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pOCT. WHITEjs CORDIAL

(WHICH THOUSANDS 10 Hudson and is vicinity car
w testify. J. valuable cure for UarYhra, Gripsl
PHs. Sauner C0Patnt Of children and for those
periodical pans W which females subject IL
Tor sale by JOln Nihsn l63 Broadway Ru-hton Co. ~
and 80 Broadway and 10 A-tor Hou.e james 8 Aspinws
IS iiarn street; Adanson, OLD Brigham fbl Broad
way, corner Grand; Dcl.nc Dupuy SCI Broadway and
PARK Row, J. A. asakm, SIT Brosdvayi ). G. Hun
n.on, corner 81 Avenue and Twenty street; h.
Cotton - bescaer, corner Jones-treet VIM T. Peek,
JOhnstr.s and III ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jane-sree
wholesale by Scieneln, Co. ~ Wslstrees. bfoos
Ign, K J. Davies; South Brookon VIM. p. Blagrove. re
pared by H. X whtte Hudson NY. Pnes 30 ca ~ Inc
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DIR SONG


WE'VE suffered long III oppressors wrong.
And want and woe. and all that,
And now, by Heav'nl Wen sing song
Like Free born men. for all that
For all that and all that.
Their parliament, and all that
Wen have our own--or stand alone
SO they'd better faith recall that
II.
Were strong and poor-wc can endure,
Pa, never minds n all that
We love oar land, and heart and hand
Are hers-aye. are We, all that,
All that. ave, all that,
And should we fail for all that
The bloodiest stone is worth a throne
If Freedoms bed for all that
Ill
These English say they'll give US pay,
Love. lore, what not. and all that
But golden iron chains outweigh.
Aud love good lack for all that
For all that, and all that,
Their proilcrcd love, and all that
Gould Esop's chain give Ksop's brain.
Who'd be a slave for all that
CHORES
We've suffered long tn opprcssor wrong, az
NJ Mach
Il il almost unnecessary 70 mention that the gre'
bulisl is said to have been slave
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England has wood has won has welded Ireland and
i England now prepared grant her the rights and pri
neges Of a wife f'-L0rd PlHahd.
leNE you my fortunes, my titles, and name
NJ youth ana my beauty were thine;
Spoke not of fslschood-l drcami not OF shame
But laid down my all at thy shrine.
iou sworc 10 stand by me IN veal, and in woe
To defend and to honor and love
The world and your conscience bore witness bcioN'
And the recorded above
served you with fealiy through many dark years,
When YOU bat,cd with iyrants and foes
Together passed through the valley OF tears
Together victorious rose
But when libcrtys star unclOudcd again,
And world drew fresh life from thy sign,
though mine the suterngs, and periis, ana pam
All the praise and the glory were thine.
III.
Tho shad no, your lsureis my heart swell with PRIDE
To behold you ador'd by the world
Though degraded and namcicss walk'd by your side
held up your banners nniurld
thought Of your and your stOrys bTlsht itai,
NecE bloiied with iasehood and wrong,
And said that my moment OF pain would Dc bret.
And my day OF felicity long.
wased IN silence bot silence WIS vain
Desp.scd and forgotten lay
iened--Nnd the nations responded again
but IL pass a gnfc gardcd away
swoke, and my dream @; devotion was Ger
had loved aud cOnided too long
ine poison had eat To- my hearts deepest core,
And my soul IN her vengeance was strong
Ieeres stiffness above that in thunder mas cid
Is 4 wisdom 10 call IL rcposef
Tiers union of hands IN which hearts cannot blend
j. II better 20 grapple like iocst breathe
Ihefcs smile more porienious than aught that can
Pom a face thar dark passion. defonn.
neres deep heavy sleep that pregnant with death
There's calm that Is worse Than storm
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to Ncfice-Tte slnui- hieeol ilf thirteen Director
fif Brrsr. and Drover Bank for he ensuing year and
or three Inspectors for The next Election van he lrd a. le
a~l- I,,,s corner % Grald--irec- and -e Busery On
rge.i- H. grh dav % July neal Tie Pol VIII be opened
Al ocock ami closed AZ 5 ociorA.P VI
By order Of Ire Board ,,-,.-..-, 81. -,,-
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lrarr ~ Board u MayQT an A.,fsn q e IoNl ?.
W.rI5 1u...-. do hereby a!verise for proposals %
-, . $50 .,r " OF River 90 the City Of Memphis.
.'ance VI Eleycn Niles sad Cana. val be aia oui pa sec
- - - ,-V,,i until tie -,tn dag Of JUS rext; ne
ors 10 he pad FOR in he bonds y ~ Corporation. HAVING
T.n'v Years 10 run. with hi rr=i payable seuisnu1sy Il
t. csrpors-on Is oat Of debt and las revenue wheh
m oer-se y per cent per -nnuni of M IA. tour year,
- -. ,o,,, 10 about w eulyn t-5u,o thousand aol-
year. -. a -. - -
- -. s.l,.o a hr information de-iret VIII De
a1-,'s,.-, J. FINLEY, Mayor Of Memphis Team.
-. s,h .-rii iasi Al ily-os
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ENDS AND BE6INNlNOS.-it the People of Ire
and do not end this agitation with the Repeal OF the
Union they will be towards, pcriurcrs, and idiots
That Union was the assumption 10 cgsls;c for US by
scoun.ry which nllcd sol with martyrs and our
s,z,gebook with penal lsws-whch. finding the perse.
ea,on OF the sword insufficient created famine BY an
elaborate process Of dssoaion ior the aewed purpose
DISCRIMINATING us-whch burnt our rccords-whch
banged our patriots and pricsis-whieh from STRONG.
Bow to Pm struck the soul OF Ireland by making
ssssinaton the price of hbcry-which broke every
ve@y-which prohibited trade. punished education and
Prosecuted reison--which made nominaliy ifish fSf
sanent consisting Of creatures and victims. the tool o.
serimes-snd which detained US in every LANGUAGE IN
Europe lest any one should hurst into her slaughter
scuse and ind her hathcd IN the blood and loaded WIN
~ s2ois o; the Irish
he Union carried against the free vote OF our
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the petitions of 100000 people cone
every house IN the island agains, the solemn treaty
s-aga'nst the plainest rules oi international law
inst Union was carried by buying the boroushs at al
sese'ec Price OF sl5 600 piece-by expendng the re
esues o ireland and the digni,ies of the Crown-the
n'o control the Church and 20 administer the law on
stieser was ycnal in our Sonate-by terrifying what
80 VAS iimd In that Sensteby taxing advantage OF
aaaied and bsficd rebellion 10 hold down the people
a y Nj the lies 10 the Catholic and the Protestant, the
aechsft and farmer the ambitious and the calculating
adept, ~ '' ~
ns Union has undone all that late Independence die
A. .reisnd and that resident Legislature spite OF IL
- .aeence' had preserved-t has slensred the sou
req" OF our sristocrscy, and reduced the pea
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II. na-,an .uh.crlrIlon. 10 Ihc New- YorI.

- B0-ion -ub'tt 'II'' -. II u rTIVr 3 O."
s','.r.e Tern--i0 cents per ~eeA or Two ceuIs Tor
single Copies. q. . -
Weesly Tribune every Friday Morning ior cents Or -
Al lev and cheap publications Or sale a. low = s-.i
y Boston Publishers. IA-cs- ..le.eon. -r' eoa"
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our memories every race q a from
Columbian quilts y r Wn.ss Penciilngs. By tn
way. viii be- snnihilsiei, abraied, and completely -
plunged by India Rubbcr
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a MOTHER RE,iARkABLE CURE OF Con

n SUMPTION ty ~clcnck. Fu.wylic syrup
NJ SCHESCk Dear Silt l. great -aii-iacu0n %
me- M. dav ~ lay before you and public the success "
w esueber. health ~ making q your genuine frl-
nsuic svnlp Ny and sell gave up Al hoit-- uai se
ever could 81 cured The legDOrs n general pfoneu1ce1
her rcr.umpuge ard eminent plysican- tfat attended hef
Tor lie space Of fourteen months. told and they could
I'VE her no relief AZ length discovered -one refer
-nce- 10 your PuinOnic syrup beng genuine cure Tor con-
on. ard % Las proved ID my daughters case
-an cheerfuv recommend 20 he pubic a. 70 be no fAc.
erv aud now Wi give you statement of my daughter :
-a-e For several months continual cough day ana isn
and night -yeis burning In he palms OF the HANDS sn1
sn- tle feet and seldom without pains IA her head
continual pan 10 her r side, and A. len-iD " a.
appearance bola sides her shoulders aso
qrhtues- across her chest with the los Of eppeti an
swelling OF her snces This be relied on AZ an no
statement Of M daughters case, AMI any gns WIS
al may see her a. my house. fEIEh n -, T.,.ey
2 Azrket--;reei. Newark, Ne"-'T'''''
81, and County Of y>-r- York. g. -. ., e,,.
pc, Delanv drlv -wora poses and ssy- "a. - -,
gon- sialrn'. . 'sI a 49,, PETER DELANl.
s,sorn before me- TINS 1T day Of August, lSt'-
JAMES HARPER, Mayor
y,.s ntic.. that the genuine sch~ncks Pumonic syrup
can be- lad Al tt- Tropnrtors Office only, No CORTLAND
erect . few cooIs below Broadway. lezD I'm
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'r,- ena healthy place l- easy Of access, being
,..s - =, ,.s- Fast a. Albany. 81 miles y. w OF
Hudson and MIS- we-i Of f's'ed Mass and presents
$50 = fposl paid joe >bevr VI. d. or Da-
I'd Camb. = Lebanon >pfilss, Iellisbia Co y y
Tbe Wafsr-Cu rr journal and T.ss.-r OF Health joel
-. n r, rsttor Campbell " nirmsr-h, Publishers.
IS, b.. ol,.,,.5 III WA. II. OraLam Tribune Buildings lc
- New ofk- Gag subscribers Will hereafter
ss,s ib, numbers Al tbs place. Terms " per volume
!, :. 1880. -. IN ADVANCE my5lu
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boaroina an0 botsls.

NOTlCE.-Ths subscribers BOARDING hVC>f a.
~ Long Branch fronting the Auspiic ocean's nov ven
or he reception ct company, under the management o "'s
Ferguson . . -,
II Scratching, pleasant scenery, pure ar sn' see'
House w.l be- satisfactory they Viii DE- i.snd s. m,
.-anlenL JNo hot IN,
Long Branch, y. }. June 3, 1919 80 tniesN
llOARD.-reasanf Rooms with Board can d. coiaine1
- 10 CsnalsL Gentlemen AMI siF Wives 90 s.ns
oynlcmea. ~ I'M
llOARDING.-Mr- NJ GRIM. lbs " slnut-sueei. be.
- an and Sg, Philadelphia Having CONNECTED IN
o.d establishment, the large ad comniodous house AL
o.ung prepared 10 accommodate additional NUM-
ser .cn,eei boaners sae has several age and airy
lparinisnts for Fsn.iies, Travellers and Others
WARM AND COLD BATHS are attached 10 The house,
md every attention paid By herself and waief- The -llua
ion i central Terms moderate. y IN
llOARD-wiih or without Rooms can b. Obtained al
ID NJ. 20 Chsmber.-st opposite the PAk Ni w
llOAkD ~ JkkSEN CITY .-Desusbss noAhD
I'D may Obtained n Jersey Ciy either TOR single sente
men OF small families No 3! York street between
Washington and Warren Communication ON lbe ~nry 10
hea, and the crossing cons unit. midnight elo In
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TIiOMP-ON,, TRUs.E,. odd )

- THOMP-ON's TRJ ssEs, .old b,
4 UNlJ X BENJAMIN, Office Is Bessmsn-sue.s
#AbDut ~ OF tie physicians and surgeons of
x New. York have gwen their decided preference
a hi. Truss yOu graduate the pressure from to
INV pounds on the rupture, without back pad, which does
"a much injury % The spine fair Hia being ths b~st
II h. -nDerony Il spilled and six days trisl given AID
IN do. MOI retain the rlpr. while performing every
n exercise or coughing and gve perfect essetr mopey
cheerfny returned permanent cure IL easily effected.
nj warranted, II directions followed
Those sending os this Truss need only men,onthe side
ptured and the round the hips, they rsdn
,te 10 suit their case. YES eodf
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ant t. threaten asraan the alternative 20 death
by iamineit has rofed away our manufactures IKE 2
pame-it has cxtngu.hed our trade, silenced our Le
nature left ambition without motive. and industry WIN
out resagd-de graded metropolis, transferred every
uossibe Office 10 London and filed every iuemOvabe
poet with a fOfcigner has tossed up AL incongfuOu-
Vicious and party code Of laws for ust buns our M
AZ inioced-it yields slight alterations with fear ana
cursesii defends itsclf By prosecutions gaos barracS
and threats Of indiscllmnste carnage.
To Repeal that Union the people u Ireland nave Ve
years Of exeriion. and small unds-have Geinahieo
and accepted the Az Of distant and believing nations
have given thought passion tears anger, enFeaiy en-
Misunderstanding hut blood-h have suffered tnef
ieaders 10 20 70 prson-hayc knit themselves DO con.
,ederacy which their archonemy avow- cannot be
brokea by force and have within the last week sworn
v the voices and hands OF their chiefs with every rite
hat can bind the souls Of men.
The only Dracica oyo0 FIR CIR councils hcaoJota %,
5 mia, mans re speedy Rpeqi 'hc taiO7. To
those not vet Of have supplied and shall supply,
every pertinent fact. every important argument for Re
peal Tor us Repea.crs the time Of argument is passed
he pledge Of the Both Of Nay ended our deliberations
j. time 20 act
What shall that action De, Il for the Council Of me
Association decide and 70 enforce their decision Ihe
people willing; but the people can no more carry
out the plans Of "a confederate council than Of legal 90
vcrnmen, without organization, example and Inspection.
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ABDOMINAL suPPORTER,

4 NEWLY INVENTED ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
<AsaTanied the perfect article VI me Kind m
scued. IL has Dsen " for t~ and sppfoyr1 VI
ly all medical who have examined t. and pronounced
~ the best sfiee OF The Kind offered % is pub
IT, TIE aictOe requested 10 call and examine of s
eves The inventor las put them down 20 the low Rres
Dollar To be- had only of Madame Os~ssf q Murray
street New ork Tins article can BE- sent 70 any par
he United States BY mail Persons distance can have
fm sent by addressing a shove poe, paid. ~ m~od'
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THE WARNING.

II is almost unnecessary 70 mention that the gre
hbulsl is said to have been slave
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MILLS, Halter, i7s BROADWAY,
IN HOWlRD HOTEL-HAs now resdy, IN assors'
,.ns Of Summer Hais, which the attention u Tss-
>temen 4 invited, u the following price, viz
r,snrb Pesr. 10 new xrucle) .................W
pearlC Cashmere. ..
Whus French tslso . new srucle). ......... t@
Whife L aatof. ................. ..... .
A.o N assorment Of Panama Fine Pam Lsal boeshsn
nd oder Hais, suitable for the SEASON.
jsi4 In MILLS. i7s brosdwsy' NO" ~ '''~
IN JUST FlNlsHED- E~gs,t saor Mo'sssn
These Hat are equal % Hat eSSnmoay cd y
others a. - Also EleSsn, i%'teaon A1.ssss ~ 49,
l6 Canal street,
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SPIRIT OF PUNCH

THE WR0SGs OBJ rHg Po,TNEy.-We have r.
ceved the following petition from important section
81 the female kind namely. the wives 0i the po-fmcn
poor unierpad pilgrim. The -aid petition was
agreed A. very numerous meeting though We nave
not seen u reported IN any contemporary columns
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FrR rsa Removal AND PERMANENT cvsE % ALL Dfs-
Essss ARISING FsOy AZ IMPURE STATS % rHr
BLOOD % HsEiT oF rHE SYSTEM.
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~ We give some literary and amusing articles
today from late foreign papers received at ihi'
osce Spirit Of ireland we take from the Dublin
ystion. The others are from the " Great Gun and
apnnchn
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-05

DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY, The greatest remedy for Consumption,
Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis
Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Pain in
the Side and Breast, WhoopBg Cough,
Group, and all disorders of the
Liver and Lungs, broken
constitution, $50. &c,
TENHE above is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
n GENUINE preparation from this valuable tree,
and has its way into public favor by its unpara-
IeCd success in CURING ALL THE DISEASES OF
THE LUNGS, Notwithstanding the many articles pre-
pared by persons who have no knowledge of the sci
ence of medicine in theory or practice-and some
more readily to deceive the unsuspecting use a part
of the of the original preparation, such as Ba
SAINT Of Wild Cherry "pnGnix Balsam of Wild Cher
ry,""Balsam of Wild Cherry and Camfley," Sc, all
sprung up with mcrccnary view afler"Dr. Swayne S
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry had won a Ieputa-
ton in the Cheating art" never to be forgotten by ma
ny a once cherries fire side. Therefore the public
should be on their guard and purchase but the
original preparation, which is daily performing such
astonishing cures in Pulmonary complaints after all
other remedies had failed and the patients given up
hopeSs. Thousands of certificates might be published
which would astonish crcduiyi tself, but il is deemed
unnecessary.
Prepared only by Dr. Swayne whose office is now
removed to n. w. corner OF Eighth and Race streets,
Philadelphia.
N0tiCc.-PCrsons will please call on any of my
agents or at my office in Philadelphia and get small
pamphlet, which gives shOn treatise on pulmonary
affections, with number of testimonials of its virtue.
1t Is well worth seeing aud may be had gratis.
Baltimore .4gcEb: l. ?. Cook, No. IS Baltimore St:
Sablcr x Candy, Pratt street Wharf; J. w. * X. w.
Davis, No 3i4 Baltimore street.
District .RgcntS: Il. Famham, Washington, u. c.:
VIM. Stabcr & Bro, Alexandria; Geo. NJ. SOhoron,
Alexandria. ic2i
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-05

A STRANGE APOLOGY. Father Miller, tie
Notwithstanding prophet, has published an apo
logy and defence Of his doctrines, in which he
says:
That have been mistaken in the time,
freely confess; and have no desire to defend
my course any further than Ihaye been actuat-
cd by pure motives, and it has resulted to God
glory. Ny mistakes and errors God, trust, will
forgive. / cannot, however, reproach myself
for having Preached definite time; for as be-
Aev2 that Whatsoever was written was for our
learning, the prophetic periods are as much a
subJect Of investigation as any other portion of
The word. Myyiew oFexact time depended en-
.igey upon the accuracy OF chronology; of this
] had no absolute demonstration; but as TO evil
denCc was presented to invalidalo it, doomed
my duty to rely onitas certain, untilit should
he disproved."
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JAMES CORVBAN s. son,
No, IL Baltimore street
VEGETABLE PILLS.

TETHE GENUINE VEGE1'A ESLE FILLS.
a AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR COMO RRHCIA,
elects, STRUCTURES, &c. SC. Of all the rene
dies yet discovered for the cure of these complaints
the Vegetable Pills have been the most ehectuaI as
they have never been known to fail to affect pernla-
neRt cure. They are mild and pleasant TO take, yet
powerful in their action, and may be taken without
the knowledge of the most intimate friend, These
Fills are put upin square boxes, with fn directions
accompanying each box.
DC For sale by J. o. & N. Mccormick, N. Gav-st
(O.T); &. Wiseman, Light street, opposite Fountain
Inn, and byJ F.Perkins Brother, cor, Franklin and
Green streets.
In Washington-by NJ. Delany, corner45 street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by G. Scott, corner of 9TH
rect and the Avenue. Price 81 box. fel0-1y6m*
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sp@s
NO LONGER
Ok
<o9
BUT CHANGED Tn IS.

7- The public respectfully informed that by the
ordnance OF the city, regulating the numbering on the
houses, the subscrhcr's number has been changed
from 26 to 80, of which his customers and strangers
will please take neiice.
The PTopriesoT Of the celebrated VEGETABLE
BlTTERS amt COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent occasc TO call the attention of strangers visiting
the city, aeG Others, to the superior qualities OF the
ahoVe n7SGfcmes for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
COmplsihts, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma
usin, colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
Complaints TO which liable. In addition to the
many ccrticates published in the papers of the day.
ne has III his possession number from most respecta-
HE individuals all testtyng the virtues uf these
medicines and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity TO return
his grateful thanks to a discerning public, who have
extended 10 his medicines such literal support since
their Introduction into this city and he is happy IN
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used As he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them q
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name on the top of the
cork, also fac simie of his the label on the
side OF the bottIe. None other gemuine therefore
he not deceived.
His hNTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
10 be most excellent rCmcdytOr bilious complaints.
They are extensively used, and pronounced one OF
the best talHily medicines now before the public.
Ia addition to the above he has many other MEDl-
ClNhL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with a great variety OF PERFLMERY cata-
oEucs of which can be at his store, and which
he warrants 10 he equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GOELhY. no. Is Baltimore street,
Between Erdcrck and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
h. z. Rcmcmhcr the No, BIS. as The gcnuine anti
c!eS are Tor sale at no other place IN Baltimore. ala
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-05

An ANCIENT SILK DREss. The editor Of the
New York Commercial has seen a piece of a
ak dress, still i'll fair preservation, which was
worn as a wedding dress about 1876 years ago.
The fabric is something between the common
.utestrng and the old-lashioned mode and
,he color, which appears to have faded, is a
pale pea-green, not unlike what was known
IN the silk-goods stores a few years ago as
Nayarino' green. The dress has been prcscr-
we'd in the same family through the dynastes
Of three great gtand-mothers. He is not in
formed at how many weddings it has been pre-
sent since it first attained that honor.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-05

From THE AH1I-RENT Dsrmcrs. The
Albany papers Of Monday evening contain Sc
Toral particulars Of more or less interest in re-
gard to affairs in The disturbed counties About
City prisoners in all are now confined in Del
aware county, and severa! posses are still out
who are expected to bring in still more, A
writer II the ,2ibong Ereai1g 0urua! says that
has bosn discovered that ancHtensivo organ
alton Of Au0-Renters was formed in March
IS. 10 attack the town Of Delci; but their mis-
.lcgoos designs were frustrated by the in
ants vino got wind Of 1t in time to put
themselves ,a state of defence.
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TAKE NOTICE.

a. +. COLEMAN respect -
GlE#sfkssSi fully informs his friends and es''FFl.s
customc generally that he has removed his place Of
business from No. oss to No. 92 Baltimore street,
where lie has commenced manufacturing LADIES'
SHOES Of every description, (in connection with his
EoOr hGSincsE,) so that poprctorS of families can be
suited, from themselves down to their servants, with
al classes of work. The ladies need have NO hrsila-
ton regards the quality style of the work. as he
has employed stephen L. Abbott to conduct thai
branch of the business, who is well known in this city
by large number of ladies as being competent aud
experienced workman.
n. Il -Genliemcn's Boots made with the same care
and despatch ~ usual. in97