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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-17

NATIONAL ERA.-We are under obligations
to the Publishers of this valuable paper for the
9th No., the first we have seen. 1t is a large
and beautifully executed sheet, filed with the
choicest original matter There is evidently a
large amount of editorial talent of the very best
quality among its conductors. We COPY the
following independent and just reflections with
which it closes an article ON the position of
Men and Parties in regard to the causes of the
present war.
"What Executive Sagacity! What L.egis-
latiye wisdom! 0, glorious war. the respon-
sibity OF which is Stunned by every BODY: the
prosecution of which is vigorously supported
BY Congress, though they have not agreed as
to It's cause. or been favored with knowledge
OF Its objects. 0, m, serious war! waped with
out declaration on either side by the only BODY
which has constitutional power to make it-a
war, now burning gunrowder under the nose
OF the enemy, then juggling the almighty dollar
IN his ear: at one times" stffening the sinews.
snmonIng up the blood, Disgusting fair nature
with hard-favored rage, after Shakespeare fash
jcn: anon gently offering bride to Mexico, TO
dispose the hearts of her rulers to peace. after
the Polk fashion. What a war; Wbat
President! What Congressi What think
the well-meaning people of the country? They
ought everywhere to pray without ceasing that
God would give at least some small portion of
common sense to their rulers.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-17
ANDREW TENBROOK,
WILLIAM s. CURTIS, c,
HENRY x. HEWITT,
WILLIAM r. PERRY,

Loss OF WnMoT's PRovIso.-In the House
of Representative, March LIST the three million
bill, as amended by the Senate, was taken up
Mr.. Wilmot moved his proviso prohibiting sla-
very in the new territories.
Mr.Graham of N. c. moved to amend this
by providing that the Missouri compromise line
should be extended to the Pacific, and that sla,
very should be permitted South, and prohibit
ed North of that line.
In Committee of the whole, Mr.. G.'s amend
ment was negatved, SO to 96, and Wilmot's
Proyiso adopted, 90 to so. The Bill acas then
reported TO the House, aud the ProUiso reject
ed, 81 to 1l2. Mr. Wilmot moved to lay the
Bill on the table negatived, 81 ia. The bill
then passed, 115 to 50.
Thus has Congress finally, and formally sane
toned the unlimited extension of slavery OYER
whatever territory may be wrested or purchased
from Mexico. We shall, before long, publish
the ayes and noes on the bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
WHOLE NO. 17SS.

A Bsrxr srArExxxr OF FACTS IS connected with sn
application by the Rector. wGdeps and Nestry men
OF II, Juies Episcopal Church Newiors DO the
CORPORATION Of TRrSrrT CRVNch, New.fots' &c
&C Published hv order Of the Pensioners. n
Long a Brother No. b Ann street
This Pamphlet takes strong ground against the
Trinity Church Corporation, and insists upon the
benefits which the original charter secured 10 AL
the inhabitants ct New.York in common with the
Charch Of Englsni but which, as the asthor a.
leges, was unconsttutionally vested IN the three
coosre cations Of Trinity. St Pauls and ST. Johns
From H,Yrt-By the brig Mary Perkins we
have advcss from Port al Prince the 18th OF peceu
Der on the sth President Richie returned from Jscme
% the capital HAVING founded at ace four tree schools
end adopted other aeful measures Nooy pronnng oy
the tranquility which the Republic enjoys. he has With
the assent Of his Ministers snnuled the sequesrson laid
on the estates Of ex President Boyer ali his unsod prop
erty 10 restored to him aud he Il to be indemnned for
such as has been sold The senate has passed law rel
alive to commerce in foreign goods by conssnees the
latter being prohibited from selling less than o hsyuen
dollars worth dry goods IN lot and OF provi-
sons less than 80 dollars worth.
Que Monte. had denounced General ShcfsId 70 the
Government a. engaged IN a conspiracy Sheard was
arrested but the examination set foot established ms
innocence and Monies arrested and imprisoned in
his stead Courier des Hats unis.
PREsESIs RoR GALLANT CoSDUCr-Subscrip-
ton lists have been placed in several public buildings IN
New Orleans for the purpose of raising sufficient sum
OF money to purchase two swords-one for the Ndsnip
man of the French Brig Mercure-the other for Lieut.
Tseton of the British Ship Endymion-ss testimony
OF gratitude their IN saving the lives OF the
sailors from the wreck of the U. :. Brig Somers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
roorHAoHE CAN BE CURED. .

WIN ~. -.
ache two shlngs for article long known 70 the Gus
toners OF tins Dr. J. II. Hart the Glove Anodyne
desroyes the Of the tooth which every one surely
must know the cause Of Toohace has given rerf ~
that have lost many nights OF rect by TINS ex-
crciang pain and who would give grateful testimony 10
It's efficacy II II necessary but we leave Il 70
generous public to give but trial and II II does MOI anoIn
In less than one minute the money will be
funded Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by o. b.
HAMMOND 4 co Chemists and Druggists, successors
to the late Dr. j. H. Hart. corner OF Broadway ana Cham
berst adjoining Stewards neT marble buildings
N B. The proprietors would call The attention OF the
ladies' and gentlemen TO the many articles aept or ther
convenience such az Bears OIL genuine Tooth, Hair and
Nail Brushes Soaps, Cosmetics Perfumery and all ar
,,ris. snnar,slnnv io The toilet dl2 3mos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC;

Anodyne for the Immediate and permsnent cure ~ pain
from decsyed teeth having from It's intrinsic value a.
remedy, become Immensely popular with those who have
used IT, many limitations have lately been thrust upon me
market by unpncp Piled persons and sold as he original
and genuine article The object OF this paragraph IL To
caution the public against all such spurious compounds as
no Glove Anody ne possibly bs the genuine article 90
long and ayoby known by that name but that prepared
during four five years by b. D. SANDS ana oi ths
l.st wear nv Henry Johnson successor 10 A. b. Sands
Col who Is now the sole proprietor. The only safety for
purchasers Is TO be aud ask for Johnsons Toolhache
brps ard to examine the wrapper OF the vial, ss every
one OF the genuine the signature OF Henry Johnson
Remember that the True Glove Anodyne 10 an Immediate
cure for the most violent toohsche pain IN the gums
and that It Is manufactured genuine only by HENRY
JOHNSON Chemist and Druggist, No. T3 Broadway
west eide 10 the Granite Building Sold also at l'o Fulton
ST. II East Broadway and sos HudsopsI fIics % cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06

DAD DEBTS.-Ths sabsehber hes opsssd n o@e:
Osf No Is Chaiussrs r. fos ~ pascAaee q - -
Iectsus d general 10 his cty. HeschnnD nev1.e -
dsb.s 70 SILL Win be coakdsauslH ss.ys1 y ~ VI
40 - = = go MANUAL oOokCkHt -
{Ws Assor10y ~ conseolee = Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06

~ The Washington correspondent Of the ga
v.nnsb Georr,sn. in attempting to apologize for Mr.
poll. pu.nniulous conduct IN the affair with Mr. Wise
ssvs thst Mr. Polk has taste for bear-nghts us
lat Oregon negotiation elbows ihaf be has quite 70 e
taste for Bglhghf lLo"se 'o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06

attention Of Housekeep-rs and others particularly called
70 Wiss Pgen Right and Len screw Eeas!ssas wn,eh
received he premium ate FAN Of lie American 10,
stitre Thess Bedsssds proof sgsinst vermp o. All
kinda and can be put up or taken down 70 one " .nn's
ina No better proof u wanted OF The super.oniy OF
tess Bedslesds over I'll Others han BY stating maj wnm
h asl Eve years thirty housand OF them nAvo ocea
solS The pubic ere respectfully invited 70 cal snd "a
anime for tSemsstveA .,>,-
Also, Cou, wholesale nd rstsA ~ IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06

- OF Choice, Hare and Fragrant kaettc
PloWers made in style please the fsost ast.cl9us
A. 10 be had Al few hours notice, 81 JANIS HO0G,
nlSsm s>sdsmsp 62 Bcoadwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06

prst,c p,ssKa 10 Coz N. PArsI.-The citi-
- coo-hl.nd Co Va on the ed alt tenderod .
80 S,onsr 10 col " Payne. u s. infantry thsr dis
iRo-a;.Ssd eounsryrrAn vhich was decliaed OF ine
--cand Of biz oei.l dsfies already toS long dssysa
rendering his immsdisis re'siR !" 'ae 0TJ nsess'Jp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06

y The Wisconsin CT 'entlon has deeioea 'ns'
the Homestead Of ialally shall not be liable 10 De
.od o., execution for ssy deot hereafter contracted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
From TN PLMSs-The following is from the s.
Louis Republican OF 9sth ult


Louis Republican OF 1sth ult
John O. simpson OF Major ClaTks battalion Of sr,il-
lery arrived in this city Saturday evening from Fort
Bent where he hss been stationed IN command nearly
the whole time Of hs absence this expedition. Lieut.
Simpson here on business Of the service He brings
but hide news no communication having been received
from sAnta re previous 70 his departure Nearly the
whole Of the yroyiscns concentrated At Fort Bent for
the supply OF the army would be forwarded during the
Winter so that therewas reasonable probability VI .
failure of supplies to the army in that quarter Lieut.
:. met with party tawnee lndisps. on bis return,
BAT was not seriously molesied by them The same
party had ifscked rain OF Government wagons, driT
en- the men from n hRlng killed one and wounded thre-
others and taken possession of all the mules One VS.
on was burned BY th Indians Next day the Americans
took possession OF tn property and aid was obtained
from Fort Bent to getit that post There were forty
persons attached TO tie train The name OF the man
killed was Doueherty al tune a sergeant in Cap
tain Holts company tom -. Louis he has vile In
Pittsburgh.
The disaster TO Bullai Hooke Co.'S party OF traders
on the Semirone Is pnfrmed They were overtaken
By furious storm Of snow during which number oil
their mules died sndthey compelled to hide their
goods. The traders would get to Bents Fort Lsent :
met Capt Murphys Command IN charge oil the 1ofein
uleat funds. 8 20,OOl) getting along very vel
An express has arrived at Independence, We learn
which LETT santa Re en- the l7h November. No letters
have reached Us and We are without much intelligence
OF any kind Col Doniph4n sull in New Mexico
abou, one hundred i,s south Of santa e, preparing
for an expedition against the Navajo Indians 1t = hardly
possible that lie can during the Wiater. get transport.
ZION for his command 10 Chlnnahua and We tniak u
likely that he Will CONNIE hinsel 10 opersuons against
the hostile Indians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06

NEw.YoKx AND NEw HAvEs RAILReAD--We
are happy to state that the whole stock OF THIS hae
a. 500 o has been subscribed without condition anc
al the Contractors and engineers busiy en- sed
on the line. preparatory letting the subconrsc We
understand he above Road win enter the Harlem about
three miles east OF Harlem village and about nie tn'
- Of lylSsn.' Ride Jour. Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
BOUQUETS

~ T. j. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No. ~
Wsllsl New-Yorx. Uncuryeat money bought and soS1
xod and silver exchanged notes snd drans collected OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06

~ Water Cure House, Mrs. N 8 Gore coctn'
ass TO receye paiiens 81 her house Inl shfl ns~-
York
sra O. also visits ladies' and ehdTen At heir homes nd
xvrs direction for the application q Water Cure s1u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
q Eish,h Word PIeneer Henry Clay CIul

"a 10 the Unionl will give grand Ball Ia commemofs
Jon OF Inc ratfcaon OF Treaty Of Gasnt 81 The Apollo
on the 18th February. IsfI; They have made srsaxe,
pre- pairing Il, decorations suitable for The occsson ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
~ sunday school Exh

OF the Sunday school attached To the Asbury NJ h. Church
in Norfolk ST. whch was postponed on Monday evening
will take plsce on "Wednesday evening Jan 8, at o.
cock The exercises will be IT highly Interesting char
ecier among which will be the representation OF scene
IN Congress Master Knouse i expected 10 deliver an
Grafton on the Bible &c sc. Ambulance ~ cts
h u L. ID. TlCE, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06

r. The Cincinnati, Ga.ette che Oh the best
yvb;r journals at the West was materially en-
I.reed on the Ist inst. The enlargement was rem
dsred necessary by the increased and increasing
advertising patronage of the paper The pros
,sr;tv of iourna SC syIIa in its principles VII
r;vs Measure q ,rue hearted Wigs in all parts OF
-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06

- Ssrs " ' m.n calling himself j. Rand Thomson
dss sss,sd :, Louisville on charge Of nine rob
a yssr, ma n0 20 IN that city lie is man aged
apased the same md ,dsnss. and appearance. and
Lass ~ on the hotels in c;ncinas,; IA :,
s"us sad dsushssr Il Louisvills. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
Boarding an6 4otsIs.

NATIONAL HOTEL-BOAEDERS.
No. Certaad-a-
FEW regular Bosrdsrs, either famlles OF sngiS xen-
Atlemsn can be accommodated st tho National Hotel,
No CortlsndsL the rooms beias pleasantly smsesd'
and every comfort Proyidedb y 20. cOn.S
dii22t' NO. Oofuens-ss
DOARDINC-A gentleman and hts wife sndtwo single
ID genlrmcn or ladies be pleasantly accommodated
with rooms and board at u Pike.sL cor. Henry. bt'
DOARDING and well Furnished rooms, with strictly
ID pnysls family, 80 McDougaLst d. ,m
trooms with breakfast aud tea In small family, Essy
mud pleasant accommodations In SinnsI corne. o. Liv
ingston-s,- Terms moderate. do w
DOARD-One or Two single gentlemen can De sccom.
ID modaed with good board and very pleasant roos o.
No 81 White ST. where you will 6nd splesssnt and sgIes-
able home ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
" wa,er.cure in Philadelphia: scHi ,t

rnnrcHFR having returned from visit 10 GraefenDefg
"a IN ost eminent Water establishments 81 Ger
many and Esgsnd reopeued his "stsr cure house 10
Ph.d,iphia At he corner OF ChesDut andsbeach sta 'com
taing NJ Advantages Of city and country residencep
where he prosers bis beet services 10 all who may favor
lin with heir psIon,ge His house Vas bun TOT NOEL
and 4. very afxe and convenient containing 10 rooms-
Application post paid will meet with prompt attention.
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
BEDsTEADs. BEDsTEADs:-

ne largest assortment ever offered for
ssIe al MARTIN WILLARDS Bed,
> Mattress and Yeatter Wsreroofns, 10
TL-,h~~..s .orr.r Auiherry The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06

= WATC6EB, JEW BLhi sno essI ~;
~ The subscrssns continue 70 have fos esis ml
~ sssortnent Of Ans God snd Silver Watchee. 81
The moot approved maksrs, which VIII b oasse1
az lho very lowest prices and WARRANTED correct nms-
of ashonAble Jewelfy Of every deschpuos incindine
Gold FOB and Guard Chains Breast Pins tm IN
Forks Gutter Knives and Sverwsfs equal 70 cola Goa
and silver spsctsuees, Perfoeel, conesve Coevex as
French Clocks and wsehes repaired s1ue, 70 ~ engnsA
AKERLY h BRIGGS. iS Bowefy,
xn,-. DOOR above DgooDe-eG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
STEWART, NJ d. see'y.

IV COURSE OI tWeIft ItfVUfts
Sd under the suspces OF the American institute. Wednes
dsy evenings every week y O'Clock The Professors ot
ms faculty. have with others united make this
interesting The first will be Clinton Hall by Prof
Rsnwick the steam Engine Illustrated by model The
orber. AT The Iyceum OF Natural History sol Broadway
Members " th their families admitted free Season tickets
admitting lady and gentleman - Single admission -
cents. At the Repository of the
Institute Friday evenings Of eyery week commencing on
the sth inst Admtlsnce free The Farmers Club meets
an ,ns nh mai AT N NJ Free t3t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
General Notices.

o. Notice.-An adjourned meeting VI the Regular
Practitioners Of Medicine OF this city will be held al the
Lyceum OF NaiuIal History, No sol Broadway on Wed
uesdsy the 9th Of Jan lsT O'Clock, NJ TO receive
the Report Of the Committee appointed the l2sh ult
prepare a Constitution and Bylaws Tor an Academy
OF Medicine ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
~ DIR. Bnnnins's Bedy Brace.-Fof The relief {

~ Cold Cream.--A superior article for chspped
hands and face and for sofenog the sam fies - Genus
per lar Also,
'OkRIs TOOTH PAsTE-A ,lpsriol nucle for cleans.
sw The breath warranted get dry or hard
Price 81. cents per pot For sale ~
40, In, Corner Market-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
-. RIux'- Compound syrup {

Fvery variety Of soaps shaving cream, extracts, Col
ognes COSMETICS pomstums sc with an extensive assou
ren OF razors hair nail tooth and shaving brushes o'et
bottles, &c. &c. ~ i"-Vu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

warmth Of the room. Scarcely he'd The workm an
tir, % rfi-st the sid in Us place before even
particle 4 impure air had anpsfrn.y e'es ~
th-cucn the opening, o. psss on ~ vac 50, -
the roof All felt and scknoN ledref tHe cDNe
with astonishrieat ADD delight TIE senss0'n o.
lrasla- nui oppression that hsd begun 20 "e'An
hsavly on tho f-e.i-es ana spintso i'e cons any
hai le.t them almost IS mex aeciel ani s-'ue. y
ss fc the bundle Of sin from l1c oacA OF o-hy q"
Pilgrim.
"WcU gentlemen said Doctor Lincoia. ai he
looked round. ani saw Oh ihc speaking e'l
uauces of the company that all were 81 wei -
led as they were crsriied ~ the result " -
hsve the mystery is now solved. A, ai events
/ % ssree t0 cure. ior nothing , ihe schosrs t'at
are hereafter made sick from anything aho1i ne
scioaLhouse 0r i1 the conduct % iheir master
Yes The r,om IS as clear as "a horn. 'y deorse
exclaimed Br. s.r. and the thi.s be- done pn'fc-
oaf susse os nrics -ht in cgr isce sni cs re-;
a.f there S DID ee'tfns away from .. hnt "nit
stcSs i1 nay crop IS. that We must have msn--
and book AZ. no, though he plSiuy don't sFai.
low books y hole without chewing. "a moss oi en
40--have a man come thirty miles to tnnS it OUT
lo- Master fou and 1 OUGHT 10 be irOlncet.
Well Mr. Moderator SAID the peacons tor'
mentor the rustic hnmorist We mean. who Was re
FIRST 10 take up for Locke in the debate. sn' WIZ
now seemed greatly O. enjoy tHc triumph 81 th'
latter over the little clique oi his chop lien ints
. Well. NJ Moderator how Is it about the Oh ooy
and his little bluo inluerces. now Don't Yen
think they We pretty much sl cleared out tnron
that hole up yonderl AM Was shout rlsht
Deacon. 10 the Oh chap had been any great ni"l p
be could MT have crept out through so small hole
rs that comes 10, quite 50 quick, YOU may depeno
0n Q.
But the Deacon. who suddenly recolected
promise he had made % carry, that night some
thorough wort 70 a isundery neighoor, was m Boo
much OF hurry 70 reply % such Sc Ting questions
and be- with one or two of h.s most Jealous snp'
porlers. Immediately Quilted the house leaving t'e
rest az the yanQn she'd party. whether superstition
SIS or a'srriFrs o. Join che master snt his ncreas
ing uumhcrol friends aC l,nog. ledge their error ard
recprccats cor gramlatious On the unexpectedly
happy ross.. o, the whole Of this q. sular affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13
nYMN IOR THANK sGIVlNG, le47

Thank God that through the world,
The electric thoughts OF glorious souls are cleaning
Tnsnk God iha, now through Chris.endom unfufled
The banners Of Mans Cause are proudly streaming
Thank God that Earth hath still
some lofty sons whose deeds shall gid her story
With dame from Heaven those noble souls shsll fail,
Like Old Prometheus. this world With glory.
Old Rome hath now. thank God,
Tho keys that shall unlock her gates of Heaven
lad necks shall rise that have 10 earth been trod,
And chsins that yoked the soul shall now be iiyen
And MAN-thaDk God for that
Der al the earth asserts his holy franchise,
And boldly u0ry. II king snd sutOcraI
HE words oi f-ry hope the vassal launches
Thsok God that Right Ia Msht-
Thai Souls are doaihlcss and that Wr0ngis mortal
hstDsrkness il the handmsid Of the Light
And Dca'n 10 but Of glorious life the portal
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WksHfecTOS
CROCKERY STORE,



MO. l3s WsLLIAh--f. opposite the " "ss'"s
~ ton .fusss,n 20 door below faItoo-.t
The slscrbe having ycen iof some ms past - "a
rsrsd iu he CHINA GLASS AND EAREhES WAi1S
s.inrs A. WHOLESALE, has recently completed sNt7h'
I've arrangements fof furnishing families ard 'hoc IN
,rffns los.ek eepng Nth goods N his n1s, $40 IL -
~ 80 a. sci. nf. goods fates than IDo-e
~ klIkIL TRADE raco.sey, IA cons .epes y, ~
i.tss and lre4l-1t inipCTtsuons iof ~ -
piF.fSFsS HE location of the e.tAbns1ment VI ne
.nb,ribef being such thar 10 ps,s ~ sn' so
s,.. e.r~n.e. enables him 20 carry 0st lls intentor
no ~. s,,.f g'. .sars. ), REDUCED PRICES.
A. ,1.r.tsr designs sens good articles, and without
- ,.,,s, II his styles Of French China Dinner shc
- s.'gy,e,. 6ue China decorsted granite Tea end
go So. Toilet IN great variety, solar Lamps,
g.. Cirsaloies. Msntel OTnsDsuts Fancy Goods, Cut
- plain GGss and common s)cos &c. DC. would say "a
M ia want that be promises 70 Convince them, n they VII
S.or hin With 4 call that they pnrchae goods az his
.lfseut Of ~ och more FAVORABLE TERMS than
.aRETAlL STORE, bot should this be deemed 10.
dscelent he would solicit pztronase upon the ground u
Offering iof their inspection unusually LARGE AND
UNKftALED STOCK, from which selections can b:
made viii give entire ssusfsction. Hotels, shPs SO
steamboats, furnished.
Goods cent free Of expense &c g. psIts or trs
stTThA9u 0fOROE H. CLAIf.
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xyrr or Syr.As URfGHr.

rENTr NnFRSlgNEn WILL flhLl>h anf have
-, ir sat.r ,ers Or or before he hrst u Novsns-
tes neat ThE Llta or SiLAS WRIGHT,
u>e cr rur cSstlEsr ~ Ana sfctN stAfksAES, q,
Ex-Governor Cf fhs STATE OF Ne~-lork contNnins foA
HISTORY of hs Lite ard the esry valuable services ren.
deled hs country end the state durnz long AID event
n. pegad hy Johu $ jenkins Esq suh0roi New Clerk
Assistant. fo,,l Hsogy 9l Ne~-Nork, Lie VI 0ensEs
Jackson. Sc. Sr
lhis yurk VII Ne srnherished With sccnrste Like
ol tls fr.y seat printed lno paper. clea
type and clntn ahcul - PAGES, srge ilno ,te ssd
bound ir beautiful embossed muslin neat Leather.