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Eariy breakfast.

Breakfast should lie eaten in the morn
/ ing, before leaving the house for exercise,
or labor of any description; those VINO do
1t will be able 20 perform more work, ana
with greater comfort and alacrlty. Be-
sides this the average duration of the life
of those who take trcakia. before eXer-
else or work, viii hc number OF years
greater tEsn those who DO other"lse.-
Most persons begin 20 feel weak after hav-
ing been engaged Eve or six hours in their
ordinary svocaticus: = good meal reinvi-
gorates, but from. the last meal of the day
until next morning, there Is an interval Of
some twelve hours; hence the body, III
sense is weak, the stomsch il weak, ard in
proportion cannot resist deietsrlouS ageh-
cies whether of the fierce cold OF nid-win-
ter. OF OF the poisonous nlissIn -Lich rests
upon the surface of ths earth, wherever
the sun shines on blade of vegetation or
heap Of otlal.
This miasIn is more solid. more concen-
tra.ed, and hence more malignant about
sunrise and sunset, tLan at any other hour
of the twentv-tour, because the cold OF the
night condenses it, and il Is on the first lew
inches above the soil III ia most solid
form; bat rs the sun rises, II warns aud
expands and asccnds to a point high
enough to be breathed, and being taken
into the lungs with the air, and swallowed
with the saliva into the stomach, all weak
and empty as It is, it is greediiy drank in,
thrown immediately into the circulation OF
the blood, and carried directly to every
part of the body, depo,iting its poisonous
influences at the tount1in-head OF LIE.
When in Cuba many years ago. we OBJ
served that the favoiite time Tor travel was
midnirh;: and the older merchants OF
charleston NAV remember that when
deadly feyers prevailed in hot weather,
th,v dared not ride into town in the cool
of OF the morning or evening, but mid day
Was accounted the safest. We know, from
many years' living i'll New Orleans, that it
WAS when the evening. and mornings were
unusually cool, bsimy and delightful, the
citizens rr-psred the m.elyes for still great
er ra.ages of the deadly epidemic for tho
FIRST few days following.
IL early breakfast was taken, III regions
where chill and fever, and fever and ague
prevail, and if in addition, brisk hre were
kiudled in the family room, for the hour
including sunset and sunrise, these trou-
hlesonle ,nalades would diminish IN any
one wear ne. ten-icid, but u thousanof ioiu'
becausa the heat Of the fire would rarity
tho misslnatic air Instantly, ana send IL
above the breathing point. But IL Is
troublesome" to be building hrss night
and morning all summer, and not one IN
thousand who reads this VIII put the sug-
restion into practice, 1t beng no trou'
be" requiring 10 effort, to shVer anu
shake by the hour, daily, Tor weeks ana
months together such is the stupidity Oh
The animal, man.-LaRs Journal y HdaSf"'
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TELLING SpcRErs-I must relate my first
and last experiments in training my old
est boy to keep family secrets. lie was a
chatter box, and as he often visited among
strangers without me, was fearful he
would tell more that be should. So tax
ing him on my knee said:
My dear, you must never tell anything
we say, or let out any plans TO any one
especially to Mrs. Jones"
His quick mind comprehended me in
an instant, and with very confirmed
look, he promised obedience. y few days
after he entered my room with All air OF
triumph, and said:
Mamma | minded you. Mrs. Jones
asked me when you were going to Ne"
York, and said liant tell you, tor my
mamma don't wish you TO know any OF
her plans
In my CONSERVATION | was tempted 10
rerroye the innocent boy, hut' upon mo
ment's thought, ! let the matter par
knowing that it could not be explained or
extenuated, and pfeierrins to lose the
friendship of Mrs. Jones, rather than sui
~ his pure. trusting spirit with a lesson of
worldly policy. When his young brother,
a more quiet boy but equally fond of Wis
itinr. and a great pet and darling with all
who knew him, became old enough to be-
tray family secrets, gave no caution, but
trusted to his common sense. One day,
on returning from An errand at a nelgEbor
ing house, he stood a while absorbed in
thought, and then said
Z" Mamma, what shall say when people
ask me: What is your mother doing?
and What did you have for dinnerg
"What did you say, my dear? .aid i:
"Why," said he, locking bashfully aside.
said, Il guess it is time for me to go
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Slavery and the scripture.

We have been frequently requested
| within the past week or two, to insert In
our columns sermon preached on the 9th
ult in the First Presbyterian Church in
Brooklyn, n. V, by its Pastor, the Rev.
HENRY J. VAN DYKE, on "The Character
and influence of Abolitionism." The SER
mon has been published in the New York
papers, as well as the Times at Chicago, and
has also been issued in pamphlet form
On looking it over we find it too lengthy
for our columns, and therefore, in partial
compliance with the request made Of U.S.,
propose only to give that portion OF it
which combats the current abolition dog
ma that slavery is sin per Sc, and hence,
of course, contrary to Scripture. The Rev.
gentlemen selects for his text the follow
ing passage, from Tim. vi l-5.
l. Let many servants are under the yoke count
their own masters worthy Of all honor, that the
OF God and his doctrine be not blasphemed.
3 And they that have believing masters, let them not
defpse them, because they are brethren but rather
do them service because they faithful and beloved,
partakers OF the benefit. These things teach and ex
hort
). II any man teach otherwise, and consent to
wholesome words, even tbs words of our Lord Jesus
Christ and to the doctrine which is according god
illness,
+ He is proud, knowing nothing, but do.ing about
questions and strife OF words whereof coueth envy,
strife, ratings, evil surmisings,
Peryerse disputings of men Of corrupt minds, and
destitute of truth, suppo.iag that grin is &c diigess
fron such Withdraw thyseif.
After showing by parallel passages and
by the concurrent testimony of all the
leading commentators that the expression
servants under the yoke meaEs slaves
and nothing else, and slaves, too, under
the Roman laws, which gave the master
complete power over the life of his bond
preacher proceeds to consider
modern abolitionism under the following
heads:
l. Aboitionisu has no foundation in the Scriptures.
II. It's principles have been promElg lgated Chiefly by
mis- re presentation and abg...
III 1t leads in mutiudes OF cases, and BY logical
process, 10 utter infide!ity.
". 1t is the chief o. the strife that agstes
and the danger that threatens oar country.
We copy his remarks only under the
first head, recommending to those who
desire 10 read the whole discourse to pro
cure pamphlet copy. 1t is for sale, we
believe at the News Depot, next door to
the post office, in Ottawa
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ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AID SURGEON
CfcE tsiy d"o' s0-t rf 6'"1-' E'7ak, Jirtt street,
- y ia OTTAWA. Ills.
NR. C. would respectfully call the attention of those
Z suffering from Chronic Diseases, particularly Scro-
fHs, ITiu Swelling Sair EleuTn Erlptons of the Face
and sL. S'd Head Old Sores and all diseases arising
'rosH iTl'suriii-s of the blood.
Also I.so~ul:tlgs C-rvatures, and Diseases OF the
SPINE, Distortions the Feet, Contracted Limbs, Stif
J-.nts- &.
Cancer treated upon an entirely new principle, ard
with q slcr,ss heretofore sRes.Uscd- api
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MAS removed from the
= L corner OF Main and
Columbus SITS. to La Sa lie
street, where she Is now
opening a large and fIll
assortment OF Fall and
Winter
MILLINERY GOODS,
Comprising a complete as
sortmrnt of DRESS AND
STRAW BONSEFS.
\ large variety OF nicely
made Bonne;s VIII be kept
constantly on hand, and
made TO q. der, in prices,
fun trimmed, NJ - -, 50,
s. -. and Sc 80.
4 large variety Of Misses
ZJu4ve Hats Infants and
Boys TGrhaus Brown and
White Hats, Fine Beaver
Hats.
Mrs. t, while in y. Y,
spent much time in refer
euce to DRESS MAKING,
and has secured : . ser
vices OF Mas. EASTMAN
fer Dress and Cloak max
ing, being thus prepared
to DO Dress Making ia the
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best and most approved style. she has ais" a iull
assortment of DRESS AND CLOAK PATTERNS, Pat
terms for Children in great variety the new shape
Skirt warranted the fine steel springs, large iety
them from :l.5o %, and nice Skirts for .5e, also
steel springs
4 large assortment of Chi,dren's, Misses, and La
dies Hair Nets, French Corscts.
B!eaching and Pressing done. Old Bonnets enlarged
and made the new shape. sep29
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TSCCCbssOR 10 MRS, LAUCHIaSp,
AS just received new and very elegant steck OF
Z Goods. comprising rich materials and desirable
which she = prcpare TO sell at very oT prices
consisting ef splendid Magenta P'umes and Velvet
Flowers Gilt Slides and Cord, Bugie Buttons and Ro-
settles of every description; B!ack, Purple, and Ma
centa Nelvets and Solferino Silks. Every variety and
color of STRAW BONNETS, Black, Brown, White, and
Drab Also a very fine assortment of the new style Of
Ribbons and Scarf Ties Chdren's Caps and Flats Bri-
daI Wreatiis, Old Ladies' Bonnets Hoop Skirts, and
Shaker Hoods Mode and Grape for Mourning Eonnets.
Mrs Van Nec!tOn would invite the ladies of ottawa
and vicinity give her call, and asSur, them no
pains shall be spared to please their tastes.
80 Please not forget to call, opposite the Mansion
sep29 L. VAN vECUTON.
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sDOf2 DEPOT!
EnNaS MOORE.

IMPORTER and manufacturer OF Increase Twist hi-
hss and Shot Guns, of every descriptions Ieiescope
Patent Muzze Rifles Revolving Breech, Cast steel
Barrels Guide Starter for hunting and large as
Revoivers Colts Heals, Mathattens B'unt
< Syms' Allen 4 Thurber's Gentlemen will find at my
shop everything in my lne and warrant to give sas
faction to all that favor me with their patronage
invite the old friends of II. p. BRUNKER to give me
call as he is agent. Customers will always find him
at his post My shop is on Main Street, near the Fox
River Bridge
Powder, Shot, wads, and Caps. Guns let by the day.
junB 80 s..- lr 70 THOMAS MOORE.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
THE NEW YORK BAKERY!

EST j. Il. WHEELER.
fE1HE undersigned would respectfully inform the nha
Il bitants of Ottawa and vicinity that he is now
prepared to furnish the choicest variety of Crackers
such Butter, Soda Lemon, Boston Oyster Abernetha
Pies &C. &C. in good variety. Confectionery, of the
choicest selection, constantly on hand. All kinds OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made TO order.
The subscriber having spared pains expense in
fitting up wagon for the convenience and accommoda
ton Of his and the public generally, now
Bile to furnish yng in their line to those who de-
SIRE Those wishing the New York Wagon to call daily,
will please send their orders 10 the n. Y Bakery or to
the Post Office.
sy- Remember the place, in Edwards Block, a few
west of ii. Thompson's store, Main Street Send in
your orders, and they will receive prompt attention.
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Lumber Yard Planning Hill,
Sash. Door and Blind Factory.

MI have moved our Lumber Yard. to Planning
w Mil, near the Illinois River Bridge aud are pre-
pared 10 furnish former customers and all others
with all kinds of Lumber, Lath, and Shingles Also
CONSTANTLY on hand a good assortment OF DRY SEA
SoNED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with our Lumber Sash, Door.
and Blind Factory and Glass, Nail, Paint and Oil
Dep enabled furnish each ana every article
that Builders may want, saving You the troube of GO
ing to number of different = ace to make bill
We also invite attention to our SINGLE MILL
which is nov ready for operation, and furnish
Sawed Shingles by Wholesale retail.
Oar terms cash, and sell as low as the lowest
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Office on La Sale st. opposite Van Doren O-born's
Store. Idec % STRAWN 4 POWELL.
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EAGLE MILLS.
CUSTOM
Boot and Shoe Store !
II rprr@aHnC@T

No l Tassacks Block Main Street, OHarc,
in receipt of a fine assortment OF Boots, Shoes,
Il Rubbers, &c.
Also, Hats and Caps, and Gents Buck Mitts and
Gloves all the best manufacture and cheap Tor cash
Call and examip A PRESCOTT, Agent,
oc29 No fYOssdck's Block, Main N.
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OTTAWA MARBLE; YARD.
THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
of Gewell Finley where he intends to carry the
business a extensive scale. He has hand and
is always in receipt of the best quality OF Amercan Ia
lian and Egyptian Marble, for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments, Nantes, Furniture, &c. AS he has of
the best workmen in the western country, he feels
sured that he get up anything in his line in superb
STYLE together with low prices he feels assured that
he will give all those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
N y. Orders from distance earnestly solicited, and
prom, .y attended to. JAMES WILLS.
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5,oOt nuG SY,Oc Sy,ou.

SlOOt and Shoe Shop.
n I AM prepared to manufacture to order Gents
S Morocco. Calf and Kip Boots. Also. Ladies'
y Kid, Goat, Calf, and undressed Morocco BoOtees,
iaiters and Buskins.
Heel Caters and Booiees made in good style, good
It ock.
Shop over J. NJ Kings Leather Store, Ottawa, Ill.
Repairing neatly done. All work warranted
fen21 ID. Z. TUCKER.
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T, IT M r Il -

HAVE just sold out my interest in the Book and Sta
tionery business, and purchased the stock of Ium
Der now in HorHKIss TARBLE's yard, at their Ware
mouse and leased the ground for term OF years ex-
pectng to confne myself entirely to the Lumber trade
nave large stock of all qualities on the way and
VIII arrive in few days, which am going to sell
eT'eaPer man ne cheapest. When say cheaper than
the cheapest it is no puff advertisement mean Just
what say If my friends and farmer patrons will give
me cai they will need look farther satisfy them
selves IN prices and qualities.
sap25 p.ruprN
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zFs. E4 zs > d lEC I "a 'E'EsS sE
u i-I associated III eiycs together for the practice
"f ir Froissien resi- ecta!y lender their services 10
t-c .-ti-euS ~ ottawa and Vicinity
:. B.-E! persons indebted 1" either Of t'ie under
zg ic1 requested 10 call Immediately and arrange
the sane.
once over Hgn.-~'s Drug Store, Ia Sale ST..
C,HsED, II. ID,
:sEl5 Il z. HcARTIUR II. D.
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Curing HAws-I see many tedious and
troublesome directions for curing hams,
and on reading one Of them from Mr.
Pardee in the Co Gent of 9th of Decein-
ber concluded TO give little description
of my mode. fer the benefit of plain old
fashioned farmers like myself, who do not
care to be troubled with so many nostrum.
After cutting out the hams they are loop
ed by cutting through the skin so as to
hang i'll the smoke-room shank down
words; then take any clean cssk of pro
per dimensions, which IS not necessary to
be water 4 ght, cover the floor or bottom
with coarse salt; rub the hams in fine salt
especially about the bony parts. and plsce
them on the bottom Of the cask with tie
rine down, covering the floor cf the cask
first: sprinkle dry fine salt evenly all over
them wherever it will lay, so as to cover
them perhaps half an inch; then lay OH
ers on them. letting the shank dip or in
cline considerably, placing salt in all cases
between them, where they come in close
contact with each other, or with the sides
OF the cask; small humps of salt Will be
found very convenient for thi. purpose.
Sprinkle iinesait over this as before dl-
rected, giving the thick part of the ham
good share. as the shank begins more and
more TO incline GoWnwards. Proceed in
this way until the hams are s,l salted al
way. observing to place them skin down
and flesh side up; and if they sometimes
get standing too much on end, the diff
cultv may be obyiated by using small
piece of pork as a cksck. Let them lay
abeut five weeks if of ordinary size, il
larger. six weeks, and then sn,ok them.-
T. IN 10 G,pt
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EyueR:l Vista Floral Gard ms.

At the resistance Of ". H. ". C"simam, East Ona,ro
Always for SALE large supply OF perpetual Roses
II other kinas of towering houseplans. Strawberry TO
p,ato Rh.barb Cabbage plants &C., &c, in their sea
On and Vegetables of all kinds. luni+
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=
German Dy5r1-st and 1 fDothS"GTg, H1in St. OtGtes.
tNUJLES ALE ASD RETAIB)
Importer Cf Drugs Chemicals, French Cogniae Bran
Ii. Wines r. Re aug2s
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SPRING TRADE.
Change of Business!

I HAVE sold my entire stock of Lumber in Ottawa,
Utica, and Marseilles, to S. H. Seamons Co , of
I've Rivers Wisconsin, and shall sell their Lumber
commission, the present season.
have made arrangements with the Company to
ceye much larger stock of
Luu,6eT Latk- Shingles and Cedar Posts
Than have ever had before. Tn Logs have been Gu
nnder my direction, and the Lumber will be ID ex
pressly for this market, and Will be shipped to me di
rectly from the Mills.
Bills OF Lum TO order short notice.
ap9 GEORGE RRISTOI.
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=. LYLE LICEEY- c CYGrS E. pICEEY.
DECls5tS. E;C iE. - DEC Ei,
ds0raeHs at Lg,s-OttdscG, III.
Gee in Post O6ice Block. my1
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Er. PEEEZsz3 :. SESGEV Ez...,
lGNnpApAT.ffET

e -. HYDROPATHiST,
gesec tenders her services to ladies and children
in Ottawa and vicinity. Residence Paul ST. Two
doors south of Superior S. oc.!
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DOCTOR HARRIS.
,. EiSECSSE,

FFlC IN he second tt0ry of Shuer'e bGIIding, near
) the Bsui Of Ottawa Residence, East Main street.
east Of Fox River. augSZ
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AJETE5EE; LOCKWOOD,
IN flee ot the I~Ic-.
eHca side 81 COluUibds ST. ad! oini1g his resi-
q lce nearly opposite the Post Once.
yiI thank his friends all business pertaining o
his oGice,-Hnd promises to attend to all sach "a
PR mptness-
81 hand ap2i
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NEW EEaE.E-ENz;esH

Opposite tie Nrasioa House, one doGr east Q
jackson 4. L0rkroods S H1rd,rnre Store.
rsr.. =. VAN Is.CsasON.
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GUSTAV HCEEs.
tWhitesrniGh and Machinist;
- ASSISTANT TO INyENToRS IN
S:eI T;s,I<ing ami praEgLting
KINEFA TTT'RER OF
BURGLAR SAFE LOCKS.
KEY Fitting aud Stencil! Cutting; Cattle Brands Of all
descriptions. and Cutlery and Surgifa instruments
made order.
.pairia. of all kinds dsne at the lowest prices and
war; ar1;ed 10 give satisfaction ~
Shop. up stairs. over Brunker's Gun shop, on Main
ct, near Pox River Bridge. my12
VFTANTED 100000 1s. PAPER RAGS. of all de-
scriptions, for which be highest market price
yll be paid in cash, at the
6sOS , NEWS DEPOT, P. o. Block.
ssf - erirr- ta. ..rF --r. -f ?
-GE5rz g .t...-. T. 57--5
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OTTAWA STONE YARD
JOisS EGsN.

Superior Street, near UirHGTds Wagon Estd5tfst'Re
STONE cut to all patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet Stone for sale, all delivered TO ord
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BUSINESS CARDS.

attorney at -Ottaarg, La safe Co, NJ
Prompt attention paid the investigation of titles
payment ef taxes purchase and sale OF real estate, and
coiiection Of claims.
odice 3 So9rs east OF Earles, Allen & Co.'S Bank.
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VERY dearseit room in the UKIoK AMERICAN Build
Ing for the rer Of the year. with the privilege
ext year, A Apply ct tkg 0Se2 ncFS-attA
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MILITARY COLLEGE.

pxRzrr LlSpsLxY, D, D. Chancellor Of the University
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology: ~
Gel r. JOHNSON Superintendent o. the hihtary Oollege
and Professor OF Engineering - -, A..
JINEsP HAMILTON, II, Professor OF 1ho MAUI
sTTwtET N, Professor Of and Latin Languages Ard
aEoEeT s BiloKE NJ D. Professor Of Botany and Natural
History - - =, Mental ana Nor,I
Rev J. W. HorTE, II. NJ D. Professor Oh Men0Ai Sns A0rA
Philosophy, and Biblical Liera ture. a, .,u,.-o.
Z. W. PrTMAN, Adjunct Professor OF Anolen1 1S"s~te'
J. a. AEslA Dr. Teacher OF French and Drawing
@. X. WINSTON N d, Surgeon o.o q, ..-.-...o, -
The First OF the Academic Year 1eeO-ol' Oh
the ID OF September, 1850 . -, -. ,..-.-- Ise,
The second Term the 21tn Of
Exercises place the 18th OF june Ie
tuition, Boarding, Washing, Fuel Rooms, Ger
azoe and use Arms, $lO5 Term AatriculSoh
epdents are required Furnish their rooms
French Spanish German, Drawing, BookkeePhg SNu
each $40 per Term Of twenty weeks 80,
students under IL Of will not be l.
nv he Of Military Discipline, effective goVernnan
.slbed and health, physical cultures good erder anu
oue habits promoted ....- n,o,
For Catalogues or aoaitonAl
her 81 the Faculty, or D. As 9,soS.11,
nlvql '5O-d&twlt&uu eapeIlneoIee----
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The Largest Circulation Of amy Political
Paper in Tennessee.

In politics, the UNION ANp AMERICAN advocates the
principles of the National Democratic party, ex-
pressed in the resolutions adopted by the Conven-
ton that nominated BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE. 1t
devotes special attention to its News Department,
and as an accurate and reliable reporter of Com
mercial and Monetary transactions it is without
superior in Tennessee, or any other State.
1t is Democratic to the core, working for all the
great interests Of our ,ohoe country deeply alive
to the development of all the varied resources of
Tennessee, and aboring for the prosperity and en-
terprise of our city. The markets, produce and
money, receive special attention. and our reports of
Commercial matters gotten up with great care,
and may be relied upon approximating to GER
tainty. If you want Politics, News, or Commercial
the UNION AND AMERICAN is the paper
for you.
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