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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18

Tar PorAro Ror-The Germantoion Iee-
sraD1 saws that Mr. John Good of that borough upon
examining recently potato vine thst hs'
the heart of the vine, and eating our us VI
tsty for nearly twelve inches, down nearly 70 tne 20
tate itself and one inch beneath the surface OF t
sronnd where the worm died. Other vines are sueceu
n The Same way and the opinion Is expressed that TINS
the real cause not only OF the blight IN the Po'a"
but OF the rot itseu
4 Coon HrT-There was meeting AT Lock
port last night 70 respond 70 the noinln~'on u
Buren and Adams. Among the speakers was ;, n.
Chase ESQ of Ohio In the course OF ms ieina'As nc
dvgel, Al some length the injustice oil the cohsu'u
uonsl provision allowing slave properly 70 De
sep,ed and asked whef represented fthe properly Vi
The North-its cattle .ls horses ana lts asses roCc
from he cr9wd Immediately responded Daniel ; Dick
enson Mr. Chase gave a receipt for the maze.
Buffalo Com. Adv. Aug. 10.
r,,.,,or This l;ttle American town, on the
opposite ,ide Of the Rio Grsnde, Is rapidly improving
W. bsve II from uudoubted sources that ~ gooa anu
substantial buildings are under contract sno WI
Be IN state OF occupancy in less than thirty asys
Were there one hundred up tney wou ~, &c '
rented at more than 25 per cent per snn on oos III
lMatsmoras Flag, %yth ut
MEET1se OF THE FRIENDS OF lRELASD.-A
large and enthusiastic meeting was held al bro"h S
las, evening II was addressed by Messrs for'eiI
sier ferris and others. The best feehng pre-
subscription taken up snd resolutions passed eNPis
sye Of the sentiments Of the meeting and theu synPs
tiles for the suffering Irish providence Trans io'"
y The Heralds Quebec correspondent men
hons that some Of the guns in Woes bsttery were or
covered 10 have been spiked a day or two since. we
have snce asceraned that this Is correct twelve OF the
piece. having been served in this way. We believe
they were only spiked with colnmon tenPcnny nalis
which Of course, can be easily extracted we are ,ou
that the Repeaers have organized club named after
the 9s rebel Emmett and that they have been prseucng
with ban near one of the martello towers We think
It high time for Lord Elgn 20 return TO the seat oil GOV
erpuept for IL IL evident some steps should be taken
70 stop sness foIlies Montreal Courier Aug IL
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r ARGR Arm CHAIRS, rosewood cad nshoy,ny
e J. W. SOUTHAcv 'As-'sAvss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18
GRAND PANORAMA OF
TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN

n MFNINU.
THIS PANORAMA represents In the most natural man
nsr the marches encampmens and all the stirring incl
dents OF
TAYLOR'S BATTLES IN MEXICO,
together with correct views Of the country, Giles, &c Se
lis the largest and beautiful painting IN ne world
Exhibited every night at o'clock, At the MINERVA
ROOMS 400 Broadway Admission q cent? Schools ad-
mlttet on reasonable terms SHERMAN & ToUSEf,
iva istf Propuetors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18
EXCURSIONS.


EXCURSIONS.
IsL 81 I'D Hs2 p z, s1. Ham an
- run a. follows The ST NICHOLAS, Capt
j. N Rodman; JAMES MADISON, Capt L. sSsooi
KOsCIUsKO, Capt y. B Wells
NORTH RIVER
Mvnins Lis< afternoon Lls< Leavn
H.nmons -. ek Hammond Ia Hammond. ..s&
Canal ...-..-.. ~ sns.. 's' 's.-. y .
Per No 3......l0 Fer NO ..--i 1s 70 =. ''.s
Consy Island ....n ConsY .s.d ~ Soov "''''-''-'S
Mo-rrS Lirs Woseer L"f =.
..,x FOO, crsni sti0 AN Lssyns bot 0r.ns sti Pm
Pc, So sr I a''a''.Tl Per SO an F.,'...H
Leaving Coney Island III NJ issrns COMFY i"-ho %
Fare each way, l2f cts ly.9 ln,s
-NS EVENING TRIP TO CAMP MEET
EaSsg-=iNfN0 AT RiE-The steamer kOsClUskOi
azzsas-1zs Cspt Wells viii make IMP on Friday eve
nng August a. BY request u Committee Leaving foot
Hsmmond-s It = O'Clock, NJ Chsmse.s "a; Catherine u
Delaney, 81 : and Wii-msburgh,6 q PM
Leaving Rye Saturday, morning AN arrive n.fso o.
clock Fare S7t cts s. HALsTEAD,
J. FORSTER, COMMITTEE
anil cts DANIEL BAkhER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18

KENE IN~l -, -, ~. - ~. ~ m. y..r Mn
this desdfll maisdy be Immediately relieved by taxing
few glasses OF pure water in which few leaves OF this
plant have been immersed FIVE minutes II 90 simple that
he most delicate child may use H. For lie efficacy please
inquire OF any respectable physician To be bad fresh evrfy
day al The seed store Of T. DUNLAP 40 bf"eh"S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18

J. ?. MONTGOMERY Auctonecr.
by J. ID. lNGERsOll a. co. store "a Pearl.
LET on WEDNESDAY Aug. - al 10 O'Clock A NJ. Boots.
Shoes and Brogsnsoo boots shoes and hfoxsns,
comprising desirable OF frsh seasonahs
goods direct nom the manufacturer adapted the NORTH
EN- Western, Southern and city trade.
Ar PRvAre SALE.--J. d. CO. constantly receiv,
ing from the manufacturers great variety Of new and frcsh
stock which they selling al private sale al auction prices
consisting IN part OF
100 cases mems prime thick boots
30 mems prime alp and calf eools
100 womeu's fne aid slippers
100 women's leather slippers and b0stins
10 cases mems No. palm leaf hate
~ mems black and white wool hats. ALI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18

MA fresh supply OF this celebrated medicine tihuD
IN Prob psus Uten and oil diseases OF the Uterine orgshs
received by the 0rsefenberg Company ~ Bfosd~ay
cine in he complaints will be Furnished 10 the Fscui
" and others application by po-i or otherwise, 81 ~
Company's Ofce aDilhu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18
r C. KEMP AGcuOoeer.
4 ARGP TRADE sAIE OLE PAPER HANG

ARGE TRADE SALE OF PAPER HANG
LlNGS on four months credit for Al sums over :. 90
c KEMP will sell Al sncrOa on WEDNESDAY, Aus ",
Al Nsssapst opposite the Custom House. by csslogvs
10000 rolls OF satin ground and stained Paper hsnsnxs
Borders and Curtains comprising some "a patterns and
very lsrge handsome sssonment, hch Will - o1nd
well worthy he attention OF The trade, viz
5coo rolls very r,ch. styles satin srourt
eo0c0 DO satin ground ? and coicrs rood sryles
SoooO do medium quality stained. very handsome a.
sortment OF pstterns
eaco do low priced stained paper hsngtngs
1890 do curtains, assorted Syles
lioo do borders. assorted patterns.
The whole 20 he sold without reserve. Samples wlu oa
exhibited Win Cstsogues two days before the sale suis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18

- To LITTLE second floor OF store IA West ~ -
A. tween Barclay and Robinson sts. Inquire OF COILS
- DAKIN, on the premises. anls "
- At PRIVATE sALE-r~o lo,s on soaih SIDE
NJ. Of Twenty third street, between Third and Let.
~ ingon avenues Size Of lot u feet by fee, inches
deem each Also, lots south side Of fonyfouraet
bet yean Finh and SIKH Size oflOs Is feS by
feel inche. deep each farther psrieulan& apPIy
sul8l A. J. BLEECKER Auefr. 7 Broad 1T
81 SHOPS TO LET WITH STEAM POWER
III. To let rooms and cellar In buildings siinst~d Ia
~ rear Of 10 and IL Bovery and ~ fhksbethst The
engine running and power supplied 10 each " inc
rooms Entrance by alley from the Bowery and carwey
from Enxabeihst Inquire al HAfNOKS Bootsore ~
Bowey, sui Rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18
Passengers Arrived.
Passenger Sailed.

sis- frsz Pal,ras-H.nrJ Hunt. CAss ari.n, Sal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18

CiO. In consequences Of the frequent claims for dam
against the forgarders Of merchandise on
the Western Canals arising from the abstraction Of goods
from packages perfectly secured the Board OF Forward.
ers on the City Of NewYort have felt their duty as well
r the security OF the merchants themselves 10 sdop' ne
following resolution, VIZ .
Resoved Thai will receipt A. In shipping order
any boxes Of dry goods hats caps straw goods
boots or shoes for the West unless such boxes
cases are properly sped and sealed when shipped nor
any boxes containing goods Of description IN
ess such boxes or well strapped or hooped before
shipment ~ HOLT rr1sdsn,
dKascg w
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12
sTURBRIDGE CATTLE SHOW.

The Sttrhridge Agricultural S0ciety. though Of but
few Yeas growth has become q fired Iuct;' and 50
firmly ixeP' in the go)d viii and determined purpose
the people OF this section of The State, that neither
competition nor oppositon--aether the storms of the
elements the stormingS of dsafeced men defeat
its progress
The Society he its sixth annual Cattle Show, on the
4h inst. The entries of Stock &c. were much more
numerous than III any past year; and although the
weather was uni,vorable, the SHOW was well attended,
and the various operations accomplished in spir>
tied, cheerful and highly creditabe The ind-
cations previous to the show clearly in favor Of The
assembling of a much larger of people than
had ever mel in Sturbfidge any former occasion
and nothing but tic unpromisng aspect OF the weather
in the morning, together h the effect Of the
ons OF the preceding days could have prevented those
indications from being realized. Many farmers from
towns not now embraced in the limits of The Society,
have sign Ted their desire 10 become members
The Address delivered by tie Rev. Charles
Hamenl, Preceptor of Monson Academy. 1t possessed
oxcellences as an agricultural address, and was
listened 10 with uumngled satisfaction Great cedit is
due TO MIR Carder, OF the Central Hole for his efforts
in providing dsmer worthy of the OCCASION The pre-
paratons made in the Vesryby Mr.. Munroe, OF Fisk
dale, for supplying the lad eS and Others with refresh
mentS, were ample aud admirable
The active interest in The success of the Society dis
played BY The President, DR. G. r. FLSKE, bv the Sec
Rotary, A. Nj. MERRIcK, Esq. aud by the Directors
SIMEON F.. MARSH and others, and also by the sew
era Mar'has, who discharged their duties with great
ehcency worthy OF much praise, and shows thai The
progress OF this SO lety is unfalngiy onward.
he Reports OF Committees SHOW that the veteran
tanner Of Charlton, Mr. Simon Carpenter has borne off
many OF The premiums roll up along with the fifty,
five dollars Which he took at the late SHOW m Worcts
ter Were 1t not that he might thk was intended TO
Halter nun, we would he glad TO speak iu of the
unparalleled ehnrlS OF this gentleman to elevate the sci,
enee OF Agriculture. His pou- hing elected degree
oil admiration amounting almost 10 astonlShment This
much may be sad without dlsparagemen to The other
poushmeD, all OF whom did their work we'll
IL was remarked by plain spoken bye stander, that
II the COMMITTEE did not give Mr.. c. the first premium
" they ought 10 go 10 h--!" The Commtee ii APP
pears had no oco aston 10 inquire whether that dreadful
alternative would be presented them Tor they deci-
ded unanimously, IN way that will enable them to re,
main on Ihs 'lde OF the Styr* a little longer
The IaCes were not renlSs ia exhibiting their handi.
work IN the Town Hall, both useful aud orndmental-
Their presence and the lively interest by them manifest,
ed IN The show, formed the agreeable features of
me Fa~. BY a MEMBER.
Slurbrilge, Oct 9Th, 1913.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12
COUNTY, CONVENTION.

The Free Soil voters of the several towns iu
the County of Worcester, are requested to send
delegates to Convention to be held at the City
Hall in Worcester, on TUESDAY, the 18th day
of October inst, at o'clock. AM, to nominate
tive persons as candidates to represent the County
in the State Senate for the next political year.
Each town is entitled 10 six delegates, and six
additional for each representative more than 90
to which any town may be entitled in the State
Legislature. Per order,
ALRx'R DEWITT,
Chairman Free Soil County Committee
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12
Free Soil! Free Labor y Free Speech Z!
DISTRICT CONVENTION,

The Free Soil voters of the several towns
the Fifth Congressional District, are requested
to send delegates to Convention TO be held at
the City Hall in Worcester, on TUESDAY,
the E7th day ct October inst, at 8 IL O'Clock,
A. NJ, TO nominate candidate for the office OF
Representative in the next Congress of the Uni
ted States from said District Each town is en-
nued to six delegates. and six additional for
each representative more than one to which any
town may be entitled in the State Legislature
Per Order ALEX. DEWIrr
Chairman of the District Committee.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12
REV. Mr. LAMB AND GEN TAYLOR.

KEY. MR LAMB AND GEN TAYLOR
The following communication explains itself.
IL Is from gentleman who, from his infancy, has
resided IN Marlborough, except while absen; ia
me army lie sustans irrsproachable char
ac'er' and we are assured by one who has known
MN ten years, that he is man W no could not
be induced, by any metLs, to make any state
iheh'S' winch are not strictly correct" Perhaps
the senator erpectant of the Iying Wing can
induce the very worthy Rev. Mr. Lamb to send
forth another pious epistle, to bolster up the
bloodhound candidate. Ifhe should do 80, we
would suggest to him the propriety of confining
himself TO the truth for there are living witness
ses all over the country, who will not silently see
truth libelled, even by reverend clergyman.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12

OoAL FOR KAILRoADs.-We are happy to
,earn' mat some very successful experiments
nave been made, and are yet in progress, for
using anthracite coal for locomotives Several
OF our railroad agents and distinguished manu-
iacturer Of locomotives, have lately visited the
Heading Railroad, in Pennsy vania, upon which
the experiments are being fully tried, and thew
nave returned well satisfied OF the practicability
OF using the coal of that State for our ocoo,,yes
The invention used, and the operation ot yh;ch
was witnessed, was that Of Mr.. Winan well
known as an engineer Of great skill and experi.
ence In the construction OF locomotives. aud we
understand that three Of the machines will prob
ably soon be ordered for the use of three Of cur
railroad mpanies.-Bunker Hill Aurora.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12

GOOD News. Parson Brownlow of Jonesbo-
rough [Tenn.] Wing, says:
=" nave very strong conviction that the
real strength OF the Anti. Slavery party in the
South is greater than the South are aware. And
certain we are, that they more sormtdable in
East tennessee, than there opponents suppose
them to be. All they need TO produce mischief
and divide and distract both political parties, is
few bold and talented leaders to take the stump.
and advocate their principles. If this were done,
even MIR. Van Buren, would receive strong vote
al the ensuing election. We say this not because
we wish them any success, but because we can
not resist the proofs of this fact, which press in
upon US daily
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12

hEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE. The Hunker
wings make very loud professions of zeal and
friendship for Free Soil and claim that their MARTY
Is the especial guardian of freedom and defence
against the extension OF slavery The sincerity
OF ther professions is fOrcibly illustrated by the
indIsPutable fact, that the bill establishing the
government OF Oregon was passed in the Senate
by the assistance of every northern and two
southern Locofocos against the 6ercest opposition
OF every southern Tayorite
.WOrthnmnfnn Nn,t-ier
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12

D0n't send Miniatures BY Letter. Dead LET.
tiers, recently received at the General Post Office
in Washington, contain novel remittances tor in
stance, pretty pair Of yarn stockings; pair of
socks. present OF cotton handkerchieis, for chill
dren-and the most valuable, a small miniature
likeness of a gentleman, splendidly set in glod-
the back part filled with har--evidently an in.
teresting memento. This was mailed at Sayan.
nah, to correspondence Charleston, S. C.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12

Ihe Potato Pldgue-Our farmers fears saws
the Hallowell Gazette, have greatly elongated
since the commencement OF the potato harvest
The crop, we believe, is found to be universally
diseased and the proportion Of rotten tubers much
greater than last year.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12

PRECIOUS BUT FRAGILE. The two most pre-
cious things on this side OF the grave are raputa-
ton and lite. Yet It Is to be regretted that the
most contemplate whisper may deprive US Of one
and the meanest weapon OF the other.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12

OHIO ELECTION This election took place on Tues
day ne returns received indicate the election of Sea-
barry Ford the Wing candidate for Governor. Mr. Ford
was nominated months beioIc the Philadelphia conven
'ion as declared and reSoue supporter OF The Provso
ana OF kindred anti slavery measures He has not de
cared his preferences for the Presidency The election
OF Mr. Ford not, therefore, test Of the strength of
Taylor IN Ohio We shall not copy the Geographic
returns, which must be necessarily conflicting.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12

- DefeSGteS 20 me County Convention,
Charles Alien, James Y alien Daniel Sfope
Waiter BI2eow IT. John LaverIy CbsrIes DoyiSS
VIM Wallace, l. Washburn, Nath'l Brooks
= Ii. Cotton, Edw Hamilton, r. d. Duubor
H. q. Darling, j. W.Wetherell Jonas ri Miles
Sidney D0wnes, Elbrdge G. Pratt jahn \ KimhaIl
Delegates to the Dislrjct Cnouent,on
w na'os White, John Milton Earle, Z. Washburn,
warner dinds, Lemuel Smith, G. Is. Robbins
Edward Earle, Albert Chris Ion,s ua-t.h,,
p 1iJ. rIasS' Lewis Chapn, Albert lehman,
NV SaSer harrhgtoh, limo. B. Stone, Isaac Goddard,
sam A. Porter, VIM. B. Maxwell e. SnuIhwick
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12

thus PLEDGED, a second time by ,hh very con-
s'Tu'ton OF his Allison letter, 10 VETO e Wilmot
ProvSo. II he had ul SO intended, he would have in
Guided IN the list win the other questions
we can do no sort Of justice to MIR Ha!eS grard
speech by these rough comments lttold upon the
o'ence. When ne had concluded, Judge ALLEN was
called for aud responded in an able end effective man
ner Tor few minutes, urging upon the vast audience
the pToprety OF initiating, and all, the noble ex-
ample OF JohnP Hale, by coming out from the pro
slavery organizations and swelling the ranks Of the
hosts OF Freed1m and True Democracy. BY so doing
we should secure The esteem OF poSleny There was no
man In The whole democratic parry of this day from
The crown OF lis head, Gen. Cdss down to the soul It's
Foote but would now be proud 10 exchange places
with john T.. HALE
The meeting broke up with tremendous cheers for
John P. Hale Charles Allen, Van Buren and Adans,
Phillips and Mills and the Ladies.
WoRc EsTER. The following gentlemen were
selected on Tuesday evening to represent this
city in the Conventions to be held on the 18th
instant:
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12

VI The Boston Journal says II al the men who set up
Benjamin Thompson in the 4h District were shocked at
MIR. Palirey's Inconsistency!
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12
GEORGIA ELECTION.

he following are The reported majorilies for Congress
in the several Districts:
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12

W Hon. Preston King has been nominated for Con-
gress, as h4 Free Soil candidate from the ST. Lawrence
district, i'll New York
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12

NEW ATTRACTION. In connection with The Model
OF Jerusalem, now exhibiting al Warren Hall, and which
will close on Friday evening l3h Rev L. L. ALLEN
who has travelled extensively through Mexico, and made
himself acquainted with The country, will deliver course
OF Lectures upon The manners, customs &C. OF that sin,
guariy interesting nation Having himself been witness
o the dreadful ravages Of War will relate many deeply
interesting and thrilling of them which have
never aled to attract large and respectable audiences
in the principal cities of the Union The price OF adms-
sion to The whole is but II l.2 cents
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-12

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION The indication from
this State are that Cass and Slavery Extension are not
popular, but as we Away get the best of the story rs
we WI" be conlened TO wait for returns before we
begin to
Reports elect to Congress Lewis c. Levin, Native,
IN the Fnst District. In The Sixth District Henry D.
Moore, is elected over Charles Brown Wing gain
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-27
A.FARNSWORTH.

A SOVEREIGN remedy for Ague and Fever
IA This great Remedy: to which the public atten
ton particularly called. has been extensively USED
in the western and south western states asa speedy
safe and certain cure for ague and fever dumb ague
Chill or intermittent Fever. 9' tt- %
Theunexampled aad completesuccess attending it:
use; and SO well proven have become its wide spread
victories every form OF ague in the west that tie
Febrifge' is sUperseding every other offered
medal agent, and looked upon the only one thai
can be relied upon in all stages of the disease.
OF sale by Iloadey, Phelps & Co. wholesale
agents New York, and by Brinkerhoff & renion
Chicago III; Ewards * Francis, st. Louis, Mo, and
by Druggists generally throughout the United States
For sale by WIN. NJ WOOLSEY, agent for Ev-
ansville. Ind. lrd t.v -ut9 = .Gs5 .- &c. (
Winnings g. Deusouchet, Mt. Vernon. ,,. .....
N. G.. Nettleton, New Harmony
WI Whiting Cynthiana.- -l -iiy l3-6m.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-27
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL d.
80 tL.v Hat Est abIishment.

n. Corner Of Main aud First Sts EcdnsviHe b
N-A ASA 14tNl4t $50 .lt Frgl.
Ii THE attention ofcounrymerchants and dealers
particularly directed to the large and varied as
sortment OF ii ATS. CAPS, &C., now opening at the
above establishment, comprising the most complete
stock OF fashionable and durable Spring and Summer
wear ever offered in this city, and unsurpassed in the
West. Possessing the most favorable facilities for
purchasing and Judge of all articles in my line,
am able TO sell at rates lower than can be obtained
elsewhere in the city and as low as such articles can
be had in Louisville or Cincinnati. '' 'JVie-'o'
My retail customers are invited to call and ex
anime my stock OF Spring and Summer Hats, several
styles OF which unsurpassed Tor beauty of finish
and fashion. 1t is my intention to sell either by
wholesale or retail at prices which must command
purchasers, and earnestly solicit call from all who
intend buying. X. ALLEN
mar2l corner of Main and First SITS