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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21

- he, ,bs n,,r, .os aopsu, Of section Of e,u.,s
s,s In ei,bsr eveu. too se Deuocrscy Of ths Nsr,s
,sv,,s rsyoation ana ans,Sy o arh aDdrr .szssr,.'s
srs.ss,.e system. .1pportsd B, esy0Os,' and rsass =
police"
If this measure ID resolutoy urged, the Pro.
Slavery party of the country mu 1t concur in IL Or
back out and go over to the Abb 'itionists. Th,
they certainly will never do That h viii Do urged
we have the assurance arising from sh, logic Of Ia.
proposition, and we have besides the ct mulus OF
vast pecunary stake in the prosperity Of the more
southern Slave States, which need, and WI nsr,
and more in the future need, to procure thei labor
at the lowest rate possible
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21

The people of Minnesota have adopted the five
million loan bill by 10000 majority. From what
few scattered returns have reached US, it would
appear that the opposition to the measure was very
slight. The unanimity Of people in favor Of bor-
rowing money is remarkable.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21

Advsnsensok fn THK WEsKLr 1RIBUsE OF thA
week must be handed in early to-day. Pnes, ei q
kne.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21

AaRIvAL or ESAxoSA -Thests im,hil S ,x mis-,
from Haabu IA Vi. Southampton April 6. suived on
Tussds, mo mig Hsr rnew's 90. 80 lhs as tNe ,dvi-
go by tls AIsgo.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21

In Congress yesterday the SENATE considered
the proposition for a protectorate over Mexico,
Gen. Houston urging the adoption Of bis resolution
for the appointment of Committee of seven to
take the matter into consideration. Mr.. Houston
proposes that "the protected" pay expenses BY
assigning the revenues for ten years. that five thou3
sand troops be udicousy posted to preserve order,
and that portion of the customs be set spart
toward the debt from Mexico TO British creditors.
The resolution was laid over, and the Deficiency
bill taken up. Mr.. Hale's amendment, providing
that no officer Of the Government enter into con-
tract, except under law or an appropriation ade'
quate for its fulfillment, was defeated. Mr.. Fes-
sender moved the addition of a section that should
confIe appropriations to the fiscal year and specifs
purpose for which they may be voted. Pending
this motion it agreed to reconsider the vote on
the Pacific Railroad bill.
The HOUSE rejected the substitute for the WASH
ineton Police bill, by which the appointment of po-
icemen is vested in on elective Board of Commits
soners instead of the President The bill was then
tabled The Military Academy Appropriation bill
being under consideration in Committee of the
Whole, Mr.. Shaw of North Carolina essayed re-
ply to the Anti Lecompton speech of Mr.. Gilner,
in the course of which he remarked that bis col
league was congratulated upon his effort by Dir.
Gddings-a story that has been widely circulated.
Mr. Giddngs emphatically denied that this was 80.
His statement was corroborated by Mr.. Campbell.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21
New1lork pailn Gribuare
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1853.
re CORRCSPONDENrs

esserer h sending remss.ees frequently omit b men
ton Of the Post Ohoe md very requenly the
name ~ State vhich tek pspss h to bs ssuf Always
nenHeu ths name Of the Post QaSs nd State
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21


are ere great many the present sme seriously troubled with
COZ sh cods and influenza II who thus troubled will
swslow Of RADwAYs REGULATORS and bsthe
the surface body with RADwAYs READY RELIEF your
whole system will be free every symptom OF pain aud die
ess than hours after these remedies are used gen
tesan who visited Waeks Theser Monday night got over
heaed his exposed himself cool draush Of
air a. caught very cold. During the night he was
sesed with vioe psos all HE body His thost was so
core could scarcely swallow wsy dchatge from the eyes
and constants bone In hi. BODY sheo Win
psin could speak above whit
per this condition the next morning found him We how
aver knew his difficulty the remedies that would
hun Al o'clock he down six OF RAILWAYS REGvL AToRs
sna body rubbed with RADwAYs kELEy
Al O'Clock the day he rid OF ell his dc 9hies
RApwAYs REGULATORS and READY RELIEI VIII cure the III
fuenz. ssd ell colds few hours Toothache cured
instsatly by the RELiEr. . ~ 49,
RADwlY & Co, No. l62 Fultonst, New York.
Remedies by Druggists Merchants everywhere
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21

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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

income of the State railroad nj $500 000 and the Gov
,nor is ren5y,o take the road on his shoulders.
ard To. responsibility giving ample security
therefor 10 pay over To the State that annually
for the next ten years-thers might be, exclusive Of
the proposed annual appropriation Of sc coo for the
public debt and the cause OF educntIon and reservng
81 COO for coptngencesa reduction of taxes to the
amount of $50 Geo. II the Legislature will not agree
,o the sch0o-fund project. the Governor proposes
reduction OF 10 the amount Of sl5o0oo annually
and the appropriation of the remaining $lJ0 600 10 be
aupled 10 such purposes Of internal improvement as
will tend most 10 develop the resources o the ae
This. he thinks. would be infinitely better than to
souauder the income from the State road in large ap-
propriations OF doubtful propIety. " the roah he
faithfully and economically managed, the net earnings
paid monthly into the treasury, and applied to educat
ing the youth of the State, the payment OF the puo",
deb, and the reduction of taxon, the road would then
prove what It should be, aad was intended 70 De-
blessing TO the whole people of the State.
The Atlantic and Gulf Railroad is in tuccesstd prog
ress and the stockholders having paid in ~ per cent
on their subscription of $500 0OO the Governor has
paid over in bonds 20 per cent Of the State suoserp-
ton of $500 co., Other parts OF the State n need
Of railroads and the Governor is in favor Of State ad
partially built and on condition that the state be fully
secured agsinsi ultimate loss.
The Georgs Pententiary is ~retched affair, III
built at first, ard row ready TO tumble down. As
means of reformation, it hasp'oved total failure and
the Governor starts the question OF substituting pun
ishment Of come other kind he does not say what.
The State institutions for the Insane, the Blind aud
the Deaf and Dumb, and also the Georgia Military
Institute lately set up and destined, We suppose, to
furnish officers in case OF dsunion and war WITH the
North-appear to be in somewhat better condition'
The militia system Of the State would appear, how
ever, to be exceedingly dilapidsted.
Gov. Brown TO judge by his message Is indus
trousy devoted to the domestic interests of bis State
Indeed he wastes not single word of his message in
decamatons, apt in the ease Of Southern Governors
TO be rather rabd on the condition Of stona affairs
the aggression of the Abo,onsts and the necessity,
pr, sent or future, Of diiunop.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
MARINE AFFAIRS.
STEAMER FULTON CITY SUNK.
TWELVE LIVES LOST.
From The Cincinnati Commsreial, l5u

From The Cincinnati CommsredI, l5th .
The steamer Fulton City, Capt IL. vi. Brckneil,
bound from Pittsburgh for st. Louis, with cargo of
$50 tuus Of Pittsburgh manufactures, lron glass &C.,
while passing Burlington Island, about o'clock,
Thursday morning. struck stump or root tearing OH
about fifty Yards below where she struck, and lies IN
the ohanne with the water to the top OF tue tables
in her cabin. The cabin passengers barely escape
With their lives by clamberng to the hurricane deck,
the majority Of whom lost all their baggage, and being
asleep, saved very little of their clothing. Twelve
deck passengers-two women, two children and eight
men-were drowned. The Menottc, Capt. Mct;ogan,
along about ortyive minutes after the accident
occurred, and relieved the passengers and crew from
their perllOus situation the hurricane root. The
stairs leading from the ladies' cabin to the hurricane
roof gave way when the boat struck rendering dii
fi0u for the ladies To escape TO the hurricane deck.
They waded through three feet water in the cabin,
and were pulled out over the roof. Capt. Mctiowau
rendered all the assistance required and after furnish
ing breakfast for the passengers and crew. continued
the trip bringing the sufferers here free of charge
The Fulton City was III her second season, built AT
Pittsburgh, and valued at SS 900, with insurance for
$4,000 in Pittsburgh Offices. She was owned by her
e INNS nder, Capt. Brcke, and Capt. Martin. Capt.
Brickell remained at the wreck. passenger thus
describes the accident:
Being passenger on board Of the Fulton City on
her downward trip, and being in my berth on the
morning of the l2th when she struck, would state
that about five clock a. m there was a tremendous
heave ofthe boat and terrible crash, as If she was
tearing to pieces. Nearly all the passengers being in
their berths aroused and rushed into the cabin
and found the boat sinking. The screams Of the
aides beartrendng. All the assistance was
rendered by the officers that was possible Tor the
saety and comfort OF the passengers until the Mel
notte up and took us off, aud rendered to the
officers and passengers the bounties of their
table for morn ngs repast, which was thankfully re-
ceived, lit being7 O'clock, and then brought those
who wished to come 10 this place, for which We ten
der our sincere thanks. \. PASSENGER.
=. S-She went down in about sixteen feet water
at the point Of Burlington Island in abou; three
minutes after she stuck.
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Sales Of cotton for The week $1,000 bales,
All q%uslifies slightly declined. Consols 9sI
The break ii HE csLle occurred under
tie stern Of the Agamemnon alter paying
out l46 miles, when she returned TO mid
ocean and crnlsed five days for The Niagara.
The steamer NOVA Scotia, from Quebec,
arrived cut the 10Th, and the Persia on the
l7th.
The telegraph fleet had completed pre-.
paraiions for a renewal OF The attempt 70
Jay the cable, ana was to sail on Saturday
The i7ih.
Tine India bill. rassed BY The House o.
Commons, has passed a second reading i,
the House Of Lords.
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70 Contributors.

AZ our design i 70 make our paper
that will be u interest 10 all en-
gagged IN the different departments 81
active Industry IN every part q tic
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout lis lim'ts. And being -
l%ccially DESTROYS IF promoting The
farming interests ~ Dubois. items Iii
any department Of agriculture are par
iicnlahy solicited. Please send Us al
ne news, incidents, general iniorma
tim. and mineral discoveries iii your
respective ncighlrgloosls.
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F H5TNsCwrz@gss-
n,
NY'ay


NEW YORK, July 81.
Tie steamship Moses Taylor. IRON Aspin.
wall. brings California dyies to The 9TH inst
The Frazer river gold excitement coniin
ues undated. The reports from thence
hove become fabulous ID heir Character.
Victoria was crowded With American.
Tho had run .hc price of building lots Up L
$4,000.
The fndians had commenced moles,inn
The emigrants on their roadto the mines. "A
party Of ten encamped near Lehome were
attacked, and Fix Of them killed. Ii Il feared
that The mining region will be over.run BY
these warriors, and an ind scrIminate u.assa.
ere follow.
Business at San Francisco continued IN
nsunlly active, and large transactions were
making in provisions and other goods used
by miners.
The Oregon State election has resulted
The choice oflhc whole Democratic ticket
Adsices from Carthugcna announce tie
rejection Of the Cass-Herran treaty By Con
eress. a. bearer 81 dispatches is on lie
route for Washington.
Gen. Mcsqeura Is 10 assume the military
command Of the Is,hmus, and Gen. posods
al C~allAagena.
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because u viii, IN all cases, safely and ef
Ilcciually cure Tint much drca Ted sccrrge 81
TIE vest-thihrs Fever aud ague--wlhoui
tail. and 10 eases viii couniefac, The poison
~ M%alafia, N which fact thousands DO tcs-
MY; and, unlike az other nostrums. il is on.
Ny recommended tor one class OF diseases
ard as a tunic il Is unsurpassed. We y al
.riltr o few evidences Of ~ werth, by men
~ Influence. ord high standing.
rSHcfTcS lit Sept. 90, 1857.
DIR. Mana--rcar sir. FUr several years
pss' | have used your Arne Balsam III NY
dsily proctice. aud have closely observed IT,
fleets n hundreds Of cases, and in D case
has il iailrd - produce the most happy e.
irci. ! rsn mos, chceriully recommen nd il
Az 4 certain specific for chllis, fever and
.ngue. and malaii " Diseases.
Tfuly Yours. H.. AusTis, VI. u.
MARSHALL, NIcH, Feb. III, 1887.
DR.. Mann A. Col have sold = large
amount III your A que Balsam in this vicinity
and from my personal Knowledge cfii, be
iisve II the best remedy fur ~ciiills, lever and
sgue that has ever been sold la our state.
Respectfully You're, q A HYrF.
A~sHrABuLA Ohio. Jan Isl. 1888.
Messrs. =. X. Mann a. Co--Gents: IN
canvassing tho states u Ohio and Mlrl.igan
for the sale Of the different remedies OF
which We have ~ccnirui, our attention has
been called 10 observe fhr great name thar
your ague bnlsam has gained for itself In
every place where sold. II really see ms a.
be the peoples own remedy. and its salcs
more rapid than all others. |; 10 destined TO
I.npercede all other aguc remedies in the
market. Very truly yorrs.
Az > ~firSnRY.
NEw YoRK, Feb 20, 1858.
Mcssrs. $ X Mann a. Co Gents: have
AZ our house in 81 Lruis sold your aguc bal
sam some fhrec yeurs, and have CAREFUL,
observed lite effects in curing. and must III
III rnndor say. ! do not believe its equal ex.
isis 10 81 the world Of medicines. TO ny
personal know ledge II has cured permanent
" every time, aud | have known il used after
OIL other remedies have been tried IN vain,
with the most happy result; and what is
more remark able | have never known d cosc
but what remained cured, for al least thai
season. ave no hesitation in recommend.
ing u as o perfect triumph over chills and
fever. Respectfully Yours,
IN q J WOOD.
s. X. MANN & CO., Proprictors,
Gallon, Ohio. Sold by All good Drug
gists. may - 3m.
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Job Printing.

NJ arc prepared e give prompt n
tention to All kinds of job on Book
printing. Any description Of blanks,
receipts, bill heads, store, stallion d
jack bills can be forthcoming on the
shortest notice, in the most approved
~ lc, and on reasonable terms.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-BAzrL y EDM aNsrox.
Auditor-JuHN N~LHKtsekR.
Tfeasurer-EuwAE S~TEPIENsox.
Recorder SrfrnKE JEncER.
Sherif-JAcuE HERMAN
Coroner-WiLLfhM ScHuEtrrEMM
Surveyor-- BLaJAMis n. KEMr.
iiARvLy NIcHoLson,l
Laws GREEN, Commissioners.
j.. b. BicKwEEMERT
OFFICERS or DAIHBElpcE TOWNSHIP.
Jusiices-H. G. Newcomb, Henry Long
Rose.
Trustees -- Charles Birkemeicr, Francis
srilengc, Knspcr John
Clerk-Geo. A Ki'zinger.
Trersurfr-WendoIin Erny.
Coustabies-- Auihuuy Eckert
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SAFE OF SWAMI LANDS.

IAUpiroR's OrFlcE, DrB,fs CouKTr, ixD.,
Jasper, June 4lh, 1858.
I'm pursuance OF an act. entitled Fan act
\ 10 regulate the sale Of swamp lands do
mated by the Uni Ell States 10 lie State Of
Indiana. and 70 provide for the draining md
Ireclaiming thereof, ia accordance with tho
conditions Of said grant, approved May goth,
ISJ2.' the undersigned, auditor or said
county Of Dubois, viii onrr AZ public sale ut
ts court Lousedoor. IN Jasper 10 ssid county,
he following swamp lands, the same being
embraced in what IL called athc second 81
lection Of swamp lands, TOT vii: the south
west quarter Of the u rth-eaf quarter Of
sec lion No. thirty one, IN township No. one,
north VI range No. three west. The south
cast quarter Of the north wet qnarter Of
section NJ. eleven. IL township NJ. anc,
south Of range No. four VEST; aud lie north
west quarter Of the south eas; quarter Of
section No. ten, ID ownslip No. two, south
VI range five wet.
Sale 10 M Oh the ilih day OF Au-
gust, "A. ID. 1858, ~ Lne o'clock, ". NJ. and
ccn,inue from day 20 day untiI AL Tho lands
IRE offered for sale.
Terms of sale cash, 70 be paid in gold, sill
yer Or bankable raper.
JOHN MEHRiNGER,
June A. lS5s-9s. Auditor Dubois 0
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The whole loss by the flood a. Cairo. Il Is
said, vii be inside Of 5000 900. The hi.
ncis Central railroad can make all repairs
'or $1,000. The loss Of the citizp rs IL fur
m'nre, buildings, and stock viii not exceed
$4,000. The water rose above low-wn,er
mark iorty segcn feet, which is two Iect
higher than ever before known.
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WAsHlAcros. July &c.
Alfred N Lay has been appointed U ) At
lorney for The Western District Of Mis- our.
Tue Secreiary Of The Navy has decided
against The request Of The Collins line ID
make Portland the western terminus Of The
.ine.
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u the Catholic Church. p. Beds O'Con-
ncr, priest, every sabbath ata1 O'clock, Al.
NJ, and ~ o'clock. n. NJ.
Methods; r. Church, Rev. William T..
Rcvcnscroft Minister in charge, every a.
|~,ernato Thursday night.
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Andrew q.
Strain. pastor, the fourth Sabbath evening
in each month, Of 4 o'clcck.
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sThe boilers and disorganIEers Of Spcn
So county held a convention on Saurda,
and nominated the following ticket:
hepresentatiye-C Jones, publisher
p NE Rockror, Democrat: Treasurer Jno
hsria'dAoni ShcrHn- JON, "A stocking
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0T-The failure Of the Citizens Bank Of
tennessee Is said 70 be a bad one. hisre-
ported that The depositors 81, Memphis we're
settled with the day after The failure. The
Instant note holders will fare badly,it is fearce
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NOTICE

5 hereby given 10 all whom II may con
! cern that ID the June session. 1858. The
Board Of Commissioners ~ Dubois count,
have ordered The following changes To BE-
made IN the boundaries 81 civil townships,
ia said couhiy, ia o ner following "a. vii.
That sections numbered %, %, "a, %,
-6, 81, "a, 81 and 80 ID tow nsl.ip NJ 3. south
NJ: range No. B west. Be taken OF Of patoka
township and added 10 Ferdinand township,
~ said county, for civil township purposes,
aud hereafter to constitute q part " said
Ferdinand township.
Also-ihGt 50 much or Harrison township
a. lies south Of patoka river, Or more per.
liculafly described as follows, io-wit: Com.
MERGING in she Patoka river where the same
crosses the township line running east and
west, dividing HARRISON from Bainbiidgs
~ Eship -frcm Hence ia d n0rih-euslwardi.
course, following the mca,derings 81 sale
river. 10 where The said river crosses ths
ip line running north pnd south. di
y iding said HARRISON from Columbia tow
ship, shah. be taken CT OF said Larbisur
township, aud added TO Bainbridge tow ii
ship ID said county Tor civil township purpo
see. nnd shall hereafter constitute a part o
said Bainuridge tow nship.
By order Of The Bnari.
JOHN MEHRlNGER. a. DC.
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OfficE ~ ArDtroR q: STATE.
i~snIAkArolls, Arm 1858.
The following banks haze complied viii
lhe amended law Of 1856, aud hn y sccnri
'ies dept pyoslaiih ne Treasurer II STATE
ai their market value, 70 IN amount not les
Illan fifty thousand dollars. and ten per rcn
IN excess NJ their circulation:
Bank Of Goshen. Goshen.
Bank Of G~osnort. Gospnft.
bank OF Mt. Vernon. Mt. Vernon.
Bank ~ Paoli. Paull.
Bank " Rockville. Wabasli.
Bank 81 Salem. salem.
Bank Or Sal m, New Albany.
Bloomington Bank Bloomington.
Exchange B1ak, Grnencssile.
Farmers Bank. Wcslield.
Indiafa Bank. Madison.
Indiana Farmers Bank, Franklin.
kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus.
Lagrange Bank, Luna.
Pafke County Bank. Rockville.
Pfaiie City Bank. rtrfe lIauie.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
Southern Dank Of lndi ne, r. IIauie.
The following Banks have com piled with
the amended Inv, but have since given no.
lice Of their intention 10 withdfaw ;leir cir.
culatlon. Their notes are payable in coin:
Bank Of Indiana, Michigan Civ.
Cambridge City Bank. Cambridge CITY.
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Central Bonk, Indianapolis ~ redeemed
BY The Treasurer 81 State.
Cresaen, City Bank Evansville.
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OFFERS lis professional scrvi-
N ces to the cilzrns Of Dubois county
EsssH & vicinity. and feels confident that
O. when called upon he Will render
full satisfaction. June is.
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Hon. w. n.
Nj k.

Democratic candidate for Congress.
Viii address his tcllow-citizcns at
Jasper, Monday, the OH inst. "
IIaysville, Tuesday, the 10th inst.
lIuntingburg, Wednesday the iltll
Ta~ylorsville, Thursday, the 18th.
G~cn'ryvillc- Friday, the 18th.
lulda, Saturday, the 18th.
Grandvicw, Monday. The 10th.
lt@ochport, Tuesday, the l7tli.
Speaking will commence at | o'clK
J.. H., unless otherwise arranged.
lion. a. 7. I%Ioycy, and other can
didatcs for Congress, il any, arc ~
spoctiinlly invited to attend and par
ti:ipatc il the discussion.
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~~W
NO KANSAS! NO DOUGLAS
DUT
BOOTS SHOES,

ET1 THE undersigned has just
-reccived splendid assortment
tEkz-Hso ii Doors AND SHoss, latest
EaA- styles, -ALSU-
E3unHca-a &C CGAoDIP1oE9
and q large quantity Of OIL sorts Ut Liquors
which will sell al low prices,
IL Produce issrn in exchange for goods.
Boots aud shoes made and repaired Oh
the shortest notice, AZ All times, mud on The
mcsf reasonable terms
EASTERN BOOTS AND SHOES,
of the latest styles, kept constantly Oh hand
az the big brick, % the corner Of Main and
Lawrence streets, jasper. Ind.
Apfil2, JS.-n3 CONRAD NADER.
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GESTG$s COMMIT TEE.--The President u
'hc Princeton Convention appointed The I'll.
lowing central ccmmistee, to serve Tho en-
suing two years:
vanderburgh-AJ Whhtlcscy.
Poscy- Robert Dvwnty.
I~ike-Jno y Hannah.
Dubois-Dr Stephenson.
Martin-V II Donshcy.
Davicss--GG Barton.
Gibson-Smi,h Miller.
knox-John Westsail.
Spcncer-JJ G~allnry.
Warick--Dr l. Lewis.
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GRATIS NorIcKs. We publish no
iirrs ~ marriages, deaths, Sc. gratis.
and would like - record all which &C.
rur ! II the county. Ministers. u 9th
~, wio oiticiatu un sueh occasions.
viii confer 4 favor IN sending usano-
iicc Immediately.
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TIE notes Of The following Banks ar,
ty The Ardiior or State, VIZ:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17
1000 3Daler 9clpDnung

gBiro tc;Obtt fir ir9cno cine gRsbiSin wclhc
pratt uno 8utl Cb er's ~YRa9it SEDL" fir
ole fCl9tnoe 8rautbrtcn ubTtriIL r6ultlh: Nhcu:
motism, NturOl9ia, 5pinas 2rontbcit iulommsnac:
,CStne GsIents, GbrIit: Shmrgn, Sdmeritn in pSr
Stits ceEr in bsm &ddtG, .GepfpEb, 3abnpth.
Sprains, nrbcr SaIS, StsniltruuunEl, S-usti,bun:
aen, @trbrsnntu, uno ollie aroere q onfbcttn oCr
oout, rcr Wusttln-uno eer DrufGn.-Rcine SRto:
gin III aht, bs Die llnttrlhrift non Nrott uuo 8u-
iber niht ouI csu Satds Bot. - .SouPt Sfis, 2O6
gBafbin9tCn SraGe, Srcctlgn, 81. ..
Die ercFs In;obt ron NcrTcncu wcttc t9i;tb
eincsrun9 rurtb oslt gPcriju crbcEttn, in oen zen
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