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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-23
WOOL DEPOT PROCEEDINGS.

Agreeable to previous notice large and
highly respectable meeting of the Wool grow
ers oil Addison County. assembled al inc
Town Room in MiddIebury, on the 18th IN t..
to take into consideration the establishment
Of Depot. at some convenient place in the
County of Addison, Tor the more adj
vantagcous sale Of wool, The meeting was
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-23

Abundance Of Grain and Flour. The
York (Pa. Democratic Press says that the
amount O: grain and -four brought from the
surrounding country, so much greater than
other years, has excited general surprise.
The only difficulty is to find means Of carry
ing away the abundance. which has accu-
INFLATED so as to fill all the warehouses and
vacant buildings that could be hired. One
day last week. one firm sent Fifty cars ireigh-
ted with grain to Baltimore.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-23
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is.

Let it be remembered by the train-band
troops of this Administration, who, from
Maine to Texas, have denounced Mexico as
the author of this iniquitous war, and who,
in the declaration by Congress recognising
its existence, Inserted that fact. that Mr..
Calhoun, from his place in the Senate, has
branded it as falsehood, and charged the
causes where they belong-,o the President
Of the United States. This is no Wing
statement. 1t comes from the great high
priest Of Democracy and deserves to be
spread far and wide, and TO be engraved upon
the mind Of the American people. Hear
hiLI:
The immediate cause Of the war WAS The
marching Of our forces from Corpus Christi
10 the banks Of the Del Norto. That clear
" made the invasion, so called by the Presi-
dent, and hence the declaration on his part.
that the Rio del Norte was the boundary. II
Gen. Taylor had remained WHARF he was,
there uuuid have been no invasion-no Rio
del Norie as boundary to be established by
Treaty and declaration Of Congress-
Speaking Of the Treaty with Texas, con-
corning which Mr.. Turncy charged yester-
day, that it embraced the boundary Of the
Del Norte, he said. III was expressly left
open, that the boundary might be subsequent
IL established with Mexico. When the trea-
" wa. signed by the Presd, mt, ! (he then
being Secretary of State) communicated d.
rectIy with the Mexican Government, and
stated was ready to settle all questions of
difference, and amongst others, the bounda-
nv, on liberal principles
Here is distinct aud unqualified avowal
by Mr.. Calhoun, that The territory between
the Nueccs aud the Rio Grande was neural
ground, and so recognized by the very men
who Matched the project Of annexation. He
proves, therefore, that MIR. Polk made the
war deliberately, with these facts before Them
and he has substautiated all. and mole han
the Wings have ever charged in regard to its
inception. This is The language OF the oracle,
of the master spirit who planned that vast eS-
tention Of sectional supremacy. Desirous as
he was to include every reasonable acre with
in the limits Of Texas, he tells you there was
no pretence of title beyond the Nueces, and
that an act of war was committed in the march
of the troops from Corpus Christi TO the RIu
GrAnde.- Boston Atlas.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-23

North Carolina Goid A beG..of gold, sd
10 be one Of the richest in the United States
has been discovered on the lands Of Mr.. ID.
Merrill, in the vicinity Of Marlborough, N.
G. The ore. by rough process, will yield.
$50 worth Of the pure metal TO the BUSH
el.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-23

CoRREcnoN.-In relation TO the grades
over Mount HolIey, friend has informed us
that we are mistaken in stating them at o.
feet, and that these grades are from 81 10 b.
feet as ascertaieed by Mr.. Gilbcrt' survey
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-23

Eoon far Europe. There arc now seven
ieen square rugged vessels nj Norfolk. Va,
loaded. or ready to load, with corn for En-
rope. They will carry the bulk Of $4,000
bushels. Upwards oil 400 600 bushels have
been shipped Tor IN Norfolk within four
weeks
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-23

Mr.. Folks organ kicked out the Senate.
On Saturday last. the Senate, by vote Of
y TO 81. deprived the editor Of the Washing
ton Union. The miserable mouth pirrr nj his
bnffeied administration of the privilege Of
catering their chamber. The hoary libeller
sIismdized the Senate as ''Mexicaus." as
-'compstiiots, friends, and fellow soldiers" Of
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HOUSE.

Mr.. C.. J. lngcrsoIl moved 10 close the do
bate on the three million bill, on Saturday at
3 o'clock. Ordered 10 lie on the table, 81 10
II.
The bill was then taken up. and MessrF.
Dubin and Giles addressed the Committee
in favor of the bill, but in opposition to TIE
provisc. an
MIR. Gordon followed in favor Of the bill
and the proviso.
The joint resolution Of thanks 10 Gen. Tay-
lor, with amendments from the Senate, was
received. and referred to the Military Com
mittee.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-23

The citizens oil Charleston have by sub
scription, presented TO Capt. Barker's comPa-
ny, suit OF clothes, four shirts each and cap
and socks.
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Thursday, Feb. IL.
SENATE.

The Three Million bill was taken up, and
Mr. Corwin addressed the Senate. Hi'
speech produced quite a sensation, When
he concluded,
Mr. Bagby got tn, floor for TO morrow
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-23

CaiVALEY IN PETTICoATs.-1he follow
aug ~ given as the letter OF lady Of hen
,tuckv. whose husband was engaged "a Esht
duel, hat WAS taken SICK before the tiafe OF
fighting occurred. The opposite party made
some remarks that seemed to imply that tie
sickness was a (eint. She at once addressed
4 note to the second of the adverse side,
.couched in these woidS:
:Sn-My husband i, sick. II he is una =
kic iaIhe 81 The ground tomorrow, | will
take mis- place Yours. respectfully,
MARGARET J..
HrpsoS PRTSr WoRKs RuRSED. On
Friday morning. at O'clock. Marshall's print
works. Al Stockton, near Hudson. took fire.
and the main buildings Of the upper works,
eight or ten in plumber we've destroyed. The
,esrks belonged 10 benjamin Marshall OF
'fras, The loss il estimated at S7o.Ooo. In
.uEanss on stock, $IO,O00; noue on The
.bulldins2>
The office Of th. Ncw.York Mirror mar
rowly escapes destruction nn Thursday
might. by the huas4as "l'a camphcne lamp.
We learn from Nc. R"ss that the Sbe7-
ard Factory. two nriics from Taunton, was
discovered tu be an 7zsses when the cars
were about leaving OH f'EidA afternoon. il
took in the picker room. supposed from some
waste. The amount al damage IL mol
known. The engines were retaining when
;hc cars left.
Tue MAssAcHCsrTTs RraixENT. Com
pauies 4, Capt Webster and D, Capt.. Feb.
are expected To sad far the Brazos t"-Saor-
ruw. in the bask Barins Bfoihers- Il IL SAID
saat Capt. Webster will command the detacta
snrnt. The other companies will be detaiaeo
short time.
NAME. The democrats have At last sue
csetIed in cI,ra.inc 80 memhers of The Mani
House "a ( spre>enfariveS, -shrh nrnh"r ID
just i III jori'y. Sac N,hi2i have - men:
brls, AuJ ;lC.,. lie IisNce vdcancic;.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-23

The Hon John Davis has been reelected
a Senator from Massachusetts for SIX years
from the 4th Of March next.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-05
S:Eee.e1e,D
Grand Consolidated Lottery OF DelawaI
Ga0rpia-class 81

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georga-cass p,
To be drawn az Wilmington, peaw on Saturday,
MAY -. - number Lottery, IS drawn ballots. splcn
did Scheme prize Of $50 coo, OF 10000, Of 8 900
nf 1000, off, 100, 10 of 500 10 of GOO, 10 of 400,
Tickets $40 shares proportions; certificate OF :
package wholes viii cost Sl20 shares IN proportion
SMALL FaE LuffEttS.
Draws as f1lsWs throughou the month of May
Draws Tuesdays-capital prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81 certificate of package wholes, sl%
shares in proportion.
Draws on rhursdays-capiial prize $4,000
Whole Tickets certificates of package wholos Sl4;
shares in proportion,
Draws ON Saturdsys-espital prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets ! eerIicates ofpae Sage holes IA;
shGreB in proportion.
Address your orders 10
~ l.. DORSEY, Wheelins, Va
JeThe draw ings viii be published regularly in the
T mes and also il. the Argus. Remember
n. L. DORSEY'S Lncky OMce.
mr. 10 WHEELING. Va.
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lRBLE 4 FREE STONE


u h1'o'cHf-it shouil he rrmemhered that SICK
1fsh Ie. I'D a.irases, proceeds from dis0rdered
ssi' ild roTuP. state of the blood
i;a' indian Vegetable Pills are certain enre for
lF'i ''Oh OF headache, because they cleanse the
'0A 'io't ~or. humors. which. II confined IN
44saa. ave HE cause Of nausea and sickness. want
f''T 'a!ftraAle taste IN the mouth, hs d breath,
.as 81 Ule gums, decs' ed teeth and many other DIS
ps '9M'slnls ard when taken into the eircuia-
~ 'IiD"l upon tie r1tisus arts otthe body give
@eelt ma ads aetdenits man.
: VI gfe 'a'i Indian Vegetable Pills taken once
4 O,, 'sH'>," III ashort time put complete
i. ,' u. se--ai The same lime the Digestive
g. w. ''a'sfel 10 healthy tone. and the blood
.ut' Cd that SICK headache, Or disease Of
=, ~, WIZ tl manner te Impossible
~ " 20. NIL' Ftfrs.-Tha public arc cautioned
Il. ~ many spurious medicines, which in order 20
Fas P,lI. 4''''''3' " !" i'a"' ihe'@i'
|, WI W.. ORIGINAL AID GESuIsE ISnI,S VEarf1BfF
~ '"t SIGNATURE 81 WILLIAM WEIGHT
4 an. a. an FtN ny The Tor L,REL o. r,cm BOY
h ,s ilitHe and 10 counterfeit TINS is rnrGERY
thNc 3r.. Nst1s HEii.nR. Wheeling. and Aeon
arfe, n, % 'iia oiicc and General Depot l0g
.'i'He, ms y Gdlw
l '@"" Abt 'aer and ,aidlery hardware. coach
|fe,,s5 49,, ,'' s.o-h' etc. etc an extensive stac
k e gtg 'li safe wholesale aud retail, by
h. ,c,, N'ktER, opposite the Posi- Office.
ba, e... 'lN HARE-cAndlesticks tea csddies
y. Guy Nursery lamps. received by
OFT & GREER.
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SHss.Ospep

sUsQrEHANNA CANAL LoTTERY
Glass No25-io be drawn al tie Cit u baltimore Md
on Wednesday MAY 70. 80 No Lottery - drawn ballots
Splendid Scheme prize Of S40aeu. 20 OF 1000 70 Of
900 20 Of $50 20 Of 1876 20 OF $50 It's Of 200 Tickets
Sl2-sharcs III proportion certificate Of package Of
IYholas VIII cost s 30, sIIaf1a IN proport.on.
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&:ssp.ebssea

sUsQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY. class No
al--to be drawn At the city Of Baltimore, Md. on
" Wednesday, May IL. IS number Lottery. - numbers
II drawn ballots Splendid Scheme. PRIZE Of $50 600
Of 10000, Of 600, Of 900 of2.710 10 Of so 10
)f600, 10 Of 400 Tickets S0shares IN proportion.
certificate Of package Of wholes viii cost Sl0O-shares
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AZ ,,.or,,'. ae lnsl received fran Philadelphi.
Il nd fs,.H'eA Of tie newest and most sdn,ir.d
Ny pieparst ,a 'ols stamp. binding skins. 4 and
ierr No. slr'lh out The very best work al ms
nd .afftL ERlmproved edition na, n, i1S
o Wy Tie gross, dozen or sinqle h,
AEaHIo pp,,,,.. j WHARTON.
M plb,., @i vi t new aud improved edition.
'eB all Iat sale by the gross, dozen or
oaly N, .o ohLhlC Al WRITING TiIrip m.
y clerk ,,oa,, Manufactured having no sediment
u nave i. For sale hy
war '1 1s.. ORIGINAL Blue. BLACK INK in
lLANS MO-. ssiee g pre- JE WHARTON
I'd sfise,AN medium derni or can. mannheim,
"a ofalls ~ ,'osh and ia the bosi name. INV
. tslet beng now equal To any IN IN.
|WEY,S ,,,,.. NHABfeiN,
s'ocyf,f,g' ~ a., aRf SHAVING CREAN-Tni.
.ss Team. 1re,.s. AVE made Use Of tic MILITARY
~ md SANDS -, 1Y W llliam Bailey. corner Of
n s ind MIA l.. =. aonl eight months can.i ant.
Mr. a.. IN, used, and womb ch,.s.i,i iu u me
7. MIN pleasant and ecouo,o,.l, ~ ., recon-.
NM ID. L. HOLDEN.
~, ar va B,ile,. having Cream. manuf.e,,,,
cons ID, !, feF q Fulton aud sands =.
''osya s NOTICE Of the public i fInt s6s re
nv of'e 6a5 any discovery made de,eryip, The
r'l have t,f . ID Balley's Military sbs,, -.
-, IT. HE y. - long time, aud do nnhe.
Isaye, me e e soap ever We, invented
i ~ 9ald ak h, ,s ace a. smooth and ,on,f,,,,
;, H. lhcs All 5 - - perfume Is d.ligh,f,i :
~ta ~ may be es'Is ana does HoI dry on the
Aim az Plus ultra Of the
T. a Il a,lT 81 LEI lcG s.pd. St. s,oa. T..
u "a raasas5,s III siasslsls aud fancy sesisr.
I'M lie me- United a,s,es and $500 q rbo, J,
"'es''e aud ' isl. NJ s,0d "a and Fulton St.
&. PRYOR FALL
lie Agents for Whesfs,'-
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S15.OOtD

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia Class No 10 extra
To lie drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on thursday,
MAY 10, IS47. - number Lottery, II drawn ballots
Splendid scheme. prize OF S25 000. of 5000, / OF
3ns9. 20 of 1000 90 Of 400 20 Of roo Tickets sGshaes
in proportion. certificate Of package VIII cost ss3
In,
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100000.

New Jersey Lottery, Glass j >, draws
at Jersey City, May 2G, l847; 7G num-
bers, IA drawn ballots.
prize of $4,000 prize Of $500
4 do 5000 10 do 1000
Tickets IS; certificate Of 26 whole
tickets will be sent for S60-Shares in
nr0nOrtion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-05

PoKOMokE RIVER LOTTERY Of Delaware csss
No So to he drawn At Wilmington. Delaware on Mon.
dav MAY l.. IS number Lottery, II drawn ballots.
Splendid scheme. prize Of S2j0U0, O. ,0Ue, Of
600 oil coo 70 Of 1000 90 of 500 20 Of 500 Tickets
s. shares proportions certificate Of package Of
IL ....Il = II lal.lrtL In
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$4,000

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
George -cass 20
To nc drawn Al Wilmington Delaware on Saturday,
May l5 1e47. % number Lottery; u drawn ballots.
Splendid scheme. ] prize of SIS 600 Of 1900 Of
900 Of 2,paa q Geo 50 Of eco 80 Of 800 50 Of
4GO Tickets 10. shares IN proportion. certificate
Of usc kspe of whoes will cost sI32 eA's in Proportion
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$4,000
S9dp.SJtgss
sl.OalstI

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia-class l9
To Re drawn at Wilmington Delaware SATURDAY i.
Mays - number Lottery 10 drawn ballots.
Splendid scheme. prize OF $4,000, ] Of 1905 Of
700 40 Of 1000 20 Of 500 100 Of 80 TO Of 100 l3o
80, Tickets SIP, shares III proportion, certificate OF
Of Whoiss III Sis. In
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&21.stssss

PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY OF Delaware
class No 81, 10 he drawn Wilmington. Delaware on
Monday, May 10. Is number Lottery. = drawn ballots
Splendid Scheme prize Of S27o00l Of 600, Of
10000, OF 5000, Of 249s, Of 1850, 10 Of 90
500 Tickets S., shares in proportion; certificate Of
package OF wholes costs SIG, SHARES III proportion
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1S.OOO

rON0MOKE RIVER LOTTERY Or Delaware, class
o. 10 lc drawn al Wilmington. Del on Moud6g .
MAY - u number Lottery l3 drawn ballots. Splendid
scheme pfi1e OF $4,000, ! s0o0, of 900 nj
900, Of 25uo, Of 800, 10 Of $40. 10 of 600.
Tickets $, shares in proportion; certificate Of q
pAckase Of NhoLcs VII cost DC shaIcs pI0noLIon
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n,nnn {. HOWELL

-,.,., .cd At the Black Mammoth Boot, case
il ,'an,r,'s ao.. Bu-kins case hoys soat hfosans-
esse how, alf Broesns. al-o Csc QUIZ r's ~,
cans &c % l2iD g - -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-05

Grand Consolidatell Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia Class No 20 extra %
be drawn al Wilmington, Del, on Thursday, May
% ls7. &C Hum5er Lottery II drawn hSots- splendid
scheme. / Prize $1,000, | Of 5,0eO, Of 3,GOo, Of
$500 Of 363. TO ofj50 10 of450, 10 Of $50. Tickets
- shares proportion; certificate Of package Of
" Ao.es VIII cost $50. shares in pIoPoLion.
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ORNAMENTAL. RI\uI\C

,ay, ,GG,. scie"s AID house trimmings eensr.
tHf OFT 4 GREER
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10000

NEw JERSEY LOTTERY, Glass SO, draws
at Jersey City, Nay IL, l847. 70 mum
bers, / 2 drawn ballots.
prize OF $4,000 prize Of $4,000
/ do 10000 l do 1910
do 10000 p do Loco
Tickets dollars; certificate of 26
whole tickets will be sent for IS dollars.
Shares in proportion.
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Gosb Ofsn
sbsbsepN BSSs

ALEX. LOTTERY, Class go, draws Mt Al
exandria, May c, l847, rs numbers
IS drawn balleis.
l prize of $4,000 prize Of 1900
do 10000 l do 5000
/ do 5000 10 do LOCO
Tickets 10 dollars: a certificate n :
whole Tickets viii be sent for 10 dolls.
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$4,000.

MonongaHa Lottery, Class 10, draws
Nay "a, l847. Is numbers, - drawn
ballots.
prize of 1900 prize Of l,loo
/ do LOO 5 do Loco
10 1850 DO 400
Tickets ; dollars; certificate Of %
whole tickets will cost 46 dollars. Shares
in proportion.
New Jersey Lottery class 70, draws at
Jersey City Nay l9, l847. Is Nos
- drawn ballots.
prize OF $40 0 prize Of 1000
do 1000 l do 1000
do 10000 10 do 1000
Tickets s dollars; certificate Of 26
whole tickets will be sold for 6 ) dollars:
Shares in proportion.
IHonongaIia Lottery, Closs 20, draws
Nav go, l847. 20 numbers, II drawn
ballots.
prize Of 10000 prizes Of 1000
I do 4.oo0-5 do SEQ
Tickets dollars; certificate Of 60
whole tickets 10 dollars. Shares IN pro-
portion.
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- FEW gross 'iS9o' T0UD 1 HOWELL.
---.1ourx RAND ROXES-a0 dozen Wooden .ahd
Wv BoAes At
-, -. rc,,iyeJ 81 the shoe store.
p AFTER Siffi.-JuSl IeVeif't ~ lnlt,., 70
- south end oil MANY. - ~ .fGIp 4 HOWEI /,
io''o nSn s"''s'' ,,.., .,,,. ,ics
A0n CHILDREN : coored and ,iasN . e,G'. ~
pra7 rom x INV I'm
. CASE ,nissee ea,orod Half gaiters,
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vii PRYOR PAUL..
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MiNACER'S GFFlCE.
HEAD QUARTERS.
R0BT ARMSTRONG & CO.. Sole Affats
WHEELING, ii.
SPLENDID SCHEHTE.S
For tho month of MAY. 1917.
S2ts.essDO.


nv JENsEY LOTTERY, Class "a, lrsws
a Jersey City, May 5, tg4L is hum
bers--l4 drawn ballots.
prize of 10000 prize Of LILO
do 5000 10 do 1000
do 1900 10 do 500
Tickets 5 dollars; u certificate Of %
whole tickets will be sent for S. doliars.
Shares in proportion.
1900
Monongaiia Lottery, class 19. draws May
6. lG47. 10 numbers. S drawn ballots.
prize OF 1000 prize Of LOCO
10 $500 10 DO goo
do i,56i y do loo
Tickets 200; a certificate OF 26 whole
tickets will cost 50 dollars. Shares ia
nrnnoEtInn.
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"a FEW gross Msson's shoe BaeSng' 5;
~ by Pres loi'p . ~ :,
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FEN .sses slcaeLed -lnslias just received tY
VA TALE4NT L DELAFLAIN
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HTCR s,s.es just received ~
M OFT ( GRRER
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&AO.OOO.

Alexandria Lottery, Class q draws at
Alexandria May 22, 1917. rs numbers
I3 drawn ballots.
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sgINE fau IcNylsd Gold Lever Watches, ssafFsnied
10 Keep lofIfttftme.l for forty i've d9llsFs, -
Pr - blsHcf =, No y. ian zftEsf
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xoopEx RAND nOXEs-3o dozen N@2 l.t .Sna
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an ,..or,n,,. ae lns' received fran PhiIadelphi.
hs nd fpi.gtaas' o. lie newest and most admired
ply peparsd ,a ,os, stamps, binding skins. 4 and
defr No. t14.i SIN cut The very best work al his
~ -'ai+etd Row
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SAMUEL G. v HEAILEY,
BILL POSTER,
MARKET Street. fourth door bclow Union
WILL attend to the posting Of theatre, concert and
w show bills Of all kinds and Tire distribution of hand
ills cards. &c. throughout the CITY PROMPTLY and care
fully and oil reasonable terHa Refer TO j. E. Wharton.
Times Office pr IL
go RFSS GOODS. a large snd well selected stock JUST
A. received a. pr BARRAGHS
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ElEA MSsNEs
No MORE \ JEW CORNER.

YOINI ED GOII TfNN
2 81 received a sua 10 or ye. hyperion Gold Pens.
- pr If JOHN BISHOP No. la@ Ma II street.
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RIVER NEWS.

..., ~. erin 4lle eiannel-rising
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