Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 115, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 September 1854 — Page 2
r A TT V 1 n TT M A T ,r- Hill was emphatic, strong and argu- Ttf k l'rnHMMCi unorfrrm ihnininn.Ni. in TitiMM di nnitmv IJAILj X ,i)U lv i i- Lv. . f Uili;ir. rari.tiili-r- KaturiiiK Ir- Tl.. w i in .1 Ut'lUbhU L LLC JOY "dilative, vet entirely respectlul to those 1 rn safari tap '- I lie Nebr.isk-i Democrats take r xcce : 1 ri . pect or t Ik 1 rn ta Ut lal in- Ba 1 1 r o; I . . . . ,,. . y, v.N, B.t.: e annlvul,-t. ... n,m A. II. SANDERS, EDITOR. occupying a different position. It is our own ; i tnicier and r.,,11 i-BMten reat PIt?are in railing their Opponent soaNTLIX. jr.. Maca.dH.u tor Uh.cTh la aar rr . - opinion that the temperance organization Monry .niirr. ; Abolitionists. It answer in the place of ar- SS.,1, r i wy Moaaisnij . terms OP sVT.st Rtrno.v can work fur mor-- eÄfcctua !v, t inflAem-c V. , .v i trora Mr. Wil- gument with them, a 11 J at the same time L H. Sssi.er. .-8n: 1 aadriant aaaii Oaliv JOMrrifcl. tyr year SJ ... iuiim hi..' f . , ..4i.Lt.. . th. . i,.i...
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11 political in. ittcr-, hi I heir or. hall than lv 1 ir 1 'r ' ntr dated .New 1 ork, ?ept. 4. seems to serve the purpose of a safetv-valve -r RBaaBTtive r Vanüctwuh oa.i,. in th ladia rarwardia t Pcia.- a 1 v'tr.h.i..iu 4 I " .... .. ru- . ' r '. 0ral .A:nl . Reepen:.. 11 v. EaUaaad witl Hn ha tnii atf
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Iii nti- i, i.inu. mmam B4TaaT ence. Notwithstanding the very short notice, the After Mr. Hill sat down Mr. Illy the
railroad in the United Stateä among the lately visited this benighted region to preach HR. A. If. aAaam was, Eastern capitalists. They have noticed its the extension of slavery, &c. The follow- laupS I . a . . . . . " L-il'lat'irv. lata But A K"w-N :
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Market House was crowded last Thursday called up. He made a few eloquent remarks, superior location and its numerous connec-, ing letter was written him some years aoo toM; l wth t., tHen i t'.u I aVSi?ÄiU VlJ5S evening, to hear a speech from the Rev. Mr. an j proposed that the thanks of the meeting j lion, which they say cotnbime greater ad- when he was a candidate for Congress, we lfK5?&Äf MV Masters .f Irii. t..ti niwt it her ctp Ii t le- . v. ... 1 1 aa-iki . . if t ill iaalf ifc ..... i u..:i. u:. 1.1:..... ,l auj;l,-to :i . 1; aTüj.
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ponding to the invitation to address thecili- sent him, and fur his masterly and able ?ru R lilroad men have been here scouiMn" To Graham N. Fitch-
zens of Evansville on the great question speech. The motion manim. the markets lor weeks for thP norm,-., ..t Wrt Ist. W ill you it elected, vote for the
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now agitating the country. He spoke for ous vote.
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tions connected with it. Throughout, his savimr aaaartkl
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speech was a most able and masterly elTurt. the hour, an d nronosed that the meetimr ad- I all the moi.pv w ivmn f.,r ....r ro.l ln,,,r wt" Zm 1 rory OI vaiiron
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convincing, irrefragible in its position?, n nd jo :rn with three cheers for the cause which
at the same time respect. ui and. respectable had brought them there that evening. They
in all its allusions, charges and defences. It was a mirked and happy contrast to the abusive and villifying speeches of those men imported into this district from abroad, to
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present the opposite side of the quest on to this community. There was nothing in the language of this speech to which the speaker's most bitter opponents could have objected, on the rcore of vulgtrity, blackguardism or reckle.-sness. He wis respectful In nil lllMltrrli nt ll. ...... Ii Iii mmm
, J ment of ibis important boring experiment, Mr. McMasters discussed the question on I i , , . ,, , , . , 1 iand have several Lines since alluded to its Its broadest grounds, and proved his positions pr()i;re88. 3Ir. Kerstemau was fully sati.tied as he progressed, till he had erected a struc- L i i , . . a, . lr()ni t,vi'ry geological sign end (!. v. :opti,ent, ture, at which Nebraska speakers might harr.-I aud frnm examination especially of the mer away till doom's day without so much aa leil and dip of tj, Nt,v bur,(l marring. It were useless to attempt "ivinu i,'.:ii .... i . f a I hvansville mul lav on an immense Led ol even an abstract i f his remarks, as he dis-Lrt,i at.:.ai ki it . j ' I coal, ftatished of this, he located on n spot
uu w.e Muc0t,o ,., an its ueia.is.anu ju,t beuvl. Uie citv ,na,,e purciase8 of la(ld
wruugni in a great ueai oi üocuinentary evi lence to sustain his positions. Itut we wi-h
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nncing one cent in the sale of our bonds. perty ; --ur-
were given loudly, strongly and all together, j (Although oirered eighty cents, would not --e answer the above questions yes or säZX
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Grove Pomeruy. ., ... , : ' w... . OHI1KU OF "K.tOH AOTUI1VG8." With pleasure I SlUMVer "ties'" to lhe Is the i r.ent iiate ofeicilcmtut reipccting t!ie abore Or-
GrAHABI F. FlTCH." ar, araij iurileutm auy av roaatata with Skssa, iicoa-
. i i Uled intie 4ii. tttid 0 Bio: e t t luii ilia rc"l iti lateHere is some- ly i ,u l hiMK ln tffrtt ,IU, w. n. wriuiit ai mil taking th belt kind of Uiguvrreulypci. t Ins Koutu.
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and the meeting adjourned in the very best i accept.) Nor have we in tde a pledge of any , feeling. May we have a "few more of the of our bonds or any other Railroad securiiies
same sort' here before the election.
as collaterals to raise money. But we arc at abuVe questions
this time free as air in the best of credit. M So much for Dr. Fitch. All this is excellent news for those inter- tiinff form John i'ettit:
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Oitcevrry of Coal in Evuiuvlllr A .cv Baak With great pleasure we inform our readers of the entire success of Mr. k'erstcrnaif .- i periment in boring lot coal in this t ity. We
noticed several months ago the commence-1 sum"
nave sought to injure the enterprise at home
and its prospects and credit abroad, now an
ested in tho building of this great railroad. "I am devoted to rvv7 and fro tabor. "r,,,:r M
Lt tliose w ho hive daaibtad its aUinate and no vote of mine shall ever knowingly be H. V. L. AU.V.M l.iVliil U Vl.sAM MttVlttl . . - D . . . .
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letion, and who by their croakingu, and lu pollute Hit one or oppr, ss the nth-r icitk IS w it at d aahwrtriaiU w.U b i mi ra.ii inilLmini in;rnr..i.ui; .... Slavery. That Congress has ttie power iu Oie wh.. ar jrt a iarka . of In eifii ue cus.s inangnanl un.-rcpreseulal ions, . . " . . . r , a'tiutr.i na4r. ra ,n U aaawra
P",l,u c iiiuwjiiiiiiuil Ol BlUVtrj IIIIO OUT .ale. Ii I a tor- l I nu, i v -uta . the Llvr. JTOUr tl-'je t. rritories where it does not exist, must be f ,tr-v "" '," t',lr 1 of ihil '.U!tl , ' I LralrS cuiufooad. It il mi nianile-ta iun ofrfrmiaBi to b-re clear to every one who has investigated the I aairor th mta ieoar ih mjaaV ar rtnna: SiI .... ...l .... .. li. I . J . . . ii.i....
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(' Ii. K r. AI 14. .f M M. JOlfo anglO-tr Attli Oa Work.. MOI1 VIR 1. 1 TUKx -tSuU laai aaaalit r 0 pi cr-tl Scrg; ...r . . t in. i ilaa iaa.aaa MB audfo Bat I v J A M I s LOW a r . igt) 4IS Van t . EoaL ilU Ky. f ' IHM K M- It. K Vl!...-'- h..le nhali U. for m b. E. I.ILUKKI t ... aiiK-- Sj uuutr tri i t. Cll H Ii i:S.-2u dox la.ti 'it yonB( Cbickn. in. rca at a..i CoOalS. g 3 VI. Cl.tli. f. Tu tl,. Nait. Comb anJ Sh.. Rru. for El aa'.cby A. e IM .m IKE. FOIt Pt.ti rpWKXTV-KI I BT I kam ,.l i: ... ill Iunr.BO- Cai any i. Siwak. Apl U V.. I. l .v.i.. I a-lmr.
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"ww, re nope inci kiiuj- uu is capauie ot reagonnig. 1 r.x- th., viU tj4rcairij vbi.r.( h,. u. u k.,ttan to fail in rnin: tiini of th- In.nuiti vttl iia a TmaHaf.
lew hut lealotff individuals who have honor- i W Jrm a letter written by Jahn PtUU in V ..,.;;a WZÜ ZlT ir
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every ma.i in the district could have heard that speech. It was unnnsweralle in its ar gumcnu, and pirtionsof it beautiful in patriotic eloquence. That it gave saitsfacion to the great crowd assembled, we need not ay. At its conclusion, the wonder ceased that this speaker had so effectually defeated John L. Robinson and Col. May in publie discossion. During Mr. McMaster's remarks he declared himself a Democrat, but that like hunndreds of other Democrats in this district, he had refused to endtrse the administration on this question yet was none the Jess a Democrat on that accutint. He spoke with proper severity of the course of the rawrcpre eentative of this district in Congress. He did not wonder that the powers at Washinc ton were so desirous o'having Mr. Miller returned to Congre-. He had thow n hinelf SO servile a tool of the powers that be, eo ready to anticipate their wHies, so desirous, right or wrong, of being always at the feet of the udminblratioo, ard withal was so warmly attached to the interests of the South, which tbe aduainistrationVo delightec to subserve, that it was no wonder they desired him back again. He was opposed In -Mr. Miller for his votes in Congress, which were entire a misrepresentation of the feelings of his constituents. He voted for the Nebraska bill, but on that question the speaker said he had dwelt long enough. He had voted forgiving ten millions for territory not worth half a million. He had voted for MrOlds bill to increase very largely the present rates of postage, yet which bill did not interfere at all with the present franking privilege, by which members of Congreos were permitted to load down mails with election-
in that vicinity, and Commenced boring for coal. He also obtained the right from the city of Evaneville to run a tunnel with railroad track uadW any streets of lhe city, at the depth of LrJÜ feet bei w the surlare, promising to thus deliver coal in the heart ol the city, at the same price it was sold at the principal shaft. All his preliminary arrangements made, Mr. K. prosecuted his work lively, and last week had the pleasure of penetrating a large vein or stratum of coal, the real extent of which he has not informed u, more I ban to assure us it is entirely satisfactory to binelf. He will commence sinking a shall near the late Dr. McDowell's residence in a few days. Ity probably the first of Dert-m ber, he will reach the coal. In two or three years he contemplates digging oinl delivering coal rig-ht iu the heart of the city at the rate of 20 OUJ baaholal a day if desired! Wc have regarded us an era in the btstorjp of tlvausville, the day when Mr. Kt-i strman't; experiment iu search of coal should, prove successful. With all the elements close al ham!, we only required good coal at our door-", to give us greater advantage than any other city on the river for becoming as celebrated for manufacturing as lor commercial advantages. Eureka! It is found! Coal abounds .".round us that we knew l efore but coal in vast beds is lying under our feet awaiting but the touch of the hand of mutt to be ready for all his purpose. We needed but the surity of this to mark a new era in our history. Mr. K. has given us this surity, and in a few months we shall begin to realize that his discovery may be worth more to us than both our railroads. We shall have more to say on this subject.
edthis g real and magnificent en terprise M itli their enmity., now leel that further op p -lion is useless. The indefatigable exertions of M l'ssts. Smith and C irpt'iiter have accomplished the work. This great enterprise
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win ue pus' euon npirtiy toils ultimate corn-' should be relieved from the responsibility ol
pletion. Those tit its h ;ad look not back,
1848.
infract irom the contract between ilmot "' i" i:,; 1 "iutri.u matter in uwiiej ,o Am.meuc I multi I city ul Mediciut. i.uwr.i.rd f.r tb cur Lie.-r and W. J. Brown: I CbbbIbiw. m ktaoM ir..i ucii ir.r..Mni oobSScbcb m
; tu niiu'is .) On mUh, ii Dr A I. Adatn l.lver Italian I
i am a ivpre-entaiive Irom a Iree State mn m etin...ne i i. o.r tact ta.it tu cumtne p.iwer an , . , , laa ipee.ltly developed mat an iutelli.ei t individual canuot an.i luve always been opposed to laverv, "Odpjr. .i i .:- lUaaaUy. and believe that the Federal Gn verum..,".. rVl 'c-rta a if vu will ji.ilictoady
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EM will they filter until the whistle of the locomotive shall arouee. from th ir taiaiergv every skeptical "old fogy" on the line, and bring them to a COnsOKMSnMal that thev
w re not born for tuch an ac of enterpri.-c and imprnvement.
The greater credit is due Messrs. Smith and Carpenter for their achievements in this enterprise, that they have successfully encountered obstacles both at home and abroad, of the most serious and di.-couraing nature. The general UribfeRej iu the money m.ir-
alavarj w here they have the constitutional I power to aboli-h it! f IV. J. Broten.
a- sc. Dr. A.
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ULOBIOCa SIMM Kit. WlTIt th tin-, mttr '. r i ! - ittimi-r. the rank
As lhe Statt1 Journal :iIi-j ivhcrp n mnn n StatiB ol .In 1 l.m.l S I aa in th SWp valUya nine öiiiu. j.iiirnai asm, um re amon? tlir)ir. , . r . w , .., M , . , ,., wi ti(.r ,n,, ilr .,u, the supporters of ihc I'.-onle's ticket can lutm"f " uk "i c-r. .:.u,.e ...fjvi.. plant r r"" i-ni-i, .II (tire t.n 11 .xioua fWi and Ii 1...11..1 v.i.n. that, if inhaled.
I'Mnnei 1.1I-. .iaiiinl.ee. IVr itif ni ntK ..I tl.e stnmarti and KoBeln. I'liirrh r r Jiei ten'. Af e lud Kevr. Itilhou r . Ti phiM I cer. I n'er MatM rlr utrnunno. and la.lii-i nn.i 1 .. 1 .h'Mila uiak. free u.a ol l.B. IIhcck's Isuivs VkuktaMJC I'm. Air. It 1 11 iif v. tteaaai, itka .cU. piirOi tin 1 li.fid. au.l re,-., ro li.;altli . öt Am ciuh uient IB auutli. r ! -umii of ihi. ;iaper. tS
yotl tind men who have yone farther in lavor
of Abolitionism thaaj has the above named gentleman.' We dare you to show us the man.
CtU) and VV-l,trr Wlug. The si inderers of Messrs. Clay and Wei; ster while they were living, now appeal to
unt.eai:!.i -: of ti org n iM-ur aT(taB i aatnrat-u itli 11 EN J A MIS t . Dl UEEY. 11. 1). Em.tit.i lrufuaar or
kilia matt r. r ure traui.e4 ith l)ipe.!iia. Serutula. an ex- Anat mv and Suntory.
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j.in.11 11. run. ji, l., 1 luititor 01 tue rrinnpiea an. I Cra-ti. e f S..- tv MK.K M. Ill LITT M I . l'r..rei..rol rhviitilnaA an4 l; II.I J. HUi.t.KI KlO'ir . M. I).. I'rulew.r 01 ilät. na M in. a aim Ol'im-.l urr-ry . Ill S iV . o ..:( . 1 i 1'. V. I).. I'rnfe'a-.r of Ba.my. JOAKI'.I 1; N'oUi'i OOO. VI. I).. I'lulcw.r i.l CTituiittrv. JoilV il.UÜIN at. 1 . I'r ..e.i r of OUutrin.ud Oi.al VI utueu and Children. L. M. LAWSOV. 11 l . I'n fe..rtf Tbeorj and l'ractiaa of Vedi."ar ( liu al Medicine. 1AVII. CI MMINS. at. I. UeinoBitratorof Anatomy. Clikical I v. turcj at the I.oniit 1.1 Maiiue llotpital twica a week . A ..nr. of I'lvlim n.ry !. tren at the Sebn'.I and th" lloaP't'l anritt tlie in .nil. Oct .1 rr 'r e o charge Maarräni tor KttI Tri An' aiv a uud.nl. The diaaectin r - in. Mill I anarttgpal ..n the lat 1 f Oct.. be r. T.r f. tur th. ..ill cur' .0 I -iure amount to cS; V.trionlai.. it tt - t.. paid ouce viil ; j I'.-a-iiii. I -k t tlo. Or.i .1 .ti iu 1 .-j; J. BRECEIVRHhUK. a . ."-...i.-iiuvi Oeau ul the I 1 .Ity.
NEW AI) j;iiTiSi:.MK.NTS. u. 1. i:;i;ir.ro a en..
aRROPRIKTi Bal Hie en-' . nt (iiy kvamlry in Krmville. b..itil II kl.it ..I Mi. tu.. r .In at., le. fBslltjr anJ
tlflKlidat. FifM BBBoa piiue Cliee.e. (we'd and Ur aal i.i-io thu Uiai ket rate, ly ao4 3 U at. la il.EV. fKM VI i; HiMtl.. rjirtlt Slatrlnl l I'r .1 i.li-ni. 11 of. B t' elr Sefi... I on ho L ''ii n.iai in .itp.caai.tr it. A iiwi ui-e a. InW f-tf, BMgS -IbS,
tlne wfioni ihi-v rail ' CI .v ami VV..I....r rr:.i"l '') u.di. m no cujr 1 m-
j - ..t.". M oiake Eire and Stiaro Eut'it a 11 aawaufl rir.t Jlill
V lugs" to aid llicm in their etfurts to extend : , ' Ir".' WbUi c"" H?"r 1 r r-li it FMM Killing ..f 1 r ..u p.ti 1 MM "th uf .11
many enterprises of unquestioned naerjt have
tlie fiiactiiieii t , .Mr. (Jlay eaid:
been abandoned in ilesaair, und-r less di- "Ves, sir, the Missouri comoromUe tat
, 1 . . 'lit ni .i.r- 1.1. 1 11.1 TO'e lire ji 111 a. wv is cour.ror .cirenm-unce- than this M Sfaia 9imll"n nnd ?'.' " " ';. X yX " ' Hroad has succeeded, under the mam ..eat ' ' J 'T' 1,1 "''. I f a.ikfa araimaJ ..mm e.V.. .5 ... ' amZnT - , i.uti im, BjBiaSt7itjai. I olktrevml tckirJk has meetrreJ dir in a lf r .ie. ... ...,....., t., PIA() I ORTh. of SmiU, and Carpenter, we (eel great cau-e W pubiic liet evr.r fOX mc'l Utl 'nUt EW Mf mIaL KVUVIIC H. T VI Olli , tu congratulate the friends nt the Straight loundrd and universal 'satiation an ,k Ule- LV 11 th" JZ!i
i ..j i Bttoad on givu to re-
p the li'rbe.t i-riee Ser .p Iron. ?1rw and t'.ippvr.
Bai BM of Caual aud Ingla itreeU).
ket, and the difTiciillv in obta nini' in.nev slavery. Tliat our readers m iv be ten. in, I.-, I " r..Lhi and .i.t iro . ttmir. rk mdei.i erar
i oiiug in our liuc ol MaiSMM. I r in....... ' -. r . . ... I r . I . . . i. . . ... . . . 1
npou i.iuio.iu nr-nn nies m uic present time, , oi tne opinions eutertainea by Neasr. CI ly k u;
t,he advance in labor nnd materinl, to any no- ! and Weimer on this subject, we extract the tiling ol the local disaffection, were sufnn- following Irom their speeches In reierr ng to ent causes in themselves to have daunted j IK, insurer the en ac linen t of tii" Missouri all! liisco'iraed the stoutest hearts. While ! Compromise Act was received at the t me of
'.U'lr oa llu Canal
at "ii
sj; .i!tii.
u i
pr iv Ti: n vnniMJ. WWTts. HU. M. .I.KV, li.vmg taken a huOe on The.n it ill nrtt, hpKjit- tiit K ri . ii prcparal ii i ii it I)., IWarJ ist aaaav nasS at SS lim itt BJ BasSVSn H. Ü. FAKI.'KIJ.'s
CETuEBlATuD AHADIAN LINIMENT.
lanilr Mnt:ird. vamatcd iur;
I dm le-h L.ii i'cis; 1 Sal PMtaasQ ".' ,arj lre.li I'muK. recie at .. .- UOOK S Fasafly Oitaatyi Ktit.MI LRKIIVM tl""K -l'ca 1-5 Furnitur. Iam- . a ; j LMl. 1 I urmluiii I '.u. w K . reeei Ved nn I fr .al by I A MI.5 l.im A Oil . aaJ 4IS Mam t., Lodietill. Ky. 'I'lHKI'V BED rill.VT..- IW plaid Ted Ck lata I
pr.
i.nii i.u tlhäBia. "ti hand, mi i.r eav I y
JAilEa Lo K CO.. MS Main at.. l.oai.Tilie. ky.
f !li: MII.I.H
'I'lHKI A.
ytlt ll K I" VIIMKIUa. n,,k.,a. luit-t Improved Cidrr F-1 .tdü, l r .ii- i.i tig i T. . KA.Vr tt to. s.
S 'ITV Mll.l I I. Ill It f..r rale at the Mill t. M
OCT Our friend Mr. Thos. M. Archcr.dc-
ering documents, and the abuse of which aires us In return his thanks to Capt. Tom privilege had aroused the indignation of the I Maidlow for the Compliment of a deli"litful whole country. Mr. Miller had voted for ' serenade, extended him through the instruthis bill which must be obnoxitMis to his con- mentality or instruments of lhe splendid Ha
stituents in every manner and form. He . diana Brass Band, last Thursdiv eveninw
Line upon our ll altert ng railroad prusancts. j mtnt of Ikß MtSOUTi (.'omproiuisr,
mmmi Is there nv m in f ol enough to suppose Fire at Cincinnati Last Monday eve- that if Mr. ('lav were now living, he would nmg Hart's BMftrifefftf building at Cincin- f.vortl.e repeal of a l.w which was thus renal., corner of Fourth ami Hammond streets, j ceivej ,y t,e American people! A " .in. in was consumed by tire. It was occupied by i his lost great speech in the Senate, hesaid the furniture store and manufactory of S. J. " repeat that I never can, and never will Johns, who makes äs large a stock of very vote, a nd no other power can ever make me
Valuable furniture as any establishment in vole, to apread slavery over territory where
the place; the vast china and glass ware 11 ,loes "nt ' x äK store of John C. Huntington &. Co ; the ex- 184S' Mr- U'BSTER 8'u t Sentensive carpet store of Henry Falls, and the : book and periodical dopot of H. It. Pearsam ! , 1,0 wn9 nnl willin- to lPXlt,,n(1 ,he area of .. ... ... . . " . . '; slavery, or to increase the slav e reptesentaMr. WfaeweH est ab tit 400 pamti flfft. aumnlat .. ; .i .in . 1 " ''"M lion in then'her House. He thought that of the in valuable. No insurance. In the en . u'h h id been yielded when twenty reprc
iiRper etories were the studios of the Artists, "''"t 'ives from slave States, elected by three-
beartl, J. R. Johnson, Collier, Auherey, Ulk
v. r ..I. a .'ii.. ... 1 1 t. I - a Uli n . O. : .... v rv ignv WUJa. I. ad I t-m . i nag lein e to luinrin the I jniv all . g.-ntIrmB and
MM iu-- t it. in w i er ..v ' . and iu b.hi. r- Tl lpjlj all adunrrr.- I Mafiosi art and atnlBB. or lalawUaa) in r.l n mg pain. hoa. t r.rr. in a Its nun- J W J J tMa dty and run it, that he wi.l -n r arte ute.' time. WBBStaaajr aWsMS yB t tall atSSS Um nm'. j tv t'M .il'S-t-il..r n-it. pt niuu lo.tn.m.elal D.J...I all will Torn iah .iu. Ire.' . r barge, a a mail bt.va conta 1. in z. ia th' at" uu r . I. o praaiii . cnii.'uling pr i ncii.nl It in I'l-
Itjilde. other lal. at.le iu I 'rm .t . '. . a large liil u carusout. i no nf h.- moil celebrated Biaken m la BakSBSBB. ho r-
froB many ol the ui .rt ro i cal l- per. u. ..Iciirr "fl t 4 I
th. eclel.raud m .Heine. hi- Ii inrely are enough t. laflass the ! .-eptical nf In traii-c ad.i.t vtrtoea. m e nu ic ai -eral rrtibciUv. ol th uiailum 'in datier tl. ti.iit had . i. fp-.l fver hiigl.it deuth lor live t.. ter.tr vear,. Al,..
i ilie hr-t pi . itniiiu ia K.r .-c a- w. II a America, at tha
l..ne ll .r a I air and uuld aa-e rt Ith ouie .legr.-f nlooanden. th. t h.-1 llavaa tss imtruuieu'i. a. writ ai O I I'aiat. tug, prnbaldj tin- I. .t In h eer 'unud their ) f thti aaarkt. il. ii.' mg tl.at the pre! -at itndr of pn.gr i. iaLitrra-
also opposed Mr. Miller for sustaining lhe
The band, with several personal friends of
will each suffer considerably. The lu.-s bv the lire was probably 10U.00J.
Ca't f parnly.i or Lisa ' u.n' tbc I n i whet e tha K n tore, altak.l aMlSma. nan ti e art-, aaiply ju.tlfy the ajaBaaMS had withr.:d. I i. via a nth tag a- Mreatly but d riant akin ami I ol a Im. atroagt b-ru of aurh an e.tal dial, m a i and tlx imb .11 pm-enting ix.rrid a .p- n.'e th 'I Utl. FKIKSI' - prtaüa ul ah goo 'a nl ln.triiB.enU and Oil Painting! ta LOGKRU I' POM tllEaJAPAli .1.0 vMt piiviicuu ro- j glided fr in adorn BSS fator.l I'arkuri. I baee been Ib - nu inc i t Ii. m It ' VON' I) I N V Ii M AN' üFh'O BT tu reli ;.. I Saa t to "l en tin. e-taLliilimeu t. lining a mtieieian by pn. ll il til- ni"t etb.-iei...a r in dv km. an fnr hnrn. prall. f-i'n. I kraagjkt 'l in o U- ui.i.t t' I -.r m I-rt nr 1 1 wouS'l. I raiStS. . Iillblaiui Be'iralgia. to thaehe. I itc uf B- 1 ' 't lurtrnuiri.l-. anJ -uch goud. the lUurlitU Ol liurop-, lloilecu and ri I l-i. tore throat. r or aeak 1 1 ci. tuu.ors. im ton au I New York afforded and a ting a ac-i.t f.r aisnof l-ain . t . etc. t Bud 1 oaed with H -i.r-r ia av.at of theaa hou--.. I riiiaflordto -II ihrm at altno.t Oi ir orkf.nat
.Ii- I'lni.ii nl il'.rae and o.ttl. a.ch aa .-tnv. tarry, c.xt exp't.ae me.plcd. lean fully Warrant th Irillianrr
ppraiii.. I ruiiei. wounoi. itin neca and joint., larnene... ell ig, gill or cha n or ryes. rt't ilimineai. Ctrl' o-ed in tii- 1 .i org if I aula. BoU-evU. riogl one and apin . it ill iirari.ti.lv top tl.-ir 1 it .ire t ur. .. Krrty fain - ity -li .ni l kep ibi ralaaata iuchcioc aa baud, ready ior auy saaajanaji
f tone of my 1'ia oi, tourh. uurabil.ty und Ui itanjiax m fjiiii-i tunc. I'.Si1 - A 1. rti. n of ItamVoo Oraamerit.l Walkine Cm-. ofdiflrr-nt nnd patt-rn. Wind.. Ml mil. n Ith liehe fla -ta . omamBUi aud plain. Tht I t . f inlin Stro.gi. Bon, bri tl Tailpite. .Scran 1'. . It ..-in mnl other itrroa. Urn Cll. tnnrd in tiui.l t-mpcr thrnuah alt that tarn tr -
LOOK OI'T RA K nufNTERFEIT.S ! . TunrUyi ai.U r- .rr,t to ,.ri. r The niblic are .-Mit'. .nnl again -t another cm ir rr. It. which I S S n 1 ii m ed I' n . ak n in xr. unge. aa part ptr
nat lat ti piit its pp-arme. , rtne it . it rarr li Ar.iinin i " un ai wt-ii aiu"jo improved and ualaiprovd landed I. in t.n.-.. i ti.. BBJ .1 Itii.i ran n I 11 tl-e r..iint rfii. 1 rm.ir ertr. ide-lit-d.
1 I... 1. ,1. ............ I h'.rr.ll anal a 111 lmv 1 in m .od taltli auza-:tUI J. ISKKNIIACO IlkN'MNOS
rop-
with i .t 'lie koonlvdfe that a cviiiiirrf. it exi-t. and th. r all
Ml I I O tin t Linen KL ... run. Silk. Me.ee I'.ndaind
A C Pi's llaSlt'S .
fifth", were In the Mouse oi Representatives.
V hen the constitution was adopted, no one rer-isstv du rar iksnr ermr skaa ih i-püriou nUtst ifOTTOXaad Linen nasa, Fm loobd for niiv aceesion of aiaaa .u. I liai rm.ht" ii nil fleet. V U.a.;i. . fua .a ial e2 looKHti mr nn v .icctssiutl oi new ötales. a4mTara art! at Is HMafaetar4 . iv hi- ll v.. Farrti! I . . I. ! Bk aL V mn... . fl - . .a I a . . . a . t . . I t . 1 aJ 1 a. Tnl f
i.ot mug tu ine new circumstance- tue ac
i -i ... ii rt .. ..I ., .1 ii.i ... , - in tiuisiiion ol so much new territory he A,.aei.. mit b i.ire..r.i. Renrtrn
loleinvutor ud I ...pnet .r. ami wtwioaaie urn-gii. .-o. ' , Oll VI -, l., V.V.w.i . ..ill. v j.
.Main -r.'t. fen i i. lllinaia. to l...u. all applieauooi for . 7 . . ' " i .mi i i'uiaaaBnF
art it ai.h the I t- ." ' ' " """' "
tvr. II O. bef-.re -ho Farretr. ihn II. O F.tKKKLt. S- " . .-.. . wann
r, Ii i t .a at ia ... ft aal. S it L... .I..a.. a .. a I I ! . . 1 l
a a... .'ii. i. ..'Iii i.i. i l l.lIIUUaiei " - a a-w-i - l" d In .iguatuie . n the rat per. all ttler tire eo inter I : n.1 lil.t - II i'ltIN I -..mi.I... Itlark and lit...
............ I ...... . i i . . .. ..., . . , i . . i . . i i . . i m ' . i . . - - .. - -
a i ii.i i ii. ii on i i never vote lo extend lie aum iy A .i -i n bj nm1.. ii . a a- a .ml,
for CorTess in the Madison District, recent-
administration in its ccurse on the river and the newly married gentleman, led by 'Pom 1 ,y n,ade a F'M'CI ll '" Jeiiig: coun y. Afharbor bill, and he dwelt upon tabfta atabject 1 Maidbar, took ata aaMrhtMi anal ea)art atvvllir BntenaWat but well Infore-
area ol slavery.
Wh.il.i .1 and rrta'l Amti KvAn.ritl In. I.
and by regularly aitborix-d agtnu tnraughout tha luited
.-lat--
B- d.iahac Ulackaad (.rev.
aoi.u uu a. u nan. i una !ur aal Ly
I.' S Saal
JAS. I.nlV , (';..
41 .M.i a t.. Lououlle. Kf.
'ith some force. Aud he had voted against
the homestead bill. Uut we cannot extend our remarks on this able speech.
Tal miles in the country lo serenade the ' cd oM f ,rmer loük ,hc aland and showed
happy cMiple. Vt feel the better disposed to return friend Mainlow and the ltnnd
AOENTS WANTKUin enrytown. rill -.ge and hairl-t In ' 'OTrOV V 'I -. - M bag- tl.b) 4$M rrltf , rr .team-
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t a-in .- a. I. ... r I I e a. a" mi'.mi.w .... . f at tlie dictation Of Ulirtri IIC: Died lal nee a, to charmier. mapuB.ibility. Ac. .S-w
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I lie lils, and all the JJeinocrafS Who aü-Price 23 an-1 r.renu. an I I per ottla. .... . ai; :CNT WAXTKO in eerr uwa. rill mm
are UllWIiilllur to 2IVe UP their OWIl honest 1 tti- I mf I St,t. . la - hirh one i. n-t air-a .v ti'.al.ll.h
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t.ii........ ..I .1... k 1 I. 11 . I
...v ,..,4u.., ui me .aeurasha swinuie in such ..., , .... . . ,- '
.... , .i'a,,y icanciff, nuw si.inii uu ire i lay a no a light, that afterwards when a vote was ta-i wi, ... ., , ,, IH-DFOUIFh FAMILY l.lttlf l.ltV
ä r ..." r III -II V 1 1 ll 1 Mile ki.njo o..' I i , . . . . araaa . i . , , . ... - - '
. i v i w va a a f . -1 i i n ', i i . r at t i in ii-r. . . a .11 r. n I'm i' 'ii,i.tittiaaainaiana.,a .. . a &. .a. . . . .
The Rev. Mr. Hill next addressed the 'hanks in behalf of Mr. Archer, because Kpn uPon lt ",v iwo 1,1 ll,e a6s'ml,Lv voted I ., . . f , n . 1 L....,Miie and i..a..y .t.t . ive,..tt.neda in t, .....mlu ' aii air.a.ar. iriiairiaiBaV.a.
.1 ..... ..... . ... , - . . . .... . . ....... ........ er . r'm I'TIOII . i or tri -1 IBg DIU SB Ol V 1CUUOI. J Of. I. II . . X
HI V VV A .
jw Ii-M .-e.alscrit er. nil . AacaatSlat. MSI I'hilhp
m .-exBwa . aa ibicb-bi
ured appreatiie
I '.
meeting ia a plain practical speech, set off they vis-ited our residence, and complimented with a gTeat deal of humor, the very spirit . us with a delightful serenade, at the witchof which he imparted to his audience. He iug hour of midniL'ht. Such music, in the
complimented Mr. McM aster's speech, and calmness of such an hour, nnd mingling with ;
said it was unneceesar v lor lum to add a nv- a sheen ot mo. n-irne. was verv cnarjiin'
T at I V O thing more on the question which had been '"deed.
alreadv so ably discussed. Still, that he
for it and those two soli'ary individuals! -j i . y uiiinti.iiB al(j ,,, tearinj down the nistrictn
were none oilier than Mr Dunham and his
right bower, Cen'l Spnnn
... V ..... ..1 ...... ..... H..a. ... Iun.. ...!- I - . f . . J ... . S
I I w-w.... ....... .......... . unmrri lar'l. ll,.il )H piaCCU Ii t I aariataUaatina la bnaitie. to merit and
receive a .hare nt j' it li' patronage.
. I. . . . . . . i . i a . , receive a .hare or r i. li.-patronage.
u.o.i nit- CAiension oi Slavery oy UIC Missouri n.ei r daily r. -ivin fr..h aurtl;e ef n.tr Cheaao I " I L a a as... -- - .L. J . .. a.
aa . r . -. . i . i . a . i.i i . i , , ti iu iiir t' ii i ti atri alii ...i '
, Uomprotn.se la w' ,V,i' .linir. '.-.,.ii .... . f..n .....i. .r.n .V...i .....i.. ,. . ... X naviiie. au n.
XOTK'K.
i.-ir of La
Dailv Mormmo Hff.ai.i. This is th
lg Lardat.i r.i.l'.r. U m the c mn'r. ani iball ke.D nJ :'V,h rr .pnetor. or n. ;re. t r 0r LoiASO O. p f F.r-
ataadr ou hand a full aupply ol all ui ie article for table ' ,x "i. aaa tn ur.c m-bu1 ii.. ... rraSSa .... ' .in re., u-tifitd t. aaeet at the off.ee J.,,,, . t
n a NN
title 0 a new nnd neatly printed Daily just JL
r.en. ar
r All Onid r--cha cd at thU tr,m will be delivered at th- - n tne -ii. nai ; i a-feiaaaaer A II. ISM atTn'rtnck
The h'th t mart..? t.rioe will I , :I ,nr..k t . - I n Ire ol cl.aree r r . loriao parp rr ... . i-ef r. ihr-e Tmn, iru.hr
auy (jtiaatiti of good Hay ly aas HKOFO R A- NV M:.
T. OKA' T A CO.
tart! at Natav Alhan. k. At. .r . ' I 13HOVV. Iii VI -.. I I( S -Ki aha different bran', 7
"Jt "J "rren, . . ....... ... , . , i
Ani.erson cfc Co. It is an advocate of the K?41. rwhichtbey sill par tu hiiu ar-i V
aei pi i. v .wjiiin.w.;. . lepo f, aUAl A CO. f useful I , 1
COPARTNERSHIP.
P M . lor lhe purp rr of l- t i a tLr-e ' J 1 rW prapertr w tb Cu of Kvjntilc
. ...It .. . ., i.e. r . ,.- .....I.I I . . I.
ii - .op.. I'lii Tirun ii ... . ti r I reacatatl. JlUIN. MI'dlKLL.
- - j : . ii I l ' ii : I :' O.nal. ' C-tUlD Kin. i . ma .. r..
r u Drillia. M) latti l,ii.e Dr Um g. r ad I I KoltT PAl. i.'VTT.
LOW A CO . "ii.i .n ti A K-i. IUaWaat..UsayrUU.Kr. . ... MLAa atfcpiixa
- e i u- . a riioi.ii nt .Tiairi ... . , man ai r at
: t ii f r-t Moadav i äfwm. er.
... -1
Ily order I i ru.te. a.
ran.- rurtalir.ii, oa aaad aud tur tale ly.
mihl h .i.,l fnn ni.i.rtr.uti..n nr il.u'ir. 03" P' ChaS. Van DllSetl, Well kOOWB
i,....,f a.. I.. ....Vau. as commander of the bir Uncle Sam. and 1 eoPle ä icke', nnd promispg to he useful
..V Mt...u p.utiu iu i - ...i...u.... i .7 lit. Its own snhere. Wo viiah a a-.kll.c ...... UI x"1 ÜWV M IMüLH MKRIVOS , ...
Stroll' V nnnnril tn tho n PilVil XehraeiJtl 1 ' u J ' u ,,u unc Ol Hie mOSl UCSCrVCUIV I ...... in pouiKucra, riinr.nai r.na-i aatre tt... . inm,., . ; 1-icrhipi'n- rmci. Ntr.no . vum ,hC, a Kafli.,h attriao. uir.-ct itu-
- J -rr - . - ln,iff.p I X. "er n:e -IV15 mil nrni ... inn Si iioiiiJat . 'r tht trtii
bill. After some remarks on this sulject, he PP"T m" n tne river, has been nomina.....i .li. ie . r .l . n... ted hv a Democratic. Convpniinn l.-itnlv Ik.I.I
riur.ru iiitu un auie ueience 01 me rrotes- ' J"1'" rfTl. li.r,..,,Hi k . . " tli.iitui iivihi:.- ,
t . j..,. f. ... ,!. I , j . i r iil'l Cdllll'V. ( ew hanvi .ir , . Al' s - . .. it, , he. a-.'.l- pierej wui i. i jtrjc, uircct lot'jruya. "'"i w '.,mri m fnni, ,( M4 ,g vtu H ,nn ia tant Ministry from t ie vile and slanderous m r u 5 u counij , x.vm .vioainj ior iti pre-1 Cairo, creatly to Hip delimit of its ii h-,hi M.O ! ' , brsiaw .aTO - vi ... ... 1 m m a-ii.ik.aub an .if.rm ras-. Thmia.., ia..... Aliiai fcai Kaan A : i. -dilative. If our cood old friend, the Can- .... '. ... " 1 2duasira a aV 'ar aaUUsW "' lis JSa.a it.. ton...!!.. Ky. . M..r,i ,.-. ,.1 fact, yHs.1aBi Uli
' -it. .....ui u.M.i iiu'iii - r ; tail IS. VV flV hash t 31use seilt 11 a u ritt..., lloRXIlKOok" CI,! I i-;-.r T -f- - inf.. r . r f. ...... tea. I aadeaaaiiBeh.iK...
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at.. LomUrilU Ky. ' "rv " ? " - r-raark't.-i eon all SW invnr.al Ik et .uit.o in I;rv OooSa at Kai'-.rh'a when aasortad qial 1 eannot at aly tti r ;l Yhe taet ia. a 1 -a kej a
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TO VII IK 11 VMh 'atiforialo ly aa uriaafi.iai
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. by Robinson, Fitch, May and other speakers, tain, accepts this nominaiion it will be a sad yell of triumph! We need not say to those acquainted n ilh "come down."1 Capt. Van would seem as m aar aw. .a a a Baa a . . 1 .1 AS - - - - I . S I A ' ..Slaw.. f. . S B
Mr. Hiil. that he delended them it ii!i hilitv an oasis in n ntr-ri. b.i.h.i: in tue tnuisi o: . "-.'.a .u.n. a.niaiitv. a mm-rs .c:.ant''" '". '4'ri.l ku.k v r hvki.ix
-.l .anS. a.i.a..a. .. .. th. ntlv lUinAOiHMlf S. Wiiill.i llP nr.oit nmn dog brok his chain; the IHllItT oredred the! rb.ok in a NV k..lBle lloate ia anv hraneh f l.f.,..J i. fWMK oadoragn 4 ffr. I. . Blire ,1-.. k of tloob. lor ;!
,uu,uu". a.ioouyu e llllllü mal in tniS - r-"J v"' lull ,..,.., ,.- L pU a-theUail Faperstor.o.- ' on th
l'ai. DK I.VI.M. --' 1 r . . llnJiak. Freiiehan.! ,"'1 ln"'. . there' y .,e I. alter deBtr.trd to jrnnr
Vler. haot. Ronka. make oat ItalUnce SkenrU in inn,.
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41 .Nlaiu iu. Lj wii.llc. Ky.
-ila I. stf. t ,r e d .or i elow See. n,l
ii. atari . i a tin itone front l .iil l.naoa
BBWrfJ
.al or company -one -rn..; or h will take . h.rgr ol aaet of
maid servant to tie him up again. She wis, v
Lpgislature. We think the Captain has too her cries t!ie miller
much self-rtspect lo accept
.o mot reainnl e term.. Coaiiijkg a wall a- ,
ritaOe-i MA No. 1. aVtHsta cam and jar. -ua d ritca t f.r laDiilv uie, ofoaroan rend. ring, for aale ' auK2i na . w sTtut a c
l . a aa . i.Iibiijcti
. I . l.i.i ..an ili a man ifd line l ri t i.,c i ntt v ., .
-oniinuniiy a aetence oi ministers from such WWWJ -t-- -j r a attacked and bitten by the do. On hearim U J, .. I e... I.. I , ...... VV n ll.inl. ilia C-inlnm I . .. j le. 1 1 .. ...
vuarjrr. Biio language as wereu-ed by men like Col. May, ig not needed. Mr. Hill, while on this subject, alluded to the Catholics in the most respectlul terms, and deprecated any feeling between them and the Protestant ministry in their differences of opinion,
JOHV r. I)KVKKi:t v. jr.
F.LKl TIOV
tr i.p.a.i. uat. too her cries the miller and his people ran to her' otice i. hereby giwrhV.M:.etio, w,u ie heii .,th. t the nomination, assistance "Keep (1-said she, shutting SJLÄ yT H?,X1a " wIrs r'r atf' the yard do at -the dor is mad. I am al-1 fiV' ' "V '' . ee-."v ,1, MB " oiLBKRTa co..ayt ., .. a-. . I ... . -.. , , . . .. ". I rinn A. l.inek. Ilorac- I) inh.m appointed Ia.t eclar n to Jim Carter's rea y bitten, and must chain him aluae.' I BUetUm. By urar ortb Cmmou r . 1 nBGr AiD CIIKK8B. .oliv,tlwt.ni.li...r hie 1.;.;.... i. A . I I-. i t- üKO. H. TOIit) mv :-v" !' tried Hef. 2m llJS Enctisk
r . : I .J at ey2l
1 ..a .. . . i'i ..... ...a 1 . . . .. . . 1. 1 .. . i - i. L .... i
; .-cue. na-oriai-H. .' ... in "a .... -. . . wan. . flood iliu ii. ria. Jaaralry. o.. , Fr p-irti.-alari Vl VI I It 1 : c ... . Hack aa' far-cr rled thi aa
en i ureol the .l cr.ler on the corner of Mkio aid W .. r ty an . rualc at I. s t LRKRM A .
KAIIX
ah l y
mar Wabw.
argil yiaia at . . I dot r kluw ft
8 t ' - s 0 irVee'i Vei.it Powder
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to-day, evervhodv, and regale yourselves oUvnding his biting, she did not let ... ,.... . , , m. him go, but chaiued hirn up, and then retired
sun a uisn u us nnjvriai lurue soup, i nere to her chamhtr atnlu lil. ii.oni,l. i .o.;,..,. - , . c'1 ' 1 to ntr iiidinuer, aim w un t ie noblest resiffna- iaae sairuuzi le ca.e i.i Shir.in
except a feeling of christian Ua.u .i,,,: w noming r.Ke it! It is unnecessary to say lum, prepared to die. Simptoms ofhvdron-
ty. After ei.teriainincr y. audience orohs ere wiM be a r,,8h lhere' So S al sharP i-kJ OUt; and she died m 11 fevv Z, ... a-. Mr. ..ill LekUe. ... " T
gument in tavor ot connecting temperance
uilli nnlitica I.I tili nnrtin.l nt 1.1. I. .....
9 - r w. isawis cr reported fallirg at every point alive.
iK0. M. T'.Dl). Cl-rk
l.im go. but chaiued him up, and then retired I" t:v Hi n (iiiiiin. - .... . t".r,.U: In l.-r .h..r.k.. -.l...:.i. .r. ui... eaa.allue lrr.ll: aasa S-' Pillaw Ca Catloa: H.liu
t on hand a.,i ...reale Ir JA MKS Low .1- rn. '
41 MaiBt.. I.nui.vilie k. .
0 lbs Bnrfish D Oeea
Ml- DFnltD'S
UOniX -SB til. r-e:ived par ,,m.r Aatelore. and far V Vi T BAC A ( O S Gnaeerr aieiv eilt LlaM b unU'iohT u" wrocffr.
w - an " ' " .1 in. - - 11 . . . .. . i . , fo.itv .vrn:e. or i.wn for vi.k. Gl ' T; . . V T -7 ?uw T!"" M4 T"- fS- QtTI -atki. ... " aWaawnrm and n.er.vitie raS O.e. nio 8. R '.I Lllr ItT a- nn t;, ,,- . ' ö aiilei troat thiiCity. with a lor aou r i ote inrd ai. JS ,l .. . CO.. Syc. aear Mater. UKVrT fjllljn, sprtaa-tsewtr er, -r apnaFd claared. . ,. ... . - ALSO: A tw agorr llrieit II .nt- n the roraer of S. -a
, j .,. . U ,;"' Cn tr , r.ed. Hay. Cora and M .'.nut '. m reoair and .lonioaia-atly bailt.
an n ' n ji .r.ni. i.r ALSO: -l.a tat
B- I i I. A I A CO. 'IIKI'.SK. rt-..-,i rd per .t-.iTier '. lin. AS boxe ehoiS
1. . ana.' Itlneking: MiirrBM tVictian H. rei, "- Bale low Vnr iioK.MJK.OK A CHI KCHILL. NV'aUr ftreet.
0FF1CÜ UFTIIK K. Jt C. K. Ii (' i
. . , , KvAtsvi.i ... Sept. 7. !- I. JfOTtrF if hereby piren. t!mt the Annual K'-t ob f.rthr I laaa It. rector l of the I.r .It. A . ... ... . n ... a
fT - ....r .i , . an- 1""' , . . . . -..v ... i II..UIIU..IIH l.,ill".i CL earner yesterday hot as UMial. Riv-; lrsT RBCBI1 to.-, ctak. o, osa a n. ..a :T;.:i"'S" f?"
ar I .r . li.iuit. a- " I r ""V.r. v"7 "l ' "c ""r act. netwecn too
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t. t.v. o i ami. ..roccry.
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Varanl 1 ut iuyii.g iu Hell in! ('tiudtr r n
1 -rgnneui aJlofwkx.il will ue II ou reatonahla . rrai, Knqafreal au;2l T. liACOS A' CO.
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