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SANDS SYRUP CASTOR OF.

SANDsiS SYRUP CASTOR OIL
uAS the aPpezrsue7 Of nix and pleasant 10 he
Last Prepared and cold wholesale and retail z
SANDS. prGEzist and Chemist, u J.les,t- srd 10
Tbsr11F-aa SOD BY :. ~. eai0E. Bowery Grand
:. snf 81 J. / Coddinsion, sa HGdsou-st hFs Hayes
rl. lngs
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ARRIVED

AKEIVED
and rice 70 Duahsm & Dtnoa >>''S--
Bark Ellen, Foster - ds tin Bos,en sudse ~ rIs,
Schr George Evans, Kelcs, Is ds TN Grss,n,so g,
humber TO Badger Peck. ~
sehr Amphbous, Smith Dis I'm Philadelphia. r.s..
10 L McCready.
schr 81 Mary Lamkin. ds IN Norfolk corn r,s,,s,
Schr Sarah Elizabeth. Somers I'm Fire slsnd cotton
frn the bark Vernon. ashore at the above beach.
sehr Copy Rider, I'm PhiiSd coal for NANTUCKET
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Goal.

e. * PER TOS.-Peach Orchard small Nut Goa
,oo - screened, In good order. Agood supply OF all
sizes coal In yard and delivered in order a very
low prices good article Of Red Ash nut at - - per
ton delivered tree OF curtage, from SIMPSONS
Goa Yard rs and "a Thorn psOn-st- below Spring-st.
~ B. Bes, quality OF Chestnut for engines MI 2w-
I LIVERPOOL ORREI COAL AFLOAT.-The
- undersigned Will, IN few days, have landing ex-
packet snip Liverpool cargo OF Liverpool Orrel Coal OF
splendid quality and size for family for sale in lots
suit purchasers. Apply at The office, No. LibenysL
n23 it-od' c. A. HiNCkLEY.
HOAI.-Of all kinds for sale at V b. PALMERS Coal
OOtce No. Spn1ce-st Tribune Buildings IN quantities.
suit PURCHASERS and warranted good article Orders
promptly attended to. O2s 3m
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DIARY FOR 1917

THIS day published the Pocket Diary for the year ls47
contsng blank memoranda for every day in the year,
Including Sundays and Almanac and list OF Sundays
in 1877 Time Table Rates Of Postage. Tmes of Hold
ing Elections; Corporation Of the City o: NewYork;
Courts OF the United States Stale of EewYork and CITY
Of New-iorSi American Ministers al Foreign Courts;
Charge dAaHires; Foreign Consus; Population Of the
United States State OF Newly ork and City New York
Presidents OF the United States, Published and
for saleby BELL x GOULD,
o2 Siatoners and Booksellers. 1873 Nassau-sL
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Sars CIeson, soallNd, Mobile, y Hu,ibui Co.
h1Ses Ssandess, Savannah II Underwood
Brig Eiiza. DoSrsan HalifsS r Winuist
Schr Globe. Sanucnds Wsshir -t,p
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MEMORANDA

The British bsig Leavit csp, Russell i,r 5, John Nh
before reported ashore Sandy HOOK hss een so, or
after hesvins overheard her cargo, and sustaining
siderable damage l.. The hull oed up the 20 city this
morning by the steamboat Suffolk.
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HARDWARE. EDGE TOOLS, &C.
m1 CHARLES 5 LITTLE, successor 10 Os-
zA SOgSS LITTLE, Importers s.d G-c-Fsl
~ 81 %83 Dealers Z English, German snd American
y q Hardware, Cutlery Elg= ioc4:: e -
F1lir.--- be:yrs-a Pear AID Waasr IS NevYorE,
especially IN a:ie.iiur Of Country Aerc:la-is DE
ctan!cs s-c Farmers ant C;Sts l4A teI :" nL- pr
chases 70 II. very extensive assoreI, comprising every
tat the ae a.. OF tch o5eTei A. ta= owes; MAJ
a.. prizes, ;rr cAzh. or o. approved credit
I a. =-c EUl:- - r..ls. locSs, .aL-i-es-
Bus screws, kcIye= and urzs- fz<ot--
ca ;=cks, brz:s su1 sleigh bells
Pea aa- Pocsr: knives AID scissors
Alli pii ~ crcss-cG. saws rDesr 1878
Saoy-ls spades, syt.es s1d sa-;ss, r-1-s
5-ack lead pos sud sad c-le-5.-s
pumps Tor vTei-s cistsrEs, szz,=-- s-A-es-
scotch Tz.-r u Ayre ston-. fer marble Po.!saefs
Io9P-rs oo.s n great variety ~ Aio-rlson CoaS-F,
Horror, Barton, ans: others
CooP-rs !TOc r.ve.s and t-uss hoops
Hose sae snip carpeatsr-' tools
bLeeka-1ii.-' tools, E=Ttea -t-nsls
Butchers .cots, cabinet I1nk5rs trlsIirlcss
House al snip bciIt-rs' h.-cwIr--
t:oa, brass, copper sa5 >te=l wiz
S-rui-e Harlem OIL ~ Snroc
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printing INK as1uf4ctory-Th7 saoscis.S
he's recently Introduced steam power and inpaVss a.,
machinery into ais msE1factory which enables hH y x
nisn his Customers with very superior article
and merchants who may have orders for Printer ia
hGc HEN promptly executed moderate prices, sn1 %;
rely being supplied with Ink OF excellent GusAIy ~
Of Interchangeable color. The 'rbscber -
o!varoas eolors red blue, green, &c. Ondsfs -
rected mandatory go RroGst between =
cry and Govefae2r ats through tbs Dispatch Pos ~" -
purcrsily attended This paper been prtale9 y
M IRON Ibis mspufsctory Tor several years. ,,
IS 2nD&W GEORGE AATHEA
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BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID
z VEG ETA BILE HAIR COMPOSITIOl

~ z II o--I- 11zA1IN 7 O-'It . y ! OIf'
'l'HE subscriber having deyoed considerable portion
o: his time, for series Of years The study of she
diseases OF the SKIN and The Human Hair also the
OF treating and curing the same has length, after
sborous research and deep Investigation succeeded IN
bringing perfection competition, the virtues ofwhich
he challenges the world excel
Ladies' viii hGd The Hyperon great addition 10 the
toilet, both account OF s delicate snd agreeable per
f4m- and The great ,.es Affords dressing the hair
which when with the Fluid. be dressed IN any
required form. preserve is place, whether plain
or II cElis. The following zpeaks TOT its~ii
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H HOUND-sor The cure OF Coughs Colds Con.Ifnp-
ton >png OF Blood Pain IN the SIDE and Breast 5rCn-
enus Group Asthma, acd a. diseases arising from d.s
oststec corcit!un o. liz iEngs or i neglected cold.
IaIe Tune ~ - oreiccz. l. piece of s1slce which Is
suitable al seasons and applicable a. purposes
though her= witch This piece Of advice
valuable Lasu person= who have cough cold
10, Z hey neglect What nay appear aer very aiog
L. he cegina.g i .eed Inflammation OF Inc Lg1gs
and zns-ly Consumption. To a! VINO have cough We
wo1G cay procure bottle CT Esncrs COMPOUND Syrup
Of Horeaourd The medicine : Psasaa. 70 axe, ecf Il
nay save yO1 Yeas Of suffering.
Free ). cets per bottle or SIX bottles FOR = 80 Pre-
pared .Ed cod 81 SETH $ EASCE, i0s Baltimore a.
and corner CT C5ztie- zc1 ?rett
For sac wholesale ard r=.al, By A 2 D. s.aGs cor
CT FG!:oE s " Han e.sc for sac By D. Sands Co
= las. Broadway T. Johnson, cora=r Of Broadway and
Cnanbers-s-. J. = / Cctd.a-Jon, cor OF Hudson and
Spr.cg 49, Z 81 Gaioa cor OF 5o0Fery and Grand .-
y IEa-k=tsi Syveeter 10 GfesnIgcA-sL and coz
Broadway AID HcwafG-sL
Cal T!OS-SEwAEE OF sFrzlccs iHzt:ateEs and zizsy.
ast Jal HASCE-S SYRUP, aad taAe none other.
o. Is~-TEu
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S DRAFTS on England Ireland Scotistd =. -
" a!es Persons remit any amount us
one pound and upward to their friends n .g ~
panY Fe't g Great Britain Ireland ~ applying 70
sutcflefs, VI whom drafts be obtained, psS s'ss
s2Et without discount at all the PRINCIPAL towns sad es
ia;olhout England ireland Scotland and WGei Iscss
obtaining df.its can forward them by tie Packets o. =
lsi yth lIa ls @ls or 25tl Of The mouth o! Deceh
The Roya. NAL Steamer sailing from Boston s i'S
and LET of January w j. T. TAPSCoTT,
Is cor,b-st d 49,, 49,, +, =,
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

~. rffi4II19xH7 MONKlS AND ESSEN RAlLItOAD
49, ~sSsr~osSl,s,s Leave New-York o O'Clock A. M
----o'crk, p. NJ Leave Newark, 10 oefk
A. NJ O'Clock, PM Leave Morrislown O'Clock, An
O'Clock, p. NJ.
Passengers by the Morning Trair TO Morristown Will A.
rive there IL ock where the stages will 6e IN readiness
convey them TO Schooeys Mountain, Washlngqn, BsF
vdere and Easlon daily 70 SuccGsunny StsnhOpe Sewoa
49, sn5 70 Rof.ssv Dnvsy sn,rfa snd Sswton 20
Tuesdays, Thursday, and Saturdays esch Line felaEss
the following days TO meet the p. " trains tOr " Y
stage viii also leave for Breckenridge every evening %
HE arrival OF she cars Al Mou-iown.
Passengers through, To and from Jersey City, "bo1
changing On leaving the city passengers VIII dePot
her baggage In the the foot OF Corands whsi,
Agent viii be IN attendance 10 receive H. All packages
bundles must be entered tho wayblI OF tie CohPi
ny will not hold Themselves res pOnsiblr.
Freight VIII be forwarded Immediately 10 HOnNoWn
from Albany Basin, by stephens and Coudt. LIE d
scops 10 Newark, or from the Transportation Office % Us
~ j. K r. and Trans Co. foot VI Libery-sL and # desired
VIII be called for in any part Of the city by application
said office. fuSl IRA DODD Superintendent
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n-Vg,. sTENuBOiTu The .IeaIn.

srs..Sss.-Iebo III pSON. Capt. WuA H. Meuen. hAg
in been oveIhaued now In nrsi rate
dee viii Ia future run on her old Hudson direct
without stopping NJ the intermediate landings leaving
from the foot OF CetiaTst Newly ork al o'clock every
Monday Wednesday aud Friday evenings and Hudson
every Tuesday Thursday and Sunday evenings at O'Clock
or on the arrival OF tlre Cars ltom the East.
For passage apply board. Tickets through 10 Pile
field = 50. West SockbrIge 81 IS aud Chatham 81 81
PS-rh;s Boat has large number o( leRoom- Ju
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HENDRICKS INTRODUCTION.
A n INTRODUCTION 10 the Greek Lsnguage.-Con.
"a tanning Outline OF the Grammar, with appropriate
exercises for the schools and private learners by
Asshel C. Kendrck Professor OF Greek Language and Lit
era!ure Madison University second edition. revised and
enlarged. For sale by
MI MARK H. NEWMAN L CO 1879 Broadway
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BEEN APPALLING

In the month OF March Of the year, csngrene en-
sued, and after his limbs decsyed and dropped
OF Ike dead branches oil living tree The legs were
both severed about -four inches beo" the knee and The
right about midway between the elbow and shOl.
der In spite Of al! the skill uf eminent physicians the
disease STILL KEPT SPREADING,
unui The beginning ofSepeiber. si whenit mracu
lousy arrested 10y his commencing taking Brsiots al.
sapafis when Bristol himself and every body else who
had The enid thought that the idea OF boy his
medicine any other absurd. Nevertheless strange
mag appear before he had taken the nrs bottle
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and Cornwall-The new steamer THOMAS POWELL
Capt Samuel Johnson, will lease The steamboat pier, iooi
OF Warren 81 every afternoon tSurdsys excepted 81
O'Clock Returning will leave Sewburgh every Monday
morning hrpas; aud IN remaining mornings of ias
week al u clock landing above torifeShIot passage
apply on board thu boat
NB-AI baggage tIeigh Of every description, bank
bills specie. put on board This boat must oe ~ The sk
Of the owners thereof unless entered the books OF ito
boa, or r.ceiplrd for lee
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II, -TsssF-HaE7 PATERSON RAILROAD
~ sss.os-A~-ss " Inter Arrangement To commese.
October ls;, 1916. Leave
PATERSON DEPor NEw-YnRs
O'Clock, a. NJ. ~ o'clock, & N.
Ia O'Clock, A. ". III o'clock pm
O'Clock, z. NJ. Il o'clock. T. ~.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leaves Paterson Depot At New-York Al
O'Clock, A. NJ. u O'clock A. ~.
O'Clock, 7. NJ. 81 O'Clock r. *
Passengers advised 10 be at the Ferry ,ew minute.
before the hour of s,artlng Of
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u FEAsT-I.r best article ever used FOR rh4rg Brs.S
buckah1at Catei, &c. ae.-Ths Yeast IS aeid W.
being combined n proper cheuI!cd! proportions We
aLAa4ii iDpferafs- The dough with csrbosc acsa -
without affecting IN any way the original properties OF -
flcufi SGD thus when baked producing PERFECT 5AEb
IL The ice Of CONANT'S PATENT YEAST there Se'e,,
ca u good FOR having poor bread. cnesS.;
certainty /. us, - 20 miss aaEeG-csi
lsIngy; tnd II he bread be not light spo5gy =.
sSestf in q word. u bs perfect L - beesase ~
Proportions u the Yeast and 5aersua are no. eIasy
r2ht The mode cf raising dcng IN Is By ne 40
process II yinogs fermentation the new acts Il By y
ti-s4HlncosJ eferyescence You may make u ~.
bake D., and have u on the table ihuty tE-yS,
aud eat II not or cold yO1 ike without danger ~ y
health Sod, Wholesale and retail! by
nl2H GASSNER 8 YOriiG Circcef. 49, ChathsIa-...
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sg"R~ REGULAR Mai. LINE s.tv.--
s7ysssssSsS--.. Boston a1d S=~fOsA by lie fAst -
s3leHei4 =; s2;sr> MASSACHUSETTS
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TO LAWYERS, EXECUTORS &C,
JUST PUBLlSHED-Sew work on the law of Surro
gst.s. Executors Administrators and GuaIdians bJ
Isaac Dayton counsellor law. with appendix contain
ing Forms FOR practice In he SarfoCses Courts and Tor
the OF Executors. This work contains the prov
siUns OF tbs Constitution If 1915 relative the Office OF
Surrogate II Is intended guide and assist practitioners
in the Surrorales Courts and Executors Administrators
and Guardians the discharge OF their duties.
For sale by BANKS GOULD * CO III Nassau s.
VAN NORDEN KING, 70 Wsllst.
Ms W. BELL X GOULD lis Ngssau-st
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Books.

UNITED STATES MONEY REPORTER
A Nd GOLD ASD SILVER Examiner.-ln presenting
n mis- work 10 the public The publisher csr Win me III
confidence -ay 10 all tina. far any thing Of
The kind ever issued Us many advantages o'et any Other
mus, be The bret sight II contains up
ward OF 100 engraving giving The par value and fac
smile OF gold and silver coin which VIII be added
every week The WORK i issued. MI u contains the
crEavnEs and prices OF every KIND OF coin n circulation
in the L. States II also has margina! index, that a
the first glance you can urr 10 The State you " ish 10 IND
The work will be issued every Wednesday al the Publ
cation Office, No 90 Broadway.
Corrected and revised by the publisher weekly who hss
secured copyright Of liie SAINT
Cold Silver and Bank Notes bought Al ,he Office 90 Broad
way, US quoted in the Reporter and Examiner.
\ number oi efficient persons wan.ed 10 sell the above
MOIh. Price cents. 5 TAYLOR. Puhllsher. 81 lw-
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flm- and The great ,!es Affords IN dressing the hair
which when wiki the Fluid, be dressed IN any
required form. preserve is place, whether plain
or II cElis. The following zpeaks TOT its~ii
BosroS. 4 prI! 6tn, lois.
Mr BoGLE-Sir II consider it duty yog az well
hose who rsy be troubled with their head and hair
u have been 10 ackaoIv! lie efficacy Of your HyPe
ron Fgld By Lhe Use Vi which nave derived so much
bes-h- For tweiye years | troubled with i disease
the head lie SKIN Of which covered with thick
sc4y hImOr Tor dandruf IN s form,l which
sley covered th- pores OF he sn, caused severe head
=cie and entirely united for study ny h.ir also turned
cry aud desc, and .asl 5egaa bald and grey 10
which TIED al the sssrii.ed articles vi liz day,
.Gld tteir L .eg,or without deriving any benefit
esrc OF yoG Hyperion FLUID, ard although i was highly
praised BY those Who had used l. YET AFRAID
but another hIyug OF The day bu induced by 10
give I; AID glad say /; ms entirely succeed
I'd Tee skin ofmg head clear OF huIor tentrl!
ny hair : daily growing thicker and 10 ne Eeshy state
Il Is therefore with the utmost confidence recommend
yoIf Hyperion Fluid 70 be al you represen; i
1 am. yours truly, SAStU FL CHAPMAN
Manufactured and Tor safe by WI BOGLE, Artist IN
Hair, - " Washington corner OF s1Iniaefst Boston
For sac By A g. D. SANDS Druggists, Toe Eu!ton-,L
Of William, and Y East Broad way, New-Yofk-
Sod also By IL Johnson rs Broadway, G. Dexter a!
oeny; !. ". kH-elsnd Co. NewOrLesns 3, x Bliss.
Springfield. Mass and BY Druggists generally srn-od
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and took cold. Medical aid summoned, but he
worse naninstc and decay Of Intellectual and bodily
faculties commenced. He gradually became deaf and
blind. In the September following liberation began par
tculsry N the night Uu;ll the spring OF 1854 he
NAMED pretty nearly tn the hen the ulcers
spread ears nose palate upper lip and part OF
the upper Jaw successfully away The disease
appears have stood still TIL the spring Of 1853, but the
poor boys suferings must during this Interval Of ,hrce
md "A } Ia
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he GREW BETTER.

At this time. the 10Th OF Sepemberl IL must be
ber-d he deaf mute and almost blind (entirey OF one
al both his legs aud his Ugh; had been smpu
tated, and his whole body covered with ucerous
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NEW-JERSEY COPPER ORE.-FcT sale 50
.aa. o, Copper Ore (rsy E1ipEnr-El tom The Fleming
ioh re Apply 70 z 3. HART
EfU> No. 4 Hano7er-ay.
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produced hg seeing the e humanity pEessved 10
miserable imitation OF if by aceraln specific medicine
which, learn vers beneficial in - results We
of b0y lsely spoken The papers
trunk with only one arm and head. TO behold Which,
THRILL! the spectator with the scle horror. We beg
the protectors Of this unfortunate hoy .scude hlm iom
the public Many persou>-weah, fragile females In
psTcuayH ulili be inevitably and !rremediably ruined
by the REVOLVING SPECTACLE
We deeply deploe the creatures iurrmitie> pity
him from The limos, OF oar heart and make
these remarks with eye single 70 the welfare Of society.
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HORACE IL. DAYS India Rubber Es.sbli.hnent
Lis suo.ed .foi No - 3taden.n- to No - Cortland
al. ia9-- door, below the W-stern HOTEL ui2a
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From Il, pa,ly Glo5e.

Passing through the farS saturday afternoon, We
attracted crowd to visit OF the most miserR
bic human beings ever behel heard OF lie IS mute
manned deprived OF both is lips and Of his his
and and part of his head The following
The account given IN pamphlet which states his lament
abe case He born IN he town OF Clarence. Erie
County. n his State the I'D Of April 1920 In April,
1S5i when IN robust health he
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5noia- Rubber GOODS

CARRIAGE CLOTH-lo0 pieces IGd.a Rubber Car
~ rage Cloth plain and tgured JUST received and for
sale by The manufacturer.
MS HORACE IL DAY. q Cort,.pt.t
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BEAUTIFUL PICTORIAL BINDINGS
INOR HARPERS BIBLE AND SHAkSP FARE, Au-
Il dubons Birds Of America, &c. &c.
E. w. would gratefully acknowledge his cblg cations 10
the 1000 subscribers Hapers Bible for their patronage
and the satisfaction they have invariably expressed he
would suggest those subscribers who have delayed
the binding OF their copies may have them done
by Christmas New FEARS that they immediately forward
them 10 his establishment, where they depend upon
having them substantially and elegantly bound.
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing heir Bibles any other
works be called for. will be promptly attended TO- IL
the proprietor through the Post tce City
Express EDWARD WALKER,
Ma Nprk BIND, "a Euli
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s1ssA~SA- through diIec, AIS o'clock, ~ ls, -
s,ssinhca' Pier bety cen Cortland ard Liberty
Si.sr-1ht,,t K%iCkERSOCNER. CspJ .lfr5t Hos se.,,
AL ,sSve on Mo.dSy Weinesdsy AID Friday eyssrs,
S:es,rSos, COLUMBIA, Capt G. &. Riggs Will leaves.
TuesiSg. Thursday sui Saturday evenings AZ :ocs
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FUIENJI Of TIE WEUINtNt.
IsiFE0FER EyHiHlTIoNs-ExctHE sympathy by expos
.ns general view malf0rmstoGs Of the hulnun form
crpiep limbs &c. exceedingly improper, and fer more
ihsa often very hurul We are prompted 10
these rcs1grks nv the
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.fbo from .se v J. Moraus Ns'c,.
Although Z dcprcc,ies exhibitions %: such a cha
= nevertheless. forced 10 acknowledge me
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GIE~o" sDNiLl LlNEs' 9,e.oeS-sor y

SFrs-v5 Line for NlbNnY.-Ih- spleudt 5teAIlef
saazrasar'sSS" ONEIDA Capt Geo o. Tuppei VIII leave
he steanboxi pier foot of LIberysL TUeisy evening
O'Clock 7 NJ landing ~ Popg ecpse .nI hudson Yt4u
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U-o- NDTiCE.-Un aun ait Friday. HUyeui
Cor her lOlh the Steamboat SILPtl, Captain
aANN@@''A"" Bralsod, viii make the following Iups %
and from Staten Island Until farther nv'lcr,viE
Tsa1e Ner- lot AT and IL 4 M-l.5t, 81 D. inia
Lane Stlfen bhtnd-At 81, 10. - 4 M-.bni ~ L. NJ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-05
Ohio Black Laws,

1t is we'll known that there disgraceful laws up
on the statute books of Ohio requiring coored persons
on coming into the State to have recorded certi6-
cate of their freedom, imposing heavy fine upon such
as employ them without such certificate shutting out
their children from school, and imposing upon them
many other cruel burdens. High expectations have
been felt for the repeal Of these laws by the present
Legislature, large majority of which are whigs-es-
peciay, as the wings carried the State by their eXal
ted anti-savery professions But alas the spirit of
slavery has trumphed, and the Legislature has deci-
ded that these laws shall remain in forcel Can any
longer doubt that the whig party is "he true Lib
erty Party"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-05
can YOte,n

A white non-Slaveholder of Lewis Co., ven
tured to defend US against. the attack of slave
owner. He was denouncs I'D for it. The terms
incendiary and AboIitionisS in disguise wereaap-
piled to him. Said he, lnmoyed by the as
sault
Il can vote, and my vote will count as well
as yours know where my duty leads, and
what my interest dictates, and shall follow the
one and sustain the other"
Amen, say we. Let every non-slayeholdel
take this ground, and, as class, they will make
themselves felt. Forno set of men will attempt
to suppress those who know their rights, and
how to defend thenl-no STAKEHOLDER assault free.
men who vote according to conscience, and
stand by their principles.
" [ Can Vote" Nail all such maxims to
the mast head Let your neighbors see-let the
State know-that you. non-sayeholders, have
lse(-respect, selfsaCrfce, selfcourage, and they
will honor, hear, and obey you. You are in the
majority Assert what is right, and do it, and
the day is yours. A clear headed Kentucky
Farmer writes us, "the votes of those not hold
ing slaves, will count as fast as those holding
them; and when you get the small trees down,
the storms will fetch the big ones. "-Cdssius
IT. Clay.