3poratiyr.
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