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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21

o. In our last visit the Fair Of the American lGst
among the many articles of comfort and converlsnes
attention called Patent Sofa Bedsteads; one
made and patented by a. d. Fana and sold by F Cotou
ll3 Fulton street. and the other made by ~ McGraw-the
former in opinion having decided preference bec,useo
its simplicity and liable contain bugs which TOO
often the complicated bedeads Every part Of this
thrown open the eye aud without sackng cords
cavities TO admit contain them The one we saw Is uaes
Of Spanish Cedar, which is proof against them.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21
Notes ON the Mid w est

PoLrIcs.--Whoever travels over the region
living between Lake Erie and the Allegheny or
Ohio, listening from place to place to what the
People have to say, can hardly pretend to doubt
the fact that the Tariff and the Protective Policy
are popular with the great mass OF all parties.
The Wings are unanimous and enthusiastic
their opponents, if ardent partlsans, either avoid
the subject or claim to be as good Tariff men as
can be- We gave some facts In proof OF this IN
our last. Here and there you may find an
avowed Free Trade man, but he is SO rare as to
be curiosity-generally an English Radical,
who is nisled by not properly discriminating be-
tween the condition of this Country and that of
Great Britain, and thus distinguishing the Pro-
lection of American Labor from what IS called
Protection in England, which operates mainly to
the advantage of the landowners. We met but
one native of this Country in tosr OF l5O0
miles, who was thorough Free Trade man, and
he was banker and ey-lender. Of Free
Laborers there are and can be none in favor of
reducing our Tariff to purely Revenue standard
This, then, is the position Of things: the mere
politicians among our opponents declaim against
the measures which the Wings have been pre-
vented from carrying, but have not word to offer
against the main and Distinguishing measure
which they hare engrafted upon the policy of the
Country They say that National Bank and
the Land Distribution would hare done great mis-
chief to the Country, but they say nothing of
evils resulting from the present Tariff, against
which their journals and orators were SO vocifer-
Gus at the time Of its adoption. The People are
capable of reasoning from one thing to another.
Again: No one can thus travel through the
Country and not be convinced that Martin Van
Buren, will be heavy load for our opponents IN
the contest Of 1874. Their leading politicians
now tell you that he is a favoritc, and you may
tannt or drive one of the rank and file with say
ing they will support him-but there is no heart
iu it. They do not want to 60 back and fight the
battle of lS40 over again; they would prefer a
new candidate and a new issue.-But, as 1t is
clearly our interest to have Mr.. Van Buren, run,
we will not enlarge on this point.
The Wings are In very different humor.-
There is no whisper or shade of difference with
regard to their canddate-al hearts, all voices,
are for HENRY CLAY. There was much difference
of opinion as to the policy or utility of making
determined effort this Fall; but no halting as to
the contest of 1914, or doubt as to its result
In New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, the
effort for his election will be more general, more
determined, more enthusiastic, than even that for
Harrison in lS40 Who, then, can doubt the
issue2
Nowadays ,,ha West berins al Chicago: soon It's
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21


lent Institution continues the prosperous condition
that has marked is progress from It's establishment 70 W
present time. The inefagabls industry and perseverance
Of Its able head (lr. Ch Bartlett A. and his unrraieo
corps OF teachers have enabled him maintain II IN all "
vgor aud usefulness roug ghout all the changes ol the a'
half dozen years, changes which have materially nju'ea
other valuable Institutions But this has continued iui ,hd
been sustained with uniformity almost without Pafa
And we'll does it deserve it, The examination OF las! Ws
fully tested the fact. that Only ample oppotann.
for instruction in all the departments OF learning u'ua
found such institutions, furnished but That those oP
,un,es have been improved by the students the best P
institutions for mental dscp pne there means i
physical and moral training shat only valuable oa
essential to th- bodily welfare aud future we'll beng m
students No department neglected Bodily ard usaI''
vCor both encouraged under the CONVICTION Ihs' Wv
former is necessary the full deyelopement OF The i'
aud this is added moral educaon thai not only Hl' w
young 10 discharge we'll their duties here but 10 e's
an hereafter. r.,
There is, throughout the institution. only PEREZ. re-
adopted aud pursued but happy combustion 81 90
requisites good education usually TO be onha e
where The whole Is managed in the most adm'So'e
ner, and in accordance with rules and regulations,
every parent guardian, who desires the welfare Oh Nv
or ward will hea!iapproye There is no ln'as.r ,a
the Union, so far IS We know, tina, we'll desefTss "
form and steady support it has received, nor J. tos
which we can so heartily commend the frieods u
education, the Poughkeepse Coega,e School; Fl,
IL fPoughkeepsie Journal, os'- i,'A,
- Nh BARTLETT will be happy to wait on '...
who may wish to make inquiries relstiTs 10 the
Collegiate School this day, between the hours OF sn'
A. ~ a, the Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21

Potter and M'Kean, reported 200 for IRVINE
These make assurance doubly sure with regsaF0
to Mr.. Reeds election. He goes into these Cousi'
ties from Erie and Warren some lloo aneaa'
and Of course will have all the majority that pot-
,cr and M,Kean fail short of 500 against mm-
warren Co. elected the Working Mems tick
ct which is mainly Whig. Judge hdson' the
Member elect, has been Jackson man, but goes
pledged to Reform and Retrenchment IN State
affairs. and to let National Politics alone
The State Senate (only part elected this year
consists Of % Locos to II Wings. The House
consists of Al Wings, So Locos, and volunteers,
elected by Wing votes. The Members abso-
lutely thrown away by the Wings are IN Ale
gheny, l in Washington, ! in Beaver, ! IN Mer-
Ger, and in Dauphin, but they had power to
elect half a dozen others.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21

MANNERS MAKE THE MAs"-Our readers are 's'e.'s.
to the advertisement on first page, OF new
Etiquette and the usases Of Society," by Count
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

BUFFALO, October IS, lS43
This haboT has meage appearance of vessels THERE'S
no doubt that there are number the Lake bound here
the largest proportion are from the upper lakes Michigan.
and Northern Indiana TO put their Wheat rather
freely Illinois and Wisconsin are putting out her
there is much chance Of famine even if the
Ohio determined st1rre all out al the east
Wheat arrives freely at Rochester and Lockpo and brings
7aa IS cents. This State think will send out ,hs great,
proportion Of the crop this fall and which we suppose
WI" alone be sufficient TO the demand and consumption
al this fall The receipt. in New York since st
September are double the actual demand for the Eastern
States and the regular consumption Of the city, We
pose the stock IN NewYok now, and old TO be abou,
10000 ools. We make estimate in this way. On the
the s OF September 1t acknowledged by all tha. the
stock in NewTok amounted to 200 600 bbls Since her
the receipts have averaged full o0Oe weekly Of not more
sionr half O00 taken oy the east and corsumption
and 10000 per week for export Qoegn) will leave oOo
bb' per week put store which below rather than above
10000 bbls for weeks 900 bbs added TO the stock Of
Isl September, makes up the estimate.
The season fast approaching close nearly all the
vessels away ard look for avalanche or two Of
produce before 1t entirely closes.
Sunday aud Monday had ,evera arrivals but not large
Most Of the cagoes going forwad-the Wheat be oured
az Black Rock and Rochester.
lot Of 1000 bushels Chicago Wheat poor sample and
been on the market for number Of days sold Yesterday az
a cents, toa Nova scotan, which will him in New.
York o5 There is but lot Of Corn in market (O
bushels) held at 35 Flour Black Rock, SO so.
For about week We have had very unpleassn, weather
heavy squalls and blows accompanied with ain Yesterday
morning early snow fell or inches deep and since then il,
has been raining hailing and blowing real sample Of Bu
falo weather, bur rather early in the SESSION.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE-oct 10
BY .antaony j. Bieecker e. Co.
The two-story brick house and lot No ol3 Bow.rr
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth SITS, about 30
The two-story brick house and lot No 81 5 Bowery.
between Thirtesnth snd Fourteenth ss, about
1ot oy oo feet .:............... a45O
CrscisSArI, Oct l6.-Sales Flour al 8 56 e. so, a.
which It is 'm Whi,ksy is less firm; moderate sales
lsc No change IN Whent, Fla1seed Feathers or other
Items OF Western Produce.
ALsAsr, Oct is-The receipts of Flour continue large,
aad she market s r Genesee % choice brands st %.
Scarcely any Barley adosr with prices the yeser
day-swo'rowed ~ +5e, fourrowed. 81 ass.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21
Ohio.

The Cincinnati Gazette of the 10th has full
table of the Legislature elect, giving the Wings
IS Senators to II Loco and (Lucas, @c.l to
hear from But it puts down Belmont and liar
rison as eecting Wing, while we understand 1t
to have done the opposite thing, by small ma
lority. We apprehend but 10 of the 10 Senator's
chosen this year are Wings, 50 that the new Sen
ate will stand 10 Locos to u Wings tie Is
just possible 90 ,,, .,
Locos, 2 Independents elected (from Fairfield Co.
by Wing votes. Yet there are two or three set
down to each side that we cannot regard as abso
lutcly certain We believe, however, that the
Wings have 6 majority in the House, and of
course in Joint Ballot.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21

U American Institute--Great Fan
Niblos.-The Manager, would suggest that 'h' a-'
De Of the best days the Far commence es
deliberately and critically the varied and nunpea n,,
collected In this bazasr 1t was sereai b,v
the opening before the articles arranged in the
are non The immense rush which succfede Iei =
almost impossible view them with and
An address may be expected at Ii P III. in the Saloon.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21

C,,kl Railroad has been sold gentlemen residing IN the
city OF NewYork and be put in repair and con
tipued running
The Canal Tolls at West Troy for the second week IN
October were sl2774 9l, increase OF S+i'5 U. on the
same week Of last year.
The Washington Branch Railroad has declared 81 80 per
,harr. dividend.
The receipt, on the Reading Rilroad for the week end
pc 4th inst were 1928 Co. the largest since the road
was opened.
On the 10Th, s7l.76l specie arrived at Nsworleans
from Tam,ico For exchange the demand rather bet
Tor. and rates frm-Sterng II; Francs 35 30; y
York so days y y discount, sight II u discount
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21

Nowadays the West begins Chicago; It's
Eastern boundary will be the Mississippi the Rocky
Mountains We have not yet found time to reach it,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21

To SHAVE EA,Y-A celebrated writer has denea Isarss
n CIVILIZED man but civilized cannot shave s@s
W. S ss.SI sea Il
Saunders Patent Metallic Tablet and trop with tSie
wits,ood the test OF time having been be9Ts me sa
pelior giving thar de,abe keen edge good
iendsis shaving an operation that may be patiently
Roussel Almond Cream for shaving very superior s sa
jus, received and for sale by g. Saunders nYenof ana
factlrer Of the Metallic Tase Razor S,rop l63 d
Mandatory No. 6a Broadway. bctween Couttianos '-
Liberty streeta.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21
Pennsylvania.

Rv Letter from Brookville, dated the l4th' we
have the full vote of Jefferson and CLARION ooui-
ties for Congress, VIZ:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21

Police OFrcE.-STEALISG FRoMA STEAMER
A man named John King arrested to-day by oicers
Louusbury and Lowe, with trunk and female clohing
worth Si ne had just stolen from the steamer South Ane-
rica 100, OF Courand, street.-the property of Mrs Jane
wife III William Lasham, No 13 CouI,l,ndt stIeet-cou-
-,It.sd answer
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21

DELEGATE TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION
TIL. Convention Yesterday appointed JAMES DURlck Dele
gate from this Congressional District TO the Whg National
Convention and LEWIS HODGES substitute Both gen.
emen are decidedly aud warmly favor of the nomination
Of Mr. C1,y. Buffalo Com. Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21

d" The HuDsoN RIVER CHRONICLE at Sing
Sing has passed into the hands of JAMES B.
SWAIN, late of this City, by whom it has been
improved and beautifcd, and will be continued
spirited and efficient Wing paper. Nh Swain Is an ar
dent and active Wing. who determined make his paper
verify asuppoE, and think Whis citizens descended
from Interested es,ches,er County would fud II well
worth their patronage Being The only Wing paper IN that
County, with Rocklaud and Putnam both looking IL for
Wing intelligence, it necessarily enjoys large circulation,
aud desirable Advertising medium all who seek
custom from those Counties
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21

u GRAluM's MAGAZINE and GopEy's LADY 5
Book for November have each been sent US BY
Graham & Crhisty Astor House. Graham
opens with comic sketch by Neal, (of the
Charcoal sketches,0 and contributions by R. H.
Dana, 6. Hill. Mrs. osgood, Mrs. Seba Smith,
&c. Cooley has lots of engravings. with articles
BY Mrs. Embury, Mrs. Hale, Simms, Neal, Nc
Michael &c.
We have also received copies from Burgess &
Suinger, 222 Broadway.
u The Ledgss tPa.) states that FIRE occur
red al Msneh Chunk the th inst in the Drum House.
the head of the Chute 200 fee, higher than the village The
HOUSE with s It's contents and three Of superior
Anthracite Coal, were all consumed
u Three wagon loads of Mormons started
from Salem, Mass few day. siaes for the City OF
Nsuvco.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21

u Capt. Marshal! of the Charlotte, it is said,
has discovered chsnuel through the Cedar Rapids,
which will facilitate the navigation Of tbs ST. Lawrence
u Capt. Percival has been appointed to the
command OF the u S. irisa,s Constitution.
u The forwarding Office OF Hiram Bromley,
Albany entered Thursday night gang of thieves
who took away quantity of dry goods amounting value
TO over $500.
u Edward Downs, a resurrec6onist, has been
fined $1,000 in Michigan City FOX disiassrriag body
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21

WIG NoMlNAr1oNs.-The Wings of Erie
Coun have nominated the following excellent ticket For
Assembly, DANIEL LEE, Of Buffalo, AMOS WRIGHT, OF
Clarence and ELISHA SMITH, of Hamburger; Sheriff,
R.pn Pr ump of Collins; Clerk, MANLY COLroN, of Bul-
rao. The Commercial anticipates oldashioned majority
for this ticket.
The Wing of Cayuga County have nominated
ROBERT HUME, Esq for member of Assembly in place OF
Robert Johnson declined
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21
FRIDAY Oct. 20.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Betore Judge

1SGRAHAM
a. Reynolds vs.. Geo a. Pamer-The plaintiff shipped
on board soop belonging defendant quantity OF pro-
duc for the New York market vessel was run down.
when of Tbrogs Neck by the steamer Massachusetts, and
sunk Action is brought for the value OF the produce on
the ground that the loss from the unskiuness as
seama Of defendant. The jury could not agree and was
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21

.u A Delegation from the Kansas tribe of In
dams arrived ST. Louis Mo- the sh inst, on ,hrir way
to Washington settle difficulty respecting their lands
rr Those of the crew of the Missouri who ar
yd at Boston have been transferred the receiving sp
Ohio.
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A curious pieceof gold, oftwisted workman
shin, said 10 be worth as old gold eco, was
lately found BY a farm servant in ploughing .
feld beloneingt Mr. Il. LIllywhte, Of Rcpleyr
Hants, England. Il is supposed to beA collar
worn BY the Romans, Is Oivery neat workman
ship, 10 good state representation andls nov
n ihe possession Of the Rev. ). Maddox
vicar Of R0pley.
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There was on board the Missouri New
iouudlsnd dor and pup. While The men re-
main. d al quarters, she too, remained, gong
IN and out among them as usral; but when the
last nan hadleit The laial ship, che weni to her
kennel, took her pupin hermouth, and running
out on the bowsprit, sprang INTO the water, and
swan ashore without dropping her precioua
hssr1en
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eln0la.lgl 8ll .9l0.eO6 esdmaI
Wlls q NAPoLEoN.-l'ha GeTmah hIaIoTI-

WINS Of NAPOLEON. The German hislcri-
ans. vase statistics are relied On with much
= estimate that IN the wars Of Ma
"a we're carried on eleven years,
% 1912, I've millio,l eight hanired
u perished, being more than half a
hually. This calculailen does not
II aat unmber Of premature deaths,
81 Ne accidents Of war, BY fright, de-
The var with St. Domingo, from
IA Ia1so6 is set down as having destroyed
ed rssheh soldiers and sailors,and 100000
inh anls Of Of the island. The maritime
W. iEnrlaud, rom 1902 tn1sl4, fcostth
lives Of 2a0.00O men--the winter canpaign-
ing Of ls03-4, destroyed $4,000 men--the
war IN Calabra, from 1905 70 1907, 200n00
men--the campaigns 10 Germany and Poland
in 1909, swept away 30000o men--the cam
paign oflsl2. cost France aad her allies 500
900 men, and Russia 300 0g0, besides 200 on
Poles. Germans, abd Frsnch, who perishe,
81 famine lor contagious diseases and 10 ~
final cami iign AZ ls. 45a.llo men persisted
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THE TARIFF AND REVENUE.

In the first aud second quarters Of he pres
entjyear, The duties upon imports amounted
to soHsmall sum that The Loccs were in &C.
slacias because it seemed 70 promise the
confirmation oflheiF declaration that the Wing
Tariff was 50 "stringeatn 10 iis character that
Il would operate al a prohibition upon foreign
impoftations, and would Of course NOT yield
revenue enough 10 meet the annual expendi.
torres ofthe government Il was in vain that
tie Wings demonstrated. By comparative Ia
hIes. thai the duties were lower than those
imposed BY the tariffs either Of 1928 or
1888. under Tie operation Of winch immense
snfplnses had accfued--it was in vain hoy
pointed 70 The Treasury Reports to show that
The largest amount Of rHveUus had been de-
lived from the highest iaFifTs--still the declar-
alton was repeated day after day. We told
them that ne dfmiuulon il the amount ofim-
ports was consequent, not upon The high duties
for that IN truth they are Comparatively lew;
bot upon Two causes which were rapidly dis
apDearins first, ihe PROSTATE condition Of the
country aud rs indebtedness. which rendered
tha people unable 70 hny IS freely as they had
iaFmarlq dunet md secondly, the vest AMOUNT
IF nnp0rlatiang u preceding Yeafsbeyond he
tNtAAiAH "NH 81 titA FNAfi1f WHiNtt Hea AN~NfftN-
aicd in our wafel' luses and stores, and which
aust Be reduced before ilIe imports would
again begin 70 increase. Nacts ere now be-
ginning 70 eoniound, as usu8l, ihe iAnh-T Tariff
prophets. and q confirm ihe feasonug oflh0se
ssho passed and defended ,he BIZ ofls4l.--
Look, for example. az The following table, which
he estimated results Be realized, (and the
aobabdily IS that lhey VII te exceeded chow
that notwithstanding the immense iahng Oft
ldlh0 revenue at Tie port Of New York, ~
fle two lirsl quarters D. the year will excerd
tie revenue n 1873 b nearly a.milIion and
| hAf ofdonars, as ig will The receipts Of ls4l
40. when. under the Compromise Act. duties
/ hdsallen down to 20peF cent ad valoren--
th' faforiie point be i tefollecled, Of those
81 profess 10 20 for ReDsaus tariff!
psusnne accrged al TIE port # NeB York.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-26
RAIIROAD CONCUSSiON,

A remarkable phenomenon occurred a few
days ago on The Brighton Railway. Agentle-
man and a lady were sitting opposite to each
other, the lady having a piece Of eoat-plasieT
On her lip. On emerging from one Of the dark
tunnels, marvellous % relate, the eoai-plasier
was observed to have passed over to the gen.
tenants lip No other accident was observed
to have taken place 10 The passengers.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-26

TEMPERANCE Father Mathew, ou bis re-
turn from England to Dublin, tod the audi
enoe al his FIRST meeting that he had admlnis..
tered the pledge oftOtal abstinence TO iRe Earl
Of SlauhoDe, the Duke d Norfolk, The MaFehi-
oness Of Wellesley. the Countess Of Clare, ne
Earl Of Surrey, tie eldest son Of Lord s'si-
iord, and many other noble lords andladles-
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-26

THE HioztIs NE4t|Ha ~ NtA htiNss
a, Warren, Ia aihm 81 ihe Diary ola
fala lnaasu phftsis m ere 81 Die best
sera4 aisiea Is ! point n Gle lie ofhis hero
n mhlsh h6aiRhl have nafFiea lady uorlh
~ million. sandyes, Be adds, phIlosn3hl.
zins over lha natter nwho Gun Cell that the
gefF case nfsueh destiny might not have
vesned he heari eieTvaied my mind. Ard
raalefel ne a. once cumbersome % mFseIfand
useless tolhe world d ltUQi hunger that
gives The true zss. tothe banquet however eS-
daisita, ana hbonr ia, gives che rue charm
d lie couch. however embroidered y not
The mob oss enjoyment oiiha MODEST mind @
be found in TIE consciousness that sc have
done something 70 our genefsiiom that we
bave contributed a stone 10 The pyramid olthe
natto,sl fenown: that our lips have swe led iba
ecboes II national elnfyl What can recon-
ciie he man 81 powerful intellect TO the con-
seio1suess that be has passed through life 2
climber. aud len nolhing 5eblhd him but tomb!
The above is calculated to excite q tram Of
reelection IN almost every thouehtful mind
Tbe multitude are too apt to form hastY judg-
mants N evenis--to LOOK upon them, as they
pass Immediately before their eyes, without ~
curing as 10 their probable effect upon charac-
ier, DISPOSITION, and the future. Hog disposed
/ indeed. aro we 10 exclaim, on bearing that
yopar friend has married an heiress' that be !.
a. enviab'e fellow. We think merely thai
/ fhe nan has become possessed Of a fortune
Without lookuig at the matter phlosophealy
d epduirinn as to the probable result upon 70.
NM. uaanaers. morals o. history q ourtrien1
4 tFe bracl that with come, 20 greater cufsl
co6id he imposed Than al abundance ofmonel
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TIE LARGEST cHuRcH.-We learn from
the New York Observer. that NJ. Goan's
ehiTch at tie Sandwich Islands is the largest
IN the world. There have been received into
t more than 5000 persons. More than 1000
have died. Tbs average hnnlber % deasis I0s
four years past, has not heen lessthan ESQ an
nualv The whole number Of members nov
Il Ieauhrsiandiia IN tbs einrcbs IS supposed
70 Be upTsrdg 1850. - 4
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VAluABLE RELICS.

Assle ofold State arms having taken place
e De Massachusetts Arsenal the kipd most n
request we're called Kings arms, taken from
he Bdtish ID the Revolutionary var. They
are being rapidly purchased as curiosiiics and
aliss ofshs iold V ar. By the citizens Of Boas
Oh ra
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-26

We ere aufh6aaed 70 snnounct THOMAS
SAMPSON ilt, ~ candidate Or JulEe Of
Pfobsls, Of LoWnias County e ths ensuing sltr-
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We arc authorised o aunonhce HENRY
DICKINSON asa eahdidsis ior lAe ofiiee 81
Vice Chancellor Of MisstsipPi, d the ensuing
November eleetion. $3.50.
WE are authorised to announce JOS W.
CHALMERS asa candidate Coz III ONCE
which he now holds Of Wee Chancellor Of Mis-
einainni
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B,saes il this stone lies Peter fosteE
who marlisa J vile and--faeAilg e