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rgnmercial Law IectureS-Wnh &C.
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A PARTNER WANTED


WITH ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
w Capital and well re commended, to engage in
permanent lucrative and profitable business, al
ready established. The profits daily credit sales
now amounting to over fifty dollars day. For full
particulars address, with references,
mar26dwtf A. COYLE,
Box 40G, Nj. Pleasant Iowa.
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Burlington, lows.


A0kATs son
MIssOuRISTATE MUTUALINs 90. s. Iop,s -
~ Edyesk, Frest n & Eii.oI 49, i"s
NORTH.WEsTFRN INs. 90. Osw So.s n '
Plat, Pres't. q n L,uiios1 80, ~
PHGNlx ms. CO...-r-H Isr.o ~, - -
49, Loo'"ss' frss1. Henry Kslso0o, soy.
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FARMERS, nave you seen ana tried y
Worlds Fair Pr,yc Ehurnf


OF. Davis, Adjussal Ia .svn A Bsi.sTS q.
1884. :.
a our State Fair, held at Au.eAiae, love
october, lisS6,l this CAurn alone mad fIs.-,
awarded ~, although fherewe eight or ten othsfts
On exhintion and indeed ~ alxAys ~ as the ~ A,
m na Wherever introduced The sdyan.ssss
SnuIn over sil othsys Hrs AZ follows. -
iS. a. VIII produce butter in as short tine ""
other Churn.
"a. II Will gather the butter AFTER Il prcdueee A,
3D. II will work the butter into u roll and saps n
onttermk therefrom completely, without The hsn -
the Chur,.
9th. IL can be operated by q child with perfs'
and 10 as easily ciesnsed any other Churn .,As
Aprsctcai operation will convince any persoa"
truth OF thesestatements.
Below are few OF the names practical pan1 ~.
kers who have subscribed TO the following eefucs
Wis: We are new using the above Churn and 49, 80
works and salts the butter In perfect manner MI
taking 10 from the Churn and eheerfaily feesm-'
II as the best Charn We have ever seen. -
isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna, Abner oo1'
James woodssde, James Hilery, Robert Br..n, "a
6regg, Hamilton Brown, james Dickson, n,
samuel Foster. Alexander Fleming, Jes enah - - ~
Ihsmpson,h Bates, John Wild, Samuel Aoe'"
Davis, Jacob Wilhelm, James Robertson .h,-
The subscriber has purchased the right 70 -. "a
Henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson AMI ~ 4
Counties, Illinois. and 10 nov prepared 70 tnfhA-
who will favor him with their patronage. r.
~ These Churns arc also for sale at - -
Co.'S, Keith Robinson . Cos. and q LaanAAh
iington, Iowa.
shop corner ofvsnsy and Eighth streets, o,urs
feb 96-vtf j. !. SAs'
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Chairs, o 20 ~ uU
And great variety OF articles usrally kept In frss
class Warehouse, which too numerous to mention
Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking GLASSES rom 70
cents IS 90.
Gilt Frame Looking Glasses from VI 70 70 $50 90.
Mattresses II IS to $50 on.
Brass Clocks, with Iron frames, from ~ 30 to - o.
liberal discount made to country dealers Iseptl6bp
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NrR. HARDY returns bic taanks e .nc
M scitizens OF Darlington and vicin.v 10, sne'I
Confident that be can continue 70 give perecs
ion. s ia. v.-v
Owing TO hard times have purchased ooea. W. ~
Iii Goods in my line from 20 to rs per ceLf less
other house In the West and all Goods warranted =
rood o. represented or the money refunded. ~ oeA
consists of the following Goods, In
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General Land Agency Once
COJNCIL BL UFFS, 10 WA.

nEA EE Es &. ks q. q d I'll r. IL !,
~ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR.
VIII promptly attend to Land Agencies, Investing
Money, Locatin and Selling Land Warrants, Paying
Faxes, Selling Rear Estate, and ali other branches OF
the Land Business, in Western Iowa and Nebraska.
I-bptf.
DEAL Estate sn Council EsiHsfs and
LII ssuAslis.s.-Persons DESTROYS of securing Real
Estate III either OF these dourishiug towns viii dc well
send their orders u. &. BLUOMER,
mar '-bptf. Land Agent
Council BIuEs, Iowa.
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RIGGS & McDILL,
Attorneys AT saw * s. e3E Estate g'ts.,
ACTON, UNION co.. IOWA.
DR.. E. r. Paine,
Dr. G. G. White

REFFsRE EcRs.
Gov. j. w. Grimes, Burlington.
Hon. Sam. Galloway. Columbus, Ohio
Hon. Augustus Hail. keesa,iqua. lsep3-bp1y
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BURLING TON e JfTSS0 CRI RIVER P1yLRO4D
Makes close connections with the Packets for
al points on the Mississippi River, with the O.. H. O.
Railroad Tor Chicago with the Peoria and O,aayka
Railroad for PEORIA at Gaeshurg the Chicago and
Quincy Railroad for Quincy and st. Louis; al Mendoza
win the Illinois Central Railroad Tor Galena Dubuque
and 81 Paul and at Chicago with the Michigan Central
Michigan Southern and Ptsb burg, ~. Wayne M Chi.
cage Railroads. for all the principal places upsn the
Atlantic Seaboard.
STOCK MEN AND SHIPPERS,
VIII take notice that prepared with superior
facilities to ship live stock, aud extra charges are
made by these Roads for care and a,'ention We run
Flee Stock Trains per week (none on Saturday and
day. and prepared TO forward all classes or freight
at Through Tariff Rates Through Tickets can be par.
chased at Burlington and Ghecauqua for all points Vast
and baggage checked through. For Information en- :.
quire at the Railroad tf1ce
II 10 the determination OF the Managers OF these
Roads to give prompt attention and despatch TO the
business Of their patrons
JOHN G.. READ, Vice prest
huntington and Missouri Eirer Rdilyodd.
u REMiCk, General Western Agent,
Chicago, Burlington aud Ouitcy Raiirood
Burlington, June 81. ls5S.-wtt
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MARCH ga. la1y.

Through "a Heyr York in 81 Hours.
L., SSei F4ssr tIzEs7sl
d. h1l U
The Only Route Making Sure Connections
To Niagara Fais, Bafato, Rochester, Utica ,io,aeils
ellie. Elntira, gimghdmptoa .Attday, Trey,
SeJe York, FdiiGisi l,did, E3s;OH1, and
N@tc EH0idRG States ore1 the
NTHuTG rGEITE Al paTTpnAn
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Fire! Fire!! Fire II!

Fire! Fire.! Fire!.
INSURE YoUR PROPERTY AGAINST FIRE.
,. 9. LAUMAN & BRo.,.
Fire ana Marine Insurance Agenss,s
No.s Humans Block, Water and Jefferson Il,
Burlingt tom, Iowa.
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CHICAGO. BU.RLfNG TON d QUINCY r. r..
Trains leave burlington as follows:
LIST. Morning Passenger, A. NJ arrive AT Chicaso
els NJ.
3D. Accommodation, AS p NJ connecting at sburx
with Quincy Trains.
81. Evening Express Passenger, 600 P. NJ, arrive al
Chicago 5. A. NJ.
Trains by Peorta and 0qna1cSa Railroad leaving
at the same hour for Peoria, &c.
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1853. Summer Arrangements. 1858.
THE GREA T CENTRAL UNITED ST. 7ES
MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.

LA s e. - - - rs55Ess
Fl>HE ONLY ROUTE MAKING SURE CONNECTIONS
TO Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit Niaa ara
Falls, Cleveland, Buffalo, Pttsburg Philadelphia Balti-
more, New York, Boston, New England and the Canadas
BURLiNG TON G XLSS0 URIRIVER RAILROAD.
IN connection with tie
CHICAGO, BURLIAGIOR e QUINCY and The
PEORIA OQJ4 WA BALROADS.
GOING EAST
To Trains leave Checauqua, daily, as follow
lst Moraine Train, 5l5 A NJ, and arrive at Eurlinr
ton 7. 50 A. NJ.
ID Afternoon Train, 2.l5 P. NJ, and arrive at Durling
ION 5.l5 p, Nj. 1850
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and rice done up into roll, and world Of
things besides which haven time to enum-
crate. Then came again coffee and the
narghileh land then-the blessed content.
mont which one finds in the East, and in the
East only
BY this time, the nsighbors began to pour
In, eager to behold the phenomenon Of q
white Christian. The whole town seemed
10 have run mad They came not singly
but in battalions The young and the old
came the rich and the poor; the lame and
the halt and the blind. They filled the room
thsy jammed up the door; they peered in q,
tho Windows; they jostled each other like
mad. And there l sat coolly smoking my
Aarghileh, the observed Of all observers, re-
esiving the congratulations Of the crowd, dis.
psnsing mods and smiles like true nabob
While Yussf kent the common herd at bay,
! invited soms Of the prominent citizens
70 seat ON my divan and allowed them to
Whit away my good health. This farce Of .
reception having lasted something over an
hour began to become something Of bore,
when Yusef proposed TO turn the whole
crowd out Of deon To this maguanimous-
u dsmurrsd - not only uncivil but impoli-
dc, - il was psrhaIs the last chance
should have Of playing the nabob Il 20 cheap
. rate. Az the evening wore away, the
crowd having fsastsd their eyes TO their full,
began gradually to drop away. began to
hope that the business Of citing in state was
over with, whsn 10 found myself sudden
II surrounded BY bsvy Of young ladies =
They were Ill unveiled, and two or three of
then we're not only fair but decidedly beau
tiful The beldsst ofthsm began operations
By putting her hand on my watch seal,
which hsing followed By no fatal eonssqusn-
80, IL was repeated BY the whole group in
tsrn. Thsn they desired TO look ct my
watch. end then each took bold Of it in turn
oad PET Il 70 her ear, and wound the chain
esesad her Aesk Thea they began tinidly
- NasA - skiEb efny ssak aad b sxAa-
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TRIBUTE TO IoUNG AMERICAN ESo1NSsR.
From report in the New York Courier,
OF the congratulatory speech made by Mr..
perrine at the celebration, in Brooklyn, Of
the laying OF the Atlantic Cable, we find the
following:
Toward the conclusion Of Mr.. Perrins's
speech, he paid an eloquent tribute 10 the
personal character Of Capt Hudson. to the
mechanical ability Of Mr.. Everett, the en-
gineer OF the Niagara, and after citing the
TACT that the British Government had spent
fifty thousand dollars for the contrivances to
pay out the cable, and that Mr. Everett for
fifteen hundred dollars constructed . ma.
chine so superior, that the former were
abandoned and Mr.. Everett's machine adopt.
cd, and he proposed that the crowd should
repair to the residence of Mr.. Everett, cor
nsr of Montague and Clinton streets, and
give him nine cheers. The suggestion Was
adopted.
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ONE HJNDR ED Boxes Ground Coffee, Mus
" iard, Cloves, CHM anon, Pepper aud Spice, at
maya I. N. OGERS co.
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INRSr TMKSI

9HTbERaS IN IMPROVED INSTRUMENTATION and
- ~ copying EeTtELSI0R FLUID INKS, Manufactured
~ James u Butler, Agent, Vine Ok SQUARES
sG @ OF Blrnet House, Cincinnati, o. ~
10 IHE NRlTtaG GoNNuSTTYIS 4ESRR4 RooR,R
kss PASTtcgLARlY. "A UAlD-9entenlen Eyerv bottle,
OF Fluid that you consume costs you sew
sut per cent lnore than j. Butlerss Excelsior Record
no better good. EXPlAN1TtON so.calIed
hottie o. Arno DDS holds twenty per cent less Ink
s6s9 gu when The quality
Squai. All our lsadng Statoners will supDlyyo on hottie
on me same terms by doing you viii sustain HS
and be wiser better citizens: at
!east MYERS of country cherished STI
II on thus act the time Is distant when
rag shall rnoldis
well. II ASIES a fISIiTSI. iSiS ~ "a Use
eSt sa5s ny Payne 4 Co. and ]. o. Orr Wheeling.
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BUsINEss NoIIoEs

We, tie undersigned citizens of Crawford
County, Ohio, have been acquainted with and
used an article of Family Medicine known as
Or. AS. Todd's Anti-Billtous or Liver Pills and
we would assure the public that insevery in
stance, so far as we have known they have given
the best satisfaction to those using them. We
can recommend these pills to the public as a
Medicinesof great virtue. They are the best
pills in use Of which we have any knowledge,
and seem particularly adapted to the diseases of
this climate. They donot leave the system in a
eostlve state, nor do they loose their effect by
repeated use:
Milton Kent, Nathaniel sheapper, Commodore
Rogers, William Palmer, Geo. Nimmon, o.
Williams, james H. Eaton, Ed. r. MerriInan.
John Deem, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and 40 others
For sale by dealers generally. II. H. Logan. &
Co, general agents, to whom all orders should be
addressed
SEE advertisement of DIR. Sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
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THR MARKETs

PHuApELPHIA, Nov. l9.-In Flour there is no
change; sales Of superfne at 5,123; standard
and good brands at $5a5, 122; extra at $5,25a5,-
70; extra family and fancy at $6a6, 20; The in
Spections for the week amount to512,721 bbls.
Rye Flour and Corn Meal are quietat 81 for the.
former and S., 622 for the latter. Wheat scarce;
sales of 5000 bus red at 81, white at .35a
], 40 Rye less active; sales at 75aSOc. Corn
iswanted; sales of Zoo bus. yellow at 86c. for
old and 76 for new. Receipts of Oats are
small; 9, GOO bus prime Delaware sold at doc
by auction $50 bags of damaged st. Domingo
Coffee sold at 3ta94 cash. Whisky in good
demand; snles'of 10000 bbls. at 249a25c. for
Ohio, and 2Sa23}.
BAiTiMoRE, Nov. 19.-Flour firm; Ohio So;
Howard St S5,123. Wheat dull, butvery firm;
red 81 ,20a1, 20; white $1,25a1 so. Corn dull
and heavy; new white 6Oa66; yellow new Goa
69; Old S0aS3. Provisions dull and unchanged
Mess Pork firm at 81, 25a17 so. Whisky firm
at 229a23.
lCHeINNATI, Nov. 19.-Flour unchanged and
dull; sales triaing. Whisky advanced; sales of
| 1100lbbls t193. Hogsdull and unsettled; o.
300 head sold at Sc, 1oa6, 80 The latter rate for
thost averaging 230 lbs. One lot, light, sold at
S5,2S. Buyers at the close did not offer over
| $500. Holders anxious to SELL Receipts large,
,Q90 head in the last % hours. Provisions
unssttled; Mess Pork declined 5Oc per Dbl,
Bulk Pork DC per Dbl and green meat 4c. Lard
unchanged but less firm. Market for all closed
unsettlcd and heavy. Weather very favorable
Money marketfirm with fair demand. Rates of
Exchange unaltered.
NEw York, Nov 19.-Cotton closed firm;
sales 1000 bales. Flour firm; IL ,5oO-bbls sold
Wheat heavy; sales of IL 900 bush. at 74c for
yellow and Sc for white. Beef steady; sales of
re-packed at $1Oa11 per Dbl and $40 for prime.
Pork bnoyant at $17,5O for mess and Sl4 for
prime Bacon quiet sales of hams at 9a94 and
shoulders at 6a64. Butter, sales of Ohio at pa
Ice. Whisky firm at 224a223 Linseed Oil is
quoted at 81. Lead.trni sales Mt 8, 373a5, 30.
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444g 4MalS@S@<N :
81
BY THE UNION I,INEI
TO TIRE DAILY lNTELIlfSSt NICER
OFFICE; ooRNERswArERA AND a1oNRoE STREETS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-Ihe States learns
from FREUD, who is almost direct from the
court of Madrid, and whose fine attainments
and high civil position enable him to approach
the highest personage of the Spanish court. that
France has taken up the subject of Cuban indie.
pendence, and with England is purposins TO
erect Cuba and Porto Pico intoa semisfndepen.
dent monarchy, on paying renta from that
Island; this renta is torepresent the interest on
national debt, to be assumed by the new mon
archy, inc consideration of her Independence
The debt renta to be assessed by France and
England as bond for the annexation of Cuba
to the United States. -
The Collector of Customs of Mobile has bv
this time received letter from the Secretary Of
the Treasury against granting a clearance to
Alice Painter, for Greytown. The objection rests
mainly on the ground that the expedition now
asslmilates to that of November, 1857, when
the steamer Fashion escaped by means of false
papers at the Mobile Custom House; the same
collector having then been dismissed, subsequent
eYentswere inconsistent with William Walkers
representations at that time. 1t is notintended
to interfere with peaceful emigration to Nicara.
qua or to any other country, but Nicaragua is
entitled to remain in the considerate belief that
the United States will maintain her relation Of
peace and amity with her govt and people
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himself "Schnapps," writing from Fairmont to
tie Morgantown Star, of which NJ A. Dent is
editor gives a rich account of a rumor thatpre
vailed in Fairmont this week, tie occasion of it.
&c It seems that the editor of the argus, OF
this city, arrived at Fairmont on Saturday night
last with a friend, and so did the editor of the
Morgantown Star. The fact that these two
editors, sa, $ Schnapps, IRE known TO be some.
what bellige. cnt gave rise to the supposition
that duel was intended. Their stopping at
different hotels, toe', save additional ground for
suspicion. These suspicious gave the friends OF
these gentlemen much uneasiness, as dues have
become so fashionable these days. Then they
were both men of acknowledged spunk and as
fiery as horse pistols on the 4th of July, and
like them, often go off "hnlecocked"
1t turned out finally that the parties had
come to attend some sort of political gather
ing, only. Scnapps concludes his letter as fol.
lows:
learned that Dent, being very unwell, on his
arrival inquired for the Hotel where the best
Brandy,was kept, and was directed to Kearsley'S.
Being in such bad health he soon went "to
roost" which accounts for his non-appealance
among his acquaintances that evening. Russell
as soon as he arrived, owing to Wheeling fash
ion, and to prove his undOubted Democracy,
inquired for the Hotel in Town, where the mean
est Whisky was kept, and was Immediately es-
corted to the Mountain City,"I Harrison, Pro.
prietor. This accounts for Russell being up
street, and Dent down street.
a description or comparison of these intellec-
tual giants may not be unintcresting to your
readers. will attempt it for 'intus ct cute
nuVi hOminpmN
Dent has red whiskers Russell has redder-
has red hair, Dent has browner-D Dents nose is
sharp, Russell's sharper-Russel is lean, Dent
is leaner-Dent is ugly, Russell is uglier1Rus.
sell is SMALL Dent is snaller-Russell is law.
Dent is lazier-RusseIl can write, but never
does, Dent can write, but won't-and SO forth
and so on, pretty much the same thing all the
time, only little samer
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oNoNNAT1, Nov l9.-A special despatch to
the the Gazette says that the Lexington aud
.Danvie road, was sold ut public auction for
$l25, 600, TO McCampbell, Browler & Co. The
rolling stock and fixtures were disposed of to
the same partiesat 81 900. There we're several
bidders
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Discovery Of tile Corpse Of an Intant-Pro
6a6le ntanticide-Whilst the trainmen were
sweeping out train of cars at Bellaire, on
Thursday, they were surprised to find liEeless
and newly born infant in one of the saloons,
wrapped in neat flannel petticoat. This dis,
cOyery naturally occasioned some alarm, and
the matter was enquired into and investigated
as far as could be. The train of cars in which
the infant was found had arrived at Bridgeport
from Columbus the night previous and were
backed down to BelIaire. During the passage
from Columbus, a lady passenger, unattended,
was observed to leave her seat and enter the
saloon, where she remained something like an
hour, and, as the train neared Bridgeport she
came out again. 1t was not observed whether
she had a child in her arms when she entered.
The lady came over to the city in the omnibus
with number of other passengers, but no one
is acquainted with her present whereabouts.
A Coroner's inquest was held over the body
upon its discovery. The medical witnesses in.
clined to the opinion that the child had never
breathed, but was still born. Others. seemed to
think that the infant was strangled or persisted
from neglect. There were indications that the
child was born, either dead or alive, in the sa-
loon where it was first discovered, though It
may have been placed there at any of the sta
tons along the road, after arrival ofthe train. or
during the night. All as yet is enveloped in a
mystery, which may be unravcled by time.
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krr0tum.-We stated yesterday morning
that the steamer James Wood had left for St
Louis 1t was not our fault because she didn't
CO. We don't command the craft and therefore
have perfectly easy conscience. We made
the statement upon the authority other officers,
who said positively that she would CO. If upon
inquiring, we looked like person who wanted
to leave the city in hurry, why that's no fault
of ours. We didn't do our own fashioning and
are therefore, not responsible, for our personal
appearance One thing is ccrtain-if steam
boatmen would abandon certain insane desire
tOget passengers and freight at the expense of
truth and reputation, they would be subjected
to less annoyance in being sent off by the news
papers before they are ready to go. The man
who was induced to take passage on board i'', a
steamboat by being misinformed as to the time
OF her departure, without swearing either ex-
press or implied is to be exhibited shortly, along
with the rare individual who put up stove
pipe with an equal manifestation Of patience.
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,vh;,A : 60. Etc, Etc, Is
prices. lpstSS" tes"l"E
Just received Express from New York large assort
nent Oh superior RAGLANS made after the latest Paris
anu manufactured expressly York
with great variety Of other coaks all styles
qua PaEten which Will sell below prices
"A, A great variety Of CLOTH, DOUBLE, and STELLA
MANTLE SHAlVLs, at great Bargains.
large assortment of FURS, such as Sable Mink Stone
Fltc ETC., which can sell cheaper any other
hsuse IN the city as have them not Commission but
DouRht them FOR Cash. will sell quality Fitch PnrE
SUCH as sold last year for 800, for SIX set
sell at manufacturer's prices. ~
AIs9 received about so pieces of Lupns FRENCH ME-
price. 80 - ~ 'ss any
aooSe Goods will be ready for inspection on sATUR
the 9TH OF November, and would respectfully invite
those in want Of any Of them to give early call a.
snred All Will be satisfied with my goods and prices
noY6 ----.-------- ALEX: HEYAIAN. iaI Min 81
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soNE5of our contemporaries are listening 10
tue discussions upon the question of everlasting
punishment of the wicked subject that very
naturally eycites their solicltude.
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AMBROTYPBg

wHICH 0ANNOp BE SURPASSED,
AM3ROTYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
AMBRoTYPEs GIVING THE NATURAL COLOR.
Pictsereson Paper, Sheet Iron, Patent Leather, dc
Takenin equut to anyin theCy
AT TIE CITY GALLERY OF ART,
SO, sR1onroe street.
aps0-ly GA. GRIFFIN, Artist.