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the single dissenting voice of the mover. A
more emphatic evidence of Democratic senti-
ment in favor of the submission of the Consti-
tuition to the people, could not have been af-
forded.
Beyond a'doubt, the Democrtic party organ
ization embraces-a majority-a large majority
of the citizens of Kansas Territory. From
this fact, and from the well-known sentiments
and purposes of the Administration, we may
infer that the troubles which have prevailed
hitherto in that Territory are at an end-that
the reign of law and order is re-established
Except among the few powerless malcontents
at Lawrence village that State Constitu-
ton will be formed by regularly delegated
and elected Convention in September, not a
mere mob or mass meeting of one political
party, as in the case of the so-caled "Topeka
Constitution ~ that this Constitution will be
submitted to'the popular vote !; that there will
be clause in relation to slavery, which will
be separately submitted to popular vote, so
that the people can say eyes" or no" " on the
questioned introducing or banishing that "pe-
culiar institution that, in voting on this
Constitution and separate slavery clause, the
polls will be free and liberty of speech and ac-
tion secure, if the power of the United States
Government can make them so and, finally,
that the constitution. as approved, Will be laid
before Congress next Winter, and the State of
Kansas" the child of popular sovereignty
admitted into the Union. in accordance there
with
And thus will be ended, by the wisdom,
firmness and equity of Mr.. Buchanan's Admin
istration, this whole foolish and wicked " Kan
sas- controversy" Thus will be vindicated
the great Democratic principle of Territorial
self-government- Thus will the last pretense
for sectional agitation be wrested from the
Black "Republican" Abolitionists and the
enemies of our Union, the clerical preachers of
sedition, and the mock -philanthropists who
make trade of sympathy for the slave" be
bereft of the best part of their stock in trade.
Success to the National Democracy of the
Territory of Kansas !"
Read the above carefully, andit will furnish
much food for reflection.
Yours, truly, CELT.
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500 REWARD!

CTOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS, at
y Carman's Ranch, Salt Spring Valley, Call
averas county, Two Purses of Gold Coin
amounting to one thousand two hundred dol
lars. The money was probably taken by An
sony Roach, who left said Ranch about five
o'clock P. NJ, on the l4th inst Said Roach
is an Irishman-short and stout built, and
weighs about $50 pounds; dark complexion,
about 30 years of age, slightly pock marked
the initials of his rame are on his right arm;
had on when he left, wide brimmed buff
colored hat, grey wool shirt, clean; duck
pants, much worn and dirty; double-soled kip
boots, nailed and had gold rings in his ears
The above reward will be given for the re-
covery of the thief and money, or half that
amount for either.
jy l7-44 ROBY & PARKHURST.
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Sherif,s Sale!

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. issued
ID out of the District Co urt of the Fifth in
dcial District, in and for Calaveras comfy.
and to me directed and delivered, for a Judy
ment rendered in said Court on the 18th dav.
of June A. d. 1858, in favor of NJ T.. Cozinc
and against George C. Blaney and Others. for
the sum of Four Hundred and Seventy fonr
Dollars and Sixty-two Cents, with interest and
costs, have levied on the following propertv.
to wit All of defendants interest in and to q
certain Water Ditch or Canal, in township Ne
Q, Calaveras county, described as follows =
Commencing on the divide at MOSQUITO Gulcb,
at Ciarks Ditch, and carrying the waters from
Negro Gulch and said Clark's Ditch to Pleas
ant Springs, Rich Gulch Flat and Indian
Gulch, and known as Indian Gulch Ditch TO-
gether with all the Reservoirs and Fumes
thereunto belonging. And notice is. hereby
given, that on the
Ion Day of July, A. d. 1858,
between the hours of o'clock, A. NJ. and (
O'Clock, P. NJ, will sell all the right, title and
interest of said George G. Blaney & others. in
and to the above described property, at the
Courthouse, at Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras
county, at public auction, for cash in hand tn
the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said
Execution and all costs.
D. L. MULFORD, Sheriff
BY J. p DOUGLASS, Deputy.
Dated Mok Hill. June 18th. So ;e ro-Ao
NOficc.-The above sale is postponed bv
order of the plaintiff, until Saturday. the l7tb
July, 1858, same place and hours.
D. L. MULFORD, Sheriff,
BY }. p. DOUGLASS, Deputy.
Mok. Ilil} July 10th, 1858.
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DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE. = At a
meeting of the Democratic Central Committee
of Calaveras county, held at Angels, on Mon
day, the 2Sth day of june 1858, it was
Resolued, That the next Democratic County
Convention be held at Murphy's on TUESDAY,
THE Goth DAY OF July, next, for the purpose
of nominating candidates for the following
offices: One Senator three Assemblymen a
County Assessor, three Supervisors, and ff-
teen Delegates to the State Convention, to be
held in Sacramento city on the 4th day of
August next.
Resolued, That we recommend that the Pri-
mary Meetings for the election of Delegates,
be held in all the Precincts on the same day,
to wit on SATURDAY, July 18th, at o'clock,
P. NJ, and that the proceedings of the primary
elections be governed by the following resolu-
ton, passed by the last general County Con-
vention:
"On motion of A. II. Putney, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolued, That it is the sense of this con-
vention, that whenever hereafter, it becomes
necessary in the opinion of the County Central
Committee, to call convention, that they
proceed to call such convention, designating
in the call the business upon which the con-
vention is called to act and leave it to the sew
eral precincts to select their own officers of
their own primary meetings, and to Judge of
the qualifications of voters"
The following is the apportionment of Dele
gates to which the several Precincts are enti-
fled
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aPAssAGEs IN THE LIFE OF AN ACTRESS
On first page we publish this sketch, to direct
attention to the merits of the talented author
ess Mrs. Estelle MDonald, who wields ready
and able pep The accomplished authoress is
also well-known throughout the State as a
chaste and graceful actress, and 1t affords us
much Measure to announce that she will soon
appear professionally, before California pub
lie. in a role of leading characters. We be-
sneak for her welcome reception and ample
success.
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s U M M O N S !!
. n Il Of CALlF ORNlA,
Comfy of Galoverac c

County of Calaveras,
JUSTICES COURT, SEVENTH TOWNSHIP.
The People of the State of California, to G.
7. CAMPBELL-Gr Greeting:
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before
Il me at my Office, in the village of Cave
City, 7th Township of the county of Calave-
ras, on Monday, the 9th Day Of august, A. D.
1858, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, to answer unto the.
complaint of VIM. A. Barnes, who sues you,
on note of hand, given the 3lst day of July.
A. D. 1851, for the sum of one hundred and
ninetyfour ($l94.OO) dollars, with interest,
when judgment will be taken against you fer
the said amount, together with costs and dam
ages, if you fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff, or any Constable of said
county, Greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof
Given under my hand this 18th day of July,
A. D. 1858. JAS. BURDICK,
Justice of the Peace, of said county
Having read the affidavit of the plaIntih IN
the above entitled case, and being fully saus-
fed of the facts therein set FORTH 1t is hereoy
Ordered. that service of summons be MADE by
nubIication in the San Andreas Independent,
weekly newspaper published at San Andreas,
in said comfy. for three successive weeks.
JAMES BURDICK,
Justice of the Peace
Cave CITY. July 18th, lS40. jy l7-45
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LIEN NOTICE /!

~ tdtc Oh Oal1IOrnla, COUNTY OF CAL-
~ averas-In Justices Court, before VIM.
TAFT, Justice of the Peace, in and for the
Sth Township.
WHEREAS, by judgment of this Court, lien
has been established in favor of A. Love, and
against Isaac Brown, on the following de-
scribed premises in accordance with an Act
entitled an Act for securing to Mecanics and
others, approved April 10Th, 1856. The fol-
lowing is correct description of the property
charged with said lien, to wit:
certain dwelling house, located and being
on the road or trail leading to Smiths Flat, in
8th Township Calaveras county, and State Of
California said house is about one mile from
Angels, and is sixteen feet fronting on said
road or trail, fourteen feet deep, and is the
dwelling formerly occupied by said Isaac
Brown.
This, therefore, is to notify all persons hold
ing or claiming Liens on said premises, to be
and appear before me, at my Office, at Angel s
Camp. county of Calaveras, on July 26th, 1858,
and exhibit then and there, proof of said
liens. WIN. TAFT
Justice of the Peace.
Dated this l4th day of July, 1853 WILT
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PoxY ExpREss-Mr f. Lobenstein, OF tE'
Pony Express, has placed us under many OBJ
legations for Express favors. "Red," invaria-
bly, is obliging and accommodating to his Gus
customers He extends his afternoon Express
to Latimcr's St. Petersburg, Greasertown, &C.;
and the morning Express to Calaveritas, Ole
Gulch. &C.; and makes a weekly and steamer
trip to Mountain Ranch, Eldorado, Cave City.
and San Antonio Ridge We retnrn thanks
for files of States papers
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New wARRANGEMENT.-We understand there
is plan in contemplation, by which water
from the Mokelumne Hill Canal VIII De lntro-
duced into the Big Canon of the Calaveras--
Most of the claims-which are rich and exten-
sive-have been compelled to suspend opera
tons for want of water. Should the arrange
ment be perfected, part of the water will be
supplied from Mr. Peter n Snyder's ditch, and
part from the river bed.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-17

Alta ExPREss.-Mr. Chas Whitlock, of the
Alta. has our thanks for files of Eastern pa
pers and other favors. Mr.. Faville, the agent,
has placed us under many obligations for kind
favors, rendered the press.
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Nem IApertisemfnt5.-
Wanted (!

4 TEACHER FOR UNION SCHOOL,
N District No | Township No. s. Written
applications will be received by either of the
Trustees until the 2Sth inst.
CHAS. FAYILLE,
j. BENJAMIN.
San Andreas, July 18th, 1858. jy l7-2t
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-17

MORE THIEvISG.-Notice is given in another
colnmn, of daring robbery committed at Car
mans ranch, Salt Spring Valley. The amount
stolen was $1,000, and belonged to Messrs
Roby & Parkhurst
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-17

WELLS, FARGO h Cove return thanks to
Mr.. Joseph Knight, of Wells, Fargo 4 Co. 5
Express, for files of exchanges. Also, for
Eastern papers.
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B.SI

NALGABLE lOCs FOR sAkE.-As gent
tor Mrs. Louisa NJ. Warwick aud Mis- Indanns NJ War
elk. offer for sale. number Il LOTS bF GROUND,
Gently laid 1T situated both sides the ding
from the Toll RIidg" AT LynchurP TO Ami Cour,u.
ard within short If the itv Of J., nchbug pla
OF the said my which by
those disT. scd to pu, chase
of the sale will he libcrn. and made known
application. CllISWFLL DABNEY.
NV yld2tte2t Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS.
zSnE Rfs.vIw0nE PAPRtOC.-Th,-s ia-


established Daily Commercial PAPER 3. published every
sfsesaonu In Baunrr the Evening Southern
sna western malls And viii 10 nis 81 pain Sou'h os
vest So As their sns,ion Whole day ahead OF
ane OF the mHrn ny papers =.
Tho Patriot has the hrs Comm rrcia Eforn IN the
rtss ana fail report OF the BALTIMORE MARkkTA up
.ne tloss Of each day stcrnoon als ".
sale 81 STOCKS tn. Boar.l-atest TElEtakAPH
secaaHts from all SECTIONS and In short the LATEST NEWS
OF every Kind together 18th Of the choees
lsCtLtANEous kEA, INa MATTtR
Snhserpii for the DAILY o. 20 and for the TRt.wEfk
If ~ h. tSsaMARIr ~ spyAscr--o brr@se o. and ~
Will b" charged. a. set firth IN ~.
The WEEKLY PATkior oni, 81 per annun,-ihc cheap
eat paper In The county Addrs..
McJlLroN & WILLS.
nos22dmnl Baltimore. MARY land
LsOR RENr-rmAT u q T. p -
y kEs DENcE In amherst within sho,, d.!anrc III
nj the city ard cav ocruTeJ by The Rev MI Trapc,
Tho House Is large and M with all necessary o"t
houses IN perfect repair mnh Hue Garden orehsrd erss
l"st, Ar &c PossesAio, given tmm' dat ~, Apply"
nov VI dts JOHN LANGHoRSE
ITO aks. CsOAKs!.-sO MkTMU NkW
0STfLEI have this day ,reciv, lot ii EW 81 LII
GlDAks. RAGLANpS AND CIR, rLAk CLoAkS which
are decidedly the most elce'n, IN stale have ever seen DO
fore They have been one of
cent The original witch all that want TOR hem
Any one sselng them. viii they decidedly tue
cheapest g. ODDS yer "ferrt In this market -.
received another let t' N,y hhndstmr, w"
deed huc BpNNErS. 10 sell at Z. 20 nnd IS Now the
time to get ,heap d just before the year Como and
yon All see, be pleased. and " i buy,
had almost forgot 10 ilhe Nack Brown ilsh ann
Beaver FLATS Tor girl. rraS If every variety and
ZElltfR tAPES AND HOODS girls and h. " 81 any
AK" and size A \. ENLEpb\E
nov 20 dts At kylr's Corner lyhchburg. va
(snEaP suGuT-COAl Ous! COay. OIL:
~ We have just recrisrda fresh supply of PURE coal
can now be supplied at J. II THOMPSON cos
INV % d., Drug store.
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SorrH-SIDE RAiLRoAD-There are l8 passenger
and freight engines in by this road, the light
est weighing IL tons, rnd the heaviest "a tens.
and their aggregate value is $40 500. The oldest
was set to work in 81 and the newest it 81. Dur
ing the fiscal year, the passenger trains ran l09-
4o3 miles; the freight train, $685.. All other
trains 1880 miles. There are also used on the
road firstclass passenger cars; second class do
frst-class baggage cars. secon'l-class do. lj4
house and box freight cars; SO fiat freight :;
small fiat cars; 4S dumping dirt cars; IS
hand or crank ears; 80 track cars; and 3 small
iron track cars--valued at $lGO $50.
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nUR assortment Ia now complete Haviae aAdsd many
house keeping goods stuck prepared
TO accommodate all In want OF HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Silver Plated Warc Table Cutlery Walters Oha6n9 Dtshes
Table and Floor on Cloths OF Shades Gilt Cornee. wosdss
and Willow and Wire Feders Drass and Brons.
ed And Irons and steel shovels and Tongs Sausage
Cutters Shears Scissors &c.
Pocket Cutsry, Pistols double and single 0unA Annual
lion, CArriaEeG buggy Trimmings Carpensers NH Wrgh
BacksmIths and Copcss Toos Farming and 0ardsulng In
pemen Circular and all other Including prusing ard
Butchers saws, Coll Rope &C.. &C.
We would call special attention TO atock Of RIFLES.
manufactured expressly Tor and warranted IL every
stance. We also tho agents for LEATHER BELT1N0,
&c &C. Our prices UNIFORM and %, selected with
n tho hest quality We respectfully invite
inati " by purchasers.
Oct .-, COLH0UNs L WILLS.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MExs' PRAYER MEErIxG.-There are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association. at IL O'Clock.
The public are invited to attend.
nov 5-dts
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BY TEEsEGRAPH.

The Case Of tae Slavers at Columbia, g. G.
ooLusnls. Nov. So.--The Grand Jury t-lay
came into Court and announced that il had iound
no bill against the crew Of the Shaver Echo. The
counsel will probably move for the discharge Of
the prisoners on Monday. when the question Of the
ccnstitutiouelity of the a,t will como up for final
adjudication.
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FREIGHT TRADE.-Therc were received at the de-
pot of the Va. 4 Tenn. Railroad, on yesterday Is
loaded cars, consisting of l2l6 bushels of Wheat,
3ii barrels Of Flour. 81, 900 pounds Of Miscel-
laneous 10 loaded cars sent West the same day.
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DT ED.

On Monday last. Mr.. ALEX. IRVINE, of Bedford
aged about 5j years.
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NIRGISIA METHODIST CoNrEsENcf.-Eaarik
Ddy.--portsmouth, Nov. 9th. ls5S,-The wealth
or today has been remarkably fine. The sun rose
from his bed in the Atlantic, as clear and bright
asif it had been May. The Geld breath of winter.
which came piping from the North, was tempered
BY his rays. The consequence was that by 81 az
clock, the African Church was filled to overflow
ing by ladies and gentlemen. who, in their ankle
ty to hear. crowded in upon the space allotted to
the ministers. Hundreds came and left, unable
to gain admttance. and those who did remain had
to be frequently called to order by the Bish,4 " no
stated that he had heard of Conference, sitting
with closed doors; said it was his prerognti,e to
call for order. AMI found he would have to be q
little more clamorous for it.
At 6 o'clock Conference met Bishoo Kavennugh
in the chair. Religious exercises conducted l.y
james +. .Jnyner.
VIM. II. Starr was released from service on the
Colonization COMMITTEE, VIM. ii. christnn was
appointed in his place.
l.. +. Way, Jas. II. Crown. Jas c. Moss, were
scverally passed in examination of character aud
received into full connection in the travelling min
istry'
W. g. Dulin passed in examination Of character
was received into full connection in the tra, cling
ministry and placed on the supernumerary list,
on account of i'll health.
.k,hn X. Littleton, ". G. Lumpkin, j. f. Potts
ii. y. Mitchell. Jos. H. Amrs. }. G. Hummer, NJ
J. Beckwith, s. V. lIoyle, }. II. Riddick, d. C..
Wallace, J. F. Finneil. f. b. Shelton and A.
King. passed in examination Of character and were
severally graduated to elders orders.
W. p. Twyman passed in examination Of cha.
racter, and at his own request, was continued in
the class of the fourth year.
C. B. Riddick passed in examination of charac-
ter. and was. at his own request, granted eertif
icate Of location
Jno. II. Forbes. Seuyler Thrift n. Chamberlain
j. Parker. j. c. Wills and s. Allen, were seve-
rally recommended by Retrospective Quarterly
Conferences aud elected to Deacons orders in the
local relation.
Luther Nottingham and JAS. Rowlctt, were re
commended aud elected TO Elders orders in the
local relation.
On motion. ID. Paul. Treasurer of the Missionn-
~ Society Of tho Virginia Conference, was rc-
qucsted TO acknowledge in his report the Mission
AIRY collection at Cumberland Street Church. Nor
folk, aud which was appropriated to the mission
AIRY work in Norfolk in the erection Of Mission
airy Chapel.
g. s. May, formerly a minister in the Me,h"-
dist Protestant Church, presented his credentials
and was received into the Ministry of the NJ. h..
Church. South.
The Conference adjourned with the lenedic-
tioa
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Trial of Bank Officers at Philadelphia.
PniL>prLrniA, MY. 23.-Thc trial Of Thomas
Allb ne aud T. A, Newhall President and Di-
rector Of the Penn~y lvaniu Bank. commenced to-
day, on the charge of conspirirg, cheating and de-
ffanding, The motion for a separate trial was
oserrucd, aud the case was opened by the District
Attorney.
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Rev. DAVID CALpwELL.-The readers of the
brief obituary notice. in the public journals,
which. a few days ago announced the death OF
Rev. David Caldwell, of Leesburg. Vn would
scarcely he able to estimate from that modest an
nouncenent the loss which his church and society
have sustained IN the death of a man who was
probably one Of the most elegant and accomplished
scholars and writer's. and one of the most eloquent
divnes in the country. We have never known
MN more pious amable. humble and dcyout. -
His bright and placid counicnance was n true in
dex of his genial and gentle nature, and his n.us-
cal vnicr, never exalted or strained to har,hness
yet pcrr.ded in every tone wish tho deep emotion
of genuine and unaffected zeal rolled on, smooth
and silver current lalen with priceless treasures
of thought and rare flowers Of imagination We
have heard massage. in Mr.. Caldwell's sermons
which would have done honor, in power, simplic-
ty and beauty, to the old English divines. He
might have oceul led prominent positions in the
Church in this and other cities, hut his health,
which has been delicate for years. prevented him
accepting such oncrous responsibilities and he
Terminated his life in an humber sphere, but ca,
ing behind him in the hearts Of all who knew him
n memory which will be ever beautiful and green.
Richmond Dispatch.
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ROBBINS & APPLETON, General Agent.
,0y : DIM W cnw.t Is MAIDEN LAM NEW-YORE

gUlmE ALBERT OvERCOAT.-Thjs Over
has superseded all others In Fashionable Circles
The materials of the finest; the style aud Ut really
reshug o0k upon. II far any garment In
troduced To be had only ~ GLASS RAINES. who make
point bring Lynchburg article Of Gen
tleucn . II appears in New York They
styles and qualities Of Clothing he found in other
house Of New York They challenge and defy copar
o0n. no~ y u.s.
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the VI, to lender decision in thsza. i'm oEtant
snits.- kdnarha Sur,
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Markets

New YORK. Nov. 3o.-Flour: prices unchanged
Whea, very dull Rod 81 l2 to l %; White 81
20 to ~. Corn unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 30. Flour unchanged. Wheat
steady, Red 81 IL to | %. White 80 to 90
Corn dull, Yellow cent lower.
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DISTRICT CouRr.-The following case. have
been argued
Dielcp VS.. Frnshur-44ppeqi from Circuit Court
of Patrick Argued on Monday by G. +. Dabney,
Esq, for appellant. and Edmund Irvine, Esq, for
the appellce-Argument concluded yesterday by
G. f. Dabney, ESQ, for appellant, and cause sub
mitted.
Wilson and wife We. Everett--Appeol from do
cree of Circuit Court of Bedford. Argued on ye--
terday by E. C. Burks. Esq, for appellants, and
James F. johnson, ESQ, for appellee, and submit
ted.
Burton VS.. Adams L Wilkerson- Supersedeas
to judgment of Circuit Court, Lynchlurg. Ar
gued by Maj. James Garland for appellants, and
continued until to-day for further argument.
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- rec wed icauuru assortment # Young Gent. A
new styl" HATS ANDtAl'S; la part as FLOWS Up
Has Cloth aud Ca>smer) London style, tGa and Mo
rocr") London fwllci (en'ircy h.w) Also CAPS Ut
pa terms Call aud see them. /. l. ARMlS1EAD.
my Ii -rnI,N-
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Arrival of the Steamer Hammonia.
INV York, Nov. 3o.--The steamer llammonia
arrived here to-day with Southampton dates to the
18th inst. but her dates have been anticipated.
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ErysipeIas. SCI o!nia, SsiHa's Evii. Iet''r Iu-
mud anil Uhcnm

From q FnBdrdDx MrthtUf ~ NJ i0"Is Efb !. lFb
DIR AYfR,fonr Pills the paragon Il. ali that l. great
medicine hey have lr dHu. tor Il uircrous
upon her hands and feet that nruratl
Her mother had been long III 'o' win
'lnch"s ard ii1 he n i,f 81 After our
" D., Ired