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of my letters. 1t is very likely; and
then perhaps he may still feel annoyed
at my having refused him. II we were
both free again, and had any money,
| would 60 TO London; perhaps he
would marry me, or, at any rate, gire
me his linen 10 yash! That would be
something after all" $3.50 y,s .y.a... sa. %.
From u diadem to a crown! Could
love himself have imagined anything
more romantIc! s,ei ..stls alsg hs, .ss,.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-29
The Wife.

That woman deserves not hus-
bands generous love who will not greet
him with smiles US he returns from the
Iabors of the day-who will not try to
chain him to his home by the sweet en-
chantment of a cheerful heart. There
is not one ina thousand that's so unfeel-
ing as to Withstand such influence and
break away from such a home. ..s1
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blessin'. There sir'-and he handed
over little Nora-then turning back he
snatched her up in his arms, and gave
her one long hearty fathers kiss, say
ing through his tears: 2a' ~ la2.
"May God be good to him that's good
to you; and them that offer you hurt or
harm, may their souls never see ST.
Pe!her." 'ttsot % ifl2'inh 2|3 aia''
Then taking his other child by the
hand, he walked away, leaving Nora
with me. 7S''s ,a4a'dH'lh tiA 1l'a ~ j
81 took her down in the cabin, and we
thought the matter settled. 1t must be
confessed to my great Indignation, how
ever, in about an hours time | saw. my
friend Pat at the window. As soon as
he caught my eye he commenced max
ing signs for me TO come out. / did so
-and found he had the other child in
his arms. iHa. saiN9ali f,9i" q" h"'<
"What's the matter now" said l. %
swell, sir" said he, 81 ak your par
don for troubling you about so foolish
thing as child or two, but we were
thinking that may be ito make no diff
fer-you see, sir, -l've been talkin' 10
Mary, an she says she can't part with
Nora, because-the creature has look
of me but here's little Biddy, she's
purthier far, an av you please, sir, will
you swap" ,'Lah .' '.nH 7''' gee
"Certainly," said !, "whenever you
like" i.'o'"a Hs' a7 ~ 7''
So he slapped up little Nora, as tho
it were some recovered treasure, and
darted away with her, leaving little
Biddy, who remained with US all night;
but 10! the moment we entered the ca
bin in the morning, there was Pat max
ing mysterious signs again at the win.
dow, and this time he had the youngest,
baby, in his arms, 1857 10 '''''''-3.
"Whals wrong now" | inquired.
a'sBe the hockey fly, sir, an it's myself
that's almost ashamed to tell you. You
see, I've been talkin' to Mary, and she
didn't like to part with Nora, because
she had look ov me, and be me soul, |
can't afford topart withIBiddy, because
she's the model Of her mother, but there
is little Paudeen, sirs There is a lump
of "a Christian for you, two years old,
and nota day thore--he' I'll never be any
trouble to any one, for av he takes af.
ter his mother, he'll have the brightest
eye, and av lie takes after his father,
he'll have fine broad pair Of shoulders
to push his way through the world
Will you swap, sir?" ? 7@ ''
"Wilh all my heart," said /: sits all
the same to me- and so little Paudeen
was left with US. 81. """''s '''' 7
"Ah, ah," said to myself, as | look.
ed into his big laughing eye, ''the affair
is settled at last" But it was not, for
ten minutes had scarcely elapsed, when
Pat rushed into the cabin without sign
or ceremony, and snatching up the baby
in his arms cried out: '.''
"lt's' no use, rve been talking TO Ma.
~ and we can't do it. Look at him,
sir-hc's the youngest and best OF the
batch. You wouldn't have the heart
10 keep him from us. You see, sir,
Nora has look ov me, and Biddy has
. look of Mary; but by me soul, little
Paudeen has the mothers eye, an little
bits ov US all over. No sir, no; we can
Dear hard fortune, starvation and mise
", but we can't bear to part with our
unless it be the will Of Heaven
10 take them from u.s." ~
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Speak no I'M.

Speak no IN Of erring kindred! qr
Breathe no SANDER on the name IN
or thy brother. unbefriended. .l
Tarnish not his humble fame,
Let thy lips for e'sr be sealed
'Gainst the weakness Of another,
Till thine own frail heart Is healed,
Utter nought against thy brother.
Lips may cheek, aye, blight forever,
2IArdsnt hopes and joyous hearts; a
Poison.t,pp'd, the tongue may sever |
Idol.friends. by cruel arts; I' 1al
Or, harmless, il may firmly fasten 81.
Kindred souls with golden coil. II.
And may, cheerful, aid and hasten
Youth to fortune from his toll.
Hard the heart that seeks its glory
On the crush d hearts funeral pile;
Weak the tongue that lends i.s story
Only to its kind revile. 'lG4 . 7'i
Such spirit sinks our nature-- '3a
80 Trampiss on the law Of love- 'Ni
Spurns the blessings Of our Maker,
Sent, in kindness from above. i
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Wooster Bank Paper.

1t has leaked out within day or two
that the Wooster Bank Directors have
made their calculations and resolved 10
redeem their paper at 20 cents on the
dollar. A discount Of so cents only!
What do the honest, hard-working
farmers, mechanics and laborers who
chance to have Wooster paper in their
hands, think Of that? Morality wooId
pronounce such men scoundreIs, vet
according TO ou laws, and the false no.
tions of society, they are permitted to
run scot free, and are considered sery
respectable cilizens-whils men guilty
Of less offences against justice are maxi
ing saddle-trees in the stone building at
Columbus wayne Go. Democrat. !.
q The present population Of the United
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-29

"Tom," said a girl to her sweetheart,
"you have been paying your, distresses
to me long enough. ~ is TIME you
make known your contentious, SO as
MT to keep me in expense any longer."'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-29

Girls remember that the man who
bows, smiles, and says SO MANY soft
things to you, has no real genuine love;
while he who loves you most sincerely,
struggles to hide the weakness of his
heart, ,'a and !. frequently appears decidedly.
awkward. .,sri i, ,,,,a3slb ,,dlss,,, ,,,sy a =
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The present population Of The United
States is estimated at 9o,749,400. le
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05
Vote of Thanks TO Gen. Taylor Mr.. kshmun'-
Amendment.

Our readers have already beeninormed by Tele-
graph that Mr. HousTos Of Ddlwere introduced into the
House Representatives Monday, areoluon Of thanks
to Gen Taylor and his other hero at the battle
Of Buena Vista Mr. HENLEY moved IN amendment BY
ling the words engaged a. they in defending tie
rights aud honor Of the Nation" when ,r. AsHwuS
moved to amend the ameEdmen. By adding The words
"in war unnecessarily and uncoIs.ullcnaly begun by
the President OF the United States"
Mr. Ashmuus amendment Was sustained by the follow
izg vote:
YfAs-Messrs John O Adams. A,hrnun Barrinrer. Bar.
row. Becher. Belts. Brady, Buckner Candy iugman.
Cooke, Colamer CoDgsr, Clanston, Crowell, Cfozier
Dickey Dixon. DOnnsii. Duer Daniel Duncan. GsTnef
Duncsn, Dunn, Fckeit, Edwards. Alex Evans, Nathan
Eg.rs Fisher Eaou, Gayle; Gentry, Giddns-, Coesin,
Griuueil. Hale Nsfhrn X Han, James @ Hampton, Has
eel. Henry, E. W Hou,ton Hubbard, Hudson. Irwin Kel
lorg, r. 2 King ID. 2 King Lincoln Melgaine, Mfrsh
Marvin Mullin Ses, Newell Preston, Putnam. Reynolds,
Julius Rocksei 'hn Rockwell. Root, Rau1-Y -.
John schenck Sherperd. Sheriff. Sinseriard Caleb -
smith Truman Smith Ste phens Andfr Stewart - o. M
Sylvester. IfibCdsaIx Taylor, Iomrkius Richard W
Thompson, John rhomP.on, TooInbs Tuck, Van Dyke,
NAYs-AIesss Besle Bsdiuger Brdsall, Black. Bow.
don brodhead, Wm q. Brown, Charles Brown Cathcaft
Chase Beverly, L. CLARK Howell Cobb Williamson x. W
Cobb Cummns. Daniel, Dickinson, Fsran. festheIsfou
Ficklin. fries French. Green, willard 7. Hall Nose
Hampton. Hsrmanson, Harris Henley, I'll George
Houston iuge, Charles Iurersoll, J-mi-son lensins
Kaufuan kennon, Lahm. Is sere. sidney Lavrer c. LEI
Ter. LORD Lumpsin. mcCleI'snd NcClsTnacd, McDowel
McLane, Mann. Meade, Miller Morris, hofse. Murrhy
Peasee Peck, Phelns Pitury khett Richardson, K ch
ey. Robinson, Rockhili Siwyer, Srs. smart, Robert
Smith. Saaf1n, Sarswe ithe-. C. r stuart Srong mo
mae lame Ihtmq On, j. coh Thompson. WIN thompson
Ihurst. d. Turner, Nensble, " TX, Niihams-6i.
50 the House Of Representatives has officially declared
the obvious truth that Tie Var piM Ner'oo rIs In
ne,es,aRy anil CaconsaonoHy 5sgn BY NJ Pre'sleni Of
fts TsUf2 Cf1f e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05
Bueiuess Notifies.
,oxg THINGS cas- 30 DONE As WELL As

SOME THINGS Can 81 DONE As WELL AZ
OTHERS
r. There Wa tine when men did not belieys thai
The earth Wa round There WAS tins wnsn the invent
or even OF loeooeo matches would have been burnt e.
the stale for wizard bat thss never was tine and
never viii be, wbea
MRS. JERvIs's COLD CANDY.
SINCE IL. invention has not been pronounced the greatest
remedy Of TIE kind for 81
COUGHS COLDS, BsoseHiTis,
AND EvEkYrHiSS THAT TENDS 10
coSslAPTloS-
VIA. benefit 20 ursnk nd simple combination Of
serbs. ru. re nsay, 70 sive life And a. Ibis viz
t.s resting in package Of CAniy ~hEs these healing
.svus hsrs extracts se sonceHIa,ee Altsad IN tue
wh-E you have cold
SD Wholesale AID retail By Mrs. !" JEafIS, SO
BROADWAY. corner 81 White q 100 Fslon-st
Asssrs-ls5 So 5sa 4, ST, SOC, 81 aai ss5 Broad
w.y .is s4 SO SIS 40 So. 81 aoc s.. Grandsti III
80 sss sn6 ~ Houston II and lo2 Sisthsvsnus
$50 Gssenw1ehst; 10 and III EshtAaysnus 30 ana AZ
sixth .vrrue: q ChsihaEs-; % bo~ery, conner Of
Focfth a. rs Bs-cses-sti IL and ls Avenue D. nei-
,oa corner OF Catharne and adison Oulcu- corner
Of Bowefy ard 3rant-st, Mrs hayes lss Fulton Of ssc
Atautie e. BfookIyn ana 81 drsssls; generally
- EseA pssa.ss IA Invariably ssned AFs W. JEWS
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
20 saiss If Sfoass. Sc -, Fsurta PAGE.

TCssosY. N
The Stock market was rather firm today al the
sossd vi,h fsir amount Of bs.iness TFe.urY Notes
buoy1n. and sod the extent Of $3.50 go a. a. N
aivance q rer Govern frndsi dstt ws' aso
6rer and 10 fair semsnd SKIES Of 1852 SD &c. ans
Of 1907 were he'd 81 ess.
Ia Bills there is roihing doing Tie supplies are
moderate ana rl,s. frn oi oil fr frst-cass stsrius-
Francs are c5d-2.
In Frsights there is but little movement A par
rel q whs, erragsi for Liverpool r. = sal Fieur
cou have been oe-d la Cotton ia a. To HAyre
The packet full It ard the usus! rate. for heavy
'reisht
The Money market is little easier today and
on hrsteas. securities nj not Ssnt TO osse hams
Paper s ss- - al; ger cent f5r fsvors sig7sfurcs
seeoud-cas. very difficult Of nssotati'n At sly rate
The olerns, tot very large the Back. and they
4oi1E generally nearly ali their receipts.
The excitementis entirely over IN uncufrent no
neg. ard II The psncu-skers VIII le tire Banks s'one
hsrs will be failures some Of the papers. prob
ably .e ray Of The trckerl hav, -own fac harvest
iato walls The ggi.ed public will perhaps. learn By
experience wher, to iook for correct information.
The Cumberland Bank OF Allegheny Md has
DECLARED dividend Of q per cent for the last months
Tbs Sew-Yors Insurance. CO dividend Of per cent
or the period Uucs Bank q semi annual div
Acrl OF 1ll--Nt1 N.-rA
3 - Ter hsre the old stock..The four Banks Of
Ns-Hsven each dividend OF per cent or its elliys-
euf Tor the last six months The Mechanics Bank whose
h.res are only SEQ. divides 3 50 per shsrewhch
fraction over per ceut..The Bank OF North America,
Philadelphia ssri-anGaal dividend OF per cent The
Unon Mrt1al Insurance Co dividend ct Per cent IN
norey the nasimnu allowed b. law. ani awarded 70 the
stockholders . per cent in scrip The psr Of the shares
Is SO consequently the holder gets per cent ic money
and certificate for 81 drawiug6 per cent Interest
The Syracuse and Utica Railroad Company call
fer farther ustansnt OF tier stock. viz ten COL
as Ter shsre payable the 10th Of January; twenty
dollars the st OF February, and ten dolsIs the 18th
Of February.
The Canal Bank OF Cleveland, the agent of The
sisquehannsh Bank which has failed, is redsenng the
crcaaaon Of the Of that Bank which ahoat in
that rel hborh5od.
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nY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


VIZ tnneon'- tcrcc fropoSificn.
The Resolution presented in the House Of Rep
resentatives OF Monday, by Mr.. HUDsoS Of Masss
chusetts, and mentioned in our Ieiegrsphic Dis.
patch OF yesterday, was in the following words.
Hs'aised. That the Committee On aHt4ry AT frs Be d
recea 70 inquire into TIE ez1stieulr r. rgis-inz the
Pre- dent o. fhe United 81. fr1r 20 the east
bank Of the RIO Grade our armlss is Ncxico and
- propose 10 the Mexcfn GlTeTuucrf irwin eafy
OF Ieace on the following blsel namely That Ne re'in-
qusH al claims 20 acenniiy iof the excuses n The war
and that the boundary between TIE United States ard
Mexico shall Be esta1stet re desert between
the Nueces snt the RIO Grsn1e tat Nsxc ,1a he het
70 psy an i1st claims dee 70 car czens o. he colece-
e1t G, the var ed that convention shan Re entered
Toto by he Two nslons 70 provide for the qndslon Of
those claims and he mode Of payment
This resolution. after considerable debate, was
rejected by the following vote
MsISE-Ilram Bciohe--l.
NV HkxPsBRE-J4n es wilson, Amos TU-k-2.
MsssscHussT1s-Asb,.t.A Adams. Ashmun Gflnnell.
Haze. HUDSON King. RockTeii--s
yFEgOsT-Coiamor. Henry. aaTsb-3.
C0NNrcrIcrT-Inxun. Hubbard. smith,
RHODE isLAsD-R95ert .. Cr@nsi0n-l
YoHE-ConeeE, Hal, kellogg, Marvin. RIDssy,
FsSSsTIsASIA-Blaa.hari. Brasy D'ssey, Melivlias
srohu--5
yn0rSrA-John Minor Bo,;s-l.
OHIO-Crowel Evans. Fisher. Cldiinss Roo;, schsnck.
ISDrASA-caieb b Smith R'cA,rI W ThoHp.sa-s.
MOTH ClROLrNAN ithanel boyieI--l
kEaIUCEY-A3 lett fuckher-l.
Total ii-all Wigs.
NAYs-M.ssrs Green Adams Barrinssr. Barrov. Bayiy.
Bsals. Betinser Bingham, Bifdss Black. bowd bTod
head. William -. Brown. Charles Brown. Burt Boiler,
cateA. Cafhcar ohase. Beverly l. CLARK. Ciin-rnan.
Howell Cobb, Williamson r. ". Cobb, Cooke Collins,
Crozler CuMmns. Daniel. Dickinson. DJrnell. Duer,
Garnett Duncan, Dam. Edwards, kmbTee. Alexander
kyeus, Falan, Farrey, i,afherston, ticklin, r--s,
french, FULTON Gentry, Gofg 70, Green, Willard Hall
lmuons, Jas. u Hampton. Moses Hampton, Hsmanson
u arfis, Haskell Henley. hn, hiliad is1sc = holin@,
Geo p. Houston John W Eouslon lnge Ca-I lcgsrsol.
Jos r. ngerso Irwin Jar ies0n Jenkins, A. Jolnsop }.
h Johnson. r. ". johnson, q ". Jones. }. ". jones,
kaufn Kennon, Thomas Butler King. Lahm, IA Srfe
Lawrence, Letter LsOn LiEc0ln Lum Kin McCie ans,
hcClerpsuc. Mcdowell, McLsne Mann. Meade, Miller,
Morris More Mu,iin Murphy, Me-, Pesslee, Peyfon,
Phelps Psiury. Preston Pufn1rn. Rhet REYNOLDS, Rich
srdson, Eichey iobrsoa BockAil. joan A Rockwell s.
John. sawyer, Siepper6. Sheriff., ,imrsos. sims Smart
Robert - m. Stanton, Ssfkweahsr. stephens Andrew
Stewart, CiaTts r. stuart Str0ug Sylvester ioodeaux
Taylor, Thomas. r mpkius, Jsmes Thompson, Jacob
Th0mrf0r, John Thompson. illiam Thompson Thurs
ION, Toombs. Tsrnsr. Van Dyke Nens5e, Wick, VIII
halns, WOOdwa Td-l57.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05
CITY ITEMS.

NEwYoRK HIsroRicN SOCIETY AT the an
nua meeting Of the New-York Historical Society. held
last evening its in the University, the following
officers we're unanimously elected for The ensuing year.
For Presidcnf-Hon. ALBERT GAiLATiN, LID. no,
First lace Pr,siaent-lion LUTHER bgADisH FOR Ntegd
reign Corr. Sec efuu-JcHN r. BARTLETT. For Dom,hc
Corr Secreiary-JANss W. BEsEMAS. For hseo,eng
Sfcretary--AH DREW WARNER. For IeasHrer-N ILL All
CHAuNegy For Iisrarian-JAcoR b. moore.
Gen. Wo.more read long and very interesting report
Of The Executive Committee. Hon. MI Bradsh a.
nounced in an eloquent speech the death Of Chancellor
Kent, one Of the soceiys Ex-Presdents; and Charles
King ESQ presented resolutions on the subject which
were discussed in most interesting manner by Rev. Dr.
MeYekar, David ogden. ESQ. Philip Hone Esq beIJ'
T. Butler Esq and other gentlemen. Rev Dr. GrisWoid
presented the deaths Of Hon. Timothy f
Kin Of Connecticut Hon. william Smith Of Canada asa
George II. Cotton Esq Of this city late memoefs oi lhe
Society. Among the distinguished gentlemen present
were Gen. Gaines Capt. Levy, L. : n, Rev 1T Sc'ie
Of England j. Levy Esq. Capt. Garry, l. y and H.
L. lucAStm3n.
~ Col Webb was engaged yesterday IN en-
deayoss TO obtain signatures cal for Taylor Mass
Meeting which he intends to Get up In this ciy we ei
not learn with what success bat the City Of Newisrk
Is larse and contains great many people.
re- By an advertisement in this paper 1t will be
be sen that William tlal son succeeded the house Of
Firth Hal ana Of Firth Hall Pond, IN Tie manufacture
If musical instruments and Ia the publication aud import
alton Of music generally. The lens experience Of tie
elder Mr. Hall and the active and ensrprisng business ae-
suremen;s Of the Janor member OF the n'in cannot Ian
10 secure for the new house eontnSanss Of me LIBERAL
patronage II hiss hitherto enjoyed.
Ma. LovER-Tbis gentleman, whose entertain
men,. have proved 50 popular with our ia'hiH'nA'
New -Yorsers. will appear tomorrow night In new Ano
ORIGINAL characters 9, Col MAINS Broadway Ihesier'
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bnsluess Npnres.

" We are glad to that honest s.ilful Phy'i-
clan encouraged and aided b few independent Pf0is'
., nal friends has had the courage to break through 'ne
preudices Of his profession and give The pubic remedies
may the industrious from the ruine1s tax Of ices
and the health Of the community in seaers from the nos
tIums Of iguorsnt pretsndsrs
See advertisement for DR.. Msrions prescription st on
L.. I'D.
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~ sUN RIA moon. wit
Sses....7 q Sets I'D q Sets. ~ Evon.
LATEST DATES.
ordon. ............Dsc D. aye.........."..Dec ~
gerPooL........Dec 10 Observation-Disclosures -
" SEE MARINE JOURNAL. FOURTH PACE -
CIenrcd-shps Columbia Cooper, Liverpool, II
MSshli 0iaslaOr. Williams. London, Griuu-il Intofn
. c.; Jtcs. swan, uayrs, BJy- hinc<ens Bro51sby,
Mc1wen. Gi .sgow. ~ oodhul 4 MlntuFn. -
Baf<s a Das, NsrwlcS. Sew or esnsi george hsafy'
Mclo0b. New Orleans, Mailer = Lord.
BIZ Nsl1n Bs-e, Re 81 bttimJr1 Arabian bnnn.doi
Isabelle Mitchell, - Mars N-snlth x = aish. .
Schrs LynclDurg B4ull, ~ shmJuc; Emel line, Martin,
Phiildrl plia. Wn W Nyer Sn2~i lie narAEa n n1rf-
wood; Virginia, Hoffman, Phi4de2 hs; james Warren,
Boyle, HaHiax, AcErsIs-
Arriyei-Bark t8slgiial Ambi1fis Bonngs, slpaTai'
81 O., copper ore, &C, 10 Greer,
Bsos Bri serios grsa, Turks bland ID g, sst 70
gng Ava oha'e Caiaise, Ne, via New London, days,
lafb, 10 smith BlyntJl-.
AIN lrounae NOV -, ltt q -, .oa - - sSoks
Br sup stag, from London Tor Port PniP, Auslfaa ~
SIR ocean. Barsstt Porto Csbslo p d, eefse &C. to
W Lewis. Leis schr Helen s--c, Tor Baltimore ia ss
Dec u. cape henOpsn ", q nile. distant spoke 'ehf
Mary. u bsgery DAY spoke 'ear P-a'' Of and Nom
Sea- Ace aide Kelly Es~Bsasord d', oil, to GhnusI,
Miuasn = CO =.
scar Alsx.assr Adams Fsilhsvsn ds, bound to chs's-
pezse Bay
scar Leopard Handy, Godsosroush, Me- % d. 'Par TO
uA,ter<
Below-Bns Ellsworth Of Calais. Aiso, Sns IN
Kno~a. Wind SSN.
sailed-ship Jessore for Ssw-orlssns bark (Brsnesl
Hudson, Tor Bremen.
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J "tf'st Ut
n recelpL ~ The lo4.J-ll- -l-A ayas
Ffon III. LLufcl VI TIE Hoy Csmmnnion az a.
.pgroDriae s-rui5n BY lev DT Nah elb-rs. 80 i a
X h. sirs Holman, -, Ars. +. " S5li Die. ~ lux
r. =; AZ. Area hassa6, -i0i - 2 9hn Jounsig1 -;
NJ Hsr,on IS. Mrs GAS, - Afs. fsslcs % IN
- 81. NJ Absri Galat,p 50; ifom ) 4 20 ID 80
rl,.v for Poor Wid5xs Win snzI Caiafsnf - MI
Wilt.n Wallace, -; MT. joha Drs~oic clvi Sif oen.
~ 49,, 49, - - sir
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IS~ DIAMOND POINTED GOLD Pass, Of every siyie and
quality the market, sold The lowest terms whoesae
aud eiAil By b. Z. WATSON CO. - william 81 one door
below Waist and }. v SAVAGE, % Fulton Their ese
braied Richslea" Gold Pen i Invariably warranted In
every respect snd together with the style u
4. .o,d A. :. Only Gold Pens from 81 upward. Gold
D. ....-.-.al Il. r.cLar..i
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Tnr PsrsuuN GoLD Pas, II .5-Nay es had q the Is
,.hn.hnent oi j. W GkfArcS CO. II CeaArst together
ui,h some thirty different style Of Pens eon's'ri O.
Browns, Hsydsr's sFsDssr''' sAsey'' e'n.'e''' Hen
~ American, snd othsrs all prices lower than e~H Be-
found AZ sp other house in the trace Gold Pen'rePasd
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cLaRK, BKorBrK 4 Co.'S svFEsioR GOLD rsSh-
These Pens Justly celebrated for their earseihS
point superior hni'h' are nov ia''
sspsy. asa. Tbos, Who i.h to get really sood All Gle
ssould cali Al their osss So yohast corner OF Ssssss
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