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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
The Revolutionary lender ut Home.

Mr.. CHARLES A. Mann of Oneida, was
the leader of the late revolutionary sertie
from the Senate Of this State, and is now
on trial for that act before the people Of
his district. Of course he is candidate
for reelection, but it seems is not to have
the undivided endorsement Of his party.
A meeting of the party authorities Prelimi-
nary to a County Convention, was held at
Utica yesterday, when evidences were
abundant that there are former supporters
of Mr.. Mann in that quarter who revolt at
the outrage of which he has been the chief
instrument, and are not willing TO be led
by the nose into the ranks Of the enemies
of the Erie Canal. Petitions were present.
ed to the meeting asking that Mr.. Mann
might be left to run on his own account
and not on that of the party, which being
refused, portion of the delegates bolted,
leaving no quorum. This is not a good
omen for the disorganizors. They will
fud that their desperate attack on one OF
the fundamental principles Of republicanism
is not sustained by the people.
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Day before yesterday, as we presume,
the long expected Exhibition of the Worlds
Industry was duly opened at London with
all possible show and ceremony. Oar pa
pers contain no indications Of the exact for
malities to be observed on the occasion.
except that the public were not to be ad-
mitted till one o'clock, previous to which
time the royal family, the members of the
government, the diplomatic corps, and the
commissioners who have had charge of the
Exhibition through its various stages, were
to view the whole privately. Some Of the
journals complain loudly that the Qaeen
ard her suite are thus admitted by them
selves beforehand; others reply that it
would otherwise be impossible for her to
view the Exhibition at all. as when the edi-
fee is filed by the thrOng of visitors, to
whom she would Of course be an object of
constsnt attention, she could not have the
opportunity of free and undist1rbed in
spection of the various depsrtments,-a
fact, by the way, which speaks more loud
ly for the cordial loyalty Of her subjects
than for their poEteness.
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llama from the aouth.

BALTIMORE BdiaY, MAIL
We have the New Orleans mail OF to nissss
hand. Accounts from Mexico 10 the och OL~
present the continuance of the Indian MASSES
Ia as ferociOus a manner as ever. The PIcsysS
fays that several large and influential partiess
Mexico are plotting for a change in the goysS
ment. One party wishes to join Mexico oo's
more 70 Spain aud counts upon Spanish troof
and authorities in Coba for assistance soosss'
party, that OF the manufacturing interests, sly
ing quietly and slowly 70 get up feeling 10 avg,
Of the return Of Santa Anna TO power Tiers
stll another party and not feeble one 10 ia'''
Of immediate annex ration TO the United STATES.
The Savannah Republican has in'shiseso.
from Havana 70 the 2Gth ult 70 the eject s.A
the excitement continued abo1t expeesed "''
sion, but that nothing further trsnsplred.
The proceeds Of Jenny Linds Concert ne,s "a
handed over for charity. 1t amounted 70 49,
aud was bestowed on the following inislsasA''''
ia the subjoined manner: DN
H. Peters Femsls Protestant Ofphsn Asyi0n'''' ~
The Catholic Orphan Honls.... 10
The Protestant Farm schO0l..............''''''' -
fhe Widows Home. ~
To hsyor fer distributor among pfYsls hoi''
NiF
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NEW BRUNSWICK BY the Maid Of Erin we
nave 81 John papers the 18th mat Ii was thought thai
s.S would be prcrogued today, Asys TIE
on 70 gNe iuftoer facility 10 he European and Auer
eAA "a Wy WAS passed by CT rs IS he = 10
UT tae OH passed The Council Monday IL gives ave
miles Of ungrsIted lsrcs Compsay OF ssch stds OF
The hDe sDd provides iha for every pound paid in ous
sesh be given TO he stockhodsrs Fbe C,-rr,e- ssvs
that The weather has eel Ia quite spnEEs out coz
leases s It's readers must expect Eous ehiy weather
until after The eshet which, II adds ia now running
quige strong Bos!On Adv
ArrEMFTED MURDER Roger Kane an Iri,b.
man living in Foxborough alien plee 70 uardsr ore Of
hs ccuutrywOen 90 MondEv uighI by srubbing her
tSice vii kufs ard then stamping upoo her. rhs wo-
mSn o. expected 1--we kxne has A-reslst but
he motive Of his murderous deed 10 not known
RlOT on TIE HARLEM RAILROAD-The HID
soR Sar states that there hss been considerable 5ng on
The shove Road lately between The Corkonsns ana Far
eoWt ELS, and th1 Wednesday Conslaele Allen, Of
Chsham hroCght into Hudson AMI oommisisd 70 jail
o. ne rioters, who bad bseE arrested by him o. tbs
ground.
Re Julis A. Perkins Of Rhode Island, has re-
uoSered $500 Of krspcs Hsrsey for rot narrg her
coTd!Dg TO promise.
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Nature Submissive at the royal feet of hu-
manity, TO clothe Man with all lordship
over the world he inhabits, to make the
liehtniDgs his messengers ano the elements
his servants, to Danish from his sphere
whatever is unclesn and hostile, and to
fosd his daily existence with all conve-
nience and beauty and delight, as the'sun
floods the atmosphere with its rays.
This may seem high flown and Utopian'
but so is the occasion which calls it forth.
When Fourier after having foretold the fu-
ture assemblies of the world to celebrate
the victories of science ard industry, and
knit the bonds of universal amity, lay on
the lonely death bed of poverty and disap-
pointment, be little knew that two decades
would not pass away ere the first one would
be held, still less that it would be held
by people so unimaginative and prac-
teal as the British. But such is the
present momentum of things that the
ersndest realities outstrip the hardihoOd
of imagination, and the gorgeous dreams
with which Missionaries deck out future
centuries are pale and feeble beside the
glowing facts that startle US amid the
routine of to- day. And so while politicians
intrigue and usurpers plot, while the selfish
fume and fuss and even threaten to arrest the
course of Providence for the conservation
of privileges, and institutions on which ma
ture long since set the seal of decay. Labor
summons bis children to festival which Is
the fitting precursor and prelude of a new
epoch, Of new institutions, of q nav world,
and the old world with its royalties aud arts
tocracies is Jealous to do it honor. We care
not that private interests have their play
in this enterprise; We care not that the ex-
hibitors in the Crystal Palace are animated
quite as much by desire to advertise their
wares as by any other motive. All this
does not affect the Importance or the sig
nifcance of the event, which History will
record as marking new and grander period
in human development.
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o@>a Ssassa
u For additional Telegraphic n,
patches, see Sixth Page.
I've Weeks Later from California.
rival Of the (" Alabama at NJ
lean--Iarge QunBtiti~- Of Cola n Nc
on the way-The Sacramento
Claim. sN
Nrw oSLEsSs. Friday. Ma,
The steamship" Alabama" has arrivss -
six days from Chsgres, with 10 e,s,ans....',-
large amount 0fgold dust The ste,ns,, a O.
cent City," North America" sua e.
have arrived at Chsgres. The date, f,o-
Francisco are TO the lstof April The nav
rally is unimporsant. From the mine. ,.s
Diggings the reports are very favorable ,,1
discoveries are continually being made; |, ~.
the prospects from all quarters appear to r..
coursging
The decision has been gvea in the Dire.
Court Of Sacramento sustaining the ruih,, :,
claims on al lands on which the city i, 49,,
No further attempts have been made to Si,,.S''
them, nor is it likely there will BE-
The steamers Tennessee aud Colunbl, had,
rived at Panama with a million and bali q, ~,
dust.
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Dreadful Storm and Gale at BaaaIs.

BUFFALO, fddsy Maya
Eany Yesterday morning the wind eommescet
blowing luriously from the West, aud in the cOars
of two hours the water in the harbOr was raised
about three feet above its ordinary level
The water in the Canal at noon was abOa!
three inches over the towpath, and still rising
The shipping 10 the barber has sustained mach
damage in the loss of sails aud rigging
The brig j y Scammon was compelled TO pd
back on account Of the severity Of the gale. va
entering the bsrbor she dropped both anchors
which, however, did not check her progress,
when abe ran foul of the Cana boat Blae Bell
A passenger named Hiram Burbanks, aged ~
years was coming from the cabin when the brig
struck the bow Of the boat Mr. Is 'slegs oeesns
entsDged in the fore chains, breaking the len lss
above the knee and badly decorating the right lss
from the knee 10 the thigh, ing open the ns'a
and exposing the bone Medical aid was as once
obtained and il Is thought he will recover
During the squall which the 5oammon encos'
tered, her topgallsnt sail was rent TO rboon'''
side suffering other damage.
The brig Montezuma, in entering the hroa
ras into the steamer Empire, forcing her oos
spirit into the after cabin of the steamer
We learn that the schooner SylPh vi" sunH
in consequence Of a collision with large Vess'
in the harbOr.
The schooner Mount Vernon was also drives
back by the foIce Of the gale. She sussaned~
damage
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Tremendous Gale on the Lakes,

BUFFALO, Friday, hyt
We were visited yesterday by gale Of S,..,
er severity than has occurred on the lake, .,a..
lSi4. its approach vas not indicated bv H.
barometer and hence il caught the ,hipoius og,'
side unprep pared and We fear involves =. .sxsr.
l. IS Of property If not of life. The moroins xs.
cloudy and chilly, with light wind from Tia
n. +. AT about 10 o clock IL chopped round 70
w. S w. blowing with great force accompanied
with snow, hail and rain. Ii continued with
great fury throughout the day and daring tie
early part of last night. The sudden change Of
wind brought q great volume OF water into o.,
hsrbor, covering the low lands, filling the CELLAR
and nearly submerging the docks. The extent q
damage TO property in the vicinity Of the harba
is quite severe.
The following disasters to shipping have f.lle,
under our notice The brig J. a. ScammOn lsa
here yesterday morning, bound west, had MAD.
an cling, and was squaring away before the
wind under full canvas. when the gale srpat
her; she Immediately put about, but before iAa
bad fairly returned 10 port, her canvas wa IA
shreds, and In coming up the Creek She ran oal
of the canal. boat Blue Bell. A man named HI
ram Burbank was coming out of tho cabin a. the
time Of the collision and was caught between
the fore chains OF the brig and the vale Of the
boat both bis legs were broken, and be was
dresdtully mangled. Il is thought he cannot sur.
vve.
The schooner Mount Vernon was few miles
out when she encountered the gale. She ran
back to within a short distance OF the hsrbOr ani
dropped her anchors. She rode il out braysly
until about O'Clock P ~. when she dragged and
went ashore above the pier She was lgh, and
will be got off without much damage.
At about O'Clock last night, a large brig a.
tempted to make the 'hsrbor, bat went nhot
some fifty rods below the North Pier
Capt. McKinty reports having passed snail
vessel oil Grand River Bluff, lying 70 under man
sail and ib. He could not discover aoy person
on board.
The MAY flower lefs Detroit at noon yesterday
and met the steamers Ocean and Minnesota. do
ing well. She arrived Ia this port al IL O'Clock
having been out % hours, and making the tip
during the height Of the gale.
The brig Missouri is reported sunk near Ma
roe. Schooner bacon. OF Milan, arrived here Ihus
morning in great distress, having sprung sest
and being on the point Of sinking when'he reached
the port.
The steamer Queen City was driven on the
East Pier at Cleveland, STAYING in her tmoen
and otherwise damaging her.
The briggs Maria billiard. Montezuma, aud A.
leghsny, and schrs Gazette, 5. q. Noble, Free
Trader, and Washington Irving, and propeller
Saginaw, were obliged 90 put back some vita
considerable damage. From the severity sad
duration Of the gaze we are apprehenslVe th1ws
,ha hear Of conse derRble moro damage 70 the
shipping afloat on Lake Erie at the time Of tho
visitation.
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Mr.. GREELEY sailed for England on the
10th day of April. He cOntemPlates visit
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Te,,,,. from 1Tr. Greeley,

~ Advertisements Tor TIE Tribune o. Monday ough
70 be ,ent II before O'Clock on Saturday, evening
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Treasury Notes OsntnndinS, May 1, 1851.

fREAsukY DKPAkIAEFIg
Registers Ofsce May 1851.
Amount outstanding Of the several issues prior
I'd jay ls4 per records or this once s59sl o.
Anoupi Outstanding Of the issue Of I'd jay 49,. ~.
1916 ss per records Of this ohce.. XIV "
Amount outstanding Of The issue OF The |sh =, 49,. -
January, is47, as per records OF his ONCE Hf'
....................."slso5sl "a
Deduct csreel led notes IN tbe hands 81 account
log officers all under aets prior 70 I'D JAY,
isss -.....,...................... 80 %
TOWNSEND HAIhAs, Rsgstsr.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK. SATURDAY. NAY 3.

r. PHILADELPHIA subscribers to Tse Tribune vii be
~ guay supplied with the paper Al % cents per month
- ,se AGENT ~. 2. ZnBER, Thirds below Ohesnut
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rsERoUs OR AEDIcATEp ComPovNO --lnfslnhe for
teWiut vgofRing The Hair removing Scur' sndrud
ard All affections OF the Scalp ard cutrg eruporS OF Tho
sin dis-sses the GLANDS muscles ord int guners and
itviig sings cute hrue sprart &c Win mis- prepS
rsor. there u such word fail The frat journals
IN AmeCs Gcsl men OF the highest euiuence, pr0m
citizens OF al Professors snd ladies who have used 10
for yeat 70 their dressing rooms Gnt nurseries, al win
accord that for impsrtrg vgor gloss luXurauce and
cui the heir esoicsu1g tcurf sud dsn1run h-aiug
WOuudt cuug -OutusOns, spains, atnRs &. ,ald reev
10y diseases 81 the ekn the GLANDS ~ The muscles II has
equal anOnR the Wuuinde OF npourtr advertised IN
the public prints used W private practice la chespnest
ss " ELL efficacy Barrys Tflco pher1usis uurvAet The
Inn cash Gales Of article have enabled the Inventor
aupp II al retail 81 twenty-five cents per bottle which
s from hy hurCred less thsn The OF
any Other preparation Ia Ths scientific treatise
he hair aud chin embacng valuable directions ior the
culture ara prt1e walton Of nRurcs choicest oTns ncal
IN hch each bottle enclosed sone worth the )ney
The tthry between the membranes which c0nsu ute he
skp, ard he hair which draws s sutteaance from this
tils envelope "a very close All diseases Of the r OIL
gina The skin Of The heed n the OF the scalp
clcRgec, II he blood ard other hlds do cfcu
lsle eey through HE small Vessels which feeds the
will osiute ard mpAri lie 10 The iJres. the resut IL
tcur darcrut shedding OF the hGr grsvness On ness
and Ia fhnets Of the gsmenis and entire aadLei the
he. Stimulate thc skin 10 heahul actlOl with
the Tcopterous ard The torpid vtssels recovering their
ecviv viii snriha.e he disease 10 all affections OF he
skin and OF The subsIaa OF muscles aud ineRumen the
process snd The effect are he Ia the akin,
The muscular rbfe, and he Sncs that The TcoDhefous
has tie spscli, action and IN all affections and iUlgeI o.
ttsr organs. u Ia a sovereign remety
sod 9 large b0tlsf price - %, g. the principal o.
nee Isl Broadway Ne~.York For sGe by the principal
Merchants Ard UIuegs,s ihrOu 2hout tie ai.ed States
ard Canada Beware 0! the counterfeit, sold ~ 81 per
bottle.
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" Elegant Porcelain Wedding Card,

TFiU ard Iver boTdCTed beauuuY engTaVed and prnt-
&c IN 90 silver and plain styles Also splendid sssert
m,It Of Wedding Envelops from the mos celebrated Pa
re aud London msrUfs tories BeEuhful Cake Boxes,
Silver Cord, Wedding WafeTs; &c, a. EvERDELLS, Gard
Engraving Esisbli'hIen Broad way, corner Dasue-tL
~
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Northumberland

LUUhIlNU- UbNoo W hhtHVU ININII
KNesLAND Wholesale Dealer and Manufactured OF
LOOKING Glasses and Importer Of Looking lasa Plates,
s. COrsnd-Yt N Y, has now 10 store splendid assOrt
ueu, Of Ornamented, Plain Pier and Mantel Glasses.
Also unusual large stock Of Mahogany Frame Gsssss,
suitable for tho Western and BOuhen trade. Jobbert
and dealers IN general will do well to call aud
Inc this sock and prices previous % purchasing elsewhere
their facilities for manufacturing and importing their own
Pses enable them 10 sell lower than other house 70
bis city. 81 5mMWS
N B-Merchsnn having orders TO Gil Tor catf0rns,
Wes Indies. or olher markets, would do well to call
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COOKING STOVES FOR WINTER AND

SUMNER a large assortment at thu New York Stove
Factory wholesale aud retail Also Tin Bakers. for buru
uR charcoal with without boiler holes prices - 20
a. s. il cUdpg pans Summer Bakers and Furnaces for
burning bard soft :Osl wood, warranted to bake
Pstent Furnaces for heating Fat irons Summer Range,
FOR burning had coal, icle Csbnetm.ks's
Stoves, superior article The celebrated Independent
siT-tieht Summer and Winter COOKING Stoves warranted
in al bake stoves delivered free OF charge
New hIteheepors and others invited TO CAL md ey
anime Oh Stock previous 81 msbing purchases. 5} and
Fl, New York, opposite Essex Matlet
Az III W&sat NICHOLAS l. CoRT.
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IL STATEN ISLAND FANCY DYING Is
rAEIIsHMFNT-Ofice No 8 John at New-YOrk fh9
proptletors ofhis establishment who're Dying al FIN
srp have so long favOraby known to the COM
uny ready eceive orders or dying and Gle Gning
SIX, Wooden, Coucn, Linen and Fancy Goods OF every
description IN the heGt manncr.
all imTbs&Ms BARRETT NEPHEws & Co.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN SILvERT BEAVER
HATS WITHOUT MIXTURE 90 Ssza1 Sfyies we se ps s
rsr.d 10 furuh gentlemen .bot 10 visit Europe dunng ~
Worlds lndusuisl sXtiDitiJn 10 Loneon WIZ - csi
American Summer n a. NhDse yeas OF populHy,
"a onIv nv ia conf ~ . syasce aid Oofqur msoule.
Gu Why W i'a ''i"i'i'' TEARY 90. hsuers,
,,-, n #. =. ,s,oo fIr C;-ntem~ns HAS,
. 20 ies1e''" Nos 8 ard Asiof dolse.
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II PAssAGE in the STEAMSHIP BKoTH-
r. JONATHAN, FOR Chag-es NAV 49, may be ohisuet oy
application 10 lSSO 81 srlMSON Co l9 Wal al
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CARDISAL HUGHEs-The Cincinnati Catholic
Herald asserts positively that Bishop Hughes has
been made Cardinal The Head says;
We have he pleasure that The rank OF Car
ciue bss be- positively conferred before nov on Arch-
bisbop Hughes by bis Holiness Pius TX. Ire day A1ed
for This m porsntsn DOst Interesting ceremony was uss
ded,:stsd 70 lresnd's patron saint
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The Whitney VIII Sait

BIsGHAdpIONf flisey' WI
The long pending and important " n,asy ,,..,,
suit between the heirs Of Gen. Joshas clns
" hich has been on trial in the Circoh oO...iaf
Broome County for four days, wa. tnls no. ~ o,s,
submitted to the Jury. The defendant" 70 III sS1 ,Di
sent record sought TO overthrow the ass az isN.
Testament Of Gen Whitney. made tsV a wake
The counsel for the plaintiffs were l. d.
man, Grisell and Bgdd OF BingbapPs9n "a Bsd
Nixon Of Syracuse for the defense nO S.s,cs, Of
sail. John A. Colyer and Joshua A.
Utica and j. NJ. Parker. I.,., vls
The case on the part of the dsisno. .as,cs d
summed up by Joshua A. Spencer, 10 n ~ Dlra
nearly three bours, and on the PHs .. 80 bosn
tiffs BY B. d. Nixon, in q speech ., ~ ch,rze,
and half Judge Mason deiiyereo; n az shea
and the Jury were out bat few mlI S,ss olain.
they returned with verdict in favor 81 tbst il
tiHs, sustaining the will. IL is r2a'''"
will be appealed.
The Canal Question 10 Ose's xra
A meeting OF the Opposition CoanH s.sori,.
ton was held In this oity today. ~s.aasss
pumerously signed by leading huaAen, ~. 80. %
ing the committee net 70 call ''a''-
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T Yo0Se HARRY met his friend Dlsk'

'tofhsy day, . l., -. ,oo6 humored WAY.
q 80 ~ sSe telovy. you have do1e Il :, IA,
~. syy.ssrt sop-afsDce compared WIZ luo PesS
IouL ssssfe.Siog nv BOy 'tis, p0o ny soul
s,ra,~ me- Tor ms foe logs are osyoud my control
The ios Al OF beauty scens 20 81 on your Ofo".
a 1be,s Ha,ry" qu0,h Dick, stop where you are now;
cn, nor, your rnsp sOcy and Tell me, desire,
Wb,f Won sse 10 nv appearance on 90 much al
q well Dlek 70 The pOlni then. Il issDply your Hat;
o. where old you get it-p'sy do tel me ihai;
Iu blight. glossy ieL snd hsrmoniz'ng pr0pofuons
All 10 such good ,ssie, with no vulgar dstofnont
bought H. dear Harry 10 tae only store ma Enovg
row HAf FlNIsHERS UNION
Opposle The AStor House.
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HEAD QUARTERs REMovED.-kELTY
a FEKeUsoN's Wholesale ard Retail WINDOW SHADE
eroRE, 1917 EROADwAY.-PeIsons WS1Ung Shades, GIL
ana shade rTmmugs ind ne beat SssortmsaI 10 she
city, above Dealers supplied. No tecoud prohtt Al
shades warranted 10 sgSnd any climate Sens psi.
serus Of Gold. Brds aud Flowers that cannoi
any other Prcea lower Ih&n elsewhere Call aud
ssliay yourselves all MWkSu
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Kr Honsekee pcrs. and aIl others. in

went Of Bedding Besdstesds &c, would do well TO cal
al III WHLARD's Old established Wsrero0msi 100 Chat
han St corner OF No beny,t where msy he found his
srsest assortment OF articles 10 bic line offered TO
ne pubic. coDs,lng or Feathers Bed'. Maresses &C..
Psert Bedsteads and Cots, wholesale and retail
S5O4t MW&Ef
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PARkrK's TrNrrRNNcE SroRE.-N. O

PARKER's TEMPERANCE SToRE.-N. q.
Sugar "a 81 lbs; bes crushed ard powdered SagT q
lhs Rocd hlsck and green Teas s. bet OO 'ug reat
10 me green eeSs ~ 10 besi lava Cotes 10 "a
lb good Code 10 cetts and 10 To- rev kasus cenn
pew Pfunes cents 10 extra kTunes 10 cents 10 Sper
Candles - I'd beat mould Candles 10 csnt good Water
Oh IL per gallon hesched IS per gson; extra Flour
by The bs rel bag ~ ls 6t ard 10 Sd os heckorf rama
= cent? paper, Lutse cent? 10
Goods ~ part u The City and Srooey free OF
charge. a PARKER.
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