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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13

best retort we have seen for a
long time was that of gentlemen, as
reported by cotemporary.w .who.on being
awakened by the captain of boat with
the announce ment that be must not oc-
cupy his berth with his boots Oh, very
considsfately replied
Oh never mind; the bugs won't hurt
'sm much. | guess; they're al old pair.
Let 'em rip
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13

A SMART HoRsE. TBIEP.-At the en-
campmenl ofa body OF British troops
In the pro, ihce of Bajepore,in the East
Indies, one Of the officers had horse
stolen. but the thief missing the road
before he got out OF sight OF the teuts.
was detected aud brought back.
The gentleman, highly pleased at 70
covering the horse, and much surprised
at the deIteIily of the fellow who car.
ried him from the midst OF six or seven
iiles OF grooms, was more inclined to
admire his address and eEPertness thAa
to punish him.
Next morning his resenIms snt haAins
entirely subsided, he yielded, TO his
curiosity. He ordered the fellow, there.
fore, TO be brought him, and snquirsd
BY what conlrivance ha had effected his
PoFpOss.
Ths fellow replied he could not vel
tell his honor,but if he pleased he
would show him.
We'll, thea says the officer. 'SlLes
you are SO bad at description, We will
see bow yon do it,
Now, sir,pray take notics. This Il
the way crawled over the groonS.--
The next thing was to loosen ,the ropes
behind, which did thus. then clap.
ped ha lter-ob'erve, sir, IL you pleas.
-over his neck. thus.
Admirable clever, BY Jovel' cries
the officer, laughing and rubbing his
hands.
in this manner. continued the fellow
81 jumped upon his back,Snd when once
| am mounted. give any man leave TO
catch me who cam
In saying this, he gave the horse q
kick. pushed him through the gaping
crowd, put him to full speed, and car
ried him clear of.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
Drunkenness Not Cnred by Leg
iSl:aIIOlf

An Effort is at present being msds in
Great Brittian 10 tuaet prohibitory
liquor law, similar in it's provisions tC
what is termed, in this country, the
Maine liquor law,
The October number OF the West
minister review has an article on the
snbject, suggesting some srgument
against this sort of legislaIioin. which
are worthy Of serious considers ton
We extract the following paragraphs:
The world be a very different world
If greatevIls were so easily cured, and
ii ten lines in a statute book could
cure vice aud make virtue triumphant.
Experience tells difference tale. 1t
tells US that law is in itself power.
less, and that is ORly strong when IL
is the outward and formal expression of
what men really wish Even ila Jaw,
such as the Maine liquor law. were
beyed, which it might be for time
among an orderly and law loving peo-
pie. there would be no escaping. III one
shade or other, the penalty OF SO gross
an infringement Of the true princi pies
OF State government. 1t would be an
evil worse than that of drunkenness, il
a nation learnt to lean on tho rotten
zeal Of external enacIments, and this
and thus capped the very foundation
oil right and destroyed the springs Of
all moral action.
To deny the use of Intoxicating liqu.
oIs altogether. to withhold by law the
means OF indulging because indulgence
is often carried 10 a vicious excess, is,
in fact, t,attempt in very signal instan.
ce, and on very wide scale, 10 in.
crease the sphere of State COVE I'm me nj,
and TO deaden the sense OF indi vidual
responsibility. 1t would be impussi Z.
BILE 10 furnish more conspicuous ex.
ample oil that mode Of viewing man
aud morals, which makes wrong and
right the subject State policy AMI not
of individual conviction.
A subtle poison taints the moral at.
mosphers in which such law is up
held. The mind of man becomes mar.
row and cippled when he is no longer
his own master; his actions are mean.
iRgIess when stripped Of the beauty Of
choice; his sympathy for others grows
dead when he has no longer 10 assist then
in encounIering moral trials and to
gain and give the strength OF mutual
counsel, Prohibition advocates are
fond of prophecying thatas men cease
TO drink they will go to church.
What will they find when they get
there2 Is the lai;h of the Churches oI
Christeniom So warm, their words 50
full Of meaning, their appeal to the
conscience SO direct that they can afford
to be guided by law which, as lar as
one law can.deadens responsibility ald
obliteraies the distinction betweenlgood
and evil2 The text will be the Aesn.
est satire on the sermon The text
say, Use your freedom as those who
stand or fall 10 their MASTER the pre-
acher willsVy, My Christian brethren,
abstain altogether, for there is penal
ty of five dollars for the first offence
and ten for the second.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
A Good AnccS,Ote.

We are told that the following con-
versation was overheard among the
Volunteers OF the Rio Grande. Scene
night. Two volunteers wrapped in
blankets and half buried in the mud.
Volunteer !st-Jim, how come you
to volunteer
Volunteer 2d--Why, Bob, you see,
| have no wife to care a red cent for
me, and so | volunteered--and besides
| like war! Now tell me how you
came out here?
Volunteer 1st--Why the fact is,you
know III have 60; wife, and so /
came out here because like peaceP
Hereupon both volunteers turned
over in their blankets, got a new plaS.
;ering OF mud and went to sleep.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
BUSINESS DIREC1ORY
FOR NlN1ON COUNTY, OHIO

b. 2. HEWITT, Judge OF Probate Court
w. l.. EDMIST0N, Clerk Com. Pleas Court
Z. f. BINGHAM. Prosecuting Attorney.
WM, TISSUE, Sheriff.
JOSEPH MAGEE, Auditor.
H. PAYNE, Treasurer.
JAMES MALONE, Recorder.
NELSON RICHMOND, Surveyor.
(Vacant,) Coroner.
County Commissioners,
C. D. GRAY, j. KINNEY, * JN0. SWAIN,
School Examiners,
o. T. CUNNING, G. W. SH0CKEY and
L. A. BRATToN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13

The best and mos, conclusive reason
for an effect that We ever remember TO
have heard, wfitesa western corrssPou.'
dent, was one given BY a 'oue ides
Dutchmsn, in reply tos friend Who re-
marked -slss,5st. =.
why. Hans. you have the most femi-
nine cast of coun:enance have ever
seen.
%. ysw.' WAS the rsply, Il know Dc
reason foi dat {; my noSss pas q no
man.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
sniales asked seedy looking chap

Snifles asked seedy looking chap
what he did for living;
j am contractor on railroad.
you cotIactor on railroad SAID
the iucredulous Sniffies.
Eyes, sir es, tends the brakes, and
sv.ry now and then contracts bad
cold -
Snifl.s called for brnnyawarrsr as
usual.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
An Expedient.

Simon Pierson, an early settler in
6eneSsee county, New YORK, in his
Re miniscences,. tells some amusing
an ecdotes. Here is one
Abont fourmiles ives, Of the river We
came Ito log cabin, kept by Major
Smith. Here we found small msn
with large wife. Says Major Smith
to the small man;
is that women your wife =
Yes sir was reply. 4E9i4
Says the major 8I
How did you get across the river -
| should suppose that wife would have
sunk the old canoe
Oh said the little man, :; went
I,v ice for her.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13

Main Street, Macarthur, Ohio.
JACOB MlTCHELL'S ESTATE.
NJ Office is hereby given, that Job Mitch
i ell, Administrator OF the Estate Of ia.
sob Mitchell, Jr., late Of the county of Vim.
ton, deceased, has filed in the Probate Court
Of said county his accounts and vouchers as
such administrator for inspection and final
settlement, and that said accounts will be
pDssed upon by said Court on the 22d day of
October. 1855. b. p. HEWITT,
-sept'lS--Sw. Pro. Judge VIC. q.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13

Yesterday morning, at4 o'clock P. NJ, a
small boy, named Jones, or Brown, or Smith,
committed arsenic by swallowinga dose Of
suicide. The verdict Of the inquest returned
a Jury that the deceased came to the facts in
accordance with his death. He leaves child
aud six small wives to lament the end Of his
untimely loss. In death we are in the midst
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
TIE NARTIUR DEMOCRAT.
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
ED WARD A. BRA ATTON.
office one door east of the Court

Ebii ED avn EObLionED III
Z ID w ARD A. BRA TTON :.
Office one door east of the Court
House.
TERMS or sCEs cRIFTTcN;
81 ,O0 per year, and il MOI pdyed citkin the
year, $500 wiH be charged.
These Terms must be Strictu complied
NTH. and no paper toilI be discontinued until
all ,arrearGges are paid, unless at the option
of the publisher.
TERMS CT kLVERTislNe.
OF One square, thirteen lines or less first
three Insertions. ...''.............Sl 90
Each additional insertion. ......... 25
Cards one year, ,''.'.....'.....".S 800.
A liberal deduction l0iH be made 10 per-
sons advertising by the year.
AL advertisements payable in Gdpancs or
on demand
JOB WORK.
We aIe prepared to execute, upon the
shortest notice, in tie nebtest manner aud on
the cheapest terms, all kinds OF Plain and
Fancy JOB PRINTING, such as
Handbills, Blanks, Briefs.
Cards, Tickets, PrOgrammss,
Circulars, Posters, Chscks,
Bill Heads, Labels, Horse Bills,
DC, dc.,. dc.
0y- We respectfully solicit the printing
patronage Of our Democratic friends, and all
Others requiring work, in Vinton county.
Agents for The "k.CinhUr DemOtut.'
The following Gentlemen win Receive aud Receipt
for Subscriptions ano Advertisements, for this a.
per, in VinIon County. Ohio.
PEYToE Cox, Hamden Furnace.
WIN. TAYLER, Nit. Pleasant.
JNo. CLARK, Sr., Harrison Township.
J. BLoER, Bloers Store,
J. GILLEN, Wilkesyille.
ADAM LYNN, Swan.
J. EAsoM, Knox.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13

Newspaper reporters should not drink
Here is-a story handed in by one of the craft,
which shows, in very strong colors, the man
ner in which things become distorted BY
viewing them through the bottom Of tuna
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13

MERCHANTS OF VINToN, WHO ARE
Dealers in Dry Goods Hardware, QueenSwaIe, Boots,
Shoes, Groceries, etc,
McARTHUR.- John S. Hawk, j. X. d D
Will, Tomlinson & Co., Owen Dowd, Il. A
Bratton, J. & Z. Dodge, Shades & Reynolds.
HAMDEN.-Benj. Dill, d. d. 7. Hard, II. b.
Moore, J. B. d w. B. Wilson, VIM. T.
Gleason.
W1LKEsvILLE.-S. S. Muny, John Gillen.
Cline & Gardner, FELTON, & Lastley, James
Bleakey, Carr & Strong. 49,,
ALLENsvILLE.-Peter Miller, Marcus Mil
Ter, Joseph Wilcox.
MT. PLEAsANT.-Phillip Sain.
PRATTsvlLLE.-SwepstoD & Swepston,
AIKEN's MILL. Bloer.
BlRKHlRMnR's William Tissue.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13

EAGLE FURNAoE. Stanley, Bentley &
Co. Manufacturers of the best quality
of Pig Iron. Eagle Post Office.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-03
THIRD YEAR. VOL L.ol--NO o499.

lie opened and examined by the Doard Of STATE Can
vassers, in the same manner and the same time
in the of returns of election of officers had az
said April election. Immediately after such u min
alton and canvass the said Beard Of State Canvass
ers shall make and publish official Statement If
said vote; and if it shall appear from such cficic
statement that majority Of the votes cast afort
said upon said question Of prohibition slalltc fo Che
prohbitory liquor law, then this get shall lake eject
on the lst day Of July, A. D. 1875: Provided, bow.
ever, that those portions Of this act husing relation
to the election provided for this scesion shall b. in
force from and after its publication in the Iowa Car
i'al Reporter and the lows Republican. 1fli fff
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d. GREEN X. n. THOMAS FITZ HENRY WAHhEN
Banking House. Exchange Office. and
LAND AGENCY.
GREEN, THOMAS 4 60,

(EuCCtSsFs e.
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
TrAyE orened House for the transaction Of q
III general banking and exchange business, and are
prepared to receive deposits the most favorable
terms. Time and sight drafts bought and sold Col
iections made and proceeds promptly remtted inter
est allowed on deposits. Remittances and orders for
exchange from the country will receive prompt at
tenton uncurrent funds credited at lowest rates, and
exchange RENTED as ordered without charge.
Jan z, "a twly
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PAPER Agency.

L. CORSE has been appointed Agent by the Mo
j line Manufacturing Mills for the sale Of their pa
per. He has on hand fine stock OF printing pa
per Of the best quality and WILSON be IN
heavy stock of wrapping paper.
MH- Printers and Merchants are invitedto caiiano
examine for themselves. [Burlington, apr ~, 'o3
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-03
TENTH GRAND .GIFT DISTRIBUTION
OF the art Un;ou Sosielu. ..
q 100000 Gifts Valued asA 9 - "'s'
THREE HUNDRED. THOUSAND DOLLARS
Certificates for This Year, One Dollar. +


The members q the Ar, Union society, on tho
occasion Of this the tenth Distribution Of the H0 Vi
WORKS OF ART nGi.-eitt.a
Accumulated by the Society during the past rear.
would respectfully call the attention Of its patrons to
the fact that, being abu to remove to the buildinas
m course Of erection erthe Society in the city ef
Washington, they will add the Real Estate and oI -
Landed Property belonging tothe Society to the IA
DISTRIBUTION FOR THIS YEAR.sdv
At-the last meeting Of the Sooiety, it was deter
mined to REDUCE THE CERTIFICATE OF SHARE ron 1HIs
GRAND ENTERPRISE To ONE DOLLAR EACH, thinking
thereby that II will be the means T moro gene raj
diffusion OF the works Of Artists throughout The coun
try, and will cnablc the society to extend their labp
for the advancement Of tho f.:
2aTg kE. rg1sErsS -Nii4
In this country. The certificates Of Shares win 10
issued at 7eE ta ae8aI R8S
@Hm I'D DDuanAnaA A
Accomp1 nying which each purchaser will receive free
~ charge, BY return mail beautiful Line and Stip-
pie Engraving, entitled haE f+ rt @lTof 'iT
sssasDingtaa en- acettes.er Fsiattts, al
Representing an Eycutful Period in The History o.
Our Country. .sy -sr .
Ns 1t will be seen, by referring to the list, that
there are many Valuable Pieces of P-orertv rda1,v
Costly Paintings. Superb Statuary Beau lifui Engra
vings costly Jewelr, Magnificent Shaws, and other
Beautiful Gifts. such as Clocks Watches Illuminated
Works. g, 70 the number Of Five undred Thousand,
worth $500 600.
As the Society expects 10 removc to the New Hau
at Washington by tn, middle Of juno, the distribu-
tion will take place on the
FIRST OF JULY, 1Ss5.
The same rules and regulations that have here.o-
fors guided the Societys distribution will be- adher-
ed to in this, and on account will there be any post
ponement from the day named. All letters and com
munications post pad for certificate or on business.
are to be addressed to the
SOUTHERN OFFICE IN WASHiNGTOE.'
Directed to the Secretary, who will answer by return
man. Single subscribers RENTING Ten Dollars will
receive one years subscription to any Of the MAGA-
ZINES they may name in their letter. to be forwarded
free OF cha &c for the time of subscriptirn one year
The following LIST fpta n vtnft 81
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-BY DUNHAM & BROWN. IS
TRI-WEEKLY HAWK-EYE

1 ,;hcral deduction will be made in favor OF regular
patrons Of the establish : ent.
.rtxuNns OF BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
executed with neatness, accuracy and dispatch,
No Our materials and fixtures are all new, and
nal IN those of anv office north of st. Louis
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0lsamboaie ana Railroads

omar TAiiT Hi ALBANY all TROY
rVrnv ftfrst,AT taraspAE .-I ephp,E r.ts
D. si--i y 1919, - r IT, -. .s--.-. az
. w ..-4-. es.t --..L :. - =. n-Li-~ q. %
.i..-.af ...i.l-. 3, ~ r----s... ~ ~ -
"a .----. -. H. .-r-if -l - - Nst-s b.
-- 't--- - 49, 1900 = Gag -rrit - 49,
n1pllnAs nutrinrEH rAiLEtiAn tlNE
w -.-i-.- ~ ptii,'aiIii CT t''tte Afs - -
j. ,-.. = - Sal w.. - .ii-l- fl---,- ia
X : FF.ss 80 ssTs' ilTib;sS =. E5si tiss
.fstB ~ e,iitpiH 3, -r.i--.i-- 81 49, F-r--s %
i;ii,E ivassa r.-~- ..--s
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8roscK Cook, tnotiouesr
I,URNlTIJRE. Sc-THIS DAY "wednesday

LNUKNTT UNI, NC -IHIo Ut " ~
II A, lnl o'clock SaeTooms. No III NassiuH q &c ~.
,o,,u,n Of new and fashionable FURNITURE eouhhlns Of
ro.ewood m,hos.ny, Paor Furniture en- sns N pro
t,le hair cloth and pluh; EsEeres Bookcases, nHpe Up
Cepter side Sofa Tsbes custom made E1tenHoa pno
Tabe. sofas Tete s-Te'er Lounges Arm and ray
sr,ng seat Paror Chairs rosewood and mshos'ny
p,bs-top ard Dressing ana Washstand hsr Aial
tresss PaIsse. Beds Bedding ke Also GU tf.ine s'
0u Painoss China and Glass Ware, Table cutlery Si"e
Mated Wac. &c.
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Lrofrseioual Notirfs.
Dopfr n)1rchonsfs

DAfTn WAnJHOLsE J 7 DEhIufK-
NcFss Fttess rss - f..-.b &c f~..''-s~
hsrs 80, a $40 vtisAss 81 f-sQt-s
G%rs Fstsf. ~ 49, vsi<lss Ff4 lTflt'ses
T'ss~~ Fs;ss f..I, -,a.. = 49, - -~%'S
TsNsNs fsts, -A-ta - ss.sss slS.'es - - }.-s
ia 80 30, AN - = ~ ~ r-.i'.;
flssh Fst~, - 80 ~, =
FIR Nsss-@ss F.p.. -. .ss-.s.e.-4 s-.--sF
tA..fAs~S -. = s-ss.,
W,sfsiss - ssrv 90 49,. H.
80 ~. a. -..sAt 49,.
49, H-sfsf F.ssr 4-.stF. i>.-.
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II NG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Summer Ar

i rspsement Sundays excep,edl.-0n and after sArUE
DAY the "a Of Jane 1855 going Eutleaye Brookyn TO-
ireenport A. NJ daily aud Fridays and Saturday Sie
A. and 3:I5 and p Nj for syo.et, 10 A. NJ aud 4l3
p NJ, for Hampstead 10 and 9tb, 4:lo and NJ tS
Jsnsiea and 10 PM and 345, AIS and 7P H. freight
rrsin leaves At 7 AN. .., "a
TRANS GokG WEsr.-Lesye Greenpor for brooGys,
sr BrooIlyn 6:os and 50 Lakeland for Bro&y9 9:S
NJ and 1906 p NJ Parrnin gdse for Brooklyn and I:N
A. NJ and :O5 P. NJ; syssset for Brooklyn, AN ard +;4
p Nj Hempesd 70, Brooklyn, S:@ 12o and 81. A. ~ ana
s:4s A. b. 2,lo and $3.50 p n. Freight Train lasves
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i pAtLr ruEorun TRAINS pkrwEEs rtlLa.
sttrtitA ssa rttTnhuEutt TIE MOANING MAIL
TRAIN ssses rknsisiphI. 81 fUstatst ~ "A 4 " sss
s..s. rs.te.sh o. rhI.isirhl. .'f A rss F.srllNf
rku.asi rhi. rgsbssk ~ ~ asi rassbat<A
&. rbi.isi,il. a. IN ne Mani Ekrktss rRAfN
4s,.. rtu.isrti. q. tu,ss-.ss - sss rWssbasss
< rLu,isiytl. ~ 70 Z
fts il.s. ,Ass.s ru,ssss.s -na So ssn"ss.
=. 49,. ts.i. NJ Alss- o.ls.-s al .ki~sss ~ b
-. r-rysts -1lA-~t4s Ill s-ssi@ssl tA.sts,
.-sH.s psi.Fsst.t-s s.-i-shs fse3s tls.ei.sa -
r.-k-. s- .-s .. Me- tht4s~. 81 k...
i.r4, b. --i st--.----.t
-. 6.al.. r...i.--.. 500 sri. -. 1873. -
- ., f--s-.-.- ~ al ., - .ks44s.. 4sss rsi
.-.l4J...tls s>-gs t-4~S-. 49, .e1 " ~
Ft--,L = L.a .s,,s -----ti.~s1
49,. IL =. " 80
= stis is.-s S.v' ,---ss z.s~.. ~ ~. "a
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trti.ots, 49,. ss-S.s..--i. a.l-~. -
su"aas uvaat ss.-s - ,,.A .-i h-aI-. -
F.-A 49, -n@ TtC-.slyL.
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Goal, &-e.

NOAL-Red and White Ash, Egg and Stove, de-
~ iyered at the lowest market pee TOR casa L. VS.
TAR No 1i2 Eizabetb-si.. ana No. y stanton -,
DITTSTON COAL for SHIPPING, &c-Shlp-
pes Of Goal 20 Californs be ruPplsd wi THIS suo7
nor al delve ed vessels any part OF the hai
boy from c.ua1.bos,s Of 20 tuns burden.
PENNSYLVANIA COAL Co.. cor. Broadway and w al =.
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NJ nrr~'~, A--''r--r-I .
Thy nANun, nhuillph y 90 Ttade s"''

! hrr.,s M. " l.,t tr-
~. inApl al 10 Tito ~ -ii te haia - hl"-''
ItifnnAN. ner,r.rhri 4, inif 1900. .
puOhn Ritntutkrt riAttr, rArtHa RiAl'N'
tny A. ..ie, 10 aIsrr - 'ha H's' irs '''"' q ~
s H. ~. vii IA rls.. -. ~ tnnAy. Rari"" h. -r' 70
.. 1ha ,stsrrss 10 'sslf s"' "h""1' "rs,
TO rrai,i ,.I". C"~edna The e"lr '""'~a ,""''""'e'
ne, a,re, r,sha,s i 'he laia irs ihis sss'U"l ""'
,iis ia.s ard ,siaahe Insies. 81 nerts a"d ri''s
Tho ecnsisr ~rrts ~ ... -.
hi,h m, ,,u.pav lapa snd attractive. esGged H. 'hs
sac snd The whole 90 he sold wh"lt fe'"tV'
TUESDAY, september IN iha 80. ,,,,,,,
The THADr-EALE II HOOKS aad hIthru,t',r
ri ARA v,d,t tho d,eon Of the New Nufh h'"A Fnbi'h
et. VIII he hold on r. EspAf hePo"bef w. an'
6owins dave Tho CaaoEne iu ths sale i, a." NV f"anI
,ra largo at invoices 90 ibosl qnAnunH
and 20 be cold hnut reserve run noafy 100 fnb'ho !"
Bo.ton Nsw.york, Philadelphia. &c. I'LL,
-, go, .nnlc.uon BANGS BROTHER Co.,
"' 'FV No IL Peri row. Newly RI.
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