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Osr reas73 verc several iLajs sir.ce ,
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the Detroit A rl verier, of the raisin
f tr.;
safe- cf the steamer
A . 1
.ftvered "witt ST. interview vita- K.f.j'
TTestSelL, W Yortr
-j.t w r
of the Safer ar.-i
irA
dre the I:en:3 cf tE occcrreaee, vtlc
if it le-dsrohl cf Tor.derfrJ mectiTisj
U r.eTerteI?fl, rerr fateretln- 2adtl
jTOC-l ia tae scr.oer i: isjciier 10 1
th; Iocahty of the steaKr Atlantic, !
. . . t ttt . t i rr
'wcica Ihes aocr, trj-ee Liiifs iron tne :
trrire;! there on the Istndf Jnne, and!
"V A 'Vi'i'"1
4 . zrze 4ir- .iT&. - ' 1 vLo departed ttia Lie TeatenlxTinoni
. ' jr' enenceas a diTcr,and dnnn j j taring anked it tie stz&of skir-
' the Mh'rl'rpi ia lr.es. As- at iWIi, Kev ILampaluW, 'Feb.
: . ?oc;.i'-! fim in this cr.dsrtazmsl lOthlTC'and Irori-hi; t;p atlkitael,
Kcrc :'r.rt.;a Qa'-Iej and Charley O.! At ar. early a.jre ae locanne a
' ' tjarrl-fir, cf CLatanpe,. c- ij;"-r i tn.ier.t at Yale CoIIev -rlsre Le
the lti, Mr. llamnon, nscd m ; did at Te,r ig;. He.frst
velU & Goens sabmanne anr.or,l Jettl:d &i LeIronrjrititfter.
jsaa.le his rst descent, i iu? ana or w-rerinjrj2 - Verrdimited cwd I
T7.?.M oi io layers fit cn. a-M ifj..; 4 r'- ' ,t riren.
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" "iatrsitbetTcea'lmraanajtcnrti
: 111uwn.;i.wurth7j..Wou.(.. iic conducted Vita crecut ana ability,
. . in front of Xt monta proceed atcleJfor y yra. In the winter' of
r.cmj--;edof nine alicrnatcr layers oft tLc cf pfej. .-cf ;
. canra.3 anci rnoer,ntn a copper jirs aemiatry in the Ohio 3redical College S
railed iWe to preTcnt conapsc. Thia VM pr05ered to and accepted o? tin,!
h f.exio tc, and as long aa anrj retained up to the Deriod'cf lis!
the t:ppr end bcin in the cpen air,
" f ecu re a proper respiration. Ti.e aper-
Jnrgr ia three-eighths cf an incn in
"jir- eter. A wreck-line lad preTiona
ly teen dropped and rested aplnst the
Me of the steamer,
". Dreaaerl aa aVjre deacrihed, "sritl
leaden sicca and with lead weights
e Utahed to LFa lody, amounting in all
, to. twolandred and forty-eight ponnda,
with a rope aronnd his waiat, ly wlicl
heconld be raiaed to the; jnrface, and
: a check or signal line in his hand, the
..Vadrentarous direr commenced Lia first
tleacent. Ife wa3 froremed ly the
wreck-line, and struck the promenade
. ole'sk alont forty-feet aft the atate room
wHcre .the Expreaa Ccmpsny's safe
was, which was in the third state-room
aft the wheel-Lonae on tic larloard
'fvle.. lie remained on deck Int one
ramnte
After descendins from fifty
. ir seeniy-nre, aepenamg trpon tne
clearn3 of tie "air alore, all 13 dark
' . -t'o th e diTcr, and to is governed entirely
'. . lj feeling. Jle romantic sights re-
" Vorded ly the AdreTtiaer, are, therc-
. Tore, without loan oaticn. lhe greatest
". . caution ai to cntasgling lines must,
s tlpcreforc,letiaed, and2Ir. Harrington
. ;. . wept cach time outside of the stan-
." 'rliona, moTlng, as le adranced, li3
' V ' "seck -line, so that with each dire te
.- . -. . adrancod nearer the state-room. Tie
. ; pecond dire te wa3 tlreeminntC3 upon
9 . '. ffeck; lie third four; the fourth, seren.
On th220th le made four dires, and
m 9 the time on deck was respectively four
. . minafesseren ditto, " tlrce ditto, and
.. the ncxtj or eighth, six, at which time
' "he reacled the state-room, rrerions
. ..to tlisle had all tie time lecn groping
.-.. . . .alnt, and twice wa3 on tic Inrricane
". -deck, and once near the m'in deck.
-. .The 21st le made seven descents, times
1 - . respectively,-four, six, five, three, five,
. six ana cigai rainutca, ana aanng
m ' whlch;he was tuay Ireaking in the
room- widow, and breaking down the
" ' " . y& votIz on .the side and lelow it,
,; " "and succeeded at last in getting a line
.'"" . 'fast to the ring in tie lid of tic safe,
." . nt finding the aperture he lad made
". . . too email to allow the passage of the
; " ."eifsj ascended to wait till the coming
cay. .
. . On the twenty-second, the sixteenth
." ' . .dive. Icing the first that day, te was
. J ., X . Jl f t t
. vn uctit :.:h'u ijxiiiaiea, uunng which
" -time te cawed through the casing and
. panelwork, and tried to treak it ofT
. . . .with lis land, but could not. The
." .seventeenth te wa3 on deck nine
" minutes, in wtieh te fastened a line to
. thewood-rork, and by it the men above
. ...'pulled it olT. Tic cigttcenth and last
, descent te was onJeck eleven minutes,
.. and during it te succeeded in fastening
. a line to the end ring of the safe, and j tell hira now, that hd 13 onlj doing
. : 'helping it out of the aperture, it was' Jraracyman's ork for the Slave
rabed to the deck of the schooner. Dcmocracr. ' Then ther bca.t him and
V ; 'The perilous ork tras done, and the General Scott. K010 we sliali beat
.. R'lvcnturoTis mennpon opening the fe,! both. Albany Etrcnin j Journal. ; -
cr rather iron chest, ttvcnty-eicrht by
nghtccn by sixteen inches in size,fonn(J
. theinselTC.i the possessors of about
$5,000 in gold, and $31,000 in bills, a
. prnall portioa of which were useless
from tne action of the water and in
solvency of bank, and six watches,
two of which were valuable gold one?,.
"The ehest contained papers for which
the American Express Company paid
abdme ?alvoe. The Atlantic lies
c..r t.c 1, her larbored eide being one
htir.'lrcd and seventy-five feet, and the
T-.-4cr on her starboard one hundred
f.T.i fixty feet deep. The Fafc wa.s
''sbcut one hundred and fifty-seven feet
from the surface. Upon her deck Mr.
II. found a light sediment of three or
four inches depth. lie could, A3 we
have paid aboVe, fee nothing, and en
countered nothing but the wood-work,
chains, g!as? and the chest. The water
was very chilly, and Mr. H.'s hands
were so numb that ho could not bv
"mere feeling distinguish glass from
wood. It was only by the former's
bcakirg thathc kncwit3 material. He
thinks his strength when h low not
ncrc than one-tenth that he has when
in the open air. He sniftered but little
from pressure, except two or three
time?', when such was the rush of blood
, lo the head that, as he savp, he saw
-right t,ahcs in
. electric park.."
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hi . helmet,-
TTe lave tests tBiu accnraiey fro
r-aticc- to- 3t. II, wt lias tbxs accoci-
1 pllilacl x feat never fccfsre we fceLeve
-A- , Tr? t tr ,
nan, and 13 not a "
litis u r.oTr m tLe ctrr and La? : i-:r.ni-
r..i t'
xuake -crv estixition, cf bn n.:
r-roceec?froritiieatea:r.rOccia7 aid
. f . e K , 7
raaT vet it at a fatsr? dar.
. I2ir3 c7 pxcJ2CXC2 ICCXI.
ItbC-raejr.paInfd(iirrioWecrdr
Jeatf 0f Frt,fcs307' JoU Locie,
toners. After receiving his nedlcaJ
Ks entered , the 'IT. S. IfaTal
or,r c r. v .. vt. ta
p, rested Lis position, and
Mccnclrided to rem ore to the WesvTrhtca
TValnnt
wnica
deceaae.
To Profeaacr Locke is tie scientific
world indebted for the magnetic clock,
for making astronomical
ooacrrsnons.
giatheladfew eqnal3,andlis scientific
-1 . ,1 f . , 1 . . . ,u r r.-xrc-l
attainments. nare tnade Lis name well
known in loth the old . world and the
new. Cm, Commercial.
Col Fremont teing called trpon at 1
Lis residence in ISew 1 crk, by :he!ew j
York and 'New England delegations, 1
wtich were among the firft and fittest
of lia fncTidi in the Philadelphia Con
vention and a speech being made at
lira as is made in such cases', he re
plied, the A.T. Pod says, Hn sub
stance as follows;". '- -' ' -
Gentlemen: It will not be expected
of me, I am sure, that a formal re
sponse will he made toyoti at this time
I thank yon cordially for your action,
and for this kind and nnopialified ex
pression of confidence in me. I shall
endeavor to deserve it. You live been
engaged, gentlemen, in a ' caiso that
0 aid draw to its support all ths fjnend3
Ox
Constitutional Irecdom. I have
read the platform which yon lave
adopted, and have examined with care
the principles it embodi;3. It J3, at
this time, lie a second Declaration of
Independence. I believe in its truth,
and can adopt it in ail its parta; and it
will be mv irsmoae. if the voice of the
people 'shall ratify the nominations
which yon have made, so to conduct
the government that these principles,
thus avowed, shall tccomc effective.
Somebody, it would seem, urges Mr.
Fillmore to "save lis breath to cool his
porridge," instead of attempting, to
work back against wind and tide, to
the White House. Eat the AT. Y. Ex
pre publishes a letter from Mr. F.,
in wtich, like Barnaby Rudge's Ptaven,
te exclaims, 'Nevcr eay dieP' Here
it is: -
4In reference to the cfTorts wtich
have teen used to drive me from my
course, ttey wtolly xnktate my charac
ter. It i3 true I did net desire tie
nomination; but my name las been
placed tefore the public by my friends,
and there it will remain regardles3 cf
all consequences, unles a they shall
desire its withdrawal.
The "friends" wlo nominated ilr.
Fillmore were those he purchased (pay
ing too dear for the whistle) m I8o0.
They used him then to elect Gen.
Pierce, and are using him now for the
benefit of Mr. BachanE.n. TTc told
him in 1850, in thia Journal, what we
"Should I be placed in the executive
chair, I shall u.-c my best exertions to
cultivate peace and fricniLihip with all
nations, believing this to be our highest
policy, as well as our most imperative
duty. Jama Buchanan.
In connection with the above, we
give the following from the Kcw York
Commercial Advcrtizcr, a leading op
position papen
"Mr. Buchanan has constructed his
own platform on which to base the for
eign policy of his administration, in
the event of his election, and it is a
sound one. -
FLAXX-TJP WITH 2HL SAIL A 3
rrri t- t w w . .
inc linti.sn ana jortli American
mail steamer Africa, Captain Ryrie,
from Livcrool, afternoon of Saturday
the Sic th cf June, arrive! ether wharf,
at New York, at noon on Friday.
American matters or, rather, man
ners have :igain been in everybody's
mouth. Tho exciting caufij was a
conlrcfempt that happened - at ;the
Queen's levee. Divested cf il.o- out
rageous exaggerations of tha Erfcisli
presses, the facts are simrl'v c
that Mr. Dallas, aecomrnnied hv
friend, went to the Queen's levee: , the
friend'? costume was not in accordance
lifcciththerf.Uni,.,.d Mth Seatlo
t. ' -M..a ou..4 iiivhu, Tciurneujomier-lliesarc born of "mo?.
.- t - tr r .
of tHj iaeident the .JLar-,
fatin.cE natenal for a. savage cni.rgtt
..?.xAx.
err,
T
V'. leaat: f.to davj, i.rr Dallas
hi c.retl trnfc tie Enpteafccr navmp
r f. r$ stoiTcl r-5rcrjt npor. tie- Q-isen.
Trratla vas 'cmiciies.!arilT waited caLIa ;j
A most lasierxtihre and slnuhrafr-ur :
thlirtj-th eet.
vTeLaei-.hv ctctkh htr a party cf;
friendj- virre inTiEed to taT2 tea Itn j
the faxnilv cf Mr. James Steele, and all j
':"f4lTC3y an;
etiimed to I
Lc-ici In arood faith.
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rng Hr.s Steele's family, were taien
rlclently ill, and aent for thelrrespec
tire family ph-pfcianj. Since their
first 'attack, tLsy Lit all'; tmderg-one
the; r.c:t: intense sn
pc - . ; : . znlzzy
of
IiaTing
leen
.As Tct.' the xaitsre cf the poison, nor
the manner in which it was taken, has
not leen, ascertained. TT;e following
la a list of the nnfirtdhate snfTerers":
Mr. Janes Steele, wife anil two cul-
. Mr. Thomas : Unaton, wife and two
cni.ten. -
Mrs. Jc s. Walker and child.
. Mra. TT. Bradley and chili.
Idlas Jclia llergan.
Mrs. "VTelh.,
' Mrs. Thecplilm? Jones.
Tle-Tcrineat danhterof Mr. Steele
di ed on TLnnidaT night. A po d noitem
examination ci the lody wa3 made
ye! terday evening, but it wa3 too late
to ascertain the resxut setc-re cur pancr
m r: rr-r ft.rr stilt :n stptt frvr-
ffafTcrers arc still in arery critical con-
Git:on
IZmng bun (Id.) utter.
State Election. The following
States will told their elections previous
t the great contest for the Presidency:
irtofky' "Anjiiat 4 California Sex.t. 4
AJahama."" .- 4y i Mainft-.-' iV S
Te:ru "-"- io 4 fJor Oct. 5
Kiiwari"" "" d 4 Tlorida.-.-... do ' S
Arkansas .... d 4 - 'FenrnjlrmiA d It
?ror:hCr-Jita... i.v ' 7 OhI. d It
T-"2H33--.- -- in 1 Iruilaai ... da 4
Vesrauixt - -Sejt. 2 Soatli Carolina Lj It
Information was received a few daya
ago at St. Paul, from a reliable source,
that a party of Sioux recently came
in the night to Piatt Lake, fifteen milc3
east of Swan river, and tilled Francis
Brunett and.tist' whole family, consist
ing of five peiona. Brunett. wa3 a
well Inown half-breed, and had been
a Chippewa trader for thirty-years.
The Pioneer say3 that the Superin
tendent of Indian Affairs is doing "all in
lis power to put a stop to these horri
ble murders. The Sioux payment was
stopped, became they refused to, give
up a party of murderers. But so far
even this has not had the desired effect.
CLOTinzrr; Tp.ale a tt Co ctsta tt.
The wholesale clothing trade cT Cin
cinnati, according to the Gazette, ia
immense. Eighty houses on Main and
Pearl streets are computed to make
Bales aT not less than. 16.000.000 ner
- , jj
annum. They give employment to
50,000 persona, A large number of
sewing machines are employed. One
man has twenty cf these machines and
fifty girls on satin vests alone.
It is stated that the President ta3
been advised by Governor Stevens, of
w astiington Territory, that the reaaon 1
for his declaration of martial law m
Pierce countv wa3 the necessity of
arresting and trying certain influential
white residents by military commission
ior xreason in inciting me inaian war
there. Tte United States Judrc he
arrested for diii-cgarding lis proclama
tion cf martial law and attempting to
issue a habeas corpus for the accused.
An order for 25,000 American riflea
with the Minnie sight and knob for
the "lock lajonct," ia in course of
execution at the extensive works at
Windsor, Yt, and i3 now probably half
completed. Another order for 10,000
SharpeV rifles, also on account of
parties fn England, is now in course cf
fulfilment at Colt's factory in Hartford.
GrassnoprET-? at Salt Lake. Wc
kiarn from one direct from Great Salt
Lake that there 13 danger of starva
tion, in that region, owing to the grass
hoppers. The prairies and the desert
are covered with them, and like the
locusts of Egypt, they destroy every
thing before them. Desolation will
follow in their track, and suffering and
disaster eventually, perhaps speedily,
be the result. tit. Joseph Cycle.
Liberal Bequest- Hon. John M.
LNiles, who died on the 3d ult., be
queathed $20,000 in trust for the poor
of Hartford, Ct., one half the income
for the wants of the deserving indigent,
and the half to supply them with fuel.
Americax Race Hoeses Goutg to
EcPxOPE. Among the passengers of
tne steamship, Asia, which sailed from
ISTcw lork on ednesday, was K. Ten
Brocck, the Napoleon of the American
turf. The object of Mr. Ten BroccFs
visit to Europe is to test the power of
tt;e iingiish race horte on English
grounds by actual experiment, with
these bred in America. For that pur
pose he takes out with him Lecompte,
l'ryor, and the filly Prioressthree of
the fastest hcrse3 in thi3 country. .!
, The CrcmrnY PLAXT.There is a
certary plant, now blooming in the
garden of the Hon. Mr. Van Ranssalaer,
at Ogdcnsburg, New York. It lias
grown since March 1st, to a height of
thirty seven feet, has leavc3 six inchc3
thick and eighteen feet Ion"-, and will
i C0Iltl'mic to Wooai for two months.
- 1 ' IVodiU aic born of mkcrCas
n ie ersxassrv ins xi.ari.eT . u
s
! everytlunj; rat tiuiir Eaej. fli8Ut
met. n.r ; .1-
irltii
boot
A gnculiant Wot t.
StaaiLiri Faetltuul cLt,
EfiLea fiadEyiia Coots,
, ya'niliaiui Licit: Ba-diz.. ..... ...
ami Fancy Wee
PflitftiCoff ami JLlljoai,
inltlu3ti33iui o tiler uatfilasJ naassaj axtils
Lwl la Sic, Loai, aa.1 warraatiiii cf th beat CjualiDj,
pan ap is r5artrf fat aui Ibilf-fniS l'5tleaj ijr ia
it, iiiiMLill mA
1
Cart sra-jpTIe.1 Eer a! ST ' pr cent "aliovs pnb--tt
f rixieif- w pfiylsg: '- bl-air.Inj tliem
th. slKtrteiili t-.-ir.iV.. Otif nn;saet eniL-rrwe
ar;' TA-VDAJXD EOO-i-3 frlitoi lit tt UaS-j,
t.ii . -. ' "i '-"
CaH ant as a:rr atci-Hs ar bw ln7lt:
will sent 7eT.oiec!f 8 f aLL"')"
Our zvkAi w JAe sur riH f saf.fitorjr
- ,i ST. LOU13riaSSOUSL ''
PiZCf If.aT toforritaBIJ, that tcy iarej.
Inj,' en-pIHei witit the rRcjiuitlija cf tiierr Charter,
it Lftij fiillytrjai-ziljare now prepared fc traao
act s (
General Agency Bu-iiiicss. .
Th STweeaf whlcft a a tit J-?I th orIrTaI .Pfjrf
ft:r. U :i Fiacaule cf thfl aatfaf-n-Io1! r;r.i.Ted,atJ
it will always fe5 the irt txtf steJy of tie- Exwitlre
if tin Coorpaay, to jItb cirery p tt3ih!3 i4ity liar
nt - r'-,..r., ir..t,,j
Esile of GhmIm9 JJercIiaad.'ze,
sail STrry d.J3crij'tIaa t( .Fre'. reaaocah'e fciraiav
to nil poia-tJ ea zhs Mlimnri Rrrer, and at St Loirja,
wtiS titer ripca-?ill Kijtb! C&tapftaie for yew
Tri, 5'arr Orlaax. Eo!itn, Philivlelpfclav Gaf-as,
phis, Pitt !nri aaI EafTaLt, arul to aimed. CT-ery
So wa aui riiiiajre ia tL U&.it&i&ta
staiej,Earcpe,Aaf-
tralia aaci Cautlurrua.
A Jxftffleajrer will ht tut ea the r. w stearriir Czi:v-
Iiamaiiij wwiluly tripfaetwcea bene and St. J-
sepbv there
aoix aH
AEi im-vesa tztrzst&d te iu, will a-att wlthi the aaaie I
tnartt'e an.t p-otnpt ttca:ioa wah. taa always I
a.arat.3t3i tixs Ezzwa, ar-i jaade it pnxailaeai
ia Wste Exrresw bEsi-vt.
1 . DiE:zcror.3.
St. Loaf. -
Ebwas- 3rar. - ? ?.t3rErt. ilcCximrr.
W. D. V. Ussx23'f . Jany W. Toot.iT.
Jofrtrs F. Bicaj.trwo'y.
B. F. Bi-EiT. Alton. W. J. Prcwr, l,eiInjtoa.
JCSEPii 7. EICEAI-DiO", Ir?a'u
S. GiAT'See'y.
tIjx2, . Jjcssr Kixr, Csaeral Agat.
.LATE -ARRIVAL!!
AT EEOWIsTILLE, 2v. T. "
W. HOBLITZELL k CO.
1EK yjV IS ESCZXTT OS A rUS2 STPTI.T OT '
M WiIITY GODBS.
Wbicb, wnea complete, will eorcrcae tae Lorg-st -
and Vt selected stock ia this eoaatry. .
OO S10CK OF GItOCERIES AP.E EOUCET
at tie Irtweat pnea foT eaah, arI ccDsijU of
Coffirf, Sn;ar,Tea, Fisb,Ric, Corraat,
. Kmsjn, Candies, lolae, Syrap,
' Fruit. Xntji, &.c, tc.
DRY CJOODS. EaIiiM and Genta, eaU aad see
th ?ra. aod itriee for yoarie'vea. Late styles and a
fall avsttBient of Dtfr Hood, from a tea cent
Lawn t a Tws Dollar H il r. Also, a few Eae
SILK SHAWLS, BONNETS & PAHASOLS
. , , '
A-Saa rtock U ail yoarg,
a, Cill fooa if you want a aic-e
CLOTIII5f:
fbjiea atd fart' raea
eoa. re rr rAnts oo majoiiabl terms
HATS. 'w ty!es eitap and darxUe.
IIA R.DWARC A Ttrr largs aajortmraf, eon
"it:cz ia tart of Smithy fool. Spaies. SaoTeLs,
IrUikes Koes, EILj, 1IL11, Crcswat aoi UanLjawf,
File?, Aarf, Axe?, iircadaies, Adra, LaiseU te,
to the isnd of theeharter.
BUIJA1ING MATERIALS. A Ur lot.
consiatia' of Ilae Door?, Saih, Shatter K:o-1j, Oils,
I'ai nts, ail. Liek., Lsdst, Fatty, Glass he.
rURNITUREw-L'iireaa Exitea.ii, Tab!:,
Cialrs, Tia Safis, Cap50!uif otau.13 4c.
II T WT 1 I
e wu e.j caeijer icr ca,ia iaaa acy aewt i
ia Nebraska Territory.
LI1TELLS' LIVING AGE
.. ' Extract of LttUrt fro Judyt Story, Chancellor
Kent, ad Pruidtnt Adams.
- Caitrsiiicx, AprUZi. 1544.
xiA cntireTT atBrorB tha tlan. If it earl orIr
. . .... - x . - J I -
reritd
ical literatare from the nj.rr.ach of lieb dercted to
liht aad enperfieial r4iB, to transltorj- fpecala-
tions, to icfciy ana cpjhein?rat scatjineatahtie?, aad
fale aaa exiraragaai i2.;;cnes 01 iiie and haraeter.
JOSEPH ror.r.
' Nrr Tobi. 7d.. 1311.
1 arm-ore rery rna:h cf the plan of ths "Lmc
a Tt . J W t m. 1 1 . i J m . ... -
; ana u i conaaciea wim lac inieuiqrense.
imn .and taste, that t he prwpectM wdiate, (of
bicb I br no reason to donbt) it w, ae one cf
. ' fQ tv,
ix7' ' JA3lta (vENT.
WaSSTSGTOy. 27(1 Dee- 13 14.
Of tJl the Periodical Jenraala derotcl to liters -
tare and acieace which aboand in Earorx. and in this
coaatry, thia appeared toma ths most D3efnl. Iter.a-
taias ialfed th exposition enly of taecon'eat litsr-
atare ti the English lan.raagc; this, by its immense
exteat and comehensioa, Lnelade. a portratare of
the haman nuad in tiienunostexpanfionof thepres-
cat . - - J. Q. ADAJLS.
esiay:
view?
bis
Tale
fcccnery: ana tae contn&ations to L.iteratare, Huto-
the skiing aixaininer the jadiehasAtWa,V
the ba-y and indnstrions literarr Garette.' the sen-
w- iLiin xifiiiixi rii uiir. aj i n.c rj' .ir if tii .nwrauir
L'iU 0
waiKsctlar witli nasd-iUf Lsa to St Levis t 1 i ujriiix.iv aoieaaicaaa mtm iar, mwiaa
reaaff ftf the utLIw Li lesristfallT sr.Ikiteii. I VV ars, tcaoiicliers. LAzaps, Lanterns, Leoxxn.r-3
cbUia the pnbiie patronage long eacosb, ad large i OS. 1 1 U and 1 1 Z Jlain tit., tit. lXAlVi.
enoaE.aad ejare!y tataffh, toattia ita trae enia, ww--rT- - x '
itwUleottritale ia an eminent dee to jrire a f.7F: are new iarecc-.pt of tae raoft cooptete aad
lusltby Umt, not oaly to ear literate tat to public erero2re4 to the Western
opiaion. It enabl lis to jwsaeas, in a moderate jTTe' "f TiaiucS this city are ranted to
ct.rapais, select library cf the bet productions cf maken "anunatscn of car rtock and ni.
Thia work is made ap of the elaVjrate and stat.;Iv holda on its war. like iome fair rivalet rianeino-'anil
of the lEdiabarg' 'Quarterly, aad othr Ke- daaciag in the sunshine cf a May moraine Wened
; and EIackwood s noble criticise on Foetrr. tnwnn,iirkirMr.ll9rk!pUMi .,w.f;,v,. ,
tkecn political Comaentarie., hihlr wronrht I rprtAnlr rw U.f," th .r,r,L vl.
, and ririd descriptioai of rural and moantain this nnmber m'r rn f (TV,n;. v..- t
rible and comprchensire 'Britannia,' the sober andr . v"ieraiore '"V?9 the withest, and
resectable 'Christian Ohscrrer these are inti: mo5t baDJorons pens cf the times... Zeni rorf.
ed with the Military and Zvaval reminiscences cf the
dora from 'Mb' and when we think it good encngh,
" n5B 01 u,m7 CI 1 no limes e shall
. : . . i--' .-..vu iuu vuuii-
Sr?'. . nl Irom thc DC,r f tho
i.nrian AinTt.iu ...
Pnb!ihft:l erprr Sahtr-liT 11' f
nambcr, or Six Dollars per year in advance. Sixr
.-j a
IR7.Z OF J'OSTACE.
TLe SECOND SERIE:3 began with April, "1353.
It mates four large rolnroei a Tear.
Complete Sets cf tho FIRST SERIES, In thirty
six ToUnmes, handsomely bound, packed in neat bones
and delivered ia ail the jrineiral Citiea, free cf ex
pense of freight, are for sale as jevcaty-two dollars.
Any Toiume may bo had eperately, at two dollar?"
boaadjora dollar and a half in narabers. '
. Any ambsr may bo had for twelro and a half
cents, and it may bo worMv while for gncscribers or
Enrchaaera toeomplete any broken volnme, they rxay
are, and thas grcatl? rnbance their viilae.
- LITTLE; SOX 4 CO.r Boston.;
S. B. MLLEK,
13 L A O K S M T T TT
xrritrtT
AND WAGON IIAKEIL
First St, bet I.Iain and Water;
, BROWXVILLE, N. T.
'Lnited femce,' and winh the beat article of the 01 118 oWI) Ean'ne bying thinj, all the more de-
'DabliaUniTeTjity,' 'New Monthly, 'FraserfTaits,' siraWc now that the new crop of taagixincf, filled
'Ainsworth's,' 'HoodV and 'Sporting Magazine's, and wit!l cles pirated from English aathors, makes
of 'Chamber' admirable 'Jonrnil.' Ve do not con- fr?5 tome ereations more eonspicnons and wehome.
rider it beneath oar digidly to borrow wit and wi- 3ew York C&rittiam Eiirtr.
-itti:es"r
...iiariea:
. EV.r.:.jrsrITL:- rinas::
iofcii?)tnr"a" tie most nmr,Ut adaorSmcn U!;
uhj in th city.
i aoit DbmoatTe stationary; f ,1
eoaatrj mereSataf aaul otiers ahoald not w 3 cax ,
at ITo. 123 yum. 3Z, I
- GREAT ' -
r.x3T
FIT
.Cldtliins'SalC:
. '.J..
1S5S.
MAIlTDi "& '-BROIHEK.
Tim 'OLD OZIGiyJLL CLOimESS t
.X )
sr. ions, IO. j
tJiral !.y oaraetTesf la .JfeiT Tori; xprsl j f ir ti j;
pruas T2rj
Lij'X J-.- JUJijri i!
T sach. we -null adi a. tarons e-aalaa-xoa Cx jj
"flar S..e ef.ire prcaiaj.
SIIAW, BITEL & BAIlBOrE,
Uzrr Creeds
;' 55 Feail Sireef, Ci3cla:i. "
, jTi-saTTJc, c. c. 2 il.it, t- c. zrjtxr, g. ai3iKrit-
N. M. FLOREK,
WtrOLOlLS: E2JLLE3 n
PoT'Ricon, Lard, . Cored Huns',
DRIED BZEF A?7D BEHT TONGUES.
IT 9, Syeamore Street, Claciaaatu O.
KOBBUVS & - POMERO Y,
BDDTSSHOES&SOIEIEATKER,
Jas. O, Pear! aad 71, Haia Street,
CrXCDTXATL OHIO.
10IB. CROCKEnY. 105S.
JOHN " W. TOOLEY.
(Saeai;r 't 3T0O5"A5, TOO LET X- Co,
53 Jikti sty Old j?JL, EL Louis, Ji?.
iiaai
LV5-
Eiritaaai Ware-, te. witln a great nriaty of
any Jiaau aiut raru)r ursamaaa, oxrect tie
Potteri and jlaacfactareTJ.
r57"Sw arriTin-; ac ia itons. a fall tirc f tae
i ahore II a of jrood wLiea is GiTered to La Trtda at
I rea.0T!aU rates. A a exinilnatloa Lr solid teJ.
Zjf'OTi aati.I, Aborted Crat?, for Coan try TraiJ.
B. Pacltfn rccciTes rpcclal atteation.
j. t. ccirDaLL. K.E.Caaa.
DOWDAXL, CAIin & COM
WASmyGTOx rouDirr, -
T?ngiTjft ?T!r! Llachins l3znactozy..
Comer Seco&I aal forjaa Streeu.
ST. LOUIS, 3IO. .
MACTACTL P.ERS of Steam ta-Iaes aa i Ikrl
rf. Saw aa.I Griit 5!1H ilacllaerT, Tc'bacm
Srewj a&l Prcase?, Lard Kettle, Lara irerewa and
Cylinin, WorJ Cariin JLicLiais, Tcan'j Patent
bmat 3Ia:aias, iau.lxn; tiitinj?, &e.
I5rAjrntf frt-i ;a.e cf James sauLa & C0.1
Saperkr 1IACTII5E CARDS.
YOT3GT3 PATE5T Well
trieti, alway reeceaafar, folly CoarxatisJ. Jxaau
fae tared aai for sals by - '
DOWALL CATiTI. & CO-,
. Wasoiatoa Foaairy, LoaL3r3.
K. G. TTTTLx. S. G. miI7. H. "W. STSTTH.
TTJTTIiE, PSHLST & SLUTHL
SPEIXG STYLES. -1856.
77 3I.iIa strest, St. Lni, il.
MATTACT LKE KS of Straw and SITk Rniietir
Isa-sorters aad Wholeaale dealers ia Elfcbocs.
Silk Killinery. FLjWire, Trimraln?, Laeg G jod. Eai-
broi'dfries, le.
-ra-jjarehatta aad Slixliaers are TartIcaTarlT ia-
rited to exaraine oar rtok, before siakic their fx-rinj
parcli3ef, aa we f reljia? faHy on the aurerioriry cf
oar st jles,) intend to ofTer indaeensects eqaa!T if not
I saperoa, to anyjobtin aoae ia tae L aited states.
SA3ILtEjL SPjEXCER CO.,
Xo. Eility-Two Xorth Foarta S'trcet, !Tear Lccast-
ST. LOUIS, MO.
MAXFACTUr.Zl;S cf every description of
' Frame?. dealers in PaintiEjr EaTraTinr, Litio-
' 7
framed to any pattern in the boat raaaner.
AiTeriuinz Cards, Ac S tained arJ, Varaiiied or
Fraosd at short notice. .
Eoaewwyl, "Walaat aal other finer wood Ketare
Frams lloaldia.
Th Trade Sap-plied. Old FraacH, icP.e -gilt.
FRESH DRY GOODS.
LfcU1 A 31 EM) If & CO.,
KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE.
EDITED BY LOUIS GATLOR CLAHX.
Tau narater for Janaarr. 1?3S. berlrts the Foztt-
5EVESTH VOLrHE of the KS1CXEK30CCEK MAS AZ1SE.
bicee the price cf rabseritioa haa Lee a redaced
of tha KxicsiXBOCira taa fceentaerea5ed more than
fire to one. In many places, ten are aold where was
DBione before, aadthrong!i the year past it has been
steadily iacreasir:'?- It ii now offered aa chean aa
I aar of the ilajraxiiies. alt thin?n eonsidcre!. Inate.id
! of making n jw aad prod:zioa3 Dromise.we rabmifra
I few extract from notices of late nanxbers. which we
1 might extend to a number of pagrej.
Om5x03 OF THE PRE53
n-u , - ... ".
wh-?." llh e ?tor ?Ptbl7
t w-
ljea admirea th pertnmal sonree of ia pleasant
ww at. otu j a uiura. iu ju UUlVcl IDO VTrii J D
i ... . . .
Ut'Uii7ieer. Watlimnton
w ...
cl3C' -a UTin fael
P?3!-15'1!? wuhin hiniseif eyery lanety of fresh,
I e Ksicxeebocker haa been ani will be a fact
Rer. F. T'. Sect tox, Anther of Letters frcm Fn
tha Hirer, etc, will be a regalar ccntribator.
xuo ircsi. laieut in too connrrT wiii t pniiiprf.
and no expen?e or effort T5ared. to make the Kxick'
i .. ...
uminrffTa mnr. )... .J : p .v. ...
1 : t . . ... . C, . -
ou ixiocx our cniTiaai American jiaaainsa.
Tesj3. Three Dollar a rear. strietlT in adrane
there will be no deriation from this condition.
Specimen nnmbers will be sent gratis, on application,
1'oiiTAGE. Tro cent3 pr number, prer aid at the
ofdee where the work is dslirered, qaartcrly in ad
rance. All remittance? and all business ebrrmtcications
mast bo addressed, post-paid, to
. .. SAMUEL HCESTOX,
. ' 313, Broadway, IS'cw Ycrk.
oeegox, m. .
EOBT. L. IIATTEN, Proprietor.
I Xo paiES or bc fp-i
t-, - ? r crrr i;T r.Tr. it semi jr'i;-----. ,
defy aij-a.i all eotapctitloa I W Lara niraj.
io wa our poas tstj fc. w. a ws aelllajtu!ix.n ;
hnft it
I ?;? rrespeeMiMiu a? rcisriii Affeins.iseiTehV;;
. at this well known and highly reputable House. j
j Thc Tery bct, attention given to animals by a!
lLStSAS.
j vl-ni n
by
E0EERT L. HATTEX.
E- 3. c - I- IT.-TH!
Zr-r"5' t'jC tlu ZtxTrsBtr a, Lar
-. - - r
.1 . Xi.J.-
CASTINGS,
no:;.
li.L. .i -r
U- x. xj-. -
SIS'J,
E03T3 Jt S HO ES.
- JL
. TP'J
u? 1- ar-a ! . i to T.r rie a ia- j.
V.i-J-rii?rl--eaa-!-r
GOO 135. CTi-i" IUrac. i?auix2
Iibrei ier;! 1
b -5. f
S
tr . 1
n- iXvV..
baiiiiil zoo:
Cr.rjr,
!r
j Lc-i, . -
XTLnilii w CLir3.
X
Ei. Li-rw'xxf,,
; ; a...-i
Li thenar-
Tarurie- A.;iir
Siilpaer Carb. i-jda.
Vtauar, r ;
Tarj.natia'?,
Sal! jc'J-r, -Cogens,
. , .
D"5TjVI. ' " -3rx.LiaHir-T.tT
VgL Oit dn.
ifirLiacl' d
ITerrtriiruil Boce da,
rxrr?LT
Ljtidlf;a"j di,
Jij'ErplL,
ijj 'yeli)W, '
InaFaLas. ''.
Vv"iirZLai(i7,
? I. h .
T"h.x; ; . ,
' V"r:rh-iFir.'.f.
Chaoipiaa'j d.jy
Jjjna's
Ld.Ioa'j do,
lad Tj H- B...
tS-Tii Faxa Eiller,
LSS)as"3 Cooa Cindy,
HILaa" Lrxtsr Illf
Loiil 3a do.
of Ers -rIit a ci Fa ys.tUM Sic? firaitare, Ci.ras -
f n x h Ti P.'jw -rr ' . 'I.
Xt'.:iiL.a XI. ii.xi;g'.M mrrrr k .
5"ebnidko, are raarciiti'illj Liri:! to srtTt an ealL I
jTsrcIiaa aai I'1:yKi.is3:f Sowa, Eazwoj aa.I
Fresi AxxiTal cf j
""""T7' TTT' I ' ' f TT O f s
. II. I V ItI V ) 1 in ! !
1 f- 1 1
" AT nOClkPOUT, HO. -- !
THE snltri'ieTS wnaSI -rsrectfallT telir tl.elr
tliaals t tlieir cc.fi.eaior aad tie Fa'jllii Gene-
tailr Vj: Laeir liberal tatrcaarsliereccf
a ecaunaancti ef tit sara? ; a-f taey are d-jtenrlaad J
to sell Goodi i . low if tiit Sower . tia a aay ctieT
Er,aj west ci" Hz. J-uejo. liana jja-it rei?iiiTed a
larje aad well iel-wterf St.:ci cf Sprrrj aad Saauaer
Golf: al3. saerir jjck cf FaciZj- G-xceafsa
wl;ai Hariware. Glua tffi'i. Cxeeaawar?, Faraltart.
Saiilery, In 3,; i -
Coma eaeaad a",
Frwell ma kaaw;
Axi5a yiall ealT, -
VtiZL i&iH i low. .
Of Gflr..d th b3tT . .
- - . AridEre5.aalI,
Vt&"2 faeivt tae re, .
.. Ar.JI iT'.it yoaall.
Oar Stoeiof Dry Good.? airiz Iens irjLa3ed ia
the Eaitera eiea. we Eatter canelre we eaa
sarpass oareijmntxijr ia tie law price. aad -y.H.
aaalltTes cf our StocJ aad earaestly Ixllrrs ill will
aake ly enlllr and ieetr-j f:r tbeni.sCres tfre
parehajiaeLiewae?-. CAITT, J02Ei?.4 Ct.
3. D. Ccaa'try P.nJace cf all ils-Is tikea ia tr-'
rfUE at the Lf-i3t priees. f r Go. J iu 7.
GRIST MILL!!
Patent Portable illill.
THE aac?rrlbr3 bavt; eatrre.! iat. a rartreTsiii
aader tie frai' cf JU-L i!:!airri i Co.. tj
raicuficttrr; tt.' J. C. Roe!. raseBtriT.ii!s Gsi
Hill ad are ow piupa.ri i fsrcKi all tLce ia
waat of a y-xnd C-ir: cr Tieat Mill tiai f r .JcraT
bulty, aimjjiicty aad economy : ex:?I aay JIH1 ia tie
world. Oa ta Luc eahltuloa ff tie ' Heeaaai:-
iartitate ia Ciaelcaati, a Gd JTl-il waa awarIJ
them for it.
It 13 adapted to all Graa gricila jrrve3 ; it i
?iperior to all others f.:rtara-exEerxsiveMT?aaat
Jliil, aj it la for grinding tie Faraiers feI by Eorse
power.
The abore MHI an maaafae'ared by the ncd?r
aijaed at their shop ia CiEciarati, 0, waers tiey
eon be farniihedia anTtaaatitT at short aotii!.
lhe aocTe iUJj wtmated to perform f jZowi :
in. disci-
per be ar 50 C. CrarCi Vheai,
:i -
24 "
23
2C
u
130
Aj thia 11111 tella it! own st ry,is is csneeessary to
qaote frca ear naineTra rxoms -i:i-)aj,reeeired.
IIED,EOLABir.D CO. -
- - - Cinci-niiti, O.
A. B. HOIJLABIED & CO.
Mic!iipist5, Fiiirs izi
rn txt
rroai Slrect, T7et of Eiaita,
CIXCCfXATI, O, .
"YTToald nont rerpec tf ally iaf era tZmr friends and
V V the public atrally, that they are now pre
pared to execute all orders in thcirline.withrrra:-:-
aess. LLtrirr lately ealarge-1 their sh jp and with ;
the laereafe! taciliti-3 taey now po?e??, taey hope to
merit a contiaaation of the liberal patroaa:
which
has heretofore beea extended to them.
Saw Mill Engines cf eury DescrijiiGD.
Conitaatly 03 baa I: eoa-tin cf the isaab, Ciren
lar and Maley. Mill Gears and erery descriptioa of
L astiag, warranted to be well made in every partlca
lar. They bare also a Boiler Yari attached to their
establishment, which enables thera to orer?e all
work, in that line famished by theni, and are pre
pared to work on 9.3 rsisonitble terms ts any ether
ahrp in the coisntrr.
Those ia wact cf aaythiaj ia oar line, woa'I do
.-v .u uj a. tu a.r,a cini:ne onr new pAttras.
... A. b. IIOLABIKD Jt CO.
JOHN S. HOYT,
Ccty Saircyor asd Laul Agent,
Oe Licsanlicn cnnr.ty, T, will attend promptly
to all basirtess in h is profc$?ion, when called on:
racb as Frying Tax ?, Recording Claim?. SabdiridiEg
Land, Laying oat Town Lotrafurg City Flat5 Ac.
Eesidence and aldrs
AFXIIZH, Richardson eo., X. T.
FRANKLIN
TYPE & STEREOTYPE FGUHDRY
ITo. 13S Yine St., tet. Fourtlt ara TLX,
CIXCIXNATI, 0.
C. F. O'DRISCOLt fc CO.
"1 rannfactnrers and dealers ia News, Book and Job
A'-L Typ, Frintirg Presse?. Cases. Gallies. Ae- Ae.
Inks, and Printin? Material of Ererr Decrip'ioa.
STEREOTYPING cf all kin d-Sooks, ilana.
Ac f-c. 0
Bran3 nnd Pattern Lexers, vancus styles,
TII01MPS0N k TAAFFE,
(Successors to Earrow3 Tljoxpon,)
Wliolcsalc Grocers,
- And Commission Merchants,
. 'Ho. 13, Pearl Street, CiaciauiatL'
' Particular attention trill bo giTcn to order
for GracTies, which wm always be exited at current!
mFricC3- . I
L. FORSYTH & CO.
winnssiox mervhaxts
OF THE
a; BALTIMORE AND OHIO BAILBOAD
Xo. T, Olire Street, St. Lou-?, lb.
MGKE
BUILDERS
C.. o lTll jB1j' xJJ
J C, . ... I'll 11 L"2 J?1IT,
Attcr- aV. 1 Ccci!-II:r at
. 5c-j3T, razscaanr Cocjttt, tw.i.
"C Hje- Li ti drt IL)ajiS. ij ituar..
AXTOH2CE.Y AT li
rrT rrajtT:a La Eii Sixiir:l.f xujj
0 c 1 5 ti, x- jm.'.-.u -x..-..v,-
x. r. 5T
x r
r5C -H-.e xi t-u Cn-m Eit 113 t-.
t J. II- ExtOll,
FAttcmeT and CoarsaErr at IV
I '. . . PJL-kTTS:! G CrE, X. T.
1 TT7lLLa;:ii.i.I zrzvsrjlj t aZI -9".)
' L Bi-H irxrrz-szdd t aa ear, ij a.iy fii si C
X
f
V
a 1
r-
1
.t.
of th
Lectersof uK'vi:ry.rej:,tin fir 3-;-- u-. cf tatT-
riiiry, aia-Tanii -it; tartly xa.t t
D. 11. !H)L.-J.
.uUx.xxt. y . ,j .'.x.k-
. i. pra.3t.ca ia Li 2i
rcricTa f Iowa.
--1 Ci
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
LAND ENTERED ON TIME. F
elxi'ijie L),;.rfjc.. .
i-tT?' ;
" " "
AttOmVS S.I1U CO
itZots at Lit
And Ccaera! tan2 . Ayrata,
-xt till rr-.?crT at:r,i taJi xii-.a-r r."
ti,:ai. iarertlztr a:r--y, inrair - azJ jeZs ,
Iaa.I wirracM, iz.I 2 c-t- ;r innzisa tfra "aia, l-
tae rrr;fsij3, ia wrviATerrllarj J wSa 't'
Iowa. o t
CHARLES D. S jIITII, .
rla'3
pen
,-to',v:
i
lex.
AND NOTARY PUBUC.
OITAILA C1TT, ..T
Cf2 Lr Eu.a Zass?. .
l .rILL r?rs raxicalar ar.certtija 5 In cl s i
V aiiaaioaj frcta aliriai, aad Si t!w firerr-jioa
til sale of lata aad Cliiiasra Xesrteka territory
Referesccs. ,.
IToy. Jrssi D. Farsrr. " Vr lia.ia, 17. C.
- J.;ax Tax Draz:', Xiw Yirk Cl j.
Eawix Csca-s Eii. .
it
Jlaax TV. IzziiS, G-yr. oT 3" rv-j.
T. B. CncM. Srr. -s
JACOB SfArrOILD,
Attornev and" Ccniel!i3T si Lit
And Zlctnzj TzCzZc
r
ths
ret-,
T7ILIj atica;! rr-T.-rt!y to all tsijaaas et7w
I V to his cari, i i-i j;ca.ika Ttzlur ci 3"
cratowa. . .. - " : --.;,.
JOIWSO, CASSADY'fc'TZST,
Attcrr.vs and CouiisiI!:r3 at.Li' ,
wi:
i. . . ,
And flea em! Land! Agents, f,1 ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10TT1.
"T7XLL pr-srr'.ly attin-l to lmzl Aze;9. S
V " Tehran 5 iloaey, L:ati!:j eHi:j La
TfarranLJ, aad all esher laiae?a. twrxiiaicg u tie J :
pritissica, ia er.cra Ir. wa ac-1 .trai.
SC.,
er t
xi. D. JOCS,
UhALr.t, IxN lUAli LlAiivL
General L33d A?t'n. ar
'03! AH A aTY, r. T.'
II. A, TERKY & CO. , ;
GARDES - Iz TLOWZR Sm; ?t
T7"F.UITS aad Shral.5rtr! u ! Criaberry Cor.
A Ur
Carer reels, lliri . U of all iinis, i? . . .
caltcrrl and E.-rSi-ralranl b-xly. I3;lraa,i
'Agrni f- iill the l Saral. IVoLiajlai ia3 -
Uc:;i Su:. - . .. J
S:c-re neat dxr toPje;l!Ije, Csatcl' Ka',! 7 -
Wholesale and Rctxiil Cohriis:
lloiisej Orsnha c.r.d . Fcntcndli
; Tno:iA cxisscj -
eor.:
IS n
lat
now rtce
tceirh foe 5. a larje 'nascrtrsixi ...
tjles of LZUIEAD:,, c. . - J
est tt
A! Leariity Corn Mill, mlasteil frr-- C.mv
meal or ho??e fel with twihorjei. , .
Also, alargfllctcf Ilalt-ta-ajl Mii'art? z
Merehaats sap'.lei oa whitejal terai5. Jc "
glenwood norsE. aVr-
rpmi ntderjljael taring: tgiiz. tal?a 4'r"
J. kacwa Ilcnj?, Su Stfoi it arp wi'Ji estirij torj, v.
andecmplete Farai;are, aad lips ky itv j---; -lion
to boiinef to m.rit a 1.3nal share ef F' "
p?ronage. nia Table will at all ti raes be ftt 1 : 1 " 1
with the beat the mark af ri. LMslargta3
mc-iioas stables w;'.l aj all t-3j v nr-' . .
graia an-l, attended- br earefal oille.-s. Ia tr . I f
so claims Mo be h-a'-e'lf again,"' aat will -at S - ..
be ria l to see bis eld friend. ' -
Glcnwoo-i, May 14.131.3. . JESSE FA3T3-I ;
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Cy rsiiiin TIIAYEB.
C0R5XR Cf WrW Sir-:aai Ia X- 'S 6 '' '
tho Steaml.aw Indlr r. - " &I v
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from Steombcats, free of eharg . ?t " . '
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reSUed th; abore w?l kim.wti KT'
lie IToaje. he tnts by sriet aid gta llos aS i:
to tie wact3 cf hi g-.e;i, to iierir. a Lbenl is c.
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home for all who mw f;.Tor hua with a f-'
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tha spade, ar war ted Jsaricdiaiilj
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no pains will be parel tv xaake hi irner-J j j-.ot t
at heme, and ccnvfortaW. - O. A. E0S1"
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quantity of trvrelers aad bc&nr xcu v.
ready at all loan to idmla:.?" - ,; -
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