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The Eastern Clarion,

The Eastern Clarion,
PAULDING, MISS,
S. II. ADlHS...................... EDITOR.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
any Country Newspaper the South very respectfully
offered advertising medium the Merchants Of New Or
cans.
Orders for advertising left the CRESCENT OFFICE will
be punctuRly attended to
s1FRANK A. BARTLETT, agent for New Orleans. dl 2ptf
Boots! BO0fs! Boots!
STREET. ........,.......4
JAN MES MARTIN
Would respectfully call the attention of the public to his very
choice assortment of BOOTS and SHOES.
N BConry respectfully solicited and promptly
ATTENDED! to. jail 2p3m
Wines and Liquors,
I7.............. ROYAL STREET,...,.....
supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE in quarts
pins constantly hand which equal the that
this market.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING ana STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BRA NDIEs:
brands.
WHIsX
Of all descrptions-Scotch Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts
Also,
On hand, usual assortment of the WINES and LII.
QCORS in the Market which will be sold on as reasonable
terms any ether heuse in the 2ity.
sEWELL T. TAYLOR,
M al
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DR.. Samuel Reynolds.

OFFICE-No. lis GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS HEAD, WHITE SWELLING SORES and
ULCERS Of every description Ja3l 2ply
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CONl--COHl.

tONf..VVWE.
The undersigned prepared deliver to families no.
tells aud steamboats, in quantities suit superior article of
ENGLISH WIGGAN COAL, for parlor use the reduced
price Of 81 is per Dbl.
@ Orders office 10 Gravier street. will with
prompt attention.
fel7 2p:f S. TOBY JR. & BRO.
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Cr0ckesy and GLASSWARE
AT WHOLESALE.
The subscribers have hand complete stock of COMMON
CROCKERY
FANCY AND WHITE
STONE CHINA and
GLASSWARE,
all imported expressly for
COUNTRY TRADE,
which they selling prices quite low Boston New
York. Goods packed go safely any distance.
2. r. FELL & CO.,
ja26 2peodm II Camp street. opposite City Hotel.
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Pebble SpeCt0CteS.


Just received by the subscribers large addition their
stock REAL. PEBBLE GLASSES ground into periscopic
every focus fitted with Gold and Steel Frames
We these glasses be AS PERFECT AN ARTICLE
FOR THE SIGHT be obtained in this any other
country: sell so with Gold Frames-S5 with
Steel. For sale by ....-........
HYDE & GOODRICH,
fell 2p1Steod Canal and Royal streets.
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.WUlatiifus!

.Wercery! .NerCer'y!
Received, by late arrivals of RIBBONS,
TAPE TCMBOCI.E Ftinged Buttons, Pcadoras Velyets
etc, at very moderate prices. For sale by
LION 4 PINSARD,
2plnt G6 and Is ROYAL street. Bienville.
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Garnet UsurehOyxsc

AT THE BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT,
fel6 2p6t No. st. Charles street
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-07-23

The true history of the world is not
icnnd in the huge volumes of the historian
these deal chiefly with the grea. grimes
or virtues of the great ones of the earth
but in the unwritten history of the individu:
ais composing the multitude-the humble,
out of-the-way, the fathers, mothers and
children, unnamed, unheard of, and un-
known, who constitute what the poverty of
language is obliged to call the masses, for
want Of a better word. The aggregate
story of these unknown. unnamed, and IN.
distinguished millions, could it be collected
would constitute the true history of the
world.
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noSirsoN onosor A CANAL cArfaiis.

A somewhat novel craft cu,no down The
canal OH Saturday. afternoon nnd Tied up
at the dock. II was -scow ,bsiilt boat
about fifteen feet long aud ,llrco feet wide;
but tho novelty consisted IN tho peculiar
motive power, It being towcd by dogs.
The boat was accompanied by but ono man
a cripple from infancy, having no use Of
his limbs below. his knees. lie manages
to hobblo about slowly by walking upon
his knees upon which ho wore something
similar to shoes. lie is from Chicago, and
says he is going to New York for medical
treatment. His dogs of which he has six,
large and powerful animals, arc trained to
perfection; and understand aud obey his
word of command rs we'll rs human
being could. They tow the boat at the
rate of four miles an hour, he from the
boat giving the directions. When they
meet !. boat they lay down close and let
the tow line pass over them, aud thus take
the inside. lie has a wagon OIL board for
overland journeys. Ills boat, m open one,
by canvas covering, supported on posts,
is converted into n saloon, Which he and
his dogs together, with tame raccoon,
use for parlor, dining room, and bed room,
all together on terms Of equality and good
will. lie carries four loaded pistols to pro-
tcct his dogs from attack. After procuring
stock of provisions for himself and COM
panions, hc anchored his boat n little way
from shore, and attracted the attention and
excited the curiosity Of passcr's by, who
crowded around to solve the mysicry.-
This happy family reminds one forciby of
their old friend Robinson Crusoc rs being
on pleasant voyage down the Erie canal.
lie pursued his travels early the next NOR
ning.-Lochport Courier.
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' aaa5. w1TNEssEs,-
Or TIE RORatiR CONVICTED
ono pOi'sf a'ycas:- Circulation over ioo, 900

Vne Doimr 0Heaf:-Circulation ovor lOo. 600
-, copies .weokiy.
Il YIN =. DYE is the author, who ias Ind
10 ycnIs experience us u Banker and 'mi,.
nsher, and Author or n series Of Lectures nt tho
broadway Tdbernncle, when, for ten successive
h'ghts over $4,000 people greeted him with
rounds OF applause, while he exhibited tho ,nnn
ner m which Counterfciters execute Frauds, nnd
thcmi S
The Bank Note Engrnvers NIL say that he il
li'e greatest Judge Of Paper Money Living.
Greatest Discovery of the present century for
Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes,
Describing every Genuine Bill in existence md
exn'm'ing' at glancc, every Counterfeit m cir.
culution " vi
Arranged so admirably that reference is easy
ana Detection instantaneous
0J' No index TO examined N, n,oo, ., h,,,
upl But so simplified and arran,,cd flint iha
merchant, Banker and Business Man can see
all at a ginncc. N''' '"' 'ce
English, French and Gernmoui Thus o,o,,
may read the same in his own Native Tongue
most Pc.1cct Bank Note List P,,Ji;sheiy
ALSO, A LIST OF
All the Private Bankers in America.
a complete Summary of tho Finance of
Europe and America will be published in c,c
"u!"m, ,I on, together with all the Important NEWS
OF TIE DAY. Also -
a Series OF Tales,
from an Old Manuscript found in tho Eost. IT,
FURNISHES The most complete History of ORIGI.
NAL LIFE, describing the most prrpIcxinr no
sitions IN which the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
that country have been so often found. These
stores m continue throughout the whole year, and
VIII prove the most entertaining ever offered io
the Public ~
W Furnished Weekly to subs cribcrs, only at
- year: AZ letters must he addressed to
JOHN Fl. DYE, Broker,
York. ' wv"
April 80 1857 1v
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xANsAs.-THE PROGRAMME or THE FREE
STATE rAATY

The Chicago Tribune thus sums up n,
platform and purposes of tho Free State
party of Kansas in opposition to the p,o.
slavery party in occupation Of the do lacto
local government:
Tho Free State men Of Kansas have
chaIked out bold, straightforward pro-
gramme, and are infcxibly resolved to fol
low it out to the letter. In the first place
they will pay no taxes to the usurpers, TO,
recognize the validity of any of their acts
In the next place, census will be immedi
ately taken Of all the inhabitants and voters
in the Territory.
Thirdly-An election will be held on tho
first Monday of August, under this census
for Governor, State officers and Legislature
as provided for by the Topcca Conslitu
| ton.
Fourthly-Frcc State men will attend
the polls this fall, and the Territorial cleo
ton, and secure both the Legislature and
the delegate 10 Congress; which Lrgisla.
ture, when it assemblies, will Immediately
repeal, rcpudiatc, wipo out, and oblirrat,
every vestigo of the acts and appointments
Of the bogus Legislature, from the day o
tho first invasion down That time, and com.
mcnce anew.
FiItlly-Said Legislature will submit to
vote Of tho people, tho Torrca tonstitu
ton, which, of course, will hr ratified hy
an overwhelming majority. This docu-
ment will then DO forwarded 1" Congress,
and admission asked into the Union.
Sixthly-lf tho constitution about hcinr
framed by the border rullians be submitted
to the people, it will be quietly voted down
but if none bc allowed to vote upon il but
those who have been registered, the Free
State men will refuse to vote, just as
they have done ut the recent election
Then the two constitutions will come before
Congress-one of them the work of pro-
slavery filibustcrs, the bona file settlers of
Kansas. And, furthermore, the latter will
have the stamp Of "regularity" upon it,
because Of its having been submitted to
the people for ratification, by Legislature
created by virtue of the organic act
Douglas own bill. There can bc no reiec-
ting it on the ground Of irregularity.
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now FASHIONS UitAscr,

The Philadelphia bulletin gives tho fol-.
lowing from u paper published IN that CITY
in 1928, whicl, it thus prefaccs: -
The lalies will Le Interested In ono of tlIe
changes Of fashion In dress, Of which We
are reminded by the papers before u.s.
Those were the days Of narrow skirts sand
large bonnets, as these are the days of vast
skirts and small bonnets; and the press of
1928 was as full of squibs about bonnots rs
tho press Of 1928 was as full of suuibs
about bonnets az the press Of 1856 and
1857 has been of squibs about Hoops
For instance, an English paper is credited
with the following account of the advan-
teges of a large bonnet: GA lady was
walking on n cliff at Margate with child,
when her bonnet flew into the sea; the
lady, starting to save it, fell, dragging her
infant with her into the ocean; fortunately
she and her child fell exactly into the midst
of tho bonnet, when the lady, using her
parasol by way of scull, padded herself
ashore to the great admiration of the spec
tators." In another numberof the Bulletin
OF 1878, occurs The following:
L"'ics' Bonncis.-A correspondent of
the Now York Journal of Commerce hum
hly requests tho ladics to adopt n church
going bonnet, whose modest size shall ena-
bl" mrn of ordinary height, who may hap
pom TO sit behind them, to sec rs we'll rs
hear tho preacher, lie says: 81 stand in
my shoes within line Of six feet high, and
yet ! do assure you that in church. where
every seat is elevated above the preceding
one, am greatly annoyed by the towering
and outsrreading masses Of sable, velvet
and satin in the pew before me; many a
time have stretched my neck or depressed
my neck to accommodate it 10 tile loon
holes Which presented themselves between
some OF the windmill wings or maintop-
gallant sails of an Opaque bonnet; but
when, just as had attained clear, though.
minute view Of the clergyman, and unac-
conn!able bob of the head would throw the
ringing out Of trim, and me entirely out OF
sight of the subject There is another dis
advantage i'll the new mode of ladies' hats
only about two of them can descend the
aisle together, three or four can but OCCUPY
seat which formerly held six with case,
unless pains are taken to lap the brirns of
their bonncts up to their ncighbor's ears,
and i'll this case one Of those bobs of the
head, which we have described, makes n
great commotion Of feathers and vast de-
Of satin"
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"A prisoner in jail ntely sent to his creditors
the following proposal, which he believed would
be Tor their mutual beuefit: II have been
thinking that it is very bad for me to lie here
ana put you to expense My being SO chargea.
DIG TO you has given me great uneasiness. I
know not what it may cost you in The end there.
fore, what would say is this: You 1T me out
OF prison, and instead of nine shlings, you shall
allow me only seven shiliings woek, and the
other two shngs go towards the debt ="
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French I'icT Of English and american
fricnaship.-Thc Paris Constitutioansl, allud-
'ng to Lord Napicrs speech in New York, says
all this extraordinary friendship proceeds "tuot
from moral, but from commercial interests. Eng
land cannot do"without American products. A
serious quarrel with the United States wonld
ruin British commerce for tRe. The bonds OF
friendship that nre being celebrated are 10 chains
Of flowers, but simple twists of cotton which
supply the Manohester market" Well, the
friendships which arise from interests is likely
TO be binding as long as those interests last, and
between England ahd the United States they arc
every year growingmorc extended and necessary.
1t is more cffectuaI for preserving peace between
the two nations than friendship purely scnti.
mental, for it is not capricious, and will be
more eonciIiatory III lis character when so much
depends upon it.
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PRINTTNd.

THE Propriesors of the ADDEvfiLE 'BassEn
l. wouldErespectfuly inform the public that
they are prepared to execute all kinds Of Job
Work with nentness and dispatch. Having
incurred considerable expense for printing mate
rias, they have no hositapty III Saying thas they
are as well prepared, and can do as nent worj,
asany other establishment in the hp.couatry ol
South Carolina.
They will also keep on hand complete as
sortment of
9LANKB, -. .
OF which we have now on hand the following
List, TO which we she'll continue TO add until
We get complete assortment: .-.- ~
Sum- Pro; FL Fa on Sum. Pro-; ca. 81. on
Sum: Pro-; Sub. rits; Sub. Tickek in Law;
Sub Tickets in Equity Fl Fa; Ca. sn; Ca. Sa
in Case Copy Writ int Gage Deeds Of Convey
ahce Qecfaration on Mole = Commission to Ex-
amine Witnessss Judgneat by Confession in
! Assumpsit Jndg. on Writ of Elquiry, Damages
Assessed by Clsrk-Debt ors Assumpsit ,-Juds.
by Confession in Debt on Single Bill Judgment
on Writ Of Enquiry, Damages Aasessed BY Jury j;
Judgment in Assnmpsit ut Issse. Plea With,
drawn; Poeta Judgment on Issue Tried, Verdict
for Plaintiff; Mortgage for Personal Property !:
mottgsss Of Real Eastss Magistrates, summass;
he: Atsentions ps.. Rseesui isaDcs ssmnoik 70,
" NM - 1857 9 Z -. - /;
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Wonan's ZOngue.~-An Indian Chiet
being asked hiskoHnion of cask of Ma.
dsira wine, presented to him by an officer,
said he thought the juice extracted from
women's tongues and lions hearts; for
when hc drank bottlesof 1t, he.could. tan
forever and fight the devil. -
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ATTENTION, PLANTERS,
ECONOMY and Utilitvs

ME undermined having purchased the Rich.
l. of Warlicl's PL Ow, Patented As.;,
In, rIow 1885, will sell Plantation Rights, per
low ....................... Al s,,
otocks delivered at Greenwood Depot. or
Residence of W. ,. Hill. hsn
WIN turning Shovel, for from $500 to 6s0
This Plow, from its simple structure dur.h;,.
i'y' l'gntncss of draught, case of management
adaptation to the different Shares useI in H.,
cultivation OF the farm, and consequent cbe.n-
ness, IS commencing itself to general use 40 .
superior Fa'm'"y Implement wherever tried.
lilLL & ANDREWS.
We, the undersigned, having examined an,
tried the Wariick plow, concur in tho .houa
'o''''iehoa'l"liS. JAMES CRESWELL>
JOHNSON SALE
X. NJ. WHITE.
SAML MCGOWAN.
I.ARKIN REYNOLDS
ROB"T w. LITES,
A. WIDEMAN.
,GE>rs: | have used the Plough You sent ros
ana am much pleased with it. think it tho
best ilo,lSh | have ever used It combines COON
omy and utility in high degree. It break. nm
the soil well and to good depth, with one muIe
IL an an, $" we'll pleased with it, that want more
Very respectfully yours, ,.
"TliOS G. PERRIN"
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B00TS AND SHOES !
FoR CASH

i'"oo PAIR MEMS BEST KIP BROGANs.
i'ooo pair Mems 81 quality B."gans
'o0O pair Mems 3d quality Brogans
.on, pair Womcn's Pcggcd Bootees.
1 l,"'o phlr oncn's Pegg!ed ed quality Bootecs
SOU pair Boys best Kip Brogans
600 pair Boys Cd quality ISrogans
3oo par "u!h's Brogans. various qualities.
o"n par Ladies Gnitcrs, from $I25 to $3.50
~" pair ladies' Slippers and Ties, fin Soc to 81 80
5OD pair Misses and ChiIdren's Shoes. soc TO %
100 pair Cents fine Calf Boots.
loo pair Gents fine Cloth CATERS.
200 pair Womcn's Goa: Bootccs.
2'oQO pair Negro Brogans.
LOU House Servants Shoes.
Iogethcr with all other kinds of Shoes usually
~ nc ,"nhu IN Shoe Store. Call and sro
just received and for sale bv
". S. WOOD,
1S5 Richardson Street, columbia.
March 81, 1857. 4s Iv
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Blackberry IVine.-The Columbus SIN
says: There is no wine equal to the black.
berry wine when properly made, either in
flavor or for medicinal purposes, and every
person who can conveniently do so, should
manufacture enough for their own use
every year, as it is invaluable in sickness
as a tonic, and nothing is better remedy
for bowel diseases. We, therefore, give
the receipt for making it, and having tried
it ourself, we speak ;.dviscdy upon the sub
jcct:
Measure your berries and bruise them
to every gallon adding one quart of boiling
water. Let the mixture stand twenty-four
hours, stirring occasionally then strain
OFT the liquor into cask, TO every gallon
adding two pounds of sugar; cork tight
and let stand till following October, and
you will have wine ready for use, without
further straining or boiling that will
make lips smack as they never smackcd
under similar influence before
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Internationally South Wales, board
was raised upon post, upon which it was
ascribcd, JIAcn Ills Jourd is sir feet
under aruter, the roud as imlassiLLc."
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A GOOD EXAMPLE.

Many years ago, in an obscure country
school i'll Massachusetts, an humble, con-
scientious boy was TO be seen; and it was
evident to all that his mind was beginning
to act and thirst for some intellectual good.
lIe was in searcl, Of useful and practical
knowledge. Next we see him put forth on
foot to settle in remote town in the State,
and pursue his fortunes there as a shoema.
kcr, his tools being carefully sent on before
him. In a short time lie is in business in
the position of Il country survcyo, of Litch-
field county, Conn, being the most accom-
plished mathematician in that section of the
State. Before he is twenty five years of
age, we find him supplying the astronomi,
cal matter Of an almanac, in New York
Next he is admitted to the bar, sclf-litted
lawyer. Next he is found on the 5ench Of
the Supreme Court. Next he becomes a
member of Continental Congress. Then he
is membar of the Committee of Six to
form the Declaration of Independence. lie
continued member of Congress for nearly
twenty years, and was acknowledged to DO
one of the most useful men and wisest
councillors of the land. At length, hsYing
discharged every Office with perfect aLil-
ty, and honored in his sphere tie name of
Christian, hc died regretted and loved by
State and Nation. This man was Roger
Sherman. We take particular satisfaction,
now and then, in chronicling the career of
such men, andsholding them up as bright
examples for the youth of the present day to
folew.
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- The numerous friends of Col. T. J. ron.
EXITS respectfully Announce him d a-Candidate
fer Sheriff, at ths, ,9es slsction.
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Pompcy what am dat goes when a
wagon goes, stops when dc wagon stops it
am no use to de wagon, yet the wagon can't
go without it? l gubs dat up Clcm.-
Why de noise Oh course.
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A Final Settlement.
DiSsoluGior

Di5solu
1NIIE Firm of WIER d. MILLER WINS ,h;.
L day dissolved by mutual consent, the lin.
Itat'on OF the Partnership having expired. The
name of the Firm will be used in the closing un
OF the business, by either one of u.s.
AII persons indebted to us by Note or ccount,
VIII please come forward and pay up rs soon as
convenient: rs IT is very desirable that the bust
ness should be closed early as possible.
JOHN a. WIER.
G.. Med. MILLER.
August o2, 1856 10 If
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D- The friends Of NIMROD McCoRn, re.
spectfnlly announces him Candidate for Sher-
iii at the ensuing Election.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The Proprictors Of tho AbbeviIle Banncr and
INDEPENDENT Press, have established the follow
ing rates of Advertising to be charged in both
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for n less time
than three months. will be charged by the inser-
ton at One Dollar per Square (li inch-thc
space of IL solid lines less) for the first nscr
ton, and Fifty Gents for cuch subsequent in.
sertion.
CB- The Commissioners, Sheriff's, Clerks and
Ordinary's Advertisements will be inserted in
both papers, each charging half price.
LEE Sheriff's Lcvics, One Dollar each
ieY- Announcing Candidate, Five Dollars.
Advertising nn Estray, Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
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MfE STATE OF SOUTH SeI eIROIfN

mfE STATE OF SOUTH seIRohlNa.
A11esiae Dstrisst-ls ~ dsau.o,l issa &.
emog cissk, k,jr,.ss1 .aAtsasbinS 81
: James A. Liddell: PifPs AIN s.sss ass.s
WHEREAS, the PLAINTIFF did on thd, ,iiS;tsssys-
" hrae dd5 O. October, 1885, file. .kH 8ac,6Sas
hoq agalnst We Defendants who iEiFyet d.
absent from ada witiIout the limit Ut tats,
thssames upon whom as I'D ~ 8
ration might be feryed, rs a. SdSred
that the aaih BsfehH HS3k SI5sS r. plssa fS
the said eelaration,l ,lSh 6S = = e. aSvsAf
Noyembers which; will He'll r = EeaS n IifsSf3
!EgAteAz Handled 81 s q lfd2i 6e ~
nal and absoiulS IA9 8 eAf 8 - Sl1
awarded aga;1a s
MATTHEW, MuUe & SasE
Clerks. ofess Get. go, 1850:
The State Of South Gsi q. =
'AbbeuiHe Distriet.-lz ils Conss,oa plsss.
James t. Baskin, .}a.Attaehusat4
J,n,s, y vs. 1,;da.,, BassiS, sI rrs' y sss
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did; ii, the slSb.
w teentA day Of October, iehtssn itSidrsd ssfd
ffty-sx, file his declaf alton siUl ED DsSsn.
dant who u. ssa}d snl lfslf ssid MiIssa
.ssslasS ,ss lin,s. fsda e sajs Ess ss So
.sssyef s sas ssa s ss saa9Sh 4sisSs ~ s
q shss' 'sks 8: sssid M
s and "a % ;ths I'D aScisSS iIoS.cn
ilrsev n, 81 lssgisa & SSs.
sol 81 Igsssssn' I'm will .hsp q
MATTHEW MuDoNAIDsc..c:r.
Clerk. oIlicc, Vet. ~, 1875 81 ly
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- The friende.of D. Il HAwTHop%
rssFeetfally annoapeshim aEasdidate for Shar.
iR of Ahbeyils Dibtsiat at The nsst eIecson. :
Mays, 1855. ~ Ds +
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70 business Cards for the term of one year.
v viii be charged in proportion to the space they
''ssgs' sss,S E"r %S ome IN Donar per line space.
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