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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
TT. Yuma, California, !
Feb. 26. 1853. {

The. Washington Union, Of April lst,
has an apparently s~emi-oficial article on
TIE. CIayt0n.B ul@er treaty, sayfng.that the
President has never. changed his policy
concernipgi it,, that the AmericanconstFuc-
ton will be substantially carried into effect,
That the Masquito pr~otectOrate and the
Bay Islands, VIII; nodouBt, be surrender
ed to. Nicaragua and Honduras .respec-
lively than. the substance Of Sir William
Gore :Ousley's instructions has been COM
nunieated d TO this Government only through
Lord Napier. that il has full faith in the
yaAy Of: the British Government, and
Tia! # Sir William Gore Ousley has ex-
ceeded has instructiOns+in any: particular.
he win, no. doubt, be cal!edto.a right &C.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
Claim Notice.

To FRANKLIN spurleck, and all others whom il may
the Land Oaice in BrownyiIIe. on SATURDAY. Ism N
april 1893, toproverp mp right Of presumption to the
, u. quarter Of section no q, Township no. .; north
OF range u east OF the sixth principal meridian.
~ A.. J. GCRRENCE.
-b!oNHNiife; ArFiTh; 1899. no 81 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07

Il g. FE
Tbe eecsoh uas vell attended, and
6ussal ia.sFest manifested -the great.
et - - part q. az, 10 sscure
nsn ~ Al1ensen uka would take an
Is.sFesl as al0r oasEgsliealy loF ae
msh ne 4ed Improvements in the
Aas Il geEm gpaa1 ~peneesing streets.
Ala "a Flaes iu position executive omcers
49, woai1 see Aat blenders Of the peace
shl guiet q or e.'y wers eemPelled 10
deserve cr1iaaDees relative thereto, or
slErT AZ Pelal1A
Mhas &c have ~ bea behind cher
css IL &c say 4 Improvements, and
base alanzef as rapidly as finances
w2lF adaa gafsr al circumstances,
hers Is s.. nahasetatD BE- done
rResssi ius smesg j. HarJ-E
FEa As gsT q
htaFes {
a gFsss 70 AID rm eW
ff 3 6s eomP2aiht 81 M WI
Ssh ka esaHsv.
infs ao Saa E d mess
Na nmlass
k@veFto fhs
Rte6 eeght 70 be
graded geugHss
9nf saE fFsfi, cav. taira street "a q;
urs ne is needs work done ppol
viii many wants, lie apihoFi
be- shPgH pstlese sight Of Ii,
fsA hzs Is. slsF2tan s sesgee. and az
sd hat ie piung
40 dglN6s Tise.
sasasj aA Fsg
t - se hope NJ
st
IA net pg behind j
ssadi6r peas
Fe SFosm foF Geatia
Too fsequesa!y sarge
unssn au1fogf noa,I
sha tasde Ei5sas - "a
sgsa al tsou4 svss hose vi
sRrsaa suh sEsu1 not be a.
- NEak g5veral consent. sgt
saadaos iFpgsssi ty-fhnI scarcely i
God etoepi create mesineht. II
EmA&Nhea 4sfaets. our ee,pg
~ bofss :, ass is were, license
~FeeS and occasional hsrvals-h'
ke ans tolerated as u,itur
and aislss lay ae~eq5nfannnana
Ais % me b7sttF, b. hat ;im3 j
passed md ss'e az sot aos neaE sosf
4fess Is ws gas. . assl.ii is hhA lime s
Wsa mehsiag our Usys. A few ezar
.AnA consequent Ee1eelaaas s a
qae sure, val resalt il much gsod:n ii
Fssp Every citizen, hgvsrers shou
~ hat no matter show ~exctle
gPEopnatt svsor o~rl.Raaegs I'M
We. g@ualiaed, faithful aud Vis
ers nay be, public opinion, or
word, a. Rs2ple must .sdsiain q
pheld 10 Feades Effective.
RR We EH us en.merate further,
trusf io.ihe wisdom and good sense
shoss ehaseh 10 administer affairs. asst
"a BY he canssli Of those sho:hars p
ed hen ID ~Pozid01s.as public serTan
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
Losing. Trade.

~VNA-.D ANNFN~' ~
While our merchants. are. enjoying a
richharyesf Of trade, they should notfor-
sc, lhattheya are losing a'uch by not. max
ing a few short bridges between this city
and Nemaha river: Fiiy@or a hundred
dollars spent in improving a. few rQads,
would addlhoa$andsta the. trade in the
course Of the. seasons. We see our Neb-
roska City:neighbers are making efforts
to like Sill MORE our trade~ west Of
Laos Q Hgowntill -mcrcl-
: 2nfs,
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
cara.

To my arden. friends who so kindly
presented my name before the public, as
a candidate for the Office Of Mayor cfkhe
city Of Oregon. / hereby tender nv sin
eereSt thanks; but. though deeply CRATE
full for DE high honor they propose TO con
fer upon me, by selecting me TO FL that
most exalted and responsible station, l
must respectfully beg leave TO decline IN
.favor,of-some more capable and patriotic
citizen. Allow me to suggest the name
of Capt. Peter Price as a candidate for
that Office. Respectfully,
B. B. FRAZER.
TheaboEe we clip from tie Holt County
Mars, We always kaew that Ben vas
mOdest-yery but we think in this ms
lance. he should have considered himself
".in the hands Of his friends.p
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07

The Delinquent List, and the demand
for advertising space by our business men,
eompels US to cut short reading matter
this week, and for several weeks to come.
Notices of a number Of books and period
ieais furnished US by publishers are nee
essarily crowded oct.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
Sfeamer-Amaha.

On Friday last, the reliable,- well fur
nished, staunch, fast running and gentle
manly oficered Missouri river boat Oma-
ha, reached our wharf from St Louis, and
after leaving with. Us passengers and
freight, left for Sioux City. Mr.. Wilcox
viii accept oursthanks for valuable PAPERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07

RIGHTEOUSNESS. A S. BILLINGsBY will preach
on the observance of the Sabbath" next Sunday,
in Nemaha City, at half past ten o'clock, and in the
church in this city, at half past seven o'clock, p. N.
The Bible Glass and Sabbath School will meet at
church at the usual time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07

PRESBYTERIAL The Presbytery of Omaha,
will meet at Bellevue next Tuesday, at Z o'clock,
2. Il.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07

A hand-cart train from Oregon, 70,
came up on the Iatan, last night, and left
this morning for Pixies Peak. Another
overland company, from Ohio, is layingin
supplies, and VIII start in a few days. E
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
Eemaha County Germ.

The Captain Of the Hesperian informed
US tina: a larger shipment Of corn was
made from this point than any other in
Nebraska. There are yet many thous-
ands Of bushels to ship from here.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
Repaired.
Steamers from Cincinnati.

We see by the last Cincinnati papers,
that some half dozen boats are advertised
to leave for as high up the river as Sioux
City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07

Territory Of Nebraska, J .
County Of NeDaha, E
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be a special
election he'd in Nemaha county at the M uaI place of
holding elections, on the 25th day Of April, A. D. 1889.
for the purpose Of electing one County Commissioner
for the 2nd Commissioners District, in place OF Jesse
Cole, resigned.
Done BY order Of the Board Of Commissioners.
.EESSa In testimony whereof have hereunto
set my hand and afixed the seal Of safl
county, at my Office in Browuville, this
@@It 9Th day OF April, A. D.. 1889.
~ E.E. PARKER,
'<yfG County Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07

The lengthy advertisement Of Treasur-
er Rainey, prevents the publication Of the
Agricultural Premium List for two weeks
yet to come. Gee
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
AImost a Tragedy.

AiAost a Tragedy,
Much ip!erestlisf felt in p3HtlcaI circles
as 70 theeearse Juasa DouglasWM take
since the fare 1P il Pennsylvania. And
yet, Notwithstanding ail;difieaA3es, if you
want anything in the sees, slrab, fruit
tree OF agricultural line, call on. joins
7GarrTr& Co, skLo0is, Who are pre-
Pafed to seEye all,
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07

80: e. - - r 81 % q #%> e~E4@#eS23". .
W. Fegret to feaFn that Judge JESSE
Co1R has resigned his pdonas one.of
tho County Commissioners. Ia saying
Judge Cole has given entire satisfaction
daring his administration, we only speak
the Fofee'of the people Of Nemaha county.
A special election is ordered to fill the
racancy.
Several other designations we're hand
in to. the County Court yesterday, viz
J. D. N Thompson, Justice. of the Peace
in this precinct, and 3. B. Thompson,
constable in. the same, Also, D. WEIGH,
Justice Of the Peace in the Nemaha City
preei6ctresigned and Mr. Grub appoint.
ed 10 ELL the vacancy.
The Court appointed tEssE JOHy, ESQ.
to ill the vacancy o~ecasioned by Col.
Thompson's resignation, and Joshua Rog-
ers 10 Gil that of B. B. Thompson.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
The Weather.

The Weather.
One would think the clerk of the wealth
.er had been On a "high" the past week.
Cold and snow have laid an embargo on
vegetable progress.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
.a~4hGeiale InaIdments.

k4rs ~ 4sL osasha rsners. thai
q De lsis ID az, Cur, ,Ee Gfal4 Jy
La7 sillsof i6di sgeIa' ana
sere e4a Zen. yodp staish Tiayr
rat9rH II. .fg.eE1eR y
- 1Lsiass GF~.fg.g
HsrfiaSng A
esbT sf HLiieas. WaFS,A. Il
MT sfstte Timss, ara l..
ne EisvGsEaH, fo'
rIes in their n Pe-
Jse EaFe. only is sag, ike
oTahaTEea euiise, has conducted iisell
very d~sgraeefi!!y f9r~ sometime past
WelsFe no ilea, .h0ReFeF, laai ihesain
dismehis W sm6uni % anything.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
Public Notice

To Presumption Claimants claiming lands
bctlccen the .McCoy Line and Treaty
Line, lying betreen. the tpo Nemaha
RirerS N the Half Breed Reservation,
Nebraska Territory.
By the sixth section Of an act Of Congress,entitled
can Act making appropriations for the current and
contingent expenses Of the Indian Department. &c.
approved 18th february, 1859, provision is made for the
sale OK the lands lying between the line surveyed bv
JOhn c. Mccoy in 1887 andIS3S, and the western boun-
dairy ofthe Half Breed Reserve, as specified in the Ieth
article Of the treaty Of Prairie du Chen OF 18Th JULY.
l03O,and the proceeds Of the sale are directedto be paid.
TO the extent Of 9I,25 per acre, tothe Secretary OF the
Interior, for the use ofthe Half Breeds entitled to the
same. Therefore, all persons interested are desired to
take notice that pTe-emptiOn claimants who had not
pertected their claims prior to the 2Sth February, 1859.
WltI De required to pay for their claims in lawful money
Or the United States, and that Bounty Land Warrants
VIII not be received IN satisfaction Of claims to lands
lying between said Lines, or any Of the smallest legal
subdivisions belonging to any claim, which may extend
beyond or be cut By the said westernmost line.
G. II. NIXON, REGISTER.
@. b. SMITH, Receiver.
Brownsville, March 81, 1855 nAO-3w
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07

- af q N=L-E. 4~%&&E e. .-:S - fSS%EE =a#t5-&A'
in be Ae dgg ii tAe
'w9s h'pP BIZ a. se It
not FOR ihe ed indiva R6p1b.
Leans W6gldL m ea a principle
he lssEe IL osl and ccnpass.
'sUsSfai needHe.of
the national com cai6tglg matter
.6f al our affairs, the spfmcjrle of
our pgitaiians se director pur Miitic-
al ceremonies you Iaake presidents 3!
you makeoSen ycp beldQp small men
and.knock down ~gr6atones. y, wonder
fgl'niggev; you are The black prince Of 4
sion, diffusion and scohfQyiaa You oQghi
to. Be btpk6 q Your c1.ce, licked out oE
requested so'fesigp. F:
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07

"A IA Is Massachdssiy. led aLloom-
~ traeplhe elafion le:stkn alt, be-
ilne a-father oalhe f0ih. aHd advertised
lbs vie - ihe-Ifih. cagnoning all per-
ssns agaiDsf frustihs'her.on bis account.
-EEehdngG
TIE eusn in Ne aehnseus'' ought. 10
have kn0EH better han 10 lead a "bloom-
az bfi5eto lhe-alaL' -Better-fake one
na stiaF ssiaacsd nesr time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
10 ahere &c clip from &c HoIl ConntY
Letter from Ft Yuma, California.

The following letter was handed to US
by Mr.. Heck. Pinkston Of this city. Our
citizens all know the writer. About the
middle Of last winter he went to Arizonia
for the purpose Of mining; but finding
there was nothing to be made, left there
for California, and at Fl. Yuma wrote
the following letter:-H0H County |cus.
Fl. Yuma, California,
Feb. 90. 1859. {
DEAR HEcK.:-I- am now seated-o Q the
ground, Gu the west bank Of the Colorado
of the West, in the heart Of the poorest
country 1 ever saw, or ever. expect to see;
neither timber nor water except in the
vicinity Of the Colorado river.
Arjzonia might be called a desert from
one end TO tie other, The mines will
not pay at all. 1 have prospected and
found some geld, but nothing that wall
pay, 1 will leave here in the morning
{cr Sacramento City.
+ w. S. PINKSTON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07

evening, She had the best load of pas
sengers Of any boatof the season. Large
numbers Of permanent settlers, visitors,
and Pixies Peakers, landed at this place.
Thanks. to officers for faYors.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
wants to Make

MarionAKD CoNPANx, it is said have.
on Albany, New York tie.
rsed atzthe last sess Of
Safsss@ Legislator, q said
5eg saR BE fefesaso9 at tha Stores
An Omsha1n sd Sebraska City q IS
geperalF supposed officers in tie
edsnss were Fntiied't3 copies. PsI
LoweytY !Es sn98iiss
ard b}8 fsta @ase q
af Iet Tie
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
The HannabaI.

Also made our landing on the same day
with freight and passengers for this place.
She went down yesterday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
Special Election.

Brownsville, March 81, 1858 nlO-8w
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07

III ANNNttNH
AtAe slesn hell Tor eay sfleers.
co Msn1ly a hs f.l5wing vas DC Fe-
sllis
o. y HiE ara. Mayor.
IsN. BEbHHD, Recorder
DtFo aEigLL, Treasurer
g. h sai1u,
- IS AssHIsosi Lsiaerme,
q 4. laa.aE.
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sslONS.

Onn MTfLER'S STEEI. PLows assorted sizes;
SOO 200 Garrett Cothalan's Steel Flows
SORTED sizes;
so Brirhey's Steel Flows, assorted sizes;
These Flows unequaled and will he snld AZ the
lowest prices ARIlS1 RONG 4 CO.
fanT
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b. s. RHEA.
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Beautiful BuilGing Lots,

IL Lot, fronting 30 feet North Cherry street. adj
Joining the residence Of Mr.. Thomas Bnrge and run
ming half way hack to Summer street, which viii
sell upon credit OF one, two, three, four ard Eve
years. This Lot is situated in desirable and ihriy-
ing portion Of the city and for fine resi- ences is u
surpassed. We will divide to suit purchasers. For
terms, &c, apply TO
decl5-tf F. r. GLASCOCK AGENT
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Misrrltaneous.
Lots in NNcGaN0ck

II HAVE fer sale privately, "a lots in McGavock,
u situated on Jefferson, Madison, Fillmore Avenue,
Florence, -Albert Avenue, Hendershott and James
stree 5, which viii sell at great bargains These
Lots among OF the beautiful in that adj
difion and TO those OF small means wanting cheap
homes, now is their chance. For particulars call on
Z. 4. GLAScOCK,
octa-tt
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For Sale.

A HOUSE AND LOT in West Nashville fronting
IA loo feet on Demumbrane street, running back
1s6 feet with McNairy street To twelve feet alley:
has a comfortable frame House with i've rooms Cis
tern. Stable, and other out houses.
For terms apply 20 ANDREW EWING, E. K. GL'soocx
or JNo- W. PENNINGTON. decs-tf
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Change of Schedule.
O4AIOAASO VI bOIICUUIl
49,. 49, y 20! &C. &C.: SeS
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
ES- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -vEN
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY, JULY 18th, 1855 the Pas
" seuger Train will run follows
Leave Nashville daily nj 5 A. NJ. and $50 +. VI.
Arriving at Chattanooga t2.2O i. II. ana 80 A NJ.
Leave Chattanooga nj A. NJ. and 9 7 NJ.
Arriving At Nashville at 80 4. VI. aud : 40 A. NJ
Through tickets are sold at Nashye 10 the follow
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Inc ih hft Rllte u ia tue Passenger icp0t, ana -
open hour before the starting OF each Train which
allows ample time for the purchase OF Tickets. IL Is
open At no other time during the day. Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave the ) \. NJ. Train
which connects throughout with Trains the other
roads. Time % Richmond - hours; Washington two
days; Philadelphia two aud half, and New York
three days. This Is the cheapest aud route from
Nashville 70 the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the $50 r. NJ
Train, arriving at Memphis M time connect for New
Orleans, on the evening at the next day, and 60
thf oUgh with boats without detention Memphis
Those for McAnnvillr Sparta and Berrshcba springs
leave Nashville on the ESQ 2. N. Train which con
directly a Tulahona with the Train for McMinn
vile. Persons leaving McMmnville in the morning
arrive at Nashville al 40 Z. NJ
Al Nashville, there are boats which leave daily for
Smitbland ana connect with boats for different places
the OHIO aud Mississippi rivers; also, daily line Of
stages for LOUSY lie, leaving every morning the
arTvalof the night express
by this change OF Schedule, the Train from Mem
phs connects direct al Stevenson with our up and
down day Trans, causing delay 90 Nashville and
Eastern Passengers and one hour is gained tho
former SSEedulc IN going 10 Memphis IRON Nashville.
&. L. ANDERSON,
If General Ticket Agent
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Misfrl.ane0u5.
SheltOn's Marble Works!

SheltOn'S Marble Works!
Church street, next door to Corneus's Clbmetshop
Nashville, Tenn.
UNHE undersigned would inform has friends y IN
i and the pubc generally that lac viii con- ilFAlI
time the MARBLE BUSINESS in tllis city, 81 -
his shop, uext douT 10 Comelinss CsbinC.- q u
shop, Chgrch Street, ana calls attention 10
the stock 81 ~
Marble Monuments, Tombs, etc.
Which lac has on exhibition and Tor sale, embracing
great variety, finished n tie most superb manner
lie Is prepared 20 manufacture on the shortest notice
Va BILE liant e -; and every description Il
Marble AoriS. OF the huest American and ital
Marbie. lis work Wil heretofore, be war
ranted, and h.s prices ~ SUIT the times
Ian9-tf ~ L. SHELTON
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THE Young wIFE.s pIARYl

pACCHTER of WEsr.
II contains the whole story 81 womau's trials
and viii be read with the deepest feeling by an classes
Of the community
These charming stories viii be succected by others
Of similar desert tiOa, several u which ALREADY
Ia preparation.
All the former peculiar Textures of the paper Whirh
have given u a world wide reputation, " IN DC culi-
tnucd while the several new viii give Infinite
variety O. It's ever diversified pages Among then
number 81 fresh, SPICY, amusing,
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NEGROES. NEGNOES


r. - IL - a IL II.
T HAVE on hand three families Of Negroes whirb !
IL wish Ia sell 70 good lsttaes this adjoining
counties. 1hey all good seryaRts--cos,ks, Wash
ers ami froncrs, &C Aisa faar or ive good nea
hands Ilake a good fDan who Is 4 me h9uss ser
yaist; alI6f whrb MAJ, sell iow Iar cash. Gail and
see G1r ys.irssise at No. Is Cedar street
aHsIss L. >. HAWKINS,
isaI9-tf HSIG Agent
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THE AvENG ERR

This proanCu,n is entirely American IA conetruc-
ton PHI, inciueif dialogue scenr, tone cot clnl"u.
II could not haVo been true ul any other country,
Hud possesses attrart ous az a peculiar nature for
those ''io The major born" Il is a spoci0luy-a
b0anS hOtichc Of remarksbi value.
The third OF this attractive series or American sto-
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DRY HIDES.

WE wish TO purchase all the Dry Hides coming 20
w the Nashville market, for which will pay
the highest market price in Cash
=. & c ANDERSON,
Nos. As and A. College ST.. near Broad.
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Meal! Meal! Meal!

yTTE have made arrangements 10 be in constant
w supply Il a superior article OF CORN MEAL,
ground by Water Power.
p. x C. ANDERSON,
1anIl uAA Broad street.
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geSi and Cheapest Family Newspaper

As No more ics Of the s.HIrs vii be print
Cd Than nrd~ret, thass Who desire begin with
ti4e commencement - the volume "a ~ D. able
do 50 b. forwarding their Subscription withCut de-
lAy.
rgEHs.-For me copy, s.; for three copiss, 80
OF onc copy fr three years, -; Tor club ~
coF-s $40, Tor cilb or ultecn copies, 50; and AZ
that rate To- larger ClGb--llNa5s in aiKauce
Address. NORRIS A WILLIS.
idiors and Propreiorz, l05 FULTON street,
uoyl7 NuN YORK
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WHITE LEAD.
Sole heather.

WE have large stock Of superior White Lead
w for sale low p. & c. ANDERSON,
oct30t Nos. IS and - College St, near Broad
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For Rent.

4 sPtESnsD FARM, sssui miirs frou4 the city
n CONTAINING 4bsut 10 Aervk, ~eii ~Aiers-l.
Terms very liberal
y = HAWKINS AGENT,
tau1s-1 NAG Ne. Is CffaF street
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SOLE LEATHER.

WE have in and for sale large stock of SUI
w perior HemlQck and Oak tanned Sce Leather
which we Offering at the lowest possible Cash hg-
ures. j. x c. ANDERSON,
Nos. IS ana 81 College st. near Broad.
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A NEW SERIES of this widely-circul ted FANI,r
"a NEWSPAPER, vii be commenced ne first day n
January ncr.-prinied ON me raucr and clear TWP.
With the January number viii begin the publication
OF a SEfIfzs % uEAIIIrrL
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WE are in receipt II, and will Keep constantly on
w hand. n large Il ak of superior Oak aud Hem
lock Tanned Sole Leather, which offer to tile trade
al the lowest possible figures
jaa6 P&c. ANDERSON.
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Malt Whisky.

WE have IN store and fssr ssaAl ausntRy q
w Old Mai hay, Tie hess affbcle Irnnessce.
J4nf7 hiLkIG. HOOPER, a Co
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HOME JOURNAL FOR 1853.
New ScrirS---ECW ittrGrlioRS--NrY Writers.

MOERIs ~ WILLS, EnIToRs.
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Original Works of Fart and Fiction.

The h. laid IN this cts during the memorable
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