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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, MAY q. 1861.

IN danger of falling. Tie Boston courter, con-
servatlVe Journal which was carried off into
violent Republicansm By the rout of the Massa-
chuset's volunteers in Baltimore, condemns, in
most decided terms, the seizure of the telegraph
dispatches as one of the grossest usurpations of
power vet attempted. 1t says:
Our readers will have perceived that extensive seizures
been made OF the correspondence several years
preserved for certain period in telegram offices II
Is SAID that this has been done by order Of the Gov
eminent. Every Government is liable to commit mi
taxes put the facts he as alleged this is not only
mistake OF policy, but serious infraction of ponIar
rights and violation of the pianest princinle of Law
me Government of the United States has 10 more bns
ness WIN the correspondence in question than apy nri
yate Individual has The object. presume to be to
discover the extent of the conspiracy which has
IN the rebellion But if anything should be discovered
duplicating individuals in revolutionary purposes
taihed before the actual evyng of war this would not
amount TO treason according to the of the United
states 1t Is useless therefore to investigate anv such
correspondence, and if useless impolitic The mari
men take now, whether for against the country is the
only important question At such time there are
many things better not discovered country of free
oponS ana iree speech, individuals might say great
many things, during political campaign with the best
OF motives, from which they would refrain when their
country actually was engaged in civil war
1t was the Star Chamber which has not left a good
name that was notorious for making nquiston into the
private papers of British subjects By this process
Algernon Sidney suffered. The Star Chamber has
been odtous for centuries under monarchy which
is free and in which the subject may write and saw
what ne pleases Besides by the English law as long
construed, papers not published cannot be spd evil
dence of treason The law in this country is so well
guarded THIS subject in order to protect the freedom,
OF the Citizen that only open and desperate traitors
be made amenabe under it,,
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The Republican journals of the North are al
ready beginning to appreciate the abominable
abuses which are practised, and the very serious
dangers which are threatened by the armed and
unlicensed mobs, which thew themselves have
aroused to this fearful pitch, and which they now
ma themselves utterly unable to control. Tn
ano'nee portion of to-day's issue we publish an
editorial from the New York Tribune. coudemninr
~ measured terms the Infamous frauds which
a'e 'e'ns piac'ised upon the government. and in
that and other papers we see tina. oo,a aa =
brewing between the State autbort;os -
self-appointed Union Defence Commit. 1I r '.o
body, it appears, has undertaken, not on,v 90 Ds
independently of the State authorities, but in ~
position to them-having, in fact, initiated
course of action of the most unprecedented char
acter. The committee is not only charged with
practising the worst kind of "jobbing," but it is
evidently manifest, that if its proceedings be
NOT promptly checked, all the restraints and pro-
ION OF the law, to which we have hitherto
- as our only defence from violence and
that tho oppression, are no longer effectual and
ohr., s'e Is no barrier left to guard us from the
VI 'narcny into which we are every moment
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The ACCIDENT TO THE STEAM FaIGATE MTssIsstppr
1t will be remembered that we published a f.u,
days ago, telegram from Boston stating that the
steam trSate Mississippi detained at that mort
by the discovery of the arrangement of some mart
OF her machinery, and that foul play was charged
upon an engineer, Virginian who recently resign
ed and returned to his native State This despatch
was furnished through the agency of the Associa
ted Press, and was commented upon by the North.
ern journals generally. as an instance of narf.
dy on the part OF the Southerners. |. turns opt
however, that this charge originated in v.anton
righteousness towards the Southern officer. "a fine
Boston Traveller, Republican sheet, entirely ax.
onerates the Virginian from the charge. The
Trdrelier says:
The accident to the steam frigate Mississippi
"hich caused its detention yesterday, was occa.
stoned py the bursting of gutta percha slip-i,int
10 the delivery pipe on the starboard side We
learn from the COmmodore's office at the Nav
Yard, that there is not the slightest susnicion y,
any ioul play, the bursting of the pipe being en-
tlrely accidental. 1t is necessary for the nro,ar
working OF the engines, that Joints Of this lind
should be made OF some flexible material. or ha en-
constructed as to give, in order to prevent the
breaking OF the Joint. Gutta percha Joints are
frequently used. in this Instance the material woS
poor, and its weakness could not be discovered iii
1t was too late. ~" VI
Mr.. Quinn, the engineer. who has resignad and
went nome to Virginia. had nothing to do with this
part OF the work on the Mississippi that boy;nr
been superintendent by an officer at the YsrJ
known to be careful. W
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NEW Y oRKER ON ENGLAND.-Mr G. Aston R;,
teo, writing under the de plume of Carl Ransa
to the New York Eeening Post from CbeItanhann
Nav IL, says: III
From Lord Palmerston's known anti Amarioop
procilVties 1t might be expected that some of his
papers at least must go against u.s. But what -
most greved me to observe, confess was tho linz
taken by the two crack weekly Reviews. These
papers winch, since their establishments have quite
cut out the cid Examiner and Spectator are neon
liar feature Of English periodical literatnra NJ
saturday ReUie'o is some years old 1t is very cIe
VerIy-almost too ceverly-and hypercriticaJv
written. In politics, "beral," that is 10 saw nn'
posed to Lord Derby; yet on some questions mora
obstructive ana retrogade than the most backward
sections OF Lord Derby's party. In RELIGION nv M
means orthodox, yet violently opposed to the Ms.
senters. The London Revieto is of much later da,
founded. indeed, only last summer less satirica and
more orthodox than the SATURDAY. There is a dark
rumor that the poet Upper writes prose in it. pro
oaoly many OF your readers have heard of
either of these papers, but they are of great i'm
portance. The Saturday is almost entirely sun.
ported by University men, and represents very
powerful and able section of English aristocratic
intellect, while the London is the exponent of
more conventional and average upper class type
Both OF these reviews have made dead set at
US, as hypocritica and wanton aggressors men
who could only ''bluster' while the South was act
ing, who now talk of 'conqueriug" the South. and
are more likely to be conquered bv il; and thew saw
that our only chance is quietly to give up Wash
ington! 1t is disagreeable enough to find that A
large number of highly educated Englishmen have
such opinion, especially since these very writer's
WIN not, up to the present day, speak in measu ed
~ uecent terms of Louis Napoleon sho ing that
co9 MINK us lar below the Austrians or even the
meni lively small number of disaffected French |
for the corta, however, we may console ourselves
cons;stant e"PC OF these fine pentlemen nv tho |
ISIS .I support of Punch wbo 49, W tne
taken the side of slavery ' "no mas never yet |
81 :
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EMPORIUM OF ART.

JAMES FRYER invites attention to the very extensive
assortment of Looking Glasses in Store suitable for
every position and OF all Sizes -
Aantel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do. oval and souara
Cornices, Tables, Brackets, Consols &c. at uueuuaed
prices.
The latest English and standard French Engravings al
ways in stock
Particular and undivided attention is given to the e,.,
nent of PICTURE FRAMES. Also frames for Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, &c.
FRYER's Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert street
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NUThlri7E CstAA FOR THE HAIR.-This prepa-
ration VIII render the hair and glossy AMI its
'ans H. Composed it is of the purest materials
can oe used with perfect safety and answers all the purpo
VI fonaae and OILS, without PRODUCING that greasiness
- 'H w many mar preparations Prepared only by
N. HYNSON JENNINGS 4 CO,
,o.., Pharmsc utsts,
" SO North Charles street
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ARREST OF JOHN MERRYMAN, EsQ.-This gentle
man. one of the most respected citizens of Mary
ianu, was arrested by Federal troops on FRIDAY
night last, at his residence at Hayfelds, in Bati
more county. No warrant whatever was isspad
against him, but he was taken under an order is
sued by one of the Pennsylvania Generals station
en IN the nelghborhood. The order directing Mr..
Merryman's seizure put the arrest on the ground
that he is the 'captain of secession company.
Inc real charge against him is not definitely
known, but it is generally understood that
ne is arrested upon the charge of completely in
burning the bridges on the Northern Central Rail.
way Mr.. Merryman is the President of the Mary
land Agricultural Society, and his arrest has caused
general feeling Of indignation among all classes
OF onr citizens, Application we learn, was made
to Chief Justice fancy for writ of habeas corpus
which was issued yesterday
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YEDDo TBA-A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, Just received and
for sale by nREEN = Vor
s" 81 W. Baltimore street.
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J The Toronto Leader sav. .h------ ="
$4,000 Enfield rifles in that ProVinwi VIII shortly be
traordnay expeditions frontiers rear rear Of ex
OF men who will not be ruled by the Gn rom bodies
at Washington. 1t recommends that the D
be placed upon better footing than usual militia
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HENRY G. SPALDING, Esq ' ' 49, i'oA'
Pease hnd neosed twenty Ave cents for which send me
OeSt rus 1 haze eUeT tried. ~ '-'''
DHect A. SLOWER, P N.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., 0.
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POINT SEwELL.-The Washington papers of Sat
urday publish report that Gen. Butler had made
an attack upon SewelPs Point on Friday. and can
tured 1t with loss of eghty-four killed and
wounded. The Richmond Ecaminer of Friday
mas the following despatch, which no doubt was
the base OF the rumors in Washington:
NORFOLK, May 23.-There was another engage
ment to-day at Sewell's Point. After firing for
some time, Lincoln's forces backed out No one
hurt on our side. inv
The officers of the Norfolk steamers. which or
rived here yesterday morning, made no mention
Oh sucn an action but on the contrary, reported all
quiet.
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Spruce CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co PA.

SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co PAP
n. C. SPALDING. aiS 49, i0oi'
SIR on will please send boxes of your Cephalic
Respectfully yours,
pc 11, JNO. B. STMONS'
excellent. ' ''''' "''" J''t" |"eh'
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p ENT
SHOULDER SEAM
SHIRTS!
SHIRTS!
SHIRTS!
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OR NO SAFE
Unequalled by any
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BOsOMS
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALF-ROSE
su1,u HANDKERCHIEFs
w. p. T0WLES & BRO
PATENT SHOULDERSEAM SHIRT MANIrFAcro
las Baltimore street
Under Carroll Hall
CHINE COTTON. Also, la
PATENT FLOOR SKATES
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PARKER BRoTHERs' LONDON CLUB SAUCE -Thig
sauce is fast suprrseding all others From the
rlchness and deicacy Of Its flavor, it has attained a.
aa Almost as great IN this country in Europe For
o,., GREEN Y0E, Importers
IS West Baltimor street
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Ii any thing could be amusing, in this bour Of
gloom, 1t would be the disgust of the Admins
tration presses and their allies at the ,ettoro en-
hCssELL' 'he correspondent of the London Times
Our patriotic and critical neighbor, the american
informs us that they "create general feeling of
disappointment" The Boston Post is positive
that "Mr. RUSSELL does not understand us social
'ly, much less politically, and much less, still in
''that comprehensive manner that can fore,e the
future OF the Republic" He cannot 'sunder-
stand the genius of our Constitution the adam
citation of our people to free government" He
Is unable to discover the true feeling of the peo
pie and their respect for our country, as it has
"Deen and as it is. His is an objective and not a
subjective mind" &c. The Boston Courier. for
lis part Is excessively surprised that Mr.. RUssFr
should have been weak enough to 90 South for
uSeiul knowledge of any sort. If he desired ,o
hno" any thing of the institutions of the conn
Try and the character and feelings of the neon1o
lie ought, it says, to have remained at the North
where only his wishes could have been realizad
II he sought to know the truth, on both sides and
to possess himself of the genuine unadulterated
history of facts as they might be developed, he
Iuou,o have fixed himself, the Courier thinks, in
Washington, -
mere truth, in person, does appear
IKE words CONCEALED In Northern air." ....
really Co.; ,,aSn'ngton, the Courier says is TO be
i''n' III the country''-that 10 70 co.
rural shades but in the United States ' TO' ~
SOUTH for information as to the wa" ~, ~ ~
"into the dark for light" war; Is 10 60
Now it is singular, it does not ocon-
disinterested Mentors of the great BATH. " 'nese
that perhaps the very thing which bropah, Yer
here was to ascertain, from personal insnectinn Inn
whether Boston, New York and Washington A.
really constitute the Western Continent. 1t NAV
be that he has laudable desire to see for himself
whether barbarism and negro slavery do necessa
riy go hand finland; whether people, south of
Mason and Dixon's line, are, from moral and So
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF F1ss W.rcuvs
William Dixon's, London, and JuIez Tprganss,,s Co.,
hagrn WATCHES Eugene Breguets NICKEL WATCH
ChARR'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best TmeKa.n
ers for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner of CaIver
anu ater streets Importer Of Fine Watches Jewery Gold
oaiS' oil'er and Plated-"are I.ecoure's Swiss Ra m
ana strops Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles to sui
ages New goods now in store Purchasers will please
Notice-store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER sTs
suI6t
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On, Special de>p1tch 10 the ". T. krcning Post1
STARTLING NEWS FROM BALrIMORF
C0NSPlRACIES AGAINST THE GOVERN.

MENT
WASHINGTON, May A.-The Government is in
possession of intelligence ofthe most startling char
acter from Baltimore 'N'
Its advlces are Ofsuch nature as to leave No
doubt that the pretended Union sentiment of that
city, so far as certain prominent men are con-
cerned IS false and hypocrtcal, and that the pres
ence OF United States troops has alone kent in
cneck the enemies of the government.
The Administration, in fact, has positive inror
nation OF new conspiraces agairst the federal an
thorlty, in which many of the leading citizens of
Baltimore are involved "
Men who, in the presence of United States troone
have loudly protested their devotion to the Union
are now known to be secretly in favor of secession
and actually plotting to turn the State of MARYLAND
over to the rebel government of Jeff Davis
Inc Administration has the names of the leaders IN
"eSe eonsP'rocies, and accurate information rp
garding their plans, but these of course, it pru-
demtiy wlthholds from the public.
Inc people OF the North NAV rest assured tbat
Vigiant eyes are on these traitors, and that tbsy
VIII be thoroughly taken care of.
When the proper time comes to striko = l1
me government will not hesitate to strike II ani
the plots oil these cOnspirators will surely be foied
Mr.. John Lindsey the well kaown butcher who
Is native of"Merrie gland" and who has henn
resident of Richmond for u wears past. was ou
THURSDAY admitted citizen of the sovereign State
OF virginia by the FLUSHING Court, Judge LYONS
presiding. He is the first gentleman who has bean
natuFailZed" before the above Court since tho
passage ct the Secession Ordinance.
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MASS, Dec. IL, 1860

.oFALDING,
@ish Tor SOM circulars large show bills, to bring
Oephailc Flts particularly my
Sou nave any thlng Of the kind, please me-
Oue OF my customers, %ho subject severe Sick Head
dche "ilv lasting two dts,) cured of an attack
az one hoT on n9ur pas, which sent her
respectfully yours. W B. WILKES
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
81 c K II e ACHE.
CURE
N 4 ' o US ACHE,
CURE
a LIZ KIN DIS OF HEADACHE
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

ny the use H these Pills the periodic attacks OF Nerro,,
or SicE He1dache be prevented and taken at the
commencement Of attack immediate relief from na;,
and sickness viii be obtained
Ihey seldom fail in removing the Ndusen and Headache
to which females are 50 subject
ihey act gently the Understanding Costiysness
For LtteTaTg e Students, Delicate Females and ali
ersons OF Sedeary habits, they are valuable as Lara
IRE improving the appetite giving tone and rgor to the
digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity ana
tr2ugth of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the rasrIt 10 I, :.,.
oh ana carefully Conducted experiments having been in
use many years, during which time they have prevented
al" renewed vast amount Of pain suffering from,
nesoaohe whether originating in the nervous system or
rom deranged state of the stomach
ihey are entirely vegetable in their composition and
may he taken at all with perfect safety witbo+
MAKING any change of diet, and the absence of ann die
aRrseao'e taste renders to administer them to chill
9rea. " ~
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFTTSr
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry c. spadinpo
each Box.
o!d by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
BOX will be cent by mail prepaid on receipt of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
As Cedar Sree, New York.
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DIED.
At up2eryl e, Fauquier county, Va, on Mopdav Ma,
l5h in the 2lth of her age, LIZZ e. the bIov.J ~
Baltimore county. 't'3H' Esq OF
On the 2st instant, MARY A. EARWICKER in the 9Th
year ot h-r age, rclct Of the late John Eorwir,a N
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IHE NEW UNITED STATES LoAN-The bids for the
nine million Treasury loan were opened at Wash
lngton on Saturday at noon. The Star states tb,-
there were large number of bids received, and
that they ranged at from 81 to 81, and it was
thought that the whole loan could be taken as
nigh as &c. The loan last made was taken If will
be recollected, at about SO, showing that recent
events have very materially injured the credit Of
the Government.
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SUSPENSION OF POSTAL COMMUNICATION WITH THE
ooU rA.-lhe Postmaster General has issued an
oruer tha' all postal communication with the State
of Virginia, North Carolina. South C,roI;no
georgia Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, louisiana
arkansas and Texas, will be suspended after the
3lst instant. Letters sent to offices TINS closed
will be forwarded to the dead-letter Office axcsn,-
ing such mail matter directed to Western yirn;nio
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The WAR NEws.-Ths morning our columns are
mostly fIIed with the war intelligence from Wash
lngton and Virginia. Our readers should bear in
mind that the reports We publish come to us
through telegraph under the surveillance of the
Administration, and press wholly in its service.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Tho favorita ootou
John S. Clarke, is now engaged at the HoIlidan
Street Theatre, and is drawing full houses.
IHE CONTINENTAL OPERA has been great spc-
cess, and continues to attract large audiences.
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lFrom the Democrat, St. Cloud Mimi
1T you are, or have been troubled the baadac,
send for box (Cephalic Pills. so that NAV have fb
In case of an attack.
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GARlIEr,
~ ie go infant, by Rev. Father Myers JESSE r
buJLnEN 10 KATE L JOHNSON ''' Of9'h u
~ - ne "a instant, b Rev &. a FesIer uDRDTC.
DO: county, Nd. JUN Oh al
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". T. owens.
1851.
SP r ING GOODS
FOR
GEL LEMEN.
III = W STYLES
LATEST PREPARATIONS,
Together with fresh assortment
HALF HOSE,
WHITE FRENCH LINEN HDKFs
c YES,
AND UNDERWEAR OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
FS-sHIRTs MADE TO ORDER
BY MEASUREMENT
FIT GUARANTEED
NEW STYLES FRENCH BOs0Ns jus. opened
W. F. OWENS.
ECONOMY! ECoNoMYlI
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS Mann
This can be done by purchasing Wood already ssyvd ~
spiit' at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
Nos NORTH STREET
Sh-f JAMES H. JOHNSON.
D. R. STILTG.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY,
SO n. CHARLES STREET,
jall-a OPPOSITE ST. PAULs CHURCH.
RooFINa RooFING u RooFIgelI
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY,
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FHhT arm COMPOSITIONS ROOFING
onraed by anything yet discovered for Roofing purposes
fERFEoTLY FIRE PEOoF, |'
PERFECTLY WAFER PROOF,
uNEeuALLED FOR ECONOMY
UHRIVALLED PoR DURAuILITy
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIAATs
For further information address or call on
JAS H. JOHNSON
No 2Jaryis Building. North and Baltirnore a.,
iy25tf po,. SIS
New GooDs.
GABRIEL D. CLARK
has Tor sale every description Of fine WATCHES JrprD
AND PLATED WARE at his sore corner O,
'''e''' d2Otf
ISRAEL L Co.
IVoRYT YPEs,
WATER COLoRED
AND
EEZZOTINT
Ma. PHOTOGRAPHS
IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEpERs.
10 know that they money by purchasing Wooa
Sreacy sawed and Split at Office ofCty Steam Fire Wood
Kill, A fhe "ooo
No. sHoRzH s4xzE7
Wv" JAEES q. JOHNSON
DR.. A. A. BLANDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. C. A. HARRIS,
'''-"f 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET.
REMOVAL OF
WIFE ELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.
AT REDUCED PRICES,
with
Class CIoth-PreSSer
Improved Loop-Check
style
Hemmer, Binder, Cordsr 50
omce No 2li West Baltimore street
~ next door TO Cortlan & Co.
" W MERRILL, Agent.
PARKER BRoTHERs' LONDON CLUB Sauce -Triy
Sauce is fast suprsedng all others Fror, th
ana delicacy Of Its favor it has attained ano
iari'y almost as great this country as in Euron E
sane ny all hFstciass grocers and by their agents.
GREEN & YOE, Importers
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Il TT The BALTIMORE ASSOCIATION FOR
T1C p tnb IMPROVEMENT OF THE CONnITIoN 0F
,ars ~ N adjourned meeting of the Board Of NJ
net ~ De NEG IN The Central Office No "a West
ociSt On This (MoNDAY) EVENING, Nav 27thS e ets
2t pin a. H. BRASHEARS,
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II Observation-Disclosures can be comfortably
- accommodated with good BOARD and pleasant ser5
ing apar tmentS with the OF warm, cold and sbnwr
atn on apphcatlon at No. % NORTH GAY STREFT nesr
Wife N> Suit'o4e ior Gentleman and
X apl2-u
ESERUVlAN GUANO Of the very best quality
sale in lots ~ w stores and for
a South street.
N'NGLlSH SPLIT PEAS AND PEARL
A fresh supply just received and for sale by
~ GREEN h YGE,
sc " PaiiimOrp
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which thew yer
made viz Cure of headache in all its forms
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Mr. SPALDING OD' l A'' rev. u 1901
SIR wish youito send one more box of your enba
lie Plls hare feceiCed great deal Of beneff from em
Yours respectfully.
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE