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Mr.. LAWRENCE CoNFIRMATIoN We copv
the following statement from the Washington Union,
which the Boston Courier afrms to be perfectly cor
rect -
We have cOnversed with Southern Senator upon
this subject, and we understand that Mr.. Lawrence
would probably have been rejected as Minister to
England by the Senate, but for the exertons of MIR
Webster in his favor, by going about to Senators,
separately, and requesting them to withhold their
opposition; that on the personal solicitation of Mr.
Webster, Senator, who had prepared and intend
ed to make speech against Mr. Lawrence, omit
ted to make that speech; that in consequence of
private and personal appeal of Mr.. Webster to a
Senator who had called for the yeas and NAYS. that
Senator asked leave to withdraw the CALL where
upon, another objected, and the order for the
yeas and nays could not be withdrawn; that it is
not true, stated in the Atlas, that the vote was
'unanimons,' and ''not opposed by any one on
the contrary, the record shows votes in the negative
after all Mr. Webster could do, and ready as Sena-
tors were to oblidge him.
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The FOREIGN News. The New York Tri-
bune gives the following condensed abstract of the
news from Europe by the Hibernia 1t is interesting
if not of absorbing consequence. The Spanish gov
eminent finds fault with ours for not stopping the
expedition of Lopez, forgetting that espionage and
secret police do not form part of political SYSTEM
The British Ministry have carried tolerabe major
ity in the House of Commons on the Greek Cues
ton. A cowardy miscreant has assaulted Queen
Victory with a cane, but did not hurt her. Louis
Napoleon has got his three millions of francs and can
pay of his debts and make ones Louis Philippe
is better Secret Societies and conspiracies are dis
covered at Paris and elsewhere. Another Union is
proposed in Germany, based on the principle of
free-Trade, Hanover being its centre. 1t is rumor-
ed that the approaching coronation of the Emperor
of Austria will be the occasion ola general amnesty
In Italy all goes badly. An awful accident has hap
pened at Benares, India; a thousand persons have
been killed by the explosion Of large quantity Of
powder.
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Office Norwich and W0r RR Co

DootyS c.u..,.. Norwich, July TO- 1850
HUNS or subscription to the preferred stock of this Com
pahy VIII De opened on the llh inst at the Transfer
UGe l. l. MERwIN, Transfer Agent) No Is Merchants
hAcnamnge' NEW YORK. and remain open for sixty DAYS
IS wieh me Books for such subscription will be
closed, until the 10th of January next
persons VINO subscribe aforesaid and pay 25 per
on he preferred stock will be entitled to the dividend
oe declared m January their preferred stock
Wch embraces four shares of old stock for each share Of
new STOCK subscribed and interest will be charged al the
~ per cent? on all instruments from the lIth inst mn
I'll said instruments are paid 49, -"
1,o,., p. ST. NJ. ANDREWS
'i'u'o1l Clerk n. d w. r R Co
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~ The Senate of New Hampshire have postponed
to the next session the homestead excppGonb passed
by the House, and propose to submit 20 the people the
question Of such measure. The Senate have lassed
the House bill redisrictng the State for the choice Of
members Of Congress.
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Commonwealth Of Massachuso,,s

NV virta 81 -. ~, July TO- 1850
- IN lavor OF George Makepeace of Worcester in
e Cogny OF w orceser, yeoman against JOSEPH CIS
Nu oi Peterborough in the Count, of Hsboronqh and
Of OIL New Hampshire at the June term of the Court
all b P Iieas Tor said County, A. D. 1885, have taken
h e twetyrst day of December, A. d. 1919 the day
"e e same was attached on process to redeem
@ n ihoi,gaged Real Estate situate in the town Of Rut
au IN sald Comfy and is the same that is described in
tcr oged thereof from Thomas Read to the Worccs
stry OF Deeds for said County book l. psees and Y aa
On SATURDAY the thrtyrs day of August next A. D. s50
dsc ICoek III the afternoon my Office in Worcester Ma
% IAN street. snail offer for sale to the highest bidder
a. puoc auction the aforesaid right in equity of redemn
8 ale TdJvI3l ~ u a" Sts ana charges OF
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'WILL SALTPETRE ExPLoDE?'' This ques-
ton which was in every body's mouth at the time of
the great fire in this city in 1915, and about which
there was so much disagreement among the chemists
likely to be again agitated and perhaps finally set
ted by the frequent and alarming explosions at the
fire in Brooklyn on Sunday morning, and at the fire
IN Philadelphia yesterday. We hope that men of
sclnce will now suffer the public authorities to pro-
hlbIt the storage of satpetre in unsafe quantities.
without protesting against the precaution 1t may
be against all rule and theory that saltpetre should
explode; but since experience proves that it aUiH we
really hope that learned gentlemen will yield point
and suffer US to take the same precaution against
saltpetre that we do against gunpowder 1t is hard
we are aware, to upset theory; but the public in
terests demand it in this case.
Boston transcript.
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Letters from Belgrade state that revolution
against the Turks had broken out in Bulgaria, the
three districts, Widen, Gurgyssoba and Begrad-
cleza ale stated to be 10 open insurrection The in
surgents were marching against the fort of Begrad
cleza, which contains small Garrison, but an i'm
mense quantity of munitions of war. Another state
ment is that the fort is already in their hands. The
Russian army is being greatly augmented, but for
what purpose has not been stated
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VICE He who yields himself to vice must inc
vitality suffer If the human law does not convict
and punish him, the moral law, which will have
obedience, will follow him to his doom Every
crime is committed for purpose, with some idea Of
future personal pleasure; and just as surely as God
governs the universe, so surely does crime, al
though concealed, destroy the happiness of the fu-
tue' No matter how deeply laid have been the
plans of the criminal, how desperately Executed
detection pursues him like blood hound, and tracks
him to his fate
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A SENSIBLE Horse Grant Thorburn says, l
once saw horse in the neighborhood of New York
dragging load (of twelve hundred weight in
cart The lane was very narrow the driver some
distance behind, conversing with neighbor. The
horse, on slow walk came up to child, sitting on
his bind quarters in the middle ofthe road gathering
up the dust with its little hands making mountains
out of mole hills" The horse stopped, smelt of the
child, there was no room for him to turn off With
hsthick lips gathering the rock between his teeth,
If ed the child, laid him gently Oh the outside Of
the wheel track and event on his way rejoicing, .
and well he might rejoice, he had done noble deed
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DESERT The General Assembly of Deseret
has been in session at different times, and created
Weber, Great Salt Lake, Utah, Saupete, Yoab and
Iuille counties-estabshe courts, created sheriff,
constables, justices of the peace, State marshal
and attorney and instituted regular system of urs
prudence They have also established a State Uni
yyersIty at Great Salt Lake City, and appropriated
for ITS benefit $4,000 year for twenty years, TO be
paid out of the public treasury
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II Civilization, we regret 10 saw, already beons
to enervate the people ofthe Far West. Last month
piano made It's appearance even in Hard Scrabble:
while the landlord of the "Fighting Bears,'' who
nobly resisted the innovation of table cloths, has been
compelled to strike his color to ''cussed Yankee"
who adyertises ''clean plates at every meao If
these things be permilted where will our boosted
liberty be in another year or two?
WeStera paper
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WORCESTER,
SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1850.


EDITOR OF THE sPr,-Sir-By the spy OF Jun
3d. learn that you concur with the Journal in TIT
;; tb,+ s.tba eforts 70 Obtain relief for the sh
oP''',O'' '-''t :,,;.;,,, md hot,,,.o,
pui"'hi s""0's' w. -''
want of knowledge IN such matters ana DIS Inc
business was managed no better in Boston, eve do not
,o,dar Of tic faiIure., ;,
" -. 49,. iii Ia Io, -, -,
III Is presumed .I"' Nv o,o tb "a ;l :; -,
count Oh these teinaI Ms =; b ;,
Tlputeu u 'ne "' H., - 70 ;aor,o r ~ h,
II IS di oiu ni"g 1 $50 'l'ls ~ g 7 500 t I
wlnked al' anu " ply ~
the Oet41S u 5L 49, nt cr. ~ -
III ioi y, Wv h ~ ,l bilr ,tb ,b
any Que i'ets ~ i'a a. 90 49, fh
iGneGtloh, M Ii 80 c's 10 % no ~ -! ~
'la. il''s iIsu io.'l VI. s.'1 H. 5D r 6
49, ~ s.o, 'or i; acodanc b c
SAp'U!aIs at aob,s ~ Tho axtort vb;cb COL
LIS, 49, III - b,t =, tc;ont r., cl,,,;rt 10
III; ;sb orar H. nacoSsar, several ,TeeLs ,re
PUN " ,il Ell - i,,tad ~ If tho Ci,to
a1tJ III soaI ld ana otbnr o.n,Ino
~ Wnoa.or bo r6er Sens to I've t,o to
a. ~ b;t;opf :; bt XIX. oa;ons mon hi; ~
were various although all concured in the opinion that
somalag ought to be DONE Soon after, the circular of
Inc GIla.e9 was PuoIlsiieu ~ o.e paIy g' "ire'n
nassed on and few DAYS pror to the time Of the nre
sentaton ofthe Subscription Book in Worcester, gem
teman from that clty wen Known through the county,
"l uS mio 49, tLo
mode which was pursued as the most proper one in his
estimation.
Inc ohy regret III tle matter is tnat some otnef ar
tb fo VS. ~; Iii ~
repugnant to him who was deputed as their agent had
not been known Not the people of Ashburn.
man, OF those VINO nave suffered nave the most remote
Of Worceser done nnH ecai ,at ~
they feel dishonored through ga want of knowledge,
on their part that they have thus violated the rules of
aeoofu ana subjected themselves 70 ,e cflc'ss Oh
Yet notitbstandng The censne Of fhe ..nress ;,s-
tice should be done-Shonor to whom honor.' Your
correspondent would avail himself OF this opportunity
i.s iost = 'G,ol ti'hHS ~ Lae 81
inbehalf of the Ashburnbam sufferers and tbouoh d
fering somewhat with the s'press', is confident under
all the circumstances that IN the generosity which has
suarnn nu h a u f ~. =, p,a " 'iie
which plain man has introduced the subject to thei
notice. Yours, C. S.
We do not know any remark the above i:
necessary, and yet feel that proper to say tina
the remarks of ours, therein alluded to- were cetan,
intended to give cause of offence. We did not sup
pose that any would think it disreputable impu
taton, to have it said of him that he betrayed wan
acknowledge of the best means of obtaining public con
tlbutions for benevolent object; and least of all die
we suppose that remarks could be tortured into
charge of ''vioatng the rules of decorun or of &c;
want of good breedng.'' We could not make any sucl
imputations for they would be emiaeny unjust towar
the gentlemanly agents of Ashburnham, whose onl
iaut II fault 1t be, was the almost unobtrusve
which they presented the claims of the sufferers
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= letter from President Roberts, dated Lii
IBERIA, May 18th, contains the intelligence that he
has succeeded in purchasing the noted slave factory
at Galllnas for $4,000 This is the last point at
which the slave trade has been carried on for about
1900 miles along the coast An enormous number
OF slaves have been shipped from Gullinas.
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SPAIN,

The position of Rome is still most unsatisfactory.
A commission of cardinals have been named to dis
cuss the affairs of the country, and we are told that
the police has been placed under the Austrian au-
thority. At Naples frghtful accident had occurred
on the 18th June; part of the Grenaglio, an i'm
mense edifce used as barrack for troops gave way
and fell down, involving 400 or 500 persons in ruins
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- 'FYou that have tears, prepare to shed them
now" mammoth onion was pulled recently in the
garden of Mrs COL Wilmer, near Tallahassee, Flor-
da. 1t was of the white species, raised from the Seed
measured l6 inches in circumference with the outside
coating of, and weighed pound 10 ounces week aft
er it was taken up.
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CODartuershin Nofico

'HE hrm OF FITCH d JONES having been dissolved.
ti9 udersigned have formed connexion and will con-
1I'ne nle IRON FOUNDRY BUSINESS under the firm of
f. d D. H. FITCH & co. at the Old stand Of Fitch and
'''S EZRA FITCH
DANA H. FITCH
Worcester, July II, 1850 JIsJ5v
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aBT Baldwins Peg Factory at Mere 18th Bridge,
has consumed four hundred cords of timber dur
ing the last year, and turned out fourteen thou
sand bushels of pegs 1t does not appear that
any oil them have been exported as cucumber seeds !
D0Uer Enduirer
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REWARD. 1t will be seen BY advertisement that
the Boston and Worcester r. X. Co. have offered
reward of fire hundred doius for information which
shall lead the detection Of the person OF persons who
have placed distractions upon the read, or who may
hereafter do it.
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LEAD AND SILVER MINE IN MAssAcHU
SETS. The Bristol County Coal Company, in dig
glng well recently on the northerly edge of their
coal basug at Mansfield, came in contact with rich
vein of lead ore; samples of which, on being sub
ected to analysis by DR.. Jackson prove to be high
y impregnated with silver. Farther researches are
being made, there are manifest indications of the
presence of large body of these mineral treasures.
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~ =, -. JOB Q PRINTING.
'N ALL lis BRANCHES NEATLY kNDpP QUINN, :,
EXECUTED AT "0-lflLY
THE SPY OFFJCF
$500 ReVVaE'al5
BOSTON AND WoRcEsrER r po,n

avn WORCESTER A. ROAD OrFIcF
w UrRFAS -, Boston, July TO- IS5o :
"a hEREAs, some evilminded person or 1er ~, SOW
instructions on the track of the Boston a " paced
ei haloa1 on the evening of the 9Th of lime sY,
on e evening OF the 9Th inst. thereby endanger ana also
me Boston and Worcester Raroa5 t yeS
a'on oler me above reward TO any person who b fof'
Information bv which said offenders shall he cG give
sald offence They also offer the same reward to OF
son VINO shai discover the perpetrators of any MY per
on SaG roaa between birmingham and Woce,t %
Jyl3d3w TgOS uopK1Nrso,-
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Mr.. EDrToR:-My Dear Sir. Permit me to ask
through your paper, the signers of the Sabbath Adj
Dress which appeared in your paper ofJuy 9th what
the Apostle Paul meant, when he recorded the follow
ing words, (Which may be found in Gal. 4, 10th and
18th verses and Romans 14th, 9th verse; respectively
Ye observe days, and months, and times, and years.
81 am afraid of you, lest l have bestowed upon you
labor in vain.''
'sOne esteemeth one day above another; another
esteemeh every day alike. Let every man be fully
persuaded in his own mind''
From these passages, we cannot resist the conclu-
sion, ie that the apostle had special regard for one
day another; but left each individual satisfy his
own conscience. Would Paul have said the same of
Drunkenness T? Profane Swearing : Gambling and
other crimes of similar character! As my only OBJ
ecs to know the will OF God touching the sacred
ness of one day another, and give all due heed
to the traditions of men, trust may not be regard
ed presumptious in asking for the publication of the
foregoing, the signature of inquirer after
Worcester, July 9th, 1850. TRUTH.
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G9- In preparing "Bristol B' for the state prison
fashion in Vermont, plain marks Of hard usage were
discovered upon his back which indicated that he had
serv ed term at Botany Bay.
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Superior Mineral Teeth.

kgyyessen 'HE subscribers are now ready to sun
NSFsssazsI ply Mineral Teeth of a very superior
OIIfYYY1 quality, made from a netc combination of
material For lile-like appearance reseni-
10 nature, ana Tor strength, they far as we
Having experimental with much labor on the subject Of
CoLoRs, we feel confident in assuring most exact mita
o OF ne natural teeth Whole parts of sets sun
piled at short notice. ~ sup
" lhose wishing for ARTIFICIAL TEETH are invited
call and examine them without feeling that thereby thew
incur an obligation. o. IT. BLOOD NJ ~ ny
mr. ono d. COOK NJ. d.
-, ONce-2O6 Main Street, Butman Row
Worcester, June IL, 1850. d,e
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Ig Scoth Bagpiper was arrested by the high
constable of Wilmington, Del, few DAYS ago. on
the complaint of some ladies' who were shocked At
tie sight Of his bare knees
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II A span of horses in field at Whtestown on
Friday, got fighting, when one of them bit the
tongue the other off, close up to the root E7yE
Utica G0zetfp
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III despatch from Halifax announces that the
steamer Viceroy illprobably be total loss. U
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Dissolution of COMPLIMENTARY

HE coparnership heretofore existing between The srb
scrIbers under the firm Of FITCH Il JONES was NV
initial COZ nj dissolved on the first day July inst Either
tiOn. " t 81 nm III, III lHqulda-
uy.,o.. EDWIN JONES
,'oiNN0'oi' '"lg IL lcoU. Jl3d2w
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GY- Hon George Bancroft has recently purchased
a house in Twent-frst street, New York, for the
sum Of $4,000 It is TO be his permanent resi-
dence.
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EtUeatty-sdOe Dollars EgesCY,d,
LOST OR STnT un- u" SVS

PROBABLY stolen, from the subscribe n. t,,a o.,
at ie Depotn Farnumsville, or between tbat ri n;
ine Mio9ry station, PACKAGE OF MONEY rono tu
Ins Slo1' Inc package was put up Ly George NeItnr
anI directed 70 the Cashier OF the Citizens Bank
ana contained two five dollar bills of the HonesdaIe tp
Dak-one ten dollar bill Of the North River RAM S N
Uni Goars or more, of llves and tens of the Mini
UlTy BANK, and some small bills of other Ranks 1i
Inc above reward Will be paid to any person who mil,
return the money to the subscriber at Farpneyi n VIII
IoInunlsNlle, Juy 10, le5O d3tt S. Il. WHITE
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cradle, and the mother had nse an axe upon the brute
before she could rescue it,
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LATEST NEWS.

E- Secretary Clayton and Senator Bel are both Sc
riously i'll at Washington.
| NOMINATIONS BEFORE THE SENATE. The un-
confirmed budget of nominations before the Senate all
go back for the consideration OF the President There
is consequently great concern among the nominees
The Pennsylvania Wing delegation have called the
President in body, urging the continuance of Mr.,
Meredith in the Cabinet, but it is thought Mr.. McKen-
non will be too strong for them.
WASHINGTON RUMoRs. The N. Y. Tribune says
-"Doct. Foote, formerly Of the Buffalo Advertiser,
Charge to Bogoa, will be the Editor of the Off
cal organ Daniel Webster will be Secretary of State
unless he changes his mind. The contractors will be
stopped from printing to-morow-heir work has been
refused by Government.
The Pennsylvan Inquirer says, the Wing Congress
sional delegation of that State Washington YES
terday and expressed desire thathe President would
appoint Mr.. Mckennon as Secretary of the Treasury
1t is understood that the President cordially met their
views.
Mr.. Fillmore was engaged for several hours at the
State Department with Mr.. Clayton. Messrs. Evans
and Crttenden have been elegraphed for to take posts
The whole Cabinet except Collamer, will be changed.
FROM SANTA FE. Santa Fe dates to 18th June,
received st. Louis, leave no doubt that the State
Government is organized before this time The cleo
ton for the State took place on the 10Th ult.
CHOLERA AT THE WEST. The Cholera contin-
to rage in Cincinnati At Nashville it is on the
increase. Ga the I'd inst there were IS nterments
IA of choleras, On the Sd there IS deaths from
cholera. The deaths by cholera on the 4th reached
81 and on the 9Th, 16.
In the Edgeeld neighborhood, there were thirty odd
deaths from the 30h of June to the Sd of Juy 16 to
is being negroes. In ST LOUIS during the week end
ing July 8, there were 6S deaths of cholera.
The deaths in Cincinnati during the twenty -four
hours ending Thursday, number 81 including 81 by
cholera.
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4 MARK OF REFINEMENT Ladies' WIN nee

DIR. BENZ. HAYWOOD
HAS REMOVED his Office to No. IGJ Main stro..
,, Or I'd house south of Central Exchange. ~
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FRANCE.


The bill for the increase in the presidents salary
was finally voted on Monday It. in effect, confirms
all the demands made by the president, and, resist
ed by the committee of commission, the measure
was carried by the same number of majority 46.
as have retained the English ministry in power for
short time longer The presidents friend, Gen.
Changarnler, made speech on the debate, which.
1t SAID, was so brilliant to produce great effect
upon the tayorlng members of the assembly,
The president has modestly accepted the bill in the
name OF the French republic, and himself as the uni
ted expression Of the French will, in appreciation of
his services. The government looks upon the car
ryng OF this bill great victory, and the friends
OF cider are congratuatng themselves upon the feel
ing which has been displayed. Gen. LaIIte an
nounced to the assembly, on Monday, the conclusion
OF the favorable negotiations with England respecf-
ing the Greek affair.
The government has discovered another secret
society In Paris; n persons were arrested. an oc
whom have been discharged. The amelioration
winch has recently manifested itself in the health of
Louis Philippe, continues.
NJ. de Lamartine embarked at Marseilles for tha
east on the morning of the 2lst inst, accomnaned
by his wife; he proposes being back in the month of
September. "
AlgierS is said to have had extensive rami6cations
IN france-great numbers of persons belonging 10
secret societies In Paris and the provinces have been
arrested.
The President of the republic has given n grand
dinner to the marquis and marchioness of Normandy
and the British diplomatic corps. 1t is considered
that It's real object to show the world that any
temporary GOODNESS between the two governments
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COrEIs-COp,BIG

received large supply of CoRKs of nil kinds mn,
lima S S1 10" ny d. SCOTT, JR, o. co.
80 80 :. oWows No 243 Main Street
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BoaEders VYnltfeaI.

4 nE or tour Gentlemen can be accommodated with
the Post Office. DIR i ) " IL" seis from
ul July I3
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rufs ,aa'a STACK Trimming Lnces.
Trimmina 10 Poo" lot OF very Rich Black Iacos for
June 20 " CHAMBERLIN IL cos
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We have deemed these few remarks necessary to
place oursef in right positions and trust, that, if We
misunderstood before, we shall be not be now
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rms, Gum Arabic Lozcnges.
rhESi lot this day opened and for snle II ans, ,or,
INV 3 Jwa, ]" T. LAIELL, DruggtsL
- No. pol Main Street