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lexperinent--if those SGovernments arc disposed
TO Interfere in any way In the nfairs Of this CONT
iient is 1t not important for us to- conciliate the
good will OF our neighboring Repn5lics, and thus
To place ourselves at the head OF the Government
of this continent This you may b, assured is
not 10 be accomplished by acts of even seeming
rapacity and violence, NOT by threats aud insult,
s.but by kind words and the lukiug of the arm.
Perhaps may be influenced in some degree in
these feeling by grateful of the many kind
nesscs which received during my residence in
NAexicoi Il may be so, and should not be asham
Cd 8. TO osacknowledge IT. From the moment when
hrst put my foot in Mexico, everybody, from the
icpero IN the streets to the President seemed to
we with each other IN acts of kindness to me-
frcs'dent Santa Anna has often made me happy
by making me the instrument of making Others
happy, th.s teke special pleasure on ali proper
occasions in itsarug testimony to his many noble
and generous qualities. 1t would be with grea,
pam that IN any war / would draw my sword
against Mexico. In such a war as this could NOT.
But would Mexico declare war. Perhaps she
would not. do not think she would without the
promise OF aid. 1t she did NOT, it would only be
because she was too weak. This to proud and
generous American heart, would be worse even
than war; that we had wronged weak Power,
which was too feeble to defend her rights. But II
might be that other and stronger Powers might
come to the aid Of Mexico. There are some indi.
cations OF tins, and it certainly would be So ifsome
OF thoss strong powers of the world arc so fatally
bent on our destruction as it is said they are But
there are certain valiant spirits, with whom it would
be the strongest argument in favor of the measure.
that It would involve US in war with Mexico,
England and France. 1 have had some experi-
cnce IN my time of these crocodile caters. and I
have not found them, in the moment of real danger.
any drawer than other people. 1t would be very
stupid and un- American to doubt that England,
France and Mexico united would be no match for
us whatever; and still more stupid and imprudent
to express such a doubt But, for my single self,
must confess that would prefer entering into
suchsa conflict with firm conviction that ttbe
quarrel was j'ist," and mere matter of conyen-
,enccsi would like to have our own,people united.
| It would make the victory somewhat easier.
1 have extended this communication to a much
greater length than had anticipated, but l have
| no. time to condcnse it, and must therefore com
init 1t to You as it is. I could very we'll write
as much more without cxhausting the subject.
Very RESPECTFULLY, your obedicnt servant,
| .s.s.s s. WADDY THOMPSON, Jr.
Washington, July 3, 1914.
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tFRoM THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL, 1sT INsr)
OF THE BRANCH MINT,

.s.,. s. 4 by FlRE. ~ ssSEfs'k-' IS ,r.
1t is our melancholy duty to have to announce
to the public the destruction of the United States
Branch Mint in this place. by 6re. on Saturday
morning last. The fire, when first discovered,
was seen to proceed from the upper story, of the
western wing in the room where The COMING
presses were kept and in which, as we learn
from some of the workmen, no fire had been for
ut least ten days before the accidents and we
learn from some of those first at the ERE that no.
thing but about feet Of the floor had been burnt
and had water been handy it might have been ca.
SLY cNungutshed, but the air being admitted the
namcs RAPIDLY spread SO that all chance for its
strange to was, that as there were reservoirs
no effort was used as far as we could see to use
the water that they contancdi and the upper part
OF the building seemed entirely resigned to the
mercy OF the flames; and it does seem to us that
1t the attention Of the people had been directed
by some OF the workmen early to the reservoir
nearly above the fire. differen result might have
been the consequence. How the fire originated
Is involved in mystery. Some alledge, that as a
number of students were about the building smok.
ing on the evening before, that it may have oc.
Cured from lighted segar being thrown in an
exposed situation-oihers again. say that segar
would not set any thing on fire. There is one
thing certain, tho building on the night before the
hire was LETT entirely alone, aud if there was any
one IN the community so lost to every feeling of
honor as to desire It's destruction, they had every
opportunity, if they could gain admt,ancc, OF
carrying their meanness into execution Mr.
Caldwell, the Superintendent, was sick in Lincoln
County, and he had left it in charge with another
person, who was to sleep in the building while he
was away, but who on the night in question did
not stay there. Whether different result would
have been the case had any slep. in the build.
ing we are unable to say; but one thing is clear,
in saving the expense OF a watchmau the Govern.
| aaent hus lost the building. -------~- :
We arc sorry to learn that the Superintendent
lost all his private papers and considerable sum
| in money. 81
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NORTH CARoLiNA ELEcTtoN.

we give below such returns as we received
yesterday--and add Tor comparison the vote for
Governor =, IN 1912 Hoke, the Democratic Can,
didate for Governor. is from the Weserti part az
.no Ssotc, where the Wing strength lies Til1~e
heartfrom there, no clear opinion Of the re,nf can
be formed The Democrats have lost Q and
gained 3 members of the House. Their ascen.
dancy IN shat body is certainly in peril. ~ 81,
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Dem. maj. lS44,44OO
do. do. lS42, 366I
Dem. net gain.
739

De1u. net gain, 539
In 1872 the Wings had minority in th. State
OF 4oS2 votes The Democrats mus, gain n :.
grea.er ratio than they have in the above Coun-
tics, to carry the State Bot it is .v;der, H., sh
old North State is moving, and we have hon.. of
noble triumph. 56 counties arc yet to be heard
from.--Ch. Mercury. ~ = ''e''' 'oa'"
Since the above was in type returns for Gov.
ity for Hoko, Il27. 'A's'''
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THE SPARTAN.
sPARrANBURG, WEDNESDAY, suGusr a. 1914

The Communicates signed wv. G." in rela
ton to the next election will appear in our mex
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impossible Cor ~ 70 give you any encourxsement
that q will be insmy power 10 be with you. Let
me take this ePPortupity 10 say--sbl y heart Is
wNh you end may tke same harmony 6kstssssr-
ize tho contempl plated mectings and may tiss satne
holy inhuspcs 60 forth from this mcetng, az Went
forth from the meeting held ye& sse q Spar
q With FEELINGS of .ineets regret ihas cspnos
mings With you ip person, permit me to subscribe
q Yodrs' in tho bonds Of Total Abstinence, b
ssss NpNk B, YATES.
Chuplain 20 Ssameu. ::
Tel: g Landrsm and otl,es Of the 06nmiss,
WtNxsBoAo, s.. Cs NAV 81, 1slSs 3
M Gextle,nes ~ Your favor Of the 10th ipstshas
been received. II win afford.me gfcatS pleasure
TO attend the Mass Meeting fthc friends of Tenn
pcrance, IN Spartanbprg, on fie 24th Of July, and
shall therefore, make an effort to DO 80. Sho,id
nothing occur. beyond my control you may conf
dently expect to see me. ssS 5 q eiS
IS With great consideration, I am. yours truly,
" !, ss;., y. .LREYNOLDS. !,
To J. G. Landrum. and others of the commis-
tee. s,s.,
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CmARLEsroN. .Juno 10. Is4a

~ - CHARLESTON, juno 10, 1874.
Gentlemen = Your kind invitation lave inst
received. Nothing could afford me greater Plea.
sure, than to be able to meet the friends Of Fem.
perance on .'o 9th July next at Spartanburg: !:
nnt circumstances beyond my control renders il
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= We are requested 10 notify the citizens Of the
District that the Candidafes for tho Leeislature
will address the .peoPe ut spar,anburg CHI on
Sales Day in Septchlscr. ~, y,'N
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We lay before our headcrs the correspondence
of the Committee Of The Temperance Association
of Spartanburg with various distinguished gentle-
men,. Our apology Tor, their long delay is. tha.
they were m,slaid, and 40, until now has it. been
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LEXINGTON, Ga, May 81, 1874.


- Gentlemen - Wilkes Court sit, or rho ,,.r,,
day designated in your letter of invitation. =
which am compelled to be present; canno,.
therefore, attend at Spartanburg on the 24th july
by this mail have signifed 10 the friends of
Temperance at Abbeville G. II. my acceptance Of
their invitation, to be with them on the ith July.
am not sufficiently well acquainted with the
country to decide, but should an appoiintmen. ~.
made within day or two Of that time, which
would not take me too much out of my line Of
travel in returning home, if the distance should
not extend too far, I should feel willing to NEE,
the. friends Of Temperance 10 your neighborbood
should any arrangements be made, however,
otner than that on the 4th. shesd prefer that it
be done in concert with Massrs.i David Lesley
u, ii. Wardaw, and Others at Abbcville.
".'.' Yours truly,
..-- JOS. III! LUMPKIN.
Messrs, J. c. Landrutn, and others of the Com
tnittee.
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y JOHN BELToS,p'NEAIL..
lo >. U. Landrum. and othcrslof the Comqt-
CAMDEN, s. O., May .31st, 1s4I

CAMDEN, $. c., May 31st, 1s4l.
Dear Sirs:--1 have duly received yours of the
18th inst, inviting me to address Mass Mce,inr
OF the friends of Temperance, at Spar,anburg G.
H., on the 2lth OF. July next. have delayed in
acknowledging your invitation, with The hone ,bn,
might find it convenient to accept il but / ann
from circumstances, constrained to decline the
qualification which would have derived from
meeting so.large and respectable body OF. the
friends OF Temperance, as / have no doubt will
be assembled at the time and place indicated.
have agreed to act one of the Delegates to
'tne m temperance Convention to be held at Edge
field on the 3lst Of July this, together with Other
engagements and duties, viii put Il entirely out of
my, power to avail myself Of your very gratifying
and complimentary invitation to the mass mectinS,
ourss wild of h; ,--.,,..I,
w. McWILLIE.
Messrs J. q. LanGrum and others of the Com.
mttce. ...,, ~,
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Sfn,NcrrELp, S. c., June nth, 1874

- - -. ''y.r =. - ~ "tt'c f'V1 30f7'
Geattenen :----Y ours cf the 18th May. came to
hand during my absence at the Court OF Appeals,
and was m'slald yesterday ], 6rst saw it,
regret that cannot be with you at your Mass
Meeting; stle Convention at Edgeiicid will re-
slglre my attendance at so early day after your
PyoPpssd meeting. that cannot unde dertake to visit
yoss N bis regret for many reasons, but princ-
paliy thatit will deprive mo Of the pleasure of
meeting and mingling with. many of my earliest
anu best trends. and the most zealous advocates
et temperance. But i. know that my absence
wv NOT be any prejudice to the good cause whore
mere are SO many among you willing and able to
bear aloft in honor and n glory. the uusullied fag
Of Temperance. -, - '''e
be pleased, gentlemen, to present my excuse
70 70 the meeting. aud Jpccept my. thanks for Your
kInd attention in extending to me an inytalon 10
join your meeting. 49, -, ~ - 6, \ i
"a. Your friend, 80 "a. 6 1s..S e. sAt'.
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GEN. TmoMrsoNs LETTER is an able document,
and no doubt will tc:read by all. In our next we
intend giving what we esteeman argument in ca
vor cqunlly$a as able. and one which we think a
complete confu,a,iou oGit. Let thshl Sspeak for
themselves ..,s $3.50 =, 81 81 8,
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IT wilFbc be seen id another column of our pa
per that Santa Anna has, through Gen, Woll, ad-
dressed Gtn;iHouston. informing him, that ac-
count of he VIOLATION Of the Armstice on the part
Of Texus; ;'hossiiities have recommended from tho
1lth June. y -
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We refer our readers to the advertisemen,
of Mr.. w. B. scay, i'm this weeks paper. A
large and general assortment Of all sorts of things
in the ApcthecarT JIswelry, Confectionery and
Stationary diinemill no doubt draw large pa
tronage both from town and country. We have
frequently been rcgaledS by our worthy friend,
and unsolieised on his part, recommend his estab-
lishment--one of the most respectable both In size
and quality we know of in the country
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What has become sof our Poetsl Can't they
furnish something for home consumption as well
as for the Northern market9 Weeeaw a produc-
ton in Nerthern paper lately from a Southern
pen that ougitto have been contributed to the
Spartan. Original pisces ofme-it will be gladly
receiyed 81 E a.
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= : w NC w IIILIE.
Messrs. j. G.. LanGrum and others of the Com.
---~ OON'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03

TIRE, PRE-. P1RE..!-EDWARD JOHNSON.
+ Patent Clmney Sleeper 1871 Fulton se- in The rear,
New-Yok Please orders the slate whjeh VIE
be punctuany attended To.
n Border from the county executed. Lsolw'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03

,- ,Plpler>sn rooms or ,ing gle gentlemen may be hto
- nh ar bsI Board or without board AZ "a r'unhwcy.
o ,eyera suites OF rooms the mt and ,econa bi
,,,hie ,o families he above viii be s erher 'urtsI
~ nt,,Tui,Ied TIE house itself ard having iecenu.
been painted anu "'"' '"'' 80 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03

ITO IMPORTERS OF DRY GoODS-The adverue1 will
exchange pIt o! House ground. elegantly
ttuated about and half mles North OF Union Place. ha
wing splendid view the Hudson River three Of the great
e thoroughfsre1 leading to The property Addreu H. w
tha Courier and Enquirer othcs. LH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03

rS,o GENTLEMEN "A pleasant Roo" To et 10 "nsre n
gentleman uc'hsheu ~ - wv"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03
GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA con I 4 I,
PRINCIPAL STORE, III CHATHA'i eIRbEI' ~

GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TIE 4 co T AN !,
PRINCIPAL STORE, III ~ AIHA'' elRbhl' ~ l.
3ls Bleecker street, Sew-I OH.
Sl Grand street near suffolk
lql Greenwich street. near Fulton
10 @ Ses'S, SG stfsst ssG Is Sof,h Fifth st. Philadelphia
Il Hnnove! street. boston - r.,. 4
Inc to Sts.e se ar Where they hHs
w be found by far he best selections of pure ana
olyH other hou,e with reference to hish qualities low
cc, end upright dealing well understood TO render IaF
s s .ss sG,%FiE, of owa Black observe
particular t' remember the number oil he p5neps .to,s
The public will aho be pleased to take notice that he csntnn
Company have nothing to DO Win any Stef stores
CHEAP OIL STOREThO subscriber respectfully informs
The public that ne the wholesale and retail Lamp
on and Spirit Gas al his old stand OF Isy 'upsnot qualify
len per cheaper than be pucha'ed OF any other o
Good LAMP o PEI per H. 3
Refined Oil. Is, quality e..
20 do I'd do........'.''''..''''''''''.'.. oa'a
10 g q so....................'....... g., g
OIL Can. Of 80 all aes Lamp Glasses Of ali patterns and
,crptons end fun assortment OF lamp wcs'. constantly on
Lamp, esand repaired ed fS%P1ps sFH any
0e q 05's e. e' tree OF charge m isaa@s eot s'el
ri'o FUR DREsSERs-Imponrt to Fur DIesseT-Ro T. Rt
beTt' improved Brown Soap has been found a. by Fur
! u.
invented clean pecudres elenne me III
pertetly and lea, with lis natural luse and 90 not dfy
and leave Il harsh - some sonps do. Try it. For sale by
most of the Grocers IN this City and Brooklyn Ah1uinct9r
Sc cherry al. N. Y. 'aan TRUMAN ROBERTS
t~Hn;l FOREST TREES.-rroppaas viii be received by
,DJj the undersg 10 COMMITTEE OF the welith sd
,ont.on for furnishing 500 Trees TO be SCI out ms TAI
nd spang the and streets IN the l-hwAId 10
'e " ~ Em ~ san Maple, santhus.
sycamore Hard Maple. CatnDa
Zach tree 10 bs u feet hight and 10 meo at least inch
- in circumference feet from the ground and 20 have all It,
| ratirs; roots two feet from the body;
The PROPOSALS must number and kind Of trees that
can be ,upped the price per de-ernnc at
,nts on the North and East Rivers within the Eth Ward.
eieaer TO designated the per tree for planting them
the SIDE walks anu also tho pElre That vi" De ased
for ruarun seinC each tree 10 live one year.
All persons owning lands the l2h Ward along any OF the
gpnes or cross cerous OF cOoperang IN the above
Improvement will please information by letter 10 the co
ersened stating number and kind of they de
sre and place where they wish them planted Tn: un
terscned wall in due Iorm them Of the price Of the
''e' e-'' ''- JAMES CHESTERMhN.
1874 AC ADRiAhCE.
SEVERN r. MOCLT0N.
ANTHONY ARMOUR,
so In, SAMUEL. q. MOTT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03
WHOLE no. 1854.
DRY GOODS.

DIR GOODS.
FLtNSELS KEuUCED
FROM -FOUR TO EIGH i CENTS
Err YARD LESS THAN TIE aJSUST PRICES,
LAsG M ST9GS sS9ox @ fy.y y , Ggsy ~ s B. s1s
, 9iecs. AT TIE CASH SrOREof
10. TAYLOR & co.
50 Cede--st. eel
'EW FIGURED CHAMELEON siLKS-Ju,; received
- et -. y GREGORY & 20 lio s2-ns sree:. case
heavy ngu,sd Chameleon Siss rlch co1Es. dysci
"a 5a 9fS Se5 W @ @ = ks s G% to LSa S f ha iP. V ys ~
.r,,Ls ard y-ty coeeo AZ n, -prns stiset oil
C.SrANION 70 Beaver .,. "a on hand, and !, cln.
iotas-tass, c'inpr,si@: barss. blues browns. olive.
IN. wee! aid piece dy-d ow and medium.
lsIie.ss i ancy uotsSins ard mixed; elo stripe .nd
sa...,E-Rl'ek s,y~; F.sasa cay. ca5st apd csfort
.a.:.a:s. SAD i2-sHss a;-.~ 81. S8Isiih' 6isa
2is2a na-5tf lGSii sSd B::aqa .dsf.
peel C0troa-i ?icca -sFes and Imitation Las,irs>.
oJton Bats and black "sddinss which NJ orer' 10, se
o reasonable terms. oHc
,uMBhIiNES-A latEe ,.>ornieni of Lup.n'. eeeslt'd
Uhams Lusss. rch shHGcs. y: CGoaSs and DRESSES
So ,oi Of i.upia ThiteJ MeLo C'o;'s. all direct from
i i'l'n and ''F2 " 'i5'5R'l i 5GRR'lGoaY cos Us spns
no COUNTRY MERCHANTS S--Broyn >hsetiucs and
Shrtincs oeyery ST. lie sn width. Al the Known n,sncs
Dot A. Ca!coSec u .lerrlmacs. EIeers. onkaowS s. &c
s. IS and II e.sr t--t half block above Pearl street
I'd wide shAc.inss AT 81 also haS WICK twine
~ snd watdins. also best Southern cotton YAM h.'o
j T. y. UNDERHILL. Is and % Cedat .tre.t
r.TEW De LAINES-;C10 yards Mou,,eln de Ls!ne..
h.h colo. direct from auction a; Is D, per ward as2
roctcuth, Chssmees Satinets Linens sheeung lannee
every VARIETY sch prices well calculated 10 give
: sieia satisfaction GAL end Sc, ~, -; so,o.-,
Ui W II. GE1GChh - C''' 40 Sp'i"- -
= $ DONNELLY & CO. No 81 Grand stree, corner 9
Allen, naud eIznsivs assortment ct the ipi
wing eepinc DRY G0pS 10 vhch iheT invite tas
, -reutIon Of purchasers, VIZ:
; 40 ia tr,pe-i-i and Aarseies 3ri.Ls
10 lg.s oi "a Diaocs and oama's iaoe Iiod'
= - lo4 aud Il. li.h ea,nsey. Russia And s'e'i'
iu.sia Scotch -rd i-,h ToweInE piaperl.
S 8 land a Diaper and Damess NGpsin''
}rash, HucSae2ck and Btieye Diaper. , .r,.,
u and as Shr,ir- and Pilow-CnSe Lrsf oi 81 o1I'es'
i heavy 'nGrcSssi LlGsn
S-rnch Embossed Cloth !'ab!, and f.aE9 Covers
t;oO.eL Cotton Wo.sied and Linen able Cotls;
nd aso an extensive assortment ot LIotfs ara C.s1
"a, pies G:mJTOoaS. L,Gea Dni;ns'. ara uti.t 80
& Fanc7 NY G1oGs. tnS-i %"
sIIIINEXY GOODs.-l.. 81 STEVENS has igst re
ce.e,i one o, the largest GSsortrnents OF ran Mloly
cd 20 be ouGd in a city. and ~l se! ihem cneap rs eVe'
% 3l
NANCY SILK GOOnS.--A large assortment Just received
< a am an VIC 60 ''"''' l.. VI. STEVENS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03

IN ECONOMY AND PAsHION,-The subscriber has
a reduced bis superior Imitation hoeakin Hats on ur bo
E5n lies 70 the extreme low prce OF e2 Is.
The above are an eezan, Dres, Ba and Will compare al
zeously with hats sold at e2 10 and So o. constantly
manufacturing Fur and Six OF the beat quality. latest pa
tsfn., and at the lowest Drcsz.
n B. Country dealers supplied by the low. II no.
lower, than any other house IN the Guy.
J. w. KELLOGG. ll Cansl-trest.
apI3an- corner O! Thomp psop stTeet-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03

"a GENlN'S IMPROVED HOLESKiN HATS. FAIL
"A SrYLR.-PrIce 5i 50.-Now ready. nj Cenins
Eb we'll known estabinhmen htshy 'r'pr0red and
5snutiful NoLEsEIs HAT. made close Imitation OF the
french Hats the celebrated manufactures OF Para
Having hand assortment oil the imported article
made 6y Muanie gentlemen Will be enabled by actual
oason Judge r themselves OF the almost complete identity
Of the nc!es Many under these eeums.sDoes have
preferred those manufactured the subscriber. merely
for hair great chen but oossng IN an eminent Do
those qualities for which the French Hats are so Justly
admired viztoiidity Qf 6Tm. which adds much To
durability and oy which no1e the shape and contour N
Hat preserved and beauty hiHa lnfs
and neatneo Of trimming -,
The ,ubscrter only from his knowledge Of the aicLs
but also from fatsi1con OF those who have pu
chased confidently recommend them 10 the gent enen Of
NewYork beng thing OF the bind hereto
fore manufactured this county he therefore trcb cal
md examination Of their nent y. CENIN.
2li Broadway, opposite 81. Pauls
The usual full and choice Of Beaver Nuia snd
Cashmere Hau Also iul Of Meas. Youths and
Infsnta' Capa. 81 Inc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03

~ THOMPSON 4 FISHER. WATCB-DAKERs
JA and Jewellers prepared 70 seil Watches n
" n retail lower thar any other IN the city As they
are constantly receiving all descriptions direct from
ne manufacturers Engahd. ffance and r~itz'f1nd they
are Offer large hssornGn: oi Cod Watches
rom SIS 800 each silver DO from SO N go eachi war
rantet good time the money returned ALSO. yey
good assortment of Jewsyy and Silver Ware low. n b.
second hand witches and old gold and silver taken exchange
or for cash Wn,ches clocks MUSIC boxes ana jewel
~ repaired the bs and warranted by eIpeneace
.gorkmen low other house IN the city THOMPSON
FISHER porers o Watches and Jeweir7 wboesale aod
retail No 81 Broadway. n. York few doom the City
Hospital. AMOS X: THOMPSON.
au2O RICHARD FISHER, Jr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF DEpTs THE NORTH
WEsrNE WAshBuRNE Az Aonty !oy.1,do a, a%I "iI debt
na. lHnu ",I Nah, MS m Galena. Rockford hnO ftoct
Illinois DS sq9Ss Y, lSS iS%s /" r.'SS S''
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