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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-09-02
THE BIRcHEN CANOE.
BY II. r. scHooLcRAFT.


Tn the rigon flakes, where the blue waters sleep,
NV beautiful fabric was built;
Light eedars supported its weight on the deep,
And its sides with the sunbeams were gilt.
The bright eafy bark Of the betula tree,
flexible sheathing provides,
And the frs thready drew the parts to agree,
And bound down its high swelling sides.
No compass or gravel was used on the bark,
No art but the simplest degree,
But the structure was finished and trim to remark,
And as light as syph ere could be.
Its rim is with tender young roots woven round
Like pattern Of wicker-work rare,
And 1t glides o'er the waves with as lightsome q
bound,
AS basket suspended in air.
The heavens in brightness and glory below,
Were reflected quite plain to the view,
And it moved like swan, with as lightsome a
show,
NV beautiful birchen canoe!
The trees on the shore as glided along,
Seemed moving contrary way,
And nv yoyagers lightened their toll with song,
That caused every heart to be gay.
And still as foated by rock and by shell,
NY bark raised a murmur aloud,
And it danced Oil the waves as they rose and they
fell,
Like fay on a bright summer cloud.
thought, as passed DER the liquid expanse,
With landscape in smiling array,
How blest should be, if my life could advance
Thus tranquil and sweetly away.
The skies were serene--not cloud was in sight,
Not an angry surge beat on the shore,
And l gazed on the waters and then on the light,
Till my vision could bear it no more.
Oh long shall think of those silver-brght lakes,
And the scenes they revealed to my view,
My friends, ,and the wishes formed for their sakes,
And my bright yellow birchen canoe!
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SONG M IA
NVNW M. IT.
Am The Einr Old Enullkh Ii

AR" The Fine Old Euel.h Gentleman
III sing prime Yankee song, made III aikee
Ola fine old Yankee gentleman who'd got bald old ?ate;
And who would the before got too late
Blu, used all of u>t-s. s,u very rate,
Like fac old Nanke- gentleman &c.
This FIVE old man loved by all ryverenced 10y e far.
But, alas he could not boast Of wearing hS natural hNir
But forced 20 anasN al which all men did stare
For his features all were noble aud his mad was GOOD not
rare. Ia fac old Yankee gentleman. Nc.
Al ler: this good old told straight of and
Three shilling. for bottle Of Ioness lic Restorative
Which, though the hair had long heeH dead iwoud force
And grow dark. soft and beautiful Ike apI,nt OLIVE
Ga this iae old Y ankve gentleman sc
lie used bu, two smah bottles. aud his hair grew dark and
lorg.
No .ndT filled the scalr for the healthy.
Aud he SAYS he's found M gh, though he often tried
Aud that jones' Hair Restorative all that's stated this
song. OF hne old Yankee gentleman. &c.
~ t. make the hair grow 20 stGp it falling of 10 cure
the Scurt dAnduH aud to make light red sey hair
osusliv ine dark and beautiful dress haiG rough dry
bad HAIR uoihipg has been uNrOted econoinea
beautiful SO inisiihe much admired ones Hair
R.,ors,,ve Even dressing the HAIR II CHEAPER than
the comaon trash called Hair Obs ronades &c Sold, rrce
or shlucs bottle. the sign oi The Amenes Eagle,
ha,ham .tr 3.3 Broadway or 9 tulton-st Brooklyn.
STATE .t.et Boston Ledger Buildings, Phiisd-phis
u1yi
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WV. A. BOOTH.
ASHLAND. April7 ia

ASHLAND, April !. is45.
Dsa- Sir: Our mutual friend Mr. Mitchell Of Frankfort
several publications under In regard 10 the
fortunate controversy which has arisen Methodist
Episcopal church Of the United States all of which have
stentvey perused You desire expression Of my ooin
lon certain inquiries communicated In your letter.
hsve long entertained for that church sentiments OF pro-
fund and regard snd have the happiness OF num-
br among It's members, of the best ffieAds have
p the world will add with great truth, that have wit
pesed with much satisfaction the fourslng condition Of
tie church, and the good and wisdom which have
generdv terzed the administration Of its affairs
as have observed IL.
II therefore with the deepest regret that heard, in
h- ur,e Of the past year. the danger Of division Of
e church. IN consequence Of difference Of opinion exist,
ag on the and unhappy subject OF slavery. d.
Vision cause. would Re event greatly be
cepored account Of the church itself its po
cal dency Indeed scarcely public occurrence has
haopeTed, for long Ue that gave much real con-
Germ ard an The enaced separation Of the church.
line. throwing al the free States side and all the
dave States the other.
will not that such separation would necessarily
rouce dissolution Of the political union OF these States
but the example would be fraught with imminent, danger
and operation with other unfortunately exist
Ing is tendency the stability Of acy would
be periOns aud alarming.
Entertaining these views. II would afford me the CHEST
sss>cton 10 hear of adjustment of the
Iecnaion between the opposing parties In the church.
aid The preservation Of its unity.
limit yself to the political aspect OF the subject with
ont expressing any opiron either Of the plans OF
eoGd not do without exposing myself to Improper mpu
a fnns.
With hopes and wishes that some arrangement
Of the difficulty be devised and agreed upon which
SHALL preserve the church In union and harmony.
au1, respectfully. your obedient servant, II. CLAY
w A
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HEALrE OF TIE CrTrIt apparz from the repor;of the
City Inspector that the number CT deaths in the City and
County OF SewYork for the week ending NAY 81, was
l76, OF whom 40 men. i4 women 81 bow. and ~
gi,si-2 died Of absc.,i. appls1y, bleeding burned,
casualties 80 consumption, 20 convls.cns Group con-
sestion of nng, debility, dropsy dropsy II the head
drowned, adysentery. ery.ipelss. ieTer oongesre
fever puerpera fever :eaitten fever scarlet fe-er
typhoid fever, disease Of the heart hopping cough
hydropho5ia, Inflammation Of BRAIN inflammation Of
bowels, inf .rna,ou Of chest II inflammation q rny.
Inflammation OF stomach, inflammation Of throat, IN
Examination of llve., Jsuntce, measles,
old age. peu-isy, rheumatism. rupture, scro:uls Il
small pox sprUe, SUICIDE, ulcers, vasoioid 57we-e
under one year Of age; between TO . 10; 10 s. o.:
10 TO- 10; 10 to 90 20 to 3d. % 80 to 30, 81 10 te 80
II 50 to COS; 60 20 90 A. 20 SO. so 10 60 50
70 lo 1873 natives Of the United States % Of
Ireland. OF England. Of scotland. Of Germany OF
British Possessions were from Bellevue Hospital from
the City Hospital. from Small Pox Hospital from Black
wells Island from Luna,ic Asy lu1n 3 from l. l. Far-n,
from Colored Home. 9 coored 5er,oss
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JOHN c. M0RRIS0N'S
CARD
TO THE FARMERS OF THE UNITED STATES.
GUANO MANURE.
TO FARMERS: MARKET GARDENERS AND
Nr-p.rpSNFS

NURSERYNES
The introduction Of the newly discovered manure Gu Aso
INTO the United rom South America ard iAs Afrcn
Cost promises be OF bene; 70 the Farmers OF this
country.
F-on NUMEROUS .m-nrs mad England and the mi
ted S;st-. II pos-s the following great advAn-
t1r-s compared with other manure
chsarnr., .acr.a,e IN saa;y and quality Of crops aud
rpraiGc them rIrrr.
Ssyins Of labor ia applying thu soil hundred
pound, Of GHsro hiyr. proved N some ns TO
III, sad ia tons 6 bsyard Tbs last fact must
awaken tie stfrn;ioG oil Farmer. TO us rsla,
10. solicitation msuy who have "'ite 70 Inc sub
Der h- atclp ard Farmers general announcer,
TINT he ., jnsi received and Offers for sale a- small
quAutirs 100 tons Peruvian and African
t.unno inipl dir, Of - Rlrst and ufrHt 90 ty
TINS r4aEf- /, highly rrtilizin: Tor al descriptions OF
crops 70. Gram u all kind, Wh-ai Rye Oats Barley
81 srsSs crops improving both quantity; anu ~ iIt and
ruirs toe seed early Corn. Potatoes. t-fden Ersrt2-
hl-s Pra. Bssn Pumpkins Ctbb1srs rrutr RafisheS,
Cucnrab<I Tomsroes Melons Gar INES; Pant. aud
Flos-fs II sup-rlr all other n,eues aa brinsS P-
due forr. from -.ks -srii-f his - rta;
cau.id-r4u5G Every Farmer aud Market H-;ref shoHld
Try t.
too careful OF spurious article II may br as-d -itsr Tn
crop has ben Planted and Sold "a nfn-s = small
nv rounds NJ ans uuml Of io2s rin 3oNs contain
ny full directions how It. SAris lor ensc'cfs ~
JOHN e. MORRISON. it6 and lSs !ff-vn"ich s.
between Y-Sey md Fulton eHf w ssnlH si9u rn,5set
- Cheap Dealer IN lirrc-res- sss Oili rants D usi
pyc siufs Chemicals, Articles for A.aai4etaivf' * &e
ma
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an.ic :sa-e. tas-e VII D. SONS sa-ors ca,1airie.
a-cag tie ve--eis which British p,rs = u--sA
N 'naers and fortnight before The 1suAi TINE.
Th=-e ye; OF 2relso-aiiOa n ;h> X rcc,i-
u1arksi nor anr o1ys-s from the Ue7e- Province cnaSe
f9e1:y iasre merchants src;io=s. -xc=u Gr
po- under IN recent d.avhsck bill oesn
=:sw 81 Jennings sle:to1 roo-ls TO-DAY and -
with view ale nsxt week &c: tier
here 1e. Great ouscrsc.oas- some II believed -u--
pGstT h4va occur-e. ihe iro' tee Customs aaGe
<oAus ms sale Fii 5e looked - with some cu-ilsy
beir- the a-st Of - kind.
The wste a. let no me Lach.He Canal Yesie-1.y
;ba extensive is.p5rts u-y oe specify !sc,e- Two
s;el propeers came down yesterday, Nth Hour AND
Pro sisions !; Is dic: &c how any profitable make;
can f=Eac for ire * - hun;-, t55uSa tres
q Floar Csaz i prepared Enless ch
tskes p.ce IN the Birth r1-kst -Four qln.ed here
2s 10 business doue. Il PORK the market -n 4:
s2: IN Beef Pri-ae and !fce Mess qsoie1 al $ and
50, RESPECTIVELY considerable qEanti;e. all
AErir- tAy, these quotations VII be A-;e-e's
BcErAro Mzy ;. iS&S.-Eizht ;hnzslnt bushels Mich
sau CITY WhsE: II al, sod TINS mlrinS g
ard 500 bushels ChctSo Wheat n sore brog-at "a
The cargo Of the 10 Ward. 5000 bushels Chicago, gcs IN
-1ore, the hoi refsisS sci the rce> offered
There demand ,cr Com fo- shiausnt 81. c;s 20
Fin. Mails AKRON Flour. fancy brand. sod -
900 FeEice Mills taksa az Sis. aud ano hrs T. l.
Allen brand Akrsr. brought :; 2i 100 bals Cieve
land City Mails s5d 81. and b5s Gee straight brand
Ohio brought g.
RocHEsrEz. May 3-we hear u . sale OF J % bsis Of
Flour, Raavia NILS =; 81 =, delivered here. I;
purchased understand, by John Allen. Cheese about
: tons. sold a. :. There J. Ht:lc demand Tor
Flour: wholesale price nontnAIly Il. Ext-- Geres-e,
300 b5ls taken Yesterday &c also $50 20 common
brand. 4; %. This shows advance from former prices
Wheat bought from wagon yes;et1ay 93i cts
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The Methodist CONFERENCE.-THE Clay.
From the Somerylile (Tenn) Reporter.
soNZryutr AprtI 1886

p.~. Edt1rs: Il Is known to those acquainted with
M oar, have acted in the controversy now sg,stinS the
Sshoils: Churca that tho main ground OF opposition
he Uuion.
hare argued this point In article devoted exclusive
r. % IFS consideration determined, however previous
"a tie publication % this article procure the opinions Of
@ leaders, Of the two grea, political parties To this end
addressed Mr Polk aud Mr. Clay the following questions
.wil the division OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
Ito separate organizations slavery being the cause
div,o and the dividing line) be likely 10 affect the
Evil connection between the Sxvehodlns and the
sayeholding States
49, viii il strengthen weaken the bonds OF their
rnon ?"
Mr Polk has not answered but it will be BY The
..ru,a Of he following letter. tina. my views are endorsed
< The gre., namc of Henry Clay. VIII Mebots, minis
.srs Southern Methodist editors, cali the sage OF Ash
Ind too yoan9"2
Respectfully, VIZ. A. BOOTH.
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:, gsv-L.,. sale. 5: s5a6 I cents.
co--,sDoussuoe OF {. Livingston & Co.
MONTREAL NAV 70. is4

MONTREAL MAY q, ieT9
wssre Sill ve1 dull here business not havIns IS YET
commenced On Tnescay. We experiences sA' "a -
-rsi sbou, hs-pasi tour oclecS IN he afternoon AAe
49, ,lt principally in the suourss- tie ecEcssion s1E
mont second and sufficiently suo9s 10 cause heIsS'
s.ns:hly ard throw down heavy afices "i lini-
" rn <h,k was was i.lt IN several o;hsr places g.
s time ~ Coste s. Pan near thts cry: VS.
,,,,cs more severe Aat continued half minute Il wa.
AZ Wrisu Henr,, forty I'VE miles distant
S's0 GODS e were brown cswu rom sleeves
,ro 10 va learned the arrival OF the Great Britain
s.nn =, Oaepec with general esTso Tbs YES
sei whether her SAILING eGai'uss o. :. - Ics
seen ice trs; 70 arrive OF the spring hee' os M
10" ..s.or she IS hours fast II TIE zee, Aae
ron, ;hs accounts OF ice IN TIE SoH Ai " $50
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Err c,sr OF the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen o. @
# yrmphs Ieauessee DO hsr.hy advertise ioi ls,s
o. ,,nc; CNn,l from Wolf River 20 The CITY Of enaLs
20 al Eleven Niles. Said CsaAl will b lald oa "a
tcIoa Of mile e.s ,a ,saFS a sS II Jay next, hc
@ 10 h. raid r Ia the Bonds Of the CorpoTaen hI.aI
I.rnfy ears 10 rus with resi- payable s'tn -
Of deb sSd has m fsai ya and
rcesseu t,ut ~ t2eeo) thousand e0liaIS
20 contra ct ATe invited to come snd s1sm
ons"s rhsa all he information de,Isf NJ III g 'a
nished . -, ,-,s Mayo. O: Memphis. Tenn
.2f tJy2Q
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IRST.

4 GIRL. FIVE. YEAR> OLD. ENiELN.. ths d,ush-
n Of s.rhen Duitog Pastor Of Z'oa Barss; hereh
u M; ard Greenwich strr the Battery.
about o'clock She we'll grown for her she not
Ar YER III 4,a sr mIgh, b- aksa fT dark complexion
WIKI. child Had gu rcd calico trsck and punk apron,
h- drawers w;h tap ir'EuEsh 81 on her mthees hat,
sb, color with Yellow rh5au -he well when she
left ANY ersou sV- information Of her shall y awarded
ns f-s. STEFHEN DUTTON.
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SAfDss SARssPSHfLLA in winter the pores becorn.
closstd with diPos- alter which fact suppressed tr
spatlon and as Sfia. medicine for opening these ercr.,
avenues We Know OF nOing surefio SaaGss Ssrso
MIA By rs Influence The circut.n sends rvre
stream cou'sing through the small vessels the face In
'iserateS the sbSo:te1s and strengthens the whole
tn employed IN dch4rgiug ert'aaeo1s through t
SKIP tha, The pores ies1 Perform their Office vgor
emo, 70 Isn- the activity Of the whole II
other parts OF the BODY ,nJss ais4JaI. will b. found
m ST e.ctna mans Of removing them and giving p4ncy and
softn-ss To the skin.
For farther PARTICULARS and conclusive cvdsnee OF its
nor ralo- and efficacy em9et which ina be obtained
Of the proprIetcrS and their gents grasis.
Prepared and soid. wholesale aud retail b. A 3 d
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists. - Fulton street New. York
sold also at z73 Broadway = East Broadway and by Drug
sist, generally throuehou, the Unitsl States Price per
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xe,x-Ynrk Cstae Market

fReportct Ger The F5iocne-I
Al Market lo2s Bsef Cattle. CSC from nc sou:s) 100
Cows and Calves and $50 sheep aHc LANES.
PA,eEs -Be,f C1as-The market s'ia continues very
,h eepresssd AID hol.,r, fiet 10 oo;s1 any i'd
vance en- the prices las: week wereSae "uE quotations
VIZ So SC, according 10 quality Leh over AGO.
Cox. asss cses-Au sold sis s2s to $780, which L
, sl,-h; ADVANCE OF las, weeks QUOTATIONS.
sseep.-sI7sa3s SO to 81 30. Lambs 81 Is 70 50 Is
AL sold.
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DIED:

On Monday moruips 5,h INST. ROSE. consort OF Mat
thew Reed. aged -. =.
The funeral will take place this Tuesday) aernoen al
q O'clock from her late residence, No ~ Monroe street.
The tivuds OF ,ho family requested 10 attend WITHOUT
htther Invitation. ,,,-,r -, .,
On Monasy morning. Mrs. ANN SCHAFFER' aged 81
year. ., :,
The relatives and friends Of the family are requested 70
ATTEND her funeral this afternoon lueSdaS) AZ
fum the residence Of Mr.. Thomas B. Llppnt' No. o'o
Greenwich 81.
On Monday evening, May 5h. JANE, Oldest dareneL VI
John A. Margaret orser aged three years and nu'os
The friends and relatives and those Of her grandfather
Alexander Law encc and uncle Franklin Gilmore are par
uctsriy requested 10 attend her funeral on "Wednesday Al
isrronn Man 7th AT half past O'clock, rom iss Ha-
Isey -.
Ma 4 Samuel Roome. IL Esther Gibson, So.
81. William Apers, 20; Sewall Parker, OF Mass. o.
A,Rochesicr SGth ult Gardner McCracken, 81
At rnei;ua Mass 18th ult- SlMEoN 1lLLEii' o. u
solder o; the Revolution 40 ,,,t.
AT Me,huen. Mass. JOSHUA SWAN, 20, a keve"uo'-
AIRY soldier. 49,. ,, ,,,.
JOHN BROWN ESQ. formerly Of B.ownShie' y. l. ae'u
u years ,, ",
judge Erowu came 10 Jefferson County frou BUCKS Ia;
day with his brother. the late Major "ene,M
Jacob Rrown where as one Of the pioneers III he settle
ent The Black River Country he fled la &c sFS,e'
aud f,r period OF 50 years actively eSaseu -, -
euct,rc an extensive business from which he re- ~"
years ago and returned the scenes ant ass
youth al, The banks ,hs Delaware. Born aho e'0S,.
IN the so iety Friends, his business iranSse'o" -
NAKED by the r:.y characteristic OF that secl. ie
sunS 70 rest, amer well spent life. and IN the nope u
hapDy Immortality.
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SONGS FOR THE PEoPLE-No. Il.
AMI drean'i thu, dwell "a marble halls.

Idr.,n,', that dy.elt IN marble halls,
With pimple, aud tan my face,
And that Il; parties. NJ soirrr aud balls.
wSs termed Tvrulsisr di>sr"ce
I had riches enough. but. alas, could nc; count
Ca posS-ssur a 81 ties SKIN -
B-i thong hi that whlsINE Stid ecu may suHiVunN
These defects, be they hateful as SIN
IL
Though, ,hst sui,ors row sought my hand
Bu, they all sera1is;ed my iscr,
For thy erir though hes features are formed mud ane
bland.
Tn-t, thought Jhlt cried m voice VOID 81 nor
Curr ih-sr irrcSl-. make nv skru whiir and iA,t
Aud voice c'iri u'e a cek- OF me ian, JONES ~''
Ill
T-u DEAN; th,, used 1t, O. ;hN; moment OF bliss
Nv skin changed ON MS yeiluwtNh nue.
Nv ueek was n,de clear. aud my { C made 20 kiss,
Though sa angel might clam 1t his due
The uimplrs had vanished the i!ecklvs; ;hs tAA
HID dec,np'd and voice b. my side,
sad Indeed YOU are made he glory OF man'
Az the virtue. the hope and ihr pIide
The s-,, virtue 1rres soar eenssis IA ITS eHc
I.t ard Gusli.S TIE Medical Secretly OF iAiis
miracle. br>Siug, acc woENrf ~ iH'
coor-d sku. fsudcrtnS It ssi whitri eita A mo-
th- same tiue freckss. ptuiSS SH seh
eruption OF the skin. particularly 10 -. et>, ne T. :,
cautioned ak FOR JOINS lfAl'Sn Cssfn'esi Sap II
old Sn "a .h Cay al he ,s u "a BSs;ca
s,r Building Philadelphia aad y SiAsr-s'Fse b's'oA
mo 2iece
~ Mechanics mstitnte;-Ths Rs<n!sT Ns ssI,,
Of ,h N.chAAics lEstiius VII b 'yid ~ me ~
ci,y Hail. on Tuesday e'sGl;E s.? MFES rssidrn,
c. L. B.Esirr Aetn,rv. ND
Public Notice Is htrey gwen ths' ne una una
Elrc,iou 10. thirteen Directors OF ths New Tron ROW
R,load Co win be held their oi1s No lty9S Nv
m h- tbirl Tusslsv {eothl OF May r-h;, evs"eea '
Of y and O'Clock P. Nj Of tbs; day ,,,L ,;n N,
The Transfer Books will be closed rom Inc i''-4
:c.a n %;I5, W. 5. CARMAN. See'Fy.
~, ,.uNt,s aud Clarkc's CONNER
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MARRIED

On Monday morning, the 9Th inst. by Rev. Dr. fiSe.
R,LPu l.. ANDERToS 10 SARAH ANN, daughter oil
VIM. Knapp al! of this city.
May l. by the Mayor. Henry Vannote to Sarah fFicc
At Troy, 29h ult. George Symc 10 Henrietta Parks
AT Rulso. 81, David Wilcox 10 Melissa hughes
At Mshiugtou oath ut. John Serro Engineer L = N
u A Granger.
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De. LAsDNEs's LXcruRKS.-Tae trst number Oh
As valuable work Is published aud may De oe'ainea
ussy OF the cheap Book Stores. This number contains
u. Lecture on The Plurality of Worlds; The suns Eehpses'
AaIoa Bcrealis: and Electricity 1t is illustrated oS
gambler of onsravnss and printed on clear large type
r.a sold a, 95 cents.
N. second number will be published In few days and
VII sop,, ,he Lecture. on the Minor Planets; Weather
Almanac; Hsleys Comet The Atmosphere and the New
Planets
The whole will be completed In twelve or fourteen mum
s,snay illustrated by enSravnss and viii form TWO
age octave volumes
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Got NTiNt; HOCSE STA1lONERf.1FRNt ES &
| JTITRFJ NJ = MAIDEN sne. szye ca hand arzc
sor,seot ci Eassh. Freach Aereaa Sslto9sry-A
Account Bs at every DESCRIPTION. which sy ots Il very
- - RnIsJ An Paoef Invoice md Account Current
Ps,e Letter and Packer PaPeI ie' feei Coz
.o1esors Ri FI,es Improved Lite. Ctps Pen Rack.
NJ 80 pto rye, Of Rodeer. rnd other aserS, Cheek
Siear, Se,s,oTs Wax. Was:r' Barter iad Nqs Csc
- 49, Wr,br', ursuufartnre. Sod rsEs sr1
Peac, iuper'or tcis Aanis9h Lsisr Nrisr Soo,ins
sfrI sew caters pe,k Foo. Neies. Drafts. Cnecs.
BIS ErehzpEe Bib Ladtns. Rece9S Aienco-ancnra
n Oree-S foE Account Bcoks Ssa.cCc-J
a1,t pr,n;I5- WI rccssvs pEnsps stte-tiSa
FRANCS & LOUTREL AaHe;A e,arr Z Sssso f
g ~ hl-o7H b<Es~
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MAY 3.
osAxoE co-wnliam NJ. Graham, Notary Public, new
appointment.
Erum. term expired.
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- ,Iessrs Husbs aud Clarke's Commet
cfaI and Collegiate School r'il De e'''"
,;,s x-,,., No g West Wasbiaston Place ND ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-06

falling OF from la; April Of. sa5574 10
The agency of the Bank of ST Clair al Cleveland
STOPPED payment THURSDAY last ard there syp
toms Of row. which, however suppressed There
grea; The Agency before it stopped The bills were
refused By the shopkeepsr, and had been sold so IS
the dollar The occasonet by the protest
Of jesse Smith CO. who the principal owners of the
Bank. The Buffalo Commercial says that it ;here
ported that 3Ir BArney (he son-in-aw Of NJ Smith let
Bun4lo Friday evening FOR the West with large lot Of
specie for the Bank.
The earnings OF the Norwich and Worcester