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wheat and for corn; and New York 15O per
for coal Southern coaswis freghts show change and
continue to quote to Charleston 25 for dry and
40 cts for wet bb and cts per foot to Mobile 81 per
ton for heavy goods 60 for dry and 90 for
bbs and II per foot and to New Orleans 81 per on
SO cts for dry and 70 cts for wet bbs and S0 per
foot.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, Oct. 14-We
have material change to note since last week in the
condition of the Dry Goods market The jobbers still
doing large business and they will doubtless be busy
for two three weeks to The commission houses
ore filling orders for the West and South and they
are also making sales to the town obbers but
of them are particularly busy The stocks Of goods
not large and prices for them pretty well maintained
although as the advances there is dispos
on the part of holders to make concessions We
still quote heavy standard makes of Brown Sheet
ings at skGS4 cts, medium Sheetings and
Shirtugs at 797A cts, and light do. at 5A(d6 cts
Beached sheetngs and Shirtings are in light supply
and quite firm Drills steady and firm at (99
for brown; 999k cts for beached 10K@11 cts for blue
Cotton Flannes Denms, Stripes, Ticks and Osnaburgs
are in good dema nd at the previous rates Gnghams
bringing 10d1OH cts. for the Lancaster and Glasgow
and Prints selling pretty freely at c;s for steam
and e9lo cts for madder colors Woollens in fair
request and desirable styles OF Cassmeres, Satinets
Tweeds, Linseys &C. selling quite freely at full
There is also considerable doing in Blankets and Shawls
of which there is fine assortment Offering.
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Jurisdiction Denied.

DETROIT, Oct. 4.-The Supreme Court of Michi
gan has rendered decision denying the jursdic-
tion of the United States Court in the noted case
of Marshal Tyler, charged with killing Capt Jones
of the brig Concord. Tyler remanded for trial
by the State Court
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A negro man was hung by the sheriff OF FIy-
mouth, in Washington Co., N. c., on last frlday,
in presence of 5000 spectators for the murder Oh
white last February The culPrlt nao aeasSn sS
white man with his wife, so he procured a plstoi
and shot him dead.
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On Friday last negro man named John BaIti
more, got into difficulty with man named Nc
Connel, at Burgettstown, Pa, during which the
former struck the latter with a heavy club, crush
ing bis skull SO badly that he died in few hours
ted to Jail.
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Another Louisiana Vigilance Committee.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 4.-A Vigilance Committee
has been formed at Marksville louisiana to aid the
police in arresting dangerous characters
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

I0eII. 10Ut zoo,04o 4V,LoIT IUo,o
RYE FLoUR.-Kngston, ia, 34 bbls.; Porto Rico 152
bbls Halifax 166 bbls.
WHEAT-Laguayra 300 bushels.
T0BACCO-HHDs.
Commencing January l, 1859 and same time 1855
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H.. ubooiing IntsIIiqencer of Thursday saws

The Wheeling InteIligencer of Thursday says:
There were about three feet four inches water in
the channel yesterday. Owing to the still reced-
inc stage of the water, there was not much doing
at the landing.
On the downward trip of the steamer Conway,
on Tuesday, she punched hole in her bottom and
came very near sinking. She returned to Steuoen-
Vile, and without completing her trip, will go to
Pittsburg for repairs.
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The North and South England Cricket Match.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l4.-rhe Cricket match be-
tween the North and South of England PLAYERS
came off to-day. The South made So runs in their
first innings-the North with six wickets down
made l20. Hayward played splendidly for sixty
rms concludes the match, and the English players
leave for Niagara tomorrow.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee of Arbitration for the month of ofSeptember
HENRY W. DRAKELY.
GEO. SLATER, FRANCIS B. LONEY,
THOS. W. ATKINSON, GEO. S. BROWNE.
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED STAND ,.,,,,,
~. O.Nnprw IN THE CITY
No.l0 North GAY STREET,
,,,vrp xr e6,N Me6h,NUFACTURER OF
eiL' EN- "ANE AND FINE GOLD JEWELRY

YER PLATED WARE, IN
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
Has in store beautiful Of New Stvie. sd
terms Of Rich Jewelry and Silver Ware suitable fer
Embracing great variety of Set and Plain Gold
Mosaic Coral Pea Pearl Lsya Cameo Erascan &c
Diamond, Ruby Emerald, Pearl, Opal, &c; Ladies' GoIp
CHAINS; Vest and Guard Chains; Miniature LOCKETS;
Cold Thmbes Cuff Buttons and Pins; Signet Chased
Plain Gold Rings, Peacil and PENS Sleeve BUTTONS
STUDS Gold and Jet Crosses; Jet Bracelets Pins and
Rings; Hair Jewelry Of beautiful designs, &c.
also complete assortment Of Best Quality Heavy Siye
Eruit Butter and Salt Stands Casos Candle Sticks Pear
Handle Dessert Knives, Spoons, Forks, Ladies' FANCY
ARTICLES, &C., which win sold on the most reasonab,
terms s2Gtf
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A ADJUSTMENTS.


HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To-night will con-
clude the engagement of the Florences at this es-
tablishment, where they have been rawing
crowded houses for the past four weeks. The per-
formance will commence with the drama of Shoady
Mcguire. Mr.. W. j. Florence in the characters Of
andy Ginniqan and Ned OFIaherty; to conclude
with Working the Oracle; Mr.. and Mrs Florence
each sustaining four characters
SANFoRD's ETHIOPIAN TRoUPE.-Mr. S. S. Sanford
who is pronounced TO be the best negro performer
living, will give two of his unique Ethiopian he
tonges on Friday and Saturday evenings next, al
the New Assembly Rooms, corner of Hanover and
Lombard streets. Sanford's troupe have been in
existence for the last ten years, and are acknow
edged by all who have seen them to be at the head
of the profession.
DAN RIcE's GREAT SHow.-This being the last
day, performances will be given in the afternoon
at ~ o'clock, and in the evening at ~ o'clock
This exhibition is novel, interesting and instructive
and judging from the crowds which have atten dec
the show since it has been in the city, is highly
appreciated. In the afternoon large numbers Of
ladies and children are present. The police ar
rangements are of the best kind, and perfect orde
Is maintained. The tent is the Hippodrome
lot, North Calvert street.
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COMPLETION OF THE PACIFIC WAGON RoAD-The
Pacific wagon road has been finished: During the
summer some l,50O wagons, $4,000 head OF cattle
and about 900 persons have passed over IT, "rass,
wood and water are found abundantly along the
entire entire route 1t commences at the South Pass,
leaving the Sage Plains to the southwest, and,
going directly through the Wasa.Gn .h Mountains oy
way of Thompson's Pass, crosses the heau waters
of Roar and Great Snake rivers.
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Fl. HUNTINGTON, Presiden
WM N ROW Frs, ActuarV,

II. HUNTINGTON, President.
WIN. N BOWERS, Actuary.
TIMO C. ALLYN, Secretary.
c. c. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary.
This old and reliable Company, established for nearly
FIFTY continues Insure against Loss Damage by
Fire Dwellings, Furniture Warehouses; Stores, Merchan
disc Mills Manufactures and other kinds of property
on its usual satisfactory terms
Particular attention given insuring Farm Property,
consisting of Dwellings, Barns and 0utBudings connected,
and Furniture, Live Stock, Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils
&c. &c contained in the for term of three or hive
years ut rates of premium.
Applications for Insurance may be made to the under
signed the duly authorised gent for Baltimore and vicinity
Losses equitaby adjusted at this Agency and paid imme
diatey, satisfactory proofs in funds current IN the
cities } Ne0 York BoSo' the assured may prefer
GEO B. COALE, Agent for
Maryland and its vicinity.
Baltmore. February 18TH. IS59 felS-tfr
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TTNGON MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL 81 ,3OO,O00
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL s95D,O00.
SGUITABLE SAFETY INSURANCE CO.,
BOSTON,
CAPITAL s90OO0O.
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE lNSu RANCE CO.,
RICHMOND,
CAPITAL. S2G0OOO.
aerchants OF Baltimore wishing to effect MARINE or IN
LAND INSURANCE with the above Companies, will
fir;Ise apply to
WILLIAM SPEAR,
No IS Second street,
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LEXINGTON MARKET.-The following were the
ling prices at the Lexington market Yesterday:

OUTRAGEOUS AssAULT.-On Thursday afternoon
about o'clock party of men rallying under the
cry OF "Plug Uglies," entered Lexington Hall, Lex
lngton street, between Howard and Liberty streets
kept by Mr.. Charles Keyser, ard demanded re-
freshments, which were furnished them. When
they were done eating and drinking the bar-keeper,
John Ehrens, asked one of the party tn pay for
what they had received upon which they knocked
him down, stabbed him in six places, beat him un-
mercanlly, then dragged him out of the house and
kicked him while lying the pavement. The
wounded man was picked up apparently dead and
carried into the house, where DR.. Dammann at
tended him. The physician on examination found
a cut across the frontal bone an inch and a half
long, and the skull fractured. There was also a
severe cut on the back part of the head two inches
long, two on the left cheek, and two the temple,
all severe wounds Ehrens is now lying in a dan
gerous condition. The rowdies fed as soon as they
had accomplished the outrage.
MARYLAND INSTITUTE FAIR.-Mrs. VIM. Adridge'
No. Ill East Pratt street has on exhibition beau
tul assortment of bonnets trimmings &C.
Miss II. N. Carvalh0 l39 Lexington street exhib
its child's cloak, which is one of the prettyes
pieces of needle work in the exhib ition. The cast
also contains ladies' caps and patterns for cloth slip
pers which are very neat.
Miss Eliza Horn, All West Baltimore street ex-
hibits some beautiful styles ofladies corsets, which
are neatly made.
Miss L. Thornton exhibits shirts, collars, anG
childs dress, all of which exhibit much skill.
| ARRESTED on SUsPICGoN.-A man named Thomas
alias Philip Darley was arrested b9tween ten anC
eleven o'clock, on Thursday night, by Capt. Mitchell
Lieut. Wright and Sergt. Holbrook, on suspicion
OF firing the shot, which resulted in the death o
John Philip Hubbel, on the night OF Wednesday
last. The accused was committed to Jail by Justic,
McAllister to await the action of the Grand Jury
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The proposition of the operative masons to re-
sumo work on the old terms-viz: ten hours per
day, provided the masters would dispense wi the
"declaration"-wa discussed on the 28th ut. at
the weekly meeting of the Central Association OF
Masters. resolution was passed to the effect
that the masters considered the difficulties in the
way of withdrawing the declaration" which has
been taken by nearly eight thousand men as insu
perable, but they are willing to see deputation oi
masons, whose withdrawal from the conference they
regard as first step to the assertion of freedom Of
| the masters meeting working under the
terms of the declaration was 62O.of whom aoou'
5000 had resumed work within the week.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-London, SeptemoeLh haao- %
Sugar excessively fat-the few lots sold were
than yesterday. Coffee steady; far only oeoo pags
common Mstore have been sold at SIS 6d TO !Uus
Tea quiet common Congou Is, 3D. cash about ID 0OC
nackages for sale tomorrow Rice steady Rum firm.
sapetre quiet sales of per cwtat S7 and e5A
TaIIow fat at SIS Cd 5ss. the spot, and SIS Cd a
SIS Cd for October and December.
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Il AANlEL v. DhOCE,
IL ,,r-, ~, SHIPPER AND DEALER IN
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL .'
s2seoem QFTIcx-CoRSRR OF soUTH AND LoxpA np srs
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WILMINGTON MARKET, Oct. 13.-Turpentne-
yesterday of l5O bbls and to-day Of 300 do $3.50 for
Virgin and Yellow Dip per $50 lbs
SpiritsSales yesterday of 400 bbls at 434 cts per
gallon. No transactions to-day.
Rosin and Tar-Nothing doing in either article.
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Local Affairs.

AILEoED MAIL RoBBxaY.--George l..
Lumsden, one Of the clerks Of the Post OF.
fee 10 this city, was arrested on yesterday
morning, for an alleged abstraction OF a
land warrant from the mail.
The land warrant In question is alleged
10 have been mailed some time last Septem-
Der from Fox Lake, Via, and directed 10
q gentleman in South Bead, 10 this State
and that it was taken from the mail while
m tyans,tu, and oil trace lost Of 1t, until its
presentation at the Henderson Land Once,
by some party proposing TO pre-cupt.
From the presentation OF the warrant at
Henderson, II has been traced TO this city,
through Parker Paine and Col. Mckenty,
and then 70 Mr.. Lumsden. The identity Of
the warrant, with the one alleged 10 have
been msiled from Fox Lake, has not been
made. The foregoing is the SUBSTANCE Of the
evidence ELECTED at preliminary examiDa.
ton before United States Commissioner,
George W. Prescott, Esq, on saturday Of
ternoon. Henry J. Horn, Esq,. appeared
on behalf OF the United States, and Judge
Shcrbarns for the defendant.
At the instance OF the Attorney for the
prosecution, that there were material wit.
nesses absent, tho hearing was continued uo.
I'll Saturday. the 2Gth inst, at IL O'Clock
A. M.,--the defendant giving bail for $1,000
for his appearance.
Mr.. Lumsden has heretofore been held Ia
high esteem by every citizen who was ac-
q,iaiutsd with him, and W. trust he will be
able TO clear himself OF tho charge brought
against him.
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LATEST NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.

WASHINGTON, Feb. TO-
The House COMMITTEE on Military Afflrs
to-day recommended reduction in certain
items OF the army appropriation bill. to the
amount OF several hundred thousand dollars.
The feeling in favor OF the modification
OF the tariff j. decidedly stronger. Penn.
>ylvsnra Democrats declare their purpose 20
unite with the Republicans 90 ,hi: question
The COMMITTEE on WAYS aud Means had
the subicct OF the taria b, fore them thi.
morning Th, proposition that III. three
tii's Phelps, traviords, and Morrillsl
should be rsportoi TO the House was lost by
one majority A motion was then made
that the co@mitle should report It's inAbili.
~ In ayr, and ASA "a he discharged from
further couSnirraunn Of the subject thu
placing tie Ilosse in Possession OF til, mo.
ton, 50 tia, the question could BE- a, once
proN-i~i With TINS eiicited som, discus
ZOO, ba' without coming 10 any determine.
c1u the c1mmiite sdjournci ,lli SATURDAY.
With the understanding that to, schjact .hal
then H. definitely arranged 10 soma frm 10
,rAb,s 'Ls Iious 10 act W. PA-lr$ u-y.
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DISTRICT CoURT-lion. j. X McMiLLAx,
Judge Of the First Dictrict, presided 10 this
Court yesterday, by request Of Judge Pal.
MEx, the latter having several cases 10 try, 10
which he was personally interested or EN-
ployed ~ counsel
WIN. Darlington Us John T. Whitaker.
Judgment Tor defendant.
Chsuncey j.. Hastings rs. II. !. Brainard,
IL al. Referred TO Geo. W. Prescott.
Howard Ward Us. Joseph Daniels and j.
q. Taylor, and same rs. Daniels and Free
born. Answer OF defendants Withdrawn.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Il. g. Palmer rs. Joseph Daniels, ct al
Judgment sgainst defendant Moss, and in
favor Of plaintiff for amount OF note, with
per cent. interest
Julius Morton ". Joseph Daniels d al.
Answer withdrawn and Judgment entered
for plaintiff.
Judge MMllan will propabIy preside do.
ring the remainder of this week.
A number Of the five per cent per month
interest cases will come on to-day before
Judge Mcmillan.
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THs CouSrY B0Axp. The Board Of
County Supervisors had lengthy session
yesterday, oil the members being present.
RKdisrER ~ DRxDs.
Opinions were read from the District
Attorney, and NJ. II. Amcs, respecting the
power OF the County Supervisors TO declare
the Office Of Register Of Deeds Of Ramsey
County vacant.
Tho substance Of the District Attorney
was, that the County Board could not 10
gslly exercise the power 10 remove the Reg
istcr, until the motion for arrest OF judg-
uent was argued before the District Judge,
that tho dccisIon oil tho Court was first DO
ccwary, 10 show upon this motion that there
was offence committed, or otherwise the
granting OF the motion for the arrest Of
judgment would Mt once scquit Mr.. Heenan
from the consequence OF the verdict against
him.
Mr.. Amcs gave M opinion that the con
vietion BY the jury filed tho provisions Of the
statutes authorizing q removal from Office,
without awaiting the action Of tho court
upon motions Tor new trial, or arr It OF
Judgment, or any other proceeding tending to
ielay the execution Of the judgment render
Cd by the jury.
The reports were read 10 the morning ga.
sion, and 10 the afternoon tho Board pro.
ceeded 70 act In the case by
Mr.. Baker otisring the following resolu.
ton
Rsso,rsd, That the once Of Regiater Of Deeds
Of Ramsey county DO declared vacant.
a Al tt.At
discussion. Mr., Branch opposed the motion
preierring that the Governor should continue
his hearing OF the case. and decide whether
Mr.. lieensa had acted In such manner a. TO
justify q cmoval. lie argued In favor Of
this procedure. because the question would
DO settled sooner. and without appeal, while
with two conflicting opinions before tho
Board, there must necssarily be Judicial
proceedings, before new incumbent could
obtain possession Of the Office.
The resolution, however. was adopted,
Mr. Branch only voting no.
Mr.. Lambert then moved that the Board
proceed TO the election OF Register Of
Deeds, for Ramsey county, which was
adopted unanimously,
The result Of the vote. which was pna
ooes. was ~ follows
For W. u MoRros -Messrs. Baker,
Emerson, Lambert, Murray. Schiller. and
Wolf
For fisakY Messrs. Clark
and Mclean.
For j. &. Txaar --Mcssrs. Branch and
MeGrorty.
Mr.. Morton having received six votes,
WAS declared duly elected; aud Tor the pur-
pose of enabling the Register elect to enter
upon the duties Of his office at once the
Board Of Supervisors adjourned till to-day
at 10 o'clock, TO receive and approve the
bond OF Office.
The Board had considerable other bust
ness before II, which We will speak Of to-
morrow,
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FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

i wh-rss. John Harunar ard ueps Harmon n.
.Gs q .sms~y county, ABa-sO,S. b. lhsr e.r;.a 10
isE'dre oi mort so teIecI'ej also " JAMES Bowel
aad fhsb- Boswell, sho nn, uapsd tn the boiy Of
ne 'E.runrntl a ri The bah cay q Apri A. d isss
ar sad county OF kan-. y the 9lsl day * Apr,l
y - 1870 10 box * nor cages fDiiSs ~ snd ~
~ ss.ai mortgage AID e@V-y an'o l'orbon b DormAn
m bernei "a co-sy Ann~>oA, The io.loSns rtbef
pr-'nlses s'us'r arn 10 s.id Ramsey c11ny bat noe
n,iua,a to To- cuasy 81 asnom:n 10 ssd st.,- .. VII
su- Ia a 10 he soahx =. aaS,t.r AZ
9' s~gtssssi quarter q 40 oa sisgrn n 10 .Snship
iir's ~ nor - rIH,s twe1y four '.ll sect 10 NJ
N9a-ti.is- ~ - ib scrrs. SHEA .ald me- gaze a..
gwen 10 strprr p ysvm~r ~ ne .ai loan q Hsr
nan q ih- al lssaN Is portnsn u h. .an, n 10.
hn1ir! 80 pa, t!.ar- s-e> ma9tbs sr1us he a.i n
- -'5s - 10 rr-s ~ rAs ~ h-.r Der r-ot
y. "a. ~ &c ll'-' E" - e-siipUs certain prom
LAY ~ 80. wen = Stn sstd rigsr- anf
rsferre- d" A'rv'nL nas-t aid MORGAN, go, aim.
toNNf n ae.f " - essT-.Fi 81 So = AZ l~fA ID 10
ne p,Yare o. - con % ulsney or he .sr,.t a, an,
psri here a ~ --.s sgsclaai ~ al ro- A. ror1
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Piox.gR GUARD UNIFORM uni
forms oi the Pioneer Guard. which were
made Mp 10 order in New York. arrived on
yesterday, and were on exhibition at Van
Sykes s,orc. The uniform is in accord
anee with the Army Regulations, and the
company will make handsome appearance
when It turns out tu air The arrival Of
the uniforms gives ncs impetus to the
exertions oi the company IL make the I'D
OF February ball magnificent affair
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THK Sr. AspRxws SocIxry.--This :,

THK Sr. AsDRxws SocIEry This Soci-
ETY. organized on Thursday evening, the
10Th inst, in the Office of Alex. Buchanan
Esq. The following officers were elected ;
Prosidcnt--ALEN. BuonAs.S.
Vice President-l.GwIs GRsIoa.
Managers H. FoaBss, q. A.
Nelson, JAMES NArIER and CmAmx,
GRKIoa.
Physician j. II STEWART
Trrasurer-Col. u. A. RopxRros.
Secretary--Col. W. CRoogs
Cor Secretary II, MuRsA,
Auditors Of Accounts.--RonERr Eek.
FORD. JAWS CsAiG and wv. NJ. BucpAS.
AN.
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THg r. Owe perceive that the r.
o.. will give Concert On Saturday even.
ing This viii b. an interesting occasion 10
that large class Of our respectable citizens
who have been openly accused 81 belonging
thereto, and who have as earnestly denied
all knowledge thereof, to learn who real.
ly compose that interesting but mysterious
association The tickets are one dollar, and
in addition to furnishing good music and
gratifying curiosity, there Is chance for
one 10 fifteen TO make u small fortune, by
drawing that pano
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pOSt GSr MAO One Of our subscribers, a
pretty shrewd fellow by the way, says he WAS
thinking seriously about stopping his paper, on
account u sssiOg s,OAns advertisement IN IL
80 much. but before b, dii any thing dss
persie. he came to = rea.ising sense Of = very
troublesome cora that afsl tsd hi. larboaEi halle
toe Mha, does he DO nov lie lusts gets a
Immediately lie says nov, ,aerc IL n0tlins
ohieetonablc ~ advertising available med.
cine. We doa beiicye hr would takr paper
that does not recommend it-hcnosha Ia.
srsrA, w,s.. Nav }. lsS0.
s,e SloAn's advertisement Ia aEoiher ccluma