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pAPER-PAPER PAPER.
Onl CASES low pnce Cap and Letter Paper
--OO 100 cases tne Cap and Letter Paper.
l6.o7o Iclms ~ straw Nr4ppln-
7.oco TClms of RAJ Wrapping Paper
l,oo0 reaus of Hardware PAPER.
80 realms Of ElvClop Paper.
800 realms oft while and cCored Tissue Paper
1900 rears Cf cOoreI Paper.
10 Tons Hanging paprrs.
AZ tons Binder Boards.
% 'lns Trunk Boards
I8 tors bandbuN Boards
sN tons Sheafhmg Paper
l0J gruss Bonnet Boards
1rsalc az tle lowest MARIE. prices. by
myje I'M CYRUS ". FIELD CO ID th1-si.
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r., rz,sssz=sss-ALBANY & SCHENECTADY

49, s.ss iLROAD COMPANY -Aier.bsr
dee Wi De received by he above Con
pany Albany and transported Buffalo ant nerneiss
places by railroad, aud after the Id Of November prom
mo. Printed ss ~ Prices &c may be had On application
% ISAAC NEWTON, 10 Green~ ch-f L. kingston 4
Weiss Express Once i0 Wa.i-st y y
AT commune atoms IN relation 20 fret gif nsess Albany
mlst be addressed 10 T. FOSTER. Jr. secretary.
Albany. Ocfnher ~. l2f7 aaH
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4 LhANl AND sCHkNECfAuf RAILROAD COvFAkY. No
"A fr % hrr-.y ger. af 10 Frli tirc 40 hs M c-af
-. Dc t} se-n trSi,r-i ra,ah tr sokhorss 81 e lsh
t sto aters reslnr he Cv OF Ne~lofk vii be rss Al
e Hrts ht'k Al uarr rH - ras a. Gle O. oft1- Ctl
l ~ .t tl l Aft'f. lae ttlsrr hs f'rs,f far
&C. 81 o. 10 li-a css,sAa. Jsus lsts b, allal CT is
se"s y prssia" sias 4 FosTkR, Jr s.Ts,sry
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r.; II. ..-zz s7ExCrRsIoN TICKETS FoR

kt,t ;.-...-asssTIIE BALTIMORE AND PHIIA.
-DFLPHlA NATIONAL CONVEA.
TONS by the New-Jersey Railroad. foot u Lbery-E.
New. YOfS-EXcursOn tickets 1r both lie National Con.
venons will be furnished The Railroad between Ses.
YOrk and Philadelphia for = ID and return from ne Bs-
nmore Convention from Saturday, morning. 20 inst
10 return on before Saturday evening nh insf AID IN
the Pmlade pls Convention from Monday morning, he -
OF June, return or before Monday evening Ne I'm
June. mYi3 I'm
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CONVEYANCES.

ras ALBANY AND TROY DAY LINE
.-NA---i>sTFA sfBO ars-rhe new ard snlerdt
-s<S1sr-r~-S-s steamers HENDRIX HUDSON, Cspish
4 Gofham ana Aida, Captain =. IT. stone, I. leave hs
Parsy-sf vhrf daily SUNDAYS excepted fof Albany Ni
Trov making the usual landings hy ile way n 0coos
A ST and returning. VIII leave Troy AZ p, ana AhanyN'
o'clock FOR passage oT rtigi apply 10 ne Oepish.
- i..,,-,f ~ ~ de- ,ifre on the wharf mys
nrn COMFY ISLAND. DAlLI.-PsssAfs
--1l - each way ~ cents uciu- ~ For Han
y-----17--ss uion on aid aii,r Monday. june 5 isF
the celebrated steamer JAS MADISON. Capi joseph n
Rodmsn viii make daily excursions 10 Coney Island, es'
iur r- follows q,
MORNING-Foot N Caua.st 90 q A. NJ fier MOL
North River. ~ 10 4. NJ .
North River. AZ ?. NJ
Leave. the Island OF r. N Ntu
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lst SE-Ofice Wesisi- Newly OH
The above responsible ana long esiao
shed line have opened he above Office Tor ne purpose
Transporting emigani passengers aud in'lf oasas 10 s
Wesfbv he way Of Pennsylvania n abroad and Cana.
Fmgrfns going West viii End 10 greatly % heir adVant
az. 10 axe ier uckeis % this Office, j. The cheapes,
quickest and only direct route o Phurl, Wheeling Cln-
cinnat 81 Louis or 8ny points the Ohio River.
III. a. HOUSTON. cent
Tickets can also be obtained or Reading o. Pousgle Pa
myzl I'm
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rnrTTTnrn -

hose FOR TIE CROTON WATER. Jog fre-e1 giaes
ste iatOl--. e.c maIrta-rl-e uin le te,t oss1'
leather " ll s.Ja To copper r't always pl nlni snc
f1T sale @, ihe i0w l.i prices tr
uvs ans JOHN q BOWIE co 81 Ferrv.i ~
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~ -s.stgsrsz--ADANIS ~ co.'s TRENTON
4 ~ ;.,;.sAND PRINCETON EXPREss--

& ,
ADAMS a. co. have e4tcrdsd neI
Express le shove and Intermediate places me ne u
the inden and Auboy Railroad. and wa forward para
ges. parcels, Sc daily Goods .eii 40 oce, 10 Naa
before O'Clock I. 81 are delivered early on le olo~ng
morning Dfafts. n0fes, bills. AZ. collected With gren
pnomp nc-s, and 40 very reasonable rates Ofdeu ur go0
10 be- forwarded 10y Express VII Dc delivered gratis
mv-j in
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r., -EzrsE-y- PIONEER AND 1rg~-rrTut
ria RAlLROAD
AND CANAL-PHlLADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves daily a. A. NThis j. altogether tie most pses
sart mode " E1ng 20 DE Ohio River a. al the dkrgd
ald ausue % stage ravelg i avoided. Passengers iW
Cincinnati, LOuls ne, Nashville, - LOUIS New Oret.a
sc. VII always arL boats Of the fr.i class a Pi
burgh % carry len down Ire Ohio River n the sarre zs
znl frequently .css dian = charged from NLeelng
fur srd lortnsloa. snalv 81 TIE c-e, "a
Markets.. Pfiaie iDifa VIM COLDER 4 co.
Philadelphia, May, 1913. Propnstors
CAUTION
Travellers are particularly cautioned against pgrctssrs
rckei IN NeWlork Tor Ills line e. there = 60 pefson -
hsi city authorized 10 transact any business .o lie Pones'
and Express Company. myl5u
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TUTTLCiS BABY JUrTpER

IUAILI'S BAHH J UNI Id
PIonfcf o. tle rnicl S1f-. France. li Grclf hrf1f1
LIVERY MOTHER should PROVIDE ~ these useful
II aInccs Cor me Lcat-ul care Ui beg lle children
That hey have been ID I1v lsC ri promoting The health
AID comfort OF infants, daily testified oy thousands who
have them IN Use. f0r giving support and strength to
mvads, they ae daily recoaIel-ai by tle most eminent
physicians Fer sale. wholesale an RETAIL 80 ile senera.
depot 81 Broadway. GEO. W FUTILE,
PGre1.ee AMI Proprietor
Dealers cautioned against Tlrcsssng sry bli such
are stamped ~ Truie's Pseltn myl0 im
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.l---,..- p. .r,--- v...-. .- - - - b.. --s e.ri,,s
o. II .a. 80, +. p, FL, a..,. ...., ,--l, ,aI
e.-.-. . .H. rr-..r. ..r ODD ...f.r.f s D..
BOOT tNn >HoE CONTRACT
oil. go. .., ...... y. ','...-..,-. =,
..-..'.- ir rsr,r .at. ..,c- --e ..', -. rrrr'
r.. - ra.. t.i ,.. .. be- --..r. s ... vii. f.s r.-
..-,',s g. s a.-of ..- ''.- ~ - '.'
..,..i'- ~. --. .-. .,,... .. .... ..f oil. .,
----t 81 .ei f-.. .i..a o, tr s,,r.,- .l,..t..
Pine c..e. ,.., .... vi ...,'.. ;. ~. ... =.
..o1 sI t' h.l contrasts a't, '- q H, r'i I'.''
-r-l n'r. N,1'n'.'. '' De- ''.-'i d" .i-t'i,i "'' To
Notr -l.-.,.. a, ~ r-,', ,r, required 'a a.gol'ay n-
.a. li a,.- n,,i proposed. ,rr'.er li ' POI rrr-f
Icr.io f p a. tiiloi ~ q. ie ono ''- ' '-' o.
! "a ". -,..' ~. M. III S.. d =. = passed
D, +, '' .l I-.i. .' p. a ,,r.' t.l. On
emrter from Jap org, ta' Pie = .. i-.' i- .- ~
..aer, Jlr.-. " reeve ie.- b.. .' -i-lnl- % Is -.
Jaae Fri,,. Pie .Nl OF Jue ni,s ae'se-a s -aio %
Il- ,.,aol. esemr'1. aa' Pfc a-,s ai rr,r PIE 'ine
ist >r're n ie Ffe p''aii.''' N'' Il. ~.
se-s p, isr ..a,a.l Cow '.. a' n ,,,.,. ia n.
duties q Fireman .n a,' .of ,.' ..,.., 49,,
f,rni1 ia e r--s -s -,i 81 .,s ra,- 4 s e.i,s ai'as
'e ' .s,..s r-,.i D., ,. ,s-,e afr. csnr..
or- i.,I ,. IT,. "a ,i, me m ....a,sa.' ,.si
Pie claimant exemption t4y .rsr saei fa. .l,.
corns ' sw. ari ataa'y ref.r DID te -r-'1e f-l. p 'r
t.. t.'l..l. -. o. . t...'' .t ~ ....I...
l'se- IN 'et.'l g -, 49,. o.. -- ~ 49, ., ,r -.r
,i,',.,- =. ,.. 80 IA ~.
IN VIZ. - p. . p go. 30 ... alan. .... -......t.
II. $3.50 $1,000. '.... ....' t.,...,. .....I.. 81.
~ s..e 1, t.. t...... "a
i.3 .-l ''' +, f..-'.r -.l.l r. ~. -..
county 90 PIE rc,ratoa ana .oppor oi tas e, Hi at ot
rsrsln. cfccrfsi or exempted tg law
A. ' .sra .,5's ] :, . ?, s,,.s -r
Affirmation I'll claiming exemption lr0w iap itfl COM
arilrt. 20 other o ers ri uniformed r. companies
CURED b, ne ffh 81 Con- OF sl report Che N1nnef
s s ls a !'s,as O.; s e.. a. OF l ss . a %
Of fi3 iosr. imposed rs, b, ial perou - give .afs
tuu, or for giving false aIrlHl ss fo t- @ obj tl flti '
rrrirm Jar tlty-s4i isaaies % - F.i.fei p l'.''
fe Conn 's'taeh - .. .
A. ieroi nh'.s ...l' l'.'' %. e.ei ~. 1 u ~.
crested 'o take ti.ei re oi r above means .i'. n N .
fir-elfif'1 1ai fe1r' oi ne st' - SAVING I'D
tI- iun1e 'i a1 e'rn- at'-'i-f .i.I- ir f't'. -
',iai, WV hwilEER. corn....a,- Of Jare..
he .e.5. r. o,e revised .t,tt.. ao'.- he.r. gwen ,l.i
che nei have been apponfe ees ei MELVIN VIII
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DRY GOODS.
BELT RIBBONS.


lust RECEIVED. large and choice assortment Of the
most fashionable styles. tor sale by e case carton or
piece. lny-o sus 2ios'l L. MOORE. As Beavers.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS OF new ald
per arrivals. large addition o hs former stocs of
Mems Furnishing Goods, suitable for the present and
Cflvats of sk, sam. camauc cotton and other desirable
styles H0serygauZc. meruo and cotton vests % All Sizes
Warranted not to shrink IN washnc) six. cotton, Isle
thread Imperial cotton shirts and drawers linen and Unread
heIclose ami hose al. and qualities. Gloves Of Sid,
Isle cotton, etc i great variety SrtsGrcai slnn-
uon gwen o NE ninuiacfe oi customers sufis h war
rlu'ed, with good workmanship. i assortment m every
style always on hand. J. AGATE 81 Broadway,
my17 im' corner ofPark-p.ace, \. y.
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIEs.-Figured
fmus.us. blaca and white nets and trimmings for manul-
ias and real vaemencs, clgngs and nsertngs, lace
and muslin capes, chemisefs collars and cuffs, cmnhnf
lHndkercteis, hosiery llA gloves, most oi WINCH haFht
been bought a. auction. VIII De- sold considerably under
usual prices, Of PETER ROBERTsS, 53 Broadway.
ieo 2y
EXPORT GOODS-il0c cases 80 and J6 inch heavy and
H bearh'd shrues and Sheeiings suitable for the MeXi.
cans AM south American market. for sale hy
an NEsMrH & co. 81 and 50 Pnest
pLEACHED GOoDs--6ioca. comprising every
al NESMlTH co 81 and 50 Pnest
'IuCKING-io case. A.hburon Ticks; also 10 bales do.
AZ NESMfH co 80 and So PnesL
nRILLING~-l5o pkgs Brown and B.eachel Drills,
as i''' '''A ''D' SESMfHi& co. 50 and 50 Pme-st.
DLEACUED GOODS-Compnsing an extensive as
tb-orment Orwell known styles, 81. a. 81 O., 1913, IA
al 78 and $50 widths, for sale by
mv2 { r. HARRIS. IS Exchangepace.
lIEHINO CASHIER E-.-jOcases superfue Me-
w u0 Cashmere uU-ug every variety Oi color anc
texture. or sale by HARRIS o. EXc1rge place my.
WHITE AND COLORED Doeskn and colored
W Cloak Innings, plain and tyIllef, for sale by
M & p HARRIS al Eschlf replace
DUE AND WHITE and blue and orange Prints
s)uew and desirable patterns, fine and medium cloths.
flr sale by lmy2 c. r. HARRIS. IS Excaaage,place
C0LORED DRILLS various qualities and CO.
Y l0rs. fir sale by & HARRIS i6 ENchange-pl1ce
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STATE LOANS.

9AS o. s4es,e1s 3AIn, Z. -, D. q &c d c,.a
Ca'.-,oa P'.-i A. Dr. e. ae.5 rfe aaie t'f 'eie
Frraaal- sli a- '-.'r- '- AoHi icy u t-'e -'.i
a- ,onl r.fl a-e i 1eru I'r. az trfs i.-r cents,
Or aaa Transferable .-rf s.. o, a. W be- ssasl a e aiu-
Ode P.a.oE.- state ,.v la-t ..irs c q
rc-t -r f.. ll' quarterly i-i 90 fa-ert saaafi
o. aafoa pa, be- .ft- saas 90 ass p' q 'i ban BOZ -
Alrpo % a~ .-,-i OPP ,ui ,aors-s Io,u fr l- g-tr-
-at q f- ir- ,' Ar. ih- tla q pc .'eae--r ta1 fr
b. Rs-.r. AaLtar afta- Csa,i r-p,r,a--i a. Asis.
20 ni.a % state t-'a.t, t- rae Fr,a- os-,si '.r
lie --, . Il l-a--i g. b rii IN r. 81, ~ olJs- b,
i..f p. 49, rrrf 20 De- ..e-. n 49, C.at Fal r Re
N,-a.raa couFg. S-w rat, 90 O.. Nr-roa s'ais Bsas.
u a.-r-., au '-.ri ss ,s qa,r'-ry s v,zh,'
ta c.uPt - EFF. q Nee iaf,, ar ie Ns~ i'r. state Bans n
IT. lo-r1.oasr. ol- oi., Fa-i reserve o. - ,o 'r,,s
30 cum. fta- a-s s- aot f-. 's , a ais iiat s-t
Hswtroy rlsH ~, ea,-ra-
mLLARn liLlNoBE caa'ro.,r
hlfhf goo 81. fHa1.urer
cta, n-.r.fra-.' thf-. ia-- s. isfs
4 GA. ~ $500 600 -IHs coaau-,ioSEEs ~ riIA
81 t-f ....s D. tr- 90 ri. is aa.-r fe r-oraa. no si-
Id 30 Cor., ,lt. p n,-.. tr i1 ists i., -v- ,- ,,-
FL ii r-ro.ss VII !. rss.. a-- -.sg Pc i isr 81 JUNF
est r D a. ~ r1 ei t iay. nra asa Of ftf Hlnl-e
es d - ,ia, a t- Poal, 81 ~ s-s q ~. rsa es1r.
i-rr A. 10 re g 'f lsf -' f,r 'aa a's 'r'rl, AL
Dc rfosa g .t Do ias 0- or rlt oi 'ti iia -ot --s
Aac..', ta te.-a-s ur i.s -ai.-s r,- .r ,- psya,
q = p .c'r % .,, r..,tf q r. AZ ea'e.q
r,a rvra.' d. ''''- go. 80 r'- a. ar-- .s.--i r -.
r-. I'll .-. --,,. ..... .,f. .,l -. n rr.-t, a.
eH'htta e..ia9. '.f1... .- -e Nsal.t stl's nat b
,rss -. 600. ,..l.r, O, 10 S.sis,, s,.,s B.al -
DE- tsan.ar,. d. Go ct- r.i '..sr-, Oh. l-t, 90 s.ss
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TIE EorrF Library

M ENTERTAINING BOOES-yol T. Jane Eyre. an
OAu'0 Biography. Edited ly Cuuer Bel.
70. ~ se.fCou,rol a Move. By Mary Bmu0n au
thor ~ Discipline"
Vol lll Letters OF Ms Adams e Of John Adams. Cor
sale by re5l HUNTINGTON s. SAVAGE. 1'5 PcarLsl
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GLASS GLASS GLASS =.

GLASS GLASS .! GLhSS.!.
5000 S p sHi5 A'INi0AN "ila'" JAS non '4'
- bxs double lck Engl.h Crown from l0xl2 10 ac-6.
lUO 60 English Gown. single dick from IoNl2 20 lsXn.
l0lU do French window ana Pc'gre Glass from 6Ns o.
SNH.
10 do double thick English Sheet RON 1884 % sE. =
very So perior aEncs for STOW windows For sale by
myio Pm a SCfASCK. 8s D r-siol-s.
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sECoND-HAED hooks.

GENTLEMEN HAVING BOOKS of any Kind. which
II hey wish go dispose Of may send them 10 the book
store. lt9 Nis-sl-s. myl8 n
WEBSTER'S HIGE-SCHOoL DICTIONARY.
'rHE SECOND EDITION fls day Published by HUN
Y TlNGTON SAVAGE. @l6 Pearl-s, ie7
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NEW nTANUpACrURrNG LAW.

ACT to authorize TIE Formation OF Corporations 20
y Aanuiac1nng. Mining, Mechanic. or Chemical Pu'
pose passed Feb 10. lGf3 just Published ard tur sale
BELL 4 GOULD. Publishers aai S.aroucrs.
tar Nre.ar-.f
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r., -EsTsssz-PATER-ON g NEw-yoRK

4 - "a RAILROAD LINE-sUMMER Ar
- -RANGEMENIr, 10 commence % 10
ig q May l88-Leave Paterson al O'Clock A. N 8
81 ili 4 ~ and 2. 81
Leave Nes-YofA a. o'clock 4. 81 o A s.. Il.
81. ami ?. " Oh SUNDAYS.
Leave Paterson sf 2 O'Clock, 4. u and r y
Leave New'-iora ai o'clock, A. a. and = 81. s5
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DOInPSiir HnrIa.

SAILED Ship. Richard
iiatre aio 'arn
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~ TnE .rEANInOAT ETREKA

= sN .-s-i'caa be- chartered rr excursions during ma
ss-r ensuing season TIE boai lies o. tle iooiQ
Rearh..f North River. Apply af f.s O. .Ce %
r s. q. L. SCHUYLER Hau0verst
The above boat j. also for slic Al persons forbid
trusting ans oae ODD account OF this boat, wl0u. wnien
order from ihe Cap2m. l@u
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COMMERCIAL AID MONEY MATTERS.
sales at the stock Exchange :. .Jrvr ll is48.

SECOND BOARD.
100 Treasury No,cs.. % 100 Harlem $3.50 5it
l0J Harlem ......s3 "a 50 Long Island ...... ~
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r., -szzss.- gLIZABETHr0wN AND soM.

Z 81 -; g. = RVILLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ARRAS6EMENr.-Leave by s,esm.
boat from Pier North River az 9 o'clock A. " and and
O'Clock 2. NJ. fOr EhzsletbiOwn Vested Psu6eb
Bound Brook and : mergils; and by re O'Clock A N
line for Eastcn. Nhkesbsue haunch Chunk. Pa &c
For seals apply 10 A ID. HOPE, ESQ Aercharts Hosel
81 COniaud-si s6d
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- ANY PERSON having farm oi eighty % Two aa1.
49, r4 aero. situated boz hg ToriLcrn l2l ol ILLINOIS,
-" southern par uf Wisconsin and womb exc lee &C.
CAV uruncnv. may address with real name io q " lis
Office. W.I receItc nlcallle attention. Icl-&'
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DIR. MOTIFS BALsAnrIc SYRUP.


IGOR COLDS. Coaghs. Consumption. Bronctts Asthma
Liver Comp aini &c ~ sale 81 ils Nassau-st my'f
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lust RECEIVED. large and choice assortment Of the
- most fashionable styles, tor sale by he case
piece lmy10 Pts 2io,'l l.. n MOORE. Is Beavers.
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EPHRAIM RICHMOND.
TWO CAsEs OF BAD HUMORs CURED ~ ONE
FAMILY.

pB0fnr March .. 1913.
NJ CutrrFs MORSE JR Io1r Nir lf Is with much sale
.uou Thar I say f0 vou ai i- time tlaf after being
severely troubled VIII, very bad lumor ol my arms eud
Vears. aud 90 fle TIME 0au 'rr was
iIlfe u0--la r., .tcfrl wi.a hl.1-- 'aiu uf-ro
much -o that ler head covered with sores, which were
ql.frun- lfy and painful to her.. were lo'l entirely
cured lF using YOUR valuable Compound syrup oi yellow
Dock Root short Ume We made Use ~ seven bottles Oi
te mot ercac.ous medicine ever offered fo tie public
Yolr. t-.ly WILLARD SMITH.
jij South Mau-st Providence
hereby certify fhaf Mr. Smith purchased the medicine
aforementioned 80 my STORE, and fle public rely upon
M. srafeuen's Is ID. BAILEY. Duggsf.
NIe.aIffr.-f Prov
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-r.. .-TATEN-IsLAND FERRY. %.

Ii.n--- IND afsr Saurday May b. the 81 LfH Hi
rs.r<-sSs,S STATEN ISLANDER wiz (lL.l further
los) run follows
and 2 ?. ~
q and Y ~ Dyisu
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

-. COUNTRY SEAT At PRIVATE SALE
IS A louse ard I.t .n i.e 'Ala-e OF tiia is el Loay
- f.,ni The house ard Wei ulif llt .r GOD
.e containing Tea rsrnis. Toe Dog = 3D. lcci ioli
rear by i1s f.c deep. gooa w, oi a,er on s Prea
i.--r. = aarl, ro ANTHONY BLEEChEf.
81 la. Alcl1urer. bl1if-s
The Delaware abolitionist. (Wilmington, Del.) 1847-18??, 1848-12-31
FREE SOILISM IN LOUISIANA

A late number of the New Orleans Courier
contains a curious debate in the Senate of
Louisiana, on bill appropriating one thousand
dollars for the benefit of INDECENT free coored
orphans.
Senator HARRISON considered the bill an en-
teTng wedge to aboionsm or free soilism.-
"l do not believe" he added, " that such were
the intentions of IFS author, but that is the in
evltaole tendency, and hence my motion 10 Law
II indefinitely on the tablen
MIR. Reynolds in defence of the bill said
u can see nothing in the tendency of The BIZ
to lnstiy the apprehension of the Senator.D
Senator Garcia said, g think it our dutytt
do everything for the moral advancement OF
our race, as well as for the moral advancement
OF the free colored people among us.
La opposition 10 the bill, III cannot see.u
said Mr.. Lwayze, "why there should be 90
much anxiety to pass this bill, except from To-
cal considerations. Perhaps the gentlemen
are anxious to establish these people near them.
The true policy of the State is to get rid of
them--to drive them away. In the State of
North Carolina, enlightened experience has
suggested the necessity OF putting I'D every
free negro who refused TO quit the State, and
selling him to the highest bidder. We NAV
be under the necessity one of these DAYS TO-
follow the example of that Slate.n
Senator Kenner said, off we are to be bound
down by what these Senators conceive the
strict principles of justice, and are 10 accord 10
The black man all the prerogatives of equality
before our laws where is this doctrine going to
lead us? Had Northern fanatic employed
such doctrines as these, his abolitionism would
have been deemed SO plain, that those who run
may read"
The Delaware abolitionist. (Wilmington, Del.) 1847-18??, 1848-12-31

AIR NAvIGATIoN.-Th Boston Post says
that Captain John Taggart, of Charleston, ais
building machine TO navigate in the air. W.
have seen picture of the balloon, and minf
iature of the sails and the way he creates 4
new element with them President Everett
and Mr.. Treadwell of Hartford College and
Mr.. Pook, the naval constructor, we under
stand, have expressed favorable opinions of
the project. Capt. 7. has invested 81, 500, and
wants 10 raise as much more by subscription,
in order 10 complete the new carriage for the
upper deep by The 4th of July.n If it really
be true, that the gentlemen named have ex-
pressed the opinion that any element, new or
old, Ia new element is novelty, at least.) can
be brought to drive SO bulky machine as a
balloon, in the air, it only goes 10 show how
easy it is for smart men to make very great
bunders. A fifty-horse power engine could
scarcely drive body of such surface against
ten mile breeze, let alone a smart wind
The Captain will find that his money will fly
faster than his balloon, by good many knots.
-Lowell Courier.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-10
FOR THE GALAXY.
DECEPTION AND uUMBUG.

As many persons are led astray by this new
Free Soil movement, who would prefer the olec-
ton of TAYLOR and Fillmore to Csss and Butler
some of them arc Aatterins themselves, or trying
to, that, in case the election shOud dovolve on the
House of Representatives Mr.. Van Buren, would
be more likely to succeed than either of the 9TH
ers This, i'll my opinion, is absurd idea for
the election must be made from one of the three
candidates, that have the greatest number ofvetes:
and have yet TO learn Of any State III the L.
Mon where Mr.. Van Buren, can reasonably ex-
pect his first vote.
Should he get meme, he cannot be n candidate
in the House and should he gek some, and he a
candidate, there are fifteen Slave States, one OF
which he would be under the necessity Of obtain
ngosether with all the fifteen Free States in or
der for his election in the House. therefore con-
clude that his case is hopeless. l consider that
Cass world be sure Of fifteen States, as follows
Maine, whose members of the House are Locos
to Wing; Virginia, . 10 6; South Carolina, to
1, if not TO o. Tennessee, to ): Indiana, TO 4;
Mississippi to j; Illinois, to /; Alabama, ) TO
2; Missouri, ) to 0; Arkansas, l to o.; Michigan, 3
to 0; Texas to o. Wisconsin, 10 o; Iowa, . 10
o; and Louisiana 3 to l. One more State is all
that is required TO secure Mr.. Casss election.
The vote of Ohio is at the disposal of Joshua
Il. Giddings or Joseph NJ Root, both Of whom 20
against the election of Gen. Taylor. Ono of
thShi NOlC lpi AusS, VI thcN NOhtu hOtu W
absent and leave the Ohio delegation 10 Locos .
| Wings. In addition TO all this, New Hampshire
and Rhode Island arc tied, ard it would be the
eighth wonder Of the world, if Loco FocOism lack
ed but one vote in Congress TO carry a favorite
measure, and could not obtain it. / therefore
deem Cass's election sure in the House, unless
the Loco FocoS should prefer to have Gen. But
Ter, who would be elected by the Senate, occupy
the Presidential Chair.
As, then, it is morally certain that Taylor or
Cass will get the election, let no Wing be drawn
after false gods, but vote for Taylor and Fill
more, as the only safe means of preventing train
of evils which will most assuredly follow the cleo
ton Of Cass and Butler. Ifthere were no differ
ence between Taylor and Cass on the Free Soil
question: there is certainly very material differ
cncc between Fillmore and Butler on that ques-
ton, aud as every person ought to vote so as to
prevent the greatest evil, cannot discover how
Free Soil man Can vote for any other person what
ever, except Taylor and Fillmore, whenever he
is satisfied that Taylor or Cas- must be elected
SACO.