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BARGAINS IN BOOKS.
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AS now on hand large ard well selected assortment
IL OF BOOKS OF all the various kinds Usually called for
in bookstore, including choice collection Of ANNU-
AIS. and Miniature Volumes in gilt binding, and other
fcn bound Books, suitable for the Holidays Aso beau
tful Family and small BIBLES-Biank account Books a
great yarety-SchoOi Books, &c, which offered al
REDUCED PRICES.
All in want OF Books are requested to call at No. 1875
Main street, where they may depend on buying
cheap Pedlars and Book gents supplied the lowest
prices e0dtDl3 Worcester, Nov 49,
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NOTICE,

WHEREAS. my wife Harriet has left my bed and
w board and refused to live with although suitable
provision is made for her support and this
forbid all harboring trusting her my account
paying to her any debts, Dues and earnings shall
pay debts of her contracting and shall claim all dues
ana demands, till she returns 10 her duty a wife.
SAMUEL w. MATHEWsON
southbridee, Nov. 23, le4e. DE-
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i. l.. ]. PREVOST.

FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON, Office and Botanic Depot over BARKER Il
EsTABRooKs STORE, Up STAIRS, LIST door on the right
O13dtf 227 Main Street, Worcester.
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Price Reduced to 121 cents.
The Great Apostle Of Liberty in Europe
Plus TX,

THE PRESENT POPE OF ROME.
Ills full length portrait taken in ponfcal robes by
Petro Gagliardi the great artist at Italy, and lately
exhibited in Rome, New York, and Boston, has just arrv
ed in Worcester and will be exhibited, for fen days
only, in FERWICK HALL, Temple Street.
Admission ia cenis-chdren halt price. To be seen
from o'clock AM until Pm.
N. B. LECTURE on the Scenery and Character
istcs of New Eng land,n will be delivered Tuesday,
Wcdnesddy and Thursday Evenings of the present week.
in FENwLcK HALL, u PM, by MIR JOHN UILLoN SMITH
OF New York. d Dec 5.
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TO LET,

I~a A COMMODlOUs Store, Tenement, and Barn
EsnNA n situated at Webster Depot. 1t is well calcu-
2& lated for the Boot and Shoe business abundance
help for these branches Of business s be found in this
vicinity II also well arranged for merchandising,
which purpose it has been occupied for years
For terms, which will be liberal good tenant apply
to the Depot Master, or CLEMANS & LARNED, near the
premises. dtf Webster, Nov 2.
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SHORTS.

R00N BUSHELS FINE SHORTS superior article.
OOOO Those wishing Winters Stock, will do well
10 give us Il call. T. & ]. SUTTON,
Nov. 20 Mechanic street and Steam Mill.
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NOTICE.

E subscriber having disposed of his interest in the
Worcester House, has lett his accounts and papers in
the hands OF HENRY CHAPLIN. Esq, and those who have
lims against debts him, requested to call
at the Office OF said Chaplin, No $50 Main Street.
THOMAS e. WOOD.
Worcester, Nov 20, lS4e
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NV. b. PALMER agent for thus paper in Boston,
New York Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Office in Bos-
ton, No. Congress Street.
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Fancy Goods and Stationery.
s. A. ROWLAND
II AS for sale of the largest varieties OF FANCY
IL GOODS, STATIONERY, and PERFUMERY TO he
found in the city, including sax and steel BAGS ono
PURSES-Pearl, Shell, Ivory and Velvet CARD CASES
Gold and Silver Pen and Pencil Cases-STEEL GooDs Of
every variety - Cutlery Wallets Clolhes Hair and
Tooth BRUSHEE-DOLLS, &c.
Persons in Of goods in the fancy line can
nd here large assortment to select from at prices o
loo as the Lowest.
1876 MAIN STREET.
Worcester, Nov 20. eodtDl3
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70 RoSs's XpresS forward all sorts OF par
GELS and small through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fell RUer, Bristol and Harren
July o. dwtf
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Teachers Wanted.

FTNHE Committee tor examining Teachers 10 oil existing
vacancies In the permanent Schools of this City, will
be in session the Common Council Room in the City
Hail. Monday afternoon Dec. lk at two O'Clock, for
the purpose Of examining candidates ell the vacancies
Of Assistant Teachers in the Classical and English High
School and that OF Principal of the Second Winter Street
Infant school w. LAZELL, see'y.
Worcester, Dec &, le48 d6t
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ROARD.

GENERAL single Gentlemen be accommodated with
- Board and pleasant Rooms al No. l PARK STREET.
Nov TO- DIFF
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Webster HigYl SchOOI.

THE Winter Term of this School will commence on
/ Wednesday, December 9Th. limited number can be
board in the family Of the Principal
References. II. N. Slater, Esq, Providence Prof
James R. Boise, A. NJ Brown University; Barnas Sears
D. d. Newton; S. s. Greene, A. NJ Principal Of Phillips
Grammar school, Bostou J. w. Tenney, M. D. Webster
N. B. COOKE, A. M NJ. ID. Principal.
Nov. 22-G2w
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WANTED.
A PARTNER, who furnish a cash capital, to do ,
N Flour and Grain business.
Dec6 dwSw FRANCIS e. BICELoW.
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Proposes to resume the Practice Of Nedi-
cine, so far - relaes to the treatment o.
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Correspondence of The Tribune.
D.. .rp, ,tr,, Thursda az

Correspondence OF Inc lIluunts
PHILADELPHIA Thursday, July 20
This Is about az stagnant day as have known
this summer There is not slice from our city
that is worth sending on to Gotham. We are all en-
gagged in preparing Nominations uansparences pan
ners sc with which 70 welcome the returning yolun
teers-or rather those OF them who can be kept To-
gether Many OF them started of IN advance OF the
main body for home. When wives and children were
expecting them the slow mode of canal travelling could
not be Listened to for moment when steam and swift
stages were At hand And thus II will ever be-but As
always have resolved never 10 consume the room OF
your columns except when / have news, l shall not
mOralize. ,,
Flour has been better today with sales 1000 bbls for
export At s. Sc for fair Pennsylvania brands, fresh
ground common brands Western retailing at . p to
! g. Corn Meal scarce held Al 30, without sales
Rye Flour quiet At -. The arrivals OF Wheat con
tnuo very light sales 500 bushels Red South at l2c
20 ll3 Sales 1000 bushels Yellow Corn at 52c weight
il is wanted Cotton firm, with limited demand. Gro
ceries continue inactive. Provisions are In moderate
request at full rates. Pork Is to Sl FOR Prime and
Mess Shoulders 4lc TO A. Lard &c to 81 Tor Dds
and kegs. Whisky PIC. Freight unchanged.
SALES OF STOcKs.-FUsf Board-1OO Pepna -, '5f
100 L 6s o.. 1911 1900 do l04l $50 do lOil loo
War Bounty scrip, 90 800 Treas Notes, 25, lOi
Vicksburg Bk, Is; 20 ga Bk, ll4l
Second B0drd--3O Girard Bk, l0l 1900 Wilmington
o.. - - Pennington Copper, A - do, 4 100 do, 81
100 6s 81, lOl 1000 Reading BIDS, co. lOOO Treas
Notes l0I.
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Free Soil In New-Jersey.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

correspondence OF Inc tribune.
CLINTON. n J. July 10, lSis.
There is scarcely question but that the great
Free Soil movement will find strong and jealous
support in some sections of New-Jersey, and a
meeting held in this place last evening gives evi-
denoe that the right spirit is abroad The Resolutions
and Speeches OF character to demonstrate that
this new issue presented itself to the people upon
grounds that demanded their support and which were
worthy OF the attention of freemen.
One the Resolutions called for County Conventions
Wednesday the Goth inst to appoint Delegates to
Convention to be held in Trenton "Wednesday the
I'd Of August to appoint Delegates to the Free Soil
Convention at Buffalo.
There is extending through both parties leaven that
long mus, leaven the whole lump and engrst upon
and vigorous shoot those true, benehcent princi
piles that should control popular party
A EnEE
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easoss sAsAfARiLLA.-spring IL once more win -
veIns freshness nils the air. and man. well a. veges1'
feels the reviyfyng influence Of the season But spri
mol spring TO the sick. The poor bedndden msyro sr@
ua or rheumatism, or liver disease. or indigestion ~
one the legion Of msadies which take their nee -
stomach, and make the veins their conduts-whs "
sprng 10 hint What language Is to he deaf and drzo
ngns 10 ihe blind But we think we tel The Hsse
now 10 nj his system for the enjoyment Spring Ae"
OF Sands sarsapsra that shall no, last the whole sss
wiz accomplish the work. aud enable the parsr nAe''
his bed and walk" before fiery July looks In al h ehss~
window.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, By btp
SANDS, Wholesale Dsggss 100 Fulton corner Of"
st. rs Broadway, and ~ East Broadway, NswYoh- ~
also by Druggists generally throu hoat the Upi!sa w"
Price NJ per boitle, or SIX bottles or s.
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FrGfrvEs.-The good people Of Mobile recently
scofed at the legal knowledge of one of our dists.
gulsned Judges for having discharged fugitive from
onary declared that the prisoner could not be detained
az no requison had been received from the
OF the state which he left and in pursuance of hi.
doctrine, discharged within the last few days William
Donaldson who, il viii be remembered was arrested bv
Our Police on the serious charge Of having committed
murder in the City Of NewYork. Yesterday A M e
smith Of Newfork arrived In the Crescent Civ with
requson from the Governor Of his State on his Excel
lency lsssc Johnson, for the delivery OF Donaldson
The euprt as might have been anticipated was nor 10
be found and the power Of the laws s consequently
pFostrsted and justice defeated H. o. Mercury June III
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~ The CLAYroS COMPROMISE BILL, providing
for the immediate organization OF Territorial oO'
ernments for Oregon, California and New-Mexi-
co, in terms which, though insidious and OBSCURE
are expected 10 open the two latter territories 70
the inroads Of Slavery, is published e'""e 10 TINS
mornings Tribune. The vital importance OF the
questions involved with the strong probability
that this measure will become law unless pre-
vented BY instant and formidable demonstrations
OF popular hostility. seemed 10 require that the
bin and the whole bill should be placed in the
hands Of our readers
The material sections are the 18th, 2ith 3lst,
profit. The bill has many defects, as might have
been expected from the haste with which 1t was
prepared and submitted The most serious, m our
Judgment is an omission Of any precise statement
Of the boundaries Of California and New-Mexico
respectively, especially Of the latter, IN view oil
the claim Of Texas 10 nearly the whole OF It's pop
ulated and habitsble area Why organize at
such expense Government for New Mexico be
fore passing definitively the claim Of Texas TO
seven eighths Of all that has been known by that
name II Texas must either have the territory
"i NC pau ~ ~ W ''N'N~A'@ F'N'' W
Let as know about this, and not rush blndfold
upon a heavy Texas indemnity We have dearly
paid for this territory twice already first IN its
conquest, next in the Mexican Treaty. Not any
more, thank ye.'
We have freely admitted that the prospect
for defeating thisyevi measure IS gloomy but let
not that relax a nerve nor psralyze an effort
Those Representatives Of Free States who sup
port il will hardly anticipate reelection.
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL


GEN. TAYIOR-A Washington correspondent OF
the Ys,rark Afrcrfi.sr under dste Of July - says
letter was received here yesterday from Baile Pey
ton dated New Orleans. 7th July. % senator bsu
stating that be Gen. Taylor that morning, VINO ~
formed him that no Official letter had been received oy
him announcing his nomination BY the Wings IN thla
delnhia-but that his answer when received VIII oc
~ AZ other letters written and mailed In Philadc
phs on the oh June have miscarrcd, II Is supposed
some foul play has been had on these letters In ne
Poet Otice.
~ The Hon. John II. Lumpkin, OF the 5th
Congressional District Georgia having sgnihcd TO his
constituents An earnostdesrc 70 retire afer the present
congre.s from public life Thomas c. Hsckett Esq
Wa unanimously nominated by the late Cassye Con
vcn.iou 20 represent that District 10 the next congress
Ma Wr.y'> OPINION oF GES. Cash. order
o. .ho,y how circumstances sometimes change men
oruions we are induced % extract the following from
Document No 1ai of the House Of Representatives. n
session NNlNth Congress IN winch the reader VII sec
vxhsf yyas cfu the opinion OF Mr. Henry \. wise re-
sr.r,nr t;en Lewis Cas- nor the nominee of portion
of thr 30 STYLED Democratic party Tor the hsh once
of President of the United -iaies The Document re-
lacs 10 an inquiry into the administration OF tne hN,cu
i've Departments Mr. WISE, beng under 0f'' testihcd
a. follows ,,. -
IL believe that LEWIS Cas-, Secretary Of WaI was en-
gagged 10 Specializing Ia the public lands WINE secIeaiy
of W.r tai he made exorhani allow ances 20 iavoftes
paid one for services never performed anolnef aver ne use
m know edge Thar the ayorie forged rs sSnauIv p
ned commissions under him 20 BE- auiedaied' ana ma i
dered Treasury warrant 90 be pad 10 ne ss-ishee ny
disHur- ne officer who had camhied away, alter t1
been protested bv deposit bank, snd was couniemHn
h the Secretary Of The Treasury and to have been suy
olseyeral other acts Of violation CT duty
- Rum0rs have been rife no TINS cry Tor
come time past OF contemplated Insured IN CUBA
having for t primary object the overthrow Of the vice
ROYAL Government and the establishment OF Cuban IN
dependence. with the hope OF ultimately being annexed
10 the rre, Republic of the North as one OF us galaxy
III bopnv and prosperous States. such result would
be alike beneficial To Cubs and the United states
~ o Delta, July r..
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FREE SOIL MEErrSG ~ PENNsYLvASA-A
meeting OF the citizens Of Kenneti square Chester Pa.
OF every political party in favor OF excluding Slavery
from the National Territories and opposed TO the cleo.
ZION Of Lewis Csss and Zachary Taylor was convened
on Wednesday evening July L. The following were
the officers appointed
President, HARLAN CAUSE; Vice-Presidcnts, Zebulon
?. Thayer, John Richards, Abraham Hamer -ecreta-
ries, l. P Anderson, VIM. Chambers.
An address made by DR.. 5. stebbins, and a mum
Der OF resolutions adopted of which the most important
are:
Resoire6 That the People themselves in their pri-
mary capacity citizens the ghul and fnal aroi
ters Of the fitness uriness OF candidates Tor public
oce and that the selection Of such candidates Tor cur
support BY National Convention imposes upon us no
Obligation to support them farther than such nouina-
lions may be ratified By the voice Of the People, whose
prerogatye and duty il Il 20 confirm or reject the acts
Of Delegates who have assumed 70 speak IN their
Resotrcd That We vii support no man Tor President,
Congress OF the state Legislature, who Is not openly
and evowedly IN favor Of the principles Of the Wimot
Proviso.
Rssoired, That we recommend the holding OF gen
era mass meeting Of the friends Of free soil In Chester
County, 70 be held At Wes;chester the lst day Of
August next a. 10 o'clock A NJ for the purpose Of ap
pointing Delegates % the National Free Soil Conyen.
t0n. % be hed AZ Buffalo, the 9th Of August and adopt
Ing such other measures a. the emergency requires
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Free soil I'm Michigan.

A Convention Of about two hundred Free SOIL
electors, without distinction of party, was held IN
the village OF Worthwhile, Wayne Co on the sth
Inst Col SAMUEL HUNeERFoRD President; Or. GARD
MIR and c PuDNKy Esq. Vice Presidents and }. T
Blown, Secretary. Committee OF fve-two each
from the LocoFoeo and Wing parties and one from
the Liberty psrtydraited series of foreible resolu
tons. among which the following:
Rssolged, That pledge our cordial and united sup
port % any worthy aud able candidates for President
and Vice President who truly opposed to the far
tker extension Of the Slave system that may be nom
mated by the National Convention 10 be held st Bahalc
In August next.
q. f. WisSER, Esq. leading Loco-Foco, sd-
dressed the Convention in very able speech con
demning the Baltimore and Philadelphia nominations
A County Convention was called to take place on the
x2d inst to send Delegates to the Buffalo and STAT,
Convention
The Grand Rapids Enquirer a Loco Foo
paper. edited BY THOMAS b. CHURCH, the Lesset
OF Michigan brings us the call for another Free son
Meeting which was 10 come OF on the li,h inst Ih
Eaqaru speaks with great freedom Of the Hunkers
this State and Michigan, and threstens to reensct wit
Increased virulence the dissensons Of New York The
Dyoh Advertiser states good authority that Aorne,
General Lo,hrop has come out for Van Buren, Tn,
Battle Creek Pres contains calls for Free Soil Meetings
In various parts Of the State.
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Orthodoxy and Me.merism.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

LA~sfNGBUxsH. July 10. lsfs.
Mr. EDITOR: | cut the enclosed article from
The Tribune OF the l7h inst:
MrsNERIsN NOT ORrHoDoxY.-Af the Troy Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Mr. Sprsgue Of
Amsterdam n this State tined The charge Of being
Mesmerzer. The charge sustained and be was ex-
PEELED from Tie ministry
would inform you thai In The trial Ct the Rev. gentle
nan reierred to- the subject OF Mesmersm only md
recty concerned de was not ,ed on the charge OF be-
ing Mesrerzer did the acron Of the Conference In
vovs any aprssson q is opinion concerning Mesmsrsm
cftr1lh, and obbge AMENsEE on TRoY CoSTrREScE
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ACCIDENT TO THE GovERS0R.-A telegrsphic
dispatch from Columbia 20 gentleman in this city
states that the Governor broke his leg in two places
the 18th. at his residence Limestone Springs. He
fell over dog in the piazza The bone protrndes, and
the accident Is considered serious"
The U. ;. steamer Vixen touched al port sat
urday her way from Pensacola for Norfolk took IN
fuel and proceeded on her voyage.
charleston News, l1th.
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NEW.LONDON. March IS,

DEAR BROTHER win you be 50 kind as to call on Mr.
PHALoN and purchase for or bottles Of the Chemical
Hair nvigoraior and send by the boat In few weeks
shall be in your place and viii pay for the same
susan feels under many obligations to you for the bottle
you gave her. We all surprised when we see how
finely her hair coming out under It's use Our friends are
continually calling get bottles for them tbs and
the other asked you to get was for A. b. c, who had
seeu its effects in the case Of Susan We spent several
dollars purchase OF different kinds OF preparations Tor
the hair and all to purpose but thanks TO You tor he
gin of one bottle of Mr.. PHALoss Inyigoraior sa'sn'
hair is now or inches long-dark and glossy Yea VII
recolect how long she bald. She often expresses
gratitude TO you for the restoration Of her hair
Yours, ever w. II WELLhAN
Mp TAcop WFrINAS Ne,y.NOrk
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NJ A n r LED.

A. wasrvB- Onsda Co o. ne norans q e i5h b. R.,
Grdi@y OLIVER b GitfGGS. ND u feqasaofk Co,s =,
ANY yIlzA Youngest daughter q Th-ron sorfos ~
b. a. Pastor Reformed Du;fh Cl1rrt Ffsn. N,
ua.inirs .sh NJ Wa r. Vas kLYECk 70 ~. 80
GARFf isnghtsr of Rev. D. Harier'err.
Tar~isy Afternoon irh MT ~ be frsrta rlrA l.
Re- Dr. Hsrseu6~rF. NJ JCNirs GRIDLKf 70 Nss ELsIy
SCOTT az q fhs CITY
O w~s,~-.y I0-h MT b. Rev D-aanss NJ SArr.,
W ANDRYws % Mlss NAOMi MARIA BOLSTER s.u.ls.''ts
Hscr, y Boser ~ AL ~ he CITY.
a. Deb 'D-lavar. Co paper p.ssss copy.
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FisluNc B,NXs.-Greai excitement was prodgced !, n.
civ IN consequence Of the large quantities Of fsh ub,b
were brought mp by The passengers on board tn Steam,
Buffalo ON Monday snd Tuesday ias. Cspt H,Nco. -,
his long experience has discovered Tine precise 80, ~b.
they can be- caught IN abundance The Buffalo rans Co.,,
tunes each week See advertisement
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~ so pair French csf Boots. from = 20 - 81 Soss
Congress Boots and Caters. from 6. % s. 81 ~ Az
French calf and Tsmpico morocco pegged Boo of spe
nor quality and finish Also large assortment Of Laa.,
Caters Buskns and SAppefs-wholessle and retail A. lie
mandatory, rs knn-st tIyH a. GEO W FRENCH
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WIscoSsIx.-A Mass Convention OF the Free
Soil electors of all parties was aeld at Paris Racine Co
on the 4,h inst CHAuNcEy KELLOGG, Chairman CHAs
DusxrE and Wa II. WATERMAN, Viee-Presidents; and
L. G. Dyes and O. A. STAFFORD, Secretaries MI seI
ford gave some information concerning the Unea Con
venrion. j. C BrSSER then introduced sn elaborate
Address and series Of Resolutions taking strong Free
so ground which were unanimously adopted Elo
quent speeches were given ~ Messrs Psiue Sanders
Hsrchet and Towslee,
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PEAsE's DYsESrEsY CoMPousp-Th;sis yslasb's -
cine for the cure Of dysenery and bowel complaints
are so frequent at this season is free from dees's'
gradients, and can be taken by persons Of al sse
feet safety For sale by RusHros, CLARK 4 Co. I'VE
way and 10 Astor-Hoase; II. JOHNSON, rs B'esaN'
Piled az above bis ~
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BooTs AID SHoEs Fos raE RErUENEo VOLUNTEER
Our friend YovNc selling his best French cal Boot. %,
81 90 usually s. and ~ do hne calf A. 3d. usually sS All
friends should get their Boots snd Caters osYouSs sor
he has got the largest stock II Boots ard Shoes IN he city
Corner Of Fulton and Nassau THE DOCTOR
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~ Al who choose extend The circles II husr... .
ouaniance 10 auy part Of Tie country by sdgert.ss i.
newspapers OF Counties and Sisies Al PaiNrKs As.
He : the agent Of the bcsi and dey cfc.iss :,
pers OF al the States. for which be- Is daily renewing 49,
n.einsnis ana suhscnnions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

DuMoSp-PoINrED GoLD Pans b. T. WArscsk Co IS
wsls sell gold pens Of every description, wholesale and
retail at Unprecedented low prices Their Rchelea Pen
great favode, and IN the public estimation The besl and
cheapest pen in use Points warranted not to come 81
Gold pens from 81 up, with silver pencils God pers
pointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

~ The Wing State Committee OF Connect
cut have called Convention TO nominate Presi-
dental Electors for the State to meet at Middle
town. on the S0th OF August
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ID I 4 D..

rhur.isy uoru JaJ ~ Of cholera uorba-. AERID 80.
Of james . snd Helm torn1r
To- -B laflJ er.fet io atr1f as fllsr D.
Cas- afternoon oco,s from H. ooref oi f-safy i u a..
sIsft .tgena~