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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

.t T. a.'- -. Vidal ps. jenkins 90 o.
On TUESDAY, the 18th Of June next, at II O'Clock A.
NJ, will be sold near the Old Custom House.
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND, situate
Capers Island In the Parish OF Christ Church.
tanning about COZ Of high land and sos aores OF
marsh; bounded 10 the west land formerly Of Sears
Hubbe afterwards of Daniel and Nathan Legare, and
oil other sides by the Atlantic Ocean, Its creeks and
marshes, go. .'S.'- ''.
Terms-One-third cash; the residue In one and two
years. with interest from the sae secured by the Bond
and Mortgage Of the premises executed by tho purcha
ser, who is also to pay for papers,
JAMES ". GRAY,
May 81 thm5 tut Master in Equity.
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PROVOST CouRT, Juno 6.-Court closed in respect to
the memory Of Lieuteuant-aenera WINFIELD SCOTT.
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AUCTION SALES.
Dry Goods, &c, &c.
MCKAY q CApIPBE.LL.

Dry Goods, &c, DC.
MCKAY q CAMPBE.i.L
Hasel street, next Posto(ftce
Will sell THIS DAY, 7th inst nt 10 o'cIoct
A BLAY LINEN LINEN DOwLAs. LINEN DUCK.
ErenGh Muslns drenalinos Check Dress Goods, SILK
Handkerchies Embroidered S irts. Irish Linen Kan
tucky Jeans. shirtng stripe. Barcg,. Muslin Hand
kerchefs, l.. G. Handkerchlefs.
MEMS BRoGANs. ntsHi STRAW HATS. LADIES
TRIMMED HATS, shoemakrrs' and Harnessmaters
Thread.
AN ASSORTMENT OF NOTIONS AND JEwELRy.
WILLOW BASKETS or ALL KINDS.
Conditions cash. June7
BIZ MILLIGAN, MELCHERS I& CO.
VIII DO sold, THIS DAY. 7th inst, their store No. 20
Vendue Range, at ~ O'Clock
bbls SOUR KkOIT
L cans English Mustard
q boxes Starch
4 bhls No, Mackercl
20 kits No. / Nackerel
80 boxes Herringa
lO cases Rhine Wine
casos Bourbon whiskey.
Bolts sa, Of CASHMERE Longcloth. Melto, Cloth,
Singers Sewing Machine
large Platform 81 ale
l Handsome Bedstead Y,ne7
SGs4ss EX sA%s6y pSGss; Ply y s,SSs,s soSds, &c.
VIII DO sold THIS DAY 7th inst at our sales room
go pair of WINDOW sAsHE Es. Of various sizes
2O pair OF Venetian Window Shutters
16 Glass and Plain Doors
Mahogany Sideboard, Dedstead
LOT DRY GOODS,
Ladies' DRESSES aud DRESS PATTERNS
Ladies and Mems Hats
Ladies' and Men Shoes, Hsndkerchiefs
spool Cotton, Cologne, Pomade Belts, Umbrellas Pa
Coats. ~
Conditions cash. June7
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT T, GENERAL Scorr.-In COM
piance with orders from Washin gton, yesterday
observed by the military forces in this city day of
mourning for death Of General scorr All the mill
tary Offices and closed and gun was fred
every half hour on Citadel Green.
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Hon. WM. PoRoHER MILES was In Baltimore on Thurs
day last, en- route for the Springs Of Virginia.
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Estate Sale by order Of EEecutor- Valuable Duel
ing IN The village of Mount Pleasant
r,,,, BY JOHN s. RIGGS & CO
IHiS DAY, tho 7th instant. ut II O'Clock, ut our
East Bay, will DO sold,
ffTsSssqAS ALL THAT VALUABLE LOT OF LAND
nfd situated in tho village of Mount Pleasant Christ
iiSg Church Parish, with fine dwelling containing
EIsH4l ten Q0 rooms and outbuidings thereon situ-
ae lying and being tho of Bennett and Ven
nng-streets and fronting tho harbor measuring and
containing ono hundred and fty-two l52 feet north
on Vennng.seet; south one hundred and sixty-thres
QG3 feet caste hundred and six feet six inches on
Dennettstreet; wost hundred and Ave iI05) feet
six 10y inches, be the dimension more or iess
Terms mado known ina future advertisement.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE STATE.
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES -sa
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nx 8, %'"n,.urs, 5Is%S SGy Fixtures, dc.
sRc OF 'srf TaE AFs FkENdH TaH
COFFEE HOUSE, on Enst Bay, at 10 clock,
CONSISTING
MARBLEToP aud IRON. FRAMED TABLES, Mar.
hletop and Walnut and Mahogany Frames, fine large
gilt Mirrors. Walnut Desks Steamboat Arm Cbairs
Cane Bottom Chairs and Stools. Counters. Ale Pumps
one pair excellent Copper and Plated Bar Basns with
variety of Decauers and Glassware, largo Ice Boxes
two Ranges, with Water Backs and Copper Boiler COM
and Cruets, Punch Bowls. Grin,Istone Gas and Bar
Fixtures, Folding Leaf aud Round Tables Umbrella and
and Cards. very convenient for any Restaurant Croce
ry and some Cutlery rich Scenery got up at much
pended, Soup Tureens and Water Boiler. Heating and
Dish Covers.
CHOICE OLD CABINET wHIsKEY, Sherry Wine
Holland Gin. Raspberry Syrup. and variety Of other
articles.
Conditions cash and all articles to be removed on day
OF sale Juno
BY K. N. MARSHALL.
THIS DAY. 7th inst at II o,cluck, will be sold,.i
BLACK AND GILT COTTAGE SET. consisting Of
handsome Bedsteat, Rocker, Chairs. Marblo-Top
Bureau, l MarbleTop Washstand, and Marble-Top
Table.
HANDSOME CARPETS. RUGS. ErAa1EeE and
other Furniture. June6
BY Fs1sts aoWHegs sass e 3 saeans snhdSx. dSs
VIII be so sold: THIS DAY. the 7th instant, In front
All that VACANT LOT, with tho BRICKS thereon,
etueted lying and being IN known
No. 10, measuring and containing feet front, by8
feet in depth, be the same more or less.
Conditions cash. Purchaser pay B. & g. for pa
pers. mwth June7
BY w. b. & IT. e. RYAN.
Will be cold, THIs DAY 7h instant at Store. No..
60 East Bay, at 10 O'Clock,
so coils BALE ROPE
boxes Tobacco
10 kegs Nails, assorted sizes
i Letter Press
Lot Hams
small TURNING LATHE.
Conditions cash. June7'
Cooking Soue, Piano, Cart &c., DC
By GABRIEL DEWITT.
At No 66l King street, at halfpast 10 O'clock THIS
One PIANO. one CART, Cooking Stove lot OF
Dry Goods orcckery, &C., 80.
ALSO,
BILL OF SUNDRIES will bs sold on account and
risk OF former purchaser he not having complied with
terms OF sale. June 7
Desirable Residence.
+ BY Lf1E & CO.
VIII be sold at Public Auction. TOMORROW, the 9Th
- inat;, St corner East Bay and the Exchange.
All that LOT OFLAND, with the two and half story
wooden Residence on brick basement hituated No.
north side. two doors west OF Com
deep, or less The residence contains is rooIB
we'll finished, kitchen, servants quarters, carriage
house and stable, and large cstern The location Is
as healthy as other portion of the city Conditions
at sale. #
That LOT OF LAND No. IA Cumberland street, mea.,
suring 40 feet 95 feet on the
west line 90 1912 feet the east ne 81 Ola feet on
the north line.
Conditions at sale. June
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Valuable Budding Lot and Stand for Sale
by JOHN s. RIIk:S Il S1l.

BY JOHN 8. RIGGS ~ Co.
THIS DAY, tho 7th inst, mt IL o'clock, ut our Rea
Estate and Stock Exchange, corner Broad and East
Bay. will be sold,
<st5SSsas All that VALUABLE BUILDING LOT situated
lsa9EdA ut the southwest corner Of Friend and Queen
iiis Streets measuring and containing in front on
Queen.strect 90 feet, aud Friend-strcet 90
Ieet DO the same dimensions or less Ths is fine
Lot, an would be ca pital stand for c grocery.
Ierms-Onethird cash; balance In ono and two years.
seeured by bond and mortgage. interest payable semi
June
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AUCTION SALES.

DesrdOte B"ading Lot IN Archddle street, at duo
nor, on account Of former purchaser. he haUing
Jdaea 70 conptJ toat terms Of sale.
BY JOHN 8. RIGGS Il CO.
THIS DAY, tho I'm inst, at IL O'clock at our Real
~ Estate and stock Exchange. will be sold
That DESIRABLE LOT OF LAND Oh the east sill, of
Archdaie street nearly opposite West street. with the
standing Brick Walls thereon, measuring and contain.
ing i'll front twcnty feet in dcpth seventy five
feet be the same dimensions moro or less
Conditions-0nc-third cash; balance in one and two
years, secured by bond and mortgage. Purchaser to
pay for papers. Luna z
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THE following are the numbers which drew the prin
cipal prizes In the Havana Kentucky State Lottery
Glass B, May 81, 1866
No 1869. 500. 600: No 1884, $50 600; No. 13O41 S26
0o0 No. 267l6, $40 00o No. 2s599, 5000; No. 1925
S2S5e 4 a
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DELIGHTFUL retreat is the Bathing House off the
Battery, kept by Messrs FRARY & KILRoY where one
enjoy salt bath and glass of Ice cream
spend hour two breathing tho bracing from
the This place is fitted up in style tho 40
commodation Of ladies' and gentlemen, and we would
advise all to pay visit
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ATTENTION 10 called to an advertisement Of II. @.
DuFFus, Charleston practical workman who will un-
dertake to do repairing In brick work. whitewashIng
&C., in proper manner and reasonable terms. We
hope citizens win take into consideration the claims
OF our friend and advertiser
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Houses on Sulipan's Island.
BY SMITH ~ McGILLIVRAY.
No. 81 Broa1-st1 cot.

Two BUILDINGS, requiring some repair, sItuated on
half acre lot on the back beach OF the Island near the
Catholic Church. They can be rendered habjtsbe as
stores dwellings, with o nman outlay, and viii be
sold low II applied for at once June
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Malaria EyerYwI1ere.

Rarely has there been a season as fruitful az his
OF malarous diseases. Not only on the praries and
in the Valleys of the West !; not merely in all the
old haunts Of Fever and Ague and Bilious Remit
tent Fever have these prostrating diseases been un-
usually virulent but they have extended to towns
and cities never before infested with them, and
have assembled the mountains and attacked
thousands of people supposed to have been placed
by the laws OF Nature above their reach Hence
we are cbmpelled to admit that fatal element
pcryaaes the Universal Air this season, and should
at once resort to the only rovcd preventive of
its consequences, f#@
H0STETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
tonic so potent, an ani-septic perfect, an al
teratiye so irresistible, and stimulant so pure.
that it enables the human system to resist and baf-
he all the prcdsposing causes OF disease. With the
confidence that one clothed in incolnbustible gar
mcnts might move among WAXING buildings, the
man who arms himself against malaria with this
powerful defensive medicine may walk a fever
scourged district fearless Of its insalubrious at
mosphere. The internittents and rclHittents at
present so general in all parts OF tic country may
be bat the forerunncrs of a deadlier scourge now
on Its way westward from the far East. Pr CT dr
the system with HOSTETTER'S BITTERS fer
successful battle with the mephitic causes Of all
epidemics Be wise in time. Sold everywhere.
-Sew York Word, Noe G, 1865.
Get. H. 19GG-4t.
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G e N e r. 4 L n L w s:
Severe Storm OF the Coast.

FORTRESS MONROE, October 9.-The
steamer SaEagossa, from Charleston for
New Orleans, arrived this afternoon with
the schooner Mary Mckee in tow. She
reports that she found her Of Hatteras hy-
ing 81 gnals Of distress. The schooner was
from Philadelphia, bound to Mobile, with
a general cargo. She reports that hur-
ricane commenced on the I'd instant, blow
ing with terrific violence, and sweeping
overheard everything on deck. She car
rled away her rudder and jib-boom On
the 9th instant the hurricane moderated.
Att o'clock she signallel the steamer
North Star in latitude 81 degrees 81 min
utes, longitude IS degrees 30 minutes.
She appeared to have suffered from the
gale. Her decks were crowded with pass
engers. She bore down on the Mckee,
and coming too near, became Enmanag ea-
bic; she run into the schooner, damaging
herself badly. She then Stood OF, with
her colors Union Idown, towards large
sailing ship in the distance, and was last
seen about mon
On the 9th instant signalled the steam
er Haze, from New York for Mobile. which
rendered no assistance. She was taken
in tow by the Saragossa yesterday.
A Washington dispatch to the Philadel-
phia Ledger says General Howard has
ordered the rents that have accrued upon
the property of Joseph E. Davis, brother
of Jefferson Davis, to be paid to him from
and since the date Of his pardon papers,
which were issued on the 2Sth Of March
last. but not forwarded to him until early
in September. The value Of these rents is
not far from $40, GOO per annum; SO that,
in effect, Davis receives probably as full,
or nearly as fall, an equivalent as if the
property itself had been fully restored to
him. The question of the restoration Of
this property has been before General How
ard for some time, but he prefers that an
other, and not himself, shall order it's res
titution. [ am told that the property of
Jefferson Davis is also included tx the a.
mount held or claimed by his brother, one
title covering the whole"
A Woman Runs for Congress.
New York, October 11-NIrs. Eliza
beth Cady Stanton presents herself in a
card, published elsewhere. this morning to
the voting population of the Eighteenth
Congressional District as a candidate for
representative IN Congress. She processes
independent principles, with a moral re-
servation in favor Of the Republican party,
provided it advocates negro suffrage, and
asks support on the high ground Of safety
Of the nation aud justice to its citizens.
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The Pennsylvania Legislature

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ~ The Legisla-
ture elected Tuesday stands Senate, 81
Republicans, II Democrats: House, So
Republicans, IS Democrats. The Re
publican majority on joint ballot is 80.
Ratification by Texas of the National
Union Convention.
AUSTIN, TEXAS, October Booth
Houses of the Legislature of Texas have
passed resolutions endorsing the declara-
ton Of principles and action of the Phila-
delphia National Union Convention.
FATAL AFERAY IN FAUouIER We learn
from the Warrenton Sentinel that a diff
Guilty occurred at Oak Hall, Fauquier, last
Monday, between James f. Jones and NJ.
Buckner Bayly, which resulted in the death
Of the former Mr. Jones charged Mr..
Bayly with plotting Yankees to his (Jones')
house during the war. A scuhfie ensued,
and Bayly retreated into his store, but i'm
mediately returned with pistol which be
fired at Jones, the ball entering the neck
Of the latter ranging downward, causing
his death in few hours. Bayly fed and
has not been arrested. Mr.. Jones was a
gentleman Of high social position, and leaves
a wife and nine children.
Fatal ACCIDENT. little negro girl.
whilst playing in Mr.. Benjamin Hoover's
Mill, near this place, on the 9th ult,
was aecidently drawn between the cog
wheels CT the corn-crusher, aud instantly
killed. 1t is supposed the fingers of her
right hand were first caught, as the hand
and arm to the shoulder were crushed, and
the right side badly. torn -Shenandoah
Volley.
Six new stores are in course Of erection
on Main street in charlottesville.
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G Z RCE DIRECT O RY.

REFORMED.-IsEy. G. II. MARTIN will preach
in " psrocX The ist and Sd Sabbath of each
month: 1T fREGDHN' IS Church on the End Sabbath,
and at CALVARY on the 4th Sabbath Of each month.
Rev. Horny st. J. Rinker breaches every first
Sabbath in each month at Trinity at 10 o clock.
A. NJ, and at Fotestrillc at O'clock, P. M.-On
the I'd Sabbath at Pine church. at 10, A. NJ. and at
Mt. Jackson at o'clock, P. a.--0n the Sd Sab
bath at lions Church, at 20 O'Clock, A. NJ, and
at Woodlawn, at O'Clock, P M--On the 4th
Sabbath at ST. Johns, (Cross Roads, at 10 4. M.
REV. ID. q. BEAGoNIER breaches IN EDENBURG on
the LIST, Sd and 4th sabbaths; second sabbath at
UNION FoBGE.
EVAN. LUTIiERAN-BEv. H. WErzEL will
preach on the LIST Sunday OF each month at FRIE-
DENs CHURcH; End at Mr. CALVARY; Sd at ST..
STEPHENS; 4th at lions.
Elder JoHN PmNEY will preach at Walnut
Spring on the first Lords day in every month; at
New Providence on the second; at Zion on the
third and at Strasburg the fourth at 10
O. clock. A. NJ
METHODiST.-REy. JOHN P. HYDE will preach
on Sabbath, March 18th in WooDsrocK, and at
Burners ScHooL HOUSE: Sabbath, March 25th
at hr OLIVE: Sabbath, April, lst in WooDsToCK
and at GREEN HILL; April 9Th at EDENBURG and
UNION FoEGE.
U. B. IN CuRIST.-Rcv James w. Holt will
preach, July %. at Mount Hebron, at 1O o'clock
Locust Grove, - clock: Cross Raods. o'clock;
July Is, at Hepners school-house, at candle light
July 80, Otterbne chapel, 10 O'clock: Hawkins
town, o'clock; Edinhurg, candle light-every
two weeks from above date8at the places named.
BAPTIST, o. Slider p. McInturtf breaches on
the I'd Sunday, and Saturday before, in each
month, at Mill Greek, Page county.
Elder w. G. Lauck breaches on the first Sunday,
and Saturday before, at HUNTSVILLE, and every 4th
Sunday, and Saturday before, at Big Spring.
Elder T. NJ. Perry breaches every Sd Sunday
and Saturday at L,ray.
BAPrIsr.-ElDEK Henry JENNINGS breaches on
the lst Lords day in each moath at ZION; UNION
FoRGE 3nd; MARROW PASSAGE I'd.
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S p ECIAL MOTT G Els.
TO CONSERVATIVES

The advertsr. having been restored to health
few weeis by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several years with a severe
hang affection. and that dread disease. Consump-
ton-s anxious TO make known to his fellow suffer
ers the means of cure.
To all who desire il he will send copy of the
prescription used Gree of chargel, with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
will find SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BBoNcHIrAs, CouGHs, CoLDs, and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object of the adverti-
ser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
YES to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost nothing, and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescriptions, FREE, by re.
turn mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, King Co., New York.
mai I6, 1S66-ly.
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every legitimate means in her power to
prevent SO monstrous an outrage. She
could not appeal to the sword she could
not use physical force. She could only
appeal to the Northern people not to force
this obnoxious measure upon them, when
they, having scarcely any negro popula-
ton. would not be affected by it ALL
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I
Woodstock. Oct. 10. 1866.

To R. NJ. Conn, admir- of Richard Carrier, decd,
complainant, ard Henry Hepner and others de-
PENDANTS.
Henry Hepner, complainant, and Richard Carri-
er's admir- Jacob CARRIER, William G. Thomp-
son. Peter Shelter. and Allen G. Bryant admir-
of Isaac Penny hacker, decd, defendants, and
all others concerned.
W on are hereby notified that have fixed up
\ on the 10th day of November, 1866, to as
certain what four undivided interests in the estate
of John Sheetz, decd, Richard Carrier in his life
time sold to Henry herner; whether said Carrier.
had has subsequently acquired title ito four
shares of said estate so that said Hepncr may OBJ
tain good title thereto. Also to ascertain what,
If any, purchase money is stl due from the defen-
dant, and whether the same is applicable to claims
older and better tl.an those secured by the deed
of tiAst from said Carrier tie Pennybacker, truss
tee, to which said purchase money may be appli-
cabe-pursuant to decree of the circuit court
of Shenandoah county, rendered on the s0th day
OF August 1866, in suit in chancery depending
in the said court, in which you are parties COM
plainants and defendants. At which time and
place you are required TO attend. Given under
my hand, as commissioner of said court the day
and year first aforesaid.
Oct lS-4wS7.50 J. HAAS
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner
yous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the eff
fects OF youthful indiscretion, will for the sake
suffering humanity, send free to all who need it,
the receipt and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured Sufferers wish
ing to profit by the advertiser experience do
SO by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. Is Chambers St. New York
mar;15 1S66-ly
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SHENANDOAH County, SIS:


OCTOBER CorRr, 1866.
ARDERED That the Justices be summoned to
the next term Of the Court to lay County
Levy and transact other business as may como
before them, and that the Clerk at once publish
notice in both the county papers requesting the
creditors of the county to file their claims againt
the county with the CLERK before the NovenbcrA
term OF this court A copy--Teste
Octls j. G. FRAVEL, esd
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STRANGE. RTJT TRUE.

Every young lady ard gentleman in the United
States can hear something very much to their adj
vantage by return mail Gree of Charge, by i'd
dressing the undersigned Those having fears of
being humbugged will oblige by not noticing this
card. All others will please address their obcdi-
ent servant,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
83l Broadway, New York.
Is, IsGG-ly.
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Preaching at FairyieW.

By request, Rev. J. P. Hyde will preach at
Fairview on Sunday the 2lst inst, provided the
arrangement does not conflict with any other ap-
pointment there that day. Services to COM
nence at 91a clock A. NJ.
He will also preach at Columbia Furnace at
haf-past in the afternoon.
SOUTHERN GENERALS: &c.--Those who desire to
procure Card Pictures, for albums, Of Gems. Lee,
Jackson, Beauregard, Johnson, Early, Rosser,
F. H. Lee, Mosby, jeff Davis, Mrs. Davis and a
large lot Of other notable characters, obtain
them at Clnedinst's Photograph Gallery, in Wood
stock, at % cents EACH july 5,
'Dont be Foolish. You can make Six Dollars
from Fifty Cents. Call and examine an invention
free BIZ mail for SOC, that rctais easily for Sc by
R. l.. Wolcott, 10 Chatham Square, New York
je lily.
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plumber to forego this long cherished
scheme. Our fate is that of Constitution
al Liberty, and with our fall will come
anarchy, the fit precursor Of Despotism.
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PrOEPaCSed Meeting.

protracted meeting will commence at Otter
bein Chapel, near Mt. Jackson, on Sunday the
20+h inst. j. w. HOTT.