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Northwest corner of johnson and Third streets,
NTiLL be found one of the 6nest stocks OF Staple
w and Fancy Dry foods to be found IN this city.
1t comprises eli the necessary and desirable goods
for Ladies Geatiemens and Children wear. Their
stock Of fancy silks basogss, de ancs, chaIlices,
tissues lawns briilants, robes cloths, cassimeres,
ve'tings, &c, is full and complete. Families will
find EN- braced in this stock
Linen and cotton pillow casing
Linen and cotton sbeetng,
Lace and swiss Drapcry curtains,
Fig and plain "A OIL prints
Lancaster and Aliandale quilts
Bed ticking, furniture prints
Stair linen, crash, hnekabuck
And cotton toweling,
Together with almost every article usually kept
in exclusive dry good stores.
Determined 10 sell goods for close profits, We re-
specially solicit II share OF public patronage.
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To House, sign, Coach and Steam
boat Painters.

To House, sign, Coach and Steam
boat Painters.
gINHE subscri bers have on hand o large and varied
l. stock of Paints, colors, dry and ground, in lin
seed oil, which they offer advantageous terms TO
painters and cabinet 6nishers
Greensboro lbs. chrome, Paris, marine, verdi
girls, verditer, etc.
Bues--600 lbs Prussian, ultra marine, Antwerp,
etc.
Yelow-l00O lbs chrome, Chinese, etc, casks
yellow ochre.
Red Amcrican and Chinese Vermillion, 500 lbe In
dis and other reds, 100 lbs Venetian do.
sienna-500 lbs raw and burned dry, and in oil
and water.
Browns--500 lbs raw and burned nmber dry and
in oil, 100 lbs Spanish brown.
Zinc white, and white lead,
French and New ersey Zines,
Atlantic, Fahnestock and Collier Co. lead
English and Ameri an linseed oils,
20 bbls Spirits Turpentine,
Is do spirit gas, fresh,
Coach, Furniture, Damas and other varnishes.
A. G. THOM 4 co.
Wholesale Druggists, ID street. my22dGw
A LCOHOI--l0 bbls Bach's true a5 per Ct Alec
IA hoi, New York distilled. A. G. THOM 4 co.
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SO BBI4s lockwood, Redwood. Tustin, &C. Is bills
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us, kEcEI YEP.
Barry's Tricopcrous,
ayrer Chefry fectoral,
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
Bollards Hair Dye,
Perry Davis Pain Killer
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure
Deshler's Fever and Ague Pills.
THOM CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, I'd street. my22d6v
DOf LE'S alcohol in store.
- 40 bills spirit gas daily expected.
70 bbls spirit gas daily expected
$50 gals linseed Oil in store and TO arrive
apr23-daw A. c. TH0M CO.
M kMOIhs Of Henry the Eighth of England
AVA with the fortunes, fstes and characters Of his
s,x wives after the best suthorties,, By Henry w.
Herbert, for sale by iitAyE son.
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II AIR FOR SALE--l70 Sacks Of hair for sals
L on consignment, cheap for cash by
my2ld&wlw Mc0AVIC, CHITTENDEN L CO.
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New Stock.
COMSTOCk 4 BROS,
STOVES
Timers Stock.

5000 lbs. oval and round Copper Bottoms from 10
10 inches.
1000 bdls. Sheet Iron from No. Ia to e.
1000 packages Plymouth klyeH, iron and TN d
from s VE. to - lbs.
500 boxes Tin plate.
500 bundles Iron wire from No. to No. Is.
100 gross Tea kettle breasts and coyersfrom % ts
ia inches.
80 gross Pressed tin bottoms from toy ineh.
90 do do sc"iopcd and plain dinner plates
30 do Stove ornaments assorted.
go do owl Tea pot Breast and towers
i55 do Assorted tin d
10 do Iron tea kettle ears
40 do do do do burs.
900 do Pressed tin pot
200 do of No 2, and peuter knobs
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent Spouts assorted slice
Perforated tin IN sheets
Copper kiyes and Burs
Bucket Handles,
MalIets expressly for timers 1sc
Stove Backing IN papers or by the kegI
CDMSTOCk BROTHERS.
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Che Gate Qitp.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY "a.
JOE PAINTING
OF every description oIecutsi at this ONCE in su-
peror manner, and ut rs low rates a elsewhere.
sS- A limited number Ut Special Notices will be
inserted under this head at 20 cents line for each
insertion or over editorial head for 80 cents line.
BLANKS.
Bills of Lading and other Blanks for sale ri this
sfce; and Blanks OF all descriptions neatly, eheapy
and expeditiously printed and furnished to order
CT Hon. A. Hall, we heard, was in the
city yesterday, and was to have made
speech last night. AS constituents Of his,
We would modestly express our opinion
that he had better be at Washington attend
ing to the business of the people for which
he is paid, than out here, excusing his pre-
vious neglect of duty, and begging for re-
nomination.
And incline TO the opinion also, and will
give him the benefit of it's expression, that
he would have better served himself and his
constituents, by attending TO the Railroad
bills pending in Congress, than by making
speech on some side and voting on 'tother"
In the Kansas matter.
CT We propose 20 make some suggestions
and remarks upon the Railroad interests Of
Lee county, and the southern tier OF counties,
in our next issue.
DIS MoIsEs RIvKg.--This river is falling
rapidly. The Badger State, which loaded
for the Fort, returned yesterday, not being
able to get over the dam at Keosauqua, at
waich place she left her freight.
GUnrY.-The case Of James II. Teal, for
robbing the U. $. District Court at Iowa
City on the 9th inst. The case was submit
ted to the jury, and after an absence of
about FIVE minutes they brought in verdict
of guilty.
Ct A couple of blacklegs yesterday at
tackled Mr.. McCash at his livery stable, prob
AUIy Dctausc He 10 leu tueW nave .
horse and buggy. Mr.. McCash was so much
astonished at the unexpected attack, and per-
haps stunned little by the first blow, that
they struck him several times before he got
fsirly '1down to his work" He, however,
rallied handsomely, and giving Rowland
for an Oliver, every time, the fancy gentle
men soon drew of and beat a retreat. They
next made call upon Mr.. Snyder and fami-
ly on Front street, where, showing q dispos-
ition to be rowdyish, Mr.. Snyder INDICATED
the reputation of his house by giving them .
sound drubbing with an e-hAndle.
Marshal Thompson, and it gives US much
pleasure TO record it as his FIRST effort that
has come TO our knowledge in the way Of
preserving the peace and good name OF our
city, arrested the fellows and took them be-
fore Esquire Harris. He sent one Of them,
whose name we believe is Love, to jail, and
fined the other $40 and costs. The Marshal
had his shoulder injured considerably
burlington Hawkeye.
IL - II
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M ILLERS AND MANUFACTURERS will find
1v1 constant supply of large Circular Saws, war
ranted, and At the manufacturers prices; say As,
30, 81 and "a inches and when required, 80 inches,
together with the smaller Sizes at the sign of the
Red Paddock. S. w. 4 H. TUCKER
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4. d. of d. II.

BANNER Lodge No. %, /. Q. Of G. T., meets ey.
- cry Friday Evening, at Temperance Hall, on
Main street, 1T n O'Clock. All members Of tha or
der in good standing, are invited to attend.
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Keep constantly on hand
MAC HINIST TOO LIS,
OF all kinds, from celebrated manufacturer.
Putnam, Fitchburg, Springfield Tool Co, La wTenee
Machine Shops, Lowell, Worcester, and others
Consisting OF
LATHEs,
DRILLS
planners,
BOLT CUTTERS,
FAN BLOWERS,
Taunton make,
And endless variety VI smaller articles used in
the machine shop. Also. agents for English and
American X. r. Iron, X. X. Chairs, X. r. Spikes,
and Lock Head Lights.
WOOD TOOLS,
OF all kinds.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE
steam Engines,
hich for style and finish cannot be eIcelled, hay
ing oil the new Improvements. These Engines can
be told lower than those made West, and warrant
ed TO have the full amount of horse power they are
sold for, which Western make Of Engines seldom
have.
KAnE's CELEBRATED PORTABLE SAW MILLS,
Can cut third lumber than any other mills,
proportionate sizes.
Oak Tanned Leather Betting, all sires,
Rubber Betting and Hose,
Ali kinds Of Saw Mill Fixtures,
Saw GUNNER, superior TO any thing ever invented,
Iron Nails, Spikes. Warehouse Trucks all sizes,
Machinery Oils, warranted not to gum.
~ All orders promptly filled at the lowest mar
ket prices. Z. H. L. ARMsIhONd 20.
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need. Improved Grl.t MILLS.

N|E have for sale four Of these valuable Mills
w They are warranted to grind with ordinary
power 80 bushels corn IL 10 Is bushels wheat per
hour. They can be seen in operation at the Mer
chant Mills Of Mr.. BARLEY, Mt. Pleasant, Messrs
Magnify Rain, Fairfield and Messrs Coop
erd Clark, Marion. These mills are said to be the
largest and finest in the interior Of the State We
will sell them at the manufacturer prices with car
riage added and on liberal terms
my22dlw BROWN TAYLOR Ievea
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MEssKs. EDiroRs Permit TO say to the pull
lie that am now In receipt OF general assortment
of Boots, Shoes and Brogans, comprising all va
rieties, and am prepared to give such bargains rs
will compel the trade TO say that reap but little
advantage from the recent advance on goods and,
it is already understood that tue Third Street
Boot and Shoe Store the best bargains are to be had
will only say TO the trade call and see Inc before
purchasing elsewhere, w. +. THOMPSON
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CO We propose 10 make some suggestions
and remarks upon the Railroad interests Of
Lee county, and the southern tier Of counties,
IN our next issue.
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FO1t GENTLEMEN.
LIME, heavy nd fancy bleached linen drills and
j. ducks.
Bowse, check and bsy linen coatings.
White, buff n check Marselies vestings.
India silk, iir en-, lawn and gingham cravats.
Lsle thread and gauxe merino undershrts and
drawers
Lsie thread linen and cotton half hose in great
variety IF qua titles and fine assortment of gloves,
in kid, lisle thread and cotton plain and checked Mt
myl7a FOSTERS.
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CAUTION To THE PUBLIC


Since the introduction of my Schedam Schnapps
into the United States, number Of Liquor Mixers
in New York, Boston and Philadelphia, have
commenced putting mp mixed and poison Gin and
calling il Schnapps; the name belongs expressly
my article, and others counterfeit imposit
on the public.
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Curtain IA ma SKIS and window FIX
lures.
GUPER Satin De LANES and Worsted Damasks,
- with Centre Tnssels, side loops and Gimp TO
match. Lace and muslin curtains. 50, 80 and 40
inch buff linen shading gilt corniees curtain pins
and rollers, in y tt or 10 suit. =. b. FOSTER.
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IJOUSEkELPER'S GOODS-A 6ne assortment of
i Il linen and cotton, l0-4, ia, ia sheet
ings Also linen ard cotton &C. 40 and 40 inch pillow
castings, l0-4, la and l2-4 Al andale, Lancas
and Imperial quilts. Dana X, brdseye and
huckabuck toweliag, linen and ton diapers, to
bic linens, crash, .kc. j ust received.
apr23-daw P.p. FOSTER.
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DIS MoIsEs RIvKg.-This river is falling
rapidly. The Badger State, which loaded
for the Fort, returned yesterday, not being
able to get over the dam at Keosauqua, at
which place she left her freight.
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LOOK HERE.Yy

ST0LEN or taken of OF the Levee through mis-
- take, boxes merchandise, discharged by the
steamer "Yuba" April 9th, marked "Hesse 4 Gar.
rett, Burlington, Iewa." Any information regard
ing them will he thankfully received and suitably
rewarded, BY CQNNABI.E, SMYTH co.
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v,,,....na Earn Cottages,

Village and FAITH COtIaBob,
I,,,,strated with one hundred engrs wings. This
49, Is certain to meet with slarge sale All who
. xsm ns il arc pleased. II is for sale nj the pub
Isher's tn,., -, and will be sent by mail to any
person relnit.ing that amount
P''s Il. b. oaniN,
anre9d City Book Sere
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GunrY.-The case Of James ii. Teal, for
robbing the U. =. District Court at Iowa
City on the 9th inst. The case was submit
ted to the jury, and after an absence Of
about FIVE minutes they brought in verdict
OF guilty.
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Notice.
LII persons indebted TO nae, or having any claims
n against me, are requested 10 call at my store
an second street. and settle previous TO the lsi OF
June next. myiodtd N. HoFFHhIMkh.
IL0VER SEEDS bills for sale BY
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CAUTION TO PERSONS WHO DRINK AT BARS
AND HOTELS.

uususpecting for my
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS
would therefore advise all who drink the Schnapps
At such places, to mark the appearance Of the bot
tie, and if the outside wrapper label should be
defaoed, to refuse to drink unless fresh bottle is
opened. UD0LPHO WOLFE.
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tON. FORD'S HISTORY or ILLINols-Irom
" the commencement a. u State in ISIS 10 1871
containing a full nscoant II The Black HaWk va,
the rise, progress and isii q Mornonisn' lns -
ton and Loyeioy riots sud other Important and IN
,or.st;ng svsnts a. r. b. OGDEN'S.
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DLAIDS-These beautiful Scotch and Tartar
4 Plaids, every variety can be found at
sepa7dAw WOODWARD d cos.
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M kMoIhs of Henry the Eighth of England
AVA with the fortunes, fstes characters Of his
ak wives, after the best authorities, By Henry W.
Herbert, for sale by iirAyE son.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
FROM WASHtNGt ION.
- w IN a e a

Rom WASHINGTON
L for the Western Cities are advised that thu
Bait more aud Ohio Railroad COMPANY as m.df
Careful provision to iicke them and to check thej,
baggage directly through from Washington civ
TO all toe leading cities In the West the North
west, ard the Southwest
Memeer' OF Congress and others, at the adjourn
ment viii find II peculiarly to their sdvaut ge 70
avail themselves Of the recently sxte nded facili
ties OF this line, wh b is the only route that can
In Washington.
The trains start daily from Washington Station
az a. m, aud make prompt and d irect connerion
az washington Junction e Relay H0use'D for
6ehwooa and Wheeling, connecting at Benwood
direct with Central Ohio railroad trains for Zanes-
Vile, Newark, Columbus, Xenia, DAYTON Gin
CHINA 1, Louisville: indianapolis, Chicae o, Tene
Haut Vinceunes, Alton, st Louis SPRING field
Quincy, Burlington,I ena, Rock Island, Du.
bn4ue, Cairo, Memphis, hatcher, vickso.rg
and New Orleans. @
Passengers desiring to visw the entire road nv
daylight may leave Washington az N. and.
reaching Cumberland at * p. m, lie on III, p
until IS next morning, when they resume the
trip by accommodation train, leaving there at
that time Tor Wheeling, where II arrives at D.
m.
By the 30 p m train from washias tom they
may reach Benwood at OK m. next day, or In
seventeen hours from Washington
BY this connexion they reach Cincinnati same
night, or In @4 hours running time between
Washington and Cincinnati.
Careful management, comfort Of passenp-rs
perfect safety are cardinal objects upon this reue
and travellers may rely upon them In securing its
For further particulars, tickets. &c. ,nop,,e NJ
TdOS II PARSONS, Agent, Washington Sta
don, WILLIAM 8. WOODSIDE. Master Of
Transportation, Baltimore 7aw
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to
press, the bill to provide for the settlement of
the claims of the surviving officers of tho
Revolution, and of the widows and children of
the officers and soldiers who died in that ser
vice, was reported back by Mr.. Evans. and
discussed by Mr.. Toombs, against il II was
then laid aside and
Mr.. Hunter moved to take up the Army an.
preparation bill /; not agreed to.
A large number Of Internal Improvement
bills were then acted on, all Of which were
passed except the bill to improve the barbor
OF Taunton, Massachusetts,, which was rejected
yeas Is, nays 10. :
A Presidents message was next received on
to be printed
The Senate then passed sundry bills of local
and individual interest only and ere adj.
Journing concurred in the amendments In
those Senate District bills that had been re-.
turned, amended, from the House.
In the House, the bill granting lands 10
mississippi for railroad purposes was passed.
Going into committee next, the Executive,
Judicial, and Legislative appropriation bill
was considered and amended, and having
been reported back, the question was put on
Mr. Dunn's amendment, restoring the Mis-
souri, restriction; which was not agreed to
yeas As, nays ITO.
The amendment of Mr.. Grow, forbiddiDp
the payment Of the Kansas Appropriations IN
the bill until all those held In custody In the
Territory for political offences shall have beer
discharged aud the proceedings against hem
quashed, was agreed to-yeas 81, nays 81.
Mr; sherman's similar amendment was then
relscted-yeas 80, nays Ill %.
Inc mendment forbidding the use OF thu
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TIE TEETH AND BREArH.-If those wbs
are blesied with we'll formed teeth knew how
soon decay steals into the mouth, making I'M.
slightly what otherwise are delightful to ad.
mire' and designating unhsalthiness by i'm
purity of breath, they would spare no expense
:" chase away these fatal blemishes The
Balm Of thousand Flowers will embellish
and preserve the dental structure, and impart
grateful fragrance to the breath. For sale
at shillington's Book and Stationery estab-
iishment, Odeon building, Pennsylvania ave.
nue., corner Of Four and a-half street.
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the Democratic party was warmly welcomed
by the Democrats surrounding him. This &C.
CURED during the delivery of his speech. We
have barely space to-day In which to an
nounoe the fact.
Bet was made in this city last night Of
$4,000 that Indiana will vote for Buchanan
The Indiana Democrat deposited his money
this morning, as per agreement. At noon the
Republican money had not been put up.
Mr. Booook's Card The reader will find,
on the first page Of tc days Star, Mr.. b.
cooks card in reply to the last from Mr.. Bur
lingame. Read it, by all means. '
Death Of an Army ofioer.-Brsvet Major
VIM. D. Fraser, Captain Corps of Engineers,
died at Key West, Florida, July n, 1856, of
yellow fever.
Monetary and Commercial. following
quotations Of bonds, stocks, and land warrants
were furnished us to-day august y by Swee-
nay, Rittenhouse, FAINT 4 Co., bankers:
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SPIRIT OF TIE MORNING PRESS

The Union argues that the policy Of the
Republicans with reference to the general ap-
preparation bills is equivalent to naked revo-
luton.
The Eutsiiigenser, describing the Pre.i.
dents message and accompanying documents
sent yesterday afternoon to the Senate, rays:
"a letter was addressed to the President,
on the 18th Of June, by Governor johnson, of
California, asking fer assistance to enforce the
laws Of that State, and giving brief recital
OF the late lawless acts of San Francisco The
Governor asked for three thousand stand of
muskets or riaes, City thousand rounds of am
munition, two mortars, three hundred shells,
and two guns of large calibre, with their mu.
nitions and appliances, promising that they
should be paid for or returned; and in addi.
ton to these arms and munitions he deputed
special commissioners to this city to make ap-
plication for a part of the military and naval
forces of the United States to suppress the in
surrection.
"Secretary Marcy replid to the Governor of
California, on the 18th Of July, that the Presi-
dent is prepared, whenever an exigency arises
demanding And justifying his interposition, to
render assistance to suppress instruction
against the Government Of Q State, and to
maintain the supremacy of the laws to the ex-
tent of the authority vested in him by the
CONSTITUTION and acts OF Congress. In the
present case, however, he has serious doubts as
TO proceeding in the manner indicated, there
being insuperable obstacles to the action now
demanded Of the Government. He therefore
referred the matter to the Attorney General,
whose decision thereon he approves.
Mr.. Gushing argues that there is no evil
dence in the Governors statement or other
authentic Information that in what has occur.
red In San Francisco there was committed or
threatened any act of resistance or obstruction
to the constitution or the laws or to the official
authority of the United States. The Presi-
dent is only to be moved to action by the
Legislature Of the State in which the insur.
reetion exists, or the Executive Of such State
when the Legislature cannot be convened, and
when imminent or extreme public disaster can
be averted only by such interposition of the
Federal Government He says the whole con.
stitutional power of the State has not been ex-
erted and it does not appear that the Gov
ernor took any steps to convene the Legisla-
ture Of the State. although that remedy might
have been adopted and had its effectual appli-
cation to the evils Icing before any such remedy
could be demanded FROM the President.
"The Message also transmitted copies OF
the Instructions from the Secretaries of War
aud Navy to their respective forces on the
Pacific
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PTscssdingss ffs.Day.

In tho Senate, to-day, they agreed to meet,
for the balance Of the session, at IL q. m.
daily. The rest Of their session of the day
until the Star went to press, was taken up in
usual morning hour business, in the course Of
which, tho only thing Of general interest fnal.
ly contaminated, was the passage of the join,
resolution for the enlargement of the new
Custom House and Post Ofi,e at Detroit, Mich.
In tho House, . message from the Presi.
dent was received covering the Secretary Of
Wars reply to the resolution for inform alton
concerning the construction Of the Capitol and
Post Office extensions; referred to the selec,
committee (Mr. Balrs) and ordered to be
printed.
Shortly afterwards they went into Commit.
tee, (Mr. Richar in the Chair,) wherein
the Naval appropriation bill was taken up
and discussed by many members on PROPOSE
tions for its amendment.
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u From Taylor 4 Msury we have Black
woods Magazine for July and the North Brit.
ish Review for February. In Blackwood will
be found peppery article upon American
affairs, which is the antipode Of it's mild
drawn article upon the same subject in the
June number. We take occasion to reiterate
the opinion that these reprints of Scott d Co.
are miracles of cheapness and utility.
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the fashion In England. In Manchester, and
In most Of the large towns, associations have
been formed for the purpose of promoting the
reform. Many of the clergy are members.
They think it 10 one great step, in the right
direction, towards elevating the massss-snd
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