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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-22
SPRING .4RRANG E.NE.NT.
Coggeshall & Bliss's
PADN1Ip
c 0OKIN G RAN GE

HNHE subscribers have just taken out lctlerspa-
l. tent for anew and beautiful cooking Range,
TO which they invite the attention OF the public.
! This Range may be set IN an ordinary fire
place. dby simple, though ellecual appaIa-
tus, the throat of the chimney may in an instant
Of time, be opened or closed 50 that the heat in
summer and the fumes from cooking at all times
may escape through the chimney.
Wood or coal may be used, and the evil Of
smoking chimneyS is completely remedied by
! its introduction
! This range is so constructed that 1t takes up
but small space, and yet it contains all the
qualities of those which take up double the n
mounts and II being consruccdaN 1t IS, the Boil.
crs are brought IN close proximity with the fire,
and il consequently bolS much sooner and with
q smaller amount of fuel lhan the old fashioned
Ranges, or cook stoves. Ii contains FIVE boilers,
four of which may be converted into two, by Ia.
KING ont n cross piece, and thus viii admit of
two large boilers at the same time. II also con
tainS an Oven ~ inches wide by u deep, which
cannot he surpassed Tor baking
The subscribers have one of their Ranges in
operation at their store, where the public are in
vited To call and examine It, and II they Will
they must at once discover lis utility. They also
keep constantly on hand all kinds ct Parlor, OF
lice, and Cook Stoves, Tin Ware, Ne. &c.
COGGESllALL N BLISS.
Feb Oft
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L. MumfOrd Seabury,

H. HAVING Just returned from N. York
~ would call the attention of the Ladies to
his splendid assortmentof Cater Boots of differ
ent styles and colors. Also Misses and Chill
drens Cater Boots and Shoes, together with
the most splendid lot of stock for the manuac-
ture Of the same, ever offered IN this market
comprising English and French Kids, French
Morocco Of different colors and beautiful as
sortment of French Satins and Lastings, for
Caters.
Call and examine for yourself at No. no.
Thames street May 81.
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For Rent,

AENA THE House in Pelham street,
EE:T. formerly occupied by ID, TiSdae !;
Isisi the situation is one of the most de-
se44e@& Srable in Newport for a summer
residence, The house will be rented with Fur.
niture. For terms apply 10
June IL. DAVID G.. COOK.
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Confectionery, Cakes, Pies, &c.
At WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

THE subscriber having connected the above
l. business with his former, and has been to
great expense in fitting up an apartment in his
establishment for the purpose of manufacturing
Confectionery, Cakes, Pies, &c, in the best
style, is now prepared to furnish store keepers,
Balls Parties, Hotels and Private families, with
any article in the above line, at wholesale and
retail on reasonable terms and at short notice.
Dec3. p. RIDER, ~, ThamcS-st
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Cheap Yarn.

\ Lot of While, Black, and Blue Mixed {
n 81 ~ cents per pound For sale by
mar. %. T.. w. LAWTON a. SON.
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I'm and after Monday, the 3lst Of May, the
~ new and elegant steamer PERRY, Capt
Woolsey, will leave Sayer's Wharf Newport
Tor Providence daily, Sundays excepted, al IL
o'clock, A. NJ.
RETURNlNG-wil leave Brastow's wharf
providence, for Newport at IL o'clock T.. NJ.
:, FOR relghl or passage apply on board. --
Freight taken at reduced rates.
Passengers for Boston, by taking this boat
will arrive at Providence in season TO meet the
l0i o'clock Train for Boston. and can leav We
Boston at 10t o'clock, a. NJ ind arrive in Provi-
dence in season TO take the Perry for Newport.
AL persons are forbid trusting any one ON
account OF this boat, or owners, without an or
der from the Captain. june g.
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SECONNET HOUSE.

~A The subscriber would inform
issL& his friends and the public, that he
S IN has secured the assistance of fCday
RS Charles H. Miller, formerly of
the Delevan House, Albany, and more recentl'
ol Tho Empire House. Syracuse, in the manage
ment of this celebrated watering place.
The House will be open for The reception Of
company ON the 18th Of this month, ~ hen he
hopes to be paironized according TO the merits of
the establishment.
This place is unsurpassed for sea bathing,
cool aud refreshing broezes, fishing fowling,
smooth. hard and level roads for drives, &c.
Stage will leave daily for Fall River, in
time for The morning Cars fer Boston, and steam.
er for Providence, returning on the arrival of
the same in The evening. Communication by
Stage to New Bedford every Monday, Wednes.
day, and Friday returning on alternate days.
JOSEPH COE
Lltte Compton. June g. ls47.
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JONES SPANISH LILY WHITE.

We have prepared beautiful vegetable alti
Gle which We call
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Eastern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gan
cor.,pans.pe . d Ias Trioane.


OS rHE LAKE,, sept - l''''
rh.-.,.,;,h SOD ,,os number OF the paper pub
i.bs In m. vosn, and thriving village OF SHEeof-
GaS Wisconsin q. which SPEAKS 70. i''e" 81
bu.ire.. Il The place. You siii doa'us'' &c ~
es 10 the place md T. growth from 'ae TACT 'o'' mas
proved i,ssif strong Wig County IN ne ii'' -''''"
and from the tying visit yoa made inefe l'''
No better evidence Of the magic fsYiniy ~'- "-''u
the West s .;r1ing on can be found man y 'ne oNn
oil hi. beautiful town Ia April 10 ''''7' VIC Pa'o
On bq.in..s and there were then ABOUT thi'y i-"e'
In the whole county-in the village some ien or Twelve
In April I-gf there sooui 5oO lnna'An' ~ 'nr
village and some 10 IN the whole county ~ een-
81, nat completed t.s learn from eih1enl 'ne VII
lsre now number. sboui 2.oo and the eouniJ n-sny
sooof In osence Of the Public Lands 10 the NIL
wsuke- D..rct being neahy exhausted arg proper
zion Of emiSr.u D0w soirg 10 the norm part the
Terr,ory and every steamboat 10 ifeghie1 with hun
dr.d. Of hardy Germans for sneboygaa The inclosed
sxtr.c, viii show you how fast that portion OF TIE Ter
riiory g., hing up
ti rsr7 oe Ia. been crowded ~ al hours Of ~ day
l --. iii The past week have heard est mated =
sr G.e H.nd-td aad scrsnfsue IloHiaHd Do.iarf and
~ III lsrs. Of course is arch harvest Tor the hesis
-. 80 Pereiver iGreen Bay Rep. Aug SD
OF the merits OF ths, portion OF Wisconsin as hons
for New. En- gland grants iced not speak IS your
letter Of last Summer % ably Set them forth Pure and
living water. fine and healthy climate, rne timber With
An abundance Of stone and brick auful As those OF
Hnvausee furnish I'll the necessary materials for build
ins no lsrr- town and strong Inducements for locs
ION there While the beautiful farming lands from che
b,vgsp 70 Fond du L &C. the very garden OF Wisconsin
insure large exportstons from thst point OF Flour
Wool ard every other staple Of the Northwest Ths
lsree and sbuud supply Of hydraulic power = miles
no the River and again a. the Falls will naturally msk'
Il a manufacturing place and smsll appropriation io
plar u the mouth Of the River will make 70 the hnes
hsrbor on the Lskes Inside the bar. and mp Tor y
miles there are - feet water snf channel VIDE enough
for steamboat % turn round without delay or difficulty
The large number " Advertisements snd the general ~
p-sranco the paper cent you. Will show you that o'
business OF ShetOygsn Keep. pace win The growth
the country aud that Ike Milwaukee and Chicago, Il d
destined IN lew y-ssto become large city supported
By the growth and business Of - beautiful f-rmn.
country a can BE- found In the West Let the emgrsn
70 the West examine II before settling where b. will b
subjected TO the sgue, bad water ana utter oesfih
I fruher D.
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By telegraph 10 The Tribune.
LATER PROM MEXICO.

RICHMOND sept IS ~
The schooner Charron from Tsmpico on the 9th
ms, Ia, arrived at New Orleans Ii Pafr'a gives
letter from the Capital though Of no later aa'e'
which saws that the negotiations had made '1'i'
f.c,orv IMPRESSION and that very shortly peAce
IVA, expected the principal articles beng thai
-, ritss States restore TO Mexico the CALIFORNIA;
and all the ports cities and towns when tne Amer
lean forces now occupy the United states io'esel
20 retain Texas its limits to extend to me ie''
hank of the Rio Del Norte. comprising Maiaino'O'
bv mean. Of canal cut for that purpose respect
IN the after points nothing definite mas OeeH
agreed upon. II was impossible to a.seHO'e Oon'
ere... and Juata Of notsbles was formed 10Y 'ne
800. nproose Of devising treaty Other arti-
.Is. are mentioned but they are Of secondary I'M
portsnce
Gen. Valencia surrendered himself To the Mex
csn Government and was sent prisoner to Guada
luDe and tried Ilvsret has announced MS inteh-
ton 70 assemble troops for the purpose OF attacking
the Americans the first favorable opportunity -
Parede. is reported 70 be marching onThe Capital
with respectable force 70 put down santa Anna
sslss declares that the battle OF Contrerss was
los, hv the unskifuness Of Valencia, and the COW
srdice of Torreon, who instead Of obeying the or
ders Of santa Anna to charge the Americans Win
cavalry. pusillanimously fled, thus bringing rum on
the infantry. The PcayuHe thinks It probable that
Diplomatic arrangements may contemplate chang
ing the American title 70 the Caliiornias from con
quest to purchase.
In,erments from Yellow Fever at New. Orleans
81, at Lafayette T. and deaths at the Charity Hos
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TsE cosrKOLLERsHIP.-They do say that Con
,roller Flag is 70 be beaten By the Hunkers alias
New Men at Syracuse next week and new
man nominated in his stesd-eitber Charles s'eo-
b;os Of Madison. Orville Hunserord Of Jefferson or
some one else whose name ID not a. I. r isgS'-
The Delegates are not all elected yet, but thoroosn
Haoker ticket FROM Orange, half the Delegation
from this City and few more sucn n'S seem "
have done the business FOR Azansh-So 'ohn ' an
B.,sn's declen,ion Of the Attorney-O eneraishlP
M, 40 green. after all Shrewd is be who dis
o.,,s,h the sourness Of the grapes ere he has
.o,.;nsd himself 70 no purpose in Intellectual jump
ing for them.
wal, Mr.. FIsggs day has been asoleraby long
.,s For the last quarter Of a century he has been
almost constantly in Office. he int sigDahzed
himself 10 public life on being elected 10 the Legsls'
latore while editing spicy little Bucktail sheet a.
Plsttsburgh, By his vehement hostility to the REQ
ple's Electoral Law in ls24. He made his pohil'
cal fortune then, though most OF his coniedefaIe'
lost theirs: and has since fOsted On the toe % d
usually successful career. He just missed oeis
Secretary Of the Treasury under Poik-nisseu ~
il we are rightly informed, by the difference 'e
twaen Mr. Folks promises and those OF man Of
honor and truth. To be beaten now In an a.
dnoas canvass for bis own psrty's support Tor the
DOS, he has so long held must be rather notifying
ho, we must take the bad luck with the good Mr..
r. has not been mealy .mouthed with his advefss-
res the Hunkers, and they are not at ali hkeiy 10
show him nercy--if they were, he would hardy
accept il at their hands. Some say that II ne nae
been less faithful and stern an officer ne "ouin
have escaped this defeat but tbs, locks like scan
dsl. Do mt the Democracy always sustain an
upright public officer when they find such IN their
rapks7 Hurrah Tor the regular nominations
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I" The lever az
outskirts of Brooklyn.

To re- Editor If To Tribune
The teeth of myself and family being constiutionaly
h,d and having no little do with the Dentists have
watched with interest aud sostude the pforaee'
d,cussiou on the merits aud dement's Of Amalsam oy
e Dentist. Of our city and frankly confess that am s'
,.h IN the dark as when the controversy began The
discussion has been ably conducted, and doubtless "i
continue to be- but 50 long there mo impartial tribunal
composed Of men OF science. ost IA udsment appears
30 me that the discussion may continue al "nfa" ana
with very little benefit that public which the truth M
volved so momentously concerns.
What led me 20 address YOU. Mr. Editor, Is communica
ton read in The Express other day, from Dr. Ware
challenging Mr. r Parmy meet him in adiseusson'
with committee of medical gentlemen present 70 pass
Judgment on the facts and arguments addnced now pr,
fhs proposition meets my cordial approhation ana am
mi the opinion that the dsinerested decision on eminent
scientific gentlemen. whom the public repose imphelt
confidence be gratefully received oy those VINO nave hot
lie time or disposition Ia read all the lengthy Muce'
Which have appeared and BY those who Ike myself dare
not form final opinion In matter that 50 deeply auect'
he welfare OF my unfortunate family And, IN conclusion
do hope that D. Parmly will accept the apparently m
HONEST INQUIRY.
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>.w.york Legislature SPECIAL srssIoS.

SENATE. ALBANY, Sept 81 ?. NJ
bill was reported to increase the capital oil the
Mutual Union Insurance Co
The House bill iorthe incorporation oil Chaftaoie
and Religious Societies was reported with amend
ments.
The General Railway Bill was made the special
order for to morrow, on the question oil ordering
70 a third reading.
ASSEMBLY
The Senate bill relative TO the adjournment y
causes in the Assistant Justices Courts Of me
City Of New-York was reported upon iavorably'
The Select Committee on the subject OF Lint
tstion of Land and the Exemption OF the Home
stead reported.
The bill relative to an Observatory in New-ioTk
was under discussion IN Committee until the
House adjourned.
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sROOKLyN AFFAIRS.

cp,HrKR Co>vTNrioS-T hurs6ay EreHiAg-
pr.,ss.n, ptxEmAv Ia the Ch-ir. The ConSenuon
,.v,,y been called To- order and The minutes 81 he '
melting ..s sni sperovsd. Mr. Bergen OF ihs henio
,y.s - Chairman Of lhe Committee on Rclsuons Of
c,, NTH the residue of the County sri IT the nfst
-, Wards with tho Eighth and Ninth Nsrn' tv'r'
and stated b. hsd entesvored 10 secure ne ss
1T .evernl members OF the COMMUNE ~ S4esu-" -
"a ,a n do 80. that he hsd called I'VE meetings o'
- -,o.s Of esc,rtau.n- the views II bis constituents
ara Inhabitants OF the two last usred Nsfos on W
subject Of their severance from ire bfss tefs" ~''
regard ID government tsN>hon tducsue" a. 80
-, memorial had been yrcscntsd sssio4 Tor sse'er
-, torn The fr.t seven Wards while the other prayer
ht ,svsrNnce u ght not be granted tnder inese son
,erstions and having received no dennte
from the Wards IN que.icn me commute "a
S,.rbsr,ed Rr9or, accepted and Committee
rs,olu,lou was then offered In favor Of sppouun-
COMMITTEE 10 INQUIRE into snd report on the proprry
of spoyins 10 the Legislature 10 sine ID 'nr so'
rius the holding OF the Convennon - w. .g,r
ns. .houd be submitted 70 the voters OF Inc eiIy ave
- lewiston of the shall have been priniro su'
dstritued before transmitting !hem % ,oe
fr fpA action aid the table. WIFE tne 49,, =,
ing that the mser Is 10 &c made the vi'e' - So ~
the NJ II meeting. ,,,, -, ,sh.n
Aproposi,io then made ina, some ae'lon - =,
rsl.tivs To the repeated sbsence Of severa u',Oe'
Committee No q who IL was alleged nsd nrs'S"u .
So, s,v ~ Ave m atings that hsd been csed on ns'
tor. of erea, importance and rsolnuon "ss 80.
ths, they should BE- notihed 10 show cause ior
lee, of duty Aner some warm oeos',' va" 49,, ,,xo
,hat al members who al not attended more 'nap -,
re.t,nss of the Convention and hal also neeee'su "
s,,sps IN. Committee rnsstipgs be requested 70 ibotn
,ha Convention At the next meeting wnctoei 'ne, P,
pose attend the meetings or NOT snu 's =. With
nouen,s De- served with copy Of The RESOLUTION "n''o
was adopted ,,,.,,,,,,., nj
TIE Convention then went into Comm''er ~
the whole for the purpose of proceeding Win ,us
-, ~ IN, COMMITTEE, on Public Schools Ire
nrno.on offered At the las, meeting In isvor OF nssn.
su,h portion Of the city should be placed unrer W.
direction Of the Board Of Education one Sehoo' 49,
member, being In favor OF dividing the city into IS
Districts as there were schools In The ely ana enun'
eschto be represented In the Board OF hduc'hon os
fore II was disposed OF, the Convention tos' 49,,
nroyrs. ssked leave to 20 Sit again and then ad )Grned
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,-,. ,.n,l in the region q the sun, sid "a 4,
.,..,,al,ty Of the seasons has prepared speDsts,
u,r Cor the Fall Fashions, which he invites he szs
:, .,,mine Ever on band in endesyofins 10 please 1.
n,hlie he can safely recommend his Tall supply sss,
mailed in beauty and richness The science Of 1ss
M like other sciences. progressive and he Asss
some Improvements in the adaptation OF hat to 's'
,h,.h esnno, fail to please the most ia'iidoo' 'a'
,. lis h,t. are emphaiieally Fall hats - he hs'a
in Che price. BY preventing better article 81 the % s
!" -. 40 sssi
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ASrHoLoeIA esssAslcL


in Org,aal Treass4fi0a % h'esefD-i
saw her olce, one little while, and then no ~.
Doted that her lace - IANSD, AND tNen ~ a.
Amid Tue tnTonz she passed slcls Tie bfos1~ ~
$40 her upper up Wa HAIRY, 4rd tbeh ~ 80 -.
Bus whence she cane. which ~sy abe veal, TO-
l1oted not; I gaxec awhile, aid then % NIKE Il
her once, one hale while, enc then 10 Si,.s.
Twas Ia M4lksr-sL sz~ hef, al Dr. OOufssa " III
Distinctly could see her shallow ti.ced up0A e.-
/ sas her place package IA TIE tet.elic sns ",s.
- lIALIAS soar ana "POJ kl1E SUBTLE,
labels which u bosci vi
She sanied .nd bowed, passed through the doof, -
saw her once, OAe little while, and then 20 more
Earth looked lise Heaven little while, and thea 2
For her Gear alc TAR, once 20 tam sad ~
And her upper Up 40 yestse VI haiIsness then oofs
remembered then the package which she Psf'~
the store,
Al STATESMEN WALkER-sT. snd thea 10 -
~ Dr.. FtLtx OoskAIOs ltA4isn Aecicsioe p
universally celebrated for the removal % fiof@
ffeckles, Bitches, kecness >sllow uess, &c. fsy y
POtDRE SUBTLE Tor Graduating su9snsSs~~f
GnECtAS hAih DYE t0r colosing the BAR -, !,
black, LIQUID VEGETABLE kOCGb tof pE.s.s' I,
nsGent, los--like hue 70 the CHEEK and Up, Ste N
other equally valuable cosmetics, are 70 - ~ - <
NE, OSLl a. % slk-r-sL lot store fkOA ". y, e
corner Of Broadway.
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nv THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
New-Jerscy Wing state Convention.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
TRESroS Thursday =.

TRENTON inutto1s T. "
The Wings poured into Trenton last evening
and To day IN vast numbers giving the best earnest
of the warm interest they feel in the Wing cause.
The State Convention wasvery largely attended
from every part Of New-Jersey.
1t organized before 10 temporarily by the ap-
pointment of Hon. THos. JoSEs YoRKE President.
aud the usual appointment Of Committees then
adjourned to .. 2. NJ.
In the afternoon the Committee for Nominating
Officers reported the name Of ROBERT 5. KENNEDY
of Warrea for President, with Vice Presidents
from each County.
After short recess, each township in the State
about 1901 was called over and responded. The
result was
For WILLIAM WRIGHT OF Essex ..--.2 $50 votes.
For WILLIAM p. ROBINSON OF Warren ia
For JOHN RUNK of Huntington 81
Thus Mr.. WRIGHT was nominated by large
majority on the first ballot as Mr. Haines was yes
terday.
There was a much larger turnout today than
yesterday at the Loco Convention, and much larger
than was expected. Good feeling preyailed-no
lars in the Convention-all moved on smoothly.
On enc occasion the name of HERRr CLAY was
mentioned by one OF the speakers which drew
down thunders of applause with a warmth and ear
nestness that plainly showed that he stands tow
erng far above all others in the hearts of all true
Jersey Wings
Our Horticultural exhibition increases IN inter
e., each succeeding day. The dsplsy is rich IN ru's
and vegetables and splendid In Displays Of flowers and
other beauties. In haste, IL T. H.
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po,,e.-oscer william H. Stephens q. Of s the

Lover Police Court srd VsF- 49, 49, u.,-, n IIo.
Ward arrested yesterday m'n '-S - Ell -, god.
- -. ..,.,,scl 40 IN 90 20 t' f''
% -s,snc,. vseh S.re found in his possession
n soo,s-, ,h. h- ,ccusea he. visited 'everel 49,,
80. -. 80 tu,insss in Springfield MSS y
TegraQhic d. pr,ch received yesterday ts' y"
.-,rSr4sd from Syit -a.ld sut isit % ef' III =,
iurcb ne goods can - sen ~ spplJ'"S U" t,l.
oei.er. Hosf0ri 49, l,ck'd up 'enooi-
..,o- frarn Rrookiyu usmei Jane. bfosn MO o''D.
\, ,hi. civ "a Wsdn,.dsy 10 JON n 10 Judi"
,ttouie. II the late Ocorn.h vas srr,.i'i
nv os,er Lo.ee Of the Eshn Ward eesrsed We 10
- 49,. 1900 d. Grad - Az indsceuty exposing hs
.., ia to.s - shir, from The ohcer Sho arrested
e., jpss, Roou,e locked h.ns p % answer
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Board of Education.

A report in favor OF approprating 80 597 Tor ex-
pences # school Ia Thirteenth Ward for quarter to
let Aug DOT provided for. was adopted
The Free Academy Executive Committee were su-
thorized proceed 10 erecting building tho sits
which has been purchased and resolution adopted
asking the Supervisors 10 provide $4,000 therefor.
some business Of minor Import was done AID the
p..rd "A faurnad
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~, A.ss-,. 1871. Fasaio- tor GeHtie~ea' s's u
\, ,s,,osue.d on Friday. sept TIE Bad ss-
g,.. W. ,r,. uc~ manufacturing will sn'erse" mFrs
l,np,,-,rren,. recently perfected BY Nc 'n' 10 s's
and rl.ssne, c, style vii BE- nnsqus'"t BY Any ssrs
fore offered rnsy I'll be resdil, distinguished
"a. which xheo .st,stei by The air becomes dsssAs
,n,o asues,e and graceful 80 tc,ia~f'' '.''rss
~ ., the choices, quality o. sssuine Bss'-
- a., y v Ans ~. ls7. susu
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~ We understand that the Postmsster.Gene-
raj has ust received letter from MAJ Hoooie BE Was
a, frsnkiorton the Main. will proceed 70 Bremen
sndw return to London by wsy OF Psris and leave for
home early In O,tober tie hiss not YET perfected his
msi arrangement. with England, France and Germany
but every reasonable prospect OF being sbe 10 make
satisfactory and advantageous arrangement with these
countries We cannot yet say Whist these srrsngs
will be Union.
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Ladies with red, dark, yellow, heekiJ 80 <<.ss
You may become the loyeliesf u loseJ
kepaisise walking noeis ON ieLn2ie 60 70.
Here read IA pial1est terms your PlvP
20 II tor beaeIy yea would esef 80
And buy . Gaze vi Joaess IheHies aos,
AL iTecklcs. san0Qfl, Tan, ~lh lesse' - oevs
Beauty will Telsn on cheek, On reeA' - -. 80
~ Reader, did yos ever tess the s.s-.,,ux. d
properties VI Toe true JONESs SOAR ~ e's ~ ~
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