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Foreign Markets.

LA GUAYRA, Sept. 30-Coffee-n Caracas S78 to $751;
per 81, new crop Hdes-Scarce, $9a9t per ql here
Money-very Some failures expected to take
place before long. Flour-Sl3tal4a Dbl.
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o. RIBBONS AND SILKs-J. r. REYNOLDS,
20 Division st. has just received the most ses.a
SC. be found in the city. Dealers, city and country nd
ners will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere.
o61 missc
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CHATHAM THEATRE,

N p, nx seq" SPpss Tier g First Tier cents
EUGENE ARAM
To conclude with the drama of
DARNLEY
O'clock precisely. s ''F1"'''' P'
Box Office open daily from TO s. where Tickets NAV
purchased and places secured - ~ '' A'~~SS' ~'~s T"
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. "a, Isaa.
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TOR DIR. FEUCHTWANGER'S Price Current of Copa-
via, Capsules Acids, Dyewoods, Lunar Causic sguer
reoype Chemicals German Silver, sc. &C. &C. See fourth
pdpe otTer
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ATTRACTIONS! STRONGER STILL :! -
NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTUR E
GALLERY,
Broad,oay, opposite the Park.

nEsprCTCInynriHV bENNEI I. NnahageI.
~ braed Mr. Nees the wonder of the VERDI born without
arms nature IN of her Maynard treats having deprived him
OF those useful sppendges He however accomplish
many sts that those possessed OF hands AID unable
he Will write play variety of musical
out prohles; fire of pistol wind watch hit quarter
adollar with arrow and perform many other wonds r
plots MI Delarue will give limitations of Henry Clay and
Introduce the pecuarities of New York auctoneeM Cos
Inns, the comic Phillips the song
stIess-Nr Virgin the fasetto vocalstand Master Young.
the extraordinary wire yolante dancegas blowing by M
ties! E. Picture Gallery and Pefomance, ONE SHILLING.
at o'clock The ailments evening will begin
hafpast7. s2SIm
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PARK THEATRE.

THIS EVENING: October 2tth, will be performed
LOVES SACRIFICE.
After which,
- HIS LAST LEGS
First Tier cents; 2d Tier cents Pit SIX cents; Galle
~ cents. - -
Doors open at 81 o'clock and the performance will cor
a 7 precisely " -
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e. n REWARD-Lost Saturday Morning, Oct.
P ~ 23d on Warren street. between Q or hal past
o'clock A. NJ; sma gold epine watch with gold dial chased
round the edge and wreath around the dial with gold fob
ain attached with seal ana blue stone The finder will
r rh hove rewl d. and the thanks of the by eav
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MOTIFS STOW
DEPAIRh D y RICHARD AYLIFFE, established nine
IL wears At So ttham street New York. X A. has Motifs
and other Stove which he can sell reduced price.
Stoves and pipe put up the shortest notice.
~ B--PiTe constantly on hand. s21 lmsr
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QILLlARDS-Otis Field respectfully invites lovers
'his amusement to call at Basord, Rooms. heC
choice be had Of eight abesehe Slate, Marble
Mahogany with India Rubber Cloth Composition Cush
combination with all the late European
Visitors will find the bar, either Washngonan otherwise
suit their fancy. so lmissec
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AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN.
BROADWAY, opposite st. Paul's Church. under the
IMMENSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of APPLAUSE
Day visitors admitted evening free.
DR. VALENTINE,
the comic delm of American peculiartes whms
oddities, will his short lecturer the Benefit Of Laugh
,RgEMlss Tabltta Tptongue nq1sitye old med Of 40
billy Jones' the ruined by the March Of
The Steamboat, with description Of the passenge-The
Napoleon DsbaerThe Hypochondriac-yoab Squash with
the comic song of Suky CndeBuesque Lecture Phens
logy,-The Country School, &c.
- CHINESE FIREWORKS.
These works OF exhibited by the late Mr. Maelze
Their dazzling beauty and brliancy unapproachable
SlGNOR VIVALIr S
GRAND MECHANICAL FIGURES,
every movement of which represents life with fidelity per
fecty incredible.
Tue Mysterious Gpsv G-Niss Hood thepopuar vocalist
LA Petite Celeste, the admired danseuse-AIbno Lady
Grand Cosmoama the change every Mondsy-Fancy
Gi--- Blowng-and 500, 900 Curios,f,-s
Afternoon performances Wednesday and Saturday three
O'Clock. Eeyening performances commence at ~.
The Abundance to the whole Museum Garden and enter
tanments twenty-five cens-Chidren half price o2tec
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PATENT PRESERVED PORTABLE MEATS
AND SOIIpS

WARRANTED to keep any length Of time in any climate
" viz: Holsters, habut shad salmon oysters, and clans
beef mutton veal duck chicken turkey beef mutton
BROTH chicken tail SOUP mock and turtle SOUP
vegetable peas mushrooms. carrots turpps
tomatoes, milk Sc &c. sold whole
sale by WILLIAM MULLANE,
OF lmsm Nassau st
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NEW GOODS.
THE undersigned solcs attention large of
L Goods for ia and winter including beaver cloths
for cassmeres in great variety Of styles for
tai ,ons
Rich silk satin and merpo vestings which will be made
order usual moderate charges, for ready money
Ready made coaks, &c, constantly hand.
WIN T. JENNINGS, Draper and Tailor
s2s lmissm 800 Broadway, American Hotel.
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NIX or TENNESSEE AND BRANCHES, OCTOBER, 1912, ANT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17
4 cure for SCrOful or King's-EviI.

J'rgin;a Sampson, or 81 900 Premium pegetabte
l,llE undersigned takes pleasure in adding his 'cs
mony to the great raluc of the Virginia Sampson
or 81 900 Premium Vegetable, for the cure OF Scroiua or
Kings Evil, he having given it a far trial IN servant
of his after the disease had existed two or three years.
an the person had become almost PERFECT Skcl-
eon with several Ulcers about the neck nose and arms
and with the skin dead aud rough. One of the eyes
was considered quite lost, and the other much dseas
ed Medical aid was asked in the ease, whose opinion
was that the beyond remedy! Two or three
papers OF the medicine used in this case. and now
consider it as PERFECTLY CURED. no appearance
of the disease ha wing occurred in IL IL months past
and the being in perfect health as far as can OBJ
serve. JOHN RUSSER.
Capt. John Rosscr, the acting Sheriff of this county,
(Camphc.) is perfectly well known, in this community.
highly respectable intelligent and practical man IN
all his matters.
Besides the testimony Of Capt Rosscr, above. the
agent has in his possession other certificates, given by
persons who have used this medicine with the happest
effects and give other reercDcesoi its good effects if
desired
o. The above medicine is for sale at
Howell DAVIES.
Oct. 10 tsi.
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Bp seconds less time Than u I'M taken lm u wax
the mile preyuus. At the close Vi his labors he was
clieored 10 the echo by host Of spectators.
Drought o.. he .arknscs-A letter from Fort Smith,
on the Arkansas. dated tho l2h nltmo, states that
the country there is suffering under 1grcai drought.
which threatens even to Al the cattle. Water is eN-
cessve scarce; not To be found in 20
miles, The Arkansas river is SO low that il cannot be
naviratei by the smallest kcels. The three companies
Of the 18th Infantry Forts Gibson and Smith, destined
Tor jefferson Barracks, to leave about the 18th Ill
,no and would rsasch 10 oonvle Jefferson city aud
then descend the Missouri in steamboats,.
The Indian Payaeat.-We learn from the BurIiny
ton NIowa) Gazette Of the 2ih September. that the an
nua payment Of the annoiiy 10 the Sac and Fox In
dans was made at the agency Friday and Saturday of
the week previous. The amount Of the anuuites paid
was 81 600 and the total number Of the Sac and Fox
nation Yas twenty three hundred An attempt was
made to impose upon the sacs and Foxes Of the Nssis
sppi by The Sacs Of the Missouri, who con'rycd pei
two hundred of their number enumerated in the Of
the former nation, but the cheat detected and the
census taken over again This fraud it is said by the
Gazette, coninvcd by old ke,kuck. Besides the
Indians the agency, there were fifteen hundred whites
drawn there from motives OF curiosity traffic. and for the
purpose Of securing debts.
lIelnacLoiy .7ccuient.-A most melancholy accident
occurred Thursday last, Broken Sword pDstof-
fee Crawiord comfy. Ohio. Mr.. Augustus Machod
late resident of Columbus descended into well hch
he had been digging: bclorc he had reached the bottom
he fol- scnseless from the effects Of what called the
dumps lis wife Immediately to nsighbor's, abou
fifty rods distance and procured the assistance Of Mr. e..
Jacob who Immediately went into tho well when he be-
came affected in the manner. Mr.. Charles Sche-
Ter then 10 their assistance. aud the fate of tina
others The well was then cleared Of the noxious gas
by Of fire. and the bodies taken out Vigorous IF
forts made to rcsuscatc them, but they were all
dead except the younger Schcor, who had recovered
Fata Ducl-A duel was fought in New Orleans on
Saturday the lst, inst. between Mdshpman Culp Of
the Texan Navy. and Mr.. White in which the former
received wound q which lac died the following Mon
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T. 0MIBIVED ATT7k
X c an o q al.
OF u OF ID STA Nd

4 ANING sold ont the principal part Of our o !. ID
/ o & X al the store OF Burton < Rodcs. we
have the pleasure OF informing friends and the public
generally. that we have removed 10 hmt house o u Il
r. " r Il f. s r { Il of = X f. S H.
" " and DESIRABLE GOODS, and shall
IN future continue our business OLD STAND, un-
der the style and firm of ROBES & BURTON.
Having been very literally patronizcd by a generous
public for nearly five years, under the old and
firms, we ila,cr ourselves. now, that have united
our stocks, and better prepared and the more dspo
sed to merit its continuance that shall hot fail
all1e our most sangninc expectations.
Our stock at this time very large and is comprised in
part Of the following very desirable articles to which,
with many others not enumerated, earnestly invite
the attention ofall who in want of good Goods. a,
low prices:
Plain and Figured Silks and Satns, some very and rich
unusually low
Black Italian Silks great variety
Blue black do, handsome and cheap
Black, blue black and col,red ChalIcys
Mousns a great variety and very cheap
Black and colorcd Gro DE Nap Merino, very fine
Black, blue black and colorcd Bombazlnes
Syrian Muslns, fine aud handsome article for Ladies
dresses
Painted Lawns and Muslins, from Is to IS
Calcocs at Cd worth Is
do " Is Is Cd
do Eng. =" is6d" IS Sd
Printed Cambres, yard wide, at Is Cd
Taron Muslin white and coored new article
Cainbrcs and Muslns splendid assortment
Bonnet Silks and Lawns. very low
Bonnet Rlbbcns, large supply, cheap
Alpaca l.nsirc beautiful article for ladies' dresses
Cambria and Muslin Edgings and nsertngs
Thread and I}obbnet Laccs. large supply
Silk Cotton and Worsed Hosiery aspendid assortment
Gloves. of all kinds. prices and descriptions
Scars, Fancy lIandkerccts, Shawls and Mantillas,
rich variety
Cloths, Cassmcrcs, and NeStings
Georgia Nankeens, brown Linens and Drilllngs
Summer Cloths and Thbct Cloths, very fine
Cotton Fringes, a large stock, very cheap
Silk aud Cotton Umbrellas and Parasols
Gambrocns Italian Cloths, ColtonC assmerse. Kentucky
Jeancs. and various other Goods suitable Tor gen
tlemen's clothing
Cotton Oznaburr, Burlaps and Tow Linen
Beached and brown Co,tons from cents to the fines
quality
Sugar. Coffee Salt and Bale Cotton very low. besides
great variety of other DRY GOODS AND n o
cEnIEs of which we invite special examination.
ROBES 4 BURTON.
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81 siad day with Mr. Van Buren, He is hearty
and cheerful lie spohe against The Thrift. end common
ted on tie folly efAe Ukgs in passing such measure -
lC~respnidence q Tie Richmond Enqnrer Sept 5M,
lSt2
The Parliament Of Great Britain not long since nst
iuicd commission 10 ascertain the comparative coz
sumption of British manufactures in other counriee
As the result OF that inquiry, II established from
accuTaie data that each nehitani Of Prus
STA used annually cent? worth Of British goods
feh Russian fifteen cents Worth; each Dane sssenteen
cents worth; each Frenrhman fosniy cents WORTH and
each inhahiian Of the United s,sies FOUR DOLLARS
AND Two cZrrs WORTH. Such is the comparative a
Inouni Of tribute that tie people Of the United States
pay TO Great Britain, 6r articles tina, can he well
made at home, IN order 10 enable that country % keep
up her splendid monarchy and astoeTacy pay the in
eresi on her enormous debt, and maintain her army an
navy 10 such state Of efficiency that she can oyerawe
her Starving Millions and the same time pursue her
grasping. rafacious policy 10 every part Of the world
Fyery article that she takes from ns unless il il one of
Indispensable necessity 10 her. ctton and even In
that she Is making Immense efEs be independent Of
fsby raising il Ia her Fast India possessions is bur
ssne's wffla duty. ia almost every rqnal b. and
n SINE Instances greatly excctne. The prime cnst
Prussia icy years ago imported nearly all her hard
NaIe and manufactured gones gennally from England
rad sva5 aecun..n. thereby rapidly Impoverished A
ar i:,re since thn, p5ley ci.anged and bnavy
: ~ vas i,., on f.aelish nanIfaetnrts The so,sc-
a's.ass tfs ii,a' hes o'vu Yaaniac'utes have sken
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ss 81 a.. le..s a.cess.fy aaI praieat lor .ae ~
e Is Of this naee,ing.
: ?. Rcs,sce3. That in the proposition TO
IL Why Sise Ceasenilon the CITY Of Richnoid
- Ire s.d o, February, lSiS and that Richard Rich
his. Sr.. Jha 4. Porter. Aber, C. Palmer, jeremiah
N'anat. WA. Malinry. Or. leo. Ma,on, John II. Lee
N11ua vi. Smih. DIR. 4. Johns5r. VIM. Mitchell, Phil
q - Fry. Dr. trsl ierrll. Nm. Ihompson. John T.
'oisnaa. Lewis Graves. Nn. sieveas. JUS. Davis.
s,e ~ Caske X ,5erl W. Brokln. DIR. Charles Deal.
.Nm Snadls. Richard Fowler. Chss. 2 Howard. DIR.
= N ,.sl. Porter, Richard Graves, James w Gyss,
|@,aa i ,ssfy. Wm Graves. Richard Rawlings, Nm.
Arascr. Hsg'i J. Barbour. Dr. David Panuc, X. y.
3iuas an Jae b Caves. be- appointed delegaies to
sselWscni the Nhgs OF 0rangc.
z sgires, That the proceedings % this meeting be
slutlsstd II tic Richmond Wing. Political Arena and
Nr.inia iicrslj.
M, Wan Early, having been callci on addressed the
M az Ia neat ani forciblo speech.
A.hca motion. the NEE ing adjourned.
THOMAS COLEMAN, Chm.
GaosGg NJ Cooks, Socy.
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The engineer severel, Injured the having falI,n
ulsn btu, aud he Is since dead. The reached The
city aboat o. lock 1t night. Compiler.
FlRE-.Nnror esenp. IF The Ereiaage.-Abou,
twenty mlhul,s pas II O'Clock, yesterday morning. iho
Carpenters Shop opposite the Eschange Hotel, dis
covered be un fire. incredible short space Of time
IL communicated the laige unoccupod building adon
ing and lfun that the Old tobacco factory in the rear
aud in less ihan al hall an hour the whole mass was
heap OF runs fortunately IL raining at the time with
very little wind, splendid Exchange Hotel would
have been dcsnyedas II is nearly every pane Of glass
in rat IL hrakcuihc cuTnicc and blinds are cpsdera-
biz scoched and had moi been 5r the Tremendous excf
tons Of those attached the house. assisted by few
choice spirits In cars a2 water III buckets 10 the opof the
house nothing could have saved the Hotel from the de.
vourng cencns the cornice several times on Ere
The alarm very slight about town, bat one Of the
bells r'nging until loag line after the ,ncpa a,,c,
over and so rapidly jill the illnablc mass burn,
thai the rcmcn were unible bear upon il until
too late t. do much towards singth flames or To be- Of
much service 10 the Hotel. We were happy 10 per
cosc, looking through the Hotel yesterday, that il
very slightly injured internally, and every thing
went smoothly though nothing had happened the
breakfast being served in the morning without the della,
Of single minute Usual, in this vel regulated esiab
lshmout. ID
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Wa Werc n day OF two since, very much amused IN
a hotel, with a lohc that Nynan, the ycnrlloqusi,
PLAYED on conhtryman who had called for Il julnp.
He had raised the glass to bis lips, than he
heard dog his heelsho turned round 10 look but
discovered nothing second attempt with the glass
had the same effect, except that The supposed dog
growled more sayagcly-the conniryman stared more
wildly than before, cXciaiming "Nha.'s that?" A
so'ce was then heard from The the glass. saying. pm
run, aud rum is the UerHo Down dropped the glass
oi fum, the eonnirynan CRYING ont. "By hockey, III not
taste agan!" We think hat Wyman desc rvcs a
premium iur his ad TO the temperance
Battmme Clipper.
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RICHMOND OcraBrn -

RAIL Roam icospENr.--'rhe detention of the Nor.
iem mail tram Monday evening. was caused by the en-
9'he being thrown from The track about 10 miles this
SIDE Of fredericksburg. flock osheep discovered
" the engineer, and he stopped the Train and scared
th u of as he surpassed with his alarm whistler bu, it
a2pea9d that they had ouy entered the bushes on the
road SIDE, and when the started again. they came
out ana siong the Rad little distance until com
lug 10 creek .ticy all assembled the embanhment and mud
died together on ire truss work bridge The engineer
yas uitlhe u stop thu train X The consequence was they
we're ran over. The wheel killing four Of them, and The
engine being thf,wu off the track The connexion be-
tween the tender q lngpaoe car st formed as at when
The t5mef Is thfoTa ~ i can scarcs by any possibility
take 'he iHifr alter i-tf cohnexior beugln such
rhr''fff sewers w.t almost crrtaln,yit so ha2pcH
81 i" 'll'-'.'' a'h o., 'ane- "ro'g ST -. ;aT
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Il Prompt and .Ncritcd Rcbuke-It will be rccolI'e'-
ed that Mr. Webster took occasion to dcnouncc the mem
bers OF the late Wing Convention in Aassacius cts III
having as he chose to assert, transcribed their powers
In nominating candidates for the Presidency and 'r'
Presidency. The Secretary seemed to forget that 'n'
membe rs of that body knew at least as well as he w,
extent of the authority with which they had been eo"1
by their constituents he might at least have ne'
that when a body OF 500 delegates unanimously '''
enthusiastically nominated Mr. Clay as Pres'd'",
though they might not have baen specifically INSTRUCT
to act in the premises. it very fair indication ".
wishes Of the people, But the people themselves nav
now taken the matter in hand. and they will soon wv
vince Mr.. Webster, that, influential as he has hcreo"
been with the Wings of NJ Massachusetts,, they VIII w.
surrender their principles at his bidding nor smother wv
preferences in order ogratify his personal roscntne'
resentments the stronger. because they n,w fro" as
of injury inflicted upon rather than received ffom'
distinguished object Since Mr.. Webster's sPeec,
been published, Wing meetings have been held ~ 4
borough, Dedham. Amherst and Woodville al eau
of which resolutions were adopted unanimously app
ing Of tho course by the late Wing Conven'iui'' =
10 quote the language OF ono OF the F'enu''"
'esr w hc nomination BY them Of itlnry ~
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Gle gocs TOO for .4ds7urie Resenge, with fur pro
quirer, in critcsing Mr. Claws political crced,' and
then asks. What s tl,yN hat docs he mean ny no
We will undertake 70 these questions fr the Fn
quircr, ifit Will tell shat Gon jackson mean, by
'Judicous Taril.' The Enquirer novoraskcd the qaos
ton What IS jadiciou3 docs he mean BY it7'
wbcn Gen. jackson said he in favor Of udieinus
iatil.' Oh M. he nerrr mentioned IT, But we suppose
the Enquirer would e9,f It to be- inferred that Henry
Clay Is ,eo crcai man 10 advance opinion in the
qugacal whereas Gen. Iackseus opinions were Of no
son Of consequence except far they might
catch yotcs-Eh ncighb'r2 .NtyoM Herald
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tho place tie impaired abrs 20 snrl an extent that
Prussia ls aims, oaun 1 independent VI lug aud.
and enjoys suhsiantis prosperity than any uhcT
country uH the continent Of Eurple.
To produce such result lrfr. 10 stimulate Amcti-
enteT;aze. 10 Protect aud reward American labpr.
10 render us independent IN fact well u IN name
the objects oi the Nhes To secure these benefits they
passed The Tariff Law which Mr.. Van Duren and his
priy now speak against. and sgnatize folly"
Friends and cDuntrymon. shall pcrsevoro in this ''i
" or return 10 the good Old lines" highly appre
we'd Of BY Mr.. Van Bnfen and the Loco Foeys. when
Great Britain drew from this county annually in hard
cash or its equivalent equal Ia four dollars aud
t,ro cents fo each man. woman and chidi THIS is
Of the questions yoa Will have to decide at the coming
election. Baddi1 Com .7dr.
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New Fall Goods.

AM now receiving full and well selected stock of
i FALL AND WINTER GOODS. which will be
sold eery cheap. a call is asked from all those HAVING.
Dry Go's, Hats and Shoes to buy, as am determined
10 please all who nly favor with cali
JOHN q NEEN.
''H 10 SNlf
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

MRS. BF.NAGlI will resume the duties Of her
WI school Monday. the 18th of the present month.
The health Of her family being sufficiently restored, she
hopes To be able to besow all necessary attention TO pu
pills committed to her care.
Oct. 10 tl1Of
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INTERESTING LETTER FROM MR.. ola

INTERESTING LETTER FROM MR. CLAY.
" IA, bef,re readers another interesting letter
froa Vi. Jlay. II is in answer Ia u letter from Syra
cas- dated de oth and the oject OF which is explain
ei n lhs Gilowiag paragrashs;--
SYRACUSE, (N. y Sept, 10. 1912
Hon. ,.easy Clay: Dear Silt having recently be-
enssn anDng your friends in This town that on Of
oasca1eas hal received requ 81 lnym you purchase
% FTari 10 YOU quantity Of Ononlaga Sail for use
up3a your farm al Ashland, large meeting was nmc
1ilsiy assembled al which il was resolved To ask your
acaace, Tree Of charge. Of small invoice cnntaning
specimens Il the various kinds Of Salt MANUFACTURED
81 ~ oeg slno waters
Fur the future, hope much from the recent lrgis-
4.ou % tca,rrss n establishing larn of duties up,n
'feen pa5cis. ai.atdias is believed fair measure
81 protection 10 domestic industry.
hlt we cannot forget that the war-ery Of repeal has
already he,n suaded
n >rh cf.s!s when that great system of which the
hlar o being iho fandcr Belongs to you and which i,
yaiT ambition 10 establish upon sound and perna
leat hsss. bad hpeu suddenly pr siraicd and wh,n
Gan g'rs are asniH llckeaing ar5uud it, your cmiucai
sifs.ces - the pnle councils IA behalf Of that hrnei
eat system. cannpt hut b. aatly appreciated The
eyts 81 the naiiu a!ain tgFH t, you.
la conclusion. Ne lsg leave to express tie hop,
thai yuas .c aay be hing spared to your country.
AMOS = GRANGER.
JOHN q. FORBES,
GEO. T.. COMoFOCk,
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To Country .Nerch0nfs ana
Others.

NNEWII.L give the highest markc, price in trade
w for Feathers Tow and Flax Linen. Wool, Ba-
con- Sc ROBES s. BURTON.
June = tsH