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EXCELSIOR PAINTING!

MIR. ]. w. SIMMONS, wishes to inform his OLD
wi friends and customers in CadiE- that nc has
opened shop in CadizGnd that he rs prepared to do
work in the latest and most approved city styles
Those wishing 70 have Grainine, Painting, Paper
Hanging, Glazing, Vanishing, Sign Painting, or
anything in his line OF business, will And it to their
advantage to give him call as he is determined
TO excel; and 10 his friends Of Green and Wayne
townships he would say he intends to have place
Of business in Hopedale, and he hopes they will
continue 10 pa trOnize him with that liberal patroil-
age which they have for the past year bestowed.
Cadia, o., ap22-'57
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To Parents.

Childhood the most tender portion of our exis.
tence, is generally post neglected and thousands OF
youth die every year from neglect Of parents to at
lend to the early symptoms Of disease Every pa
rent must be we'll aware that headaches, dizziness
sick stomach, fured tongue. etc, indicate disor
dered stomach and blood, and some violent tit oil
sickness must soon follow If the cause which gives
rise to such symptoms be not at once expelled IRON
the syslcm. How criminal, therefore, IS II tor pa
renis to neglect the health OF their children, when
DR.. HAhSEY'S celebrated F0RES l FILLS are SC
we'll adnnted 10 remove every vestige Of impending
disorder. These mild vegetable pills not only
cleanse the stomach and blood from all impurities
but hen used in connection with the Forest WINE
will cure, readily, old standing colds and coughs
ague and fever, scrofulVns affections, and Other
chronic diseases l.t
DR.. Hasey s advertisement may be seen in an
xi.a aals.
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ORDERS FROM ENGLAND.-0ne of the largest
leather dealers in Philadelphia alleges, in pub
lshed letter, that the high price of leather is not
caused by speculation, and adds:
In confirmation of this need only state that
at the present moment five thousand sides cod
not he purchased in all the commission houses
in Philadelphia and Baltimore put together, if
one dollar pound were offered for them. If it
were speculative movement, it is reasonable to
suppose that large shipments would be made
from other countries to meet the demand, but
so far is thiskfrom being the case large orders
are nowin in New York from England for leather.
Il is equally certain that there is no accumua-
ton Of stock in the tanneries; indeed, the tan
ners have have been so anxious to get their
stock into market carly that they would scarce
ly allow it to get dry. For several years past
the quantity of leather sold in New York, Phil
a,lelphia and Baltimore has varied very little
in quality, amounting in the aggregate to about
four millions of sides per annum while the pop
uIaton Of the country has been increasing very
rapidly and the consumption of leather with it.
The scarcity of hides and leather he attrib-
utcs to the constantly disturbed, revolutionary
state Of the South American republics, and fur
ther adds: ~s.,
Twill here remark that the advance on hides
has been much greater than on leather, for whilt
thealvanee on the latter has been one hundred
percent, it HIS been three hundred on the for,
laer; from &c. to37c. since 1913. In England
anil on the continent Of Europe hides are highe
than here anil there are buyers from Englant
now in New York, shipping hides to that conn
try, and ut New Orleans there are Large order
/ e. haauu AIn,rrl,ter hidns from Eranca
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AttnciiSss cHat.

AttncmMA Cmts
viyel Mcbride, Plaintiff !, Before Joseph Rea, j.
Jeph ha Wickssham, deft. Harrison county, o.
On the 18th de o. April, A. D. 1857, said Justice
issued an order Of attachment in the above action,
for the sum Of sixdoilars and thiriy.seysn cents.
apr 22-3t VlRHEL McBklp DE-
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A PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady or gentle
man would remain under the curse Of dsa-
greeable breath when by using the "BAIM OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS" as dentifrice would not
only render it sweet but leave the teeth white as
alamaster? Many persons do not know theii
breath is bad, and the subject is so delicate theil
friends will never mention it. Pour single
drop of the "Balm" ON your toothbrush and
wash the teeth night and morning. A fifty
cent bottle will last year
A beautiful Complexion may easily be acqui
red by using the "Balm ola Thousand Flowers ,
1t will remove TAM pimples and freckles from
the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseatc hue
Wet towel, pour on two or three drops, ant
wash the face night and morning.
| SHAVING MADE EAsy-Wet your shaving
brush in either wan or cold water pour on TIVE
OF three drops o. "Balm ola Thousand Flowers,
rub the beard well and it will make a beautiful
soft lather much facilitating the operation O
shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
w. P. FErRIDGE & co.
Franklin Square, New York.
For sale by all respectable Druggists every
where. June Is, 1855, ly.
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Fer
''Ccstur's" Rat, Roach, &C., Extermin ator
"Costnr'sn Bed bug, Exterminator,
"Cost tar's" Electric Powder, for Ants, Flies. &.'
Order from Depot, No. 9SS Broadway, N, r., o
Druggists and Dealers every where.
Full particulars by nail
6rSee advertisements ap22-lm s-..
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Attachment.

Thomas Hopkins, Puintifl Before Joseph iRen,
AGAINST }J.P Of Moorefield tp.
Iephtha Wickesham, def't Harrison county, Q
On the I7th cay OF April, A. D: 1881, said Justrcc
issued An order OF attachment in the above action
fer tho sum Of nineteen dollars and forty two cents.
22-st THOMAS HOPKINS
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Kemp's Vegetable Worm PastilIes.
They ore iniallable for the cure OF
VEGETABLE MATERIAL.
Alta ch naent.

Thomas Finicum Plaintiff Before F. Kimmei, J,
against p. OF Rnmley township.
John Reid, defendent 1nr. co. q.
On the 30th day of March, A. ID. 1857, said Jus
tice issued an order Of Attachment in the above
action for the sum of eleven dollars.
THOMAS FlNICUM.
April s-3t
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To township Assessors.

By inar7rtivns JTon 6.e AUDITOR Of Stak, re-
ceivea on ele evening Of The 144h inst, an
required 70 direct he attention Of I6Ge'lsSiP
assessors 70 ble JollOiDing sections ef an Aet
10 Organize and Discipline tss Militia and
FolHRteer Militia Of Ohio, passed March Y,
1867. Il. w. KINSEY, Auditor.
CadiE April 22d, 1857.
SECTIONS uF"AN ACT
To OrgadiEe ana Discipline the Militia and Voi'
unteer Militia"- Tar as relates 10 the duties
Of G ounty AUDITORS and Township Assessors,
.CECTlUN |. he il enacted by The General
y Assembly Of the State OF Ohio. That all able
bodied, white male eitizens, resident OF this
State, being eighteen years oi age and under lhe
ave OF fOrtY-hVe years, excepting persons exempt
BY law, shall be enrolled in the militia, aud per
form military duty in such manner, not lucola-
pailblc with the Constitution and laws OF the
United Statss as hereinafter prescribed.
MILITIA DIVISION.
SEC. 2. That the militia OF this State shall
he organized into divisions as follows, WIS
The county Of Homilton shall iorm the hrsi
division.
The counties OF Butler, Warren, Montgomery
and Preble shall form the second diyl n0n ,
The counties OF DnrkeI Miami anu ShelDy snau
form the third division. :,
The counties OF Mercer, Auglaise, Allen, Van
Vert aud Putnam shall form the fourth dlylsl' II.
The counties Of raulding, Defiance, Williams,
Fulton, Henry and Lucas shail lOIh uo n''h ui-
vision.
The counties of Wood, Ottawa, Sandusky and
Seneca snail form the sixth division.
The counties Of Hancock Wyandott, Craw-
ford, Marion and Hardin shall form the seventh
division.
The counties Of Logan. Union, Champaign,
Clark and Madison shall furn the eighth di-
vision.
The counties Of Green, Fayette, Clinton and
| HE hland shalt form the ninth dlvisitr II
The counties Of Clermont, Brown and Adams
shall form the tenth division.
The counties OF Ross, Pike, SciOto, Lawrence
and jackson shall form the eleventh division.
| The counties OF Gulia, Meigs, Athens, lln-
| ton and Hooking shall form the twelfth division
The counties OF Franklin, Pickawiy anu FUR
| field shall form the th,rtrenth division.
| The cuunties OF Liz jtBing, Muskingum, and
| Perry shall form the fourteenth division.
m, counties Of Delaware, Knox and Morrow
shall form the fifteenth division.
The counties oi Richand, Ashland and wayne
shall form the sixteenth DIVISION.
The counties OF Huron, Erie, l.oraln anu Me-
din, sb bal form the seventeenth division.
| The counties Of Cuyahoga, Summit and For
taqe shall form the eighteenth division.
| I'he counties of Lake, Geauga, Ashtahuta ana
rrl,nbul shall torn tho nineteenth div ION.
The counties of Mahoning, Columblana, stark
md Carroll shall form the twentieth DIVISION:
'Che counties of Holmes, Coshocton and lus-
carnwas shall form the twenty trst division
The counties oil Jefferson, Harrison and Bel
mont shall form the twenty second dIyIslUis
The counties OF Washington, Morgan, Mon
roe. Noble aud Guernsey shall form the twenty
''''' = BRIGADES.
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BRIGADFS.

src q. That the divisions aforesaid shallsbe
- into brgades as follows: In the county
Of Hamilton, in Ine first division. the townships
u u rrrsiv Whi,ewat II. Miami, Storrs, Colerain,
on1 r.en shall form The first brigaIe; lho
townships towns OF Anderson, Mllerses, Springfield, En1
oyce,nIu II faru the second brigade; and the City
70 'Sn c;nrinnnu shall form the third brigade' Pro-
vi uidod thnt The Mulor General or commandaht
ot the first division shall have power to call TO
o .,ie .,nv n,,mber of the commissioned officers
nf' nf snid division: Aud provided iur!hor' mat
each county, except the county OF Hanil'oi' m,
,ha arder in which they are mentioned In section
second ,>,, ,,o >-Or,rv COJ1N
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OUR Stock Of silks is larger than usual. large
yariety otiaiCy aud summer silks, call aud see
them soon as they are going very fast.
We have more lawns than nny one ever seen in
enc store in the town OF Cadiz
or12tf HATCHER & co.
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cond. --,,>,, ,,o N-o-pI,aU COITN
IVY AUDITORS.

src d The Auditor OF this stare shall, by or
dor nj the commander-ln chief, issue his order
to all the county Auditors OF the several c"nnc
,;,s recurring them to instruct the Assessors OF
,%o several townships to perform all the duties
rnonirrd Of them by this act, which order shall
he uiycn in one or mtre newspapers, p"5!lShed
T." esnch bripnde or county and If no newspaper
hs nublished in each county to he published III
oug adjoining county, belonging to the same di-
vision and to be paid for as other pubic printing
a 10
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nature
ENROLLED MILITIA.

tsNNOARlAIBD Ak lAAL L A@A'
Src r That il shall DC the duty OF the town.
chin - serssors of the evernl townships, and The
osysssors of the several wards 0 the several CIT
;os m mrennrc list OF all persons liable To oe
enrolled as aforesaid, in their respective wards,
tnUnships or districts save ana except mtnipeiS
nf unitrm volunteer companies l2Whship'
ward or district assessors aforesaid, snail ahnu
oIl,, ot the time of assessing taxable property
n,ahe ont roll or list, OF all names OF persons
enrol,ed as aforesaid, and place 1t IN the Auul
tor's Office OF the proper county; ana II snai oo
the duty of such Auditor annha'ly' oh VI uo.o,e
! the FIRST day OF November, 'oretur On accuIaso
| cony of such records OF enrolment, to the AuJu
tant General Of the State, to be ny rim heo
in hisofice, and an abstract oil the aSSte-
cate number Of persons so returned, Sha!i 10
Stote Ia the War department at Wash
;nnton City on tor before the M 81
ai 7,nuarv each wear. And il any assessor shait
NEGLECT or from any cause omit 10 pGiioiii hiS
du7;ss The other assessors, either OF them, OF
the citv town or ward, shall perform S'ch o1ties'
All tavern keepers Keepers Vi nou.oiug H.; nJ
nersous having boarders IN Their tan,i'l7s, anu
every master and mistress OF any dwelling mousse
sbaH unon the application OF any assessor ei'o
Inflammation of the names oil all persons reslAg
, or LODGING in such house liable 10 be enrolled,
+ and IA, other proper information cohcer hFg such
= nersons as such assessor m1y demand II any
person OF whom information is required by any
r assessor In order to enable him to comply with
r ,be nroyision of this act, shall refuse 10 give
o such information or shall give false information;
he shall iorieitand pay not more thah ten de4afs
4 for each offence. Any person who shall refuse
TO give his own name and proper information,
when appied 10 by any assessor, or shall give
: false information, shall forfeit and pay ike
y sum: such penalties TO be recovered In any cour'
If comnettnt jurisdiction, in the nHme Of the
II State of Ohio; and it is hereby made the duty o.
= the assessors to report the names OF oil persons
d who NAV incur any penalty in this section pres
cribed, to the commandment OF the brigade If
:. which they reside: all moneys collected unar
! the provisions Of this act, shall be paid to tn
o county Treasurer and 90 to the military fund 0
said county. The assessors shall be compensated
for their services III making the enro linent re-
IF qured by this article at the same rate and IN IKE
manner as they are compensated Tor making the
annual assessme nts OF property.
April %, 1851
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HEanny's Improved gsower and
Reaper. WM

yTTE have very heavy lot OF spring 4. Summer
w Clothing that must be sold, II. 20.
ALSO, lAlaFgetot of Clofhs, ttassimefs, Summer
np22-t II liAFltEk NV
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE
NEW ATHENS. OHIO.

TNHE SUM MER SESSION Of this Institution will
commence on the first Monday Of May
At the last meeting Of the Board Of Trustees. 1t
was resolved to udmt pupils Of both sexes, to the
College on equal terms
The experiment has been thoroughly tried at ma.
nv Institutions and has, in every instance, proved
eminently successful Therefore, it is confidently
expected, that parents who are friendly towards
"0ld franklin" and who by their influence and
patronage, may assist in sustaining it as college,
in which both sons and daughters will have equal
advantages, in acquiring liberal education, will
have no occasion to repent their iberality.
April, %, l65T-2w
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SETEhnve very large aud superior lot Of Man
w tios which must be sold cheap
at22-tf HATCHER e. co.
A VERY large lot OF Stclla Grape IL Nett
N. Shawls can be found at Hatcher Il Co.'S,
Price-tron 50 TO S25 ar22-u
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A VERY superior lot of French Dress Good.
n lust received HATCHER g. co.
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iTAT5 5 aud Maze up Llohmg lor sale on goo
IL terms by
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BIZ session BIT Ii declared that Hall political
power e inherent in tho Ieople.v Following
out tho sans ilea, W. must declare by statute,
t.at Msf6stef tity attempt 10 abfidgc the inhcr-
vat psmsfpf ihe peCplcA-lle he legislator or
Ixyniasl- sl--sllaIl wv guilty Of something lase
hnprisoAlacas sappose, would doas well as
anything. ~. v
l,vsoctiosi Is, ,tfiis declared thak mo person
sasII bs ilcS,sisonsdf0 f0r dsbtih any c.xl action,
Il. inesne UT ihaal process, uless IN cases o.
Esafsd
Nc matt th4n eDaoA-e '-aAs Use @
TIC inigrissl's''
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Al Court Of Probate held lat 8. Berwick, within
aud for the County Of York, on the first Tuesday
in July, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and ffty-seven, by the Honorable I'd.
ward L Bourne, Judge Of said Court:
IN the petition OF Eli Jones, guardian VI Hannah
" A. Butler, Melvesla Butler, Orisla Butler, and
Elizabeth l. Hersom, minors aud heirs Of Went.
worth Lord, late Of Lebanon, III said county, de.
ceased, praying for license 10 cell and convey, al
public auction, or private sale, oil the right, title
aud interest OF his said wards in aud 10 certain
real estate, aud the proceeds therrofo put to inter-
es, viz one hllh Of one.scvenih psn each, Of the
homestead farm If laid Wentworth Lord, the
same being more fully described IN said petition.
ORDgRED, That Tie petitioner give notice thereof
10 NIL ps rsons Interested said estate, by causing
copy oi this order 10 D.. pabiished-in ihe Union
aud Eastern Journal, printed 10 Biddelord, In said
county, three weeks 81 cessively, that they may
appear alta Pmbate Court to be holden In North
Berwick In said County. on the first Tuesday 10
August next, al ten ofihe clock Ia the forenoon,
ana shew cause, u any they have, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
20 Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
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state Of Maine.

YORK. SO At the supreme Judicial Court
begun aud held al Alfred, wtIh4 and Coz the Coan
" of YORK, ga the 6rsI ruesiAy VI ApnI A ID
1857
. la the above action, Il appearing that the De-
fenJant i oal Of the Stat, aud IA never hera
iifr,l aud ha- 40 Tenant, Aseai, OF AiiV'Rry 'n
thIs Stale upon whom to serve notice, tue Court,
orIrr that the Plalnuh cause the deeadaai 10 be
notified IT the pendeaey Of this sun by sewing hun
with an siiesei copy ol the wit aud THIS ORDER oi
Court thereon, iOuctrrn day. Tor by puhllshing
the sane three weeks successfully Ia IN. Ualon
aud Eastern Journal, . Bew-psper printed IN Did
defood N siId COudiy OF Ynsk, the last 1uO''caiOn
thereof To he thrriy dsysl at csst bc',re The next
term Oi sad LOuu 10 he held al Allied, within
aud for ssld C,uaiy Of Yok. Oa the third Iu-es,al
II september A ID 1851 that he may then aud
there "a sid Court appear aud sbsw cause II sny
he have, WY Jadgneni, ~ ssid action, should not
srcadesvd against HIN ald execution issue ac-
ordngiy.
Attest, JAMES o MCINTYRE Clerk.
True eUpy oi the wfii aud Ooies vf C.at thereon
3w3i Aiie,t. JAMES o. MeiN riRL, Clstk.
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Cure Your Sore Eyes.
Or. PETiTT'S
An ERICAN EYE SALVE.

DR. J. A BERRY, of Saco, informs us Of a
child who was badly effected with Sore aud
Week Eyes. ~ To lie sCayely sbe Ia bear the
ligh, at oil, generally keeping It's lace buried In
the P'llOws.
Two boxes Of Eve Salye effected the cure.
ELDER HANSCOM, OF DuhaIn, luiOrns us
that hts mother has bren cSroI Of crtrsRl,ly tad
Eyes by tue Eye SsIye. They had been sU,e aud
weak lOr many years, eyelds liberated, aud
great week.-mrs. of tue vision
tie also cured a chlJ 1T vrry bad Sore Eyes by
few applications Ui the Eye SAVE.
HIRAM COVE, vi south Adams, Mass, says,
Il gave ioX to a lay Who had beeu afflicted
,riih sore sy,S THREE FEARS. .uu ~ cure, hun.
JOAN ". MILLER, ct Milei>hurg, Nv
writes any ilihrs ba> >uHrrrt greatly tor For.
" YEAR, trih CHRONIC INE'LA VA TON
OF THE EYES DAl hs ben ENTIRELY
CURED, By aSiSg the AMERICAN EYE
SALVE
SvvI"g what cure II effected uu him, I was
induced ia apply II To SCROFULOUS SORE
on Ny NOSE, Which was MUCH INF.Al
ED AND ULCERA FED, Havius DiscmAkGEp
MATTER FOR MORE THAN SIX YEARS. II, my sur
PRISE aud SSionl>huneul 10y the use Of OSE Box.
the ulcclWAS HEALED, aud tue cavity Is ill.
ing out
&, W. ATwELL, POrllind, General Ageut
Sold by all dealers IA medicine everywhere.
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American Safrty-Paper Manufac-
turing Company Of New York.
CAPITAL. 100000.
A. Nicholas, Prest. Office, 20 Wall St.

A Perfect Security against all manner Of
Fraud or Counierfaiing on Paper - To
Percent Photographs and Anastatic Coun-
trteis, Erdsures. Transfers or Alterations
Having purchased the Patent or the exclusive
righl 10 manufacture and sell the new Chemical
Paper In America, invrntrd aud patented ia Eng.
land by Henry GLySN, a celebrated chenls, aud
otfi, er M the BRUSH army, It is hardly necessary
10 -, that the Paper Is recommended by MIR.
Kent, Asstyerofi The U. ) Mint, Ne Lyman Of
e New York Clearing House, and Meade Broth.
er-. extensive aud skiiliul photographers, 23J
Broadway, n Y. The latter say that no imiia.
,,On rar he made on check or bank note printed
ON the Safety Paper Below Is our list Of prices
Bank Cherk>-35 cts per III
B,nk BllI>-SlS iOr 1000 >heeis.
Hills ct Exrh,ngr-S!6 f'r 1000 .hcets
Prpmissory NOies-40 cts per ID.
Sight aud Tune Daiis-s25 ior 1000 sheets,
Insurance P,l'cle> 40 cts. per Id.
Railroad Si,cks aud Bonds 40 cents per ID.
Rank aud State Sio.ks-i0 cts per 10.
R,nIlS aud Noutgggss-iO CTS. per III.
Wills aud De,ds-i0 cts. per ID
For wrapping silks aud ulher fine articles il is
.xrrllenr, as u prevents moths. 40 cts. a ID.
For Indeuture>s d Agreements. ~ cts. per ID
All Slate and County Records should always be
printed nc written on this Paper, as the chemicals
inserted in the pulp not only prevent ensure OF
iransier, hut make u lasting as time.
For Southern Ciimsits II u excellent, and
mlch sup, rior to any other as the mOs'ness OF
the climate does not destroy 1.-THE properties iH-
,erlrd Ia the pulp being preventive. In all the
southern states, Cuba, the West Indies aud the
Central Auercan States, ~ public records can
b. kept ever 20years, written on the ordinary
paper, while the oils aud other chemicals inserted
IN this PAPER makes IL ind-siruciible by the raw.
ages of time. II Is all proof against ino'hs, rat,
and other vrnnin, which feast on and destroy all
uth-r paper now IN use
The Conpd1y have now in operation Mills In
Morris County, n J VI ABOUT $40 horse power,
aud ,re abb, To nil all orders Tor Paper a, the
shortest notice.
Al orders Tor the Paper mus, BE- addressed to
A NICHOLAS, President ofth- Company, No.
10 Wall Street, OF to L q. CoWAN, Agent, Bid
d,lvfd. 3l3m
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FOR SALE.

THE hssss ssd lot on The eorper Of Msiss and Chez.
net Drssts, IN ths city, eecsptefb b. ths ssosssess'
Posssssisa given lnns.iaisiy. Agpy. uo.sos.
B.adss1sd, Nay sosh. 1851.
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Corn and Flour.

A SMALL Tenement nss, P !, s9 y BY
ssco, June s,h, 1857. 70