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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05
GoosEBERRy AM

GoosgBERRy AND CuRRAST-THe GooSeberry
and Curraat require rich friable soil, which
should be well cultivated and MANFRED. The Goose
berry will grow vigorously and produce very fine
fruit il planted at the North side OF paling or open
fence ana about two feet distant from it or planted
beneath the partial shelter OF a peach or PLAN or,
chard as the full rays Of the burn the fruit and
arrest its growth Both Gooseberries and Currants
should be pruned in Autumn and the weak shoots
cut away, and this is the proper period for digging
around them, ana for enrichng them where the soil
reouires il VIM R. PRINCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05
FEVER AND AGILE.

tsyt,BAT OLD FAVORiTE AND STERLING RENE
pv"-o RCWANDS IMPROVED TONIC MIX
TIrRE- for Fever aid Ag1en No medicine, in any age
or nuntrv hss ever unel universal successpro
teced against co,a;eitJ the written signature of Tie
pronrieor John Z aoGd The top OF each boieD IL
may De had full strength genuineness aud purity a.
me original inventors Office a. No. North Secoudstreet,
Phiadelphis of"J o. Fay General gent No. 1856 Ful
ton.s lamp stosl Sun Rqidings Nes-York le2 blneod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

NTEW-YORK AND ERIE Railroad Con ppoas.1
Tbs Stockholders OF This Company are nefepy nole1
- ,.,snrnt of I'VE dollsrs each share OF ne neH
more than 1--WE dTsF. Company asa
,Ss m or baoro Wednesday, The ION day OF Deeem
w, 49, asr, - By order Of the Board 81 DiIeStots
DER neA1 NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
subsenbers q, or Newburgh ars requested %
maIs paymeai 70 Thouas c. Ring Cashier o' '1 ,So
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kOKERMAN'S

-.nrSr sTREET DIRECTORS-The Common CouI
PAith CIV Of New-York through tber Lamp and Gei
CONTINUES, having Instructed The subscriber 70 pat a s
nclen. ~ s,,ylng The public Of ita advantages over
NE s common street signs In be would Gail ssn
Ion 10 the following places where The sign, ascneo 10 Do
i!oS ma h. .een: Corner of Wal! and William Nassau
40 Ann broadway and Bsrcisy, budsou and Csna, had-
cor and prng Hudson and Charles Washington md PER
~ Broadway and Bleecke 6owery anc Houston Ssooms
and Mulberry Broome aud Attorney Chatham and hooss
'e'' aNe JAMES ACKERMAN
..,e,nan h Miller Sign Painters, lOl Nssssn-st Els
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

ES- Thomas Pincisney smith, Attorney al Law:
Albany Baker County Georgia viii attend me setisgn'
of claims in Counties OF Baker, Lee, SUMTER Dooy'
Randolph Early, Decatur. Thome. and Lowndes-
observation-disclosures Greeley, EsG Editor OF Tr,cune
w A Cleveland cor. Hanover and Exchange SIS; d. y A.
Wesson l57 Pearl-s, Browning and H1l lS2 60 DICK
inson Churchill, $40 do; Hysop Brother o 90; van
Beueiic, Tornpkns ii and IS de-; BROOKE Merrl. ss
NiIlisIn-... ~ Ss"Sin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05
IONps,S CHANGRABLE LOCK.-The permu-

U0NEHJS CHANUEADLE LOVENs-
j 1;ons of thls Lock amount, the larger specimens
millions and considered tho mo.s complex 5 Rpaa'h o.
was ever invented by the ingenuity OF msn; .s and
The Gordian Knot simple In eomparsons Ever oaS
thief were in possession Of ths Key ,ioge enans 49," ~
Thers can exist doubt In the mind Of any res.
sonabe being AFTER examination ofone oil these
though furnished with duplicate Of The original Eey
very handsome specimen may he seen at she d
W. payment Of $40 per hour any person
is al liberty Try his skin in the attempt 70 open u WIZ 70
understanding that be shall receive 40 n
Jones's Lock Manufsctory Newark, New'ye.ssy
sale by S. c. Herring, 1879 Water corner Oh Dep''''N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05
CTuL ANuTHRK REPORT from Sag HaEbor-

SWe had the time OF lie desucisp ~ ISe
great Are al Sag Harbor the 18th Nov lsso one OF
er Patent SaIanandet Safes purchased OF NJ Hens,
lss Wster-s NewYok, In Dec. 1872 The sac ,sn
the cellar and remained there unt the store 10 great
we're entirely consumed. tbs Safe was In cur
heat produced BY the OIL candies drag os1 books, pa
cellar And upon opening II we f2unG AZ sns In good
pcrs and several hundred dollars !" -
order , .,,e this statement 70 tbs
public md n 1y sned their eoaadesee asr
asss 2. ss sr proprietor rp SAFE
NM Ss and We intend 10 be ~,50 sss Sp
81 Ssss Cd L sfs 10,
Sag Hafoe can be seen 81 ny IS also us SO
am me Suffolk Co Bank exposed 70 .a for
az nosSa aERRINe lSS wster,s psUs ga
- Widars Genuins s.lansndss sue lfoo' SaiS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

SERVED HIN RleHr.-Henry Morgan of Auro-
ra Cayuga Co has recovered verdict Of S32 against
David c. Stewart, late County Treasurer, for damages
occasioned by the refusal of Mr. s to furnish him with
copy Of the Natural History of the State for which
he had subscribed Mr. s. presume wanted the
copy for some favori,e. II some other officers were
fined in the way they would get no more than they
dos
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DR.. TOWNSEND'S

COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAhSAPAkILLA.-IIm
CExtrsct of Sarsaparia IS put up IN quart oottses
sr cheaper peaaner and warranted superior 10 any
sold 1t disease without vomiting purging sckenns
debi,aDg The pahentout mdiS ana enssnuy Cleans
DYsPEPstA-No iuid medicine has ever been discov-
cred which nssry resembles the gastric juice or saliva,
in decompong food and gheniug the dges
liun as this preparation Of Sarsaoas II positively cures
every of Dyspepsia however severe Or chronic II
any doubt this assertion invite them read the follow
Ing indsuuabe testimony OF gentlemen OF the hghest re-
snectshlli,v II these entirely satisfactory, we
wuuld he happy TO give other reference 20 o the hrst
families 10 The city, who have used twiih perfect success IN
this and other distressing diseases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

For sale ei 49, Fuons, los South pearlst Albany Red
ding & Co No 6 Safest Bo.ton Bsckus Bull, Troy;
sir Wells druggist utca; Grant Bookee, druggsts
Poushk eepsie; Ro-sm.n u Co. Hudson; Andrew Tfusx
Schenectady; Mr.. Fowe Lensngbnreh and oy pTinciPa
druggists generally throughout the United oaes est III
dies and he Cenadas
Noae genuine except put up in the large square bottles
which quart and signed with the written iisna
80 n29 4taw I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

A MORTGAGE Of three hundred and hfty dollars
n years unexplred-foI sale. Inquire OF
d4lws MRS, MARCHANT, q VsudsIn'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05
elsON REWARD The above reward OF Fifteer
~ llll arndr.d Nnara ha r..caxer,


OF the OF Seven thousand Nine hundred Doars stolen
from Myron Van Deusen OF The City OF Hudson IN Y on
the night OF the 18th OF October last while hs passage
from Hudson the City OF NewYork in the steamboat
Souih-Amerca; proporuonate sum for such part OF
said money be recovered AMI restored TO The Sun.
scribsrs, on application 10 either of Them.
The money contained In small carpet bag, which
taken from berth OF said Van Deusen, and found
the day the wheehouse OF the boat cut open and
Iied Of its consisted OF bills OF various dsuoni-
nations, and Of several Banks can be rrnem.
bered. q follows:
Sl,aO In SIS and los OF the Oneida Bank.
900 in So and lOs, principally Of the Pine Plans and
Undertook Banks
1000 In bills Of various denominations Of the Farmer
Bank OF Hudson.
ooO about that sum- Of the bills of the Ph0nix Bark
Of hartford and other Eastern money.
800 In bills of the Hudson River Bank, nearly al N
$50 bills
The balance OF the money In bills OF Western Banis
of this State
AUGUSTUS T. Matters 1871 Pesrlst; GEoRex H. ELLERY,
William ST.; THEoPRILu, P HART, "A CedArst, Com
uittee for Assisnees OF Myrou Van Deuseu. MA In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

ASMARr DoG.-Therc isenough ofthe dog mixed
up in the following story to entitle it to the name
Of dog story A man down East had been ex-
ccedingly annoyed by wolves which destroyed his
sheep. In the course OF time dog ancier offered
to sell him dog. y very notable dog he was too.
The catalogue of his merits was q very long one
there was not dog virtue in the whole catalogue
for which he was not distinguished-but if there
was any one thing in which he peculiarly ex-
celled it was his prowess as a wolfhunter. This
was touching our friend or the right spot. The
bargain was closed, and he only waited an opportu-
nifty to test his merits.
At length there came a light snow, just the kind
of snow for wolf.hunting, and he took bis dog and
gun and sailed He soon crossed the track Of
varmint-the dog took the scent and bounded oft in
pursuit On followed our friend up bill aud down
dale, through bush and through briar,' for TWO
mortal hours, when he came across Yankee OF the
live species choppng wood, and the following
satisfactory dialogue took place:
Did You see wolf and dog pass by here
Well, reckon l did.
How long ago?
We'll, guess about half an hour
How was il with EN- 7
We'll, just about nip and tuck-but the dog had
the advantage, for he was a leetle ahead
Nashua Tel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

Il TIE FOSTER BKoTHERi Tale OF the War
of Chozza edited by LEIGH Hunt has just been Issued
in neat octave volume Of las PIP By the Harpcrs From
the cursory glance wh ch have bestowed on it we
should judge ii deserving of perusa Price IS cents
forming No Sc Of the Library Of Select Noxels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

!. ID. Wheeler. Attorney and Counselor CT
Law and C0muission-r oi Deeds, will attend In the
Resdiag.Room OF Tamuany Hall oil! hours o; the Day
AID evening. l.,1O1N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05
Your, &C. JAS. McALLISTEK, NJ d.
Albany, Aug. &c. lsi5. No. sS Broadway.

Dr. To.rserd Sr-I been distressed with the dys-
pepsia Yeas which inated Whilst residing In
The West from having my constitution paired by me west
ern fever probably by taking ipudcious Quantities oil
medicine My appetite very poor and my 1000 did moi
properly digest occasionug weakness and general deol
~ throughout my whole sysern tried great number o.
tors Sarsaparila hut lhey all failed to -te Know
ing where your Sarsaparla had been very
therefron continued until had taken half dozen hot
Ties and happy inform you that my health Is now
restored. - -,
recommend YOUR Extract Of Sarsaparia- Yours,
II y. CURRAN, Coal Agent, 1874 Market'st
Ian IGt5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05
LEE INSURANCE

The New England Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of Boston,, have established an Agency IN
the CITY York the purpose OF receiving appics-
toms for Life Insurance. &c.
DIRECTORS:
WILLARD PHILLIPS ROBERT HOOPER,
WILLIAM PARSONS. CHARLES 7: CgRIlS,
spANCIS G. LOWELL PETER WAINWRIGHT,
2 2 EORBES WILLIAM w. STONE,
GEORGE n KUHN THOMAS A. DEXTER,
lanes READ OTIS TUFTS
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
JoNaTHAS AmoEY, Secretary.
SoTs C. Cnesss,As, n D. Consulting Surgeon i7S
JAMES II. B. GREENHow, NJ. D. Consulting Physician,
AS Broadway, Se1-Scrk -
This Company has been in successful operation IN eo5oo
for last eighteen months, IND Oilers advantages 10 is
rers equal 10 any other Company 80,
Alu.cesary Information 10 terms 1c VIII De Ir6sNeo
IS. ,hs snhscr;ier JOHN HOPPER,
oil eodg qs,p) Solicitor and Agent So Wall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05
VOL. v. Nc. 2O5.
THE GEM OF THE SEASON: With Twenty Plates by
SARrA1N Edited by ]. II. AGNEw. Leavitt, lro~
Co 1914 BropGway

NE OtN UT IItF SthSUNt " TN IWciIEy IIaNt5 .!
SARTAIN Edited by ]. II. AGNKw. Lcavitt, Irow
& co. 1914 Broadway
This Annual fully justifes the rather lofty promise
OF lis tile The Plates are the genuine article and
their unusual number is By means their Chief re-
commende,ion They are from pictures by Turner
Eas,lake. Landseer Martin Hayden &c. These
pictures are illustrated by choice and apt selections
from, the works Of Byron, Scott Burns, Campbell
Milrnan, Hood. Rogers. Irving, Mrs. Crawford, Ma
~ Anne Browne, &c. &c We know not where ii
has been excelled either in matter manner
Napoleon at St. Helena, Trial of Queen Katha-
rne,' Milton debating 10 his Daughters, An
dromache weeping the Ashes of Hector The
Enchanted Island, &c are among the superb Illus,
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" Boston Subscriptions 20 the New orH
Tribun. received hy authorized Agents, REDOlNH &C.
Slaestr-eL Terms-l0 per week or Two cents Tor
Weekly Tribune avery Friday Morning, for cents or -
All new snd cheap publications for sale lo% as Issued
hy boston Putii.hs-s Th,er, Napoleon. t-7 eocn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

DR.. Townsend-Dear SIR From the meuy favorable no.
ice. OF your Sarsapala by persons OF distinction was
induced To try its effects happy 10 say win sigma
success have OF the saiutary dement's o NC
Ssrsaoaria IN OF debility, indigestion &c ah II ~
hut deed of Justice TO you say that your prepsA9n
in nv opinion preferable 10 any oiher ~netneI W
regarded the Of taste or me ~, be-
20 those remedies CALCULATED 10 MIL ats
The suferinss consequent upon the Ills OF the 1esl
would cheeruy recommend 10 al WEI are S9ne' '"s
FROM indigestion. N "a = a. D., SE :.
Albany, Oct y, 1888 C.rrkIn fosI o1"Co'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

-TRaDISG.-Quite fierce newspaper con.
troversy is going in Alabama about the bear
ings of Negro, Trading economically viewed, and
the propriety of the passage of Law in that State
to prohibit the introduction of slaves. One OF the
great arguments alleged in favor of such Law is,
that the "Negro-Trader monopolizes the whole
market and to all intens and purposes is protected
while suffering debtor is thrown heels over head
out of the market and left the rigid exactons OF
the Law
Another is so peculiar and suggestive that we
give ii in full. Ii is quoted by Col. Pickett in the
Mocon Republican from the remarks of j. j. Hoop
er the editor OF the Wetumpka Wing.
But Of this we morally certain--such law
would in a great prevent the contact OF our
slave population with portions of the slave population OF
States preparing for emancipation, which contact Is
dangerous and ergy day becoming The last ten
have altered the character of slavery in Virginia
The institution there is essentially different from
and close TO the proximity OF the Ahoonsts and ether
causes have made the OF Virginia and Maryland
unfit conpanins for the negroes of the coron region
Half the negro villany of Alabama Mississippi and Lou
isana is perpetrated by slaves OF recent Importation
They have idea and degree Of intelligence which it is
not prudent should be communicated the black popu
letOn Of the SOUTHWEST And besides this, II Is noor
that prison cells aud work houses, in the Eastern
Slave States raked by the negro dealers because
purchases cheapest there and from these Southern
plantations are TO great extent recruited.
To close of the easiest roads by which ianatcism
can reach US we shut doors against infected
importations What Alabama planter would desire 10
have his premises intelligent negro fellow just
from Lexington by for nstancei Yet many have been
brought into this State, doubt fully well informed
as any in that vicinity can be-"
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=. This splendid Work is eminently suited fora Pre-
MUM for Agricultural Societies Farmers Clubs.
Specimen Numbers of it may be seen at almost any oil
the Country Printing Offices.
The back Numbers from the commencement
may still be Obtained Money for subscriptions may be
rem;ted through Postmas,ers a, our rss No names
entered upon our books unit, the subscription is PAID
which in all instances is required in advance Five
Copies sent for 500 Address.
GREELEY s. McELRATH, New-York.
Ps All my time is given to this work in the conhdent
hope that with ample materials from every country end
in every language can make that oughio De read
for the improvement of his mind we'll as his estate
By every young Farmer in the United States In feel
ing o, ambition to be useful respectfully solicit the aid
of every friend of the LANDED INTEREST.
" .' - : SKINNER
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BANK DspARrMExr, Albany, May u, l84i.

DAM DaFANI 7h''''!' 'I"I 7
DR. TowxsESp Sir-G have been afflicted several years
with dyspepsia in its forms attended with soreness
OF stomach Of appetite extreme heartburn ana gen.
eal aversion ell Minds OF food and tor weeks twhat
could eau have been unable retain but small portion
or nv s;o ach tried The usual remedies. but they had
but little effect in removing lhe complhnt "sS M
dcrd anot TWO months since try Extract of SarsH
para and must say with but little couhdence put alter
using nearly bottles find my appetite restored ana me
heartburn entirely removed aud would earnestly RECON-
mend tile use Of i VINO have been afflicted rs hnVe
been, Yours, Sc. W. W. AN LhsNbA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

Mr. BURKE's CONCERT AT ALBAHY-This gen
tleman gave his first Concert, since his return to
his native Country, at Albany on Saturday evening,
on which occasion he was greeted by crowded
auditory, composed Of the select of that city The
Albany papers speak in terms of high enthusiasm
with regard to his performances: ride the suboined
paragraph, which we find in the Citizen of Tues
day
we all felt that We were in the presence OF Master
of the umeni in the world and listened II we
might not ever have opportunity again hear such
music To describe feelings, give in this tame
way the fantest idea of the performance is we freely
admit quite beyond power 1t was satisfactory be-
yond expectation charming beyond the limits OF uRcrite
rial description"
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TO LAWYERS, STATESMEN & POLITICIANS

TO LAWYERS, STATESMEN & PoLITIc1ANs.
DURLBUT on HUMAN RIGHTS.-Essaya on human
IL Rights and their Political Guarantees By e r HnFloo
Fac Counselor Q; Law, IN the City OF New-fors
Con.ert,-Chap,erl 1.-THE Origin OF Human Hisn.. ',,P
u-Tne tue Function Of Government; Chap hi'-tHe
Constitution OF Government; Chap iV--Con'u'u'i'usi
Limitations and Prohibitions; Chap. F-Cohs'''uIouA'
Limitations continued; Chap. Vl.-Ths ElrcHve
Chap vII.-Rishts Euanairg from the Sentiments a"T
s.io,s Clan yITr-Tb. r eb,s OF Women; Chap. IN
The Rsh OF Property and its Moral Relations Chap r.
Intellectual Property
Published by GREELEY ( McELRATH, and TOR sale
a, the nn. Oacs L5s Nassau-st Price 81 cents Oh
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k Nydronn1hic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T.

x Hydropnibic observation-disclosures T Dexter,
NJ u has established Hydrorahic Institution for the
treatment OF disease upon the cold sster the
irai and pleasant village OF Morrson, n The efficacy
OF cold water III the prevention and of disease Is now
generally admitted and In many parts OF Europe and our
country has suspended the Of ofdrugs and medi-
cncs In bOh acute and chronic Diseases such levers,
rheumatism govt, paralysis scrofaa spinal Diseases lin
Guiding and distortions dyspepsia and host of
Ills which heir ;he cold waller rapid and
permanent A, sez!ng upon Tho csuse OF d!sense
reduces greatly the Of human misery and suffering
aud produces radical OF dsease, when other means
and treatment have failed. In the graphic language Ru.
wcr under cold treatment nature leaves the body
To own instructive tendency, Which always
covcry new series ofreacon Commences and The
sdluiion only amended, undereoes Change Dr.
Dexter has recently returned from Europe and has made MS
extensive arrangements of baths Sc aerhe plan of Press
niz himself Il will be the aim Of The proprietor While ne
offers 10 !nyeds the Of relief IRON disease 20 give
them also the comfort and coaveniences oil non Morris
delightfully."- situated surrounded on al sloes win
the aida appliances which will give elect Ia
cold water treatment The Morris ana Essex al
road eminstes short distance from the institution sno
sges ready at all times convey patients 10 ene from
the establishment pls IN
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Ds TOWNSEND: Being afflicted with Dyspepsia for a
long time past endeavored frequently 10 eradicate
from the by the of Physc III vahous ior- nut
found out az last the used Physo The weaker 'he
organs vi lie became, rendering uncertain The prospect OF
affecting cure. Recently this complaint developer itse
f.arfuy causing uceations about The throat Hschea I'M
pairi the organs OF lite III their physical functions
In this snte was recommended 10 ty your Snrsapuia
Syrup alter using bottles mad my'ei relieved from tns
aud distressing symptoms In my csse oy
its lie giving influence has restored The system ~ lie
natural stale Ny confidence in It's power 10 effect cure IN
case of general function Of the organs OF He
mp Your. &c JAS. McALLlSTER, NJ. D.
alhsnv Aug so lai5 No. Is 81 roadway.
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Evr Printing Press, Engine and Machine Manuiac'
tory AZ Gold iorkrhe subscribers continue 10 manu-
facure Printing Presses and every article spperlsnlug 10
complete Printing aud Binding establishment Also Seam
Engines from three twenty hge horse power Dies ho!i'
es Fly. Lever aud Drop Presses cr jewellers and silver
smiths Circular Saws Mandrells. Screw Cutting, Mill
Gearing and machinery of every description a! redu-
ced prices.
N B.-Psrlicu!ar attention given both day AMI night La
johSins. tp8 lml HARRISON & LAYTON.
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directly to the Publishers ;
'Ininc.
Ezra Abbott. Jr. Jackson.
New-Hanlpshire.
Isaac Hubbard, ClaremonI
F Daniels Plalnn-ld,
Vermont.
L Il Hamilton. tiartiand.
Massachusetts.
Aaron Cook. hayteny!le.
John EndicotI. Canton,
Geo T Davis. CIR, enfield,
Chas W March. Boston;
Geo T DAVIS. Greenfield,
) G. Ward, LenoS,
Farmers Cluh, Northampton
II w Clapp, Greenfield.
Connecticut.
Henry B Glover. Newton o ;
Hon Trum'n Suiith. L'ichheIo
Rhode Island.
Jas Taylor, Woonsochc''
Wm Miller, DO
] Ward. DO
Newly ork.
Chsrles Mor-ll, Ludlo%Vii!e
John l. Mason. City,
James 6 King, do
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Jchr J Ring, Fishhil Landini
II G Yeomans. Nalworih
Chas Brewer, Scottsburgh'
NJ Fl Lawrence, Penn L an
Hon J Thurman. Dexter,
JR Burrows, City,
Monroe Hall, Jay,
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James Dean, DO
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2 Jones, 90
I Dunn, 40
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5 c Cornell. City.
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~ Blunt 90
z X Collins. Go
Jas L Palmer, I he Purchase,
5 ! Burt, Wars lex,
; NJ Woodiord. Fredoris,
Frost Craft. Glen Cove,
AnLi Francis, B. ID gehamprn
Res Mr. Young, Aurora,
Thos Oliver, s,ir c-Sirg,
John Lormer Graham, City,
G-n Hartman, Wheatlsnd,
Jas z Ereebo, u. Williamsburg
Mr Coleman As ;or Hse, C:ty,
Mr S.efson, do co
P Mitchell, Jr. Geneva,
Adds SprIuy, City,
&c D Fellows. rnsdills,
John Lee, Cir.
Pratt, Woodfora L &c. CRY,
Thomas Bell, ga rlsm,
Nm RI MOTIFS. DC
) Il Huntington. 3 2rryVlIle,
Z T MaEjce. City,
Hon John 4. King Jamaica
John Olmstet. Cry,
4 h SsHford, FultD,l,
4 D Williams, Unasiilla-
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