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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14

AND GENERAL LAND AGENTS
Dealers In Coin.

AMI 1ANO AG8AAO
Dealers in Coin.
U~ncurrent Money, Exchange aud Land Warrants,
BROWNVILLE, NEMAHA co. NJ.
Especial attention VIII be given to Buying and Selling
Exchange on the principal cities Of the United States,
Gold, Silver, and uneurrent Bank Notes. A constant sup
ply Of Land Warrants On hand for sale, FOR CASH, or en-
tered on time for Pre-emptOrs. All Warrants sold by Us
guaranteedfn every respect. Will file DeclaratOry State
ments Of intention to pre-empt5 and prepare Prescription
Papers at short notice. Money loaned upon best securi-
ties, at western rates Of interest, and investments made
in Lands OF city property for distant capitalists. COllec-
items upon all convenient points will be prOmpty attend
ed to and proceeds RENTED in exchange, atcurrent rates.
Bills Of Exchange on England, ireland, and France, OBJ
tanned at usual rates. with cost Of Exchange on the East
added. Deposits receivedon Current account andinterest
~allowedon special deposits.
St, near IS. Land Once.
---REFEREEcEs-
Linz. Brother 3 Co. Merchants, Phila%aelphia, Pa
Hiser & white, " Baltimore, Nd.
Young, Carson & Bryant,
JRo. Thompson Mason, CoPr ofPOrt,
Z. II. PundersOn &Co. Merchants, A."
II. II. Yeakle s. Co. No. II, Broadway, New York.
VIM. 7. smithsOn, ESQ Banker, Washington, D 9.
J. 7. Stevens, Esq, Atty at Law, "
Jno. s. Gallaher, Late Sd Aud. q. S. IT,
Taylor & Kriegh, Bankers, Chicago, III.
AcClelland, Scrugg6 b Co. Merchants, ST. Louis, no.
Hon. Thos. G. Pratt, Annapolis, Nd.
Hon. J. w. Geary, Ex-Gov. Kansas, Penn.
Hon. Jas. o. Carson, Mercersburg, Pa.
P. B. Small, Esq, Pres'tS s. Bank, HagerstOwn, Nd.
Col. Geo. Schley, Atty at Law,
Charles Parsons & Co. Bankers, KeOkuk, Iowa.
II. G. Mutt Co. Council Bluff
Greene, Weare & Rice, " Des Nome, :"
Douglass & Watson, {" VintOn, {"
Col. Sam Hambleton, Atty atLaw, EastOn, Nd.
Judge Thos. Perry, Cumberland, Nd.
Prof. H.. Tutwiler, Havana Alabama.
Oct. 8, '57-v2-n15-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14
Land Warrants,

For Cash and On Time
we are prepared TO loan Land Warrants Of all sizest o
settlers on such time as they may desire-lOng or short
at the usual rates.
constant supply of warrants will be kept on hand
for sale as cheap as they can be bought elsewhere in
town.
Buy Of regular dealers and beware Of bogus warrants.
All warrants sold by us will be guaranteed to be
genuine in every respect and will be exchanged If de-
fective.
Being permanently Iocatedi in Brownville, we can al
ways be found at the old stand a few doors east Of the
BroWnville House.
& CARSON,
Rapherq and noaInrg in land Warrants
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14
Lime! Lime!! Lime II!

The undersigned whose kilns are situated nine miles
Of Brownville, on the road leading to Fl. Kearney,
keeps constantly on hand a very superior article Of
lime, TO which he invites the attention OF those wish
Ing The Lime WILDE delivered at the kiln or at any
other point in the county, as desired.
Feb. 8, 1860 en- z. NJ. LONG.
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Sweet Potato Plants.

have on hand new, and win continue 10 have
duringthi month = supply Of Sweet Potato plants
for sale. Orders from q distance viii b promptly
attended e, aud plants sens by Exress,
ROBERT ". FURNAS,
BroWnvile, ". 7.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14
Fine Honey.

Dr: X. y. Smlth, OF thls county, presents us with a
DeauIltul arIlcIeO OF money, equal, ifnot superior to any
tnlDg we eve saw inns honey was manufactured ty
MIS-. Snllth according 70 me directions given in receiet
Whlch sne purchased OF Dr. }. p. Creager, BALTIMORE
City, Nd. ANY person can get this receipt for making
money, and be independent OF the honey-bee, by writing
to Or. Creager, No. DOS, West Baltimore street, Balti-
more Jlty, ND enclosing 6Oeents -HGwkiaSyiHe (GG)
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14
The Great Female PiIIs.

DR.. J. P. CBEAGER is the General Agent, Whole
sale and retail, for DR.. Wheating's celebrated Female
Pills. These PtAs are truly UGIHabIe for Ardies For
they IgiH restore the monthly courses t0hen fbeV man
stop from any cause 1UhGteUer. They never have fall
ed in any case where the directions around the box con-
tanning the Pills have been strictly followed; indeed,
there is no case Of failure ever come to our knowledge,
Being purely vegetable they are perfectly safe.
Single boxes, mailed to order postpaid uron recent
Of one dollar, by Up. CREAGER.
Baltimore City, Maryland.
A liberal discountto druggists. 3 cent postage stamps
as good as money.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS
STEAM FERRY BOAT.
BrOWRViIle, EsSN Nebraska.

To those in the States contemplating going to
the Nebraska and Kansas
GOLD MIN ES.
The undersigned desire to say, and in so doing will
not practice deception;t that there are advantages
to be securedi in
Crossing the Missouri river at BroWnVille,
and Quitting at, and starting from that point, not
to be found at any other place on the Missouri Ri
yer. In the first place, on both sidesOf the river
are large extentsof bottom lands in which grass
makes a much earlier start than on the uplands, and
is much more abundant, being inexhaustible the
entire season. Here, then, is desirable place to
recruit stock before starting on the Plains. Stock
can also be purchasedhere on very favorable terms
The BroWnyille Steam Ferry boat, being the best
on the River, offers peculiar inducements for cross
ing at this point 1t islarge and commodiOus; with
powerful machinery which enables the proprietOrs
to ferry emigrants and others in the most expedi-
tious manner.
We undertake TO say that the business men Of
Brownville are as well prepared to serve those wish
ing supplies, with a superior quality and on as fay-
orable terms as can be found elsewhere Everything
Provisions, Clothing, Mining Imple-
mentS, &c., sc.
The Route from Brownville to the Mines is uni
versally admitted by those who have travelled it and
Others,t to be superior in every respect. BrownYille
Is about midway between st. 30. ana omaha. A
to distance, an examination Of the map is all that
is necessary to prove to any one that it is nearer
from here to the mines than from any other point
on the Missouri. On this route wood and water
abound the entire distance, while on many others.
wood has to be hauled for many days.
The foregoing facts are fully and satisfactorily es-
tablished by the immense travel Of last year, and
those who adopt it the present season viii have no
cause toregret having done so. Therefore
Cross the Missouri River at and start
from Brownville.
JOHN CODDINGTON & co,
Prnnrintnrs Steam Enrrr RnaA
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NEBRASKA CITY
Insurance Company.
Capital Stock $4,000. ~
NEBRASKA CITY, N. T..


THIS Company, under a liberal charter, is now
i fully organized, and their entire capital stock of
Fifty thousand Dollars, paid in andsecured. They
are prepared, from this date, to grant open policies,
and take risks, upon equal terms, with the most
favored Insurance Company any where. Having
the mutual principle, its patrons, without
mourning availability, viii share in the profits of
the company.
The operations Of the Company, win be confined,
present, to MARINE, or CARGO risks, with q
maximum liability y of $I2,5OO on any one bottom.
cling the only Insurance Once, on theabove pop
ularplan, West of the Missouri, it confidently ex-
a generous support from Western Merchants.
We respectfully invite the Missouri River pa
rOnage.
DIRECTORS:
ST. Nuckolls, Chas. F.. Holly,
HIP. Bennett, J. Armstrong,
w. Hinchman, Miles w .roWn,
A. radfOrd.
OFFICERS:
CHAS F. HOLLY, President.
J.GARsIDE, Sec'y.
st. Louis Agent-Col. W.P. Howard.
ADril Cd. 1850. al
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machinery
FOR THE
Peak Gold Mines.

There is now for sale in this place, tEo hrss-lti.
Steam Engines and Boilers in good oraeE, su-J
for running Quartz Mills. Saw and Grist -.
by maehinests to be Of the best quality. 1921
can be had By making application soon-~
be had at one half manufacturer prices ~ T.
Inquire at the Advertiser once RroHnNlH9
BroEnvills, April, IS, 1863.
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TIE M0THERS' COMPAEIOK.
Goop ZOE Nan ANp R1Asr

It is q sovereign remedy q,
the various diseases uitb
which horses are amiried err
ing the most alaTminzaseIof
BRUISES, STRAINS SIZING.
halt, WOUNDS, SCRETcH.
Is SWEENY, SPAWN, RING
BONE, BlG-HEAD, Poll,
Evil, &c. No farmer, Egeri
keeper, or any person
owning valuable HORSEG
should be without this Talua.
lila rr~an.n-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14

For sale By sl respectable Druggists and Dealers
Prices Of the Eminent, g cents. so cents and 81 ht.
lie. A one-donar bottle contains rs much Iiuimest {,
eight tWenty-fve-eent bottles
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-14
CHAs F HOLLY, Presid,

J.GARsIDE, Sec'y.
st. Louis Agent-COl. W p. Howard.
April I'd, 1860. -nA AL.
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Sole agents FOR Lavrenee's celebrates Foreign sta
tloneTy. 40 al
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
TWELVE WEEKS
FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.

At the request Of many of
our Democratic brethren we
have determined tofurnish the
Spirit for twelve weeks, which
will be during the Presidential
Campaign for twenty-five
cents. s7gsd9@ .,s u 2.ttg
Every one is able to take it
at this price. Go to work,
clubs and committees and
procure lists of subscribers.
Scores can be, obtained in
every township.
AS this price barely covers
expenses, THE CASH MUST IN ALL
CASES ACCOMPANY THE ORDER.
August 8th-3t. = i&iaa gsl
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Petersons' Counterfeit Deteotor for
August, is published this day with its
usual contents, including list Of eighty
eight new counterfeits, put into circula-
tion since the July number. On the first
page is fac-simile of the new FIVE dollar
note issue by the Commonwealth Bank OF
the city, instead of that which was lately
so successfully counterfeited- The De.
tector cautions its readers against another
new fraud, as follows: "Look out! There
are in circulation in the Western part OF
the country, notes purporting to be issued
by the City Bank, of Trenton, N. ]. No
such bank, so refuse all."-For1sey's
Press, ,-....- r,t
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oiGfeat Sale or Farming Lands AZ
Auction. 0a8 ile9

oiGfeat Sale or Farming Lands at
Auction. ga8 lies
.Byirkference to our advertising columns
It will be seen that on the 18th, i4th and
18th days Of September, there will be sold
.nlDs ah6asAndl acres Of farming lands in
Lawrence county. =
Fhese lands may be sold as iowas two
thirds Of their appraised value, and the
edtsnms Of payment are easy. Many per-
sons who have farms with which they are
not Mholly satisfied may here find home
q whieh they will live in contentment;
.nsapd those who have not farms and desire
,thsm. are unvise if they permit this op.
81 Foftarity for purchasing good farms at I
small price, pass without improving it.
.sm ANY one wishing further information
easinspegard to these lands should address
asyRAlph Lsete, Ironton, Lawrence county
Ohio. Mr.. Leete, will reply promptly ant
corrsetly to ell inquiries. ss
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this Club to extend this organization into
every School District in this Township,
and to have regular meetings in each OF
them.
Article 4th. Any person who. is, or
may become a voter before the November
election, may become member of this
Club by subscribing his name to this Con.
stitution.
Article 5th. The President shall have
power to appoint at least three commit
teemen in each sub. district of this town
ship. t a
Article 9Th. 1t shall be the duty of
the Executive Committee to make a list
of regular meetings ard announce the
time and place Of holding each.
Article 7th. The continuation of this
Club shall be until Douglas and johnson
are elected.
Twenty-Five persons then subscribed
their names to the Constitution.
After which the Club went into the
election of permanent officers, which re-
suited as follows: President, George w.
Shaklee; Vice President, Phillip Folger;
Secretary, Joseph w. Richardson; Treas
urer, Josiah Miller; Corresponding Sec
retary, John P. Spriggs. 2aa aa-
Mr.. Spriggs being called on, made q
splendid speech, after which the proceed.
ings of this meeting was ordered to be
published in the Spirit Of Democracy.
On motion the Club adjourned to meet
in Calais, August 4th, 1860.
GEO. w. SHAKLEE, Pres't.
Jos. W. RICHARDSON, Sec'y.
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SHOOTING Cows About half doz.
en- cows were shot by man named
Haverley, night or two since, near Sar.
dis on the Ohio below this city. Haver-
ley's corn fields had suffered some damage
from the attacks of certain stray cattle.
On the night in question he stood watch
and the cows belonging to the neighbor-
ing farmers coming along he shot anthem
several times with buckshot, tearing the
flesh from the poor animals and manning
them in shameful manner. There was
considerable feeling manifested among
the owners of the cows and the act was
generally denounced Wheelsng Int.
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JAMES r. MORRIS,
WI ID DINu nOnN
Baresville and Clarington Pole
.s-;a Raisings.

We have now been present at three
Democratic township meetings during
this campaign, the least of which was
larger than the largest township meeting
we attended in '5e. Judging by this
we feel safe in saying that the enthusiasm
fos Douglas is much greater than it was
for Buchanan. ea-rr zETzfsoE !.
At Baresville there was crowd ot
$50 or 500, all alive, with enthusiasm
We saw not one Breckinridge man among
them. ~ g Fia9 9HI
The pole single tree of over 100 feet
in hight was raised without the least diff.
Guilty, and banner, the finest in the coun'
ty, was run up to the hight of eighty OF
ninety feet. a A -
III After this Mr.. Richardson made .
short. but forcible and energetic speech
setting forth the difference between tn;
parties. Mr.. Morris followed, in speecl
of two hours. He spoke with his accus
TONED power, giving renewed vigor to th'
zeal of the Democracy, aud causing tn,
two or three Republicans present to shak'
in their shoes. -.a.e. -. ...Ises., ...,s
In the evening pole somewhat highe
than that at Baresville, was raised at Clar
ington., AS soon as the banner Aoate,
out from the pole three cheers were give
for Douglas and johnson, Mr.. Richard
son was then called upon, and responde
10 telling speech of about three quarter
of an hour. Az the Breckinridge me
claim to have something like half q doze
votes in Salem township, Mr.. Richard
son gave them severe scari6cation.
A very large crowd of ladies and ger
tlemen then repaired to the Christia
Church, where Morris made . speec
highly gratifying to the gallant Demo
cracy of Salem f5oqs
i The meetings this year in numbers an
enthusiasm, exceed any we have seen j
any campaign, and indicate that we vi
4 certainly reach two Thousand majority.
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CAMPAIGN MEDALS, containing correct
melainotype likenesses of the different
candidates for the presidential chair
The likenesses of the nominees of each
party are put into neat Medal, about
the size ofa IS gold piece-the President
on one side and Vice President on the
other,-making a beautiful, lldaoJ
CAMPAIGN CHARM Or BADGE.
Orders addressed to j. L. Drake & Co.,
No IL West Fourth Street, Cincinnati
o. will meet with prompt attention.
Dealers and clubs supplied on favorable
terms. Samples sent by mail, on receip,
of nine three cent stamps ass .4al3
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ian; Nh. RlcH4RpsoN made arspeech at the
q qohrt- houses on Friday evening. to a full
shppse,,ia in which he demolished every frag.
mspt Of Archb old's sophistry. It was 9
msstsrly and thorough yindication Of the
party from the charges which Archbold
mads against it as an excuse for his deser
tion. q Richardson was often and loudly
applauded. .5iiif9f9
,rsssMR hMoRRIs made q few remarks in
sssepjy to . few falsehoods contained in the
little concern up street. Almost every
senseheel he uttered was uproariously ap
plau ded. .o-,s. ..sss -.
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Seneca Township Douglas ant
johnson Club.

According to previous notice, the Dem
ocrats of Seneca Township assembled to-
gether at the School House in Calais. on
Saturday evening, July 28th alt. 1850.
On motion DsDiel Echols was chosen
temporary chairman, and j. W. Richard.
son Secretary. a,e,fE.rrr<ff4
The President on taking the chair sta,
ted the object ofthe meeting to be the Or
ganization Of Douglas and johnson
Club. J. w. Richardson then presented
the following Preamble and Constitution
which were read by articles, and unani'
mously adopted: = S$4u
PREAMBLE.
Whereas one portion of the Democratic
party has become estranged from the prfn.
ciples of the party, and the Republicans
are endeavoring to encroach upon the
Constitution of our country,we Democrats
OF Seneca Township, do organize into q
Douglas aud johnson Club, for the better
promotion of our cause, to secure tRt
election of all the Democratic nominees il
October, and Douglas and johnson ir
| November. to overthrow the Northern
fanatics, and disband the Southern Ere
eaters, and to further the principles o
Popular Sovereignty do establish this.
CONSTITUTION.
b. Article lst. This organization shall
be called the Seneca Township Dougla
and johnson Club.
! Article End. This Club shall consis
of the following officers, who shall &C
until the November election. A Presi
dent. Vice President. Secretary, Treasurer
and Corresponding Secretary. s,s
| Article 3rd. It shall bs the dnty Q
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~ Why is It that the officers of our
Agricultural Society do not have the pre>
mium list published in the Republican,
We publish it free Of charge. Perhaps
athsRsps6Eeam isnot so generous Or is
it because all the room in that little con.
cern is needed for slandering the Demo.
cratic party and its members?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-08-08

On last Wednesday night an Irish.
.Mkn named Pat Carmel fatally stabbed a
negro, man at Belmont. A negro dance
-txssin progress, and the men quar.elled
when the negro knocked Carmel down, and
the latter got up stabbed the negro three
or four times with large knife. Two
other men are implicated in the affray,
q aad all three, have been committed tc
jail, .irHg .H "a IS ssia1s afj
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Democratic Meetings.

w. P. RICHARDSON and JAS. r. Nor.
BIS will address the people on the politi-
cal topics o: the day, al the following
places: f5r.
At GRAYSVILLE. Aug. 1lth;
At EDDY'S SCHOOL HOUSE, in
Center township, Aug. 10th;
At STAFFORD. Aug. 18th, l o'clock.
The above meetings will be held in the
evening at early candle lighting.
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f3fo@ Archbold was heard hurrahing
for Breckinridge on Monday morning.
Has he turned another somerset, or does
he think there is so little difference be-.
tween the fanatics North and the fanatics
South that it is no matter which he shopts
fori spesagAfa = f4-a /"
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~ We are under obligations to Mr..
Samuel Blowers for basket of the best
apples we have seen this season.
Likewise and also to Mr.. VIM. P.
Richardson for favors in the fruit line.
Also to Mr.. j. M. Kirkbride7 for a
basket Of excellent apples, called Golden
Sweets r5re.
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,as lslenroe Asricalturallworks

bns monroe AerlCuIturaIi1W WORKS.
-senI Mr.. George p. Horn, one Of the best
machinists ever in this county has now
entire control Of these works. He makes
and repairs threshing machines, repairs
,eugfnes, boilers and other machinery at
!. keIl3 3ass such work can be done in the
a6tate Some .threshers from this shop
have never been surpassed in this part o.
thk HtAte. St ~ b
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Democratic Pole Raising.

1880 CAMERON, Ohio, Aug. 3rd, 1860.
Dear Old SpiIt:-You will please
notify the people, through your paper,
that there will be q Douglas Pole raised
in Cameron, on
Saturday, August 25th. j q
at Q o'clock, P. M. Also that Mr.. NORRIS
and other speakers will be in attendance
on the occasion. All Douglas and John.
son men here with q very few exceptions.
We will have good time generally.
-} 'a#hh9 E. HEADLEY,
2t, By order of Committee.
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Democratic Meeting,

JAMES r. MoRRrs and VIM. P. RICH.
ARDsoN will address the citizens of Suns
bury township. at BARNES SCHOOL
HOUSE, on Thursday evening, the 18th
inst. Turn Out I Turn Outl!
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Female Equestrianism.

~
One hour OF one of the days Of the Fair will
be devoted to Ladies' Hossemanship. A gold
watch will be awarded as the premium. No
racing will be allowed. The committee will
have reference only to the ease, grace and
style of the competitor, and her command Of
the horse. 1900 se5s.-s s,
Awarding committee--C. II. Booth, VIM
Steel, Jacob N. Mitchell, DR.. L. F. Ellsworth,
DR.. ]. E, Boics. Entrance fee 81. Six entries
required to make match.
Rowing to disagreement Of the committee
last year the premium for female equestrian
ship was not awarded. This year it will be
awarded whether the committee agree or not ]
FLOWING MATCH. go,
To the team that will plow one-fourth of an
acre, within two hours, in the best and most
workman-like manner
First premium s. y00
End do 3
The committee are requested TO state the
particular advantage in each performance
which entities it to q premium, also the inn
perfections in the different performances.
Awarding Committse-Josiah Barnes, Jacol
II. Hamilton, David Z. Morris.
8. p. JONES, Prsst.
J.R MoaRrs, See'y.
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~ Why is it that the Republican
says nothing about Warren HOLSTERS
effort at New lCastlef Was it because
Warren thought of it as most of his hear.
;ers did-that II was miserable fizzle-
and wanted nothing said about it?
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For the "Spirit.' .
Dedication q. a. !.

THE M. e. Church, in Woodsfeld, will
be dedicated to the worship Of God, Sab
ersbSsh, Sept 2nd. The dedication services
al viii 30 conducted by Rev. s. H. Nesbitt
nsrsnds Rev. j. Motatt. Brethren in the
ministry and the friends Of the church gen
orally, are cordially invited to attend on
that occasion. - .sssi - st
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10 a. A pair of horses attached to a
wagon indulged in q run of, through our
streets to-day. Monday They made a
good deal Of noise and created some ex-
element for few moments, but did little
damage saiElsl & DAb t1.ialia
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A splendid meteor was seen by many
persons Of this place, on last Wednesday
evening. It passed from the South East
20 the North West. rgn, d tsaaa8g I'm
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Come Along.

-HtOlO some Along. .-aI.lIfd +
Among the signers to the Constitution
.sefiths Douglas Club, at Calais, at its frst
meeting were four who have heretofore
voted the Republican ticker. There are
plenty more Of the same sort. Mo
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o. We have received from Prof. E.
,. Andrews, of Marietta College, learn.
cd and scientific pamphlet on the subject
iof the Fall Of Meteoric Stones. 42 a