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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17

gentleman who recently arrived here from Mexico
savs that near Yorktown Dewitt County, Texa', be-
1--WE en- the cosst and San Antonio, patty OF fellows
are having regular drills, preparatory to an nrupuon
into Northern Mexico, by way of Laredo. Toe com
uiauJant Of Fort McIptosh near Laredo was thought
t. favor the PROJECT which to bs put 10 execution
y, coon as the number of fibusteIs reached SoO. Ii
vas suspected in Texas that the pretext which has
srmmoued Gen. Twiggs to cOurt-matLal wn'
t,umped M in order 10 get him out OF the
way. His substitute, Col. Wilson, does not concern
him, elf about what is going on, and pains are taken
,ts, M news of il reaches Mexico A call from Col.
Iockridee for peaceful emigrants has already as
our r. aders are aware, appeared and Gen. Henong'
sen "a shortly expected in Galveston People IN Texas
ar concluding that Gen. Walkers statement that the
Pr, sieeut suggested Mexico as richer heIi Tor hl-
bus,e,ing enterprise than Central America, has no'
Ise, wholly baseess and it is thought that we may
soon hear Of forsy by wslarmed expedition the
r.,Y,e Of which will be explained to Mexico by mes
sage IRON MI Buchanan.
A German merchant is aid 10 have arrived IN New
Yo,k from Chihuahu. ia search OF German mmgr ants
and the prcsert Governor Of Chihushus, named PaIA-
rios il held out IS being ready TO sell but whether -
r~i,ete or public ~ 'culators, does rot appear
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17

Nuc,e, County hs, elected IN ArttLaconp'on To
D.rr S,nsy,y..,,. The re.u,! ia tus several towns
) "a follows.
Lo,5y3rf AIii Lee iup'r-i-3 ms ''-' o-1
Cau'5,il. Pop in--1s u'J oT-' D~ii .,
Peas-on b. ~ . W., D-tn.hi-' III hcSr'' u
-,ch - It'd.
Nisgr,,. Dem sup-syi.or--r-,; Aa'i Leo@mp.on'
F9ygt9s. All Lr.c1.p:oa slp-o.,,r y y m4'HY -''
third Of iae Den. ri, q; rhi'"--
Po,.u Rep.Ii.sn By - mfio7'y
Ietrst5a D-7 SaDe-7iso: by r, '''y
N9n,yssf Reprh.ir u ~ ket hal 10 opp, So -.
NcrfIac Ri blican By ," "a p! - -
Hq-' 'ion5 Rem b. Amer y i- or
H6satfe}3 Ar- rGupIa .leAe; s--f - 10 , marty
- f1f three -ick-,srun: Ar i-r'ciI : p'''' ~
th- -est Re bIcal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17

,1-r@.. '' "r Nosc.y last, St salem, Ma Wa. -e
s1i Yr Grosc5e the assistant CT Nj IN m, IN "a "m.
q'7- 'os - I'D dashed away i1nousy uP-ei
..y.et 'I We lVei' - tbr.yirg botn the gentlemen
ut mr. mrc, .er ity upor he nd Besiis in.
" F:ns lad 5; ltg about -. k5tg ,ci e4ay ny 1g ,'
- .,u may rsl.t il t5s c'' q. - ,Sou. a.. ,..G
, n.., -. n "a ,e,ou. nstuie a. t. 'a1seg' h'
~ ~. -eV,y.r. Cs- o.:L. oi.:3F "a ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17

ENrLNslyE ROBBERIE, BY A SER Ant GIVL.-
Ofrs Broaaw Beune thr Fir,t Precinct Polcr ar
rested the employ N'. Bauer no - T%eniytho
.trert n T. ThL-scsy 'he ohbns tue house
NJ! Keu Rcm.el -ire-t, Bro 'kyu. of try at
sf:ices OF value. Tie iss fuud sUuk nIrd with neh
ud subsequently, found another t.u a. ,lt
boss. ot e # tr euds co,auiug qua'y ot ch got',
Which had been toeu. i apPears she vas IN the employ
a VIZ ReIt last winter The us- vas rOODfl
-ce jurtr bet stay sid from the fa that he .kyg window
broken ppo.d that IN" hou.e hal been entered oJ
turess spTsTs ia, she the windows Ia order to
creste IA, irip1essou. -
Tie rich trrsse Ind ICED Nj keu % maze
aus, ~ The OF Mr. Ioracr Brooks OF Ora
qus snd living place where she hii served previously
to lis ssCrained enough - be eVr hat
vino hsd rotbed lie house. AT, the robbery
eit Mr. Kent and obt ned pce III tne hos
# Mr. BA r Wh, arrested. Sh" had stGen atee
number valuable ard urs from Mt Broo wnloh
were i lied ,eueI3ay M Kent also found most of the
arce. a. e. from bi, house but there eeTa valuable
ds.se. &c which yet been Identified and for whcl
an vented he First Precinct ,tstion House BOOK
yn Soul@ Chinaw taken from her ss employer was t
IN her truuk Ii hsd yet been set Ire vhne oi ne
Articles stoi from Brooks estimated a. pVO trOm heut
40 sld Bsu~s tjA Abort ~ l'' ~oth has nus TAR
been The accused sands comHtei 70 a s ehan
ipaft
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Republicans "a n two towns.

"Tu, Rrerr,a.. ."-The General Commnee o' 'ue
"E.eusr, me. h.t evearg-GeoFge c. Gennet. IN
the chair-aui pissed re'outior' q 80
f.,,h - IIo, rroms, II. Benton. After adopting
.o,,.o,. - rs.,.et 10 tie rev organ.zationa, the
mf eth scjou.nes. :.. .,.., ~.
Msuy oi ~ members uale ''t -,
We..cbss.er Bol,e patty hsd ''o.9h '''
"Resu.s-s. ioe purposes OF deception
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17
KANSAS
HOW KANSAS RECEIVES TIE NEWS OF
THE DEFEAT OF LECOMPION.

JoHN MRDILL, oss OF tho Editors Of The
Chicago Tribnns, is now travelling IN Ksnsss ant
sends home 10 bis paper The following graphic and
stirring sccount OF the reception iR that State Of
tte tid.pgs OF the defeat of Lecomp.on IN the
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DoROuaE OND;IE 80. q.

1 T i meeting Of the Town Council of the
" Borou, Ii Of Coudcisport, held on the 81
day Of Ma, 1858, the following UrI;nenc,.
Was passed:
On motion, IT Is HEREBY ORDAINED.
tna: Plank Side Walk be b4Ilt or til, North
side of Fourth Street, from Main to West. s4!i
Hall to he built rs follows The Plank t. he
i've Zee. n width, - be graded With Gravel
J eet On both sides Of the Plank, making, in
l., ten feet in widIh-said walk 20 be built
IN the SAM" manner as those on Min Street ::
a1d thl. the said Side Walk must bc !insiel
ny the First Monday of jane next, otherwise
the Council vi. at Their meeting of that date
proceed 70 let the building Of tae same to the
lowest and best bidder
g B. OVERFON. Burgess pro ten
SANL II. SH0RAS, Sec'y.
I CERTIFY he above to be a true and cor
rect copy OF the original Ordinance, as it is
recorded on the books OF the Borough, in my
possession SAM'L II. STpRRS. SccY
Coadersp May l. 1888 ia.
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last January. and sheuld not reverse his
vote, aud had no desire to do so He
subsequently, told Sir. Thompson, secre-
tary OF the same department. that be had
labofed sincerely, with the democratic
parry, to make haasa7 slave STATE thai
such had been the policy ot the party, but
that II mad been ruined in the territory.
AMI nearly ruined in tie ccuatry. rur>u-
Ing such course. and Thar he WIS dore
Wit snch suicidal Voiicy; l.e baiier 81
ut to be toe policy ot the democracy IL
make huGsl,s a tite state, and was oppu,-
ed to Lacompt0n, and should v,,e against
1t as submitted t. the pcopie.
Mr.. thompson then informed NJ Weer
that there would be removals in the terri.
tory forthwith. Ine hrst carries with is
the Official head OF Mr. Neer.
The appointment Of Mr. Davis will
make the eoInlis. ION, under the Confer
ence Leconpton bill, stand as follows:
Lecompton-Denver. Waisa, Davis.
Inti-Lrccm Pton-Deitzler, Babcotk.
The Programme for eonductngth elec-
t'oA-aPP"inilng judges, keeping open
the polls. counting the Votes, making the
returns, aud liking tie day when the elec-
ton shall %ake place, Ia co1J1rm il tie
conrsaience u a49 Nts4oaStoas-has been
fixed upon by the Cabinet, and viii be
endorsed by the majority Of this packed
commission
The removal Of Weer and appointment
Of Davis IS all open declaration OF way
against the rights Of the people OF Kansss
to govern themselves; is equ.valen, to An
announcement that Kansas must come ia
to the Union as a slave state under tie
Lecompton Constitution. Il.
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IA u. SPENCER is Agent for many OF tht
-21s Iost popular Medicines now in u <, t.
few of which he will mention:
J. +. STAFFORD & COS OLIVE TAR
Dr.. D. JAYNE & SONS FAMILY MEDI-
CIEE.S.
J. c. AVER CO.'S CHERRY PECTORAL
AND PILLS.
SEVERAL KINDS OF CHERRY .SYRUPs,
&c, Sc. &c.
ksg~J. Il. Stafford s Co.'s Olive Tar is ap-
piled and inhaled by wearing on INHALER
around the neck and on the breast. HIS GL-
I'VE oINTNiENI is applied where the skin is
broken, and IS popular remedy where known.
Good for the Nao0ping Cough. 1863.
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NAsuINGroH. May. II. 1873.

The " Ironing Rule is 10 be continued
ia Kansas. The conference peace meas
are is a disturbing element IN the Cabi-
net, having erected sharper war Of words
N that branch of the government than
ha- ever before occurred. Secretary rloyd s
policy, 10 coase hosti,iiies against Douglas
-ycr, is abandoned, and that Of Cobb and
Thompson, 70 slaughter all ou.iasites,
and suDdue The qepPie Cf Kansas, has tri-
umphcd, as | have before in,imatcd would
b. The result. Mr.. Buchanan. yielding
10 this policy Of Cobb, Thompson < Co
sent 70 the Senate yesterday the Romina-
'lyn OF Mr. Allison Days, as United
States Attorney irr the Territory of Kan
sas. Davis seems to be stranger tC
everybody in Washington outside If the
Cabinet, but learn That he is a Lccomp-
ION democrat. lie has been resident u
Kansas for some time, and, it is said, went
70 tLat Territory fron New York state,
FHere he was 4 Whig member Of the leo
h.a'uTe not many years ago. Mr. Wcer,
Who Is removed o. ti4is appointment. left
ior Kansas last Friday Before doing 50
ne vas asked, by 8 subordinate officer in
'e Interior Department: How 10 YOU
'iana nLecolupJcu-arcy ycu 10. or agalnss
VIC b.A - sLG.ui.ted 10 the people? p
Af' 7" eer lcp!ei thay lie voted to make
hshsas i!ee state, under Lecompton,
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How ARD ASS0GIA HON,
PHILADELPHIA.
/ Bncrolenf ms iution, established 6g syee:dE
sadocmen, for tie reject II tie sick and ais-
trsSsed, afflicted sc5tA E;,ulsnt GnG
Ap.dsnaie Diseases.

s7O al persons afflicted with Sexual Diseas-
& es, such as SPEaMATORRHEA, SEMI
NAL WkAKNESS, lM?OFENCE, GONOR-
HHGA, GLEGI, SYPHILIS. the Vice Of
.ONAAL~M Cr SELF ABUSE, &C. &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of
,he dwfai destruction Of human life, caused
"y , X'l;i diseases, and deceptions prac-
! ed uron the unfortunate victims of such
diseases b. Quayks. several years ago directed
II r Con:ul;ng Sargcon, as CHARITABLE
ACF w,rtny OF Vi II name 10 open q Dspen
>rv Tor the Jrea tinelt of this class Of diseases
a I'll heir forms, and to give MEDICAL AD-
=! !CE GRATIS to all wno apply by letter,
" II Il dcalrt3t II o. tneir condition, iags,
occuPat on. nabits OF Life, sc. and in cases
I >Nt'cnle poverty. to FURNISH MEDICINES
'REE Or CHARGE 1t IS needless 70 add
lit the Association commands the highest
ledicd sAilt of the age. and VIII furnish the
most approved m1d,ra treatment
Tie Drec;o $, on royiew ot the past. feel
assured that tIeir bors il this sphere of be-
1cyolei,t effort, have been Of great benefit to
h afflicted. especially to the yoang, and the,
. We resolved TO devote themselves, with re-
wed zt,l. % has very important but much
itSpised ctuSe.
Jast Published by the Association. a Re-
3'ort on 5pcrmator'hna. o. Seminal We kness,
ae Vice Of Olanism, NJ .sturhotion OF Self
Abuse, and other Di'eas Of the Sexual Or
zAns, b. the Consulting Surgeon, wnich VIII
be sent by mail, lin setl'd envelope FREE
OF CHARGE, on receipt Of Two STAMPS
OF p stage.
Address, for Report or treatment, Or.
GEORGE Il. CALHOUN, Cons.l,ing Surgeon,
10 q, ~! A~s0ci5,t on, No. SJu,h Ninth Street,
FAil Il lyaia, p .
By cr Ter ii the Directors.
ERR y. FEARTWEIL, President.
GE0. FAI2CHND Secget4rs,. Il0.2AIv
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GtsGREsT1D0RO7s HAIR EsaE

Within a NUTSHELL ail the morris lie,
o. ChriStaduro's never equaled Dye;
Red Ii makes hlacI, to brown ranstorms a grey
And keeps the hbfes alw ys from decay.
This mltc..l,ss revit'li1ing II ,ir Dye still
hold: it, poS'tsol rs the most harml IS an
elicacious II 'ir Dye in the World Prepares
ana Ii, wholesale and retail and applied ii
ten private rooms. at CHRISTADDRO ) NJ. 4
Astor House, Broadway and by all Druggist.
and Perfumers in the United States
AGENT.-GEo. II KsysER, P,ttsbur.h, PIT
35-3n3l
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S. ". FRANCIS
PATENT PAINTING MACHINE

FsSHiN Machine is played by means Of piano
R KEYS; two copies are printed ut once, in
less time than is required to produce one WITH
pea. Diviaes, while i'll the pulpit. viii be
freed from the iuconveniencas attending al
ordinary manuscript; Authors secured from
losing the result Of many hours of mental ap-
plication, by tue de,trIct Of single copy
while in the hands Of the publisher; Editors
30 longer troubled bY tue necessary correction
Of eros in proof sheets, incident to manu-
script copies; Reporters may. with less labor
furnish printed rep ,rtS; NJ rchants, while wri--
lug Clearer Liter and saving time, Il keep
neatly pri ted copies instead OF the illesiblc
oHes J4ey now obtain by means Of the copying
press; and any person with failing sight, or
? ,ralysed or amputated arm VIII still be ena-
bcd to pursue ais literary labors with greater
e SC, r:'pid''y and cert,i ,,y than ever before.
b Il 81 hit modification. raised letters may be
printed Tor the benefit Of the blind.
TIE Pr|ce Of one Printin3 .Eociine, s10Q,
For Circul rs with full particulars, send
stamp, aid address
S. ". FRANCIS 4 CO.,
:, Ll0-H. No. a42 Broadway, New York.
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Health and Beauty.

sEOW 20 o. tie Ii st beautiful woman in
4 Z the world. How to be moye bcautIiil
after marriage instead Of nl0re ugly, as most
wives now are. How TO tran,mit yoar beauty
b your chitdren without losing it yours H.
How 10 be sweet without pelfGEHe, cHeertut
without stimnIaut rosy without rogue ana "a
liant without paint. Tne mlADs are certain,
within the reach Of every woman and are de-
tailed with ample directions II "L.tter to
Ladies which viii be NAILED prepaid 10 IN,
address On the receipt Of 25 cents in stamps
or American coin Address
L40-tf. DIR r. l.. CHAPMAN
No - West 18th Street. New York
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GOUll anu C0uatU.

Naper's Mo.7a@iae foc June is already
on our tabi1-a wees eariert t. a. We have
ever kaoRn il. II is as well flied with
excellent reading matter as usual, and the
mere announcement that it IS out is all
that is required t. insure it many readers
Lcreobout,.
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CeUDEEssPoRF ACADEMY.
REV. J. HEEDRICK, Principal.
1S51-'GS,

VSSFE Academic Year is divided into three
L. sessions Of thirteen weeks each:
Tie Winter Term commences, Tuesday
De Is, 1857.
The Spring Term commences, Tuesday
April 6 1853.
The FalI Term commences, Tuesday, Aug
-, 1853.
Competent Teachers have been secured fol
eve:y hrsnch of Study.
Classes viii be 50 arranged That students
may enter 70 advantage At any time
ATeacbeTs Class VII be organiz d. in which
due attention will be plid TO the studies usually
tauGht ia Cnmmn Schools, aad the best meth
od OF impartias InstrJc.icn.
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TIE services Of good Sboe and Boot
maker have long been needed in this place.
3Lc advent of Hr. Iaus>elt will, there
fore, b. regarded with much pleasure, by
al wlo desire handsome and we'll luade
f,,tiass We can bear testimony to his
sbii;y 70 " fit our feet, ana checrfulIy
cailatten:ion to his advertisement ID anoth-
er place.
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x. j THOMPSON,

CARRIAGE & WAGON MAkEB and RE-
PAlRhR Coudersport, Potter Co, Pa. takes
this method Of informing the pah- y g,
lie il general tnat he is prepared -S.5+@.&!yz
TO DO all work in his line with pfomotncs5.
in q workman-lIke manner, and upon the
most accommodating terms. Payment for
Repairing inyariab'v required on delivery oi
the work. pEA- All kinds OF PRODUCE
taken on account Of work. 1898
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BOROUGEs ASc9yNrs,

a4SROh the exanilatls , by Committee ap-
E pointed by the TownCoUncll, Of the FL
aances ni the B,roagh of Couder-port, there
IS foand 70 be TIE following amount OF Orders
in circulation, Jndsmenss on record, and A.
sets, OH the 9th day OF February, \. D. 1855:
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dleM a00frtisements.
\ II II [ Y + ID
4 7 L 4 S T !.

pCOTS, SHOES and
10 CATERS, of the bes,
material and ne west
fashion can always be
found on hand 1t JOHN
G. .HACSSELT'S shop,
On Main street. cOU-
DERSPORT, Pa in the
shop lstely occupied b.
\. II. BUTTERwoarH.
Those wishing work made to order, VIII 90
we'll to give hia a trial he takes measures on
scientific principles, aud always insurcs a good
t--iu fact. h. i d hrst-cltss mechanic in his
line. hslg~ Particular attention given to FINE
WORK. ard especially to Ladies' STYLES.
Al hr inches OF the business carefully and
promptly attended to.
Caui rspor', MAY 10, 1858. -lO:43.
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COURT PRoCLaMhTIOrT

TE HhREAS the Hon. Robert C. White,
" President Ju3ge, and the Hols Joseph
lam al & q. q. Cc,y;n. Associate Judges of
ne Co.rt of0yer ( Term; 4 cr and General Jail
Delivery, quarter Sessions Of the Peace, O.ph-
aus Court and Court oGCommon Pleas e. the
Comfy Of Potter, have issued their precept,
>car;ag ja-e the twc'lty-srcon1 day OF April in
the year of or Lord ole thousand eight hum
irel and hftg-eight, and TO me directed, 70
ao-d;rg Court Of oyer and Tcrminer aui
General Jail Delivery. q .arter Sessions Of lhe
P ace, O.pAans' Coart, and Court OF Common
PieaS, iI the iocoagh of ddersport, on MON
DAY, the 2lst day OF June next, and to con-
,Iuue one week.
Notice thereS,ra hereby given 10 the Cor
onerS Ju tees o. the Peace and Constabies
within tie county that they be then and there
n theIr proper persons, at 10 o'clock A. a. OF
said day, with their rolls records inqu.sitions,
eXam.n tons, and other remembranccs to do
! tho things which to their Offices appeTtaia
30 be cone. And tEose who are bound Sv
her recog aizancts 10 prosecute against the
prisoners that shall be in the jail of saiCi
C unity Of Potter, are TO Be tnen and there 20
pro, ecute agaiust Item as Will be inst
D ted At CorDERsroRT, April 22nd, 1853,
and the s2d year Of the Independence of the
United States Of america.
4. c. TAGGART, Sheriff.
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J GREAT BOOK FOR AGENTS.
PaJ'isfed his Dag. Is5, 9, l858,
Fifty Years ii Chains.
r, THE LIFE OF AN AMERICAN SLAVE
WRITTEN BT HIMSELF.

WRITTEN BV HIMsELF.
439 Pages, Cloth. Gilt c!, Price 81.
This is the tile Of one o. the most intcnSels
interesting bioer pixies OF the day. 1t i :
plain history of Al American slave in the f /
South, who af or two or three escapes and re-
clptures, finally. an oil man, found freedom
and rest III ons Of the Northern Sttes.
WHAT THE PRESS SAY.
TIE story is told with great simpli .i'y, bu:
with lnu h power aud pIthos Wnocyer Ike.
It vii. lind it d.tRcllt . Y it down until IL is
iuisled.-NuionH Era Washington. D. c.
a narrative Of reIl cxperieiye Ike the above
VII have far more effect against slavery than
The inse i;ously wrought novel, however true
70 life its plctares may be.-1a BlYfs.
Here IS a book OF facts, stranger than fiction
n a thoa aad-fold more thrilling; simple
ale Of lifelong oppr .8Sion, revealing traly the
workings Of tie "Peculi r institution in GU,
country. T. th2 story-l wing we would say.
de@e is story w,rta readi1g.-V Vision Rec2rI
\ THOROUGH CANTASSE2 Is WANTED
In each county in the free States to en3agg
IN tie le OF the above work imncd ateiy
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500 I'd S100 PER MONTH.
Tls wari is beitti u ly printed aid ho1ud
and IS as rye at e books that s,li Tor > % ,
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DKEo THOUSAND COPIES, through ageut,.
We have m d" the retail price one DO.L.iR
\ SAMHLE COPY o. the book VII be sen
BY ma l. pc stage plid, on receipt of the price.
md our private circular to A ,euts, with terms
etc. Address
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UMBRELLAS & PARAS0LS.
Of I'll The styl S Qualities End materials usu-
ally found N market Having one Of the larg-
It sale-r"Dms in the city (5e bv 100 feet,J
wirn ample facilities, and an experience ot
acar twenty ye.rS in the business. pIrJb Is
may feel @ssurcd Of being rs well served at
this house a3 at any other in the trade.
sss+ Orders from the country filled with
care aud prJlnpt4css. TLiU:t3
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IL cur absence, our Devil. or souie
other badly disposed person. nsi1uated
that We had thrown OF! our bachelorlood.
We taae this occasion TO say tnat the as
scrriun was without foundation. aud we
yet li,e to thank our stars that We are q
tiee man. VIII tie bachelors club take
nl,icc.-Loch Hsce4 Wft:Am1a
That's the talk, friend Duaham-
.hcre'- notAiog Ike Freedom, ana e~peo,
ilIly tfat which allows You the glorious
privilege Of L.ing your own Sewing-nla-
chine!
Ana, speaking of sewing-machines re-
minds Us ti.at we have an excellent poem
on the subject BY the poet Morris, on
our Erst PIge. We ratLer suspect Nor
EIS must have had his eyes on cne OF
Grover & Bakers Machines when he
wrote those lines. We received letter
p few days since containing a couple of
samples Of the sewing done by them, aud
not being a Judge Of such things, We
landed them 10 several Of the Sewing
machines that are not made Of iron or
wood, and they pronounced it good work.
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the above is a true abstract Of the Original
Report oa file IN the office of the Gown itouI-
ii. SAML Il. STUnRS. Ssc'y.
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FlcLIT9,
and Musical Instruments Of al kinds. at lower
2rises ..an ever before offered to the puhl:c.
\ large discount TO Teachers and Schools.
The trade supplied on the most liberal terms.
SECONDHAND PIANOS, ut great bar
gains, constantly in store,--price from $50 to
$40.
EEESEC.--One of the largest and best se-
coed catalogues of Music now published,
comprising mtny Of the choice and most pop
alar airs Of the day, and will be Sold at oae-
;hirG OF from the regular prices
MISie sent by mail 10 al parts Of The coun-
,ry, postpaid. Particular and personcl at;en-
ton paid 10 all orders received by mail. Sat-
'sfaction guaranteed in every instance. Planes
md slelodeons Tor rent aud rent allowed OIL
uachase. Pianos and Ntlodeons for sale on
monthly payments. Second hand Pianos ta-
Ken IN exchange for new General and select
Catalogues and schedule OF prices forwarded
% all parts OF the country by mail
E@sE7 Great inducements offered to AGTETS
n al parts of thc country to sall the Horse CO
"lter,' Pianos, MelodeonS, and Catalogue of
Music SAC
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