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The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26

INTO three municipal townships, bounded re-
spectively as follows, to wit: sae
The boundary lines Of the first municipal
township shall be, and they are hereby es-
tabiished as follows :: Beginning at the north
east corner of the county; thence west on
It's northern boundary line to the north west
corner of the county; thence south on It's
western boundary line to the south west cor
ner township seventeen, range FIVE; thence
east to the eastern boundary line of the
county thence north on said line TO the
place of beginning-to be known as Council
Grove township.
The boundary lines of the second muni-
cipal township shall be, and they are hereby
established as follows: Beginning at the
south east corner Of Council Grove town
ship +; thence west to the south west corner
OF township seventeen, range eight; thence
south to the southern boundary line of the
county thence east on said line to the south
east corner of the county thence north to
the place of beginning-to be known as Cot.
tOnwood Falls township.
The boundary lines of the third munich
pal township shall be, and they are hereby
established as follows: Beginning at the
north west corner of Cottonwood Falls town
ship thence west to the western boundary
line OF the county; thence south on said
line to the south west corner of the county;
thence east to the south west corner of Cot
tonwood Falls township; thence north to
the place of beginning-to be known as
Wise township.
|. 1t was further ordered by the said Board
,s,of county Commissioners that an election
be held In the several townships above
named, on the 4th day of January. 1858,
for the purpose of electing Justices of the
Peace and Constables-each township being
entitled to two Justices and to two Consta-
bles. The places of voting TO be those au-
thorized and designated for voting on the
Lecompton Constitution, submitted by The
Territorial Legislature at its recent called
session. Attest:
c. V. ESKRIDGE, Clerk.
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26

The Konigsberg Gazette says that the
Government of st. Petersburg has decided
on not preventing, for the future. the Ma
sonic Lodges from increasing in Russia
Hitherto that association has been strictly
interdiased there. each public functionary
'nelng Obliged to pledge himself not to form
pant of it The Greek Church had, in
iact, at one time, visited il with an anathe-
ma. Notwithstanding these precautions.
there Is ne doubt that Masonic Lodges
nave long existed secretly in the interior of
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26
Indignation Meeting.

According to call made by the Commit
tee of the 18th District, to express the views
of the people in regard to the unwarranted
action of their Representative, G. Columbia,
in voting for the members of the Territorial
Legislature from Leayenworth county, who
were elected by the frauds perpetrated at
Kickapoo, met at the Emporia House on Fri
dav, Dec. 25th, 1857, when L. T. Heritage
was elected Chairman, and J. V. Randolph
Secretary.
On motion of n. S. Storrs, Messrs. VIM.
Perry, Albert Thompson and James Jack
son were appointed as committee to draft
resolutions expressing the views of the
meeting Said committee reported as 1ol-
lows:
Your committee, to whom was referred
the subject of the late act of c. Columbia in
the Territorial Legislature, in regard to the
contested seats from the Leayenworth Dis
trict, would beg leave to report as follows
WHEREAS, the evidence before the said
Territorial Legislature was of the most pos
tive kind, insomuch that the report of the
committee of said Territorial Legislature left
not the slightest room to doubt that the
members who came with certificates Of cleo
ton were not entitled to seats and
WHEREAS, our Representative was elect
ed upon the distinctive issue of FREEDOM,
and opposition to all fraud, from whatever
direction it may come therefore
ResoLUed, That in voting for the retention
of said frauduJentfy elected members in
their seats, the said Representative betrayed
the interests and wishes of his constituents,
and gave too glaring proof of his insinceri-
ty to the pledge made previous to his cleo
ton, and of his criminal completely with his
Border Rufian colleagues.
Resolved, That We condemn, in the most
positive terms, the said acts. an1 hereby
publish to the people outside of our District
that we henceforth disown said Representa-
tive, and viii not hold ourselves responsible
for his acts.
RESOLVED, That we hereby declare that we
have no confidence in the good faith of said
Representative, and hereby, in behalf of his
constituency, ask of him to resign at once
his disgraced seat in our Territorial councils.
(Signed,) WV. PERRY,
- - ALBERT THOMPSON,
JAMES JACKSON.
The report of the Committee was accepted
and adopted.
L. T. HERITAGE, Pres.
j. V. RANDOLPH, Sec.
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Election Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed
Commissioners by the Governor Of kanzas
Territory. hereby give notice that there
viii be an election held in Breckenridge
county on the 4th day of January, 1853. in
the several precincts established by the
BOARD of County Commissioners of the
above named county, for the purpose of
voting on the Lecompton Constitution as
autborized by the Territorial Legislature at
its recent session. The Judges of election
hereby appointed, will open poll books,
and provide a suitable box for the reception
of ballots, on which shall be written or
urinted the words: 90 For the Constitution
framed at Lecompton, with the slavery ar
ticle;" or, For the Constitution framed al
Leeompton, without the slavery article :
or, the words, Against :" the Constitution
framed at Lecompton.' -.
The following precincts have been estab-
lished, and Judges appointed
Emporia Precinct-Judges. 7. E. Hicks,
]. B. Fuller, c. G. Slocum.
Kanzas Centre Precinct-Judges, D. Phil
lips. R. W. Cloud, ]. B. Swallow.
Cottonwood Precinct Judges, George
Evans, D. Ormsby, David McMullen.
Americus Precinct-Judges, Z. Yeakley,
W. Thompson, II. Elliott. res
Agnes City Precinct-Judges, George I
Goddard, s. w. Rowe, E. Hyde.
WILLIAM GRIMsLEY,
ELISHA GODDARD, Com.
E. P. BANCROFT,
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26

Preamble and Joint Resolutions of the Territorial
Legislature in relation to the Constitution framed
at Lecompton, Kanzas Territory, the 9Th day
of November.
WHEREAS small minority of the people
living in nineteen of the thirty eight coun-
ties of this Territory, availing themselves
of law which enabled them to obstruct and
defeat fair expression of the popular viii.
did, by the odious and oppressive applica-
ton of the provisions and partzan machine
ry of said law. procure the return of the
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26

We learn from the Ranzas Ne,rs, that
Mr.. G. V. Eskridge, formerly of this
county, has been elected Recorder and
Clerk of Breckenridge county, Kanzas. Mr.,
Eskridge is a talented young man. and a
good fellow, and we wish him success in his
new field of labor Canton III. Register
Mr.. Eskridge it viii be remembered went
to kanzas, In So, Nebraska Democrat
but when he there learned that to be Ne
braska man he must be for slavery, he, as
a true democrat would. demurred, and since
that time has labored for freedom in Kan
zas. He is in all respects worthy of the
post his fellow citizens have given him.
Vermont, III, FIlto1,ian
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Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
IN istration have been granted to me by the Pro-
bate Court of Breckinridge county, Kanzas Terri
tory dated 18th Oct, A. D. 1887. Now therefore,
all persons having claims against the estate of John
D. Skidmore, deceased, late of Wise county, Kan
Territory, required to exhibit them for al
lowance to the undersigned, Administrators, with
in year after the date of said letters, they
may be precluded from any benefit of said estate,
and if said claims be not exhibited within three
years from the date of said letters they shall be
forever barred. 4. ZELIMA SKIDMORE,
deel9-3w Administrative.
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26

A subscriber gentleman of intelligence
Wfiang TO US from Sonora county. Cali
iOrhia. says that it is admitted on ali sides
mat Oregon win be slave holding State
ano that an effort viii be made in q short
ume to divide California aud make of it
-~o Ststes-tbe farming country to be
AiaEe-hoiding. and the mining districts free.
+-Le<aagton, No, .Expositor. FF5-,
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Hesneria

TNHE undersigned has few Shares in Hesperia,
i on the Verdigris, which he will dispose of on
liberal terms. The investment will certainly re-
turn a handsome profit.
C. V. ESKRIDGE.
Emporia, Kanzas, Dee. 18th, 81
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Rates Of Advertising. 4

,.ert;op per line each suhseausns insertion
,., one dslIsr iiHes Per annuE eae seurth eoieE.
-. mas. Il %, % 90; one yee S9e An tran
col s-r;za Advertisements paid in advance.
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single eopieslo of The NEwsin wrappers for sale
=. this Office, at five cents per copy.
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26
c. Y. EsKRIDGE. Clerk.

L was also ordered by the said Board of
Commissioner that Wise county, being at
tached to this g for al civil and military
purposes. shall be. and is hereby divided
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26

wanted at this Office.--A few cords Of wood
OH feet in length, on subscription. s
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26

The statement that senator Douglas
takes ground with Gov Walker and against
the A iministration, in favor of submitting
the whole Constitution to the people, has
excited some surprise. The known pro-
slavery proclivities of Douglas, and his
servility to Southern interests, would nat
urally lead him in different direction
His position may be accounted for by the
fact that his senatorial term expires next
year, aud that he rightly considers a failure
to be reelected as excluding him from
consideration in the selection of 4 Presi-
Dental candidate in 1860 Hence this un-
wonted Difference to Northern opinion.
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26
Geological Survey.

We think it time that something should
be done in having a geological survey OF
Kanzas. Long ago we should have had one
if Government had been as ready and anx-
ious to advance our material interests as 1t
has been to plant slavery among us, or to
make our Territory play ground for reck-
less politicians in or out of it. We hope
this important matter will not be longer
overlooked.
Everybody knows how much coal facili-
community. We believe we have these
that there is, near Leavenworth, good beds
of this ''black article" so much better cal
culated to advance the common prosperity
than that other ''black article" for which
Congress, or those that control Congress,
have so enduring and strong an Affection
Yet we have not had any attention paid to
our interests in this regard, and will not
have until we let our rulers know that they
are not to be neglected.
The truth is, that this portion of the west
must become, if we have ordinary facilities,
manufacturing region. No climate is su-
perior. We escape the hot weather of the
South, and the extreme cold of the North,
avoiding the enervation of the one and the
i'll effects of the other. We have, in our
soil, producing power sure to bless us.
when it is TILED, with abundance, and to
yield US that abundance at cheap rates.
Labor here, free labor, will ever be remune-
rating, and hence it will FIJI up every
channel-and, therefore, turn its attention
early to manufacturing.
It becomes US, then, to know well our
resources and. to do that, thorough geo
logical survey should be made of the Terri
tory LeaVenWorth Times.
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G un 8 m 1 t b j n e i.
JOHN r. GRAFTON,
CUN AND LOCK S NTH,

A NNOUNCES to the citizens of Lawrence that
"A he has opened shop at
No. 45 Nelc Hampshire Street, nearly opposite the
COtLamOre Building,
where he is prepared to do all kinds of work in
his line on short notice.
Repairing done promptly, and on reasonable
terms.
70 Persons living near Emporia wishing any
thing IN this line, send their work by Walkers
Express, and rely upon having it promptly done.
Lawrence, Dec. IL. 1S57.-1y
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26

Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen, of New
Jersey, was lately married to Miss Harriet
A. Humpelly, of Oswego, New York.
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26
Township PIats,

7 HAVE for sale the plats of Township 10, in
I Ranges 10, II, and 70, drawn from the Field
Notes in the Surveyor Generals office; and will
furnish to order plats of any surveyed Township
in Kanzas. E. P. BANCROFT.
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26

R,.yx DEcLsRArfoSs for fling, FOR sale at thi:
Office.
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26
$500 SAVED!

FTNHE above sum will be saved by every Pre-emp-
i tor who has his proof papers and affidavit
made out by E, P. BANCROFT.
decl9
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2. CONANT.
CIV. ESKRID GE.
GENERAL LAND AGENT

Agent OF the Emporia Town Company.
TOWN SHARES bought and sold-Lots dona-
i ted to persons putting certain amount of I'M
proyements on them. Deelaratory statements for
Pre-Emptors made out, and all business in relation
to pre-emption promptly attended to. Claims
bought and sold Claimants desiring to sell then
claims. By registering them at my Office, will be
furnished with purchasers Land Warrants dis
posed of, and investments made for capitalists in
any part of the Territory Legal instruments
Deeds, Mortgages, Contracts, Conveyances, Co
partnerships, Notes, DC, de-. carefully drawn up
OFFIcE-At the store of Hornsby Ffck, direct
" opposite the Emporis Hotel. Ernporia, Kanzas.
july4-3m
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26
Prices Current.
Lawrenee Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
FLouR-Superfne s. 25 per hundred.
WEEAr-S2 90 per bushel.
CoKS-$1 IS q
CoRS MEAL-SI Is
PoTAToEs-S2 90
APPLE@S1 00@l So"
BAcoN-I2K@l6e per b
BEEF-6@Te
CoDFIsH-I0c.
MAckEREL-I29I5c.
BUTrER-300 '
CHEEsE-20@ !"
MoLAssE@ 10 per gallon.
SALT-per sack of 300 lbs, 81 90
CRAcKERs-l5e per b.
CoFFEE-I615@20c per b.
TEAs5o@l00.
SueAR-Brown, 14c
{" White. 16@1Se.
RIcE-10@I21Sc.
HIDEs-Green, &c.
{" Dry, &c.
GLAss-sxlG per 80 feet, 50 GO.
I0x12 " s 3 25.
IOxl4 3s7
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26
Emporia Market.

Ii u y L u q N
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
FLoUR-Superfne 81 90 per hundred.
WHEAT-S1 . per bushel
CoRS MEAI-S2 90 ."
PorAToE-S2 GO g"
APPLEs-S2 90 &c
CRAcKERs- cts per 10.
BurrER-30 's
CaEEsE-20
SUGAR-Brown, 1625 cts per b.
90 White, Is I" =" ''
RIcE-l2h
TEAs-75@S1 % 's :"
CoFFEE-l623 Z"
MeLAssE- gallon, 81 40@I so
LBEEF-5@6 cts. per 10.
BACoN-lS !" ."
CoDFIsH-12h az
SALT-4 az
CANDLEs-Tallow, % cts. per ID.
Sperm, 40 &" Z"
SoAP-l21s@15 cts.
NAILs-l0
LUMBER-S27 OO@S35 90.
SHINGLEs-S5 90 per thousand.
LOG CHAIN-l5 cts. per ID.
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26
BEN. 7. HuTCHIN
Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Lant
Agent.

: VIII buy and sell City property, pay taxes, col
lect Claims viii attend to eonyeyanelng and exaIi
nation Of titles Main ST. LeaYenworth City.
augI3-6ms sa
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26

The weather is still pleasant.
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26
Terms Of subscription.

: t,.,v oze wear. -ss-- a.
Sinss ae yesr {sEd oae to ssssr Of cnbl II "
Tzsnty "
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26
Law Office
JOHN "a. coz

4 ,TTORNEY AT LAW, will practice in all
n the District Courts and in the Supreme
Court of the Territory. He has had a long expe-
rienee in presumption practice in another State,
and will give special attention to all cases in the
Land Offices
References--Any lawyer of standing in Wiscon-
sin The Professors of the Yale College Law
School Office in the Collamore Building, Law
renee, Kanzas.
N.B-Mr C. is NOTARY PUBLIC
Oct 81 Sly
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26
Shingles! Shingles !
LAND WARRANTS

0a ACRE LAND WARRANTS for sale
lou Price si75.ns PLUMB & AcCLUNG.
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26
C. a. SCHILOWsKY,
FuRRlER.

WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens
w of Emporia and vicinity that he is prepared
to dress all kind of Fur Skins-furnish Fur Over
coats, Winter Caps, Gloves, Ladies Articles, etc
All kinds Of Old Furs repaired on very reasonable
terms.
Shop his claim, four miles west of Emporia
on the Cottonwood River. Orders left at the
Store of Hornsby & Flick, or N s. Storrs, viii
receive prompt attention. Oct 3I-3m
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26

EMpORIA, kANZAS.
City Lots, Shares in Towns, Claims bought and
sold, Legal Papers drawn and Collections made.
To OPsR-EzP7oRs-I have full Instructions with
regard to the right of pre-emption, from tie Gen
eFaI Land Office together with the ruies IN con-
tested cases Blank Declarations on hand at all
times, which will be filed up and forwarded en-
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26
JOHN DODSWoRTH,
ROBERT L. FRAZER,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,

DEALER
Watches, Clocks, fine Jewelry, Revolvers, Fancy
Goods, dc. Watches and Jewelry thoroughly and
promptly repaired.
No II Massachusetts ST. Woodasardrs Block,
nov7-ly LAWRENCE, KANZAS.
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26

7 WILL INVEST MONEY. SELL LAND WAR
rants, collect debts, buy or sell property for a
small percentage as any responsible agent in th,
Territory [aug29l e. P. BANCROFT.
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CIRcrIr CoURr.-In this Court yesterday the
case of Geo, johnson, alias Vim. Belts, indict-
ed for passing counterfeit money, was continued
upon his own application until Saturday week.
In the case of the Commonwealth, Is. AEiChcal
Brady, the indictment was quashed and the
prisoner renanded to county court for rc-exarn-
ination, The graad Jury appeared and pre-
scented indictments against. Richard Knowles
for felony, true bill, Andrew Thompson for
grand larceny, Jeremiah Lady, assault and bat
terry, John Brady assault aud battery, John
Mcrikle and YIN. Brown, grand larceny, and
Thomas Todd FOR assault aud battery. The
Grand Jury was then discharged. s..s
Poe Little, Oscar Myers, Washington Boring,
WIN. McCarty and Jeremiah Lady will have u
hearing to-day for riot aud assault and battery.
The case oil the Cor monwealth against An
drew Thompson for grand larceny will also be
heard.
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Tin LAST PuzzLrNc PArExF OrT.-Among the
iIast list of patents from the q. s. Patent Office,
Washington City, VIC perceive one granted
To Edw. G. Woodward, of New York, N. Y.
for improvements ladies' skirts.
The Savannah Geor9iaa wants to know what
is this newly patented Improvement in. ladies'
skirts" Thinks the authorities belOreiSsniDg
sqch5nower to any man, ought to have weighed
the matter well, as they know not how they
may atllict, incOmtnode, ptrpex, or ruin the so-@
.ciaT World, by granting sole power to Wood
ward, to administer improvements in ladies'
skirts" Tho Georgian says:
II this patenteu's improvement be to increase
the circumference of feminine skirts beyond
their present alarnipgly doubtful degree, he
ought TO be hung-and well hung at ttat-7aS.
our world, our streets, sidewalks, rocking chairs,
coaches, omnibuSScs, raiIway-cOach seats, church
peHs, doors aud wardrobessase not prepared for
any such i.tcroaching imposition. The very
stones Of Rome would rise tOtmutiny against
such an improvement"
If the object OF the. patentee be to improUc
ladies' skirts by reduction las VIC believe most
married men desire u reduction both in extent
and cost,) weFcar the Indies who seem to luxur-
ilte in this skirt increasing fashion, would go in
for lynching the patentec, and insist upon his.
being hung notcns roicas, for his non apprecis-
ton of tho inconceiveable righteousness of
these swelling skirts.
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1AllRIVAL OF TME VANDERBILT.

NtM o, n9sS Act ariS tbis ss
binGins no Tiysrtool on;l London dates IA Satur
fay Ihs,. s,I insr.
;I', S,s,,,, , ,.,r from Nav yo,l arrived
49, .'nls ~ ~ ~
~ ~ ~, .I Ao aud
.l1,5P sS,,' MN %ss,,sra she ps,nrts t.msoun.
ao9'a $500 ~" o,i, Inst ,rhis
81 . w. 1,r nv W. s0
IL; lnr 18th
~ ~ ,I 49, 1ssH HavSIo,
~. .S,I near faf ,,iace ~, The
hs,l last ON, Of his army
L9t, 9nt lls 'lil1 loS' one : - '''s Sti
2y esi2.S't s. 49,, o,so - Anr 18Th
-, 81, ,.a. vol tbcre With thc
e., ". s.ttte ~ -
s.sib y; nc,.
sn - tss and ,Ss,;a Ind
,ccy II :! $50
News .5n5iiShinsg Is ssry,e rnnnrm,
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FRONI .NENY YORK. /

cheerful today. The banks. are going on as
usual, excepting they pay no specie. Stocks
look upward; Virginia SKIES advancing, l Z; Dell
aware aud Hudson Caual 10; Erie convertible
at .; n. Y. State Stocks IL, Others at less
figures.
1t is said that an agent of Rntllsctild came
over in the Vanderbilt, witli'or tobuy Sc
curities TO u large amount.
The banks are working tremendously tcgettl-
or, and things arc tending greatly towards the
restoration Of confidence. and revival OF
business. On
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IRA5NSP OR1 a. TION5.
Change Of Schedule.

ra4ssraa71rlos oEroE n. 4o.R.R.

d TRANsrnRTITtoS OFFICE n. & ORR.
$50 s14549 Wheeling Station, June 18th, 1851.
ON and amer Sunday evening" June 9Th, the Passenger
Trains this station daily at $40 A. NJ. aud $3.50
p II, and 1C p. NJ. Wheeling time.
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays at s:1n, A. NJ,
VIII aud discharge passengers at all the principal
stations. = .s.-s4
The EXPRESS Train daily $3.50 P. NJ, will receive and
discharge passengers Tie following stations Only Ben
wood Cameron, B1rtOny BGntSns Ferry GrlC
RoWesburg, Piedmont cuilhrrand ~ u W Station,
Sir Rum MRrtinSburg, HRTpeTs Ferry MOnOe1cS
SykesVllIe and WRSllingtO ton junction. 5-
The Accommodations Train daily (excep. sundayl at
IT, T. NJ will receive and dscharse Passengers at all the
principal stations s.ss 81
Tile will arrive follows: Tie NIailTrain at4AS
A. Nj Express Train At 92S A. Nj Accommodation Train
AZ $50 r. 81. By order OF
" IS. WOODSIDE, Superintendent.
t6i&f3 J. B.EORD, Agent.
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4 ouAxee.aO Orders have been received from
the Post Office Department, transferring Mr.. II.
n. MiTcuELL FROM the c. w, & T.. Il. Il. mail
route, to the C. o. r. r., on which he was for.
merly ngent. He takes placet Mr.. BGooKE,
who has been appointed one of the through
agents from Baltimore to Cincinnati.
NJ. o. II. PgasY, of Lancaster, has been COM
.missioned to fill the vacancy accustomed by the
transfer Of Nix MrrcuELL.
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TNxESi TAxES!! TAX S!M
Circumstances overNhclfI have had control having
ed the collection until this PERIOD and
III thine for making being near, Ihope all taxpay
ers vii sec and acknowledging necessity prompt pay
m1slnt n SAAiII IRWIN,
-octI ~ Sheriff Of Ohitt County.
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sTuE w.sentoa sLrrrs. Peter FAIR, a
bright particular star in the armament of Mars,
wholclaims TO have been a soldier in the Mex,
can war, having no delight to pass away his
hours "in tits dull, piping time Of peace took
to drinking and was found asleep upon the
steps Of apriyatc residence about the hour Of IL
on "Wednesday night The ineessant dropping
Of the rain upon his hatlesS head disturbed his
dream ofcamps, escapes and dreadful marches,
anil like Richard, before he became 'himself
again, FAR got uPrOsrio,,s sToeone!uae, after
the Alfred jingle Style, picked up--A lderman
Wrights-jaiL
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70 .IWIoiSIi ELI-Llilf2,-
IMPROVED .ENANIELED .AIft-TIGIlTt FHUIT JARS!
THE only article that be used year after year aud
answer good purpose, preserving Fruits Ftcta-
Ies Gc c Ia their natural state. Tbu body OF the Ware
pcreatly solid, tie giAizc lt glass, and tile Jars
ree ft1, AL Metallic substance. Te1 free from my
poison light, &c,, which nave
condemned Tie Jars and Cans nade Of oeT
Fl lircctiOus each JAR For sAIe,
j.. X. DUNLAP & CO..
iynT lit Main street, Wheeling, Va.