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CONGRESS SIS.
MONDAY.

MONDAY, Aug. ~.
SENATE, Mr. Cass asked reference of his reso-
luton as 10 the exercise of civil powers by military
officers, to committee on military affairs carried.
At IL o'clock the special order on the fugitive
slave bill was taken up Mr. Mason offered sub
sttute for the BILL einbodying provisions and amend
ments heretofore submitted
Mr.. Dayton offered as an amendment Mr.. Web
ster's bill.
Mr.. Cas- gave notice that he should propose the
amendments of the committee Of thirteen. Mr..
Dayton briefly explained and advocated his amend
ment. Mr. Mason replied and supported his own.
Mr. Dayton's amendment after discussion by
Messrs. Mason, Winthrop, Berrien, Butler, Walk
er. Underwood and Chase was rejected-ll to "a.
Mr.. Chase then offered amendment which was
rejected without debate. Mr.. Winthrop offered an
amendment to give fugtives the right of Habeas Cor
pus and trial before District Judges He explained
and advocated it. as also did Mr.. Dayton. twas
opposed BY Messrs Mason and Berrien, and was
lost by Ii to 20. Mr.. Pearce offered an amend
ment which was ordered to be printed, and on mo-
ton Of Nh. Underwood the subject was postponed till
tomorrow.
The Supplementary Census bill was taken up and
the House amendment disagreed to. The Senate
then adjourned.
HOUSE,. The Senate's supplementary census
bill. after discussion and amendment passed.
Mr. Brown, of Indiana, offered resolution to take
up the Senate's bills Of New Mexico, California, and
Utah on the sd inst.
The reception being objected to, aIr Brown NOV
ed suspension of the rules, and demanded the yeas
and nays. Considerable excitement and confusion
followed this movement, ii being considered test
question. Mr.. Brown modified to the goth.
The motion was rejected, yeas 81, NAYS 9S
Mr.. Ashmun proposed resolution providing the
following e the order Of consideration: Utah, Texas
boundary, California aud New Mexico.
The yeas and nays were ordered on motion
suspend rules in order to receive the resolutions, and
the House refused
The discussion on the Civil and Diplomatic bill
was resumed. Various amendments were proposed
and mostly rejected. Some progress was made, and
pending discussion, the House adjourned.
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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival 81 ti,e Europa.

The steamship Europa left Liverpool a, II o'clock
Saturday week, aud arrived at Halifax on Monday
night
The Steamship Atlantic arrived at Liverpool on
Tuesday. at midnight. Her running time, from
dock to dock, is stated at ten DAYS, eight hours and
twenty minutes: thus beating all previous passages
by many hours. The Hibernia arrived on Sunday
evening.
The cotton market has been quiet during the
week, and prices reduced one eighth. Flour and
Corn-TheEe had been large arrivals Of wheat from
the north Of Europe, and prices remain pretty nearly
Is before, sa
Indian Com. commenced by very general reports
Of the potato blight has advanced cd Is per quar-
ter and is generally held for higher rates
Business IN the manufacturing districts continues
brisk. The prospect of an abundant harvest is gen.
orally COED, except for potatoes, hr which serious
fears arc beginning be felt. The rot is reported
to be spreading rapidly. especially in the south Of
Ireland
The political and general news BY this arrival is
not yet telesraphed.
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ExKcuRsIos TO BosreS. We woald caB the al
tenton Of cur readers, to the fact that an Extra Train
Of Cars win leave the Boston and Worcester depot
Saturday morning at 5 O'Clock for Boston. This ex-
cursOn has been planned for the purpose Of afordiug
the citizens Of Worcester Leicester, Hoden Auburn,
Shrewsbury, and other in the neishborLood. an
opportunity 10 visit Bur's Seven Mile Mirror. The
whole fare going and returning, viii be bl 50 oent in
Gliding ticket to the Mirror. As the return train
does not leave Boston until P NJ, ample opportunity
win be afforded for such as desire it. to extend their
excursion to Nahant, bingham, Rainzford Island or
Hull by steamboat
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Hoax. Some wsg has been euizzing the ed.
Tor of the Boston journal That paper Of last even
ing says:
The following IS reported to be the vote fg Ssn-
gus-our informant was not positive as % rs cor
rectDess Thompson 81, Sumner 10. Ranlcul rs. .
We presume the informant was no; '.p0sitire- .
hwal be seen ihAt be has gwen the vote to the
wing candidate II the fourth district, the Free Soil
csBdiaase of the first. aud the democratic candidate
Ofthe second Beside, Saugns Is strong demo
cratic icurn- "N0 positive" Indeed. 4
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SINGING SCHo0T.

Il 5 MASON will commence School for generals IN
struction in SINGING, for Ladies and Gentlemen o.
Monday Evening, Aug. &c, at his Room. M 2
WARREN HALL, PEARL STREET
Inc term VIII consist of "a Lessons to he held on NM.
oay ana FRIDAY Evenings Tickets for Gentlemen 81 81
aoes and may be had Of the subscriber as abevewhere
ne VIII Dc happy to give any further information respecting
the class that may be desired.
The exercises of the the Glass viii commence q, .
Aug2O ~ a
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q Gen Taylcr died q dssenicry, and Shole "a.
'iou lnouus The melancholy event. Had One brave Cd
General used the Smilax or Spanish Szrsaparilla a.
be did when with The army a, the South he might nov
hare been living. He found it one of The hes, thing,
70 ooTeo, The system aRd prevent lhoe violen, attack
ino'deHi to the heat q Southern climate The same
art'ce IS prepared b. Bush s Co, and now used 10 an
astonishing extent. and with remarkable sDouess N the
Norzhern STATES.
Soid tg L. 7. l4azeh, A. Clarke, D. Scott Jr & c..
e. A. E. Harringtoa, spusv & Saley, T. ID. Web.
efoee' c9nings ( Aichols, and Cslvin Nextoa, Hor-
eesteF' Mass, and BY Agen,s ihrcughous the State.
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a FRUITruL MorHER We are Informed bx
The gentleman VINO : taking the census, in the west
ern part Of eur eoCniy gScioio, o. that he visited
family N which the mother had recently given
oHth g hef fnneHifefh child. he saws il was sigh,
worm ee"ding, 10 see the youngsters running abou;
The house, ranging from small 10 great. liz ,bs ~
Of an organ. The family reside not lar from town
and We hope some Of oar old bachelors. whom M
naK-headed mehin can call "pspa," will nav !, !
'ash PortsmoutA TO- IagGirer.
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- Mr.. Green, the English eronaut, advertised
thar he would make balloon ascent from YauxhaI on
horseback, in limitation OF the ieai Of that description
lately performed al Paris. The Popolaoe aooked to
the place % the ascent and the garden and ever
neighbOring height crowded, but they were much
disappointed nd thar the s1eed chosen Tor the occa-
SION, Shetland poay Of the smallest class, hardly
ale to bear the weight Of his master. The latter
however mounted, and the cords being et he was in
short time taken to great height, and was entirely
out Of sight.
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HEALTH OF NEW YoRK. The following is the
Weekly Report Of Deaths in the City and County Of
New York, from the losh to the I1h day If August
1850:
Men, p; Women, s.; Boys, l76; Girls. rs. O;
these, there died Of APoPlexy IL, Cholera Iaian M g.
Coasumpgion So Coayulsions So, Deliriuur Treuens
DiarThea 80, DroPsy in bead2s Dysentey A. Intam-
anon Of brain l, inflammation Of bowels 10. Maraznu.
81. Unaer year Of age, les; to wears, III.
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LARGE FoRGERY. Drafts to the amount Of $50.
600 have been recently presented Messrs. Rowland
Aspinwall, in sums varying from SIPS to S20 000
PurPoTtng to be drawn BY Parker H. French. The ne.
gotiation ofthese drafts accomplished by means Of
forged letter Of credit Rowland s Aspinwall aver
that they never heard Of MIR. p H. French before the
drafts were preseated them signed with thar name
and that they never signed any letter Of credit Mr.
French is the ooadoe,orofa company Of California en-
grants who LEFT New York to 90 through BY way o
Texas.
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CHEAP GOODS

New Fall Styles at Chamberlin & Co.'S.
IN PIECES 50 inch SWISS GINGHAMS al / sbilli7o.
IL One case Yard wide SWISS PRINTS-Fal StgieS-
equal 20 French, at l2l cts per ward
NEW MERRINAcK ard other Dark Prints. from 6 to
10 cts per yard fast colors.
NJ" DE LANES IN handsome FaH Slyles.
The balance Of the Summer Stock selling lower EYER
TO make room for the FAN Goods.
Aug 2l DIV csi II. H. CHAMBERLIN & co.
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kESTUcKT ELEcTIoS. The Kentucky papers
have returns from all the Senatorial districts but two
which show the election Of "a Wings and u Demo
Gratis. Returns are received official and unofficial Of the
election to the House Of 4s Wings and 50 Democrats
OF the IA be heard from, the Commonwealth thinks
the Wings win elect and The Democrats 9-siving
Wing MAJORITY IN the House of 9.
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GLEE SCHOOL

The subscriber will commence a class far ,-,c,i. -,
SlTuetion IN GlEE SINGING and CULTIVATION Of tbs
NolCE, on Thursday Evening. Aug 2eth n u,
NO. WARREN HALL ''i' al
Tickets for Gentlemen sI5o-I.adjes 81
ne course will consist Of twelve Lessons TO he b,ld On
thursday evening Of each week commencing at y ooct
"a LadieS ana Gentlemen are respectfully invited to at.
lao, Z. s. MASON.
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heir proud young stou.achs as the company O
the rough and ignorant. sailors was disssTee
allie To them yet no murmur escaped tes i.tS
Of either. for each seemed 10 CONSIDER ihat his
brothers happiness depended upon bus appar-
ont eoutentlneni; and so they bore tue sem
bIance of The most cheerful and happy ladS on
shipboard.
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TIE JEws. Isaac da Costa, distinguished and
learned lew ofAmsterdam estimates the whole number
CT Jews in the world, from Eve to seven millions
lie aos only 5000 the United States, where they
are treated better than in any country in the world, e
ospt perhaps Turkey, which Is much more liberal to
then than any ether European government.
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SISsULAR SUICIDE. The Nashua Gazette saws.
man from LitohSeld came to that town. purchased
conn, took il baekio l., dug grave, put his coffin in
70 i, got INTO it himself, took andaaum, walked ID
next morning and ioand himself alive. got up and hung
himself He left letter. with I've dollars enclosed, 10
pay lsr fIling up his grave.
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q conspiracy 70 exiort money from a ser,lenar
IA New York city has lately been developed, Of NOS
extraordinary eharactsr One q the ooaspira.srs i
gsnise looking female, and the other Mr. j. +. Boyd
d the clerks ofths supreme oosr1 IN New York cit
their Vsclia As M. Ira Toqpag, Haa a considerable
properly Rythreatening 70 prefer charge arasust IL
whioA wVd ruHn has FG'1aat and destroy the peace
q his famiiy the woman, snocseded huagy ia getting
possess'oa q ssae than SO 900 wor1h f Topune,,
prpPerE- Tbs oeasiriars have heea arrested and az
investigates Is 10 s,c bad. ~
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-21

isDrANA STATE PRIsox. The cholera has sro.
ken oai IN the PeniientA, and " Tuesday lst for
ty cases and fifteen deaths had occurred. Among the
latter was oonvic;, named Root, convicted several
years ago, Of having robbed the Madison Bank Of SOS
o00 He declared his innocence to the lass When A..
ing, bit aekou edged having committed several bsr,.
ries and Implicated respectable citizens Of Louisville.
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JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL

The next term Of E. NASON'S Juvenile singing Scbol
VII commence on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. ArG'
zth 81 ooioek N the Lecture Room of the Old Sog
ChaFch. Tuition 81. Wv SOu'
- Ihe next term Of the Class for YOUNG LADIES will
commence on the same afternoon, at No wARREy H,II
al O'clock Tuition 81 ga 4 = 90 = . al -
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When OHIO had one Representative Virginia h.,
nineteen Now Virginia has fifteen and Ohio r ,aau
ty-one The man now lives in his plain t f..aa
home house on the banks of the Miami who was a e
ten years the sole Representative of the Ohio IL T
Congress of the United States No parallel ,n Tue
TACT can be found on record. Should Congress- "a
vance the ratio of representation from 20 0oo rH.
present number) TO so 0O0 still the Representa-.
OF ONO will greatly increase.--.N Y Erpress
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% ih's As the season when the yirtaes Of he al.
'nse ora1ge-Fiower Loiioa, arc pariicuIr called ia,
reSaisition Freek1es, tan and suabau which 50 mue
dissgare the fscs Arr fny developed in ~, wsa.her.
and there Is no semedy like thar advertised l., cor
ToHskias, and sold By an The druggists il cur eiv.
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q The political growth of Chic is one or =,
curoses of the Republic. 1t exhibits tho o ~ Inc
siVe power of the Representative system i, APan-
narka5le manner Mr.. Mansfield writing from ore re-
gives the following in table of the Increase Of emo
Representatives IN Congress, after each successi, e
census: 'OesSlVe
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= Negro boy Tom Fisher, imprisoned in the Cen.
irsviis tMd9 jail for advising slaves to run away from
their masters broke the door Of his dungeon on FRIDAY
week and escaped. slave confined with him esoapeS
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ALARsE coES FITLD. Mr., John wiukIey, Of
Amesory, has in one ed over twenty acres Of corn
This Is Supposed TO be the largest corn fed in Essex
County.
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X Sheriff Eyeleth has issued his invitations 10
those des'gned 70 attend ''the execution % John W.
Webster, on Friday, the thizieih iastan..
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WANTED.

4 hoJSE suitable for tvs smsll families IN the we
part q the city. Possession 10 be taken a. soon m
me hrs Of September sbe Rent not to exceed sg
Inquire al this Office. ff -
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Blacksmith Wanted.

DlackSmlLn wanted,
.nNE who understands Shoeins oxen and Horses and
" Ironing sleighs and Wagons and al kinds Of common
custom work To such one fare wages viii be paid and
steady employment given Good recommendations will be
required.
have for sale an OK WAGONS iron axle tree and iron
eomPete Win two bodies for the Of them made
for csTting stone the other for farm wagon has been
used but little and viii be sold low FOR cash.
JOSHUA n. MELLEN.
Wesiborough, August le, 1850 dws
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D Three of the Judges recently elected bv bo
Legislature of Ohio, bear the follwing names An'
drew Luggenbeel, Jacob BlickeDderfer, and Peter
/ Loutzenheizar ~ 'cler
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The whig state csureHioa Eor Massachusetts, Is cal
e at worcesser "a he hrs Gay q Ocioher.
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DIR. CHANDELIERS
Cholera, Dlarrhpa and Dysentery Cordial
perfectly safe AMI remedy for the above com.
pants II costs only p Cts per bottle and should it m
waen taken according to the directions the money will be
refunded For sale by me my Office No Is Ezckange
e"'tt; - oFceSeF' L CHANDLER.
aug - d6tw3t
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WANTED,

?. NNFtIfHfVd Haltt nlAh m Inc WrY tspNIs U"'T
n lnqsire =, the CITY STORE, lss Main 81
fereH
r3w gea
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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-23
Hunts Merchants magazine and
Commercial Review.

Established in 1880, by Freeman Hunt, Edit
or and Proprietor. Published monthly at 142,
Fulton street, New York, at five dollars per an
dunn in advance. The Merchants Magazine
and Commercial Review embraces every sub
jcct connected with Commerce, Manufactures,
and Political economy, as follows: Commercial,
Legislatian; Commercial History, and Geogra-
ply; Mercantile Biography; Descriptive, Sta
tistical and Historical Accounts of the various
Commodities which form the subject of Mercan-
tile Transacslons; Port charges; Tariffs; Gus
toms and Excise Regulations; Commercial Sta.
tistcs of the United States, and the different
Countries of the World with which we have in.
tercoursc, including their physical character,
population, productions, exports, imports, sea-
ports, moneys, weights measures, finance, bank,
ing associations, and enterprises connected with
commerce, embracing fisheries, incorporated
companies, railroads, canals, steamboats,, docks,
post Offices, &c; Principles of commerce, fin
ance, and banking, with practical and Historical
details and illustrations; Commercial law and
mercantile law reports, and decisions Of courts
in the United States and Europe, including in.
suranGe, partnership, principal and agent, bills of
exchange, sale guaranty, bankruptcy, shipping,
and navigation, &c, and whatever else shall
tend to dcyelope the resources of the country
and the world and illustrative of the various to.
pics bearing upon commerce and commercial IL
terature. ~
1t has been and will continue to be, the aim
of the Editor and proprietor of the Merchants
Magazine, to avoid every thing of party. poll
teal, sectional bias or bearing, in the conduct
Of the work-opening it's pages to the free and
fair discussion of antagonistic doctrines connect
ed with the great interests Of Commerce, Agr-
culture, Manufactures, and the Currency.
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RhennsDiinM.
This only of moro han four thousand cases OF Rleu
masm that Dr. Townsends Sarsuparilla has cured The
and chronic weekly eradcatea by its
extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings. Esq. of the assistants in the I.una
tic Asylum Blackwel saad, the gentleman spoken Of
in the following letter.
Blackwells Island Sept II, 1917.
DR.. Townscnl-D.ar Sir: have ."fsr.d terribly for
wears Nncumatis considerable OF the time
tcould cat sleep walk. had the most distressing
four bottles of your Sarsaparn and they have done
tn III a thousand dollars worth good much better
indeed am entirely relieved You liberty this
for the benefit Of the afflicted.
Yours respectfully JANIS CUMMINGS.
Fever nmh Ague.
Dr. Townsends Sarsapara is unsqualcd cases Of the
hundreds that received from the South and
West of like character.
Oswcgo Mich, Oct %, 1s47
Dr.. Townsend Dear Sr-I purchased for my wife
bottle, arsapsrl Of your Agent Mr. McNair of Kala
mazoo try the Fever and Aguc. Before had finish
cd the first bottle it appeared to the blood and
day when tho ChIs and tho Fever appeared they
wore violent and before she had finished the bottle
entirely relieved and she much better than she
mad brcn before she took the lady that had boon
very sick with the ChiIs AMI Fever had broke them
with Quinne. and left very weak aud .trcs sing
state. and troubled exceedingly with the Asue Cake seeing
the effect j. had my wife, she and procured few
bottles and 1t restored her few weeks complete
health Your Sarsaparila is without doubt unequallnh in
diseases incident the West and if think
muncnon will 30 Of you al liberty it If You
choose
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ScrOfnla Cured.
This certificate concusively proves that this SarssPar
has perfect control tho obstinate diseases
the Blood. Three persons cured in house
,cntcd.
Three Children.
DR.. Townsend Dear Sir.-l have the pleasure inform
that three Of children have been cured of the scro
lIa by the use ofyeur excellent medicine. They af
cled very severely with bad Sores have taken
ties il took them away for which feel myself under
great obligation
Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, lee Woos.er.s,
Opinions OF Physicians.
Dr.. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders frsu
Physicians in different parts of the Union.
This is 10 certify that the undersigned Physicians
of tho City Of Albany have in cases prescribed
DR.. Townsends Sarsap.riIa and believe be
the most valuable preparations in the market.
H. r. PULLING. MD, J. WILSON, MD, II. BRIGGS,
NJ D.. p. f. ELMENDoRF NJ d. Albany, April, ls47
CAUTION. s@
Owing Ia the great and immense sale Of DR.
Townscnd's Sarsnparia u number Of who we're for
mcry Agents. have commenced making SarsaparilIs
Extracts Eixrs, Btters Extracts Of Yellow Dock, &c
They generally put il in the shaped bottles and
Of them have stolen and copied advertisements.
they only worthless limitations and should be avoided
None genuine unless signed by 8. r. Townsend. . r.
Principal Office. 1876 FULTON Street. Sun Building
Sons 132 North Second street. PHILADELPHIA g. s. Hanee
Druggist baltimore p. NJ. Cohen, Charleston, Wright
Co. ISL Chartres Street, NJ o.: 1O5 South Pearl Street
Albany and by all the principal Druggist. and Mer
chants generally throughout the United States West Indies
and the Canudas,
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NEW GOODS!
NOTICE

NOTICE
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, FROM THE RISING YaK
SUN TO THE GOING DOWN THEREOF.
TINE undersigned would respectfully return their sin
thanks to the public generally for their very lib
eral patronage and free of their dimes at No. a. for
the last years. and trust by honest and strict A.
tention business, cheap goods end plenty of them 10
merit continuance of your kind favOrs.
We have spliced the Post Office department 10 the old
A. which adds much to her size, convenience and
comfort: and while we have been making these extensive
arrangements, We have not forgotten enlarge our mo
ney bags and safes In proportion So, come along with
your yellow art and zieans, have still room for moro
OF the same Kind We are receiving our Fall and
Winter p : '-E-''..--9
Stock of Goods,
direct from the Eastern Cities and manufactures eopri.
sing FIVE HUNDRED PACKAGES, in which will b
found Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods;
Straw Goods; Hats and Caps; Boots and Shoes:
Clothing, Cutlery, Saddlery;
Qucens' and Hardware, Groceres;
Iron Castings, Steel, &C. &c.
And in fine, everything necessary to tho wants, comfort
and taste Of both city and country and Of the styles
and patterns. Call and take your time to examine
goods and prices, and fear the result as we do
know Of TRUTH that facilities enable TO sell at
Wholesale or Retail as cheap any House North Of St.
Louis, #t 2k Z .1''.. & =
0TWheat, Dry and Green Hides will he taken in OF.
change for Goods, In payment of debts due IL do
yered before the first Of October Then como
along with your Wheat and des, and all that know
themselves Indebted be the much or little.
tlose old must be settled up, and that shortly
EMERSON & SHIELDS
No A, Corner Of Main and An srssss, Dub,Iqa,,
August ~ 1919.
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Complete sets of the Merchants Magazine,
embracing IL semi-annual volumes, of about 600
June, ls45, inclusive, may be obtained at the
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at the subscription price.
Publishers of newspapers, by giving this adj
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December 1Sd0