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Near the town of Galona, Texas, is a

Near the town of Galena, Texas, is a
spring, the waters of which simulate lemons
ade in their taste. Those who drink of it
become immodsrately fond of its favor A
peculiar fact is that it always induces gen.
tie perspirstion, whether in warm or cold
weather. The spring ha, no apparent out
let, or inlet. is soule sixty feet h diameter,
and is covered with white foam resembling
the cream of tarter on wins cnsk Insects,
worms. and small animals are killed if they
approach it too nearly, and no fish are found
in its waters,
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"A vein of coal has been found on the
Uniontown and West Virginia Railroad,
near the State line, over one hundred miles
in length and fifty miles in width, with q
depth of from fifteen to twenty feet. Tbs
coal rs said to be of a superior quality, and
well adapted to locomotive and other purpo.
ses. An adjoining farm, containing rich
vein of siver. has been sold to the Company
for 100000, aad they are preparing tc
work it.
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"A Michigan man told his boy clerk
that he would give him Fifty cents if he would
drive away the bootblacks from in front of
his store. The clerk thereapon poured kero-
sene oil all over the head of one of them,
and set it on fire. He succeeded in his OBJ
ject at any rate. but finds the fifty cents not
sufficient to bail him out of iail..
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TIE extra session of the United States
Senate adjourned last Saturday. The treaty
framed by the Joint High Commission be-
tween this country and Great Britain was
ratified by vote Of 80 yeas to II nays.
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co7gas szt esl3a-The Druggists say cures them all
ssih-1-Ihe relief and cures of il are narYeious.
scoa:h!as-Every sufferer will find relief and cure
.aT7a: 4A1ezss require only few doses.
As,g 1iss3sss-Has cured cases pronounced incurable
tsni4.:y-It renoYates and lnYigOratss the system.
Lav5r c?Fla!.tMost effective regulator this organ
tys7epss-lts healthy action Che stomach cures it
ApPat-sr-It is health giving and appetite restoring
ST;Ssy s5sa:s-ActLon on them is marked and prompt
d C6ssAs VINE oE TAs is rich in the medicinal
qualities of Tar, combined with vegetable inCre
dIents OF undoubted value, which make it unsur
passed, NOT only for the complaints enumerated
but it rapidly feEsea ezh2use4 st.sash ceanses the
stomach, rela1es the Liver and puts them to work.
causes the Icod TO digest, and makes pure blood
ana begets YlFacIty appreciated by both sound and
SICK II you are afflicted in any way, we know if yoo
Wy the sE7!as t3,io P-crs:ss of Or. Crooks Wine
OF lar, you Will add your testimony to its great
!ai9e IN correcting any Ills that flesh is he'll
Druggists everywhere. -
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Democratic State Nominations

We will pay our respects next week to the
candidates on our State ticket. The pressure
on our columns hag caused this delay.
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H0LLTDAYsBURG SEMINARY,
EEOELIDAYSRERG Pa.

A remedy which has been tested
for. 10 years, and proved IN thous
ands of cases, capable Of curing al
Diseases g re Eh:ea. aa3 Lu-Zs; per
forming many remarkable cures
merits a trial from all who are suf
fering from similar affections ano
yalnly seeking relief. VIII yc= Il
pFa!-&.oe r:s7sat ysa fE:z ts:-g cured slsos
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CUBA.
ERict of the Emperor Concerning
Christian Instruction.

SHANGHAI, April -, ria London, April
2G.-Adyiccs from Pckin say the Imperial
Government has made Il demand upon
foreign ambassadors that schools for the
educate Of females shall he abolished !:
that the teaching TO male subjects
of the Empire of all doctrines OPP
posed TO those Of CoutuciuS he for
hidden; that missionaries shall he con-
Sidcrcd Chinese subjects, ard that women
shall not be permitted to have access to the
empire in that capacity. The ambassadors
are also notified that the attendance of wo-
men upon religious service is one of the
occasions of the recent massacre OF foreign
crS, and that though those events cannot
but he deplorcd by the Imperial Govern
mcnt. compensation for their commission
is absolutely refused.
HAVANA, April PA correspondent ut
SunctuS Spirtu says there are now more ln-
surscnt bands in that district than there
We're at the beginning Of the insurrection.
NaImaseda, since his arrival there, bias gone
in pursuit of them, and ordered the eXecu-
ton of all persons aiding and abettnS
them. They are destroying much property.
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Fclegranf,ic Sump,ory

a Grand Odd-Fellows celebration took
place IN Washington yesterday. The "col-
ored clement" was absent,
Inc st. Louis capital movers have con.
cluded to suspend further action until the
d ,eMe census $: gives the West her due prepon-
zen. Spinner. w. w. Corcoran, and JAS,
Washington. '''N III
Another hail-storm has passed over Mon.
roc, La. Some of the cotton-ticlds will have
10 be rcplanted.
The New Orleans City Council has pass
ed, over the Mayors veto, the bill giving
damage funds to the Mexican Gulf Canal
Company.
The second Philadelphia cotton-trade
sale took place yesterday, 1000 bales going
at llh@l5'sc. There was large attend
anre,
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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
Lull i'm the Fighting Louis Blanc Denouncc
the COMMUNICATIVE Municipal
Elections for France, &C., &c.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE SIEGE OF FARIS.
LONDON, April 26.-Advices up to Tues.
dav night say that the cannonadlng around
Paris was light. and mainly directed against
forts D'lssy and Nanvcr.
The weather was misty, and no important
movements were taking place on either
side.
The Government had taken measures to
suppress the Algerian Instruction.
The armstice for the removal of the pco.
ple of Ncuilly was to extend from 8 O'Clock
Tuesday morning until midnight.
Military movements have been suspend
ed, and both bclligerents were busy
strengthening their barricadcS.
CANCELLATION.
MANY pacards, urging cancellation, ap.
pear. The delegation from Lyons appeals
to the Assembly and the Commune to
cease their iratrcidal strife.
The prussians have not evacuated Cha
renton.
Deschamps, the poet, has died at Yer.
saillc>.
PARIS CUT OFF FROM SUPPLIES.
LONDON. April 26.-All the railway sta
ton masters are notified that the blockade
OF Paris commences Immediately, and pro,
visions destined to Paris must be returned
to the shippers.
ITALY.
FLORENCE. April 26.-Thc Italian Minis.
ter of Justice has announced the early i'll
PRODUCTION in Parliament of Il bill for the
separation of Church and State.
POLITICAL MATTERS OF THE REVOLUTION.
VERSAILLES, April 2G.-[ Tribune Special
Louis Blanc publishes Il long letter against
the Communists.
Minister Picard rcprdiates all Govern
mcnt interference in The municipal cleo
tons to be held throughout France Oh the
J0th instant.
Admiral pothnian has decided to di>arm
iitty-tour mCn-ot-war.
THE CASNONAD1NG.
VERSAILLES, April 2G.-I>Sy replies fee.
bly,. and it is thought the Communists will
shortly cvacllate the fort, rs they cannot
repair the breaches. The Government
troops are establishing pontoon bridges ut
purtauX and Neuilly.
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west Hanover -Openfnp
Exercises,

ts'H''Ah TELEGRAM TO THE DrsPATcH.1
"oRpoNsvlLIE, Va, April 26.-The Pres.
hytcry OF West Hanover met at the Pres
ny'crlan Church Of this place Mt 4 o'clock
/. M. Rev. Dir. Atkinson, moderator Of
last year, called the meeting to order and
presided during opening exercises.
There are present ten ministers and ciobt
elders.
Rev. e. ". Lcyblrn was elected modcr-
ator, and Judge Wilkins and f. d. Irving,
Esq. temporary clerks. The opening ser
mon will he preached at o'clock tonight
10y Rev. DR.. Dabney. a full attendance is
expected.
Our people anticipate much pleasure
from the presence and intercourse of our
visitors. will send full reports by mail.
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Liability of Banks to Taxation.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-Commlssl0ner
pleasonton has written Supervisor Pres
hrcv. of Virginia, concerning representa-
tons made by him touching the liability OF
the Union Bank Of Richmond, the Rich
mond Banking and Insurance Company,
and the State Bank of Virginia, to taxa
ton, which heretofore has not been en-
forced, on deposits and capital, as well as
the IMPOSITION OF penalties for omission to
render proper returns. In. the several
eases presented, the Commissioner sub:
stuntiilly instructs that all taxes. due shall
ne maid. while, concerning an imposition
of penalties, investigation will be made BY
the proper authorities to determine the IN:
tention in the different cases before action
i- tut
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\ RAILROAD WAR IN Illinois, Chicago,
April 2J.-Thc war at Peoria, Illinois. br.
tween the Chicago. Rock Island. and Paci.
III and The Peoria and Rock Island rail
roads was very exciting last evening. Both
parties disputed the others right to run
trains on Il certain track, and the Peoria
and Rock Island Company determined at
about / O'Clock 10 force Il passage. with Il
train coupled to five engines. The Chicago,
Rock Island, aud Pacific opposed the pas
| sage with three engines hitcned together,
and both parties huttcd against one another
| for more than an hour, the Mayor refusing
| to Interfere, when finally the Peoria and
Rock Island cleared the track and shot its
train ahead. To-day both roads have been
enjoined each 10y the other.
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Domestic Markets -GBY TELEGRApu.1

NEW YORK, April 7s.-Cotton easier; sales.
~ bales at lStc. Flour: Southern dull and de-
CHUNG; common to fair extra, a6.606DS7l0: good
To cholce, s7l5@S9. Wheat lGi2c. lower winter
req ana amber western. Sl.53GSl.5 Corn closed
heavy and lower at H6D7B5c. Pork frmer at SlI6D
nt,:ao: BeGf quiet. Lard-kcttle. 1lsc. Whiskcy
92t0g93c. Turpentine quiet. Rosn heavy. Tai
10" hrmer. Freights unsettled.
BALTIMORE, April 28.-vi-ginta as old. "a
bid: SCI asked '66's, - bid 'e7's, esl asked.
Flour slightly favors buyers: Howard street
superine. $3.50 ,6l2l extra, Se.5O6E.25 fami-
~, S7..5M,a; CITY Mllls-Superfne S.. 75GDxT.a5 ::
extra. *7@Ss.25; family, 4s5O6ISl1; western
Snperiinc, 45.I5@S8.l2s; extra, S5.37.6SI25 =:
family S7.25MSS.50. Wheat steady and Arm !,
urine TO choice red $l.eOmso; fair to good 81 60
oslo: common, Sl.35M 81. so others unchanged
Corn active and firmsr; while and yellow south.
c~n, 7G6Tc. Oats firm. at 87GO6sc. Rye po605c.
Bacon quiet: shoulders, &c.. rio sides. lOc: clear
rib, l03c: hams, Ice. Pork. $40 30. Lard weak at
l2c. Hhiskey scarce at o2s@93c.
CINCISSATI. April 26.-Flour dull and droon
ing family, S6250S6.4o. Corn advancing Mt SIC
Provisions unsettled and quotations difficult
Mess Pork, sl7.50. Lard, lie. Bacon-Should
crs. &C.; sides. g0a3c.-all asked; sales of clear
sides were made At 91c. Whiskey dropping at ssc
NEW ORLEANS. April os.-Sugar steady. with a
fair demand ; common, 7tMl7ac.; prime, 0sllOtc.
choice. l0sMloic. Bio asses IN good demand ant
tom. a assoc. New York sight, premium. Gold
Ill.
LOUISVILLE. April 90 Tobacco Sales IL
l,hds.; Tugs, s5@s575; low to medium leaf, SEQ
fi2
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The dwelling OF 3. {. Foster, at Con
ncaut, Ohio. was destroyed by lire lucS'
day. and one of his children, Slrl loul
wears of age, was burned to death, ana an;
other, Il boy of twelve. was so badly burned
that he died i'll a few hours.
Almond trees flourish in California, ano
one near Santa Barbara yielded $40 worth
of nuts last year. This spring farmer mas
set out 81, 900 trees. The olive crop Will DC
lar"e this season.
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MR.. C0RCORAN
is sud 10 be ont of danger.

SUDDEN DEATH OF A JEWISH RABBI
Monday. about | o. clock, our Jewish pop
ii:Iion were startled at the announcement
that their beloved rabhi, Rev. y. Opprn-
hcimcr. had inst fallen dead. Upon in
curry VIC learn that at little before |
O'Clock L. NJ, Mr.. Oppcnhcimcr. having
Just finished his dinner. WAS standing in
hl> room. IN the act of lighting his pipe
with il match preparatory to taking Il
smoke. when. without evincing any sign Of
illness or arrangement Of the system, he
~uddcly fell 10 The floor Il liclc>s corpse.
without Il struggle or conyulsion. simply
"lyIn" one or TWO feeble "aSps. when all
HH~ over. DR.. Cila>. II. orr was immc-
dilicly sent for, who. upon examination
81 the body. pronounced that death had
resulted from heart disease. The sudden
demise Of their i%hly-c>tccmcd pastor
causes deep regret among his church-pro-
ulc, and the entire community feel SYM
pa;h} for the suddenly hcrcaved widow.
Mr.. tppcnhclmcr came 10 this country
from Germany some years since, and was 4
resident Of Norfolk, Va, previous TO his
coming TO Cumberland about two a halt
years ago Cumb"rl0ad Ddiiy Netr$.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Now York stock and Money srarke,s

NEW YORK, April 2e.- Southern securities dull
Win very little change. A noticeable event In the
market to-day WAS the sale OF Government bonds
par for goldthe first 1. stance since their Issue
money worked with ease throughput the day, and
90 the afternoon the rates on call were 4@s per
cent on Government, and COS per cent. on other
eo'a'erais Prime business paper was In demand
.. sa0os per cent, Gold opened at 1loI, sold up to
.,0a ana Then down Ia and closed at 1lckG0lloi.
,.'e'nments-'sls, lle.: 'o2's, lIsl; 'ers, ll3i !;
'o's. ll3; new, ss; 'e7's 1924 ,ts,s ,,o, n ao's
ioH' Sterling firm. State securities unchanged
virginia e's, 20; new, 70. Alabama as. loos: s,a
w. Inc specie export to-day was 85uo oco
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lRAaIlROADg.


RICHHoSD, VA, Aprl 10. Is7f. I
1.-THE SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN
a., WIN commence running on SUNDAY, The 90
oros.e enc continue sgery guodsy g1 Ssse. :,
A. \. Returning, leave Petersburg ard Rich
a Il stss r ss ,G ss"e S e ays
:. = b y k ssss re.e. Agent.
u edmond AND DANVILLE RAIL.
~ fROAD.CHAnGE OF sCHEDULE.-On
and after MARCH 10th 1871. aa7TT7,'--- I =,
Train No. 1 Through r sssenser) leaves Rich
mond daily Except Sundays) at 4 A. H.: lexves
Dapy!s at il:oa 4. n; arrives at Greensboro st
Train Mo. Iynchburg Passenger Ieaves Rich.
mend daily at s:lsA. H.; arrives It Lynchbzrg at
so sa1 F. and .ss
d,iiyst 1o:s2 M; arrives A. Greensboro daily
: GOING EAST:
, Train No: Through Mall and Express, iexyes
Greensboro daily at 3 A. NJ; leaves Danville
daily At go A. MI arrives at Richmond daily a.
Train No. Through Psssenger) leaves Greens.
0oro' daily Except Snndays) ut II os A. NJ feases
panyiile at l27 T. NJ; arrives at Richmond a. s;is
: Train No; Gynchburg Passeager) leayes
LynchburS daily at 500 A. "; leaves Burkeyille
a. r. NJ; arrives at Richmond at p. n.
- Trans Nos. and connect At Greensboro With
South,
Train No. connects at Burkeville with Train
on Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio Rsiifoad for
rMRGUGs TfckETs Se TO ali points South and
Ss9abtnMess can be procured At the ticket Office In
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
sDoSe OF this oHN x Print as
apl5 General Freight and Ticket gent,
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Ncwspaper SaIe-Fire.

CINCINNATI, April 26.-The daily and
weekly Times bias been sold by the eXecu,
tors for $l3S, 900, though it was appraised
at 5000, 900. The Chronicle company pur,,,
chased it, and the Times and ChroWcle VIII
hereafter be published united.
The Democratic PROGRESS Office, at Mad
ison. Ind, with the Masonic Hall, was
burned Yesterday.
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The Weather Report,

WASHINGTON, April 2G.-Probab,ktics II
is probable that storm of some severity
will be experienced from Lake Michigan to
Lake Ontario. and threatening and rainy
weather from the lakes to the Atlantic
coast.
=. The reports for twenty-four hours show
that falling barometer has extended from
Like Erie to Virginia and to the south.
fallen in Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
The barometer is now stationarv nm iLn
immediate Atlantic coast.
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The MISSISSIPPI Crevasses.

New ORLEANS, April 25.-Nothing Off
cal has been heard from the Bonnet Carrie
crcva>sc up to 8 Z. M. Gov. Yarmouth,
Mayor Flanders. and others, went up there
on a steamer this evening. The people at
Kennersvillc have built Il levee around that
town to protect it from the waters. The
news from the McDonough crevasse is that
it can he closed. The crevasse at Point
Marion is about $50 feet wide and feet
deep. There is no water from Bonnet
Currc nearer than thirteen miles to this
city. The river in front of this city is Sin
teen inches lower than it was in 1862.
New ORLEANS, April 26.-At kenners-
vile and immediately in the rear the water
is pouring in, while 1t Is falling III front.
The draining machines on the plantations
in that vicinity are unserviccable, being
choked up with the weight of the water.
Nothing has been heard from the Bonnet
Carrie and other crevasscs this morning.
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naystu Georgia, &c.

AUGUSTA, GA, April 26.-The ceremony
OF decorating the Confederate graves with
flowers took place to-day, under the aus
pices of the Ladies' Memorial Association,
The scene was beautiful and impressive.
The fifty-lourth anniversary of the 1nde-
pendent order of Odd-FelloWs was celc-
DRAFTED by the Lodges Of this city to-day.
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Ehe National Medical Association
The Laura Fair Case.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.-The medical
society here ia making extensive prepare
tions for the reception Of the eastern dele
cations to the Medical Association. The
Sacramento society has subscribed 81, 600
toward the reception.
In the Laura Fair trial Judge Dwinell
charged the jury to-day.
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FROM WARRINGTON.
THE Sl.W LOAN.

THE Sl.W LOAN.
WASHINGTON. April 25.-There is a very
material decrease in he subscriptions to The
tive per cent. rctunding loan. There were
but forty thousand d"llarS received to-day.
II is intimatrd that The subscriptions Will
lie more general when the new bonds are
ready tor issue, but this is somewhat doubt
tul. ;S all the agencies through which the
Treasury Department has exercised its OIL
cial influence have apparently wcll-niGh en-
hauStcd their efforts. The new national
banks have submitted their subscriptions,
while the old ones do not seem 10 be in any
haste 10 exchange their old bonds for the
new ones. The Subscriptions. in fact. have
been mostly confined to the exchange Of
bonds. the cash subscriptions being hut 4
small proportion of the total amount.
| Thus tar not Il dollar has been subscribed
II Europe. and adviccS from there Indicate
that capitalists are selling their tvc-twen-
ties and investing in tir>t-claSs American
railroad nr>t mortgage six per cent. bonds.
The Secretary has been urged to make large
| sales Of GOLD run down its premium then
commence 10 redeem some of the tive-twen-
ties i'll coin. and thus create market for
he new FIVE per cent. bonds. Mr.. Bout
We'll, however, does not seem to think that
he has geld enough on hand to try the cN-
pertinent. AZ il is, he has to sell gold lib
orally u keep up his currency balance.
which has lattcrly been under the average
amount he has kept on hand-Zetd, in Bal
tEnor. Sun.
THE NEW COMET.
The new comet recently discovered has
been observed ut the Naval Observatory
" a>hingtou. since the 10th instant. and is
believed 10 hc one Of the small telescope
comets - frequently noticed. In the
course u! Il day or two it is expected the
astronomers will he able to make out its
orbit and how near ii will approach the
earth. Il is now in the northwest, and
sinks :" low ~ not TO be observable after
- OF clock =. u.
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See remarks made by Benjamin Travers, +. X
&. S., &C. Speaking Of those diseases, and dis
eases arising from the excess of mercury, hi
states that no remedy Is equal to the Extract Of
Sarsaparilla Its power is extraordinary, more SC
than any other drug am acquainted with. 1t is
In the strctest sense, tonic with this invaluable
attribute, that It is applicable to state of the
system SO sunken and yet so irritable as render,
other substances Of the tonic class unavailable O,
injurious.
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Ratlread PoIicemen-Thc Eng1fsf,

BosroN, April 28.-The Legislature has
passed bin authorizing railroad employees
to act as police officers, but the railroad
companies are liable whenever such officers
exceed their lawful prerogativcs.
The: English members of the High Com.
mission decline an invitation to Boston on
account of want of time.
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4 NOTE FROM DuLUTH.-A Duluth letter.
writer says that eX-CongrcssInan Knots
negative puttatoly" speech has indirectly
sent more people to that place than any
other medium used as Il means to sccWlc
emigration, and should he depart tins lie
within 4 hundred years, Duluth would re-
cornlZe il duty, as well as pleasure, to
erect Il monument to his memory.
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lSECOSD DISPATCH. |

New ORLEANS, April 26.-It is officially
stated that the Bonnet Care crevasse was
l 200 feet wide at Z. Nj. to-day. Volumes
of water are pouring through the break at
the 12-mle post, on the Jackson railroad,
and running six inches over the track.
Walkelrs swamp is completely submerged:
The water is coming into the fields around
kennersville, and the swamps back OF this
city are commencing to till up from the wa
ter backing in from the lake. Nothing has
been received from the other crevasses.
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Mr.. W. Is. ALLEGRO has disposed Of his
haIt-intcrc>t in the papcr-milis ut the Falls
of Ncu>c to Mr.. VIM. +. ASkcw. his for
mcr partner, who intends Immediately to
replace he portion Of the mills burnt by
an inccndiary some few weeks since, and
put the machinery in immediate operation
for the manufacture Of paper. Mr.. Ale
ere has ceased i'll connection with the
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