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Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01
Gov. Wise VS.. England.

The students who seeded from the Medi-
cal College of Philadelphia, were addressed
at Richmond by Governor Wise, in a speech
characteristic of the man and remarkable
withal In his opinion, the grand work of
disunion in this country is the foreign infu>
ence of Great Britain, and whenever New
English fanaticism joins with Old English
intolerance in an effort to dissolve this I'm.
ion, the people Of Virginia, with Gods help,
will drive the disunionists back together into
Canada. He says:
1t invasion shall ever again cross the
northern border Of Virginia, and l can get
one hundred men-aye, or ten men-to fol
low me, whether the Legislature authorize it
or not, | will go North; and if the Southern
people are the men of purpose, if the South
ern people are the men of will, if the Sotuh-
ern people are the men of moral power that
| take them to be, then, rather than let this
Union be dissolved, they will drive into Can
ada every Black Republican, every Adolf
zionist, every Northern Disunionist, who,
like Wendell Philips, utters the sentiments
or, worse than Wendell Phillips-that SEN
ator from Massachusetts who gives sanction
to the sentiment uttered by Wendell Phillip:
in New York, that a slaya has a right to
throttle his master.
Fred Douglas says that he is bound for
England. Let him. Oh if had had one
good, long. low, black, rakish, well-armed
steamer in Hampton Roads, | would have
placed her on the Newfoundland Bank with
orders that if she found a British packet
with that negro on board to take him. Tire
mendous applause. And by the eternal
Gods, he should have been taken-taken
with very particular instructions not to hang
him before had the privilege of seeing him
well hung. Laughter and applause Then,
then, if Queen Victoria called upon nv
Prince, Mr.. Buchanan-[ the remainder of
this sentence was lost in the applause
hope he would have said that all he could do
was what he said he could do at Harper's
Ferry. Laughter. If the British Minister
had demanded that this madcap Governor
should be given to the British lion, | would
just deliberately have referred the question
to you. Tremendous applause. l should
have said to them, Come up and take me,
and if my people are willing that shall be
surrendered, will go without fuss"
would call above all upon the President
OF the United States to demand of England
that she should not suffer her Canadian DOS
sessions to be used as place of refuge for
violators of our laws and disturbers of our
peace.
A VOICE IN THE CRowD-Win you make
the demand in 1851 if you are elected Pres
ident
Gov. WIsE-All have got to say in reply
to that is, just try mel Tremendous APP
pause. If you want to find that out, all
you have to do is to put me there. APP
plause and laughter. 1 will tell YOU, nv
friend, l won't let Virginia regiment pass
three times back and forward by the White
House without poking my head out of the
window and asking: brothers, what's the
matterT Tremendous applause.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

SPIRrrUALsM-From an advertisement
published elsewhere, it will be seen that
Miss Monson will lecture in the trance state
at the Water Works Hall this evening. Her
lectures are spoken Of by all who have
heard her, as being remarkable, harmonious
and beautiful in expression, and exhibiting
much power Of thought.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

BEES FOR SALE.-By reference to our sd-
A. has received a shipment of Bees,
whiSswil sell in lots to suit purchasers
and at reasonable prices. As the demand for
Bees has heretofore been very great we shall
expect to see this lot of Mr. Wilson's go off
pretty rapidly.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

RUMoRED FALURE-It was rumored at
New York on Jan. 9th, that Mr.. LestOr, land
lord of the Astor House. had failed; his LA
bilities being set down at six hundred thou
sand dollars.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

A LARGE Union netting was convened in
Troy Dec. 2S' Cen John E. Wool presided
assisted by number of the oldest and most
respectable citizens as Viee-Presidents w
a. Brach. of Troy, H. J. Raymond, of New
York. were the speakers. Letters were read
from Edward Everett, Willard Fillmore anG
Erastus Brooks.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

ARREsTED.-Mrs. Malone, living in Orc
willie. and down to see her daughters in this
city, got tight, yesterday morning, and COM
menced TRADE of abuse upon some Spanish
women on Second street. She was at once
taken to the station house.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

IRoN AND Coal IN SOUTHERN OREdoN.-The
Jacksonville Sentinel, has been shown two
very fine pieces of iron ore, taken from lead
discovered on the east side of Rogue River,
by a gentleman named Hicks The same
gentleman sometime ago discovered an ex-
tensive coal bank in the vicinity of jackson
vile, which he designs working as soon as
practicable
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

a THIEF, known as Bristol Bill, is impris-
oned at Leavenworth, TX. T) charged with
nearly every crime below murder. He has
among other misdemeanors, robbed the In
dams of innumerable horses, mules and 9th
er cattle, and few months since succeeded
in stealing nine horses which belonged to the
United States Government.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01
1mpOumded.

JANUARY 2sth, 1860, one white and h,.o,, s,o.-
- branded II b: X c. Bennoir on the Ies, bor
-brass nobs on each horn. Wv Wv NV
costs and charges (unless reclaimed ) on MoNDhV
February 9th, atl2 NJ, at the Pubic Pound
JahoI A. }. BARKLEY Marshal
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

john KAHN, tried and sentenced for life in
the Ohio State Prison, for having shot the
seducer of his daughter, after having been in
confinement more than two years, recently
obtained new trial by means of writ of
error. He was acquitted by the jury. which
Is said to have been influenced in coming to
tais decision by the issue of the Sickles
| trial
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

JOSE MARIA, THE coAT-srEALER-This re-
nowned individual was sentenced, yesterday
morning. by the Recorder. to pay fine of
SIS or go to chain gang for thirty five days
Not being a monied man, he will doubtless
do the city corporal service.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

MURDER TMAL-The trial of Mckinney
this morning, at the Court House. promises
to be very interesting. Hatch d McQuaid
are for the prosecution and Rowe d belong
for the defense. The argument will begin at
ten O'clock
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

A FRENcHMAN, named Daniel Mutchlow,
committed suicide on goth January, by hang
ing himself on tree, near the Junction of
Weber creek and Chile ravine, Ell Dorado
county.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

IT is said that Thomas Francis Meagher,
who was authorized by the new Costa Rican
government to negotiate q loan for that Re-
public, has failed entirely in his mission"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

HORSE SrEALING.-We learn from the Mar
iposa Democrat, that horse stealing is carried
on very extensively in that county. Many
horse thieves, says that paper, have their
rendezvous in some of our principal cities,
and issue forth at convenient seasons There
are persons. too, engaged in this business
who would not be suspected by the commu-
nifty at large.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

lNsoLvENT DTsoHARGED.-In the Fourth
District Court, Joseph L. Wilson has been
discharged from his debts. In the Twelfth
District Court, Patrick J. Cassin received a
similar discharge.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

J. S. BowMAN.-This very enterprisiug and
popular cigar merchant, who has long been
engaged in business in our city, left this morn
lug for San Francisco, whence he intends to
sail for Europe, where he will be gone for
some months. May he have a safe return.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

The bark Albertina. with cargo of 5000
bags of coffee, was totally lost on the south
side of Cuba on the 10th of November last.
The captain and crew were saved.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

ADMINISTRATION CENTRAL COUNTY COMMIT
TEE.-This body met. last night, and adopted
the the test recommended by the Admins
tration State Central Committee. The vote
stood four for the test and one against
Wonderfully wise politicians these fourf
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

CAPT. W. KENNEDY, formerly commander of
one OF Lady Franklin's Attic expeditions has
gone to establish Christian Mission among
the natives of northwest America.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

IN the Twelfth District Court Jas. Buck.
ley has brought suit against James S. TAYLOR
for SANDER. He alleges that Taylor called
him thief. He claims $4,000 damages
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

wV insane men, named Henry W. Taylor
and Mathew Hayland, have been arre.tod n
San Francisco. Taylor says the spirits are
lowering about him, and that MI he does :. =,
their command. Hayland is a disohoraod
soldier, and is subject to fits of madness
arising from religious enthusiasm. He spends
most of his time in singing and praying
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

FRANK HINMAN-As will be seen by an ad-
vertisement in our paper, this well known
steamboat man has become partner in the
Philadelphia House
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

HE Broderick Monument for which Sc 600
are s"id to have been raised, will be erected
on one OF the highest points in Lone Noun
tain Cemetery
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

HORRIBLE DEPRAvIrY At New York. re-
Gently, woman named Mary O'Keefe was
found at the corner of Pearl and Center
streets, envelOped in flames from her clothes,
which were on fire. An officer fastened to
her assistance. and succeeded in putting out
the flames. On being questioned, she said
that she was in house at the Five Points,
when some of the inmates set fire to her
clothes, and then turned her into the street
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

SuFFRIN.-Suffrin, the wife .beater, was
convicted yesterday of whaling his wife, and
will be sentenced this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

The Medical College of Georgia, has re.
solved to invite Southern students at the
North to finish their course Of instruction
there free.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
Hotel Du NOrd, 25 High ST., MarysviIIe,
"/ILL AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE, furnish the
w very best of help, Male or Female Shonld
they not prove as recommended, he is willing to take
them back at any time.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

A MONSTER cannon for the Government,
has been cast at Pittsburg, Pa. 1t weighs
over thirty Eve tons, and is called the
"Floyd
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

In New Madrid county, Missouri, an anti
abolition emissary vigilance committee has
been organized, and two men, who were sus-
pected, have been sent home
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01
BEES! BEES! BEEsI

Just arrived. per Steamship Uncle Sam and will be
sold cheap in lots to suit purchasers. Enquire of the
subscriber at the PIONEER SALT WORKS, corner Of
Fourth street and Maiden Lane, Marysville.
febl-u D. A. WILSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01
WANTED.

IMMEDIATELY, trusty man who understands all
N branches Of farming, to superintend large farm
Steady employment and very good wages given
sSy None but the vero best need to apply
Apply to STALLS City Intelligence Once
Hotel Du Nord, No. 25 High st.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

BY the death of Hon. Linn Boyd, Hon.
Thomas P Porter, President of the Senate
and Senator for the Thirty.second District,
composed of the counties of WoOdford, Jessa-
mine, and Franklin, becomes the Lieutenant
Governor of Kentucky.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

RIoH QUARTZ LEAD.-The Jacksonville Sen.
tinel. of the 2lst inst, speaking of the discov-
cry of quartz lead in Rogue River Valley.
says that the gold is plainly visible in the
rock. The lead bids fair to be one of the
richest yet found.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01
9er advertisements.
MISS MI. MUNSON.

Recently from the Atlantic States, will lecture in
the TRANCE STATE at the
WATER WORKS HALL.
Corner and Fourth streets, THIS EVENING, Feb.
list. The lecture will commence at ~ o'clock.
Price of admission, so cents. feb1-1t
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01
NOTICE.

WE have this day admitted Mr.. FRANK HIM
w MAN as partner in our business
s. b. SAWIN,
WIN. MAHCR.
Philadelphia House, Marysville, Jan'y 81, 1860.
feb1-8t
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01
NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the interest Of II. N TIIDFNy
- IN the late firm Of H. N TILDEN a CO. viii
continue business at the old stand, ' "''
Al Parues indebted to the above named firm are
hereby requested to make Immediate navment 70 a.
undersigned. 'i' W 'he
jan24-1m ALFRED wIIFrrrp
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01
HOP ROOTS! hop ROOTS

A NY quantity for sale at the Tree and Seed Denot
n % ID st. next door TO the p O.
GEO. LAWS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01
FOR SALE Or LEASE

{s.sERss ADweling House, situated on II street, be-
lsssSt4T tween 9th and Yah, containing Eve rooms
h5ik# and brick basement; also, a good garden ;
GlAAHA with fruit trees and grape vines.
For further particulars, inquire on the premises
The above House will be sold the most favorable
terms.
jan13-1m#
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01
BIRTHS.

In this city, Jan Sist the wife of G. Woodward OF
q
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

IT is stated that under the late decision OF
Postmaster-G eneral Holt, Mr.. Jesse Thorn,
Postmaster at New Market, Middlesex coun-
ty, N. j., has decided that Abolition docu-
ments, and especially Helpers Impending
Crisis. shall not be delivered from bis office.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01
Later from the Sandwich Islands.

The bark Vernon brings Honolulu papers
to Jan. 18th.
ELEcrIoNs-The elections had taken place
for Representatives throughout the Islands
HoRRIBLLE MURDER.-On the night OF the
Slst of December, a frightful murder was
committed at East Maui-the victim being
IL. Bingham, a wheat grower OF MakaW"o'
Three natives had been arrested on Suspicion
ExEcUrIoN.-Y esterday morning at 8 o.
clock. the native prisoner, MakakauohauG'
from Eva, Oahu, suffered the extreme penal
ty of the law for the murder OF his param0ur
"A native woman, by the name OF Nawihola-
ma. The prisoner was hung within the prs
on yard, in the presence Of the proper 8u-
thorites and the inmates of the prison we
understand that he was hardened and lndlI-
ferent to the last-Polynesidn Jd" Z.
The Queens birth day was celebrated at
Honolulu on the End Jan.
A new Custom House was about to be er'
rected at Honolulu.
LEES CIRoUs.-Lee's National Circus had
| started for Tahiti
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-01

The STATE CArITAL-The following petit
ton is in circulation in San Francisco:
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q virtue ui IN execution 10 me directed
~ 'rom ,hf .iEce Of The Clerk of,he G ~,
~ tnmnon Peas, OF Dlbos county, I'D,
VII oiirr ior sale al public srrsios, 10 The
l'lsAes, hid er, for cash IA hand. "a the d,or
q The Court House. il } ssper, on
Saturday. January 70. 1860,
between the hours prescribed by law, N,
rents and profits for seven years Of thu in.
low ing Described reul estate, situated IN Du.
bo's county, ti.Hii:
The Nvrth.East quarter Of The South.
West qvtFter OF section ~, town 3, south
range west; the North Eat quarter O,
The South East quarter Of section "a, town
., Sou'h 81 range 8 west; the S,uth Eas
quarter u The North East quavier OF sector
Y, town 3. South Of range ) Wesi; th+
South- West quarter OF the Southwest or
" section 70, town 3, Suu,h VI range s
west. con,@i.ng N al 100 acres.
nd on failure 10 real ze The full amount,
\" principal. interest aud cost called Tor b.
ssid writ. vii. al the sane time and place.
aud ~ like manner. sell The lee simple OF
said real estate.
Taken in execution as The propertv Of
Herman Behrens al The sui 81 Jacob Bsu.
s,her JACOB HERMAN. : ID. n
Dec. 81, lS59.-35-3w "a SO
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SAerin's sale.

virtue Of two executions n me drec
- ted from the Office Of the Clerk or The
n lmmou Pleas Court. OF M,ron county.
Ind, will offer tor sa'e at public auction.
" the highest bidder, for cash IN hand, al the
door of the Court House in Jssoer. on Sat
urdny the 2lst day u January. 1860, between
The hours prescribed by law, the rents and
profits for seven yesrs Of the following des
crlbad real estate, situated IN Dubois county.
io-wit: Tho North East Quarter Of Section
20. Town North Range VI est, containing
i6D-acres; and also the North West Ousrter
Of Section 30. Town North range 9 West.
containing also 16O acres.
And on failure to realize the full amount Of
principal, interest and cost called FOR by said
writ. will st the same time and place, and
in like manner, sell The fee simple d. said reaI
estate.
Taken IN Execution az the property ~
Adrial .. Kingsley at the suit 81 Joseph
Pesrson, and also at further suit Of " illivm
II. Jarvis and David w. Fairchild.
JACOB HERMAN. y. d. &.
Dec %, 1S59-35-3w "a so
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NOTICE J. hereby given thai / viii. On
y SATURDAY. ,'e -S'h day Of .janusr,, A
" lspD, sel a. NE highest binder The ~
loving lands si'ua'ed III pnhcis COUNTY. Ia
\ nna, belonging " ne heirs ol kilah N /.
Grari. drcensed. " VII:
lhs East han v The northwest quarter.
ana The southwest quarter % tie north.
~esl quarter 81 section No twenty.onr (2l)
township two CD, south of range three %
vest, conininlng 10 acres. liy order Of
Ihe 'ouri ol ccmmnn Piess y Crawford CO.
Terms OF Sale One-ihird cssh ~ hand:
one-lhird 10 twelve MONTH, and the remains
ing onr-ihrt ia eighteen months from day
o. sale. the purcha .er giving notes iof de-
tered Payments, waving valuation aud ap-
pralsment, vim interest from date. sale 10
commence ~ ! O'clock. y NJ, ~ snid day.
DANIEL p. GRANT, Guardian.
Dec. II ls59-4S. S3JU
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OF AT a prayer-meei ing held a, Csro,on.
~ Connecticut, one Of the Republican,
brothers prayed with great junction Tor The
peace Of John Browns soul. A f,cr he had
finished. brother from the = other side Of
the house" offered up his petition 10 The
throne OF Grace - that wars might cease,
and that "svords might be beaten Tito
aud spears into pruning
hooks" more especially, Lord. those 1900
pixies Manufactured BY THAT traitor To bis
country Old John Erownr'
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DlED-Near Indiano.a Kansas Territory
of me Lung fever. Mr.. BAz,L HgO,Ks
LAKEWOOD. in the 2Gsh yearoi llissg
II. was married. 5srtrmh.r sthiS55. ID
Miss Fanny Davis, Or this county, aud .mi
grated to ksnsas. where he resided. viii
ne family tIII removed 5y the ruthless hsnt
u saerisi.
lie was very promising young man. Nv
wns not disiurber d ii,e peace, but law
sliding citizen honest n all ~ DEALING. wv
lie was cons slent member 81 ihr Netho
dit Episcopsi Church. lie leaves IL wife.
and two small Chi tren. 20 mourn the loss q
IN sfcctiona,e husband. aud al indnIrenr
Father. just before 10 died he had lis Iiulr
son, brought % The bed, und ssid iohim.-
I" Poael', i thought would never see
you again. would certainly weep biue,
tears ! believe you will be- Methods. snd
meet me, in better wor sdv
lie leaves an old and rlIlc,ed Father And
brothers and sisters 10 his county 10 mourn
the loss of dutiiuI son. But they mouru
not as those that hsvc no hope" aThe,
have hope that reaches beyond this veil Or
sorrow and tears. J,F. HOTTER.
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j. Next Wednesday is the day fol
the Democratic State Convention a
indianapolis. We hope a full dele
CATION will attend from Dubois Coun
~, and that spirit Of unity and har-
mvny will prevail We would sug-
gest 10 the Convention a few reasons
why Col. Edmonston should receive a
nomination at their hands. 1st, lie
fills the Jcfftrsonian standard of hon
esty and capability. ID. Iehas been
a fc-long Democrat. Sd. His and
his iamily's cxertions have changed
Dubois county from a Wing 70 a
strong DcInocratic county. ith. His
having position on the ticket would
give it 4 strength in this portion of
the State which no other iilan could.
These, and other reasons which might
be brought forward. we think should
be borne in mind by the assembled
delegates.
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o. An fort is aboutIo.be made. To re
move the. capitol Of Kentucky from Frank.
tori g Louisville. A legislative committee
has been appointed TO report upon Ihe'sub-
jeeh The citizens of Louisville propose
70 donate 10 the State their magnificent
Court House IN case a removal shall be de-.
'ermlned upon. ltcan easily be converted
int convenient. State House. with Halls
for The use Of both branches Of the L-gis-
lalure.
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University lands.

NOTICE i hereby given that will cfrrr
= ivr safe al puUlc auciion on the 18th
10y - February, A - 1850. The lands il u
a'rd ~ Dubois couniy, b-ianging to The
stale University, The descriptions, pls,s
ana anpraIssmeu,s ol which are ROW fil.d
eau safe VIII lake place az tie Court hous.
~ the toxin " Jasper, and VIII continue
rom day 10 day. until al " SAID lands sr,
offered, Said lands = ia b. 50 iYr hst les
n han their appraised VAIN. md an ur-nld
lands viii be subject 20 rry de entry Pur-
rha-ers vii be reqrirtd u give se.urit,
AgalDst wusic.
TERMS or SALE.
ore-i"urlh NJ ne purchase mency cssI.
W hahn' ipe friHalnlig ihree-lrn ti.s a. III
'xpif"'lon " tsn year. win seven N, crnt
inlefest annually M ndranc. III H.. .selr,rYd
payment. JJli& Nh lln,NGl.R.
l'rc. Fl lN5H-'d Autllc1 Dubois 20
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IL hereby given TO the members Of III /.
German Evangelical L Nh eran church
belonging 20 81. Jacobs church near 10 the
town Of Holland 10 Pa'oka township Du
bois county, Indiana. thst an election will
be held AZ said church, on Saturday tin lf,l,
day Of January 1850 at O'Clock + 81, Of
said day, for the purpose Of elecling three
Trustees for said Congregation
CASPER n. TODR NIX.
FREDERICK LIppOLDT.
Holland, Dec. A, lS00-2Hs.
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NOTICE no HEIRS or PETITION 10
SELL real ESTATE

Sirie Of lndiuua County VI Dubui~:
NOTICE j. hereby given that Norman
~ Fisher, administrator of The estate 81
n III. Hughes, cereased, h flied h- pei
iiun ~ sell The real estate of The said dc. =
dem, his personal being insufficient 10 pay
~ deb:s, and that said petition Mil be-
hrard a. the January term, ls6U. II The
Court ~ Common Pleas ~ said County.
Attest. u. D. EDMONSTON, Clerk.
j. SAITH ANY lcr petitioner.
llsc vs.. ls5g-3M
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| will proceed with the county surveyor OF
= Dubois county, ludlars on Tns.day tie
2iih day Of Janusry. IoOO. 10 establish he
'"'iomirg corners to-~H. Sscilvn M. IS
Ghirij -tiye). townhip No. (onr). south u
range 8, ihve) wet Md will continue
SAID survey from day to day uulil HE sane L~
completed Of which all prrso, inrsreste 4
are hereby notified. II SMITH.
Jan lStO-3v
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On Christmas day. Of the reside nee OF The
brides fsther, By the Rsv. John Lester, Mr..
JosErH DAMEwcRrH. and Mise ELlzasEru
kiLsras, all q Martin county.
May their pathway be suewed with dow.
crs; IL our wish.
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~ The Legislature Of Pennsylvania. ID
1854, passed ,hs following resolution: \ r..
solved, that no member Of the Legislature
will be allow to come TO the House bare.
footed, or eat his bread and cheese on the
steps"
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EoATS, Pants and Vests o':varous styles
~ tfavats. Suspenders. Gloves. VI ool
Drawers and Undrr-shr's. silk Handler.
ciieis shirts &c. also D,I4fincs, MerinDcs
fiinnelr, Dress Trimmings Ladies collars
&c., Long and double Sl,uwls. M,n,lias
+ lso boots ana shc' :, Hats and rsps. A int
assortment ~ gents ard Ladies Oser saDcs
a"d very fire article. ~ Bsd blankets
Ju-' received aud fur sale raenper rhs. ~,
AZ tue Jan 4 ChEAP CASH STORE