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A Cam i. the undersigned. having been un Ter
the treatment Of h. j '&apkay VI. ID although un
sociie feel called upon 10 give publicity to- the el
ticacy ofhs lrea mcni, hoping that by doing so,
may be instrumental N preventing others from the
fearful suffering and misery which experienced.
aud whi h ootten result from iha pcrnicod. prac
tce of preleuders. My disease has been that OF
physical AID mvatai debility, wnch foil ,ws in con.
sequence Of mdiscrciion III youth The ulOnics
which endured are. perhaps, unnecessary for me
to detail; they known 20 thnSe who have expert.
cncci them. St're it 20 say thai having called he
services Of DR.. L., tzlpEay into relusiiton, all my
cNpec HtonS which may al ve iurmei of hlrn Here
more than ren'iZ"i. wOIld th-ref e. recommend
DE- Czapk " to Hil who may ind teens ,lye- an ctcd
with tn dreadful mIlniy. mv object IN 50 doing be-
ing ympn'hy f,r suffering humanity, aIl heartfelt
desire of relieving them.
d.. DAHLLE, Printer.
State of California, City and County OF san Fran-
cisco IS On the 3is day of July. A. ID. 1856 b, fore
me- WIN. c. Jeweit. No'ry Pablo personally appear
ed j. Oahlee, known to me, whu boog duly sgs orn
did drposc aud say, that the contents OF the card
herewith sigued by MIN is true
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and uIived my Official seal, The day AM wear first
above written. NM. G. JEWErl,
It's Fotary Public.
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NOTICE OF DrssoLUIoN

F1NHE co PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
n tween the undersigned in the Livery business
under ,hs hrm and style OF Dowd Pond, Is this Gay
dissolved ey mutual consent The business OF the
late urn viii be settled by either party. The bust
meas of the late hrm viii be continued at the old
stand BY J. Dowd.
D0WD,
EB. POND.
orovilie. Jan. -, 1858 --fi-2w
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MEDICAL.
DR.. J. CZAPKAY'S

EARIyATE MEDICAL AND sO6GICAL
j INSTITUTE, Sacramento street, below Mont
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co s office,
san Francisco California. Established in e14 for the
permanent cure of all Private and Chronic Diseases
and The suonressop of Quackery. Attending and resi-
dent Physician, j. CZAPKAY. NJ d. late If the
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Physician to
the 2Oih Regiment of Honveds, Chief surgeon TO the
Military Hospital of Pesth, ungarya late lecturer
on diseases OF women and children.
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.APPLIcArroN FOR PARDON.
w~~ :, ,,s.u rrnr xvaRffIcy SEyTOt

guyO THE IrOS. wARisEy II. SEXTON,
ii Judge ol The FiIteenth, Judicial District. Il. ii.
Harris District Attorney and ali othsrs whom IL
may concern. Notice y h.repy given, that shall
apnis TO Iehn u Weller, Governor oi the state OF
California for the tiart ~ nf Morris SudDr, who was
convicted at the January OF 1873 OF The District
Court ia ami lor ule coInly. state of California Tor
the crime of mansIaughier, and sentenced Tor the
term OF u,ie yesr r. a. WATERMAN.
Uroviile, Ian. 2jth 1878
hereby accep, serves OF the above notice ihis
25th day Of Janu ~. 1893 .
NARREN 4 SEXTON, District Judge.
p. HARRIS. Dissrict All jrney OF Butte
County.
Attest tho foregoing true copy.
> Witness my hand and the seal OF said
SEAL. Court afiAed this the nrsi day OF February
s~~~' A. ID. 1865.
Jan2. NH. DARRAcH. Clerk.
UYATEET and comnon Blocks, Iron sheaycs'
u Rope and Derrickss for sale By
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PEELED by grntituda, make known their cases and re
medal agent aAd their statements are authenticated
10y Notary Public, Th3 demands of society impe
riously command their publ y. and We commend
their perusal 10 the attention of all afflicted:
CERTIFICATE.
Themderaigned desrous sofacquanlng those WHO
may be unfortunate enough Ia be- similarly afflicted,
where a permanent relief of their suferngs may be
obtained, feels it his duty to thus publicly express
his most sincere gratitude to br. L. j. Czapkay for
the permanent recovery Of his hpan. Borne down
by the distressing symptoms Incident to the vicious
practice oi uncomfortable passion in youth depressed
ia body aud mind: unable 10 perform even the most
iriling duty imposed upon the dfily aVOcUlions Of
luc sought the advice Of many ply scians, who at
Gfst regarded my disease rs ol triting iuporance-
bat alas after few weeks, and ia several instances
months. Of their treatment. found TO my unut'er
bio horror, that instead Of relief, the symptoms be
came more Alarming IN tdeirturure, aud. bringtold
by one that my disease bcing principally coHine1 To
tho brain, medicine would be uilitt e Consequence
desparal of ever rcg1iniug my hcalh. strength and
energy; aud rs & la>t resort. and with buta faint
hope called upon Dr. CzapSay who, after Examining
my case prescribed some medicine which almost in.
sttn:iy relieved me of the dan pGn aud dizziness il
my head. Encouraged 10y this rrsult. trc.ovrd to
place myself Immediately under hjs care, and by
slit adherence 10 his directions and advice my head
became clear. my ldcns Collected the constant pam
IN ,.,y back and grOiAs the weakness of IN, limbs,
the nervous reaction ofmy whole tod, On lhn slIrni.
e-t alarm or excitement: the mi-lnthrOpy aui evil
for shoding- e srit dl-ru1t and want c cOuGdencr
N others; the hcapabl ny 90 study, ana want of res
ouun; the fri.htul, Exciting, aid at times tlelsur.
able dreams at night. followed by involuntary dis
cha ges have all di-nppeared; and in fact in TWO
months after having consulted the Doctor felt as If
inspired by new ltt-i life which, but Il short
time ugo contemplated to end by my own hand.
win view to guard the uniortuuate from falling
into he hands of Inaompotent qnlcks. deem 1t nay
duty 20 oier This testimony 10 The merit and skill o:
Dr. Znpkay, and recommend him To all who may
stand in n ed of fmedica advce being assured by my
own experience, that once under his care, a radical
and permanent cure will be effected
b.. FILLMORE
State OF California. County OF san Francisco Sub
scribed and sworn before M This l7th day NJ APRIL
\. u. 1886. Signed JOHN MIDDLLTON.I IL 81
Notary Pubic.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
POST FICE
Depot !!

FENUE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY
II renewed their stock would respectfully inii-
mate to their friends that they are prepared to Ill
ANY order embraced in the line Of
BOOK $.
Bound and in pHmphlet form, comprising large rs
sOr;ment OF NOVELS and light Literature, by the
most popular authors of the day
Standard Works,
In sheen. calf ard cloth Historical, Biographical,
Critical. Poeteal. Theoiogicd, Philosophical Phiol>
ogcai, Spiritual Il. The recent ism) Sc &C.. among
which are Byron. Mo shakespeare. sen John SON,
Prescntt's Conquest OF Peru and Mexico. Brandts
Encyclopadia of Science. Literature and Art. ditto
of ENGLISH Literature, Chlmbers' Information, Prof
Ilare's Works, and q host which space restricts
enumeraung.
School Books
Adapted for the CoInmon schools here, besides n
large assortment of different varieties.
Stationery.
Writing Paper. Gilt AMI plain ruled and unrucd, Lee
gal cap, foolscap, Bill Cap, broad and narrow
Cards, ct,loFed and plain Fancy Note Paper OF
every variety and style, the finest ever brought 10
this market. Envelopes to match.
BLANK BOOKS demi folio, cap, quarto, in sheep,
Russia. hall bound. &C. Diaries for '5S, Morocco
Tucks, Pass Books SC
FANCY ARTICLES, Desks, Portfolios, Albums,
Gold Pens, and Pencil Cases.
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TriEBE RETHOUSANDS in this State SUE
I for want Of Scientific medical treatment
you fear 10 apply to Physician, because me! w
hcen deceived or their friends have been p,,
Of tie dharlatans vi niest the community, ana
rablish themselves as good physicians pr0tsl
etc. To all such we unhesiiatingly recommem
~. Young, as Physician in whom all 9an par
udcnce. lie is n man OF eminent ana pI"s
study, good surgeon, an honorable man, ~"
who can sympashise with persons IN aiileV'op
Standing as Physician. and gentleman mr
guarauteed-the first by his medical works 20
are an hor 10 their author, and the extens,IsA
highly successful course of practice win VIZ
has been houored since his advent in CaliIorn,s
the latter by his numerous patrons ana larse'"N !
acqnantances,
Ep EMEMBER-That Dr ]. c. Youns's ono
HN the treaimcn, Of Private Diseases is a. Wv
ner of Montgomery and California SIS, san tlN.l - Z
REV EMBER-That DR.. Yonng wants 10 pa W 4 4
but those fully capable of apprecullni anu - ~ -
gushing the services of regular. thpro"smss#
physc I'm, from the paltry uniearned anu
quack. n
REMEMBER-That Or Young is the onF, a
nfed physician advertising to cure diseases " '~
dence.
REMEMBER-That DR. Youngs remetlss
treatment are entirely unknown TO oil on'x
pared from life spent in the great tospilAs ~
rope, and The first in this country, from paf'
calls imported .rsz
hEhEhBER-That nr Young gives e''''
Hon TO diseases peculiar 10 females. y
From the Boston Medical Journal I'D
Although We are opposed TO the system " " ~
uSlt z, for good and sufli lent reasons, su '" Il m
IL Out justice 10 say that Or. Young Is ~ @
most industrious and indeiailgable 'o'a''N
medical science in the United SIslss.
Eg-NO CURE, NO PAY-B IL.
his office is at the corner OF Montgome'! n
lol Via streets, San Tr; 1tiscp. N
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. G. YOUNG.

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn.
Can be found at the old stand, corner .,
.Nuontgomery and California streets. San
Francisco, 0"
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EMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RE-
DA HEF.-Below We publish the certificates Of
two of the sufferers from the paugs of disease, who.
having recovered nom their former health and i'm
PEELED by gratitude, make known their and re.
medal agent aAd their statements are authenticated
10y a Notary Public, Tha demands of society impe-
riously command their pphli'iis and We commend
their perusal 10 the attention of all afflicted:
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Where he can beconsuted privately and u;,, 4,
utmost conhde nee by the afflicted at all hours dahl,
from A. NJ, until PM (Curesalways cuaran,aey;
or no pay required. "'eeo
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-28

provisions as those contained in pre-.
ceding act.
1O4. An act Incorporating the Pres
ton Bank of Virginia at Kingwood in
the county of Preston. Capital not
less than 100000 nor more than
100000, in shares of 500.
los. An act to establish an indie
pendent bank in the town of Weston
in the county of Lewis. TO be called
the Bank of Weston. Capital not
less than 100000 nor more than
100000, in shares of 500.
100. An act to incorporate the Pal
myra Bank at Palmyra in the county
of Fluvanna. Capital not less than
100000, nor more than 100000,
in shares of 800.
Remainder neat ueek.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-28

ADVENTURES OF VIRGINIA Dapr,a
Some lew weeks since we stated tha, u
Albert Aiken, nr Henrico county. had d.
covered runaway slave belonging to h."
who had been a, large six years. The sIor n
by The oath Of a white man, had obts;naIN
register OF freedom, in the name Of w..
Jefferson, and was getting work in this , va
wherever he could. Since his arrest hs i Ss
acknowledged that he belongs to Mr.. A;L "''
and says that when he first ran Off a wS:,
man carried him 10 Dinwid,lls county ut" a.s
afterwards gave him certificate of his f r"u
dom in Petersburg. II, then went TO Bo ".e'
ana married, but was robbed of his WIFI w.
another negro, when he became disyns,ai
with the free States and returned 10 V,5o;n;SS
where negroes are no, looked upon as br,,as
Mr.. Aiken appeared before the Hus,;n's.
Court, and Improving his property BY So
al witnesses, the Clerk was ordered 10 i.
stfoy the register granted to him imnror W.
y ~ september last. Mr.. Aiken took cha o.,
OIL his servant and left the court room, y
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-28
FROM UTAH.

The following extra was issued from
the Office of the Leavenworth daily
Times, May 18th.
A special messenger arrived yester.
day from Camp Scott, bringing the
important news that Gov. Cummings
had entered Salt Lake City without
troops, ard that his authority had been
fully recognized by the Mormon Off
Gals. He brings dates to April 10th.
Not only was no resistance offered
but none was contemplated. Brig
ham Young was as tame as child. -
The saints had no mission of vengeance
from the Lord to deliver to the people.
Simple, Gov. Cumming entered the
city of the temple, and the temple
itself, and Mormonism bowed its head
in submission.
Of course the troops were in readi-
ness to act, and this the Danites knew
full we'll.
Gov. Cumming entered into Salt
Lake City April LIST, by inuitation.-
Most of the Mormons-men, WON en-
and chldren-had emigrated South,
or were preparing to do so. The ma.
Jority very likely will scatter, and set
tie on the Pacific slope, or if they
cling together will seek q home in
Mexico. The messenger says, "the
Mormons had made no preparations
tor war, and had planted no crops in
Utah. showing their purpose to have
beer to break up in Utah, and either
to scatter or to emigrate into Mexico.
This news is unofficial, but is con-
sidered reliable at the fort.
N. B.-Private letters received here
and at the fort say that the point of
destination of the Mormons is Sonor a
in Mexico. Doubtless they have been
preparing (all of them that mean to
stick togethe) for this step for some
time, and that too, with the full know
ledge and assent of the Mexican Gov
ernment.
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Flight Of the MOrmOnS.

telcgTaphic dispatch informs us of the
preciPi' ale fight Of the great body Of the
Moimons to the White River Mountains,
whilst The few that remained, extended Gov
ernor Cumming the freedom of Salt Lake
city. II this be true, volunteering is done
for, and The army en- route will have lit lie
else 10 DO but soldier for pleasure. Wencver
expected TO hear Of fight, but had thought
there would at least be some show Of resist.
ance in The way Of guerrilla attacks, skir.
mishes, &c, yet, even in that we were dis
appointed. The valorous talking prophet
has surrendered ANONYMOUSLY, before even
the smell OF gunpowder had reached the OIL
iactories---and, like shrep-stealng maslifT,
he crouches al the feet Of his captors, over.
come by the consciousness Of his guilt, and
begging for mercy. We are anxious TO
know now, what is to be done with this re .
fractory people! Will they be permitted as
before, TO occupy that territory to the dis.
grace OF the States, as a licensed ground for
the indulgence Of The Infamous spiritual
wife system or will decency be future
requisite Of Utah citizenship? We shall
see.-Bah Clipper.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-28

HORRIBLE SCENES IN SoNoRA-A Chu,l
run q Wonaen and Children Burned dGr.
Inc iaqui Indians are at war with The non
PIE VI sonora, Lower California. These IN,
dans entered Santa Cruz de Mayo nd kilIoI
every man there was in il, got all the wv
men ana children together. shut them IN il
me church and set fire to it, and then br,o
Ell 'he resi- u the town. AT a battle fouoL
on plam called Fl Sancito, between Gov
fesquIera and Don Jesus Gandara, The latter
was totally defeated, and himself killed II
tne acuon' and also three of his principal Of.
lcers taken prisoners and shot on the follow.
ing DAY. This occurred on the 2al of Feb
T9ary last. The troops are now at II G river
ianqul; and have intentions Of killing men
women and Children, and Of stealing all The
castle and corn they can lay their hanIs on
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-28
DISEASE or TIE LIVER,

by mis- disease we understand an iBaama.
ton either in the membrane or substance Of the
liver, known by dull pains in the right side, the
stomach always disordered, the yellow tincc Of
the skin, dry cough, tongue coated, costiye.
ness high colored urine, aud of a thick nature;
severe weakness and severe pains in the head
Inc quantity of corrupted humors in tho re-
Gi'a OF the !, -, causes defective secretion Of
Tie bile. The liver when healthy, serves as
hitcr to the blood, to separate all impurity from
IL, or to refine it. When diseased, it cannot
purify the blood, which when sen, to the lungs,
brain, and other parts in morbid condition,
may cause Jaundce, Consumption, Insanity, &c.
ana Withholding the natural stimulus to the in
testlnos, causes Dyspepsia, Piles and other
complaints, as you perceive the direct way to
unraVel and tear the whole system to pieces.
A patient, ufcring from this complaint, sho,d
resort to speedy relief. Yet there arc very few
medicines worth cent in curing diseases, What
then shall be done : We say use DR.. Morso,s
lndian Root Pills, as they are composed of
plants and roots; they will be found sure euro
,or 'h's painful disease, because they purge
nom the body those corrupt and staanant bu-
mors,and so cleanse and renew the blood which
is the cause not only of tho disease O the liver
and the inflammation Of the kidneys and the blad,
der, but OF ovory description of disoase. From
D 10 OF the above pills, taken every night on
go'nsto bed, will in few days entirely relieve
the body OF everything that is opposed 10 health
Dr. Horses Indian Root Pills are sold
6y all dealers IN Medicine. Apr so-4,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-28
Forty.twe States.

There ate already thir,y.two Safes !,
Union, aud the Nonhen JOURNALS are o., 2
my over the prospect Of ten ino,e BEL N.
m''ted Ia the course If two or three 5"
at iar'hest. These ara Kansas, O,,NN
Nebraska, Utah, the Chcc,aw Settle
Onionagon, New Mexico, Arizona, Darasa%t
aud N, vada. II will not be- long, eyc,,F
the Albany Journal in rapture, b.fu,a .
must add ten stars 10 the national him..
ten guns TO the national salute, aud ,w"
seats 10 the Senate Chamber. 'u
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-28
THREAD THE TESTIMONY. m
+. III. CRALFANT Sous !:
MoRGANrows, Va. Sent. 25

MoRGASTowN, Va, Sept. IS, 1855.
Ship me Immediately ~ do zen German Ri
'ers and assure you no medicine that sell gives
such general satisfaction, the demands for it
beng beyond all precedent. 1t affords me pleas
sure to sell medicine SO satisfactory to all.
our physicians no longer scout at it, but are
compelled TO acknowledge its intrinsic value,
ana the greater part Of them have hal magnan.
unity OF soul sufficient to lay aside their preu.
dices to prescribe it in their practice.
IrAsk for HooFLANp's GERMAN BIrrrss.
and take nothing else. They are prepared BY
Dr. c. M. Jackson, AIS Arch Street, Philadelpb,
pa.' and are sold by druggists and storokcepe,s
IN every town and village in tho United States
Canadas, West Indies, and South America At
10 cents per bottle. Apr. 2I-2,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-28
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENG.
EiNE,

HALIFAX, May 19.-The steamer
Niagara, with Liverpool dates to the
9th instant, has arrived. ...
The Bank Of England rates of dis
count are unchanged. Applications
for discounts were very light. Com
mercial editorials say that the ship
ments of gold from the Continent are
heavy.
The Army and Navy Club of London
gave banquet to the Duke of Mala-
kof, at which the Anglo and French
alliance was toasted.
The Times city article speaks rath-
er approvingly of the extension of the
United States Southwardly, and thinks
that the absorption of Central Ameri.
ca by the Americans cannot be long
delayed, and that annexation will be
great Improvement upon their pres
ent position. The Times also thinks
that there will be more opposition to
such annexation at home than abroad.
Belgium is remodeling her army
and strengthening her defences.
1t is reported that tho vine disease
has again appeared in Portugal.
-Four large batteries have been com.
menced for the defence of Copenha,
gen.
The details of the regulations for
the abolition of Russian serfdom have
been published.
Eance.-The Paris Pays afIirms
that Sir Colin Campbell urgently de-.
mands large and immediate reinforce
ments.
Paris papers say, that notwithstand-
ing the fall of Lucknow, Dude is still
full Of instruction. .....
The French commissioner appointed
to consider the claims of Prof. Morse,
have recommended that the govern
ment pay him 100000 francs for the
use of his system of telcgraphing in
France.
The trade Of France continued to
show symptoms of Improvement.
Increased orders from the United
States have reached Lyons.
Full details of the scenes following
the fall of Lucknow, have come to hand.
Two or three native ladies of the
Ieuana we're accidently killed in storm.
ing the Palace. The plumber and DIES.
truction we're immense; but order has
been restored. Eight thousand men
would be left to garrison the CITY,
Symptoms Of a revolt had appeared a.
mong the Sikhs.
The Governor General had Issued
n proclamation calling upon the rebels
to submit and throw themselves on the
mercy Of tho Government. lie con.
iiscates their estates, but promises to-
spare their lives.
D64s Il line sometimes ellis a col
uIDn and somofir,oa q ,oT,
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THE LADIES! THE LADIES, Tpr IAn,rr,

The LADIES! THE LADIES' THE LADIES,
1t is well established fact, that fully oOo
half Of the female portion of our population Arc
seldom in the enjoyment of good health, or "a
use their own expression "never feel welIn-
They are langud, devoid of all energy, extreme.
nervous, and have no appetite. To this class
OF Invalids, the Hollands German Bi,ters, arc
especially recommended. Their peculiar tonic
and invigorating properties render them invalu.
bic in such cases.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-28

with him. lie will travel with them the
present season. They will visit Nor
gantown, if possible, on their return
home. S. S. Jun.
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The Tariff--A Suggestion from Forney to
Buchanan.

Forneys Philadelphia Press proposes to
President Buchanan that he should revive his
old Tariff doctri ne--,he present being a
very favorable time for such movement
The county--Pennsylvania especially, the
Press thnks-needs liule more of the bro
tectiye element in our customs law, and.
also, should be rid Of the all ualorem plan of
'evying duties, &c which it has always been
opposed. Says Forney:
"We are once more in the midst of one of
those reyulslons which periodically disturb
trade III all its departments and affect in
dustry, commerce and manufactures in every
quarter Of the world. At such time
question like the tariff has always ben dis.
cussed. The reduced revenues of the Fed.
erai Government, and The necessity for new
loans to conduct the Government will alone
compel some action onthe part OF Congress.
fortunately in searching for The remedies
Tor such a condition of affairs, gentleman
occupies the Presidential chair who left no
doubt as TO his sentiments on the subject of
the Tariff. For thirty years he has taken
leading part on this question.
at has prompted some Of his ablest speech.
es, and has induced him to go to the ex.
tFeme, sometimes, of differing with his own
party, Nothing that MIR. Buchanan could
do would create more universal satisfaction,
in this aud many other States, than his re-.
compensation to Congtess,in special mes.
sage,oi those suggestions which have formed
The staple Of his life conduct and conviction
lie is now in a position to give effect to his
own cherished opinions we earnestly hone
That he will embrace The opportunity which
is thus offered TO him.
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A TERRIBLE STORM IN ILLINOIS.

Immense destruction Of Property; Rail
Road Trains bloom off the track;
Hooses aaroetsd and Church. Stceples
bio1n over; Steamboats, oreckcd, &c.
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Hncksiep as his future master. His
WAS assessed al $3.50. one. half Of " hic, u
Huckstep has to pay into the State trs,I u