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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-11
New York Election.

NEW York ELECrIoN-The election in this
State is gratifying to every one who values
principle more than party. A portion Of the
iocos were in favor of the war and the acqusi.
ton of territory for the perpetnation of sa
very, and also, repudia,ed the Wilmot provi-
So. This portion Of the party obtained the
dency in the convention Il nominated can
ddaies of the same views az themselves in re-
lation to the war and the acquisition of terrific
ry. The result has consequently been most
disastrous TO the locos. The wings who took
a noble stand in opposition to the war and the
further extension OF slave territory, have swept
the State aud elected their candidates by most
unparalleled majority. The whig majority
for Controller is not less .han 50 900 and the
lowest. t.majoriy for any OF the other whig candi-
dates for State offices, not less than 30, 900 -
To the Senate, which is chosen for two years,
the wings have elected 20. wings, and the locos
have elected only six locos The Assembly
stands, 90 wings to 3j ocos, = doubtful, and
the State is thoroughly whig in every branch
OF its government What man will despair Of
his Country, after this overwhelming triumph
ofpIincipe over party subserviency
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Elections.
MaSsa c husctts Election.

The Election for State officers and members
oI The Legislature, was held in this State on
Monday. The candidates for Governor were
Geo. N. Briggs, (Wbig) one of the purest and
best men that ever filed the chair of State in
that Commonwealth, and Gen. Caleb Cushing,
Voco) now serving in the war in Mexico. The
contest has been spirited one and the main
ground of contest was in regard to the position
OF the two candidates in relation to the war with
Mexico. Gen Gushing was nominated by the
locos under the impression that there was
enough of the war feeling IN the State to
carry him into the Governors chair. But they
reckoned without their host. Old Masssachu.
ssts is still herself; true TO principle under eve
~ and all circumstances.
The total vote for Briggs, in 277 towns (all
but 3D is 1909; Gushing 36,707 all others
1865 Briggs. majority, thus far. over all
others, 767. The towns yet to come in will
make Briggs clear majority about 1000.
This is great. Gushing is in a minority in the
State of more than $4,000. The Wings
will have majority of about One HuNDRED
in the House, and the Senate will be ALI
Who. The Wings having elected 10 Senators
and there are % vacancies which will be
filled with wings by the Legislature.
The vote in Boston stands, Briggs, 5,492
Cushing. 2,OO3; Scattering, 1926. Majority
for Briggs, 2lG3. His majority in Boston a
the last election was 052. Whig loss, I,7S9
The falling off Of the whig vote in Bostol
and some other portions Of the State, is ac
counted for by the fact, that the locos last yea
did not poll their usual vote. Gov. Briggs
majority is larger than it has been for years, i
We except last year.
r $. Returns from 2ol towns,-being al
the towns in the State but I7,-give Briggs
majority of 1910. The towns to be heard from
will increase this majority. Wing Senator
have been chosen, 8 in Suffolk, 9 in Franklin
Tin Hampshire, 9 in Plymouth, 3 in Bristol
l in Norfolk, in BarnstabIo and in Nan
fucket counties. The wings have chosen l5
representatives, the locos SO and all other par
ties z
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TALE OF SUFFERING AND DEATH. On
Saturday last, Oct 80, the Lord Ashbur-
ton, q vessel from Liverpool, feighted
with a general cargo, aud passengers,
arrived at Crosse Isle, in n most wretch
ed state. When sailing her passengers
numbered 475 steerage and two cabin
Before her arrival at quarantine station
she had lost upwards Of one hundred and
seren, of dysentery and ferer, and about
sirty Of The remaining passengers werc
then III Of The same complaints. So de-
plorable was the condition Of those on
board that five Of the passengers had to
remain to work the ship up from Gross
Isle. A steamer, the Alliance, was
sent down for them and on board her all
were embarked, without respect TO cir
cums'ances-the sickly, the healthy, the
toitering, and the dying On her wa'
UP from Crosse Isle to Quebec five
deaths occurred how many will have
taken place before she reaches Montreal
To continue our narration Of facts, this
same infected vessel has come up to
Quebec, and is now along side wharf
to discharge her cargo - Qaebee .ner.
curry
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q MARINE LIST. .Ms,
.YO2P O2 S91E2pOGEao
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY. Novl
Brig Holt, Holt, Piclou for Somerset.
Schr. Mary Ann, Allen, Prov for Phila.
Sloop Victory, Rhodes, Prov for n York.
FRIDAY, Nov. D.
Brigs Mary Ellen, Smith, Fall River for
Gardiner Leonidas, Bener + River for West
eIn Ocean.
Schr David Wall, Derrick, F River for
Port Waho; Adaline. German. Phla Tor
Prov Alfred, GreenIeaf N Y for DO ; Fuller.
um, Prince, Prov for Camden John &. Wal
Iron LiIlefeld. do for New York.
Sloop Mary Ellen. Smith. + River Cor Gardi
ner Joseph Lawrence, Smith, New York for
Prov kienzi, Duriee, do for Prov.
SATURDAY Nov. 6
SUNDAY. Now
Schr Brookhaven, Burdick fin Phila.
MONDAY, Nov. s.
Brgs Ocean Queen, Lewis, + River for
Phila John Hull, Pearce, Bristol COR Matan-
zaS Albert, Ia lcott Portsmouth for Phila.
SchrS John Manlove, Havercn. Boston for
Phila Franklin, Pearce, ThomaSton for n Y /;
Abby Hammond. Martin. N Bedford for \ /;
New England, Baldin, ThomaSton for do; Mo-
Selle. Wright, Boston for n Haven Splendid,
Marble. Prov for Phila; Velocity Montgomery,
Boston Tor ny Empire, Smith, Boston for
Virginia Harriet, Elliot, Boston iorAlxandria;
Volunteer, Norton, ThomaSton for Nor
ming Star, MeSser, Boston for Delaware );
+. Kinds, Perry. Boston for Phila Delaware,
Colbrook, Thomaston for N Y; Nathan s..
Crane, Crane, from Phia Louis, Crowell,
Barnstabe for Phila.
Sloop Teazer, Gardner Nantucket for Albany.
TUESDAY, Nov, 9.
Schr RoSbury, Sears. Baltimore for Ware
ham Joseph Butler, Boydcn. + River for
Wilmington Lenora, Crosby Boston for Al
bany; Ornament Crosby, Y for Boston );
Maria Theresa. Small, Salem for Richmond Il
Mount Hope, Brighlman, FRver for Norfolk
Mary Taylor, ,Nickerson, Boston for Richmond;
Excel, Lowell Boston for N York; Pawtucket,
Omsby. Thomaslon for do.
Brig Mary, Sawyer Boston for Phila.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. TO-
Schr, Atlas, Baker, South Yarmouth " New
York Beuna Vista, Baker, from Philadelphia
Sloops, Vigilant, Heath, New York fr Prov.
Monitor, Cummings, Fail River fr Hartford.
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CoURr OF MAGisrKATEs-TUEsD Nov.
0.-State rs John King.-Complain, for assanl.
and battery on his wife, Catharine King The
defendant being arraigned on the complaint,
plead guilty, and was remanded for sentence
at next court day. Tuesday, Nov. 10Th
WEDsEsDAv, Nov. 10Th Christian u. Bian-
chdrd Us. Edrard Atmy my-Action for work and
labor dono for defendant by plaintiffs wife
Thi, case was argued by II. Y. Cranston &
Son for plaintiff and Gao. Turner for the de.
fendant. Continued for advi-ement. Adj.
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Marine McmOcandn.

Arr at Charleston the Goth Oct Sloop IIenr,
Gibbs, Eddy, 4 DAYS from this port.
Spoken Sept 30 lat 36 l3, Ion &C 90, barl
IIuma Wecden, bound EaS,.
Arr at Wilmington, the 30ih ult, schr Henry
Marshall Freeman. from this port.
Cleared from Bangor on the 9Th inst. schr
Michigan, Peachy tor this port.
Arr at Holmes Hole. Nov. 9Th schr Saral
Ann, Wall, from this port ir Calais.
Cleared from Wilmington for Havana, Oct
%, schr Emily B. Soud.r Almy.
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Probate Notice.

A Court of Probate, holden al the Town
IA Hall, in and for the Town of Tiverlon, on
the lst day of November, 1917 Upon applica,
ton that some suitable person be appointed TO
administer on the Estate OF capt. James Man
chester, late Of sadriverton, inIeSlate deceased.
It is ordered 81 decreed that previous notice be
given of the pendency OF said application, by
publishing copy of this decree in The Newport
Herald of the Times, for three successive
weeks, that any person interested therein, may
appear before said Court of Probate, to be hold
en- for said Town Of Tiverton, al said Hall, on
the first Monday, the 9Th day OF December next
at | o'clock, =. NJ, and show cause if any there
be, why the prayer of said application should
not be granted. CIIAS. DURFEE, Prob. elk
TiYerlCn, Nov. J. 1917
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TO Fishermen.
TJNIHE A american NECand TWINE
Mannf;lcturingC Company ROs-

ton, respectfully represent To the Net aGl
Seine Fishermen. that they are amply prepared
to manufacture to order. y ETS and SEM E>
of any description, completed for use, and ian
ned in lIemlock bark deliverable at such times
as they are wanted from Flax or Cotton twineS
of a rery superior q"atty.
The knitting is all done by hand, in n mos,
thorough manner by class people, who are
so circnmslanced, as to be able to do 1t al
low prices.
Persons wishing information and samples 6
,wine and Knitting can be furnished by mail OF
otherwise, by NM. STOWE, Agt.
No. IL Comme cal street, Cup SlairS) Bos
ton.
Sent 23-3mo
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I0ARRlAH3S,

In Danielsonvi ills, CT, Oct. 81, Laisyei
Avery, NJ. ID Of Iii., 10 Miss Vienna 3. VIII.
kinson. Of Cumberland, X |.
In Portsmouth, Nov =, by the Rev. Mr.
Mulchahey, Mr.. Robert Hicks, Ir. to Miss En-
lily NJ daughter Of the late o. ID. Green, Esq,
all Of =.
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Aurtions.
Bank Stock at Auction.

On Saturday neri, .Nor. i3h mIl o'ek
wiH be sold al Public Auciion, in front
ofMe United States Hotel, By order Of
Benjamin .Mumtord, administrator.
10 shares Of the capital stock of the II. l.
IL Union Bank 10 do of Merchants Bank;
2 do of X. ! Bridge Company
hlso al the same time and place. r Share. in
Il. | Union Bank. GOODSPEED, Auctr,
Nov II.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Reported for tho Boston Daily Courier
Monday. Nov. s, 1917.

AT Market, $500 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, I:
vokes Working Oxen, so Cows and Calves
1900 Sheep and Lambs. 1885 Swine.
Prices - Reef Cattle - Extra Sc so; frs
quality - 75a Sc %; % 81 so s. 25; 3c
quality 81 80 a 81.
Storcs-iearlingS sc n Q two wear old hei
iers Sl2 II few extra SIS 20 three
years old, S23 a. 81.
Working oxen S7j, ss7, sos SIi2.
Cows and Calves $50 SIS, so, S35, SI5
s5j
Sheep-Old 81 ?5 80 25. Lambs-sI
80 i2l.2; one 10, e,tra CoSSeis taken NJ 81 30
Swine--N wholesale, Pigs 5 Ia a6 IL
Oh lean Hog 5s5I 2, old fat Hogs b 4
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The Tribune has news Of the New Orleans
election. The Wings claim Representatives
but acknowledge the loss of two Senators -
Mr. Emile La Sere is reelected to Congress
from the lst district. In the I'd Barkcr's vote
was small, and Thibodeaux was probably beat
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New Jersey Election.

A small portion OF the Wings Of the
State have defeated their candidate - we
think unwlsely, however strong the
provocation. The fact that Mr.. Wright
ran for Congress five years ago in op.
position to the estimable and most deserv-
ing candidate Of the Wing party, and
was elected by the aid of the entire Loco
Foco vote, is the main cause of this res
ult. But II was everywhere proclaimed ID
that MIR. Wright wasa wealthy man -
that his wealth had procured his nomina-
ton and was expected to effect his cleo
tion, and this also operated against him.
His friends made spirited exertions
the mass Of the Wing party stood firm :
but powerful body actively opposed
him, and he is beaten. No just impu,a-
tion could be cast on his soundness of
princi pie as Wing, or his integrity and
worth as a citizen.
The Legislature is very strongly
Whig-nearly two TO one -and the State
was never more so than to-day. Daniel
Haines Of Sussex, the Governor elect,
is personally unexceptionable, and has
served one term as Governor already to
general acceptation.-.N. Y Tribune.
The parties in the Legislature will
nt nd m C,Ilnua.
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October ~, 1Sl7.
NEW GOODS.
ID ECEINED THIS DAY at No. %
IL Thames street, a very largesaSsortmcn, o
DRESS GOODS,

Suitable for the season Among which m1y
be found
Rich MouSSelain de Iaine do. CaShmer,
do. do. Windsor PlaidS do Lama dc do dc
Aliowell do do Victoria do do Plaid Alpac
cas- Plain do do, light and dark; Shawl>
scarf, aud Neck Ties Black Bombazincs
Scotch GinghamS, from ~ l-2 to 30 cents
English and American Chinlz Red. White
and Yellow Flanncls Domestic Whlle do, f.,
good article Calicoes; Remnant do. for die>
Scs and ComiorableS, nj 6 cents per yard
Brown and Bleached lotions, CHEAP; Cot
ton flannelS Cotton Bats FrihgeS ant
GlmpS and every article usually found IN
Dry Goods store a, cheap as can be found a
any store In town.
JAMES MUMToRD & son.
Os -, iai1. i2w-3I
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SWITZERLAND.

BY the last accounts from Switzerland the rival Can
tons were actually on the brink Of Austria had
established a strong OF troops along the from
tiers aud IL reported that the three great Nohern
Powers, in accord with France would interfere Mt the
last moment, in order the efusIOn OF blool-
This Intervention is to he entrusted IL IL said France
aud Austria, and Eng ganG aud Russa 10 aid aud
sst them.
There were apprehensions Of great
distress this winter in the Highlands.
A bridge over the Danube gave way
when The Arch Duke Stephen Of Hun
gary was passing, and 80 persons were
missing.
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Tea, Sugar and Raisius.

1T AUCTION ON SATURDAY, NEXT.
On Saturday, the 18Th inst II, "a o'clock. will
be sold at Public Auction in front of John II
Tiley's store on Market Square, For the benefit
OF all concerned, 25 bbls Brown Havana Sugar,
IS boxes new Muscatel Raisrns, s half chest
Soucbong Tea Sales positive Conditions AZ
sale. M. HALL, Auctr.
Nov H.
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CLEARED.

9th inst, Sloop Joseph Lawrence, Smith for
New York schr. Alfred, Greenfield. fr Dgh-
ton: sloop Rienzi, Durfee, fr Providence. -
10Th, Vigilant. Heath, fr Providence.
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION!

On Saturday ncrt, Noc. 1871, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, viH be sold at Public
AUCTION, at tie Store in Church street,
.formeriy occupied by W. A. d. ID. NJ
CoggeshaH, withom reServe, for Cash,
5pieces 80 inch English Brown Sheeting
D do 10 do heavy do.
3 do 40 do super do.
20 do 80 do bleached do
10 do Thorndike American bleached do
3 do Dress Prints.
3 do Furniture do.
= do Cold Cambria.
2 do Jaconet do
do Cambria Muslin.
8 do Striped Jaconet
2 do Silk Flagg IIdkfs.
do Wax and Madder do.
do. Cotton Rough L. Ready do
do English Madder.
do. do. Fagg.
do. dress HdkfS,
81 doz. CORD. spool Cotton. VT
Pieces Shaded Imperial Cravats.
40 Packs Pins
= Pieces Colrd. Cambria.
Furniture Prints.
6 Hair Mattresses
= Gold Watches, 4 holed Jswcll.
Piece Mixed Cloth.
do. Superine Blue do.
do. Stout Brown do.
= do. Black do
do. Supr. Black.
10 Brass Clocks.
90 Pieces Window Shades
30 Yds. Supr. Carpet.
10 Pieces Bedtick
| Piano Forte.
Conditions at sale, NJ. HALL, Auctr.
The Goods can be examined any day prev
Gus to the sale; all who want to purchase, vii
do well to attend the sale
Nov II lS47.
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A new SuDpIy Of

.HtLOAKINGS, fringe, ,Gimps and Buttons
~ Also, VeIveis, SatIns, Plush and Silk
for Bonnets, good assortment Of Ribbon
for sale low by JOHN H. 10 UVET.
Nov. II. 81
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Five Days Later from
EUROPE.

The steamship Washington from southampton,
reached New York on Tuesday evening. We are in
jeb,ed to Mr. Thomas Townsend, Jr. Tor n copy OF the
N. Y, Express containing the news brought by her.
Since the sailing OF tho Caledonia,
The transactions In Cotton have been very limited.
aud prices receded from SD. TO l2e. indeed i'm
can be expected until the money market s
less stringent and the demand for manufactured goods
increases On the Esd The transactions esiima-
ted 1000 bales the market closing with duh aspect
During the eIinierva ofonly few days since the
departure Of the Culedoniu no amelioration In the
state OF mercantile affairs can be said TO have taken
place. The failures which have occurred have not
been OF that extensive character as those previously
recorded.
Mayor have applied TO her Msesty's Government ioT
relief but as the Bank Of England directors. and a
very large class Of the enectng men, continue TO ad
here To The innexbie principle Oi Peers Bank Act Co
vernmen, hesitates to neiere seeing that public opn-
ion is still divided upon the subject
In our las, says Liverpool paper we announced
the failure o the Royal Bank Of Liverpool and the n-
efecuai application OF depuation sent 10 London or
the purpose OF obtaining assistance 10 enable the insl
tut ion go When the intelligence reached Liver
pool ofihe refusal OF the Bank OF England 10 Interfere
great conservation ensued.
Several failures have taken place highly respecia
BILE house, connected with Antigua and the West ln'
dies, stopped pay yment, as also Berry, Young Co.
extensive East India Merchants aud we learn FROM
ginson, pay able In London, have been refused pay
by Robarts, Curtis a. Co., with the reply Of "no or
ders." II Is stated that the liabilities are not less thar
one million sterling.
II The Baking establishments In most parts Of the
try now affected. The Liverpoo thanking Compa
ny followed the tate OF the Royal Bank, aud yiriua H.
suspended cash pay menis. Its business was yer,
much smaller Than the Royal bank. The Manchester
Bank, schoes and Co., small concern has also stop
ped.
/ The Newcastle Union Jont-Stock Bank has also
closed their doors. This company had pnd-up cupi
tai OF f75000. The s,opprge Will occasion much in
convenience in the mining districts, with which IN,
| bank WAS connected.
II Every day mischief is spreading Mills are stopped
thousands thrown OF employ and the total absence
Of n dealings IN trade render the sale Of goods all,
| extent altope lher i'm pOss ibe.
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EW Chesnuts and Shelbarks, this day re-
1Nceived at RIDEW'S, 81 Thames st Oct 81.
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IRELAND.

The reports from all parts OF Ireland still TEEN iih
the alarming accouns oi distress and outrage. In
Limerick u collision has already taken place with the
military An attack made by about 600 OF the
populace in n body on the Rath keao workhouse. A
small party tdragoons nterered To prevent the attack
conflict ensued some of the soldiers wounded
aud they forced 10 retreat. The infantry and the
police then called out the riot act read, aud
the rioters dispersed nIter Two OF them being
ms nrisnur1s nnl nnnIlnr sInlLhel BY The nnlce
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
&A A CONVENIENT, two slor,
EE:N House, at the corner Of Washing
liislX ton and Bridge streets, recently oc
&ses4ss.4ssa cupied by Georee Turner, Esq -
Possession gwen Immediately. Said house i,
pleasantly situated, with garden, IA good
well and wood house. II not sold soon ia,
house will be let. For particulars enqur" of
WM GUILD.
Nov. H. 3w3s
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1Ewa H EE N
A4;92s!lS II @ r e. Nl;9s!M, ;19s!M,
VNHE subscriber keeps constantly On hand
Il the largest and best assortment of

VIE NUUSCTIUtI ketPS constantly an hand
IL the largest and best assortment of
Choice GREEN n BLACK TEAS
to be found in any similar establishment in this
country. Having agents in New York and
elsewhere for the selection of the best asSort
ment OF Teas the public can always rest aSsur-
ed of procuring GOOD Teas at Low prices,
at this store, as heretofore. The following are
he retail prices for the different kind of Teas
now on sale
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Congress water.

TN quart and pint bottles, fresh from the
i Springs, this day (June 2,) received and for
sale by X. X. HAZARD, sign of the mortar
iv near the Court House.
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Pound Calico.

| A LARGE lot Of pound Calico wholesa
| n or retail Some Of it al very low price
Nov. 10. L. w. LAWTON & SON.
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COIps .rD S0ICE.S.

TIE sudden and frequent changes al the At
lnosgterc Western climate. subject u
sooner o. later to these alo sia- Affections. an
when Eet early attended - tEe Iangs FIJI prsy
couStIaTslo3. their lizl..ioas destroyer Hess
often have You been w4rIiea u tle approaching
danger. but You fear net uHul the eltltel Of ...e
IS attacked ana rendered hopeless. How lnpo--
tlAt IS Il tt.-a 10 obtain ii time lew bottles CT
that saiuaaie Ele4.cIne.
Dr. 4. Daacrn's Ersectoran, E1aefg:
which i certain 10 arreS, the cough. heal the
ness aria irritation in the tr4citea ami bronchial
tubes, remove the pain and tightness eSPerle need
IN the chest and qrea>t; also, giving strength TO
those wAo are weak.
f--4- Remember that it i Dr. ]. X Duncan :
" e>tera e3tfice, No. l59, Sycdlnose s., Ciucln-
mats, Ohio, where the abovc medicine Is SOLD IN
large small quantities Price : per bottle.
+ bottles for 80 y discount made 70 those who
sci d ageuts.
f--7 i OF sale at the Richmond Book store.
Richmond, February 9Th. ISL IL
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E.E<s.ir & CLEANLINESS

81 LIGHT yoa want just came TO me;
saoh CANDLES I'll supply
Thu, none any better be,
Or nicer 10 tie exc:
50 hurry ana bzsag the C4sl-
Come one, come ALI together.
Good goods You'll get, no, common trash,
They'll stand in any weather.
Hard, white AMI sweet, wha, ask YOU ,nore
Come on and crowd my Factory door.
Your clothes, you- faces, hal,>s. and feet
Much washing viii require.
To keep YOU healthy, clean and sweet
Thea, too for SOAP enquire;
Both hard and >oft-boih strong and good.
make Of every kind.
BRING on Your cAsu-yonr rEtnE--your woop,
III suit You To Your mind.
SOAr-GEEASE and ksIiYs, too, won't refuse
But gladly take wha, quantity You choose.
] Grateful fer fayors past, he hopes
Tor mere. Yours, &c GEORGE WILSON
Richmond, Feb. 8, lel.. 39t: '!ar