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| Republican candidates inserted in their
place, and with the ticket split in that
manner, he deposited it in the ballot box,
not knowing but he had voted for his
great Master, Douglas. Now, although
| do not approve of the course of the
Republicans altogether, the circumstance
shows the Intelligence" of Douglas con-
stituents hcreabouts.
OF Lincoln's supporter ] have not
much to say further than this, that he re-
ceiycs the support of the more learned
portion of the community; as the teach
ers of schools, the preachers, editors of
educational journals, &c. With lntelli-
gcnce and Justice on our side, we are de-
termined to give Honest Old Abe" an
emphatic majority over all combinations,
the Democratic papers to the contrary
notwithstanding. q. r. s.
NEVADA, Sept %.
This place and vicinity has within the
last "A hours been blown into an unusual
excitement, by the arrival in Dwight, of
His Royal IIighness the Prince of
Wales.' lie intends to spend a few days
ruralizing and hunting the Prairie Chick
en-, in the vicinity of Dwight. His Roy
al IIighncss attended church in the Pres
bytcrian house to-day, accompanied by his
suite Of attendants. 1t was difficult to
realize as | sat not far from him that he
was indeed the heir to the throne of Eng
land his appearance is that of mere
boy as he is. He has rather long nose,
a rctreating forehead, quite thick lips,
his hair little inclined to curl and al
together he had no more % kingly look
than boy such as one might sec most
any day, in the streets. The royal COM
pany have a car belonging to the Michl-
gan Central r. r. 1t is fitted up in fine
style, having heavy cushioned arm chairs,
an elegant centre table, sleeping couchcs
&c. passed through the car, sat down
in the royal seat and took drink from
His Royal Highness drinkinggass The
seat was comfortable and the water very
good, but not worth the price paid by the
Qucbeccrs for the dirty water left in the
Princes apartment. The car remains in
Dwight while the Prince is sporting &c.
@. K. S.
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I'll i5rclla nenu1.
An Autobiography Of a
LAWYER.

| believe started lite under the au-
spice, OF my fathers aunt Deborah, a
maiden lady of ,iAty-iour, who, in the
place Of the father and mother whom |
never saw, alternately Fatted me and
~eoblel mc rs lcug as She Was able |
escaped from both when eleven year, old
by running away ; and although she sent
me innumrIghle message. when she dis
covered my whercthou,>.to return TO her,
and be- ,,,ii 10 school and fitted for col
1c.cl uniutitully refused ever to 20 near
her again
had hired on" with a small farmer
to do hi, chores" for nay board and
clothes. and stayed three wears, at the
cud Of which time my moving propcnNi-
lies moved ine to run off from hln. |
had made my arrangements, and was even
mounted on the top OF the Readn. stage
when who should come into the tavern
yard but the farmer.
" Where are you going boy ~ he call
cd out in a hard aud severe tone,
:. To Boston, sir
TO Boston, -
cannot describe the manner in which
he said this: but il woke mp all tn" mem
ore, OF hoasns which lett scar, YET !
have not tine to tell You how many more
than the immortal Fu,bos had. He WAS
a coarse. rrotanc man, and he launched
out into "A strain ot abuse which would
have malc ny blood chill II had been
afraid Of him, and badc me instantly -
home.
" Thank you, sir" sail,"I am en-
gagged to somebody el,r.
At thi, momcat the stage started. H.
ordered the driver to stop and let ne
down: hut he drove on. and am almost
ashamed to record that made a slgnih-
cant gesture with my thumb and finger
upon my very decent Roman nose, and
calling out:
:. Good by ,ir-you shall hear from me
,anie d,y.' went of in the cNultant tfi-
umph Of freedom. was delighted with
the line prospect which | enjoyed in my
elevated seat. The driver was very hlHd
10 me, refusing to take my money for the
" hole Journey and offering to find me
stopping place in the city.
II that time there was a very old house
in Howard street, now demolished, III
which Mr.. Jones kept boarders for
number Of year. Here he stopped the
stage for me to get down,
What shall do, driver | said.
4. Just ring that bell, my lad, he an
swercd. and somebody viii come and let
looked up at the top of the door.
" don't see any bell, sir, | sand TIM
idly.
The man burst into loud laugh
= puIl that knob, ereeuy - he said;
and ,traiehtway | pulled it again and
aeajn. until Mr.. Jones, a queer looking
relIow with one leg and dilapidated eye
came to the door, and looked daggers out
Of his remaining orb of vision, upon the
lucklcss wight who had broken his bell
wire.
Let that youne.tcr stay with you ana
Jones till | come to supper, sala
the still laughing driver aud stald'
Mamma Jones is a lady that Noaia
have made fine companion for Danlci
Lambert. Sheltered beneath her eapaa-
pjous wings. | could bid defiance TO little
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Toe MopEsr.--"lIavc you any domestic
manufactures to report p asked census
marshal of the female head of the family,
rejoicing i'll the full bloom of health
"Well, yes said she, with something ofem-
barrassment in her voice and countenance,
"we have eight, ,eitha continaedprospect.
The marshal, who is IL modest man, blush
ed slightly made the entry in the schedule
with his pencil, and asked how many yards
Of rag carpet she had made during tho
year [Canandaigua Messenger.
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ours
Truly Dnl s

As an instance of their knowledge of
our " System Of Government | will state
a case which happened in this town Ne
vada) at the election in IS. \ young
man who claimed to have spent a large
part of his time at school, wished to vote
for Douglas; bat as he had no interest
in county affairs &C., he had no other
choice but Douglas. A shrewd Republi-
can, taking the advantage of his indiffer-
cnce, induced him to have the names of
the democratic candidates for Reprcsen-
tativcs, and Sheriff scratched of, and the
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VOL. VI. NO. 80.
z oetru. t
Little Willie Waking up.

BY REV. L. II. SEALS,
Some have thought that in the dawning,
In our beings freshest glow,
God Is nearer little children
Than their parents ever know;
Aud that If you listen sharply,
Better things than ycu can teach,
Ard sort of mystic wisdom,
Tricklcs through their careless speech
How it is cannot answer,
But knew little child,
Nho among the thyme and ,loNcr
And the bees, was running Wild
And he came one summer evening,
With his ringlets Ger his eyes,
And his hat was torn in pieces,
Chasing bees and butterflies.
T. Now I'll go to bed dear mother,
For I'm very tired OF play -
And he said his " Now lay me-,
In hind OF careless way.
And he drank the cooling water
From his little silver cup.
And SAID gaily. When its morning
VIII the angels take me up -
Down hrssnk with rougi,h laughter
In his little trundlc-bed.
And tho kindly god ct slumber
Showcred the poppic, Ger his head.
=" What could mean his sreaking strangely
Asked his mu,ihs mother then
80. twas nothing hut his prattlc:
Whit can lie If angels ken !:
There he lies how sweet and placid,
And his breathing comes and goes
Like zrrhyr moving ,offiy.
And hts thsek Is like "a rose
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CF''Tom, what's mouomany % "Why,
you see, Dick, when poor woman steals
it is called larceny; but when it's rich
un, the jury call it monomany, and says
she can't help it-that's it.
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itRMs. Ten copies, $1,000 ono copy when
pau Milhih slN months, $l,50 at the expira-
tlpn ~ the year, s2,oO. No paper discontiuu-
go nnth an hrrearagts are paid. These Terms
will be strictly adhearcd to-
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The Parties-HoW they Differ

The Chicago Jo"raat says
The Lincoln party is in favor Of voting
slavery dorm in our our free western Ter
ritorics; the Breckenridge party is in fa-
yor of voting it up; the Douglass party
don't care whether it is voted up or
down; and the Belleycret party :" don't
know anything about nothing" In other
words, the Lincolnitos see great adyanc-
ing evil, and face it bodily to combat it ;
the Brcckinridgcites see it, AMI propose
to look on with calm Indifference; and
the Bclleyerites shut their eyes to it, 50
as not to see it at all.
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daily sight of my old friend, the driver,
kept me happy through the winter l
secured knives, and performed quito Sc
ries of similar dignifed labors every NOR
ming but when boys of my own age were
around, | sometimes thought while look
ing at their good aud respectable clothing
that it would not have been a bad plan
for me to have accepted Aunt Deborah's
offer Of sending me to college.
An opportunity offering to 90 to sea, |
prepared to go, despite the entreaties and
tears Of the fat lady. When she found me
determined, she provided me with every
thingneedful for voyage ,huggcd me to her
capacious heart and bade me God speed.
Jones, who was so angry because stad
there,was still more so when went away,
and IN his wlies absence tauntcd her of my
new clothes, which he more than half sus-
pectcd came from hcr,although they pass
ed as the gift of the stage driver. The
servants were assembled to sec me 90
away, and their hearty good bye, Sam
\ safe return to you, old fellow was
probably more sincere than nine-tcnths of
''le go"l Mlshea that nave peeh spoken 10
me since that time.
shali say nut very little about my sea
Iie. 1t dld not answer my expectations
at all. l never passed day without m
toierabie SeaS'ckneSs' and being light
delicate boy the captain advised me as Il
friend to stay IN future upon land; TO,
'"s Oh SaoFe' 'ae mate s'ePpea FORWARD
.'"a WI W'1 my manu-, @ say ' ','g NJ II:
y IN M, y '2''H' W nav ! N''''s' i s'''''
'''t' i.''
d'd not then know the meaning OF tins
phrase, but when got back to the o!d
honse IN Howard street, my friend, the
driver, repeated 1t, and from HIM cot
the explanation OF the term.
could not get back to the kitchen to
work again after my voyage, 80 looked
diligently Tor some employment. .An adj
vertlstment IN the papor for printers
boy caught my cye,and applied and was
received Here | was quite happy |
made myself taroritc in the Office, and
fortunately sueeeedeain learning the busi-
nrss - that my services would command a
fair remuneration,
At twenty-one | married Susan Rus
sell, the daughter ofmy employer am
thus brief in recording this, because b
10 alchemy whatever could convert the
.oli-tt.hiouel matter-of-iaet liking for each
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BC@Tho Home Joraal is responsible
for the latest and best definition Of beauty
that has troubled the brains Of the wis
est philosophers. 1t says. Beauty, dear
readers, is the woman you love- whatever
She may seem TO others
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING One square or less
three insertions, 81 20; each subsequentinscr
tion 10 cents One square one year, 50 90
liberal Discount made on long ADVERSE
ments. A square Is 6liBes Nonpariel.
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AMUnEMENTh.

Ny~~~~S-~~-~>1>
CADEaY OF MUSIC THIS NEs OPEEA-PAxrI
IA CLOSING NIGAIs OF TIE SEASON.
LAST MONT OF Moses IN E3YrT.
Sbe sale OF seats this a the A-adomy
CT Music. BreusnKs and She rs. IL " all street.
rBls FBIDAO kvEslsG, MAY H.
Last night OF Rossini's greatest Opera Of
MOSES IN EGYPT.
ens the version expressly arranged by Rosan for the
Italian Opera In Paris Nv
IL RpOVo NOSE.
MMK sTRAKosH NINE FfCHHK
BRI0NoLI, FERRI. eIJsINL
,. sOoLA, DUBREUi.
WIN ne~ and magnificent Egy ptan Dresses splendid ksa
ep scene ana new and tesutfu View OF Mem
Pen, Dearrt With the distant Of the Red and D.
i"sl sbesu representing the Red Sea and
the Lsnd rroms which created such
ON The two fret rights Of Mosss
The sale o. sesh Commences this morning tho Academy
OF musio, Breumg' al d NJ silela u Wall strsN
To- csaturusy) nay ~ o'clock Door nan n IL
3RANU dAbA PATTI
Only performance at Matinee Of ne aad splou-
MOSES IN EGYPT
with ts splendid mke en- scene snd ereas
roTICE-1he public are respectfully informed that yhs
NEXT WEEK. will DO the LAST or THK Sc asON,
ER0AGEsENr or MAD. 8AZZ AMIGA.
The Directors have much pleasure In announcing that
MADAME 0AZZANIGA,
having arrived m her cert tour her to Eurcps
TWO NIGHfg
the 0rst Of which VIII take place TUESDAY next wh
hadsme 9AZZs MICA win once appear her ornfnn
LA TRAvIATA.
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rrr nsIrAna Ann rrxAa-rKr YoaK

Van rvw oRLrArs AND rKxAa-rEw yO2K
krl r.w Orleans se~nship C1mpsnv.-ror New or
M rhs rris~6 stssss NAL sesmskip ca 1AwBs. y "
c~w .sfe~, wfl cr-nercs y re-eve n-'xtf 90 Jus.
10 ar "A sner the soar q ssng Yer fse'shl w pAs
apply 10 Ne sesns LiEisehroN, ohOcHkson
sr ss, "a ~ is.~a 10 an p.r. IN resss yss ss.Ae
- OsuDsnyn Ne u se>ssn-
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SaIPPGN q.

salPPIHa.
run nAABUno AnExIuAn PACKET oonrAHY,s
i nsn aesnshp IaUrokIA, B. Isuse. sssnsadsr. wV
rassdsy MAJ Is a !, 0'esOok Fra cabin. $780, sssoaA
-.; ssSH 30 soAs ~ s,e.s. n,. :s- r~s.
e esr.ssa .sp lazy FsANKLiN Sd s.i smrro.
Fsstsss'p PArsfck f s s 70, Iosds. :.s .sy is
he ola sssp'ry rsdaesa SIs for saa
s rspS s'y Eco iss s free
ss.s .ESEALD isIE' csSi.i. os.pi:i po.,i,sy "a:
. .'s , or z c board
voR BAvANA.-Us1rrp STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP
& W:
Ssr ihs .aps .ssss on so.s Q. pr ns' *
:pp' '''' iaSSS e oS 5 ssa ' :$sst
Z adj worth Ams,S.n royal n.li .,su.h.p sxssK.
WI ,s for IS above 'sc Com
havana sd0' For hsissi Or passage apply 'oous.rn
No. Bowling Green
EoRsAvAENAH AND oTBKR POINT, As BELOW
from pier No North vsr TSroasS uois can b had for
kew Orleans $50 IS; vobs SIS Montgomery s2s; Cclu-
bus $l Albany sz3; Atlanta ss; lhsanoora S3S Mash
vile, sT 90, KnoxyiDe sz5 So Memphis sSl rs AugusA
81 70; Eacor $40: Savannah. SIS
For height or passage apply At IS Broadway:
ssMUfL L. MITCHELL 4 SON.
Tho steamer Alabama will succeed, and sail Saturday.
LNOR sAvANNAH AND THE SOUTH
IL The esmsbp MONTGOMERY. Wm. G. Berry, oomman-
de viii leave pier IL n. Thursday. Nay II, T.
SIS Through sold $50 IS Mobile Ss5
Montgomery, $50 Aemphis ISL 1s NASHVILLE ?s9 !s Knox
vile, So 80; Chshanocga SIS Albany S23; Columbus S7;
Atlanta s2l Macon SO; Augusta sl7 90 including garbage
foot. Apply 10 II. B CAOhwEIL CO., So wss street.
LN0R NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
Il seAn.hip MONTICELLO Capt = v. 0assr. WI leave
Passage, Including staeroom ana faro. IS.
Freight rorfolk and Portsmouth, elk cart foot 10 Pc
eesbug eg cents per foot proporouas rasss Apply
H. B. CROMWELL Co. IS Wsss arss&
NOE ALEXANDRIA. wAsHIHGf0H AND GEORGE
~ 0wu--Ihe New York and Virginia eorew eteAmahD
Company new md 1rss elasg ssAmsAp MONTICELLO o..
.is 0sssr. WI leave Pier hosth riv. every natarAg
Psssaee. ineiudng sAtaroo0 and nsAh, " %
Freight eAghi oone per fbot, o. propoe6onAte rn1oG
No COMMUNION oAsrgsd for forwarding.
AppTo Il CkoAWEL 90.
EIEI0Hr FOR TDNNEBgEE, NORTH CAROLINA.
Portsmouth, Norfolk, Cy Point and Riohnaosl resolved
TSs ::ss:!,p !HHs is Cap. as..sr. .v every
ssssssSip ioRKrowK cs,. r.rraA. every saturday.
FREIGHT rors.nsun e Ncrfolke oenb per fbo4; osv
Passage 70 Rosfck 6.aesooa asA nssls insasls0. ~
LUDLXH : HUNIKnN. III Drsalw.y.
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LUDLA4 HNNUKUW, IL uroaAwny.
MUSICAL.
A oEEAILl MPEovED PIAHoroRrH
uoHrs : slADsuam.
naaufAsarssa
a.AAD i Ne s n 3d. r .I1s:s
sss: ; :: :: 4
SI. o. 3 :sSsS cur i he: "a % -
PATENT 1Ss ggfH1;55SosSSs iG nor ,.An
\. rssSss our iasaary yssSs q sspes.ss Ave sasss
s. sssss sss -: 5: sss sS sss 3" sss
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A xAaxUIosHr sxynx oorAv. sosIwoeD n
snoi.ss: wsrsssS = ~ rssysSs vin . e sod ns
3Isisl Wssss Is We s.d.1.s, sea- osssi sss:
a re ,gsnd scsn.A ssrpenss bottom. ovsrsruns Ban.
&C., 90 s~ 4. I HORIZON: q sscsn, ss...
A VEL .,SI 81
. sss ss;' - Re 1859. g. w s
yxrHoRpIEARY lRaAIN FOR cAsa-A NAG.
.sds rs.osorss sosi ne hss III he sss. is
s sss az
" 60, Issaf,ssursm e
& .ssS 49, !. s .. y srssS.s ~
&c s;,s Ssss s q - =: sf; !"
Issn
x, 54sSs H1 .s5 s gss.I1SSs,
- s.ss: :s:.ss.s v:;;a:: "a Isss-
PIANOS 10 REST.
IL y@ oAarohss chapel. sshoos and drawing rooms.
s. ..a,, q, ro NO ~ s sr,s n ,s.s
s a2i Isss ne s sfil1s s,;' liz; Walls
ss,s 81 e . :. .. sss so oons
Co., IN S.::s:: :. .,.m.,
3 e 9 . ,.s = ss = e. ~ ~
re: re -. e. s -, . ss 3
r.,.. Z ssi5. ..sss:: Vssa e
EoR sALE-A sPLKHnlD eRArp pLxYsL PIANO.
g. y biscc;Sis .s.s r''s' Is s'siS :'i'''' s.S
sys, sesss nss. -Ii .sl .ss,as.n y sslGss ;.
me III. e.y fron 10 70 oeleck PRICE re ns'r.msns
4: as.'s s sSss s sssr s' Sov.ry M
TTArErs BRos, mAxUrAcruRERs oy SUPERIOR
n;;.:. %. PEI Lar. rs,.s sa sssu.s,
es.sr q .ssoss .vssus and twenty hra srss risaos
.Isya.r rI. ..so CsI ...s,, ros
All modern tmprvysmenis fuzzy vsrrsnsd greatest intace
me ns Tor cash nanufsc.ory Hi ,c 1s M 2ss and ~
west rwesy eshn srssl ~areroo. $50 Broadway ssAs
| DIAHos AND nKLopEoNs AT GREAT BAR9AIxA-
One $3.50 Piano. been used about one ear
cGs o ~ ga Vs: On. one 500 ''s s.s
P,spo- l3v prices ssc1od hsod hecdeocs q 80 w.
$50 SIS so ana ~ ke- Mecdeocs a. red prses
| pIAxos TO LHT.-rIRsr GLASS
| PI1Noa, MxLoDEoss ArD HARMONIOUS
Tr sS,e W insAlmenis TIE favwabse
isrma . n PsLros, sci and so A sad..y.
vIyArrgp-A 81 on OCTAVE Piano, sKooNp
w hsnd, good and ceas tuse, worth from -
m ssoo " erch.rre Of yewery. srooch and
vsyh s'sa o. prsferres sss. sod wsch hosilns cas
pawn Tsyl~ varr>s,ed wosh $50 usress nesrly
| rev. Arply b. Letter N q. l. CcoSer House NO 81
Franklin slv-, room No None but n~e having mrs. rss
en- PIANOS. AND MUSIC TAUGHT IN A raw
20 ssous on e riso siesirs vusss Aso,.as1 r. sd
tuned. for s<e and 70 let cheap a 100 Grand street
| IssTRUCTION.
a. 70, ~ .o 4 .1i
~ Fulton street. Brcokyn As6 besppes quick hsures
hrshsc penpar co,kse>psr while hh more
ausash cc@pssAos - ccnsidssins where 10 70. Doo's
IARsTs COUNTING ROOMS.
AVA PRACTICE As Is INSTRUCTION
pooKKrxrrro srp 'susrxr~ AvyAns.
| RxaovaD TO SO sRoADwAr.
Circulars win terms on sypnrsusv Rooms Tor lss5cs
rrivsss Nee and nssniiul ediucns IL Marshs vovAa
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AmUsEmENTs.

~. Reflex ,dAI1AN orEsAa
IAN Jay NAY IL 1850
80. raj request, Halevys
"s'" IA JOIvk.
x che
<szA run
osnos mi Qupto Muller and Weiplioh
sno VAN porAeL e'ks ,,............. Carl schuz
pas - ,mmssces n = quarter before
or p,o,n - ..,o g. ,srcpes and dress circle, 81;
Family cents HesoryA s1ais 49,. ~ W
chesra stalls 81 Private .ra
Tickets for sale at the box Office VI 'n0 ""A' ~'A ~
BAH Il ions Gas broadway ~ o,C,o,v
SATURDAY l2rH INST, - G &c. SAoA'
dkAND GALA M AA""-
u-,..u.-. -...tv>S
IN n and ca o,o ~ ~
tie manager has decided ropest op1 ~ sn nSs 'A' A~
tnat HaIsvy's
LA JUIvE, .,...x
ard 10 pospons the produ OF We Hs mAsos"UA
NABUOHADnkZZAA
King Of Babylon,
sill Monday ext. lth inst
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IINv-EsrABLrsBED lwi-
cNryl ma unisd eales rrsus re fsrons AZ I'm ~,
. a. sbfp JOSHUA BArRs A Csrke cnmmsnder, vi
p.d rslr Hvnpr~fne ard having mos OF her CARO- en-
wfn IA rs i'm mediate acspsfsa Tor xei,ourne Der 70
ss~r6 for cov.fort light s~d vcrtrssion Fr fre'sm
ss sspiy on board. per ~ esst river ~ V " CAns
o. eonsisnuepnL corsisf ess IN Australia, ~essrs
NJ a %
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~-.,r.-
ne vas bviH ~ the t~s mssrfais By Kirby
e bnsdrr The rlra temple and gher fast onAis fe.
100 crrre- hutrtd Test and abe, sd compese u
s-s~~x re- cot ad6re~s bon Tis Post s1cs, ut.
usoR SALE rBsvn ITALIAN oRrfH0UrDs roua
n monfhs cd Ord tred fre~ scnd soeh c.e q sse- !.
Sos SOW fos rrocufe besuuf n
acT pssr ~ % friert Can be scs~ ~ sppT
- q ~ WeH ruu pvsaA arvA
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kvrxAIIA.-uArrIyR, LORD 4 QUunRAu's KAN.
rsreo 1--we estshshed 1855 nrss veassl 70 an, pssks
|Ssy. n beautiful clrres snip
RAfn sweAflAFD. -.
,s.s sur,s-s. vi ssn promptly on ssv appontsd dsy
sscvs ~ Ar, per acro stoBs fos sAloca ssd
~ s~hx~ psssens~rs Are unsurrAssed for comfort en-
prlsrce tor tsrs 81 frssh pAasAxe apply On poAra
sTiJtR IoRp a oUxRrAu, 10 wall srsst
~ Ir~A 90 scnsisnss~ 10 aebcurnsL
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|roR,Axr NOTICE TO CALIFORNIA rAssENaERs
kTbe having been appointed mssooer for
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hy Governor OF Ualforris 10 Of an al
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DRY GOODS, &c.

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"a terps and ecors desrHe Ia Ribbons, Fow~ra Emsrof
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An IsrRoIoaisr rHAr ivxky orE CAs srsrp
N on fcr geui-r ss.fsejou from. ssd.ne Niss, -ns
an about travel should consult this natural FIRED isay -
ufsh nsm many misfortu-es We causes sDe-dI
srrsrss ard tells all hist vhols We H-'
predictions ns that ,bey surpre every Que who EN-
Stanton.
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