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A NEwSrAPIR.-H was Bishop Hor-
ner's opinion, that there IS no better NOR
aIist than a newspaper. lie says
The follies, vices and consequent mis-
cries of multiudes, displayed in a news
paper, are SO many beaconS constantly
burning to turn Others from the rock on
which they have been shipwrecked- What
more powerful dissuasive from suspicion,
jealousy and anger, than the story of one
friend murdered by another in a duel 3
What caution likely to be more etEectual
agaius. gambling and prohigacy, than the
fnournful relation Of an execution, or the
fate of despairing suicide? What finer
lecture on the necessity of economy, than
the auctions of estates, house and furni-
ture
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THE PANIc OvER.--The New York
Times says: -'' There is one good thing
about panic, and especially i financial
panic; from the very nature of the phe-
nomena it cannot last long, Panics new
er become chronic, and if they are mis-
chieyous in their effects, they are soon
over The financial panic of the present
season reached its culunniaing point last
week, and the subsistence is now very
perceptibIy felt. As the commercial COM
munity begin to feel coolly about them,
they discover that there was not 50 much
cause for alarm as they suspected. The
change for the better has already com
menced but it will require a long time
Of prudent and practical effort to recover
from the harm done during the past fort
night of excitement and alarm IN the COM
mercial world"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

IHE ADVANTAGES OF LADIES SOCI-
ErY.-It Is better for you 10 pass an even
ing once or twice a week In n ladyS
! drawing room, even though the conyers-
alton is rather slow, and you know the
girls songs all by heart, than in a club,
tavern, or IN the pit Of a theatre. All
amusements of youths, 10 which women
are not admitted, rely on it, are dele,eri-
GUS IN their nature. All men who avoid
female society have dull perceptions. and
are stupid, or have stupid and gross
tastes, and revolt against what is pure
Your club swaggeiers, who are sucking
the butts of billiard cues all night, call
female society insipid. Beauty has 30
charms for blind men, music does not
please poor beast, who does not know
one tune from ano.her; and as Il true
epicure Is hardly ever tired of water
anchovy and brown bread and butter, |
protest | can sit all night talking TO n well
regulated, kindly woman, about her girl
coming out, or her boy at Eton. and like
the evenings entertainment. One Of the
great benefits men can derive from wo-
mems society is, that he IS bound 10 be
respectful to them. The habit Is of great
good to your morals, men, depend upon IT,
Our education makes us the most emin-
emily selfish men in the world. We fight
for ourselves, we yawn for ourselves, we
light our pipes, and say we won't go out,
we prefer ourselves and our ease; and
the greatest good that comes to man
from woman's society is, that he has TO
thinh of somebody besides himself, to
whom he is bound to be constantly alten-
tive and respectful.-[ Thackary.
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A JoHx DEA9 ArrAIR.-Sofne goss

A JoHS DEAS ArFAIR.-Some gossip
was created at Petersburg, Va, few
days ago, by the rumored appearance on
the street of a lady from the wealthy cir-
cles OF Norfolk, in company with a smar.
Irish lad with q smart Irish lad with whom
she had slipped off to Weldon where their
fates were duly united by the very accom-
modating hymeniaI agent at that place. =
The circumstances connected with this
romantic match are SAID to form a parallel
with the late johnny D1an "at1air' in
New York. Il Is reported that the fair
one is sole heir TO 100000; and her pa
pa is liquor merchant TO boot.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

TIE STRANGE CoNEr.-The Comet,
first seen at the Cambridge University on
the 23d of August, has increased in bright
ness till it IS now visible to the naked eye
in constellation BooJcs. Mr. Bond, the
astronomer, says it was at It's least dis
tance from the earth on the first of Sep
tember, and WIS then distant from Us a
bout fl ty millions of miles; it will reach
its per.h lioa on the 18th Of this month
and will then be about fifty millions of
miles from the sun. This is evidently
not the great comet which made such a
brilliant display in the year 1914, and
whose return has been looked for some
time between the years 1886 and l56O--
but its elements somewhat resemble those
of comet discovered by Pons in Novem
ber, 1878.
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fgg- Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough

fgy~ Sarah, Duchess OF Marlborough
took malicious delight III living, because
though life gave her no pleasure, It gave
others pain. At one time 1t was thought
She must 90. She lay for great while
sneechless and senseless. The physician
said. she must be blistered, or she will
die. This touched her, and she scream
ed out. 81 wont be blistered, and wont
die!" and she kept her word.
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4 T0GNEN AND cot NSEIIes AT LAW, Mineral
\ s.sut Wis i practice IN ~ l,rcse and Circuit
,.t -..l~ ~lsie lni in The L. = DI,iirt Court ui-
- Hlluu sore. 9
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IE~ol I'D especially tender his protest. .eryice
~ ta .#c cItinyu, "t Mineral Point and vicinity.
.ace apT,,ife the tnited States IlnteL 9-I
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

Strict DIscIrLIaE.-Sergeant Wal
lace, of the Sith Regiment, British army
after seventeen years faithful service, has,
by the sentence of a court martial, been
reduced 10 the ranks, for drinking with a
private in a hotel at Chatham, England.
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Id N 4 IsEsit.

1 t-EHREEYS And COUNSELIUIlS At LAW. ana So
4 - Ia lHanccry, Mineral Point. Uilre 10 A!i-
.#.4ar.
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MRS. LAURA OTIS,

ATIETNi..'. and Dealer in Millinery Goods I.aGies
II 3..>s Trimmings, Fancy Goods, Sc-. next door Ia
e..e. Jrrvlry Storo iliSh-st, Mineral Point. 81
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DR.. BENZ. l.. BRISBANE.

.NE&AL D-alerin Dry Goods, tiroeeries Proyi- ION
u Itrts ,rr Ne. yellow Stone, Wis, Noy. T. Is5G 4
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

(DHH - NIIE-lIUI,
PAItI.ES EATON,

/ TIeENEN'S At LAW, Mineral Point, Wis. OHc
- owes Au>l~N . Iraul,i- store. 81
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sy BY doing good with his money, a
man, as il were, stamps the image Of God
upon il, and makes it pass for the good
of Heaven.
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=. Il. tI4AiSA,
RICHARD T.. READ

/, - 1ENET At LAW, AMI solicitor in Chaurcry. Mir
h a f"iut- once in Thomas new bIoct. 81
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". II. RANDALL. vi. ID

DIYSICIAN AND - KGEoN.-Ohice with Dr Wilber.
iu street. Dr. Randall, from his large pcrience
assistant play slciln in the Luuatic osl ta and otier
~ iaS IitutIous in Boston, Mass, hopes merit and
s-elsr share of the public favor and patronage
gaasSr- always reasonable. Stiff
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

~gaENEY AND COUNSELLOR. Solicitor ia CaAnce
4 -at ,riera Land gent Dodge, illc, Iona Coun
WISCONSIN,. 81
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MARK CoRIIIS.
BENZ. &. SCOTT.

NOTARY PUBLIC and Couveyaurer. Oiice in the
\ Uats Buildings, Mineral Point. Iowa Co.. Wis
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J. .B. NIOYFI:r2,. VI. +.

I tItE an- rcsi'icn,e at Arena, lows Co.. Visions
\ J 81
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ID hNF>. OILS AND yARNISHES.-
- Nalte Zinc, White Lead sryS oil
'Nl 1tEc. Rsd Lead,
.-l. raw and burnt. IGtharEe.
---'a >telua, - - Sugar OF Lead.
va .-ae Yellow, extra 4 mol Paris Green,
'Fretn, . =" PrusSian Blue,
...tHn- Ultramarine DO.
t'. gold Bronze. Silver Leaf. Dutch Metal. Lin
sperm tti, Netsfoot OIL. Elephant Oil. Whale
"a "-l. Olive OH, Castor oil. Salad OIL, Coach
As4lture Do, Copal do, Ds do. Japan do.
t53tf NITIAN'S.
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fNECccSsOT 10 30scph STlfh.)
gaEALERIN BOOKS, STATIONERY < WALL. PAPER
nearly opposite the e. ;. iipteI, Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06

THE BRAvEsr Man AT WATERLOO
4 bequest similar 10 the d" Jackson Gold
Snuff Box was once made in England
by a gen.Iemun, who left a sword TO be
given to 1.-THE bravest man at Waterloo
1t was referred TO the Duke of yelling
ton TO decide to whom the sword should
be given. The Duke would not say who
was bravest where ALL were brave, but
said that the men who were the most Sc
verely tried III that memorable day were
those who defended the chateau Hougou-
mont, and that inquiry should be made re-
gardine those that fought at that point
This was done, and the award was final
ly made to Il British sergeant, who, at a
critical moment, when the French had
unexpectedly forced open the gate of the
chateau, and were about TO enter, rushed
forward, and by the eXertion of great
personal strength and determination, sue
ceeded alone, in shutting the gate in the
face of the French troops, and holding ii
I'LL his comrades came TO his assistance.
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ey- Let us improve Time so that we
may enjoy Eternity
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In her arms. Turning to a splendid New
foundlant dog that was eagerly watching
his csuntenance, he pointed first to the
apron, and then to the spot where the
child had gone under. In an instant the
noble dog leaped into the rushing water,
and also disappeared. BY this time the
excitement was intense, and some persons
on shore, supposing that the dog was lost
as well as the child, procured a boat and
started off to search for the body. Just
at that moment the dog was seen far away
with something in his mouth. Bravely
he Struggled with the waves, but II was
evident his strength was failing fast, and
more Than one breast gaze a sigh of re-
Lief as the boat reached him, and 1t was
announced that he had the child and ii
was alive. They were brought on board /,
the dog and child.
Giving a single glance 10 satisfy her.
self that the child was living, the young
mother rushed forward. and sinking be-
side the dog threw her arms around his
neck, and burst into tears. Not many
could see the sight unmoyed and, as she
caressed and kissed his shaggy head, she
looked up to the owner, and Said
80, sir, | must have this dog; | am
rich; take all have - everything - but
give me my child's preserver."
The gentleman smiled and palting his
dogs head said, Il am very glad, madam,
he has been of service to you, but no.
thing in the world could induce me TO part
with him"
The dog looked as though he perfectly
understood what they were talking about,
and giving his side a shake, laid himself
down at his masters feet, with an express
sion in his large eyes that said palmer
than words, No, nothing shall part us -
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JOHN HOLLEsG sGSiIFAD.

NOTARY PUBLIC, CONVEYAECER K GENE
' AGENT, Linden, Iowa county Wisconsin. L
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A-A Cobb
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{ .NERtI LAND AGENT, opposite the [. $. Hotel.
y is.--r-, Mineral Point 81
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-10
SUMMONS.
STATE or CALlFOREIAl !
GulNrY OF INNIrY. |

CoryrY or lmNTY.
In t'o Di lld Court oc tie aiajh Inic,al District
The People Of lhe state % California pItgs.
ys @. i. Lynn. &C. al d,iadlat4
Tc Peqh II de Atels n C0l0gH.1
70 CT, LylH Wm, n, Lowe H. D. Seaman & H..
T. lraW5id, GTdiHg'
XOJ are hereby summoned to answer ihn COM
4 plant Of 1He Ieople u He Stfe 4f C0tio,n,n
fled against yon as follows II served ON you u
this County, within ten days iG served ont of
said County and in this Judicial District. within
twenty days IN all other Cases within forty da5 r.
IN each case exclusive OF The day Of such service
IN au action commenced against you in the aforc-
said Court, on the 18th day Of August a. d..
1857, wherein the said plantiH plays judgment
against yOu, the said defendants for the sum Of
twelve thousand and thirty-seyen 33-100 (5l2-
037 33) dollars, costs Of suit and money dis
burscmenis and legal interest. as hy copy Of said
plaintiff complaint, herewith served, win more
fully appear If you fail to answer said com
plant as herein directed, the plaintiff viii take
judgment against you w default for said amount
Of twelve thousand and thirty seven 33-l00 dol
lars costs Of suit, money disbursements, and lc-
gal interest
Published by order Of the Judge Of said Court
Witness, lI0N. Wa. L. DANGEnFIELD, Judge Of
tie said District Court Of the 9Th judicial Dis
trct, this 18Th day Of August A. D.. 1851.
Attest my hand and seal Of the said Court
[L.s] the day and year last above written.
JNO. A. WATSON, Clerk.
30. BY u. G.. STUART. Dep. Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-10
ELISHA KENT KANE.
A Biography. Ey william Elder.

In announcing the life of Dr. Kane, we are but
anticipating the wishes of thousands and tens Of
thousands of the admirers Of that great man.
Having been a personal friend of the deceased,
and enjoying large share Of his confidence Dr.
Elder is we'll qualified to do justice to the subject
This work will be issued in one handsome octa-
vo volume, and will equal in every respect the
superb volumes Of Arctic Explorations, recent
ly published. twill contain a new full-tace por-
trait, executed on steel, as well as engravngs Of
his residence. tomb, medals, &c.
In order to give this work large circulation
1t will be sold at the low price Of $3.50.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-10
BRAZIL AND THE BRAZILTAEG.
hey Eser. D. p. Tlidaer,
OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Ely Rev. u. q, Elclchar,

OF THE PREsB YTERTAN CHURCH..
This new and splendidly illustrated work Zone
large volume octave. in uniform style with the
superb volumes Of DR.. Kane's Arctic ExrlOra.
tions,) is the joint effort Of the aboyc-namcd gem
tlemen, who, as travellers and as missionaries.
(and one in an official position as Acting Sccrcta-
ry of the United States Legation at Rio.) have
had long and varied experience int land tull of
interest, whether we regard it in a natural, com
mercial, political or moral point Of Wow. $500.
re- Any of the above works will bcsert by
mail free of postage by rcmilting the published
price. AGENTS WANTED.
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October 10, 1851 So.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-10
More thnn 300 ,OCO Copies Sold in 9zOn;lia.
DIR. KANE'S GREAT WORK!
ARCTIC ExPEoRATroNs,

A Il g z G e x = i. Q 1s \ 7 . s.,
Is now being read by more than 100000 persons
old and young, learned and unlcarned. 1t is Just
the book which should be owned and read bv ev-
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pronounced it the most remarkable qi,d marvellous
acorh e0er publisbed. The foreign Journals aud
the most distinguished sqvans of Europe are ex-
travagant in its praise. 1t is more interesting
than Robinson Craoe; being a faithful account Of
privations and hardships the narrative OF which
cannot be read without a shuddpr. our most en-
anem men have We'd with each other in cXtollmg
its merits. Two vols, octavo supcrby illustra-
ted--three hundred cngravngs. Price $500.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-10
DIR. KANE'S FIRST NARRATIVE.
The United STATES SsrinnelI Expedition l.,
Search of Sir .sohm Franklin,

During the years lS5O-'5l. A Personal Mar
rative, by Elisha Kent Kane, NJ. D., us. n. One
volume, vo, upwards or $50 pages, containing
200 Steel Plates and Wood Engtayngs including
a fine steel Portrait Of Sir John Franklin, being
the only ever engraved in America. Also, q B-
ography Of Franklin, by s. A Allbonc. Price, So.
This work is totally distinct from the second
Arctic Expedition. and embraces much valuable
and interesting matter never before published
Itshould be owned by all whohaye purchased the
last Expedition, as it makes Dr. Kane's works
complete
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-10
S U NJ ON S
STATE or CALIFORNIA, !
County og TRINITY.

COUNTY OF TRINITY.
In the Dist. Court o! the 9th Judcia! Cist.
Peter lIamlin, Plaintiff,
vs. Isaac Farwel and William
Simmons, Defendants.
The Peopls 2f fbe state Of California
To ISAAC FARWELl & WILLIAM SHiN,MONS;
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO AN
l swcr the complaint of Peter lIomiin, filed
against you. as follows If served on You in this
County, within ten days. II served out of said
County and in this judicial District, Within tVcn-
ty days in all other cases Within forty DAYS I'm
each case exclusive of the day of such service In
an action commenced against you in the atore.
said Court, on the 81 day of August, \, H., lS57,
wherein the said plaintiff prays judgment against
you, the said defendants, for The sum Of eleven
hundred and fifty dollars, debt cost Of suit and
money disbursements, as by copy of said plain
tifi's complaint, filed herein will more fully Np-
pear. II You fail to answer said complaint MS
herein directed, the plaintiff viii take udgmcnt
against you by default for said amount q! eleven
hundred and fifty dollars, debt, costs o; suit and
money disbursements.
Published by order Of the County Judge Of
said County.
In witness Whereof 7, Jo,n A. Watson.
Clerk of the 9Th d strict Court of SAID
State in aud lot the County of Trinity.
[L.s.] have hereunto set my band with the seal
thereof hereto attached, this 81 day OF
August, \. y. 1851.
JNO. A. WATSON, CllE.
aus. Il, G., STUART, Deputy.
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FL @ II Il L
INTERNATIONAL.
SAN TRANCISC0. GAL.

~ TIE UNDERSIGNED REQUESTS THE
+ attention of the travelling public, and
strangers in particular, to the merits Of this
House.
Although but lately established uudor the sI-
pnrvision Of its present maaagcrs, set d,scrul-
mating public have discovered in ita
WE'LL MANAGED And SUPERIOR HOTEL
The present proprjetr SIS and managers, A. s.
HALEY, JOHN j. HALEY and z. II. ROBIN
SON, with an honorable drl'cdcy; not wishing TO
encroach upon the merits Of other houses. have
successfully eudcaYoled 20 establish for it the
name Of
FIRST GLASS HOTEL.
IL EVERY PARTICULAR
We would hero state hut the comparative uc
cess oil ibis House since January la has exceed
ed that of any other on the Pacific Coast, with
constantly increasing patronage. A convey yaucc
marked
"Interna5ioral Hotel Coach
under the personal superintendent Of Mr.. p. r.
Smith, formerly Stage Agent at Sacromcuto City,
is in attendance al all hours to convey passcn-
gers to ana from the Hotel. for one dollar each.
including baggage
A. s. HALEY. Lessee.
Assisted by JNO. !. HALEY. and
i. r. ROBINSON,
late Of the Rail Road House,
San Francisco, Sept. lst la51 @3.am.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-10

And embracing all his Expeditions. Suporbly IL
Illustrated with steel plates and Wood Cuts, en-
graved under the immediate suparintendeuce of
Col. Fremont, mostly from Dagueweotypos taken
on the spot and will be issued in style to match
DR. Kane's works 1t will also contain a new
Steel Portrait, being the only correct likeness Of
the author ever published Two vol, octav.-$5.
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SUMMONS $.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
CoCNrY or TRINITY,
In the District CMt Of III. Ninth judicial Dgr3t
David G. Erush, plalu,in vs. Thos. Maydwel,
ct. al defendant.
The Te3p'e Of tie state Of Cat6rE.o,
To Thomas Maydweu CaErrNa:
NOU are hereby summoned to answer the com
I pluiut Of David c. Brush, filed against you,
as follows If served on you in this County.
within ten days IL served out of said County
and in this judicial District, within twenty days;
in all other eases within forty days, in each case
exclusive Of the day Of such service in an action
commenced against you in The aforesaid Court,on
the llth day of May, A, d., 1851, wherein the
plaintiff prays jud4ment against you. the said de-
PENDANTS, for thc sum that may be found due him,
cost Of suit and money disbursements, ana also
that certain deeds be nunuled. 50 far as they in
ttrtcre with plaiuthe rights, and for sale Of Ger
tain premises as by copy Of said plaintiffs com
plains, herein flod viii more tally appear II
You fail to answer said complaint as herein di-
lcctcd, the plaintiff Will take default against you,
and ask Of lns Hon. Court such judgment ~ may
be demanded in 'he premises and as may seem
equitable. Published by order of the Court.
Witness, Hon ". p. DANGERFWLD, judge of
the said District Court Of the Ninth Judicial Dis
uist, tbs 18th day Of August \. D., 1851.
Attest, my hand and seal Of tha said Court
[r.s.) the day and year last above written.
JNO. A. WATSON, Clerk.
30 BY IL. q. SrUAET.D. p. Clerk.
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Executors Notice.

A LII CREDITORS OF HENRY sEELYE,
a dec, late Of Trinity County. will exhibit
their claims, accompanied BY the necessary YOU
chers, within ten months from this date to the
undersigned, executor Of said estate, at Weaver
Vile, or they will be forever barred.
DANIEL ROWLAND
Executor estate Of Henry scelye, zee.
Weaver, Sept. %, 1857. STAT
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
' the term Of the Board Of Supervisors of Trim
ily Coanty, California, to be begun and held on
the first Monday in November 1857, the under
signed will apply for renewal Of his license 10
keep toll bridge across the Trinity River at
Kanaka Bar NJ w. PERSONETT & co.
Weaver. oct. |, 1877. 37it
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT | HAVE THIS
l day sold and conveyed all my interest in and
to tho Grass Valley ranch, and the real and per-
Ponal property connected Herewith, to Spencer
Lowdeu, TO whom have delivered the same, and
withdrawn from the firm Of W, s. Lowden g. Co.,
and from and after this date will be responsible
for no transactions or liabilities Of said firm,
MARSHALL Ii. LOWDEN.
Grass Valley, Sept. %, 1857. 373t
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ADyrET,8ISI rs THE AfJ1NTIC STATES
!. p. i. has now completed his arrangements
for the forwarding Of advertisements TO all the
principal largest circulating Journals and News.
papers published IN The Atlantic States.
a fine opportunity is here oH red 10 tlo.e Who
wish to advertise il any palt oi the Union. OF
doing 80 the lowest rates, aud in prompt and
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