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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04

Mr.. EdiIOr:-Please announce the
name Of ABRAHAM SALLEE as a clndid.
ale for county Surveyor, and oblige
MANY.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04

We are requested TO announce the
lame OfCHARLE. F CAMPBELL as can.
dda'e for Prosecuting Attorney of Brown
county attic approaching election,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04

Mr. PALMER;-Pleasa say that M. Az
ExANDER DrKINes, OF Union township, 10
= candidate for the Office Of county sur.
veyor, and Oblige MANY.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04

We are requested to announce the
name ef JAMES CLARK Of Lewis town.
shlp,as a candidate for Auditor of Brown
county al the ensuing election.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04

Mn. PALMER: Please announce JAHRs
as a candidate for Auditor, and
'blige many voters Of Brown county.
MANY.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04

We are rPqusIed TO announca Mr..
BENJAMIN APPLICABLE as a candidate for
Snsrlf ot Brown county at the October
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04

to los wings. Last YER the wing mas
jority in the house was so. Democratic
gain on iniRt ball 4, since the last election
THIRTY THREE VOTESm
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04

The conductors ofthe Examiner are
eRdeavOrinR to make it appear that the
people of this county have bCen greatly
defrauded by the county officers, for sew.
eral years past. All this disinterestei
bueand cry is raised, Just before the eIpc.
ti"n. to induce the penpIe to Gil the off,
ces with honest Gode raj wings. They
would have oil the Offices filled AZ the
Clerks Office has been for seven years
bntthe people will not aid them in such a
reform. That office has undergone a
democratic reformation, and fiIlsd by an
h 'nes' and capsule Dsmocrat--such a,
The people wan,tO fll the other Offices
ut tho county, aud such as they will
have it they elect the democratic nom.
ices.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04

We are requested to announce Maj. E.
MOOREaS candidate for Prosecuting At.
OrRey.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04

See first page for tho address Of the
Holmes county wings 10 the honest wings
ofISlO.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04


6T The great elm II. rassd by the
ESimller as'in't tbs copny o,Iiasr,.iu,t
before the election, will fail to prnIlcs
the elfact desired by its au'hI~. TIA
absence of any complaint heretofore a
ginst The Auditor and Sheriff, isa sun /,
Gent exposition Of the motives thar now
prompt interested porsaps to bring forth
nngrounded charges aud misrepresen,s.
tons against these officers. Il will ba
d ticnlt now tO impeir that general con
tilence which Nj. Smith hes Obtained
by a faithful aud correct discharge of the
duties 0fhis office. The charV apainsl
the SheTitfare got up by the clique that
c'n'r"ls 'ha Examiner, partly from per.
S'Hal mliice and partly TO influence the
approaching election. They will prove
as harmless as those agains, he Auditor.
We have lately heard the greatest salts
faction expressed, balh by p,liticill oo-
ponaN'S and Frieads, of ths mnar in
which Gen. Higgins has disch,rveL .ha
duties Of Sheriff.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04

torney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
-Co-ne inin N COR Cold w,'~r Army
The Great Wush N Y ouinu q 1therl n z

~ tlr BrnsdsaF Ia'trDsci-. NNnfsN rNehpE NIL
viii b. Of The chest Temperance F-a.i' ever served
% ihs city. EIperencs and Adir,s, by Jas Ia ss
D.. kirhF "a iy welsh and Arch Midisn temp. rancr
songs By Tire Lsfies M,r.. Cary. MAY. Bosari, Brush
Leb,rs, Nagie. Covert. Coui, Dasi,, \ MADDEN. snd
Murphy Tie TICKETS gong Of rap ty tic urmhcr D,
limited. anI =, soif be 0re the money u be
aiken :; he door.
y Go a. once AMI get your T.csetsPnce, > cent. 20
BE- had ~ J. Kellogg. H. Cara. J. X Barr, = Fcr
.yih street 4. r. Plrmp.y 81 >s1ih i J. Nctofa'r
J. Brewster . Canal At ~ fai n~'u. corner AM add
Na..ar \. / Coonih-. s.hinctru Temperate Hal
American Temperance Union OfL-e. Cluien Hal J. ".
uver o-gan o-ce. Ann AMI Na.sau streft' Ny
ani-r Welsh, - Broadway a. o d u sands - to-srA
.-eet i-e L.
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DIED:

In BROOKLYN on the 9Th inst. James Marder. son OF
W,ner and Elizabeth Stadry aged - months and - day
I'm "Wednesday, June - after lew weeks uine's YVES
sonbis daughter OF Elizabeth ese, IN the al year OF her
On Tuesday the 7h inst Emily relci OF the .Is Peter
simon -, a.. -. r - ,,
On "Wednesday the 9th inst, IN the ilst year OF her age
rt,,a ~. ot Richard VI White Esd OF BroOklYg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
lIunl.rupts-June 2.

Asa ID Van Schaick, merchant, NeW-i0rk
DAVID u. Dempnc, Neriork.
Iape> Naieniine, butcher, NeS-YOrk.
Aonzo b. Lanc, tlse iris Crar lord Lane, hardware
merchants, Newly
Aaron Abrahsms, New-NoTk
Samuel ". Palmer, broker, Ncv-Nork.
Guernsey Osborn, Fdlisburgh, Sullivan CO Nev-lork
william Tvlrr, Cs-tletsn, su.iIyas co. Nrw-l orb
John Van Antwerp, date nrm % Van Antwerp No5!eJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

T The Intclligenccr Of yesterday contains the
..r,,.rondcncc between Hon. Mcssrs. Wise ard
s,aply, touching their late personal difhcul,ics.-
his published by Mr.. Wise.
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NNTIKELY NEW. at 40 Broadway.

4 next rn 'he O.vmnr-rhc Albany Pony, the great
81 s'-. PLAYER wing teach ~ wanted a. above seven
fr.i ra'e Tables IN th- t;rand Hail ~ by ~ fcet .
Two gentlemen 70 form Fr>i Cla,s soni p io ~ 4 VI
Tf~.- du second 4" m % -, \. VI
aui l H. O'Clock maxim all tho.e very di'h.
-rf ,t-nk. from t~ BOOKS laid dosn q, Thur>ion
r-e,f = ..i -i R.ard. les ln~i aut made
fv NJ, .rr N,- p AM IO1s,h1n The Brighton Marx
~. th. twa grcs,.,S ir,trs E1-cVe Pipl. ray tr,t
. l.>.cr, ;: ,.>l-. 3 er qu1r,.r Which " l. cnlue
-fsr % one hour. NAV between thr hour III an D.
Tbs, ,.r1 nlsy for exercise only rvtci B-,tin. strictly
l.-,bl.f,4 ic+ lsti>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
BALTIMORE, June 9, n O'CLOCK a. nj.
l,nportaut Movement in Tennessee.

You know the dilhc which prevented tie
election Of L. 5. Senators by the late Legislature
Of Tennessee. The Wings had three majority in
the House, and the Loco-Focos one majority in the
Senate. This gave the Wings majority on JOINT
vote, and, therefore, if the election OF |. > Sena
tors had been entered into by joint ballot, as had
been the practice since the admission of the State
into the Union, Wings would have been chosen.
For this reason the Loco-Foco Senators refused to
60 into the election BY join, ballot, and no election
va. made Tennessee, in consequence, has no
Senator'S in Congress The rccusancy of the Lo-
COZ oco State Senators (thirtecn) caused, as may
well be supposed, deep indignation throughout the
State, and they have repeatedly attempted to eN-
plain OF indicate their conduct to the people.
On the 10th of Feb. last the Loco oco Members
offered, through the newspapers, to submit 'h'
question to the people by rcsigning. Ia the Nash
vile Banner of the Both ult is response from the
Wig Members. stating that their designations have
been drdrn up, and will be sent IN to The uoN'
ernor "a soon Us those Of the Local oco Senators
shall be in ike manner rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
u The American LNborer : published On IN

II The American Laborer Is published On the
nrsi day o. every month TIE fr number published
10 Apf'l last Tie r0s work 10 b. completed in tpeivs
hShDerH The vni-Gte, when completed Vi form
p~Ddium Of inofsation connected with the 4rrievlfar,
heoSne drif, Ir1d,i en1 Csmn,rc, n THE r7fsl Sis
no, elsewhere 70 be found in any volume.
IHE AnERicaN L,so2ER viii affirm and maintain The 20
hey oi encouraging aud fostering ~ We legislation te
ab shueni snd growth in corHiry of Of yet .c
be branches o Industry, '1ch the Culture ~ slk
Manufacture Of whatever fabrics NJ Wool Cotton Iron Sc
may be necessary FOR he apply 81 our own
secure and perfect Independence II VII .-moustrai-
that the true an permanent II al bet especially
n the Agricultural and workns Classes unversav viii
be inably AMI gnally promoted BY adopting ami cary
out the Pro:r i've Policy. ard hli he Wages Labor
tie avtragc price ri Is Produce nd The Aggregate Project
Of the Naioral I1dusry viii h. .ur-ly and largely
HANGED thereby. In hort. this work Intended to form
conpleie text book for the friend. NJ Protection ant tho
rough refuaion NJ every point of tie perncog, falaces
PIT orh rs the fore szd misguided American spolog
tor the policy Il one-.iied fTee-Trade.
The AYrRicAN L,BosER will be published monthly in
large octave form, zach lumber ding hryRo large
double column pages o closely printed matter Each
her will co1'a great Speech. Report other convn-
CHG document and sy Of shorter articles. The work
VII form one complete and CON- prchen.v- Volume Of 90
ar;e TAR pages, and vii be afforded 20 single ,ab>cr
bes for STvENTS-FIvE ems each tire. cope. Two
Dollars FIVE copies. for Three Dollars. rine copes for Five
LARS II Payment sreqaired IN advance N al ca-e'-
The lowest possible price has been fixed order that IL CIR
culaon may - rendered uniyersl, should tbs work re-
ce.ye the arprobs, on Of the public
GREELEY 5 McELRATH, 50 Aunst. y. \,
N.y-York. March {. l2f2
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Commercial and Money Matters.


There more aeive business done at the Booker
Board today ihas me- ra.;, and improvement
IN feeling maniisL Union Bank improved PER cent
Mechanicst American Exchange :. Farmers Trust j.
yobsvkl. Long Island 4; Harlem, Of which about -tf
share. were .o 10 ueucc ~ the demand - fulfil Dc
contracts lately made with VI. Waits avancci 10 10. D., per
ceGt. Improvement
In Stocks the transact were rot very large bur
A. firm rates State per cent. sod ~ o.; >Nes improved
rer cent; Illinois Inl.lna /. For Cy sewn, lo5 was
nfees with no sellers For state =. 1851, - of~re 1873
-: 1872 s2i Ono sizes 1886 and 80, 10 offered, sn asked
1880 offered. % asked Alabama - oderci Pcnn'yka-
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MARRIED /:

On the st inst at ST Thomas Church, by the KEY T.
l. HANKS ID. d, the Rev. Henry NJ Beare 10 charo''e
y daughter of tbe late Payspn r. Grosvenor.
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~ GREGORY \ son are now offer

ing 90 der customers great bargains N Dry Goods
superior French printed Muus and Lawns a'i coorS and
cheaper than ever.
Also 10, of shilling Prints color fast ard very hn' DO"
selling al nj per yard SlA and aombafnes al very resu-
ci prices, Alnrge assortment OF GambroOns. Pnd Drah
ID Efe, unusually law.
Just received from auction lot OF Leno Striped Jacone
or whne Dresses, uniy , ~ per yard complete d.
.ortnent of Cotton Hosiery AT the lowest possible prices
Gloves and Mn. cheap Also 10 dozen ssae hacs SIN
Hos, at S. 6d Diapers, DassA Linens Iabh 'o'er'Lo"s
Cloths, and >hec,ng remarkably low at No'l75 >pnns''i
,....'. -. s.,.e ie7
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uBERAL DONATION.-A dona.

ton of seventy three dollars received by The Lady
HoNard Temperance Society on MONDAY afternoon, Nay
lie srh ACCOMPANIED With the following notr from lir
Rev Mr. Marsh, secretary Of the American Temperance
Inou-
Madame have the pleasure Of presenting you seventy
three DOLLARS donation from the American lemp,,anSe
uon To e appropriated % the reei Of the poor WASH
ingtOnians IN clothing, &c-
MIR Mar,h-SIr, alio. NE 10 present 10 Ihe amrtcdn
TEMPERANCE n0n the thanks Of the Lady Ho"arI
society the above donation. ant be assured ~ a
be appropriated desired; All permit ne also 10 pf'
~ Won the thanks tie >ocety tar your servers IA i"'-
,,,rdIpg II !, them MARY HAwLEY, Directre-s-
n Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
RARE CHANCELLOR BARGAINS

AFH KENT eorH respectfully inform tie Ladies
and t!sise who wish 10 purchase
DRY GOODS.
that consequence us wishing 10 dirssh his soca -
viii - 10 extraordinary low rrcs> ii> HocA consists 90
every thing ker m the lis. comprising argr and 'pler
ici ASSIGNMENT oI
PRINTED, LAWNS. FRILLED CANBRiCS AND
MOU>EIIN De LANES.
Prints of al hind, tFne,hl Tor only is per yard. Amen
,an and French proportions
All Hind, OF M1.ns sri Cambria, Linen, Dnmnsk,
d lper. ToW-iiin-, \apAiu,, &c
Together With extensive assortment o. Hosiery OF all
,na. from ga per pair up =, Sc. hi Gloves OF the
Sc; quality ami atite lowest prices plain ,lik and nett
Glove. of a. cclc-s AMI quality. A.o good supply Of
SUMNER StuT. tor sale At NJ "a Csnue-s'rret.
r.. II. KENT.
Ps Feriumery Of ali kns bought a, great bargains
,t..-... t.,I. .,r..c rs 2vN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

~ II appears from an official statement made
before the General Assembly of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church of the United States, now in session IN
Philadelphia, that the fund Of the Association has
sustained a loss of about $4,000. from Tie de-
pr,ciation of stocks in which it had been invested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
presenting our bIIs Nhrn cafhrits Az uttF'Itu.
,tc 80 j. G.. BOOTH. Agent.
GUNNER GOODs.-The undersigned

GUNNER GOODS.-The undersigned
y prepared with his u'u,l extensive ass''en' 81 sea
.onahe Goods 10 execute Orders for Garments IN style
which ~ ~ comport h any house in the Trade at prices
which mus, offer inducements to those paying ready money
Attention solicited to the style Of Pan'soo~ furnished
NJ thi, es,sl.burn,, particular care directed 10 th'
department. viii Tie view of SWING en're satssuon
Drilling Gambrooas. French ana English Elastic Csssi
rncrls, in . sst variety
Fancy Dress articles including Sk and Satin scsri' Ca
yats handkerchief Gloves Hosiery saspender' sb's,
''''"' 49, VIM L. JENNINGS,
i.9 lpi. 2s9 Broadway, American iI't,-
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VJIIL'S NEW YORK MUSEUM-for.

ri.riv known a Hrl'i>. - rnaiwav. oppr>f~-ths
C-fT Hal -N REYNOLDS Misses Ro.lnl ans Mary SasW,
VI r u. shaw. lrI VI. B-ucr. a ssrss o. COncer.s-
" . Letter. NJ. al Director Grand EXhihuo. the
wonderful rov.ra,.r, VR~s ius imp rted f-g Europe
rv N1a, Ma-in. AMI 90 be presented to tie ruhic or
tha t-i tine BOB t,s country.
a. ,h. .-,, IN " "a ai>o ~ exhibited new plgre-'s
p or,-l s .t .u.f~ and niei bv Beilim ant sorc
IA a.. B.. . ~, -. IN Fr1rcf. l > cents -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
NEW STYLES of Summer Goods JUS
. rFffINfU dI ITF
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
~ Fuonsr,et, near Broadway,
s,~,,crs and other, visiting the city will fn4 II IL Their
advantage 10 give " call before leaving their ORDERS a.
We have large and desirable assortment OF Drap dft'
French and English Drling. single aud mlled French
Elastic md English Casmeres. Fancy Sks. Chsle> and
Nsr,rfrs ye>ngs, with large and select siocL ~ WOOL
Rack and Fancy Coored Cloths snd Ca.siueres selected
from recent mpo rtatous the lowest cash pree ard W."
he made 10 order IN the space OF time 'nr ir
nent are all guaranteed be Of superior WORKMANSHIP
,le bo., of trimmings aud frs,rae it, Our customers
I'm sr H. ,ro,o, in filling orders aud equally prompt 10
presenting our bin, when garments delivered.
tc 80 J. C. BOOTH. Agent.
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ADJUSTMENTS
1 MEXICAN MUSEUM and Gardens,

n corner ~ BroaiSay and Ann STREET. T BARNtM VI.
MsragerEyery Day ard Evening iisveek. Csmrisncn "
M1niay June =. Be- Attractions IN he CIV SOME
THING NEW. The Manager has u cnnpistst spisr.
did GARDEN IN The TOR OF TIE Mjs SIT u anil
~ adjoining built NJ Boadsey, covering an area OF
Ser1s Tssusrnd SPARE Fstf.
A psu-d fsy l-fiorrsncs iskes place every Wsdnes-
day mt >aiDras siiennnus Admiarrr - the sholc Nc
-srssrsa ffrs.a r,r-@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
VI urkets.
,suEs-ssle, Of about - box, fot have been made

al I ) . aud ~ Pearls at 5h@i. .oo,,
CDICON-Th- sales Yesterday Nere ABOUT oOp ode>,
England As Aoliefs huD .. yesterdays prices iue
aunnty ahoat is quite light and 500 Ton almost any IS
,inoo of fsi hoop freely offered or export we qun"
C,n..,e AT . I2i a 6lst-with salrs about uVo DDS a.
6I5a6Isi tor good brands. 100 bbls oni' a2d
oi tcr I',rrpool on prvac terms Sales OF pr me va"
,,r,I at q M. Troy afoat 6I2 Georgetown : hsld Al
90 ale Of loco bill madS for shipment TO Liverpool
supposed at 6l2i and nosi piop'py d' 81"
GKAfN-sales $500 bushels Northern Corn at % 7''
MEASURE 500 Ono, pan 10 arrive al % ~ N,Snt.
III, Of RIVE va, made 6jc, the 500 bushels quote,
yrray was ,od al le,s than Ole nor more than o'
oar, Ar. selling at 81 a JIG. 81.
JEAS-A catalogue Of Teas va, offered al auction tn>
,,,,r,n, by / NJ Hof .an Co. There was scarcely q,
.o an attendance the trade usual, and The sale vent
III ', nh some dullncss, large pOtAl OF the lots beng
Withdrawn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

The demand for Treasury Notes was considerable To-Day
for investment at par ami premium
Iaml,er suydam, E.q. has been elected President Oh inc
E-ui,sble Insurance Company vice Ties H. Ntrcen h'q
The Toll. collected the SewNork Canals To TIE Ito
June ia each OF the last four years are as follows.
1850 ..........S4 n8 ,57 l5ii............ss ioie'
1910 ............ so 9s l'i2.......''''.' oa''''
The Toll. collected al Albany ani West Troy To the ''o'
June IN Isll and W follows
lsil ..........S,jios2 Hit"
We understand that the Cashier OF the Huntsville banoh
of the State Bank of Alabama the President OF the Decatur
Branch and Director the Tuscaosa Branch have had
A meeting al Mobile h the officers OF Tie Branch IN tat
city, for the purpose consulting on the future course Ia
IL adop,rd nv those Banks u supposed that arans,
ren,, would he made to furnish exchange on The No at
moderate rate Of premium, preparatory to return 10 'pe
Gle payments ,,u c.,
TIE Itc, Democrat saws: We understand that Mr. Canal
Commi.,oper Eos paid out 10 the contractors on us
sccton during the past week, on the .,,,..o
Black River Canal.
Erie Canal Enlargement 49,
We may reasonably hope a. consequence dt our os
will discount Little more irttly, ana ud' Due, =" '
kiIds il revive = lIur. e. - -,
Eve dollar notes Bank OF Brandyv inc are IN ciFcua
ion. The paper on winch they are prh'eu y OF WY
c,ar,c qualify and the engraving coarse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
Rnssenyers Arrived

In the ship Nkaasns from Nc" orlransLnI , 'iina
Mr. ale anl servant Mr. Damn, servant ana Two ehur
u Da,i. Mr. Vsn Oas,ran. Mis- Canledge Nr Call
edge Mrs shamrock and servant, VIZ "oo'5u tln
Mis-, Muller MIR Slanbc Master Chew, ana j. IN Tue steer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

~ 600 Stale >4Nrs, l8b.
Sterling Exchange continues dul al !. 81 Francs '''i
ass ,,.,...t..
,,I exceutnr in a few points, Georgia, Alaoama Iehn'
ee and ouri the rate. OF discount have nearly approx
mated to the specie standard and debtors to are
enabled 10 make payment without sustaining The en'r''"
oe. bv exchange which have been sustained Tor some ne
mast some sales Baltimore ~eIe made at sa prem ui
There : lttlc speculative feeling M Alabama "h'h na'
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II Franklin Lyceu m

II Franklin Lyceum.-The Lyoeum Wiz mce'
THURSDAY Evening the 9Th INST al !. O'Clock At the q.
lumbar Hall aS rssd The exercises " III eonss'
REGULATIONS and Essays, and the discus.lon OF inc que
Are the Suffrage Party OF Rhode Island jusnaoe IN
the course they have adopted
sde, and renencn ar. respectfully invited 10 attend
II Ell HI BISON, Secretary.
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CITY ELLIG NOE.

LAWYERS DIARY FOR THURSDAY, JUNE o.
Superior Court-Nos T. 49, - H. e; - B, 81 s. u, l58
s. a. H. H. s. TO- ~. &c. -. 81, D. Sj-COm-on Pess-
Part Nos II, D. l2l, H. l25f ART AT iOcOck-No o.
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j attached CD the igh Prr,hyisrsn Church ID touria
ayfsle d, vii hold ar of the 'aie oi - ~
-rf nl.d through tn evening II ne weather shou prove
gnf,v0ra1.r, g vii be- postponed - the la, iop"ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
NTt;FPIZG WILLOWS monrnfulIy
DR. Richardson's celebrated Sher-

, ~ W ne Dlltfl~
From the Dover (N.II) Gazette.
d.. Richani.on. BttersIn or columns may be hound
an advert .ecrt OF Vegetable Btter prepared by DR.
y -. RichartoD nj South r. siIDg Mas They are As
sad be, undoubtedly composed of vanity Of valuable
add purely vegetable matter and r.fa own experience
well ohes. speak highly Of their r-nosatisg
and Nv gordng effects upon the system We have good
Oh the BiirT,. not qusck sosfru, hut
discovered prepared and yenJsd by gular physicsn
graduate The college OF state, and Who has said
bn lutte In putting them himself, but leaves To
o. who ry hsn to ludga thymsrlyes For The disease,
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d.biy dyspepsia, blops and nervous complaints te Ne
n not hs.ar that thcss bitlers viii be Ouns safe
lcreea lr and etctuai restorative. A. good hesh ose
tie grrac>t of earthly blessings, would carly advise
tbn,- aborng under such diseases make trial Oi Dr.
RcbaTdss,s rluer,. they do no harm, and may do
much good, confident IN many cases they have
vegetables and vegetable meicnss ungur.onaby the
most cpUgensl u the human systenL
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corner 81 Chanb. rs'trect, and by Drug lists gessvs
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