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w aXhaw Land for Sale.

John c. Sccrcsi and wife In Equi,y
~. l.anrs,sIrT
NJ. &. Heath, Bnl tor purli.
JAS h. CuIcton, ct al. J lion ani sotorih
Under The decree of the Court OF Equity
in b",c case III. de- al june Term 1891. |
will oilcr ior safe Al La,nca,Irr G.. Il. on the
lS Monday the 2ui Hay "i N"Ncmbrr 1857,
that valuable aud iyrIic Trrci uf land sill
"atc ia tho WdXnnws, and whcrrOn DANIEL
{. Steele, deceased, res lied. cunt.ning 10
acres, bounded by Ihs North CaloIiIa nne,
10y IamdS II Mrs. Eliza X. Curclon aud VI.
y, Cram ford.
Terms, II credit Of months, the purchas.
er 10 give bond aud surety an m"rlyapr.
pr"vIdrd the Land and Old exceed $3.50 ct,
per acre.
JAMES II WlTiIERSPOON.
{. f.. l. d.
Dct. ., 1891. 3i-il-, 81 3D.
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Sup't Five Points House of Industry.

The following Certificates of Fred L. Hertle
and Henry Meier, are among those peculiar ca
ses in which permanent cure can be effected
their continued exposure to
prcdlspoSing causes. At the time the cures
were perfected, they were engaged in the Chem
ical Works of Ucssrs. Chas Przer l. Co., OF
this city.
After having been troubled with Fever and
Aguc for nearly whole month, and swallowed
lots OF Qunlne, all acquaintance of mine re-
CONNIE nded Inc To uy bottle of what is called
the South American Fever and Ague Remedy,
aud sure enough it worked like a charm. |
took it only one day. and that was the last [
saw of the fever. IL is with right pleasure that
state this fact for the benefit Of all whom il
may concern, and wish everybody the same sue
cess III mastering this distressing disease, which
is likely enough, If they will follow my example
FRED'k l.. HERTLE,
Aug. 1855. Al Whipple st. BROOKLYN.
have had the Fever and Ague for severa
weeks, hich kept me at home, unable to work
| tried number Of prescriptions, without find
ing any relief, until my factory boss sent me "A
bottle OF the South American Fever and Ague
Remedy, which have used, and after some
ito attack since that time. nov fourteen months,
aud feel great confidence in this valuable med.
icine, TO which | owe my recovery.
HENRY MEIER,
Sept 20, 1855. 96 McK:bbin st. Williamsburgh.
The certificates of Mr. j. G. Underhill, Drug
gst, Of Jamaica, n. Y, and those received
through him, will be read with much interest
not only from the very respectable character of
the parties, but that the medicine was used
under very uutavorable circumstances, and only
when other remedies had been used without
success.
Mr. G. A. Leonard, n. Y.-Dear Sir In
closed you will find some certificates of the ef
Iccts oil your medicine in this place 1t gives
satisfaction TO every one that has used il, and
the sale will increase as it becomes known.
take the responsibility 10 warrant il. Mr. Ste.
phen Henderson, of this place sent bottle to
his wlte's sister, with like good results as when
used by himself and wife. Mr.. H. is an old
man, a very respectable citizen of this place,
aud is well known.
| Truly yours, &c,
JAS. G. UNDERHrIL.
Jamaica, N. Y, Sept, 2s, 1851.
|
| More certificates might be added 10 swell the
list, but decacy on the part Of many not to
have their name appear in print, prevents a
publication OF them. The above, however. are
sufficient evidences to establish the fact, that
this remedy Is Without an equal for the perma-
nent cure Of t"e Fever and Ague.
a supply OF the above Medicine or hand
and for sale by
| THOS. K MAGlLL, and j. ADAAfs. and
Merchants generally in this section. l--sm
Feb. Is,
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OF THE VARIOUS FORMSOF
Bilious and Intermittent Fevers.

Bilious and Intermittent Fevers.
Prce-one Dollar per bottle.
This P, P,cparation contains no Arsenic or
Mercury, and will not, like the many COM
pounds now recommended for Bilious or 9TH
cr fENERS, leave the system in a condition
more TO be dreaded than the disease; but ito
great merit is in its CURATIVE, PREVEN
TIVE and RESTORATIVE properties, and
adapted to all AGEs and conditions of the sys
tenn.
Nearly all the articles which enter into its
composition are Of themselves, singly, remedial
agents for the cure of BILIOUS and NTER-
MITTENT FEVERS.
As preventive, this Medicine should be
used 10y convalcscentS, Travellers, Emigrants,
and others, during the Summer and Fall months,
when mularious diseases are most prevalent.
Treatise / q. a. LEONARD. New-York,
OIL the disease, with Testimonials and CertiG-
Gates of cures perfected can be obtained sra-
tuitously, at all the places where the medicine
is sold.
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HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

LANCASTER DI>rmCr.
Joseph B. Baton who is in the custody
of the Sheriff OF i..,Rcastcr District, bv
virtue "t IL Writ "t Capias Ad Satisfaction.
dunn al the suit of J. Adams. having flied
IN my office together with Il Schedule. on
oath, ot his Estate and effect, his Petition
TO the Court Of Common Pleas, praying
t"aL he may be admitted to the benefit OF
the Acts OF the General Assembly. made
Tor the rciloI of Insoiveut debtors. IL is
"rIvr"d, that the said J. Adams and all
other the creditors OF to whOm the said
Joseph B. Baton is ia any wise indebted be-.
and tncy a:c hereby summnned, and have
notice 10 appear, before the said Court at
Lancaster Court House, on the Third Mon.
day IN October neat, TO show cause if any
they can, Why the prayer of the Petition
aforesaid should not be granted
J. A. STEW MAN, Crk G.. C. p.
Office Court Of Common Pleas,
Lancaster District, January l3, 1851
2O-3m,
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Truly yours, &c,
New York, Jan. 2S, 1856,

Mr.. A. F. Sterling, of this city, has conseu-
ted to the publication Of thc following facts,
over his signature, concerning cure perfected
by the Use o this remedy, which facts are cor
roboratcd by the Rev. l.. 81 Pcase, who was
acquainted with all the circumstances.
Mr.. &. A. Lconard--Dcar Sir:-Some ten
days since, | heard of poor but deserving
German, i'll Mulberry Street, who was suffering
from severe attack OF chls and fever, con-
tracted in the low grounds, near Newark, \. j:
gave him one bottle OF your South American
Fever and Aguc Rcmedy, and It affords me
pleasure to say, that the disease has been bro
ken up by its use, and Il permanent cure etfec-
ted. Truly yours. A. +. STERLING.
New York, Nov. 6, / s56
am acquainted with the facts set forth In
the above certificate, and can witness TO the
truth OF the statements therein contained.
l.. NJ PEASE.
Sup't Five Points House of Industry
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CAROLINA FEMALE COLLEGE.

CAROLINA FEMALE COLLEGE.
TIME NEXT SESSION OF THIS IN
Il satution is expected to open on the
18th Of October, and a large increase Of
patrons is confidently anticipated.
Catalogues may be had by application TO
the subscriber at AnSonvilIe. n. G.
Il. r. WALSH, President
Sept %. '57. 4t--s2.
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Miscellaneous.
Notice.

<,&@ | OFFER AT PRIVATE
@M / I sI& sale the premises occupied by
Ell sM Joseph B. Button, us dwelling
sakssss&2a md shop, IN Lapc,,sterville.
leruis made easy.
w. TllURl.OW CASTON.
March 10. 1857, 6--tf
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YOUNG AMERICA TARGET PISTOL
MANUFACTURING CO..
NEw Haven or

New HAVEN, Cr.
This Pistol is intended as the forrrunncr oC
the ordinary pistol, and i designed for Young
men aud boys who wish to enjoy the cxcitin:
spot ol hrinS at mark, at the most t.ii!ing cX
pence and without any danger OF accident.
The cheapest common pistol i several times the
cost OF thts, besides being dangerous in the
hands ot boys 1t will carry ball ten or fifteen
PAGES with the same precision as an ordinary
pistol, OGt not with force 10 do any scIiou, dam
age.
lis America is a shooting nation. the Young
Amcricans mu>I and will learn thc art by which
our independence was secured Hence this
iargrt PISTOL Is just in time aud must meet
WIN universal sale among our youth throughout
The South aud West. Its operation is perfectly
simple. aud II Is not iiaulc u get out Of order.
Inc pistols are put up at the factory in cases OI
hiiy each, ready To ship to any part Of the L
States or Canada by express. 4 mll descrip.
uon accompanies each case. They have been
fcttiled at 90 cents each, but according TO the
t'ade price, may be sold much lower.
Le-S7 80 by Ire Case Us Cents E,ch. \
Money and post stamps can be enclosed in q
letter and addressed
FRENCH, HALL Il co,
(Ncw York Depot) 592 BrOomc st., \. Y,
.B Agents wanted To sell these pistols
sept. 9, lSjI-5Uu
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DIsrRcL
In the Common Pleas.
II. ii. Williams
vs.. Attachment.
w. w. Hart.

Whereas, the plaintiff did on the l4th
day OF March 1857 hle his declaration "A.
galnst the Defendant who (as il is said) is
absent from and without the limits of this
state, aud has neither wife nor attorney
kno"n within the same, upon wmom copy
OF The said Declaration might be served -
IL Is therefore ordered. that the said Defen.
dnnt do appear and plead TO the SAID Decla-
rauon on or before the 18Th day Manh
llS5S) which will be in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty.
eight otherwise nna and absolute Judge.
ment will then be given an awarded against
him.
J. A STEWNAN, CIrk.
hareh l4th 1897. 5-o.am for w.
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Miscellaneous.
NEW FALL GOODS.

HnE SUBSCRIBER WOULD Respect.
Il iuRv inform ll'e citizens of Lancaster
D,~,rlrl that he has received his FALL,
GOODS, and his stock is well selected, com.
pr'''"" every ar lrie OF staple and
+ "A n { 7 b K Y GOODS,
""l' 'hl. FIR + Nil and WINTER wear, 4
P"r' "i th"m consisting at Hair Cloth, Tx,
tension aud Grow" SKIRTS. Cloaks. Man.
,i'"S, ID" iaihcs. P"pli"s, Elastic and Silk,
s'Ns'' Belts Chn'Iie Head Dresses and
S'ar's' Toilet Covers. French Cors-,s, Mems
o"'hS and Buys Clothing Hats aud Caps
"""'s' b""tS, Sole and Upper Leather
ana many other goods too varied To emu.
mrr"t'' all OF which Will be sold low at,
a. e.. DUNLAPS.
Lancaster, g. H., SvPt. 20, 81. 32-Im.
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Cotton Gin & Wheat Thrasher

'''''S '''ulII' NH'tI Has tlIcctcu another
Improvement in the
Cotton Gin & Wheat Thrasher.
that eXcels any that have ever been intro
duccd heretofore; and from long expericnce,
he has no fear in challenging any other Fac.
tory, either North or South, TO produce AN
equal. lie feels very confident in saying to
the public, that hs Gins excel in perform
ance any other make or pattern nov ia use.
With dry Gotten the roll cannot be broken
or made 10 spcw over, Which no other pre-
tends I" claim, and with good driving pow.
er and attendance, 45 saw gin, will gin
from ! 10 bales ur more ln n dav, w,.i,,h .
ing from $50 To 400 lbs: which is as much
rs any me hand can well handle ia dtv.
Any person wanting I Gin or Thrushrr, can
be supplied by sending on his order 10 me
nj Lcmisyiile, Chester District. : G. Work
will be shipped 10 any place desired
REPAIRING done at the shortest posi-.
blt notice
j" House Builders, | will say that | am
manufacturing SASH. BLINDS & DOORS
of any description, made Of the best material.
aud dry lumber, and Workmanship the very
, best
All work carefully packed and forwarded
70 order JOHN SIMPSON
H"''r il'"' ION" l7-if.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

LANCASTER DIsTRICT.
VI. j.. II. Mcdowell, who is in the custo.
dy Of the Sheriff of Lancaster District, by
virtue OF wrIts of Capias ad Respondendum
at The suits of Nancy Cherry and others,
having hird III my office together with II
schedule, on oath, OF hts Estate and effects
his petition to the Court OF Comm, Pleas,
praying that he m"y be admitted 10 the ben
chI of the Acts OF the General Assembly,
made for the relief oI inSoIyrnt DrbIors-
IL - ordered, that the said Nancy Cherry
and others, and all other of the creditors to
whom the SAID VI. f. Il. Mcdowell is in any
wise Indebted be and they are hereby sum.
m"ncd, Hnd have notice 10 appear before the
said Court at Lancaster Court House on the
imfd Monday uh OeiOEjyT mvxI 10 Show cause
II am they eau, why the prayer of the peIi.
tI"" should NOT De granted
Office Court of Common Pleas, Ian :aster
District July 2lsI 1897.
J. \ oTrWMAN, Clerk, C. G. p.
July -, 23-3m.
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Law Notice.

TIE undersigned have formed Partner.
ship for The Practice OF Law in Lancaster
District.
All business entrusted to them. will re
ccivc prompt attention.
CASTON 81 ALLISON.
W. IHUEL"" EAsruN, Cumdru ). G..
Il. l.. Allison, Office ON Dunlap Street
opposite The G. II. IrrcaslcrvilIc, :. G..
Scplcmber 18th. 1886. 3IIf
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CT X TIFIC ATES.

The following statement of the Rev. l.. N.
Peasc, Supt of The five Points House of In.
dustry, as given below, is one that speaks vol.
umcs As to the valuable properties of this rem
cdy.
Mr.. = ..conard-Sir: Il take a pleasure
i'll tran hitting to you the following facts, in re-
latiou TO a cure perfected 10y the use of your S.
A. Fever amc Ague Remedy, upon one of the
inmates of the House of Industry. John Young
who has been suffering from the chs and fe-
Yer during the past five months, wasin Novem-
Der last attacked, and the paroxysms were as
severe as any ever knew; almost instant re-
lief was experienced Oh giving the first dose;
OIL the expected day Of return, it was admins
tered, and it had the happy effect of interrupt
ing the pUroXyams. Since then every vcstiGe
oi the disease has lett him, aud he has receiver
ed his former womted appearance and health.
Truly yours, &c, l.. N. PeaSc.
New York, Jan. 2S, 1866.
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LOOK TO YOUR
G T. o T H T N G. .

Cashier Tweed Frock
oro.s Black Doe Skin and Fancy
Beachd
and Gents ''>'''
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

upr' r"n, ihe Celebrated House Of p Schc.n lIans Co.. vi
Ip none other Than the Grnuur articles
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B o N M E T S
HATS "A ND s- CAPS,
BOO rs AND SHOES,
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY

Nails Axes Sh"'el Spades Hinges o. Gross
&c, ~ ''"
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SELLING BREAD BY WmGHT.-A Committee of the
New York Common Council have had the subject
OF selling bread 10y weight under considerations
me committee did not assume that they had the
right to fiX the price OF bread, to determine of
what materials il should be composed. but only 10
determine upon the size Of the loaves. Mr McFad-
den baker, suggested that loaves should be- made
Of one. two and four pound weight. and that six
rolls should go to the pound. II flour were 81 per
barrel one pound loayes would be worth cents
each. Bread should be branded with the maker 3
name and with figure indicating the weight OF it,
Ii system OF weights were established, the baker
who made the best bread and sold it cheapest
would secure the most patronage. The committee
finally decided to report an ordinance requiring
bakers to make their bread Of one, two and four
pound weight, and to stamp the same with the mi.
Ials OF the makers name, and figures represent
ing the weight. The City Councils of Washington
have also made bill regulating the weight and
quality of bread This bill requires bread to be
sold by weight, each loaf to weigh not less than
sixteen nor more than eighteen ounces, the sales
in all tn Ge reckoued in United States curren
cy. Bread must be made OF the hest quality of
pure white -four free from all adulterating ingre-
dients
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RESUMPTION OF EMPLoYMENT.-We have already
stated that some Of the factories about the coun-
try. which closed during the panic are reSumlng
again The Albany Iron Works is 10 recomtneuce
work this week. The henDselaer n. " Works,
which employ three hundred and fifty men are
making preparations for immediate resumption
The thirty-two factories in North and South Lee
Mass, are still in working condition, although
short time, equal to four or four and {. half DAYS
per week, characterzes then; all at present There
is an improvement manifest III these interests
which gives she hope that the worst times are over
and that labor will soon be fully and prOhtably
euped.
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CAuGmr IN rnE Acr John Anderson

CAUGHT IN FnE Acr John Anderson
not "my Joe .iohn"-but FREQ negro of that
name, Mt an early hour yesterday morning, whilu
near the old market house, came To the conclusion
that he would lie benefited by the addition Of "A
pair of shoes The thought had been Ia his head
many minutes before he approached the storo OF
Mr. l.. Myer. and snFreptiti0usiy sci2ing the de-
sired article attempted to beat hasty retreat
Unfortunately for him Myer happened TO have an
eye open and seeing the operation performed lost
no time in parsuit. The thief was soon captured.
and being handed over 10 Capt. Wilkinson. wa-
locked up in cell of the cage. The Mayor heard
the evidence at the Court House yesterday, and
sent John Anderson to jail. to avail trial before
the December term of the Iustings Court.
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EMPLOYING A SLAVE WITHOUT HIS Owx

EMPLOYING A SLAVE WITHOUT HIS Own
ER's CoNsENT.-Capt Jos. Reeve, of the schr james
and Samuel, of New York, was fined $50 by the
Mayor yesterday, for employing ishanI slave %;
Augustus nuwlett on board his vessel, lying in
the Dock, without the written consent of his own
er. The Captain, in extenuation, said that he
knew nothing Of the matter; that he employed
Moses Brooks. free negro, stevedOre. To unload
the vessel, which filled with coal who had got
ten the boy without his knowing whether he was
free or not. 1t was certainly not his intention 10
violate the law. The negro found on board.
shOvelling coal, by watchman Boze, who testified
that the captain made Ito effort at'evasiOn or ut
tempt at cOncealing his presence from him. The
negro had y forged pass, lie and Moses Brooks
we're both present bat directed to stand aside for
another hearing Shippers from Northern ports
caunOt he too careful in selecting the kind OF help
they need when in ports where the laws are ne
ceSsarily rigid in regard To the negro population.
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THREE THOUSAND PEoPLE CTR oP EMPLOYMENT At
LoUsvLLE.-At a meeting Of mechanics held at
Masonic Hall, Louisville. on Saturday night the
starting fact developed that three thousand
industrious people are out of employment in con
sequence OF the money pressure. With long win
ter before them, they are becoming anXious-not
for charity, but for work. A committee was APP
pointed, under instruction to confer with the en-
ployers the banks and the merchants as to the
best method to obtain it. and when ready TO re-
port to call meeting-an earnest, peaceful meet
ing-of all the business classes and OF all branches
OF industry in the city, to hear it, aud deliberate
upon it, Ifthat committee And that the present
employers cant carry on work and furnish the
needed employment, that the moneyed men will
consider how and on what terms aud by what sys-
TEN of agency the necessaries OF life can and will
be furnished to the unemployed and the needy.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT At q meetins
OF the members of the County Court Of H.nric,,
ana The Tar, officers of the said Court. aud of sun
ary citizens OF said county held at the Courih, usr
on thursday, the 18th day cf AOyenl er 1857
Cu motion. Garland lanes was called To III.
Cha'F' ana Temple Elicit was requested to act az
Secretary.
John Il. Young, Esq announced to the meeting
the death of JOINS n HARRISON late Clerk of the
Court, and after feeling and appropriate remarks
"uuuiittei Tue il!owng preamble aud resolutions
which were adopted:
II having pleased Divine Providence to remove
from onr midst J0HN n HaRRISoy. late Clerk ot
tiehrico county Court, We, his associates anc
II1huS' aeslions OF expressing III suitable man.
hef our appreciation of his worth our high ss-
TEEN and regard for his many virtues and our
heartfelt regrets for his deceaso. do hereby
itfsrfte Is. That in the death of John n. liar
rison, this community has sustained tho loss OF ai
upright aid honest man, who possessed the conf
dvnce and esteem of all who knew him. and VIII,
endeared himself to all his acquaintances by hi.
many virtues his Kindness of heart, aud his afia
bllity of department.
D. That in his official life he exhibited an uni
form fidelity and integrity. pronptness and asst
dDity III the discharge Of bis duties which will b,
ions remembered b. the court nnl by the bar ane
which should serve bright example to thos,
who may succeed him in bis responsible position.
Sd. That We tender 10 his afflicted family our
sincere sympathies in their bereavement, ane
mourn with them his uifF imcly death.
ith. That aS all evidence ofour esteem and friend
ship fer the deceased, will wear the usual batg,
of mourning for thirty days, and will attend hi,
funeral.
5th. That the County Court of Henrico be re
quested to eater these resolutions upon its records
9th. That these proceedings be published.n III,
newspapers of the city of Richmond, and that the
secretary Of this meeting be requested to transmit
a copy Of them to the family Of tn deceased.
And thereupon, motion of IL. G. Cannon, Esq.
the meeting adjourned.
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RrxNrxG FRoM TIE WArc

Running FROM THE WATCn Lucy slave
of VI. W. swain, was put in the upper Station House
Thursday night. by watchmsn Wicks for an Of
fence Of the above nature. The watchman hailed
her about II O'Clock. and she knowing that she had
pass. attempted Intellectual retreat FROM the
presence OF the knight Of ths club. Being cal
tured. sbe spent the night in the lookup bnt wa
discharged yesterday morning, being no further
damnihea than 10y few hours detentionin close
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MO II U NJ B UG.
StupendOus Bargains !
AT NO. So MAIN STREET
IMMENSE STOCK GOODS.

Selling of, without regard to cost. amounting to
Qess, if not) more than
S15O,OOO!
Consisting Of House Furnishing Articles; English
French aud German Fancy Goods; Wood and Willow
Ware Fancy Baskets; Brooms: brushes; Pals; Tubs:
Mats Looking. Glasses: Perfumery; Soaps Matches
and all sorts of Yankee Notions, too tedious TO
MENTION all of which will be sold awful cheap.
Visitors To the Fair and everybody else, will find
this Il rare opportunity 10 supply themselves with
almost anything they want, both useful and orna-
mental.
Don't forget the No House Furnishing Bazaar an
Fancy Store, No. 81 Main street.
oc26 II, WARREN
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MARRIAGES AS AFFEcTED NJ THE TAEs.-Ihe re-
cords of the city registrar OF Boston begin 10 show
the effects Of hard times in the decrease OF appii-
cations for certificates of intentions Of marrisge.
In the mouth Of October last the deficiency. COIN
pared with the same month in le5d was between
fifty and sixty; and during the ten months'"f 1891
the decrease, rs compared with INA Is between
one hundred and fifty and two hundred.
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REMAINING ~ TIE STATE CoxraARY TO
LAw.-Wm. ii. Penberton was before the aayer
yesterday, Tor the above offence. A witness .ti-
fed that he had once heard Pember;on say thaf
he had been ln Detroit. The Mayor required hia.
to give security, to leave in the usual time lie
took an appeal 10 the December term Of the IIus,.
ings Court, giving bond in the sum OF 1900 To a..
pear before that tribunal. To all appearance, the
accused was as white any body