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Br .p Liverpool I'm Liverpool bark Manchester. I'm Ant
wcrn Rf hfiE : Abbot; from Newport, Wales. Wnd SN-
Weniher hay.
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Having withdrawn our Agency entirely from Wilmer !
Smith we hereby that Mr. T.. G.. Tucsenan nj -
Water street only authorized Agent ut Liverpool he
Icing empowered sor and the OF our
trn when nece.Sary To insure the reception oi Goods m
Boz and New York and forwniins the same TO any part
OF United StaeJ, requisite they should pas through
the hands of our said Agent, (. G.. Tuckermar.
eI9 In Dec. 16, 1873
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NElv.YORk
NEW Y tKh
Cnsh TEiIrrtoc ESLni,Ii y inent,

Cash Tailoring Establishment,
l+2 FJLT0S.STREEf, NEAR BROADWAY.
This establishment furnished with entirely and
splendid Stock Gentlemen about order their supply oi
Clothing the respectfully invited ca and
mine our large varied assortment; OF Spring and Summer
Goods which have been selected with the possible
As 10 guilty Of material and style embracing the
finest French and English Cloths. Cussmers and Vestng
found any house this any other city the United
States. The Cutting Department will still be conducted by
Mr. Fisher md Mr. Couch, of irm who have been long
and believe yoraby known the this house.
aHd we 'a,ter ourselves that Will be able furnish Gentle
mems Garments equal point OF tit and elegance that of
any other establishment this country Europe And by I'D
herring strictly the Cash and Price system.
p!ed supply customers with fsate articles Of Clothing
at greatly reduced prices. A. s. FISHER Co. ma Inns
co Hardware, Cutlery. &c.-LEWlS BESE-
DICT & co. respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally they have removed this city and have taken
the Store 81 Peueet topposte the Pearstree House,
where they opening large and well selected asSort
nen OF Goods both Foreign and Domestic. TO which they
would call the attention of those wishing purchase ap3
CO Paper HanRings. Border and Fire
BOARD PRINTS. II. L j. NJ. PRATT, No q South
William and 4 Stone street nave on lnnd an extensive Az
.ortIent Paper fiagng Hcers and Fire BonFd Prints.
which they offer Country Merchants and otrs on the
most favorable terms. mh.D 3u,s
n Cotton CANVAS, COMPRISING HEAVY
AWNINGS, &c Also HEAVY TAEPALL!NS. PA.
PER FEELINGS. z 10 y inches wide; BAGGlNG PLAN
ana wled y and A nch Also, Grain and MeG! Bags. "a
2-f9m,s 81 Beaver street
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THE ROSE OF THlsTLE ISLAND;

THE ROSE OF THISTLE ISLAND:
Translated from the original Swedish Of Mrs. Emile CnIlen.
By G {. HEBBE. IL. d ard HENRY c. DEMlNG. E~l.
This without question the most beautiful Romance which
has 1een rendered from orsirn rthor the English
toneue-eNeccdin-. all that CONSTITUTES woEs any
production Of Mr., Bremen. 'vh.~e Neghbnrs
n-uelJ popular this Country ard England We hazard
nothing say: that the RosE THISTLE sLA>p VIII
eary world. work written within the century
4 royel intensely exciting, and translated with
ability aid which sll .; establish the of
Emile Caf!en ady Of unsurpassed aer,. and render her
introduction the public Of America ronnac lit.
etituie.
No prasa ofh wors possibly exceed merits, and we
calmly abide the judgment of the people.
Pace = oGiyjle usual discount 10 the trade Il elk
canty printed on paper Of an extra quality. Address
II !. WINCHESTER. Publisher. - Ann-s,
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NEW TEAS.

Nf.W 7 ENN.
E'RoM THE LATE ARRIVALS FROM CA. ION t.ss
subscriber has selected iu OF nav
cSor GRHx> AND BLACK fEAs examination ana tit, OF
when WI SATISFY that equal 10 0;e
establishment choice guHceS low pce> are be found
n the Sugar Store al Bowsry y Y Families resi-
u that Teas Will be weic - them the ginal pack
packed IN China. una uerntci and exposed.
must necessarily be the case when cplcked leisure and sold
from the shelf.
A>o superior ace Of Government Java Coffee roasted
" 2. MOODY l4l Rowety.
lal5 Inl,- Successor 10 Perkins & Towrs
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June Of Tor,ugus hrir John Dodge. tshn-r of Pro
vincetown mos 50 bs oil. and whale ALONGSIDE next
day, scir Ball.le. OF do. cutn. M hiuhbef.
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LAVE PUBLICATIONS..

Ia T. 70 bLIUN TUNS.
AMY HERBERT e,liisd bg Res. W SeveIl pr.ce Pic
THE MYSTERIES OF TIE HEATES, 2 cents
MAJOR ION ESS COt'RTcllP. % cents.
AtLOAr AND ASHORE. toupers la,; vols -5c
tONINGSBY. b. nl>ien. y cents.
MCCAUi.AY : NlSt 'EiLiNEDUS ESS AVS No5 &c
NORIH AND SOUTH. Scenes aHd Adventure, IN
Me1rn. - cents
SEATSFiELD'S WUkKS-" Lie IN the New World. y
bound IN clutn 81
NORTH AND SOUTH. or Scenes and Adventures IN
THE CABIN BOOK Sketches OF Life in Texas in three
psrt,-l2i, cents each.
FATHER GoRIOr, or Scenes OF Life in Paris Price Is
cents.
WEIGHTS NARRATIVE OF HIS CAPTIVITY IN
VAN DtEMiNS LAND. y cents.
HIGHLANDS OF ETHIOPIA. with saies-prics ST -
capital book OF travels full oi thrilling adventures among
the Arabs.
MEMOIRS OF MRS. GRANT, wife Of Dr. Grant. Ms.
slonary the HISTORIANS Price paper cen;s5ouud.
81, cents.
o. Aso all CHEAP works for sale wholesale and retail. by
BURGESS, STRlNGER * CO. 222 Broadway.
aiQ a
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JOSIAH RICHARDS Aucfioneet.
Try BANGS. RICHARDS & PLAT-r, Strss So a.
- broadw+y-Lberu cnsh advances u,edc on s's>tsz
OF b. + & P have REMoyED, to No. %. 3-o.esaf.
few doors above thst, former ..lacs
WEDNESDAY. June e.

F. COTTON. Arc'i1neor
~ COTTON & 60. ACcuon snd CC1lHipscn Merchants.
No liz Fulton and - Ann street. bern advance,
II .ie IN ccn.ynmapts and made.
THURSDAY. Jun, y.
At To-, o'ciock IT NJ. q Ann street
SECOND HAND FURNITURE. ar-COmnT>ins Esneia ~
.orlen consisting IN part Sofas mahogany aid cicg-
Tih,e~ cued maple and ru>h 'esi th1 Be'sirsd, he'
aii Re!ing Per and Narci Glasses, ugsiu ard Star Ca
pts. Wash Stands Toilets Table Cu,le'y. Crocke Hrar
Sets Brass and Irons. Shovel an! Ionss c. BcsIds 4
NH Hollow Ware, together with CEREAL assortment Oh
Kitchen FURNITURE
Also one second hand Pa1o good o.de hsv,pg boer
Nc:y little used. and originally cont S3-S.
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BOARD PRINTS. II. < j. NJ. PRATT No. q South
William and 4 Stone street have on hand an EXTENSIVE a
.orrUen n Paper Hangng RcsArS and Fire Board Prints
which they offer Ia Country Merchants and oner the
rpos favorable terms mii2D 3u,is
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G- Board, Transient and Permanent. ut
IS Einnd lelS Inns


jas. ii. a!KMAS. Secretaries. jeis 1t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OR STE All hATuHIAG ENHiBliloN. - Broadway.
~ Open from A. VI. Sunset. Tickets y cents-t hiren
III, cents. ms IN
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ALSO THIS DAY,
4 DISCOURSE DELIVERED IN BOSTON, BEFORE
THE PASTORAL ASSOCIATION

or CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS IN MASSACHUSETTS.
By Edward Park Bartlett, Professor Adover Theological
Seminary. Price g q cents.
The Trade supplied On liberal terms.
jel7 Cts MARX Il. NEWMAN. l99 Broadway.
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o. The expressions rich 5ood. and poor 6ool hare
scientific basis. The riica!c kicA dRv hare attempted 10
cGSt on these ODttouS reco Hem
ScigeS surely Is that Truth lodi prccaH.
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NTANTED-A situation by respectable young woman.
~ COOK. wash rGn do general horSewOrk Tor
small family; objection chamber work The best
ference from the country isi Christie II. Jely ~
JtyANTED-A situation Chambermah do house.
work IN city country, by respectable young
Ia
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12
r. ]. IIOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor n Publisher.
TER Ms:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS il
psid ia adoancc. THREE DOLLARS If not
paid nitAin three menihs And THREE DOL.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS If MOI paid antii at.
ter the expiration Of tLe gear. No paper diseOa-
tastS until Oh arfea'ogcs are paid, ezespt al The
epfisH Of the Editor
~ Advertisements inserted al Oae Dollar per
square, nc lines or less. his sized typo for The
first insertion, aRd rs cents for each continuance
Cour, adprrtiscmcRis and SAorig's Sales ekarg.
sds25 per cent higher; and deduction If 335
per etai Uil be made tiom tht regular prices. fOr
sdre,fisers BY The gear, Adteriisemsnts inserted
monthly or gasfttIiy 81 per square for each time.
SsMiMoHfhis IS cents pr square fer eaeh lime.
AGENTS.
Col r. NJ cs;Lran, McekitaJurg. N C.
CAas W Harris. NIL GfgUe. n. &.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-24

We learn iuf er from Ne1 CO. by way Of New
Orleans, that d nt1 del Gubernn fthe Government
pfPeT OF The l4h ullHo contains an Official nal,e
ia relation ID lhe Congress " hch ba. been o,aersd
p. h.' an fu-orilqary session On the frsI u The
nte.e"l maaih. The decree OF Senuf de B.eaaeer,.
Minister Of fo.elen Relations and which ha. been
approved hs Naienup Canalzl, he acting President.
So ''Ia Uni NE lime oi Congress viii DO occupied
o. me i7I'#"ue important polni,
tlH>r II receiving The unh Of the p,esi5en,
oEce y "''
SECOND In giving 10 The Government, the power
10 increase he army. aud flr,tshing the necessary
means ar 50 dong.
THIRD In empowering the Government 10 pro-
cure ample reoun'ary means, aud every thing else
"Hch may be deemed Necessary. N order thaf Men
'a may recover Texas aud preserve The enl,f. ma.
nanal a4mau.
FOURTH In taking into cons Iteration every llllng
Ha' NE Government may send 10 The Congress. IN
HE end thai tie Republic may be secured and II.
ndeFendsnee and honor presetyed
9"'h j. HE sub.aaee Of The measures winch will
'eeHp' The ne " his e1itaordm1ry session Of Con
Rfe's of The first June In he mean time # ,,ss
recommended that The D~puues Should hold preli,
minary meetings and ean,ulIauuns
The Dnua filled for The ma.l na,t ,,,,l g..
''''''' -" 'oeunehsand adices UPON the all.enqfos,
ing su'grel OF The annexation at Texas 10 The I,,.
ed Sales The MeI can eI,t-r. #one a,.l al ~.
'a' letas I"ays Vas and al,ae, shall be Dan ant
p"''e OF The Republic. and that he people -, N con.
'ld 10 The death before an In,h Of lerr,ty 81 10
rshn4u shed VIII DC
''''ia. iarneI has resigned hs station q. Mn.
s.'f "i Aar and Maine A ncU Npista, -.
'Pfo ted "n The ARRIVAL atihe capital Of SAM, Aaa
lao is on his way lhither .'''''''
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~ NtsS.-A An unusual disease p,ava,ly =. =.
Sffn' f1'eni IN Jone'vlle, Tennessee ana -, -
MY winch has proved fatal m noo,, ie -
u "'h'facetzed BY siolen sore rbra,, ,,''.'o''
'"e','ns Of the fnse or par, Infected and "
-.a.''' Of the neck with Sigh, variation. dg e
efg'' 'I'e'' according 10 the tsmper,i,m.n, . n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-24

\ CAPITAL REPLY-Tbey were I'll pp.ns
aef al L'sdoa some vile lea for this country -
77' 'aid man present, ~ha appeared 10 De The
o"ne1, 'Iae Tea Is spoiled is mol worth a fsrb
ns pausd; So ~ are sending II over H. The iuC-,
naI Yankees The Yankees wlIl kroW what 10
90 "Ih a." fepea listener. III. o. is mol lie r.Rsr
uns .a'S had 10 dispose af TIA belonging 20 he
E's t-I' u nv memory serves me- t1e4 once made
tea pr y boston ha,b.r. for lie particular ecror
nHifhaa "i yauf enG and eaao-ry' Several A.,
Htfesa' were pfeseui, and a rosr Of laughter en-.
-ued.
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The reader. attention +, l.'sae' 10 ~
Of Mr. II RussLLL. 10 MORON h-'
vii be at The Cry Hal Il '''
engaged. Notice oflhe place VI. be w
aud advertisement TO morn" Inc I
Of Mr. Russell vii eu.ure Inn o''"'''
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WIG lIEEI[|

There will be a meeting Of The h'''
CLAY CLUB. on Saturday HE gym -
MOUSE or JACOB BEek. al u
The Wings Of the adjoining ealA'''
TO attend. :,
Col Parrion. D " EjeIuglan. L 'l' +,
popular speakers ara e1qecfad. :
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sae hrrea4 saving liza people ir.n IN, ll,aG give
saea rfo'eeHaa 20 our mauulae,are. @. w III
eaa. laeu .acr.s.fI.y 10 compete wlh lheir
Eag ,sa neIe4b.r. TIE exp .rmeaJ was med aud
succeeded aud our manufacturers began 10 10
scattered ever Que E4-em saae.-where IN.
population na,ml,t dense. and .ae sale OF iaem
na' welding much return To r,e aer.l a.mu,t 6fh..
h5lr. hni winch. OWING II olt uauaacuras. 6a.
10" become the mus. wealthy r5r Of our country
I0e Is - d"1rns -. began 10 cas- abau FIR
,3u"p.pn To aeielt us. .sour TaaG uas .ra,eef.p
lhem 'fon supplying IN entire market a, lormeff,
AMI They lherei re- sent AGENT, aud publisher. here.
II saN lire ,re3.o d.eara am ing DIS on ihqr.a.I.e,
All boz fo4 successfully. as lhelr afssmeat. were
very pIau. BE and tdetr scheme. well co.c.efed.
and s''a Ne hive ahe mobilization of .eeias an
Aaa.Iani af AarAmerean system par,y .o,.ae 90
amo0s u.. 1ha. from tIne 10 time have sue. se5e..o
f-fta.Hg ae Protective T-uH mat haI been I...5
and destroying o-r manufacturing essl...fo...-.
NfCay Las always been found ale firm friend and
bold and fearie.. champ Of Protection. t,5,....,
every hing 10 tarp a8l wat he clearIy saw ,y.....
orc aoi makt os what IS, should he namely
Efer raaaa. ~ b.n more ,asa ans Other man.
.sag are sc indebted ar The 5feserr .r.,...s,... 8.
oar manufacturing embellishments. Tor when 1,a.,
II our wise MIDI good men less bold and l.a,...,
tfaH he. gave up lu dasaaI-. he a1bIg. b,I.p, anil
..eg. sslIy hlt eI Tor HE puae.plc OF protection.
##' The A#er"a people have nov become g..
@s' satisfied of Us e1aels.el. tAa u,rI1e h..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18

To the Germans.

MrssEs. EDiTcss KS the publication Of the Indiana
StatszeItung cannot be commenced before August. | feel
II my duty TO Gait yoL. attention, and that Of the German
editors and citizens generally, 20 a fl.ehood and decep-
ton 81 the Coon paper caled the ccrD4aa Efpsjtoar
pablisiIec al Cincinnati, Ohio. That pint j. supported
by the Coons Of the English Tory breed, and Distributed
GRATIS, 10 deceive the Germans. Among Other hlsclood-
IN the 27uti,caner, ! found tic Gllowing
The Ipcos spare no means 10 induce the adopted rt-
zens 10 believe that tie naturalization laws wall be- altered
should the Wigs come into power aud Mr. Clay be
elected. We now assure our fellow 'Itizeps that there -
no danger at all a, an alteration Of the naturalization
laws - entirely impossible. - such an alteration d. qu5rcs
t~o-thiods of tie votes [f Congress-
That statement, Messfs. Editors. I ara fully convinced,
arises, not hom the ignorance Of the Editor, but - a
wifal and deliberate deception. Therefore I respectfully
request you, aud the Editors Of German papers, to make
!. known to my countrymen, that the Naturalization
Law Is not a part of the Consultation ofihe Uuited States
but a mere law, passed by Congress, and can therefore
be altered at any time, by n malort, Of a single vote IN
Congress. Respectfully Yours,
IsDIASAroIIs, JuL1 IL, Ioii. GEO WALKER.
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.inLsi l.. EsrUCc.

NsssRs. CHAPwANs-W hat do the friends OF TIM
PLRANCE. MoRArs. aud Religion think OF a candidate
ir tie LEGISLATURE, r%ioiatag The SABBATH day
by treating - large quaniahe> ct NlliShtl and drtnh-
s1e himself 10y way Of example and encouragement To
others, u do likewise II such a man l. thar choice,
they have only 10 put the name Of John l. Bruce, the
Ing nominee, on their ticket, and put n INTO tie
ballot box. Only a frw Sab5aihs past. at the Broad Rip
pie. IA open ta, aud before "a large gathering he called IN
& qaar Of Whskey, invited h. friends aud others t,
drink, SAVING be touk a little himself, and allowed Others
the same n~rNil@se."
Isths Wing morality VIII the true friends Of Tem-
PoaRce- Heigoa, aud Morals, sustain such thing, At ias
iafe day
! -. and viii hope better thing until the contrary
u proven. What Sacrifice every hing. toiie blind de-
mon. Tarfy ~. 1 can not thinh 80 poorly 81 ,hc Advo-
Gates or tlio.c pure principles. WESLEY
NEAR BsoAD RIrpLr Jul, 18th, ISL.
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STILESVIILE. JurY Q. ISL.

BEAR CnApMNSs: We have had some speaking here 10
day. The candidates for Prosecuting Attorney. Gen. Ham
mOnd and Mr. Lander. spoke; and tuly did Lander (demo-
craft most ofIcctually use up his opponent But hasten TO
announce to You the gladSone news oi the Frightening pos
poets Of Equal Rights in this county. Mr. Mitchell, a man
OI excellent Eotal character, and a good politician aud speak
er, has taken the field as an Independent CANDIDATE, in oppo-
s.,iOn To that concentration Of Clay Coonefy, VT. Mat
lock. Natiock is a most profound ego.ist, an evidence OF
he promised on a subsequent occasion, TO demonstrate that
the Coon policy Of Clay Is the tue policy Of goVernment-
yea. that he would show TO the understanding oi inc mos
perfect dolt, that he should lie chosen as the legislator oil
Hendricks IN preference TO Nj. Mitchell, because he was the
nominee of Ca part of his own party say unfair) a county
wing convention; and because he stood pledged T. vote Tor a
whlg Senator. And after all this he had the audaclly 10 ask
the Gcmocrsts TO vote for him But Nh. Mitchell, | doubt
not, will boldly confsont all his mad demonstrations, and IN
an honorable manner sopcl ms foul insults, 80 that his WRATH
will be made 20 subServe the peoples cause.
Wonder If Natlock remembers the long session. when he
ASSISTED in running the State by supporting the mammoth
sySt,m Of internal Improvement! ILANlLS.
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II gsra. y g jr,u rsanio, at!"-',c a. tr o@|
Inq'tr:
src. !. Be il ol,iaei tJ fAr Comm Gu, 81 Of ne
.4.u OF Iulena.ol-. That u >Aai Re HlaNtri H. sF
alich to Iun a;in-c wfhin iAe I dads u L4si, Wet so''
aut sou IA street,. 81 SAT- town
SC , T. shall De unlawful ia ary DE- 10 fnn u s"'
within tie limits cr.cii.od "a tn ifiegain- 'e@if'' naier
he ,n4ll haxe a collar upon hs recS WI ue "ane ID ,s
owner lfzby marked theron, m i.a-rh let"s' fI'fl''
however fh.t n D.. sAai tie Itra.ifi'd u come 81 "n K
limits Of the muket squares, wfhln mh'@e' noun a. e""e'
ma xst house; unles. lie shall te iid 70 a : ee0n Z olhet
carla-e oocu9 ned OF owned ~ the ownel ct -ncn Jog Ana
if auy Dig snt re 50 found al large, WITHIN ne maiSe'
square. with a collar upon HIM as ABOVE aesoribef, TIE own
81 .hail te Liable to a fac Of t~ea'y-hse ~ cents III eaon
and every such ofFcnce 10 5e recovered by al ACTON u
debt, 3 tore the pIe'ile't
SIC. ; 1t shall be TIE duty Of the Ma shall 10 XII az
remove. or cause :, be killed and iemosef, al D. al
brcle, found uaring al age, = prohibited b. ta iCIe-od'
sections. II ihs o. tin2 uce. fos which ne >na!l be ~Ac~e, -
sum of C-y cents for each and evciJ oSe - eitl IA 'e
! moved. Provided, however, that tols section shall nj o
eor.t uet 10 apply 10 dogs aud bIlche. o"IeG pf.iei>oN' ii
= residing ia the conston-
=, Src 4. All crdiGsrces and parts Of ordinances. contra
0 ven,n, the provlsi. ID, Of this ordnance, ae he'eoy repeaieS
~ SEC. ). Thus OIdins nee shah take effect 4 . IA iOic
from and after the lst Monday IN August mex
C,Sa,n,c AID tstaOll he'd thi, ea dv . July, lSl'.
IL WILSON, PIstC.C
AeeyL W4 l.. WIssATT, SC
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18

VIII answer. he poor Mechanics. You are mitaken-it
was tie Aeicbant and Bank Director, that was awarded the
J'o, alter a weeks delay, and after the influence OF the Jun
10 was brought T. bear upon the Commissioners. In the INST
place they gave a. 10 the poor Mechanics, but when they
were diiilfd awhile ~ ne m aneyed power, 4 was recalled.
and a. some 'rO " nrss hundred dollars higher, given -
ere q tie Juutl. which IA. potts Mr.. Lenli. vita % much
zrfl- Ihts - another Way 90 waich Vou are S'greJ, and by
which yOur pockets are u Ie 10 ''nlke The rich iicher and
the paog poo et." \ merchant icceivin. several hur dIeI
dollars more fr dong u q JOB # VOL :, than the honest
but proT Mechanic. Who has 70 supfott himself ard his wife
AID child en- hy rs labor att Kill Thus 4, the second lime
YOU Commissioners have pad 10 fgr0rUeS, e higher allow
ance than others Offered 10 81 the ssIne service fos. If any
Of tie Commissioners are Mt guilty a. above stt'ed | ho.e
they or be will let the people know who are the guilty ones-
The other case | refcr 20 J.. the employment vi a Physician
To tie Poor A,ylum." Mr Tyner y Now teiOfe YOU for
reelection. Enquire into the olseS above stated, b'fose You
vote. II guilty. don't va;e fof him II tnHoceHf, vote as you
please. Your fiCnd aud fellow sufferer.
July 10Th. 1914. PHOENIX.