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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18
Nsw.Uampshire illustrated.

The Loco Focos of New Hampshire, at their State
Convention ON the 18th inst unanimously adopted II
series of resolutions reported by Mr.. Harry Hubbard
Of Bath. declaring,
l. Rssoiped That a strong unwavering attachment to
the FORMS principles and advantages OF republican govern
,ncn and desire ertend them TO many indsridaols
and orer broad suraoe possible are now rs they
ever have been the great characteristics OF American
democracy
Resolutions I'd. 3d. ith 9Th only ampfy the
foregoing
q Resolred That the Anne Ration OF Texas, by widely
extending the domain OF this Tcpubic-by strengthening
our Of defence in war and greatly Increasing our
in peace-withou adding to the NUMBERS OF
the cnsavedruhout incredsn5 The reaf'ce po'cdt POI"
sys Of the siapehoding interest Of ooany-wi guar
snfy the blessings Of republican government to millions
Of patriotic and kindred beings, who might otherwise be
reduced TO become the oppressed AMI unpniesed SUB
jccts of European despotisIn
Now can any honest man reconcile these two as
scrtionsl No aiilrms desire to extend Republ
can institutions over wide surface and as many
individuals as possible; No forgets all about the
great desire TO ertend the blessings of Freedom and
is content that the number Of slaves will not be In
creased, untrue and proceeds to the point blank
lie that Annexation will not increase the relative
political power Of the Slave holding interest in our
country when it expressly stipulacs such increase
at tho very outset-Wc are not surprised at the ut
terance Of this falschood from that quarter but It's
brasen shameessness strikes us as too glazing even
for New Hampshire. Yet il will go down.
The Convention resolved also in favor of the In
dependent Treasury for the Federal Government
and that
THE rRrE DEMOCRACY OF THE LAND WILL NJ salts
vIEp WIN NOTHING SHORT or ITS SUBSTANTIAL AND
EARLY ABLIsHMkNr
But never a whisper was breathed OF organizing
A<iy or State Finances on the Independent Urea
sury plan. Will somebody tell us why all the Sub
Treasury States choose to administer their dose To
any and everybody but themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18
y CoSSrLs MAGICAL PAIs ExrRscros from q
CORTLAND street. WI. cure the following complaints
Burns, Cd SOre-. Eryspeas.
scad., Tender Feet Piles.
Chlblsins, Sore yves. Chars &c.

SICK HEADACHE CUstD-Dr. Z sponn's Remedy for
Sea Headache cas- been proved BY actual ira. be
and erecina remedy for ms distressing complaint
s.ng.e dose viii Afford Astonishing relief N lie s.grs
vsIsd saSss Sod soly al q Ccsrt.lnc -s,Tsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

~ good entertainment and &; sual charge "a 70 De
bad II Panos Tbea,re-wA>rr he Ethiopian Opera Com
PAM are performing heir inrnaoe BgrescCe-, which
received with immense ePplluse-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

~ The steamship Caledonia is now on the la,h
day of her passage from Liverpool TO Boston We shall
hourly expect the arrival Of her news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

u The death Of F.. L. CAREY, Of Philadelphia,
has called forth almost much expression of public
sorrow in that City as that Of Gen Jackson They
both sons Of lrishmen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

tFr LoSGLETs WEsrEzs lSDfAs PANacEs i warranted
cure any Of Asthma. Dy.pepsa Ind ysOn or Coo
uveue.s. &c. Sold A. II Courflandt-sfreet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

~ spendsd performances place ms afternoon and
evening a. PesIes Museum The Fortune Teller may be
consulted privately gsrnS past present and future -y-ns
a. a. ho2sH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

~ We have been compelled, ior wan, Of room
to omit, this morning. lerer from the Editor Of tn,
American Review. Il VIII appear tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

- The P NJ General has ordered " e''Aiy
vs.l communication Between Nsv-Orienas snd ol'e'
,cn Texas.
- The Union say. that Mr.. McLane VIII san
for England BY the steamer o. the 18th Of July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

Fro. Nova ScOTIA-We have received letters
and paper. from attentive correspondent at Halifax.
% the 10Th inst.
The ROYAL mail steamer North America. Captain
Meagher arrived AZ Halifax the lih instant Capt
Meagher brings the account that nmor was in circula
non just before he sailed from 81 Johns that vessel
had been lost - Sho and that sixty men had per
shed Il SAID 10 BE- either H. " iigaie spartan, OF
H. VI troop ship Apollo from England. VIA HALIFAX
The Apollo had not arrived Al Quebec up 90 the 9Th
inst She then eleven days out She may prove 70
be- the lost vessel The 46lh regiment was on board
Com ADV
II 81 steamer Vesuvus from Plymouth, England,
bound 10 Quebec ont a days put into - Johns y r
the 9Th having board Lieutenant General the
Earl Of Caihcart and suite the recently appointed Com
mander u the forces in Canada She put IN for fuel
Loss or The BARK HOPE,' OF LONDON BY
the arrival here on saturday Of Mr. John Fergusson-a
passenger in the bark Hope Of London John g. White
master which sailed from this port for Liverpool on the
TIL May-we learn that the above named vessel was
lost the 18th MAY even days OUT in consequence Of
having struck camp.r Of ice. The crew and pss-en-
gers OF the wreck by the brig Huntcr, Capt
Pearson from Whnby. bound 70 Quebec-Mr. Fergus
being landed on the Island OF - Paus. while Capt
White and crew preferred going on 70 Quebec.
&C.. B. Spirit Of the Tunes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

y Messrs. Bartlett 4 Wexford have sent US
Lithogrsph offs Proposed Colossal Statue OF wAsnISc
TON for this Cty-ssid Statue to be IS feet high.
Pedestal of IS feet 1t makes very imposing spPen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

" The New Hampshire Representatives have
been pc,i,ioned by some Of their constituents to
ceive their allotted portion Of the proceeds OF the
Sales of the Public Lands On the 18th instant, the
following resolution was passed by ll2 to IS;
Rssolred That the further consideration Of said pct
tion be indefinitely postponed.
Democracy" is not the same in all the States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

The Semi-annual Exhibition OF the QUEENS COUNTY
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY will be- held at Flushing.
L. l. la the Saloon Of 81 Thomas Hall on the 18Th inst
very large variety of Roses. Geraniums and other so-
erng plants well the different fruits and vegetables Of
the season, viii be offered for competition and exhibition.
and will render n well worthy visit
The doors VIII open Al y ". Admission free
The Steamboat Statesman leaves Fulton Market wharf A.
% A. NJ. returning az ?. VI ~ lelsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDEST.-offi fetal.
ror--, NcI,xr Of MARYLAND Minister P.enip0,sntaEy
suf Envoy Ex-rsdrinsry % TIE United hnslom OF
Great Brian snd Ireland VICE Edward Everett re-
called
sAnrrr W SFE~cER. Collector OF the Customs al
4nslsrhirrla Florida vice Hiram Noursc. resigned
Frs. CHrsEHEo Collector Of the Customs A. = mig
Ton Connecticut vice Gflc- r. HsiAm. removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

GENERAL JAcKsoS's DEATH.-The following let
ter confirming the report OF the death Of General
JACKSON. published in the Washington Union.
extra. Of Monday. 1t was transmitted to Baltimore
by Morses Magnetic Telegraph
HERNrrAcE June 9 l.i5-l2 o'clock. ".
NJ Dsir SR-ln deep .orr0w address you this hast 3
note Az SIX o'clock this evening General Jackson de-
parted the HE he retained h- faculties 70 the last hour
lament that denied the satisfaction Of seeing him
in h. lat momcnts was unfortunately detained IN a.
ccuirg the Mississippi. 30 that did not reach Nashville
until halls pnsi -ix o'clock this evening
Immediately procured conveyance and came out
with my family having understood that The General. :
health exceedingly prccarou-, and being anxious TO
administer % could some comfort IN The closing scene
OF hi- eventful life. On my way, a few mile. from the
city met the family physician, who informed me that
The General more
About three hour. before biz departure he conyer-ed
Tor some time with biz family and took an ateconaif
leave OF them also Of bis domestcs. His physician
represents the scene affecting and remarkably
touching that he departed with perfect serenity of mind
and with ul faith in the promises OF salvation through
q Rcdccmcr
have seen The corpse since my arrival The visage
j. much = 10 was In life
The funeral viii take place on Tuesday next, at n
O'Clock A. NJ nation Will .eci his loss a natisn has
received the fruts OF h tolls durug the best years Of
h- life Very truly your friend, SAM. HOUSTON.
JAS. X. Polk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

ToiLEr ARTicLES-ksI0rs Of the most celebrated
makers warranted large variety OF Tooth. Nail and SHAY
ing Brushes Perfumery. Washing and Shaving Soups, Al
OF the best quality, AT exceedingly low prices Almond
resin for Shaving which makes the richest possible sher
sold al only jlf cents pot, nj O. AINDfRS inventor
and manufacturer OF the Metallic Tablet suop, IN Brood
Huv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

OFFIcfAL.-ASDREw JACKSON il no morel He
departed this life sunday the eighth instant iui OF
days and fun OF honor. lis country dcplores his loss
and Will ever cherish his memory. Whilst a nation
mourns IL proper that business should be- suspended
no least for one day in the Executive Departments, A.
tribute ofrcspcct tor the illustri0us dead.
accordingy direct that the Department Of state, the
Treasury War the Navy. the Post Once, the Oftce OF
the Attorney General and the Executive Mansion be in
santy put mourning and that they be closed during
the whole day tomorrow. JANIS h. ruin.
Washington City. June t. l-ij
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

PORTABLE SHAVING C.sfs-Thc subscribers having per.
f,ed and finished avan"fy II he above offer Tie ssmes
fhe complete YET invented. suitable 10 N" wants Of The
travelling public containing ell that necessary for the toilet
with the addition of the Maic Table, NOp, for sna penlns
and keeping Raxors Ia The most perfect order
O.. SAfNDfRSN SON VI Broadway
f,fI-f nrnpstf. IIo,.arIf. HOTEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

SARATOGA >rKf>.s. ksiIsro> ~ft. Nr-N enfth "a.
lrr n fIr midst uf Pc hsN AMI lu. Oi >lmuef. 81
thousands preparing f'r teif snnuA si.f OH he
-..ri. N-rrnr Places D. should be remembered ~.
cor nAlD- irALiAN NfnfC,ffp soar = ffsus'c -
reaoVaf.rf ami refreshing compound if travelling sri
use. 10 ~af Rhs1m kngwurn. frysre'ss >~4fsN. fup
lrs R'ofchr~ >lnturn rsn. frecsss, >aiowres., Set
nrs. Snngs 0f ir.-is or Incidental Inflammation ~ w
Ir. have been Ugg ard extensively Acknow edcssi ~
1iafAns 10 H. lsf fhs hing wtnfeias o. can BE- usei
l frr rnd ssats ~ frfsrc ss c9rs A. shaving
-onlnu.ri 90 d. sac EensIff bolkAl D fot oSfs >ta
rfts. equally We Known iur heir Astonishing efcscf
mi Immediately uprnouns -uper1lo- human hair NJ s.f
gentleman .hHli deem their toilet complete without -
ili .fn1 of firsc nii-rensah'e-.
rff.e rpinf uhef Thar uo Ofsa sfNcle ~ IN FILM
GOT AIDS preparation. be- hat genuine uness fuf
base. ai be-. 0Niy depot ~ WNsersreei tf-' store fso~
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18
JoNEs's ORIGINAL roTMs-So /

JONFs's ORIGINAL rOFMs-No /
am grateful for he morning wind ths' fans my fey-ri
am grateful Tor the morning 'ha' shines scncs.
am grateful for my sc my health. my name my FORM my
grace.
am grateful 10 The inventor Of The famous Jone. so,p
That cleared my kin OF IAN AMI bioch sni Sled my
with hope,
That cleared NV neck OF ireckes made ms haads And ,ns
Ike snow.
And also sr nv hair ieu' ihsi forcl MY hair 70 grow
~ er.e0il yes. indeed for oy u'ns i>s- two
Wv KIN white my hair = made as black no ,,erswnss
AM | will sfi be- grateful YES. A. long ~ DO live.
To Jones Italian Chcmicsl SOAP. aud Hair Restorative
Reader honestly and sincerely. though thus puff asi
nocfze Jones Chemical soap, and Jones Hair Restorative
We can cpn-cenfouslv Won the hurdrs wo
lyc Used them, that ~ the pirpo-e, required Icy are he
most excellent. useful and beautiful things ever made rs
SOAP mni ~. for Jones Soap Will cure puppies hrcses
sN rlenm, .curFy, any eruption or dsiiurrnen'i vii
ma.o DIRK sunhum 10 'hor time clear "me mr., ossa'
llll, and free rom spot or hlennsh
rhe Jones' Hair Restorative - well known FAB BE- The hc-'
Thing made. for though mahes hair however hah
try msy b. clean snd ssy forces hair 10 grow, 'ors
falling N. he -rnri nr dslirln AMI keeps ~
thrice A. long other article. BON are sOd only
he 81 The American Eagle So Chatham street. an1 Rl
Broadway Newly ork 1872 fuionsfr'e'. Br0okyr State
street, Boston Ledger Buldng-. phlala jcls lteoi
W The old and only she'd Office IN nj. Cry cor rhs
sale Of the Original GENUINE PuLMONl, sikCRn
~ CORTLAND street one door below Green" en- ula
Please see Mr. Reekman'- advertisement on hri page Of
mis- paper, beaded " Csnuon % the Public - so'u
II BARRY- TRcoPHssoIS ha. been well eslsi and
pronounced without exception 10 he the gese-i remedy
cvnni for preserving The Hair sold by 4 SANDS Co
WA :. NansOn. 2ll Sprngst; Dr. Lindsay 81 SIKH Ave
nue Van VOORHEES,, ~ liudson-st, James W smith, cor
ntr Fulton and Cranberry streets Bro Aye snd us
proprietor, A. c. Barry. artist IN hair, 10 broadway
~ "i1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

~ Manesca'- Oral system of Teaching the French
language pursued by his daughter Madam Dursnd ether
Class private Lessons to Ladies' and Gentlemen al No
3 Wa.ker-sL ~ m23 mecdls'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18


the nomination Of Chief of Police returned from
the other Board nonconcured H. and ordered on ale
resolution was passed directing the Counsel OF the
Board inquire into the legality of contract made by
The Native Council with George Young for building q
tower for hre-sarm hell-ihe contract having been
made stated on the last day Of the Native power
AT cost of 5000 The Assistants then concurred In
the nomination Of Mr. Ma,scl Chief OF Police and
adjourned 10 Monday.
DEATH oY GIN JAoKsoN.-The various Courts in
the City Hall adjourned yesterday out of respect TO the
memory Of Gen. Jackson. Motion. and resolutions ac-
companed by appropriate remarks. having been offered
in each In the Court Of Errors the motion for adjourn
men, made by the Chancellor in the L. : Circuit
and District Court by Hon Benz F. Butler; in the >upe
Nor Court by James T Brady Esq in the Court o.
Common Pleas, by Hon. John MeKcon and in the Cir.
cult Court by J. l. White, Esq formerly OF Indiana The
latter expressed himself having been politically o.,
posed the deceased sui ne could feel the los. Of
great man, and that il duty due 10 the country &c
which he has done honor and to him, 20 move an al
jounment The resolutions in each case were ordered
TO be entered on the minutes
- \ special meeting of,he Historical Society W
he held on Thursday evening for appropriate seton IN
relation 10 the death Of Gen Jackson Il IS understood
that NJ. Webster, who IS now n the city WI. take
prominent part in the proceedings Of the evening
~ The publishers of the Evening Mirror wer,
arrested Yesterday by officer M-an and held 70 bal 4,
Police Office, FOR lbe. Dr. I. : Couisiock pub
hshed In Mondays Mirror We earn tia: they were
also held 70 bal u the supreme Cour, or the same o.
fence.
II The Steamer Headrick Hudson Will be
launched from The ship-yard Of wm IL Brown on
Thursday morning az o'clock. This Steamer : the
largest yet built beng length So feet N breadth Of
beam IS feet add including guards &c feet depth OF hold
10 feet She LILO tons and covers the same
wse. as ses going vessel OF 1900 tons would do The
II. II. designed TO run passenger boat between
Newyork and Albany in the evening O'Clock, on the
independent plan
The famed Dutch discoverer stands on the stock.
alongside Of that s,Aunch Old Republican Roger WI.
hams the latter fabric Of magnitude mea.
surns something over 100 covering the sane
water as an old salt Of 500 The R. W Is grace
the waters of NewYork IN September and to
her trPs the North River in the coming Spring Some
changes have taken place the notions OF vesse5ai-
ing since the days Of padding up and down the Hudson
IN "spss Logo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-18

r1 The old and only established Office IN this Cry or hs
sale of the Original GENUINE PULMONlt SYRUP a.
90 CORTLAND street door below Greenwich, ~ usus
Please Mr.. Re~kman- advertisement on hfs peSe Of
fhi@ laper. headed " Canton o the Public" - sotff
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
Patriotism.

The whig presses and leaders, to man 60
against their country, in view Of the question of
war with Mexico, In the last war with England
they occupied the same position, and they are
now, "where they ever have been, and ever
mean 10 be-" They declared then that it was
unbecoming in moral and religious people, tc
rejoice in the success of our arms.
The Boston Atlas, the leading whg paper in
Massachusetts, is now circulating the following
pledge for signatures:
owe, the undersigned, citizens of Massuchu.
couatenGnce or aid the United States G0pernmen
in any yar which may be occasoned by the an
nexaon of Texas, or in any other war, foreign
or domestic, designed to strengthen or perpetu
ate slavery"
The Rev. Mr.. Claiming delivered a discourse
recently, in which, after showing that the Uni
ted States we're engaged in a 'coreor of aggres
sion and spoliation," likely to involve US in de
soIatIng war, he called "upon all to circulate ant
! sign pledge mutually binding the signers moi
to encourage, aid, or in any manner sustain sucl
war, no matter how commenced, or on wha,
pretext."
Mr. Giddings, the whig Congressman of Ohio
who stumped The State for Clay last fall, has
written long article in tho Geauga Wing, in
which he avoWs the whole Abby Kelly doctrine
We have room only for the concluding para
Igraph:
'fSegard oil discussion concerning the con.
ltinuanc& Of our present union as work of su
pererogaton PEsslnt indications leave no doubt
that Il will be dissolyeu within the coming six
months: indeed II is announced by some of our
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01

presses that ner union is already formed with
a foreign slaveholding government. Our army is
already in Texas, in all probability now engaged
in another war to sustain slavery. This last
Growing act of slaveholding perfdy is attended
with one extenuating circumstance--the prnc-
pal actors in the plot have frankly avowed that
their object is 10 support slavery and the slave
holder. The question will soon be presented
TO the people of Ohio, whether they will unite
in such netU union, formed for such purposes. To
such an alliance, formed for such unholy purpo-
ses, hope Ohio will not yield her assent. The
interests and the honor of the free States forbid
it, justice and humanity forbid it: respect foI
The opinions of the civilized world, regard to the
principles of your pilgrim fathers veneration for
the memory of our revolutionary ancestors, for
bid it. The history of past ages, our own expe-
rience, proclaim in thunder tones the nfamy that
awaits the damning deed.
JOSHUA r. GIDDINGS."
Good wings, ant they? Oh, that the names
which our gallant forefathers of '76 were distin-
gLished, should be prostituted by such party
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
Another Fire.

The fine Presbyterian Church, in Florence,
Pa, was entirely consumed by fire on last We'd
nesday night. On the evening previous TO the
fire there was an exhibition of the students OF
the academy in the church, and the general be-
lief is that the fire originated through accident
of some kind but other persons think that it was
the work of an incendiary. These two destruc
tive fires in one week have createdno little ALARM
among the citizens of Florence, and we Learn
that they have guard appointed TO watch the
town each night.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
Maine.

The "Eastem Argus of Saturday says, tha,
''the election returns come in very slowly. We
have, however, received several additional towns
since we published our tables In 264 towns re-
Iceivcd, Gov. Anderson is 1877 ahead of his
Iwhig competitor; and lacks but 407 Of ma or
ity over scattering and all. The towns to come
in gave Polk about $500 majority. Governor
Anderson is handsomely reelected. We shall
probably have the returns from the lower coun-
ties in few days. In the senate, the democrats
have elected 3 in York, in Cumberland, Ger
tain, (perhaps 3 3 in Oxford, 3 in Waldo, 8 in
Penobscot, 3 in Hancock and Washington, Gas
we learn from a reliable source,) | in Aroostoyk
-makng l7-~one more than necessary to Il
majority. The wings have carried three in Ken
nebec. Thus ends their victory in the Senate.
In Lincoln, a. Somerset, (2,)--Piscataquis and
Franklin, Il eacb,) no choice. 70 be filled by
the Legislature in convention, which will be de-
mocrac, and ill vacancies with democrats
I~enty-eigM to three. Pretty well for the Sc
nate.
"RepreSeatdtiUeS-En this county we have
elected ten democratic epresenlatives--being
tpO more than we had in the house last year.
There arc some vacancies yet existing in this
county. that may be filled by democrats"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
Fire

On the night of last Sabbath week, the barn
of Mr. John Proudioot in the vicinity of Florence,
Pa, was set on fire by some demon in human
shape, and, With all its contents, entirely de-
slroyed. Two fine horses wero in tae stable at
tached TO the barn, and they were well nigh burn
ed TO death. One of the horses was shot the next
day to put him out of misery. The other, II is
snpposed. will recorer.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
CHARLES II. KAY,

I WDIISUUI, LUONSCIIUT anu lEIUIIOIlDT.
Corner of Wood and Third streets, Pittsburgh.
All the new publications for sale soon as issued.-
juvenile miscellaneous prose and poctcal and stand
ard library books. general assortment of school and
college books in the various languages; bible, hymn
and prayer books; elegant books for presents; station
ary, PLAIN and tancy-writing and wrapping papers;
lcgers journals and other blank books Of all kinds
Country merchants, teachers, library companies and
professional gentlemen supplied on the best terms Or
ders by letter promptly and faithfully attended to-
Printing and book-bHding neatly and cheaply cxe-
cuted.
The above for sale low for cash. o1-Gm@
New Lisbon Patriot, Canton Democrat, and St.
Clairsvie Gazette copy to the amount Of 81 each and
send bill to advertiser.