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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-12
MoNRovIA, Liberia, Morch "a, lsi7.

DEAR sra; During the last year, very
considerable improvement has been made In the cult
walton of the soil which. IN Liberia well In every
other part OF the world is the best road 10 wealth and
independence The progress 10 this branch of industry
although not great ought 20 have been evnccs
spirit OF perseverance, and self which at the pres
ent crisis the history of this infant Commonwealth is
perhaps more necessary than during any former period
excepting OF course the few years Immediately succeed
ing the founding of the Colony, by handful OF un
daunled spirits amid the OF surrounding
age hordes who seemed determined to extermnste the
little germ from which has since grown up tree sun
Young but vgcrous-its limbs sill enlsrgiUg and
spreading and inviting the descendants OF its former
emes 10 come and repose in It's refreshing shade-to
pluck from it's boughs the fruit Of Civilization spd
Christsny-ihe Tree OF Liberty the Western Coast
of Africa
You will doubtless have before the arrival OF this
letter OF the action which the citizens OF Ii
bens have taken in reference To formal declaration OF
sovereignty aud independence. Whether the little shpoi
state will be able 10 keep her course and TO glide safely
and securely the turbulent pillows OF poiucs IN
dependence, is matter which Is yet 10 he determined
Although am sometimes fearful that unsupported
breakers may be IN her course, and unseen difficulties
may arise % impede her progress II not 10 swamp her
amid the rolling surge OF ambition and narchy-yetl
her which has almost mirseuousy interposed In the
preservation OF the Colony from It's earliest epoch 10 the
present hour.
AT an election which held las, month eleven dele
gates were chosen represent the people IN National
Convention TO be held in July for the purpose OF
forming Constitution, and making other neces-
ssry arrangements preparatory 10 formal declaration
TO the world Of the sovereignty ard independence OF the
os,e or Republic Of Liberia Governor or President
VIII De elected by the people IN October or November
ana me new Government will 20 into operation on the
Il" January le4o. Yours. very respectfully.
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- OEofS.-Ihe alarm among our farmer relative to
the their whea, increases and sppears to be bet
passed, Wednesday through ths, hesu,6l tract of
isrmns isne tne ladsn Reservation Ia Berren County
Michigan adjoining our County line and 10 sllour In.
quires We received the same answer that the y was IN.
deed usually prevalent One farmer who has hand.
ard apparently thrifty field OF Wheat and who no
to week ago. confidently expected to have thousand
bushels from IL found IT. on close examination 40 full
Of the y that be viii not In ali probability fad II worth
cutting by harvest and this is but sample Of what we
were informed their condition through the whole
reservation On the North side OF Terecoupee Prairie
10 this County prairie which generally suffers bu, liz
lie from drouih cold fly some OF toe hocs tslds Of
Wheat found 20 be- Ia similar siluston. II this
scourgo Of our farmers works the evil all suppose II
will conjonsd with what have slready suffered BY
having psrs OF the crops winter killed Northern Indiana
and Southern Michigan with all their large expsnse OF
tsbls lands will hsye bat small II any, surplus next
harvest The cold and backward spring has also heen
very gn4v,ra5le for Corn s1d much fear Is felt re!sve
% tns crop also. 81 losePh' Valley Ola Reg IAN.
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-. .,IInal1,--a,,s. pRErIun TKUss,

* SioHPsnN's PkS'iion
~ f'---. yf.-,a-ssri OBJ - Medical rscai,
:, .pe : ss5nse i-e-a, a l-s pIs.s's 49,.
~,r.t-.i -, - - Hf.y rs5nds o. - i4Psdls -.
- = 80 +oes lscc- tl-fJ - - 49,
ED "a az r ~ AZ 40 &c "a :,
ssras-s-. soilsl ai1s4',. = - ''N rss I,tpg
- go, ..Sslscgyry, lsocsJ 's,arec "Fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-12

Jsan Jsr..or, gEq EDITOR < tis Railway Repu5fcsa,
bshei te shove csffcae SRI remaks n sn editorial
:. fol ovs.
The siirctsa o. d. 1uwrscna'r rrepsfauon ~ Saiss
rari.arpesfs ~ be ot r m1s eXiro1f'asfg character
We publish fsd1y TWO cerlccafcs u iis be's one IRON
Capt Mclean OF his tnwn, and one troi- Kew MI VINE
Of staten l. snd = gentleman sell kaJwu On RAILWAY -
Capt Mclean hs yes he medicine go nave save rls ne
srd Nj hiie -ltritsu equally siro1g COO.
fdsnr- n ~ cicscy irt'l4e men Ike these would
DOT prs'se strongly Shathey did NOT fully believe 30 d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-12

II We understand that Hon. w II. SEWARD
intends making Albany his future residence The
frequency Of his visits at that place on account of
professional engagements renders this step desira-
be. No less distinguished as 9 Lawy er and Advo
cate than as Statesman, Mr.. Seward will probs.
by Sad that his change of residence. from Auburn
to the Capital Of the State. Will impose upon him
additional labor which, We hope, will be accom-
panied by corresponding increase Of professional
emolunents
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BosEu M AssisrtNr ALnFsMrv,
Ma 81 1872
May 81 isit-
II, Tho fnIInmIng Me.sngc Wa. received q.

~ The following Message was received from
Dol. Honor the Mayor, accompany irc return of he Pc
solutions. without h's approved adopted by his Board,
ami c'rcuei 1 by The Board of Aldermen Msy -. lsf7.
n regard to the widening snd extending % William
slrce. a18 tNug the time for tho commencement o. he
sane ss a.. ows. fom MNdcr-isu- 90 J0hn-s,. on ne
frst Gay &c Augustusxt ard from John 90 Chsham-'eei
o. OH 6r,t day % Nsy reyf
On motion Of Assistant Alderman Gray. The Message
"a. ordered % he published IN ons or n.re % NE public
new, s8sp-rs. ln accordance with the City Charter
RICHARD SCOTT. Clerk.
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General Nolices
PHRENOLOGISTs AND URLIsHEES,
FoWLBRs & WELLS,
I3I Nas<an--f. y. 4.

r. Wnter-Cur Establishment. q Bone-st y.
snd s,oss-t lOysi-r bsyJ = IT sHfs ne e2fiis'i
f-s pr,ctiil5r~r a1c sIlor "a " a-f Cure, receives
Ssnt. a. .sogs These ~ daszrcs Eisy, b. s-niins
- - slV.ssa f-ra usAim-lt a. home ny.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-12

FIRE, And Man BURNT TO DxArH--On Sunday
morning last about , O'Clock, - sawmili owned BY
Mr. John Drummond siigasse % Tie Msgog Shout
two miles above The Fsc'y5r bridge, was desiIoye y
fire. and youos msa b ~ ns1ne Of La CraEiori
Per!shei 10 TIRE flames stef5ooke "a i1 Nay 81
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secretary Marcy. Epi.tIe TO Gen. Taylor.

We copy below Mr. Secretary Marcy's official
.Oice of the action at Buena Vista to the happy
irrs,nation Of vkich has generous and energetic sup
ori Of Gen. Taylor contributed so much.
The great merit of the battle is certainly to be
,tnbuted to the conduct of the Secretary c -
he gaining it against such Tremendous odds with
,sgly. enlisted volunteers for he had taken good
care that the General should have no regulars
he occasion. The Secretary, it will be seen
PEACEFULLY audes to this fact in his official letter
h. is too modest, however to claim any praise for
bsconduct
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OCCUPATION,
Camp Monterey, May 9, le47.
Under the instructions Of the Secretary OF War,
he Commanding General has the qualification to publish
q hs troops OF his command the following communi'
, ,suca received by him from the War Department:
"WAR DEPARTMENT, April B. ls47
SIN: Your communications of the Gath and
Ih Of February aud the LIST OF March announcing the
blan, success of the troops under your conmsnd at
BBess Visits against the forces OF the enemy vastly sn'
peor numbers have been laid before the PRECEDENT
sd am Instructed to convey you his high apprecia
don the services rendered TO the country
b yourself and the officers and solders OIL your com
R66r achieved At Bueua VISTA wnne :, ga.
os glory to arms AMI furnishes proofs OF the
TAE and brave daring OF our officers and solders will
nton.
The single fact that five thousand of eur troops
rsly all volunteers, who, yielding to the impulse OF
Psronsm had rallied 10 their countrys standard for
hnporaTy service were brought into conflict with an
uny Of twenty thousand mostly veteran soldiers, aud
no, only withsood and repused the assaults OF this nu
nefoas host led by their most experienced General but
hsprotrsctcd battle of two days won glorious VIC
orJ IL the most indubtable evidence of tho consum
nse skill and gallant conduct of our officers, and the de-
voted heruism Of the troops under their command II
vii ever be a proud distinction to have been in the
memorable battle of Buena Vista.
The general JOY which the intelligence OF this sue.
so Of our arms has spread through the land is mingled
sh regret that IL has been obtained at great price
that go many heroic men have fallen In that ssngui
LAZY conflict They died in the intrepid discharge OF
patriotic duty. and will be hOnored and lamented by
sskful nation.
"fou will cause this communication 10 be published
bhe troops under yOnr command
Il have the honor 20 be, very respectfully
Your obedient servant
(Signed) Nv. l.. MARCY. Secretary OF War"
Ry order % Major General TAYLOR
w NJ - HiISS As.istaut diutauf General
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CORTLAND co.

David Hawks, Wing. elected First Judge OF this
County over Henry stephen By $50 maj. A. /.
Ballard elected District Attorney over VIM. w.
Norihrop.
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fashionable Clothing 6tores.

CLOTHING.
VANDERBILT - Maiden lane ard io3. West bfo-d
u wav h.. splendid assortment OF geuts, boys ara
chdr-u'a cotning Five skeleton ne" sylS sn0rt
.kirt focE snd ,zt cpas sltabe 'of every axe Aso'
more tban s1s thousand pieces OF fsshOaao soolstO
msks 10 order al OWL Oh all De soi 81 e owes pos
.ib- price ,. D., Z. A.,
p reassn, Sumner cosi. v-s. and pfns rom - %
a. s. Ns.deD-a1e ald I've. Wet Broadway l-lg m
CLOTHING.
.FuLL ANO FAsHGoSABLE SUR
Rsady Nffs, fr0us = 10 %,
A. he CiOfhiog
USE
al ic2 Fulton q opposite he Chnrch IN
CLOTHING.
Rrgdv naa1 ant MIie 70 Ordrr.
TIE Chesper F.saionsD4s
TklLOEfSG
gsrAsLIsH sEsT.
In Nsw-f-rk .
" Il DEGROOT CO.
ny5 3ro. - - --------
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Eentral Eciiifs.
&m LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS So
@zsAss>S~ FOR FOREIGN PORT. @e

~ Letters Bags ar- oPra 81 ne otee Of TIE New.
fora Tdo1-e Tor s.. For-iga Pors sed al lssssrs AID
oer,papsr, deposited In his ohce vii .-sys es Tor
~sra-d By TIE Vrry -sre. v-ssea This department %
4sscr lhe spec..l supervision o. J. g. MOWER, EsG
Esl ruowu for rAuy yesrs a. he exrerisucec .r5 IN
ci-et Superintendent u th- goregs Letter O-pAm-si "
~ S-g.fors Cify Posi Orc-
Esss 3e CO oprn nr tn- reception ~ -iscri snf oe~s
sAp.r. f1r ne flsoinR places ~ London Liverpool
,flssxor lr- snf Hsvrs .srs-i.'ss. Amsterdam. hre-
neu Hsmbrrsa. 30 20 Isur'rs. Valparaiso. bn-nos
Ayrss Oregon aeTico Ps-sIls, s. l-Clss. hiaEs'oof
Jan IA Hsraua.
Qf1re rC-n from A n I'D ORB z. Il
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DELAWARE co

Whig and Anti Rent Judge by 600 maj Balance
OF same ticket 10 1900.
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J. D WHEELtk,
- s.,eyrr for the -tnte, = Hes lo.'
-! e,.,- I'm Isstnasly BsA. elf
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~ Letters and Newspapers VII "a received ~
th -oreicl ship L-u-- Ofc- 1i re y Y Tribune FOR re
packet flp CAM FRIDGE. Ca-t Peabody, "a hic1 -ai.s
fgr Lvrrpo0. ll NE Jon iI-t
- Aso. all he received. a, ths ssmr place. Letters
NcNspaper- 1r The p.czc st7 10 VA, Capt EfsNf.
Which 81 : flr Hsvre 90 ths f6.f inst
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SpTpowETER FOR CHEST DISEASES

sPIROMETER FOR CHEST DISEASES
rTgIs VALUABLE INVENTION ln Ne.icl science
s'ries o. whie. appeared IN Tue T-buns 'h0rs TINE
.',c mzy be rs ectsi - ne medical ofe'sion sad Al
h.ve 80 .ym Di0rus u ch-.t cs.ase car consult
n, "a ARRINGTON. 20 rs Ninil--L between he ho'rs
a itsnt taiy Grstll0us a1vc- viii b. siye1 u ne
oo5r from 70 H. Jodsys Wsdresdsyi and Fnasy'
aaHI In
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Lyman TremsIn Loco chosen County Judge by
s45 mai Rufus w Watson, Hunkcr, District At
torney by Sc majority.
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Boarding..


i,OsRp-A sent,ens1 and bis wife ard two OF three
ID-inge eensren De accommodated with board and
pleasant rooms by esing al II B-ekmsasI ne-r Nss..e
Reference required fhef Petmsnsns or Hsnseht osso
e. may Apply. ls.l ~
fpOaRD-A g-nrlem,a aad his lady, ~ ihrs os fous
I'D single gentlemen, can acc n 1iodNsf WIN b,srd
and pleasant roou. by immediate application al ~ Mur
ray.sL References exchange. lsll W
D0tRDING-wnh private faulty, aud use of piano
ID forie nfeqiirrd 50 MeDougs-st jeli I'm
,rO LET, with OF without bos'd furnished psrIo's and
4 bedrooms, At I52 CsnaLsL References -Schsnged
jsl0 Inn
BOARD EAST BHOtDWAY.-A enlemsn
- aid his wife ant lhfse single gentlemen can
be- accommodate with pleasant apartments ana board ~
applying st l7 Esu Broadway References exchanged
ie9 lw'
DOAVD.-A gentlemen and wife and TWO 90 three sin.
Dsls gsrilen.n can be accomm dated with pleasant
room. ani board In private family. BY app yiDs Nlii
sand.,t RroYkyn FERNS moderate W.
SMALL. PRIVATE FAMILY. having moro
"A roam than tIey want woud be glad Ia take from w
10 four blarders The house IL very PLEASANT nns yMd
ana family ia every r-spsct sVeesble Rooms 10 lot are
an the second door and would be furnished feqiHea-
Teens moderate such would require but NUS Aten'
lion References exchanged. Apply a. ~ sur'onsI
Us lv' "
DOAHDINt:-Pea,ant rooms y in board may be 90.
- lalned a. q Chambsrs-sl opposite the r1h' JsoW
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TvTTLE5S

PATEST EfA>TlC BAof JD IPEh.
Or MUSES. ASSIST Ant -Inis 1seia4 $40 As-sin Z
~ n.eo1n hsyic generally approves ana rec u
,,srd-.l by tte n sInect NEEDLES. WORKS sra Pny'i
u te cDunuy. Tor ~ teslal care shd eAsfess "
90 80 = c-te1 l0iesse tuc retail al ne sens'
ri drp5,s 3i Broad Gay. Ny 50 rremono~, boston
80 II Ch-s u1i-.t Phiade phls where orders are res
Pe1---' D ". FUTILE,
t-at-. Inventor lrd Asagf.cturer
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/ ,NN>TED-By Young wsn. some r-sp-c sd. eu
~ p.ovnieut h-shNt zoos practice IN avon da~
/ tx sr8 would wish - engage With = autographs. or
wSul4 vsit geri'rnaa crirs ~ travel Atcr~ss =
Ine POSTPAID % Yoang Arsss, y seesmAnst 81 aoof.
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I I0mIn = gOoT sTTTT"s 40 10 n F'lV'ETlu VT
r,ans vears -ria~ce a. sccounsrt ans srler q
plsia saf hsnf ~ hts .-rvice IN wfinog rp
AMI balancing bnOk. q sceouo sdusurg tispni-J and
MITIGATE accounts cNny ng bills IN Chsncefy usnscreirs
records &C Assurances viii b. given that all matters
irtrs'e4 1T. hands viii "a executed n cVnndcrua
ant -ausftcl1ry manned Aiir-ss r a this Once
al
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Judicial Election.
SUPREME COURT-IIId District.
ALLEGANY co.

Toal.lc3 80 IS $50 rs OF 20 II 81 Ig6 Il 0l9
Also on he A1t-hrnt ics-L Elected.
ALLEGANY co.
Loco By 600
CLINTON co.
About 800 Loco Foco mai
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~ To the assertion of the Washington Uuion,
that "no letter writer in Washington has any
means OF knowing the views and purposes of the
Administration. in advance Of tho public the cor.
respondent of the Philadelphia Ledger makes
positive denial; part OF his reply we transfer to
cur columns. 1t may not DC improper to premise
that this correspondent is known to be a personal
and political friend Of Mr.. Secretary Buchanan,
ander whom he has holden an office Of considerable
Importance
The readers OF tho Ledger will bear witness that
never laid claims TO knowledge OF facts derived di
eeiy or indirectly from any OF the Departments though
nay, hke some other-msy be 90 iInmCdest rs to
sp i-saSaea0as correspondents, have OF inior
mson not known 10 those Departments and yet equally
Ie'aole And In proof OF the assertion just made now
ssn reyeet every word have said in my previous let
:" ,,tHe 10 the probable mission OF Mr. Trist ne
- ftf o,sioEcd upoa Gen. Scott and ne approval
- NNs A.'t,s is1aiiog OF TEXT or HIS PRocIAMA
lion. Ano would respectfully suggest TO those who
sreet 70 throw doubts my statements TO have care
pow they contradict openly lcs In the attsmo, IN
oscredi me- their own reputation for verscity misht
sorer some discount
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WAYNE CO
Loco Judge and Wing District Attorney elected
Africl-From Liberia.
m The New. orlesn. Delta. Juno

By the schooner Mary Wilkes, arrived at this
port Yesterday we have dates from Monroya (WCsorn
Africa to tho 27,h of March The Mary Wilkes, IL Will
be recolectod left this port some months ago with
dozen coored emigrsnis On her return voyage
she fnsde the Holcin the Wall the 4th Of May and
since that time had a continuation of Hight westerly
winds and csms Ga the coast the boarded by the
British brigs Contest and Alert The United States
frigaie Unted States az MOnroyia when the Mary
Wilkes left, but 10 sail Ia few days cruise.
gentleman in this city has favored us with the
following correspondence from the Colony;
Nn.-r,.-,. 1 .l..rAa NIL l.I-
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AWNINGS AWNINGS!

t>FESCH. VENETIAN AND PLAIN AWfiS3s mste
/ In trreriof manner ar snitnet m A'2-r.ln 'iJle
~ WORKMAN ShLL,
" rs We.i-sL cor-er - W1rre1, y. r
Al q mn r,ry-tfh- -uf71i@r AZ ~
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To ne Hon tis goa 4 II liiiiifmi Aldsrmfn
GFNrLEuEN--i have hsI u1ter c01'd-rato7 reso h.
tons flr ihc drn NJ ard extending AZ " rsr-srrei
pass-d Msv a. leii. Rnd am c0Brh1rd 10 WITHHOLD my
snrrova Tor tts r.s.cu that g. conceive Pr4ct
cs- Cd carr -ad Improvement int operation, ~ pro-
posed by tie Resclui yk portion. 20 drrrtoi pe'
rods ~ The Awards lr famsses are pay abe VI D.
Boz four months sitter hs period fxd FIR the scus widen
ug and Atsn1ng C the street ami tie asse-fmeas sre
cue Wtla SKY iays from the ssul- lime
As TIE whole I'm 1rOgeurutts em'rarsi within one en-
tire sss-m.n il would De ilqossIh o. c0ltc ary pof-
ton 90 tle uu two mrn h- otter m tirst period
fixed fr he widening end eVten-i1g ~ The street p
Tween John sud Chatham streets wh the awards FOR "a
rsre. on The pert between Nslcnl're and John stree
-ou have tn De raf within four uhs m th- ar Ter
period fXei fr vi irnug hist portion or ne street npo1
which city won lose about min" months Interest
For these rcspe-ifu y return the resolutions
fr ,uur fecous. eraou ant s.r-t Aso t- propreiy
81 naming m the uiions which mas think proper
q psss. Collector, 20 col eel he assessments
is fThSsTukSa NN v BRADY, Mayor.
rra Cnrd.-T0 he Lsdir- and Gentlemen Of New
YORK and Brooslyn and their vicinity, by Mrs CHAFFl
CfBoston.
Mrs C. who hss hal lorg sud successful practice Ia
medicine 10 dstir0us of holding conversation with 81
those persons suring from consumption, Inflammation ol
The lungs bronchitis salt fhsum dysentefy conuacuon OF
cords dyspep.s. hty. spinal sH-cuon nervous IS MP
asthma. nc tOOreuX. js1ude n-zdhcne ioolnacn-f
s-roflla, humor-. &c SC
Her practice been eeentv ;ces.f1i, hs-i0g sue
eeIed 10 h- entire o l0usanfs sod most geneta
g % that class n such long ss1ing "a % have bA-d
which can be from The reaprctahl- references
which she show her rooms SCI Broadway, % door
from Frnnkin-st .
Those who would be healed must qlicsly or Mrs.
C. vii remove where her usefulness IL certain 90 hs put
into rsqGisitOn without delay. iei limos
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY or OCCUPATION,


The Commanding General has the satisfaction OF
announcing TO the troops OF his command another dee
avo victory achieved by the American forces under Ms
ior General Sect the 18th OF APRIL at Corro Gordo
IN the state OF Vera Cruz. The Mexican army, under
The 0med iste orders OF General Santa Anna President
Of the Republic n known to have been entirely routed
silh the los. of all its artillery and munitions
Tue Army of Occupation will hail with JOY this bril-
liant success OF the American arms.
By order of MAJOR General Taylor
w. w. 5. BLISS, Assistant Adi utsnt General.
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RENssELAER CO.-[Ofhcial.
sTEUBEN co
WARREN CO.-lOmcisl

Chatfeld, Loco, Judge, beaten by McMaster,
Wing 25O.
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- " STEVENS, Cabinet faraiiare Aznufsctrres
IN NJ, .e st-kl srds Of FlrciIars mad, 70 order
= ,bs bsi nst-rtzs ard the shortest notes. Wofk
Nd ans repaired with paastaslity and dispsich
- .fNsSlris
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THE ANNUAL CONVENTION Of ne ynlsc
l oste. IlhJel Society for tbs pfomouon 0 -
Meots Liberty will mb.e al Zoe Minerva X. oms 20
sro.lxay A. 10 O'Clock Sunday mofnos Jane ~ i0 =.
gsnz ton and IN the evening" ~ ~ oc oes fos
II sr.l iLiorn.ion Speakers from distsn pos''Dns
me Unio1 will deliver addresses on inse'e'A's NV.
Subjects. .,. A. ,... 6t.<ns nm
e s-Lscies and gsntleDen ffienoiy !" "ee
are re- psciIiy inyiet " eieod, r,vrt p,..,s.a,
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"a ANTEp A siIuaucH N msrufsctortrg sstsefse.
~ nsut where pterr making would he the pr.-NiHN
bus ness Tie advertiser H. orker machinery
has yNer.ive srowlsirc ~ gesrag wills, prcror-
or-e sd apply drsyns roer. b'th f.ssn sni We
Ter prssr Plenty - rvf~rrucrs Hfrqu'red Adde'S y
y READ, n yok 7. g. amer n. 3sh inst Ph'lsse'Fle
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OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN esa

FAMILIES OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN sss
ave .ssr wah done Il the beet ma ner, sy cs'nt
o l-.yiag word ID Mrs. POWELL, SO Twsniy ,ssvsn.s
. wss: u Ts.ta.as.nge The most re.sooe'ie 1.ns
she viii pay ,sSicaiaf alscn0s W - getnrs eP ~
=, sGii f..hiJnstl- ye0Do - -
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.sA.oa af,sr unieTsOiag eOngless fspsh ~ es,ie
l,s ts rec e,il5a VI Ladies aad osnaeI'sa' aa' WV
gea5.sly - -, -. .,.i,o,s S>ssou 1rk~ts
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Win soi r-frfenc. from a. r at employ -fs "ca'%
lac ohtsiu stnsinn. cnsrh-rrsds -nd % - me
wsh'nF snf Iron'nc They would have no oeiect"r :"
- ia he rru1,ry. aPry for Two csy'. fFoni @ w
i.'cf,ck. y farfv.st lcil "
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'I'0 FOUNDkK-.-Th- ADVERTISE being DESTROYS Of
chargns ~. present bas ress ~ishss 10 m,se a. en
y.fsrent in ,or- foundry the west side = TIE city
vS-re h can take charge 0f Ire once oasn's 10 saeh
a. ,.t,h.hrnt ~he- here would he an orpcfi1nay 81
b@ ming pr ps In the concern. be ecn nsks ~
.-rvir-. on v.ge ANY Communication ztdress~f % u
I Tits fee will fecev- fus sientcn l-t
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NIANTsp-gy ssesdy s"osr wouisn, si'ast'ct 10
Nv a. general honssSofs i.s good washer snd rcner
sn.l pfvsie fanlp preferred. viii have mn o'eeiions
% 90 hort d.i.nc- W he country Ire hcs references
given. Phase AL stl2i Motst resf building, uP-srhs.
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o. roussssp- Dew slr I leve ne pleasure % m
form you dist ihreeo ay cblren have huea cures. q the
Scrofga he the use Ol your excellent medicine. Trey
we're Ric "a very severely with bad sores have tslen
only four boiues d took Nem sway. Dr which feel my
self und er deep obligation. Nolrs res ectlly,
ISAAC ". GRAIN, leo Woos!rrs g.
Mach 1. ian.