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The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-05

IT. Doctor adysftisss 10 q country paper " whoever uses tho vegetable-C Compovnd'ua U a,''1 sal Anti i-pgrging- Aromatic Piis' sses, VII sS' cause to use lhea, agsia." We ra,heS shisk SF NsnL
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-05

Uws learn that the steamer Dispatch. that run Into corn field above For, Smith. some time since, is still high and dry"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-05

AReedote of Adams and Clag.-The paragraph from the Jersey City Telegraph, about a lady in that sty using onion instead of pin. cushion to stick her needles in. and finding the next morning that they all had tears In theIr eyes," called to mind an anecdote of the late John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay. We do not reeoiect having ever seen it in print, but if it has been H will we think, bear repetition:
 When these distinguished statesnen were at Cheat, negotiating our treaty with Great Britain, they occupied room together. Mir. Clay, who has always been warm adInirer of female beauty, had often remarked the comedy looks of their cham ber-maid. and had once oL-twice ioked with Mr. Adams about it. One morning he arose some time after Mir. Adams, and his way to the breakfa table he met the pretty maid referred to- Saluting her in his bandest style, and in his usual easy aud graceful manner, while smile played upon his countenance he solicited the pleasure of kiss. IL may here be necessary 10 slate that Mr Adams s eyes always presented watery appearance which at times made him look if in tears The cham ber-maid, not knowing ibe cause, we presume re- piled 10 Mir. Clay, with the greatest simplicity
 imaginable: "Why, Mir Clay. 1 do not like to dis- oblige you, but perhaps you will excuse me when assure ysa that have just refused Mir. Adams the same liberty, toth tears ia his eycs" We need sct say that Mir, Clay had too much gaantry to press his suit. but he subsequently met Mir. Adams who joined h;m in hearty langh.--f Newark Eagle.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-05

Profsaioaa. versSs PTaciiee In the spring of Js45. when the Wall street spoils- hunters made up their minds to support General Taylor. the hero ol an "unlass anal strocioas " war, as the most " available ssndidate 10 handle power and its patronage, the New York Couli~, and Enquirer (J. W. Webb ills e.itor ,h cbiel) published the following;
 "We are one of committee of twenty five, woskag Jbr ths gsof tis caHss--and, we may add. that Eei one of that committee witl either be sn applicant for or accept offcs, Il General Taylor shall be elected Presideai.'
 The following persons wese members olthe " all sfrset committee, who eoacarred ia and published thsis owh z seif-denying ordinance"
 hagh Msxweli, who has just accepted the iafuen. fiai office of collector.
 J. Watson Webb Candidate fof mission io Spsin.
 !. Prescott Hall. appoiatrd district attorney.
 Mcses H. Gnssrii, by proxy. for Philip Hone. naval oficer.
 simeca Draper. by proxy, for the consulate al Hsvre, iar his brother.
 Well may the ksw York Herald say. ss 1t dees piihilys
 [ On these dsta. ws wiI ask chemist 10 tell how much truth and vefaeiiy the professions af whig or TsyIosl pcIiiieiaa wal yi~d hy disllIaio, on s'ow fire. Richmond Enqairer.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-05

Women ia the .frmy FigAtiag.--'Tbs late German papers say that Hungarian ladies' are fighting with the enthusiasm for freedom their country men. Among hundred and forty Hungarian captves taken .! Gen Simonsh, there aisetsen Hungarian ladies', with muskcts in their nds, and dressed in military uniform. 4 Countess. of the highest rank has raised regiment at her own ex. pense. and her sister is the commander of this regi ment.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-05

sIiis boast was Honesty. That was the burden of of the whole wbig song-ali the rest idle chorus of tnsei and glory. Doubtless t was true; but k he capable. Impotent is the honesty which cannot preserve inrioate is Oscn pledges. The habits of lite dsquafy him. Five and thirty years obeying orders, and five in giving them to those bound to obey. He never framed law. or dreamed over system Of policy"
 Such is the picture of President Taylor, drawn by the Tallahassee Floridian Honest as the day is long Naone questioned either hts honesty or brave. ry and this indeed all that his friends ever claimed for him. Not one wort was said of his capa- biiity. Is honestly then, the sole qualification re- quiste to fit any 10 become the Chief N agistra ate of one of the most extensive and powerful nations of the worid' k simple, unpretentling, untaught honesty all sufficient to enable butcher or black smith 10 rival Raphael in painting or Powers in the delicate traeefy of scuiptare' Will honesty alone make merchant master of mechanical art, or farmer skilled in the mysteries of medicine; or can it by any possibility teach simple soldier the mar sgement and control Of the intricate and con- ptiealed machinery of the vast engine of govera- meni, We must seek other motive for the temporary attachment of the masses the standard bearer of the "Uapriacipied party" Without adopt ing any particular principles, without advocating any particular measures, yet they seemed animated by kind of furious iafatuation that would hear no argument amt see no barrier.
 It was not their admiration of {" 0ld Zack,' or "Old Whitey" IL was not the shouts of victory yet eehong around the battle fields of Mexico; it was not the fadeess halo of glory that shone re. sPlsndent amid the suiphurous smoke on the plains of Pao Alto, and the iron hail on tho gory plateau of Bneaa Vista; il not these that bound 10. gether partzsns and eo-laborers the incongruous mass that composed the nos party ' party. h has since become plain that this party, like the assem- blags of nations in the vision of Volnay, composed of individual widely differing in appearance. in sentiment and principle, were uaited by much 1 stronger and more active cause of cohesion.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-05

sThe political and personal journalism of the Washington Union, since the advent of the presen nj administration to power. is, perhaps, without a parallel in the annals s partisan warfare. It is the concentration of the gall of bitterness against the Peopies Victor @ the distillation Of all the evil passions of the human hesrt.-[ National Whig.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE,

S.v.I-Ii 10 said that Lie1t Thonn 20 80
h.s ben sapsrseded "a the GoTeTnfnsr' 20 -,
- .~.nsrios by Corr nocors u C. Perry - :. >.
,oL u xo-th hss BEEN ordered 70 he OfolnsfJ a.
n.esrt Navy Ysrs in place Of Lieut. Roger fslry,
est.caed q, sis own reeaess ,es. H..sa 49,, y
80 !, .ss s.ry Ysro Norfolk -h;ea "a si'seo-o 70
-. co.s, ssrrsy CON nsnasr Pope ss. ossa o.
800 20 toe casr-sso~n ss'y l"1 - 800 ~,
- T....l = % sscsuier Princeton mas oefn
-..-t - "a. zork1n~r are now employee 10
$500 a. . yeees TIE .oopof u.f Marco.
s.s.eh hss ben sssersoiSs very ueotC@s' ''PNi -
$500 4, nearly rss5y % 20 out of cocx
Iccr,EsrarIBEIssTiTU OsoUsDs, sorIH
,s.-1x--ra,rz Mrs Ef.LxD -fes.erdsy afternoon
:, -, ociocr while some = OF - men con'c's y
To f.oa,s Of Correcton, ~ere 'nPioJe1 IN = -
-, - -. On he sooTe gro1D1s, portion OF ine
20. 5rore OF a. sn ua6.scoysreo sezrn cfg'-ps p
'sst.n.iy king Lawrence Dyyle Inoas' Doass a. !
Tboma SoYr.s-sn natives q lftlsod- 10 osDt Is
s ,,s are tloters Two Of witch broke
II L Pnuorick, toe ovsfseer. ADd seTe''l o.isi'
bad vsrv s.rro~escsye Boston Transcript I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20
FOR THE PILES

xREYOU AFFLICTED WITH PILES f-TrT. th-r.
y ~llnoli delay. Dr. Irhsms vegetable = -ci1Ary
ne t-i r-rfy ever offered % rltf- uotr- Ihs "a.
exc -rs medicine ne resell - iloru9<- medical
edlc.rnu Art couplet. kuo~ ecse q 10 tse1s- Tor
Ehlc1 t recomu- 1drd Tn- most 1ium F-aui .lcecs.
attend. li. .anln.,usrcn Resd 10 following rrmNk'
abe
A isoy. r-.itingin sorfc1-sL Wts seriously s-l-ied
xih - - great Vas r-r .u@-rirg lr.r % 80 ter
or -rr--ssinr. NE rcr1-ui o. four ue-t- sn-
- leo Attended b. q noe. eminent f-ysc
xih. lL- -a.t bectt SATISFIED nat % ~.s a. aEsrs-
waited case Of Plies pr-scrio-i ~ t-ecllArg 10
boxes were us-s months afer - sane aiy ca 81
90 10 o. pre.crte f1r srot-er compliant A. 1-n r.
formed sn- perfectly --1 ui l- RES - ~
.is1 b1r-s I'D % experiences 10 ruin sl-c-
n. IL -~sstrr IN Crs@r---t called on &c est cprirE
ssvrs "a - 49, b-n - c-t via - Tor - yesr-
ccarali-d ~ pzir ne sce- p. iauc1 % ne lear
n SEES acruss the chest arc oppf--s % -
"a. arz-e % le down witlo- s.eFA-ng .t- .-si scd
chez. eoH.ders5iy, resting hoIiz ia produces 90 =
vi o. roslor .5v-t = co1sn by ss4og Oce -o1 OF
re E-cmErv ne rsil . ne st-- "a Paol a1c oppres-
sor ceasst-s.s rc-1 ie cgw- isl11-i llccnFel -lc>
.nt - p r.. were rz-s-y renewed arc sec0rr % I
made cc-p ei- clr- % 1- Er-il srsl1ctl-a OF re
.a-e-i
Sol a his cry D. ne Pro7retor regularly ~cucsied
utv..e - cor-rt o. - q -- rrsci-c t1r - rr.-r.
" Ctr1l.c p .-s---. - 5cTrry-
ncLrs. .1V.1- ID r-.rc- ~ - spoFe- o. ar 1--ef
-csl- ..ilt- .r-lis
P--- " &c Z sc.1ary O. K-msn5er. rsft.- Elsctu-
AZ i1.--ls E-rl-ey. Al rot ~ exi-rrs spF 60
lor. = SOC Wr1es-c &C rt-14. e. - boErff leli
door, love spri1g-sl SD .so - Mrs. h.ys ~ "a
il1-fr lIook-y- OIL l-ieo1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD SUB
Aozl ~--Esrdy from s5s-e Y CO. "a pr-s-1- - i .
lus, % Cac.Eo, u re eos-1 o. Directors ave ope1ec
BOOKS. lr So 1iN sl.Ees = Sc c--1l a---1 GA
.t1cs - - - sp,-ec - - coz sif-c--1 o. e
-v-s O. iro- fcs.s % Co-~z-er, - INLET ~ --
s---c- ts-u L.rcr.s 20 .rtigs- cry w 1--e-
siock SER .r--ey, -- - CITY Of NeW-l OK --- @ -
c-rr-1l -.r-rgs q t1- R1st vt.c- civ-csr1 q rst-
-r-t I'D rrrt-rr-- haze c. t- rrese-. sccE ]. -
$40 rscsize sae1 .er-ir-a c.T.c--- - -e --l--. CT
e--ire 1.r- ~ warr.rL
Ia Rcsc . roI c0Gy.-.-c All e al ---f2o- - 20
Toes 10 Munro, - - tcsc u Lste Ere % HIS
sac, = n@s a-c "a szrnSs " i-s-re - --szf 70
rsy - soSv- ciF1-c1 % ~ -@= siock 'slsc " -
II --s---
= pi.n .s0s.-s s7s.- cou7s-y % 1ziss - E0s.
commonly II l4T-E.-s s--z - preset -erl-1s 80
sf-s a7 sNs -c f..- 11-s1e. - t1-s 80 70
. --s.sess az l.cru-
T1ls R0s- comets - h-ss q LAKE, Er- VI cAcszo
.ti1e ,-ar g -.ss N-c1lz.- - 1reci a. e11-n9-f
b--ac .cr< 10 >o1---rr sac LAKE Ers ~ r.-=-l
-r- r-irk cc-.-r1ct-cl A. viii ~ severn les G,
"A ATs r-r1l-e 70 - LAKE, s15-s 3-.~ oer b--o a. :
--o A. I--.zo = 49, ccz1@cI vi - LIMOS a. :
49, C11A-, s11 ~.-a t-s C--csEo Arf Ss--A "a :
rcI-s 80 r-er ---s--- 81 cc-s-e - = Al t1c e.
rei rg-- -et~-e1 - w-serr s1t Scr1Ne.-rr ,-s,es
a. - A. 40 : --f - ssstc1r1.
e41s- r -l1 'ccks 49, - fCu-r a. - c-r q y ~
--~s Ls>lEa Co : Vale W1sr- 7E--,-- sf- --f--c1
10 s4ry, A. E--f- Icy ~ = flrris1sc W. f-z--
zt-ak a.
Tea DolLrs oz -sc1 sa--s . rec1re. 70 Be ps1 -
- o. s--scr1--s rs--E--@r - 90. q L5c-r-=
--sa---2--s - ne Ners groxres--s-
--... - GEORGE 81 Prs. --1l
caA. bCTLES JOHN sTRfKEG
JOEL BAL 6BO~y GEORGE Bliss
EDWIN c LlICHFIELD. C0uzlaee o. Directors
Ds.s1 Osieo-s - lsi. OF IN
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poAaDIEG SCHOOL.

rr,u- rOcATffy h ACCESSIBLE FROM NV
YORK Eve l--- Gay - cs-i 60 '--sr-'2-- -
srtos. go .rs-- z1o1-- cc--s-c1f 40 --E-l+s
a-t-l % 1e l-r-1ca-l SCI CO '1-r1--- N-1-f .-
la- 81 H. TIE cylrs- % rs-----1- --1fsr7s = =
-r-rI- Ns-- 111 IscTlrs-- "a 49, go - q 1-
-rr Ls1E-are. -rcr arg PIE ~ a. -.ft n trlrt
no .rerczll.- 1-s--ss- t. F--c--- -1T-4 -al 1.-l
-x-e- cree lr 1-c-c.lE l1srcn< Ec1o1. VIZ zV- %
--l vice. - .re irs-lc-q- ~ ~ Tlrit e. p-
nt-r1 ~ V ary al s-.-locsy ter pnfsical mesa
al nora e-1es. s -ss 1s -1eir -als c.'-
rage s-i cr-srl TIE s-s-e.ic yesr = 1.T1e1 r.
% -Ec s-ss1rs commencing 20. g NOV Al N-f 80
.-r.-1-E 1osr- ard --ro1 ~ @1c1 s-s-l-- -i -
seess-s psy.1-e s-Er-er.y 10 a-E-ree
P.f-e-es -Fr- cs5-re Pea. D D 81 El.a-rry-si
Wm Hyde 81 Excla----y ace D.-. Az y a. : ~
ns--sf % W1-t. a. n-.----.a-e, = " S---1l =
3 Ws-st Ess- - Ws.-sli X. T. Covert y
7ro--.v.r. Ds.---s.. i. Broadway. S-=- fcfk- 1r-
q Bos=-. a. Hczs-ss CO. Va C--l-r.or -
P-l.r@~--s. 5rllE.g1. c-' l~
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7osrHsoYss INSTITUTE.

rT1fIIs FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, dess1e1 f1T
-r- -ssi---T situated 10 G- flr1 Corr % -
s51-4 IS r - sss. - Nez Hsre- .l- EoFer-ue-t r
-- strictly r.-e-sl The colrse % s-l - rlrs 80
az ra -es o lr1rl1 ID t1Esl- a--c. as N.1----r-
F1s-s.a- Tre " '-.-- . - weeks c1-l--c-s go
=. "a s.r-rt-- --rr. ~ bol-1. tl-c-. pzf-l-g 4
~ ne Trstr.rtar's lg fcl 60 o. 81 rer year &C
--I-g 81 10 re sges e.. sl1-es ~ e r-a-s-a-1 pay
~ I.s--.srr-ts' slv.rce. t. Plrc.ps nay
- 60 ~ Nc-tt American Eols from he l3l 90 -1-
So "a lr.L Sl7 R4'@--1ce nay 5e s-- tn Rev -o-
Id r.s--- Hor- 1-s-e Gree ~ a-1 Tlolss {. Pl-cs-
~ 80 N s4u.Y r-F -f51i.fcri. Oct IL. lsis
----.-- SAMUEL ROBINSON. A Il. fr1rrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20
WANTS

WANTED Yong O. r. e. sKIAhkR- : - n
~ 0@re for re - . % 5os1on zorss - -
r-ars from s75 10 $50 rsr noah. t-sic- -1I.- =
aye s-~r p sse very 90 1r css- o. f--f So
rro-st-. 2 81 pr cr-L Above. g. 20. ~
sbovs a.. ~ Bfs-arsy. room :, W 1919. -
tI7ANTFD-By -=spe-.s3.s lir- s-- 80 ~ = =. -
W pad co9z.rs. =s.tns ID .f.t--s --
.rg~s CO - as.. recon- e---- 81 fr'f. ~ 80
70 - ~ ID 70 s1ori s-ar-r r. -'" -'.i
Il us YrsrE .r-st 81. f9or. % 90 -~s =
nTs~TKD-i5s srsnU - ssii V.ry Pol-s[ -
w T.r-4-ts.ss Aye-fse- mss-t . sl.ol-. r Ia -i
s.-4-r.-- m 800 w.g=s p-i1 - - n1-.n h-1f -
-sssssis = J. DOW CO, - A-sssg-s- q r..
yXrt~TYY-A e1'.er for oss-o1l = TX o1lg O1- no
W - - 81 eTp-ra-c- % ne c.l 2l- hr4 rDo-
sstasf.o, 81 s.oi@--lls 2 = e. - 1li,e ols
fssn pgHlI-IER- MD OF ~ r ~ z-.s-
~ rcar~ rae a. An-rtcz1l w. f-- re 20 --i
o, re-sr-es Foo oy@-- c-rrg 80 sVe1-E - ~ -
Ard " rfsr c2st-g W a-cosl-s. rtr ropJ- ~ r.
where 80 serVf-ss r.y ~ cllr-c tcf pafic- e
1rsss Trasa- O--s- ~ =.
I'VE LAW ER-.-sS...s1 E l.sr-1-ri,er.ll viz
4 New YOrs Lsyssr ~ -r st.arueJ q seF-f- E@.r.
ursrlce g. te S-T iors C14rs 10 ~ cosufy h-'@f
sac-s 4 ve1. Address 4 LOE!i,J ir-1a4a - 49,
To,k Po.t OF -e ot :,
tSFOhHATIOr HANTED-oi VILLAS "
tCARTtEf. formerly ~ Ccal7 L9~e' 1890
Psfisa u s11s1s. ire-n5. plg ~ -4@re sf,-i
yesr. sirre 1y ne rrCtrer JOHN EctAht ~ Dtfs
sroos W4stct-sfsr 90 f1ea- N.-ls ? ---.- : -. = -
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MARINE JOURH AL.
PORT OF srw.YoGK......oc7. d

sap zsrs's' E'sls. Irs.f, ~ isaco. a.
Po..roats gs.s 80 80 s,s-ss srs = nfr
SIP aorf.f ks,o1 Bss,- LTsPco set u, ztss -f
ia P.s.srtsr Ctsn.-rK1f Fh-fs Nscuss1p rt't a
aost cfSa1f1csv e. as s-srsop gtfsec - sisneS 70 '
.-sf-gt.
F..,bp Os.ss wizard H'vs - ., s'- 81 ~ ''.-'s'
rs..@os.s. y Bore A Hn-tsr
fc,h s.rs s1s ssEs-sn. ss. Roftsrss- u e. rt-s a.
,...k., 70 Bsn So; -. st< - iou q q .
shiS. sosz30ts1, tort r.s oouf 80 80
~ q - Ssftss..n.
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California Vessels.

lf1u (rT Nooh-e u k@ 80 stTt-1ttl AZ =
Aat f1srs seout - vessels 90 nsfo
sfs- sp. a1g sasosoasi 80 ste % fuia IT,
a. 80 cCrrE Notsf tey te ~
A. ~oil ~ .2os poo ts s1srs
l n Ict rt4t1. properly Tie oNusfs 80
- 81 - 81 - it1n, e
Fstfiea Pf-s1.1f fr -1o-s $3.50 ca
14 81 bs ala13olei sss.- ~ "a. - eo~n 81
sn1 80 uorrg tsr ssisis a. a. o. rfss
iror sos .s,.s -. otasf slei = O.
CT l1~tfr
~hl- 80; -o1t alrn.s iilt 10 r
La. .f al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

.. ,.e.asa, so,s.v,f (rs- Lg-a'--sr, Josc e--i = 4
e.Iea CAM Hs.y caarpin - .-f' - =
" >rs Nfs.- n ~ - y -
- n .,,,.,, n, Or.ss a scots11 h.c.. ''>-t
s..,.-v. NJ FsIsr eiasr-1 Fso~fts 80
-. 4 Col.f Ms k~sr-o hfs ke>r. 49, 49,
J.. Hssfy Nsf, o. Eak.1s 40 ~ 90 .,~f.ss -
,sfs O-<fd4 f~y- Hes-e-Nu Wa e.rtsr fsssfs ~
-, H.. VI. ss.fsr " A KuynsE q hsnsgrk .
- -, H,-fs=<- f LserIosfC-oH At.-s 81 I--;is ~
Carer Ir..se. NJ Carp s1ssoa q o. 49, ~ r. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

NELSON. To- European sn1 S-w-Yorr s.rols-
" ger. ~ aszt-D--s- = door from ih- B0Eery-J
-as s11l-c 10 arc7e sciecce ever ls1-nsar 81
sssrs-lS years n us cry Re % rot ec1asd = gtT.nz
i-1g1@nt O. =. i-ro-t.-. -rS1s from 5ex.rr-z 10 -
ec1 o. Ia Re a c1r1i &c ~ ceceve - &C. b-t %
-s-e - a. Ee 1zs 5eer slsio1 - over 1acs h III
efy -cs- Of --c wing repea. trer rtsl. sTec
E:tss Ley ssrs lied a. oin-rs Sea -ss q lss soor.
Sssss OF ~
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-.=AEAx1SgksIos TO ra az 81,


H. afOK POtt-HkE D.
.zs.ssS.zSlSG a. WEST POIST, COLO-sPRISG
SEW RGH, NEWMAN SrRGH and
HlLTOS-Oa ard snsr T1grsssy, Oct q. u, steamer
JOSEPH BELkNAP WI IA IN coarecaou with tse
H-csc- River h.llroa1 from Peeaskl 70 POughk-~o.e
OF &c .Vss y ne trans which Sew-YOrx fror,
~ Railroad Cece - Cls=5ers-st a. A N scd n
het-r-ing cave Pos s.1eepse a. y and III, u Pa
s-rs-rs VII procure i1er lcksis th- Halro21 OGcc
before 4-E ta-ir IL tie ...x-s wh.ca z cover
taen Tree Ct expense 70 ne RAlro-1 s..Lo1. Taify
trs. o. nvts ssa.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

se Sssrsss Ass. -Ersrors fss1 he sccos1 OF 90
go sn1 AZ %. sss--s cf'sl % So
C.rt Bsl,s1s sceocs-r 80 fsf4ns osofs fs
~ csu-t so1 80 cuffsnf, ra OIL
s1s b. ~ soat l6 OF - - 90.
t.frlg dlutt rsrJ rfelf
% tf yosu4 He BE rstcsf
q days ma1y So stssred sca9
f.ay ashnr. De CrsNs foat 49,
~ Fs~ - st1sio1 80
fcns VEL. al letter 0a--.to1 N--.i lft
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raruCu nEp SPANISH GLASSES

DROOKLTS -Alerroo1 ard evening css.es, lnd7f
- Oh. irstrucro- ~ f-ofesf-r ks1e ste e.c'sr O a
r-ry " s. Ta0f-sss Ha. f.-sl-ry i ! Eor - - u-
go oc.o cf - l-lc o. FOR Ee-ilele1 ifol -
d. a. ZEE guaElr- Grammar school. F-r-ll-s a1c
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LAWS NEW FLAMING MACHINE.

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- -z-HOC~AToSIC RAILROAD.
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spoke en-. DC.

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Total Amount Of Produce per Hudson RIVER

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$50 90 Com ls5 bos A.hes, 70 60 "hss' 20 D-''
Wool Do he Cheese
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Di.asteY.. &c.

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