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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-04-27
Hom r. ". u. Sanford.
lCnAoRIN FALLs, ApriI lOth, 1s5O


OHelys and Women Of the Convention: I'm
avoidalIe duties at home will prevent my
being hle to attend this Session of your
1t khota sudden and evanoscent impulse,
attributfd so generally to our sex, which
now moves woman TO think and act for civil
liberty, for citizenship.
Look through the history of the mighty
past, and you will find that long train of
circumstances, linked to some uniInportant
movement at first, brought about a stupen-
dous result. Every national question, which
hcaped event upon event and joined resolII-
ton TO resolution, rose from the sole voice
or act of one person. Reforms last clarion
sounds have always swelled from fiute-like
note. Woman's voice years ago whispered
'enthralment,' and though ridicule, intellect,
defiance and power have sought TO smother
il, yet, higher and higher the tone has risen,
till State after State now catches the chorus,
and to the tenor call for freedom is Joined
the clear full bass of mans justice.
If from the events of the past we can draw
conclusion, so from the excitement of the
present there will he n result worthy our
deepest consideration. 1t is for us to make
the present tend towards equality, Justice,
goodness and religion for the whole human
race. That is a grand and boundless duty, to
prepare mankind for eternity. 1t is not ex-
cusyely to enfrnncbise and elevate white
women, but it is through that to.elevate and
enlighten the enslayed and benighted of
every race and nation.
The sphere and destiny of woman. The
most snccinct way to appreciate this subject
is to answer the objections usually raised.
lst. "Woman's constitutional dcicacy
has formed her sphere.n The taste OF man
and the restrictions of the law have formed
her sphere, and that sphere has formed her
constitutional delicacy. 1t has been proved
by emigration that in all the hardships of the
wilderness, i'm all the dangers of the border
warfare and all the trials common TO both
sexes in domestic life, womans "constitu-
tional delicacy" endured as much MS mans
bravery, generated by his freedom TO act in
any and every direction. FAcr has written
with pen Of iron upon the face of Time
wolnan's energy against mans energy, with
her constitutional delicacy operating to the
contrary.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-04-27
FENIALE STUDENTS.

Having long entertained the opinion, that TO-
males should have all the privileges of which
the opposite sex are possessed, and especially
that they should have every facility for acqui-
ring useful knowledge, and making it availablei
and knowing something Of tho wants of tho
community as now constituted, in regard to tho
treatment OF disease, 1 have frequently express
cd desire to have them educated as Physi-
clans, and as a consequence have, during the
past few years, had numerous applicants to stu
DIV, but owing to n want Of facilities for render
ing instruction as thorough as could desire,
have refused. Now, however, many Of the diff
fcultics arc removed, and have determined TO
be prepared by the first of April to give such
advantages as arc possessed by few physicians.
am the more encouraged 10 do this from tho
information Just received, that the Medical
School at Cleveland is hereafter to be open to
women on the same terms as to men. other
schools viii no doubt speedily adopt the Aamo
course.
Those dcsirous to cnter upon course Of stu
dies of this kind under my guidance will please
communicate, by letter or otherwise, and all in
quiries shall receive prompt attention.
X. q. THOMAS.
Marlboro, Feb, 1850.
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1871

sel'y plunged in degradation lower Than
ms lowest deep.
Woman is taxed under laws made bv
those who profess TO believe thnt tnxation
anu representation are insepurable, while in
the use and imposition OF the taxes. as in
representation, she is absolutely without IN
fiuence. Should she hint that the profess;o,,
and practice do not agree, she is nravelv
told, that Woman shonld not talk politics'S
In most of the States, the married Woman
loses, by her marriage, the control of her
person and the right of property, and if sho
IS mother the right TO her children also;
whllo she secures what the town paupers
have, the right to be maintained. The legal
disabilities under which women labor have
no END, VIII not attempt to enumerate them.
Let the ennest women, who speak IN YOUR
Convention, enter into tue detail Of this
question, nor stop to "patch fig-leaves for tho
naked TRUTH" but "bciore all Israel and tho
SUM-" expose the airocity of the laws relative
TO women, until the ears of those who hear
shall tinglc, and so that the men, who meet
IN Convention TO form the new Constitution
for Ohio, shall, for very shame's sake, make
haste to put away the last remnant of tho
barbarsm which your statute-book, lin COM
mon with those of the other States) retains,
in its inequality, and injustice TO woman.---
We know too well the stern reform spir-
it of those who have called this Women's
Rights Convention, TO doubt for n moment
that what can be done by you, to secure
equal rights for all, will be done.
Massachusetts ought TO have taken the,
lead in the work you are now doing, but if
she chooses TO linger, let her young sister of
the West set her a worthy example; and If
"the Pilgrim spirit is not Dead" ire'H pledge
Massachusetts, ID. follo,c her.
Yours for Justice and Equal Rights,
LUCY STONE
N SOUTHAMPTON, .apri 10Th, 1850.
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Equality Of WOman.-.A Voice from Men.

Trornod;a,olv of,or tho ad;ourrncnt of IN,
90 ,,,N c. -,
ohio "oni"h Noii' 'n''o"' ~ 'A'"' 1AP'N
goth, the men who had attended as spectators
organized a meeting by appointing WILLIAM
srr,n,,,x of Rondolnh. Chairman. and LEVI.
~ p .s sa,o-, sooro,orv
l. rAHN' oi oaiei'' "o0ie'"''
Tho following resolutions were offered by
OLryEu JOHNSON, and unanimously adopted:
posol,,od Tho, tho Convention of the Women
oeot;o ,osa soss;S,,s have now hccn brouoht
% oIo,o h,. n. cxoitnd aims ;ts bravo cnuneia.
49,, &c Io, s,,,,,,rcsscd truths ;ts noblo dcyo.
49,, 20 Dn,S aad l,v Tho talont courtesy and
J;nn;,v oS 4. dcbatcs and tbe practical wis.
Jd,,. ~ ;ts ,,cosnres has awakened IN our
u,;nd. uTn ss 10 WY emotions Of profound satisfac-
ton and iov. and kindled new hopes Of tho
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n otilrs.
COlumbiana aud Mahoning A. s. Society.

The First Quarterly Meeting of the Colum-
biana and Mahoning Anti-Slavcry Society will
be held at tho GROVE mccting-housc. near
New Garden, on SATURDAY and SUNDAY.
May 4th and 9th, commencing at o'clock.
P. NJ, on the day first named A general and
punctual attendance is desired.
RACHEL TRESCOTT, Sec.
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NOlC33.

the subject in the family circle, in public assem-
blies and through the press. Let us flood the
Constitutional Convention with memorials and
addresses, trusting to truth and righteous
cause for tho success Of our efforts
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-04-27

05FSr the Letters Of LYDIA JANE PIER
SON, ELIZABETH CADr STANTON, RUTH
DUoDALE, and FRANcEs ID. GAGE, see Fourth
Pare.
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AZ Southampton, April lOM, 1850.

" Letters of SARAH puoH and HARnIRr n.
ToRpRY omitted because the paper would NOS
contain them.
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ID. nONALnSON s Co.

~ m c. DONALDSON & Co.
WAolesale aud Retail Hardsodye Merchants.
KEEP constantly on hard a general assort-
ment of HARDWARE sAd CUTLERY.
No ls, Main Street, Cincinnati
January, lS49.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-04-27

MARRlED-On Thursday. the 18th inst.
JoMs c. ARMSTRONG to ELHADErH II. ALExAs-
DER, both of Columbiana, Col. Co., Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-26
WASHING MADE EASY, Or
HOW TO WASH CLOTHES WITHOUT
MACHINES WASHBOARDS OR FOUNDING
pARREIQ

SEND MI ONE DOLLAR, free Of postage, ard Will
- send YOU by mail printed circular giving plain direc
tons for washing clothes that VIII enable ons person 70 90
al the washing OF large family before breakfast, thus
avoiding all the confusion Of washing day Ths melhot
requires machines weshboalis orpondng barrels @
mrpo1ilue cGuphene oher offensive srcle-nc rub
bug the cha on your fugers-no tearing Of buttons ard
wearing on, clothes Tbs psn saves The Globes makes
them whittier and never Injuries The fresi fabric. The ar
ces used but few Tor large ws.trg and can
be obtained anywhere
The Circular also oouaus directions for Clear Siarchne
Ironing Lsres Wsslug ard Cleaning Siks KID GLOVES,
Removing Slams Grease spots Mdew nom Linen, Ras-
Ing tie rap or Velvet &C &c
Tnese he greatest chemical discoveries Of he H.e
Al the hotels aud laIgs laundry establishments
my method OF washing
Toavud limitations snd cuuisr'cs, be sure o. direct
your leitsr Ca MADAME BEANfLr Patent Laun1rrs- g.
Aunst - GJ0r New lurs sfa-" paid me- 5"IultA 80
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SCHOOLS.
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING.

10 =
,yR. MARSH ACCOUNTANT. AgthGf . e
" - se,-.cs N DoIse Enify S,cE-kesp-rg s-af -
~ - A. r stag.e Eatrg BOOK seeP-'g Improves
eo--.-r.s ~ f-zr1 As shove 10
81 - s...res flsf ~. ,..a pu-.1e ty NJ mar. - i7-'
II, - .n ,0-rani branch, . truly c'-f-s n
o. ~ ooOss rather tha1 2 c1lrse ~ Lac.-'' o-
TteJry. ..,- - Cd, t..-sar ..
rec are 10 -.asses-escA P1Pi a. eek ~ ---s =
W., ]. ,,,-e 10 seep y books rece 80 sei enc
- .,-,. ta.s1es cnnversznf VIII a.. re tfl,,L ~
1000 : 49, al rTffl many U7oT AZ il'il
s-iC~s Pe,rsous u ri oiers,e cspsctT. a r., ~
become cotlr stsnt troIs Beer -fs iH -''-' . -
cstve c-r-.tcstss % tha. e1ert -. g.. .. f. I.
y fco.Vrsp,~e ~ S-t~iss.-A b~eUDfu. e1uo' q. y
49, r-.o~trs ,-0rs is ra1 sLe5 il spanish Prce Il
s'sis- =. -, -. -.,r-,orrrs ~ iI=0lh
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= tUh >ALE.-T@l vel fa,sh-c -br~--s'Cry lr.l4
On -, 81 c.scn-1L under - ar, al - rrr cr-
.-t- si1.--- On -vs,v--it o. slll- .lf Fec
We, q a. Az ~ - sel-l s1s 81 - street. Ire
e tslr1 c1nq.e;e- So &c modem r7rcvsr-eri. Flt
sc r'- 49, - cx-1res -a-r-- uslirs rs-fcs &c
4, % ID ". DIXON ooi-sr o. s-1-a-as an Tw--ty
serlnc - mls So
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I NORTHAMPTON MA~S-ur MUNUE respect
n lIV JIG bis fleros AID DE public. ihaf - h4.
com- owner % iHe .s,e DR. klsg.e,s Warf Cure fs4H
sturui 81 hclscnrl c, = o.. r- frpu 'ns Nlt-sla-
Rsirost peraL h.rs rie from New sboul iron
Boston. an from barry sls-t enc NJ iL- pics.ali
- st NV aot .urruuna- a u ith e,l gr1a
bills ~h shscy sno abundant suyg.ri with o..
ggrr-i suetsi sud coolest granite The ar pure
And hesf ny sra ne mate uif an Agreeable The
. s.aron. alillss OL-s al he ncc-ssay
.tr wnt.r,ufe tlrr,sr- such l.rgr p.unrs hs-h.,
touches snt a .ing rooms 81 -sQlt 81 .srnt 80
sra,s itr rirI sck, anaslgl4 ec. To Dc or be-
ne ruw rrlr. 4rr uf fresslIEs = Grsrics
tlr-. arl l-sIEf tNtrrrrCr Of faore lE1 >
h.s own DIS writings OF Na'rfcgre - ~ lle l,nis
t4rereks lytfufah. tcr-s I'd f--P1-d p sns
cons. cafct'snua- Goa. - va-r-clfs -'s-. mas,
he rarl .. .lusr Gerr. - b. frsF eot-e llrisrs-.
Th- -.iau slia-al rf ~ c1ri the - of Mac
So flrthsr ra~cg.rs sIpi ABOVE sl1rrss
u ,s,s. D. nk " r..UAa
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Normal school.

From he Albany AHss.
The Normal School for the State Of New York
was established ~ Of toe Legislature y 1874 fof
Instruction ana practice of Teachers ~ Ctua79l
schools tn the scisSce u FigesOn aud ne al o trac
ing" Its sole object "a improve te eacnrfs - Sonron
SCHOOLS AMI he 0urss Of sudy s0c the conc ns ~ Ao
Insst0a nave hesn Adopted win reerence % in@i ooc
Eee County n M Sat- = enul-f - 49, % ihr oen2
lumber q pupiD, iehsr 1ae Or ZEN - ela. - -
The nurnhe, ~ 5oesrs Assembly IN such Com
The pupils are sppointed By Town Superintendent
a meeting eel ed foz hat prrpofe .
IN ese Cossfy e. DE Of ias present. 'rm u toe
e~bo, ,.ftea he Town Sgpsrneo1,nts VIII - expectsf
y, al - go rs possible ser The hrs; % Apri The rex
,,s, "a ~ Norma School vii begin The lfh of MAY
~'~ - ~ u =
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GENERAL NOTICES.

" FS siers q Wells, Phrenoiosir.s anc
Publishers, Clinton HAL lSl Nassau al nesI the fAs'
~ Phonesrnphy.-T & LlLAKp, Reporter arc
Teacher p Mercerst near broadway and Canal lAf In
" Drs. Shew and Rogers ws'erCure lnsilu
don, corner Twel6hsI aud UniVct~iy-psoe ma a
- Notice. The medical business OF the late IlENSN
H. SE9RwooD, ND Hnd lhe preparation Of his eeiebfac
Remedies ipf Chronic Diseases continued rs usua O.
bis late residence, by IL. Ii SHtHNOOD'S Successor.
"a, limos lu2 Chau'hsfs|si Ne"-lof
" Noticc.-Ttr PutNlS B,NN Westerly, r l. .oor
after 1t robbed. In December lSs # about s6N3 sue
pended tho Of Bills and procured plates the
emissions nom which are dated Jan I, $50.
The Bank having redeemed nearly all their old ccuS uon
twin the exception q The stolen money! VIII hereafter
previous Ia Jan. l. leSN
The satoA Bank Boston. VIII continue A. ususl 10 -
deem Tie Bs Of this 6snk BY order of ,ho Directors
S MSi pssWI "''" ETTuEN FOSTER Cashier
~ Have You been 10 the Palace g Not To the
HEasp n Maldrnau- ant get your hair cut IN prucr
STYLE ard ceau pair of hair brushes used to es-h
everS customer. = Mailer-sue ms In
o. WIGS. Wigs. Wigs. CiuEens and stranger,
informed that the srees hcapcsi and best sssorict
ofwiss hstwgS ionpces or"ds OF oug hni' ana o,ar'
ornamental hair 70 be found ~ MEpHVRsr HKARns
n Maden-lsne The irsde Supplied ms i'm
rF Watcr-cure tnstItutrs.-pr TSAtl receives
PATENTS al bis coMmOdVds Gu, establishment. ID Laghtsi
IL 10 provided With several oahiug rooms some OF who
Kept DAY and gtt dunug tAe cod Ths
country establishment al Oyster BAY, l. l. Viii rcouun
Aphi mia Inn
~ Lianid Hair D,e, hsproved 10 color ths
hair OF whskers The momenti Is applied without the ess
hritts entirely FREQ nom UNPLEASANT odor, and car be
washed with Tho srongss so0p tnUeSisteiv Il Is sppr
without wsiting 70 dry toT sale sppled, NJ bArCHEi
>AsW VIZ Fsctory. Nsl-y nvlsTurh1 Sal 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-26

r. The Seneca CjserrcT says Mr. AlpheuE
Miller hd,or rnerchsut Of Auburn. bis death
WaeslOo Saturday as, 10 consequence Of drinking too
much Honor He cha enged b. Individual 90 TO-
their respective powers drinking, and Miller fell
I'm 70 his folly Hs eOmpetOr escapsd by vomiting M
nqsor from bis stOinac9 ere 4 had taken effect.
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Disasters, &c,

The French brig Asfsndre Capt Clements io Nh
Unique NOrean- wfe,kel reel oi ~ tC
OF Pnes shout ococ thf morning of the la int &C.
bright moonlight night and the lng shout four ku n
when Lve effort made 10 Ge hef on tl
without The ms were cut away, snd wien morning
low ssndy island scov~rel shout m~s o.
portion 81 the ps.senger whom there twenty three l
ready landed deoe spot vhcn the sptsh busnae
Adneane Capt Oliver hove sEn and 0h on board n hands
age potion o he.ps-enges poor ff~nh mm gr-n vic
bat nesr, g they had and ~crr hutni Havana IA cH
fu cousiuan
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MARINE JoURNA
PORT or NEW-YOR MARCH .
Arrived,

Es Edward Bul Apssche1 IL de- cotton " Ralph io>t
Brg Award Mausn GoG' NOr-ans IA d. and mois
zee The ba. teen day. 70 Tie north~ad Of Hstr,
with heavy northsfy winds most Of the time.
Sch Maroon (of Bookls,en owley Jaemel p is ooHe
81, 70 B-rk a HpBbsfdt
WIND-suars. NV meridian DO sad fe@b
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- rlHO! On line foR sAN

- TiiROi Gil LINE FOX SAN ~ =
&rLEl - cisco, VA tRA0RE>.-tae new aai 70.
soals steamships
CVrRpNgF ...... .as' u1rs. Captain n " iri'e
FHfi NnELrN'A liU' uas. Cspia % } y \ SEQ. 500.
r9i rr ,.s t.y.t 'ar ntiN 'rr NeH Negk ard O9sgus
AID a .,.r..Hn1 v..A he Cr'rl STATES Nal sean rtck-
.t.inu- rsrtf.-s s,usm'ray ane thuush 10 Ssr srar.
Afrrcsp sAtfs uf F,Fs 80 CHAssts
Iherokce. fdfsfelrh's.
Arr. Saloon sis.+ Hc.rs ..... SIS b." SO ~
FORWARD saloon 60 .--... i.' III i'
Lower Cabin. ....... .-.t.....- ~ "'
A. fhe above a.n. a. rs tsnr Table snt ha.s u" piNl.
ego rf me- Saloon
50 rage ir1lri ~H' u's .fssscs
Frt.rIr Ghz.rs-- t~fi iHfer- 30 -
ts.f. "a rIr borne ht ras-s ec.s
Fur Freight or passage a ply @
nov LAAD \ AallNMALA. ;. : .l.sL n Y
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ALBANY March a. ca ,loop Tsniisy New haven
CHARLESTON Mar,h 2i-Nh brig Columbus DAN Chr,tisn
sen 81 Ps,er.baf , Theresa Jsne W Gafdne nassau h~n
UoLl,horuush Asarrw- BALTIMORE. ent ship Ater
IN Hswes Iserpoo b,k ssrchuess C,d--dae BE- t,t
rusnr assows Ell time (Hr'. Gouh Nssssu. NJ
FRANKFORT March 10 SD eel. Bowtch kme'y Martinique,
John Rasg~a. Rsar-e, Boston Hsrrson. kitN, 90
0EORGi March g Ar nsh i.uA@ suirrs, Sai-burN
Arr ESD seh Faifiaa fenhsai. NloFk
GALVESTON March Ar stip " T,nnl. Morrs. ~ 7rs
Arr h sch Lucy AM Mann BALTIMORE CD bark Alexander leo
rtfhsa.
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LEGuoRN HAr pIANUTAoToRY.

\ WILSON Le.rou Hst u'arlsr.arcr tirtth-sv
". fi n above rs'tai siN'.--' 81 .-i st~ fri-nus
having D. Isra hoUar Diets den altered .r.
sstiouah share wtlugi sny appearance OBJ! r-lrr O..
b nsiah 'Snri.Ht H'4 30"
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=
n2l lws JAMES z FERRIS
r. tOh CALI kOItNIA-D.sPATCH linz
49, The vessels %! h.s llue u DE tfs class coa
Insnded By shle and ~ peri~nced masters eu1 osI
hsl Ffcghs ard passengers oxen ~ the oes ales nd
detention sguueus 10 th@ agents In San Ffancfco
TURNER, FlSH : co ~, meet with prompt sslts a. -
hg rates srd us. By rvery sssDer 10
coin md sod dust p SUTTON 50 Ws-st dli im'
-, ron -AN FRANCISCO AND sACkA-
49, NJ tNIO CITY The fssifHilng, new fnt newly.
copgered hrg SOPHIA. HarSooi, mss'ef. VIII
positively sa Ne shove on mo t1thOf March For height
~ glssase apply % THO5 H. BRAYNARD, 81 WAisi
o Dee CsliAl board f1f ~ Koosrffli-st nal w.
- FOR SAN FRANCISCO CAL-The new
- ltt fast ssilug rSrk III KO now 0ading, has
three furhs ~ her cargo on board AMI VII hsFs
ur~i disps Tie HerO j. sharp bUlli aud Of small
gsCl Hni Dfs4s unusual nd ship Apgy
& im2j ta-l ~ HoLDREOE. IT, 20 Valet
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Receipt. Of Produce.

BIZ Ro,lyoad and North R,rer Boats since sot
wdoy-2IS3 Db.. Flour, 67l8 do RYE g. DO Con Nee
100 a. PrDvsi1us. f0j Dkes Butter rs o5is WHISKY o.
essts Asoe. so bbds Ale. % bsies WOO Do Hops
682 *
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WIAs. NIAs. NIIIfFIf
informed that the lsrees ncapvst and best sssolct
ofwigs hsfwigs onpces brsis OF ioug hair and
ornamental hair. 70 be found al MEpHVSsr HEARu's
n MAiden.lsne. The trade Supplied I'M
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Stsldre berth, tliss ard csha..... ~
steering, AL fouUa bed ard board Is -
Freight 60 Chsffrs uusl be prepaid GDc al b'is n
aifrg must BE- %. Deed on board Inc Oh p
Tho plbIc sfr Informed la me booze for sseago tch
eis h. tee month O May open. from Panama 10
Stl Fnucisco Application should b. made immedia.oY
The uuder.lr.d il digpkcl @ i0N5wlns steamers 10
rcgulu sud direct % san Fsnc SEQ he snd es
CANT steamships lSrHMUS REPuBLlC, ANTELOPE,
COLUMBUS
For passage Or 'ssight apply -
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-26

SlLNN rSShitN>.-Ao~ soes0t.ers, WOO nss
Ctie rcp0isn & Ectag up lAe hsadsOnes hsiGs gar-
fnenss, respectfully DVles lie attention 81 gsutyu 10 h.
sprlns g. cs OF new gods purchased exclusively ser cssA
weieh eeaoic han W make AZ costs pants Gne
cheaper h@n other customer esish .sAaeus, in sri hs
pyiccs no more thar oossE Sop read shore
charge to- their coasiaOn rash
Also fashionable assortment Of shifieo,iS = er.ve
tlcs. soesS umbrellas. 81. &C
m2S In CHAS RoLWELl. Tailor, % Ta,lcn-st
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Nshr fs~-r. ~. 49, -. ii
Fl ~0e '~ --- s-a ----' -. " .l.-f
r tHs1 % rae '1' - p = - .--.-.. -. -.
80 -'ars 81 l-fe - .f--N ~ -.
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~ Notice. The medical business Of the la,e llENSN
H. SEERwooD, D. End The preparation Of his eeiebfacd
Remedies Tor Chronic Diseases continued rs usua g.
bis lae residence, by H. Ii SHERWOOD'S Successors.
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