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THE COTTON CROP

According to the estimate based upon the re-
ceirts OF cotton up I" the present date, as com
pared with the average receipts of previous wears
'"r Tue same time, the cotton crop of 1858 will
reach ",30o,Oo0 bales. About 2.a.0 900 bales
"i the present crop have been received at all the
cotton ports, and the balance TO be received will
pr"hhbl, exceed l,O(o,Hno of hnlcs, which will
MAKE The present a f";r average crop. The
crop OF 1857 was only 2,Si0,on0 bales, while tha,
OF 1855 was but litIlc more than 3. .5Uu. .ouo-
The crops of 1852 and 1853 wer. but n Cr,c,;,,
over "'"oho"o. If the present crop comes up to
Tie estimate. it will bc the fourth year that the
crop has exceeded three million. With the OK.
c"P''"n "t these four years, the crop has fell be-
low three million. In lS47 it came short of
two million.
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THE MORMONS

The Legislature Of Utah have sent memo.
r'a'' signed by its members to Congress, whicl,
rcci'eS the wrongs they claim to hav. suffered
from the Government, aud demanding that Mr..
BUCHANAN shall restore ttcir property lost Will.
III Missouri and hang the murdcrcrs of Jor
SMITH, and the assassins Of ParlEY =. Par
The Ip>rn"rial inlimates that if the President
will do these things and Withdraw the L. :
Army and allow them to appoint their oxu off-
GERS and live Independently Of Uncle Sam, that
order VIII ho restored, and everything will come
right. But the memori"lists say they intend to
war to the knife unless their constitutional rlpbts
are restored, which menns-when intcrpretcJ
according to their understanding of the Consti.
lut'on-that they must he allowed to 90 just rs
they see fit, without "Iet or hndrancc" from
any power either human or Divine.
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Landlord and Tenant t-Thc following legal
decision, given in a Philadelphia Court, will be
interesting TO those owning or leasing real es-
tate:
Grore rs. Hnghes-Ths was an action tried
before Judge Strong, at Nsi Prius, the facts of
which are thcse:-Wm. Hughes had leased to
ID. i. Grove for seven years the premises. IO2
North Eighth street, at the annual rent of ST.
Goo. These premises were burnt in about ono
year from the commencement of the lease. They
were insured, and the policy was held by The
landlord, wbe drew the insurance money, and
did not rebuild. The tenant did rebuild and hav-
ing paid his rent, brought this acton to recover
the amount expended by him in rebuilding
Judge Strong held that in Of n lease contain
ing 10 express covenant on the part of the land
lord to rebuild, he was not bound to rebuild :;
that the fact of his receiving insurance created
no obligation to rebuild that the rent was not
suspended by the destruction of the premises,
but the tenant tmust coTitinucto 10 pay it and that
since the Iease provided TINT at its expiration the
tenant should surrender it sin good order, reason.
able wear and tear excepted" it was qucstiona-
bile whether the tenant himself was not ut all
events botlpd TO rebuild The Judge therefore
directed nonsuit.
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SALES FOR APRIL.
SheriH's Sale

APf virtue of sundry Wrts Of Ficra Facias
lib 70 ne directed, I will sell nt Abbeyo
Court House, ON the first Monday and Tuesday
III APNlL next, witI,in the legal hours of suIe,
The following property. to wit:
200 Acres of Land more or less. bouudcd bv
John :. Reid. w. W. Bclcher, and others as tho
property of WIN. J. Taylor, ads. NJ. d. Wood.
80 Acres, more or less, bounded by J. p.
Graves, +. t'1llihcanx, and others, ns tn" prop.
cry oil II. II. Gilbert, aJs. j. 5. Reid and / IL.
Baker, A1rn'rs, and Others.
-, %"o Acres, more or less. bounded bv NJ. O.
AMMAN: Jane Il. Baker, and others as the prop.
'r'y OF L }. Mathews, ads. Margaret Mathews.
Az the interest that w. A. J. Ware ha. in a.
,''c' OF 'aHd containing 700 Acres. more or less
counted by Jas. killinuswor,h, Geo Allen. md
''"efs' ads. S'tt"h Il McNut, and others.
'"o Acres. more ur less, bounded bv I'll. Nc
Nracknn, :. A. Wilson, AID otEers, az the prop.
er'y "f a. l.omax, ads. J. J. Lyons, and others
"'o Acres, more or less, bounded hy II. w
i'''eS' Shrai W"lcman, and others, rs The prop
cr'y "i 4. j. Lyon, ads. Jno Cothran, snJ u,i
crs. "
Negroes, Richard, White, Bob, Bosom. John
ana Yves. as The property of J. NJ. ra,te,sop
ATS Robert Atkins, and others
! li"rsS and Wagons, as the property OF
Jas 4 Fisher, als. I'hoS Jefferson McNair
TEl;MS-CASJ.
.,,o, I. r. COCHRAN, SAD.
"hef' ofh"e, March l6, 1853 Id.
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THE RomovAL OF JUDGE 1oR1Nc

1t seems that the abolition fanatics of Massa-
chusets Legislature have been industrious in
their Infamous efforts to remove this distinguished
J"r'st from tho bench, because he has rendered n
dcc's'"n upon question involving the legality of
the Fugitive Slave Law, incompatible with the
tr"ltorous doctrines of GARRISON and Pur1.lus.
The Grand High Priests Of Aboiitiouism. He
has been guilty of no crime, 20 malpractice in
Office, netting for which he could be impe,chcd.
lie has simply said that the Fugitive Slave Law
was the law of the Land, and as such was bind.
ing upon him. and every other citizen of this
KrPuhl'c. Yet for this he is u, be ostraciseJ ds.
gr"ccd aud stamped ineiraceably with infamv
by the dominant party in that State. For the
offence OF having executed law Of Congress h.
~ t" be thus dealt with. That he has enforc.l
the law is made the ground Of hatred AGAINST
him.
The doctrine Of these arch traitors is t,,, M
matter what the Constitution or the laws of ,I.r
country may exact of thcm-no matter sl,o,
the supreme and law-making power NAV enac,
IN reference TO the rendition of Guritive sl,ves
they will never submit to it, but Will have tb;no.
their own way. If it is contrary to conscience,
or in other words, if not in accordance with
their fanatielsm, they will not obey it.
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From C'nir"I .im"rira From Central Amer
ica "" have news dated ut Munag,Ia. Nicaragua.
o. the joh January, and ut San Jose, Costa Ri
ca. on til" 18th February. The Constituent AS.
srmbly. Of Nicaragua had declared the govern
m"nts Of Gen. Walker unconstitutional and all
their acts treaties, grants and naturalization de-
cre"s void and worthless. The cdcnatiunazalion
of Gen. Walker and nf all his followers was de-
creed, aud they were repllhiated az citizens Of
the Republic by 'lccree. Gen. I,,,rtur, our Min
ist"r had arrived, but having lett hir credrntials
behind him, did not present himself in his Off
cinl character. although the President offered 10
receive him pending their production. The New
York fIeralds correspondent, in Leon, Nicaragua,
writing on the 2Glh January, states that the
Martinez Cabinet would not sanction The Irsur.
ri treaty. and that Gen. Lama would, it was en-
prcted, soom return home, without appearing in a
dcpioinatic character ut all. The condition of
the patriots ~ the late struggle is represented as
very wretched, aud the county is spoken of rs
drifting rnpIa;y towards moral and CONNER
cial ds"rganizntion. a correspondent ut San
Juan del Nortc, writing on the 22d February,
states that tie mail had arrived there, and that
the ndvices from the capital Of Nicaragua do not
mention word about the ratification Of the
treaty with the United States and that the pa
per was not spoken Of i'll any shape.
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APpoi"tmcnt Of EnI~tx.--WAsmxGrox, March
Is IS3S.-Ihc following appointments Of Ca.
diets to the United State, Military Academy n,
West Point, have been announced: EIrginia-
J. +. Cox, from the Third Congressional District:
I. e. bearing, i;om the Einh; II. 5. Kinney,
from the Ninth; vacancy in the Sixth. NorM
C"r"iina-C. ii. Barron, from the Second Dis
trict; W. C. Cannady, from the Fourth; David
r. Adams, from the Sixth; G. W Clayton from
the E:ig'h: Soah Caroii"a-Ja,nes Hamilton,
from the Third district; II. $. Farley, from the
Fourth Gcorgia-J. Il Joh,lston, from the See
ond District; J. 5. Blount. from the Third; James
Alexander, from the Fourth; EC. Arnold from
the Sixth: j. A. West, from the Seyen,h. Flor
ida-Stcphen a. Morenn. The appontces are
to repert in person at West Point, between the
lst and Goth of June
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PERIODICALS.

we are IN rer"'l, of the February nnrnhcr %,
IN" A"'M Hri'iSh &i"i"m, rc-l,uhI,shcI hy LruS
AZ" Sc"rr & Co., - Fulton Street, New York
WIN The following interesting table Of cnn,cuts: :
St""h"res History Walp"lc and Pultrnv.
Naples, lSlS-lS5S; Scottish Natural Sci. ucirs .
Logic Of fln'iuc'"n-Hlil; Arnold and his ScI,,,
Proverbs. :, ,cular and Sacred; ;Ia,nL!.s of a
Naturalist. &c; Capital AMI Currency Poetry.
The Spismolsts; Recent Publications
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New YoRK, March l8.-fhe money market
shows continued accumulation, with a maderate
increase of business. 1t seeing the Successful
bidders at the highest accepted rate for the new
Treasury loans nre anxious to sell out and modes
ty ask a premium of one per cent It is surpos
ed savings and other banks will take the bite.yet
they might have gothic money on better terms
direct from Government had they the pluck to
at from 4 to per cent. and discounts at s to 8
for prime paper and Z 10 for single names.-
Foreign Exchange is dull. Rates are nominal.
Ths.best 60 day bill OIL London can be bought at
l0G cash.
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Later from E"rope-hrriral of the Steamer
Arabin.-iiALIFAx, Mar 90, lS5s.-The Cunnrd
steamer Arabia arrived at this port this morning
bringing advices from Liverpool to the 9th instant
three days later than by the NoEth American.
The sales OF cotton for the week amounted to
36,0O0 bales, of which specnlstors took 1000
aud exporters 500. Prices have advanced Id.
during the week, in consequence of The light
stocks. The quotations are for fair uplan,ls Is.
IL, middGng lI-l6d. The stuck on hand
amounts to 900 bales, (which 80, 900 are
al American lower than for twenty years past
The sales Friday and Saturday were 10000
bales, the market closing quiet-:the advance of
the early part Of the week having been lost.
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F"m"ic S"nsinn.-A correspondent writes us
that the citizens Of Cuyahoga Falls were last
Saturday surprised by the sudden appearance in
the street of some forty ''lcnaIc Women" armed
with axes, hatchctS, hammers, &c. The curiouslv
armed and equipped females Immediately pro-
cccded to the saloon over the post "ilicc-hc
doors of which were barrel against them. They
demanded admission and whatever of the ardent
the premises contained. Both requests were
denied. But as '-IIell hath no fury like n wo
man(s} cormcd" they soon chopped the doors
down aud made II complete wreck of the eslab.
lis,nent. They then marched to the other saloon
and soon mingled several barrels Of Lawty's
best with the waters of dark rolling CuyaInga
At the hotel the annzous mrt with rather warm
reccption-a plentiful sprinkIing of hot and cold
water. krcEimg them at bay for sometime. How.
ever thy effected an entrance, bat spared the
In,'dIo'd's ale Oh his promising to sell no morc.-
L1cc.tand CO.. Iiaintinicr.
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THE DARLINGTON TRaGrny

lhe citizens of Darlington lately organized n
corps Of Regulators. These Regulators recently
had an alteration will, set of Iawlcss row,cs
which resulted in the death Of two men I,v ,bo
nam" ct FREEMAN and WINnirAM About fifty
o' TIC members Of the corps who were concerned
III tA;S tragedy have surrendered themselves to
the proper authority, and the matter is now uu.
'lcrs"ng Judicial investigation.
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SENATOR SEWARD.

a Washington correspondent, in aluiline to
this renowned partigan, gives the following
graphic description of him:
81 have passion for Seward He comes mn
to my idea Of Rod'l, in the Wandering Jew
INC most deiectable devil that was eter draw wn by
human pen-so cool, so clear-headed. 70 indomit.
able. so relentless in the pursuit of bis fiendsh
purposes Seward truverses the seeming tortu.
ons: but really straight line, Of his ambition
characterize rope dancer, never missing a stsa
aud keeping his eagle eye steadily fixed on the he
goal before him. The balance pole BY which he
preserves pr ,s his eqppoise is that cool big head
he becomes our next President, and disunion doea
not immediately follow his election, will warep ~
that he will 80 beautifully hoaey.fugaie l, both
South and North. thst the people will Pronounce
had. But begin to think there is oasr
Of bis obtaining the nomination. He too great
d maI,.that is, II. he is man--and not deyiI .
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n Chtorcform Robbery-Some time during
Friday night, some person or persons unknown.
entered the house of Thomas Miller, Esq. late
Postmaster at Columbus, Ohio and after admin
Iscrlng clloraiorm to the entire family, six in
number, they proceeded TO senrch the Leuse and
remove all valuables that could be found. Eight
thausand dollars worth Of drafts were ahstructed
from Mr. Ms desk. his pocket hook containing
n"ney and notes, his gold watch aud chain, and
considerable jeweIny, DC. The family knew no.
thing of the outrage until the next morning when
MI. NJ. awoke, he discovered peculiar smell in
his rooms. and upon sitting up in bed, found upon
his pillow the stains of chloroform.
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dcqniHal Of Col. Smmnrr.-We learn from n
relialle quarter that the result of the recent
court martial upon Col. Sumner, at Carlisle Bar
racks, was the acquItlal Of Col. S. upon both the
charges preferred against him. This result will
he eminently gratifying to the country, it GER
taInly is to the army. The court deIiberated less
than fifteen minutes before agreeing upon their
verdict. Col. Sumner lraycs Carlisle this morn
ing for Watertown IN. ", where he will meet
his family. lie is under orders fnr Utah, andwill
leave Fort Leavenworth with his regiment on tho
10Th Of May-Nc,g York Times.
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Emigration Faili"y OB:-The Belfast Ore-
land) Banner states that the ensuing season is
expected to be less favorable for emigration than
any inr several years past, owing to the unprom-
isny condition of commerce and manufa cturcs
in the United States Within the Inst six months
more persons have returned to Belfast from New
York, than sailed hence direct for that port du.
ring 1857. There are but two vessels on berth
ihere at present for America-one for New York
and The other for.Quebec. A few years since
there would have been score at the correspon-
ding date.
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LIST OF CONsIGNEEs.

Remaining in tie Dcpot at dbbeviiie, for lie
'rcek ending March 81, 1853.
. W Burton. ] j. II J White, T. NnI,lc John
Enrght, VI Perrin, f. J Taylor, II r. Tus,in, j
Wier. "ier & I.ythgoe, Gray Il Robertson, o
Harrington, ] w Jones, III S Casom. ID DaiIv
Branch 4 Allen, Jacob Martin, White. w G.
Smiili, J u Jordan, Or w Tennnnt, Col r Cal.
houn, Adams J McBryde, j Marshall, W
W Marshall, ii 5 Kerr.
ID. r. S0NDLEY, Ag't
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The Abeille Medicale renor,s i, case =. /, ,,,,,u

The AbeilIe Medcsle reports case of n young
mau who had both his legs fearfuly scaldcd by
slipping inte canldron of boiling water He
was Immediately laid upon bed, and to prevent
syncope. m exciting potion was immediately ad-
minis,ereS, and cod.Iiver oil spplied y his legs;
did not subside. A linimspt Of Isudspua,. and
epdahver oil was then applied, but twtiiSSt effect.
The pain continuing al Siniensssss ever nut,
chlortforn being substituted or Iaad dsnum, Msnie
diate relief ensured, and was niaiitsilea by so.
tinuing tho taipe process uftiI 4. !
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A ABBEVILLE BANNER.
Thursday Morning, March 25, 1858.
w. C. DAVIS, Editor.

eS- Tho friends Of COL. II. ii. HARPER
respectfully announce him Candidate for the
Legislature, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce AUG USTUS 5
LoMAA as Candidate fer the Legislature, at
the ensuing election
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THE YoRKyILLE ENou1pEp

A"ssrs }. l.. MILLER and J. II. BLACK, an
h"""ce that they have disposed of their entire
interest in that paper to Mr. I. NJ 'Gntsr, who
intends placing it again under the editorial
charge OF ;. W. MeLroS, Esg the original
founder Of the paper
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The New York Express says that only about
one ~ ten of the passengers on the Underground
Railroad reported by the ab"litionst papers. are
in reality fugitive slaves. Cunnin. negroes, un
der tins prrtcnc", npw thus travel about, with
=" free rides. t. free board" and without work
II " the Underground" did the twentieth part of
the real work it reports itself doing Canada,
would he =" full Of negroes that there would be
no rOeIn for the white man,
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RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS,

We see it stated that the Augusta Banks have
fixed on the first Of June for the resumption Of
specie payments, provided that the South Caro-
lima and Savannal, Banks shall have resumed or
shall agree to resume on that day. If it was
true, as the Banks acdgcil, that the necessity of
suspension was partially forced upon them to
prevent the Northern Banks from draining tho
South Of its specie, what now will he their cx.
'cnse Tor not rcsumng when there is plethora
"f gold i'll the North. and consequently no draft
from that quarter for specie upon Southern
Bunks2
II is 'rnc tlTt l;ills Of al the suspended Banks
"f this Stale have never been at discount here
We have hcard"f II" one having To submit to ;nv
loss on them in the State, but they have t',rr,.-
cintcd beyond the limits of the STATE. In the
est the holders have brc, forced TO submit o a
sc'i"us discount upon them, the cilrc, Of which
will br to drive them out Of circulation so that
if these Banks intend to iEaif ain their western
businc<s-if they are determined to make Il cur
rcncy for AlaharE. and Mississippi, they must
Resume or inau,uratc some measure which will
Render their Bills current there They caunnt
io:ce uncurcnt Bills into circulation, and as soon
people there ril of such ,lrprccialc cd cur.
rency they will have no more Of it.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

We call attention 10 the advertisements of Mrs.
SMALL ana Miss DUfF, Nliilincrs and Dress MAJ
kers the Nigilan"e Committee, at Calhoun $
Mills; Clinton Lodge, &c. Aiso Pcabo:iy's
Prolific Corn, For sale hv DR. j. w. w M,rsu,,,
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Children in NeD York,-A late report of the
Society for Juvenile Deiqusnts, states that lhers
are now"in their "IIouse of Refuge" G47 chill
dren. ~.
OF the 4G7 boys reoeived during The past year,
54 did Eot know the alphabet, while 81 could
spell simple words. or 429 white children, 80
were those of American parents; 277 of Irish
81 Of English, and the same number of German.
The average age of the children is l3 years.
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H0M w w RAXNE

We publish upon our first Ius" tho speech Of
Mr.. Boyer, upon the Mormon question, which
will be read with interest Mr. B,ycr o,)v,c,t.,
pacific measure, as the best means of successfully
subdning this de!udcI people
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Coolies for tae South-The Washington cor
respondent Of the Richmond South Says that a
movement is already afooi to import and place
on the soil OF the South stated number of Chi.
hese cooes A large ameSnt ofsSouthetr cap.
ita 'axsfhc. writer, wirhe enIis.sd,n its favor,
in the event'o Gen. cass giving Mis-. opinion
(which has bees asked for by - gentleman of
Geo!rgia.) in favor Of the copstitujienality and
rectitude of the enterpriea.
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another Explorer Mssing.-sIt is greatly to'be
fcsrcd That DIR. Leichardt the Austrian traveller,
has shared the fate Of Sir John Franklin. Four
thonsaua five hundred pounds have. however.
been v"'od by the Legislature Of New South
Wales for The exnelses of the proposed expedi.
ton to search for him. DR. Gegory has volun.
tcered 10 conduct il, and he entertains some hope
that statement made by n convict. that DR..
Leicl'ardt is prisoner in the hands of tribe Of
Northern ab0rignees may be true.
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.0bituarp.

DIED, ut Anderson C. H., S. c., March 18TH
1858, SElLA CARLISLE. infnut and only
daughter of the late DR.. G. c. pucxErr-, god
five months.
Thus the sorrow-strvkrn wife ind mother is
called in n few short months, TO bury husband
and babe eff i'll This life only we have hope.
surely of all beings We nre the most miserable. :"
But hope blooms OH the margin Of the tomb
Happy the babe who, privileged by fate
To shorter labor, and lighter weight;
Received but yesterday the gift Of breath
Ordered Tomorrow to return to deah."
CM.
o. Press please COPY.
DIED, on the 18th ut, near Richmond, Itta.
wambia City. Mississippi, ANDREW THOMAS
RUFF, eldest son Of John ii. and Cynthia A.
kufi, in The 10th year of his age, a native Of Alb
beville, s. C.
Thou art gone 10 The grave, but 'twere wrong
to depIore thee,
When God is thy ransom, thy guardian and
gnide;
He gave thee, and took thee, and soon will restore,
thee
Where death has no sting, since the Saviour has
died."
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TIE Monm l,rnom FunI-'rhc Richmond
D'$r"fch says: 'lt appears that the Ini.S have
already accumulated seventy. five Thousand dol
lars, winch they aniic: pate will be swcll-d
to one h,rn'lrrl thousand dollars. Now couldn't
ME- W iShiiIrfon, Representatives of the nan who
gave hIs living soul To his country without "a dol.
lar of reward consent TO fake one hundred lho,ls
and dollars fer the scrulchuy' Everybody knows
that Mount Vernon is only valuable the tomb
OF Washington: cvcryhnIy knows that ii was
one" offered for one hundred thousand Gollmrs-
Why insist upon double? Why make these del
ica,- ladies' toll 81 necessarily, pay so high for
their 'l'snt"restcd patrioti>Inf Why not be
lcuIcnt IN "a bargain with gentle AMI generous
w"'nana Why not emulate her unscIiish aud
chivalric patrioiisml Why moi, melted lv the
sight of her lofty devotion to The glory Of thy an
ccst"r, come back to the original terms and take
q round lrundred thousand for Mount Vermont
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March 70. 1853.
Citrate of Magnesia:

uSF received, a fresh supply of this de-
- lghtful substitute for EPSON Salts; it is
ity OF taste and eervescing character, is render
ed very agreea and refreshing drink, fer
sails by T
JORDAN d MCLAUGHLIN.
No. 3, Granite Range,
=. Abbeville c. II.
March II, 1655 At IT,
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NJ A S 0 MIC NOTICE.
*

VIE. Regular Communication Of CLINTON
LODGE. ~" ,, A. f.. NJ, will he held
on :n"",inH Er""'"g l2th Of AprH merit
"a; The mcu,bcls Of ihs I.o,Irc ar. r.ono.t.s
to attend pinctunlly ut til. next regular Cnmmu-
nc"''"n as business Of vital Importance wi b.
trnmstc;cd
BY order of the w NJ
March 81. 1883 AZ I'd