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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-11

FREE Sou IN M.srL,ND.-A public meeting
vas held IN Cecil Co. Nd on the 9Th inst to give pub
lie expression 10 the sentiments OF the citizens
portion OF the c,zens Of that county the question OF
prohibiting Slavery in the territories of the United
stsies. The meeting was organized by the sppoin,.
neni Of Joseph Roman, Jr as President and Ahsalom
Roman John Reynolds Jacob Richards. DR.. A. C. Nil.
ner and Caleb Candy. Vice-Presidents
The following were among the Resolutions adopted
Received That citizens Of Maryland having ample
opportunities Of Observing the workings Of the insttu
ton OF Slavery deem II TO be our duty thus public
" 70 declare that In opinion Il Is political social
ana moral evil OF the first magnitude the direct tenden
CIV Of which convert the energy OF the community
into Incidence and is power into weakness. Tnst II
hiss done and is now doing 10 psrslyze the enet
ges and re,srd the prosperity OF the people Of this
State than In all other causes
Rssoicsd That in opinion, the prosperity OF the
country the happiness Of the People and the pcrPetn
~ Of our Free Republican Institutions. will be best
promoted by prohibiting Slavery from al the Terrific
ries Of the United 5tstes
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NILSSON ri.

CINCINNATI Thursday, Aug lp-lll Pm
The Wings have carried Saline Cooper. CLARK.
Warren, Montgomery, Boone, St Francois and
Washington Counties.
The Loco-Focos have carried Il. Charles. Lin
coin. Pike and Howard Counties, with gain OF
Representative. The majority Of the latter IS
rather small.
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Things In philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the New.Yor< Tribune.
pm ALL rrtrA 1nnralar Anr

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday Aug. TO-
Hon. James Cooper being detained al Frederick,
Nd BY sickness, tie business Of his Office Attorney
GenersD stands still ond il Is Just At the beginning Of
new term OF Court. The accession of Wing Goveror
has very much disturbed the Loco Office holders here
in their coy nests number who were enjoying
snecures have been obliged 10 shin for themselves.
Thiss most especial blessing a. this Wing city has
been too long furnished with LocoFoco oiceholders
from Harrisburg.
Fruit "a abundant but not remarkably cheap although
il should be- Philadelphia in the midst OF fruit
producing region This business H. fear. ruined by
Spectators, who buy up all the fruit by whole pania-
tons early IN the season long before begins 10 rpen
aud thus while the market flooded with fruit, they
command such prices as they chose TO ask.
improvements everywhere going on In the ap-
pearance OF the streets Of city. small buildings
and old ones are disappearing md large me new ones
are taking their place. very much question, how
ever whether this is really improvement Tor the poorer
classes thus driven 10 the outskirts OF the city
into blind alleys and courts while the weather. classes
who better afford 20 live far from the heart OF bust
ness, usurp every spot within reach Of H. The poor
are thus Improved out Of town But am glad 20
OF the middle classes filing up the small surround
ing towns and villages with their residences. Thus
Camden West Philadelphia Mantus, Hamiltonviile
Germantown Frankford Bridesburg and other places,
are fast becoming pOpulOus.
There is sale OF 40 bales Of ~ o. Cotton reported
Al lttle of previous quotations The Flour market
quiet and without inquiry for ex ort Most holders
ask - . for fair Pennsylvania brands but there
sellers at a less rate GOod brands in limited de-
msnd for home al - 81 % and Western al our
lowest figures Corn Meal held o.. without large
sales Rye Flour, no sales Wheat holders are little
hrmer and small sales az l0l. 03 Of good FOR good
Southern reds Corn is scarce and wanted with sales
of eco bushels Yellow az 50 81 70 Oats sold al 26c
Provisions and groceries without much movement A
sale Of CenfuegOs sugar was made az g. C. time
Whisky bbs hrm with sales Of pc. 40 pigs Of Lead,
AZ 4ic o months.
scrip ii 800 Wilmington Railroad 6s, 79i 100 L. :.
Bank g 100 Girard Bank, Jog 800 L. :. War
Bounty scrip -. 600 Harrisburg Railroad IS, ,
qOO T. : Treas. Notes. 1888.
.S,cond B0Grd-2jO Girsrd Bank, l0l 1000 State "a.
"a 500 10 do. a 300 Loan %, %, 1911 1000
Reading RR Bonds 81.
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IOWA.
Cincinnati Aug n, IA

Cincinnati Aug. II, \ VI
The Loco Foco ticket IS elected in Lee and Des-
MONIES Counties.
The Wings have carried Muscatine County. In
Henry and Van buren, Counties / Wing sena
tor. . Whig Representatives and ] Loco Re
preventative are elected
wapeIo, Monroe and Potawattomie Counties
have elected one Wing Senator. The returns
from Jefferson County are imperfect.
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might offer resolution TO prevent the squsnderins OF
the House Conrinzen Fund
The yeas and nays were demanded on tnis Ho"o"'
and resulted II the negative.
COMMUNICATION FRoM v. ?. TRfsr, Eso.
A communication was received and read from
NICHOLAS P TRTsT, Esq. dated Westehester "a sis
ing the history Of bis agency IN framing tae uea.y IN
Mexico and charging the President WIN we hl'n.'o
Of conquerinr and snnexing the whole Of Mexico. snd
with abusing the power intrusted 20 him and Also
with resortin- % subornafi0n and perjury lnumsuns
that the House investigate a. 10 the truth or .'
hood OF the charges with reference % npe schiheh
Much sensation was manifested by the reading oi this
document
Mr. TErMAN SMITH Of Conn. moved TO refer the
paper and accompanying documents 10 the Committee
on Foreign Relations md 70 print H.
Mr. BUAr Of : e made some remarks respecting
any private grievances INDUCED in By Mr. IKisr being
sanctioned BY the House.
Mr. c. J IxGEssoII Of Pa Mr. HOLMES Of : c and
Mr. scHENoK of Ohio, made some suggestions as TO the
disposition Of the subject
On Mr. SMITHS motion in favor Of printing advisor
was called for and the yeas and nays demanded which
resulted az follows Yeas 2, Nays %.
The motion 20 refer the documents 10 the Committee
on Foreign Relations was carried.
The House has refused 10 print the Trst Documents
Nj WHITE from the Conference Committee, report
ed the Indian Appropriation bill with amendments
which we're adopted
Whole. CALFB B SMITH in the Chair. and took up the
Civil snd Diplomatic Appropriation bill Sundry anne nd
ments were considered and agreed to-
The Savannah River amendment was stricken out by
the following vote = % 1l.
The Committee rose and reported the bin with
amendmendments and the House then proceeded 20
act on the amendments reported by the Committee.
The appropriation tor Com. DEhAY was adopted.
lie % g..
The House then took recess all - o'clock VI.
AFTER RECESS
At halfpast ) o'clock the House reassembed.
The 4rzisfifs Item rsiectsd.
At o. o'clock the House laid aside the Civil and Diplo
matte Annrnnriafinn bill and took np surdrY bills from
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FROM PERSANBUCO.-W learn from Capt. W.
n Robertson late Of the brig Midas OF Baltimore sold 1t
Pernsmbuco. and who came passenger IN the brig Au
arrived AZ this port yesterday that when be LETT
pernambuco the 4th July last business OF all kinds
dull, owing 10 the revolution that had recently
broken there, and the constant skrnshes in the
town between the Brazilans and Portuguese Capt r.
that il was the general wish among the inhsb
tants that the Portuguese should be expelled from the
Province During the disturbances, many Portuguese
were killed and most OF the and places Of bust
closed Soldiers guard in streets
night and day The opinion prevailed tina, the Difficult
lies would speedily end. Ia consequence Of these
disturbances, sugars had advanced 300 reas-
fBst Amer 9th
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SERIOUS AFFAIR-A bullock turned upon some
men who driving him from Wesfville c. 10 New
Haven, on Tuesday and forced his horn through the
taroa OF one Of them. The horn entered just below
the ear snd passing through the neck the
other side, tearing out the hesh ana windpipe twas
not known whether the wound would prove fatal
Springfield Rep. 10Th.
DEGESERACr IN BOsroy.-The Daily Mail saws
that Leverettst jail contains 80 prisonerEthe arges,
number neg known 70 occupy IL ct any one time
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CHEAP LIcHr.--J. D. FOWLER Is selling slpenes
Sperm Candies at 81 cts pr h., good Summer lamp oil
pr gallon, which is warranted 10 burn all night He las dec
large stock Of fresh Oolong and Green teas white szd
brown Sugars, which he s selling OF small advances
Wholesale prices The public invited to give him en
this large stores 20 and is Greenwich and 70 yeseyss
aulI H.
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IT's ALLY Is NATURE The source OF health, Ike ne
principal Of Life one On the organ Of digestion every
particle Of the body depends by the fines, sympathy for
health or disease ifi organ be perfect all that Is bsr
some Is al every vein refused Ambulance; disAranged
corrupted and fetd matter Is absorbed and spread The
hints, muscles nerves, the heart ungs and the brain
are nenceforb more or less injured From trcumsances
constitutional or Otherwise, the corruption leads every
case to other Of the different dseaseshe ,uppresso Il
which, however not the removal Of the which
again produce them Foss's COMPOUND ExTRAcr oF iEi-
Low DOCK AND sAssAPAELA, which first brous The INN
vailed Yellow Dock TO know ledge, IL combination ~seh
has elected NE hest ,ogums Of the most eminent Of tbs
Faculty Harmless but all powerful eoree's AT oHes ths
digestion and then received into the Blood removes every
particle Of Disease and evry tendency 10 10 return ~
rps The Stomach and derange Digestion, snf
hcient does be taken to DO any good
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by GEosGr Foss
Pharmaceutist 1893 spring-st one door from sulysn-s
Also for sale by Eugene Dupuy coo Broadway A. X
Cough Co Iss Fulton-sl eos Bleeckerst; A L. win.
ship n East Broadway, ~ Y. Price 81 per bottle, Sin
bottles for s. All orders from the country. with rash %
closed, will be promptly forwarded by express.
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By telegraph to the ytw.YOrk Tribune.
THE ELECTIONS.
North CAROLINA.

PETERSBURG, va, Thursday, Aug. lO.
Il is now believed that REID, Loco, IS chosen
Governor.
The following are the Msjoritics for REID IN the
Counties last heard from
Ashe. 2e3 Lincoln, 2s3 Rutherford, lo' Cleve-
land, Iredel, 34s Buncombe, 400 Wilkes and
sury 32l.
The Legislature IS still In doubt
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ANOTHER DISPATCH.

Phil ADELPHIA- Thursday Aug 10.
Dispatches from Raleigh say that so Tar as re-
turns have been received the Wings have ma
iortv OF from four 70 six in the House Of Commons
Manly is probably elected By 900 majority
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THIRD DISPATCH.

BrFFuo, Thursday, Aug. 10.
Hon. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS Of Mas
sachusetts has Just been nominated as The Free
Soil Candidate for Nice-President
The Convention will soon adjourn.
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coyoasss.-The House on Wednesday evening
passed upon ffty-six Of the ninetyodd additions
10 the General Appropriation bin made by the
Senate, and rejected all but hali-s dozen or 50.
Well done
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Maioitv ior I'D. Van Burel

MARTIN VAN BUREN, was then unanimously
nominated as the Candidate of the Free Soil Con
vention for President Of the United States.
The prominent Candidates for Vice President
are CHAs. FRANCIS ADAMS, John P. HALE, and
JOsHrA u GfDDISGs.
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By Telegraph 10 The New.YOrk Tribune.
FREE SOIL NATIONAL CONVENTION.
FIRST DISPATCH ..sFooyD DAY

BUTFALo. Ihursday, August lU
The Committee on Nominations have unani-
rnously agreed 70 nominate MARIN VAN BU-
RES for the Presidency. 1t will probably be
done this affernnnn
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." FRRE SoiL" CONyENTIOS.-lmn edistoy amer The 3D.
Ioumment OF the Buffalo Convention Verbatim Phono
graphic Report Of its proceedings, by Mr. OLIVER Dyts,
viii be published In pamphlet form by ANoREws BcYtr
p spucest Price l2i to the Trade, o. per hundred
For sale at every new .room In the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-11

sAsoss sARsAPsRILLA-The exposure and ireguahty OF
diet which are necessary concomiiants Of many sinds Of
business, fruitful Of cuianeous and gandusf
diseases Persons subjected such exposures and egu
lariues frequently experience sw-hngs glands Of
NECK and chest and sometimes hese break and give u
troublesome and unseemy ulcers called scrofuo1s Ia
oher instances obstinate inflammation. Of the eyes ofbs
ears, and eupuons Of the heal, the consequenes
Those individuals whose occupations them peculiarly
liable TO such diseases who have constitutional preos
position thereto will find SAsDss sarsapsra admirable
preventive or fihey actually suffering under these
any similar masdes, speedy safe and remedy
ooetsken occasionally viii generally keep the skp flesh
and glands clear Of disease, and regular will win
equal certainty, remove tf already developed.
Prepared and soid wholesale ana retail, DyA b 3
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton, corner Of wiInsn
st. as Broadway, and II Eat Broadway, New orE son
slso by Duggiss generally hro1 hoat The United sisss
Price 81 per bottle. or six bottles or S.
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~ Gold Pens, Of every quality and price, whoes<s
and retail, by B. r. WArsoS co. IS Wallet God Pens
and Pencil Cases in great variety The celebrated Rchess
Pens sold only as above Gold Pens repaired.
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~ The Buffalo Convention, it viii be

~ The Buffalo Convention, it will be seen
yesterday united upon MARTIN VAN buren,
Of New.York for President, and CHARLES
FRANCIS ADAMS Of Massachusetts, son Of the
late John @. Adams) for vice-President. 1t will
te seen that JoHy P. HALE was strongly sup
ported for President. We reserve comments un-
I'll more fully informed, bat do not hesitate TO
say tina, the Convention appear to have made Sc
leciions well adapted TO obtain a strong vote
stronger than was ever before polled by third
ticker IN Presidential contest.
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- Fancy CUTLERY, embracing alage variety OF spons
mems pen and pocket Knives OF the rare and beui-
f patterns many Of which have been before irnIor.
ed Also variety Of unique articles for toilet They
have been selected with especial care ant are wsrraaei
TO be the best quality. q SAUNDERS SON
aus 3eod Ia Broadway cor Liberty ana $50 Broadway.
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Y The Washington correspondent OF the
Express sends the following items OF the River and Hsr
Dor bill which the House passed q third reading
Wednesday LAST
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ The Conceds Of the Sable Brothers at the American
Museum c0ntuue 8trncye as ever and the Other enPf
faumeuts arc unusually good thai he Lecture ROOnk
ll both day and evening Hours u performance. y wa
but the enormous Snake, Oang Ouangs, &c are ysiheu
all hours
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KENTUcNY.--Mr. Crittendens majority in Fay
etc County rnclading Lexington and Ashlandl is
see, which is only - short Of Mr.. Clsys majority
Ia "A Mr.. Clay is said to have increased Crit
tenaen's vote 500 the last day. BoayboR County
gives Cn,tenden sss majority, which is lil mOrs
than Claw had In a.
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" Some OF the oldest houses in the city well nsw
Establishments In consequence Of the change Of tines ard
great competition IN business rnd Absolutely necessary
In order 10 keep up l complement Cfc unty customer
TO advertise In country newspapers. II may be cove
nenty done In tiOa, and 10 any extent
Agency, Tribune Buildings, where toe agent
suited choice selection had Of the hest papers ysus
BILE rnafia OH ned
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II The Baton R0ag, Gazette, Taylor paper
and pubfshed In Gen Tsylors town advertised 10
10 s0ld on the 3lst July.
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By The MIDNIGHT SOU1HERN HAIL
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
c Combination of Gen. kearney-Riyer and
Harbor Bill-DiscussiOn of the Civil and
Diplomatic Bill.

Correspondence of The Tribune
WASHINGTON Wednesday Aug O.
The most done in the Senate TO day was the con
frmation Of Gen. KEARyEY. The long agony IS
over. he is confirmed. Col BFvroN, tor five
times the space that measures day and night,
spoke against the confirmation. He produced 10
the Senate the whole record Of the Court-Msrtial
analvzed rs points. and dwelt upon all ITS pro-
ceedings. It w-Gld not do. 1t appeared other
wise to the Senate. That august body confirmed
kEARNEY notwithstanding BENTON. hear from
outside report that hslfs-dozen, or thereabouts
were the sole dssentients.
In the morning OF the day the House ndulgeda
number of members in much discussion upon the
River and Harbor bill. Finally the bill did not
pass; wanting the requisite two-thirds.
Mr. HUST made an effective speech IN its favor,
and triumpantlv answered the captions objections
OF the other side. Though often interrupted by
Questions intended o embauass particularly in
relation 20 his seeming delay IN bringing the bill
forward he responded with great power and de-
cided success. he showed that all that couldhave
been done had been done by him 10 the premises.
and the 'qrlt Of the late consideration OF the bin
was attributed 10 the opposition OF the Democrats.
In the evening. deep into the late hour, the
House discussed the Civil and Diplomatic bill
When provision to pay the poor Creek Indians
small compensation for lands of which they had
been lorciby deprived by the United States Gov
eminent or if not iorcby not rerg equitably,
very animated discussion arose-why, no one
seemed 10 know. The Justice OF the claim seemed
manifest on its statement. Bat so many and
various presidents justify the robbing Of the poor
Indian that little surprise aud less dissatisiac
ton seemed necessary on this occasion.
Vt o'clock the Committee rose and reported
progress TO the Speaker.
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RROOkLYN AFEAIRs.

The LATE TRAGgDY-FREDERIcK LOUIS KoRTH
We have already published all the facts which have
come TO our knowledge concerning the alleged deadly
assault upon Mr.. and Mrs Benin by the German Korih
and lay before readers the following state
Of Mr. Tappan in regard to the history and former
GOOD character Of the supposed assassin.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
To Correspondence.

A polvn,eeyApply 70 your Colonel csptsn for AID
n serusiu your Ezra PAY Land Bounty &c II you know
sad oshcsr 10 he honest and faithful
RAoder we have no room for metaphysical discussions
A. present The word 10 too stirring
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MssriSs FOR IRELAND ~ JERSEY Cry
There was large and spirited meeting of Friends
otrcand In Jersey City last eveninsHon JOHN Ton.
NzIs Of Jersey City in the Chair Addresses were
heard from D oCoSNoR. CHAs f. SHEA and X GREE
LEY Of this City r V. wRreHr Of Hoboken and
several others When we lett hall past 10 the meet
ing wss null snd enthusiastic, Mr. Wright speaking and
- good sum collected.
sT Messrs. ANDREW CLARK, john f. HEx
Messy and HEvSr II BSKSE, at the request Of the hi
reciory Ireland will leave the City this afternoon in
order TO urge TO seton rshmen and Friends Of Ireland
upon the line Of the Hudson River Railroad Meetings
vii b held 10 Peekski Cold Spring and Newbursh At
an early DAY
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~ sAUSDEas's DREssISG-cAsEs, Fancy CUTLERY AND
ToILgr ARrcLEs, al la Broad say corner Of Libenysa
and " Broadway The subscribers respectfully call oe
euton Of the public their collection OF toilet articles
which in point Of variety i eeualed In tie city They
selected with the greatest ard qualify and IN al
warranted. Their of fanny cutlery ELS
braces all the latest styles " Rodgers sons Penkuyes
nshes buuonhOOks and other articles for toilet use man,
OF when have never been b. fore Imported Portable ores.
ing cases Of The subscribers manufacture Theses
are Of the most compact forms, containing useful alees
The best quality; they acknowledged by usveins se~
temen 10 be superior to thos- Imported -
aus ST. q. SAUNDERS n son. al and 5S7 Broadway
The TRrBuSE IN PnLADELPHiA.--sransersi ID f''
adephia will find the DAILY Tr,bHss at Zeibers Ss"'
Room, or they can procure il from the usw'eoy'l
the streets.
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To the Editor Of The Tribune
o1s t. n relation to frsoI Lou, kolh ~bo aos s "a Kos
County jail charge Of making deadly unon h and
about and eorsct has been the spelling
AID humanity and require his good
should be kno~na extensively A. the recent deobe and mster
Gus event
who're he ased nie st fe-de' a. am assured By clergyman
native Of ur same place Win hs county. he the
age. He worked char factory At ci.kn. where he
~. s,l 'i' lave been o' POI. %, arrested on 'har.e
.k , i ~ho on es'i conlc..ei hs, H. stole The .raons
or which hofth hl5 been convicted
Having n me ,he SUNDAY shoo Of the prison. with Joseph
s'u'ee o faga kofh OBJ being del frged n- depth Of Win
&c. l''3 pPd or al'ii,1 and employment Tie Hss
who both assured that h, lat been uran, good
employed ban az u house n ONCE on tr pad dudn HAT he
uloe, boz i've 'e,r itst February.
90 N isu Korh 20 Casa se,rh of De-. vs and child
from whom be- bat no beard Or ard Of Eve year Ne found
d brought them 20 BosJn 81 hsd good character
bad supported herself sl tiorrs. Kort vent 70
home keepg and wife united VIII, the rhurrh now nns~r
he pastoral Of Rev NJ sPmeue lie has three haren
OF 500 -ni 55 mai, Korh charged having
attempted 20 appropriate i u and the circumstance. an
Peafr ~ strong ,nst him that be dismissed but thorough
mVestg n The evidence satisfactory that the charge
pleasure that during the whole penod b. been With IN.
acng porter house and various confidential employ
es, sonadenoe he bs. done t. r,rse, f ,b o,9
nod from lie Posi- ocs with lie pos,ss money snd been all
Young clerk Il iLe respectable store.
Nee ion and "l member Of church, informs that he boani
hor family upward nf that be a. Of very pesc-aie
osposton to lighting bishes M,
often liberal With his money fnf remarkable Tor HI.
.er nay ~ also that although athletic man h. re-
mtrkahl tmt
Since return have Mr Benin Kort bst Of them
have related Their different stores NJ They dsetr dis
opposed 70 each other ts points Il would course
improper pr ne 20 enter upon th farther
De- sni fra Tie .trff Arrev ara ~. Cont
ltre The entire confidence of tie public the o
he and Of the now made J.. II DO nnut
% as1 o. an enlightened eommuny. snd ~.
ie any u slsfeat uaelr opnon' H. say. k9rth n the
words o. of 0d afeaier or have comm It'd ,ryg
N,f9y 81 iean, refuse cot - fl-. LEWIS TAPPAN.
Fet appea that K9rth from s house sunday evening
-pl cock, % mY o1e New fors. telling p- and aI.o
-d whom fe saw me south Perry 70 Ok there
10 ne morning b. opened The swept T. &c a. usual An A.
4laatanee 40 Office by told him puru@d "a. rn
~ 70 Na'nztonst 20 conalta Of biz ws advised
81 J before b. ofce icing d-sttu,. on anv o,sv h.
q when able ~ ~ ~ - " ''NN''"'s