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GHERIFF'S SALE-PURSUANT
~ to the command Of a pluries order fsale issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of UuyahOga c0un-
ty at the suit Of Frederick Mead, ct, al, Plaintiffs,
against Orison Cathan, Defendant, TO me directed 1
shall offer for sale at public auction at the door Of the
Court House in the City Of Cleveland, in said county,
on the It'll day Of ecumber 1850, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ,
the following described lands and 20 wit;
lst- Sl9uatel IN orange toWhsnlpsS ly ahoea Sohhlys
by lot line Of lot L; south BY land sold 20 A. @. Card
ner, and west by a line so far west as to make 81 56-lO0
acres. Appraised at S5l000.
I'd. Part ofSub Lot 1876 in the Graves allotment in
the village Of Chagrin Falls, County OF CuyahOga,
and State Of Ohio, being the west part Of ny ieet
in s. +. corner Of said lot, and is 81 feet 'front.' on
kiYer street and l02 5-l2 feet deep.
Annraiaad az Elln %
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LRE

BOsToE, Dec. 4
The bed factory ct at NOrthboro was DESTROYED
by fire last night Loss S35 600. Many persons
are thrown out Of employment
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HBy { he use Of these Pills the periodic attacks o.
NerrC as or Sick Headache may be prevented and 4
takeI 1 at the commencement Of an attack 1mmediata
Iele ( from pain and sickness viii be obtained
n ley seldom fail in removing the hGuseu OF Head
Gch z to which Females are subject.
J hey act gently upon the boWels,-removing Cost
ire ness.
FOR Literary Men, Shadeats, Delicate Females, and
al persons OF sedenfGrV habits, they are valuable as g
u d1dtius, improving tho appetite giving Dne ana
o cor to the digestive organs, and restoring the nat
7 raj elasticity and strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALIO PILLS are the result OF long IN
vestigation and carefully conducted experiments,
| having been in use many years. during Nhlcn time
\ they have prevented and relieved a vast amount OF
pain and suffering from Headache whether oTlglna-
ting in the HsrvoHs system or nom a deranged state
ofthe stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change ofdieti and the ABSENCE
i ofany disagreeable taste renders Il easy 70 admlnla-
ter them TO children.
BEWARE OF OOUNTERFmTsL
II he genuine have hve signatures of Henry {. spal-
ding on each Box.
- Sold by Druggists and all Dealers in Medicines
AB OK will DO sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF
PRICE 25 CENTS.
An orders should be addressed to
HENRY O. sPALDING,
oTl V BCedAr Street. New York.
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CHICAGO a

IBT TELEGRAPH.
F~LOUR-DuIl, and loo lower.
WHEAT-The market Is active ct q decline of Il
@2c. sales are 1901 bush, at TO0704c for No. l, an
67@67Hc for No. Gin store.
OORN-Stsady.
~OATS@Quiet.
HGHRTNES-Dull, and &c lower.
RECEIPTS-Are 20O bbls -four; 1000 bushel
wheat 600 bush corn.
No shipments.
FREIGHTS-Quiet.
EXCHANGE-On New York has advanced To
q cent, and banks selling sparingly.
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3 W. sackrider. Churchill q Bro and Benton
Brds, Cleveland W. n. Wooster, Elyria; Dr.. s j.
Smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, Wooster Geiger
& Barr, UaRtOn; DR.. Kelly, homegrown, and st al
The Drug Stores, in Akron, RaTsunas warren, Can
Geld, Charlton, Jefferson, and By Druggists and
Dealers In almost every town and village in Ohio
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-|I||-TW-N1 NVN|77 ~ .
At the town election to-day the Democrats car
ried the Board Of Seleotmen and a majority of
the other town officers. The average Democratic
majority q so.
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BFTNGRFAD.
OFFICIAL.

WAsHISaToN, Dee Alp II.
The Presidents Message is now being read In
Courrasg
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL

Look over The Hst; make up = case Of what HDd
You choose, and incloss the umouhi n aeuTrenl not
or clamps by mail to our address, a. 500 Broadway
New-York, and the medicine WI be duly returned by
nail or expfea, rec OF charge
AGENTS WANTED-Wede desire an active, ehrisni
Axsnt for the sale Of our Remedies % sTey teEn g
eomnunlty 10 the United States address Dr. HuE
uuEYs 4 Co, No SCI BROADW AZ. NEW-fOeL
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PORT OF CLEVELAND
tSTERED-Dec. 4

ESTERED-Dee. l.
Prop. Ontario, Milan, from OgdensburRh for ToI s5o
Sehr. Massilon, Floyd, Buffalo.
~cLEARED
Prop. Ontario, MILAN, Detroit.
PoRF or GHIcAa9.-ArriYed Dec. l-schoousr D.
Morton, Hsckett, Cleveland Rapid, Busher. 0lsre-
land
Arrived at Chicago 18th, rom Cleveland, schooner
d. L. whitman. coal and iron Aidsbarau. coal.
MiddleSsx, coal.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WARRINGTON De

HOUSE.
After the Message, Sherman moved that
the Message be referred to the Committee
Of the Whole. The printing of 10000
copies of course, he referred to the Commit
tee on Printing.
Mr.. Boteler offered an amendment that so
much Of the Message as related 10 the pecul-
lar condition Of the country be referred to
a special committee Of one from each State,
10 report at any time.
Mr.. MeClelland offered an amendment
that 80 much Of the Message as related to
grievances between the slave holding States
and the proposal by Congress of amend
ments to the Constitution, for ratification
by the several States, and the question Of
State secession, be referred to a committee
of one from each State, to be appointed by
the Speaker, such committee to report by
bills or amendment to the Constitution upon
such subjects particularly whether legisla-
lation or amendment to the Constitution is
necessary to give prompt, full and certain
effect to the article in the Constitution con-
corning fugitives.
Mr.. Boteler declined to accept McCler-
nand's amendment.
Mr.. Sherman proposed to Mr.. BOteler
that the committee be fifteen instead Of one
from each State. lCries of "oh no."1
Mr.. Bocock raised a point Of order in
reference 10 Nh. Boteler's amendment that
The committee could not report at any time
without the suspension OF the rules.
The Speaker decided in favor Of Mr.. b.
cock, but the latter withdrew his objection,
and Messrs. Curry and Burnett renewed it
NJ Mnnra1 ~ Tns.rso 1NEo-nl ~ ar,1,I
ment read for information, that we are
cognize in the Union the primary cause
Of our present greatness and pros
peFity, and as yet have seen nothing either
in the election Of Lincoln or other sources
to justify dissolution, and pledge our lives
and sacred honor to maintain it. Objected
TO. fgf
After some suggestions the question was
taken on Boteler's resolution ss an amend
ment
Singleton Of Miss, declined voting, his
State having called q Convention to con-
slider the matter. 5El
Jones Of Georgia, declined voting, for
similar reasons, also Hawkins of Louisiana.
Mr.. Morris Of Illinois, raised a point
that while the question was pending it
was out Of order to open the debate.
Mr.. Clopton Of Alabama, and Gsrtrsll Of
Georgia, refused to vote.
Mr.. Curry, Of Ala, attempted to address
the House but was voted out Of order.
Mr.. Moore, CT Ala, declined to vote.
Mr.. Miles, offs. G., said his State was out
Of the Unien, except by a mere form, there
fore her delegation took no interest in this
question. His remarks we're received with
good humor.
Mr. Pugh, Of Ala. declined to vote.
Mr.. Botelers resolution vas adopted
Yeas las, nays 88.
The House agreed to Mr.. sherman's mo-
ton with Mr.. BOetler's amendment thereto.
Mr.. Boteler declined serving on the COM
Mr.. Morris, Of Illinois, e~ndeaVored to
introduce his resolution, but it was objected
to, and the House adjourned.
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THR ALL-sUFFIOTENT THRER


TRIESEMAR I.2&3 3. ARR DE-
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT Of
England and secured BY the Seals Of the Ecole de
Pharmacie de Parisl and the Imperia College Of
Medicine, Vienna.
No. l Is invaluable Tor exhaustion, spsrmatouhGa
and all physical disabilities.
No. 2. completely eradicate5 all traces Of those dis
eases that have heretofore been treated by the nau-
ciou5 and pernicious use o~fcopaiy1 and cubebg.
No. 8 has entirely supplanted the injurious use
mercury, thereby tn9uring 70 the sufferer speedy re
Lief dispensing all impurities and roofing out the
venom Of disease.
lTRIEsEMAR, Nos. ! 2 and 5, are preparation the
form Of q lozenge, devoid Of taste aud small, and can
be carried in the Waistcoat pocket sQldin tin caaes
and divided into separate doses IS administered By
Valpeau Lallemand RouL, Ricold, &C. Price s. each,
or 4 cases for So, which saves 81 and in 81 Cssas,
whereby there is 3 saving Of So. To Be had wholesale
and retail, Of DIT. BARROW, No. l94 Bleecksr street
New York. Immediately on receiving . remfttance
Dr.. Barrow viii forward the IEiesemar 20 Eny par
Of the world, securely packed and add essrtsecord
ing to the instructions ofthe writer.
- Sold also b E r. aAYb0RD ard w
FESKE. Cleveland an2
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TOLLS

ALBANY, Dec, 4
Canal tolls received for the season exceed by four
or hYe thousand dollars, three millions.
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Oliver )" bring.J
THE DEFENDANT, OLIVER
DRING, will take notice that on the sth day
o. November, A. D. 1850, said Mary L. Dring filed
her petition in said Court against hin praying that
the marriage contract now subsisting between them
be dissolved, alleging as cause therefor that he has
been willfully absent from plaintiff for more than
three years prior to the filing Of said petition. Also
drunkenness and gross neglect Of duty for three
years, She also asks that she be restored to her
maiden name Of Mary Louisa Campbell. Tue de-
fendant is required 60 appear ard answer within six
weeks from the FIRST publication Of this notice.
GAGE 4 BRUCE
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NEW ORLEANS, D.
Breekinri3so's majority over Bell and Douglas is
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D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
Adama 4 Cauha1d- Prtfna Aftfva movEg12

Adams q Garfield, FftFs Gttiys. noz5.5i3
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
"a On the 18th day Of November, 1850, the Pro-
bate Court Of Cuyahoga County, Ohio,d declared the
estate Of Joseph Young, deceased, 70 Be probably
i~nsOlFent; creditors are therefore required to present
. their claims against the estate TO the undersigned
for allowance within six months from the time
above mentioned, or they will not be entitled to
payment. FRANK L. RICHARDSON,
Administrator Of said Joseph Young, decd.
CLEVELAND. Nov Is. 1gf0. noVI6.3l2
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Asaai Adtieee.

The state Of Ohio, In Court OF Common Ple97 ~
COunty.J said OOunty.
John OroWeli, Flus
". Ur.UH
William Mitchell and Petition for money and rpliet.
Priscilla Mitchell, IltH
Defendants. Ia.
THE DEFENDANTS, WHO ARE
~ non-residents OF said State, viii take notice
that Plainttn hes this day hled his petition IN said
gourt 70 toreclose . mortgage on certain Rremises
aescrlbed therein, given By Defendant, william
Mitchell, 20 Plaintiff 70 secure the payment Of q note
dated APRIL 1, 1855, for S6Z2 7g-lOQ. two years nun date
with Interest ct ten cent.
The puieLdants will appear and make answer on
the 18th day VI December, Lou, or Judgment BY de-
fault will BE- rendered on luid note, and the prdmi-
as ordered 70 BE- sold 70 pay the same.
Attest: ROLAND ID. OBJ Carkg.
0roWell 4 White, Plaintiffs Attorney.
october - 1850. octl5agO
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CHERIFF AND MASTER GONE

49,
- M-ISSIONER'S SALE.-Pursuant to the COM
mand of an order Of sale issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of UuyahOgA county, at the suit Of
Levi \. jackson, plaintih, against John I. Newton,
ct. al, defendants, 1 shall offer for sale at the door Of
the Court House, in the city OF Cleveland, in said
z. NJ, one-EeVenth in common Of the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to wiz
Situate in the county Of Cuyahoga, state Of Ohio,
and in the City Of Cleveland, in that part thereof
formerly called the City of OHIO, and in the Buffalo
Company Purchase, 50 called, and known as the
whole of Blocks 20. o. "R. H. and IL. L." the
whole ofBlock ct" except lots Nos. AS, $40, 40, Bl,
464, 465, 466 and 467, the whole Of Block " except
lots Nos. Sol, 5O2, S3, 522 and 523; in Block an lots
Nos. SI7 ana 3lS; in Block ~ lots Noe. $50, 48l, 4S2
and 4S3; in Block 81. j." lots Nos. $50, 8gT Sg5 and
699; in Block II. l. lots Nos SO and SS; IN Block
~. u lots Eos. l0s2, 1854, 1855, l056, 1858, 1883, 1901,
1912, 1898 and 1894: Blocks Nos. Al, A, 45 and 40, Eitu-
ate upon the Island, so called, upon tbs west side OF
the Ouyahoga River, and bounding and sbutting up
on the old River Bed and Lake Erie.
ID. L. WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff and Master Oomm'r.
A.. Van Buren,, Plaintiffs Atty. nov20
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CITIZENS TICKET ELECTED.
NEE BEDFORD, Mass Dec. 8,
Issaae G.. Tobey, The oiiEens' candidate,
Ras re. selected Mayor, with . large majOri-
" Of the City Council on the same ticket.
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CHERIFF'S SALE-PURSUANT
~ to the command ola pluries writ Of venditi0ni
exponas issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Cuyahoga county At the suit Of Abraham X Van
ant, to me directed, 1 shall offer for sale at public
auction, at the door ofthe Court House, in the City
cember, 1850, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, the following de-
scrlbed lands and ~tenements, to Tit
line Of Vermont street with the easterly line Of West
street; thence easterly along the southerly line Of
allel with the east line Of West street sixty fest;
thence essterly parallel with the south line Of YER
with the east line Of West street thirty-eight 6st;
thence westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty
feet to the east line Of West street, thence nortaerly
along the east line Of West street ninety-eight feet,
to the place OF beginning, being the same premises
II. Glllett, recorded in Vol. IS pages 30 and 5lls
CuyakOga County Records and further known a.
the N. W. corner Of block Xxx in the Bufalo- Com
panyB allotment In Cleveland formerly Ohio Olty)
Cuyahoga county Ohio. APPTaiSea a. ~
Hsrriek& Barlow, Pit'fs Gttys. noT0
CALI OF REAL ESTATE BY
- ORDER OF C0URF.-On the 18th day Of De-
csnbsr, 1850, at 10 o'clock A. IL, viii be sold to the
highest bidder, at the door Of the Court House, in
following real estate, subject 70 the life estate Of the
undersigned, therein, as tho property Of Manuel J.
Pereira, minor heir Of AlTira Peruiral deceased to
Situate in the city Of cleveland, in said county,
and Is known as the ~sasterly half ofsub lot Nc. I or
the subdivision Of part t. Of ten acre lot No, II, and
part Of ten acre lot No. p made by William slade,
ir, Elisha Taylor and james NJ HOyt, aud recorded
in the ONCE OF the Recorder Of said county in book
No. / OF maps and subdivisions page g. reference for
particulars as 70 size and boundaries Of said land be-
ing had 70 said recorded subdivision. The said east
erly half Of said sub lot being bounded northerly BY
Kinsman street, easterly By the lot line sOutheTly
By the lot line, and westerly BY aline, running rom
front to rear Of said lot, and eQui distant from the
side lines thereof said lot Ofland having been con-
veyed to tbs said AlYira Pereira by deed, recorded in
said Ouyahoga county Record. vol. 50, pages 6l2, 6s
6Il; said premises appraised subject to said life es-
tate at S2g3 %. JOHN i. PEREIkA,
Guardian ofsaid Manuel J. Persira.
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E,-JOHN EVANS rs.
~ notified that on the 1st day ofN0vember, 1850,
Elizabeth Evans hled in the Court Of Common Pleas
o. Cuyahoga county har Petition against him SET
ting upthat the Defendant promised to marry the
Plaintiff, which he refused 70 do, and praying for
judgment against him for $3.50. The Defendant IL
required to answer said petition on the 18th day Of
January 1861. WILLIAMSON RIDDLE
noV2l:sl5W for Plaintiff
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ ORDER OF COURT.-On the hrst day Of Janu-
airy 1851, will be sold, at one O'Clock p M.t on the
premises, the following real estate to the highest
bidder, As the property Of Lewis hettletoni deceased,
to wit: The south half Of lot 10 aeTenty-three,
Graves rliofment in Chagrins Falls village, CuFa-
hoga county, Ohio. Appraised at four hundred and
htty dollars (6GA. Terms ofsale-cash in six months
with approved security.
Admir- of Lewis Nettleton, DEED.
O. I. BIakeslss, Atty. dee3-3I5 !
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8aediEinEs..
EzAR 80 - 80 saY.

ne underlined having used Professor HuM
PHREYgf SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
IN our antilles With the most aatElactoy rauia. and
having fun confidence 10 their g~enEinenea, purity,
md sHeaev. cbeerfuny recommend hen % al per
a5ns Who uiar 10 have safe, reliable, and elieaeinn-
rsnlsdla e hand fr private or doneld ~
TIE Rev. WIN. Hnsmer, editor Of - ne northern
ssr DID Rector o. st. Peters Church, Auburn. n y
ne Rev. b / Ives, Chaplain Of he Auburn STATE
Prison; the Rev. Spencer "a. Rice, Rector, heE-BS
ford. Mss ne Rev. Allen Steele, NeE-foT on
ference ne Rev. Samuel Nichols, RasLaeneee Gro
ference, N. r.; the Rev. P. q Prath Dorset " de
Rev John g. Robe, buffalo; &C Bart Eaqs Uuea,
N g: ne Hon. Neal Dow, Portland, he De Hnu
schuyler ColaE, south Bend, lnd lie itda 8eofgs
abe aOhR STATE Jouruaf," ColumbuA Ohio The Hou
r. a. QTaham, Moline, III The Hon Ihom9 ,
Chase. Monticello, IA he Hon Jaseph tsnedia
UacafN r.: Wm Bristol, Esq, UueA, n fAA
Pond zo.. Udca. n y james Plunbett E5q Mash
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OsWEGO 4.

lBT TELEeRAPH.1
FLOUR-Unchanged, with only a moderate de-
mend for interior and eastern trade. Sales are 100
bbls $ for extra state.
No sales Of grain above retail lots.
LAKE ImHORTS-lU bush wheat.
CANAL EXPORTS-lOG bush corn.
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SENATE.

After the reading Of the message Mr.. Clingman
moved to have it published. He thought Ii fer
short. Of investigating the crisis. The President
elect Is known 20 be . dangerous man. and his party
would eventually control the Government, the Su-
preme Court Included. he did not think fhe State
had acted precipitately, and IN his judgment a num-
Der Of the States would secede in sixty days. In
south carolina the submission party was small The
Wisest thing Congress can do Is to divide the public
property as tairly a. possible after paying the public
debts.
Mr.. Crittenden replied, hoping the example ofthe
gentleman would not be followed. Better never
come here at all.
The Union was worthy Of great sacrifices and ron
%eessionB. he looked forward to disunion with fear,
dlsmay aud trembling They must search for means
Of reconciliation and harmony. He hOpad there
would be no angry debate. North Carolina alWays
had carried the olive branch Of peace.
Mr.. Ciingman approved Of the desire 30 preserve
the Union. When the Union ceases to protect South
Carolina she will bid Il good bye.
EThe usual copies were ordered printed and the
Senate ndioured.
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sEssIog.

The argument commenced this afterooon, Miller
opening Tor the defence. The speech occupied almost
the whole afternoon after which the deposition Of
Mrs. &. III. Thompson, in support of the testimony
Of Mrs. Anna T.. Mather, was read.
Court adjourned til eoclOck tomorrow.
The case viii probably close on Saturday.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IA On the 9th day Of November, 1850, the Pro-
Bate Court Of Ouyahoga county, Uhios declared the
estate Of silas A. Hathaway, deceased, to be probably
insolVent. Creditors are therefore required to pre-.
8snt their claims against Eaid estate 20 the under.
signed for allowance within six months from the
time above mentioned, or they will not be entitled 70
payment. BENJAMIN LAMSON
% A.rasaTH NHwrH - a.sH .-e.ar
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In Common
Pleas, O~uyhhoga
county, OhlO.-
for mon
ey, sale Of land
and relief.
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- RONES PH4.H& OLD y. AZ
" sp Cheese Is boxes primo do; 5UU lbs
choice " II. Butter. just received at
uta+I5 COOK & I.ANGLEY7S.
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CANDIDATES.
For County Treasurer.

For County Treasurer.
Mr.. EdffOr:-PEease armour &c the "a anle
of J. NJ. CALDWELL a candidate for County Treas
Mt the next October election. mario.
For Judge Court Common Pleas.
g0hH Pitcher, of EsOsey County, has
been solicited to become a candidate for the Judge
ship of the Court OF Common Pleas, by number
of Attorneys of the District, and has consented to
the Of his in that connection. The an
pouncement is therefore made accordingly
The friends Of Ben. Sffns0m, Gag, 1m-
nouree him As candidate for Judge of Tie Court
ot Common Pleas. at the October election
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q TIKI fASsS -. WELLS, H.HOLE-
= SALE HAttiN ARE DEALER, First street,
opposite maghce 4 Gu.), EvInsy He Ind. Orders
OF hardware promptly iiied AT lowest Cincinnati
rIres- Jan -
enE boz EXTRA BALTIMORE BEOOAIS---
@=saeP the best ia the market. at
tleciI cook Il LANGIEY7S
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LIFE's HAPrIEsr PERIoD. Kingsley gives
evidence GU this disputed point. He thus
declares : There is 10 pleasure taat
have ever experienced like a chllds mid
summer hoyday. The Time, | mean, when
two or three Of US used to 90 away up the
brook aud take our dinners with ~, and
come home at night tired, dirty, happy,
scratched beyond recognition, with a great
nosegay, three little trout, and one Shoe, the
other having been used for a boat, till il
had gone down, with al hands, out OF
souniings How poor our Derby days. our
Greenwich dinners, our evening parties,
where there are plenty of nice girls and
after that Depend upon it, man never
experiences such pleasure or grief after four
teen as he does before, unless in some cases,
in his FIRST love-m making, when the sensation
is new Ia him.
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ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR
ny IL 20 p q II R.n ID, G.8 HSsE.S Il II
E10 MANUFAtfURER,
M ain sfFeea EtaaF fhe Canal.

EN ANsA ALE, Ism.
Has On hand large STOCK Of Busgies and Wagons
Of every variety ali ct his manufacture
which he will warrant 10 10 superior to any work
L. be pun chased tho East for the Prees.
During the late harl times, ana the Indictment
ter with is iInPass,bl, muddy roads, the denhnd
fnr Carriages has heeu llsiI, and i,i5 STOCK has
cnmutated III his WtItruutus, IL dispose - If, tnd
to relieve himself from sight !ecuniary pressure,
lac will sell at remarkably low prices. Any person
ho wants a beautital Buggy at bargain, viii hhd
IA better chance for trade Than lac has had he
fore, AT DEttA khID'S
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GS51 y dpting mother of a waggish boy,
in New Haven, having bottled lot of nice
preserves, labeled them, 4" Put up by MIS-.
D." Johnny, having discovered the
goodies, soon ale the contents of Que bottle,
and wrote on the bottom of the label, " Put
down hY .Iohnnv D"