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n nMINGS-

We put the OF this gentleman in a conspicuous
place, and hope his will be passed around. All we
object Is, his OF in the selection of his paper.
Letus recommend the Wing him. if he wishes hear
both sides, he stick the Globe and lend hand
Read the article from the Globe
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
By last nights Western Mail received letter which
think proper lay before subscribers without sup
pressing the writer's We will preface II by saying
that Nimrod Owngs, the writer of the letter. has
subscriber the SemWeekly Globe since the LIST
Sept, 1881 and has years subscription
lie EEErs THE RUS OF his account and pays every
year. 10y RENTING five dollar free OF postage
Some three four years ago. about tins of the year,
heard that he dangerously wounded by n uifan,
aud that it likely he would recover which filled
with sorrow The next heard of him was by letter
with his hand, enclosing Il five dollar note
for his subscription, an adrdnee the Globe We
heard of being killed while he in advance for
his newspaper. MIR. Owings Is farmer; and while he has
thus been paying advance for his paper, he has added
land his farm, and paid ) 90 per for lie will,
doubt be surprised learn ihat know much about
him. We inquire about such men, and up our
memory what we hear of theE.
FEEDERIoK, Mp, August 81, 1913
MessTs Blair & Rires:
GeaHemen-Enelosed you will receive five dollars pay
my subscription for the Semi weekly Globe for the ensuing
year, commencing the lst September ISI3 (to-nonow-
Acknowledge the receipt and obge, gentlemen your obe-
dent servant. n. OWINGS.
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and guard sgain doing him any serious injustice wrote
tho articles explanatory OF the matter that appeared IN
Saturdays paper Of them after he lett offices which
he sesmed hurt the injustice done him rather than
angry. Under this feeling, met him on Saturday, and
the first suspicion had OF attack was being blinded by
the salt, nj the inviting him to Walk INTO
office. We mention these facts TO show, that we de-
signed injustice aud took those OF our own free
will, which candor and sympathy for him called up
do That he has done himself far more INJURY
than could have done by his after the voluntary
attempt OF soften the first publication, all thinking
will But that is his concern, not ours, and We
drop the for the present. thinking have done our
share keeping the world alive The important inquiry as
the price OF putty" will sink, before the more n-
tenscly interesting question: what the price OF salt "
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"SdH -

An obstropalous customer paid the Corporal a
visit the other day, and being fearful lest he
might spoil, in this hot weather, sailed him down
in the most approved fashion. 1t seems, however,
the ''sat had lost its SAVIOR" or the Corporal was
not duly thankful for the immense benefit it was
intended to confer but swears that undue adyan.
tage taken of him. The Corporal is doubt.
FIJI whether it was the genuine Liverpool, or Turks
LsiaHd article. We should rather think the latter,
for his condition seems to be very much that of the
fellow who Caught Tartar" The fact is, the
Corporal, poor fellow, was getting little blind
and the conservative quality of salt being well
understood his friend no doubt meant to do him
a favor, by preserving his eyes. The only bad
thing in tho matter is, that he made slight mis-.
take Of picking, instead Of preserving. Many
"briHy tears were shed on the occasion, BY "cyes
unused to weep" We insert his account of the
matter, and advise him to bring an action of sat
and battery"
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

-yUyHE subscribers have received, by the regu-
IL rpaeket. and railroad York large and choice
asor,nen, Of seasonabie GOODS In ,hei, line the whoe OF
purchased paid fos the lowest cash
they offered retail reasonable adj
for cash aeeep,snees They are IN part sioows
Extra super English French wool black Cloths and Cameres
Sinner bluc. inyi. GREEN brown nd oil do do
Heavy buekskn ribbed stripped and plaid Cashmere very cheap
Nv rich - and a. Alpaca LnSrcs, all prices
Super Orleans Cloths Chusans AMI Tesans
figured Mouseln and Grape he Lane and Chaly
Tartan and Crrassian Pai for ehidren'p
Super plain aud striped black and blue black Silks
shaded plaid silks
fancy eoloured bullion 1oop. PRINCES
Cambria. Jaconet, Swiss. checked aud null Musins
Jubilee striped Tarleton aud drapey do
and le Laees Egngs and large
Ashburton Lace, gimp wor-ted and cotton PRINCES
Ladies' chenille, and embroidered elk Gloves and Mls
DO Md. thread Castor and Berlin do
ccnilcnen's Kid buek, beaver, Berlin AMI sik do
go iO4 table Damask and Table Cloths all sizes
Irish Linens Lawns, Linen Cambries AMI Napkins
Shooting, Bind Eye and Russia Diaper and Crash
Shell side. dressing tuck and ivory fine Combs
tooth. and comb brushes. soap, Cologne, &c
Ladies' plain thread eambric IIankehie
Velvet, tafaa and bonnet hat and neck Ribband
Large and medium SlnwlS Scatts and Handkerchiets
super Bomhazincs aud eameon Bocadc
Habit aud Cslieocs AMI Ginghams all prices
Twine and corded skts, Corscts and worSel Bags
New style printed Nevcts for ladies' dresses
Whitney point duth aud twiIcd blankets
Super Carpeting do and Rugs
satincs, keniuck ~ Jean, kerseys, napt Cotton, sc.
Heavy all wool miied kerseyS fot field hands
Plan striped and pad Lin-eys and cord Domestes
Heavy Pilot Cloths, fhshings. Plains and Booking
Tarbnst, Merno. Nacnta, Cashmere aud other Nesngs
and Ggd SIN Velvet and plain and hgd satin do.
White. yellow. blue, PLAIN and twilled fnnnels
super shrinking Welsh do, all prices
Beaehed and brown heavy Canton do. .
With complete uf bcaehej and brown shrengs and
Shirngs, Cotton Oznaburg cken approved
styles.
Country Merchants Farmers, and Citizens generally invited
call AMI examine which will be found
VALENTINE BREEDEN & co
Sc street shoekOe Hin
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RhnRr LNInnR.

The Wing triumph in this State complete all the
combined elements political mischief Locofocosm, Dorr
and Tyerism and by majority unprecedented in the
annals of the State Dousm ascrbes Its overthrow to the
idea which had gone abroad that it and Tyerism in
eohoot-an infamous caumny, but which could not be
rec,ed in time prevent the disasters which followed
The Wing majority is 26l7-which, regard being
had population, about in proportion majority OF
90 600 IN New York.
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IYhnfs IN The HIND 2

This question has been repeatedly asked within the las,
few days. in consequence OF the visit this city of dis
tinguished South Caronian, (r. r. b. RhettMr. CAL
houn's Lieutenant) Is it another Noah mission Is
he messenger of peace herald of war The
results OF the interview between him and the veteran Edi
have ranspired and public opinion undetermined
whether he bore threats OF defiance of captuaon
II promises be fulfilled hereafter could satisfy him.
doubt he got many he could carry away with him.
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SAILING AN EDITOR.

ihA'As. GALT AND ASSAULT.
The world IL oil upside down, people discover every
DAY. We upside dOrH Saturday, and therefore
know tic fact As every body and all the rest Of the
world has heard about what about to relate some
IN shape, AMI IN another we shall holt regret t
spoil the many rich stories which have been born OF H. Mr.
movies, whose loss OF money mentioned last week
made an assault upon the editor OF tins paper Saturday
by first throwing handful Of salt I'VE couldn't tell whether
Turks Island or Liverpool ~ eyes, and following this
with blow from stout a squabblo ensued very
much Ike oil such squabb,s. which neither party oxh
biied any thing that will mmortazc them IN history end
ing ~ mob chat, Joke laugh and other exhibitions Of
pleasure with which people testify thor de-
light ~ street encounter Our right eye however was
any thing but pleased the salt ASSAULT ohc ryye we cro
comparatively unhaunod-which was lucky, CONSIDERING
that salt does not mike tho best Of specaccs in the
world
Oh the assault we have this TO say. We had no obicc
ton 10 Mr. Knowles taing personal satisfaction G be- fell
mat We would not do him justice, before the pubic-bc
cause all men are entitled 90 Judge for themselves ~ such
matters being willing % abide the consequences. We no.
yer ec particularly outraged, that any great injustice has
boen done under such circumstances provided we meet
wan af and cqunl ailck-aItnough, cannot but regret
n suc oct not personal account but because they
y mode Of binding equal in size with such device NJ
self
Let say word however Tor ourscf and we mean
10 say n the spirit in which always endoavor to
speak unnuonced % forget duty by the attack lust
made he account give Of the theft Of Mr. Knowles
money, was soes 81 connected circumstances 80 nr
appearance went which seemed require publication
When we learned that there errors iu the story and
when we saw the distress Of Mr. Knowles we really ot re-.
greet mat we had mentioned the ac and we voluntarily,
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TO THE WINGS OF I.OIIsA

TO THE WINGS OF LOUISA.
l. full meeting OF the Wings is particularly request
ed at the next Louisa CourIp, September llh) We wish
that day organize ourselves into Cub-the objects
of which will be made known in the meeting. We think
desirable that there should be full meeting that every
man may have voice in the organization and arrange
ments which we propose making that occasion
Louisa, August 3lst, lSI3 \ WHIG
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Commercial iletor1.

REVIEW OF THE MARKET-Sept. 4tl
FLOUR-Snce the last news from Europe this article
is in demand and may be quoted at Si4 4 IL.
TOBACCO-Inferor and qualities very
heavy aud Ice sold former priccs-bu good and
fine manufacturing kinds much sought for and command
good Lugs in better request and sell readily
S2i IL. Inspections continue small.
WHEAT, soc. 81.
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TOMATO PlCKLES.-Tuke Tomatoes when two
thirds Tpe-pnck them full Of holes with fork, then make
strong brine, boil and SKIM IT, When cool put your To-
maOes in let them remain eight days. and then take ont
and put them IN weak vinegar. Let them lay wcntyour
hours; then take them and lay laying Of Toma,oe
then thin laying Of onions with tea-spoonl each Of Gin
namon cloves and pepper and tablespoonful mustard
then pour on sharp vinegar. You put them Jars #
you liberalization Farmer.
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On TtNp-we have been favored with perusal Of
some old papcrsound in old tank at Waterford in this
state and give specimen Of their contents below. Apor
ton OF these papers in the Dutch language, OF which
being unfortunately ignorant unable to interpret the
meaning thereof 49,
The annexed letter gives OF the flight of the
British from Fort Schuyler, Utica. .
TRyoS COUNTY, PAIArINE, Aug. "a, l1''.
Dear Sir-I have Just time ncquant you OF the Hight OF
the enemy from Fort Schuyler On Friday morning al ~
o'clock heavy cnnnonade was begun from the enemy
works which returned by canon shot and shells The
firing was heard Of Shoemakers very distinctly About
O'Clock past VI. several dcseerS IN to COL Ganse
WORT who gave information that the enemy was reteaung
with great precipitation who sent out about 6O men who
returned with confirmation thereofso far from Col Ganse
voort's letter Con. Amod-Thc express who came out
o the fort told tina, the left several tents and 9TH
er heavy baggage What their real design is know not
left Cen Gates last evening o'clock ut Thomsons the
their MACH Tor Fort Schuyler The artillery tents
aud heavy baggage with about 300 men, remain ut Tho
sons. The remaining 1000 were not 10 stop till they got
CURSE p. YATES.
To Henry Glen, Esq.
letter from Levinus Van Setback his 'honored
ce Cornelius Ten Brock of Albany, dated at the Island
of Jamacn l1II contains the important information that
fine flour is from 32s. cd. to 35s. per Dbl there.
The following n copy OF a letter To "Mr. John Ten
Brock Hige chnf al Albany" as the superscripuon
Ieads:-
MANOR LIVINGSTON, Janneary l4th 1882.
Sir-N Honorable Ice chrf fador says that youc
he hagcion be ad Albany this Court, and am
sorry to git bail for him. for he wont goe cd hart for
n TO torse his tnder To Albany.
Sir l am your Ho. Servand,
Jonv CAETER
Among these papers two letters from Philip Livngs
ton an eminent merchant and patriot of New ork, and
sgneT the Declaration OF Independence His signature Is
fac simlo of that appended that immortal docu
The letters relate business fairs, and OF no
particular interest
The following letter speaks for itself:
NEW LEBANON, 9Th July 1857.
Sir-Incosed You have the against Shays and O.
theirs, backed by MIR Justice Hobart which mentioned
YOU when had te pleasure Of seeing you at this place.
You will please mention the receipt OF 1t 10 the Justices
OF Berkshire County who issued 1t.
! also take the liberty OF enclosing your care, aud
which YOU will please forward by the first safe convey
ance letter To the Sheriff OF Washington County covering
d similar
/ with much respect, SIR,
Nour most obedient servant,
GEO. CLINTON.
John Ten Brock, Esq., Sheriff Of the city and county
81 Albany.
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Soft Nn,rdcr.

The Richmond Enquirer implorcs the Messrs.
Harperto send ON a copy or two OF that invalua'
bic work, 1.-The Dream of Mcdora." What's in
the wind
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Aths time, when the general complaint "that money
scarce II will be Of kindness inform the mon.
cyess how they may reinforce their pockes will ncuuant
them with the true secret Of money cacangthc certain
way 90 h empty purses and how 90 keep them always fut
Two simple rules, well observed, will do the business &C.,
fis let honesty and industry be thy constant companions
And second spend penny less than thy clear gain
Then shall thy hdebound pockets begin TO thrive and
WIZ never again cry with the empty belyachc, neither will
creditors insult thee nor wants opprcss nor hunger bite
nor naNeune freeze thee, the whole hcms picrc will shine
brighter and pleasure spring up every corner Of thy heart
--BcHiamiH Frgnkhn.
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W certain formidable and time ine,,h.
uas' hanestng itself by varts q, which
an me throat nose and boches various
| "y WIN nocturnal pains especially skin. bones
ana shounets The system filed poison which nm
sss mereny arrested win uccrate the eyes-consum,
'ne MUSE contract the body and convert the loyees f into
sueh mass OF corruption, such duneh OF stencil srb ne,
" ghastncss sufficient 20 strike victim with ,,,o,
app of minknd the Governor of world in mercy has
apohnesns by which THIS dreadful alady CAN NE CRFp
long successful course Of Practice combined with o,oush
PRACTICAL knowledge OF the structure Of The I
frame fy entities DR. HARTLEY confidence of ,ho.s VIII
may have aen prey To that nsdous deaseoaes o- ,,
Atty, Richmond IA, ~, '
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ASoTBER ARREST UNDLE THE TEEAry.-The ship adj
rondack, arrived yesterday afternoon from Liverpool, was
boarded below the Nauows by Mr. Fountain, deputy
Sheriff, who took from her Mr.. George Cooper a cabin
passenger, who is reported have left England with large
amount of funds chiefly in gold, taken from his father
lie taken before the L. s District Court for hearing
IL is supposed the Of Cooper the proper name
Of the individual arrested but assumed avoid pursuit and
deection-N Y. EIpTcVs sent .
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OUTRAGE-The jacksonville hnUan Of the 18th inst
says: gentleman Of this town. who has Just returned from
visit to Carthage, that considerable excitement ex
ISIS m Hancock county, on account OF Outrage
mitted by holy Joe Smith, upon the collector OF that county
u seems that Joe had taken offence NJ the Collector ON
account OF the which he had discharged his duiy
interference TO some OF the prophets lots in NauvoO end
during recent visit Of the Collector 10 that CITY, he was
attacked and cruelty beaten by Joe IN the presence Of Sc
vcra hundred Of his faithful. The Collector had been
quite I'll tor some weck7 and scarcely able 20 travel at
the time the Outrage perpetaed From the statement
Ut our informant shall not be surprised hear of Io,-
sudden disnppearance shorLv.-G Unit PM.
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On Thursday che 1is NJ August Eastwood boz te county a
Gooohand PHILIP ARGYLE Of Thomas o. and Mar, Re
bceca Tabb aged months and ~ days.
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MARI,IID.

On The 3lst ut ~ the residence MI Wcucnbato Ts I'm,
versiy n Virginia by hc Rev MEADE Mr. IN Avfts WtNop
u ofange TO Mis- VIRGINIA LOUISA daughter of t l, W.
~ w. Minor.
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The removal Of suffering object the phlanhropst
In every of the world but the principles treating
progressed but slowly Cor thousand years. owing limited
Of acquiring knowledge but
printing aud steam engine literally light has
dawned the wo" aDl thu the 10Th century pesscs
advantages which his forctthers h la general
sion OF knowledge, remedies have
the beautiful sorhouSe OF the vegetable exactly eaicu
lated TO combine with neutrake AMI dl the subtle poison which
dhnses itsf throughout the general aud prsras in
The dust sandss saapaT. purely preparation has
been torsughy tested variety OF diseases .,p,
Renee known toee safe aud easeua enlarge
uent OF The glands cproy sali Rhcum. Head Ecz.,
rheumatism Paptaton at the Heart Diseases ogn,tng
impure depnved OF the blood oT,b.
digestive The popreto daily receiving written t..t
nonial giving interesting details OF extraordinary virtues original
manuscripts Of various ccrtiheac lcticrs Clergy
AMI laiy all confirming the
cecd and win chccrly be exhibited application Facts M.
recorded sufficiently clear
ons OF the real merits of this invaluable medicine
For particulars advertisements other city p,per,
Prepared and sold. Wholesale and and for hx
A. BsANDs CO. Druggists aud Chemists Granite Buliny,
NO s'' broadway corner OF Chambers York
agent in Richmond A. Duvai Co.. IN Perrburr Rome A A
IN Norfolk NJ A. Santos; by Druggists H. ar
principal cities the u. 90 Der so,,lc so,s.
for 81 - ''' N0'u's
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The Buffalo and Niagara Rail Road, together with the
real estate, houses, &C. sold few days since at
public auction for 1900 The road is % miles in length
gTssF
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BOOTS, SHOES TRUNKS. WRAPPING .PAPER,
&c, &c.
Wholesale md KciniI.

BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. WRAPPING PAPER,
&c, &c,
WholesuIc RctuiI.
HNHE subscriber has recently received and
Il upwards packages Roots. Shoes
Trunks Paper &C. Sc Of the bestT decided
y the best Of Gos this
STATE having used heretofore
had styles of goods manufactured expressly
my is much better than ever hereto
deThc quality and
my intention to use INV best efforts 10 sell Goods At wholesale and
retail low they be- bought Baltimore Philadelphia
York the Commission Houses I
Merchants and Retail Dealers generally aud
store before they farther My stock comprises part
as follows:
FOR THE LADIES.
Ladies' fine seal strap walking Shoes country
DO do French Ties do
DO do scaIand Buskins, bound with leather
DO do Md narrow strap walking Shoes, bound with leather
Do do Md lace walking Shoes, telcgant) do do
DO fine fair stitched French morocco walking shoes
DO superior French morocco and kid Buskins
Do fine lace hid walking Shoes
DO hne French do
DO line silk quilted do DO
DO fur do
DO fine half Gaters, and thin Soes
DO fine dress Md slippers very superior and beautiful
do beautiful white and blue black Slippers beautiful and
superior
DO fine French Slippers and Ties
Ito I'd. Ri and 4th qualities
DO fine leather slippers Ties, I'd, I'd qualue.
DO hne leather heel spring and lace walking Shoes @5
packages different qualities
DO over Shoes, different qualities
FOR GENTLEMEN
Genlemens superior water proof Boots, Miles make
Do do do 9dqualty, do
DO fine calf 2d, ID AMI 4th qualities
DO fine calf and egged Boots and hand
DO do Shoes and Boots Miles make
DO do Boo,ees aud Shoes 2d, ID and 5ih qualities
respectfully the my and public,
call and examine Stock OF Goods before buy f
good articles prices any they
will be certainly satisfied. SAMUEL. PUTNEY,
Wholesale AMI retail dealers Boots, Shoes Trunks, Paper
Thread Carpet Bags &c &C. Main door above Hubbard
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ARRIVED
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore sundries.
s-----~--------y---------
this TUESDAY II O'Clock, the premises
Mr. w b. Jacobs This properly deraby al
most any KIND Of Business and active but
small capital, safe
Sale fcTemp;oD. lNLOEs & BROTHER, Aucts
~ ICHARDSON d co. have received by the
~ ship Richard Anderson, from Liverpool direct 10y
va from The Northern cities, and handsome
FAN Dry Goods-whe makes complete, consisting in
part Of
Cloths, Cassncrcs and Vesinrs
fAnnels Blankets AMI Napt Cottons
Pads kerscys and Lnseys
Padding, Prints and DDuiestics
With many fancy goods In will have IN Store
lot Of Brussels Three Ply Ingram Carpetings
J-cIGt'
~ pICEThe coiarnership heretofore exciting under the firm
and style Of Smith, iarwoOd Co. on the Ist Of
August last by mutual Al persons con
cern will please call and settle their
cannot e gveh-ecr u the partners authorized give
ceiptf Tor The same GEO. w. SMITH,
r. w HARDWOOD,
Richmond September lst, 1919. JAMES BRAY.
The undersigned having partnership on the Let Of
August last under The AMI style of Smith IIsuyood
Smith arwooi Il co. and prepared IN n e days tooner
Wen selected 1'surmcut ~ Hardware Cutlery, &c. We respect
fully soIcta call On the of tho late
pubic generally determined sell NJ such prices
not iail to please. GEO w SMITH.
90 i-cou Y w. HARDWOOD.
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NOTICE.
THNO TIE GENTLEMEN or uICHuOND.-L

Tg'O TIE GENTLEMEN OF uICHuOND.-L a.
HlitiN Merchant Taylor 23j Broadway, New YORK. In.
iof' te gentlemen n Richmond Who favourcd him with
d' FOR clothing The last may
a. favor him with their otr.. that M LYMAN DERBY
vounby known 90 the public, Willie ntc Eeangc Hotel Rich
m0 Monday and Tuesday the i aud 9Th September
c tt md Ih, on s return from Petersburg where Dee will exit
bt pattern ards aud samples 81 the fashionable Goods Tor Fail
AMI Winter wear, jus imported London
geher with The and improved style n garments which
NOT fv 10 please those WHO may feel disposed favor him with their
orders Those gentlemen who find
The Exchange, ny 1cnr note NJ ncy the Exchange,
stating The hour be- will call upon them NJ their residence.
~ " Mr Derby will also Ffrnchs Hotel Petersburg
Wednesday anil Thuriay, G and and will be happy
wait such gen,menas may ~ 10 favor him with order
Sept 5-5t
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TEMPER ANCE MEETINC

TEMPERANCE MEETING.
o The Young Mems Society meet in the Lecture Roam r
tue United Presbyterian Church. "Wednesday evening NJ O'Clock
DEM T. PETERS, ESQ., by will address the p,een,
on the following subject The Ends OF the TEMPERANCE
Reformation" The friends and the public generally
u invited. Tt,p srcp,-r,n,
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"a Destr netires Relrarded.

We invite the attention OF readers to the following
articles from the Boston Atlas. Here Whggery for
This the whom the Locos, in their anxiety TO be
rid of him. wish saddle upon us We thank you gen.
temen; YOU have the milestone around your neck get it
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Boon d. 81, YoLk coaILeL InaaLLeL OF sce,emheI

John Ten Brock, Esq, Sheriff of the city and county
oi Albany.