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MAINTAINING Sugar.

INTERIOR DEPARTnEsT.-A great many let
ters are received az the Patent Office asking
hOw to manufacture sugar. For the purpose
Of relieving the department. of the necessity OF
replying so freqGently 70 this inquiry, we give
a brief description Of the mode practiced BY
Mr. Hedges, Of Philadelphia:
The mill Of Mr. Hedgss consists : fthr-. ~
right non rollers, with heavy-wrought shafts.
sst N strong cast frames above and below.
The uili il. worked b. two horses, and the cane
IS fed through a simple contrivance, which
keeps 1t in Positinn; 80 as to cover the whole
surface Of the rollers. The mill acts twice,
but TeqaiTes nOFe-fseding..
The juice, Is expressed passes down through
a lower plate and through several valves,
which strain out the fbrous substance, and is
then By a large funnel, conveyed into and
through a metal pipe, under groand, past the
herse TO the CHARTERS, which are Just set above
the boxers, all OF which are on a plane some
six or eight feet below the mill, in order to
save pumping or bailing the juice The juice
IS quite thick and of a greehish, frothy con
sistency before defeestion. Heat il the geasrsl
means employed to cleanse it.
The boilers, three IN number, are in a range,
and graduated in size according to the capacity
Of the nil. The first hoias seventy gallons,
the second forty, and the third twenty-five.
The IRE IS applied a littie in advance Of the
smallest boiler, and then passes successfully
under the others, and then under the CHARTERS,
which are shallow, heavy shest-iron pans,
about twelve inches deep, three TO i've feet
square, and holding ninety gallons. The heat
is moderate under these, giving ample time for
The peculene to eoagulate and rise and when
az about one hundred and forty to one hundred
aud eighty degrees Fab, the diapers are
changed and the heat turned CT; the luce lie
drawn of from the bottom in the grand reser-
voir, leaving the scum TO be removed for hog
and cattle feed the clsrifer cleaned and re-
hlled while the otheT las there nust be tHo) lie
under way and thIs alternately you proceed.
The juice is lined in this boiler to neutralize
the acid, and boiled and skimu ed until the next
kettle is emPtied, when this ia passed into it,
hen on to the last, where the fire lie still more
active and when sufficiently concentrated, it
is discharged into coolers made OF clear pine,
and Afterwards into suitable casks ashssg-
lOE Union.
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PRoPos5TIoE TO ESTABLISH SLAVERY IN
ILLIN0Is.-The Matteon Gazette, edited BY d.
]. Van Deren, (foTmeTy Wing, now Nation
al DemocTat,'') thus unfurls The banner for the
re-establisbment Of slavery in Illinois. The
capitals are the Gazsffe's owns
With the growing tendency to negro equal
ity in our State, it is noW a subject Of serious
consideration to the ps2Ple Of Uinois, whether
equality, and continue to let them pour into
the State, or whether thew will az once declare
IS a measure Of self-defenEe and policy, 10
favor Of the RE--EsTABLIsHMENT OF sLAvEHy
Is THE STATE 1t may be to some Of sou q
striking question, but IT is always a matter Of
discretion 20 determine between two PROPOSE
tons. You have before you negro equality in
al its forms and bearings, and the mildest JOS
sIble form OF negro slavery. Which you will
you takey You have seen how utterly powsr
less your " black laws have proven to be-. II
we are to have the African race amongst Us.
let US have the slaves, well fed, clad but kept
in their proper sphere, and allowed all The pri-
viieges consistent with their real wants, and
the safety aud well being Of our own race. AS
a philsuthropist and a friend to the whole hu-
man family, we greatly prefer the ~lstttr.'
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H CAMELs.-A correspondent OF the Rich
mond Examiner, writing Of the progress Of the
Southwest expedition, speaks as follows Of the
eanels which have been imported to do duty On
hat, route:
The eansls used by Us are said to be very
superior ones, and certainly present a far more
slightly appearance than the miserable crea-
lures which have been exhibited to crowds in
the s~troiling mensgeries that sometimes visit
your city. They are purchased for the gov
eminent as a choice lot, and may doubtless be
regarded as fully capable Of testing the utility
OF their species in crossing the wide extended
plains lying between the Mississippi Valley
end the Pacific Ocean.
Viii their pack saddles on, which are not
often removed, they stand about eight feet in
height Their general formation does not in
dicate great strength, in which, perhaps, they
DO not much, if AZ all, exceed the horse bGi
their fitness for the travel westward, il the re-
suit proves their fitness at all ,~consists In their
capacity to endure the want Of food and water
lnsy are said to be very hardy, manifesting
but little choice in their food. seeming, in fact.
to prefer that in which other quadrupeas find
but little lutrlDsnts such as twigs, the leaves
of treess and even sticks when pressed bI
hunger.
They are very docile, and are easily managed
Their gait is SLOW, but their stride is greater
than that Of a horse, being about three feet in
length, and with steady travelling they will ay-
erage three aud ahaif miles per honr.
They do not knRel to receive their load, as
has been stated, at the word Of command bot
with a Kir-r-r, Kir-r-r, and a gentle pressure
uPon the neck, or a pull upon their hsltsrs,
they assume a %recumbent position.
It has also been stated Dat when too heavi-
" laden they refuse to risas and utter a piteous
cry. Ihave not seen one overloaded, bu. their
cries are uttered TO express their distress OF
dissatisfaction at all times When half sup
pressed they are the same as the lazy grunt Of
a hog whose repoee is rudsly disturbed bat
when enraged il Is much more Wild, and great
~ like that Of a Bengal tiger when bis keeper
6 stirs him up with a long pole.D
We bad about COO be. corn on each Of them
for the first day or two, after leaving Towards
Ranch but each day reduces il BY feeding until
We lay in another supply. They have worked
admirably well 30 far, and prOmiss 10 fulfll
our most sanguine expectations in regardto the
experiment.
Mr. AN Breckenridge, Of Stanton, Va, has
charge OF the caravan, assisted byJ. A. Wor-
lev, OF Abingdon, and myself. II sare and at
~teuticH viii promote The enterprise, 1 feel con-
h8ent Of its entire success.
On Thursday, The 2fh Of Jun, we left the
hanen aud Resumed our Journey. The camels
brought up the rear, and created no little TX
element 10 every settlement through which we
passed. Men, women and children rushed oct
With almost frantic energy from every hut to
see them. PeIl neil, harum scsnlR, they be-
siege rs on all sides.
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Was WAsHrseToS A MARSHAL OF FRAxcK 2
This question e giving rise to considerable dis
c~nssiOn. A Bntimoresn writes in The National
hatstligsaeer that be was no., and quotes fron
Sparks as follows:
In this place, with regard to the order OF
dates, may ne inserted an extract from-a letter
pTiffen By GeRsyGl Washington to Mr. Aaeas
Lamont, who had dedicated TO him a volume Of
poems, since it refers to an error frequently re-
pested in writings Of authority. sit be-
hooyes me- said he to Mr.. Lamont, so correct
a mistake in your printed address To the Pa
irons Of the Fine Arts AN hot a Marshal
Of France, nor do | hold any commission or
OIL any Office under that government or any
other whatever The idea which has usually
prevailed thar General Washington vas a
Marshal of France probably originated from
the circumstance Of bis having commanded
Count de Roehambeau while that oacer was in
America,p
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Tue MoRNoE ALFHAREr-The new De-
seret Alphabet" is completed, ard a font Of
plea type has been cast in St. Lonis. Speri-
mems Of TIE type are published in The 81 Louis
Dsmocai, hut are Of course uninleiligbie 70
Gsnules. The type-foanjers, says the n. Y.
EueHiag Post, have supplied the Mormons
with mouids and other apparatus for recasting
their old metal, 30 that the Deseret Nsrs viii
probably hereafter be a profound my stery, at
least IN part, to al but the initiated. The new
characters are forty-one In number, and bear a
striking resemblance to those Of the E.hiopic
l
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Mr.. Buchanan is President Of the On
ted states. and not Of the Democrats party.
Mobile Mercury.
Precisely, AID what is better, be viii do all
"a his power to keep the States united, well
knowing that he can DO this IN no way more
efectually than By carrying out the Democrat
&c platform and sdhering strictly 10 has eOlsti-
.utionsl duties. The Constitution has guided
and The Democratic spirit he's impelled him
hitherto, and we have no shadow OF doubt
hat they will do the same hereafter. Though
cot Indifferent 70 the honest opinions of any, be
will be turned from has patriotic course By
none Of the abuse Of Northern fanatics, nor
By the censures Of those in the S0ath who bear
40 goodwill to Democracy, ana VIII possess
little love for the Federal Union. he Is " Pre-
sideut Of The United States" and they who
doubt bis capacity or integrity know little OF
be temper and character OF the man they ca
iuminste.-N. o Courier.
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Snffial A0tiffs.
HoIInWnrsa PiII.

\ admitted e Be ihs grsst.-t dteranvs mssiEe IN
BE vusd. uhrir ere up1n he sys,-a : not vislsnt.
boz mid ard puin'asss I'D tie hsHiy siih whlrs they
regulate the d~isontsred stomach and sonIs sntr-siorr
the aninsi f1ies 10 ah.alIfy. Eetults'nir CO. dillon
piares them inmsasuraoJ In Edvsnsn q an oksr lnt1r-
nai remedies.
SD Il The nsnufzciofy, No. 80 Msaes Lsns. Ne~
roFk and b. an draszh's. at sc Sc, ana g. per soE.
uqdfwawfu
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II we deduct from the above the Know
Nothing majority Of 81 IN Gtlmer's district,
there Is left a net Democratic majority in the
state on the popular vote BY DIST lets Of tDea-
sepsH h0Esg1d Zoo hSa6re3 and forty North
CsroiiEa is certainly the banner Safe Of the
Union.
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KrxrUcKT U. S. sExkToz.-AmOHg the
names meationed in connection with the seat
in the United States Senate TO be filled By
the Kentucky Legislators, are ex-Secretary
GuraRIE, sx-Gov. POWELL and sA-spssksr
Irsr BoYD.
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The L-Dchharg Virginias Of the 18th, says
that Boats OF he East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad Conpanq to the amount Of Slboy0o0,
were sold IN lhst city ne previous UeeF.
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FOr COIds. Conghs. Asthma. BEOn-

Use Dr. sLE06E's sOARHOUND PICTORIAL An Of
be above are for sale at al the Drug 5 ores and spsn
inquiry nay Be found IA an the tgwus sad VILLAGES
J N LEDGE co,
Sole Praprieisrs. Memphis. Tena,
70 ~han en- crirrs M b. aaarss"d- is
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hEMARKABLE-- The Dfm0cratic Pioneer,
published at Elizabeth CITY, N. C, says:
1t viii be found on reference 70 the figures
IN he Official vote in another place, that ia ths
eleven counties IA this district, running from
Halifax to and including pasqnotank. Dr. Shasg
and Mr.. Saith were tied-eseh Of them having
received the came namber Of votes (457dl in
thoss counties. Thus were the two champions
locked during the race Though eleven counties.
and Camden and CuTrituek we're left to settle
the question. The combined vote for DIR.
shaw In those two counties was inst thirry-
eight more than for Bar Smiih, and that is he
precise majority by which Or. Shaw is elected
Ills majority In Camden and Curriturk com
bined is thiry-eight votes, end bis majority in
the district is thirty-eight votes. So that these
two counties decided a draw battle between
eleven COMMITTEES
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MISSISSIPPI COseREsslosA1 cAxvAss-coI.
L. Q. c. LAisAs, Democratic candidate for
Congress, ard Col ). L. Acorn, opposing
candidate, viii address shsir felloE-citizens at
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CossUNPTIoE OF COrToS IN 0LDESsURa.
GERAANT.-An Intelligent cores rondent, WI
ting to the State Department, calls attention to
the increase in the consumption of cotton in
Oidenbarg, Germany, since it's accession to the
Zoii- ferein. Previous to 1854, (the CORES
pendent adds very little cotton Was Consumed
IN this eoantry. 10 1853 you End three cotton
mills (spinneries) in Olehburg proper, snd-
one in Blrksn6eid, working together 1926
s~pindies, and consuming 1864, 0J0 pounds Of
cotton per annum- From the private report of
. gentleman interested In these spinneries, /
learn that $500 more splndIes have been pu,
up this year, which will Increase the eonsnnp-
lion OF cotton to 4,466 500 pounds ia 1858.
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Sutton sails.
Fill TR.8DE.

REAL ESTATE SALES OPENED.
TUasDAYs the i5lh inst a. 10 fci *. On the pre-
Il mfscss We eel 80 BRICK TORE HOrsEs ou1bs
n-nh SITE % Adau- 8 rect. near Frunt Eoz- III Sc
80 r1t Wr y tif, ard tor vel tnswn % Zee ouz-
msnt. ne gssa tenrnt ar busf es 49, - ! =
lnl iosfisn vlfh ;he fdvauc- o. prurerty d. q a. snf-
d-irat O. sraE crcsd I. to fhl- sale. T. IN rrit. cav:
c8t-shlri eash, o niuey d - rrgoia rsp.-r bsi.scs
10 we've and eish;e-n months eto interest,".
A. & CaTCE a SON.
e an~fn-s r srf p a. Fsfaie BlcEers-
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WA are essir9us q iesvins (. The " nd. after msy
have lsnit. The fse' Of their having ease srists dlrsei
tA2t m0nunsuiso q asrand ard lasting chsricfer shouId
. sfeeied. How dirasnt Is tie nan WI se naus win
Be HANDED dosa throush sgrs, alter liguunents have
eronsied o ne inst f5rhssius been ms mesas, durins
~ lfe q a~iisyistiag The s~assrinss o. nansind. suoh
aons 4 the proprietor - ne youfh Anerfoen FeUa
and Aeus Rsasey. ~hich viii ever Be- rsmsmhe 81 b
tnose = ouse Il asprlvng sreh q plet-ant md easctus.
remsdy' Sd slthe. su1h . Permanent one.
Srslls adrsrl am.nl IN annth.r n.t o. nj.
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ST. LOUIS AND NEW OsLEAxs PTLoTs-A
meeting OF the pilots engaged in this trade was
held at st. Louis a feSstsys since, when the
following resolution was passed, and signed BY
a large number of pilots:
Resolred, That on and after the LIST day Of
-September next, We, the undersigned pilots
between the ports Of 81, Louis and New or
leans, do hereby sgree that we viii Dot work
on any boat plying between the aforesaid ports
for less than Eve hundred dollars per noath for
each pilot, which amount We consider as no
more than affair compensation for our services,
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7 EfLf aftnd az the Eaey Tadoa TWrEsDaY. ID
1 FRIDAY Of this sex, tstsr o. To- hour Us "a
A ~. " 20 pip g 81 EemHfllE runf A.. On
-AIuAnAIs AONIAY az TUESDAY, tsx NV "a
an heura VII adul pupils o. Gre1Lu Baie-
3 Just below Cnion 5 ra-f. ARR har tmer mi. vi
1mrtef q = ne, On OBJ -ouih sleg Court
-qr-7 b-'w ~ , eoars o. snf 3a',io.E a ST.. Until
'uFtt radvl Cd.
paH L. POPE SUPER e-ss-t. 2
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OF an the ss.ets that erpo.ure Of TIE kin 10 The air
Or sun produces, TIE n1st dsszre able Is esBsd f~reeIes.
Or tan II pr a. over the entire gurf.ss CT t. parts
eN7osl q Is CEei taa; II scattered a. intervals
neeaeA III finest skins are uost subjso totaeut. The
KG hsien prepzrsd b. Jussph Barnett = Co contain a
Psc7iiar srasiFe property vhleh VIII remove thase disa-
srseaois siai7s. lis a. he sans time perseeuy harm
iess, siiEys al tsH1su-y to indian ma ion. and renters the
eanph1ion clear sas bsaut hi -BoEoz Herald.
For caleb s-asEsTIE1D 4 Co., AID al d-sIsrs. q,
&c. ant 81 pr Actte .nx7
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Cholera, Diarrhea, Bloody FIux
SC. SC,

&C. So
THERE is no disease that Prostrates huuan eeinEs In
50 short a time, and inst renders she system 50 uneon-
eioas q he reaeiles VII a applied as thess; and Il,
he sfore, beho5ves an pr oas VIA value theiriives dearsr
than anythiiE else. 70 remedies mat "disysure dsngsr-
Gus " As soon as you fesi the slightest symptom of Dar-
rnea. ean for a so.te Of Sssgss Choisrs o. DGrrAse
Syrup, one dose Of wh-es, II 'sksu in tine, VIII relieve
you R-msubsr, this Is no euuniney devised humbug
as We have the evidences 70 psove the fast. All We asa
- a trial
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TIE SUeAR CRoP.-A correspondent Of the
n. o. Pieapane predicts thai the crop Of sugar
cannot haach over 25O,000 hogsheads, and says
most Of The best informed planters pat X down
At 100000. HIS reasons are that the cane is
four weeks behind a fair average year, and
that the ra.toon cane will not give seed enEugh,
SO Tat a portion sf The plant cane must be
mat-Iaid for seed. Even with a late fall, it is
MS opinion that the RATION will be, generally
speaking, worthless.
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Hides! Hidesi HidesI

white Teeth. Perfumed Breath
and Beautiful COmpIexiOn,
CAN BE- hquired By using the BALM sF A THoU-
F~L0EERs" What lady OF gentleman would re
main uadsFths curse Ct a disasrssahie breath. when, BY
using tie ~BALI OF A THOUSAND Lowers" as a
deRthaee, wozld not oniy render &c sEeet but leave the
teeth white a. slahAstsr9 Msuy persons DO not know
their breath is bad, and tbs subject Is 50 delicate their
friends viii never mention -. BsWar o. sunterfsiis.
q sure eaeh bottIs Is sI-sed.
FETRIDGE h co, New York.
FOR sale By al Druggists. apIT-i-od1y
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IrasoN JUTcE IN DKoPsy.=Lemons ars re-
conmendf for dTopsY In a Russian medicaljour-
nal, and are said 70 be benefcial in the most
hopeless cases. The first day ore lemon was
given, after taking the peel of, and cutting Il
10 into small pieces, IN sugar the two days
following three were given, and Afterwards
eighteen every day. For nourishment meat
was given 70 every case the water came OF
De ssgsn4 day,
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pnarIc spELKlae ii NIsssIsTPPL.

We are an'h0rizsd and requested to STATE
that Hon. JETF. DAVIS aud THos. J. WHAR-
TON will speak at fernando on Saturday next
5th inst; at Holly Springs on the sth; al
Salem On the Oh; at Ripley on the lOh a.
Jaeiuto On the i2-h; al Patton on the l4th al
Pontotoc on The 18th, and at OkslOno on the
I7th. Oar Democratic friends in Mississippi
are requested 70 give general circulation to
these appointments.
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The ELEcTIoS n NORTH CAE0LISA-We
find in the Raleigh (North Csfolina) Siaadard
tue Official vote for Congressmen IN the Tespec-
tive districts Of that State. Tue following are
TIE msjOrities Of the Congressman elected:
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NNIN III
FOREMOST a-ong Ii. various Iemeliss FOR tbs Dis
ease stands Dr. sRALLEEErRGEE's ANrTDOTE. A
few doses will cure sul ordinary case, and oaed0se nva-
risbly stops the chnfs Il ooutsins nothing IN te hast
degree hurifur % hAs system Hndr euy eirrulsisHess
md new ? produees The mp easantsFseis thEt aitsud the
use Of ouinrns a-d siherassutsin gcneralus-- Hcurss
svrry fora o. dzess, and l. The original and enb An
nd0fe for Maisrid
AK for D. shaleuhcrssrs FeTer and Afue Antdoteli
and b, sure Jon 81 pa7s. sod BY respectabie Druggissp
everywhere. Prio sIt0 Sole ProPrietors, At ssAL-
Il Co, Rochester, Pa =
whoessle Agents. 5. MANSFIELD 4 CO.,
augi2-2m Memphis, rsnn.
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MEEWT CINRs

- D at-rE by HORSE brad ao-a e-e Ten
E%t ertFeve y aE d. ha- Den srE or h-s
~ |seEsi slpsesed o D. On the vr- b. INN.
s. 90.
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scOberfsOn County whisky.
have IN store 80 barre 5 70 er.sCn County Hhi7-
". . superior artcis, f5r sale by
AUS daVIa EN-. APPERsoN a co.
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Navy hlsney RIankets
The $40 and SI5 siRgfe & Double
Threaded Empire Family sew
iHg Machine

A \ Agency fr the sale q these Machines can Be- Sc
n euedhr tbs and adjoining cornFes, By a personal
applcaiien % TIE suoscrbers Ssuth-East C0uer o.
SIKH and Arb streets phHadcphia
Na1e q ef epplr va out capital uEcent q ront1ct
he bu IN s. prcpery, -fdvho eannl q bnls refereu esas
TO reiiabli y nj car ability
We POSITIVE ~ assert that thesf Machiufs. FIR an pur
roses n amiy use, are Ia every respr9 superi,r 10 auT
SeHi1g A1-lfne 10 USE, fno matter a. SHAT cost flrT are
Cd End an never they ar farcc for ssie WI m e q
rs-dF AZ q unllnlted dlmand
sGg29-in JOHNSON s GOODzLL. I
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BzEApsTUFFs T~UnHLISe-We see that in
the wheat corn and cat growing districts of
Indiana, where the baryssts are over and the
filing rapidly, there is a general de-
cline IN all Hortsof pro yendeT. A tLaiayeite oats
are said to he aslndant at tvsnty can't, cefR
at fry cents. prime Whsa. at niDety-hye cents,
and -four at s5@S5 10.
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smoking

GENTLEMEN Who are addicted 70 the habit OF sno-
kinE, vii and BaEars Ouaafal Tooth Weah. pre-
pa7td b. Neasrs. Joseph Bu-nct, a Co Tre-oDt street
Z son an excellent detergent. Z also imparts 70 The
oreEth a Fragrance p-culia 3 aromatic and u- saat.
For ssis byS HAHsTIELB Il Co and arugsis. gsns-
ally. P Sc. sc. PEI tie. su-a7
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NEW PIANO sT0RE-
THE sTooART PIANOS.

Has the piezsure 10 au-oanes 10 ia friends snf the
public grnsssiiy, hat be has teeu sr9.iasd b Nesr-
si0iart a Eorrss q New TorE, Agsai for he sale q
sroDARr PIkNOs.
Ne Is nov OpeniHs Al shslr store on Adams nrssf. a f.w
doors below ne wor-ham Bouze. = iargs sioek whleh
which vm b sO.d a. Eey Port Priess.
so dau6m
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are op>ned a. the -s5uih-m Job Print NJ and
PubH-hitg House. No. 4 Mon-o- street, for subserlb rs 10
The NEw D~ENocRATIC DAILY PAPEE SON 70 b.
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