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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07
IVomun 4 Re!pne.f. If woman =

VomTn q He3paesl. IT woman as
more intimately acquainted with the lie,
duty hopes and aims OF man with his tQ-
siness, his education, bis sharp ea1oun.
'ers his trials and temptations, she could
he OF much more service ~ him lalelIcc.
TALLY, morally and socially. | DO No
believe IN the present isolation Of woman
from mans business. aG4hilIon aud hope
Aims AMI .flds.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07

Wholesale and RetaH Ur4ga,a, No Isl, lap,
Street, lH4scat1se
II EEPS constantly for sale cheap for rash or
IN approved credit, large and wei. assorted
stock Of Drugs Medicines, Chemicals. Paints,
Oils, Dyes Window Glass. Gloas Ware. Agent
fsr all the pornlar family me dicines Of the day.
January /, 1856. lily.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07

Only three thousand five hundred and
fii,y-four Of the ladies', gentlemen and
youth Of Toronto wera put in jail Last
year.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07
Horse 2sakcS,
REAPlNG MACHINES.
CORN SHELTERS,

Md eE1fy Thug IN t6e FaE1nIng Line.
iOors and Sash Nails 6iaN,
And House Hardware oil all kinds,
job Work Of all kinds done.
We have now employed Il CJppersmstb, VIII,
enablts Us to DO all kinds OF Copper Weak,
which We warrant goud or 40 pay.
Also, Chain Pump, Lightning Rode, L,ad
Pipe, e., &c
\ ents for the salo Of II. sCt,ow .N's CEt
EBRATED d GHLE SLCTIgN AND FoRGE frafF.
Da,i ned Tor Railroads, Mines Furnaces fais.r
Mills, Factoiies, Stationary Fire Engines, Wells,
lstsrns. . =, g..
{ all aal see for yourselves.
stoves and Thu Ware at Wholesale, at Chi.
cego fr es.)
Court square. Fast Of Swesiands
NIL II SAMUEL TOaLINs6N Il CD.
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~ Cssal:::ss -
"a. !. ( saSttss.fs1s sska
'sxss~ 49,
MssT es = 80
{ cnLe. Oh q Nose.

lis vrry ) - '.,t ,.s.s, s,spHid arpp s.
There is H. p.g, "a, the tpse,
When plJja d, - tie nose upon your face,
A noselcss face would lack poetic grace.
Noses have 50 pitty-a lover knows
Noss are always tsuehcd' when lips arc kssin-
Who would care IT, kiss here nose is missing
Why. what would he the fragrance Of the rose
And where would De our mortal means OF telling
Whether vile Ell Wholesome odor flows
Around Ia, il we owned nv sense Of smelling
] know nose, a nose no other knows,
Meath starry eyes, DER ruby lips i, grows
Beauty lie in its foIm, aud music In It's blows.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07

The gold medal OF the Geographical
Society Of France has been awarded to
the Hon. r &. SquleI, for bis researches
in Central America.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07

Sei-ioye is the safest Of all loves, for
most people can indulge in it without
fear Of rival.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07
59 HOz .sIIIR BOSO.ns.
sD.Oee Yards (aiieoes.

Indsa, SWISS. tHa'I box, jaceuer and cam
brio aasliHs, gents, lawn eravat-, Iawas, baH
curtain Ga+Stns, piano covers, long cloth mus
Inns. bgyechs sb4Ais, ltaea and cotton shirt
hosonss spring cotofs paris hid gloves, fancy
coils hi fush sd, gloves, 100 rs. fancy AMI
plain spring dealne., ehambray giHghaH !,
trench embossed ctlbh, | Gale de bage*, good
quality far II - cts.,J curtain damssks, no
~ ps. igish i4aeus. palm ard printed spring
shaw'ss Jack six sissnl-, toilet quilts
Fail assortment Of A0lions.
great variety Il other New Goods v Ill be
opened IN fcR days.
rs- 4 have also opened a
Wholesale Department
81 perA.e from VI Retail Store. 10 which the
attention OK Merchants il direG ted
II H. SMITH.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07

HE moment man begins to rise
above bis fellows he becomes mark for
hsH natssIsf.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07

Small thanks TO you SIT, for wha, You
SAID ia my case, sad defendant to one
NJ lis witnesses.
'Ao,s'r, replied the witness. just think
. what | didn't say
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07
Carpenters Tools.
from the Ohio rnian Toll rompanie,

DLANES-Jointers, jack, smooth and hae
/ planes. bead and match planes, rabbit.
sash raising planes--also, common Sitting aud
mortice guages, spokeshases, broad and hand
axes, hatchets,, AIDES, hammers. Spear l.
Jackson's rip, and nd tenon saws. socket ana
hrmef ehissels, guages, augers and squares,
beve's, saw sets, bench screws, marking and
brad avis, oil stones, screwdriyers. spirit lev.
els. hraSe and BITS of all kind :, viz: auyer, GIN
blet, centre and spoon bits---spike and nail
simbets, nail punches, iron and stsel compass
es, box wood and ivory rules, saw, chisel am
anger handles, drawingknivex, chalk lines,
single and doubt. plane irons, fat and round
morseplayors, boring machines, hollow auge,s +,
sc Sc, at MYERS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07

II IS eauillu5 - behold al a welding.
the sorrow-slrlcken air ot the parrn. a.
lie gives the BRIDE away when goa ku y
hat for ~ last len years Ire las been
trylng has best 10 get her oil Ae hands.
l.. Bsaedtet 4 Cos naIoeco factory 81
Cleveland, Vas burn. Oh the night o. ,he
III, contents wool and morocco. were
Destroyed Los 80 090-tas4rvl hi
western companies 81 900
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Upton STOVE DEPOT

Upton STOVE DEPOT
-. -. -. g -
llnHSf
- .;-~1..s..s -. - ~.
,s.s,l
1, -
SAMUEL T0MLlNS0N T. co.,
STOVES. STOVES! STOVES.
yLs undersigned having just completed their
,,'n,r,atb stove and Tia Store, would respect
r,ug anrouucc that they have now in store all
- ,ha iur.royed patterns If Cook and Parior
S,o.os among which will be found The justly
celebrated
Black Diamond ana
Charter Oak, also The
.Noy Ferer,
| .Ne;o Eagle. fir Tight.
Clipper, "
Republic, -
| Comet,
All we ask is trial OF the above
/ L.,
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J. u. DOUGHERTY,
W. CHAMBE rs, J

oldest DRUG HOUSE IN CENTRAL IOWA.
L A
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Il - upbH tFthAs
Tht.e riis-, the result o. lang inve.
iigut on and stay are oReied TO the
pHsiie ~ the b. VI and mast complete
viii the pre~eet state Of neAissN
science can sfford. They are eoia-
pounded no, Of n,ags III msslsv ".
bit Of the medicinal virtues oelS
Of Vegetable remedies, estrsts'ci
b. chemical process IN . state Of pa,
rIty. AaJ com bin~d together in such
manner as to insure ,he best ~
suits. This sys IN Of composition
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4. Nc NEIL ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-15
OILS.
-s4..r.s.- - - 49,. ..-s------..~~s.
NE2OSkEE OIL

N EXPLOSIVE.
SECURED BY PATENTS.
InporHnt 70 heads Of departments, trustees hospa,s
slums, prisons fchoo, colleges churches railroad com
panes scofies shp owners, ship supply men, Of
country residences proprotors Of watering places bets
xfepers.
The undersigned have the honor announce that the Ka-
Oil Company by great labortand
ed in entirely removing the unpleasant odor tro Kerosene
oil without injury 10 IL illuminating qualities Tia sdyar.
arcs possessed oy the kerosene oil
lst. The intensity Of the light produced.
81. II u not explosive.
3d. IL viii remain auid when the best sperm has con
gesled
sh Is urrivalec economy 10 worth kerosene oil giving
much usnt as 10 OF rapeseed o---S2 OF whale
126 AZ OF sperm oil-or 80 of burning fluid
Irsurarce companies allow 10 be used without additional
p-smim-
1he with rise and eau wck be si.p,.z
light expense to the mechanical carcs solar astral
rosb Oh carnphene, and webos patent lamps o,a
mental candest,ck and chandelier enabling the con
kerosene OIL ~ 81 Per gallon, asrinv donhIe
o. gYom spes m OIL nj 81 rs. ~
Kerosene ubricang OIL equal Ia udiy to tho beet snsr
possesng the rreat advantage OF not oonxealng At os
temperature. The oil also be burned in All The ora a..
mechanical solar and hnsd lamps including bowr,l ~.
ngnal lanterns sns gives Light asn sper. whale :,
lard oil. AUsTEN9
fR-os Inc Kerosene Gu coapluy 80 Beaver s.rss Nav
vsrk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-15
WATCHES, JEWELRY,. sc.

CECOND HAND GOLD wATCHgs-THE sUB3CRISFR
- has on baud two dozen gold watcher which been
worn, and which he selling at about half their original cost
and warranted tnekeepers.
Fine rold lepse watches, four holes jeweled no
Fine Rold detache levers fuli Jeweled 10 90
Fine god English patent levers. 40 90
tent revere
hlso two gold hunting patent levers and silver
very low. GEORGE q. ALLEN :
Importer OF watches swery Wholesale and retail No =,
Wall street. second door, near Broadway. m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-15
SUMMER RESORTS.


ERIGETQN HOusR. PERTH AMBoY.-THK PRoPRIE-
- tor OF this well fnewn hment begs Inform
s friends and the pubic that In oceled roady
enter into gerrens with parties who ROOMS
for The ensuing For further Information u
SCOTT, WlsNEk CO., liz Pear street
CEEBkWoOD LAKE HOTEL, NEAR CHESTER.
NJ Orange county N YThs subscriber respectfully informs
TIE public and the former patrons Of tho hotel that this
hes hy and desirable the
reception OF yisiters during de summtr stag will daily
70 connect with the New York and hrie Railroad Chester
Gentemen who xiah themselves tAi
es and who reilly wish TO into the country enjoy the
csn 90 so by ADDRESSING Solomon veil,
George Me lon Daniel Kelly, PropresoIs. Refers nos.
end ley street
Y AXE GKoKGE-SUSHEU HoTgL.-THE UNITED
~ Ssfes containing eighty with Tic a
and Adjoining. for sale or 70 let Ia good
desred the house viii be rnisaed by the Tho
nl,e tcgh, be syslabls fos wafer cure eabhnsnt In
DAvILIoN. NEW BRIGHToN.-THE PROPRTETOK
the puolc that he ready 10 enter into arrangements
parties Who may wish TO engage permanently FIR
ensuing The Pavilion will open Saturday, May
II The hotel has undergone several improvements been
newly decorated By Jules Le Grand. n. BLAECAkD.
GUNNER BOARD AT GREENS FARMS, GONNA
~ fine house. IN pleasant and healthy situation and
airy Location convenient batnng e fa-
lies can be for the summer Address apply
to VIM. q. Blu gR, westport, Coun.
THE PATTEN BoUsE. NEWBORN, sTArEN ISLAND,
viii open for The recepon OF permanent boardes for the
the best the island Stages leave vanderbis landing
dmes day Cor the Hotel For TO-, apply PateD's
HoIs corner Of Greenwich and Warren srees Kew York.
WILLIAM PATTRN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-15
ExPREsSEs.

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMP ANYs Elk.
IN press Office. l76 Broadway New York rhe New YORK
and Ere Railroad Company having made arrangement
transact the express buness their road and
branch railroads. ard having procured suitable outfit for that
purpose are now prepared TO do general busi
Having the exc sve control and direction Of the
70 avail themselves the privilege Of giving unusual
TO article forwarded by their stations along the hne
OF their road It's connecting branches Their facilities
this respect will be much greater than could be afforded to
an rangemen made with the United states and American
Express Companies articles will be by these
bunkrk Buffalo, and forwarded with Despatch to al the
principal cities and towns in the United a'es aud Territories
contracts will be made BY this ,mpany for the transportation
Of freight over their road By the and sent by passen
points their des nation by the ordinary snsporaon
Two expresses will be sent daily In charge special
gera who will attend the transmission pact.
ges and collection Of bills sent with goods Of all kinds the
ienon will be given TO the collection Of notes. drafts
ard between New York Buffalo, Cleveland Cncn.
natl, Chicsg and ST Louis, &c &c.
hay 10, 1856. HENRY d. RICE Supt Ex press.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

7cS CANAL STREET, NEAR vAHIcK-W, 4 81. VAN
luz NCTES-We have large assortment Of the latest
patterns of CRATES aud Tenders kitchen ranges
sale terms, ranges aud
atOvaa set lined and ran aired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-15

sgtO rRT-A LARGE ROUSE, WITH LARGE GARDEN
ard prounss located In Seventy fourth street ard Tebth
averre tear Bcompgdse road suitable tor public hDnse
fusin En- ressr private dwe!lnr toe ore o. two Aas
n. II St7SHiNFs BIO yCurh Avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-15
rMNANrs, KwcrsrEns.

Two ILT-TFs PkEiOE AsD MKT STORIES AND
fr,nt 6tesscl ni hYst clss oyeg hc,se with eli he
s-n sych Ps bath soorE gss Gle
sud gre.=e siusry scte Il the psrinrs &C. Apply
~ 1nrtg fh street. first hcuso wa-t OF broGwGy Ssut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-15

MO CAPITALISTS BOOT AND sHoE MANUFACTURE.
II prs-A new ard valuable invention -Nrrsrs weuo =
fray Of Turner Me- have perfected aud obsined rasr
for mschine for cutting out boot and shoe - ss for all
peqged or " wed work IL forms the sos feather edge, "a
cuts rand therein. all By motion. bow I'm - 10
DID, can with OF these machines IN hour N rsots
seiep ard euperior marner, than thu tesi yvot ~,
can BIZ tsrd day, ers sates, counties or ,sns
are for sac BY j. A cIU 81 co SA BsOad way whe,e
machine car ard where Al DESTROYS or msk,ng ~
tutoare lEYica y Giress u yeuttrfdl operation. y
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-22
DEMOCRATIC REJoIoISGs IN TENNESSEE.

We copy the following from the Nashville Tennessee
Union Of the 18th instant;
0ur democratic citizens celebrated the triumph OF their
party In the State and in the Union on Saturday
BY salute Of nineteen guns sunset and with bonre and
Examinations night The residences aud places OF busi-
Of Of the supporters Of Buchanan Handsomely
Illuminated We do not purpose any detailed description
the illumination Indeed, confined during the eve.
nng closely that but little save Cherry street
from Broad Cedar. We heard the taste or Mrs. Dr. Wa
ters, College street, especially commended On our
street. the residences Of Messrs Tom Smith Crorer Nc
Crea, Cunningham, Mccall, Claiborne Cooper Craighead
Carter Williams, and McGavook and the large business
houses Of Gen. Allison very beautifully illuminated
Throughout the city, told the houses OF the demo-
Gratis generally lighted mp. Large numbers Of sky.
evening, and bonfire OF barrels bazed the centre
Of the lot opposite Office where the famous buck hunt
last congregatsd.
"HE UEroN, in large gas light letters on our office
'front.' handsome illumination well as the sign Of the
headquarters An immense Of people gathered
this point early In the evening They addressed
temporary stand between windows by James NJ
Davidson, esq., OF Lincoln, X. q. Payne ESQ.,, Of Maury
and Hon. Samuel A. smith, OF East Tennessee These
speeches brief and eloquent congratulations the
pcious result OF the election In Tennessee and Union
At their cose the crowd psrsded after fife aud drum
through the principal Streets cheering the houses which
illuminated. the house OF Capt. James Williams
they refused TO be satisfied until they called the captain
and heard from him speech Three rousng
were given for the old Clay vhg, and three more for
'Grsinger, the banner county
The people we're happy until late hour. And ends
the great campaign Of 1856"
The same paper thus notices the illumination Of the
State capitol
zone Of the most beautiful and appropriate incidents Of
Saturday evening was the illumination Of magnificent
capitol Occupying an elevated position with the brilliant
light Of is chandeliers Illuminating every window,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-22
rHE rRInMpH IN ILLlNoIs

When 4 believed says the Detroit Free Press that
Illinois had voted for Fremont black republcansm fairly
hOwIsd for JOY. goatsd over the Intelligence with no
less endish delight than il had felt at the triumph Of
black anaticsm in this State In the case, General
Oasss senatorial had been brought close in the
other the gallant Douglas bite the dust What
cause OF joy this to the fierce natcism OF the hour
But Douglas did not bite the dust Illinois has voted
for Mr. buchanan, and by meagre majority, Returns
from counties give him H. 246 majority Seven
counties 70 hear from will all give democratic maores
Thus Illinois ranges herself politically, she is situated
geographically by the side Of Indiana Where in the
tederacy there two nobler States
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-22

The intentions OF the two powers cannot be isnter-
preted But what is the attitude OF the Porter Amid
the contradictions Of the Vienna and Paris journals the
question admits Of easy solution, and notwithstand
ing the rapdity Of the means Of communication some
days will probably pass before we become aequaint ted
with lis intentions But were even the Diyap 10 give way
before the pretensions Of England and Austria il would
not follow in opinion, that France compelled 10
acquiesce Ia them The late not waged In order
70 Substitute the Influence of Austria and England for
that Of Russia Should Turkey fall so low as 10 submit
70 this double occupation ths species of disguised dis
membement at the moment when her independence has
been placed under the guarantee Of all Europe we should
be the justified in protesting in the OF those
principles for which have layished much blood and
treasure France demands nothing in the Black nor
in the prlneipales But IL does not follow that her dis
interested policy to be turned against her for the ad
vantage OF others This appears TO be the opinion OF gov
ernment and we are happy to agree with it on this
point With respect 20 the Danuban provinces il me-
cessary in order TO proceed TO study OF the organz
ton which has been promised them that their territory
be completely evacuated by the Austrian troops This
necessity proclaimed by the whole world six months
ago. and France alone to demand the evacuation
day, we have no doubt that she would obtain it.
The London Star, anti-war paper Of much discrmi-
nation and good talent, implicitly admits the charge
against England:
Before reverng TO foreign news we may call attention
to two points first the siege operations have been
Quoted upon large scale at Chatham and secondly that
the disposition OF government towards Russia may be
seen In an article which reproduce from the Morning
Post These things which naturally go hand in hand
II certainly would be making far too much of newspaper
article in this country 10 affirm that it a ministerial
document but it unfortunately happens that the Post
regarded the continent exponent of the spirit and
will of our hrst Minister and if with that understanding
such article the which refer is translated
into the continental Journals the effect be dan
gerous Accusations hurled against Russia in the
INSCRIPTIONS and revengetu fashion, and in the style of
insoen rebuke not Of dgni6ed enreaty. Our continent
tai neghbors ought TO be apprzed that such the
temper Of the English people who really know little
nothing the character OF any quarrel that has sprung
up, and who by disposed to humor the mis-
chieyous propensity OF rebrands depart em the treaty
OF peace which was so solemny signed and sealed the
30th of March, at Paris
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-22
OBITu AIRY.

We copy the following from the Louisville Courier
"DEATH OF On. JOSEPH HoLT.-We learn from gentle
who through Paris that this prominent Bourbon
died the residence Of his son, Paris Saturday
morning last. More than half century ago he Of
the prominent democratic politicians of the State and
repeatedly represented the counties of Bourbon and Har
in the State legislature, and at time prominent
candidate for Congress. He in the legislature during
Sharp who assassnated by Beauchamp, and the phy
clan who called in at his death. For he
in Office but bravey stood up the head of the demo
cratic party in Bourbon against overwhelming odds. He
the father Of Col Thomas H. Holt Of San Francisco
California, who has spent the in Kentucky,
ing for Buchanan and Breckinridge Colonel Holt Is tai
ened lawyer and fit representative to transmit the demo-
cratic Of his father"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-22
overlooking he entire city, /. attracted general attention

overlooking the entire city ii attracted general attention
and remark.
The illumination Of the capitol Of the State not more
beautiful than appropriate in homer Of the triumph Of
Buchanan Fmorefor between these aspiTans there
divided sentiment IN Tennesseebut In honor OF the
nationality over sscoHalisn person6ed in the
contest between Buchanan aud Fremont upon which there
can be but honest sentiment in the breasts Of Tennss
scans however preudieed divided upon other matters
There may be few who would have preferred the
Of any in preference Buchanan, and such
be Tennesseans in but they cannot be In fact Tennes
may be- she has been divided upon domestic and mi
questions but she has been dsOya 10 the Union
The light that illuminated the stately halls of her capitol on
the occasion Of rejoicing but hguratye OF the joyous
light that umnes the hearts Of her people throughout her
borders,
The illumination was under ye direction OF DIR. Burton,
our secretary Of State"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-22
FOR LIBERIA.


We are indebted to the New York Commercial Adver-
tiser for the following interesting information:
awo vessels will depart from the United States for
Lberia-one from Baltimore, the other from Boston Th
ship built by the liberal donation of the late Mr. Ste
phens and named the Mary Caroline Stephens
win leave Baltimore the goth Of November and Hampton
Roads the 4th Of December This vessel will first 90
Monrovia and then 10 other settlements the Al
last adVces two hundred and eighteen passengers had
been engaged.
1.-THE vessel from Boston has been chartered by the Mas
sachusets Society carry out the materials for college
be erected beautiful site given by the government
Monrovia The bricks for the interior will be made
in Africa those for the outside will be All the
wood work, iron work, &C. have been made in Boston II
will be building that will be useful the
republic, and honor TO those by whose 1t
has been prepared
II will be remembered that the materials for two re-
cepacles for the Of emgrants time
ago under the superintendent OF the Rev. John Seys
One is erecting Monrovia to be named the brewster
receptacle the other at Cape Mount to be called the
"Tracy receptacle Schools will be established In each
All meeting OF the board of Managers OF the New
York State Colonization Society held Tuesday, ute
gence was received that the inhabitants Of Since were in
very distressed condition, arising from the late In that
section Of the country Four bad been destroyed
and the inhabitants le in a most destitute condition. The
people OF Monroyia and other places have done all H.
their power TO alleviate the most urgent OF the su
ferers yet much ia still 10 be done. II deemed very
proper course appeal the merchants and Others
this city for provisions and other necessary articles 1h
we suppose will be officially done by The Rev Mr. Pnney
the corresponding secretary Of the society,"