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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-13

WATCHES, JEWELRY & SPECTACLES.
WYNN. ID. ELTONHEAD, from Philadelphia,
w manufacturer of Gold and Silver Spectacles,
Spoons and fine Jewery of every description on
hand. Also, Clocks, of the best makes, wholesale
and retail.
N. Is. Watches and Clocks REPAIRED in the best
manner and on the most reasonable terms, at
No. 1872 BALTIMORE STREET,
d3l-u between North and Calvert SIS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-13
A CARD. The subscriber would respectfully il
"a firm his friends and the nnhlic 70 rallu thai

A CARD. The subscriber would respectfully in
"A form his friends and the public generally, that in
consequence of the extensive patronage he has re-
cevcd and the great increase OF his business, he has
made large addition to his sablng, and has added
his elegant assortment OF Carriages some splendid
COACHES, finished in the most fashionable stvle,
tsparing pains expense TO add the comfort and
convenience of his cu-tOmers,) which he offers IN
hire at the following low prices: Shopping and visit
ng--new coaches, with footmen, for single hour So
for two hours 81 per hour; for best carriages,
for first hour 81, rysucceedng do rs cts. per hour
for second quality do. for first hour "a cts every
ceedin. do SO cts; four persons, with baggage to OF
from rail roads, steam boats, &C. 81; to ana from par
lies s2-Other charges in proportion.
Families can at all times (dav night he accom-
mGdated with clean and comfortable carriages with
safe horses attended by careful and experienced drv
ers, by sending their orders to his Office adjoining the
Stables-beng the only place they can be had, as
none of them go on the public stands.
Funerals attended as usual, giving all times his
personal services.
10 His determination is to please his customers by
keeping the best establishment in the CITY, and on as
low terms as they can be had elsewhere.
N B. Horses taken ut livery and kept in the best
manner. JOHN STEWART, Calvert street,
fe26- lawlm Opposite the City Spring
gnyOWNSEND'S BIBLE. The Old and New
z Testament arranged in historical and chronoloe-
cal order, Ton the basis Of Lghtf0ots Chronice,) in
such manner that the Books Chapters Psalms Pro-
pheces, sc. &C., may he read "a one connected his
0ry i'm the words of the authorised translation, with
notes and copous indexes, by the Rev. George Town
send, NJ. A., Prebendary of Durham, and Vicar OF
Northallerton
Together with supply Of Theological Works OF
the most standard aulhOs. For sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
fc25 Isl Prattst. adjoining Railroad Depot
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-13

IMPORTANT TO ALL!
WB EED'S PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT,
M corner Of GAY and SARATOGA STREETS,
where may be had greater assortment of valuable
Medicines than can be found at any establishment in
this city, all of which warranted Fresh and Genu-
ine they obtained direct from the manufacturers:
Sands Sarsapara; Sands Remedy for Salt Rheum
Sands Glove Anodyne; Sands Roman Eye Basam
DR.. McMunn's Elk. Opt; DIR. Rushs Health Pills
sheTman's LoZenges; Meredith's Con. OfCOpaV.
Shermans Poor Mans Plaster; do Tooth Paste
Sheman's PapilIary Oil; Girod's Blood Pills
Halock's Cold drawn Castor Oil Candy
Jaynes Medicines Clickeners Pills;
DR.. Lcidy's Sarsaparilla Blood Pills
Anderson's Pills; Fishers Pills
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
Hays Liniment; Dyott's Nledc's
DR.. Taylor's Balsam Liverwort
Wistars Balsam Wild Cherry
Batcman's Drops; Bears Oil
Meredths Extract Buchu
Judkns Specific Ontm't
Hooper's Female Pills
British Oil; Harlem Oil
Cologne & Flo. Water
Reeds Lilly White
Tooth Brushes
Beef Marrow
Buffalo Oil
POmatum
Fancy
Soaps,
&c.
Sulphurc and Nitric Acids Logwood, Clipped and
ground; Brazil Wood; Tumeric Fustic; Yellow Ochre;
Chrome Yellow; CoPperas, Indigo; Alum; Ptus. Blue;
Salt Petre &c, with general supply of Fresh Drugs.
90 Orders from Druggists and Country Merchants
and others, for DRUGS and PATENT MEDICINES,
furnished at the proprietOr's wholesale prices.
SAMUEL REED, General Agent,
Corner of Gay and Saratoga sts.,
ja22-d Baltimore, Md.
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NXCHANGE HOTEL,

NXCHANGE HOTEL,
ma EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
The subscriber respectfully announces to his friends
and the public, that he has purchased Mr.. ERASTUS
COLEMAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishment.
The Hotel is ocated convenient to all the principal
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAD DE-
POTS, and offers every inducement for comfort. The
are large and airy and furnished in style not
surpassed by any similar establishment in the United
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management of First Class Hotel, he 1atters him
self that every department of the establishment will
be conducted in style to please those who may favor
him with call. Gd2 i'll JOHN WEST.
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FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS

FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.
HID IL. RICHARDSON Il CO., No. 323
kRO BALTIMORE ST, hive now on hand and
are daily receiving from auction and private sales
large assortment Of Spring and Summer Goods, TO
which they respectfully invite the attention of their
customers and purchasers generally,
Super French, English s. American Broad CLOTHS
do Wool dyed black CASSIMERES
Doeskin do
French. English and American Fancy Cassimeres
4 Cold Mixed TWEEDS
New style French and English Linen DRILLINGS
do do Fancy :" Silk vTsrING 'A"""'0N'
do Plain black Satin do
do Marseilles do
Beached and Fancy SILK VELVETS
Silk Surges; SilecIas; Sewing Silk
Canvass, Padding and Thread.
LADIES' WEAR
Silks Alpacas, Bombaznes; Cashmeres
Mousin DE LANES; Vcnitlan Figures: French Lawns
W Wa BaIzarInes; Earston Ginshams
'''N' '''N ' LINEN GOODS.
6, & 10 and II quarter Linen Sheetings
Beached and brown Linen Table Cloths
Napkins; Bird eye Diaper
Russia and Huckaback do
do Sheetngs; Irish Linens
Brown Holland; Undressud do.
Linen Cambria Handkerclefs
and IA buff and brown French Linens
Burlaps and heavy Canvass.
PRINTS AND MUSLINS.
go cases new style Prints
- do Beached Muslins
90 bales I'D brown do
u do IS do do
IL do 81 do do
ID do "A, rs and "a Osnahurgs
Is do "a and Brown Dungs
Pententiary PIaids, Apron Check and Cotton Yarn.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
500 dozen assorted Cotton Hose
Ladies and Gents Kid, silk and Cotton Gloves.
SHkWLS! SHAWIS! SHAWLS!
Silk, Cashmere, Mouslin de Laine, Ihbt and Meri-
no, OF various styles.
VARIETY.
Patent Threads; Bultons Barrages;
Hat Grape; Silk Pocket Handkerchief;
Black and Fancy Silk Cravats; Spool Cotton; Tapes;
Pins; Goodyear's SuspcnderS; splendid embossed
Cloth Table Covers; splendid 49, Marseilles Conn-
terpanes, SC. (AR1 mis-
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CLOSING OFF VIM TER GOODS.
II EDWARD BIRD, No. III Baltimore
e5 q street, offer at reduced prices
Super Ribbon Bound Whitney Blankets
Low priced do
Super "a White Flannel
Rogers and other Patent DO; yellow and red do
Super wool black French and other fancy coid Cloths
Wool black and fancy Casslmeres
Mcrino, silk and Velvet Vcstinas
FOR LADIES DRESSES.
Extra rich French Cashmeres; low priced do
Afghan Sains; rich striped Silks
Silks for party dresses; black and blue black Silks
Taratan Musihs and fancy Goods, for party dresses
Super Apacas, Bombazines, sc.
LINEN GOODS.
lOi and l3d Bamesley Sheeting, extra quality and
cheap
Irish Linen; Long Lawn; Bird Eye Diaper
Huckback %; super crash
Linen Cambria and Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
ALSO-plai and Fancy CIoltimgs, with large
stock of Domestic Gnods-all of which will be sold
cheap close off stock. 0I9-Come and see the Bar
gains nj
j. EDWARD BIRD, No. III Baltimore st,
fl I'd door above South st.
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SRA FOR SALE-Two handsome dwellings
E=Egf on Park ST. near Madison, one ut S22UO the
EEaAt other at 5000; large House, with store and
'EA.<s-n dwelling Howard ST. Saratoga,S 1900;
Stoc with dwelling attached on Eutaw ST. opp 'sile
the Eutaw House, in fee, at 8 15N0, large dwelling
on HanOver-st Camden S2GnD; one in Snarp-St,
near the Wesley Chapel, S24U0; a beautiful large
dwelling East Pratt near Cough t. $2S00 in
n Cay. the Odd Fellows Hall, 1890, in fec;
in Broadway near Lombard ST, $500, in Brnad-
way near T.. Baltimore ST. 'SlO00; Store with Dwell
ing. the corner of Broadway and Lombard street,
$1,000; dwelling on the ". w. corner of L. Bati-
more st. ana Broadway, Sla0o; line large dwelling
on East Balti Gore-st. SijGU; handsome dwelling on
Cranky st. III ar Exeter, SllOO with de yard;
fine new dwelling on Mubeny-st near Clalsworth,
$1,000 in Monument st. 800 aud sSU0; in Aihc.
marle-st. near Fawn; in Bond st z. BatimOre;
III Caroline st. near T.. Baltimore; in Harrison ST..
at $780, three in Jefferson st. of them has store
they will be sold to pay II per clear also
| many others.
! G5-GROUND RENTS FOR SALE, at 6, and
| u per cent. Apply to
BENJAMIN BOND-0r
GEORGE GELBACH
Ma 40 Second npar tIp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

The Cincinnati Atlas invites attention TO
the following proposition of Mr.. A. RANDALL,
of that city to collect statistics of the American
press, which task he undertakes for public in
formation. and not with view TO any indi
vidual emolumeni;
In order to exhibit the strength of this prea,
lever ut individual elevation and national nd
rancemcnt. propose TO collect and publish
statement OF the number, names, editors.
publishers, character and condition of all the
periodical sheets that are issued daily, weekly.
monthly aud quarterly from the United States
Press. 10 this end, respectfully solicit the
and OF the Press, in publishing this Card, and
forwarding TO me one or more numbers of
their publications., with Gf agrecable) the az
gTegatc oil their patrons marked thereon in
figures; for which kindness each will receive
copy oi the general statement. 1t would also
greatly facilitate my object, if Editors would
publish in the number forw arcd To me, state.
tement oi the character, circulation and pros
poets oil their respective localities, embracing
the population and statistics, together with
the history and condition of their Press.
With suitable promptitudc on the part OF Ed
itors and Publishers, shall be- enabled TO is
sue the work after the LIST of January, 1876.
Direct 10 me, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A. RANDALL.
The Publishers Of Periodicals throughout
the United States, would confer favor by
giving the above one or more insertions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

FRONTIER ES.-Considerable
trouble is likely TO grow out of the unsettled
question: 81 the boundary line between Mis-
souri, and Iowa. 1t is time that this annoy
ing and veXatious question was brought 10 a
close. Ii is saying but little for the govern
ment OF the State of Missouri, that she does
not march squarcly up to the question and as.
sert at once, and i'll manner not TO be con-
troverted, her title. All her officers and CHI.
zens acknowledge her legal right TO the line
passing through the rapids of the river Dies
MONIES, and not the line passing through the
rapids OF the Mississipp; but she is bringing
herself, her authority and her citizens, into
contempt, by not asserting. in some emphatic
manner her rights. Iowa has undertaken tn
legsiate over the disputed territory. and so ef
iectually eniorces her legislation, that the Off
GERS oi Missouri dare not attempt To exercise
amy authority, without running the risk of
being incarcerated in the Pcnitentiary. Mis-.
sour should be ashamed Of the pusilanimous
course she has manifested throughout this
controversy.
The last Paris Mercury gives the following
paragraph of letter to- the editor, dated.
LANCASTER, Schuyler co., Oct. a, AS.
The Grand Jury of Davis county, Iowa
have found two true bills Of Indictment soainsl
our Sheriff, Jonathan Riggs, for extending the
authority OF this State over the disputed Ter
ritory. He is recognized to appear there for
trial at the next term of the District Court for
Davis county, Iowa. The penalty by the
Statutes oil Iowa, Is fine and Imprisonment in
the Penitentiary. st. Louis Republican.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

TO OUR READERS Among our advertise
menis published ihi- day The roadet will discover
ndJnon'l evidence Of the great value oi Wislar's
B,lsam of Wild cherry.
We alludc To the Testimonial Of John Wilmer. Esq.
IN reference To- The remarkable recovery Of Mrs
Winner inom an almost hopeless consumpuve disease.
The genuine WIs'ar's Bilsam Of Wild cherry is
wholly an ,nncccnt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rare med
cinal v'riurs-ah'l Is now prescribed by many Of
our mosI sk'llinl ihysiciars Persons prc,lispcsed
IL consumption have used i, with the happi, s, suc.
ccss. also iot bad coughs rehaiins from violent
colds II is n sire and speedy tcmcdy ard is now
used Ivy The NEST intelligent a,nil,cs al our country
Ptcc 81 per houlc For sale 10y CRUMBAC.
kER, Sole agent ur Wheeling. oct 81
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CANCER, SCROfULA AND GOiIRE-Am
pie experience has proved that no combination of
medicine has ever been efiicncions in remoying
,ne ehove diseases. ms DR. Jayne's Alternative. or
Lille fresefvaIise. Ii has effected cures rrnly as,
ohshinR, moi only Of Cancer, aud other dseose, ol
mat class. hni has removed HE most stnbhorn dis
eases oi Tie Skin, Swcllings. Dyspepsa. &c. So
ih's medicine enters INTO The circulation and end
""es u',e"ses wherever locaiod. II purfes the
blood nnd other ntids Of The body r. nos es os,ruc
ion IN tic pores Of the skins. aud reduces enlarge
mehis OF the glands ar bUncs II increases The nm.
p'iiic' removes headache and droo siness and IN
V'snf"'es me whole system and impans animation
10 The diseased aud dc hil:iaicd constitution There
IA no'hing superior 10 IL in the whole rnalcria medi.
ca Is perfectly safe nGd extremely pleasani and
has nvihing nl The Disgusting nausea accompanying
The idea of swallowing medicine
Prepared und sold al No 8 nth Third street.
Pbilad.lphh.
fgI sale by DR. J CRU MBACKER. l73 Main
81. Wheeling. Va. oc, o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

NEW LEATlIER,--Wc heard good story
related few days since. 1t ram thus: A
young man who had not s,cu much of the
world, and was rayiher unsophistica,cd. took
a notion To try for the hra,t and hand of a girl
sf his acquaintance. Thinking his suit would
be more successful, he came to town and pur
chased pair of bran new boots. These he
put on one Sunday evening, and FASTENED to
the abode oihis lady fair She, with others
OF the family, did not make much conversation
with the young suitor-aud moreover, did not
notice his new boots! By and by, after he had
placed his boots i'll every position hc despair
ed OF the prospect that they would Be made n
topic of converse, and with long drawn sigh
exclaimed. 4" You neednt think strange il you
smell nep ieafherr'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
1SABELLAu..G uEEN oFSpAIN .rh

ISABELLA IL. QUEEN OF SPAIN.-Tbis
young monarch was borne in 1880, succeeded
to the throne of Spain at the carly aye of three.
aud is now only fifteen years of age. She is
described as having an appearance not very
preposscssing. Her arms are immense. and
her bust redundantly developed She wad-
dies In her gait from excessive corpulcncy.
and her Fat, chubby face, after little exercise
beoames suifused with delicate bloom-the
result oil fatigue, occasioned by carrying about
so much flesh. Her appetite is said to be well
calculated TO keep up the fairness OF her frame.
She devours al "a meal, soup, an entire fowl
fish, pastry, followed by sweets and preserves,
oi which she is particularly fond Her man
ners are represented as being exceedingly child
lsh and common place. She has been very
badly brought up, and her education much
neglected. She writes and spells very badly.
md is, upon the whole, qualified TO be little
more than mere puppet in the hands of willy
priests and intriguing politicians And vet
many Of the crowned heads of Europe are like
10 get by the ears III their struggles TO secure
this child queen as the wife of their hopeful
sons. What a beautiful thing is royalty, and
what miserable beings are we poor republi-
cans that we have none of it,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
MORE Cures performed by DIR DUNcAN's

MORE CURES performed by DIR DUNCANS
REMEDY
DIR DuNcAS-Dear Sir-Yon may perhaps re-
member that consulted with you AT yonr offcc m
Cincinnati. IN June last. when 3ou elamincd my
lunes and informed mo that there wos d small cav.
i'y ioim'ng in the lobe OF my left ltfag with slight
nlc.a'icns. md advised me to take lew boiiles
Of The EXPECTORANT REM ny. which I
bought OF You Is toiiies). have used Of them.
aud feel rs well as ever did in my life. My
cough disappeared after using tho first bottle. the
path IN my breast also eh me, my strength :ncress.
cd aud also thy appetite. Tho medicine caused me
IN expeciorae large quantities Of foul natter alter
This was all htown np. felt relief once. rink
that the whole world should know something aboht
the good effects Of your 'EXPECTORANT REM.
EbY, for the removal Of The frat 81 mpioms leading
10 Con. sumption. Please iniorm me you think il
advisable Tor the To use the medicine any longer
Yhuts sruly. and ever grateful.
HORlCE BfNNS. Near Hamilton, O.
For snle by b g. Il b MARSH. Sole sgen,s fos
Wheeling. oct 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
FROM THE ARMY OLE ORSERy ALTON

~
We make the following extracts from a let
ter dated Corpus Christi, October 9th. to the
Mobile Tribune:
All the troops which have av,ivcd al ST.
Josephs Island have been transported ~ GEN
Taylor scncampmcnt. Til men are. g"ncral-
ly speaking. IN good health. and it would APP
pear that every thing military skill and cx-
pcricnce could suggest. has been rrsort,d 10 Nv
General Taylor 10 promote the comfort aud
safety oi the officers and men under his COM
mdnd. The number of soldiers now at the en-.
campmcnt. believe, Is rackoncd at upwarls
ot Tour thousand, which with the arrivals daily
looked Tor will give the place quite warlikc
appearance. The volunteers arr fast accus-
,oming themselves To- the discipline OF the re-
gular army, and the GencIdl expresses great
satisfaction at the ready obedience which they
Weld. We have no eApcctiun of an attack
IRON The MrNicans, yet every preparation lis
IN ,ie Ia meet any EN- 'rgeuCy that may occur
All the horses which have arrived on, from
the United States were in good condition, and
their appearance excited admiration in the
Mcxicsns, AZ they are far superior in size and
carriage to those oi their own country.
With the exception oi one spy company.
under the command of Col Bell, Texas has as
yet few soldiers at the encampmcnt. Capt.
HAYS spy company il OH duty. Thcs" two
companies are very efficient ones. the officers
and men composing them having had much
experience in the duty which they are rcquir-
cd 10 perform.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
BURNT RHUBARR IN, DIARRHGA. :,

1t may be useful oknow the value of burnt
rhubarb in diarrhGa. 1t has been used with
the same pleasing effects for more than TWEEN
" yedrS. After one or two doses the pains
quickly subside, and the bowels return to
their native state. The manner of preparing
it, is 10 burn rhubarb powder in an iron pot,
stirring it until it blackens; then smother il in
covered jar. 1t loses two thirds OF its weight
by mcincration. 1t is nearly tasteless. In
no case has il failed where given. 1t may be
given in port wine, milk aud water.
Meals Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
A TRIUMPH OF THE RIGHT SORT

Yesterday the experiment of carrying the wires
OF the electro magnetic telegraph across or
rather under, the East River, was made with
perfect success. The lead pipe through which
this communication is made weighs over six
thousand pounds, and was laid al the bottom
oil the river from steamboat employed for
the purpose, though not without great risk aud
labor. Ii is one continuous line more than
halt mile in length, without joint. Through
this extensive line of heavy pipe are four cop
per wires, completely insulated, so as to in
sure the transmission Of the electro magnetic
fluid. We understand that the various routes
North, West and East, have been delayed at
the intervening streams, for the purpose Of
learning the result of this experiment The
whole work has been effected under the SUI
pcrintendence of MIR. Samuel Colt. engineer,
and one Of the proprietors of the New York
and oifing Electro-M Magnetic Telegraph Line.
N i. Com. Hdp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

:. FOR SANTA FE.-The Independence
hhPosi'or OF the I1th inst. says: Capt Chas.
Bent, accompanied BY our American Consul
and Mr.. McMdhan, started on Thursday last
for Santa Fe, via Bent and st. Vrain's Fort
They anticipate wintering at the Fort. il pos.
ssible they can reach it before cold weather.
IL requires strong nerves and determination of
spiiit, to start upon such trip at this season
oil the year. The grass has almost dried up
ON the plains, and the white fros,s have al
ready apPeared-the bleak cold winds have
set In from the North, and winter hastens on
apace; yet here they arc--rcady to set out upon
trip OF thousands OF miles almost, willing
anxious to share the trouble incident to snch
jaunt. that they may in the end look back
upon the hazards Of the way, and catch en-.
Jo6ynenf from the very thought. Success be
theirs,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

LUMBER.-The late rise in the river has
brought with ii large arrivals OF lumber. The
amount already received and on the way, will
probably amount To- twelve million feet.
Shingles. in large quantities, have also came
forward in boats and RATS; aud almost every
boat arriving from above has its hurricane deck
filled with thcm.-Cin. atlas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

A singular eehbraiion took place on the
'th INST, at North Coventry, Conn. The
Church IN that town celebrated by religious
observances the One Kundreth Anniversary of
rs establishment, and the divine blessing ON
the occasion was invoked by the venerable
Dr. Mott, OF Franklin, now in the nine,v
second year Of his age. and the sirty fffh of his
.f his ministry. After the religious sermon
les we've over the company dined at the AGA.
denny, and al tlis head Of one of the tables the
IevefeDesasd venerable pairiach was placed.
!uIn,sn e. wassa pewter platter, once belong
ing to the Rev, S. Occum. tho dedicated I6.
dian preacher, and with napkin, made one
hundred and fifty years ago BY . lady oI Bos.
ton who has ben dead NOR ihss a century.
Much OF the table furniture was OF oe ,v-c,
such as the ancestors Of those prosen, usc,p
and cske was served from receipt used csn'
fury age, "bean pOmidge," favoIite dish q,
oiden time, not being forgotten After din.
ncr, the company adjourned. al dieu. that is :
vote was passed sdjousning the meeting ,e
the 9th day Of October, B9s5.