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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ Of
~ yenditioni exponas to me directed, from the
court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, and
State OF Ohio, will offer sale at public outcry, at
the front door of the court house in Woodsfield in
said county, on Monday the 22d day Of June, Is46,
between the hours of 10 o'clock m and o'clock
m OF said day, the following real estate, to wit;
The south east quarter Of the north east quarter Of
section No; .. township No 2, ofrange No. S, Iy-
ing and being in said county of Monroe, and taken
in execution as the property of Peter Witen at the
suit OF Joshua Russell.
VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff.
may 10 AL 81
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STRAY MARE.

STRAY MARE. 3
STRAfED from the enclosures of the subscri.
y Der, near Bare's mill, n Ohio township, on
the 10Th uIt., Bay Mare about IL years old; said
mare has black name and tail; blaze down her
forehead; her legs from the knees down are very
curly; right foot of the hind leg white over the pas
tor joint; and shod all round. Any person bring
ing said mare to the subscriber. or giving informa-
tion where she may be had, shall be handsomely
rewarded. PETER TUBAH
(. Ohio township, June 9, ISI6-p:st
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NHARLES SAFFELL'S ESTATE.-No-
~. tice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator ofthe
estate OF Charles Saffel, late of Monroe county,
deceased. All persons having claims against said
estate Will present them legally authenticated
wltnin one year for settlement And all persons
indebted to said estate will please call and make
immediate payment.
HEZEKIAH SAFFELL, Admir-.
June 6, 1S46
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between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. aud o'clock
p m. Of said day the following described personal
property, to wit: The two thirds of ten acres Of
wheat in the ground, one hornet plough, one man :
saddle, and one set Of harness for two horses; ta-
ken as the property of Daniel Tomeson at the suit
of John Wilson.
VIM. D. PATTON. Sheriff
June .. 81 90
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THE TARIFF AND THE WAR

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~ THE TARIFF AND THE WAR.
lts curious to observe the different pretsxs which
the advocates Of the whie tariff bring up one afte
another,to postpone or obstruct the proposed demo
Cratic tariff reform. The first allegation was tha
the predicted dissenson OF the democratic party or
the Oregon question would swamp the tariff mo q
ment Then arose the cry that the reduction of the
tariff was TO be the price that should buy off the
claims OF England in the Oregon controversy
Then 1t was urged that the proposed revenue tariff
would create deficit in the revenue And no "
the, whisper is heard. and gradually gathers vol.
ume in the whig journals, that the war with Mex.
leo will certainly cause the taft to stand as it is
Whatever might be done, it is said, in time:of
peace, wartime is no time to change the tariff.
Just the reverse of this is true. No time is so
ut as time OF war to abrogate protective tariff
and to establish revenue tariff. The reason is
PLAIN. In time of war, in so far as war affects
the industrial or commercial system Of the coun.
try, protection is not wanting, and reyenueis wan
ting. War is in itself protection to domestic in.
'dustry. Our own experience in the war of 1912
clearly provesthis. If the war with Mexico is to
nave any effect upon our national industry its effect
viii be surely to diminish our commerce; that is,
70. diminish our rimportations. But it need not be
proved that protective tariff, Just according to
dts measure of protection, also tends to diminish
importation. This was the alleged and specific
object OF the tariff OF 1912. ltwas enacted to OBJ
struct the natural flow of importation into the
country, and thus to pamper particular branches
of our own manufactures. Now, granting for a
snoment, what we do not believe, that such tariff
- this is at any time necessary, still it is clearly
less needed at the present time than in time of
peace. It would be strange reversal Of Hsetted
opinions to affirm that we are in specid danger of
being flooded with oregnimportations at the very
mement when a state of war diminishes the safety
OF such importaons II it be true, then as alleged.
that after repeating the tariff OF 1912, we shall be
liable TO import too much, then it certainly follows
that the very best time for repeal Of that tariff is
time OF war The alleged danger of excessive
importation is then the least War, with its block
AIDES and Its privateers tends to isolate naton;and
just in proportion as it has this tendency, imakes
any other restrlctionupon international intercourse
unseasonable and nexpedent The tariff Of 1912
10, and PROCESSES to be, such restriction imposed
Tor the benht OF our manufactures. In time of
war, then, even more than IN time of peace, the
tarin OF le42 IS altogether out OF season. We see
not now any man on general principles can avoid
this conclusion.
But, 1t y said, the tariff of 1912 raises ,euenue
rapidly, and therefore we should retain it TO meet
,ne expenses Of the war. we shall go more at
icuStu eHeCt OF our present tarlf
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three quarters of an acre; lying and being in said
county Of Monroe, and taken in execution as the
property of Farlan Ball at the suit of John M
Kirkbride assignee.
- VIM. D, PATTON, Sheriff /
may 90 81 76 I
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A BRAHAM HENTHORN'S ESTATE :
IN Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as executor OF the
estate of Abraham Henthorn, late of Monroe coun-
ty, deceased. All persons having claims against
SAID estate will present them legally authenticated
within one year for settlement And all persons
Indebted to said estate will please call end make
immediate payment.
THOMAS MCMAHON, Ex'r.
June 6, 1916. :
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June 6

SHERIFF'S SALE.B BY virtue Of a writ Of
- yendItioni exponas 70 me directed, from the
court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe county Ob,o
VIII offer for sale at public outcry. on ibe olj
Iomelson farm, lying on the road leading from
Maagafo Beallsvle, 10 Sunsbury township. IN saiel
county, on Saturday the Goth day Of June, 1916,
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NAUTION.-Whereas my wife, Margare has
~ left me without any just cause or prove a.
tlon; this is therefore to warn all persons not to
trust or harbor her tiny expense, as will moi
pay any debts OF her contracting.
TIMOTHY CLEVELAND.
Juhe 6, 1S46.-pSt
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managers Office,
(J. G.. Gregory e co.,
Wheeling, May 80, 1916.

GRAND PRIZES FOR JUNE I846
$4,000; $4,000; $4,000; $40, 1000;
$4,000; 10000; &c., &C., &c.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra; Glass
1873, draws ct Baltimore, June 10. rs Numbers.
ID drawn ballots,
$1,000; 600; $500; 800; ,2s4; 5 of 200;
900; 600; 300; 200; $50; and 400 each Of 100,
Tickets 5; certificate of 20 wholes will cost 65.
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OA AAlA FLEECES WOOL WAN.
~0,VOO TED, for which the highest
market price will be paid in goods at the lowest
cash price. by WARREN HOLLISTER.
Woodsteld. June 6 IS46 , -fit T

JOSIAH M. DILLON'S ESTATE. un-
- dersigned, special Master Commissioner, will
examine the final settlement account of the Execu
tor OF Josiah M. Dillon, deceased, at the cnur
house in Woods6eld, commencing ON Saturday
the goth day of June, 1916, and continuing from
day to day until the whole account shall be exam
ined and reported.
THOMAS GRIFFITH,
Sp. Mas Com. Monroe Com. Pleas.
June 8, 1876.
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NN ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.--By
IvA virtue of decreetal order to me directed
fiom the court OF Common Pleas of Monroe coun-
ty, and State of Ohio, in the case of James P.
Stewart survivor of William Hunter of the late
flrm OF Stewart Il Hunter, against Adam Johnston
administrator of Daniel Gray, deceased and Others,
there will be offered for sale at public outcry at the
front door of the court house, in the town of
Woodsfied in said county, on Monday the 22d
day of June, 1916, between the hours of 10
O'Clock m and O'Clock m Of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, the property of the
said Daniel Gray now deceased, to wit: 80 lots
IN the town of Graysvie in said county, and num-
bered on the plat of sand town as follows to wit:
10, SO, ~, 4s, 76, 47, ~ 46, 7s, Al, So As, 10,
~, SO, Al, 49, 81, So. "a, T. 50, 6, 36, ST. 81, A.
3S, 9, and 80: also Sc lots in the town of Farpeas
ant in said county, and numbered on the plat .of
said town as follows to wit: /, 2. 5, 4, s, s, z, O.
10, 2s, 80, 80, S5, SO, 81, 80, 40, Al, AZ, AZ,
"A, As, 46, AZ. 4s, 40, so, 81, 52, So, 81, 55.
So. 81, So, 50, go. 81, So, So, 81, 81, 6S, SO
20, II, ~, 7s, "A. 75, IS, n, IS, 70, so, 81
81, SO, 81, So, s6, 81, ss, .s9, go, 81, 92, 93,
"a, 96, 81, 9s, SO, 100, l0i, I03, lo4, 1O5, Io6.
lo7, l0s. l09, ll2, ll3, ia, IFS, and III.
VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com,
may 10 s3ls
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may l6

&HERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF writ Of
~ venditioni exponas to me directed from the
Gourt q / Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio.
will offer for sale at public outcry, at the front
door Of the court house in Woodsfeld, in said
county, on Monday the 22d day of June, 1916, be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock nj and 4 O'Clock
IN OF said day the following real estate, to wit:
All that tract or parcel of land lying and beng in
section No. 25. township No.3, and range No. 8,
bounded as follows to wit: on the east by the town
Of Clarngton and the lands Of Thomas Pollock,
on the west and south by the lands of Asahel Booth,
and on the north by the lands Of Frederick Boe-
ticker, containing 5S acres more or less, lying and
being in said countyof Monroe. and taken in exc
cution as the property OF Cornelius Atkinson at the
suit Of Levi Headlee.
VIM. D. PATTON. Sheriff
may 10 81 10
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SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ of
~ vendioni exponas to me directed from the
court Of Common Pleas of Washington county.
Ohio. will offer for sale at public outcry, at the
front door Of the court house in the town of Woods
held, Monroe county, and State aforesaid, on
Monday, the 18th day Of June, 1916, between the
hours OF 10 o'clock m and 4 p m of said day the
following real estate to wit: The south west quar-
ter of the south west quarter of section No Is, 10
township No. s, of range No, 6; and also the
north west quarter ofthe south west quarter ofthe
same section, township and range, lying and being
IN said Monroe county, and taken in execution as
the property of Alexander Ferrel Ell al at the suit
OF the Fund Commissioners of Monroe county
VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff
may 10 3 s5 81 81
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Is A Hs 25 o0O ls 2s a6 S4 200; 25 35 81 900;
III 25 SO 81 250 the three last sold within the last
three days. Address your orders to
ROB'T ARMSTRONG & Co.,
AGENT FOR THE MANAGERS,
Hhee1ing Pa
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 90, draws
at Alexandra, Juns l3. &C Numbers, l3 drawn
ballots,
$25, ,ooO 10000; 5000; 5000; ,0OG; 75o; .5Oo
10 of 900; 500; 400 250. Tickets $40; certi-
hcate OF % whole tickets will cost $l05.
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UNlATA. IRON and NAILS--A Splendid
o. Assortment Of the above articles pittsburgh
manufacture, just received and for sale low.
by PORTER &. SMITH
Sunish, Apralo
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ENISH. Molasses, Sugar, Oil, White Lead, We
u netian Red, Spanish Brown, Lamp Black,
&C., on hands and for sale low, BY
PORTER & SMITH
Sunhsh, April 10
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 24-Draws
at Alexandria. June 20, 1916. 7S Numbers; 10
drawn ballots.
800 900; 10000; 10000; 5000; 5000; $500; SO
OF 1000; 100 of 500; I30 of 300; two first drawn
Numbers 200 Tickets $l2; certificate rs whole
tickets will cost $I7O
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TACOB CROWS ESTATE. Notice is
- hereby given that the subscribers have been
appointed and qualified as administrators of the es.
tate OF Jacob Crow, late of Monroe county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against said
estate will presentthem legally authenticated with.
in one year for settlement And all persons in.
debted to said estate will please call apd make i'm
mediate payment
r MARY GROW, D
JOHN BRoWN,} Ao'''r =
June 6, 1916.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra; Glass l44;
draws at Baltimore, June II. rs Numbers, IA
drawn ballots
$4,000; 6,OOO; 5000; $500; 1.424; 20 each
81 1000; 40 of 3O0 so of 200; ESQ of 100. Tickets
80; certificate of 26 wholes will cost $40.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra; Class l50,
draws at Baltimore June "a. 75 Numbers, IL
drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 10000; 900; 900; 30of 600;
200; l5o and l55 of 100. Tickets So; certificate
of 25 whole tickets will cost $s75
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 25; draws
at Alexandria, June 27 rs Numbers, l2 drawn
ballots.
$50 900; l0, 600; 1000; 3l40 5000; $500; 2.oOe
so each of 200; 500; 300; 1913 of 200. Tickets
$40; certificate of 25 wholes will cost $lI0
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may 10
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miscellaneous.

MEEN FUN MEM FUN MEM FUN
THE Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder, for restoring,
Identifying and preserving he comp.eNon and rem
deriug the skin decalcly white, smooth and SOFT
Me-n Fun is simply preparation OF Oriental heTos,
and may be used with perfect safety the OF all
disorders Among te most prominent are An,
Frecnles iEseDsiAe aud CopOus Preparation, Bo.c,s,
P.mpes, spots Irritation, C0arseGess and variety OF
Others.
To teiaG ofhc solcimporlcrs, HOBBS co. Waiisi;
Wyatt ketclum. III Fult0u->L; v Clirehugh No -
broadway. tishtou CO. Broadway; Nhau, l8 Broad
way; c. H. RING, of John-L and Broadway; n u
Sands Co. 800 FUliop--t. and Fast Broadway; Henry
johnson, 2j Eroadvay and al other respectable eli, nss
aud perfumes throughout the United States, IN boxes
Prfcrs- - 81 and is each an27 I'm
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NRw.NoRK.
CLEARED

Ship Mexican, peruins. Monievi3eo &c, Barclay 4
LIVINGSTON Sutton Galloway, Charleston Geo Sutton.
harS Yarmouth, Harris New Oresns, Eiwet 4 CO;
nose stsnd,sh. Benson, Mobile, D HurlouI \ Co.
mig Walter Rowe. Charleston and Georgetown
Chairman.
sehr sSml Mitchell johnson. Newhern. Neiad Pistt;
Ann Maris Joaes Auburn, NC; Marietta. Bar Rich-
m9nd, Alien fsSso'e Compliance. Pearre. Boston
Barge Csyasa Owens, Philadclpsia,
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ARRlVHr

ARRIVED
Ship MeSuntiecok, Vinsr I'm Icchorr III, ,,.,, :. !,
Gibraltar Aug l2,h marble rags &c 10 ,A..ss A.
lat 30 81 lon 80 20, excha siSnss with An herasrs
dits brig showing Sarsee with Long Island in II
Ship Atlas, Coa,sb tn, Liverpool Aus 9TH ,nase. 10
Slate Gardner & Howell Aug l9h. lAt 70 Is lon = 81
passed ship Hannibal {of Ba0 steering East, SCth st
IS So Ion 49, saw whaling hsrk steering Westward
Sept 3D. Ia, IS "a lon So spoke brig Cygaet (of Done
day spoke schr Conner (of PlyInoah) 26oo Ssh
Tor home in few days.
Brig (Br) Douglass, Douglass, Is Is I'm pic,ou CO
cea!, 70 Soale, Whitney S Co.
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THE HERE DOCTOR HAS COME.

VNHE FNILADtLPHIA HERb DOCIUk ha- opencd
4 an Office here il New IOrk-Thal same Herb Doctor
who has been doing such wonders In Phiiadsplia-who
ua- been curing thorsanGs-ha has here md
opened an Office Ia Broome-si No 56 between Allen and
Orchard He makes pure Herb Medicines for the cure
Of all diseases and i wlns undertake all cases even
tie hopeless Tie OF No Cure No Pay. II
YOU Of any sck be- 70 le. them OF his
nyal, ard remember The place No -h6 Broorr--t Eng
i-h aud German pamphlets will he given 10 al who cal!
for !he!c aus I'm
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80 GOOD ia tS.fi IN Al III RN FOX SAL r..
S-Tbc subscriber offers for sale the Farm which he
-S-ruw resides. in the village OF Auburn. Cayuga Co.
consisting 52 Of good Grain AID Grazing Land
vel enclosed and a,ered md upon which large
and aree moderate sized d yelling Houses, Carriage
Houses Barns She's and other necessar out-buildlngs
three Apple Orchards great VARIETY uf choice Fruit
Trees and Shrbhery. four durable Springs. three Wells
hundred rods ofl Stone Fence. and al neNhaustble
Quarry OF superior quality OF gray and blue Lime Stone
suitable cutting and dressing eligible and convenient
for continued sale OF that article, either rough aeHn
according the demand, and from which mos; OF he ele
giant stone buildings in Auburn were erected.
This Farm extends from Sorts. 10 Hud across Safest
with front Of cighv-iv rods the former and humid
red and sixteen rods bnl sides O the aterUpon Ell
Their Of whcn be EGrlia geousy soia great number
Of village lots the pleasure OF the owner. About -
acres, including the large house, barns sheds, two
chars and garden lie between HOs-s. and The Auburn
and Syracuse Railroads 81 including the stone quar-
ma dwelling house, lie between said Railroad aud
Satesi ard he remaining - with two dwelling
houses lie West Of State.s-a which j. in high state "
cultivation well fenced conveniently allotted and in good
order. Tie whole Farm or either Of tie above parcels
viii be sold cheap and, II desired, time VIII De given for
payment Of trGC proportion Of tie pchhsc money
Hqurc OF Luther Tucker OF Albany Hubert y Hall OF
Auburn, the subscriber upon the premises
GEORGE Z. CHASE.
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PASSENGERS ARHIyED

IN slip Nssassioool tros LssAorrr-MrC; /. Brow
and lady, Boston J Mchinnoa 7 E l; c 2 Silsbce
Salem
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DEtCIi OKCHARD COAI
CONSTIPATION,
tCosTIvEsESsJ
Destroyed
Destroyed p,,,,6
BltAoui MsdteiHts, Lee:oa', Bst' Dae'TerS hS'''

Destroyed p,,,,1
HIthou ,dieiHes, Ijee:oa5, Bg,t. DSe1Tsry fN'''
made IN France, ~, yr
DE- " WARTOE.--Pnce, Thirty Cents-ItEo az d T.
DEng.ish edition, translated from the I'D FfenGh 49,
d the exposition u natural, simple sgreesos All
falbe means trccenty discoyered in Frsneel Sos ~
overcoming, bot sl.o Of completely destroying rr
and habtGai COREtipaton, without using -
purgatiyes niectous, baths; followed ~ grss.
Der Of authentic documents from eminent pDysr.a
olher persons Of distinction, certifying ne complete s
cy Of tEe means. <,. Va tt
WifIiafo,r and s.so by Jno. Iha1, rs Broadway
- RIne corner OF Joha-.t. AID Broadway Wya9 :.
E.cEaIn III Fulton-sL; Henry Johnson, Z3 Broedws'
corner Ch.rnbers-st; Apothecares Hall, 500 BrosdT
lanes Cyf,rlbe corner Bowery and Fogrth-st ADJ v
Lewis. $50 Bowery in Brooklyn By Dr.. Charles 80
ls+ Fultou-.t w 49,
NrEW-YORk AND ERIE RAILROAD -
! paBy--SOIICE--CIe Stockholders Of tar Sesf-!
and Efie Railroad Company hereby no.hr' "a
annual election Tor Directors Of the Company "! q Il
at the Office, No a Wasi in the ety OF Sew or
Tuesday The 3th day Of OcGooef next from 10 oci"A
10 O'Clock p. 81. -
The Transfer Books viii be closed from me "a % ~
inti! the tay after the election.
Ey order of the Board OF Directors,
NATHANIEL MARSH, SecreteaTyt,
New-York. sept. r. 1914 .IZ -0.-
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'E'HE SJBSCRIB ER would respectfully info IN tie
E-il--7'sa OF its City thz: constazyp band
And ior sale highly framed and G6.t horses for Tie saddle
or nare's Any person purchasing horses of tie sabsc-
ger may depend upon being tororaby dealt YIN ne $
happy % sct Inat ae refer them many gentlemen Of
ne highest f-specta5y, character, capacity &c
Any gentleman purchasing norses Of The subscriber and
'ao may be L any particular dissatisfied with their pCr
chase MAJ return ths iihn reasonable period and
recetTe the fu Eour: Of purchase money back he
~oua not wish any gentleman 20 resIH az Ec2a tpur-
cna--d o: hin he perfectly pleased with
t--S5n HM r. DISBROW. Riding Master. +a Bows
WINDOW GLASS-From The celebrated Maru,ac-
w tory OF Chance Brothers : Co. Birmingham
English Grow all sizes, from lOxl2 10 l6x2i-
English Sheet (trickl do do l0DIl 20 5Ixd2
Chances Patent Pls;edo do l6IIi 10 Six3i
The above or hand and regularly imported, By
n eT- ", CHANCE, Jr, 70 Jola-s-
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requested call and examine those introduced tex
presly Tor the New Work. by he subscriber aud which
have heeu approved OF by the following Encampmenls
Mona Oive' Egyptian, Mispah SC. OF NewIork; Po-
toinac Lodge. Alexandria, D. Winchester, Ntrgnia
and many others.
The Undersigned would also respectfully solicit call
from merchants and others visiting the city Al his SfGS,
BANNER, FLAG and OR$ANESTAL PAINTING Rooms, No.
0l Nassau-s where be hauers himself that ms original
designs aud acknowledged -upeiOryof workmanship in
connection with moderate chSrge " III oarr Inducements
Tor patronage unsurpassed by establishment New
York Country merchants have their orders executed
during their stay IL city ami signs NC be forward
II with safety parts OF The United States.
ACkLi,liAN, tIle Ackeunan : Miller)
D. i'm, NJ,
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Isi6: NEM-Y0Rk - s:.,,lIITlE!

FORWARDING cost
PANY 20 AL the Western States sud tho Cnnodas.
Troy md ONO Line; Troy and Err Line; New'Iot
ani Ohio Line; Detroit Line; Os"ego Troy AID Ohio
Line, Northern lrau-p o:dlOn Liue.
Rcd Bird Packets nnd stages
Jame. If. Hooker Tde Colt Co kindly, Peso
Co. Elias Patterson ,iope Catin George y" hes', ara
others propnelors.
Sly BoNs ot iie above Lines VIII leave Nrw-Totk Abs
hJ Troy daily Tor the West md North Tie nboye gen
lenr az proprietor. In the whole line 10 AL the Western
S,Is amt Tie Ttrrd,nh emigfaus and Others VII saws
lime ana money by calling on Tie above lines before gsAe
cluglt IN tle numerous fraudulent Offices n New 0A-,
There 10 boats Of the above lines, al hled IN goOs
style Tor passengers nnd freight list tarc VII DC Aep,
IN al. The Offices aud in viii SOY person be eh+gg
ofrrs, Nos. 7, =, ~ - CosDles-slp tjentfs
Passage Otces The foot of Barclay anal Cortland ~ m
the oficus tho NrwYofk Albany aud Troy StellnDoe'
Ohicrs PHILIP C.SWELL,
in9I .Asgtf General Pas-ag. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-15
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Steamboat SANTA CLAUS Capt Il. overbaeb VII,
leave ON Monday Wednesday, Srday and Sunday sAer
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Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt l. Il FURY. W.,
leave on Tuesday Thursday and Sauay sf,craSSt, NJ
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