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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19
VOL. S---N0. 4.
Publication oTrFopoxed Acts or the
EegtSfature.

st the last session of the Legislature OF
Pennsylvania the foliUwiDg act was passed.
which the public should take notice cf=-
THAT from and alter the pas age of this
act. it shall be required that every applics-
ton TO tie Legislature for any act Of ineorpo-
ration, shall be preceded By public notice
or advertisement Of the same, IN two nevspa-
pers 10 the city or county for which the Iegis-
a,iou is demanded. or IN which the parties
applying reside. Il tSo newspapers are pub
liskei in SAID city or cou,;y, and If there bs
not two newspapers Published therein. then
in one aewspap per. If o0e : publ he'd therein:
which said public notice or advertisement
shall set forth the names of the commissioners
ani incOrporators of the biz for proposed leg
islation and Its title and the same shall Be
published or advertised in said papers before
the bill or proposed law shall be presented 70
either branch of the Legislature"
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Steamboat Dialogue.

HOosier, (stepping up 20 down Easter }
How are ye stranger: Bound TO Moo Leans
spect; what mout be your business? Want to
buy some corn or oats:
Yankee-Tolerable. thank ye; how be yer
self? Bound to no place in particular. In
for any kind of trade
Hoosier-W hat kind of trade hey ye?
Yankee-Wall, its patent right.
Hoosier-Pateut right for what?
Yankee-Patent right for a Machine 70.
making all kinds of seed out of wood, from
shellbark down to grass seed Hev also a
patent right for the mirage life-preserver.
r-Meorage-what's that?
Yarkee-It's Machine to be fixed on the
front of a locomotive or steamboat. with re-
flectors of great power, to show The image of
dr ythiug ahead. no matter how Ear it be off
anything under a hundred miles.
HoOsier-Don't say And are yer the in
ventor?
Yankee be.
Hoosier-Your'e a horse. What mout
your name be?
Yankee-Cofin.
Hoosier-Heered tell of yer family. You
are relation of the man that invented wood
en- bans and plaster paris shoe nails. Had a
brother once. hadn't you, that get accidently
ehoked with rope round bis neck
YaDkee-kDes the man-wasn't brother
only cousin TO ny wife's sisters. brother
cousin. But what might your name be.
HoosierIt might be Smith, but it taint.-
Calculate it's Caster.
Yankec-knowed yer family well from yer
great grandfather down. You are one of
two twins. One was q handsome, cute.
brigbt-eyed little chap, aud the other tar
nation ugly born fool; and heered the cute
chap died
Here the dinner bell rang.
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EDWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

J,1.g5Icrt H1stit,ltion established bg special In
5,ra,s! ;Jr me R.iisf' Of TIC Sack and Dis
Fused, ag,lctsd ,;ih Firulent aud Epidemic
J.'a;,ss. aud especially ia, The Cure Of DIS
| 5'ss oi The Ser'Uol Organs.
hfEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by the
VI Acting Surgeon, 70 Il. who apply by letter
II description OF their condition, Gage, occu-
'-5a, habits ui life. Sc ami in case of extreme
'5F;y. Medicines furnished free Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpermatortLoea,
F. ether Diseases Of the Sexual Organs. and on
+ NEW REMEDIES employed il the Dispen-
r seLt To the afflicted in sealed letters envcl
r. f!ee Of charge. Two or three Stamps for
Stage will be acceptable
Address. DIR. J. SEILLIN HOUGHTON
Iaing Surgeon. Howard Association, No. ?
'atl Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa By order
E.Ss Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL. President.
GEO. FAIRCHILp, Secretary.
FEB. ., I86O.-Iy.
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Fhat 'rou'd DO If possessed the mos:
valuable things In the world. and was abou,
to will them away, the following would be my
plan of distribution:
l would give .he world truth and friend
ship, which are very scarce
would give additional portion of truth
to lawyers, tenders and merchants
would give to the physicians skill and
learning
would give to the printers their pay.
To gUssipping women, short tongues.
To young women. good sense. large waists
and natural complexion
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

Getting out cfa Scrape--Two Yankees
were strolling in the woods without any arms
in their possession, and observing bear as
cending a tree with his claws clasped around
the trunk, one of them ran forward and caught
the bears pawr, one in each hand. He in-
s;antly called out to bis comrade; Jonathan.
say, go home and bring me something as
fast as you can. till kill the varmint. Mind,
don't stay, for I'm iU fix ? Jonathan ran
off as fast as be could. but was exceeding
ly long time iu returning. During the inter-
val the bear made several attempts to bite the
hand of him who held him. AT length JON
athan came back Halo, Jonathan, what
the deuce bss kept you Jonathan replied,
We'll, I'll tell you-whsn L was at home,
breakfast was ready, and guessed it would
be as we'll to wait for 1t. Here, now Jona-
than said his companion, come and hold it,
aud I'll kill the critter in a jIffy. Jonathan
seized the bears paws. aud held the animal
while the other could Kill it. We'll. iona.
than. have you got bold of him 2 Il guess
| have he replied. Very we'll. hold hin
fast; | guess I'll go to dinuern
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Cool.-A gentleman residing in 5 village.
fading that the oimanitio8 OF his wood piles
continued as-er his fires were cut, lay awake
one night in order to obtain If possible. some
clue to the mystery. At al hour when all
honest folks should be II bed. hearing an op-
orator al work in the yard, he cautiously raj
sed his chamber window. aud saw lazy
ueighbor endeavoring to get large log into
his vheclbsrrow. You're pretty fellow"
saId the owner. ''to come here aud stesl nv
wood while l sleep "Yes." replied the
thief, land l suppose jon would stay up in
there and see me break my peek with lifting
before you'd offer 10 come and help me-
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TO sOySUMPTsgES AND
.yERTUC,N SCFF ERERS.

TIE subscriber. for several years resident
rs, discovered while there, simple vegeta-
raeic-I sure cure for Consumption. ASfh
Bryaclitis, Co,lqAs. Cniis. and Nercous De
f. For the benefit Of Consumptives and
[rs.s Sufferers, - IS willing - make the
/, gablt-
Il, those who desire IL, hc viii send the Pre-
lrs5a, with full dirsctious free Of charge };
| ,11le of the medicine. which they will
4 5esusifuI combination OF Natures simple
l.. Taass desiring the remedy can obtain it
| Er...n csii, ~ addressing
J. =. CCTHBERT.
BArlNfC PHYSICIAN
No ga Broadway, New York.
ig.! IS, IoGQ.-3-a.
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW JERSEY AND
PENNSYL HANLA.
APoTHEcARIEs, DRUGGIsTs. GRocERs AND PRI-
yATE FAMILIES.
WOIfe's Pure CoInac Brandy.
WOife's Pure Madeira. sherry d Port w inc
Woire,s pure SCOTCH and irish WhtekeV.
ALL IN BOTTLES.
beg leave To cali the attention of the citizens
of the United States to The above Wines and Ii.
quors, imported by Udolpho Wolfe. OF New York
whose name is familiar in every part of this coun
try Tor the purity of his celebrated Scliedans
SctaGpps. Mr.. Wolfe, in his letter me, speaking
of the purity of his Wines and Liquors. says: 81
will stake my reputation man, my standing
as a merchant of thirty years residence in the
City of New YORK. that all the Brandy and
Wines which bottle pure as imported, and
OF the best quality, and can be relied upon by
every purchaser" Every bottle has tie pro-
prietor's name on the wax, and a fac smile of
his signature on the certificate. The public are
respectfully invited 10 call and examine for them
selves. For sale-at Retail by all the Apotheca-
ries and Grccers in Philadelphia
GEORGE II. ASHTON. No. So Market ST.. Phila.
Sole agent for PHILADELPHIA
+ Read the following from the New York Courier.
Enormous Business far one Nec York Her
ehant---Ne are happy TO inform our fellow-citi-
zens that there Is one place in city where the
physician, apothecary, and country merchant
can 90 and purchase pure Wines and Liquors. as
pure as imported. and of the best quality. We
do net intend to give elaborate description of
this merchants extensive business. although 1t
will repay any stranger or citizen to visit idol
pho Wu!fe's extensive warehouse. Nos. Is. 20
and %, Beaver street, and Nos. Il, 10 and .
Marketteid street. His stock Of Schnapps on
hand ready Cor shipment could not have been less
than thir'y thousand cases; the Brandy. some ten
thousand caseS-Nintages of 1886 to 1856; and
ten thousand cases OF Madeira, Sherry and Port
Wine, Scotch and Irish Whisky. Jamaica and
St. CrUiS Rum, some very obi and equal to any
in this country. He also had three large cellars,
filed with Brandy, Wine, &c, IL casks, under
Custom House key, ready for bottling. Mr..
Woie's sales of Schnapps last year amounted to
one hundrel and eighty thousand dozen, ard we
nope in less than two years he may be equally
successful with his Brandies and Wines.
His business merits the patronage of every
lover of his species. Private families who wish
pure Wines and Liquors for medical should
send their ORDERS direct to Mr.. Wolfe, until every
Apothecary in the land make up their minds to
discard the poisonous stuff from their shelves.
and replace it with Wolfe's pure Wines and
Liquors.
We unders tand MIR. Wolfe. for the acccmmo-
dation of small dealers in the country, puts up
assorted cases Of Wines and Liquors. Such a
man. and such merchant, should be sustained
agairst his tens IF thousands Cf opponents in the
United States who sell nothing but limitations
r,Iinous alik to human health and happiness
September I2, lS60.-6m.
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4 Farniag 70 Eucher Players "A young
man Of Milwaukee, who is very fond of
daughter Of pillar in one Of the popular
churches, was taking tea at the house Of has
a6ored. a few evenings since. and had some
fruit cake offered him Being somewhat con-
fused on account OF bis situation, as The cake
was held out. he cried oat, Il pass" The
father hearing hinl, and having played some
10 bis younger days. was horrors rack a: the
young mans infatuation OF the game, and
ih ught be would ;elch him lesson, and be
spoke bluBtly, ''You pass do you? Teen
order you up. and there's the door" The
young nan sloped-
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Terocioas Story of Ferociops .Sharl. =
\ shark. caught near Port Jackson. Florida.
carried the following curious miscellany 10
his capacious stomach Half a ham, several
legs of mutton, hindquarters of pig. hosd
apd forelegs of bull deg. joint Of stove
pipe, pair OF old boots. head and foreiegs OF
heifer. with rope round her neek. q guam
tlty of horsehesh. piece Of sacking, aud a
ships sc-aper. No wonder that twelve gal,
Ions Of oil we're obisinej from his iiyer
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"A stranger riding along tie road, ob.e..
we'd that all the milestones were turned in 4
particular way, no, facing ;he road, but rath-
er averted from it. DE called 10 coantry-
man and inquired the reason. God bies.
yen. sir" replied the man. '-the wind is SO
strong; sometimes in these parts, that II We
weren't to turn the backs of the ,niiestones 20
it. the figures would be blown of then, clear
and clear "
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H & candidate for Office calls at tie res
idence of gentleman to solicit bis vote
Can9idate-Ma6am. Is Jour husband at
homei
Laiy-Yes, sir; be has gone TO haul away
a dead 9Os. and viii be back directly.
Candidrte-Sheep killing dog, [ reckon
madam
Fierce spoken urchio-No, sir-just BARK
ed himself to death at csndi6ates-so papa
said.
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EOHN III. ALLEN & CO., NOS. s. 4
- Chestnut Street, (south side, below Water,)
PHILADELPHIA. (THE OLDEST WooD-wARE
House, IN THE CITY, Manufacturers and
Wholesale dealers in Patent Machine made
BROOMS. Patent Grooved CEDAR WARE,
,carranted NOT to shrink, WOOD WILLOW
WARE. CORDS. BRUSHES, &c, of all descrip-
tons Please call and examine our stock.
March 4 lS59-1y.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

Cold Feet.-If you have cold feet. immerse
them morning and evening in cold water, rub
with rough towel. and run about the room
I'll they burn. In one month you will be re-
lieved. All these redpe2per aud mustard ap-
nlications are like run TO the stomach. relieve
vou to-day, bu. LEAVE you colder to-morrow.
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r. Tho following beautiful stsn.a i cor

Et The following beautiful stsnzs Is cop
led from yonng iady's slDum:
Fare made, when | Bhoid ure face,
* gaze In two ure aZhur ize.
my love is warmed in blaze
& thauts within ny bozum rise
big for my week tung 20 utter,
which leyes my hart awl in futtsr"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

E An experienced cid s;ager SAYS, If you
make love to widow sho has daughter
twenty years younger than herself. begin BIZ
declaring that you thocght they we're sis
ters.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

~ What difference even q comma nav
make IN an honest woman's reputation. The
Tribune says:
Three hundred women of the town of
Aylesbury (Bucks) England. have petitioned
against the Equalization of marriage with de-
ceased wife's sister,
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EE II is a pleasant thing to see roses and
hlies growing upon young lady's cheek.
bat tad sign to see mans face break oui
IN blossoms.
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the happiest of men. Decamps remained
:heir friend. and both. whenever they saw
him, thanked him for having married their
furniture.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19

In3rESF'-I;G FOUNORY.-HAVING pur
N ch.ssi the entire stock and fixtures of the
.slary Foundry, the subscriber is prepared
| Ii-5;,l tanners 81: others With
ksaghs, P,oussl Points. stoves. 1fiII
irons. TnrsSiiiIsS Machines,
,.stings Of any kind that may he needed in
!. -onnu1;ty.
| " <rc. attention 70 the business of the con-
q hoDes TO merit. and trusts he viii receive
osrll pa:rc;-age FROM thoseiu want of articles
Il. Ire.
Al fgss.ss lone AZ tie Foundry.
EDWARD GLASS.
lx,r.h q. '6S-tf
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Peter, my boy. do yoa understand De
seventh commandment
Yaw.
Fot ish him den
You shall not play te tuyfel mi, your neigh.
bors ducks
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PHILADELPHIA WooD MOULDING MILL
Willow street, above Twelfth. north side
Mouldings suitable for Carpenters, Builders, Cab.
met and Frame Makers, always on hand Any
Pattern worked from a drawing. Agents wanted
in the various Towns IN his portion of the State,
To whom opportunities will be offered for large
profits to themselves. SILAS Il. NElR-
February II, 1S5S:tf
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aayertiatng Rates.

b.. All 7irs-s:se,ncrts mist he marked with
s,,-,:,,- II Insertions desired. or they will be
.;,nef uatiI forbid. aud charged accordingly.
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BARGAINS ! BARGAINS!!
NEW GROCERY STORE.

|THE undersigned wou.d respectfully beg leave
to inform the citizens of Ebensbu.g and vi
iy, that ne has just received. ut his store
n, one door West Of Davis s. Lloyd's Store,
-Tss aHl fresh lot OF Groceries. which he Of
Pr sale cheap for Cash or country Produce,
saOcS consists IN part Of the following arti-
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-09
|. RIDDLE rog 1859.

4 RIDDLE FOR 1889 81 !. .3s III.
y. 7. I, /, jp tis light. as pure - dew,
,,,..,'.. tl,e sun, and j,iss = tue. w.
! 49,, - Sen on earth. ! ''sIgn " Day.
NJ ,een stnighi, the5prophets say
Az Ave ,ishtsous know they ~ cool a. wind,
". Z. Ia. q Ore. 10 those who W slime;
q, sr,s have viswd talilse from birsh,
t.ad ,st .ths same q not on earth.
3 I sserst surs III III our homes
-. viIl BE- seen when Jesus comes.
1 VI .I.dIes think, and solve with gents.
!. 4 .E,'i. ,;ddle true, BY commcps tesass
80 KIsGs JrsTER.
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D lii D.:

In this city, on the Sd inst, MARr HEsKIN
PARKER, wife Of Samuel w Richards, aged
81
Infant SON, born the same day, She received
the gospel when young in Chaidgley, Earica.
shire, Highland. from the FIRST elilers who visit.
Ell that country. and eInigratetl To this cslfitFy
in 1911. TO spend her DAYS with the people Of
Cpd, and with Mlign she has since, in faith,
works and spirit, LIVED the life oil a saint In
those virtues which adeta tile character 81
child, wife, and mother she was eInlneatly ex-
enlpfary. Her associations endeaIed hen %
many, and by q large circle OF relatives and
friends She is Justly aud deeply laineHted
She tilal on earth, she Iiees in Heaven. = ::
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Administrators, Notice. 3.

NOTICE Is hereby given ttat we BhyE tsken
IN ouf lttiers Of administratior from the Pro.
bate Court Of Great Salt Lafs County, up0a
tiie Estates Of I'homas s. Williams ana Parme.
MO A, JSeknIan, late of G S, e. City, deceased.
All Fe1sons i4debted 10 either estates, OF 10 the
lase ligm Of Williams Il Jaekinaa, reregaested
to Gallon W. l. APPlrbY. oHr author z5d aEAltt
aud attorney, and settle the same forthwith; and
those having claims against said fun, ni thf
estates respectively, 10 present them nndtr oath
OF afliema ion fer settlement, - -: +. II:
PHILEMON C. MERRILL,
i. LEVI. JAEKMAN, = =,....,...-e
ii ~ -,-...1 ~ Administrators, Sc.
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]. !. ~
A Good House,

r HAVE for sale a good house that can be
I:cuIrsTftd toto store, situated In The I7ih
Ward, u block and u half wtst from the Taber.
,Haeie Hhe house consists &c five roeins WftlIa
cellar nuerr eli. There are soma peach trees
on tiie To-. a sinnll TaHnefy Is attached 10 the
premises, that caa be sold with the house, lf
desired. z. #. :s.:5 & ..# ;s
Tefms;--lIsf thepsY down, and the other
half pnyabie l1 = nionths, Il good security iis
given b Hi j W JENKINS
Opposite Bjx's Ssefr, al; @ 81 tf Il
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Last IaolTrUnI.

LII persons INDEBTED 20 tke Estate III Dr..
"A W. FRtvuR lats of OF 81 IL CITY. deceased,
alld wish to sase cost, are requested 10 eaiE on
the subseribpr, ard seltln Tie saine forthwith.
Either money, on Wthe4t as fi3ur, III market.
prices, VIII be reeetveds srhose that have nns
either at present, ara required Id give tllplr.
notrs. as the scrolinis 81 s3ia estate mss 81
settled up immediately VI, d "a RpHEBYs,
Ri ,gstf 81 ttf6fney for sill Il taEe 1
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For Sale or Rent.

r HAVE two small SHOPS, containing four
/ ROOMS, with "a fl. . in. front, and II rods
doep, situated on Main Street, one door north Of
WIN. s. Godbe's Drug Store, which will other
sell! OF rent. For particulars inquire at
4f:9 A. BnW's Tin Shop
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/. s1IsAYEn.
ISLACKsNTITHING IN ALL IRIS
BRANCHES

III sCksoN win be on hand h accom-.
- ~. Inedate MS frlrnas aid ris,rmefsathi his
Ga stand, near BAIdlOaS HAIlfl, where lie.
hopes, BY strict nltfptign 70 business, 10 be
worthy the paironage % oil no want good work
done. .4{s.s { h 555 II II Vi.
Arcnofts " iagE stauaieg VIII tacellecstd
Without fail. A hint To- tlle wise Is sufficient.
+ 12.tf
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800

5GtNCE tha frat tno,s-st0fm last winter. Z
~ red HEiFE K, three Yesfr Old; some wHle
oil The Hanks aud under the belly. branded ] WI
on ihs right Hhoaldefs Supposed . have calf
Ia fhe iniadle 81 wiHters Also, \ reC OK, sofhe
white OF he legs AID belly; branded h g 81
fisili hin and III w. Cock osI lci forA. who.
ever viii hing the saIpa, Of glse Iiifomation
Hereof 10 the owner, VII confer favor aud 80
suitably rewarded nv s N, 33s VI
sf-2t SARAH A. COOKE, Iilh ward.
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CONSTITUTION All CONYENT ION
N At BALTIMORE.
a llllrl,fllIp rI. AEnN

BAlTrMoRE, May 3.
The Convention was raIIed 10 order at
noon BY Hon j, G. CrIGfeUden, az Ky.
Hon! Washington Hunt, az N. NJ, WAS
chosen chairman pro ten.
Aconlmittee on permanent organization
and oil credentials having bechapp
the Convention adjourned till 4 pm. \
Convention assembled at 4 pm, when,
the Committee on permanent organization
reported the name Of Washington Hunt
As President, and Marshal r. Wilderant
eight others as Vice Presidents. Eleven
secretaries were appointed. e. II +.
The Houston men desired 4 ballot ID
night, They are more ngnleroas THAN the
supporters Of any other candidate.
i Mr.. Bell Is second. Tie contest be-
tween them Is anialafstl .:.1.
8 Mr. Mclean will have some votes, but
hall idea Of nominating him Oh any one else
with reference to the Chicago Convention.
| is dropped. Z. (. s3 #..1s
{ Two,thirsls OF The New Y ork delegations
are for Mr.. Houston. They are for Mr.,
Everett for Vice President. .. n. m IF,
.'o I e I, .''ni stloi y y i'.t.sa
os-ssen l'en g., ny llouS.o Y, g z w
80 " gasaa rsatueAy spelil u' g 9
inV 4. u l9I |. II hi ~. y, |, . ", /,
81 Z tegc'el .l'slls WI Y, IL, IS aiolliii''s
- - - az sl seaE s' q slle ol,os !,
lV;DV 81 IL ~ lI1sntls u 'eil anu
Alellean AIe py tFersi9 rs lEs'lil
MI iieastoti, y ilesezful are some
what alarmed at the Plattotm Committee
haying Slralliilonsl y agreed 80 report the
Union, the CONSTITUTION aud the enforce
inent q The laws ,ls 4 platform,
y Is expected 4, that the Convention viii
| Pc satisfied y with this.
Ks, 8 bAi,TiltelE /, May H. 4,
Ilie Convention met at O'Clock. TIE.
Chair presented a letter from Judge Cham
llers, sot Maryland expressing regret at
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ron sALn..- TO ARRIVE.

MY Train Of Fifteen Wagons viii arrive
vi about The 2eti Inst, 4 desigt { Firing nv
GOODS At Wholesale. Ny Wagons, Harness
sud Mules in bots, 10 sail purchasers. For figF.
lher particulars, Apply 70 2. A. Perry q Co, Il
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NOTICE.
That Horse.

ENRIEND, do you return that Horse COLT.
you took from the West Jordan Range, the
ons Bishop BenniOh told you was mine, nRd you
viii save trouble and exposure, s. NJ. BLAIR.
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straycd or stolen. .

I.NItflM North w how Creek Range. a5oat lie
IL l0tl, 1T My, q ctesuui sorFf MARE. 4
years old, branded 90 The left thigh VI Rith q
alicirrle osel few. white hairs Ia tlte IRE.
iron grey; no brand Anp4pefsoff thai ca4iid.
form IoAnaCole, Of N1rIh lfiliew Creek. Of tie
whereabouts Of these animals, viii be weAfe.
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