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LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAEKET-Sugar quiet. Coffee
steady. Rice tCaronal quiet and slightly declined
Rosin steady at As Cd for common Spirits of Tupenne
easier and more active at 35s. Cd n36s Cd Taow
advanced Is butchers Cos. Cd Cheese firm Cos,
with large speculative inquiry. Ashes-Pots 29s l30
Pearls Sis lG32s. Cd. Philadelphia Bark 9s.d9s Id
Teas very firm.
LONDON MARKETs-The Barings report Breadstuhs
quetbut steady, Iron-Welsh rails and bars steady,
the latter at G5 0sa5 l5 Sugar dull owing to the
certainty regarding the future duty. Tea firm, and par
TALLY advanced. Sales at Is. 54d Coffee buoyant.
Hides slightly advanced. Linseed OIL 21s. Gda27s. Cd.
Rice dull.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
ST. JoHN's, N. B.-Ship Empire Queen.
80, 900 treenals.
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CHARLES H. MYERS Il BRO,
Pal
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT nor W0RCESTER

lie CIRUUII UUURT FOR WORCESTER
n COUNTY IN EQUITY, JANUARY TERN, 1850 -
Af"ll. iTH lSC0-SYNDtY r COLLINS rs Alone
+ COLLINS AND oTHERS.-The object this Bill is 10
procure the ale or certain lands in Worcester county own
I'd by the complainant and keanora 4. Collins, Anzo
Collins and stephen f. Collins The hill states that tE
lands were devised by Parker Collins deceased to hs chill
drn Eleanora AdophuS, AOnZO and STEPHEN Collins that
sad AdophuS hath died inteSate leaving The .a6 icar
a. Aonzo and Stephen and the complainant, and Virginia
and Emma Collins, his brothers and sisters his heirs low
that the said Nrgnia and Emma are also dead I@an,
tier said brothers and sister their heirs at law that sa
neenaanS are all minors and all resi- Worcester ro
", except Aonzo who non resident Of this state Gat
@ d9u cannot I've divided without loss orIniury To All in
ereted II prays sale of said lands and division nf
eseS OF such sale among said parties according to their re-
sltclvt interest therein II is thereupon ordered at &
comp alnant, by causing copy of this order m H.
some Epaper published in the city of Baltimore once
vi Ior succe' sve weeks before the fifteenth ay of
aIay heAI, give notice to the said Alonzo r Collins O. III
anu SUBSTANCE OF this bill and warn him to appear IN
on or before the first day Septrnber next I,
decree ought not to pass as prayed. ' way
MM E TIMMNNS. Clerk
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La .z E5 FOR THE

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
on and after November Iith 1881 the tfaIns will run
iOws:
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore Mail Except SUNDAY
at IS Express daily At LOS P NJ for All. PANTS
THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST ron
trains 60 directly through.
FOR VA J PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the IS A. Nj train
between Cumberland and Wheeling thy lying for Cum
Grafton and Parkershurc take the 4U5 P tsa from
timore
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore At AS z VI
and from Frederick at Q A NJ
THE ELIICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore ate
A. NJ, and AS p NJ and Ecotts Mills Is A. NJ and
go =. II.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOTTH
Leave Baltimore Il ~ and 3 90 A " and and 2n,E
NJ On Sundays 400 A. NJ. only Leaves isfington TO
Baltimore 62O ana 7f5 \. NJ ana !nas T. 81 tlr
Sundays 1t 20 P. NJ only The and third train
only from Baltimore stop way points TIE second an
fourth trains Baltimore and the second third from
Washington connect with trains on the Annapolis Road
For tickets Of every kind, information &c apply to j.
ENGLAND, Agent or at the Ticket Office Camden station
". SMITH,
AaSler az Transportation.
l.. NJ COLE General Tirkat Agent no;
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Business CARDS.

DEALER IN GTT SER 6F 6 THSRE RAGS
rally E, and the highest CASH PRIcEs PHIb O el5
w MARBURG & CO,
HAVANA AND G fHEGff5t CIGARS AND PIPES.
DOM 6fP EsTfG cfGARs.
Purchasers would do well to examine stock before
buying any where else mh7-n
EOHN RODGERS & SON,
As II F EISE sFREE NEAR 6d FA N
CaINIsTs prepared to execnte in the best and
With AZ GTdsrf entrusted b. to hsW in e 2ye
TURES and PLUMBERS MATERIALS always on hand.
ES0 Orders respectfully solicited. fe26-m
JAMES N. ANDERSON Il SON,
81 ENG'RAvERs,
NOTE STEEL AND 66P iE FR%E PkiNTN
INVITATION, WEDDING, VISITING CARDS, Erc,
co5Sg3ts and Noa E seats fsT STAMPS etc onas9
CREEE + YOE, ~ H. '''
SEa1rns n s; GHGfcE H f ssc"' G Fe@fs
AND FINE FAMILY GRoCERiES;, o0i''''
tetlt No IS BALTIMORE STREET Bait
- REAL ESTATE RR0KER,
rSs2R 5BES9 p &s and a s
GUST A. LIEBIG, PHI. DR.,
ANALYTIC CHEMIST,
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. CHARLES BICKEL.
LABORATORY,
No 81 South GAY STREET, (up stairs)
ialOt3m Baltimore
7 II. h J. S. HOGG,
Nos. AND 10 CLAY STREET.
All work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
Job6ing attended to with punetuaty. jaitf
BARRETT & DE BEET,
CARVERS AND GILDERS,
d7.n No IS BALTIMORE STREET.
= ,T Wa9 2JS ga ANn RETAIL pEAhERs ~
KERosE S2at A4 26} Ef fAERILfs'l LAMPS.
o1otr NO 3 Liberty STREET, p,,.:-,.,
John NJ. STEWART,
orpror-xo T.. Third S stpry.
o,,,, s E. Corner of South and Second streets,
CLAEKE & PEGRAM, ""' H. ''"'AN
ReN AND E6kFH G2f OF aGNUrAcruRnD
SO Exchange Place
yeI-G baltimore.
WEST + JEW VEINS,
w IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
a. A : F 2ts+Fff y
OF every description.
No. 900 Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE.
Gas Pipes introduced into public and private building
he best manner and the pleasing terms. Inrll
TOHN GREACEN,
~ WHOLESALE DEALER 70 !
IN SALT AND PLASTER,
aplSr No 80 EXCHANGE PLACE
'gVHE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, have on
A" f FELT If si FOX pRfER ShKaERs
DUCK. FOR r fhFS MAKERS,
OYFIos-LoNRsRO STREET,
1c2st . in I
STEAM MARBLE WORKS
~ BEVAN 4 SONS,
AMERICAN IND FOREIGN MARBLE,
$40 SARATOGA STREET,
Howard,
n7u Baltimore
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I A PERLE CHAMPAGNE.

IL This celebrated Wine is highly perfrcV
and of rich fruty unsurpassed in ouali;y Nv
UiDs IA tie 4iIRsTicG1l market.
kUBlS Cabinet CHA MPAGNE-Particular attention Of
connoisseurs invited to qualities superiority a.
dinner Wine Of unrvaed merit Its beautiful Ep color is
gHdrahtced to he the natural product OF the grape.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.rhe UndeFSi gned being aware that
many competitors spreading the report that the Wine
imported under the Of Rubs artifciay cnored Do
hereby bid the Of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS oany knowu
chemist who could in any public experiment. afford h.
scientific proof that the deep color Rnbis due
thing else but the pure juice of the grape.
j. GORRG Co,
ChaionS-sur- Marine, I rance
For sale wholesale py S'
MY - "a A1i'' i,iN'''
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IRWIN Il TAYLOR.
EIis Ssas -f:ss.ssssss..@7 PHILADELPHIA,
sSSst ~ s1sf@--~SSsSS WILMI NGTON A M

ErIs ssE fs5.zsssss-S1 PHILADELPHIA,
SSSE - %EETe&s-~ssss WILMTNGTON A M
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
FAIL ARRANGEhENT
and after MONDAY October nth PASSENGER trains f.,
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET pFPO'
DAILY Except Sunday as fellows, viz:
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 A. NJ. WAY MAIL I0l:
a. NJ; EVENING MAlLat 5.25 F. st.
ON SUNDAYS at 526 NJ only. All trains connect wiz,
New York Trains except 525 p NJ, "n Saturdays
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves at
S5i p N; stopping only at Semmers Run, Chases and
Hardwood. "
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at s.l5AN. I'm
and II r. r.
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE Rail.
ROAD
BY leaving in 10 l5A train will connect AZ Wilmington
with 5a1 N tram or by aying at % r NJ can procurr
astopover check from Conductor spend the night in vii
mington and take the 935 A. NJ train.
NOTlCEIA colored PERSONS wtether bond free, viii
be required to bring responsible white person,
ally known to the undersigned, who he willing to sign
bond to the Company, before they viii he taken an
portion of the road
n2l-tf CRAVFDRD l....,
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aati Aga1s.
Il Il Erszgssssss5z7 FOR TIE
SszsE SSsss~S9e WEST, " ORTIZ
AID
o Il II " F. : T
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
SPRING ARRANGEhFEF


CHANGE OF HOUR.
On and after MARCH 18th, 1860, trains will leave Calvert
Station:
The Mail Train daily Except Sunday, nj 8 20 i 81
for iitShug, Chicago, Cleveland Cincinnati. st LOuis
and all parts of the West and Northwest for Elmra
Buffalo and all parts North and Canada mItts
burg, Lancaster Lebanon, Reading and Potsve Pa ami
OWN s. Mills, ReisterStOwn and Manchester, Md and for
Chambersburg and Carlisle Pa, and HagerstOwn. Nd
THE EXPRESS TRAIN,
daily at 80 j. NJ, for Buffalo and the North Canada
and for PttSburg and for all part Of the West and North
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train, daily Except sun
davl at s 70 7. NJ, for the West and Northwest
travellers from Washington and the South by the 20
NJ ana 20 7. NJ, make connections with the trains
this road.
For TICK EfS and irfr"as apply at the Ticket oifc.
Calvert station, \ f. oi Calvert and Frank lin street
Baltimore.
J0HN I RIGNEY, Asst Snr.-riot. nd.p,
J. Fl. WARNER. Ticket Agent. arIitf
- rjssssss;s,tssss;;ssssss1 WESTERN
s1g@szz~NEs.c MA RYLAND RAILROIp
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station at $50 \. NJ and 20 p u
for Reisterstown Leave Reisterstown Baltimore A.
and II45 A. NJ. "
BS Omnibus from Westminster daily a NJ connect,
with 1915 train. Waiting for 30 train from Baltimore tt
turns to Westminster. arriving 80.
NJ Omnibus from Manchester at A. NJ meets 10 I5 train
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Returning alternate
hays to Manchester the arrival Of the 80 BAL
timOre.
mhl1I IRWIN Il TAYLOR.
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A,E-passrrrnrs ,,,l n -. -
between lie 6enati On ti th'' 81
PoSssnaars h,, ~, H. ''I u te i." i, -
m fe Paw steSon a t gnJo$ coioShe night resi-
or any, I'M III i a. p.i tstG 70 gay ofrf AZ ntehi
5TifaITI I, y I11t ~ y " ~ udyIRlt
- IIiid ith NUll' Passengers from Nov iUf.
eaeeSed IRON tose cities to BAY BoAIS from whence
For further information and Through Tickets which a,y
u ~ t.lt Day ot 'tti lIlel Apply a NEW YORK at til
E9nri eSt '9uuthtIh hilr"ad btc', JJsr
also NJ iSe Nv foUt i StSee NJ 6 Pearce Ct
street or at No 229 Broad wav Carn T COY o. Ioar
Hnnse In phi Mn S'tF'' arrow
GHca " co-,a. H'l1 - al Inc company
tt"' ~. " cI0vHer ui 'iNti ana Chestnut streets;
~ opS ltot nroaI ana Prime streets. And RAITI
" i ~ iG me hilii9"ie steam racket Company, fec
Vi - r. li i noeh OF on BOARD tie lay STEAMERS.
dfgGI anu cu1l it" and hAutiul steamer
fort and convenience haye bee. added TO the Lilit IN
KY . c ~ S 't Sp,tEId samelS LOUISE
havinr uustirr,pcs,, 20 - Jas
m Tbe NdrioJk Or Raw linz s,e,r,,. .,,
nys wharf r Ni6% D0G;E Nh ~ ,L -. - ne Gonpa
| iisiy sundays excepted WV W N'''''"i %'hhFT
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gmnlbst.
ID o o F ] N G.

ID 90 F N G.
LEST ER'S
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY ii, 1889
MPROV EMENT APPLIED FOR.
FIRST pREHyVN IV4PDFD
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NEW ENGLAND RUM.-25 bbls. lar snpe
brig Emrre from Boston, Trull & Co k,as "a
ale low by c. a. MYERS Il BRO.
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~ -. CARRlAGES.-We have on hand AT
N2-42- OUR MANUFACTORY AND EEr0SIT0RY
RAGFs1 ,e l at ana hest assorn nts Of Gar
49, 70 20 ~ found IN IL" city. Persons in want Of Car
It4e> a." Nltel q" e., aud examine stock,
determined L. s"i' 1T low accommodating
Terms as any other establishment
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The Norfolk Bay Line steamers leave The Comma
| nyS wharf, UNION noGk, FOOT OF CnNCuEp STREET.

49, Steamer LpNESS, Captain 4 II Iea me
ne COMMANDERS are experienced masters and eyer, ,r
rates o ,%r III Saes{ 81 grSs.s IN her charge The
NATION "priY r. e Captains hoard, or of tIe a~ri
ial9t =. II. EOiItiN.
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SNppng.

,qsss FOR RIO DE JANEIRO.-The shin
- ANSHEE, Capt Jas Kean, will be despatched on
the 10th inst For passage having handsome accommoda
tons apply TO HUGH JENKINS 4 CO. Second an
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M9a WINES, BRANDIES. RUNS,
f$3xasSS9 BLACK TEAS &c.
ls12EzEI p. TlERNAN ~ son,
Offer for sale the follow articles their own
particularly tor family use:
SHERRY WlNES-l' marines finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries in wood and ia glass
FORT WINES-SandemanS competition red and white
Port, In wood and in glass
MADEIRA WlNE-John Howard March's fine Madeira in
wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK WIN -Iaiannesherger, Su.inter;er MaIcobrun
ner, Cabinet, hich-frau micl Bronnebrrg, C 1876
CHAMPAGNE W IN ES-Moet and C.anlou's finest, in
quarts and pintS
Brandies
RUMSOd and fine Jamaica Antigua, Grenada and from
The Islands, imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GlN-The best auality-Ticruan brapd-epd
no mi Xture Of aromatic poison in it,
200 half chests OF the finest SOUCHONG TEA apStf
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Goal.

NTOODi WOODll
w OAK AND PINE WOOD, without being sawed
and split for sale at prices low be purchased
Light street, or other wharves in the city.
JOHN G.. MCCULLOUGH.
0ffice-Pratt and Fremont streets.
Park and Fayette streets. fel0 tfr
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HURLETT q SONS .,,.,,,,.
NAnDI AnL . WIN HIlkN :

'VNUHTE q SUN :
~ CARRIAGE MANUFACTORGt
No 80 Norm STREET
60 " The undersigned having greatly en-
6SE- larced their premises aud increased their fae
ties bp leave 10 call the attention Of the public to their
extensive stock every description OF - finished
in the y,oet lt stie and duTahe manner, which thew
or, ,ra,d y, 81 an accommodating terms. REPAIRS az
o. ~ t ~ 'isroi,i and reasonable prices
''uue" I" WIN John CUElETT SON
ivs,t, 80 North street, Raltimo1e
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cysE CARRIAGES CARRIAGESl--The
49, subscriber has on hand at his extensive CAR
HaGF REPOSITORY, No - South CAY street. the most
extensive and best assortment fashionable CARRIAGES
that can lie found in the city Persons Carriages
viii find ii t" their interest 2" give me call am deter
named 20 sell low for cash approx ed paper An work sod
Hay Repository warranted for welvs months Od CarTiq
.tS repaired or taken in exchange fDr ones
Carriages Tecty ed storage oT irlu commission
s2lG WILLIAM MCCAIN
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: ST BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEHAH
NOTICE.

ne Maryland and Virginia Steamboat Ccmpanys stsaa,
FF t ~ 70 FL capt " T. k,rw4. viii resume Li
WHARF, FOOT'6F' S6'fT Il = T u e ~ ne
~ ffl,A L Feb iith, 1861 at oclocS, H. Raturnin
VIZ ig'iEr Frtderickshnrg FRIDAY BORN Nc, Feb mn
a, Gi9GR Tor baltimore, soppinG going returning
passengers. 80 ~ '''''' ''ei+"l anu
- 10 Freight Of every description received Monday and
tuesday. u2 10 the hour Of sailing '+ anu
~ Blank Bills Of Iadng. or liz, form ,..H , i,.LIt
APPLYING at her Office foot of South stree ~ " Nv
Ef Through freight promptly attended, +, rI,arc.s mid
and forwarded with dispatch images p"l"
FOR information. freight passage CayiDa ycelIept
N'a'' Room ana berth ac92nlmGialions apply to
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MIIINlYER & III NTkR.
a25 Y CrMrr Of Howard and Franklin SIS. Rnlt

60 rs CARRIAGES CARRIAGES We
II&SE hayeon hand at % North GAY STREET, thel r.
Efst assortment Of ASllluNABLE CARRIAGES south 81
New York, ali Of the Attest fashions and approy
styles Tie public invited TO call end examine for them
selves, all q" which will he sold reasonable terms
BURR, HAIGHT 4 doom ELL
Hs-I,.ratng done at he 81 ortrSf MOTTO,
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81 CARRIAGES !

NS5@E,- CARRIAGFS!l
The subscribers have hand at their factory No 90
WEST tAGETTE STREET, general assortment Of Car
rages, O.! the approved styles all of which viii
ut The lowest prices for cash orapproyed paper All Cara
gts guaGnticd for twelve months We respectfully invite
The public to call and examine our stock
\. BOD Carriages taken i'm exchange for
Repairing done with dispatch.
/ 4.
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FENHN MERCANTILE AUENCl
D. PRATT L CO.,
CORNER BALTIMORE
The propretos respectfully invite such Merchants
not already subscribers TO the Agency and who sell goods
credit, to call and examine system and reliabi
ty OF our information From long experience the sas
factory testimonials Of thousands OF merchants in the differ
ent cities East and have for been subscribers
all who will call, whether they sell goods
the cities country ample satisfaction ia
bty OF information and the great benefit to be derive
the If
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FIRST PREMIUM A JVARDED
OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1858.


prepared cover all kinds Of Roofs steep
fiat, old shingles, metal and
cars, with this unequalled Roofing material. long
experience the business the inventor discovered
wherein lie the chief causes of failure nearly all roofing
met with and after complete system of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain parts
and been adding to for two yearshe has produced
which offered criticsng public superior any
| composition
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asy- After all the pains and labor

Az- After all the pains and labor
taken by D. B. Do Land d Co. to pro-
duce pure Saleratus we are rejoiced TO
find that the public generally appreciate,
and arc literally patronizing this cclobra-
ted mauufactory. Do Land a Co.'s
saleratus has worldwide reputation for
its perfect purity and there is nc longer
any reasonable excuse for obliging people
to eat disgusting and unwholesome bread,
biscuit, pastry, &c, made so by impure
Saleratus. d. b. De Land q Co.'S
Mandatory is at Fairport Monroe Co.,
N. Y, where tho Saleratus can be pro-
cured at Wholesale. 1t is also sold at
wholesale by theprincipal grocers in large
towns, and at retail by grocers and store
keepers every where.
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HAYTI-THAYER d ELDRIDGE, OF Bos-
TON, have in press a Guide to Hayti,
by James Redpath, published under the
auspices of President Geffrard, which will
embrace History Of that Country, its
Constitution unabridged, Essays on its
Natural History, Mineral Wealth, People,
Resources, Religion, Revenue, Commerce,
Laws, &c. Also, all tho Official Docu-
ments in,relation to the great Emigration
Scheme, which is now attracting so much
attention from our colored classes, every
where. No book has been published on
Hayti in the United States for thirty
years, nor in England for moro than
twelve years. A volume on Hayti,
therefore, is much needed at this time
Two editions Of the Guide will be pub
lished. Price Fifty Gents for the "Emi
grants Edition." and One Dollar for the
"Geffrard Edition." including postage.
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For tho GRAND Hnyon Nova,


Mr.. EDIToR: As an illustration of how
happy the different feelings of the repub-
lcan and democratic members Of the
Dutch Reformed Church agree, in this
village, ! give you tho following:
One Of their leading, most intelligent,
worthy and industrious members, Ia back
bone democrat) after serving for some
four or five years as one Of the Elders in
said church, in this place, which honora-
bic situation he not only used to occupy
in the Holland Colony, in this county,
but also in the old country, was, in consid-
Grafton Of his political opinions, sacrificed,
at their last election, by the most fraudu-
lent and deceitful intrigues, for one Of
those fanatical abolition preachers of the
same church, who don't know pig from
hog, but can talk about politics and re-
lgion good deal more than the good
people who have inspiritcd him. We are
sorry to say that those intriguos were
used by some of tho members in spite o.
othcrs of the brotherhood Of the same
church. And going on in this way Che
future dissolution Of this congregation,
believe, is moro probable than the disso-
luton of the American Union. H.
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10 COsas,usnptivcs.

FINHE Advertiser having been restored to
Il health in few weeks by n very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with u
severe lung affection, and that dreaded disease,
Consumption-is anxious TO make known TO his
fellow sufferers tho means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used free of charged with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same. which
they will find sure cure for Consumption, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, &c. The only object of the adj
vertserin sending the prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
copceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, ms it will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties
wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg
n96 1y1 Kings County, New York.
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LYcEUM-We understand the men,
bers Of tho Lyceum arc about making
arrangements TO resuscitate that institu-
ton. A good and profitable season Of
discussions, essays, &c, may be expected,
weekly, during the winter. Now is the
time, boys, to expand your powers o.
speech, Remembering that
"Tall oaks from little acorns grow"
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LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

1S- A special term Of the Circuit Court, for
the county of Ottawa, Mich, win be held at the
cOurt-House, in the village of Grand Haven,
on Tuesday, tho sth day Of january, A. d.
1851, at 10 o'clock, A. M. of that day.
FL. LITTLEJoHN, Circuit Judge.
December 4, 1860. [6w 90
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ES- Mr.. GoDEY has favored us already
with the January, 1861, number Of the
Lady's Book. This is, if possible, bet
ter than any former number. We do not
see how anybody, who wishes TO keep up
with the times, can think of doing with
out GoDEY's Book. Gentlemen, if you
wish to make a valuable Christmas pres
ent TO your wives, sisters, or dearest lady
friends, subscribe for the Godey's Lddy'S
Book, for 1861.
TERMs.-ono copy one year, SO. Two
copies one year, SIS. Three copies one
year, SO. Five copies one year, and one
to the getter up of club, $40. Go
dey's Ladys Book and Home Magazine
one year, SO so. Godey's Lady's Book
and Harper's Magazine, both one year,
81 so.