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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-01-22

IL When we compare the state of
things in our town and county with those
Of Cincinnati and Louisville, we feel to Of
fer thanks for the comforts we enjoy
Old winter has wrapped his mantle of
blasted cold around them. leaving them
destitute Of fuel. and without the ways or
means of obtaining the same, while their
families are perishing with the cold, and
to add to their suferings, thousands of
hmiIies have been compelled to cut up
and burn their fences, furniture and out
houses, for the purpose of getting fire to
prepare their frugal meals. Thus, be.
tween freezing and starving, do these peo-
pie suffer, while we, in the great Coal
Region are supplied with No. article,
at from 6, and cents per bushel, and
are comfortable and cosey, and while the
cold blast of winter is raging out ofdoors,
We draw around our stoves and CRATES,
which glow with the burning coal
Will the people of Cincinnati be longer
blinded to their interest and comfort
Will they again, during another winter,
be forced to pay from 60 cents to 81, per
bqshel, for coal? Will they stand with
folded arms, and be imposed upon by the
combinations of spectators and Railroad
Companies, or will they freeze or starve
to death. in this land OF plenty? No! no!
II there is amy possible way or manner
TO avoid these horrors f horrors!
Let us inform you, our fellow citizens
Of the Queen City, there is both the way
aud the means within your grasp, and on.
ly awaits your action in the matter to
supply your wants. In this the county
ofJackson, there are inexhausibe quan-
titles Of superior Coal, which is at your
command. You have it inyour power to
overcome that great obstacle, the closing
Of navigation on the Ohio River by ice
and drouth, by lending your mighty aid
In completing the Hillsborough Railroad
10 Jackson, which was so uurightcously
abandoned through tho false misrepre-
sentations Of an act of consolidation with
20 Marietta Railroad. Did the citizens of
ncinnati know wherein lay their inter
Sests, and '-hat would add to their comfort,
their voices would echo and re-ccho along
the line OF this abandoned Road, aud the
loud -tongued thunderbolts OF the suffer-
4fag, freezing aud starving thousands
would not cease, until the loud neigh Of
the Iron Horse was heard, haiIing from
the Jackson hills, proclaiming 10 the suf.
4fering men, women and children, the
glad Iidings, COAL Coalll CoaIllI
We hope soon to here from the supc'
Hor Court. and that their decision will be
Aat of disolving that odious contract that
hss been the curse and damning blast of
dis great and important Railway.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
CINCINNATI. Jan.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2I, 1857
FLoUR-$5 25O53O.
GRAIN-Corn at Soc. Oats 42c. Bar.
ley, good, at 81 500155. Wheat 81 l3.
PEoyIsIoNs--Lard prime at 1r. Ba.
con Sides and Shoulders 74094.. Mess
Pork SIG so. Hams lO4@1o4,
SuGAR--l080l1c.
MoLAssEs-73cts.
COFFEE -1l4@l1$c.
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JACKSON MARKETS.
JACKSON, Jan. 20, 1857
MARRIED.

On Sunday evening, Jan, 18th, 1857, by W. D.
higgins, j. .1P., Mr., VAN BURAS Johnson, to Miss
hlzAHErn McCIvRE, all Of Jackson county, Ohio.
On ths2lstOf Doc, 1855, by John ]. Jones, ]. P,
FRAaKrIa WIsrMAN and MARY J. KgRE.
By the same, ON the 18th Of Jans 1887, JosEpH
CANrER and MARY Ann PRrer, all Of Jackson coun.
ty, Ohio.
On the morning Of the 2Ist inst, by the Rev. G..
II. Warren Mr.. ELI Atm and Miss SARAH Hell
FfiISsTiNE, all Of Jackson, Ohio.
Accompanying the above notice, was
share of the fxins' for which, we return
our thanks. Soon after the ceremony of
binding these two loving hearts together,
they took the cars on bridal tour, to
whom, we wish God-speed and a safe re :
turn, and
May they always End TIE TRACK so smooth,
That 1T may all their TROUBLES soothj.
And may THEIR swIr6IiEs be always right
Both by day and throughout the NIGHT.
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Temperance Meeti9 \

~
Mr.. EDlToR:--Sot19 time since, a MUM
Der of the citizens of Liberty Township
agreed to call ameeting to discuss the sub
ject of temperance. The meeting was
calledon Thursday evening the, 18th inst,
and was called to order by appointing Mr.
-tAslax. Young of Scioto Up, to the chair,
and Mr.. j. B. Smith, to act as Secretary
! The Rev. Mr.. Buchanan being present,
u Vas requested toAoPen the meeting
" prayer. Z
The folowin5paper was then presen,
ted to the considSadoRof the meeting.
WHEREAS, IntempaS1cais great per
sonal. social and moral evil; and the
sourceQ( many other evils, such as pro
family, glmbling, misspent time, loss Of
peace in 4amiles, loss of moral character,
ANDWnEREAs We are social beings,
and do naturally exert an influence either
for good otASil, over those with whom
we associate.
Therefore ReROlued, lst That we ought
to condemn drunkenness, and shun it, as
we should the pestilence.
Cd, Resolved, That we are bound,
both by the laws of our social nature, ard
by the moral law to endeavor by all prop
er means, both to prevent and suppress
intempeIance as far as we can.
Sd, ReSolUed, That we reqsest the pub
Ilcation of the above Resolutions in The
jackson Standard.
The above Resolutions were discussed
by several persons present, and. were
unanimoHs'y adopted by the meeting.
On motion adjourned, to meet on Thurs,
day the 29th inst, at same place, Tape S
School House, at one o'clock P. NJ.
A. YOUNG, Chm.
J. B. SMITH Sec'iv.
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ne 6nrFs to take bills on the bank
u East Tennessee, which are worth 20
cents to the dollar, in full payment, and
adds:
"Persons wanting TO square up with
us, can now do so. If, however, they
wish to get off at cheaper rate, they
can withhold even these bills, and we
promise during the coming year to re-
ceipt them in full through the paper,
forever, and file our claims against them
in the High Chancery Of Hearen, and
let them settle with their God in the
world to come
"And to leave all without excuse, we
further agree to take Shanghai chickens,
oop-skirts, boot-jacks, broom corn, ba-
by jumpers, fishing tackles, patent med
icines, sucking pigs, frozen cabbage, old
clothes. Colts revolvers, second hand
tooth-brushes, ginger-cakes, parhed
corn, circus tickets, or any other article
found in country retail store!'
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Great Cure after the E9hysit
FAILED,
RCssELvIL1E, Ohio. Jan.

DIR. G. NJ. Jackson-Dear Sir--"We
form you that we are out of Huohand's Ges...
te"s, which meet with ready sale. One of our
bors has been doetorins for some time, (we D
about two years. with all the doctors in the q
try, but all of no avail. He looked as much Ii
dead man going abou1, as anything we can .
pare him to. His Disdase appeared TO be an
flowing of the gall. With hard persuasion "
vailed on him to try your Bitters, with. taaaavz
to mifit did no good, we would charge
ing for it, provided he toJh six bottles i
to the direction, which he has done, and
tirely cured, and has become well man. ~
has created great sale in this neighborhol.
Respectfully, EDWARDS 4 III
See advertisement.
Jan. 22, '56. 44-2w
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MIC
ARAGUA.
Seizure Of The Transit Steamers.
walker and his Army at Rivas.
PASSENGERS TAKEN TO AS
PINWALL.

NEW ORLEANS Thursday Jan 10, 1861
The steamship Texas, from San Juan,
Nicaragua, has arrived below this city.
The Pursuer reports that the Costa
Ricans, protected by the English feet,
bad seized every steambot on the San Juan
River.
The steamer San Carlos left Virgin Bay.
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The Hon JAMES s, (iBGks, .lwho yt&s
just been chosen 10 fll ca Benton S
seat in the U. s, Senate, is one of the
ablest and bilterest OF tho ''Anti-Ben.
tons Of Missouri. He is OF course
thoroughly in sympathy with the Border
Ru0ians, and will lraternize in the
Senate with Col, jeff Davis and the
South Carolnians. This is as we ex.
pected. Col, Benlon's Scepter is con.
clusively broken in MSSouri.-N. Y.
Tribune.
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~ b.

THE SUGAR TAx.-The proposition to
repeal the duties on imported sugar
meets with very general approval, and
we have hopes for the passage Of the bill
The whole questan involved is simply
this:--'Why should we pay fourteen
cents a pound for brown sugar, when by
repeating the tax we may buy it for six!"
Oswego Times
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BE ON Your GUARD. Counterfeit IS
notes on the Mercantile Bank of Con-
necticut are in circulation. The vignette
is simply train of cars, with man
standing on the tender; Whereas, in the
genuine, the vignottc shows two trains.
one in full view and tho other in the
distance They are so perfect as to de-
ceive the best judges of bank notes
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Arrival of the City of Washington

SANDY Hook Jan. II.
The steamship City of Washington,
with dates from Liverpool to the 30th OF
December, arrived off Sandy Hook this
morning.
The city Of Canton had been lombard
ed on the 24th Of October by the British
under Admiral Seymour, which caused
a great advance in tea in the English
market.
Prussia and Switzerland continue their
preparations for war, but the recent in.
telligence is favorable to the demands Of
Prussia dimin shing.
A Prussian journal says that the
American Envoy has offered to loan $50
900 600 10 Switzerland, in case she need.
I'd it.
Austria strongly protests against the
war.
The Federal Assembly met at Berne
on the 9th ult. The President made a
warlike speech.
The Swiss troops, numbering fifteen
thousand, passed through Berne or the
22d uIt., on their way to BasIe, en- route
to Rhienrustal. The same number to
SchaffausHen,
1t is said that Count KsseloR, the
Russian Ambassador at Paris, has for,
maIIy agreed TO the Bessarrabian ironti.
er as proposed by the Allies,
Eighteen thousand Swiss residents of
Paris have dem anded passports TO return
home.
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There was rather full supply of beef
cattle at market on wednesday. and a
decline upon the prices Of the last few
weeks equivalent to half a cent pound
for the meat on the best, and one cent
on the ordinary grades 1t is thought
the decline is only temporary. Prices
and other particulars are given in iul
in our market reports--N, Y Tribune,
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lie dicai NnpOssibilities, 8,

tor long timea certain class of diseases h
batfiod the skill and practice of the most aain
members of the regular medical faculty. FpMsi
among these We might instance epilepsy or
his. Happilynow by the skill and inyeitfre
OF an eminent chemist of Baltimore. Md. this
has been brought within the means of 4 cur
ailude to the preparation called the Vege
tract Epileptic Pills, invented and prepS
Seth ). Hanee, Of lG3 Baltimore street, BE =
Md. Since their dssoyet-r-sss.. r~rsons =. 6
given upall hope of cfer boirl vt'
stored to the full enj .ymenf4 # +
among these we pjRst "a, +
Lightfoot, Of I4ntsyille, Al&6afna. .
fered as much from Epilepsy, as any ot,ssl
the world: meyer knowing what it
week without having IN attack. and
the streets of Huntsv TO- lie is ID
and has not had an attack for moro thaNV
Hance's Pills have betl the sure eanse n
These pills also cms all modfcati,,,
Spasms, Cramps &C., nd arc very seryi
persons of weak pcrve Dr. Hance send
any part of the count on IT, feee -
tance Price, one boz, So; tvs, - a, & + Y 8
Address Seth S. Hanee, los Baltimore
tim0re, Nd.
Jan. 20, '57. Al iw
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PetersOn's Magazine.

This beautiful work for February, has
been received. 1t contains much inter-
esting matter, and a large and well select
ed quantity Of patterns for ladies and
childrn's clothes, Terms, $500.
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STATE WITHOUT TAx.--The State OF
Texas is in a most en- viable condition in
regard to her finances. She is The en-
w oI the country. Her Comptroller, in
a recent report, presents the following
haltering picture of her condition "The
State is out OF debt, with "a surplus OF
over million ot dollars in her Treasury
"a permanent 5 per cent. school fund
Of ten millions of dollars--an unappro-
prialed public domain, estimated at one
hundred millions of acres, which; ifjudl-
ciaIly used, would subserve all the puT'
poses Of internal improvements required
oy line State, and tax lighter tn, n is
imposed on any other people. and which
is adequate 10 all the wants of the gov
ernment, The aggregate amount Of tax
able property is very nearly $l50,0O0.
900, being all increase of $22 500 600
over the previous year. The present fl
nancia condition Of the State is highly
satisfactory. and calculated TO inspire
confidence in its ability 10 carry out the
grand scheme OF Internal improvements
to which the aid of the State is pledged,
Bnd which will enhance the value of all
she now possesses fourloId."
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ET Mr., Cone, that obliging and gen.
temanIy Pcdlar of Fancy Notions, Cigars
etc showed his smiling face in our Sane
tum few days ago, and with his usual
kindness, laid upon our table box Of
superb IIavannas. Mr.. G. is a regular
vslant to our town, and his stock of ex-
celcnt goods are worth an examination
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New York Market.

New YoRK, Jan. 90, 1857.
FLOUR-$6 3o@$6 60.
WHEAT-Sl 1901 40.
CORN-75O75c.
PROVISIONS-Mess Pork $40 371.
w. Lard buoyant and sells at 1919.
WHISKEY--27.
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0%rJames Weeks, offers to give com.
Portable quarters and good bargain, to
any one who wishes to buy a House and
Lot. See his advertisement under the
head Of New Advertisements.
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My opponent. Mr.. Speaker persists in
saying that he is entitled to the floor -
Whetherit is so or not, l shall not inquire,
All | have got to say is, that he viii get
ioored if he interrupts me again.
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S5hon, the correspondent of the
New York Times answered the. e.questions
affecting himself, but declined respond.
ing to some respecting others, on the
ground that he could not do so without
a dishonorable breach Of confidence, He
also insisted on the right and duty Of
hewspaPersto actupon moral convictions
without holding themselves responsible
TO present proofs, unless specific charges
are made against individuals by name.
The Superintendent of Public Print
ing has requested the House Committee
Of Ways and Means to report an ap-
preparation OF nearly $247, 900 as defci-
ency, to finish the printing ordered, dur
ring The first session, OF the immense
amount OF which he says, the members
could not at that lime been aware.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
At the closing session of the Agricul,
tural Society yesterday proposition was
adopted, urging upon Congress the en-
dowment Of an Industrial University in
each State and Territory by grant of
land, valued mot less than $500,O00. A
committee, consisting of Messrs. Corcor-
an, Curtis, Calvert, French and Browne,
were appointed to farther this object.
W. +. M. Army has arrived here with
a petition, numerously signed by the cit
liens of Kansas, with out regard to party,
asking of Congress donation of lands,
similar to those granted to the Western
States, for the establishment of a univer-
sity and seminaries of learning ia that
Territory. =
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~ Look out for counterfeit IS on the
Bank of Lansnburg, N. Y. Vignette is
Il boy on horse, flock of sheep, cts; fe.
male sitting in figure Q on the right end
imitation of genuine.
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RT"c p Chandler. offers very de-
sirable piece of land for sale 1t is well
timbercd, and has both Coal and Ore
See HIS Advertisement.
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FORTY YEARS AT SEA WITHOUT A DIS.
AsrGR.-Caplain John F. Bowers, of The
bark Mary Broughton, at this port, pre-.
vlous 10 sailing on his last voyage, stated
to friend says the alias, that he had
been forty years at sea, lhirty-one OF
which ~ (d been master, and during
all Ia =, sustained dis
asIer' gincipaIly engaged
in the W - RosIon Frav,
elIer, Ian - n
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Qst 'eo. A. Crofut, general Advertisement
Agent; next door to the Post Office, Philadelphia,
is our agent for procuring Advertisements and
Subscription for that city, and has full power to
collect the amounts due this o Ofiice, for The same
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4 ET Thanks TO the Hon. IL. S. Bundy,
tAnd E + Bingham, of the Ohio, Lcgis-
lature, and the Hon 0. T. Moore, of the
R. and the Hon, B F. Wade; of the
sSS Senate, for Public Documents.
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BROKEN BANKs.-Erie City Bank, Erie,
Pa; Bank of IIallowel, Maine; Ex-
change Bank, of Bangor, Maine; Hol-
yoke Bank, Northampton, Mass; Ian.
caster Bank, Lancaster Pa; Manulac-
turers' ~ Mechanics Bank, Columbus,
Ga; Canton Bank. South China, Me. =
Bank oftho Republic, R. L.; Bank of East
Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn.
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Gentlemen ;-Considcrations Of duty to thd
icted alone prompt me to send YOU this voluI
testimonial to thegreat value of CARTER'S 81
dSH MIXTURE, for that almost ineurable dis
Scrofula. "a =,
Without being disposed, or deeming it neS
to go into the particulars Of the case, [ can
the astonishing results thaehaye been prti
that medicine, on member-of my own faiiH
unaer, t my own observation and superinseha0i
ter the skill Of the best physician had h.as..a
ted, and all the usual remedies h.
justify me in recommending itailal Z.
be suffering from that dreadful ma
| do not mean to say that it isAd =
stitutions, or that it will afford Ia
all cases; for, Of course, can InI;
that-but FROM what have seer
would not hesitate to use il in any
Scrofula, with persons for whom
or over whom could exercise inl
Respectfully your
January s, 1857 42-4w ~
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Ey Old Poker is advised to mind his
own business, and not be Pokiag his dir
ty nose into that of every body else
We think it would be . disgrace to the
paper, or we would give the initials of
old five cent Draw.
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,fB~H. g.. souELL, late of the firm of SkiIiu.
>fasscher, Owen & Sehell, United States Foreign
Newspaper dyertising Agent, Moffats Building,
e5S Broadway, New York
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EyIt Aperfect nuisance 10 our couI

EE tt II peFIecI hulsahco TO OUT coun'
try people, to have lot of half,starved,
crow.baits Of horses, feeding on the CON
tents of their sleighs and wagons. We
hope that the Marshal will abato the nui-
uanna
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EFThe Jackson Brass Band" was
out on Sleighing Excursion, on Tues
day evening last, The music was cxcee-
dinghy well performed
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EF A bill TO compel free negroes to
leave the State is before the Alabama
legislature.
The fur trade OF Minnesota amounts
10 about 100000 annually.
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Egour city, says tho Portsmouth
Tribune, of the 10Th, is well supplied
with coal, arriving by Railroad. Price,
del yered, II cents per bushel.
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sAcKsoNs G. II. OHIO,


EI-F. w. HusrT & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, No. /,
Dacon's Building, NV. cor, Walnut 4 Sixth Sts.,
are our sole Agents to procure subscriptions aud ad
Vertisenents, in that city,
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Although Col, Fremont did not
receive vote in eleven of the slsvehod-
ing States, and but 2l7 in tae remain.
ing four, his is nearly as large as that
given ior Gen. Scott four yearyago, in the
entire Union. On the olhef hand, Ol.
though the total vote is nealy million
larger Than ii was then the Democratic
vote has only increased about 25 900,
Pour years agoihe DemoeNcy we're in
majority oil 40 900 owe = her
parties, Nov they are. in, lly
-ot nearly four hurdred lhou
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Temperance Meetings

We publish in to'day's paper, the pro-
teedisgs ofa Temperance Meeting, held
Ia Liberty township. in this county,which
vas addressed by Rev J Buchauan.--
pod people Of Liberty are determin'
ld what they can in the way Of pre-
the use of intoxicating drinks in
". by pursuading their neigh
ycome temperate In themselves,
aleink, is a sure way to effect
Dot bo we'll to call meetings
nd use the same means, pur-
en the use Of the monster.
rts have more or less in
of abating The sale Of in
aots. Pursausion, and ap.
A(eelings Of man, Is Que
lpct lhc great refor-
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0-1rThe Union Ball." at the Ameri
can House, comes off on the 18th of Feb.
ruary, instead of the 18th, as was stated
in the advertisement last week. Mr..
Palmer is making every preparation to
have a pleasant and agreeable party
Good order and good music may be ex-
pected on the occasion. Tickets $3 ,OO
per couple.
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ETWe are. informed that Mr., John
Hough. Postmaster at Chillicothe, has
been removed, and L, B. Eshelman, for.
merly editor Of the Chillieohe Adyertr
ser, appointed.
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Fox IIuST.-Would not this be o good
tine 70 get upa oircalafTeE Eantf
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Valuable Mi
To the Public.

An error occurred in the Advertiser tent =
lahng to Cambria Furnace, which arpcare
the Standard, sometime since; VIM. B. u
was advertised as havhs, sold outhls intere5ts
said Furnace itshOuIQ have bpen VIM. j
Jones.
The subscriber still has an interest in Can
bria Furnace, which he feuds 10 retain-v
WTJNIA II = zE1S
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Rc-elcctiOn OCU. y, senmeor.

CucAGo, Jan. 20.--James Harlan was
e e'elected as United States Senator, at
Iowa City, on Friday last, by 80 MAORI
y over Shaleubergsr, democrat.
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Godey's Lady's Book.

The February No. ofihis fayorite Mag
asine Is early in receipt, containing much
valuable and Interesting matter, besides
a large number of patterns, embroidery,
designs forladies' dresses, cloaks, with a
most beautiful colored Fashion Plate, in
which may be seen the bride, which
we think, is superios thing we have
wing "CharftS lie, that we
almost imagined - tete ith
a living, breathing beaute6t lady, ne
artist has done full justice}to his work.
and which will be spoken 9f for ages, as
masterpiece, in itself wotsh the sub
scription pfics<so the Book Price per
year, $50