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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-14
MISCELLANEOUS
THE LHNCtIBURG
AND PERIODICAL, DEPOT

THE LHNCtIBURG
NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL DEPOT
EcEivEs daily AID weekly mos, Of The ieadag Amefi
can and English News and Literary Papers Periodic s
and Reviews
We call the attention Of all In Of tho Of the day
or lab, reading those named below which romprs but
small part ct the many prepared 10 furnish
New York Daily Herald London W cekiy Tia,ss.
New York Weekly a., London Illustrated News,
London Illustrated Times Tendon Punch,
New York Ledger New York Weekly,
Harpefs We.klN. Bslious Pictorial,
Frsnk lesles Illustrated, Saturday f,cnng fosi,
Flag Of Our Onion. American Union.
National Police Hnzetta, New York Clipper,
Portcrs Split. American Asrieuiturist,
larpers Magazine, tiodry's Magazine,
Frank Lesiir'a do. Eclectic do.
Chambers Journal Knek erboeke
l.ttels Living Age. London Art Journal,
North british Review, Edinburgh Review,
London Quarterly, Westminster do.
hlackw God. lluut's Merchants Magazine
Amy Of the abova furnished by the shg. copy or to
yearly subscribers al Pnbiisher's prices
II. G. VICTOR,
is l5ts Successor 10 e Morse
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-14

DISTRESSING DRoUanr.-A gentleman from
Sussex, one of the most reliable in the county
called on us yesterday, and represented rather
alarming state of things, existing in that Sec
ton. In some parts ofthe county, especially near
Coman's Well, they have been without rain for
weeks, and the effects upon the crop is truly
lamentable. The same, says our informant. is the
in the vicinity of Cabin Point, Surry.
In many places we regret to hear that the farm
ers despairing of gathering an amount ofcorn that
will repay for the trouble, have cut down the
paees even .' though the most 0 drenchnr pains
were now to fall. not more than half the usual
quantity could be realized. Garden vegetables
have also withered beneath the rays of the sun,
and never failing streams have ceased to run eav-
ing their beds dry and parched. In many neigh
borhoods too the wells are fast failing. and many
entertain serious apprehensions that man and
beast will suffer for water, unless speedily reliev
ed. We are no alarmists, but information is
derived from source so authentic, that we do not
hesitate to give it publicity. Express
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-14
WASHINGTON HOUSE,


UNHS ionsc situated In the Immediate vicinity OF thu
business Of the city and tho location Ia ef
the most quiet aud healthy in the place To strangers there
fore. It's position 10 particularly desirsblc
The their thanks friends the
public generally TOT the very liberal patronage they have
tended Ia them and ssurc them that they Will ondcavor 10
merit = continuance ct their fnyots,
An OMNIBUS, BAGGAGE " AGON aud rORTERR will
always be found a. the dsoA and boat landing the arrival
the and boats 10 and fon the
Hotel. fRrk OF cuAnuE sNEAD CLARK,
sept l9ts - -- Pr0prietors
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A NEW CONCERN

4 =. MITCHELL }. q. JOPLIN. AND
&. G. FERGUSON.
HAVING assocaied themselves under the style and firm
IN ofMlrCHiLl,, JOPLIN g. CO, No. IL PtAhL ST
Rirhmond Va for the purpose OF conducting COMMITS
SION AND REGULAR IMPORTING AND WHOLE
sALE 81 SlNESS IN Winos Liquors. Cigars Ove OILS and
Manu- Tobacco sne the attention Of the trade
their and we'll selected stock consisting Of
riey goods usually kept la their line which they offer
the best plcdgng their Efforts to please all who
give their stock An eSami,aton, aug 23 oily
1yN1ON HOTEL. as Campbell Ceurshousc
~ LATE JORDANS HOTEI--Ihs subscriber having
released the above property and taxi charge Of IT, intends
toput II in conpete repair II" respectfully Hoesa cal
h- friends the pairops OF the house and the pub
ic In general. WIN A CIF'.ENT.
JJs-Rep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-14

MORTALITY IN STAUNToN.--The Record Book CT
Thornrose Cemetery shows that there were fifty
wear ending August 9Th, 1853. Of the persons
deceased, twenty-seven were white and twenty-s six
colored; of the white persons thirteen were in
fants and fourteen adults. These figures show an
average of about four deaths per month. in pop
ulation Of about three thousand belonging to the
town proper.
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CABEll. HOUSE.
MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURo, VA,

y. flSliEk Proprietor
fUNIiS HOUSE having beon thoroughly reparsd aud
furnished and II additional Rooms, including q ID
NlN0 ROOM 20 by ~ feet attached open
eeption Of travciers and the public generally
1s table will be furnished he best tho mark ct affords
and his bar with the bess Of WINES AND LIQUORS
An Omnibus Baggage agun and portcrr will always be
found the D"pos the 81 tho rsns aud aso thu
Packet Boat to transport passengers free OF charge
dArly.
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-crrv-aNp STATE AFFAIRss.

Mr.. JAMES T. MrRrEg. formerly q professor In
Lynchlurg College. | n. more reosnuy cOnnccted
Nth We.twod S,.hool near this City has purclas-
ed the, farm of Margaret o. Combs, about two
miles from Warre,ton. containing $50 acres, 4 r
which he paid sl0,0o0-S40 per acrr.--on this
farm Mr.. Murfec intends to establish q Military
Institute on An extensive scale.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE R,ILRoAp.-On Thurs
day there was received at tho Lynchbnrg DEPOT
% loaded CARS Of produce from the West, consist
ing of Wheat. 2,.3O bushels Tobacco. 20.540
pounds: Flour. 513 barrels; Miscellaneous. AZ,
GOO pounds Twelve loaded cars were sent West
the same day.
Yesterday there WAS received Is cars loaded,
consisting Of Wheat, 2,57S bushels; Tobacco, 49,
SIC lbs; Flour, lS9 bbls: Miscellaneous, $4,000
lbs, from the West, ind 10 loaded cars sent
West.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-14

CHEAT AMEK1CAN GIFT BOOK TOTNE
No. 800 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
where the gs consisting OF JEWERY Ae and varying In
value from 70 hundred dollars
hib,on, In ample show Our Descriptive Gaia
ognr ntainlg large variety Of Books in every depart
meDt Of Science and Literature tall II which sold NJ
ular publishers and explaining and original
system Of allowing sery purchaser h choice Of gsand
setting forth unequaod Inducements agents Will
post paid to any indiy rinal. application. Address
iyewGm A KANNf Y, Agent, No 293 broadway.
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ST, CnANTEN HOTEL,


JANltARH v0sls, 1888
GEO. w VALENTINE, Il. L. HENING.
GROCERS,
inert Door 10 the Merchants Bdnk.)
LYNCHBU no, VA.
WE keep hand constantly Groceries of tho host DUAL
w iy to which particularly invite the attention
friends and customers. We tender thanks To
friends for favors. aud hope by fidelity IL III. interest
al ho merit Of the same We
superior lot OF sugars Mola asrs
crop) Candida Leather, Salt Ac, &c, whioh offer
cheap for cash county, produce. ian lOts
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THE VALLEY FEMALE INSTITUTE,

FuNIIE FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION Of this popular Insi
tuition. endowed with full Collegiate by the Leg
stature Of Virginia. will commence September si and
time ten months. Among Its advantages are
Spacious AMI well arranged buildings
A iull corp. Of experienced Teachers
Extensive aud Systematic Courses of Study
New Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus
!. Superior boarding arrangements
Il Heading and bath Rooms for bosrders.
A location healthfui and attractive
y G"vornment mild aud aHccilonatc.
y Terms moderate and equitable,
10 No extra charge for Glncs Send for Catalogue.
\. =. WORK. A. NJ, [ ,,.,..t..,.
aug ll.wam u. LA MONTE. A r., '''"'"'
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-09

\ RIcH LErrER.-Thc principle Of q
public school has been sending circulars
to the parents of the pupils which, signed
and returned, will authorize him to inilict
such punishment, corporcally or otherwise
as may in his judgement, be proper. The
following answer proves that some Of the
parents are pleased with the idea:
Deer MIR Rattan-Your Aogcing cir
klar is duly rcceayed. | hope, as to my
John, YOU will fog him just as often rs
you kin He is bad boy-is john
Ilitho I've been in the habit of teaching
him nisclf, it seems to me he will never
leru anithing-his spcllin is outracusly
dci~hcnt Wallup him we'll ser, and YOU
will receavc my thanks.
u. S.-What accounts for Johns being
such a scholar is that he is my sun by
my wife's fust husband "
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-09
Ruchauan's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Year

The Cincinnati Gaxctte in suming up
the events Of the first year Of Buchanan $
Administration correctly says:
When the impartial historian comes to
write the history OF President Buchanan $
Administration, the index 10 the first year
will probably read as follows:
Bankrupts the Treasury.
\ hard money Administration sustains
itself by issuing shinpasters.
Kansas conquered by the Army
An outrageous Constitution forced on
an unwilling people.
Tremendous frauds discovered in every
quarter
The President charged with bribline
members ~ congress, and most Of the
session consumed ia investigating thc
charge
The African Slave trade rc-oponcd.
From this promising begining, we leave
ourreaders to Judge Of the remaining three
years.
P-g. Call and pay the Printer -{.5g
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-09
\ GREENnoRy's FIRsr RIDE. e.

\ GREENHoRN's FIRsT RIDE. A
gawky backwoods boy was once at a depot
on one Of the Georgia railroads, and was
of course deeply interested in gazing for
the first time at the mighty "fixins. -
Finally he got inside Of car, and while
indulsins his unboundcd curiosity. the
bell rang, and the steam horse began to
surgcd at the rate of two-forty." ooh
lordy" shouted the boy, stop it, stop.
it ] Amt gwine :" and bursting forward
he opened the door and jumped out on
the platform. just then the train was
crossing a deep and cavernous looking
gorge on trustlc work, and seeing the
earth and tree tops beneath him, he faint
edandfcll. Directly he came TO, and looking
up to the conductor, who stood by him,
he exclaimed with deep sigh =" Oh,
lordcc, stranger, has Hc thing H?'
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-09
Michigan state stocks.


Notwiths Standing the ipsidious efforts o..
the Detroit Free Press, and its &" National
Democratic adjuncts, to dcprecato the
value of our State Stocks by assailing the
financial management Of the Republican
administration, Michigan State Stocks
have constantly advanced in value, until
on Monday last they were sold lat par at
the New York stock board On the 2eth
Of january. when the Legislature met,
and when the F'rcc Press and It's adjuncts
began their assaults upon the credit Of
the State those Stocks ranged in price
from 90 cts. to 92 cts on the dollar, or
from s to 10 T. cent bc1oor par. Now
they are at par, showing, as result of the
discussion and comparison Of the manage
mcnt Of State Finances. provoked by
"democrats, increased and full conf
dence among capitalists in Republican
management, and in the consequent value
Of Michigan State Stocks, ranging from
= to 10 p cent This is certainly very
gratifying to every Republican, however
much it may mortify the Pcck-ulating
democracy .'-Dc,roit Tribune.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-09
POETRY
SANDALPuON,

Have you read in the Talmud of old,
In the legends the Rabbins have told
OF the limitlcss realms Of the air.
Have you read 1.-THE marvellous story
OF Sandalphon, the Angel of Glory,
'Sandalphon, the Angel Of Prayer?
How erect at the upPcrmost gates
OF the City Celestial he waits,
With his feet on the ladder Of light,
That crowded with Angels unnumberod,
BY Jacob was seen as he slumbcrcd
Alone in the desert at night;
The Angels of Wind and Of Fire
Chant only enc hymn, and expire
With the song irresistibls stress
Expire in their rapture and wonder,
IS harp-strings are broken asundcr,
By Tie musig tAey throb to express.
But serene in the rapturous throng,
Unmoyod by the rush of the song,
With the eyes unimpas.ioned and slow
Among the dead Angels, the deathless
Sa.lalphon stands listening, broathIe.4,
To sounds hat ASCEND from below
From tLe spirits ON ,IrtL that adore.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-09
Il. g. BUTLER a co.

Wholesale and Retail dealers in American, Eng
lish and Gcrmnn Hardware; also. Iron. Nails
and Glass; Cooking, Parlur aud EuN stoves.
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. Those wish
ing 10 trade will please give call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. 100 Paw Paw. Mich.
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SC, GRIMES,

Dealer in Groceries aud Provisions Fish Fruit.
Nuts, Paints, Oils, Yankee Notions, Wooden,
Willow ard Stone Ware, Confectionery, Cigars,
Drugs and Medicines, Books aud Stationery,
pure Liquors for Medicinal aud Mechanical pur-
poses etc, etc. 2iyl
y O. aRINEa. .......-....... Paw rnvg
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BLANKS.

Doctor haywood retired from the room
and left sister and brother alone in the
sacred hour of reunion, saying to him
self.
"Bc not forgotful to entertain strang
ers for thereby some have entertained an
GELS unawares. "
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DENTISTRY.

Dr. w BrowA can ~ found at al times at his
rooms over l,uon, Warren aud Cos store. and
/, prepared o. execute elegantly and well, all
kinds uf work in thc lire ct his profession
Teeth extracted. filled with gold or silver foil
aud new ones inserted siugiy or iu sctts, upon
the most improved principle Of the art. ~.
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DIR AY MAN.

I b. ENSIGN, having established himself ir
IL. Paw Paw village for the purpose of following
shs above busnets will attend to all job, in III.
line with diligence and dispatch.
I-t- Gardens Ploughed ,o Order.'-,.
Paw Paw. Mich March 2ith, I.JS.-ljl-Iy.
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CHANDLER RICHARDS.

Attorney, Solicitor aud Counselor M LAW. Prose
cutting Attorney for the County of Van Burcn,
bounty Land aud Pension Agent Contracts
drawn, and collecting promptly attended Co.,.
Once in The Court House. l49-U
Paw Paw, Michigan.
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G.. u. sMuTuA BRO..

Dealers i'm Groceries and Provisions. Fish Fruits,
Confectionery, Cigars, Paints oils Glass Dye
Stuils. ankcc Notions. Perlrmery. Drugs and
Medicines. Wooden and Willow ware, Pure LID
uors for Mcdicini.t and Mechanical purposes
Books and Stationery. ctc., etc,
Lawtou, Michigan.
y = S,"rn ljj-ly.
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c.. N. ODELL. VI ID.

Homeopathic u Physician, Surgeon enlist, and
ObS,0trcian. Also, dealer in Books ~ station
airy. lie may at all tires be found mt his
Rosid nee on the corner of Niles u Paw Paw st
dir city south yf Cha.. Scilck's
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LAWT0N BUSINESS CARDS.
ID. L.. SWEET,

MANUFACTURER and dealer in all kinds of Cabinet
Ware consisting in part of Bureaus, Tables.
Bcdstcads, Lounges, Toilet, Washing aud Light
Stands. 6c., 6c., Collins made 10 order. All
kinds of produce and lumber taken in payment
for which will be paid the highest market price.
Warerooms, one door north of the Red Black
smiths shop. HIT.
LuWton, Michigan.
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HENRY IECi&,

Manufactnrer OF and d,aleriu Wiu-.r Cousr. u,
cane scat chars. Tuning reTsiIi1r, d.. eAr
cuicd oh short notice. Stone iuc Tor sale -u,
constantly on hand. shop opposite Tie Me.ho.
.lst Chnrch N the new catnut Shon
Paw Paw. ,tulv 20. 1851 12Uiv
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". p. ALLEN.

Manufacturer Of and dealer in al kinds Of Cabnc,
Ware; consisting in part of Bureaus, Tables
Bel-.tcals, Leunzss, Toilet, Washing ana Light
Stands, etc., ct". Collins made % orl.r. Ware
rooms opposite the VI. L. Church, Main-st. -
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T.. SMITH G &C.,

Wholc,alc and Retail pr1'e.. 'u ia7cjea aud Dos
mr.tic Dry Guol. ue'dy 1it.. t.ouinr bu,D
:, shoes. Groccrio-, '., d. Long Rrch ~t.r.,
Corner of Man and Kalamazoo SIS, ...V Paw.
AjchiHtn. l5I Iy.
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l,u>,il &iHpNE,

Dealer in Ready -Made Clothing, HAS, Clrs. Nali>
ses aud Gentlemeus Furnishing Goods, which
will he sold to sIit customers.
First Door East OF l,racls Fancy Store.
Kalamazoo, Mich.
l2q-lN
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vorng w,vv,rd bnr ,.er.r,n. mn, vLo
had rersntIv wed rcr h sn;tc IF b.r nay.
orty and the suocrs of his arissocratis ac-
quaintonce.
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notes and tE.y ,g.r,.+.Ir -. -
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Cor the moIaput tb,t ,ba ar,.cbar ,nn.t
have Ip.,rn ~ p IN. ~ -
STRANGE. and ,ri.l,.l =. '.;.. ,.'' =. ,.E
lie lesson Trt he .a,n saw from the ts,...
of his remarks. that his own cuiltv con.
science had alone made the application
in his particular case. have not the
space, nor indeed the power. to give anv
svnopsi, of the sermon but that Il com
biucd with the incident of the morning.
effected happy revelation in the mind
of at least one Of his hearers. So much So
that On the return Of DR.. Mayvood from
church. he repaired to the room Of the
mcndicant to offer such attention. as he
might stand in need Of. But The young
man seemed to be much refreshed by rest
and nutritious food. and commenced
grcatc.ully thanking his host for thc hindat-
tontiop. Ea roceival which uitIop. doubt
had saved his life. But 7 will recon.
pense YOU well. for it thank cod. am
not the beerer that ! seem. was shin
wrecked on Friday nieht IN the Ocean
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-09
The Monkey and the Hauk.

The cool, Of French noblcman whose
chateau is in the south of France, had "a
monkey which was allowed the free range
Of the kitchen, and which was SD iu.alii-
gcnt, that By pretty severe training his
natural propensity to mischief had been
zubducd, and hc was even taught to per-
f5rcd certain useful service, such as pluck
,ur fouls. Tor instance. at which lc was
uncomoaly expert.
One fine m6rniur. a pair Of patridgcs
wa, Given to the monkey to pluca. The
creature took them -. IN optn window or
the kitchen which looked directly m5n
the part, and went t. work with crcat
diligence. lie soon finished one. which
he laid on thc outer edge of the window.
and then went quietly on with the other.
4 'aWk. which had been watcl'u- lis
proceedings FROM uaiehboring tree. dart.
ei down un5n the rlucleI uatrilec and
in few minutes was up to the tree.
again. eroodilv dcvouring his prey. The
CONSERVATION Of the monkey 1T tl.iy unto
ward adventure mary lo c.s'ly fna .u.l.
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q. J.. GORTOX.

in Crockcry. GLASS and China-wa Paper
lIangngs, Window Shades and Curtains Cut
lcry, leWclry, Yankee Notions, stone aud East
cru, Ware, &C.. South side OF Main 81 first
door west of T.. Smith & Co., IL IT,
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EGR2G@9V@@V
VAN BUREN COUNTY OFFICERS.
$. II. BLACKMAN,

Register, Of Deeds, Attorney at Law, and Notary
Public,-w attend to the business OF Convey.
ancing, drawing agreements, applications for
county lands, wills, &c.-the purchase and sale
freal estate, payment of taxes, examination Of
titles and the compromising OF conflicting titles,
dc. Office in the Count Hogse. 8 ly
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4. B.4NGS g. co.

Proprietor Paw Paw Livery Stable. Horses and
Carriages at all times 10 let Passengers con-
veyed TO any part of the country with -espaich
Stable in rear of Exchange Hotel. Terms mod
crate. 28yl
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j. AZ. RIDLON,

County Treasurer, Van Buren County, Notary Pub-
lie. 8e., will attend to the purchase and sale of
rn,rg Eonn,y Land Warrant. az. Once in
the Cours liou'e. lily.
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4. ". NASH,

Iudge of Probate, and Notary Public. Van Barren
Co. Conv0yaneing and other business pertain
ing 10 said offices promptly attended to. viii
also attend To the purchase and sale OF Real
curing Bounty Land Warrants. &c. Olce in
the Court House. I'd door on the right. 81.
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T.. ID. SIMMONS,

Dealer in Sash, Blinds and Doors and all kinds o.!
Cabinet Ware, AZ the Steam Saw Mil.
Auwtuu, lf1-tf. Mich
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DIS. ANDREWs 3. WOODNAM

Havc fosmed copsrtn,rship for the practice o.
Medisine and surgsry. Allc,lls promptly ascn
leIto ady o. Ngf
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BENJAMIN SIMMONS,

Clock and Watch maker, and Jewelcr. Mattawan,
Michigan. Repairing done in the best manner
and on reasonable terms. IJ0-ly.
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scrvice

Be3~ Leavonworth it is said has been
made a distributing Office for the territory
through the efforts Of VI j, Parrot, our
Delegate to Congress
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~. X. HAWKINS.

D1aler in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Ready.
Made Clothing, Boots aad Shoes, Hats and Caps
&c Store, south side Main street Ally
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b<5 The Welland Canal, the Superin-
tcndent says, will be in good order and
ready TO open as soon as the ice permits
Tho channel between Thorold and Allen
burg is widcuei
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pe9. \ CuRIos trY.-Wc find in an cx
change the following singular couplet, in
which a part Of the letters do double
service:
cur Il dis and p
a scd iond rouyht cath ease ain.
bcs f. u br and az