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sa -. LIEEIAGLIH,

MANUFACTURER of Coaches, Barouchcs, Friends
We Carry York Wagons, Pfa.tons. Bugges. &c.
Also, superior article of Coach Cabinet, and Japan
NARNIsH manufactured in Phadelpia, by whose
knowledge OF the art places him without rival War
ranted not to crack.
ALs0-Carrage Trimmings of every description, such
n aees Cloth, Silver Hub Bands, Door Handles, Lamps,
Lock and Hinges. Riggs &c; ali of which viii be fur
nshcd at the lowest Cash price Persons at distance
be accommodated b. dropping "a line the subscriber,
Main street opposite Mr. Broolns Hotel, Richmond. Ia.
juno II 1915. - in H.
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p y + +. T VI FUGE
DOCTOR M'LANE'S
Il r CAN WORM SPECIFIC,

Fomtty czpes Worms almost incredible number,
o subsantiate the above fact many hundreds
monals could be aduced, of which the following
selected, from individuals of standing and veracy. In
deed, is confidently affirmed that each trial tho
powers of this remedy will have additional tendency
widen and confirm its fame, and that if
sally known and dlused the United States, would
not less than many hundreds, if not thousands of
lives annually
CERr1,Ic,rfs-1 do certify that a vial eff Dr. MIanes
Amer Worm Specific expelled five hundred two
whole worms < pieces that would have sixty more
from boy Of John ewelling, which, if laid a straight
line, would haze most probably measured the
length of one hundred wards JOSH All JACKSON
Owner OF y ater Forge, and other w orks,
Monongalia county, Va.
isToNIsI;TSG-rEr TRrE.!-DR M'LAxE's AMERICAN
WORN srEctFlc-lhs : TO certify that bought fron
Holmes Il Kidd, Druggists of Fourth and Woo
gave about half the vial child of mine over
five years old and surprising relate she passed fully
three-forhs OF pint of worms, mostly alive,
which measured eight inches long. Her health is much
improved since that period. This freely make
public glt know that this valuable medicine
can b. procured in city.
ELIZA STEVENSON Pittsburgh,
This to certify, that the above correct,
and II amy doubts arise, the have preserved
in alcohol and may be by those who sccptica
JAMES HAMll-, W ashtngton Lock, near Goe
Bcale's Cotton Factory, Pittsburgh
Prepared FOR the Proprietor by Jonathan Kidd g. Co
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, No. CO. corner of
18th and Wood streets, Pittsburgh
n P-Bc particular to ask for Dr. N'Lane's American
W orln Specific. or Patent Fermifure.
-4Fcats %, M'L-oneS Pills ond sroy7n suecifc
Milton, Jesse Hiatt Cambridge City, F. Shorp; Ger
mantown John ID. off; Mechanicsburg Henry GettIe:
Centrevii". John +. Dunllan; White School house.
Thomas Ellis; Liberty, Cuev g. Bowers: BrownsyiIle
iraThiet; Richmond, Irwin Reed.
May 2eth, lo45. 22-sm
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RICH1IOE II d ANA

FE-O MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.-The
undcrS gled. having made arran LemCnfs with JONAS
CARR, "a of twenty years experience IN Machner
to suPcrntend their Machine shop prepared to fur
nIs all kinds of Machinery order at Cincinnati prices,
such asPichers, Cardnc Machines, Condensors. Power
Looms, Mapping Machines, Shearng Machines. Press
Stoves. &c. &c
j. We also building superior Thresling Machines,
which viii sell accommodating terms. We are
also possession of the various patterns of Ihreshng
Machines use and make any repairs required
Having i great variety Of MILL and other Patterns.
furnish CASTINGS CT every description. fair
terms. Aso--a variety Of Cooking Parior, Ten and
Seveu-Flate STOVES kept constantly hand; all of
which Will be warranted for J. months.
J. NJ. < J. II. HUTTON.
\. B. Hand Machines, fox the manufacture of Sewing
SILK, r1adc 10 order. j. NJ & j. II. II.
Spring Foundry, June II. ISIS 80 in 4 1.
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" MI AT!.E KEAL rs I-NIt FOR SALF-.-W 1T
be sold at private sale, the property Fifth street,
belonging the Estate OF DR. Morris Lancaster, dec d.,
consisting of LOTS substantially enclosed and i'm
proved by large BRICK DIV Filling HOUSE, con-
structed Of the best materials, and finished in every part
III the neaest and most approved style: well of good
the kitchen; large Cisern for rain
the door, together with buildugstiI the best
der. Aso-about thirty Fruit Trees, consisting of p
PIE. Pear, Peach and Cherry, Of the choicest selection
The situation Is elevated and airy, commanding fine
prospect portion of the surrounding counfry Of
the desirable locations for residence the city Of
Richmond. For Information. enquire Of
WILLIAM r. FOULkE, Administrator.
Richmond, May II, 1915. 29u
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And At the 1reasurers Office in Centre-ille thereafter.
unit! the first day of lst mo, January next
PAYMENT should be made within the tiie specified, in
order avoid the penalties of the law; and much
arises TO all concerned, from delay
ing until the latest time Of payment 1t is rffy de-
sFabie, that those who do should settle early
The amount of interest will be al
lowed Scrip in the earliest payments. that can lie IN
the latest
ROAD RECEIPTS from the Supervisors work
the the Road Tax charged, should be
ed a the time Of settlement.
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OF COLUMBTS. ONO.
RESIDENT SURGEON AND AIEITAEiCtL
DENTIST.

W OJLD inform the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this
ana the surrounding and country that
lie has Richmond his permanent residence ua1 Is
now prepared all or1er~ III the line OF his proes
sion at the shortest notice. ana LATEST MOST AP-
PROVED PRINCIPLES.
TEETH from TO fall set inserted on GOLD PLATE
upon tie principle Of ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE
Having all the important inventions IN the ;Ff OF
adapting the Plate the Gums which enables iIl 70
warrant Plate all the purposes n
rnscaon and point OF durability, neatless OF lit.
and elegance finish, equal, superior, TO any
Their manufacture.
EMBOSSED NERVES destroyed 1~fhoat pr:n. by 4
snglc applications. Diseases the teeth Teeth
filled, almost every Instance. without PAM clelised and
set pivots and WARRANTED PERMANENT
The best Of reference can be given. If desired.
CHARGES - moderate that Dental operations are
placed with the means of every person.
The Public invited to call anu examine specimens
his Office
frroFFiCE on Pearl street. opposite Benz strattan ;
Store
Richmond Dc Cth 1911. 50:
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THE BEST, and CHEAPEST,
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Nd A Il ID
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EVER RLIsH ED.

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T @ r Is ! 5

r EXPECT 0 attend in tie several Townships in this
z County for the purpose Of receiving The IAAf for
the preset. year, the following days, to-'.it:
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STATE CENSUS FOR lsli.
A,,J;,or,s Office, August 25th, lS4J.

,ors of Sc ntinel-The following is list OF the white
Il inhabitants over the age OF twenty-one years. IN
this State, so far as returns nave
sn .cs;ved at this office. The Auditors Of Benton,
p..,.orn and Deka alb have failed to make returns
HORATIO J. HARRIS, Aud. State
rrWe have added a separate column, the vote given
- cannfv in Is41.-Eds Sen.
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nj ACHINES.

VTNIIE subscriber wishes to exchange either Travel
IL Ter Stationary Machine for cash and lumber
will take the most in umber-is also making Clover Hull
ers to exchange for cash and produce. Shop Main
street near L. Burk's Livery Stable
Also, large. strong work horse which will be
changed for lumber, good terms.
f. w ROBINSON.
Richmond. Sept 10. lS45 37-tf
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LASTS AND PEGS.

4 IL SIZES of LASTS, manufactured at DAYTON,
Quo, for sale by the subscriber. Also, assorted
Nos quality of PsGs for sale at the .Saddliy,
Shoe Finding and Leather Store of
:. +. FLETCHER,
Richmond, Ia. Corner OF Main and 'front.' street.
Sth mo- 9th 1915, 35tf
YEvTIE MORAL. ALMANAC, FOR TIE YEAR
4 l-iG for SALE 10y the single COPY. dozen or gross
at In, BOOK STORE.
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Mem and BOYS ESrOSaias.

4 LARGE assortment of Men & Bows kIr BRoG ANS;
a also, a supply of Mems BOOTS and SHIPPERS,
lust received from the manufacturers, and for sale
LOWER PRICES before offered this market by
A. &. BLANCHARD & CO.
edmond, August 9th, 1915 3o6w
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You II give 10 the voice of
reason, and use REMEDY in time, which
has cured and prolonged the lives of thousands.
Let il he borne mind that this MEDICINE is
DOCTOR DUNCAN'S EXPECTCRANT REMEDY;
preparation entirely of vegetable extracts, expressly
prepared loosen the morbid humors and weed
that accommodates in the air passages and finally
fastcn the lungs. The medicine all this bo
thrown up by eypectoJufion
1t is only by the Of the expectorant organs that
the seat the of disease be eradcated from
the system. The ENpectorant Remedy offered o YOU is
found by Physicians generally and by those who have
fully tested its virtues 10 be the only safe medicine that
Will completely perform this grand object.
Careful. that
trifling dangerous
medicine paltned
upon You by those who
Agents, in place of DR. Duncun's
Expcctorant Remedy. BE NOT persua-
ded to take their vile mixtures, if wish
TO your life. Principal office for the United
States, for the sale of Dr. Dnncans Expectorant
Remedy, is at No. 10, North sth street, Philadelphia
IL Ask for DR. Duncans Expectorant Remedy, and b
obtain H.
SoI4 IN Richmond, Ia. at the BOOK STORE.
June II. lsi5. 2Itf
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NIssOLITION.- -The co-partnership heretofore ex-
, isting between Samuel W Forsha & George VIII
SON under the firm Of Forsha & Wilson is this day DIS
BY and all debts dine said hrIn
payable Geog &c ilson and persons having claims
gains: sand firm, will present them 10 said Wilson for pay
"A MI FL w fokSf1i,
GEORGE WILSON.
Richmond, Aug. Goth, 1915.
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LADIES SHOES AHD s-L.-7-9-2-lS3
600 PRS, just received from the manufacturers IN
sJSESI Boston and New " rk, and for sale prices
VARYING from % cents LOO Also, large assort
Of Children and Youths Shoes and BfogdnS, at
very low prices, by
A. c. BLANCHARD & co.
Richmond August 2ith, Isis. 3o:6w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02
seu-York Legislature.

:. sryIrE. on motion OF Mr Bockee, he
Ii 70 renew and extend the charter oil 'ne an
o.s on Atlantic Steam Navigation Company -. 80
.s,rsd 10 select committee TO report hlI IN
S. Jot, reported in favor OF the AsselllpR III W.,
ss,,,nd the jurisdiction OF the Juese .. ~, u,b
S,rcuI; IN hearing non-enumeratee n'G, 9,na .I.o
Ssa,sndnenis Ordered 10 tniIo redolns t
= fsyor of the bill TO amend the Revised Ia
I, rslatisn 10 replieaiions TO pleas 9l 49,.
.sarg.s Reports were presented, py WI. etao,a ~en
fsyor Of the bill to improve the Couts o ooI5,.
!.on - pleas 10 reduce the expenses theleol. PY
w. Clark bill 10 repeal the several scls IN leie-
~, M ,b- safe Hospital in the City OF New OK
nH,Jsred HDti 10 third reading The reports OF com
s,;,,aes having been gone throsgh win, 'he chali
ln,.r,o,oced the special order OF the day, being The
Wa1t5ern Ralirsad bill a discussion here arose,
-, yi,hout taking question the committee rose
I'd yeoor,ed. 2 the railroad bills were MADE
eeascisI order for Tomorrow. The Senate then
TOOK recess ,, ,h.
In the House, on motion OF Mr. Brooks, the
csna,- bill 10 reduce town and county expenses
,s.s made special order for tomorrow morning;
Mr. Hine reported bill ON the same suojecl, aii'i
!, had Ike reference A great numoet OF Pfl'dIe
bdi. VyeIe considered, after whch me oii IN roq
hau N Nh, enumeration Of The Inhabitants o ue
Stats had It's third reading. After some oeod'e,
~, Ycung ,noyed 10 amend so that MarshaS
.hopjd ONLY o- appointed for each ELECTION DIS
,.;,, ,,y,s.d nT tacf SCHOOL District lhls prop
oI;,;,n ,,.ss d,bated by Messfs Russell, l.. II;
p-c,,n Rsv;os and T K. Lee. Mr BevIns moved
~, ,Ss,c be Marshal appointed IN each torn or
,rnrd Wi,hont taking any question, the House
took >
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02
MARRIED:

Al Hartford Conn on Tuesday the 29th April by the
RI Rev Bishop R-ownel, SAMUEL MCLEAN. of New
York, 10 CHARLOTTE, daughter OF Charles Chapman,
Esq. of Hartford.
on the even ng Of The 5Oh uli by the Rev. Dr. Spring
Mr.. SAMUEL Nj. MEEKER 10 JANE ELlZABETH,
daughter OF Amherst Wight, ESl. al OF this city.
On the 2ath us by Rev. y. Bangs, Samuel e. Smith &c
Christina Z. NeiScr.
AT Brooklyn 9th ult. Oliver Covert 10 Anna Lloyd.
Al Albany, 99th EucrIe kisSlm 90 Louisa NJ Phelps.
At Rochester, 18th. l.. Thsyer Chadwick 10 Cecilia B.
Car:eid; 24tc Israel Y. Frink Haire, Z. Lambert
Al Kingston y. Y. 25;h Philip DenageT, il. 10 Caha-
r!ne :. Cooper.
AT Syracuse. 23sd, Washington Smith Eliza -Aln
Green.
Caroline Holt, OF CoepeIStown. y. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02
Markets. cera.4ly reDer,ed Tor Tas T-issn..

ASHES market Is established i; lower for
both descriptions wiki a;r demand. The sales OF Pots
800 TO 400 bbls s. s7 and 80 bos rearls S; 81
uew b.ilS. The supply Is iA.r
CorToN.--Thc market has been inactive Today, and
the sales reach only 500 bales There change
in prices bu, the market is. Any hirs easier the
BUYER Freich,s continue Dull 4; i:-thlng
FLOUR AND MEAL.-There is = uotera;ely GOD &C.
snd to-day for Flour and the suTppy not large, there
beng boats in o-say- TIE Hgxry fos The East con-
.inues fair quote GeneSeO 81 SO 81 62i, wi
grades p!en:y and rather heavy. We quote WcsferR
scratched IS s7i rus uidGlinss % s7s mid
dngs IS so; SHIP >s seto So inclui.rg Southern.
New El0U- duh, aSd COMMON brands 50 slowly
At 81 So Sales 200 &c 500 bols Fancy brands 75.
Sour Eour So 50, without much doing The
holders OF continue aTn. AID Ecs rather lend
ward Richmond Country Is beld =, S. Georgetown,
Alexardris &c 81 ~. Hvantywine 81 s.: Rye Flour
Es 50 Oti With sales Je-sey Meal : s. 81 50
Rrsr,vvins is 81 ISL; khts Sll 50. Bag MeA is q
100 cents. sales Western ship SUITS ~ 9i a To-
GRAIN.-The parcel OF Wheat via Sew-orlesrs is H.
sold The asking price lo9 cents Rye less plenty.
and the market no,n1y FINER. but hea- Of ssies
Ne sales Of Barley The nominal price : 70 Sc Corn
is very dull Yo- southern s5c IS asked snt sc Of
iered by The 6suliers. Oats = &c. and dull Saes
small lo OF White Peas !; $. &c. cl,h.
wHISSY.-The buyers offer :3c for good oss, bat We
hcA. few ssies Drudge Is 2Sc with moderate IN
quiTr.
NAVAL SToRES.-Sales I00O bsis Sewberu Turper-
tins were made S3 a5 which The market Is s-e.ty
SPIRITS are 10 Slc, with ialr demand.
SEEDS-The net Clover has been nearly al p!ckee
rp and hoiteTN ask higher prices We Q-o;e c. s.,
ana prime free S. with but little doing Rough Fax
is nortnsIIy S. hear OF 10 sales The exports OF
Glover Seed Sizcs Is1 January have been 1867 'cs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02
Appointments by the Governor.

Eg and lTg1 Dse oati5e and e-Nteni q NJ SeNdss.
Essex co-olver Keese ID Notary Public, vice Samuel
c. Beach.
FEAxKLrx-Joseph K. Flanders Examiner in ChanceTy.
vice Jonathan Wallace.
RrsssELlEz-John Norton, Inspector of Green Hides
and Skins ,e appt Henry =. Tracy. Inspector Of Sole
Leather re-appt Alonzo D. Wallace and Chauncey Ives
Inspector Of Beef and Pork, re-ap:.
Ktxcs-Jacob Rapeje Comm L. s. Moneys. vice James
Do Revoice neglected 10 qualify. Nicholas stIiweJudse
vice Garrit L. MaTteusc Benjamin Meeker Inspector o.;
Lumber. re-appt. Sidney C. HeTbert, William A Lhon-
son E1fs Casre,t and jeremiah Voorhees, Com Of Deeds
for the City Of Brooklyn appts. George c. Reynolds
Holmes Murphy and James II. Paterson Com OF DEEDS
for said City vice Gilbert Reid Jr Felix oNeii ana VIII
liam Harper.
lockwood Judge. vice Era Lock-
wood Henry S;rang, Inspector Of Beef and Pork vice
Gilbert Strang Joseph Strans and Elisha CTawioro'
Commissioners L. 5. Moneys. re-appts.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02
DIED,

Yesterday, in the l0;h year OF her age, MARGARET.
2na daughter Q; Morgan and Mary Mor-ar>-
Tn, frcuds OF the i.niy are requested attend the
funeral (th,s) Friday afternoon: al O'clock from Ne 81
Henry s:rcet.
NAV l. Johanna wife OF Frederick Z. Richard, 81.
April 80 VIM IL Archer, 2s jobs W. g; the late
John H. Miller.
A, Rrookyn SOth julia, wife OF Isaac LawrSuee, 81.
Al Iron1eQuoi;, Monroe CO. 9Th. NATHANIEL CtN-
MINt;S - Revolutionary soldier.
Al tallahassee. Fl4. ih NJ. John NJ Seover. -, tor
raerly OF AuoaFn, y. y.
\, Irsselv,e, Ky. l;a ult hadde1s Benedict: OF sy-
raclse, y. y. "a
Al syracuse. 80. ul: James Henry, 81
~ Baltimore 24th ul;. CHRISTIAN LAMBERT, 81, s
a. Kinssten a,tn al, John NJ. Van Ks.Een. 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02

ARREST OF CouSrEaFErTTzs lean from
she Spnngville, Ere Co Express, that on Wed
vicinity of thai village, John L. Clark, Lorn Bid
well and Henry Horton, on charge ct counter
feiting Inc silver coin OF the United States The
same afternoon the prisoners had ea examination,
and upon evidence then adduced. were fully COM
nltted. Two setia OF dies for counterteiting nall
dollars together with other Implements for sInelt-
ing, &c, also unfinished coin, were found IN BID
wells house. Il was TIED, on ths part OF The pTls
oners, 10 iuplicete some OF the witnesses ;estyps
against them, as accom2Icss. The prisoners are
NOW In isil In Raff.ln
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02
spRR1lc,s REsroRAr1,E cORpIAL.

e. Tn, pleas.a; medicine nereE'iaiinS Tem-dy ioT
nsepsis and Nervous Affections Il certain cure Tor
Sick and Nervous Headacs and eSeeeE' OF
Co,,yepess and Low sp,n,s Il eorec,s morbid OF
m. hillary organs and very ecaeious relieving FIaa'
,srcy Chocs aad simil. complaints Of the S;omseh and
Bowels lseedily promote, ,hr Of strength AID &C
,yi,y in all Of Debility heehy aPsii'e
h. this greatest Of blessings deficient, and natural
consequence gives and vigos 10 ;be whole system
S,Id At wholesale aud retail, by A b s d SANDS, y
Fu,tons,e, also 2s Broadway, and u Ess; Broadway
s,Is ,l.o by RUSHTON x co. lIo Brosdway, 10 As,o.
poa.s and Broadway corner OF Fourteslths as !ied
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02
c,r,, rro,n Wolf River to Memphis

By - of the Board Of Mlyor snd Aldermen of the Town
Of Netnphs Tennessee Do hsb advyft'se for Proiosa
;s II feyrr Miles. sad Canal Will o. laid cut IN
c, Of De ms each and sealed ptoPosals for It's con-
.,, viii b. -c-yri until e goth DAY OF july reIt the
, IN h sil for ia the BoHds Of the to=Ioraten having
w-pf, Y-aTs 70 rua with lEFest g4b- siaIanauauT a.
Philadelphia ,h., - . ~, 80
-.sd n rr cent FOR Lh- i1t four years. aad
so,, SuEt 10 a5oui twenty-five rs Cce) Thousand Gol4rs
year. . -. 80
IN. H. ound s-n all the Information desired VII Be fur
Is n,sf,I !. }. FINLEY
Memphis 5ih AfTll, iS'' '-i'-1 u -'ieli"t' ir-H-
I'LL I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02
NJ .,nn,nc,s Patent Lace or Pody

BEACE-s Instrument IS de>:ze ed 70 Essye dysis:ss,
w-skress si Paia II e srHss e. s0h-ts "a 's st9
Of Slood .lrtl;iou af te hsl- wskssss OF - mrs AID
ls.e-r, t one shoulder. partcglaliy chIitsa ard
yoga .t-s .so l,lai tsbsiiiy aud Aea=ss Q! .oie--
s-,--< ti-fss S,nieEtS and stess k-sp The beG;
r md mach immediate esEcft from i of-r-
e:-S b. I-yyz :,e whole pale ol orsaEs which have d.
. frr- muscular yeskneSsl and 1ssgsiGia. ;h-H
- "a E(fing trUbiliry Dr. y Consulted l; -
gro,r -. su--ss few E=-ks, between Il A NJ and
f-rD.yx ATTENDANCE Ladiss ifu-n II A. "
10 NJ CITY lEd Couzt;J Ply scans lui Druggists are
invited 20 call aad may X sp7tie by applying AZ the ab-Ts
AZ zr.nge<ni re-f. - raac-- mis- cn-ois
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02

To Teachers and Learners Of the German In n
LANGUAGE.-Jus, published. A fHRaSE-booA IN
ENGLISH AND GERMAN, with literal translation o.
the German into English. Together with eonp'e'e
explanation OF the sounds snd the acceniuasion OF Inc
German. by Mcritz ErtheIle- Teacher OF The German
language IN the City Of New-YoEk. (for Schools snc
Private Learners Price, IS cents The usual discounts
10 Agents and Booksellers For sale by ZIEska q CO.
Philadelphia; the Office OF the Des.cae sehnsiosf New
York. Orders may be addressed TO
GREELEY g. MeELRATH. Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-02

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VI WHOLESALE PRICES. By J. T. w1LLISToN.
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