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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
II res II d STEERS,

HNllE CITIZENS Of Lynchburg and the public gen
Il orally, are most respectfully informed that they
can be furnished at any hour with the best
y o 20 Tx OYST ERS
cooked in every variety, and the shortest notice.
OUR HOUSE.
Nov. IA tst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

Negro woman and girl ut auction.
Nll.L be- sold at Exchange Corner, on SATURDAY,
w the 18th inst, II NEGRO WOMAN AND
"lRl. NJ. TALBOT. Auci'r
March 20 >,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
.N'EGROES.lT.II rlrxn.l.
.v'AGROES 1T .1yCTSO.I

IN SATC RDAY. the lsi day Of April. I will a,ll
~, ~ ~ irpnt OF IN, Auctun Store. Z OR 3 LIKELY
NEGRO MEN.
ALSO
. NJ line Saddle and Harness lipfscs will be aidc,
10 The above Sale positive aud without reserve. nj
or,"eh GllAS. PHELPS. Auct'r,
) doors below Pufys's Corner.
March "a %,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

March q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24

FRANcIs's MANIFOLD WRITER.-We would call
the attention of our readers to this article. As we
have them in use in our office, we can speak of
them with confidence, as being the greatest article
ever introduced for writing letters and other docu-
ments, where one or more copies are required. Our
reporters can make four or five copies of report,
all legble and indebe as if written with an or.
binary pen and ink, and in less time than single
one by the ordinary process. If there is merchant
In town who has not one of these very useful and
ingenious contrivances, we would say, " step up to
the captains Office" Reporters in all halls of legis
lation, banks, public Offices, &c would find it to
their satisfaction to have exact fac-smles without
any extra trouble expense. They are to be found
the store of the proprietor. L. Francis, SO William
street, corner Maiden Lane, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24

UPs AND DowNs-While the Presbyterian con-
gregations are breaking up and selling out their
churches, the Methodists seem to be golngiahead,
building, preaching, increasing and improving, at
great rate. We find that new Methodist Episco-
pal church in Twenty seventh street, the Third
avenue, was dedicated 10 the service of God on
Friday last. The dedicatory prayer was offered by
Rev. DIR. Bangs. Rev. DR.. Olia, President Of the
Wesleyan University, delivered the sermon. The
Rev. John Dempster, of this city, preached in the
evening.
What is the reason Of the contrast between the
progress of these two respectable sects The Meth
odsts are generally quiet, amable, loving people
who do business with small capitals, on cash prnci-
pies. The Presbyterans are always in hot water
with Popery-always fighting the great Red Harlot,
and are very ambitious of splendid churches Their
principle of progress is opposition, not ove-hence
the difference in their success among sinners One
Presbyterian church has been sold to pay its debts
and another is in the market-while the Methodists
are increasing multiplying building, and doing good
through love and affection Molasses always catch
es more flies than vinegar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24
Rankruut List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Anthony w. Morse, New York, trader.
Joseph P. Dean, New York, steamboat captain.
Ann Bennett Hays, New York.
Jacob Arnold Howard, New York, late merchant.
Samuel d. Walters, New York, agent.
Albert H. Dorr, New York, broker.
Epcnezer T. Lane. Brooklyn
Caleb +. Gilmer New York merchant
Orlando Joseph Moore, New York
James Shatton, New York, dentist.
VIM. B. Willis, New York
Henry Bansher, New York, sash maker.
Thomas @. Hepburn, New York, late inn-keeper.
Jacob Rowe and Orren A. Williams. Poughkeepsie
compulsory.
las B Gentworth, New York, merchant.
Amory Carnage, New York, broker.
Carl King, New York, merchant.
Anthony D. Maintain, New York, merchant
Aorshsm Merritt New York, boot maker,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24

STEPHEN ALLEN, who has just been appointed
President OF the Life and Trust Company, was not
trustee OF the company at the time Of the embez.
Elements committed by Nicol, the plausible Secre-
tary, who decamped the other day. II he had been,
we do not believe that they would have taken
place. Mr. Allen was elected trustee after the
tact of the defalcaton had been discovered and
was made chairman of the investigating committee.
Afterwards, the directors, board of most respecta-
ole men, unanimously insisted upon his taking the
esloency to which, though not without reluct ance
ne was persuaded to consent
IL; II worthy OF remark, that although large ma
o,,y OF .ne directors are wings, they have thought
necessary to the safety OF their institution TO put
NJ unuei IocoIoco management. There are rogses in
an pa.es, ana honest men IN ALL but il appears 10
us, mat the sturdiest and most energetic honesty Is
bred In the democratic party. Is
| Inc statement OF the value OF the stock os the
i,lie ana rust Company, as given by the investga
| ,lng conmittee, we presume will be found rather
understated than exaggerated We understand tha,
Mr. Allen and hls associates. threw out in their es
tinae oil The resources OF the company, every thing
that was n the least doubtful Under the snperinten,
dence Of Mr. Allen, the institution cannt fail 10 20
L on prosperously Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24

The statement ofthe expenses of the year 1912
includes the unsettled account Of W. Gage the late Super
ntenden but does contain the $4,000 delivered to the
Mayor by Mr. Ward and said to have been expended in
cleaning the Including that amount the gross
for cleaning chargeable to the Depart
therefor during Mr.. Cages ncumbency is SOL
a. for the first six months of the yearagans which is
to audited $ 1919 leaving balance of expenditure
in Mr. Cages six months Of $4774l 7s For the last six
months Of the year under Mr. Ward the gross expendi
ceipts SIT ASH TO- leaving balance Of expenditure OF
$446 ST. and making the whole nett expenditure Of the
wear 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24
CITY Intelllcence.

ALLEGED FRAup.-Josah Flagg, of 2a5 Greenwich
street. appeared the lower police Office yesterday and
entered complaint against Isaac J. Wood, who keeps
Office at 2ls& Broadway, under the American Museum
the following effect That he stepped into Woods office
the 18th instant and asked if he had any Phladel
phia funds to SELL could draw any firm house in
that city for small amount Wood replied in the aRrma.
tve and stated that he could draw bill of exchange
the Of $500 and upwards, if it desired Flagg
stated that he wished draft for SIS only which was given
by Wood, drawn upon Williams Co., to the order OF r.
H. Kilmsr and the money paid by Flagg to Wood. Kill
mer took the draft with him to Philadelphia, and pre-
senting to the firm of Williams Co. for payment was
informed that Wood had funds in their and
had his receipt in full Of all demands
L; given in the month Of June July last, which
they showed him. Returning to this city. and be
ieving that Wood intended to act raudulently, he was
arrested last evening by officer Davis and taken to the
police. In his examination he stated that having had
dealings with Williams Co., he supposed that he had
funds in their possession, and upon ascertaining from
that such the case he was prepared
to return the amount of money he had received for the
draft and left the office with the officer for that purpose
LOTTERY PoLIcY CAsE.-A few weeks since Isaac j.
Wood who keeps an once IN Broadway and Henry E.
selling lottery policies through their agent Abraham
Caldwell in the Jersey lottery. warrant issued
for their arrest and when the officer went to the office Of
Wood for that purpose he presented document from the
Recorder, in which it was stated that he had entered
cures for his appearance at the Court of Sessions
swer the charge.
The CoUrrERFErT GANG.-Upwards of one hundred
counterfeit So notes the Exchange Bank of Salem
Mass. passed at various grocery and dry goods
stores Saturday night last by gang Of counterfeters
dozen Of which have been arrested The following
recognised yesterday by whom they had
passed notes. and fully committed for trial: Nicholas
Gdersleeve alias "Old Dick" Mrs Elizabeth Case Mary
Shepherd mother Charles state prison last Satur
day, Gustus Harrison Eliza Campbell and Daniel Vesor
Persons who have received Of these will aid the
police by calling at the lower office in Centre street this
morning, and giving their to officers Relyea and
Kelnger to the police magistrates. The following
persons have also been arrested aud the City
Prison, where they be recognized -Stephen Tho
mas, Susan Moore, Jacob Lewis, John Murphy, Mary
Jsrolomon, George Post and Charles Jerolomon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24
PERRY.

90 CELUI QUIPoRTE PERRUQUE FORTE PRE-
udce sante, engendre des huneurs ct daures maux
quill pourrat ever il servat du Bsaume dc Columbe
dOldridge, de Comstock Ross No. 49, rue des Maya.
sins Ce beaumc at repousscr les cheveux soft quon les
ait perdus par Pect de lage soft par canse de maade
encve la ct les peaux mores rend les cheveux
isscs ct frises-N Orleans Bee
vendre aust chez COMsTOCK co, No. " Maiden
Lane, and north 5th street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24
NEW YORK HERALD.


STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA net teegraphed at bosten
at one O'Clock on Sunday afternoon. This is very
strange. She had then been out eighteen days.
We shall look for her news this morning. II ii
comes, an EXTRA HERALD will be immediately is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24

CHURCH OF THE AsoENsIoN.-What is the diff
Guilty in this church, Can any body tell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24

00- WE HAVE SEEN AN ARTICLE USED FOR
that most distressing disease, the Piles when all other
remedies have failed and the patient given up in despair
Of being rid Of that complaint with such asonish
ing success that if not eyewitness to the
medicine that could have such undeniabe power to con
troll the piles but now have such remedy ,na
will cure the most inveerate cases, deem our uu
to state these facts to the public and those suffering WIN
the disease and let them know where the remsoy my
had II is sold only genuine at 40 Magazine see', aS
Orleans and al North Fifth street Phiisdeiphs en" -
Maiden lane New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24

CHATHAM THEATRE.-There is no end to the at
fractions presented at tins popular establishment,
and the extraordinary crowds which nightly visit
here, can surprise one, when they consider the
amount of talent employed, and the superior tact
and energy of the enterprsing manager. The audi
ence frequently consists of the most fashionable
and wealthy families in the city, and the deep atten-
ton paid to the performance of the most beautiful
dramas, here enacted in style of unequalled
splendor, and the uproarious bursts of mrth which
occasionally is produced by. the sons Of fun, who
are here found in their greatest excellence, all
plainly indicate the entire appreciation Of the com.
munity. A capital bill is presented for this eve.
ming, andw expect to see an unusual house.
90 AMERICAN MusEuM.-Publc curiosity is in truth
appetite which grows by what feeds Barnum
has been absolutely compelled by the daily increasing
rush of visitors the wondrous dwarf Tom Thumb
to engage him. regardless Of expenditure and his levee
yesterday, through the whole day, crowded ty the
most respectable people in the city. The evening per-
ormances conducted upon scale Of spendor BETTING
this popular establishment and great preparations are
making for the performance Tomorrow afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24

FROM ALBANY.-As was anticipated, Edwin eros.
well, Of the Albany Argus, was elected, on Satur-
day, State Printer, by the Legislature, having re-
ceived the entire democratic vote of both houses
while Horace Greeley received that of the wings.
AT caucus OF the democratic Senators, held on
Saturday evening, Ebenezer Mack, of Ithaca, was
nominated for printer to the Senate. The ballot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22

equality Of tension among the separate strands.
point Inch the security OF these bridges Is great
ly depci.dsni.
The ahuineni on the eastern SHIRE Is founded
directly On the rOck aud that On The western shcre
IS suPp"red nv piles driven irom 80 10 80 feet into
The mud and clay The western iasieings Sc
cured 10y avery simple bui rniey adequate arrange
'nen oi iran bars with Appropriate keys. surrounded
by mass OF substantial masonry. These bars are
attached To the cables IA "pon archways formed for
their prVieciisn. and Ice connexin such that %
gables can be approached AID examined throughout
tteir enitrelesiL.
On the shore the attachment is mad, in the ~ al
rock, winch 10 sometiues cheaper. but in no respect
more secure n an appropriate mas'nSy.
The read way ~ raised about 81 feet above the
surface ot The IL is composed el n of .isis
li6 by 3 inehes.) placed feet apart. from evnirt
TO GENRE, which aiiaehed Ia the vertical cosd,
by I inch bolis These joints Connected
longItudmlly by upper siring and the SPACE appro
priaIsd Ior The carriage.~ay covered. fr.I with
IL t~" inch pine plank, laid parallel with the
axis of Ihs bridge. and after ward With q oi
two inch usk plank. nj right angles io The fortner
d, The whole 10 hornghly bt,.ied fIgeiher. AMI far
Their secured by light and simple rsilmg .-s
poriIon OF the structure which ! should deem il
eIpeslienI To modify in subs, quent work. The
whue Of The flooring is rendered very 'isid by in
! weight and the trimming which has he. adopted.
The weight OF the entire wwod work at the bridge
is ! Is toas. When the cables sustain their PrUpe
weight and that OF The acoring. they resist
\ OF 24O TONS That is say. ~heu lie cables suPpor
the Proper weight of i:le bridge only the strain %
which ihsv aresuhjscied Is only The ninth part o
= IKE force necessary 10 break Them
I On tho completion Of The bridge il was proved by
placeiOg 30 carts nndhOr,es;'he Drner k,aJeI each
with two Ions of stone. the flooring of the orilgs
OF one Time. There IL The same time fr'n
one 10 two hundred people on the iooiways. On
gi' en- signal the teams psf in mViiOn.as nearly
as Tossible, sim dliahe Iusly.
4 This may be deemed r-ihera strange method o
oscertainIng The strength uf bridge; AID will be
readily cOnreded ihaia had uf horses. carts and
people. is not precisely The weight that w'uld heve
i'.-n rnnsen Il, p'' upon A. !, there had been the
slightest doubt Of the eapabilhy OF the bridge Ia
bear great deal more 1, had in fact. been album.
iutiy IesIed before; aud This test merely select.
ed as a convenient On Mo oi fulfilling the literal re-
quIrvInenls al The contract
tcoNcLUsIoN TO MoRR w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22

TIE ELECTION OF l944-We have not
during The past ysof. and since the cope haze
TAKEN ihe canvass INTO their own hands aud begin,
70 iOoA steadily 10 The object Of Wing sol,citnde.
heard OF one single ndiviiual WIN voted for (;.,
Harrison ~ lS4O. whs will tot vote for Mr. Cl n,
1874. And why should there bel Is lhe,e one
single principle less in The WING creed, n
ihers anything the Ways proA,se 90 do or ma, 40
mat ihey DID not prO,O o in I $40 Nothing n !.
'he same great and glorious cause. il - The am.
Fairioc and prosperous policy which the - higstben
W"Posea /" porsue that they INV propuse Toev
were hwsr'ed then; bus there now eS.is an ,lno.,
abspla'e eerainiy that they will succeed C.llv
en'ifeyi bring back the government 10 he primts
Pn"iy AL The people 10 their former os,,sper,fy
The Locoioco presses may abuse. freely a. ,bsy
please ne course pursued IN the canvass Of Isln
1t had nothing immoral nothing decsnfol. no1biog
wrong ifOm IL inception ~ be- close II "a an.
fO"sing OF the sleeping lion. fhe awskenino oC =
gfea spirit That hsd beeu chained 10 the car of An
inpos'ef-''he monser parry. IN conradisiinci,on 10
principle. The chains are bfoken--csn the monster
hops 70 chan iho miad Oacs made lfee--,o cas-, M,
oanus around The gent IL walking in his strsnaih,
of can th9 wilJ Delilah hops again 90 shear an.
loess 0fi8 Sampson sho hua once fru.,.d sod
oeen dsceivedi Never, he abuvs b. IA. n,,,y
Pesses oi ne psoplo, or rising IN i5fp. gill snlv
SAKE worse her condition, only weaken llesu an.
mofe' only ALLEVIATE the Few friends fkev h.vs .,;ll
Teiainedi while the People will 90 on oonqusfne
ana % conquer. until the victory l. well achisv.d
and The country 10 rsdesmsd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22

We commence 10 day the publication &C a
pamphlet en'" ed "a POrvLAR viEw OF Wax
SUSPENSION BR,pcEs. sr CBAs ELLEr, ESQ ensi.
neer OF The. Wire Suspension Bridge over the
Schuyliili Rivsr at Fairmoni. We trust The author
will pard'n the liberty take in 10 blishing hls
work entire. We do ], because we know that !,
will cosvey much valuable mfor nation To our
citizens. upon a subject in which they feel deep
inisres'. and We know that the main design Of the
author was TO extend the information conveyed in
il. as widely os possible.
Alihongh compelled TO divide this article in our
daily paper. we shall have il all in one number Of
our weekly PAPER together with the me mortal frnm
The board OF trade of this city. to Congress
presented during The last session Per.ons desiro.,
81 procuring copies OF The paper send abroad
can have them in wrapper. by applying to day Vi
TO morrow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22

vsm will leave lasting Impression on the r,inis
Of American ifeeuscn.
BY George e E-iahnssk. Pyisfers-tike true
di sciplss of Faust-they have n only successfully
BATTERED the heads Of the enemies OF Freedom. bat
are ever found ready. armed With their ssooiiR5
sticks the fat Tor Nasion's grand oPy draU.
that every coEipossior has take.
BY Ezra n PIKE Banker Hdl--The batrler
where a column Of 1000 Yshkees. poorly armed
with bars moitefs. icuers ting sesss and small
qna,,iiv 9" aud balls. sq~a5Lied. boferei tho
faces. knocked iniD % aud trend, drove ont Boston.
I'VE slid c,iam.s OF about 4 900 old Eagf,sb. he-'
SIDES leaving about 200 dead matter on the field.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22
n TO MoRR w |
From he N,IitniaI Hard

From Me MiLtniai Har6inCer
CONTEMPLATED DEBATE. LEXINGTON.
kENTUCKY.-Ailera years correspondence. aud
a personal interview al Lexington few days
since. with com.niee Of he Presbyterian ministry
We finally agreed on discussion of The main paints
81 issue embraced ~ sIx propositions The preliml-
naIics md Rules Of Discussion. &c. are 80 follows
1. The Debate shall CONNIE nee oil Wednesday,.
18Th November.
2. II be held in the RefDrm Church
8. Judge ,bertsm selected by Mr. Rice Nc
Moderator. Col Sprsd Smith selected by Mr. Camp
hell. And agreed that these two shall select =
Observation-Disclosures. ln eass Of e.hsr of the
aiHve named gentlemen declining to net. Judge
Brock wSs selected by MIR Rice ne alternate To
Judge RDl'eri'on-snd Col Csperion 90 alternate 10
Col Speed Smith.
la 81 . opening ofeach new suhjeci the affirm.
oni shah ,ecupy one h'ur. aud The respondent the
san t"c; HHd each therrnfer half M hour
aIIeraalely 10 the Termination Of enc subject Tn.
debate shall commence 1T 10 o'eInrk A NJ. and
continue until 2 + NJ unless hereafter changed
D. On the EiIal negative new matter shall be
introduced.
6. The propositions for discussion are the follow
ing:-
LIST The immersion in waller ola proper su bjrcr
INTO the name Of The Father. the Son. and The Hol,
SPIRIT Is ia one. only apostolic or Christian bs plisrn
Mr. Campbell ailirms-hlr Rice denies.
I'd The infant of believing parent is n acrintu
raj subject Of baptism. Mr. Rice afims-M
Campbell denies.
Sd. ChrIN;an baptism is for the remission Of nas
SINS Mr. Campbell alIrns-Ar Rice denies.
4Ih- Baptism Is To he ndmi.isi cred ot.ly by q
olshopor orlalned presbyter. Mr. Rice affirms-Ai
Campbell denies
| OH. Ia conversion and sanc6csiitn the Snirit q,
God oPefaiSson persons only through the word o.
irulh. Mr. Campbell affrms-Mr Rice denies
9th. Human cTeeds. bonds of uT ion and com
Inunion, are necessarily herecal aud schismatical
Mr. Campbell oiiii ms Mr. Rice denies
/ TN. N" question shall be discusscd more lhaF
three days. unless by agreement ol parties.
q Each defendant shall furnish sIenoera. her
o. u shall be toe privilege ofIhe debatsrs 10 max,
any verbalor grammatical changes in the sienoera
piers report, that shall alter the STATE of m,
argumeni' or change any fact.
+ y. The neil available smount resulting from m,
pn6in a'IGn shalt be equally divided between an,
two American Bible Societies.
lO This discussion shall BE- conducted IN m,
presence Of DIR Fishback. President Shannon. Johr
smith. and Raines, On the par Of the ReIormotisn
aud President Young. james X Birch, J Prize
aud John II Blown on the psn of,Psssby ierian.m
ii. The debaIanIs agree 10 adapt a. Rule, q
DeeOro~' those found in Hedges Logic. p Is9.
CAMPBELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22

TtlE ENGLISH AWAY FROM no he
There is in the last number Of the
Lon Ion Foreign Quarterly Review an
article under The title Of 1.-The Eng ish or
the Continents" which is by no means
ilattering TO the nation al large SO
much has been sad about The manners
of Americans, that Il is at least comfort
ing TO find upon he testimony of a
high London authority, that The Rags
fish themselves have little 20 boast OF
on The score Of perfect breeding. Let
the following extract from the Quarter
Iy shew:
" The fundamental error Of the tray.
cling English consists in their bringing
their English feelings aud modes with
them, instead Of leaving them behind
10 be taken care OF with their pictures
and iurnilure. You can detect an Eng
lishman abroad by that repulsiOn Of man
ner which covers him over like frost
work and within the range Of which
nobody can enter without being bitten
with cold. Ills sense Of superiority
ireezea the very air about him: you
would think he was a statue Of ice or
' N'oPf~u iiOih - HidCiST Oi lne iOi-
Hest Alps. II would be as easy for the
sun TO thaw the eternal peak OF the
snowy JuRgfran, as for an ordinary
warmth Of society to melt that wintry
man into any oil the cordial courlesies
OF intercourse. Why is lhisP Why IS
Il tina: the English alone treat oil for
eign countries through which they pass
With such topping humors ana contempt
looking down upon them as if they
belonged 70 on inferior clay, ss if they
alone we're the genuine porcelain, as II
arts and civilization. kaowledge and
power. grace and beauty, intelligence,
strength and the goI heraldry Of good
ness and wisdom, were one vast mOnop-
oily within the glrlh OF Great Baiiainl
Why is thisi Why, simply because
the corruption Of gold has eaten into
their hearis-because they are the purse
holders OF the wOrld--because money
is power, and they have only 70 pn,
their hands into their pockets 10 make
the earth pant ON is axis. The Eng
Iish are not exempt from the frailties Of
Ioiversu nature, and pride and vain
giofy Dllow in ne nain Of gOJ as surely as the
engihsning shadow track the dsclio5 Of light"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-22

PRINTERS ToASTs.--Ths following s.o,.l
,oas,s were given ats Pnnisn, BoskbBder.s s,d
8sokseilrT' supper a. Concord. N n. on the an =,
November. ~" "
BY g Siowsll The SELLERS o(6e R,,.y.,;.-
Honor TO he men who IN rs shouid,,sd 49,.
shooting sucks and knockej the ooIamns 81 ~ ~.
ghsh INTO P'' When iheifJorns shall b. ioot.s =.
70 ne eha'r Of 'moihsF sauh, The press = ,bsi,