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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-13

FR KESSLER, annonnces to the Travelling
4Nt Pnblie that be has returned TO the above well
hnospu afaz1d nD0 is now prepared 90 acconmodate
in the best mannsT, 81 Who may favor him with
eheir patronage.
NoeHorss will be spared to promote the comfOsl
and convenience Of Guests.
gT Good STALKING and carefnl OsTLERsi in at
tendance.
Frenont. November "a. 1s49-56
TTTARRANTYs Mortgage, and Qnit Claim
s'es - ~TREEAAN OFFICE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-04

fFrom the London h.rcsstiis 0ss~tts sulr 10
The weather has bsen saslacsvs- i.f tbs xrs-tng
crops since our last, having had . high rsnTs -
tmysratare, with occssa"nsi showers TIE -
ports from the sgriculiurnl districts are. hs~~Yer.
somewhat various, ssd many are ~ osaaioe thsi
the sharp frost which w-s erp~r,snccd % ihs
morning OF the losh 81 June last. sh-cisd III
portion Of the wheat crop thea IN ear. talsrsusy.
IL 10 certain that IN some lec.is~s Fed xrfin 80
walls TO a considerable extsnt smpag mo cary
kinds Of wheat. and In oshrrs me boem . sa.d nei
10 have set ~ regularly az could ~ dssr~a fh~-s
complaints are no, general. hat 10y resch usffum
dfernt quarters, aud the pgohahl~ yisid y csnsr-
qpently regarded les sangulaely thAn as ~
case earlier in the sesron. The daia shofard ~
any dec,ded op,n,on bring ioass~a 'nsrrcn. ssd -s
must reserve our judgment this p-sni asnl snsi-
ters shall have advanced -on,s~h@f farth~f Ihs
Improvement In the crops 81 AL -rraT c"fu aad
lowed on all hands 10 b. very great, snd a. ysi
We ere bsppy To say We bear he conpsaiais -
sp citing POTATOES That this rect ~ih hs aii..
eeiher free from dis~ss~, scarcely N b. ssp-sisd
n ~, ar and a. *. Sr.ss,a sf i.ss sassr ss...s
culture 70 very lzrge, . moderaislf gead -
suit would make imm~ass addiuSa IN ths
aggregate quantity Of food, end cenPens.s
for any slight dshciency which IN. psrtid
blight 81 the wheat ears may. p-rbses. ecesrisa
in the produce u the last NAMED crop The a.
vorable character ~ the weather has not ee~a
without It's influence on the grain trade, ssd
in the deliveries of whes, from The gro ~~rs psso~.
of that article have receded ls PER qaufef ~ ssse
raj Of the principal msrkes IN the rural dsarscfs.
wbilst at ports on the coast nj which the sas-s~s
from abroad have been ,o'erably god. or vhers
stocks Of foreign are held, quotations. have gves
way IL. TO - per quarter. Al M-rhisne sa~srss
bas b~ep dull throughout the week, caused. IN thu
iirst instance, by the ha<nees u the wesihsv sd
after wssd~by the ext>n, ofthe scre'es srr'val as
~srds OF 1000 ore wheat, 5000 CTS eH'.,, sad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-04

INTERESTING SLAVE CAsE "A valuable negro
slave, who had been at work as a blacksmith on
the dry dock At Pensacola, arrived at Portsmouth,
N H., on the 9th ult, IN a vessel from that place.
letter. had been sent 10 Portsmouth by the owner
60 detsin the black, order that he might be re-
aurned, and the pilots and others were on the look
out Coz him. But the friends Of humanity got wind
of the matter, and the ARRIVAL Of the vessel, a
few OF the most energetic and active abouonists
went down 10 her, in the lower barbor, to obtain
possession Of the negro, but were resisted by the
captain, and were forced to leave. They thea
procured warrant for assault and battery, went
down the second time with officer, arrested the
captain, and summoned the negro a witness.
As roos ss they reached the city, the captain vas
care a BY his friends. The affair created cossi-
derable excitement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-04
The mayoraity OF Baltimore.

BsLrrsosK, August 9, 1850.
Tn. democratic msyorsl,y sec.ders held q meeting
TO day and amid much enthusiasm. noninstsd Turner
for mayor. They then marched down In body, With
drum and &c, 20 Turner'S house with much cheering
There win doubtless be two denecr candidates for
mayor the regular delegates viii nominste Mon
day. Much excitement prevails between the two
parties
Psul Bcxht little boy, living at FeIi's Point,
drowned yesterday afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-04
K0xiSLTI0ss AND COMPLICATIONS,
DC, DC. Sc.
OUR SPECIAL Tr1rsRApmc CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR SPECIAL TEIEGRAPHc CORRESPONDENTS.
WAsHI~Gros. Aug 3, 1850
Mr.. Thomas Howard, of Texas, fourteen days from
A Justin, srrived In Washington last evening lie
comes we understand agent Of Governor Bell Of
Texas, to President Fillmore and with the necessary
information from his government TO encourage the
which Mesms Houston and Rusk have pursued
on the boundary question.
When the President few days ago, was asked by
the Texas delegation to make known his policy, with
respect to this boundary dispute, he asked few days
grace til his cabin should be fully organized that
he might have deliberate consultation the subject
Meantime, Dir Howard brings information that 500
men had volunteered in Texas to go to New Mex
sioo; that the Governor had accepted them, that
the troops had sent to Senator Rusk to command
them and that Is coo could be procured, If desired.
Hut the march Is i'm desert ~ Limos
Esfucs9o is siaked plains, stalk d. by tslegtsphc
poles In ancient times by the Mexcans to guide their
this trsckless of $50 miles Tex.
as win therefore postpone invasion, we suspect,
while there is hope of pacific adjustment
The cabinet, impressed with tue necessity Of imme-
date action, are In session upon the subjro. to day
and, on Monday Mr. Pearce will bring 10 ar Clay's
original proposition for defining the boundary Of New
Mexico giving her government, and paying Texas
ten millions for the disputed territory.
MIR. Fillmore is expected to send up a message re-
commenting the measure. No doubt is entertained
Of It's passage.
am informed that Nr william Ketchum has been
nominated Collector of BaGalo in place of Mr.. Allen
who was heretofore nominated aud that the subst-
uton has been referred the Committee on Commerce
and Navigation.
The case OF Eessrs Maxwell aud Lewis will be acted
upon next week TIE former reported upon favor
ably yesterday as / On informed.
Dir. I. Cr:ttenden has been nominated as Consul at
Liverpool
MIR. Fillmore, II Is said, has fpally made selections
of Secretaries of War and the Interior and they will
abe communicated to the Senate on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-04
TaIRTY-FIEssT CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION
House OF Representatives.


BY RAINS ELEcTRo-cHEMIcAL rELEoRAPH.
wAsHisorOs, August 8, 1850
THE FoRrIFIcAToF BILL.
Mr.. Boar, (dem) of South Carolina, inquired what
@had become Of the Fertilization bill In which many
felt much interest
The srEAKER said It was his table and would come
up in its regular order.
PRIVATE CALENDAR.
Mr.. DAsrEL, (dem) Of North oarolins, made an in
enectusl effort to take up the private calendar.
irDiAr APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole
the State of the Union the Indian appropriation
Bill
hessrs TsoS1rsOS, Of Miss, and swrrrsrR of Ohio,
Doth democratR during the disc Of the am end.
charged the late Secretary Of th Treasury With
ileeany expending money which had BY law reverted
Mr. CHAsDLrn, (whig) OF Pa entered his solemn
protest against the charges touching the character Of
Mr.. Meredith The gentleman from Ohio had more
than once found something In the conduct of the
late Secretary deserving of Every friend of
the late ard present substitution IL bound to be-
lieve that the gentleman, BY the repetition, means
Mr. swxSrsEr-I mean that the late secretary's
act IVES unsut horized by law.
Mr. cHArDIrr replied that the House hs, already
decided THE aud called the department for all de-
p.rtures II any, from the Law
Mr.. swEETsrR said, that for the third time he had
been sttsoked by the gentleman from Pennsylvania,
who had perverted hisremsrks.
Mr. wHIrE, (whig) of New York rose to poi Mt Of
order that the gentleman must eondns himself to the
amendment, required by the rules
Mr. swsETsrR will the gentleman from that side
orretal inquiry into the conduct II the retired Sesre
tsry and have they to choke down the motives Of
f., rentlenenf
Mr. sr,sLry, (whisJ ofN c., called Nc. sweetser to
order (Confution
The cnssH,s decided that Mr. swest,er, according
TO the latitude usually allowed. was In order.
Mr. STANLEY appealed, and on the question being
81 taken, the decision Of the Chair reversed
Mr.. Josrsor. (dem OF Ark, offered an amendment
which adopted appropriating $50 900 for procur
ing Inflammation and preparing statistics and making
treaties With and presents to. various tribes OF In
dams In the United States, the borders Of Mexico
In the course Of the ave minutes debate, Mr. Ksuf
man, (dem of Texas said that he had read letters
from Major Neighbors. Who % ths opinion that o
few thoussad collars TO make presents. would have
lar better effect than military force TO the In
dams. and an expenditure OF millions In warfare.
Among other amendments adopted. was one OF
SIS COO Tor tn. extpguhmept Of the title 81 Indians
In the territory Of Minnesota aud similar sum to
carry out the treaties with the Texas Indians, and
preserve peace and tranquility Nth them.
Tie Conmistee roee and the amendments we're con-
. cured in.
Pending tue question Of the third reading Of the
bill, the House. at half past one, adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-04

ei9ssliy e~surr~a 10 Fht.s~fDei. q. 80 "a iust
t<t-vsn t.s esler.a geuses List~r saa ttmstsy
hr~~r sN~wt Mmsls 10 -hAnn ~ f*~~ ~as kAAi~A.
~ sssss vnk sss Vaesws $500
Esrssv~t rh.wpss eu4ar~e vss slIsf ~ 49, 500
tsss~. S~ss tsesse. o 80 s~rs maes s~~s-~s zoe
ssssxf~s~1 vth~ ~ -ss s~stlsa ss ~if~
Th<rs zoe ss ha.sr~s .s~ss~rs 81 shs waits s~a
phss epst~es, We, q. The stA ga
IN. ~ksis n-~h~r - s~ssAs W sh.i~rs 10 ciasi~.
s.ii tusiss Ne wsnts e Ssiy. -. ~fss lssU-s
s.s ssfrsty tFa
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BaLriNoss, August ., 1850
The Southern mail IL through.
At Richmond. Thursday night, Captain vngneld
was dresafsliy beaten by o mao named Blake, Who
called at his house on pretence Of business.
The democratic majority In New Hanover County,
North C.rolins, " 7B
New Orlasps Is unusually healthy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-04

Als.rr, Aug o. 1850.
A barge issen With corn, vent a rock last night
a few mites beio- the city, and sunk in deep water
she IL named ths Bishop, and only part Of the cargo
will be saved She is Owned By the M.ssrs Dursnts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-04
Duel In yfrgtsia

PoErssourH, Va. August 3, 1850
DR.. Bright Of this place and DR. william white, Of
Deep Greek, had alteration Thursday when the
former shot the latter badly In the cheek They then
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-04
TELEGRAPRIC INTELLIGENCE.
THE TEXAS AND NEW Mexico DIFFICULTY.
MEETING OF THE cAslNET.

arrival Of Special Messenger from Texas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-04

IswNAirHr COspIrIoS ov rns WHrrs HouU.-
Pr.sdent FILLMORE. b. the sdvIce 81 hi- physician,
has taken spsnncnfs for the night ia Georgetown,
IN coneequence oi the unhealhtul condition Of the
Whit H0ase. Of 10 unhe althfulness there can be
no c1~r'i.n. u 10 believed that almost every in
snlies, white and black, were sick there; and
thsfs ard Generals Harrison and Taylor, who en-
iered 80 ~slis well; While from there, with the
s~cds AZ di-es-e lurking in his franz, went Prsi-
drnt iulk. ~ de q shcft time afier~srds AMI
tbsrr. 30. dies tho brit Mrs Tyler. The cellars
a uss Whns House arr enceediagly damp al all
unes, and from the ha@ement story chilling al
dooe op~nsd Oss frsl- Of once that such AIR
- wbolstoue. AIDED 10 thi-. the mslaria from
thf letunac. ~nhoui an Iatrvcnng object 10 bresk
~ sfscf, con ~ fu apon the sBuih -ide Of the
Aais house, an all ns uaahsfrd. unbrokea po~er.
The long hrAns. a. u - called. over the Potsmsc.
srtuaih alAss ~ ne ~atrr and makes the river
lssl has huEs mia d.ni, ~hsle the gIeennes. Of
o. sxsfy ems whai msasf 10 the condaoa 81 ~ al
uosphFfs rh~r~ sAeula ~ hrht hrdge across
~ iotemac-s hiG afrkrd and csp.cisas bridge
80 - ~ th~ wairrH fsAe tsrtr mafarsl currni
pninp~ds A. sd me c~hsrs sna ha.~m~ni ~ the
WIZ hou.s khauld - drainrd. vsatiistrd All
n..as thsso~shiy dJ NIL <~~'saa. <.s .
Gov ourr-ss 40 r-s o. as Ixvapras --Gs.
Qunusn. ~ Mi-si-~tpf-. hs.ssa h~~u iadictes ~ q
sfand tufF w Nee oll~sns. tsr sli~rra psftcirs.
ns.n - Va O~ha sxpstii,n.. No 0gvebaf - Lea,-
slans hae msdH rFVnlsi lawm mpna him iof himself
Thr rin.aiiuls@n ~ Ma-~s@gps pruxaes thsi before
Gossrp~f eco ~ tIird 90 criH,tasl ehracs, Ne
nuwst ~ lnng~arhsd ana r~msswd ~ The L~gi.l.
tus~ The. he~~sss, r.frrs a. cnss~s "a sis-s that
w 70 sh"~s sR.ssl ths Usied Sts'es. ss~ms 10 10
ssauN . - aFntrfMf
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Ts LarspEs -rhe~s in~rcts spg~m 70 ~ ere
htng sena.aernbA~ ssclf~n~ai snsmg N fsrm~F.
IA Nounsouth cumatF. n. \. Ths htxAt.ie-a a.
go says t.ry have alrssdy ouma~nc~d thru
rstaGss go NJ hFTsf trw~a ne t~4a. a. may
insanres. l.as a. tk.urh sh~y haa s~~n ntps~d ~
sn ssflt flnst fsufs are snssFtaia~d thai thsy
~hick, n rr.llred. wul b. "a ~rriaas coa~equ~ace
Tie sing 10 sni1 " 10 a~aaly enrs snd "a Mem-
d.y hns, age " years. sfunr ~ hscasi.
sne nd m . 30 hoars sfAer~sd -Nsssark ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-04

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS or THE EXPLOSION or
INK STEAMBOAT AMERICA From the engineer Of
the Alabama, which came in at six O'Clock this
evening. We learn that the Alabama fell in with
the America about two O'Clock, A. NJ an hour
niier the terrible accident had occurred. As the
hosts came together, he says, the persons board
the America rushed Ia the other boat like flock
ofshsep. some with baggage on their shoulders,
and nearly all In a state OF confusion and bewI'-
ocTmenI On board the America the scene wts
an awful one-seseral were dead, and their heads
and legs torn of from their bodies, and many
dTradiuily ecaldrd. Those who were able, ran
about b~gRipg Tor rthcf from their suiIerings lis
and others poured oil over several, until the sap
Ily wa xhaustcd, and mols ssrs was used in its
sicad. Mr.. Jcsrph SunchH. of Durham, CT, who
~ namtd ~ fatally scalded, stated his residence
10 one OF the passengers on the Alabama, and re-
qncsisd him " ~rile To hts wife that his last
thought was 81 her. The explosion took place in
the sisrbosId hoier, the srcond from the outside
blowing the forward end ~ u entirely of, turning
the boiler deck upside down. raising the upper
hoat q perfect wreck. When the Alabama left
Ene, eight 81 the scaldcd were dead, and pro5a-
b. as many more wall not recover.
Isa Sf Po.er. '-gsy.d-w. "A. Burnett. N. Y,
not badly scsla~d, hands slightly; Jeremsh Con-
nor, wife sud tive children, badly scalded; Nc
Isuf HIN, fremsD tied In an hour; VI Brown. color
I'd waiter, torn 20 ri,c-s BY the pitnan; Wm. Lii
vac. head cook. badly Scaided: Richard RetAiic,
Whilhy. Canada, badly scalded; Luther Kinney.
Washington. Macomb Co, Mich, badly scsldrd;
lo-eph StsDclih, Durham, CT, MORALLY; James
Chsncelior, hreman, died IN an hour; Patrick
Wslch. fireman, will DIE; an old Frenchwoman,
shoe dealer an New York, badly; Archibald La
s-y, stseraRe passenger, Mich, badly; ]. Z. La
ior, CiRcinnsti, not badly; II, q. Rumsry, Cinein-
nau, face and hands slightly scalded; Patrick
Ilowlsy. drch passenger, hands and face scalded;
ID. u. Terry, Nof~sik, Ohio, head injured by
fall; VIM. Terry, missing, no doubt drowned;
Bridg,t Welch, Buffalo, badly scalded; Jacob
downing. Albany, hands slightly scalded; Michael
iisgrery, fireman, must de; Charles Potter,
fiensrr, nissiag; Dennis Wsrrro, deck passenger,
badly scslsed; James Murray. Irish deck hand,
badl, scalded; Thomas Parceil, fireman. badly
scaldsd; colorrd coca, name MT known, slightly
scaiasd The America was ia Cirvcland.-Cispe-
iena (tlhi0) Hrraid. Eyfra, y.is ~.
The republic., 1850-12-06
LIFE ASSURANCE.

National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society
20 CoRNHILL, LONDON, AND III WALL
STREET, NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, E500, 900 sterling, or So, SOC, 900.
~ (Emporoered by Act of ParIianent,) 2d Pc
Royal assent, 27M July, 1888. "a savings' Bank
ray, George street, Hanover Square, Clairmane}
The Court Of Directors, London.
UNITED STATES BoARD or Local DIREcroRs.
New YoRK.-C. Edward Habcht, Chairman !:
Samuel 5. Rowland, Samuel NJ Fox, William Van
Hook, Aquila G. Stout, Fanning c. Tucker, Bache
McEvers.
PmLADELPHA.-C Clement c. Biddle, George R.
Graham, w Peter, III. b. NJ Consult Louis A.
Cooley. William Jones.
BALTIMORE. Jonathan Meredith John McTayish
(H. B NJ. Consul,) Donald Mcllvain, Samuel HofI-
man, Henry Tiffany, DR.. J. II. MoCullooh.
BosroS.- G Gorge NJ. Thatcher, Israel whitney.
Franklin Dexter, benjamin Scaver, Elijah ID. Brig
ham, 4. A. Crattan, III. Is. NJ. Consul)
J. LEANDER STARR, General agent.
EDwARD II. RIcHARpsoS, General dcco,1nlant
for he United Siatss and B. ". n. Colonies.
Pamphlets containing the rates of premium, pros
pectus, examples, names Of Agents, medical exam
ners. &c, can be had free of charge application
at7l Wall street, and Of az ,nts.
Part Of the capital is permanently invested In the
United States, in the names Of three Of the local di
rectors, strustecsavailable always 20 the assured
in cases Of disputed claims (should any such arisc)
otherwise.
Premium becomes due, without forfeiture Of policy
The United State. Local Board meet every w ed
ncsday al their Onhce in Wall street, where all
business connected with the Societys operations in
America is transSctcd-ahording thereby every
possible advantage Of promptncss and attention TO
parties In leave to travel loans settlement
&c
Medical examiners attend daily. at o'clock. p.
IN, at II Wall street. and at the Office Of the dill
icrent Local Boards and Agencies
All communications 20 be addressed TO
j. LEANDER STARR, Gcnsrai fgent
! for he United States and for %. ". Il. CoiOnie'.
] June D
The republic., 1850-12-06
TURNER q NUDGE,
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Charles street, baltimore.

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IIAvE for sale ANiEs'S fine and superfno Let
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Papers; bluc-wovc, whitc-wovc, and blue laid,
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prospe of
THE ONsTIT UTION

"A ne1 Daily Paper 10 be published IN Wash
ington City, ID. &.
rI,HE UNDERSIGNED will shortly publish at the
Il scat Of the National Government daily
paper, az the organ Of the great USioS PARTY Of
the United States.
The elements Of nationol revolution, evolved
from the passions Of mankind, always tend 20 fatal
examinations; but u j. the prcrogative Of an
ghtcncd public will 20 control them, and make
them subscrycnt 60 Wisc and patriotic Issues. Such
elements arc nov fcarfully At work In the United
States, tending avowcdly 20 revolution wEich
every patriot would dcplOrc the greatest calam-
ity that could possibly bcfal The country. The cf
forts 0i the UNIog PARTg alone can avert that ca
lamity-thc untfed efforts Of those who, nobly re
inquishing personal and old party considerations.
arc determined 10 stand shoulder TO shoulder iOr
"Libvfy and The Union, nOU and (orevo, one aud
tnffgafabit +"
The fires Of American patriotism require 10 be
rckindlcd iu the hoars of too many Of our coun-
trymcn. Eyil influences from abroad have found
their way amongst them, aud siuothcrcd the
hsfncs which oughi never % subsidc In American
hsrssina. ln cue section Of the country an ignis-
laiuus has been held up as light 90 better proc.
pefity in another, tlic moral sentiment bas been
stimulated to uouomauis, with the design Of cl-
isrtinr n collision beteccn the North and the South
snd a dissolution of thc American Union. Even
nuu ths missionaries II ruin, sccutinN blood from
aisr src hovcring. ike vultures, In tie hope Of A
c1hfict
Hshirhumr. therefore. f5r patriotic American
old trsmmels ard divisions. and 20 unite in one
rrsaisr party. So The salvation II the country. IL
y hrh tirir tt uley should wake from thoir ialse
- sftiy and iDuk tsir real danger In the ftcci 10
rrasfrt tffif true American character, and resolve
uiih an entfgy never o. o. relaxed that no oreigu
~ diflesi g. sia Say the course of their cOun-
uv' . riaftlus teFtiny.
D. etl te o. earnest purpose Of "fHF CossrfrU-
Frs" isfthiuly to represent the scutincnts 0t the
7 lutun pauy. it elll rccognisc 40 man as a Whig
~ sl ihfulorfsii bui ryrry ono AZ a friend or
y - g. co. rnisr. the Constitution. and the laws
snf eill adto-a aic fisss measures aud only those
hah thf iniun party wiA ssnltion.
Nah ~ prino lplss snd mutivc-, "rHt Covert
rtfaN 80 taks ths hsld, "thricr armed" In the
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surfssz afi a ths lherslsupPgrt of an enighieno.
ans sffl tutsg-cndsnt people.
fhs hfsi nsfuief sili ue Tuhlishcd a. soon N,
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atifrssssi a. a. Publishers masi he pnst paid.
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DA~G 90 rUE METROPOLIS sToct
1 ID WANTED. Apply o.
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PRICES OF TYPE.

And larger sizes at equally low prices.
Fancy letter Of every description, Combination
Borders, Flower CUTE, and Ornaments in great
riety
Wood Letter of every description, from TO rs
lines Plea, at manufacturcrs' prices.
Smith, Washington, and Power Presses, of the
following sizes and prices, viz:
The republic., 1850-12-06
TO PRINTERS.

TYPE PRESSES, AND, EVERY MATERIAL
Il NECESSARY FOR FURNISHING NEWS
PAPER BOOK, AND JOB OFFICES, can al
ways be had at the long established BALrIMoRE
TypE FOUNDRY, Bank Lane, adjoining Barnum's
City Hotel at greatly reduced rates, on six months
credit for approved notes. or a liberal discount al
lJyed where money IL paid.
The republic., 1850-12-06

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