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ARKANSAS MINES. letter has been received in
Little Rock from person in England, in the en-
ploy OF the meters and refiners, TO whom large
amount of ore from newly discovered argentife-
rous lead mine in Arkansas shipped last spring
by the company owning the mine, and il was
stated that each ton Of the yielded four hundred
ounces of silver.
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HARRTsoSBune REPUBLICAN, OFFICE BuRsT.--Thc
Office Of this sterling Wing paper, in Virginia, was
consumed by fire on Monday last
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ouse adjourned until to- morrow.
OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
December 20, lS49
Information has been received from the United
States consul at Hong Kong of the DEATH at that
place, of JOHN WELLS, citizen of the United
States
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Two hundred and eighteen votes were cast, a
hundred and ten being necessary to a choice.
There was, as a consequence, no election.
motion was again made to adjourn until Mon
day, at twelve O'Clock. 1t was disagreed to-yeas
90, nays l6l.
And then the House adjourned until to- morrnw
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MoNRovIA, September Is, 1919

GOVERNMENT House,
MoNRovIA, September Is. lS49.
DEAR Sir wrote you few days ago, announc-
ing the probability that in few weeks the slave
trade would be completely annihilated at the Gal
hnas. have the satisfaction now to inform you
that my expectations have been fully realized.
The chiefs have consented to abandon forever the
traffic, and have actually delivered to Captain
Dunlop, of her majestys ship Alert," all the slaves
collected here for expectation, and have turned the
foreign slave-traders out of the country The sla-
vers have avaied themselves of the captains kind
ness, and taken passage also in of her maestys
ships for Sierra Leone. having first solemnly prom
ised Captain Dunlop that they would never again
attempt to revive the slave trade at Ganas or that
neighborhood.
Our negotiations are still going on for the Gal
linas, and think now will soon be closed to our
satisfaction. The principal obstacle is now re
moved, and our jurisdiction will soon comprehend
that territory. twill then be impossible again
to revive the traffic of slaves at any point between
Sierra Leone and Cape Palmas. / am happy to
inform you that public affairs are going OH
smoothly, though late efforts for the suppress
sion of the slave trade, and some considerable
amount we have had to pay for new territory, have
rather embarrassed us pecuniariy. l think we
have great cause for encouragement
Our relations with the natives are of the most
friendly character. Commerce is increasing, and
our citizens giving eattention than ever to
agriculture.
am, dear sir, respectfully, your obedient
want, J. J. ROBERTS.
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This was not agreed TO.
Severalo other motions to adjourn were made, but
without success.
The House then voted for Speaker, with the fol-
lowing result
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From Liberia.
GOVERNMENT House,

The following interesting letter from President
delphia:
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mot proviso from General TAYLOR, as the
only consideration for organizing the
House. We extract the passage
"The doubt on their minds, or it may
be their fears, can be readily quoted,
and the public business progress in its
regular and orderly channel, if you do
only what it is manifest to every mind
you should do-teH yoay friends aohat
yoar purpose as; whether to approve, or
place your Ueto on any bill containing the
Wllmot proviso, or any kindred mea-
sure, AND IN ONE HOUR THE.HoUsE WILL
BE ORGANIZED AFTER THE MEETING OF
ITS MEMBERS"
This appears to be an authorized COM
municatlon from the Opposition. 1t APP
pears in journal which claims to be the
sole organ of the Democratic party at the
seat of government, one of whose editors
is the soi-d'Sant representative of the
settle of the distinguished Democrats of
Richmond" and the Nestor, Thersites, or
<Zantippe of the great Republican party
while the other was associated in Con-
gress with the Brown, member with
him of the Executive Democratic Com
mittee during the late Presidential can
vass, and one of the most vindictive mar
tyrs of the present Administration. Com
ing from such a quarter, even in the garb
of letter to the President, the suggestion
is full of meaning. Take sides on the
Wilmot proviso, and the House will or
ganize at once! If the House does not
organize till it forces from General TAY-
LoR an expression Of opinion on any sub
ject, prematurely, or in any other than
constitutional form, we have much mis-
taken his character if it ever organize
We are not aware of any clause in the
Constitution which contemplates that the
President shall ''tell his friends" or his enc
mics what he will do with bill, before the
bill is passed and presented for his sigma
ture. We are aware that Mr.. Polk was in
the habit of charging his friends on particu
lar subjects, and that they were in the habit
of enlightening Congress on his views.
But this course was not only deemed in
sulting by the members of Congress-it
sometimes led individuals into gross errors,
and subjected Mr.. Polk himself to the
most offensive charges from his own
friends.
1t is, fortunately, no part of President
TAYLoR's duty to organize the House.
On the contrary, it is his constitutional
duty to abstain from all interference. And
from what we know of General TAYLoR's
principles and history, We believe that he
would rather perish than that the nation
atty of the WING party, or the integrity
of the Union, or the inviolability of the
Constitution, should suffer in his keeping.
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DEBILITY OF TIE SYSTEM,
A THOUSAND NAMES

% proof OF cures In this distressing class Of complaints
See pamphlet. Al broken dops, dcbaisd consultations
from tbe effect Of mercury, will find the bacng power Of
this article TO act immediately and the poisonous mineral
veradicated from the system.
THs - distinct properties which compose this article,
manifest themselves particularly in the application of tie
compound, for the distressing class Of complaints which
head this paragraph For centuries there has been
fks~ kafE
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Copper, Canvass, &C.
pATENT Scotch Sail Cloth, Of fax,
IL LIST, Cd and Sd quality, from 90 to
No.
U. S. Pilot Duck, (co,lon) from No. 2
toto.
Yellow Shea,hing Metal, manufactured
by Messrs. Crocker, Bro. s. Co.,
Taunton, from I 6 to "a OF.
English Sheathing Copper, Williams,
Foster & Co.'s 5.aHd, from l6 10
81 OF.
Taunton Iron Hoops.
Copper Bolts from 5 8 TO Id incb.
Coal Brook dale Try Pots, l40's, 1905,
and 1908, old and new pattern.
For sale by G. I. CHILD.
oct2 II
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TO SAILMAKE RS,
PASSAIC MILL
JOHN COLT
PATTERSONN. j.

So ths, purchasers shCuld satisfy themselves that
the duck they porchsse is stamped ss above. if
they wish 10 have Sail Cloth which can be de-
pended upon as being un'Iofn'Iy oI the besi stock
and insnufsciuie.
EFF Fo1 the protection Of consumer and desl>
or. each bolt will hereafter contain cad selling
forth the above fact Saiimokers, for their own
protection. shou'd allow the brand 20 remain up>
on as many Of the cio'hs in ,he'sai as possible.
Parties interested ia the sale of Other fabrics
ha,ing circulated a report ,ba, my duck 10 not Of
~ good quality now as il was formerly, ] beg TO
cay ths, II is now as i: has alws,s been. made
from the besi cotton and Darramtd 10 be su>
periOr TO aU OiheT Ame, icon ducks.
JNO. COLT.
The above article 10 for sale at the msnufac,a>
e,'s prices, by the undersigned, who are The sole
agents for this SisIe. BURR 81 SMITH.
oct
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Drugs and Medicines.

Drugs and Medicines.
The new store al the sigu OI
80 GALEN's HEAD IN Water ST.,
A having been fitted up in first
& rate style, & filed with az ex-
tensl,e assortment OF MEDICINES OF THE
FIRST QUALITY, the subscriber VIII be
happy to wait upon customers in anyde
,urtment OF :he Druggist business.
Warren, June p6, l84l
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LAID,

LAEDs
NRST quality Lard just received End 70
- sale by GEO. I. GARDNER.
oct
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Solar Lamps.
n NEW lot Of Solar 'Lsmps; jus, received
"a 0 tnov III E.'BRAMAN'5.
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Gold Watches.

Gold Watches.
go The subscriber has ior sale an assort-
EIA, ment Of Gold Watches, ior Ladies' and
EuS4 Gentlemen, which he is selling at much
less price than formerly. Those i'll want OF d
good article will pie ase call.
Also for sale, great variety Of elegant
Breast Pins. K. BRAMAN.
sept 80
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SUMNER ARRANGE MENT.
OLD IN il.

Bristol, Warren a. Providence.
~ the proprieio's Of the
Line Of Stages be.
&y@&3%kzGi tween Bristol and Provi-
Jence, resp pc ctfullv inform
the travelling public, that their Stages will
run, until further notice. as follows:
RAIL ROAD LINE.
Leaves Brslol. via Warren every day (Sun-
days excePtet) at quarter before 8 O'Clock
Am, and arrive in Providence in time 10 ok Q
the morning Train for Boston, Taunton OF
New Bedford. ReturDing-leuyesP Providence
at quarter past 5PM, Oh the arrival OF the
aiternoon carsirom Hoston.
HCCONM ODaIJON LINE.
Leaves Bristol every morning. (Sunday .
eIcepted) at halt pest O'Clock. Returning
Leaves tho Manuiariurei's Hotel, Provi-
cen g, al O'Clock, l.. NJ.
N .AIL STAGE LINE.
Leaves Providence every morning (Suh-
days excep,ed) al o'clock, AN. for War
!tn, Bristol and Newport. Returning
leaves NewpOitat 9 O'Clock AM, Bristol Ut
a quarter pust IL O'Clock, Warren III 1 o..
clock, arriving IN Providence in time TO
take the Cars Tor Boston, Tyunton or Ston
ington.
w. Books kept at the Old Line Stage OF.
fee, BRISTOL Coles andCommercial Hotels,
Warren; Manufa aciurers Holcl Pro yldeuoe.
JOHN CHADWICK,
q; SIX, r; KINNIcUUTT' Proprio,ors
april 22
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SAILS EUEY

NEAS received this week more Of those
II n NEW srvLE COLLARS and CRAvATs,
at hir Cloth and Clothing Eaubishmeai,
South Wa,cr 81. oct IA
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Ayers Cherry PcCiOraI.

FOR COUGHS. COLDS, ,coNsUMPTIoN.
UNHE BEsT medicine for coughs ever soly
IL and the cheapest IN the market II and
remedy can give you relief Cherry Peuorpl
will Whenever il has been used. hun dreds
Of cases are publicly known Of its truly pon-
detJut effects and with such certainty do
they follow its use, that il would seem no
case, however dangerous. need prove fatal, II
recourse 10 had in due season ts the Cherry
Pecioial.
No Pec'oraI has ever been discovered which
produces so many and 40 rapid cures; MOI n
there any SO annually adapted Cor family use,
T,v !, once and ,ou vii oever bs w,,hou,
il Price rs cents, Sold by
oct 7-6m WM II. DATOL, Agent.
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SPEEDY AND ErFECTUAL,
4 complaint Of most painful character, is
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED

and follows by few days Of this article IL is
far before any other This disease for any
other disease originating from impure blood. See PAM
Phiet.
This disease Is purely of the blood the action OF
ibis medicine, IN so speedy that the Piles whether inter-
nal or EXTERNAL will lie cured by its in few weeks
Hundreds, perhaps we can say thousands have been per-
tccty cured in the OF two three bottles Of this
ue, and as this cure is produced from the action of this
nacea upon the blood, II more likely to be permanent
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STOCkINGs-Hvmspun Stockings. Knit in
~ this town expressly Tor the subscriber, and
or sale low. J. +. DRlsC0L.
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CuarsrrrAs PRFsrNT

TOR MEMBERS or TIE NEWFNGLASD socte'y.
Lar -ori hv D. Ch@-v.r r. Jou--a - the ? :
rrr,,i y--7u - n N-w-v-F'snf - le6' -Rsoriai-d
from H. o. eirs' wih HiItorre ard IccA %
traitors ~ P~fen-es Principles srf P@rs "a ~ Geo
3 Cheevs- y n srtsor . Wsrcerings on he Aort
ssr- sr' J1rs'r>n Ace l.
rhe crignai '7u--s' - Us psgea. ne Nus-soonf OF
pow 'e--ss P-r-'p'-'. &c IN - rsg-s. owning oos
l1no. v0'une Of SIS psg~. P-ir- 8 cloth. gtlt - -
ARELArlON; -.
fJrrs % TIE h.girrrz snt rr-si-ss ~ the Ere l'h
Psr.'iT- tod ro'h In Me- Ere ard ~ cars M
Frg'Bh is1Aunr-r, hos merchants 49, oiheFs. viih
,h@ir -t pss.sr- tNsi- .sfA s---rsN. their ioNhl
hrff-F p s-S 'o-t.h- rl.-ii-g ihswseves 10 the
reil 4-f.-@-4 Tp--s - New i-o'A
As ALSO RELATION or FOVRE
s-7e-sn ds-o--r'-s s'~r. nsde BY sone d TIE fsras
z Rish srt-rs 'hsr- --si'ert
ins ur--v - Pv- sro-rs TIE hsh'tsion - the IT.
-iRrF gestest ki-g Hssssvo--- as tr-ir message.
he ansTa- 49, --tsr'sirn~rt th-v ~ - hin
~ u voyage mad Nv frr - han n he k'7Sdorrs
~ N--s-' - s~-s. NV hs hsl lN.t h'us-fA IN The
- vito r-rh srr'f~-'s Aef.l hen = ihst
III II iNe'- ''u-eY - ~ Krg''e n Nam ssch-t IN
fr-r = hei- Frssfest Kirg MsIsssoyL sss' Of he
roN FFons''' sd to reu-og- he upposed des1h OF
.h-ir lnf--r-eier Titcusrur
M Th-ir voyage to TIE Mschu'eu ard sheir enter
ts'-'n--t fher-
Wuh a. snr--- - 81 ,uch ohlsrro-, wsy
nsd- sFan" TIE iswfline.e Of English Plantations IN
tH0s.
L'rd'- pr'-t-t f,r 'h- Ber,ri- ard 20 ~ sod
~ h's se0 At he to- 0r-yhourds In Cornh ne-re The
R0-ai Er-hsrg- 1872
Puhrshed .rd for sac by JOHN Wiley.
c20 Sc l6i Road ~sv
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DRY GOODS.
Tyr rXCIrrMENT


=, TILL CONTINUES AT TIE 5OWERY SAVINGS
- STORE - BOWERY This E'tsbAsAnsn' 10 DO
,ux n. .x-u py 6ooSs susress In Nev'Yors. and A.
though he s@uou 10 drawing TO . eios--
STILL rHE srOcK Is KEPT Up.
E--ry Sag, or-r-S n III msrae secured. ard es.
cry svsnse gives 20 The purchaser 10 carry ea' me Do
sxu ard plrposs Of his eOoeerr, e
ANUTUAL SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Tais wees will be oE-fed great sscr'hees
100 n.rs slsnk-s from g. 10 s. per pair.
I''S'e ysrds Cssbr-res. 4 vide So 20 81.
100" yards rirh De LNnes ala 81. TO "a
1000 90 plain high cord DO o. 4. 81 10 81
500 CO new French Msrircs siss to -
leooo 20 Re- F.snael. Ala Sd 10 "A 81
lSso do Hope shsetias. al 60 prime srtiel.
laooo 90 7sWsshirs,o1 B.eaehs1 ssees,rss n Sd
very extra
le 600 dor Liren Hsrcterche, Sd .rdis
L u-n Osns.ss, r,hi- Covers. N,psirs
Cloihs Cssiueres Sstireu ard ye.urs,
And TIT, week We coat u COR sale Of sHiwLs Ard
should We sell ~ mary the ueSt two ve.k, ~ We have
The pas. q would male a. aggregate Ct resrlv
sooca FOR TIE MONTH OF DrcENsER, Is4s
sale sst,nshng ard smcs beyond beuef-eal low pr,.
ee. -, eel NV sucu- ~ gDors
ds TgNs?-.l " W = GIILEY co
GxrhT COLDS The .sls u Wet - ode ircm sAip
w TuscNrors will he osrirusi Tor few dave I'll the
whole .,e cod Nv 'iy- CT ghem, Prini-f Ls~r',
81 e-c--tirsiy low. Aso Dsns't Lnen pispers -
s'eti.. WIN MATHEWS Sc c.th.rirs st
nAukGED CLOrH-.-B,.et se'ysn Cloths,
IL tw' Id and Of sap-Fho- qlsitY tsmssec on we
vysg~ q Importation and for az al gr-ss r-dueuon
f-c-v rsgu ar Price. BY w MATHEWS 60 cs'asrtae-''
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THE H-LIpAYs, THE HOLIDAYS.

THE Holidays. THE HOLIDAYS!
SrRIN FS TOW SSEND
DIG TO ANNOUNCE hat ihsv az row July prepared
ID to zee ihs'r ffan1s tur'rg The HoNdsvs.
Thsir stocf ~ Lie-sr7 Presents {, q the hsrdsomes
srd NOS; varef rHsrsr'-r
That dsigh M ii'f's Holtpv box.
CHRtsTN IS SHADOWS.
"a srssivs worgirs OF Second sti''Nr. Which
vf ~ possible s -'pr- hssndfl than -. Srst: The
srg-sv'rgs srq1s'i~ he -r'cs rodsrate5 Tor
Ornamental birding 9 - ~ -d-~s
NovFtS LtryLy rrBtrsHFD,
THE GOLDEN CALF,
PPODT ;ALTTT 4ND SPECULATION
> csSrs
doctors. r--N-rs o.
--f1-- enlra. Hf- s'v-rr@sss. tur-'
.h'r' tn- s-t0r -ohgp-r, II fH. Gats' car
Gus r,Pii succ-.-on 5>f.r~ .W--sy Ns-.
MIRANDA
By the suthor OF th- ''Trsnper's B'ide." kc.
- CFNTS
W. n1us.'s h-fsrr- b. fou-i q ro-.Ffii
fhan r1ma' f-rn. PsurHi" "Esv~sr' - L cr1,n
p.r;r. s1-- 't.- 'h'. 's-'rt-f N-s~f. R'ut-y
The THOUSAND AND ONE PHANrOnS
By Asra~@r- D4ms
PACE p CENTS
--'I's rsr--s ~ - b. Of 10 h-'- sr-a
s-.fe-q tlt povsr.4 |y -Hs.'' -f.h. Pui
srRIN7ER TOWNSEND.
az 2i, - 3 -osdwsy
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AUCTION SALES.

L. q CARRiN0TON, Anetioness.
DY JACOB n PIATr.-Holids sale Of sssost
ID sd bas and fancy goods 20 gold spd silver wsek
80. soms Of which very hne, rich insid VIII pssf.
psuier nachs tables rich silver esd essss silver brooch
60 head ornaments, plns, kc ke large rich toys, 10 -
sorted lots suit purchasers imported pailsn eGds 81
sy lnlyss ADD for gold pens aud pencil osse parsss,
ssa,ins cases. steel watch ehsins I~.sren, porte NO
NEE bowie sniyss JACOB s. fLATT will cell, THIS
DAY ss sbo a. 10 oeiOch, 81 the auction room, ~
Plat CT Ia which z.t-ntioo 10 oifscted. suW
BENJAMIN MOONEY, Aoeaons.s.
DENJAuIN mOONEf viii sell THIS DAT, q
DlO O'cOcs, at tho soe.ion room, IL rlstt-a veney
Ooods spsd for hs soidays Wis niDs pine eaiidisg
boets work bOIes kitebeo furniture, panorama, g.
cordeons fancy boxes ssefstaies Also esses fAns{
oys suitable Tor rssileU Also, some spsndd srsees4
dolls, ~. gu w
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di9 SgisWFkA
mGRAw,S

GRAND NATIONAL PASORAAIC PAINTINGS OF
NAMFRICAs SCENERY, nov exhibiting IN wash
gon Hal 500 Brozd way, three doors above Niolos
Tine .ntc region OF ths nODls Hudson, tho eAsse
river " tho Western word ssfaoss aud Lsss 0oorsr
lDksthsr with cities, VII ages steamers, shipping noun
l.'e. stands and many Other interesting We've, The
waOls embracing great extent Of ne mOs sublime 400
oicresqus scenery no world painted ~ osofss h-i'
lar Fac .ss.J-d by J. Cornell D)Ors open ats =
p.iauus moves precs-ly ct u Aimssion - eels
children half pric- Days II exhibition, TussdaJs and
saurdsys a. D1ors open al l. LIBERIA srrsn s7mens
-. .y,b s-bool. GA wis
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Df.psferr, S-r.

fTY T-'rstots To- a. leo Rr- - 1890
r-f. T1srrrr' st1s f-s'-- ~
..-fr fu~r - -1 r0r- 49, '1' 80 10
Vrr - ts o. rt1Ie a. r,sss g
90 b 3 -fHrr- q
T-.t, w,r--y 7fS,- Yen -a Il aol %; ''o Pa -.
. W
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BOOK TRADE.
ANIMALS. ANIMALS

a. REDUCED PslCrs-CHEAP cprIp
\ CaEA' The Ls-tss Of Memory nos, ...ar,,l
Aus
Tn- G-ra ostse ssssor most s'e-s-t Keepsake
Th- SOD tr-us' n 1st 81 i-rcit riff
80 Gems - B-sgy. tz-v- -nErsvtrss
r. BriHsnt oesurf1l slh -iih sAeeo llusss-
1r-s --ss-ty bud - morO~ro.
To ---ticn a. % irnoo,si,is bat n vou w-rt e..
ys- Ao,rs ora Sra. - s.'ortn-rt ~ ilvsra uofss
Dewitt 4 DANtNfORr.
6sr sir Trhu-~ sni'ei7g. SsasusL
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CALIFORNIA.

GCAPABLE WOMAN In good health, between q
N and 81 years " ago. wshes 70 90 70 Csiornis WIN
family WHO will give her psssass fos nss ssfv,ese-
al. hiy saisfae,ofy recommendation sen be shows Ap
Div 70 I6I1 5iseod'I ISAAC HOPPER, Is CeauesG
EIIIEpuNIA HkTORTs -Cslfofns AsssrA.
separating gold from qaieasivef en- inospsosebN
.f,icis fof miosfs Manufseiufed snd for ssle ~
40 t.t. DIFvT sRdrHsRl 60 ~ WrlhsmM
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Ss aAgsa seStsa. cA.isssoa say'. es'soa al 'S'
Msrtis
s. corn sa Bath s,s-os les'e. Oct r. rassss sr.
Ia -, & srd Fs,L liza. asss 4 Ps.e.cai1l
Col<ne. Lever, ssTssrAA sCs, eeiHa aso 'rs
Wa
Pcr "a
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WANTS.

tIANTED-A s.iIsaon - uu-s- b' respectable
~ Protestant young ~oUsn, iss groi p in se~er sud
wi Ing to make hers-f generally useful Gao he seen 81
- Bare sv-, ast plsc~. where saissctO'y informs
uos cHn be cbtsnsd Character and capacity 90 2s
WANTED IN Old -sshl s1rd i.bhins house a
uis7 10 tskr charg- a. her hosiery d~psrtn-ut
A.o boy ge1ersi tssissIt Address box s8l Post
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