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will be seen that the aggregate vote is larger than tina
given Tor President This occasioned by counting Frank
lin as single district and district with Delaware
and Belmont single district, and a district with
Guernsey also giving the Ashabua and Lake district
once in each table, because representative is
into the regular democratic organzaon and the other with
the thirty disorganizers.
Here is plain statement of facts how the PEG
Die are represented in this matter To up few
words, there fory-tDo menbers regularly
representing neatly ffy ue thousand of the free
ms State in waiting for of thirty disoryanzing
wings TO come in and form quorum do business Thus
iaeousy refuse to do merely because that acous mi
nori'y OF thirty members, representing neatly ffy-fue
thousand less voters than the forfyfco members,
rule the Stale. A more high handed fraud be
fore attempted defeat the wishes of the people, which
have been so decidedly expressed in the late election
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CHRISTMAS AND New YEARS RAFFLE.-We understand
there be distribution of HOLIDAY books, comprising
large variety including ANNALS Bbes, prayer books, and
beautiful juvenile works, be conducted by Mr.. Shilling
of Al street and Pennsylvania avenuethe dis
rbuon take place Thursday, the 25h inst Shares
will be ready and jr sale, at W each Thursday of this
week.
We invite the special attention Oft those of our readers
who be seeking Christmas and New Years gift books
the above There hundred prizes
in the pan and many of them very rich and valuable. 1t
offers opportunity ofobaning, at cheap rate, maAy
and excellent ornamental works.
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VIM. V. VOORHEES,, esq.
TUESDAY, December PC, 1913.

TUESDAY, December 26, 1913.
Present all the Judges
No. A. George Smith, plaintiff in error, VIM. Tur-
ner This cause was argued by Mr.. Van Buren, for the
defendant in error
No. Is. Duncan McArthur's heirs, complainant, Us
Walter Dun's heirs. The argument of this cause was
commenced by Mr.. Vinton for the compliments.
No. IS. Piny Cutler, appellant vs. VIM. A. Rae. This
cause submitted the the record, and fur
Their argued by Mr.. Lorng for the appellee
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock
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half milions lacks almost too hundred thousand of
majority Such is the decision OF the people, even in the
late wing victory as to the wing partys policy and prin
ciples.
We subion the following figures upon the subject as
we find them collected in the Baltimore Argus:
The POPULAR vorE.-TAYLoR LARGELY IN THE MINORITY
The New York Herald. in giving the popular vote the
presidential election and Wisconsin, which
have not been heard from officially IL gives the
those States atW isconsin, for Cas lao for Taylor
1905; Van Buren,, TO- 1876. Texas Cass s795; Tay
lor 3,777; Van Buren,, B. The popular of all the
States, according the Herald s-Cass ZIG TAG; Tay
lor l355,SlS Van Buren, POI 927 Geut Smith and scat
terng. 4033 Taylor Cass l39oS2 Taylor less than
all others, l5oo7S We have kept of the Of
fetal votes OF The States they have been announced
which differs from this, but very rally Assuming,
therefore, that The Herald correct General Taylor by
many thousands the greatest minority President elect
ed TO that high Office, being about
sEvEN THOUSAND BEHIND Here a whit
Ting down OF the GLORIOUS wing triumph" with rush.
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the Montreal Transcript, July ~. lSas.
WE think but due DIR. Wlstar that should

From Montreal Transcript, July ~, lSas.
WE think 1t but due TO Dr. Wlstar that should
w add our testimony others to the
ordinary of his medicine in certain parcu
lay where the patient has complained Of pain in the sde
or in cases asthtnatical character. NJ
We are personally acquainted with many persons who
have experienced immense relief from the of this med
cine when aborng under the diseases above mentioned
the changeabe climate of Canada these diseases
usually medci inc calculated to
couneract them must be of value.
We arc that has large and still increasing sale.
and has been very generally and benecaly used
introduction Canada three years agoand the very fact
of its hay ing stood the Of three years experience
proof of its value. QI .
We are the habit of recommending patent medi-
cnes unless benefits conferred by them have
der our own observation but in the present instance
can recommend Wstars Basam of Wild Cherry, med
cne worthy of the confidence of the public in diseases of
the chest and sde and in many in this city
coughs have Yielded to its influence.
To be genuine it must be signed !. Butts.
For sale by r.. S. PATTERSON,
Dec n-3t Washington b. C.
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WASHINGTON EMBLIEs

WASHINGTON ASSEMBLtES.-The first assembly
w will take place at Jackson Hall Tuesday evening
the 9th of January, 1879
There will be assemblies during the session of Con-
gress and citizen, member of Congress- resident for
winter, will be aid ntied any unless subscribing
for the whole
Strangers wishing procure tickets apply Of
the managers Subscribers obtain their tickets the
bookstore of Messrs. Taylor Maury, Penn.
Dec 27-3t
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SIT. Charles Hotel for sale.Pubc attention IL par,

st. Charles Hotel for ssle-Pubiic attention parc-
- uarly called the sale OF this valuable property
The St Charles Hotel is situated the corner Of Penn
syvana and Third street, opposite Gadsby o
TIL The house built and planned for hotel be
kept European pan and contains about five
rooms large and handsome bar-room and six stores.
The sale will take place the premises o'clock on
Wednesday, the 9th day of this month great sacrifice
nticpaed yet the properly will positively be to the
highest bidder Capitalists had therefore better attend
Terms of sale One fourth cash, and the esidue
at three, six nine, tweive fifteen and eighteen
spectiveiy 70 A.. GREEN,
Dec 23-codScs ..I Auctoneer
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MAURICE sTRAkOsCH P1snist to the Emperor
wi of Russia has the honor the citizens OF
Washington that he will give his first Grand Concert Mt
Caruss Saloon, in few days assisted by the eminent Vo-
caiist. Miss JULIA L. NORTHALL.
Further particulars in future advertisements.
Dec N-eo3t ..I.s.H
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GIJ-AttcntIOn, Sir Ixnights.-A special assembly oil
Washington EncamPment Of knights Templar No. will
be held the Asylum corner of aud 10Th Streets this
Wednesday, evening, at O'Clock precisely.
Sojonming Sir Knights regular standing respect
fully invited TO attend.
BY order of the nj. T., G.. G.
~ EZRA WILLIAMS, Recorder.
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Dec r

G5Inauguration Bail.-Gentlencn (nielnbers OF Com
gess and ohes) who disposed participate in the In
auguaton Ball. the 4h OF March next requested
the National Hotel, this evening O'clock for
the purpose OF agreeing on preliminary preparations for the
ball Dec. II.
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whom she harbors in her own BOSOM you will be doing
her greater service than TO complain of the action OF
the House oil Representatives the North of the
possible horrors which may follow the course Of north
ern members in reference to slavery
A NORTHERN DEMOCRAT.
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For the flOlYdAYAl

DAPIER Macbe portfolios, cardcases, and workboxes
Pearl and ivory card cases, memorandum books, fold
ers, and reading hooks
Rosewood dIessing-cases, desks. and workboxes
Gentlemen S dress ing and travelling desks
Pearl agate. glass, steel, ivory and gilt pen-bolders
Rich and costly French Papateres, of entirely pat
terms, the best presents in the market
Fancy boxes for ladies' shawls and handkerchief with
scent bags and fancy papers, &c
Jewery boxes, scent and perfume bottles in rich
Paper weights glove boxes and portfolios
Gold pens and cases, gold pencil cases
Bronzed ink standshes gilt nkstands and standishes
Perfumery port monaies silk purses, and wallets
Tea BELLS boxes of fancy and lace note papers and
velopcs
Penknives, scissors and razors, and fancy soaps
Together with every article in the stationery ne all of
which will be sold the lowest prices.
Also lot Of fine coored French prints, which will be
sold at cost.
WIN. f. BAYLY
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th s.s
Dec 22-d6t
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CARD-Tbe subscribers, in their last notice. promised
"A 10 inform their numerous customers and the public
they would dispose of their large and well selected
stock goods They will offer all that wish purchase
the choice of their goods first for cash. They
closed the books and nothing be charged They
q open for business.
Dec 21---6t ID CLAGETT IL co.
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We subion the following figures upon the subject as
we find them collected in the Baltimore Argus:
The slavery Agitation In Congress.

We have received the following communication upon
topics connected with this exciting movement from a
source which entities it, think, to appear in col
umns at this time, independently OF any opinion of
own to the soundness of the views which il sets
forth. The opinions and the policy of this journal in
relation to this whole matter have been repeatedly put
forth, and well known to our readers
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ITO Cotton Growers Tobacco pianters-I offer tc

NO Cotton Growers and Tobacco Pianters-I offer Tor
sale $40 OF land lying in the southeastern part of
Kinds county, Mississippi of which about $50
and have been in cultivation for years, and tho
remainder is finely tnbeed. The Improvements consist
OF good dwelling cabins, clubhouse, Courthouse
stables, Ne. consider this the best forest plantation |
have seen, and believe bit few il any in the county
considered productive deem "A further description
unnecessary, refer those who may wish purchase
Dr. Hsmilton OF Clinton, Mssissipp; Maj. VIM w Wal
Lace Warrcnop Virginia the subscriber, in Wash
ngton city. ..1rr X. WALLACE,
Dec l5-6eodcp9t Until trtI
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DIED.

On Friday, the 2d instant JULIA ANNA infant ghter
W and Ph'soi. Flooo late OF Quincy Illinois, aged year
10 months, and 26 days.
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rT,O THE DlEs.-Just received 90 pairs French CATER
boots, black, blue, green, and bronze.
Also 100 pairs white satin aud kid slippers
T. J. MAGRUDER ~ BRO,
Stores between 7th and 9Th and 9Th and 9th streets.
Dec 23-3t opposite Centre Market
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nW. j. +. MAY removed his Office to the house
lately occupied by Jose PHI II. Bradley, esq, Louis
lana avenue, nearly opposite the City Hall
Dec 27-3if*
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MOUNT Vernon Cotton Factory.-Just received by
Nl subscriber 5000 yards A sheetngs OF the above
manufactures which received the premium at the late fair
held in Baltimore, being of the most superior fabric
hibtcd on that OCCASION
Also, 800 yards Great Falls heavy dripg for sale at
very moderate price by
]. ALLEN,
Penn. av., between 9th and 10th SITS
D,c
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-28

iWTHICH he recommends with the greatest
w confidence. being fully persuaded from
past experience, that they will give very gene
era ifnot universal satisfaction and be assures
the public, that they need not fear either to use
or recommend them, as they are perfectly snet
and will in an eminent degree, perform all
that is stated in the directions accompanying
each arlicle-they CONSIST of
.AYNE'S EXPECTORANT, for Coughs,
Colds, CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Bronchitis,
JAYNEs TONIC VERMIFUGE, a pleas
ant and valuable Worm Medicine.
JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE B.4LSAM for
summer complaints or DiarhGl, Dysenlery,
Cholera Morbus, Clamps, Cholc and derange.
ment generally Of the stomach end bowels.
JAYNES SANITIYE PILLS. for Liver
Complaints, Jaundice. Dyspepsia &c.
JAYNES TERA1IPE, for Kings Evil
Whue Swellings, Ulcers Scrofulons, Cancer r
Gus and lndoent Tumours, Goitre &c. The
various diseases oflhe skin and all others orig
inatIng from an impure state of the blood.
J4YNE'S nam TONIC. for promoting the
growth of the hair, giving IL rich glossy ap-
pearance and removing scarf and dantfuf,
J7YNES HAIR DYE, for changing the
hair from any other color to beautiful auburn
OF perfect jet black, without staining the skin.
AT wholesale and retail by
X. X. HAZARD, Agent for Newport,
near the Court House.
Jnly q "
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The United States Health Insus.
anCe Com DanY,

NSTApLiS led in the city of Boston, by
IL an act Of the Legislature Of Massachusetts
Capital $4,000
Samuel Aspinwall, Lemuel
NJ Barker, John Bigelow, Jonas Chickering
James Clark George Darracolt, Joseph EuStiS
Samuel II. Jenss, Benjamin Lamson, Joseph
Lewis, Elijah MearS, silas p. Merriam, 10.
seph B. Prince, Thomas Resleaux, Noah
Slurtevant, Simeon r. Taylor, Charles ii
White, Dexter w. Wiswell, Of Boston Dariel
Leveret, Charlestown, Joseph l.. Lord, New
York
CONSULTING PilAN s.-AYsO. Humphreys
Storer, NJ D., IA Winter street 1; Augustus A
Gould. NJ. d., ID West street.
SUPERINTENDENT OF AGENCIES S. Z. TAYLOR
This Corporation insures both sexes against
diseases or accident, for terms of one to five
years, at The lowest rates consistent with the
mutual safety of the insured Of he institution
An annual deposit of four dollars per week, tc
males IN case of sickness; or i,15 10 females
and return in likt proportion (not TO exceed
S1,2O per week) for larger deposits Parties
insured participate in The surplus profits.
Office, No. IL, Slale street
JAMES CLARK President
SAMUEL ii JE Ks, Secretary.
WIN. GUILD, Agent for Newport County
Oct a.
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WHAT Is THIS THE St. Louis Union
asserts that Mr.. Philip S. Lanham, a
gentIeinnn extensively known in that city,
had for more than a year, labored under
an ailrc'.nn ol the spine, and for the last
FIVE moilhs he had been confined TO his
bed wthopi ihe power Of moving him.
self. On tac night of the 9Th ult. his
friends placed him upon a bed and con-
veyed him to MIR. Keely's asylum. lie
was magnetised. Mr.. Keely raised him
~ his feet. and told him to walk. lie
stepped Of freely aud actively. void of
pain. A couple oil ladies', relatives of
Mr.. Lanham, who were with him, burst
inio food ol tears, aud wept like chill
dren.
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MLNDED ID IsNhlNE4Nl III =
SICLANS.
wv HTARRANTED superior To any other
w preparation, compound or extract of
Sarsaparilla ever offered to the American peo-
Pile Tue bottles contain six times the quaint.
ly of Sands or Bristol'S, and four times as
much as Bulls and we think ii is stronger
than either, and at least four times as strong
M Townsend's. II is tour times the cheapeS-
Sarsaparila in market II heals without de
biilaling or sickenng, and its cures are per-
manent. 1t Is theoretically compounded b, =
regular physician, and 81 Be:he: a patent
quick, nor Emphiricat medicine.
The following are some of the many diseaS-
es in which II has proved eminently successful
viz:
Diseases from Impure Blood, Organic or
Functional.
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints an Fever md
Ague, Secondary syphilis Rheumatism, Gout
and Lumbago, Scroiula, LeproSy, Cancer aud
Mercurial diseases. Constitutions broken by
Measels, small Pox, Fevers, &c,
Prolapsus Uteri, Piles. UlceIatons, Swell.
ingS and BIles, 1t Rhenm, ErysipelaS, PIN
pies and BlolcheS on the face, ObSiructons so
fatal to young and delicate ladies', Nervous
ness and Bowel Complaints Of children from
teething, Rickeis, Weak children, and aged
persons, Nervous D,bilialed aud delicate fe.
males, Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Bysterla an | SICK
ueaudchc, lie DOlOIeduN, Dizziness aud
Palpiation. Influenza, Cough aud Lung Com
plants, Bronchitis and frs, stages of Consump.
tion.
In presenting the medicine TO the public, we
offer no patented humbug or quack medicine,
but such a medicine as is actually NEEDED. and
is truly blessing to the public. and offered moi
upon the recommendations ofthe propriclorS n.
lone, but by persons OF high standing. and Ply
sicianS eminent in profession aud skilled in
their Practice who have not only tested It's
combination, but have witnessed its hea ing
effects and we cordially invite Physicians
throughout The country to try u in the above
complaints This SarSaparlla Elixir is a
very careful combination of ne most celebIa-
ted medicines, and contains nothing in the
least degree injurious. The greatest care has
been observed IN the combination. that none
shall be incompatible with or neutralize the
other. This is fully proved by its happy effect
IN the speedy and permanent cure of almost
every case however obstinate Dr. Gibson.
Prot. Of Surgery in the University Of Pennsyl.
vana. peaks Of some Of its ingredients in the
highest terms IN Goitre or Kings Evil. and
Scroiulous TumorS. DR.. Beach in Rheums.
ism and spitting Of Blood. Dr.. George Wood
IN Fevers. DropSy, aud sore ThroalS. Rev,
DR.. Cutlss, Of Massachusetts in CaIsrih, Group
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>umptions, Asthma, Phthisic, splitting of Bloc.
Whooping Cough, and all Pulmonary Ar C.
tions and Diseases of the Lungs. The opin.
ions of those who have used it can be seen from
The following extracts from their lellers-"l
have used it now for eleven years, aud am con.
fdenl that 1t has been the means OF preserving
my lie 10 the present day" II consider it an
invaluable remedy in all Pulmonary Com.
plaints.' at has everywhere given Univer-
sal SalIs action "A young lady IN our fdni-
ly has been entirely cured Of Consumption by
the use of it," Having been thirty yea 5
troubled with the Phlhjsc, aud unde, The care
of the most eminent physicians, and having re.
sorted TO ,evcry kind Of remedy with but liule
benefit, it has, after a trial OF Two years never
tailed OF giving immed ate relicC" "iiaving
been troubled more than twenty years with the
Asthma without being much seoe6ued I was
entirely relieved anu apparenllr restored TO
good health by one weeks use of il
y Beware of CounlerleitS and imitatIon.
such as Carriers Compound Pulmonary Bal
sam. American Pulmonary Balsam and Others.
in part bearing the name Enquire for The
article by its whole name, the vegetable Pul.
mondry ialsam," and see that il has the writ
ten signature OF WIN. Jon'n CuIlef, upol
yellow label, on the blue wrappers. Each bot
Tie and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam."
Prepared by Reed g. Cutler. tmnorters and
wholesale dealers in Medicine. Paints. Chem
icalS and Dye Slulls, 81 Chatham street, BoS.
ton, and sold by Druggists ApothecarieS, aud
Country Merchants generally. For parlcu.
lars aud recommendations see n Pamphlet nc.
companyng each bottle. Price 80 cents. For
sale in Newport by X. r. Hazard. r. J. Tay.
lor and G.. q. G Hazard.
Oct %, IS43-6m.
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IMPORTANT Posr OFFICE Decision. Mary
C. FELTON, sued the Postmaster Of New York
for OBTAINING newspaper on which he charged
letter postage, because it had an Initial upon il.
The Court of Appeals decided in her favor.
Ii was carried by the Postmaster TO the Court
of Common Pleas. where the verdict was con.
frmcd. From thence it was taken to the
Supreme Court, where it was again affirmed ::
and now it is transferred to the Court of Ap-
peals. The Postmaster is said to have acted
under instructions from the Postmaster General
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STEAMBOAT BuRSr.-Thc steamboat John
r. Nlnton was considerably injured by fire, at
Thurston, Greene Il Co.'S wharf, we're she
was lying for repairs. yesterday morning. The
fire is supposed to have been taken from the
GOAL hauled out from under the boilers, and
was 40 rapid that the crew barely escaped. No
insurance. The boat will be repaired at an
expense Of 81 ,Ooo to 81 200.
I'rov. Jour. Of 10Th.
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ny There is in every nation public opin-
ion on which power itself is founded. When
IL shocks that opinion. il weakens itself. and
necessarily loses its influence. .-Monte,raeu.
We see the truth Of the above sentiment
verified in the corruption Of The present Ad.
miuistraton.
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Cooper's Liniment.

4 S0rrcign Remtdy for ChiDlains
FNilIS nnrivsled LiJimept for the cure Of
i ChilbIains. is prepared from a recipe Of
the celebrated Sir Ashley Cooper, and i. war.
ranted TO effect cure ~ every case when
properly applied Those Who give IL n fair trial
will be satisfied ofits efficacy. Prepared aud
sold by G.. g. e. IiNZARD,
Drnggisi and Apothecsry, No. 81. Thame.
street, Newport, X. I. Price ~ 10 cent. per
bottle. Dec. ~, i9i7-d&wtf
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CLSRKs, Too,-A detachment Of clerks
from the Executive Department ii is said will
leave speedily for Vera Cruz. They will
proceed by the city Of Mexico to the port Of
Acapulco, on the Pacific, whence they will
take ship coast wise to San Francisco. These
young gentlemen, taking into view the hazards
ofrotalon, think il is better to enter into the
gold business at hundred dollars a day, than
to remain any how in their clerkshiPs Of from
! 600 " 81 500 per annum.
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SARDoNIC SMiLE-The term sardonic
smile, in so general use, must have nb-
tanned signIication quite different from
its original meaning. This smile pro
duced by poisonous plant, was. as Pliny
informs US, an involuntary motion oft
muscles of the face, the effect Of which
was retained on the countenance Of him
who died Of the poison long after death,
giving it the appearance of smile.
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FRESH GROCERIES!!
The " Cheap Store"
~ R EP T. = N + S HE'D. 81

In CHESTS Teas. oil every description
lCU and price.
PA Kegs Dairy Butter.
l2l Bags and Barrels Buckwheat.
100 Boxes Cheese.
300 BbblS. Flour.
100 Bags Cuba and Rio Coffee.
100 Boxes New Rsisins.
so Ground Coffee and Spices.
300 Havana Sugar.
$4,000 Spnish Segan.
40 Bbs. Vinegar.
300 Boxes Soap.
30 " Starch
10 Bags Black Pepper.
100 Boxes Pipes.
% Btls Mess Pork SC. &c
The above, with = large stock of every 9th
rr Kind Of goods in the line, offers induce.
mrntS to purchasers to call and examine be.
ore buying 4. r. & J. X. NEWTON
Oct %
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TEEy BorE Br WILL Br QuiEr.--A Van
Buren, ran writing 10 ihc Dfroa Advertiser
ays "Gsn. Cass must have rcvenge enough
by this tine h. has succeedrd in defeating
Van Birsn twice ] hops in future he will be
quiet
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IFks ES WV "a & . n u HSA-
'VNliiS Company, although it cannot boast ol
l. beng The Oldest Tea Establishment IN A.
merica," does 81 ,im to have sold during the two
years Of It's existence, more good pure, aud un.
u'ised rcaS, and al lower prices, than any simi-
ar est abliShment nthe Unued States
The following is a list Of their retail prices,
which will be found to be nearly the same As
similar Companies The only difference they
claim. is in the quality Of the Teas.
GREENS. BLACKS.