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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-29
Furniture at Auction.

THIS morning, at ten o'clock at the Auction Room,
lot of second hand Furniture, consisting of Bed
eteads Chairs, Kitchen Furniture Cr0ckery Il Glass
Ware, &c. Also Bass Clocks and Wrapping Paper.
Bath, Feb &c, l84o.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-29
FOR SALE.
For Sale!
Litchfeld Academy,

Ia THE SPRING TERN of this Institution will
inM commence Oh the first Monday of March,
and Will continue twelve weeks, under the care
OF BENZ: SMITH, A. B. Principal aided by such ex-
perienced and competent assistants the interest of
the students may demand.
TUITION.-In Common English Department 81, co
In High & Classical Department, 81. so
In Ornamental Department, $50
BOARD in good families, from 81 TO 81 25 per week.
Rooms to suit customers, for such wish to board
themselves.
For further particulars inquire of s. BAKER, or the
Principal, THOMAS AVER, Secretary
Litchfield Conner, JAN "a, lS4e. 3wl7
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Lewiston Falls Academy.
Assignment.

DUBLTC Notice is hereby given tina, MARTHA
L HEDGE and LUCY d. HARTMAN, copartners
in trade, under the firm name of Hedge & Hartman.
on the 18th day of February, A. D. l643, made
signment to of all their stock, real and personal
except such property by law exempt from attach
Ment for the benefit Of their creditors, TO he equally
distributed among such of them shall legally be-
parties to said assignment, one part of which
will be kept at the store OF DAVID OWEN, JR., in
Bath. DAVID OWEN, JR, .;ua
&c. L. BOOKER, "'''e"ee'
dl0OWQ0
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17
Romantic E0iasiOll.

Wake, lady, wake. the moon are high;
The twinklin' stars is bcaming;
Vile now and then across tho sky,
A mc-te-or are streamin'.
Wake lovely vun! the sky are clear,
Refreshing is the breezes,
1t blows my nose. while l sits here
a fiddlin' meath the treescs.
Wake. Sally dear. the bull frogs note
Are heard in yondcr rushcs,
And tho varbiing tree toad swc.ls his throat
Siugin in them are bushes.
Wake, Venus, mine. the vipporvill
Sings on that rail fence yonder,
White the owl pipes forth his hooiing 'hr'iI'
IVY don't she wake, I vondcr')
Softly on the grassy lea,
The moon her beams are pourin'
The stars look down and wink at me,
(By gum. il Sal arn't snorin'D
Wake, Sally, wake. and look ON me.
Awake! Squire Nubbin's daughter;
II I'll have you, and you'll have me
by George, who throw'd that watcr'}
Oh. cruel Sally, thus TO slight
(Here comes the bull dog now!)
"Eow-ow! 0ow-ow.'' he's got bite.
G-e-et-out! Bow ow, tow-owr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17
Hard Hits.

Rev. Mr.. Clapp recently preached ga rmon
in New Orleans to prove that there is no hell
The Sentinel, published in that city, very sau-
city says: "This sermon has been great re-
lief to Mississippi and Texas; and we have no
doubt if these two States could elect President
our worthy Parson would be chosen by acciama-
ton
The Rev. editor Brownlow, of the Jone sbo-
rough tTenn-) Wing, who is in the Crescent
City. writes to his paper different opinion as
what community especially interested in this
doctrine. lie says:
"New Orleans is "a head and shoulder taller
than any city | was ever in. Nay, it is "a pole
and compass deeper in the sinks of iniquity thai,
! any city ever was in. The devil operates her
upon large scale, and really has his barracks
here, together with tho most of hi. recruit ing
officers.
"Rev. DR.. CIapp. Of this city, has delivered =
sermon in which il IS gaDde TO appear that the re
is no he'll in the next life, in which TO punish sin-
ners. This is an important discovery, and re-
wives the dropping spirits Of thousands here, who
know that if the vulg gar notion of hell IN the
next life be true they vii! have 10 pay for the
roast II is more important TO the inhabitants of
New Orleans to have the doctrine of he'll fre
and future punishment done away with that of any
city ever was in.
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SELECTED "Tnh care ]
The Old Brown Jug.

ArR-"Carry me back to Old Tirginny."
I've loved it long, that old brown jug,
NV soIace in sorrows hour
But false it proved, that fren that loved,
1t made a slave TO its power.
Then take away that old brown jug,
Far, far away from me.
4 man once more. in days Of yore,
Hurral, hurrah. I'm free.
Distress and want came on apace,
The future all darkness and gloom:
And all because of that old brown jug;
All: mine was the drunkard's DOOM.
Then take away. &c.
The wife that loved, my dearest friend.
On whom looked with joy
She begged me TO hope and sign the pledge,
For the sake Of my black-eyed boy.
Then take away, &c.
I've signed the pledge, and now I'm free.
Old friends again gather round;
No more I'll drink from that old brown Jug,
No more in the grogshop found.
Then take away, &c.
Bright days arc dawning on me now,
Free from the tcmpters power.
The clouds of gloom, Of guilt, and shame,
No more around me lower.
Then take away that old brown Jug,
Far, far away from me,
A once more. as in days Of yore
Hurrah hurrah. I'm free.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

hR. CUII.EN'S INnIAs NEGErAEiE Srfctftc,
, For Ltuocfthna, CoHiG,HajS. Or t0iHfeoH
HAtfS.--IhIs teNaiIous, aud oiten dangerous
disease, Is unfortunately well know among
females. that Detail OF IL symptoms seems un-
necessary.
To the patient herself. the discase manifcsis
itself BY unequiYocai signs; Yet from d.iicacy.
false and often fatal, she frequently neelccts 10
make known Der condition. even to her most in
innate feinal. friends, Til her constitution IL
seriously impaired. and the foundation laid for
long catalogue OF other diseases, sncii Slow
Fever. attended 9TH difficult Respiration, Paipi-
tations. Painting, DC, and when the disorder -
not cured. ii is frequently followed by otAers still
mare serious dna tatai. such as irolapsus tteri,
or falling of the Womb, Uicera,ions, AtroIhy,
and Dropsy, VIII ch end IN dt0th
To enjoy lood henit. ALL Tie secrefoyy organs
mu>t be IN sound condition.
hcncver, then, the disease manifcsis itself,
let the patient have immediate recourse to ii rem
cdy which will restore the diseased organs 10 d
healthy condition. aud all The distressing symp-
toms wil speedily disappear, and the death lake
pnlor Of the check be succeeded by the Ioseate
hue OF health
such remedy may be found in "Cnllcn' :
Specific" 1t IS not only pleasant, safe. and
certain remedy for Leuc orrhoea, but for Suppress
IONS and painful Mensaraftons Ia truth, ii is
what lis name indicates IA ..Specific' for all
uterine diseases, and at the same time entirely
fee from all ingredients which have in amy de-
gree al injurious effect upon the system.
THIS preparation is made OF vegetable sub
stances and cannot possibly njure the most deli
cate constitution. n IS nfr.r been kno,rn 10 fail
ia n singh case 10 efecfa rure.
For sale 1T DR.. HOW ELS Drug Store.
Richmond, July -, le4.. 2Jy.
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For the Palladium.
EorgiVe and Forget.
IltEN l..

o, let us forgive, and forget The offence,
That deeply has wounded the heart.
And cndcayor to Danish far from hence,
The bitterness it did inpart.
Tor If we still cherish the thought,
OF the pain that the wound did inpart,
II will poison the fountain Of love,
And like an iceberg will keep apart.
I can forgive, but can never forget,
Is language we often have heard,
A. nd felt that forgiveness like that.
Was vain and meaningless word
And oh! how unlike the example that's given,
By one who's our Saviour aud guide,
Tho left the bright portals of Heaven.
And meekly forgave his revilers-and died.
LUCELIA.
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RICHARD MENDENUALL.

On TINEs.-A frie nd has brought Us bill Of
wool purchased at auction in London. March 9,
1909, ut tho time Of Bonaparte's invasion Of
Spain. The price was IS. or 81 per ID. for En-.
ri;sa WOOL. Now the same is worth about Is. 3D.
per ID. &c sixth part Of the price of 500.
Spanish wool at tho time of the above sale we mt
up TO 2.s. sterling h.. or near SO. but in sixty
DAYS fell to S., as battle had turned affairs
agans. Napoieon.--Jour. Of Com.
A young fop, about starting down to New Or
leans. proposed to purchase life preserver- "oh'
ycu'il no, want it," suggested the cisrk-'5ags
Of riad ,cor's ssRk -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

a PRUDENT ARRASGEMENT.-A prudent and
well disposed me mber of the Society of Erie nds.
once gave the following friendly adTice:-.John.
said he, Il hear thou art to be married. Yes,
replied john, Il am Well. rejoined the frie nd
Il have little piece of advice TO give thee.
and that is, never to marry woman worth more
than thou art. When l married INV wife. | was
worth just fifty cents; and she was worth sixty
two cents: and whenever any difference has &C.
CURED between since. she has always thrown
up the odd shilling
SUBMERGED TELEGRAPHIc WIREs.-Thc
hitherto inability to send the electric fluid
across telegraphic wires when they were
submerged, has been triumphed over by
]. J. Braven. who has discovered mode
and applied it with perfect success at the
crossing of the Passaic River, ON the New
York and Philadelphia line. He is also
about to apply il to crossing the Hudson
from Jersey City TO New York.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17
For the Palladium.
MY Country Home.
GEORGE


How sweet the ties that bind the heart.
Unto this lovely spot;
Tho we for aye, were d oom-d TO part,
Icould forget il not.
love TO roam the hills so high,
Lit by the sun $ last mellow ray,
And list the passing zephyr sigh,
The music Of the closing day.
] love at mornings earliest hour,
When brightly beams Aurora's light,
Ere yet the dew has left The flower
That nestled on its leaves at night.
To hear tho early matin hymn,
Breath'd sweetly on the morning air,
From underneath Howery limb,
That makes tho sound SO heavenly fair
How sweet the stream that gli des along
" ithin that shady, cool retreat,
Where Oft we list the wild birds song,
Shcltcr'd from the noontdc heat.
1t ever whispers soft and low,
And brings a music sweetly fair
Soft as the gentle xcphyr's blow,
That mildly breuth's woodland air.
How sweet the green and grassy lea,
Outspreading far and wide,
where !owly droops the willow tree.
Along the waters side.
IT'S there the lilly meekly grows.
And coyly bends her tn'id bead
IT'S there the cowslip sweetly blows,
And brightly gems her velvet bed.
The silvcry brook. where Oft Iov'd
In childhood's sunny hour.
To truce afar its winding brink,
To Gull the faircst flower.
That ltilo brook, as limo moves on,
Its channel deeper wears;
But still it wakes a mellow song
a song of other years.
And now when evening beauty filings
a golden light around the west,
lis there the sweetest wild bird sings,
Bidding busy turmoil rest.
IRENE
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sERNIA, HERNIA, HERNiA-Nery few
persons know the serious and dangerous

EsERNIA, HERNIA, IIERNIA-Nery fe W
persons know the serious and dangerous
consequences of d RUPTURE. consequently pay
little attention TO it, until the bowel that passes
through the orice of the ruptured part. he comes
the seat of Intiamatiou, at stopping their
circulation and natural excavations. 1t is al
this critical time that great danger is to be APP
pre- nded-
DR.. Hates Trusscs the most certain in
struments for the speedy cure of the trouble
some complaint. Why then procraslinate from
time to time. and daily in danger of the bowels
becoming sirangulated. which Will cause death
in very short time unless painful oper tito n
be Immediately performed.
Remember that these T'russes are sold and APP
piled only by the Proprietor himself. at his Med
zeal Office, No. $50 Svcamore st, Cincinnati. In
order therefore TO secure TO the pate the bene
fit OF a good and easy instrument he is request
ed to call at the above office where large assert
1,ent of his Trusses has just been received from
the Eastern manu- fIctory.
n B.-Ihese instruments are construct ted
that they may be applied by Females the Ives
where deicacy prevents them from making their
situation known.
Trusses for Children of any age may be found
at DIR. kATE-S Office,
$50 Sycamore ST, bet. ith and 9th, Cincinnati
Feb. %, l-iS. 3-tf
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CpHIltcr1pifS...

Peopie at the West viii further the of
Justice BY looking out for large fleshy mau who
is travelling through Illinois, on his work of poi
son and death. lie is reported to come from
ST. Louis. with 4 counterfeit OF Pills, and he
has made efforts to sell them to our Agents at Il
low price. We have of the boxes Just
ceived from Chicago. and are in pursuit of
the fellow. The laws are severe aud will fully
punish those who counterfeit medicines.
u Aside from the appearance of the counter
feits. amy of our Agents kHow that if Pills pur-
porting to he Dr.. e.. Benz. Smiths are offered at
a relaccd price, they MUST COUNTERFEIT, the re
is no getting over 1t.
Let ali who love Justice be their guard 1t
is necessary TO kno,r that g. BEN. SpiM artitten
with my olra hand on the bottom Of each box, to
couate rleit which is u h icil handed crime.
q. BENZ. SMITH,
Office 10 Creenw ich ST., y. y.
Nov. Q. 1917 .6-tf.
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ParIey's Cabinet Library.

NILS valuable work is comprised in twenty
volumes. unLer the following titles:
Wonders OF Geology-History OF the Amer
can Indians-Cariosities of Human Natare-A
Glance at the Sclences--Literatu.e. Ancient and
Modern-Lives of Observation-Disclosures and
Shadows of American History-The World and
its lnhabitants--I.ves Of Celebrated w oInen--
Lights and Shadows of European History-Fa-
nous Men Of Modern Times-NannerS and
Customs of Naiions-Famous ladians-Man-
ners and Customs of Inaians-Famous Men OF
Ancient Times-Anccdotes of the Animal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Industry and Art of Man
Lights and Shadows Of African History
Lights and Shadows Of Asatic History-A
Glance at Philosophy. Immense numbers of
this Library have been sold, and IS TO be found in
the possession Of the most intelligent Of the
land. 1t is Library within itself. 1t is sold at
the Publishers price.
Fer sale by D. p. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, May 3, 1sis.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

! in use-N. III. DowSs Vegetable BaIsaniic
EllNir-for coughs, colds, consumption. whoop
ing cough, Group, asthma, and all diseases Of the
chest and lungs. SO far this medicine has
been used, II certainly indicates preparation Of
no ordinary character. There I.uune tous tes-
timonials accompanying each bottl". from men
of high standing. | take the liberty of re fer
ring to n. ilson who reprcse his wife To have
been cured of what considered "a seated
cold and serious affection of the lungs, By using
two bottles ony.--Price % and 80 cents.
Prepared by DR.. Downs, ST. Albius, Vt. and
for sale bv IRWIN REED.
Richmond. Feb. 10TH 1913 SIT
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f~The following love-ietter was found in an
old garrett among other lost papers:
'.DeaF Jim: Cum rite off If you're cumnln at
all; | wants to marry, and Silas Hoames is sist-
ing that shall have him. and he hugs and kisses
continually, and | likes it well that
can't hold out much longer. l must have a fell
Ter afore next winter and / can't stand it no how
no longer. Your flame,
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POETRY IuD CONCENTRATIONS.


Lines to ara absent Brother.
Dear brother shouldst thou chance TO meet,
These lines, from one you love;
/ ask that thou remember me,
In palace, hall, or grove.
Tho time and distance, sever rs,
That joy NAV yet be ours.
To me ct Ola HES broad stage once more,
Mid cEi.shood's vernal bowers.
Should stern misfortune be thy lot,
Or sickness cold, attend,
Be humble for Jehovah will,
In loye--tlic meek belriend.
Then fare thee-well, nay brother dear,
Till we shall meet again.
That health, prosperity be yours,
My prayer is.-Amen. GEORGE.
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MANSION HOUSE,
HssEsp xBssAnN U...p

~ NILS House formerly known as the ..Tcm
pcrauce Hail. ana recently occupied bv
William Nixon. has lately been reitted up in
superior style, with the design OF making II one
of the most comfortable resting places tor the
weary traveller. IN The western country.
Tie subae fibcr. also takes great pleasure in
informing his old friends. aud the ira, eliing
munity rcneraliy dat his TABl Il. shall he, (ns
heretofore. while occupying the Richmond Hotel
supplied with the choicest yianas the country
afur
lis STABLE Is larg" aai convenient. and ~
atterGcd by the yery best 81 ostIcrs, and suppii-
ed with the best OF froNcndcr.
lie feels c"ndc mt that the pains that shall be
taken To- make, those who may soiourn with hinr,
coitttortaoic. and ..at tiofnc,' Will warrant him,
IN asking share Of polic patronage. BOARD
Frs tn.scn by the cay or week on The most Ia
tofahin terms. X. BEpDEtNS
Richmond. Feb. Q, 1877. 52-Ia. ln.
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= 20 uG y 6 /.

As the season for using III is article Is 1T hand [.
he would call the attention Of farmers Ia his
stock in that line. The " Gods Patent Plough
the lac factareS has been in >i.Ch
general use IN this and the adjoining couatrs.
that IL needs recomine ndati0n Il has HANDS.
He has rr.c stock Oh hand and wlit sell them
at LOW PRICES.
ne undo rSgnei returns his thanks to the
public for liz" liberal support bestowed upon him.
and respectfully soiicits continuance OF fasors.
15-A!l kinds OF Machinery repaired on shor;
notice. CASH, WHEAT, or good HORSES. vail be
taken IN exchange for amy of the above articles.
Ills STOVE STORE is on the North side
Of Main street, opposite the Richmond Bookstore,
where customer will be promptly waited on
TiIOS. o'HAREA.
Richmond. May 10, 1873. (ia3l'il.)
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TE>IE subscribers have lust received u Lot OF
Cincinnati Pressed 1alow Candles, which
they VIII sell low by the Box.
w. w. LTNDE, & co.
Richmond, Jan. 26. ISIS
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IsIClIMOND HOTEL.

lCoRNrH OF MAIN AND MARION Sta, RICHMOND, AN
4 o>Ei'H W. CiLBERT. respectfully in.
e5 forms his ents and the Ira, Hing pub
lie, that he has resumed the Landlordship OF this
we'll and fasorably known HOTEL. and he is
prepared 10 make Travellers comfortable. A
good and attentive ostlcr is at all tiri.s ready
10 take charge of Horses, and The stable is we'll
supplied Will, proycnder. Ills charges rea-
sonablr.
Feb. = 1871. [39.'I5tn
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ON. ARTICLE,

is at least twice the value of the entire stock Of
dry goods usually kept by our largest wholesale
Iobbcrs. This fact, together with the fac}, that
our means and att. instead being dl-
vided among vast variety of articles are ,ieyo-
ted wholly 10 ONE, Will render the advantages
which We can offer to dealers perfectly obriots;
and 1t shall be our that none who visit oiir
ESTABLISHING ut shall meet with amy oisapP"int-
ment Our assortment is complete al all sea
sons of the year.
Lee. Jut.s0u s Lee.
I. Sd f. LEE. formerly Of the firm Of
Lord x Lees, and late senior partner in the orr
ginal firm OF Lee X Brewster, from which CON
nectIon ite Withdrew some time ago. Ia, resumed
business in connection with NcSSrs. Lee and
Judson, and assures his friends that the new CON
Germ shall have the same pre-eutinrnce IN this
branch of trade. which formerly distinguished
the other two houses TO " hlch he belonged.
Feb. >, ISIS. oq,,
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I rom.

Iron.
th TONS BAR IRON in Store and for
~ sale by J. ". & J. IL HUTTON.
Main 81. > doors west Of Pearl.
April iG, l54-. Il.
FIHLOUR! :-WholesaIe and
u Retail at LILE'S Wholesale and Retail
Grocery Store.
April 70, 1919. lS
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IEHNAT | keep constantly han! for sale.
Burk's well known Over Blast Self Feed
ing " iudmi.ls,-ar:d also. William Sfanlev's. Of
North Carolina, Patent ~ indm!. called the
Double W ind power Self Feeding Tanning Mills
made OF the best materials and, for despctch ia
cleaning and separating the grain from te chez,
and all seeds rubbish, cannot be surpassed in
the country. Warranted to clean from % 10 81
bushels OF grain per hour, with proper attention.
Persons wishing TO purchase, " III find i, TO their
interest to call and examine nv Mills previous Q
purchasing elsewhere. .AIsc, \ few Fancy Red
stea1s hand for sale low. Shop Il short dis
RICHARD BURKE.
Richmond, Jan. D. SIS
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GENERAL DEPOT
OF Foreign :ant; Domestic
GNOGENNESI

NHF: unersigned would respectfully inform
the public and his friends that he has on. ~ :
ed u Grocery Store in the East room OF starr
Row, where he now has and intends keeping.
a general assortment of
NsEI.y & KsOCEes les
embracing almost every article in domestic use.
His stock has been selected with a view of OBJ
tanning articles OF the best quality, and in such
way to be enabled TO sell them as low as any
establishment in tn. city, aud as LOW as the =
can be afforded in the West.
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.NAyDr1iSan RoPE0Ge
Il Adrerfisemenfs niH be esssyiessssly So
serted in the /" Palladium 81 tie fs<LsxisT ysies:
One square Of IL lines, $50 m'sI , seeks, 81 10
Each continuance IS
Announcing names Of Candidate fer egee, fH
a subscriber, 81 80; If not subscriberj $500.
A liberal diseousf on sAe sJece ysses to akpee
seAo advertise by the yeGy-
Advertisements riH Be eossinsei sssa for6i Il
the exSense Of the sdcerfiser, If defsiie ssne
fired. No adcertisemeRf eiH be eoasiaeyed Lese
than SQUARE
All advertisements authorized by the statsse
snust be paid for inv ariabIy in advance. Ad-
verti.eme nts coming from abroad, msss -
accompanied with the cash, uDless ordered fss
Publication BY brother publisher, and sgesss.
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sRs's' Ess.sE.iyEE.-
- Wove, Screens and Riddle WIRE, for
Wheat Fans;
Mill and Cross-cut SAWS (warranted)
Gum Elastic OVER-SiIOES, for Ladies and
Gentielncn;
A superior lot Of Crushed SUGAR; all Of
which for sale by
HAINES & FARQUHAR.
Richmond. l3NOPposite the Bank.
April -, lo4S.} 46tf
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Z T. G T. Q X p c X \ G. f..

New yles are received almos: every day. ana
many OF them are gotten up for our own sales
and not To be found elsewhere
- Printed Isis OF prices, corrected from Gay
to day. with every variation in the niarktt are
placed in the hands oil buyers.
Merchants viii hc able to form some idea of
the extent and variety OF our assortment. when
state, that tie value o! oar usual siocn OF this