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Settlement Of the Fremont Claim..Its
Effect.

The following is from the San Francis.
co Telegram of Nov II.
"SErrLED AT LAsT-AN IMPORTANT
DECIsIoY.--The Sacramento Standard OF
yesterday publishes tho decision of the
Supreme Court in the famous and long
litgated case Of Bddlo Boggs agt. the
Mercod Mining Company. The impor-
tance Of the decision, both ms regards the
principle set led by il and the value Of
the property involved, can scarcely be over
rated. 1t cilectualy settles the title of
John. G. Fremont, to all the Mariposa
grant, rs marked and bounded by the
most recent surveys; anl not only do>s it
give him the control Of the land, but also
declares, him to be the absolute proprietor
of all the minerals contained therein. In
fact, it decides his right to the largest min.
ing claim in the world. covering, as tho
grant docs. several thousand acres of min
ing groULd. Moreover, rs We understand
the discjSjon, it gives 10 Fremont all the
mills and other Improvements erected on
the estate, and involving that company in
tho loSS Of many thousands of dollars worth
Of property.
"Undcr the decision Of the Supreme
Court, Mr.. Fremont can prevent miners
from working on any portion Of his grant,
the Court holding that We rigAt 10 mine
Jor Tie precious metals can only be crcr-
cised on the pUJRc iaads--tllat although
it carries with it the incidents to the right,
such ms the use of wood and water those
incidents mast also be Of tie puJijc do.
mqil, an like manner as the 'dads. So
far as those Immediately Interested in the
Boggs case arc concerned. th> cf'ct OF this
decision will hc t. give Fremont the entire
possession and control Of the most valuable
piece Of LANDED property in tllH worIl.-
but lis influence docs nGl stop with Mari
posa county. Grants Of lands in Butt,
CaIyoraS Toulaume, and other counties.
containing minerals have been confirmed;
and under this decision, as som as patents
are obtained, the owners can It onco take
possession Of the lands and improvements,
aud oust thc present occupants.
The effect of this upon the future of the
State it is iii cult to estimate. The field
of free mining operations will gradually be
but in lieu thereof large q.
mount Of valuable property will be added
10 the tax ioll of tho State. A certainty
of title and protection will induce capital
i,tS to invest in mining operations requiring
capital, and give n pcrmancncy to the mi
nlng interest which it does not now possess.
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\ New HALF DOLLAR.-A new half
dollar has been got up at the United States
Mint, to be submitted to the Government
for it. approval. The new coin, although
Of the same diameter as that now in circu.
latiop, is much thicker at the rim in con-
sequence Of the deep sinking of the die,
and hence much more durable. On one
side is a medallion portrait Of Washington,
with the head wrcathcd with laurrls; the
word Liberty upon a scrol! over the bust
at the bottom the date 1850; and around
the whole, the words United States of
America, in plain, well adaptcl lcttcrs.-
On the reverse side, wreath Of grain on.
velops the words Half Dollar, in the same
beautiful letters. The coin is very hand
some.
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AcctpaNr We learn that Mr.. Smith,
Of Springfield, while returning homo from
this village on Wednesday evening Just rs
he was crossing the railroad this silo of
Drayton Plains station was struck by tho
engine Of the mixed train, his wagon
smashed up badly, and himself seriously,
almost fatally injured. He was taken to
Dunlap's hotel at Drayton Plains, aud mod
ical assistance Immediately procurcd.-
These are all the particulars we have been
able to learn Ponti C Gazette.
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From Mnsliu.tOu.

w AsIIINGTON, Dec. II.
The Postollicc Department states, for
tho information of editors. subscribers, and
poStmasters, that tho method of addressing
newspapers to Subscribers, 10y attaching to
each copy OF the paper printed slip con
tanning in addition to the name Of the sab.
scriber the date when the subscription OK.
pireS, and in some cases the amount due
thereon, and which is not part Of the al
dress, aud neither Il bill nor receipt, is Il
violation e the postal laws, and subjects
each copy 50 sdlrcSScd t. letter postage.
The members of 'hc House of Repre-.
S'nta,yes cannot get Their pay until the
election q Speaker, whose warrant on
the treasury is necessary for that purpose.
In the meantime. however. Mr.. Glos,bren-
ncr scrccant ut aims of the last House,
had advanced to various members sums Il.
mounting in the aggregate to $4,000 or
$4,000 which he hal generously raised
upon his individual II count.
The weekly California mail from New
Orleans via Texas, is reported. under the
management # Messrs. Gldings and
Wool, as heretofore.
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A New THEoLoGY.-In lis message to
the Legislature, Governor Msgollin, of
Kentucky, after proving TO his own salts
faction the rightfuine's Of Slavery from tho
Old and New Testament, closes 10y laying
down the following remarkable theological
platform; "And may We and our posteri-
ty, as tie worthy deccndants of the gallant
HEROES of the Revolution, both now and in
the future, stand by the compact OF the
Constitution formed by their wisdom and
consecratod by their blood, ~ the OF ly
hope of freemcn in time and in eternity.
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Virginia and the n. y. Tribune.

PosroFrIcE. LrNcuHnRG, Va. Dee. ,, ls59..
Mr. Horace Greeley.
Sill hereby inform you that | shall
not, in future, deliver from this Office the
copies Of the 7rjbMc which come here,
because believe them of that inccndiary
character which are forbidden circulation
alike 10y the laws cf the llnd and a proper
regard for the safety of society. You will,
therefore discontinue them.
Respectfully,
II. II. GLASS, p. N.
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AUTHOR AND TEACHER kILLEp.-Mr,
Dana p. CoIburn, Principal Of the Rhode
Island Normal Schrol and author Of W.
rious school books of superior merit, whiIc
driving in Bristol, on the afternoon Of the
10Th. was thrown from his bu ny and in
stantly Killed. \ painful circumstances
connected with his death is tho fact tha.
on Thursday next, one week from the day
of his death, he was to have been married
to young lady Of Bristol, when this sad
termination was ma c to all their hopes.
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CFLEBRATED CAT1RRH SNUFF.
rINHTS revealed 10 after much study and cxcr
tion. qeing the greatest remedy for tho Catarrh
and PoypFs ever discovered its effect agreeable and
remedy sure To he taken any time when he kcodor
throai feels lisagrceaqle.
Willie sent 70 any p1et ofthe United states the
rccpt Of one dollar md of tho most cge stamps.
Direct all letters to Dr.PURTNGTON, Adrian Mich,
tF- DRIP will be id Adrian on tho 1st dav ofNay
enain o month. marl6'jSyl
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believe that this is the way to deal will
such state Of things. Genllemen have
told us, over and over again, that the
danger of dissolution of this Union i;
imminent. Sir, if it is not only imminent
but desirable, | beg gentlemen not TO in.
du &c in this strain of remark. | think
and | believe history justifeS me in it
other gentlemen can speak for themselves
that | represent n people that cannot be
driven. They are few; but when they
were much fewer than they are now, when
they were not one half in number what
they are now, they left their pows in the
field, anl the left their women 10 look af,
ter he homcstcads, and they turned ont
from mountain and valley and barred their
breasts to tue invading foe, wherever and
whenever he might come. Sir, do hope
in God, that the day is distant, very dis
tant, when their mettlc or their courage
shall bc pat to the test, in anything that
bears even the semblanco of fraternal
contest; but let me tell the gentlemen
that the will find in the end they are mis-
taken
If know my self, have never indulg-
e' IN an oPproblous epl'het IN relation to
any state OF TINS unlon, or to any pubIc
man "' I'M, Oni'h' nave cHIe"'"rcl'
according the measure Of my feeble abli.
ties, 10 grapple with the questions which
have presented themselves in this Chamber,
anu Oh 'ne theAt'f wlleie lhe conliieNcH OF
"l constituents mas again "'u aSaII PIaC'I
me. h"' should iecl mysei unworthy
OF tnc'r coAniene'' would not dare TO
,ooN 'h9m IN me lace nor 10 snake tn'r
hohe:' hands' II l ialIe', on any itt'ng
OCCASION SO lar As l was ani'' TO 'indica'e
tuCm rom what he''eIc 10 h' u'Jnr''
anu SIR inc idea that tlis people can be
dii'Vn oy any S"ch ahn"ncia'!on c' "ha'
Is TO follow the exercise OF their judgment,
l utterly G'rb''le'e ana diSavow'
ME hho" tnaI 1t Is the province o'
every member upon tliis moor 10 present
MS CONVICTIONS OF the reaIlty ana OF tne
tfu'h OF ,H' case as II 'N'NlS 10 day. IN
just 'N'c''! 'i,'t .E"t III "h'ch ms own
ooG,''uon' ana MS own UNDERSTANDING OF
r'Snt am Pr"PHE'y may suggest yet l
VIII venture 10 submit TO them II, rs lhey
MoW' ""I rs 'uI'y o'Ae''' 'n'y 90 d'
'f. si'' '"'' = mon !" p' P''P''uL,, wne'her
'h'S Is '"G way TO '',aNr 1t 'o' "ehtiemcn,
Io you ueSlro inns InIon TO De P,lb@y P"tbStHao5 II
ionr WoT1a neomIn Mp' rs Won wnIIJ ;nnIy thot von
/, or ms wonl1 not dcs;rc = nnior
with Won ,oothor d,v hccouso i scoms -
49,, IL ;,.,I;,,,;,, H.,
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The WEST BETRAYED Mr.. Bocock of

The WEST BETRAYED Mr.. Bocock of
Virginia, the Democratic candidate for
Speaker, advised the Lecompton swindc
AMI sustained it from first to last. And
yet the five Douglas men from Illinois,
and they are all the mcr, the RcpuJTc
says, that Judge Douglas can influence,
abused themselves by voting for the Al.
minisira'ion and for Locom )lo1ism in the
person of Mr.. Bocock.
The Democrats from Illinois, Iriiana and
Ohio BETRAYED the Wcst by voting for Mr..
Boeock for tho Sprak"rShp. He always
opgo'el the Hon stead Bill, and also 20.
ted against Mr.. Grows bill at the last ses
sion, to give Pre- cmp,oncrs ten years to
pay for their lands. If elected Speaker he
would 50 pack the Land committee rs to
stitlr both of these mca,uras. SO vital to
the Ianllcss and the wilderness West.-
Let emigrants Of all cla scs, who seek new
Western homes, make note Of these things.
Cleveland Leader.
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FATAL CAsvALIrY.-Through p A.
Lontz Esq, ticket agent, at the Adrian
station, wa learn that n young son Of Wed.
w. Clark Esq. agel nino or ten years,
lost his life at Toledo yesterday hy fall
head foremost, from the bauister Of the haIl
stairs in the second story of the Oliver
House Adrian Watchtowcr.
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Ey a foreign exchange gives

ES- a foreign exchange gives an nc.
count of a curious sentence passed at I'm.
tcrwallcn, Switzerland. a prisoner was
put to the bar charge with disturbing tha
public order Tho offence icing proved,
he was sentenced to a mouths imprison-
mcut AMI to regular attendance at the
morning. aud afternoon religious services
l. ar f,y, yC,ra
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Pretty Goop.-The Hartford CoWam
tells the following good story in relation to
a Union saving wccting which it was pro.
posed to get up in that city. 1t would be
we'll if our Democratic friends would take
as philosophic ! view Of the matter:-
The story goes about the town, (and We
guess the story is correct. as it came TO us
pretty straight) that retired politician
of this city, who has borne various offices,
both. State md National, and is knovn to
be as truly patriotic and national, in the
best sense of tie word, as any man a
mong US, was applied to yesterday to pre-.
side oytr the Union meeting that is TO be
held at the City Hall to night His ans.
wer was, Il am pretty well advanced in
yeals; If seventeen men can shake this
Union to its centre, it is too Ear g5ae for
me to save it; believe ] won't preside"
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THEFr-We arm that tho house Of
Mr.. Leonard Hopkins, Of Bruce, was en-.
tired few highs siucc, and sS5 in five
dollar bills Oh til Michigan Insurance Bank
were extracted from n wallet in Mr.. lis
pocket. Person, cannot be to sure in boil
ting the doors low day Romeo Argus.
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rC- The practice Of Publishing votcs Of

thanks &c, is unin,entionaly and we'll
burIcslarl by genuine card Of thanks in
u Nashville paper. Some fellow has been
p1rioncl ont Of the State Prison, so he
print, his thanks to the .iul for having
taken goo care Of him while in, and to
the Governor for letting him out.
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r.y- A Church near Smitbfeld. TsIo

EFy" A Church near Smithfeld, Isle Of
Wright county, Virginia, is said to be the
oldest one now in existence in the United
States. 1t was erected sometime between
the year 1880 and 1886, during the reign
Of Charles |. The brick, lime and tim
Der were imported from England. The
timber is English oak, and was framed in
Europe.
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REPLY.
Mr. Postmaster ofLynchburg, Va.
Respect lily,
II. II. GLASS, p. NJ.

Mr. Postmaster of Iyuchbura, Va.
Sw.-l take leave to assure YOU | shall
10 nothing of the sort. Tho subscribers
to the 7ribme in Lyuchburg have paid
for their papers; we have taken their mon.
cy, and shall fairly and fully earn it, accor.
ding to contract. If fHcy direct Us TO send
their papers to some other Posloii2e, We
shall obey the request; otherwise, we shall
send them a3 originally ordered. Ii YOU
or your master, choose to steal anl destroy
them, that is your own alllir--at all events
not ours; and if there is up law in Virgin.
in to punish the larceny, 50 much he worsc
for her aud our plunlcrcd sub,cribcrs If
the Federal Administration, whereof you
are the tool, after manipulating the bu,i
ness Of mlil-carrying src> iit to become the
accomplico aud patron II mai.robbery,
suppose the outrage must be borae until
more honest aud less seWilo rulcrs can BE-
put in high place, At Washington, or till
the people can recover their natural right
to carry each others lettcrs and printed
matter asking no odds Of the Government.
Go ahcal in your own base way. shall
stand stealfast for Human Lborty and the
protection of ali natural rights.
Yours s'itilv,
HORACE GREELEY.
New York, Dec. ., 1859.
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JEWELRY STORE.

watch. Clock. ana JewcIrN hepnrlnR'
= L,HE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED HIS JEwELRY
store the east side OF Broad ST., opposite his old
- md where he may be found at all seasonable hours
adv to do work in hisine of business
t~Healsokeeps watches Clocks Spectacles Jewel.
ry Gold Pens and Pencil Cases for sale, of good quality
and at the most rcaso nable prices. 1T. BRYAN.
Hllsdale, Oct. 18th, 1851
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AGD FuR THE DISTRESSED. Key. Er.
Raphall, of tho Green Street Synag )Gue,
n. Y, maio e fcrv,ut appcaI'on Sunday
morning, on behalf of the Hebrew (ami.
lies who have fled from Morocco TO Gibral.
ter. Several hundred dollars were raised
for the relief Of the sufferers. The move.
,ncnt will probably extend to other syna'
gogUes.
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SHELF HARDWARE.

CHFLF HARDWARE, Of all sorts, Tin Ware. some
y WOODWARD. and great many other Wares. too nt-
merous to mention, constantly hand AT low figures
Also, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, &c, &c. b. HAMMOND.
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FIRE At MEDINA, New YoRK.-Thc
Orleans Mills at Medina, New York, were
consumed by fire on the 18th inst, 1t is
now known how the fire originated. The
mills were among the largest and oldest in
western New York. They, and the stock
in them, were insured for $4,000, and
tho loss will be about $50 900.
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&C. 4 New England writer says that
it has been found that negroes can be bet
to- trusted than white men not TO bctray
secrets. We suppose that tl,is S upon tho
that they ALWAYS keep d0rk.
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WRITING PAPERS.

ADVANTAGEOUS AKKANGEWFNT.
~ ANDERSON 4 Co, having become agents for tho
~. sale Of Creenleaf& Taylor Manufacturing Com
panv,s Writing Papers thev are prepared 10 supply
them in all varieties, either in large small quanti
ties ut the Manuf1cturers prices. By this arrange
nent Dealers ndothers may enjoy the advanta-
ges which would be secured 20 them by the best paper
Mill in the country being located in their midst. Sam
Piles OF the paper furnished, gratis.
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3 W. q. HOEG. OPPOSITE TfIEPASSENGEGUOCSE
connected with plank walk. and face Omnibus. to
which guests are invited good Livery aud Convey
10 any part of the Country on
Cash paid rpr COprsc Cram and Provisions. Having
rebuilt and and rrpicuiShad, present our patrons
Nni friends with this Card, hoping may better mao
hcrpccption Of our guests andincrcasc ourhu
mess bv close attention. Returning our thanks for
past potrnnroe, invite encourag Tor tn In
turc. IIillSdalc Oct Is. 81.
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SHERMAN unTsE.

n 1UBBS. PROPRIETOR, ,JONESVIILE.MTCH. THIS
House has undergone thorough repairs, and is now
ready Cor the entertainment 0fguestsn first class style
Location convene lt and terms liberal. june3
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rs- \ Tennessee paper says: Tho in.
auguration of the Governor was celebrated
by the firing of p mipWo gan crery hdJ'
hnMr
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f fashionable Draperv and Tailoring
wi tn their patronage at the same time time to ca
heirattenton to the new and dwel4eecte dstockof
CLOTHS. ASSIMERES.y yEST,Cs.x 10.

Il has lust receivcdrrom New York Citv all (which
he feels sell at price or
M kc into garments as may suit the purchaser.
r5"Cutting done on his own Invented and Improved
vstem and "a 10 be ineriorto none, ,butsupe
riort to most. ban Apprentice cwanted.
uiiIsdale Oct I3tb '57 R.R0wE.
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81 say, landlord, that's dirty towel for
n man to wipe onY' Landlord, with look
of amazement, replied: "Well, You are
mighty particular, Sixty or seventy of
my boarjers wiped on that towel this
morning, AMI YOU are the first to find
fault"
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STNNTON,S EXCHANGE.
DIR. PIRINGT0N,S

B Y STANTON 4 TIFFANY, JACKSON. NICH.-OP-
posite Mich. Central Railroad Depot General stage
Office NJ this House.
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Clocks. Watches Il .Jcwc.ry

~ " WARGINi. JONESNILLE. las received ~
i. largest s.rr'urut OF CIrrN- Watches and I,wo'.
~. *. eyer raoueht in Iilsulr County, which Doc
will sell a. "a" lowest eastern prices.
~ Clocks of all kinds prt.s ffurs 81 - to SO 90.
AlG1uis warranted ~ represented.
Jnnr.yiIlr N,y / IS,g
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But, sir if could, without arrogance
or presumption, make an appeal to gentle.
men who believe that dark clouds hang
over us, and that the future is portentous
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~. -. piRMEIEE.
DENTISTRY

TSurrcSsor 80 T.. :. fnr.n"'"r. \ co.,
DEALER ~ DRY GOODS. GED'EElES, UAIl WARE
Stoves. Roots and shoes g., &c.
Nov. 60 1859. RrNr1"G. N,,U
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q. J.. NV NJ.
BOOKGTNDER AND SrATo\ER. BLANK B' 'k
Manufacturer ana Rucr Old Books rebound. ri
Mirb O''I,lt
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EFO, ", ITNIRiRD.
DICKERSON & KOl

:. FITZSIMMON~.
COUNTY SURVEYOR-Orders addressed 10 CanGon
will be promptly attended
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WHEE
THE INTEI.LIGENCER.

PLAGIARISM, AND PREsENrATIoS. six or
eight months ago this office was rich in the pos.
session of a very beautifully bound copy of the
complete works of Shakespeare. All the good
things he ever writ, from the Tempest to
othello inclusive-all the wit, wisdom and pa.
thos which have so enriched English literature
were ours in that volume But notwithstan.
ding, our treasure lay in that copy ofthe Sweet
Swan of Avon," it was not destined TO be long
for this Office. a young gentleman with tra-
matte turn of mind, and an evident intention of
going on the stage, coveted our Shakespeare
For long time he resisted the literary tempta.
ton but at last his passion for the art dramatic
overcame his scrupleS, aud he plagairized, not a
single passage, as many do nor dozen passa-
ges, but the whole volume. Perhaps lie emu.
lated the immortal Bard, who weare told became
the great dramatist in consequence of stealing
deer, and hoped to become famed poet by
stealing Shakespeare. Now we have kind of
sacred regard for Shakespeare, and would almost
as soon man would steal our Bible. Conse-
quently, we were inconsolable over orr loss;
not only inconsolable, but undone Where was
our wit to come from? For since the disappear
ance of the Shakspeurian article our own scant
supply having been exhausted, we were entire
ly out of this volatile but valuable commodty.
But atlength we are again set on our pegs.
Our good friend and esteemed fellow-ritizen,
Mr.. j. @. Orr, has supplied our loss and relieved
our distress, by the presentation of handsome.
" bound and embelshcd volume Of tho missing
Poet We can "quote Bill Shakespeare"
once more, and shall expect Of course, to "pass
for wit" so our readers may look out for fell.
citOus hits and happy quotations. Somebody
has said that the only books really necessary
for man to study are the Bible Shakespeare,
and Plutarchs Lives. BE that as it may, it is
certain that no person with particle of literary
taste, or who would make amy prelcnsions to
knowledge of books, can afford TO be without
copy of Shakespeare in his library. As soon
expect to find Doctor of Divinity without tho
Bible as scholar without Shakespeare.
Now it is not the intention TO give Mr.. Orr
and his bookstore puff lie did not expect it.
He presented US the book purely in commisera-
ton of our fOrlorn condition without it. But VIC
must say, to those who read this that if they
want book, any book, great or small, ancient
or modern, grave funny, just fresh from the
eastern publishing houses, they should not fail
to call at Mr.. Orr's, No. loo, and examine the
thought treasures ON his shelves.
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Assars JANUARY l, lese:

TotrI E.iEbiIiHe-; - @-
Unsettled elaim= not dus.--..--.si5a42o.s4
Loses E'IiitdJiy Adi1stel and Promptly Paid:
UPWARDS or 81, 100000
or paid Ly Co, In
The pass o. years.