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For The Northern tribune.

Mr.. ED1roR Il notice that the Times of
las. week, in its account of the doings of the
Anti-Slavery Convention. states that ut Is the
current opinion of all parties, SO far as we 1.-THE
editor of the Times have heard an express
sim. that" Mr.. Morse ''made nothing out OF
the speculation" Now do not know how
far the editor of the Times has extended his
researches. but should suppose it cannot be
farther than among his own party or at most
among the members of the Liberty party
The Wings present that evening Iknow. were
highly satisfied with the result OF the discus
sion and with the speech of Mr.. Morse for
,hev considered it, as it was, triumphant
ref .tation OF the charges made By Mr.. Davis
I and Others de,mel I a duty which wings
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The Times and Ourselves.
Don't let your angry passions rise.

"Don't let your angry passions rise"
The editor of the Times is out with all the
indignation that poor injured innocence can
manifest, against US. His paper is full of it.
He considers himself poor, prosecuted indi-
vidual one who, though perfect gentleman
himself specimen of all that is winning and
lovely, has been made the object of the most
bitter and ungentlemanly attacks from u.s.
Poor soul, we almost shed tears ourselves as
we read his article. We had no idea before
that we were such hard hearted being; that
with relentless barbarity we had pursued the
mild and peaceable editor Of the Times, max
ing him feel, as he evidently does, little un
comfortable. But, on the whole, as We ~
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WThe Times complains that we have done
Injustice to Mr.. Davis in dividing his commu-
nication and inserting our reply to the first
part between the two portions of the commu-
nication. There is no injustice about it,
ANY one who is acquainted with the use Of
quotation marks can see where Mr.. Davis re-
marks end, and if they do not, the sense will
at once put them right. We chose this meth
cd. which is a common one, because Mr.. Da-
Wis article consisted of two entirely distinc,
subjects, and we thought it best to insert the
repiv directly after the propositions contro-
yer.el. Any one can read MIR. Davis COM
munication entire. if they choose, and then
our reply afterwards.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
and Cur Morning Express.

New YORK, Tuesday, Feb. 20, p. NJ.
Major Van Buren,, st arrived from Wash
ington. states positively that the Treaty will
be contirmed and that the obnoxious clause
conta NJ in it relative to I'd claims, will be
a andoned by Mexico.
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Special Notice.

VHIS is to certify that have hntocE AGENT in Bath,
1 and that MIR. ALBERT G. PAGE is my only agent
for the sale of my Gennins Sarsaparaia 1"mato Bit
ters and ct her medicines and all persons wishing
tcles of this kind will be to get the genuine by
calling on him. FREDERIC BROWN.
Boston, Feb, 1S48.
N. B.-Beware of counterfeits and charlottesville
MAJ ct is full of Them. 1ydY6-lyoam9
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MI A IL h lie d.

In Phipsburg 9th utt, by Alfred Berry, ESQ., Mr.
Grin s. Colder Miss Elizabeth NJ. Colder b0tn of p.
In Augusta, sth ult Mr. John NJ Hovey, of this city,
to Miss Hannah c. Wade, of A.
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tv-The New World has been removed to
Philadelphia, but is to be issued the same day
in New York. 1t is now to be called ''rhe
New World & Philadelphia Saturday Cou-
rier," and will run opposition to M'Makin's
Courier.
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sBWe understand that Attorney General
Blake will take charge of the trial of Coolidge
himself, although it is rumored that he prom
ised the Council, when he confirmed, that
he would leave it in the hands of the gentle
man who had been appointed by the Governor
to conduct it. We are sorry for this, as Mr..
Blake, though he may make howery speech,
evidently does not possess the depth OF intel
lect demanded by the importance OF this trial
and necessary to qualify him to contend with
Mr.. Evans.
Edy|The Concert by the Glee Glass comes
off this evening at the City Hall. Admittancc
IL l 2 Cents.
tW-Person's having business with the Post
Master will find him at his new quarters under
the "HATcH House," on Centre Street. He
will be happy to see all his old friends, and
will hand oucr with the utmost readiness, all
that belongs to them.
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THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MARINE JOURNAL.

MOVEMENTS OF THE STEAMSHIPS
From Liverpool From Boston
britannia Lanr. Feb 10, March III
From New York
Ebernia, Ryrie. Jan 29.............Feb9 ~
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view our course, we cannot see but that,
though the editor of the Times be the meek,
unoFending individual he would have the
people believe him to be, he has at least pro.
voked the attacks which have so keenly
wounded his sensiblities. We, at first, en-
dcavored to say nothing that might lead to I'M
pleasant controversies, and had hoped that in
all our Intercourse the kindest feeling would
be manifested; but instead of this, the Times,
whether we notice it or not, contains every
week some hit at us, couched in such gentle
manly terms as, an "ASs," ''beardless boys, "
he calls as beardless boy, aohere does he get ms
bearded ones y and variety OF similar terms;
and occasionally he makes charge which re-
gard to ourselves and the truth demands
prompt rebuke. Thus it is that there has
been so much personality between us. But
the editor of the Times may rest assured that
when he manifests a disposition to continue
our intercourse on more amicable terms, he
will be met more than half way.
The Times complains bitterly that we should
report his private conversation. Well, we adj
wise him, as the best way to remedy the evil,
not to say anything in private that he dare not
say in public. We advise him not to deny
statement of ours in private, unless he is will
ling to make that denial public. He ought
not to state that he shall vote for a man for
Mayor and say that he is the best man for the
office, if he does not intend to make good his
declaration by voting for him. Private works
and public professions must correspond.
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The Representative Election in Dresden.
We have received communication from
DRESDEN in relation to the late election of Rep
rescntative in that town, and in reply to the
article of the Times in relation to that matter.
The communication, judging from what we
have heard both from Wings and Locos, and
from the character Of the gentleman who
wrote it, contains nothing but the strict truth
in regard to the affair; but there are several
things in it which we think it best to with
hold fer the present. Some facts, however in
the case ought to be known. The Times
states that sit was a victory over ra.m." Now
the member elect is not, nor has he been a
Temperance man, either in principle or practice,
and, more than this, several gallons Of rum
were purchased by his party. to be used at the
election, and that rum was freely used SO said
a Democrat from Dresden a few days ago. in
this cty.-so says our correspondent. If this
was a victory over rum, it was strange one
King Alcohol was made to conquer himself
The election of Goodwin was brought about
by the division of the Wings and the use of
such means by the Locos as are alluded to
above.
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7.-CHARLES DAVENPORT.
Common Councilmen.
1.-PELEG SPRAGUE,
ISAAC W. LYNCH,
PELEG RUSH.
2.-JERE. ROBINSON,
WIN. LEDYARD,
THOS. C. JACKSON.
3.-GERSHOM HYDE,
OTIS KIMBALL,
WIN. D. CROOKER.
As. ]. TALLMAN.
EBED LINCOLN, JR.,
THOS. FARNHAM, I'd.
5.-JOSHUA PAGE,
G. C. TRUFANT,
CHAS. RUSSELL.
6.-BENJ. RANDALL.
SAMUEL EAMES.
J. b. HUDSON.
7.-ELISHA CLARKE.
ISAAC SYLVESTER.
LENDALL c. LITCHFILD.
Wardens.
1.-G. w. DUNCAN.
2.-JAS. D. ROBINSON,
81. Z. BROWN.
AVN TORREY.
Sd. Y. KENDALL.
6.-FREEMAN II. MORSE.
7.-EBEN CLAP.
Clerks.
Is. P. JEWELL.
Pr. r. HAINES.
8. ABRAHAM KIMBALL.
&c. J. MITCHELL.
Sc. Il. LEMONT.
6.-RICHARD NUTTER.
JOHN JAMESON.
Constnbies.
l.-JOSEPH o. HUNT.
2.-NATH'L LONGLEY.
3.-JOHN FASSET.
&c. Il. GREENLEAF.
5.-SAM'L PARKER.
6.-HORACE LITCHFIELD.
7.-HUMPHREY WEIGH.
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tyThe Times states that we refused to
give up the communication of Mr. Davis,
when called upon by DR.. Prescott. We wait
ed upon DR.. P, and received from him the
following statement:
"The following is the substance of my re-
marks to Mr.. Gilman 81 called at the office
Of the Tribune and requested the copy of MIR.
Davis communication and was told by Mr..
Haines, that he thought Mr.. Davis would be
satisfied with it as published, and that Mr..
Chamberlain would return on Monday. 1t
was not handed me ut the time"
BENZ. PRESCOTT.
We deny having refused" DIR. P. the copy
referred to; having merely requested that it
might remain until Mr. C.'s return-he, only,
having the control of those matters. DR.. P.
mnst have so understood it. as his allusion to
Mr.. C.'s return will bear witness to. We have
no reason to suppose but that DR.. P.'s state
ment above is essentially the same as he told
the editor of the Times. We doubt very
much if any one else could have made T" re-
fusal of it. But he has a way peculiar to
himself, of twisting matters. His gyrations
would amuse US much, were we not in con-
slant fear that he may break his neck, and
thereby cause a rise in onions. After seeing
him alive through his twistings of :hc past
few weeks, we insure him safe from hanging.
II.
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City Election---Monday, March g. 1848
WING NOMINATIONS.
FOR MAYOR,
DAVID G.. MAGOUN.

aldermen.
Ward l.-WM. RICE, JR.
2.-DAVIS HATCH.
/" 3.-WM. NJ. ROGERS.
4.-JOHN HAYDEN.
" 5.-WM. NJ. REED.
/" 6.-JOHN PATTEN.
" 7.-CHARLES DAVENPORT.
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O W~31estsy moforr June of dy.~rtsry oFoRoF WI
IAN tn.ne--t Js1- ". aaa ra.+Hi .- ~ rf.
OBJ weic ag !r4 Juae. after M -fs a~'-. ~ Cd CLASS
81 Ore 4fI lrir ni l.' al--
d.. .r-r r-sts-s r~-r-fy invited O. s-ni De 6ner
f-4n i, .te I.-ra nea hofsi, r. without iartsr
.lt .f.oc ,,...,.- -.,.~,,-
ga s. eJlety ag af-ra sh7r H0es FkANCls EtGkNE
,.gara., jane. BEER fue tsra~i prot l-
1Ir srI. t~~ ri l brother. &c "
OIL. sr Fr,Us u poetic lf fei o. tend l. IHl-ra
ta r-.-.e N Dbl. ft~ - 'sHsf t- .FuIaj a'~r
DIDO g. ~f.f r'Hsr uvt-, NJ reHa.l- ~ t4A~n
1a.rs.y a.-ra jun g. MAHGARET isat daughter Of
J...-. frf Ntr-afe b faed.rf.
H. ..I. . an ~ ,.e srly respectfully invited
at.s . '.nrr, ft Fd, tierl1o1 s s. from tle.f
r- ds,c 81 a. A.st Brao,a Her reails v oe iaiea o
o-...v.sf 4et-ry.
o. r m Ja- the i'h le.r " Ae 80 CATHE RISE tNN.
raf il- lr J h. s,4e,i sad dsusef Of tie late
$40. Pot
'r-rd end rse'ge. n ne family sls repeatedly r--,
rr.o. firIe IHa-rti acraJJa
70 llock irli4 ls. late residence, -. = F4itlet
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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST

Nd FARMERS CABINET II ihi- q AZ published.
y CONTENTS or July NUMBER
Unnng OF the Farmers Cabinet th sur Jounali Time
~ Cuung Wn-rt; Management Of Cheese Diaries, and
Nsuufic ui e of Chre-e.
Adulirrti,n e Foot
Scaes Tor Wei. h.ug. The cow-Her Diseases and Man
rrrut
Curious Fact 10 Butter MaIing; Dimensions necessary
lr tie th 10 Lvil sud Sleeping Apartments Agriculture
V.ue OF Peat Ashes as Manure; Uuiiy OF Wasps sud
Horu-t-: Ne, Frrul<ing Compound for Grass tnds.
Ch Nah So o. RO0insvni lmproY eneni v! Glsnoi
Hot Water fpr Tres
How 10 Break Co IA True Story, Traveller
Ci-terns
Mannf.crure Of Navy Burer FOR Foreign Stations.
>p.ur Itnbark may he EnulDte ed IS Manure; Does
Wafer running lhrous .sadrn pipes become poisonous
Wire Frncr.: An Esg Fact, Superiority Of Wool Mat
r~.sr, Cato; Trsat1 eut Of Horse Manure.
MONETARY A .ucu mr4 lustl Ute
Vari,u. U.es 70 winch Grass may be APPLIED Letters
from Abroad
Value of Gu.no: 4 Poser flr Liehg
Amount VI a rcuur,l Products crown IN ne Z ahed
states 10 g.. Comparative va ue VI Iadian Corn ana BUCK
wheat ~ Food for Hens
Grra Sac VI ThOrJus h-bfed sioez
ID rxu4 Fowls -,
Doa.ias Improved Hydraulic Ram; What Is Mode
ferml -,
Death Oft rrenune Tres EF-er 81 T.mneranee Soeie
ne. on Di.ul.rries A Cheap Pant; hor ~ z ss
L.nfEs' nEPARTMENr -Cruuu % in- CLoicr o. SnlnhF
Ctrn,i >, Hos 10 Make Gn.e Sympi ou.ter MAKING
1ouseLod Dudges -,
BOYS Observation-Disclosures Chemisuy-Exper'
urni for ihr BOYS ..
Review Of the Market. 10 JUS
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BOOK TR ABE.



1 sERlLs UF ORiIl'AL DESIGN. or D.rnsstc o.
fr.i-rt tuif-r-, ny WA .l htI.ef Pre- 81 cent?
lr- Two urp-rs. Hy Frr-.rrrk u.r Its The me-
excfnf "wS ever lul.sled. Prrr IS cfs
TIE tai >asirr-, .l SIZES Jrr-rarV A4tlnr Of Llr'
a. t.-r 30 Genie laa r-.larr-, Dr., t. sci sli., l 't
nf-l anl fr1-r t uur-, sU can lur.ter. ssV raf 90 ID
r4lH 'H slF.-ol fu snt 90 Deg ..riu-r rrullrrors
.trrsfl hrlff Of Poe l.f-f b. IlHraaH.- E.rrrs I'll
tl NHrul- fun lr rrrl.-t rrrol RI. re present turt
''.n.l. Complete d-tIry 81 he WORT ~. T. uls
re-. f- Pace . ---f- I-r No.
t-s lrrat "os .le'visvs .n i1'c-es, prog-,s>e-
HHd ta-f qlanfs u' Hu, Interesting .Hfr-rr d. M u I'd
nc f-t t.r H luos. &c VII. bee 4l1 aeru uol Do b,
mel W.-U
loL cRrcSFrrs LfsssEY.
ire .i.- of Ma.tI Esl Blren w fl concise Il sto0
20 Nr Z. rn- t have orca..or.a as llaartrr -.rva
81 -tl-r " BE. eV ui bis ro ics >'aresll4a.-
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90 toeAvus ESr.o-s sui AIgeuuIre- 10 Texas Do
N-l- l.- many ltr-.rraftl E-c4prs Together with
.--.-l'l.e h.--.rc'. AID fo. lcA- View ui reAss.-
fnnv b" rt-.s crr- iIr =
A. Accl'f 90 c.. CucSe--s Tour North ami Dovr
80 = .,ls sNc.-.as a-l .l'ereslls oooA. P1c'
re L.ie - c.. Cocser Coutur.oga fiI account o
Pc 20 --rt-rf nu4f Should have COPY Tie
20 t.i contain l.ls'r,. un.. Piece 81 cis
H-- H. ..t 81 .rs anl ulI-r- s.lrn bed hs
l--J WV. u. GRAHAM. rrag.e. el. .'.,,s N...,1.,
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4. CHAMBERLAIN. A-cGuurrf
tSh WI. MADDEN.-Sior-. >rrice-sa-L iocrAl
80 sftsncr< aia- G,,ss su~ yrvss~ sel-
20 sod sucuon oui-oaF -sl-s carefully sreudeS %
49, - 1,scihiAy -oIciigsi Pn'ups rvurrs 1sa-
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AsHEs-As srAass N' Poe s7 ~ P., Jun p rs
100 bsis YEA S-7s 0
COrToS-Ihs sss are m ed 20 100 6.ls. -nlB ...
FLOUR AND MEAJ-rhe Flour marie; "a. .,,h,.,. -. .
hsree ID t.y demand far There w-r, c,,.l
,,-r of Et-tsrn ofders msrket lie ~ 80
IN. :, ia a. brands Oseegn Blk r. e. 49,
W,,tsr ~ a. % god sni drsra5r pse Nee e.
- Al BIB Clion " round hon. - ~ ~
No. ~tr,r th.a Common. a. There dfoson 81, on
-. Fur Il D. southern there .on II
- - 40 ftl. Gror.sfoen sod snHo llis Toe nqry
ai s-t s= beds leroy u +tal - tlr latter t
-y.,-t re Faur -el- u 9 IS. wfh moderate inquiry.
cRAIN-ia there Is a.tlias q iaifan- d"ins here Is
,-eurf % ftr ~ %
80 ~ It. Gsa-s~- 80 -, soot I'd 10 20 net
- -, ,t-rs moderate nc and Tue market - plf q i've
- - 81 o. hu- ir nite "a :. ilf A -
- al oogs ,eaw Re l. rshsr bsAsy Sues sbN oise- a
~ a. delivered Nuflag dol< pa b4fets o-is ~ e-9 80
e 80 Na.fi~rn VI >ooflsra- -, -
wHisKY-Hor. Gsaea fvase 9 es ~ !i'oa sac 80 %
.ou FL. Al hat ns2ia
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I'VE LAST OF THE SAXON KINGS. by Sir Edvari
I BlNer Ly1On. tl- day published. for sale by BED
ORD = CO (AstO- use. Also for sale,
The Mob Cap, beautiful story, by N s. Caroline lie,
Hrtfz-p rce Ljc
Anlrlt.a new novel ~ Mrs Mtr.h vols 49,
The life ni ivtr Cronv FL by J + Head ey-sl s
MIs Grover. the trusting wli-. domestic tale 81 ct-
The Flcon Family by the suthor Of Tie Bachelor %
he Albany" D cs
Lucy sanford story Of the hesrr by T Arthur pc
Jus published Lie of General Taylor, BY J. Rrese Fry
m1rsc ~ the Circumstance, Of ls family. the 1cie
youth, and tire extraordinary ach emeu Of as mill
AIRY carer. Price only q cis
Aso TAYLOR aud his Siaf with numerous plates IS CTS
Mysteries and Miseres Of New YORK, complete 3 cts
Gofey's GrahHms mon ana Nations Magazines for July
The Htf Sisters by Mis-. Jewsbury. usi published 2Sc
Wtirrd M"nrrs "r re -ecrr Order OF seven, =
T Line Wifi. 10y Mr. Grey 2jcrs
The Life Of Col Mluroc Z wards. 25cts.
And All the latest cheap nb cations for ssle by
ie29 PTS BERFORD n co. ? AstOrHouso.
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wHArIsAW IN cAL1roRNIA

II APPLE 10Y CO. 80 Brlti,ssv . VII o-I.'i.b an
- >fira u.s.. W. -asc u California. her. ne j rr,.
Rosy MuuufaiH- rc'o-- t- Comment of Norl Am-rr.
pee ru Desert BASIN suf ruILl California BE-, ~
~ s licl Jaw ard Qirt OF wLlch .vasn By kt.,r
Bvsnf, ale A cslr of > Francis Olehaads0m- w me
l&nn cufH S III tis wOrs be author MS a-n' e
vuun- sutrIHtn- and lsir.clye 70 lire -r1rral Reader
,ll bel Ian sul 4-efl TIE rave sui rul o..
Pactc lie hs. carefully avoided such eLlr lsl nj.
auIl ten to impress lire rrai-r fl Ease incorrect
.leH of Poo Dee sar Hfd i-sclrcs
Jrsr BLIsHE0-Th- Wan e11gs nd Fortunes u na-
German Emig'Hnfs, ~ F--rs GcrstarA-r .rtrsat los
Ddvit hack One net 70 umr i2uo. p4re- cover 50 :
-o - c. Istoo . fl VI Peasant rvalns extreme
.f--. ..r aud cuEHRlne.
= Pilgrimage o. me Holy Land Compr..nl Rscol &c
tom. Skrichts Cd r i-ctuns male curnk uur " be-
Et-i by ln-u lie Lfmtrtn- tu.lor u n History
be- Girln. i.fs." &C. vols :. -
q A & Co -isp u5is. 4 NI.a age up tho yer Amazon
NC udins r-sdsHc- 30 Para, by " Il ElWart. vo
I'm; cioih G, PIPER cover IS ci,. 'e50 -;s
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PILES! PILES! PILES.

nR UPHAM ; VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY l.
DnOw Williamson 10 be lie only rrine1y thst VIII cur,
THIS very truubesoms disease permauSnuy. We have lg
received the following certificate Can anything be NOR
cOuvincngl
Nrr Y7ts June r. ls48.
Mr.sEs KErcssn HtrsHsv Cc-fec Tbs f-frife- that
s-Fsr-y --cfet ~ narf sl tie f-- bit
pFrasry sll t- i,.i raf Having bed al lie -a-o-
arl llyrlt4 to lga. mel 0t-r 20 ifte 20
sttantsg-. no ~ nu0H Discouraged sd st thusl
-uHef .ng a. lived b. rrv-.tslJ nsrred b.
NJ Most l1rlff1r P.rf = Island ts 0ua
5scur- bJ rsrss- Pc Etuar. Hsvs oondrnr- n be-
.tsem>1f procured o t~ 1@fle Fni ven
happy 10 ann 500 I'm rs-y cured 5 of ol
5oE Ven u..y Jour o5sissf .srsnf,
GEORGE RORT CROSS
Sold wholesale and retail bv KE1t HAM s. HEN>HAW
l2 FgiOi-st and d. UPHAM ~ Bowery, AID by oiug
ssts generally hrOu. hOut hs United States ana Canada
? ice 81 pr Dix irlG lmrodi-
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Legal. NlIIIl,ES

y OrlCE Is HEREBY GVEN 9ar.usa- 81 .-rfflu Art
Ne D. III - C-ps-r Part 81 D..
crscr1r ~ DEAJAMIN HCrCHISSON d-..,e .is Of tie ca
y Ae~ ~ CHARLES A. DE Ia MARIE ss evei nsi.s %
Ffs1c- EsAN DAVIS, cecss-s6 the I. sssy
ad WILLIAM FLEMING Of tie CT u N-s foi s-cea 3D. ste
0 ~r 90 f4- Z !. Afny fr-slt rsn viii lie Touf-r
i-erro 20 r4s suh her a D. or N.ss-uff-sf n - ~ o
wv u hefr- y-f fy n Aug geKL-heN for.
Jale o ~. s30 iaEs.- JANIS THAfER Pan Ainia
- EALED PROPOSALS - -.-d tl~ clliai-ss col
l-fh- sas - Food Co1l-- trs ant Wssne-d-y. u
SD tsl of JuJ. l-4 a. os of he SHOE - -ly pr o
ne slCsc ~ Bajs Loan srst, 70 2 4at.r
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NEW CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,

no WILLIAM.sT. directly Oppo-f. the North Dutch
Il 4 CChurcl, and ryO door. above FutOn-sL
HEWITT a CDUL>ON.
iesire 70 inform cze1s strangers, and al who purchase
clothing thsf ey have tzke Tire atuvr-namrd sure and
are nosv orerng 0r stock 0f read ns- cohn. fUi
-prtlg sn1 summer al recently manufactured run
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ot,csef cuflr W fancy VI ,e may lcats Fee
~ confident that gentlemen 10 want " good arces NEED
ug examine Their syol- DO order % hecuuv salsrsl a
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fully n ME purchasers D call and bias good clothing ii low
lrces On hand assortment " piece gOod. from winch
fl0sr Do TIsh garments made fo order may - ect
A MEascg vil be- happy % see bis friends AZ above
ani c.ofLe llem in the nlosi approved manner
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