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NORTH ONO NJ. E. CONFERENCE FoURTn
DAY.-The Conferences met Saturday morning al
o'clock with the usual opening exercises, Rev
Mr.. Mitchell offering the oppeniDg prayer
The following were elected to Deacons orders Oh
the recommendation Of the Presiding Elders. W
G. Stubbs; Henry Reynolds, Daniel Heaston, Jas
II. Van Brocklin, Chas B. Herzer
On motion Dr. Thompson was excused from
farther attendance upon the Conference.
The Committee on Boundaries reported In favor
Of ofreaiiirmng the former boundaries Of the Con
ference, previous to the action of the Conference
last year. 1t was resolved to petit N the General
Conference TO restore the former line OF demarkas
tion.
The motion to lay this report upon the table
with q view to take up the order of the day, was
lost. Thercportwa5 then adopted
The Committee on Missions reported the follow.
ing missions and appropriations
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HhilinE per week 70 City subaerihers.
Five Dollars per year TO Mail Subscribers.
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DOLICIES ISSUED ON HULLS,
L Curgoes und Ffsishls by
-nu. l. .--.L. L llLLL
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At oil SUPERIOR ST.
GUTTA PERCHA ASE,
For Artificial Teeth
DENTIST.

nR. w. J. GUILD HA S REMOV
IL cd his Dental Office to Room No l., Hoffman block
Superior street, East of Public square South OtP e. All
who need the Of DENTIST, will themselves
cal. Eec rcity used mitigate pain for those who de-
sire
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Jnsurallte Agents.
Marine Insurance.
PHEylX INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL & SURPLUS s29O, 600

pOLICIES ISSUED ON HULLS,
aus2o.gs.dsw " + 'i' ht3aiSr iii iiSii ing.
THE GERMAN lNSURANCG COMPANY
or CLEVELAND, OHIOi
AJOINTSTOCR COMPANY
orgaa1ed Jauary 2s 1889 aadcr The general lac qe stat
Capital stock 5000 shares at $50 each,
Secured BY KcnI Estnte S1OO,0OO.
OFFICERS:-G W. SCHMIDT, President, Dr, W.
MEYER vics President, JACOB NUEL ER, Secretary
Dr.; W Meyer, j Wagner, Q. Leick, j. Mueller, John A.
'THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Insure
agauh los or damusc by hre for one year aud lgss Gud
s, W. W. G,95' W 1 i S t5 is is i t{ ny o,s @ w.
cgraned and proved Not more than 1000 will be nsur
oG,5s No H. Atwator BLOCK (up tgirs) Superior. troet
Cu. RICE Agent tapI5F2 lyl JOHN WAGNER res
The Quaker City Insurance Company,
or PHILADELPHIA
CIV, rtercd capital 56V,USS
Office, Franklin Buildings, No. 4Os, Walnut st
Fire 1usurauce-o stores. Public Bcidmss and Mrr
Name lqsurancson Vessels, Cargo and Freight to
Also inland lnsuraic ou Goods to and from all parts Of
the UniIn.
Semmi~AnnuaI Statement
Of the Business and Condition Of the Quaker Cy f1suranee
CompaHy-JHlgls ls 1883.
Capital Stock. ...............-.......S S2lO.0O0OO
Surplus, January lst, lS59.......... I2i,3143
Premiums RtctiZad from 1un. Is
lSjlto July lst 1893. lE0.29l 30
Interest and Salvage account. ...-.-. 10 Sj2 ~
---s49l 495 30
Losses AND EXPENSES.
Losses. diviG ends, commissions 10
agents, taxes, licenses prmiug,Hd-
vutll lug, insurance, return pre-
aud office Sli3, Sl5l 1856 o.
ASSETS.
Bouds NOR gases, stocks. coupon
bonds, Uans On collateral on
CAll. S2f', ,}Si %
BllsreceiyahlU .-.................... 9i,Q97 90
Gosh Ia bank, uu hand, and In bands
OF agents 51sls O,$35 lC6 %
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Prcsilont--Goorle II Hart.
Vice prrsid ne = Ross
Secretary and Trrasurcr-lG r. CuggshulI
Assistant Secretnry-S. II. Butler;
eclors-GoOlge H. Hur.. y. =. Ross A. c. CatteI,
John g.. Dale, huslOr S. Perkins H. W Bailey, Andrew
K Chambers, Charles G., Inlay II. H. ggsali Samuel
Jones. NJ. ID. Hon IL, NJ Fullyr
COLLINS & ROBINSON, state gents.
sept,6r4 No, 3 AwTcr Ruiuiug,
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I slave IL was frequently DecessarF TO make bill
Of sale, but it certainly never entered the hea
Of the trainers Of the rule that one could pocket
the proceeds of a sale Of human being for anv
purpose. Bishop Soule had said to him that
tue intention was to apply this rule 10 the Afri.
can Slave Trade only. 1he Church South had
put this construction upon it, and the North
had accepted it, But Congress had announ-
ced that the African Slave Trade was piracy
punishable with death, and there ore, If this
construction was put upon the prohibition, il
would, in effect, prohibit the members of the
Church from being guilty Of capital crimes
PMr. BLACK of the KY, Conference was invited 10
speak on this point. In Kentucky il had b, en-
found impossible to keep all slaveholdinp QUITO
the Church lie stated that If a person should
receive slave by inheritance and sell him for
81 900 for the purpose of emancipation, it will
be nc more than stealing the same amount
But there might be case when the man might
sell a slave. Suppose a man who was not able
to loose, out of his own pocket, the price of the
slave, should purchase a sia;e for SI 900 and
keep him TO work out the price of his pur.
chase and then emancipate him. Then, if after
he had worked ut $500, somebody who was
able should tell the man to set the slave 20 fr
and he would give him the other 5000 that
was just what the Erie rule intended, he thought
and this was the understanding in Kentucky.
DIR. Thompson hoped that any action of other
Conferences that would be or have been pre-
sented would bo presented respectively that
they might be voted upon
In respect to the ST bect under consideration.
we had Gods rule presented to us, "thou shalt
not hold slaves" and this law WAS given to us
ler our Interpretation, as were the ten Com
mandmonts. God hath said, thou shalt not kill
and yet IN certain cases, it was rig ght to kill
God gave his laws to US for our own hearts TO
ln'erf ret and act upon So let US act upon his
law Thou shalt not hold slaves"
The question being called for upon the adop
ton OF the first resolution, the vote was taken
aud stood-yeas 10, nays, 8.
Mr. Humphrey wished his name recorded in
the negative.
The vote upon thc second resolution stoo !,
yeas, l0S; naJs5.
The report was then adopted as a whole.
The vote was then taken upon the adoption
OF resolution adopted by the East Providence
Conference TO so change the rule upon the buy.
ing and selling OF human beings 50 that it shall
read
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oneaa G5llt "a. Tane C9ualg, N0re,nbsr -, ls5s

Crcnh Court y0r IbH county, Ao'faHAtT ternl, 1900
I.5wis Ross, it,, and Ann NJ. Ross, his WIFE
JSseph Addison Denny and Rebscca -. Denny,
TTyHE object Of this suit is TO procure decree for
sale Of certain mor,sage premises in Talbot county which
f1urceeDth day May in the egaern lndred
by the defendants Joseph AdCson Deupy
Rbecca Denny 70 the conpliuants Lewis Ross and Ann
u. Ross, his wife,
bill that the said defniants Joseph A. benny and Re-
Denny fourteenth d=y May the yeaf eighteen
lalred ard ve conveyed real which parcu
hry descrbed tho bill and accompanying exhibits the
NJ Ross his way mortgage
the tho four toussni three hundred dollars
equal annual nstaen from the FIRST day Of Ay the
hundred and nyye, with interest the whole
unpaid raymeI the day Of ApTi
year aforesaid that The defendants paid to the oomplanants the
eight seventy eight dollars twenty,
day May year eighteen hundred
the sid joseph n Dcnny and Rebccc Denny reside
d State OF Mary Land.
II is1hereupon adndged conpnanis by
causing copy this cgspaper
lshed Eon Talbot county the city Washington
ID each Of three May give
notice defendants Tie object
this bill appear this person by
premises show they have why decree ought
~ pass prayed.
RICHARD b. CARMICHAEL.
DtCggERR 10. 1858
True ~. Test
sAML HOPKINS,
Jan Il-Iaw3w Clerk
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Orphans Court. Dec. n, 1858.

District n CoIsuibia, Warrington Couay 10 t0iti
TN the case of James F. Scott, administrator Of
william Scott deceased the administrator aforesaid has
appreciation the Orphans Court Washington county
appointed Tuesday the 4th day o January
the personal
erased the band tho have been collected
money when aud whore ali the creditors and
Of notified the 0rpas'
afrcssd with their Chains properly vonchei
they otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit d said
provided copy this order BE- published
the National nesenccr previous the
said 4ih day Of January next,
Tet Ed n. ROACH
Register Wal.
True copy,
Test: Ed Y. ROACH
Doc, II, 1855 Register wills.
Tee ls--law3w
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Il Wn.hlnrinn Innii.

Joseph Francis New York, praying
patent him the 26 March, 1916
Improvement IN 'na boats, for years from the
expiration patent which place the
March, 1850
petition be heard
Monday March O'Clock M; persons
notified appear aud show they have why petition
ought granted
Persons opposing the extension required 10 Ole n the Patent
objections specially forth Ia
the hearing alt testimony hed party
the said hearing be taken aud
tiOu
The testimony win be first
dispositions other papers relied usm testimony,
be aed IN the e before tho that day the
lncnis, n any within ton day thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice be Published IN the Unon Wash
ngtun d. Daily News, n " weoys-
publication be at least sixty days before the 1lh Of March
nert, the day Of hearing. JOS. HOLT,
Commizaioncr Of Patents. 4
sEers " the above papers VIII please copy and send thc
bills tho Patent once with paper containing tbs notice
Ian -IaW3y
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,

THE PETITION Eastus Bige0s og Boston Mass pray
ing Cor the patent granted him the 10th Ap
1876, for improvement Power Looms wtavipg Plais &c
years the expiration patent place
The 10Th day o. April, 1850
II IL ordered that the said pea be- heard AZ the
Monday the 2Ist March II O'clock all persons
notified TO appear and show " amy have, why said
ought be granted.
Persons opposing the exen ion required 20 NE IA the Patent "
their objections specially forth writing least
The 81 hearing all testimony filed b. either purity
thr said hearing must h taken AMI transmitted
with the rules Of the ofoe which will b fnrnihed Application
The testimony la the will be closed the III Of March; deo
sons and other papers relied testimony must be aln che
before the morning thar thp arguments
v thin days thereafter
Orderai also thai this be Published in the Union Washing
IN c. aud Post Boston, week hree week. the
al Publications least sixty days before the 2l March
the day Of hearing.
JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioned OF Faicuis.
PSElors u the aoye papers will please copy and send their
his 70 the Patent Ohec, with paper containing this notef
ian I2-IAa3w
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PRospECTUs
NJ NATIONAL RECORDER


I,HE National Recorder viii contain sixteen
qua4to es angle doabls ~ one dollar ysAI
B.sdss miscellaneous reading gund 10 p.fo1ieaa q M Ana
Frt 90 give Information o. ali al may The isik
departments q ne general government is =
u he iselasive department. VII t spirit q ~ hai
Be done cngrs o. ms sahsi aa9las y. ~
naay b. dsAFefed besHe Congress
service n de army md navy a military pe aaa y ~
pagn military aud naval scols IN ssasong sse' 80
esiss shF@ navygAaa, HOSPITALS ana sors a1a solder
homes asyluns b facilities Or obtaining information a The
departments wahinsa, And By Correspondence g eaians
ne object collect statistical inform1on And -
p1bsh the bead q each stAte and Territory al t [e 20
general reoa ms vii embrace The number q an
$500 ~ s5reb ers% "a egeh leraberz together Nish the
shall upon suc plan q eoeondence A. VII enable = y
h asnv er fcts and statistic RELAXING religious which
ne. Or enter zchedu q unsed states oensas
viii be notice ali that 3 neN and interesting 10
literature snoe omag bsstoW SPECIAL attention un
q ures annually delivered and ne scientific develop
made known az ibe Smithsonian nstiun Ao = hs toasi
Tasgcy National ObervAory and u the euhc Arts
and teachers association x such bOks And periodicals.
age iniended 70 promote popular eaacaison
Isosed 10 tins ~"k hes 70 ther enpeie 10
shall need The kindly oofeTalion q three classes o.
cefgymen the Respected heads q all hr stu
and learning IN hs United A'eor each Of whom
N 4 distinct pros-osiuop
CONTAIN Olher tng Important memorial 70
Congre be placed in the bands q every clergy
sal elaracssr intend issue The hrst
number early Deenber next We therefore respectfully propose
s I years, numbers fr
year arst humber only % al who Wf enclose foU aty
- a ealors q ali periodicals newspapers espuns ths
Whirh only political and secular who will siSe as prospect l
one iaser0u ths number containing propose q
the and locality a hs paper cover through
who VIII the nAne and place q
their institutions, proposed 10 editors
0etsi-H
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rTNHE holders u the following certificates Of debt
IL issuei ~ tbs "a FHgnla VII Csna
Eissoers q the suxng cahnx
e order Hih they rseetabe wiE prOceed
February la5s redeem the ad
Ciau.clth holders szid required
said lDth a February isSs surrender The
thai day.
4 usdr pg0side The u taupls road
frou Winchester poHl Oo passed l9h Marh
1881. Is per cent?
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Collectors once,

N0TICE is hereby given TO all persons who have
IN aud g. all who are ~
arroas previous years ncludng that the exra
all property which taxes Of
viii be- advertised and sold for the
taxes, the Law enjons.
wish 20 the heavy attendant on
the advertisement requested In
JAS =. HALLIDAY,
Nov 2i-lawtJsn1s Coieetor
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mo. 627.l
NO bzi-l
Notice of the disCOntinuance OF the "PIatte"
and so haritonv Districts, the Offices for which
are at Plattsburg and Milan, nj ssouri, and
the suspension Of entries of land therein.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of
IN law, Of the that the nnsold
acAaa districts IN Missouri rcduced below
hundred district The Secretary Of
the disconnuance d said districts and that tie lands
heretofore subject entry the Offices
Immediately withdrawn made
eu,ry said from and after ths 3lt March
n prior which applications will be received the
continued Offices permitted except ing
ing peenapti51i cdisA
entitled either Of the Offices pATsHUEG
requested 20 call for the before tho 3Ist
March next that date they vii
Vile for delivery. ~ deireged FREE u chang
my city Washington this twenty
day Of December, A. u, 1855
TIfOS A. HENnRICfS,
n land Once
23-laWGW lint kStarl
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

u WAsHiSGrOS, January 10, 1859
oN The PETITION stephen T. Patkhurst * pray
ING for The extension " patent grAuted hn the
Isl5 Tor Improvement Co0n GinS Tor seven
from the expiration q said Iatet which place
lsi day u Ms, 1850
IL i ordered thai the said petition once
Monday the nth % May II O'clock per
noted appear aud ho cause any they have
said peaIion ought a be granted.
Pefsons opposing The rsquircd ale
hce their objections, sTesIy loTlh writing twenty
days befre the day % hearing. An testimony party
DO used AZ se said hearing mnst be taken aud
eoranee With the rules Of ihe Office which viii be Furnished
phcan0B.
testimony the viii be 2sh oT March
deIons and other PAPERS relied testimony
the ooe bcre the morning u that day arguments
Il any, within teH days thereafter.
Ordered also, t4i this uotce be pahshed the Cngn
ngton d. c. and Georgian Savannah, a week
weeks the 81 sld sixty before the
Iith o. May the day a hearing
JOSEPH HOLT
Commissioner
sEiors Of the above papcEs viii please py
balls % thR Patent 0Aics with containing tins notice.
Jan I2-laW3w
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Y,EXAS LAND AGENCY.
MCCARTHY BROWN, Austin, Texas,
co,erui Land and Real Eaate n

caayai and Real Etak AgaatS
and sell land commission and
everything pertaining general land References
given
Upon the receipt Of o. We wi fowd TO any address within ZIG
postage paid and best Just sue o. the States
gust issned) Of 400 pages reading contain
and improvements in
o. population
revenne statistics Of all the counties railroads.
avz improvements. &c &c 2B--wtf
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LIE Commissions Rrkcr. has taken the Office, strS NO
b3d Pennsylvania avsuc where pHses Send selling aud
buying read anywhere the renting collecting
reu and procuring hoRscs e business appel
taining to real estate, Wh uncSccptioaai legal aid
The settlement ems II any decrpsoa The executive do
bureaus and aud members
Of Congress especially claims i disla aud aacen nevsa
subscriptions aud advertising. bis eSgcetce being such
enable him furnish the ncccary
hayig such well attending bsyiar IN
wher, apPion by letter Otherwise hrn i saving ne
expense u inp % the city, aud pronis returns uadc
Aso The ucguntiun 1ns SECURITY, and all desorp
business Which mas properly cassca under the head
general commission brokerage.
iarris.. hmrly or Mssrrt.l A v.
p GaTnct' Got as o. Brrut maypr Richard wailnch ana
the preprerofs ~ The gcFay o Wsshuton
Mer3 J. g. n nnvcnrrt ant Hon = caski, idehniond We
Rev VIM fuue Anoghauy city, ra ol A BARNEY ffaok-
fort Ky, and John o sargent esq New York city. Dec iu
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NO. 626l
Notice for restoring certain lands 60 mark eft In
the STATE of WisCOnsin.
mo I'D /

NOTICE il hereby given that the land office at
Msnaha IN q Wisconsin,
y o. january open the private entry and loca
ron, public embraced In the oOwieg townships
entry and location 70 Withdrawal being
had been Withdrawn probably falling within tho
rtie limits Of railroad
Congress approved 1855 but ascernd not % be with
IN said limits, viz
Nora Of ne and d the faSh prnc1i H,eridiaR
un.ts Is 10 H. ~ 10 20 81 "a 90 a. 25 g. a. 2s 90
80 81 %. 49, "a 50. %, 81, aud %, Of range 90
the General land Ohce AZ the city Of
Washington, November ~, 1868
THos A. HENDRICKS,
Nov ls-lw6w flint SearJ Comm soner.
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NnrrE ro r. E,rnnv cIAl,tANrs

NUIilt 10 PIKE kMFIIDN CLAIMANTS.
person entitled the rght f
within lhr townships and townships
qnire establish The 10 lh1 coa register
the proper Lad oace amt Ras therefor
pntetihfs after ssig ma aud before the day appointed Cos
the the pGbc sae The embracing
calnoi, Otierwise such Claim will he farleied.
TfiOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Comnis az tho General Land Office.
Dec 30--laWIJW [Int slarl
the regulations Of the department heretofore and
existing be made ior advertising poclamaon-
except suUh publishers spal uo 10 publish by The
Comni ssi1neF o. tile eIlera Ihud Oihoe. LI n y.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL BOOKS PUBLIsHET

IN during Christmns week
The eosng elegantly printed works q permanent value have
been gotten up express the holiday
Fanny Kembs Pcems new and enlarged edition, in one
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largo number Of tho poems this beautiful
She others are entirely print The form IN which they originally
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Rev " of Brighton Engand Lectures and Al
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Under directing examination o. the Winchester and
parkesbug with widen and partially &cdAnEe TIE
same, passed 18th March, 1897
1854 VIM Albert for the children Of Chares
Fisher diseased ........, ..-... $40 600
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provide the construction q turnpike
from ssnnon parkcrsburg, passed ieb March, 1888
Aug g. q O. Mary Iaane Essex county, Va SOC
1880 bee. O, g. Thomas Stevenson, Richmond l0Oc
1883 June 8, s27 g. Francis T. Smith, commissioner
suit Hepburn Hepburn and
49,. 500
1855 Aug 81 Ssr g. SALLY Berkeley d Essex coaat coo
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1t has been common complaint, and one of
long standing, among those who have the welfare
and honor of our country most at heart, that we
principally represented abroad by men whose
capacity, characters, and manners, reflect but lit
tie credit upon the country which sent them FORTH
We have accredited Ministers to foreign Courts,
who are unable to speak the language of the peo-
pie with whom they are 10 live or even to write
their own inteigently, and who are often unac-
quainted with the social or political history of any
country outside of the jurisdiction of the Federal
Congress. Among the multitude of our consuls who
are scattered throughout the world comparatively
few have had any such experience Of business or
training in the duties pertaining to their stations
as qualify them TO fill such offices decentv Ar.
dent youths who have ''stumpedit'' througb Soma
outlying county, and older political hacks whose
lack of occupation has enabled them to gain no.
toriety throughout State by the repetition of one
yapid and interminable speech, are too often
deemed worthy of these ccusulships. The
consequence has been that, in nearly every quarter
of the globe, we have, ct some time other, been
damaged or disgraced by our representatives. We
find the following paragraph in an English jour
nal. extracted from a book of travel lately given
to the public by lawyer of New York. We
would prefer, could we do so honestly, to condemn
the writer for exaggeration, rather than give Gre
dence to his statements, but as we can readily ill
ND some of the ensuing blanks ourselves, and are
compelled, In such cases to admit the literal accu-
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THE WEEKI EYnHAM No Z

Will be ready for delivery from our office this
afternoon. Tt will contain a continuation of 'THE
LIFTED VEIL" and, in addition to the usual selec-
tons from the Daily, another number of the Cor
RrsPoYDESCE BETWEEN GEN. WASHINGTON AND COL
FITzHuGH, in which will be found TWO ORIGINAL
LETTERS FROM GEN. WASHINGTON, and a
full account of THE MASSACRE OF BAYLOR'S
REGIMENT, commonly called "Mrs. Washing ton $
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Strumous or Scrofulous Affections are the curse,
the blight the poatoe rot of mankind They vile and
filthy well fatal They arise from contamination and
impurity Of the blood, and to be all around
everywhere. One quarter of all meet tainted with
them and quarter of these die of hem die fooishy
too, because they durable Ayes SARsAPARILLA
ceanses out the Scrofuous corruption from the BLOOD
ders it pure and healthy, and ectuay expurges the foul
contamination from the system No longer groan under
your Scrofuloua disorders since the irresistible AVER has
provided his mastery combination of curative virtues that
he calls SARsAPARILLA-DemocTat, Waterbury, CT.
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Our usual Weekly Review of the Baltimore mar
kets printed on letter sheet, will be ready for
delivery from our counter this afternoon. Mer
chants and others DESTROYS of having their business
cards inserted can be accommodated by leaving
their orders at the Counting-room during the day.
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Among the articles published this morning from
foreign papers, we invite attention to the one from
the Journal des Debots. This appears to us re-
markably calm and well-considered expression
upon the relations existing between England and
France.
ALEXANDER B. HAGNER, Esq, of Annapolis, has
consented to run as an Independent Old Line Wing
candidate against Col G. W. HUGHEs recently
nominated by the Democratic Convention at Bla-
do