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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-30
The Tai,ors, Strike i'm Boston.

The taiOrs' strike in Boston still continues. The
Mayor has offered his mediation between the journey
men taurs and the employers who refuse to pay the
proposed scale of prices. There is danger that
large number Of families will be thrown upon the city
for support, if the strike is continued much longer
At hearing before the Mayor on Monday, incl
lgent delegation Of The operatives only attended, and
from the Heralfs account we take the following:
MIR. p Walsh said from the commencement they
had not expected their employers to meet them, as
enquiry must then have taken place which would have
shown the public facts which almost Incredible
A long conversation ensued as to the amount Of re-
ductien which had lately taken place. Ii was shown
that in 1S4l, operative tailor would receive for
making a dress coat for a store, So S.; and for
king a similar coat now, they paid only 81 To-.
OF in some 3d. while in addition they had sex
ira work. to perform upon the garment for the re-
duced price, which would occupy man l6 hours long
in making than when the high price paid
The proprietors Of Quincy Hall paid in 1913, SO 80
for making an overcoat, and now they only paid 81
for a similar coat and this would take six days
in making.
His Honor being surprised at the intelligence of
one man, asked him if he read much the toil-worn
man replied not so much as he wished Sometimes
on going to bed. at o'clock in the morning, he would
endeavor to steal hour from rest to improve his
mind but he could not do that often, he had to
work until two o'clock in The morning, and be
at his daily labor between five and six the morn
ing. He had worked from six o'clock one morning
until six O'Clock the next morning.
The Mayor said this was certainly too bad, and
he was not surprised at their making an effort to alter
this system.
Several statements then made by the other
deputies, 10 The effect that they had to work the
Sabbath earn their miserable subsstence-that du-
ring the last five years their earnings were reduced
IS per cent-that although this enormous reduction
made in their wages, reduction had taken
place in the price of clothing to the pubc-hat this
state of thing demoralized them and their children
and drove them into wre,ched habitations, which
gendered disease and broke down their constitutions
at premature age-and that, while their employers
increasing daily in wealth. and adding to the
spendor of their establishments, such Carney's
the Oak Hall, Quincy Hall, &C., &C., they (be oper
utors) were daily becoming poorer.
His Honor said he understood the employers would
meet him tomorrow.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-30

UNHE Treasurer and Collector of Marion county Indiana here
by gives notice that the duplicate for the year
in his hands.
The amount OF follows:
For State purposes each hundred dollars 25
Poll tax IS and and half mills each
hundred dollars for the of Lunstic Asylum
cents and two and half mills Deaf and Dumb Asylum and
cent for the education of the Blind.
For County purposes each hundred dollars 90 cents
Poll so cents
School purposes district No. north range
for the of said district, each hundred dollars
IS cents.
the purpose Of receiving taxes he viii attend the usual
holding elections
ty, the following days. to|w:
In Pike township, Friday, the 10Th day OF October.
township Saturday, goth
In Warren township Monday tue Dad day Of October.
township Tuesday the 23d day
Decatur township Wednesday the Path day October
Perry township Thursday tile 25h day OF October
Washington township Friday,
In Wayne township Saturday the 27h day Of October
in deputy Treasurer's
Indianapolis except when absent in the several townships
ill the day of January 1850
Tax will please attend and the ceEtage.
J. NJ. TALBOT, Treasurer.
nd AUGUST %. l84o. % ~
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Died.

At his residence in Jefferson county, the 18th inst
JESSE l.. SPASN, aged 81 years (lacking few days)
The subject of this memoir born in Union county
North Carolina, in 1766. He mmigrated in his youth
to Spartanburg, South Carolina thence to Kentucky,
where he resided until the fall of 1877 when he removed
to Jefferson county, where he resided till his death.
His last days attended with but little pain suffer-
ing, having been smitten (about forty days before his
deah) with paralysis palsy which totally deprived
him of speech, and partially Of the OF his limbs.
Retaining his mental iacues however, to the last he
manifested by signs, perfect willingness depart in
peace seeing he had filled the measure of his days
Pernon Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-30

SPEECH AT YoRK.-We hasten to lay before our
renders the brilliant speech delivered by Gen. Taylor
Mt York We indebted for it to the interchangeable
Baltimore Argus. Read-read-read.
'FelIow-ctizens and ladies' cannot be expected
from the fatigue have endured to-day, to make set
speech to you to-day. can only say. thank you
for Observation-Disclosures can only say,
shall sdeapor 10 carry out the principles Of the par
tn that brought into pouoer. thank you for the
honor you have done me this day."
There il is There is his profession Of faith. The
PARTY thof brought M into po,eerr Zachary WASH
ing,on once wrote, III be the President Of NO PAR
IT,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-30

BRITISH CoLoNIEs--A special meeting of the gov
ernor and council took place in st John, N. B., to
consider the proposition from the Canadian govern
ment. relative to the reciprocal free trade between
the United States and British North America. together
with federal union of all the colonies. The debe-
rations of the council understood to have been
favorable TO the projects and meeting to be COM
posed of two members of the council from Canada,
New Brunswick Nova Scotia, Prince Edwards Island
and Newfoundland, will take place few days hence,
at Halifax, when it is expected a delegation will be
appointed proceed to England 10 advocate the pro-
posed measures. II is conjectured that this move
rneni the provincial governments is designed to
head off the Canadian League.-Boslon Post
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-30

ON IHUkSDA II, SEP EMOER LON.
Performance O'Clock. P. M, and In the evening
Embracing by far the arges, establishment organized
formed the principal equestrian aud gymnastic TALENT to be
found in either continent, consisting OF
240 Men aud Horses Children aud Ponies.
Requiring 20 esrrarss to convey the nc'ps &c
Monster DRAGON CHARIOT, drawn by
TEN C.9yfELS
Of the Syrian breed lately imported from the Deserts Of Arabia
for Creme Co Next the Fa Chariot devoted to the
Hnce OF the juvenile corps and drawn by
Ttvetre DiminuGue Ponies.
Not than 30 Sc inches height driven by the celebrated
Master VIM NIXON and followed by The highly orname ted
carriages of the establishment The whole forming the
The Mammoth Partition. under which the performance
place, is the largest constructed aordng ample for
the best band attached any exhibition II
styled the New York S Horn Band under the
MR. W. H. KEMP,
Universally acknowledged the clown America
Magnificent Oriental Pageant Stare introducing ten
Camels with the Ladies Children aud Ponies the Company
MADAME CAMILLA GARDNER.
The first female equestrian of America will appear pn-
cpa portion of each proI Mr. Dan Gardner the great
clown and comic singer, will contribute his droees the
eanments The popular youthful equestrian, Master
William Nixon will appear his wonderful fess of hoseman-
ship Mr. Samuel Lee the Acides OF America will appear in his
TWIN PONIES,
and Pythas. pleasing advertisement.
dton features performances
Nixon and his talented pupils George and Albert Miss Wells
M m M if great sssn F
ner johnson, Nixon Lpman, Wells Messrs. Bliss Murray
Reed Reynolds Nages aud Miller will be introduced in
exhibition The whole will conclude with the bureque
1.-THE PONY RACES"
Introducing graphic style all the sports shows roics in
eidnis familiar the equeners of the Long Island
Also four other Pony Matches Grand Hurdle Race with 81,
Ponies, rode by six Juvenile equestrians
mitted free.
The Company perform jamestown on Tuesday 1lth and
Oanvie Wednesday,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-30
CARPETS AND RUGS.

Direct from The Eastern Manufactures.
WYE receiving and opening at Carpet Room,
w store large and splendid stock of
CARPETS, RUGS, AND MATHS,
Consisting Of Brussel Capeiing,
3 Ply ingrain do;
9 Ply Ingram do
Cotton and Wool Ingram do;
Cotton Ingram do
Fine Venetian do also,
Chenille and Tfed quality
ebove goods purchased direct from the msnufactur
and approved patterns
attention of houekeepers and others examination
stock and prices entrance through the store.
August o. 1919. III. j. & b. C. HORN.
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CHILL FEVER, DUMB AGUE, INTERMITTENT
AND REMITTENT FEVERS. AND ALL THE
VARIOUS FORMS OF BILIOUS DISEASES
SPEEDILY AND THOROUGHLY CURED BY
DIR. OsgOOd's Indian ChOIagOgue.
The following from the Farmers and EmeraBts
sSsk Ss 0 p BY
hS Dhs Sa Tsss nsS ASs s" n most Of The cities
which conscienousy recommend @ Fever and Ae and
by Dr. Oseood Of York bilious disorders Of
the West his special siudy We are no friends Of those medicines
Invaluable effects OF the chcagoEae in bilious
from IFS prompt and healthy action the blood cleansing
from bile and restoring il purity thus striking 81 The root lis ten
which depends equally adapted all ages conditions Of
the system.
From Cary Counsellor ut Law to the Agents Cincinnati
sssrs Sanford & Park-In attacked with that
affecting and unplea disease the Chfs and Fever The
s had been much BY previous attack Of bilious fever
Having tled relief friend in
whom had confidence recommended Dr. oseods Indian chOIa
gogue procured bottle aud followed the accompanying
ing my general rapidly
use any other medicine disposed the remainder Of the bottle
One had been shaking for eight mouths and relieved
pleasure to recommend H. having the most entire confidence
Be- e you ask indian chOarOeus and ss no
gRead fom communication of the Hon. William woodbridge
of the u s. Senate, late Governor OF Michigan ~
Dr. Charles osgOOa-Dear 81 have read with much interest
treatise the causes of
Ing the last few montan interest no Sy Ibs fsc
individually
incompetent to ndge safely subject
onal, theory well
think wia pamphlet
produce much practical good
violent cOd induced by one of those sudden changes in the
weather. which have always found Injurious resulted far
aIack-he assuming painful
remen fever having become what within
heard much Shin fever" The
upon despite qunne and other popular remedies
when Mr. B. handed bottle Of Indian Choagogue which
Kindness send Immediately
medicine according directions and before had exhausted
cone nts Of the boule, was decidedly better.
II fully justified your alieng expectations, and as safe
remedy
believe that will prove public benefit pleased
recently established
sion-though regret that with view general dissent
should found necessary
present residence among
With much respect, have the honor to lie, sir,
Your obedienl servant,
WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE.
Soil by }. ID. PARK, successor to SANFORD Il PARK
Fourth and Walnut streets Cincinnati o. general agents for the
south and whom all orders be addressed.
Robinson, Peter Carey, Louisville, KY and by Wnssndy
Newkk New Albany nd and by appointed agents every
| In the South and West.
TomInson Brothers, D. Craghead Hannsman Indian
spos Siddal, Reeves Co.. Madison w. Palmer
bus c. Bell Evansville; Jas Somes, Vincennes Chas
Wood, Tee Haute john BuFe Charlottesville; r. Ed
ridge, Lafayette L. w. Bruce LoganspolI Holiday,
Michigan j. Reed. Richmond.
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE.


NHE annual of Lectures in this Institution
m Hesses ON 6e FIRST MS1y in N0Temss and S0n1e
mences on the first Monday OCTOBER and continues one month";
HIP GATcHELL. D., Special and Pathological
j. R. BUCHANAN, NJ D., Physiology and Institutes of Medi
MORROW D., Theory Practice of Medicine and
s. ROSA, NJ D., Principles and Practice of Homeopathy.
E. JONES' NJ d Matera Medica, Therapeutics and Med
}. sTALLo, A. NJ Chemistry, Pharmacy and Medical Jur
WOOSTER BEACH. n. d. Emeritus Professor of Clinical
]. MILoT, M. D.. Demonstration OF Anatomy.
Aggregate cost Of all the tickets $40.
500 advance will be received payment in fun for stu
dent attend many courses may be necessary Tor bis adu
Matriculation fee 81 ticket So OF Library
s boarding may be had IN good houses at from -
Candidates for graduation in addition to the pre- mnary term
copored Medical Coegehelas of which must be in thor
Letters asking further formation be addressed post paid
The College Edifce
Notes on ali in which
T.V. MORROW. NJ. D.,
2e-4w w&sw lCia Times, flag III Dean Of the Faculty
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.
SESSION FOR 1880.
THE Session Of viii open the first Monday
in November continue four months under the following
arrangement.
John p HARRISON NJ D. Prof. of Maieria hedca aud Therapeu
b. Wright M D. Prof of Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women
and Children.
Daniel Drake, NJ D. PioG Of Special Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine.
George w Buyless NJ. D., Prof Of Descriptive Anatomy.
r. d. MusSey. NJ d., Prof of Surgery.
John T. SOiwe NJ D. Prof. of Surgical Antony and joint Pro-
lessor OF Surgery.
John Davis N. D., Demonsraor Of Anatomy.
-Fa full course Of Lectures Sl0; Naturalization and Libra
ticket IS Disseeing ticket sloi Graduation fee SIS Hospital
ticket IS.
Ths anatomical will be opened for disscons at early
period under the directions d the Demosrstor Of Anthony
Clinical will be delivered at the Commercial Hospital
session, by the following Pofes
Medicine Harrison Surgery by Pro
Mussey and shotwe. The facilities for clinical instruction
~ no uIpassed school in the United States.
including light and fuel be obtained at from 81 TO 50
per weeE.
Further Information obtained by addressing The Dean.
l.. NJ. LAWSON, M. NJ,
90 9TH Faeahg
Dress Trimmings.
rASSELLED Union Trimming Velvet do, Paris Cord
Fall style, received this day by Express ut "a HORNS
UyONNET and Cap Ribbons Fall stya splendid assortment
I'D and cheap, Just received at "a HOhNs
LHMBD. and Drapery Musins RECEIVED ct
~ hOkNS
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@ REWARDt

STRAYED Stolen, from the subscriber, living in Eagle
- township Boone county about the 10th Of July
BLACK DOG of the Bull and Greyhound breed lie has yel
low had piece OF hemp around his neck when
lie in Indianapolis about the MIDDLE of July
which time have heard nothing of him. will pay
reward such other reasonable will ako
any who will deliver said dog give information
that get him, by writing Eagle Village. Boone
county, Ind. JACOB DYE.
D. o. 2wT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-30

The CALIFORNIA BUBBLE.-A correspondent of the
New York Courier says, in his last letter. that "near
ly every person, including government officers whose
letters the United States created this gold excite
ment were deeply interested in land specuations here,
and are now reaping golden harvests by tie rise in
real estate"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-30

O..y-Now. SINCE the August elections are likely 10
prove extremely disastrous whggery, the Phiadel
phia American, the Ajax lebanon of the Pennsyl-
vana Proectionists. recommends to Gen. Taylor that
'moderation is the true policy" How very SEN
sibe
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TAX K0TICE.

BOONE COUNTY TAXES FOR 1S49.
THE Treasurer OF Boone county Indiana hereby gives notice
that the duplicate Of State. County and other
for his hand
The Of charged thereon property
the general list for taxation for said year. follows
On each 800 for State purposes 25 cents;
On each poll for State purposes. rs cents
On each 500 for Indiana Hospital for insane cent and
and half mills
On each 500 Deaf and Dumb Asylum and two
and a half mills
each sloo for the education Of the Blind
On each Sloo for county purposes twenty cents;
On each poll for county purposes twenty 1--WE cents;
500 for road Purposes ten cents;
each 500 for railroad urposes, twenty
sn each poll for railroad purposes, ten cents
for the purposes receiving charged said dup
he will attend ct tie usual places OF holding elections In
the several townships in said county, the days following
wit:
Marion township Thursday the llh day Of October
next;
CLINTON township Friday. the 18th day Of October
In Washington township Saturday. the 18th day Of October
next;
Centre nshp Monday the 18th day Of October nert
In Sugar Creek township Monday the 22d day OF October
next
township Tuesday day next;
In Union township Wednesday the Gath day OF Oct
In Eagle township Thursday the s5h day Of October next
In Perry township Friday the 25th day Of October
In Harrison township Monday 10Th day October next;
In jackson township, Tuesday, the goth day Of October
next.
his Office in Lebanon, except when in
several townships until the first day OF January,
j. Il. MCLAUGHLIN, County Treasurer
Ieh,n AM
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-30
NOTICE.

TIE Partnership rndng under the firm of J. B. Irwin Co.
the Timing Business is this day dissolved All the Books
and Notes in the hands VIM. A. Wright who
thorEed TO collect them Persons indebted will please call and
settle at J. B. IRWIN.
August b. 1919. 24-3w WIN. A. WRIGHT.
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Tho Minnesota Registsr records the death OF Mrs
HARRISON, the relict Of Ex-President HARRISON.
Tie Register is too fast; Mrs. HARRIsoN is still alive
and likely to be for some years yet.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-30
ST. mARY,S SEMINARY.

ruNHE annual session this Institution will
Thursday the 9th day SEPTEMBER arrangement
Of last year. For &C the catalogue look
stores, or apply to the principal.
2i?w CT JOHNSON
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-30

The Loudon (Va.) Chronicle whose sympahies
evidently with the of Freedom. rebukes Mr..
Venabe for his threat about conhscating the debts
due in The South to Northern citizens, and remarks:
/" No rights that belong 10 the States of the South will
ever be trampled on with impunity. while Virginia
or Maryland, as well as the Carolnas, raise
voice for their defence and protection; but
none, who have their vision, To perceive that
the rights alluded to greatest misfortunc and
that, under the Providence of God the waning desire
for their continuance, amongst our own people, is the
real source Of these ebuitlons Of fanaiicism!
Wise and patriotic men, North and South, believe
slavery be an evil if not to the slave, at least tn
the white race; and they are all willing, nay, anx-
ous, that when .he means of it's annihiation (unac-
companied by injustice and eviD shat be presented,
il shall be disspated and forever banished from the
land. At the present hour the best and purest men
Of Kentucky are earnestly discussing the means OF
effeciing this; in Missouri, The same purpose has
taken hold Of the popular mind; and everywhere the
desire exists Virginia will not be iardy when the
hour comes. But neither premature efforts nor South
mock chivary' will influence the action of her
people,"
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-
CLOTHS casmerss osssnstt. yestIngs, and ~ kinds of
MAGNIFICENT LOTTERIES.
FOR SEPTEMBER, ls49.
j. w. Maury ~ CO., Managers.
$4,000!
200 Prizes Of $500
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For the Benefit of Monongdiid Academy,
Class No. LOG, for ls49.
To be drawn In Alexandria, Va Saturday, September s 20
LOtUest three number Prize $500.
SPLENDID SCHEME!
500 Do Rss s. DO g.
5OO &C. ticket; only siOasesFs %i j. pTSgStion
Do do IS Quarter do % 50
90 PRIZES OF S25G0!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the Benefit Of MonOngai,a Academy,
Glass No. 1O9 for 1919.
To be drawn at Aexanda Va Saturday, Sept s, l649
70 No. Lottery-14 Dracn Ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
One prize Of 5000 do le do 0Oo do 5000 do
cefdcaies q packages of 90 Whole Tickets slso 90
Do Do 90 90 s g 5a1i 90 90 So 8 SO
$4,000! $4,000!
rs No. Lotiery-15 Draarn Ballots.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the benefit Of MoaOngala academy.
Class No. liz, for S49.
10 De drawn sPLESDID s e fSi1ss sept
Ga: ':4a g. DC % &C., as do ssS
Certificates Of packages of a5 Whole Tickets si7o 90
Do do Is Half 30 IS 90
DO do IS Quarter do 80
Do do 3 Eighth do 81 IS
$4,000!
80 Prizes Of Sl.000
VIRGINIA STATE Lottery,
For the Bsnsft Of Monongdlia Academy,
Glass lis, for 1919.
To be drawn In Alexandria, Va, Saturday, Sept o. l649
GRAND SCHEME:
One prize Of $4,000 do o0o do sOco do 3ei 50 do l.
oOO so 5o s2 do sOO tickets sOhares in proportion
rs No. Lottery-I3 Dfai1n Ballots.
Certificate Of packagesof % Whole Tickets sI4o 90
do do % HaIf do 20 90
do do &c Quarter do IS 90
Capital $4,000!
500 1000! $4,000.
100 PRIZES OF 81, 900!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the Benefit Of Monongalia Academy,
Class J. for 1919.
To be drawn In Alexandra, Va Saturdays Sept 49, 649
70 No. Lottery--l4 Drd'cn Ballots.
BRILLIANT sCiIEMEI
One splendid OF S63 000 do $4,000 do 1900 do a.
oo do io prizes Of 1000 do 5000 10 do 1000 100 do L.
Cer,hca,esof packag &c Wholetickets $3.50 90
DO do 20 Half do 100 90
Do Do DO do &c &c S sss,,s' do Dc, $50 $50
Splendid Lotteries will receive the prompt aud
official of each wing Immediately
to all who order from us-Address n
Agents for j. w. Mauy Co., Managers,
243wF Alexandria, Virginia.
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PAY HEP 2

KNHE Subscriber wishing leave few for the
select his Fall stock of Fancy and Millinery Goods wou
respectfully all persons indebted him and
up it important have cash in purchasing bargains
81 WIN. A. WRIGHT,
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UDITTsBURGH Stone Coa-fOr sale by
ei.3w THOMAS BUST.
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COUNTERFEITs.

CHILL FEVER, DUMB AGUE, INTERMITTENT
AND REMITTENT FEFERS. AND ALI. THE
VARIOUS FORMS OF BILIOUS DISEASES
SPEEDILY AND THOROUGHLY CURED BY
DIR. OsgO0d's Indian ChOIagOgue.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-30

0OO Ps Prints reduced prices, ether with general
OV sortment Of staple and fancy dry goods
ITO WM. A. WRIGHT.
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UMBRELLAS AND PARAsOLs,

UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
Manufactured by Steam at the American Mandatory,
257 PEARL STREET,
(Sign IF the Three Golden Ulnbrelas)
M ERCHANTS in want Of assortment Of
l7k Parasols, advised to pay
No Second Profits.
but to call a the Manufacturers, who making
1900 DAILY,
introduction of Machinery
enabled produce the best and elegant II goods aud
to sell them at rate with which they def competition
ISAAC SMITH CO.,
Manufacturers, Nep York
P. s. We have branch of House established in Boston
Mass at No. sewa 6oek Milk street. where shall be hap
Ply to Eastern friends. IS.& Co.
Julr7. l0-lmsw&W
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
FINE Large Two Horse Pedling Wagon ana Harness,
N quire OF WIN. A. WRIGHT. A barga win be given.
August -. 2i-3w
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tLOTHS Cassmeres Cassine vesings and an kinds OF
u linen wear, for &c ntlemen, cheap at 81 DUNLOPs.
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Democratic majority on join, ballot. .-.-...-.