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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

Of tie bettGr Qualities. IN o.her word.-i' seemed
10 Z, that, wheIe-e- vooleu miI Pfe7lousJ iaie
should be Sc. 70 work b. the facility Of obtaining
South American Wool on the ssIe terms VIII our
Bitiib AID Trer ch rival. L tie manufacture there
would, n the nstdIs, course OF tnitgs, be 81
incresied dsmaLd for American Wool. Heace'
while we should have prsftrred to lesve the duty
on Wool 80 II va, AID increase the duty on
Woo.ers, We believed that the change actusly
made would rot permanently irigTe American
Wool growers
Te low present the following table Of the Pnce'
of Wool il th. City Oh tie lst of August, as nearly
d, may be, of the last seven years inclusive. The!
sre colatsd from The Atr- fork PrIees Current o
those 1ears respectively, VIZ:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

Judee Davies has decided that the title 10 Il,
property known as West Washington Market-.is
is to the lard made by the City out Of tho gadsx
River west of West streets in the State M
not in the City, and hss appointed Cyrus ca.
tss Receiver Of all rents thereirom until tis quesM
ef title shall be fIaly sdjudicated, We ftMtAs
Mayor has been persuaded to put his foot ia il has
and, what is worse, the Cit's foot is 10 with tho
Mayors. Here was valuable property which or
tain individuals were using ard epjOyins-pYns
IeDts, therefor (they say, to the City; su! Con-
troller Flseg Gays the money never came irss BIZ
strong, box, and nobody can tell how or whenE
City was receiving the bulk Of those Ienh
couple Of sharp spectators, seeing this prcpsf7
lying around loose, went up to Albany "a
obtained q lease of il from the State Ofcen,
paymg $4,000 year therefor, and taking
as the Irdian sold his furs - running II fhy
shculd make good the States title, the specaihDa
would be nice ore; If they failed, they l'Haar
$1,000 and costs. We ssid at the time, AID n,1
repeat, that We were glad the matter had atsa
this shape, since now the title Of tAi, propehy
would be settled and the rents accrue either to !s
City or the State, instead of being embezzedbysons
concealed party or parties, who certainly hsvs
right to them. Messrs. Taylor and Brennar, ~
States lessees, had agreed to pay their own cos;
Low let the squstters or their backsr, If they hsn
One-at any rate, let whoever has had the renhM M
the last year or two-pay the costs Of the ossS
eide Of the litigation, and all will be well.
But the Mayor incautiou'ly "miKes in, ad
puts the City to the cost Of defending tho 'qi's-
ters, claiming that the property in dispute % .'a
has been worth $4,000 year. or couns, Il 10
ultimate decision shall be in favor Of the state fad
City will be liable for back rents to alarge amount
on her Own averment Ct the value ofths properly;
whereas we are confident no $4,000 Of rents if'a
that property ever went into the City Irea'uf!.
Better let the squatters AID the speculatoI' ngn'"
out, giving the former years lease OF the CfV'
interest i1 the premises On the same terms gtane'
by the State to Messrs. Tay lor and Brennan. Tasn
would then have been iLterest enough OF eiaa
side to irsure a thorough litigation of TIE tsk'
while the costs would not have been half 80 hssV
as With The City for ps5master. Did tho Corp'rs'
ton Counsel advise this litigation
When shall we have City Govenmen. rssdy to
leave markets docks, and oil kindred uadefakinga
to private enterprise II Washington Market we're
sold at auction Tomorrow, and every other Msfksi
from day to day thereafter, We believe it would "
well for the City aud the oitlzeLs, bad only for 10
rats and the office holders Why not Try !hs e.
De rimeut1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

If the Court Of Claims at Washington is not 8
total ailure, at al events it comes sadly short Of
what might be expected from such tribunal. 1t
ia, in fact but substitute for the old method
of investigating claims by means OF Congressional
Committee. An opinion of THE Court 10 favor OF a
claim smo UNITS TO no more than report in its favor
But that report, before it syails anything to the
clSBant, must be c'ed upon By Congress-; so that
after oil the trouble, delay and expense OF carrying
his case through the Court the claimant still re-
mains 10 moIe than a mere spplican. for Con-
eressionsl appropriation.
There is n good reason in the world why claims
sganst tie Governmental those of them, a.,
least, where the claim is put forward as matter
Of law AID justice--should not be sdjudicsted in
courts Of law, ike claims between private parties.
Nor is there any in compelling every creditor
Of tie Government to go to Washington to urge his
claims. The doctrine that no suit can be main-
tanned against the Government, which prevails
as well in the State az in the Federal Courts is
four ded upon basis Of justice reason but is
only perpetustion Of senseless and attiqusted
| principle Of the Common Law, which shielded the
Kpg against beiIg sued in his own courts. This
principle does rot prevail in the monsrchicsl gov
erumepts Of Europe, in which the King is liable to
be sued by the bumblest of bis subjects: and in
England i, is substantially disregsrded. 1t is only
uyder our democratic governments that suitors hav-
ing 'ega claims against the Government are turned
| over to The cold comfort Of lobby solicitation,
without any legal nesIs Of enforcing their claims.
| Why should rot the Federal Courts be Invested
with the power TO entertain suits against the United
Ststes, aud to issue executions upon them, which
should be q len upon the Treasury Why should
every person having clam upon the Government
be obliged 10 90 10 Washington to prosecute it
there, when the Government have tribunals 10
each Stationary OF them with little or nothing 70
do--uPon which tie business might be devolyed
There il, TO be sure, class OF cases where II.
claim is lot founded upon stict law, tut where sp-
plcsticn is made 10 the equity ard good conscience
| # the Government. |. still remains az Unsettled
question whether the class Of c.ses comes within
TIE juri.eicti(r Of the Court of Gains; though
such Court AS the present one .s-a mete beard
Of reference ard report-Ought, ore would think if
continued al all 70 be restricted exclusively - csses
of this character. In the other oa,s Of cases
where the claim rests on bssis sufficient to ust;k
! judgment sssinst sn individual, the claim.n.
ought 10 be allowed 10 proceed &c though the Gov.
errmen. were al riisidual, sno having obtsinei hi,
verdict ard judgment, 70 be tsertupcl entitled to
bis execution.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

tlected. he vii return 70 Congress %. as .ta ser
vsnt Of suy patty, bat as ar iLaeIible zoe 70 coz
rupticn in tish places, tnd to every st'emP' .
force Slavery upon an unwilling community. Ia
iioIt We believe BIS course IN Congress, should he
be e elected BY the Totss OF Republicans vii Dc
10 ess satisfactory to them than those be gave whsn
elected in ,pite Of their utmost hostility I'i' i' d.
wes1ptct, or have given oths-ressontoeKpecf' ana
vii, ,hii We bsl,e7e large majority Of the R'Puo'
Hears Ct tie District are satisfied. We DO no'
know TIA. Tie Posts location near the Ca''on
House has stft cted its course with regard to Nj
Hsskin, but we DO know that If it were owned and
mars1sd BY he Federal oficehoider' OF this cry
If could ey nothing more to their mind Than It's
ant. Ha.kin article of ye,terdsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

Tie Ertning Posi- viii obl;ge Ii BY stating whs.
is its warrant FOR saying that John B. Haskil i.
trying TO make tie Republicans Of his District
"heEeye be is RepuSlcan"-ths. to the Re.
publicsDs he ssys, "fou mu,: not AK NE
"opeply 70 ayow myself Republican, &c, &c.
We have supposed ourselves toleIsb'y We'll &C.
qusinted with the Republican, Of the IXtA Dis
trict, and We Are eol6dent that Mr.. Hs,kia Ia.
said nothing Ike what The Post puts il hi, mouth
to sny Of them. lie stand, upon h;s course in
CensIe.s. and upon tie ayOrsl, Of sediment aat
pufyo,e cea.s.ei n =, Eo,.isa.s S '?,soh. Nss-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

tra tie prroieLe ~n r,sor.sd 10, sf.zys,,k
ard a few years thsIs. tu. this id C.. .,ss.
Finally the Cansdi,a Parliament, unable h L..
for itseH, ref,rrsd the question 10 Qsee1 yi,,,.
ard paced lsT fIirg the seat Of sOysran.,.,. -,
ordering tie erection Of public baildnss a. ~,
rlsce as she mgtt de.isrsse. With TIE v:.v -,
psrently of escaping the riya claims Of QrAs
NOTIFIED. kingston aId Toronto, the Qissa M
sslsction tassed item al BY AID dssu,s,
the City Of BytoHn, lately chrbtsosd o.
tsw, This choice, however while bit.,'.
di.ppeirtiIg the other claimants, hm hls .
rive geuers! satisfaction, ard Notwithstanding N.
ous.r's suae. a motion has been ca red ia \.
Assembly that the City Of Ottawa cuss. rs. tax.
the rermarert Sc st Ct Government for the Pso,i,..
uis bs. led to tie resignation Of tae MIaistry. a.,
ersl of their supporters having voted with Z a,.
ior.y. II nigh. seem urressonaels ihi. tie NJ.
istry .hould be held re,pcn,ble for AZ awuab,
tie Queen upon a matter which tsd beta BY Il.
act Of tie Legislature specially Ieierrsd - ks
On tie other hard, it is fsir to presume taN n.
Queen. il selecting Ottaws, acted By the sdric.s
the Canadian Ministry and in fact, by ressuir
tley seem 10 have accepted the responsibility
her selection. Mr.. Brcwp, the leader of the u.
oppositon. who has formed rev Ministry, ua
editor of The To,onio Globe. He has hitherto ka
Known ss most decided aud Incorporating Ii
ersl. Hsya, il we mistake net, o-o2eraass
,esst 10 certain extent n the attempt st reve.Iaa
some twenty years sitce, which ended 80 ciss'srHt
for Wm. l.. Msckt nzie and others. la the Asseahg,
n which be represents the City of Toronto, htlu
always maintsired extreme views, being attn
Protest in his rotions, bitterly hostile 10 ha
Frerch Canadians and the Catholics, aud Al sive
cate for the DISSOLUTION Of the union betgeec tie
two Provinces. With these opinions, snl ths
keen personal hostility of which his me.hca Of u.
yocatipc them has made him the object, hs wma
not seem very well fitted for a long cOntiCu,as.
in power. It may indeed, be doubted whe!hHa
will be able to form Ministry at Az.
If We might be permitted to express An opna,
on tie subject, We should say that the selection
Of Ottawa as the seat Of tho Canadian G,veu-
ent lad many things 10 recommend II. Ii.
situation is central ard accessible, and O!anu
Few ard growing town, and Comparatively Zee
from those inveteuate!y hostile cEques Which eIsa
the older cities.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

TIE doctrin smsintaintd by Mr.. Douglas in the
elecseneerng speeches b, is now delivering
through nnoi, goes tn. length of denying the very
fundamental basis upon which the American Rsvo-
luton was placed by the men who made il. The
Declaration of Independence was emphstcallS
grourdtd on the rights Of man. In an address is-
sued ty the Continental Congress near the close Of
tie war, ard signed by Hamilton, M,dison and
Ersworth, the people were called upon to remem-
Der "thst il had ever been the pride and beast Of
"Auerica Gct he rights for rhich 'N cOEieudea
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

TIE Niagara ard Asspemnoa sailed from Queens
town ontie 18th Of July for last attempt al laying
the cabls slowed in their holds. After The expert
re1ts il TIE Bay Of Bi,cay, little hope was lef of a
successful termination Of the enterprise. The third
attempt las demonstrated almost 70 s certainty
iha. tie psyins-out machinery aad the cable itself
are irsdtqua.e to obtsin the resut wished for.
The h'st breaking Of the cable duIirg the last cruise
tsprersd or beard the Niagara by its running out
Of the groove Of apuley leading to the paving out
machinery. This accident was frequent with the
original machirss used year sgo, but BY enlargiog
The puleys ard deepening The grooves il has been
reLdsIed less fIequent but ss no .de guide rollers
or similar msehaniim was used, il was to be ex.
lsc,ed TIA. tie cable would jump out Of it, place at
ore time or another Tie second accident occurred
at the bo.ton Of tie ses, when the ,hips were
,5ou. aisa,y u hs o.; Art. .ui j: aa simultaneously
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03


Gerrit Smith, We Judge, is 10 run for Gosefa'f
TIE Lecompton journals are violently prsisDg no.
and he is doing oil be conscentou,ly csa to al
their favor. At meetirg held a. Petsrbo'o ~
residefcey few days since, BIZ. Smith ute,In
pud!atei the idea Of subm,tiicg bis csIns 10 W
Republican State Conyenticp eIPreset wi.lfs.
ess 70 run if the movement IL his beksi sses'.
IOVe sufficiently imposing, sud ,s.aied .ho R'par
csn pas'y fer not ha7ios .toppet sATe-cse'"t
within our State. (How l.Itiy has sls's 0''A
caught htre') b.. Smith, says fdsndl5 refo''
then wert 20 spssk CT tie Ienpslsn,s a. ,'i.''.
ID Cf tie vital necessity u a PTol0t3fy b.el,,
wiieh ne Rra5l'eaE larty had aise p'0r.G hylN'
)uL'
-CCLs der tie fsirnes-, TIE truth, Of his HN''
ueLt a Probioitoy Lsw was pss.ei IA i'@
,e'en eietths Of the Rs sputicsn, ia the L's'ias''
voting for il, aud but & minority Of sry o'a''
party. Ttat law w0s broken down by ths jug
ntnis OF our highest Courts, and 70 otnein'"'
Eroy Republican Judge who p.ssee on tie qaes'..
whether IN the Supreme CouIt or Colr' o. -
resls, sustained ne lar aud ]. was broken cs'-
IN the CtuIt Of Appeals BY four Democratic 'us
and one Auercsn. What further could DO a'-'
on tie s.6e Of Prohibition ultil this decision "
yeIsed CT tie Constitution changed, We 90 nos y
ierstsrd. Yet Mr. Smith arraieus tie Rep 1'L',
party a. utfsi.Lfui" to Prohitition-s pnn"f'
TO which il never, asa party, committed I1o-'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

Ashss happened 80 often in the United States, 30
in Carsda the selection Of aseat Of government has
been great bNe Of cor.eItlop. II has been found
very difficult 10 reconcile the conaictiDs claims Of
Canada Eass ard Canada West, Of Quebec, Mont
real, rsa.on s,d Toronto. A. oue t,n.e, tie t:te
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
NewNork DAILY Gribm,te
TUESDAY. AUGUST 3, 1865.
The American Art Of Horsc-Tamimg.

We shall iftue on Saturday, Aug. 7, an ExrR,
Of eight pages containing the complete account Of THU
worcerul art with other valuable articles the same
rc which have not yet sppesred in this country Every
body Who horse will desire to read this Extra
and few copies will be printed beyond those ordered
dealers and others requested 10 forward their orders a. once
nsxnIrs distinctly the number Of copies required.
Price: Single copies, 4 cents 100 copies. 81 So
Address HORACE GREELEY &C.,
Tribune Buildings New York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

ADvrRrIsEMESTs for TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE of this
wsst ought be handed in to Day eay to Pnce
sira
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

We have no neHs from the elections which took
place yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

Mr F.re,cr Hsstror:k ot Pssk,kIl T'i:'s 80.
Z, yy5ls..s ...Ii,..a ...,.yss s. .as IS 'H'-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
C I IMPORTS FOR YEAR ENDING

a., Market firm bat manufacturers buying spsringy ny tue
lat OF Japnssy fallen fine Domestcs l5d c
Purchase by manufacturers reported large ana 'Pecuia'
ton active
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

(al Drl. Quota,.ons ron.na,. At public sse month
lair prices &C. lower .ower adrs and D. lo~es %
tish.r Isies Of Domestic Fleece.
ib) DemsDd sctiye oT Dom ste. Eorsign dul ock Nse'
f-t Te-f ~ at.siosl a z fG mi MAJ.
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YER y BEST TERMS
SALE OF STATE LANDS

IN obedience 70 the p: DIVISIONS of aS Act
l. Of Assembly, 1857, will on Monday
the First day of November next, at the
Court House in Winnsboro', offer to the
highest bidder, the Tract OF Land belong
ing to the State of South Carolina, situated
between Rocky Mount and Catawba River,
and bounded - w. &, w. by laads of Mrs.
Sarah Barkiny W. 10y Rocky Mount ana
lands of John Nichols n. by Rocky Creek
and f.. by Catawba River-containing by
recent survey, ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. a Plat OF said
lands eRn pc seen at the oflite qf the Clerk
OF the Court mt Winnsboro.
Also. Mt the sane time and place, I will
sell the Island in Ca,awba River, known as
''Giaze's Island"
TerHts Of sale rs prescribed by the Act :
a credit Of one, two and three years, with
interest from the day, the purchasers to give
bond to the State, with two or more appro-
we'd sureties, to secure the payment Of the
purchase money C.. ID. MELION,
Solr. Northern Circuit.
Sept 90, lB5S.-33td
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THE MARKETS.
CoLUMBIA,O Oct, %. I.

COLUMBIA, Oct. %, 1858.
The cotton market is still improving
with sales, yesterday, of 100 bales at lOa
,llfc., and good demand.
CHARLSsTos, Oct. %, 1858.
CoITON.-The market during the day
was hrm at the quotations of the morning.
The sales reached 1865 bales,at the subjoin-
ed figures, viz: bales at lOt; atlI:l24
Mt III; III at lie; 2s3 at III; 22o atIls;
Sa6 at ia; 500 at liz; and ~ bales ut l2c.
New ORLEANS, Oct. % 1858.
The sales of Cotton arc II,5oO bales, at
rates giving for Middling lI7c. Sales for
the week $4,000 bales, and receipts 81. 600
bales The Increase in receipts here is 9o.-
600 and the stock l7l5,oo bales.
SAvASSAH Oct 22,lSaa.
The sales of cotton for this day are 1860
bales, at range Of l0aI2 cents. Closing
firm.
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Sheriff IS Sales.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Rf Nirtuc of Sundry Writs of Fl. Fa's.
- to me directed will sell before the
Court House door at Lancaster. on the first
Monday in November next, within the legal
honrs Of sale the following personal pro.
peTty, 10 wit:
One c!aybHnk horse and one sorre, NJ are.
Levied on and TO be sold as the property Of
u. w. Hay, - satisfy q fas. in favor of
John Adams and others against him.
Also, One dark bay horse. Levied on
ana " be sold ms the property OF joel H..
Brown at the suit of A. J. Connors.
Also, one Negro woman. Nancy, one bay
horse and one buggy and harness. Levied
on and TO be sold as the property Of George
w. Clybnrn, at the suits of Chafee, 81.
Armand and CIoft and ot,ers.
Conditions Cash &C. pr 81. rs each.
HENRY HANCOCK, ). l.. ID.
October 30, 1858. 36-,d
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a Administrat ator's Sale.

pi THE PERMISSION OF THE OR.
ID dinnry OF Chest eVfield District, ! will
proceed to sell at the late residence of w
w. Also5rook. deed. on Tuesday, the 10th
of November next, all the personal Estate
OF w. w. Alsobrook,
10 CONSISTING OF
2S NEGROS, among the number are fou,
Carpenters, three very valuable ones.
. head Mules 2 head Horses, 8 Mich cows
] four horse Wagon and Genr
] cooking Stove, aud Kitchen Furniture
lot Carpenters Tools
] lot Wheat, Corn, Potatoes, fodder, shucks
AND
Other ARTICLES, too tedious to mention.
Terms u Saie.--All sums Of aud under
ten dollars, cash. All SUNS OF and under
two hundred dollars. credit six months
All sans over two bundled dollars, credit
twelve months--notes with interest from
day Of sale and approved securities will be
required.
sale continued from day to day until all
is sold.
FL ALsoBRooK, Adm
October 20, 36-3t
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ESTATE SALE,

by order of James II. Witherspoon, Or.
- dnary l.. d., will be sold on the 2sth
day OF October, 1858, at the late residence
Of Mrs. Jane Montgomery, deceased, the
whole personal estate of the said deceased
consisting of'three negroes, Il woman and
two small boys, three head ofhorses, cattle,
hogs, sheep, ,plantation and smith tools.
wagon, household furniture, corn, fodder,
wheat, oats and many other articless
TEEms-l2 months credit, with interest
notes and two good sureties.
ROBT. ID. MONTGOMERY,
Administrator.
October 9, 1858. 33-4tpf $3.50.
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Franklin Academy.

ENIE EXERCISES or THIS iNSTI.
L tuuon vii cowm,urc on the ist Non
day in january next The Trustees have
succeeded in retaining the services of Mr.
SAM'h. MCCORMICK, whose proicienc.
in teHchin" is surpassed 10y few Young
men can he Thoroughly prepared to enter
any of the higher Institutions Of learning
in the Southern States. The Village *
very healthy, and there is not, Il; present =
grog shop or place where ardent spiri,s can
be obtained in it..
Boarding can BE- Obtained rs cheap as az
other places in private families.
The rates of tuiton are The srmc as
those IN Academies throughout the State
The Academy building is at present un-
dergoing thorough repairs.
The surrounding country will find here
advantages which will at least equal those
~ other places and To our District are held
ont such inducements ms we believe will oh.
viate the necessity of sending our Young
men and boys abroad.
s. B. MASSEY,
ScCrs!arg.
Dec. 9, 1857. 43-ir
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Notice

5 hersby given that application will be
a r,ade NJ the next session Of the I.cgis-
lature 70 open public Road to connect the
York and Chester Roads with the Monroe
Road leaving the Steel Creek or Charlotte
Road, below w. ]. Cureton's Shop and run.
ring by ihe Vaxhaw M. Z. Csasyh a.:s, z.
c. Faugbns, interseeting the River Road
at the Pinatatian .ofDr. G. 4. Massey (dec'd)
to run as near ~ practicable with the pes
ent country Road The distance Of said
Road will be about 4 or 4t miles.
THOSE INTERESTED"
Sept. D, 29-3m.
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"A Administrators Notice.

a LII persons having demands against
"A the Estate Of John Truesdale, deed
are hereby notified to present the same dn.
ly n'lrsted TO me, by the first day of Janua-
ry' 1893: Against all those who fnil,to pre-.
sent their claims by that time, this notice
will be plead in Bas.
those indebted to the Estate are also
hereby notified IN come forward and make
payment b" the LIST of January 1883
LEWIS CAUTIIEN, Admir-.
Oct l3. 1883 35-St.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TNlE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
4 Sale the plantation .wher,on Phillip
w. Bennett now lives. containing 2O3 acrcs,
near the Hanging Rock Mineral Springs+ad
joining lands Of Mrs. Beckham, Jas. NJ. In.
gram and J. ID. Mcllwain. Any person
wishing TO look at the place will be show n
by Capt. }. &. Cauthcn, MS he is authorized
to sell the above place. Terms will be
made To suit the times.
B. ID. JOHNSON.
Sept. 80, lS5S-33lf
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No, 293 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
where the gifts, consisting of JEWRLRY, &c,
AND VARYING FROM 10 CENTS TO TWO
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New Descriptive Catalogue cOHaiHing a large
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GIFTS, and setting forth uuequalled induce.
ments 10 AGENTS, will be sent, post paid, to
any individual, on application.
Address, a. RANNEY, Agent,
No. @9S Broadway
July Tth 2i-em
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.oIIOwAY'S Pills AND ONT.

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IL MENr, Sanford's Liver Iuvigorator,
Jacobs Cordial, Ayers Cherry Pec,oral and
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Balsam Wild Cherry, Mustang l.inimrnt,
md many other Medicines too numerous
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