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Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-14
CITIZEN OFFICE F O R S A l. E

NONTINUED ill health makes it necessary O that the undersigned should dispose of the Citizen Office. The paper has been published near five years, having been established by the present editor and publisher in September, 1854. The subscription list, advertising, job work, &c.,, is inferior to no paper in the State, for the length of time the office has been established.
 GT The establishment will be sold on very reasonable terms, and possession given imme- diately. If not sold at private sale before the 18th October next, shall on that day offer the same at public sale to the highest bidder. QY Persons wishing to purchase are in- vited to call and examine the material, &c. Those at a distance will address the under signed. J. C. MORRILL,,
 Des Arc, Ark. ET Editors newspapers please notice. August 3, 1859.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-14
DIES ARC WEEKLY GgTgBBNe
MAEHrEDs

In Des Arc, last evening, at the residence of Jno. c. Merrill, by Rev. John F. Carr, Dr. JAMES W. BURNEY to Miss Lucy c. ADAMS. A long and blissful life to the newly mar ried couple.
 "But thappy theyl the happiest of their kind Whom gentle stars unite, and in one fate Their hearts, their fortunes, and their be-
 ings blend.v
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-14

Tnr OVERLAND MAIL ROUTES. We deem 1t proper to state, as there IS such a strong prejudice existing against the con- ainuance of the overland routes, costing a million of dollars annually, with scarcely any return, that it is the desire of the Postmaster General to have then abolish- ed, and that he would long since have ap- piled the principle of retrenchment in this particular, had he not been prevented by decision of the Attorney General. This decision was, that as the contracts for that specific object was for four years, and did not contain the usual clause empowering the Postmaster General to change the ser vice, the routes in question could not be interfered with. Should Congress abolish them, a claim for damages would arise.- I Washington Star.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-14
The Pending Difficulty with England.

The Victoria and Oregon papers re- ceived by the Overland Mail contain elab- crate accounts of dispute which has aris- en between the authorities of British Co., lumbia and Gen. Harney, as to whether the Islands of San Juan and Bellevue be- long to the American or the British Gov ernment. The islands appear 10 be im- portant positions in military point of view, and are off the Harro Archipelago. Gen. Hnrney, with his characteristic en- ergy, instead of waiting for the result of negotiations, and in obedience to orders from Washington, proceeded by landing his troops and prepared for contingencies, Hearing of this the authorities of British Columbia dispatched Her Majesty's Ship Plumber and held the Tribune and Satel- lite in readiness. Gov. Douglass issued a protest against the American occupa- ton of the islands, claiming, in behalf of the British, the sovereignty of the whole of the Harro Archipelago. Gen. Harney claims the islands of San Juan and Bel levue as q part of rhe county of " W ihatcurb, Washington Territory. In consequence ot aH theSc proceedings me Feopie oi DOLE sides of the disputed boundary line are in- dulging in very belligerent talk, and the possibility of war between England and the United States is freely discussed. IL seems, however, that negotiations have been entered upon subsequently, to the proceedings spoken of, between Gen. Harney and Gov. Douglass, and a joint occupation of the disputed territory semi officially agreed upon, to continue until the question of the rightful ownership shall have been finally determined by the home governments.
 The origin Of the difficulty seems to have been that petition was some time ago sent on to Washington, stating that a number of American residents on the is- lands had been murdered by Indians, and a demand was made that future protection should be accorded by the American naval forces. Thus Gen. Harney was instruct led to take action in the matter, and he has complied in spirit that is truly character istic of the man. Memphis Avalanche.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-14

HARnIs' majority y........... S,l03
 The aggregate vote of this year, says She .NashUile Union reaches IA, ,42l, be- ing l3.436 larger than that of two years ago, and 4,605 larger thanshat cast in the Presidential election of 1886. Gov. HAR- als' vote is 5.0S4 larger than it was two years ago, and 2,62a larger than BucH. AsAs's in 1856, while NETHERLANDS is only l ,9S1 larger than FaLLMoRE's in 1856. though it is l. .352 larger than HAr- ToS's two years ago.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-14

- The first bale of new cotton at Wil- mington, N. C., was received on the 27th ult,, from the plantation of General Wm Evans, of Marton District, s. O., and sold at 13 cents.-- General Evans has succeeded in getting the first bale into Wilmington market for several years past. .
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FOR S ALE,

a FINE cottage residence ou 81 John -1ry plain
y g.. situated on Main street, about ten min
utrs walk from VI cHate' -ElithAnk. seal, yvdrk.
aud depot. 9, coma tulrut Cor man doing busines.
ON the Plain cor 80 Paddock 's Village 10 b, o.
well huilt house. convenient for one rgr two frmi-
lies. hns n good rooms. cellars and out build
iurs. q well OF good water with chain pump and
a ristcru uf soft water.
The barn was httcu mp two wears ago iu good
order for siahliug horse, and new csrrinrr
house hulit att the same time. There is uur urrr
OF excellent land and the choicest OF trust that
grows IN uurthrr5 crmuut
P.S Tho VILLAGE pcopr have built nnr O. their
urrr cEtrrns oppusit" the place tLI, fall Wilhelm
vrrv. convenient in case OF flrp.
The u~ucr having icft town ls auxi0us to Sc.
and vii. sell al a bargain
For further paWiculars enquire OF Russell Hal
lett nrar tAc prrh..--a
lar CHARLES sHATTUCK.
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aua when al laat cnula alraAi m'tHfA
Ha. Hr Hamr HAuu.. J could npf soy an-
other word
--h. De- safe Charlie, SOC ore hotH sPar
cl b. mri Cod .a heaven ! tHaHE thsa ior
,nis mere, , anu uy poor mother leaned ben
head 4osa upon lna pillow aud cried heari-
u.s.
AgL-- $500 iu.H lhsa, and with th''
knovlcaFe. iali soto dlrp alzaa . aud ~ ben
900 hour ahrf, We both auaAl and Annie cav
me sHe three hrr dear Hrms arauuQ my neeE
nHl bon af ut burst 0at crying vr were
tas seal. AGO. anl ANYTHING lH each other i"e
neat aal b iirH mafHr, On beside ua u.tH har
v1r.. TOLD hrr oil. nau s.a-e.l had been
breaking Ga'H Rmuturu'- rr in0ii7h'f
"lnr iasi Thing 500 suid 60 ga, mother, uas
lammru ihr Sabbath dal ard keep lhp's
uu. aute aI tHe time vac doing vroHr'
Do 300 e,rr' blt uiy iau.l. deer annie vas
uu. 9. blame o. aI. hui how vev vrtHyea .
TDeu mother cold us that MI Billie and
D. NHyvrre passing through lHr woods, of
turir 40, 90 lhr Sabbath tchupi NAsl Ihel
heard m, cr,, als aav Annie and myself
awggIiHg i1 lHr vairi,. snd as lby were
both urlng mon, vIg kind, bg'e nraia
mry plunged 10 aul saved us AID ~ bcu ~
Nea l4tpU lou lhl uAilF fhff Wrought
there wee 90 lil Boo Aaue How mother
cried when tbe col. ua ihla
"Aul now Charlie apI Annie uG'l' F"'
great mere, Aas given sou back o. us iron
90, ,ery p.l,s of death, 30 seems what o. coll
10 th.s iar sou ia love and serve him, and
aerp 40 ula commandments
"I am sure, mother" I saiar 81 will never
ara.u breas ih, oge Brmember tAr s4D.
bath aay Go aerp Do bo.g'
Sine SHOOK hrr head SADLY. DO uo, s7'
,ilai ,u ,aaf av 90 strength, ui, dear bo} pro,
Tor rrar. aud help 90 keep You from lbr ar
nf sabbath breaking, aud Indeed, every thug
di,rIcaeur % God Ask him Go Fi,c you
ucv nrar, and then you vii. love 90 obey hi
commandments.
"Ic' us ass Tim now, moiher said Annie
1n. sAl aid down iram her pl.o7 b. ta
floor
$. my mother Aupl, vil4 us GOD Ib'
prayer she offered 90. Ag. rescued cuuarr
vas yer, sweet and iryeu. 3, scented 90 81
s straight from Hcr heart o. heaven. ANN
and ! never forge, 4,
loaF ago these things happened, 5ut 'nc
nave never lgf my mind And often. vine
y ! was tempted ~ forget God Command q
uruaA As no,y Sabbath, i,oAed Dac. au
B. -au ,uat terrible crrck, and Annic's paie i1c
. and long golden curs nsiuF from th. dept
ul tuc waters ! ten her httie hands chugui
u 90 mo. and when remembered al. this,
saw thar j. Wa done in mercy that God hn,
sent tUat warming upon mc 90 kcepsae iruu
becoming o. Sabbath breaker and b Wa
b blessed % Anuics mart sud uinr The ic.
CON learned Al the peril Of life. ~. nc,c
forgotten By either ofus.-- Presbyterian Aa,
r .H.
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C, & p, R. r. r. co,

NOTICE.
a IL persons that have subscribed for stock an
the Connecticut IassumpslC Rivers Rai,
road COMPANY uu condition that Hssrsstncnis
should not be- called for utrucr than once IN nine
IS days or once Iu three mvuths. are hereby mott
ned thartnr foliG-'t,g as.cssncnts are laid. viz
Ten du.inrs on Cacn share. payable thc FIRST duv
~ january urxt. and ten dollars ON each share
ever, succeeding three months thrrcaftcruutil Tho
whole shall amount 20 one hundred dollars on each
share,
IN Boston. or az the following places. VIZ.
The Peoples Bank Bank az Orleans. Bank 81
Lyndon Pas~wnusic Bank Bradford bank, or to
l.. CLEVELAND. Agent, AZ Coventry. VI.
Ty order ~ tho Directors.
NJ. LOWERING. Ire, -urrr
Boston. Oct 10. ISL. 56tl
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ST.iTE or VERMONT.

hssrh lnHtfl.f
Al Prsnar court holden 90 the Probate Lupcr
uurg % aall district ou tho t.th dnl of Mafvu. a.
XVI SllSUl EA~cut1r tuH estate oi samuel
iSsllst'. late uf Lunrurure tu said distinct dvcrasrN
makes application Co salH court extend time
heretofore atpw h o. tav zoe u~nts from said
ami tu rruu--fhia uull administration uutI
-rur iutufr Gas hrrrUpll 90 is ordered ut slid
that said Nplc tu'u c nrafd a. inc frnutlr nH iu Lu
uruhurrh.-fn the 9th dhN OF Aprls auN Ass urtHrr
urfr that notice Vf Co ul frriA tns
uuhlioatuu oi thi- order ur tairaluIu prtutot a s..
Juhnshurt. tfve weeks Huucrs-vc. before u hvariuE
ny tine court --Attust
JONAH BROOKS. judge
2Si JONAH BROOKs. judge
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- a Ailesi ASA l. rnrNcu. JuaEc ofrroaa,,
CONIIBSIONERS' NOTICE.

W. tle @ut---rit-rr hrir= uurufurr tho tinnafA
" hiu frubtfe Court tlc district atrdnuia commit
sioiora % ruetta nzsIsnr apa adjust az claims
uiAuas
late 81 krh1, ~ sad district. riatu.
~ trr urruasud rEuititfd iu udsr tereo hnroby rive
uuticc ihat 49, months from The iAi OF kuruh %
lisa allowed hnr The creditors prssrnt their cns
hciurr Az Give uuuuc. thht VIII that uur
pusr NJ thr TIM 81 Ecnczrf Suir iu Iuhusuur, on
thr 3th dav of MAJ. a a. Ia sHh T.
August neat 90 ] u'Clurf VI on zach said aasH
DAVID uINHAItu. 80,
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ORDER n NOTICE 81 SETTLEMENT


TTIITTN ~ NWTINf n TNTNTI
STATE az VERMONT Uniroonia District 81.
Alta Prubttr Court he LuuuaaufF Boa said District
thr ~ u riuY of Marth A -. tbt
~ MliihAA. Horace Gafpgerr. Administrator The
W eHtAtr U kii1iUa harrou late VI 81 Juhusrf sn
trict deceased prip-eh render cd his al
nift1 trutiuu. amt Ca prrrnt hts
tat" tf examination aud allowance, nr the rurlus,
max ur partition ana distribution tine
estate under decree u said court umuuE tHr persua
who are rr ta~ entitled o. thc same % therrt1fv
urnrrcN N hniu court that ir under
alton and ur hraru at ttc Probate OHicc ST. Juhn.
hurt 81 thr otu unv ui AprlA %. l~h4 Ahd 90 g.
hthef ururtt thal au por~nne interested br nuuuru
' publication
in the thlrdtnn. printed 80 three week.
sucvcrHyrr. rrrv sud hrnrinE that trrv
nud contest the allowance account
tuey see cau- ami alsp be- hrus-i Cos said The
matter OF Partition ana distribution ct said estate
- the tnftrf
Attest. ASA J. rHENCH Judge of Probate
A ffuc cd record
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Mrnal auhErtinrmrnIn.


WHEILAh. ID appears uF iht settlement
W of thr account % 2ftiHH heHfIl. ffa lafr
Receiver % thr Lafe1 LaHt. flaf uuarr arrrrr
20 tHr lHaurrIIur. luaaf Dec. NJ. lhlI. uTdHIlAt
aIs ilruH pail uunl tHr sriaiuIH rilIrl Had baru
prraeutfd auf proved against saId hauL. uui nt
lnr hauh nairfF uu4. that tr ialluHlH E HFraui.
we're untitled tu tur FuuIH eco fu thfI respective
uamft, which Harr uut ulra presented iaL pHf
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1000 nov INrffUHHN uTurItI iHH FNfF+ lfffII'.
fH# rrrsrrf LrrrIfrT of saId l.strE lalt. un Fifl
notice fu fHr taif riaimauf. fn pTrffuf tHfit $3.50
rlaIuls iHf payment Hi said Itilrutf an t4. baut
.0f hrHuuft. boz hrWuuft, rfmuzr. Un ur uriHfr
thr lff usf nf JOBS urrf. boz causing COPS NJ tnif
order il rH published f1T sir rurrrsfIfr drfhH a.
tt-t r+-ri,fiftnfi. tiffsftst a
~f luputHur ~ laua IH tlr Sew urt 800
uuut pllutsd boo tnr r.it 90 Sow ora, which pan.
frlIIuuH HHal Ht sutHTIfEt uuflrr 900 alrl clasnI.
Huf. Huf a.. surl r.aIllr lt aI- ult ufrfrutrH q.
r..H lrHlIfHr iHr U4fmruI ID. l... IIur aI.It.a.".
uII Ur thereafter I4rfru nI aII claim nf EHui 4.
l-rur-l fruu uIr Haut Safety Fond
llIfTu uuurr HF band. Hf hl, d HHutuarft 900 400
T'HuUtt OFF Caledonia aud state of VERMONT. ill.
-t. ta. 81 rHruHrf lh.. o. q. POLAND,
.l..4 Chancellor
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sYsTg ~ TEHONT

AeaHH HalrIHL ~
Or Probate Count rrfflr 90 I.urrHirrF rfhH aHa 81
Eal| aIfilI. 81 la tHf 5000 aaE lf aafsH, ~ Co.
{ uNl .NA hIAI. AHHNIailHI 90 tn fHlN Iii'fIaf. li
falaaI lata i lHiIi ln sal - htli. z ils.ssll aist
HN.al HaalH t.NIl d. N.ttN- ~, if. ~ etifh ~
lsHra l a. Ffiar auilistiaiiaa af1iil liii.sailf
Hffrapau % b. artarfH r sala c1uri t1at saa aEp1
HII U Fluiafr raiEH %. lsHIrupHfE H iiIa
aI4 "A HIlI lri 900 taffiirI HfH..la. tHal
iIr r. l"fU 81. E. o.. sI.s rrIfI a i.r IIIIaI.HU
IIH HIHs IU IHe lar4aIiIaH I liHT ei aHnuahfirI
iIfrr HrfsH slII1rH-. rF|Ir. illIIa taii IraflaH
if iiiF rlHIi.- Aurai. 1850. ,. ,......-
JOSIAH nKooEs Juass
OHHIHoI AoIICE at 6ETTLLM EAI
urrTTI UUFuE'F Esfat.
STATE ut tEENua4 lathpHfls liifHalr1 90
htH FIrrfa lHur 1uIlrU af fnr fTUiHir unI.f Dob ar
tHHsuur ail llI sata tistii.t 600 iae iaii saf
u. ha.. a. 40. Ir.
klUEEEAH. brrfrIlIH aHa|H aluliutstratHr tir rs
W .IaIH .I IIaHIrI IH ata 0I nuruHf 300 aHil uIrfr
Hr raalI I# r.Hn"f a account H Nis aHHiniH
tHiHU HU present IIH a|fnuli HFaIHHI HalH rHla
Goo thffffrnfifrH OBJ HHf i ihf Nl lr " nia--ls
partHu alu uIsfUuuHu .I 900 fralHr n aad rst4i ui
urlfrf nI HaiI ruUr aufnuH 600 frfHffH utf afr
iaH futitrf tnr tilur ~ BE- therrfFF arnnfru r.
HHIs fHaf COO under Considerable
b. ufaT. ~ tIH PROBATE uuHf iu .. Innuauurt. u
IHr tfH aHH OF huuI A 40 iHH AUn If a. fuftlH
uIIHfrH t44laI rrIr.H IUrrHaIsI HH HHtiurH Hrrr#
.H-affrr r1rr H' tfr rrrH.H m iH'r rrH-- ir fHr
IairH.lIHI.. IuIHIfI a. ~ aHAH..H' Iar.r Hrfh.
alfssItrI. rrrti.U. fH saIf uH'r Hrann. tl.i ia.
uH aHIfar aHf rHHrrT iHr ai.sah.. HI sa.I uHl.-Hi
lrl s4sri-r rHTru.4 aDa aistIlHat., .a.l nsiaif
mal A.tsta asa 4. fEEhCu. JuaFs
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srAIf 30 NEHuuhI HIr.IIiH| u.tH.i sf
Al FrsIHfF HUTI HrIH IHHufuurT ESQ aisf'.N
HI. fI.. 1000 U". .H| MHH.H A %
FHrIIEUEAH. hHfHHHIf| GO. fHrrufur mi. 600 Ia.|
w aHI rIsuIr.. UHHIHu. H.Ha IHI. L "a sIrIlI.
#. HsI HIsfrI iHfas HrtlTHfu H rruu". au aIfuunI
HI. HHH M HrHHH.I HIH I.I HHai'iai a
estate Dol. rnHuIuHr"H au1 aiussuts t iitf ilt f. H
mHEIu# fI aHI HlaI- IH5Il II tHr IHlHr H aalI Ir
Iair uHHrf HHUfH H aslH NHHTI among iHr f'friifa
H. ..u "rft." rfHr Ha... 700" fH.I".''r "i".I
uraIH st etc., fFslalU uHlHr IH at 1HHnsnH. %. I.
l.. r| hHU... o. AUH HIIs fUH.|I"T HrIrr.. tita
Ta.-..- f.-.-- l- illi1el irFr b.. rNiiiraii'i
rHH. OFF tHf rr..F.. M tHH urfHr IuHIH taIrH"ii'
.rHIHu HfFI IHfI.HI." fNrrI ffEr coed .asr NT".H
nrf 90 aaH ilHr HI urafiu- lIHf co.,. iHa. HHHH aH
HH.I..| II." HI.#H aHI. HU.H... F.. IH. UHIr.
aaIa.HI# hrari H tais .HHIt lu 800. usHrr 90 ruftii
HItH uIafIIHIIiI. Hf a.II faIaI.
. goo ''i rr....,.,, t.....,.-...t.
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Lumber and Shingles.

LuIlI Ul- AILl 9IILIIt-4N0'
90 hnn FEET extra quality Spruce
81. OJU boards s choiru lo' Pine
.unurs 60. VARIOUS tAeEurss.e a prime !,, ~
Bass humber.
AItuN - Pine Shturlrs. irr sale Hv
HALLTTI n THOMPSON.
81. JnhntlurN. IE-t u ~ WI
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Economy

ItTT your old Lmhfelia and furuaol france
N ratfrn4 aua made good ar urr
TprH guHarIIrr having purchased uH tfi ni
Ila tIIUrTF fur masking ulnurfllas emo paIarNt. i.
now rlf- hir iHrTr aHrurtiuruf nf Slide. rHLl Hr
hala. brown, l4la.. aua Hrrrr AaIlrfr. A"lff
Antique. uIfH iuurrs 90 uHfrA, VFfVarrd tn geo
f.if EHfIEfIff.fu 20 ail gfu uH" give hluI call OF
iHr A.utir Store aui IrlrFapn umrr.
.. a. LLIl-.
&C. JuImsuurr Nav H. 1900 hin
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CARRIAGE WORK.
Good Stoves.

NX~EllL never sold 30 CALEDONIA COUNTY
w nj go low prices O. we arr nov selling tii"u
and those iu want of Stoves. or uhu expect O..
need stove soon WitI rud 70 fnr their iutrf--t' -
purchase now, as SO De- hardly possible that tnrF
will boz as low another season
BONNTON DEMlNo
81. JoAuaury. Oct. ~. 1855. sH
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TWELVE PAGES or PurrLAH MUSIC 10.
TIN GENTS
NOIE Much al FftcuH' b. Hl~d with tho ,-F' Piano
dg' g. s'6r,. urrflulr Att,s PuiLa. harur.a. en-.
tNfa nliHra- and ~Nerf either SPEECHES fHusCh.
sii'nu Cor Voice aud Piano American tH
rtun cniup~rff printed ni-tari uiu-i. papsr tIsU
~ Q" every grad" uf performer
~" Hi.'sr G"auiftu Wusit. urnrrfgt rr- thr ''r'
lNNrN'ir wfiiii Nifst trHrr fhaU '.'t
a Neaif a -utasfiuilHu ~ ' bur Musi.nl friend %
cure new ami asiluauls rfu-IH worth af rasf ru nH
dfcd t1iurs, auu entirely SUFFICIENT t0r Toe home
Price ten cents, Week i1.
early g. Halr lcari,. s. o.. unarirr, ,o---esff'
uiunfr commenced If tns lsf ft~teiu =
g. D. SLY MuUfA-.s p'.t+-~-'..
-'Af iI Frankfort street Nov Nh.t
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SAW SAWS
A.. nrIuIit cEs Ga
saw MANUFACTuHEhh


atlHtlH w ~ - II AHArtH'
FiEhsrwille N II Since lb4b
w HEHI thrf herp % large assortment
W 600 mauularf.r. t0 order. %. .fhr FHr0Ha
Lial. af CIHCTLAIt and afhrr SAWS fnat ara
uffd IU fHr Uulffl htafrH and Canada.
n ~ ur large lirrulaf hsW. aTr rfnund Ni p
harliuf I4alr rHprFrrIf lur 900 purpose fnHff
uurUtIr aTH much fFurT Hun superior lN tnNH'
ground boz fhr uauaI Hlauuf.
luuaf 900 Haut Ui Save ETn rrHpfefINN' l-fiifl
tn fa' hHWs ftrUHtffd 90 SNORT uniift. HH.
ali urlrTa promptly rFrrufrt l.irl ui lfitfhh fN.
rt IaaII e. persons urairluF then.
DAgI. oLl- iDNIlLr
~ q. GAGL. H. D.. GAGE. ID A. NyLFL.
TlahrrtlIr. JaU. q. ItfH lNr
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Cash Wanted

AND MUST BE HAD
EDY tho subscribers on all notcs and aocoNnfs
, due 20 them Jan lst. 1850. and all person.
having unsettled accounts arc requested to call
and settle the same uithout DELAY
g. II. 4 = ~ wEFRF
T.vre~v VI. Dee 2R fEHE.
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Farm for Sale.

SlIIATEb IN the westerly part uf l.uncr-
- nur-., about three mile. from Ituruburrf
Corner, and known a. the Morrill, Farm. contaius
mg lAl acre, az good land. ct which about 400
srpr, Is cleared aud suitabt, divided into movinp
fiinrc nud pastursrr There Be- o Barn Douar
and Shru on said arm and m urrharu uf about
80 thrifty vuunr apple trees. and good school.
nous- v-thIu a Of mile OF said house Said
farm viii be sold CHEAp. and rcasuna bite rr-rlf+
given. Inquire Of lu7I ". Hartshuru. OF Iuucu.
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PrcTuREsouR = The following original passage
occurs in novelette, published in the New York
Ledger, which Edward Everett writes for:r
The sight that 30 disturbed the tories was that of
another troop, of seventy eighty horsemen, each
carrying his rifle aloose before him on the crupper, to
be ready for instant service, who were coming down
the crossroads at swift, vigorous trot.
II was the Free Rangers!
The description Of four score horsemen. each car.
ryng his rife aoose before him on the crupper .
"a highly picturesque. OF course they were all riding
backwards, at "swift and vigorous trot " No
wonder the tories were disturbed! We should think
the readers of the said novelette, would be little dis
| tprbed. too. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17

"UsE IS SECOND NATUREln-The following dialogue
passed short time since before court in England,
between medical witness and a lawyer
Lawyer-lf person, lying on wet straw, were de.
prived OF all the comforts and necessaries OF life,
would it not hasten deathi
Doctor That would greatly depend on whether he
had previously been accustomed to them.
Lawyer-Do you mean to tell us that il person
lived in q horsepond 1t would not be injurious 10
him IA 7s5syrs {
DoctorA-I think not, IT he bad lived for sixty OF
seventy years in it.