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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
A bill to reduce the salaries aud feet
Of certain State officers, was read sec.
end time and committed 10 q committe Z
Ofihs whole House, and made the order
ofthO day.
BILLS READ A THIRD TINE.
A bill 10 Obviate the necessity Of filling
Bills Of discovery in chancery.
Mr. Ewing moved that the bill be re-
committed 10 the standing committee on
lhe Judiciary, which was sgreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. Hawkins the House
took up the bill end pending amendment,
to repeal certsiA laws regulating ban king
in Ohio, and TO revise and extend the
charters Ofcsrlain banks lhSrein nam-
ed.
E3Mr Ewing moved that The bill, with
the pending amendment. be indefinitely
postponed.
Lost--yOas 20, nays 80.
MF Lawrence moved to amend Tho am
sBdment, by inserting the ''indivldual lis
sbility'. principle, which after considers.
Lle debate, was not agreed to-yeas 80
nays 80.
Mr Lawrence then moved to insert
the ''Peniienlisry clause, f" subjecting oG
GERS, &c., 10 Imprisonment in the Penis
teBliaTy for fraud, embezzlement, &c.
pending which, the HOuse took recess
iill 7 o'clock, Pm.
I o'clock, p. N.
MessTS. Ewing, Sergeant and Archbold
spoke at length in favor OF the "Peni.
tsnlleatiaFy clause, }" and Messrs. Coombs
and NOISE against it.
The question being taken, il was lost
--yeas 30, nays 81.
ME CLARK moved 10 amend the amend.
-msnt, 50 that wheL the notes ofa hank |
ere refused TO be redeemed At the coun-
Ter thereof, The holder may immedia,elv
commence suit upon them, in ahy cou,,
having competent jurisdiction, which
Wss adopted.
Mr. AFchboId moved further TO amend
the amendment, requiring that after the
6Fsl dsy Of June, 1S45, that the banks
shall not put in circulation any note Of
less denomination than three dollars; af-
Ter the 6rst day Of June, lS46, none ofa
less denomination than five dollars, and
,sf.er the fTSt dsy Of June, l647, none Of
less determination than twelve dollars;
which motion was Iost-lsaS %, nays
NJ HslTiehmossd en- additional secsl
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-02
AnOLIrlor CoNvnNr1Ov.-A cali

ABOLITION Convention. call is
published for an abolition State conyen.
tien to be held at Columbus on the first
Wednesday Of February next. The call
is signed by Thomas Morris, Nathaniel
Holley, Manly Chapin, G. Bailey Jr.
Samuel Lewis,lAmosMoore, s. P. Chase.
and John Jolliffe, State committee.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-02

MAIL RoBBERE-A trunk in charge ol
a travelling agent of POmerOy's Express
was stolen from a ste amboat at Hudson
N, Y few days since. The trunk con-
tai led cerliicsles, bonds, cheques, mon.
ey, &c. estimate d al $4OO, ,O0O-upwards
Of $4,000 Of which was in money and
available funds. The agent. knowing
what the trunk contained, left il among
others on board the boat, unguOrded, and
wen; to the Office, e,whele he went to sleep.
This led to suspicious Of his connivance
and he was arrested and examined; but
the result fhis examination has moi vet
been published, The New York Sun
says. Ga clue has been obtained 10 the
PerPetratOr Of the offence, and po ssibly
by the time this meets the eyes aOt ont
readers, the whole skein may be unray,
elled."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-02
SENATE.
WednesdaY, Dec. 20, lS43.

Wednesday, Dec. 20, lS43.
Several bills were read a second time.
The special report ofthe Acting Fund
commissioners in reply to certain inqui-
rIOS Of the Senate, was laid before the
Senate.
The Senate went into committee OF
the whole on the orders Cf the day.
Several bills from the HOnse not being
PInted--the titles Of which could not be
prOcuFed-gsvs rise TO discussion,
which resulted in ordering number Of
copies 10 be printed.
Senate took a recess.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-02
BANK PLUMBER

DEBT OF LOUISIANA. - The State debt OF
Loossne amounts to S24. .O5e, 900; of
which V3S OSS 900; was narrowed 10 fur.
nish capitals for hsFRanks These insli.
tutIons are nearly an bankrupt, and the
task OF paying this enormous debt wil
fall upon the PeOple.AThis5is one Of n :
blessings which Whiggery has bsqueatbsJ.
10 louisiana .-StUtssMGn,
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CONCLUSIVE PROOF

Or VHE EAlhAOhD1NAff EfFlCAO1 VI
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
EAppcSFIELD, New-Jersey, April 20. 1873
On or about the 18Th day OF October 1871 was taken " IN
violent pan in liver which Continued for
abou; nee days followed ~ The breaking of ulcer.
OF something inwaEc!v which relieved The e ont
caused throw great quantity OF offensive natter
and also much blood Being sreay al,rned - ;hl5, a
piled 10 physician bu he SAID he though could DO but
fused 10 take feeling satisfied they could Go 2ood
many other remedies then procured oy my vile and
friends but tonr any good and ,as clschs-se o
blood and corruption S continued !ess days ana
last became so offensive could scarcely breathe. also
seized with violent cough which ~ times eau:ed me 20
tsise much more blood tran had dong before and disease
continued this way, r growing worse anrl seoEuaEy'
when all hops OF my recovery Up and ny e9oa
all thou sht would die OF gaopng consumption a. ms
moment when life apparently drawing gear its Close
heard Of d.. Wsars Basa OF Wild cherry aid got BOT
three boles OF medicine ali NJ 4ns were removed ny
cough and splitting OF blood and cor!uPoa entirely stopp
and IL few weeks my health far restored as 70
ny trade (Which carpenterl arc Up 10 i'
tins have enjoyed good health. THOMAS CCZ1NS-
Nslc-Jersey. Gloucester County ss-feESoney came De
fore NE the subscriber OF the JUSTICES OF the
for the said coucty Thomas COZ-D, and belcg duly an ned
according law. saith a6ove statement Is n all things
True. Affirmed before The 2esh Gay OF ApE1 1873
/, J. CLEMENT. ) 2
Another OF 40 gears cured by tbs B.!sa-.9
il, We refer prove ths whose auinoy WIN
NOT be questioned Be1ccTe Of hs GTs
which are offered The Ispatacn OF this b4lsaa SoG 9n
by Isaac Butts rs Fulton street co:nrr OF Nassau e"
Tors; Dexter Albany; Z. ". Bull, Hartford; GoEaaH,
NcsS-H Haven. icy III
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CITY INTELLIG ENCE.
POLICE OFFICE.

BURGLART.-About O'Clock this morning man
20 - s;os Of h. V .TsF 20 eoras5 Of
Wac. streets. ato which he had sners through he WIZ
dow for the purose o! stslag He 3nnt behind s. Us
bags Of beans. Committed
Foreman ]. Clifford was arrested Oh charge Of
having sea from the p-eket Of CAPT Joshua B.et q
the scr Thofnesirs - Ire ;cot o. Hammond s. while re
was asi--P tonnilied
Ann Lawrence was committed for stealing a bed
coysr Mar McGo~.r to.f,i stealing shawl. Cathe
nm Gibson for s:saltng 5s,f
The house Of G. E. Watrous, g. ST. Marks
Place ene.ed OF Mrdl- and silver ptch s.
cu, spoons forks &c sole, with wscn the eaisaEs
escaT.d.
John T. Shultz. matchmaker, OF So Roosevelt.t.
arrested char- OF received and putchased 2r
So gold watch IN ssh s0'n 3rh OF December b.
D4Ti james coioTe boy, from 'l J.2 Sarti0c, oi is
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salt--New-yorls and Foreign.


To the Editor Of The Tribune;
An article appeared in the Journal OF Commerce
few days since, stating that the reason why the
Orange county butter was much superior TO that
made in the Western part Of this State was that IN
Orange county the Darymen use Foreign SALT and
ot the West they use Onondaga salt.
Nothing could be further from the truth nrob, line
as pure as any in the world.
So we'll is its superior quality understood by
many OF the best Dairymen, that orders are and
have been for years received at Albany 10y large
manufacturer from Northampton, in Massachusetts,
Goshen, in Connecticut, and Orange county IN this
State, for the use of their daires Besides which,
over $4,000 bags have been received, between the
months OF May and November, at Albany and Troy
from Onondaga, and sold for table and DAIRY salt.
Nor has the supply been equal TO the demard.
Herkmer, Lewis, Oneida, Jefferson and ST. Law
renee counties are, to great extent, engaged III
the making of butter and cheese; they use Onanda-
ga salt; so do Otsego and Madison; and from these
Counties the produce otheir DIARIES, or ateast some
of them is equal TO any ether in the State.
JUSTICE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

The OREGON misunderstanding the Mad
isonian on this subject to express views common
to it and the Administration, we have read with
great satisfaction, in vigorous article upon the
course of the Globe in regard to this question:
sentiments at once most just and patriotic. The
Oregon question: says that paper, cannot be made
party questionable people of the United States
viii never plunge into war merel y TO CRAFTY po-
itical aspirants. II we are to have war--li
we must have war, we must have Justcause Tor
it, and the justice of our cause must be SO PLAN
'' and palapable that the whole nation without
distinction of party will take up arms."-
Again. saws the same paper, 8 We repeat that
the Oregon question, which certain politicians
:. would use as an instrument to attain their am-
+" bilious ends, cannot be made party question
in the Senate or out of it. The East, the
:. North, and the South will not permit It"
National Int. OF Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

TEMPERANCE IN MIcHIGAs.-Anongt the French
Catholics, during Holy Retreat, made by the
Rev. Father James Louis Priest, Missionary, he
has administered the Temperance Pledge to $3.50,
in five congregations, Detroit, Bay Settlement,
Gross Point, L'ance-Creuse, Mt. Clemens land
during the Holy Retreat, the Ri. Rev. Bishop
Leevre has confirmed $50 persons-[ Detroit
A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

COMPLETE Works OF observation-disclosures
s, Stringer have just issued Parts XI. and XII.
OF their beautiful edition Of Shakespeare contain
ing four fine engravings taken from Winters
Tale" {" Comedy of Errors king Henry
w. and g King John
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

TOR SALE-The good vii! and fixtures OF
B.kng business, toias ca.h 14de az ns prot. Of siu
nr week r-nt IS low Sis per year, and DC mao or
term OF years Opportunity thar aeidoIn osr 20 %
sur.prxins peTsos profitable and sale 2ues
III. fssct olieto! copelt 70 exp OF ms ou.atss
or account OF hIs health health CT his family
mi oui,e rs Maiden lace 5lh s;o:y. 81
N EMOVED-Riey's Music Store removed 10
Il 2s7 Broadway. Al Tia and fashionable Music
nsc.l Good OF al kinds lowest 10 deasss
military BANDS supplied and academies and School. on "a.
yorshe .eTu.s 20 D.
NSTRUCTION-A French gentleman engaged
.srsv pu7suits HAVING fs~ hours 70 spare, would
- 20 srore gvrng Instructions II The r=ac
and spanish languages N so9s sGA ooaselnS ssno9I o. p
acr with hin hGt ozes and retirement he viii eeas'o=E Els
SosTd and Lodgings sacisst sseasTsoa io hs
-; haTscsr and Capacity. Please address < I!Ic.ns
oflce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

~ The WEEKLY ELEVATOR fair sheet of
moderate size, devoted to Education, Temperance
and the Rights of Man, (colored is published every
Saturday at Philadelphia, by McC. Crummll &
Co., 264 North Third street. II is sound and
wholesome paper, and We heartily commend Ito
the patronage OF the People of Color in every part
OF the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

KENTUCKY AND TExAs-In the House of Re-
of the State OF Kentucky, on the
18th inst, MIR. WlcKLlrFE offered Preamble and
Resolutions, giving history OF Texas ana oe-
claring it TO be the policy OF this government 70
take that Republic into the Union.
Mr.. w. advocated the annexation at length
and was replied to by Mr.. GRAVES who, at the
conclusion ofhis speech, moved TO lay me pre-
amble and resolutions on the table, Wnich was
carried by vote OF 50 to 80.
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lust PUBLISHED HEWET'S SPLaN Dll Z.
j ~ uLUS. RATED EDITION OF THE BOOK
OF COMMON PRAY ER-selssi by The hs sl - X.
rayirgx This work been e. a. expense 0. Sooui
s2 Geo and is row offered tho ow rI!ce ~ y % PEI ep
snnsrbiy bosnd wiki glz edges. elegantly
1rkev Morocco cover representing s nts5o1 anG
~ 1rri5irv Church New. York. T. ". A6"SI,
OF rtNi-! "''"4Si' 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

HNEE COAMhACIAL AND COLLEGIATE
/ SCHOOL. . We.t WashiugtoD Pare
The und-grs6 thankful for the decree Of disdnSrised
favor already attended easrprse ard De-
.Tas :at their general principles Of instruction and dscip
ne such s appreciation OF the community
II. cc.ron, M -n and t excellent character OF the lnasi-
r,toc under tlsIG care
Ia The essrnce of any School Of very high orts-. uniting
the several Departments OF Eng sh AID Classical
Ing together wiki advantages OF ruoc and private ecree-
AID Chelsea aat Warrington oaeaEe s 20 ao-
patrons that immediate rssh5orao@d-
Terms OF -uI,Io. ssIT IRON 10 so pr Quarter
jc2io. Cl.,s q boys gndeI years OF viii se
IsAAC 6. AUBBs,
Lf MWkSan GEO. W. CLARKE
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y '.GUAR1cA, the Charib Bride, A Legend Of
Hispaniola, by HENRY WIN. HERBERT" has just
been published in neat shilling book by n. H.
Gramha, 100 Nassau street Tribune buildings.j II
is powerful and thrilling story.
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,TFfE JUNHUs TRACTS.

NO !. HE TEST; or FaTtles Tried By th-u Acts
No ii. TIE CCRRENcY.
No. III. TIE TARIFF.
No. ". LIFE OF HESRr CLAY
No V. POLITICAL ABOLITION.
No. VI Democracy.
No. VII LABOR AND CAPITAL.
These LITTLE pamphlets worklns Infinite good TO the
Wing cause aud observe with pleasure that they are be-
coming the standard publications among our party.
Nav Orleans Bae.
The JuyrUs TRAcr: are becoming the standard Wing
publications for ,h- present campaign"
~ This Series OF Political Tracts from the well known
author of The C1iis Of the Country in 1870 uniform in
size and price published and for sale at The lrisn6s Once
sand Orders from any part Of the Union supplied with tss
patch Reapces b. s pest paid or rts al the risk OF
The proprietor and pubsrs. None sent out out coals
sion.
~ Orders must be accompanied With the cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

u A coored man named John Lee was
lynched in Frederick county, Nd. a few days
since, for an infamous assault upon white girl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

= The HERETO, Historic Novel, from the
Russian of Lajetchnikof, has been published here
by the Harpers. Fifteen pages ef the last Black
wood are devoted to favorable review OF it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

MERICAN LOCK MANUFACTUKER'S
"A DEPOT-The subscribers Invite the attention ofbqit
ers snd others 70 thei- sxensTe assortment Of American
Locs comprising Kaoo Ri1 AID Mortse Locks and Latch
e, from all tie celebrated Lock manufacturer Of all sizes
and prices 70 .uir the most economical; Sliding door
inss, Store loo: Locks. Bolss &c &c also furnish
and Rose Wood Knobs. shutter and Blind Hinges and s.ten
ag, Hook Hinges Plaza inges Barn Door Hinge, Clark.
Broad Narrow Bus James celebrated Screws Coopers
Gin. she-t Lead Door Be. Pals Crsaks and Bell 1rt-
nss window Pplsys and astennss, SASH Cord sd s,sn
Weights. AID buders a1dwere every variety Eocntfy
Merchants and othrs hsviag orders from their ftiesds can aa
az thus TIE eess ssso.tDszt OF Locks ns ,i1
&c found The winch will enable item 70 rase ts.i
selecon wiki least delay possble and ne owss
VAN BLARCOM CHAHSLI.sY,
(succaisors 70 e. J. d; aoessVesl.lv
rs go go PseI g. Cd door abeFs beesuaan %. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

- Health, quiet, anti CorTorL-The Gra
Eogse So Barclay <e yfoI=S advantages
20 .ranseTs stopping few days ws-s in the CITY such
81 reF offered Il il egibT locsted clean and airy
str e. very the business part OF the oty sud the
IN, aIs vicinity of the principal =,eambos landings Il,
AZ. convenient and while Il, table supplied
~ the best Vegetables and FroIs that Is procured
c .E entirely Animal Food and ,tIInulants Of all kind.
bres moderate and eort made sender Board.rs
COZ Portable Shower Bath free Remember, 81 Barclay
xr-et iyS II
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
No. 7 SPRuCE-STREET:

MGHTa a, OF e. s5l.s,os s @ pss
nc 70 one OF The splendid OF Shades that
BE- collected sether all having been painted bv
artists OF ACKNOWLEDGED rep ataton We would INFORM The
pablo have agents shades b. bought
ay other plac allow shades 10 be hawked
round by dry goods nor carpet dealers any other
pie who judges We both being practical artists and
all shades bSlcs pan. under psrsonal directions
sufficient OF good attice Shades painted
any pattern and warranted wash and not 10 curl or
Signs. banners and interior decorations doae IN
sty. not 10 SURPASSED by any other esahli. hment
TRIMMING, Of all kinds, wholesale and retail.
flo 3rn BARrOL & De MAUNY.
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.emoyns, of Washington.

Gopeynor-Dr Juliu. L. Lemoyne Of Washington
Canal Conmtss:on s--WE L.simeg j. OF 5ltssheEEy:
f As-hsIy John " psss Isaac Fsitoc, Of Wash.
inston " Harvey OF Gyns a hopSlns Of sf Re
T;rrbr OF EsIsp 81 Warrington, William
sci, of Beaver and AMI Sample. OF Mercer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

LABOR AND CAr1TAL-No. VII. OF THE !uSics TRAcTs.
This new Tract of Junius is published this day
eli the Tribune office, uniform with the series price
$50 thousand. 1t is an endeavor to show the rela-
ton OF Labor Moneyed Capital, and arrives at the
result that the former is 10 the latter as that f
the agent to the instrument, Of the hand TO the
tool; that labor is the original, fundamental and
vital power Of the Social state; that, in free coun-
Try ike ours, is the great potential agent OF the
body polite that it is most digni6ed OF all pursuits,
whether we regard the design OF God, or ts proper
position in a Republican community; that the vital
power of Moneyed Capital lies in the arm OF Labor;
that the value of the former depends entirely on the
latter that Labor is tho respectable of all
cupations and in free state is entitled TO and &C
tually yields controlling political influence; thata
great political heresy nregard TO the position OF
Labor, has for long time prevailed in the counses
OF our Government, and had destructive and fatal
influence the prosperity of the country, &c. &c.
all which is attempted TO be supported by facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

ia Convention of the Ant Slavery party OF
Western Pennsylvania was held at PlttsouFg, Oh
the 23d inst. DR.. julius Lemoyne, OF Washing,
ton county, presided. The Convention adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

- The CULrIvAToR for March is justissued by
NJ. II. Newman l79 Broadway, and contains some
fifty original articles on different departments of
Farming among them on Cattle Hay, Fruit Trees,
Indian Corn, Improving Lands, Alanures, Potatoes,
Sheep, Sub-SoiI Flowing, Tobacco Wheat &c.
&c. with four Engravings. There is great amount
and variety of matter to be given monthly for 81 per
annum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

~ Ladies' Festival ard Lecture, for the be-
neft of the German Nissol Meth Epis Church Seconds1.
March l., Doors will be openeo at O'Clock AT O'Clock
Rev Prof MAsrrT will ~ special request d'lTsr Lee
rure on the AMERICAN and EREacH Revolutions Ptrcts Of
10 Cnararte,s of Washington, Napoleon. and Ia Fave
Ireland Fsht Of the Nat onal Al halt past O'Clock
the doors Of the Suprsr Saloon will De throwa open.
The band OF The North Carolina will attend the
sion Tickets 50 each De hsd al Benedict Squire
no Bouery rbune Sun Office, R Smiths Car
pet Store No 40 PsaEsree At Nibos Bar and at the door
OF the Saloon
NBAs The occasion will undoubtedly be on inerest
the number Of Il ketS has been limited Insult III, PR
feet comfort TO the guests f24 STW&r
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REFINED SUGAR

REDUCED IN PRICE.
Vy7OOLSEY AND WOOLSEY from this date
w offer their Standard" DOUBLE REFINED 81
CARS At the following low cash prices, viL
Loal cents Pound. Wl,n less than packages are
Pawdsri III do do Ssdditiona
The above packed as follows:
Loaves Boxes Of eco pounds
Crashed in BbIs Of 200 DO No charge for packages
Apply the New York Patent Sugar Refinery corner CT
South and Montgomery sts or SO Wall st.
" B. Orders Of the city be accompanied
mitrsncr # I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

I'll Have you heard the Neyvss If you have
not 27; broadway OF Rade street and you
will there aarn thar the important discoveries have
Gently been rucdedscCv winch Will effect complete
revolution medicine and 4il produce the
beneficial results affecting trey DO the dearest interests OF
mankind, nothing less e health and hcppnsS. of The
human family Dis Of the midab'e character
which have loos b4=d the wisdom OF the faculty.
fairy brought Within tae control Of medicine Even
CONSUMPTION DectG's Prime Minister,
which long prayed upon the a-St and beat Of our
SPECIES been mace yield the influence OF
NATURES REM DIES
In ms Of hoTouE these assertions may appear 70 &c
The propEi,rors 81 the SOUTHERN BALN furnish such
satisfactory evidence superior cacy disease, OF Inc
THROAT and LUNGS, and other diseases caused by CO.
st,uced PRECIPITATION. canaor fail think 10 coaylnce te
mr. scertc4i. 70 -
MsssTs Hunt & Co.:
IESrLEMESllow express ny rhaols for the beng
fr nav derived from ;he Southern Balm. For
10 hss Deem much afflicted with violent cough
winch duaS Inc WATER particularly, deprived lie Of
ny night and In The morning such quantity -
clesrn would D. accumulated THROAT thar tn
me greatest difficulty could tact
yT.ar was the e1srtion 6ogec Use that | Was
cooscaut fear OF tgptnrEg blood vessel nave takso
bottles of TAYLORS BALSAM OF LlVERWORT,
OF getting any thIag that would by chance
obt1Ined botcle eli your SOUTHERN BALM. I'D 5an.s
mad caken the hole OF II free i:cn my cough and
phieEE and able 20 sleep sculdly all night
unable he In bed agd After Tesdi-s eTo
reas SC. SC without hHtlng relief she used ycGt Balm
Inch cuzec her 1DtiT5y have h-slraoa IN
SAVING best medicine for Inc lungs nysut-d
Iuasmoe Iueciate etecE and pleasant 70 The
taste, and eh--riu recommend svety pezoa hose
lungs Affected Wax! my 6tst w,hss FOR Jour
and prosperity, EeraalE yourI &c
/. =. GREENE, iS5 fohts So.
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= "a HELP TO You've WRITERS, by q Presi-
dent of College" Fifth Edition, has been publish
ed BY Clark & Austin, $50 Fulton street.
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DEFINED SUGAKS.-R. l.. IL A. STUART, ,
II are now selling III. various qualities Of their refined
Sugars Quantities Of ys packages and upwards al as low
cash prices as any other refinery.
The Sugars are packed follows, without charge for
packages:
Loasss in boxes OF 800 lbs.
Crushed in barrels OF 200 lbs.
Ground, in barrels OF $50 los.
Apply the Refinery, 2S3 Greenwich street. corner OF
Chambers Orders OF the city mat Dc acGomansd
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