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LIST OF LETTERS
HnnaAining In the Hsw York City fcss 0Mcs,
Saturday September 10, 1857.

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CI0f1 sswARp -sToIrr, ON rHn ierH INST,
VlOO nom ~ onoe, 16I Broadway package Of Jew
eyy, directed 70 y n. Lewis, Montgomery 4 sbsrna The
srens we're eod cameo and lava ptns earags nrsce eta
enyr and roh sleeve buttons stnds kc., Dc ffe above
vwt VII be raid ~ the sussuber for he rec5yey q ne
I'D rMkeLsI .gHtay. ", A. Collins
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Legal. NOTICES.

SuPRnnR COURT QUEENS CoUSry.--IN PARrI
~ In pursuance of Judgment wder of ths Opur the
subscriber wl punic sucson, a he dwelling
The premses wedneday The va DAY Of septsnoer inst
2oclcch ~ the late smesead OF william situate
uniondae in he town o. Hampstead In SAD county The
Of about OF aood sod and Ae-
other pieces o. aud respectively OF ou ei fye and
ELEVEN wdsh hee h censd. able wvof aud vsns
bic locust The prem sss lie vthia about miles " tas
village OF Hemrsead, Are desrabis properly and VII be
sold reasonable TUE perisc. Dated Sep 10 Isl
BENZ. ", RUShhORk Referee.
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BsYoRs CrucE. Sept Ia 1857.
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ON RnwARD.-srRAvED or STOLEN, FROM rHs
SlU Boud street house Monday. l4h ns = cts.n
falisn rreyho ollar marked Souvenir" The
above reward vii be raid es returning The deg hs Bond
street Bouse
q N REwARD.-LOsr, on THURSDAY HTaHr IN
DlU Br edway be- veen Prime street nd Ass pscs
RAID stone Of large sixe The finder u
reward By leaving 81 ne cncs Of q ". Burr SIS Broad
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Ry HART q sOMERyILLE.
# RAVENNA, OHIO:
Thursday. March -, 1887.
Tle Innug,lrat address.
Jas. W. soNERvrLLE.
ALPHoxso HART.

We publish the fnatgarai Address Of Presi.
dent Buchanan in to.day's paper, and pre-.
dict that it will give general satisfaction.--
1t is concise, and meets every point Of inter-
est to the country, and the views Of the Pre-.
.ident are so unequivocully given as to leave
no doubt upon the mind Of any one, us to the
straight forward policy which will be pur,
sued for the next four years. President Bu-
ckanan's style is not Of the "hishfalutin"
order-he talks "right out" and calls things
by their right names. The Address must
remind people o. the earlier Presidents.-
There is twang Of "by the Eternal in the
document, which gives the people guaran-
ty that the writer intends to bring the policy
Of the government to ga proper focus." a..
Read the Inaugural--it is short, and is
easily eomprehcndcd.
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sad Accident.

We learn from the Lebanon Citizen, that
on Monday eyeaing last, a, a wedding party
assembled In that place, sad and fatal oc-
cuTenee took place. The company had
gathered, when one Of the guests took off his
ovescoat, from the pocket Of which dropped
9 small pocket pistol. A young lady pres
ent. picked up the weapon, when man
named Frederick Spohr. asked her to hand
II to him, in doing which, By some means,
II was discharged. and the bali entered the
left corner of the right eye Of the unfortun.
ate SpOhr. penetrating the brain and cnus-
ing death 10 . few seconds. CONSERVATION
and alarm seized the party. and the bridal
scene was turned into one Of death. The
marriage was deferred. and with. stricken
hearts the guests ieft the scene, awfully i'm
presssd Sltb the truth that sin the midst Of
life we are ia DEATH" This Il another
dreadful warning against the careless hand
ling Of firs.srms. II does seem strange, with
exsmple after example Of eleh terrible chaf-
acter, that people will not be cautious with
those sssiuss Of destruction to human life.
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vitai Statistics.

From an address entitled "The Chsneee,.
Of Fifty Years." delivered at the Semi Cen.
tennial Meeting " the State Medical Soeie.
" In Albany, on the 4th inst, by Prof. Al.
den March, we extract the 70 liowing state.
ment: Eof A2s8R p i&H - I'll 4
The improvements in the hea ling srt. thss
mag be regarded of recent date, are NOT -
be considered as solely depe ndent on :
more accurate pathological knowledge. and
more extended acquaintance with nateria
medica; but we now entertain more correct
views OF prophy tactic and hygiene measures.
Air and exercise, food and raimeant. p,,ra
water aad cleunliness, are as important "a
health, and contribute as much 70 Ionrevitv
OF our species, as the best medicines when
most judiciously employed. The folIowinc
statement will serve to uilustrate these. -.
Formerly towards the last century. iifty
or sixty out of every hundred children born,
in London, died before they had reached
their nth year Of age; but the morality IA,
gradually and steadily diminished, ~ that
now not above thirty er thirty.fye ~ every
hundred die at that early period"
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CONRre SSiOnal,

Congress has now adjourned, anl the
closing business has but little to interes, the
general reader. TIL. latter part of the ses-
sion wac mainly taken up in the considers.
tion Of the general appropriation bills and
other financial measures. 1t is lamentable
fact that the appropriation bills are always
put of to the last moments OF the session,
and then hurried through in manner that
preclides the possibility Of ns.half the
members knowing what they contain. It is
in this way that the treasury Of the country
10 squandercd.
All parties are no doubt, glad that the
most corrupt Of all Congresses that have
ever assembled in THE country. is brough, to
q close. . The next one be Democratic,
and will command the confidence Of the
whole country.
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sword, We have never sequIfsd any teFlikory
excebi by fsir purchase. Ut - in the case Of
Texas By the voluntary delefminution of :
brave kindfed and Independent people %
blend their destinies with our own. Even
our acquisitions from Mexico form no exceP-
ton. Unwilling TO take advantage Of the
fortune Of war against Sister Republic, We
purchased these possessions under the treaty
Of peace for q sun which was considered Of
the time fair equivalent. Our past history
forbids that we shoDld In the future acquire
territory, unless this be sanctioned BY the
lava Of justice and honor. Acting on this
principle, no nation will have a right 10 In
teriere or to complain, u Ia the progtess Of
events We shalt still further extend our pos.
sessions. Hitherto IN all our acquisitions,
The people under the protection Of the Ameri'
can Gag have enjoyed civil and religious lib
erty, as well as equal and just laws, and
have been contented, prosperous and happy.
Their trade with the rest Of the world has
rapidly increased, and thus every CONNER
cial nation has shared largely In their soc.
cessful progress, Il shall now proceed 10
take the oath prescribed BY the Constitution
-whilst hnmbly invoking the blessings Of
Divine Providence on this great people.
"a, t.. iss JAMES BUCHANAN. q
WAsRISeroE, March {, 1857. s's
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81 NEw YOnK March, 6.
The steamship Psrbia. from LiverpooI,
win dstes 10 Saturday, the slst ult., arrived
this afternoon. i.
II is announced that the British govern.
ment has despatch from Admiral SeymeutI
announcing The total destruction Of Canton p
by the British feet.
Mr.. DIsrasli's amendment 10 the 6nan.
cial budget resulted In an adjournment until
the following Monday. ii 80 D TYi
oeii, South Yorkshire, BY which one hun-
dred and fifty lives were lost. -
Mr.. Cuyler, President OF the Georria
central Railroad, sent to the London TGmss
efidasits Of the employees Of the railroad,
denying emPhatically Arrow Smiths story.
AFRO" Smith replies, reiseraiiAg his former
story.
Earl EllsmOre died a, Btidgw.ter Hou..
on the 18th.
The ratification Of the treaty between
Russia and Persia was exchanged ON the
18th Of January. By this treaty, Russi.
gets large tract Of land on the iroDtjers ~
Turkey, giving complete command Of glhe
road from Trsbizonde to Erxeroun. q
France and the other great Powers are -
open the Neufchatel Conferences 1t Psris:
The affairs Of Italy continue undislurbsd..
Lord Napier comes . passenger in the
Persia. ~
The steamer Arago arrived at Seuthsmp.
ton and the steamer New York at Green.
wich, on the 20;h ult. - ~ g!,s ~ =. "a.
Mr.. DIsraeli was to attempt to everthrow
the ministry BY moving an amendment 70
the financial budget, proposing that the O..
timates SHOULD be adjusted over the period
Of the next three years, so az then to allow
the total repeal Of the income tsx.
The Persian difficulty has taken an usex.
pected and unfavorable turn, the Persian On.
voy having suddenly ceased the negotiation
at Paris, and refusing to visit London. q
The French government has instructed
its representatives at Londcn, Vienns, St.
Petersburgh and Berlin to write to those
powers to acsredit their resident ministers
as plenipotentiarIes 10 settle the Neuichatel
affair. The conference meets early in
March. but it isfeared that the adjustment
will be difficult. t.ss s8 - -. /
The Russians have resumed the Cirssssian
war. It's rLmored that Russia 10 to have
large cession of territory from Persia. 4 The
Principally question remains unsettled.
There is nothing new from Turkey.
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ohio Legislators.

We deem it useless to fill up our columns
with the proceedings oithe Legislature, be.
cause no business of general utility is being
transacted. Ohio has never been blessed with
just such Legislature before, and we think
1t will be some time before she is again
1t has now been In session over two months
and not one single important measure has
been finally acted upon, and this, too, an ad-
journed session. ,s4 e. st..l ...,,s a.....
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ptn, pnSI upa Stisspl'.

A-0TFhe salary 81 the pFtncIpal edItor of
the London Timss is $4,000.
eTJehn B. Cough, the Temperance lee
lsrer, 10 talking to the Cincinnati felix's.
OTThe Lord Mayor Of London has pro-
hIbited Tom Thumbs carriage IRON parsd-
Tag the eiiyg Il
or Edmund Tier, the father OF thirteen
children, committed suicide ID Hanover Co.,
Va, lsst week. stes a's,s s1
.6TThe mayor OF Plt,sburgh has stopped
milkmen from serving milk on the Sabbath
during church time.
,GTFour millions Of dollars have been
spent in search Of the unfortunate navigator,
Sir John franklin,
b, GTDr. Hayes, the fellow vOyager with
DR.. Kane and surgeon Of the expedition, is
lecturing in Boston. ,, sfs.3.s,,.r
or The entire cost Of the new court
house In Cincinnati will be S760, 600. II
win be finished in July. '-.sga5s s.i a5
TEleven divorces, seven for adultery,
were granted by the Supreme Judicial Court
at Dedhsm, Moss, last week. jr.ai.
6TThs Legislature OF Rhode hlsnd hss
reduced tho salary or The Lieut.. Governor Of
that State from $500 to S2uo. @a9 7'
TA lot Of ground, corner Of Broadway
and Grand street, New York, Sc by 100 feet.
was sold recently, for $aoo, 900.
ora Pacifc Railroad across s. America
is talked ofin Chilli, The proposed line runs
from La Plata river to Valparaiso. ,.-.r s.
0rLemon juice is relied on BY the ply
sicians in London, for curing rheumatis H.
Three table spoOnsful per day is dose. a
0rThe Democrats Of Pennsylvania have
nominated William +. Packer, Of Lycoming
county, as their candidate for Governor.
TDrop by drop, falls into the clear
well-spring Of your youth the bitter water Of
experience, and there is no filter this side Of
the grave that can restore old purity. ''7
0TT There ID an oak tree near Raleigh,
North Carolina, which. at the suns meridian,
covers with shade space Of nine thousand
feet. It would afford shelter for four thou.
sand five hundred men. aa. g.ts -
@ A young man in Hudson, lately
thought he had "col to act" Falling in
the "stuge," he descended to the "omnibus
line" but finding his talents unsuited to this
grade, he is now engaged in the dray. matte
profession. ~ "Ht~
6TDr. A. Douglas. Of Ripley, extracted
an ovarion tumor, weighing one hundred and
thirty SIR pounds, from the person Of Mrs.
Judge Reeves, Of Chillicothe, on Tuesday
Of last weak. 1t seems almost Incredible,
but the lady is said to be doing we'll.
rDr. Durbin, the grea, Methodist orator,
once attempted to preach from the text, ere.
member Lots wife," and nude a failure.
Afterwards remarking to Dr.. Baird that he
did not know the reason of his failure, the
venerable doctor replied that he "nad better
hereafter let other peoples soiues alone" IS
GrMr. WIN. s. Tanneyhill, Of Millers.
burg, made very nnrrow escape from death
at the R1iiroad depot a, Cleveland, on the
lst inst. He attempted to get on the cars
of the Like Shore road while the train was
in motion, when he was thrown from his feet,
and hurled between the car and platform,
severely cutting und bruising his face ond
limbs. Had not man standing close by,
snatched him away, he would have been
killed.
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RETARY OF WAR.

Mr.. Floyd has long bean distinguished
politician of Virginia. and has always bean
recognised 90 states Rights Democrat of
the strictest school AZ Governor Of Vir.
ginia he has gained fresh laurels, and is
looked upon AZ very able msn. Mr. r. 10
the ffth Secretary of War from Virginia,
the Mother of Presidents. We look for q
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-14

Also, bills No. l23, and 100, recommending
their indefinite postponement. No. 100 was in
definitely postponed, and No. l24 was laid over
till the recovery Of its author--Mr. d. ]. Smith.
NOTICES BILLS.
By Mr.. Pumer. Of bill to incorporate the
town of Belville..
By Mr. Thompson, of bill to incorporate the
| Caledonia Water Power Co. .t.
4 By Mr.. j. r. Brown If q bill to provide for
taking the census o! ,hls territory.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. THOMPSON, hill to amend an act in
cooperating tho Minnesota Il. K. 20.
By Mr.. Sweeney, bill To incorporate the
Snake Valley Seminary.
By Mr.. Wilson, bin to authorize school dis
tricts tn borrow money. ,,..,
!. Ry Mr.. Ramsey, u bill to amend the Mechanic
lein Law. Referred to the com. on Judiciary.
Also, an not TO incorporate the Cliff Mining
Company. .a.t.ss .-.,. mao =
BY MIR. J. r. Brown, bill to incorporate the
Mississippi river, and Lake Superior Ship Canal
Company. q ,.1g s.l slt.-s4s
BY Mr.. Plumer, u bill to encourage tho destru c-
ton OF black birds ami ground squirrels.
By Mr.. Fnrber, II bill to incorporate the ST.
Paul and TT. Douglas i. X. TO. r4"
The following bills aud memorials from the
Council were read the irstaand second time
No 4, II memorial Of the Legislative Assembly
of the Territory of Minnesota. ESQ
No !, an act To Incorporate the Minnehsha
Bridge Comparv. '''
No 81 IAN act to incorporate the Church of Gath-
se,aapc. in Minneapolis.
No 80, bill 10 incorporate the Traverse de
Sioux Hotel Company.
No IL, bill to incorporate St. Paul and Falls
City Bridge Company.
No 32, a bill to incorporate Nininger City and
st. Peters Il. K. Co. ....... ..,-..
The following House bills from the Committee
Of tho Whole. were then considered and disposed
III. ..... .t.
A bill tO incorporate the boundaries of Green
county was iaid on the table.
A bill to construct certain Mill Dams, was Or
dered to be e2grossed for third reading.
A bill to incorporte the ST. Johns Seminary
was considered, and referred to special commit
tee of three, consisting of Messrs. Kingsbury,
Costello and Chase.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Mr.. j. K. Brown in the Chair.
bill granting to A. r. Russell and others, the
right to establish Ferry across the Minnesota
river. Read, considered, amended and ordered
to be engrossed.
A bill to repeal chapter 80 of the Session Laws
of '56. Read and laid on the table.
A bill to incorporate the Hastings, Minnesota
river, and Red river of the North K. r. Co. Read,
amended and ordered to be engrossed.
Adjourned.
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IMPORTANT THE DEAF
DIR. MCLEOD. Of Scotland. SEQ

Proprietor Institution Deaf, st. Louis No.,
HAS ARRIVED IN CHICAGO, ILL. AND NAY BE CON.
II suited at ITO Dearborn street, stairs, few
the Post Office. Early attention is desired. log d
Deafness Dizziness Noise in the Head, all discharges
from the Ear, Mouth Nostrils entirely ~ I
IMPORTANT AND TRUE Ia
have son nsteen years Of who has been deaf and
dumb the Of two the effect scarlet
Hearing of Dr. Mcleod, brought him, and
weeks under his hands he began signs hearing
at the expiration OF weeks he could hear well, and
rapidly learning speak. make this
and forthe good of afflicted community -7C 49,
st. Paul, Feb. 1856. t ALEX. G. MOTION.
been suffering with deafness, many the ills
accompanying deafness, from infancy, which 10
twenty-five years. my deafness became distressing that
could rest neither day night, and looked relief only
the At length permitted to visit DR.. McLeod
submitted my to this gentleman. Beyond
sangue expectations, after
by Dr. Mcleod am in the enjoyment perfect hear
ng head those able
which formerly made life burden. Wishing
and residence, No. 10 Fifth street.
X Cincinnati, o., Jan. 1856 MRS EMMA CHANDLER. {,
have been deaf in both my for many years which
afcon affected mind that life itself, became
. burden, and almost uncomfortable / Of
the happest living. have been restored 10 perfect
hearing by Dr. Mcleod, Ear lnfrmary, Fourth
Olive streets. In his first examination Of ears he stated
in six operations he would hearing and
to his word, at the sixth operaton heard, and dis
tncy and powerfully did the sound my ears
obliged to partially them with until could
tot Those wishing to me call at tho stsa
er Parthenia. ete. saf, n PHILIP SHELL. 4
st Louis, July IA, 1855. Steamboat Parthena.l
0I-I
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5 WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS.

= 81 wESTERN NOVELTY WORKS. iavU 3
4 WIZARD AND COOK, PRoPRIEToRs. Il ~
y . q,JANESvILLE, WISCONSIN. 49, -.,,.
AEANUFACTURERSo OF Portable, Stationary, and Marine
M STEAM ENGINES ~ y8igoffgt
BOILERS, MILL GEARING, -, =.
Iron and Brass Castings,
I, HEAVY FORGfNGS,
IRON FINISHING AND .REPAIRfrG, sqihe.
. Gang, Gate, Ausy. and Rotary or Circuiar Is 10 "a
I. sdF SA w M l. L 81. tnoiioaimcf
y With every variety Of Gearing for Steam Or Waters
John Noyes' Portable Grst and Flour Ai;
the sale Of Fulton Perkins rage's Psten Notary saw
mills; e. ]. Horns self-settng Rotary Sawm; Fox's
patent siding Mil; r. BAieys Single cutting nschins
Mil Furnishing and furnish order Short
notice, Pig Iron and coa Copper, Lead and Iron PIPE
Flues, Leather and Rubber Betting, Oil, for
mill owners and engineers, at small and
low rates. Orders by or at our
Counting Room will receive prompt attention.
NORMAN wIARD. - ALAN W. cooK. II ne
3 PLEASE REFER TO .rcl5Bluc
Il. B. Brewster, ESQ.,, Janesville.
Thomas Wizard, Louisville, KY, gs J., ~ tgs-a
Barnum, Ash Co., Hastings, n. 8 ~ ~ 81
Il. G. Nix, Aurora, Ill. 80 =, III; ..rs -.
!, KiIgore, Rose Co., washington, iowa ''V' 'a3
DR.. g. w. Belden. NJ. Vernon, do. ID no,5.g0 52l
Swsrts, Sprasue & Martin, Bun4lo, Ny.
q scripps, Bsess Spears, Chicago, nlinois. iu S'
scriysn H Gsi nis oa DO g7os 5d1 tea1 on
r. n. henson Co.. ID 81 do - ..,f.fff ~ +.
r. Matthew Wizard, East Avon, Ny. -
Owens b Moore, 81. Paul, n. T. psI sc 90 N5YCm
p A. T. G. Piersop, do
p. II. Phelps, Berlin. Wis. =. novS-lyd&w
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sALE.

In the matter the Estate Territory Minnesota-
Bernard McCabe, deceased. Dakota County.
I'D virtue order Of the Probate Court Dakota
ID notice hereby given that Saturday, the day
Defenders A. d., 1885, between the hour O'Clock
morning, and The setting the the
door Of the Court House, Mendoza Dakota County,
will be sold public auction to the highest ber
ing named property, to wit: The s w the w N
X, aud x of n W y, and w 4 of y "a. Section
No. 49, Township No. rs, Range 49, containing forty
land being the forty adjoining Sewers Claim. Terms,
OF sale, cash. WILLIAM b. MCGRORTY, Administrator
Ial-3s of the Estate of Bernard AcCabe. deceased
The above sale is postponed the 18th February, 1867,
ut the place above designated. "-t- i'- ~ -
janIS-td .-- VIM. Is. MCGRORTY
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J.. w. BASS. ar A. G. LEwls. ~ WHITE.
j. w. BASS y co.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants, LeWe
Warehouse, Steambeat Landing,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
INHE subscribers would respectfully the public
that they will continue Forwarding and Commission
Business named place; and their experience
aud facilities, confidently hope merit patronage.
sS5b.-wu
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
% la74h OF THE AGE. ,qa7b
AIR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered OF our
WI Common pasture weeds rrniedy that cures ~
- EVERY KIND OF HUM0R, sYsa et


~ EVERY KIND OF HUM0R, sYsa ot.
J. t.Esa gsli3o sd1 from % ogjasils45 3 sHta.
The Worst Scrofula Down to Common Pimple,
hundred cases. and never failed
exceot in two both thunder huor
possession over hundred ts within
Two arc warranted to cure nursing sore mouth
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind Of pmples
Two three bottles will clear the system of biles.
Two bottles are warranted to the csnker the
mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles worst Kind OF
Eryspelas.
warranted to cure all humor In the eyes.
Two bottles warranted running and
blotches among the hair.
Four bottles corrupt running
One bottle will scaly eruptons Of the skim "
Two or three cottes are warranted to cure the worst kind
are warranted to cure the most
of rheumatism.
bottles sal.-rhsum.
Five to eight bottles will cure the
benent always experienced from the rs. bottle,
perfect warranted when quantity is TAKEN
Nothing looks improbable to those who tried
all the wonderful medicines of the day. tina.
growing the and along old WALLIS
humor in the system; it fixed IL you
hunor, 1t has to start There are IFS ANDS, huns
haas about 1t sung but yours peddled
thou and bnttles Of in the vicinity Boston.
the effects Of it in has already
done in Massachusetts gave
old, to old people Of sixty have poore, puny,
wory-ooking children, whose flesh was soft and nabby re-
stored to perfect state Of health by bottle. .
To those who subject to sick head ache bottle will
always it, 1t gives great relief In and dzzaes
regslaed by it. Where the body quite
where there arrangement
be alarned they always disappear In from
There bad result from It the contrary
feeling Is will feel yourself like person.
Of the extIavagant encomums
listened TO-. tf t'it ~ ''tD-4nAhit "a tA,it !! "a
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. 100 Warren
Street. Roxbury, Mass Price 90. For sale at all the
cipal Druggists in the city. t Is ga, de6-lyW
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No BIBLE Jefferson City, Missouri, affords
| zion of inaugarasing Governor Polk, recently, a
| delay Of half an hour occurred, in consequence
of there being no Bible on which to administer
the gubernatorial oath, in or about the State
House. One was at length obtained from the
| Penitentiary.
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q The Law of Virginia requires every man
who marries to give security for the support of
his wife and children. Many lovers, who find
this inconvenient, go to Maryland to have the
ceremony performed.