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NEW YORK YORK MIRROR.


NEW YORK MIRROR
A Repository Of polite Literature and the
.4,is embeilished quarterly witA spleS-
did Copperptats Engravimg, and CeeklS
with a popular piece Of Music asrange6
vith accompaniwentsJ for The Piana.
EDITED RY
GEORGE p. MORRIS.
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~ of'hc New York Mirror have been stead
lily progressive, We refer 10 tn. past. Our A..
irangements for the future are fer fnbrs adssnta.
gcous than any we have hitherto been able to
effect, and we therefore feel confidence in as
scrling that The eighth volume will be nuch
srperior. in every department, to i,s prsds-
cessors.
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men.s, is before tbs public what We intend Il,
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year, four 6ns en-. rawlings will be published.
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ALVAN COLE,
Has for sale at his Boot and Shoe Store,
one door South of Coles Hotel,
Gentlemens Boots and Shoes, frss
quality
Gentlemens cheap dress Pumps
Ladies Cloth and Kid Shoes (aessesf
styL)
Ditto Morocco and Leather do
Ditto Cloth and Kid Slippers
Ditto Morocco and Leather do
Childrens colored Boots and Shoes
Any size or kind wanted, not on hand,
will be fncde at short notice.
Also for sale, BELLS superior Paste
Backing. Shoe Brushes, &C.; all OF
which will be sold at the lowest prices.
April II IT,
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IRON HOOPS AND NAILS.

IRON HOOPS AND NAILS.
NSHE subscriber offers for sale an as
IN. sortment OF IRON HOOPS and
CUT Nails. As he expects to be con
stantly supplied from the Manufacturers,
he will be able to furnish any quantity that
may be wanted, at short notice, and on
the most favorable terms.
F.. w. BURR.
Sept: IL.
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H IMMEDIATELY, a fisrt rate Jour
neynan Shoemaker. One bringing
rood recommendations will find steady
employment on application to the Printer
of the Star.
Sept. 25.
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LAND
AT AUCTION. .

II Y virtue Of decree Of the Hon. Su
Id prene Judicial Court, passed at
their last term holden at Bristol, within
and for the County of Bristol, on the Sec
ond Monday in September, A. ID. 1880,
and under the direction Of the Court OF
Probate for the town of Warren, will be
sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 26th day
Of October, A. ID. l83O,at o'clock ,aftel
noon, all, or SO much of the right, title and
interest whereof Smith Bowen late Of said
Warren, deceased, died seized, in and to
the following real estate, as shall be nee
essary to make the deficf6ncy ofthe per-
sonal estate of said '6ece eased, for the pay
mcnt of his debts. funeral expenses and
expenses Of settling his estate with incl
dental charges, to wit, q certain part or
parcel of land situste in said Warren, and
bounded Westerly partly on the back road
leading to Bristol, and partly oil land Of
Betsey and Amey Bowen, Northerly on
land Of Betsey and Amey Bowen, and the
new road leading from Warren to Swan
zey, and land Of Jarvis B. Bowen, East
erly on said Jarvis Il. Bowen's land and
the River, Nd Southerly partly on land
of Sally Munro and others and partly on
land now or lately ofRufus Burr's heirs.
Also, one other lot or tract of land, sit
uate in Warren, aforesaid, and bounded
Westerly on land ofthe Devices of Charles
Wheaton, deceased, Northerly on land OF
Betsey and Amey Bowen, Easterly by
the Highway, and ISoutherly on land Of
said Betsey and Amcy Bowen /; said real
estate being the same devized by said
Smith Bowen, in and by his last Will and
Testament, to his grandson Samuel Bow
en-, as residuary devisee.
JOHN PEARCE,
Administrator on the estate ofSmith Dow
EN-, with his Will annexed.
Warren, Sept 25.
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G. nj. FESSENDEN,

Has for sale-.just received
SUPERIOR white & brown Havsns
- Sugar, Wine, Cordials, Fresh old
Hyson Tea, &c.
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CABINET
RWR NlIIpWM Ma

PMNHE subscriber offers his remaining
H. stock on hand, on the most accom-
modating terms. And notwithstanding
hehas disposed of a large portion, at Auct
ion, there is still on hand, as good an u.s.
sortment, as can be found in this County
and will be disposed of at prices very rea.
isonable. Purchasers arc requested tt
call and examine for themselves, as te
quality and price.
A. HUMPHREYS.
June I2.
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KKIINDOW SHADES-a quantity
" vfsuperior quality, just received
and open for sale at LONG ROOM
Sept 25.
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For sale, Partridge's Japan Blsckins
good article. Bell'S, and Lee & Tho mn
sons Pa.te Blaeking. vsrnish BIooE
ing, SO. &c.
AIvAS cesk
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MARINE INTELELIGNcE.
PORT OF TVARRl

PORT OF Tv.ARRE.N
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
Sloop Hannah < Nancy, Turner, from
Newport,
Sloop Mount Moriah, Martin ff Provi-
Aence.
SIoop Eliza, Ingraham, Fl do.
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SOCIAL CLUB meets on Wcdnes-
- day evening next, for debate and 9TH
er business Question for discussion
In the event ofa civil war in France,
would i be right for the other European
powers t0ihterfere, -a.lis..,,. :. 4,
Subjsct for an. Essay--REvEsoE.
Per order.
Sept. 25. .~
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Arrived at Bristol, on Tuesday last
ship Governor Fenner, Martin, as days
from Liverpool, with 1000 bushes salt to
G. b. Munro and VIM +. Norris.-Left.
brig Charles Joseph, Bishop, for Provi-
deace, loading. Spoke Aug. 28th, la'
AZ SO, lon Al 80, brig Triton, Shaw, Al
dsfr Marseilles, for New York Sept. s.
lat 42 80, Ion 67 80, brig Harmony, Dick
son, 8 days from New York for Liver
pool 18th, off Georges Bank, brig Mil
zen, Jackson, SO days from Bristol Eng
for New York; 18th, lat 40, Ion 90 %,
brig Flores, days fr New York, for Rio
Grande; 10th, off Montague, schr Eliza,
Fl Boston, for Fredericksburg.
Cid at Bristol, schr Mary Perry, Mum
70, Havana.
, Arr at Charleston, 10th inst. sloop E.
cHpse, Gladding, 90 ds fr Bristol. On
the 25th and 26th ult. experienced a very
severe gale of wind from NNW, which
shifted the deck load, lost boats, and part
of the rudder, and badly injured in sails
andrigging. One Of the crew had his
leg broke, by the shifting Of the deck
load. 29th ult. lat 33, lon SO, picked up
8 bales of cotton, one of which, was mark
cd diamond b.
At Matanzas, lst ..'st schr Curlew,
Wyatt, from Bristol, disch.
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TO FARMERS.

TO FAFtMERS.
VIVA ANTED within or 3 weeks, a
w considerable quantity Of Domes-
tic Flannels, viz
All Wool, twilled;
Cotton and Wool do.
DO do plain, colored and white,
For which a liberal price will be paid,
on application, to +. w. BURR.
SEPT. l8.
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FANCY CHAIRS.
ROCKING AND WINDSOR DO.

ROCKING AND WINDSOR DO.
JUST RECEIHED- -
Y N extensive assortment of the most
"A fashionable patterns, warranted to
be Of the first quality, for sale by
A.. HUMPHREYS,
Who has ON hand 10000 feet
Birch Joice and Boards, low for Cash.
A. HI. contin1es to Manufacture CAB
INETFURNITURE, ofevery descript
ion, the most Of which he will warrant 10
be ofthe first quality. Gilt and Mahoga-
ny Frame Looking Glasses, &c.. &c.
Sept %.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

TN pursuance Of On order OF the orphana'
- Court Of Chester County, will be sold At
public sale on the premises, on seventh day,
ihe eleventh OF December next, at one O'Clock,
p. NJ. 81 Som two lots Of land, with the an.
Eurienanels, late the the property Of Aiexan.
dsr Anderson, deceased, situate in the town.
ship OF New Garden, in said county, land with.
In one VILE Of New Garden melting house, J lot
No. !. buunded BY lsntls Of Joseph Seal, Jose oh
and Benjamin Mechener, aud John Miller, con.
nining six acres, more or less. The buildings
are large comfortable frame ouse, with
cellar and saul, under the SANG, well and
pump at the door, good frame wbeeltish,
AMI blacksmith shop, frame stable aud com
crib. This lot is divided into fuui, well ten.
ked With post and rail, nearly new. The land
y IN high state Of cultivation, With Young
thriving orchsrd. Lot No. q, contain three
acres, more or less, bounded by lands Of Joseph
seal Thomas Lamborn aud others. This lot
ispaFlly v@od land, aud partly cleared, Win y
cart toad secured BY lease TO pass to and from
t'e same nj plsasnre. A further description ~
asenedunReeessary. Those Wishing 10 view ~ III
be shown HE premises by the widow, living
thereon, or by the subscriber.
John w. Thomas, .Gdm'r.
By the Court
George Fisher, Clerk.
Nov. Ats
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Again and Again i!
prOMpt Payment.
safysg0ssSYy g. CO.


Again had Inc pleasure OF meeting anoif Ct
smiling cusiomtr, Mt. VIM. G. II. Gyrdner, oil
Chester County, the fortunate holder Of ths
one quarter Of Ticket, Combination Is, "a, 46,
which drew the capital prize Of $40 600, in
the 2iSt Class Of the Union Canal Lottery, on
the goth inst. and which he obtained At our
Office, presented his ticket and received the
cash
In this instance we have smother evidence
that Fortunes, through Emory 4 Co. are i'm.
partially dspensed. Mr.. Gardner declared,
as he jNyiuIly grasped hs prize mnney, that
the investment made by him in the purchase
oi TIT tlckit, a sum uf me dollar and urniy,
I'VE cents, embraced all his fortune. What a
gratifying remuneration. lie nov has ample
means, with prudent management aud indus
Try, TO enjoy competency through lie. Lei
the needy take Warming, and Without delay
call and do likewise.
1Hen call on Emnry Y Co. chance secure
Hifh t!eD' q fsrfze is almost sare,
Nor longer after false hgIfs roam.
Emory u c.. ever Gill be found az home.
Tickets in al eurren, Lotteries furnished Of
the n OIL favourable terms, sud cash advance,
for prizes as soon 10 drawn.
Emory & Co.
No 81, South Second st. one door belov
Chestnut street, Philadglphis.
! The following are the drawn numbers Of III,
2iN Clals Of the Union Canal Lottery
4U, IS, IS, 46, "a, Is, ~, %, Is, 5.
Nov. a.
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TAXESa
HAVE waited upuH nunSer OF Pe'seD'
A. numerous times, for the amount Of thsii
Tax, without ob,Sining Il, The season is now
getting 50 far advanced that is is becoming eS.
ecedinEly ncoHvenenl 10 pay many visits and
u Is absolutely necessary that The money
should be oblainedi and hope tia, those who
have ii to pay would endeavour to comply with
the demand. To those who eell and settle the
amount, shall feel myself much obliged, and
hope that those upon whom call for The nur-
pose, will endeavor 20 make one call sufficient.
Samuel Harder,
Collector Vi ChtisiA,,a Hundred
October &c, 1880
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mr.. B.3TESi.sN"S
Pectoral Drops.
Carpenters Compound Syrup of
I{VERtYflRT

" sale and valuable Medicine for CouEhg
splitting Of Blood, Consumption, aud Live
COMPLAINTS"
The iulluwing 10 favor Of the virtues Of thu
medicine is copied from a numbRr Of cet,id
Gates published in "I'he National Gazette ;
" Saturday Evening Post" and other papers d
Philadelphia.
From Dr. 4. p. Hereford, of iIaymsrke e,
Virgins, whose observations on The Iyerw orr
orc entitled to the highest consideration III,
experiences with this plant is, periaps, superior
TO any other medical man in Our country, ant
the public ATE indebted 10 him for many valua
bic and interesting essays on The subject in oui
periodical journals and papers.
Fran fhe National InieHgencer.
AsPhihisls Pulmona iS,ur Consumption Of The
lungs, has been emphalically styled an oppro.
brium medicerun and as il has for us victims All
ayes and sexes, and large portion of III,
young and beautiful, II becomes the permanent
duty OF every human physician to conlribui,
in any way he can tau ards arresiing in il,
march, this terrible disease. With an eve tt
this purpose, ! have slreniousy rscomnen
trd, and do still recommend, the Ivervott
particularly Carpenters Compound Syrup
Which consider the most valuable mode il cal
De 9xh'b ted, being concentrated prepare
ilon OF the tlesh plant, with valuable eSpee
tofant medicines seltcied az adjuranls, an,
although have never recommended il as
medicine, indiscfimnalely adapted to all cases
yet am fully persuaded that il has dnnO NOR,
lsgnHi services than any other single remedy, 81
pras experiments with il have been made, o
laecordng 70 the extent il has acquired tb,
public confidence; but we are too apt to ap
lpreci2ie too l'ghily,or invest with little conse
I quence, things which have the external up
!pearanee Of simplicity, while those which ar,
ehwFspi Ia secrecy, or have mysterious char
acier' allure, tael0ate, or inspire US with con
hdence and admiration.
4. +. HEREFORD, NJ. D.
January ID, 1880. Ilaymarkei, vilginis
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

GToP the SwINDLER.--A genteelIy dress.
- ed middle aged Man, about ieet 7 TO 10
inches in height, cslling himself Dr. WILSON,
from or near POrl Deposit. where he repre.
scented himself to have bees y practising
Physician, obtained under false pretepees
from the subscribers. on Thurday, the ash
ut HORSE aud DEARBORN, with which
he has abScondetl.
The Horse is large dark bay, IA years old
and about 10 hands nigh, large nmbed, and
SHOWS the scratches on all his legs, the hind
ones usually little swelled. lie has also been
SCARED on each bWtoeks by the rubbing Of the
breech bend, which is still n some degree
perceplhle. lie is n natural lroiter, and car
RES well, viii rack under the saddle.
The Dearborn is small, OF dark olive col
our, and lined with blue cloth, with standing
top, and plated moulding on the body, spa
round tile top, axleirees and c springs wood
en-, ornament on the side, a small dove, in
iight colours. The top has been put on win
branch irons, which have some plating on
them.
lie was seen to pass the Practical Farmers
Inn; and Is supposed 20 have proceeded to
Philadelphia.
twenty-five dollars will be given for the re-
eOyery Of the Horse and Dearborn, aud ,wen-
Y hve dellas for the conviction Of the Swim
der
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HORSE FARRIER.
y. MNRHIMY.

TNFoRhS the inhabitants Of Whining on and
n the country at large. that he iniends re.
maining here for some length of time. He
pruiesses to cure the various diseases 10 which
Horses ate subject, such as Spawn, Ringboae,
Hooi aud Hide bound, Pole xvii, Fis,aiu, and
Far'ons ,g'ernRl diseases, such as decay Of the
Lungs, fsilow Water, or Bots, &c &C. His
Front street.
October IS, IS3o.--is
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EMORY 81 Go.
Sold the Carital Prize,


Y MoRY & co. annnunce with satisfaction
~ that they nave fulfilled tier pTomisc.
Combination 10, 81, &C. which drew HE CAPT.
tal prise Of $4,000 In the unipn Canal Lot.
very, on Saturday last, wa sold BY Emory .,
Co. at their office, No. o., South Seconi ST.
and also combination IS, 50, 50, prse Of
,sl00o, 50 81, 90, prize OF $500, and 4 prizes
$40, A good days work.
We will remark ,hsi very worthy and ra.
spectacle mechanic held one fourth Of The
ticket which drew $4,000, and in very ie "
minutes after the drawing Alessrs. Yates L
Mclniytc pad him Ills prize money.
Within few days We have sold 10 tickets
with thI-+ drawn numbers upon them, and AZ
~e are now in he way Of fortune, lei thusr
who wish To share in her fAvOurs, make use
Of our agency. We weDid inform our country
friends that letters addressed to Emory u Co
No 81 South Sc cOnd street, will meet with
prompt attention, and means will be taken 10
give the carliest Information of the drawing.
A full assortment VI tickets in the next class,
will give 'ur customers anopportunly of being
among the lucky ones again. Apply soon aud
keep up the charm.
The following ara the drawn numbers Of The
Goth class Oh the Union Canal Lottery
80, o6, -, 2, 50, 80, 50, IS, 81, as.
Emory & Go.
No 81, s. Second, one door below Chestnut 81
Nov. q-Sm
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DIR. Clarkson freeman,

THE proprietor Of thus Specific, reoidetl nm
wards OF fur years among Tho different tribes
of North hmerican Indians, and with unwes-
ried diligence used every means in his power
to acquire knowledge OF the different rene.
dies used by them, for the cure of their sick
and woundedi and more particularly Of thoss.
which they take to prevent aud cure conumn-
tons, and complaints Of the breast and lungs.
He observed the Indians we're subject TO nu-
nervous and similar complaints TO those Of the
white people; and from their mode Of living.
and bsng exposed TO the inclemeney Of sil
weslhers. many Of their complaints were mufe
complicated aud violent. Although many of
their diseases were Of such nature az would.
with people in \ civilized state, have terminus
ted IN confirmed consumpiions; yet during M
the time he was with them, he did not hear of
one who died ola consumption.
So happy are they in their knowiedge ef
REMEDIES and SO certain of their effects, when
in time applied, that it may be said, ia tue.
consumption is = disease never known or heard
Of smons them." The truth OF this observa-
ton mus' be oorroberated by all, wlio have,
had an opportunity Of becoming Acquainted
with these peUpIe. Il may then be asked pIy
they are exempt from these complsiniss the
reason Is obvious--beeause they Immediately
seek relief, and prevent those complaints.
which insensibly undermine the constitution.
and bring on inctirable cOnsumpiions.
Bills OF directions accompany each bottle Of
The SPECIFIC, pointing out in conspicuous
manner, all the symptoms in the different
stages Oftlese distressing diseases; also, mar.
llclllar directions respecting DIET and REGl-
MEN, and how patients are to conduct them
selves through every stage until health ia
restored--for vain and useless would be the
prescriptions Of The ablest physician, aceumpa.
nied with the most poserful and useful medi-
cinea, ifhis directions are not faithfully ad
hefed to.
The public are informed that the ticposi,ious
OF 287 persons have been taken before Tie
proper authorities in the city Of Lancaster, aIl
completely cured Of the mos, desperate case
OF Consumption; some Of which are detailed ia
the bills accompanying the bottles.
GIrFor sale wholesale and retail. BY the pro-
pFeior, AT the Lancaster Infrmary, South
Queen Street, in the city Of Lancaster, and BY
JOSEPH BRlNGHuRsT, No. 81 Market.St.
Wilmington, bel.
N. .. None are genuine withou, the signs
ture OF the Proprietor.
Jansary l, i930-eow1y
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PAPEH TO NJ CALLED TaE
. REPUBLICAN MAGAZINE.
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rnittets of the City Of Boston, the subscriber
proposes 10 publish the RrfR5hc0a .lfasasias,
which will be devoted 10 tile diffusion Of poll.
teal y format'un in,he cheapest form, in order
TO Aeeammuda,e those 10 whom it mey not be
convenient 10 bear the expense Of paper
published more frequently. II will contain do.
enments interesting to the, Republican party,
hnda selection Ut the best political articles
contained in The Republican Journals through.
but The country. Zach number will contain
sixteen nciAVo IageH. masking volume ut the
eud 81 the year Of aboni Ies kunfred pages.
A. TIE chief object Of this publication ~ The
circulation and preservation IN families Of val
uAble political knowledge, the price viii be
PITY CENTS Year, payable in advance :
q the patronage Of The Democratic Republican
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requested in favour OF The undertaking, which
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Mr.. Gentlemen holding subscription pa.
psFs viii please to return them TO the publish.
az on or bsfoSe the fifteenth Of December next
CHARLES q. GREEN.
BoA,on, Sept 8. 1880.
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THE LADYsS BOOK;,

DuBLiStlEn by L. Il. Goaieg q 10. Ma.
"A li2 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. The
publishers OF this work, owing to an offensive
correspondence in England, possess uncom.
mon facilities, accessible but 10 few sthers. Tor
procuring works that are seldom sen, to mi,
country, or i sent, in such small quantities, as
70 preclude their becoming general. The pub
.,o msy' therefore, rely upon opening its psges
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Swayne & Phillips.

Wilmington, Del dec. 3, 1880.
- The Editors OF the YilIsge Rsenrd viii
please insert tile ubuve to the amoant Of 81 so
and send their bill Ia tliIs Office for enlectjon.