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ARMS FROM EUROPE.

The first in5tallment of arms purchased by
Mr.. Schuyler in Europe was shipped by the
Fulton. 1t is certain that further supplies
will now come By each steamer, and that
through the foresight of the Secretary of
War we shall in less than three weeks have
8 sufficient supply of home and foreign fab
ricated weapons of all styles to arm any
force We shall have occasion to raise
special Dispatch to the Gin. Commercially
WASHINGTON, Oct g.
1t Is ascertained that not more than FIVE
thou and rebels have been detached for the
West from the Potomac army.
Mcclellan, long desirOus of having the
army organized into large corps d'armee, has
decided upon the commanders, of whom Nc
Dowell and Franklin are two. But General
Scott opposes the plan, saying that be hadn't
any such thing in Mexico. Napoleon and
all great European commanders have so di-
vided their armies TO facilitate the Transmission
OF orders and make large bodies OF troops
mole manageable.
Wool was offered command in Missouri,
but he demanded more men than Govern
ment is able to send with him, and other
conditions which the Administration thought
improper to grant The Administration is
satisfied that the Union cause in Missouri
can never be successful while Fremont re-
mains there, and he will be recalled as soon
as the right man can be found. Banks,
Meigs, Blenker, Kearney, Mcdowell and
others are spoken of.
The President is unwilling TO remove FIRE.
mont, but scores of prominent men familiar
with Missouri urpe uDon him the nOsitive
necessity to do so Immediately. They say
Missouri is lost otherwise. Bates and Blair
say that the further retention OF Fremont is
public crime. A Cabinet meeting was
held on Fremont to-day.
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IOWA ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Oct. g.
Election returns from Iowa come in slow
ly. Those received indicate the election of
Ruknood, for Republican Governor.
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Washington Items.
By telegraph to the N. Y. Times
4 REBELLION AMONG TIE REBELS.

Dy I0ItBIupu % Iuo N 7. ALLLt5
a REBELLION AMONG THE REBELS.
There seems to be little doubt that Davis,
Johnston, Beauregard and Smith held a
council of war at Fairfax Court House on
Tuesday last. Of course it is hardly posi-
ble to conjecture what was the precise nature
of the business transacted. a man named
Hurst a resident of Fairfax Court House,
came to this city to-day. He says there was
a revolt among the rebels, and that one reg
iment refused to do duty, and four regi-
ments sent to reduce them to subjection also
rebelled.
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Gl0rh1ng.
no 9HG PUBLIO-FBOM THE

ITO THE PUBLIC-FRoM TIE
jmmanse PATRONAGE bestowed upon Isaae A.
Isaacs' Union Hal, he has been led 70 LieFe LeAS
his pJsticaf Advertisement have met with uhn5uaA
faV md has coucludsd to give as numerous So
rrs Poem mo- W rsny Of careful peru n t1en
any Of his form efJfts The pot Is t.Een ico ne
eel brated s.srrih1 ally Thrilling Isls g I1e sea.
oped gstius Artemus WGrd, Eco. 1t viii be legstny
and will Be consibned IRON Etes % HesA I 1st , IL
ishsd; aud We trust its p1Dncetsos W. 1e-s ~
Amusement, and add may tn ,FQsanp n9S Pallo-9 "
our Magnihcent Uu1on Hall.
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DIR. H. A. BARROW,

TRIESEMAR Nos 1, 2 AND 3,
intends to pay shoF visit TO ClsFsland several
residents Of that tty AID hbGrhoOd are snElOu1
to have personal interview " th HIN Tor the pzir
pose receiving his nledical aid. The Doctor nay
accordingly Re consulted 81 the
Angler HOUSE, CLEVELAND,
On the 29th and Both OF October 1851,
and positively no longer, s8 his numerous profss-
sionsi engagemsnts viii render longer visit im-
poss ble.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

TOR SALE.-ONE SECONDHAND
II Steam Poiler-upright, 60 called, lately usec
IN the Lezder oiice. Said Boiler is q inches in 81
smeter, vutside, aud feet long; furnace psrt fsf
10 diameter, and feet high,
Said Boiler orig uaIly cost 800; is now in s rate
order ana With the gratesI safety valve &C., viii
sa-Eor further particulars enquire 1t this ofict,
or st T. J. &ciarrY's stesm Boiler Shop ca Uenlis
Utraat. O.
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WAR DRPARTKENT.
Oct. 4. 1851.

Sin: acknowledge the receipt of COM
munieation from Col Aartin Burke, inclosiug
a letter from g. B. Schnsble, prisoner at
Fort Lafsyette.
The person referred to is the son of a very
worthy gentleman, citizen of Pennsylya-
MIA, known to me for many years. He was
educated at Princeton College, where be ex-
hibited considerable talent He came back
70 Pennsylvania, and has been living on
his wits eYeF since. he is c man, an
sorry TO say, Of no character, and l have no
desire TO open any comm lnication from him !;
therefore return the communication for
ward by Col Martin Burke, unopened.
haYe the honor to be, very respectfully,
SIMON OAMRRoN,
Secretary Of War.
kisek-Gen. W. scOTT, General-ia-ohief
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NOTICE 10 LADIES.

No article Of medicine, intended Tor the use
Of Females, that has ever made its appearance
has met with such universal success as these eel
ebrated Pills. No disease Is SO little understood
and consequently badly treated as female dis
eases. These Pills are the result Of much study
and careful experience in all varieties Of e.
male complaints, and in ali cases Of irFegulafi-
ties, Suppression, LeucOrrhoea or Whites, In
hammatiOn Of the Bladder, Kidneys and Womb,
and loss Of Nervous Energy, their use is ,b0Fe
all praise. Among the many thousands that have
used them In all parts Of the Union, none speak
Ill Of them, for all like them They contain no
mercury, no iron, no steel, no deadly eils, Their
use can do no b I'm, and when used accord
Ing 10 directions, always do good.
n. B.-MarTied ladies who have reasons to be-
HeVe themselves IN the family way, should not
use them, as by their action in the womb, HiscaF-
rage would he the Consequence.
Pr1ee- 81 per box. Persons sending for Pills
will enc ose one dollar and two Posiage stamps
Several psrsvns knowing the efficacy Of these
Pills have advertised as being agents for DR..
YichOls' Pills, and selling a worthless article
The genuine VICHoLs' FEMALE ITALIAH PILLs,
cannot be found at any other place IN the .. s.
except at Dr.. Hunters Infirnaryl Cleveland, 0.
DR.. Hunter has in his possession numerous GER
tiheates aud testimonials, which relisVed and
happy patients have rendered hun, and have
kindly permitted him to exhibit to those desir0us
Of his services.
h-Ofiee hours from 8 A. ~ fegP. N dEW1y
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..non.l neporr nIe. You varabopa.,.

Ellis B. schnable, when be delivered his
ehaste and modest speech from the Angler
House balcony last year, turned to the
LEADRR reporter with the gentle admOnitiOn,
"DOn't report me, you vagabOnd." Schnable
Is now enjoying life in Fort Lafayette for
treason. The other day he essayed to be fa-
miliaF with the Secretary Of War, hoping
thereby to be released from durance vile, en-
closing his note in letter from Col. Burke,
IN which the following reply was sent. How
does sehnable like it as far be has gotP
War DzPARTHEHT,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

PrOtarted by Royal Letters Patent Of Eng and, and
Secured b. tn Seals Of the EcOle de Pharmscie
de Paris, aud the IEPerial Olisgo Of hsd.cin9i
Vienna.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

D EAL ESTATB---E. N. KEY hes,
4 y formerly Of the firm o. Little 3 Keyes,) has
opened Beal Estate Once in houses Block, oOrs
DER Of Superior street Hnd Public Square, snd has
constantly on han1 several thousand acres Of hrtl
!uality Of Farming Lands in the States OF IOVa,
Wisconsin and Missouri to exchange for city snc
lountry property; also for all kinds Of DerBour
frnreTtv- Part NsSh paid II naoneFaTv Eprl6.R
DOR RENT.-A HOUSE WITH
/ six rooms on Perry street, with q lqrge yard
and barn. Enquire OF -. II. M BRILL,
Oot' -356. Book Store, Is Prospect St.
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Is the eEsctual r=medy for FelaIation, spsEmato
rhOea and exhaustion Jf the System
TRIESEMAR No q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

DR.. HUNTER still confines At the Old e.
ia9ilseea place No. o u MatheEg Block sorh
side the Public Square, Clsgeland, O., curiuI
all that c0mes--in fact he Is the only reliabf
physician IN Cleveland, treating the f0lloEiB
diseases, namely -Serofula, Cancers, Ulcer
/ TumOrs, Fistuia Asfhma, Bronchial 3 Rheu-
matlsm, Ague and Fever, seminal weakness, and
/ all diseases peculiar to Females. Leueouhoea
/ OF Whites, Suppressions Of the Mensas, fsinful
/ MenstTuation. Inflammation and liberation Of
/ ne Uterus or " onb, Prolapaus OF aliiHa Of the
/ Womb. All diseases Of the bioed and sfin. en-
/ entirely removed from the syste n. All diseases
/ OF the organs Of generation Of male or female,
/ Of Whatever name or nature, treated IN careful,
thorough and judicious manner, pointed out b5
/ long experiences and inVeatig gatiOn.
/ ~ Low prices and quick cures. Recent cases
cured In from three to eight days. AL syphilItic
/ and mercuFial taiuts entirely removed frOm tbs
/ system
Dr HUNTER Is constantly curing osses b
| from four 70 eight weeks that have been treated
/ BY other physieians from one to three years
Young men. a hietsd with seminal weakness
| sh0ud apply to DR. hunter Immediately, either
N perbon or BY letter Sc he neTenfals q cure.-
His remedles are perfectly safe, and unknown 70
aqv other phys in ~ United States.
| Patients Of either sex. living 1t distance, b.
/ stating their disease IN writng, giving al the
/ symptoms can "a medicine, Win directions
for use, hy adtreszns d.. Hun TER, o. CleTe-
lBnd, Ohio, irsi and enclosing fee.
HTAu the above diseases CURED, or no pay.
al cOumun att se0uddenfal.
/ From bis experience and extensive practice, be
AlAA1o NJ II A11rEtAuA Allal MllllAeN@
undertakes n his speciality, he vii MosE GER
/ TAIELT PERFoRM No matter how hopeless may
| be the case-whether from extreme debility o.
pfostralOn Of the system, or from unsuccessful
treatment Of empires or selfstyled q III. D. .'s'
whom many have unfortunately been under, OF
from the false delieacy that many Of ny pa
tients tell me kept them from en- early applies
tiOn 20 me, or the ne less fatal ideas Of oTefcom-
ing he disease by the advancement Of age, and
q strictly moral mind for they, one and all
make the case worse, and If Il Is an early one
from the cause Of being entirely local, Il Affects
the entire animal economy, and then requires
GENERAL as well as local treatment, which Dr..
Hunter is happy 70 be able TO say that thorough
investigation, and great Improvement IN the
treatment Of private and delicate diseases Of
both sexes Of however long duration, yield 10
his mode Of treatment
If the unfortunate value life and health, they
should be sure and call on physician ofage and
experience. E7rNO charge for advice.
The Doctors Office IS constantly thr0ng6d with
patients from all parts Of the country.
DR.. Hunter is the only agent In the United
States for DIR. VICHOLSf FEMALE MONTH
LY PILLS, the only genuine Female Pills IN
I fE.s Init
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

A "sTRrrrD Pie" LIQUOR DECISION.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

Nnw oRlrAus THonoUonlr FnreurHSrD.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

IhIEOU u IN No .
Completely and entirely Grad Gates al traces o
thOss disorders, for which 0nuVis aud cufebs na7l
generally been thought an antidote to the rui1 o
the health Of q yass Rortion Of he population.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

THE FACTS OF TIE GARIBALD1 OF
s. FER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

THE WOMEN AND CHILDREN ri
MOVED.
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"THE FAIR INEz;i"
On THE LONE LADY OF TIE CRIMSON CLIFF.
A TALE UF THE SEA.


TALE UF THE SEA.
IEFRODUcTIoN-THE AUTaoR.
IN Gotham there dwells an author whose name
I 4 the worl1 Of letters has now some me;
" hose letters in ieeG are DC racy ana rsreg .
An y are found In q Weekly called VANITY Fair," I"
a NpeF whose readers are too numerous to al,
Ano Ia Cleveland, o., the Hawks Broth - do sell
Thir agthOF, too, is q Snowman, you know
OF rs thsr, be h big traysling show
.EaFnum the Great, CT shown n the Hlng,
Mast loS ont qr his l. urss, be out Of the riug
For AJteuRus War,f, with his tame kanGaf0o.
And ms figures Of NJ j. some pumpkins 100;
And the story of In-z which now give in rhyme,
WntWin MIN e. 'esh laare. = 70 last Nun some time
5ut now Tor the tory o. In z @ ne : - atVsi - -
Ihe Aohe Lady who was left " ~ ia-'A2 ~ JAZZ
lTo BE oONTNuID NEXT Vslkl
And the proprietor would respsctfui'J request hts
readers TO Keep the papers, and also 4, Pp n lna
mat We nave now on han At our Masnlh eenL Union
Hall, the largest ana best stock OF
READY MADE OLO1HING,
for Men aud Boys wear, for the
FALL AND WINTER OF 1861,
that has ever been exhibited in Cleveland, and
which We wall sell at Prices suIt the TimesB AAo
request all to cail as
ISAAC A IgAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL
Sole Agency for tue sale Of singer'H Oslsb-stsd
SWING KAGHLKBS
AID
STORRiS AUTONATON PRRSSNAW,
OoEnsr Of Union and Superior strests.
80 GOOR our FOR THE pIANFq "a
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He. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
a. -arrf ~ s-ssi-
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;eal GsraIk.
W EsTRRN LAND.-.HH,ITr

NM I'D HMM uhNU,---H. n. iIk
w TIE, OF the late firlR Of Littles & Eeyes, b
constantly on hand large quantity Of fine EarInln
Land IN Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, TO exchane
or city or country real estate or personal propert
Oniee with Rouse JenninEB. Marble Block, 5urs
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TELEGRAPHTC.

TIE REBELS ADVANCING UPON
IT IN FORCE.
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,-Vor f,rtbsr Internationally at IsI Superior
strsst Cunder Weddel House ,'luVelsnd, o.
Lieut.. O. GAYLORD
.s.sEy pecruiting ~ -er-
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Hiram seized the pen, and conned it rap
idly, growing white and cold as he read on
AT last, he flung it from him, and scream-
ed. My sonl Promise to give YOU nv
souls In the name Of the fend, who are
your"
" Your humble servant" said the black
clad creature bowling and Hiram Gormley
saw cloyen foot peeping from the queer
boot, and distinguished the perfume Of brm-
stone.
{" Let me CO." he said " let me 60"
" Softly why do you care so much for
what you have already mortgageds You are
half mine already, do you know that :"
i" 1t is false" said old Hiram. 81 cheat
no man, | belong to the church and sub
scribed fifty dollars to the missionaries a
year ago"
The dark being grinned contemptuously
-" Bring me Mr.. Gormley's box" he said.
| And he who conveyed old Hiram to the
spot where he now stood, set upon the table
a box like that in which the lawyers keep
the papers of clients, labeled " Hiram CORN
ley, ESQ., From the depths Of this box he
drew pile Of parchment. and read from
thence: A mortgage on the soul of Hiram
Gormley, given on the day when he turned
his daughter from the door. Another when
he seized old widow Po,ter's furniture for
rent. Another, when he took advantage Of
flaw in the papers to eyade the payment OF
a just debt Of his own. Myrads when he
first began business and told fifty lies day.
and gave false weight and measure; aud
one tremendous mortgage for passing through
the world without one loving, tender, sym
pathizing feeling to mankind"
| "Your soul-bahl what is il worth now Z"
ON take il all back. I'll have my daugh-
ter and her husband home. I'll pay"
FOO late 70 said the dark creature.
Too late, Hiram Gormley, too late !"
But the old man. stretching out his hands,
screamed aloud in terror, and fell backwards
in unconscious ness.
When Mrs. GOrmley returned from the
dinner-party she found her husband stretch
ed upon the hearth -rug, with blue lump
upon his forehead o. large as hens egg.
When he related his adventure, she con-
sidered it dream, and laid the blame upon
the old port in the deeanter on the side
board but dream or reality. it had a strange
effect upon old Hiram. for in a week he was
reconciled to his daughter, performed yari.
aus unwonted acts Of charity. aud was, in
fact, an utterly changed and altered man
while, singular to say, no earthly power has
ever since been able 10 induce Hiram CORN
ley TO speculate in breadstufs.
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cI.rRBlNG.

discount u lwrniy Eve pr rent. from The ahoy,
pfiees sl he allossd 10 Clubs ordering fur " more
eopiss 81 any one o. more Of ihe shove works. Thus
Four copies u Pliek wood o. d one Ressv viii be
sent 10 one address f ~. four copies oitts luar Re-
views and BIsekuosJ CO. $50; AMI y ~.
PbsTAGE.--ln I'll the pdnrpsl Ciiss and Towns
these works will be delivered Pee u Is,iaRs. When
sent BY mail. The Postage 10 any part Of ihs limited
states vl be bot Twenty -four Gents yssfIor
BlackwoOd, and but Fourteen Gents yea, TO-
each ofihs lleseWs
n B.-The price IN Great Brtsia % ihe 6ts Peri.
olicals shove naard y 81 psi amman.
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Fron be Faye!!sslIle obselret.
AN INCiDEN II.

Calmly erect, with folded arms he stood
Tha. soldier going to a field Of blood.
His mien was noble and his bearing proud,
His handsome face was darken'd by cloud
The cars had soppd, the shout Of welcome rose
For those en- route to meet our hireling foes.
Among the crowd beside their father, stand
Two noble bows, held hy their fathers hand.
Each waved his tiny Gag Of stars and bars,
And shouted welcome, toward the crowded cars,
The gallant soldiers eye beheld the boys,
He though, Of home, its happiness and Joys.
The love Of country called on him to part
From all most dear 10 his now aching heart.
Suppress emotions almost rent his soul,
His pent up feelings he could not CONTROL
Forth sprang the soldier at a single bound,
Abou, the boys his stalwar arms be wound.
With tears he gazed upon The fathers face,
Still held the children in his fond embrace.
n0hl let me kiss these darling boys" be cries;
The scaliing tears were streaming from his eyes
"'Twill do me good; then lie, me kiss them, please
leii a home two lovely boys, Ike these"
Each boy twined round his neck chubby arm,
Nor fell al such a man the least alarm.
Again, with folded arms, the soldier Stood,
That soldier fastening 10 field Of blood.
His mien was noble, his bearing proud.
A smile was on his face, and moi cloud.
D.H,B,
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al the commencement ofa attack immediate relief from
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They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head
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They act gently upon the Notwithstanding Cos.
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For Literary men, Students, Delicate Females, and
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Ldratre, improving the appetite. giving tone and igor
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The cEPHALiC PILLS are the result Of long in.
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They entirely vegetable in their composition and
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agreeable taste renders il easy TO administer them Ia
children.
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITS The genuine
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Bnx.
Sold Nv Druggists and other Dealers in Medicines.
s Box viii be sent by mail prepaid receipt Of the
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All orders should 10 addressed 10
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESIDE.
4 Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper,
Published In Augusta, Georgia.
DR.. d. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.

DIX, ID. hEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
I,HIs 10 the title Of Weekly paper devoted 10
4 nculiure, Literature and AT, ah,eh AN publish.
ina in Augusta, Georgia II will be in qusro lofm u
eight pages folio siIs-eaeh Issue forty co.
lumns " mier Il will he in general style similar 10
aud IL size somewhat larger than the hsw York Ir,-
gen Il will be Published good book paper aud v II
I've in ms hanica execution IN The beet siSe Of po-
rraphi5al art Ia utility il will lie all that the hcst
ricuiutal science sud raceal knop ledge ~ the south
can lun-h A weekly visitor 10 ihs homes 81 Souih-
ern planters and farmers Il will q. more usriul aud
.rcepiabIe to hem than any monthly joarnaI Of equsl
m-lh.
Vi aim i % establish pnpe hai will Leia sihire
~ information that viii he nsrlu 10 southern lianiets
and farmers, aud . repository Of southern lhoneh,
equation aud taste. 10 The realms nf Literature and
An: aud 70 obtain for such Ln elsnl ~ patronage
aid will justify The most hh,,ll esmpeusa-
lion 20 oil its contributors. Able and experienced ssi-
or- eDgaged. aBd -isp. in progress 10 secure
contributions from ihr pleasing Sauihefn nriirEs
y both Much latent ialent will H. brought u
light. and furnish sstrelble surprises TO southern
PrePle.
Full many SIN n psrs,t ray .srrrs''
vii a4sh before the sdmiang Eyes and esnss gene.
rou. glow in saaihern genus
The AgieuiiufaI Editor Riii he d. Daaiei Lee. the
distinguished Professor q cuiius ID ihs Uni,e,s,
81 Gro,gil-etof or msny ysss pat q lhe Souihe,n
tuiiiysior, and leading esntfibginf % many North
efh agricultural rufnsls % the highest reputation
The Literary Editor viii he Mr. VI VI. Msnn, OF
lh.eny. accomplished ersf, n fine lasie and srho.
lady attainment. pso having is,i,ed from the seli,e
dolles lbe legal proissscn sprhi n.spy yss IN Eu
fOpe and wasfar several wears the Paris correspondent
he Nalicnal hlrlligeueef, and sosihrH Literary
Messenger.
Term. - s-h in slvanee 50 +, yelr.
Bill current 10 the State from Nhieh ihsy are sen D.
received u paf.
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Augu.is, Geo. H.
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