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We have great reason TO be grateful for
your kind Indulgence, while we have been
laboring TO have our arrangements made
Z perfect, 1--WE had feared that in conse-
quence Of some. irregularity in the issuing
of the paper for the last few days, that
/ many Of our subscribers would forsake us !;
but,.to our JOY, they seem determined 10
hold on and help on the numbers have
increased, and when we get our fourteen
/. yards of sign across the pavemen,, in letters
so large !" that he that Kuns may read"
we are not sure but in place Of maxim
provision for 10000 per day, and 50 ad- :
-vertisers, we may be called upon to double
the number We say we are not g sure
nor can we be, when we consider the
work in which we are engaged, and the
manner in which we intend to carry il on.
We think if ever there was am enterprise
of wefbe allowed to call it such) that could
SO justly claim the support Of all the virlu-
Gus and the, good of every sect and party,
thissis it. Then let US have your support,
and FIVE do not now, we will labor here
after and constantly to deserve it.


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-gtAccIDSNr.-I'he evening train of cars from
Baltimore to our city on Saturday, met with
an accident short distance beyond BetsyiIe,
which delayed their arrival here till 4 O'Clock
Yesterday morning, nine hours after the usual
hour. 81
The cause of the accident was the running
over cow which fell upon the track, and the
consequent removal of the locomotive from
the road Il We regret to learn that MIR. A.
Jeffers, the engineer, was considerably iniur-
ed. Captain Slack was slightly burnt, and
that a passenger (name unknown) had his
shoulder dislocated.


fACcfpExr2-On Saturday morning al the
Centre market, an accident OF serious ma
turc occurred. lady was about leaving
the market when she was knocked down
~ AEhoTse attached to butchers cart and
which was drawn over her.-She was pick
ed UP by some Of the by-standers and car
RED intp one of the shops in the market
Dr. Hall was sent for, and upon examina-
tioa discovered that both other lower limbs
were brokep just below the hips. Every
care and attention was bestowed upon her,
and after some time she was carried home !;
no fears are entertained, we believe, of her
,,lafnAts recovery, though she may be lamed
fcvflfe, 1920 t.o v,


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TpMBs or INDIAN KINcs.--In Labaque,
Penu, are to be seen the stdpendous graves
Of the Indian Kings, who most have died
IN the times of the Incas, Some of them
afe said to be over three thousand feet in
circumference, and hundred and fifty in
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.sOne Of them was opened 10 Truxilo, and
silver and gold taken from it amounting to
/. oyer two millions of dollars A company
ofsmerchaDts have been organized, and they
are about opening several others in search
6msFs hidden treasures .asa i &, /, ~