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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-10-06

of patriotic enthusiasm.
As o % as tho crowd could be suffi-
GENTLY divided 10 allow q passage from
the boat, the General accompanied by
a committee Of citizens, was escorted
to a barouche ; but here, SO dense was
the multitude, so general was the de-
sire to catch a glimpse Of the features
ofthe hero, that after making an at.
tempt to drive the vehicle, it was found
impossible to manage tho horses; in
deed, they kicked and reared in SO
frightful a manner, that it was deemed
cxpedient to unharness them. This
was done and the barouche was slow
ly dragged along the streets to the
Marshall House, not, however, with
out being frequently interrupted by the
dense crowd. We must not forget to
mention, that. or arriving opposite In
dependence Hall, the vast concourss
paused as il by general consent, when
the deafening shouts were renewed ana
reiterated. The ladies who occupied
the windows Of the ~neighboring build.
ings waved their handkerchleis' ano
seemed to partakc Of the general Joy;
and as soon as the acclamation had
somewhat subsidized, General Harrison
rose. and addressed the citizens to the
following effect;
"FelIow,C Citizens: Familiar as ! I'M
with Philadelphia libcrality and hospi-
tally, the cordial greeting with which
YOU have been pleased to honor me
has awakened in my bosom emotions
which language is inadequate to ex-
press. (chccrs. Your kindness can
never be erased from my memory. ]
have been named for the highest office
in the gift of any ~people-thc highest
office upon earth ; and feel, that in
tho event Of my election-could any
circumstance for an instant tempt to
sweryc me from the path Of daty-a
reference to THE impressive scene
would instantly recall me to a sense OF
the obligations | owe to my country.
Qmmease chcoring.) And here before
these sacred walls, walls rendered dou-
bly, sacred to me by the memory ofone
mora dear to me than any other, who
in that building had pledged his lie,
his fortune, and his sacred honor in the
cause of his country, and from whom
! imbibed the same feelings ofdcvotion
to American Liberty, | offer you tho
same pledge, rigidly and to the utmost
extent of my power to maintain the no.
nor, glory, and dignity, Of my native
land. Enthusiastic chcering.) again
thank you fellow-citizens for your cor
dial and enthusiastic reception on the
present occasion, the remembrance Of
which shall carry with with me to my
latest hour"
The o then proceeded on to
the Marshall House, when, after giving
another round Of cheers, the General,
accompanied by n party Of friends, en-
tered that establishment as his tempo.
rary residence, and the large assem-.
blage ofcitizcns retired to their homes
not the slightest accident occurred to
mar the brilliancy Of the warm heart
cd reception. We can only add, that
if the events Of Saturday are to be con-
sidered "a true indication of public SEN
timent in this community, if any thing
like the same feeling exist throughout
the State and the Nation, the patriot
may be assured that the Republic is
safe-the People still true to the on
stitution and the Laws.
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aE- Boon Long the a%ccomplice Of Win
tringer in the murder Of Cbrisman, was
executed al Wheeling on the 23d ult.
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From the Virginia Free Press of Sept, %.

From the virginia Free Press OF Sept. 29'
The RACES over the Jefferson Coun.
ty Jockey Club course, near this town
commenced on Monday last-on which
day a match race, four mile heats, for
$1,000 was run by Col. Duval's 8. c.
Charley Scott, and Mr.. G. Harness b.
f. Florinda. The purse was taken by
Charley Scott in two heats-Florinda
boiling and throwing her rider in the
last quarter of the fourth mile OF the
second heat, when about 100 yards
ahead Of her competitor. The rider
regained his position, however, in time
to save his distance.
On Tuesday three horses started Tor
a purse Of $500, which was taken win
ease by Mr.. Kendall's br. {. Camslde''
beating Mr.. Doswell's b. h. OrphaA
Boy and MIR. Tyler's S. h. DEPOSIT
The result of Wednesdays racing
was not ascertained at the time OF put
ting our paper to press.
A "shake bag" match race ior
$3.50 aside, run on Saturday was Mon
by Mr.. Cleaveland's Tiney, beating
Mr.. Greer's Lady Jane Grey.
A great match ace is to be run
Louisville on the 2Ist inst by a leu
nessc horse called Angora and a heu.
lucky horse called Rudolph. The race
is to be run for $4,000 a side, n tn9
pride ofboth states is ardently en'ls'eo
in the issue. The private bets arc
exceedingly large. Both horses ara
represented TO be ofnoble blood anu
possess extraordinary swittness'
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OF George NJ. Dallas, and not say N.
revolutionary snirita ,vho u,o,,n -

OF George VI. Dallas, and not say ,hs
revolutionary spirits, who would
Disturb the peace Of all the worla
To rule il, when It's wiIdest',-
are abroad, striving, in their fanatic;sr
to elevate themselves, reckless Of ~
country and its good, or blind TO II.
danger in which they are placing I.
institutions and best interests.
An Infatuated multitude, grown reck
less under repeated calls TO action vii
arouse to avenge fancied wrongs ana
to remedy fancied abuses. Men VIII
ere long, be arrayed against each ct5o,
in hot hatred, and a Despotism OF tso
worst sort will be the only mode i
salvation from that wretched stale i
whichmen are demons, warning a%0o;r,,
their fellow.men.
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VAN buren, ELECTORAL TICKET.

FoR PRESIDENT
MARTIN VAN BUREN,, Of New York.
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NJ VI HG x ~.

namo time sud 90 ltkcllaood ,hea he can ba |,
ifoP in anl take his chaner. aud IN the meantime
foa vs. jas, be 30 good a. 90 give him note of
introduction 20 NJ L5osccssh yon' aFen, 10 10th.
to.y.
S1rh.s hs obw'y the' vou csnno, offend him !,
Yo1nfc GOT =, hoo"' To- him three time, day COT
whole week bot on ihc cig Lth morning ho meets
Fop comnR ult.snd pre.fcs vour hand sith rs mueh
1'r,or a. ifi' bad JOS, wdiicu h,m check. H.,
dsin'ercstedue-s ls equally con,picnuus give h,u,
'our acceptance fora hundred. aud yoa may have
Die fof a t1nusand a, what date yol WILL lie 10
tho hrsi TO rcl1ce al the repeal Of tho usurv law.
because hr can now o0or yoa your own terms: one
rate oi per ceuisec u tho sam, TO him ~ smother.
And let At not be iusinuacd to be dsptaise that he
was ever known To htoak arh With you. His
i~--L - 'f''su, or ,vvtsv- 80 'ci''S so your
doubtful, danlng May depend upon your means
lnst what 1t says. Il you cannot depend upoa the
man who never means 10 pay. "here YOU rest
dependence Wou,d you rely on him who is trust
ing Ia mere culoavor-to that rope of sand. q
good intention Pan ooe who will certainly pay
fhc cta No, here there car be no dependence.
Bat on hln "a no lkc the sentimental traveller, 10
Predetermined not to "irr you surlc saus, you
may rest an Lnhcs iaing reliance. resolution to
pny Is scratched ou glass, determination not to
pay rs cat on marble
The borrower is vehement advocate for tho
stti-t administration Of all laws conservative of pro-
perty. He Is deadly enemy to the swIndcr-
HIS soul sckens at the ,ight VI pickppcke,. Even
forgery, though more genieel be- denounces as Ia.
iamon-ly unialf All These pursuits. he ooatonds.
initiate against the successful practice of barrow.
any, and all might be more probably sud pescrably
carried o0 upon be principles OF that uri. lie IN
>is, that "a free CouH'ry 10 man should be plun-
dcfcd without hi. consent .-but at the same tino
every man ha- rgIt 10 be robbed il he likes. lilo
I- arbitrary "a his Judgments upon yagranis and
other uI-rul--he has % pity for the poot--telws
who pay their way while they can. aud when they
cant. take to stealing; Nhp Rnpw nothing of the
golden mean; Who h1yc probably FILTERED their
money away In paying their debts when by spend
log II ra'inaAy. they might always have borrowed
in al honorable Independence. Yet is curious tist
thcs" two negatives, the beggar and the thief make
up that grand affirmative, the borrower. 1t "a sim.
ply 80. How weak the elements that compose
tbs strong and subtle Anehndy can beg, anybo-
l., eau steal bit TO noite the twa--to BORROW
require. profound gcnius.
Now the world, as We daily i. full Of pro
found genus,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11
PREMATURE AUTUMN.

Lpasi>a 81 lae presen' a-pect Of le ra'urai
World ~ csuuat bot fear that ,be dreauuess OF
aiuict is a51at o. come up1D us q. ca usseasolh.
Die hoar. IneG.us .es'-iaa core aud amazing
Lat5silt ,f tae r,tusu 90. autan--ts ue, o. every
siop. au4 prociaias vl,u tyon. ess VOICE TIE CLOSE
# ile rc..a oi sumtaer. TIE sau. isds,ug from
the f,ui,iatore .i I.r sina-! nafc asIll seem Do
have .o.t l. fo..o.d AID clipping precautionary
vltia.t iAe s4muer rulsiicr. TIE frosty tviuk'
li., a. the stare o. esenlng--.Le tAiSenng chill
hest afllc lnoilAng air,--lns general symptoms
ID cecs, aa4 deaf. VGiot shes themselves iaeTe-
O., qusft,f s.. .,~,'-..s ti-g dall--ali--ai give
iaseu Of tie s,eedy seprosch oi lle eonsgmatya OF
ihe scfnal sslsrn.
u our .ssrs .l.,ll4 sc realized. sll tAe v'H'er
sasus Ell % a. early - Fressus sPfesrtncs' !a4i-
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ca'e want sud distress must iue,tiaal, rc,yad~ the
community. Already tho price. OF tho nocr..
fR"cs 81 he 80 esefbitsnly high thai the poor Ia
boring msn tnis u d,Gcu,, matter g. supply the
wants ~ hi- fau,,ly nDa 4 these prircs are an.
hanocf--snd Ne fr" no re7s,u to hep. Iiry air
r'i-t"W is ihe noHf mae to sati.fy thu rts,iaes
"' ap""'tc boo those whom Providence ~ made
ccprod~u' CO. hscSrtuous iarny By bee whose
pufse 'nd gamer arc siotcl ~ tho currg-lry. --
S",t 'nan b. %" rtet'uo. t.s daty a. hrhul
sie"art may r7ru thsl "ii - u,a,e b'cssed 20 ,iyo
than 90 trr,yc - and brlfc the orcping or aoo %.
"r .rrag, ',Ae blessing 90 man, that ucrr ready 20
prfi.h.' may pesoh,rco rect upon his honorcd
head Ifourg Emus,iam.
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~ us osn,ihs ba~' a. giss.
WITH SIRE snd spsris htfh
led 80 u dftak -hils foasd thsy i,,sr
Te--"Vaos sad Missty
fs.s 9s'csi' ,opna ~ etsases srs,s.
Ard etsia TIE ~ui'i,t les
A.d dftnt ~ fsvslt, s~citirg stts
To 49, kcAs5ns Overthrow
~ hii srsip - ~ hslefa,ilt
TIE glass more patnaiy pres
fill up asd drins, spd driat % hI
To iismaa Lss-;bnrs.
fs.h rnsad push round r. qa.ck,,t time
TIE is~cst drop b. sp.rt
is "He loaf feuad to- { uilt srd ca nc"
And" Crime jest PUNISHMENT"
fili Gil sgzin, sH t. Ito htn.
To- ssss of baqesi Fame go
Qasf-iespef gath--wh,lc now We drink
Our siYes'. our ehdicBs shaas q"
fa.h round pa,h round with loud,st cheers.
OF mir,b and reVclfy.
We dfint 80 Womaas sigh, and tears"
And ehiidrea' Patery."
Illl up the sla,.--fli vet mote hirb
thus sepn ne'ef irt % ptrf---
ttop nn' ~ Won o.. iett 4ud tl4h.
Give " Boaaiy's broken heart
Once mote ~hllc power does set feuain
Lsa With its latest htstth
Drtns To 0urscivrs--Utelsa aad y in
Aud infsmF sEJdoath 3"
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The glorious privilege
OF h.Inr lndrnrulent-u


tins oone Is worthy the great soul the proud pur-
pose The noble AMBITION Of the enlightened borrow
or be should, "a, Cnbpct used 10 say get gold
and keep IT, ne viii abe good cure at all events
II he have the least prcten 10 uunor--ncycr to
pay /, back
We have already ,u'imatel that To pay back mo-
uey Is inconsistent with no principle of borrowing;
Out different doctrine, We are aware, ha- been
cIaVil brnachec u some q ,ar'crs, and a different
practice 90 some cases prevails. Borrower. Of
SOME credit aud cbaIacter are now and then known
90 create much d. appointment by actually re,urn
ng Ice money, by observing their promise 10 pay
to the letter ani thereby violating the spirit Of y.
T.ns occurs ~ cases where a small som having
been I-,t there rs Thought to be 10 chance al ex-
tprimy he loan OF d large one bat hy the repay
man' of TIE ln1r. Convenient tho plan may
be and at bret SIGHT % seems drfen, bic enough II
o. point u fact aiupenng WIN M essential pnu"i-
pie. |. i. descent irhm the mgh Ia The middle
ground--It c"umenanccs The fatal doctrine If eK-
ped eUog aGl com. -l.ui-e, an lntrnsic rlyh'.
The mgh nllaed borrower - proof against the
p'auslbui,y q Int prsrlicr. lie aor Of opinion
tbst TIE end Ias'ifo- the means. he nese. can
bee persuaded. nader any circumstance, whatever
a. violate the Gst role OF ,is art. AZ that be ever
t1zrfd- dong Sd t'n- way o. 10 write 90 you % ad.
vance bim good fopni -pw. requesting thst YOU
500 deduct shat 1e uWe- YOU frlm the amount
HIs MAXIM 30 tAe earliest losh of you.h--al the
dawn OF hG,, ahen the mind conscious Of lts pnn S.
yet sensible ~ i's fatty i1Dks ou' nfn the great
world Il morals AMI takcs 90 ltset -'u," sc'iied
iitr 10y winch - tao" guidance pay boz ensured sud
iJs youthful rrclupde Yresere1. even tIcn, ere Sc
be- bad ,rutufri lut" tie mun-bed naf,d. ~ shis-
i-Ird isr doe fret lime be want ~ iHa9-hr
maxim ~as 80 money 60 bee fe'urned.' What
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ats - Taur SIDE ah9 lilo sheep when =, h,s
bot, Jolia. q ee "afEri % ruu assv, dc.p.rs.
ton vii make rs both b,iA. 40 sriesi fon, IA,
lni'"s. you knos. eiis se'tlc matters"
Vow yop're f,r 'aiNar about rauu.ag aas,.
woa', Robot iplaei anrt. onul b, comes ,a
'he a'"-t f.a,h aal aoo' fa's o54a, 81. 80 roo d
night"
Jl.m f'r'ci saer sn3 ',0 bee love, tI.tr .,,.
h,s sl'r, 90 mediate unar lh~ e-trbs ,,r 4 he
gois. ani toe apparent b<h-le1ri.8ao,. cr her
f'r sbo-e sske he felt tsst be- could er,ounier
91n'hor bat could ual word To her father
upon Zee suh'eei. Size ieit 4lm sbrlu',, IA nnf
sgcceie}. followed .oea by reconciliation. md
E'N prate.' a'ioos of c,ois Sing la,c aul suarh-
neni. These are ihc ulilui csuscq 4succs Of
love.
The l5sefs aot ofener tisB ster. aud ne ,es age
f'm the Indies being threatened. ii became ncces-
-nry thar they shorli prcpam for thr tual~ that
secuted 90 avs, them. 10 ;Ac mean time Mr.
iluIowel Nss cnlravo1ng 10 asccgiain the cause
81 Hs clerks uuhapIincss mere for The good of
the young man, than Tat ne cared about itr uni,n.
p'usnt mistake, made By him IN hls accounts
The ocSi opportunity ha, offered he repeated his
Former question, and in-istel on an Immediate re-
ply Robert suffered and siammercd good
deo', and at Lost came out Uith II III am attach
cd 70 young lndy utLc city, cir. end have rca.
sou 10 believe that she as much attached io NE
bot there is obstacle ~ the wsy. and"
AYE, indeed. And does the obstacle amount
to more than thousand dollars tit doe. no. you
shall not want it. I'll Gl YOU up check now
Have al the parties consen c6 -
Why. cir ihrcansc of iu,--jhe rcas--thc- that
.,--til- csa.c Of 10y uuoaspncss is am afraid her
'lticr viii uut consent
"Will not consent !--ahy1 WHO is he tie
fer him to mc, I'll -e',le the uart"r."
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- OF n u y .


'~ f~'e-'ns we prtpfs q ihc asrst 30 81. duutar,
va" . "~a the wyusisg H~ssH Hos uauy ola.
cas- h~S thsu c-s ea't rssettsd therein u th.
w" fea'on siens q ~csd tsesu that u the slsrs to
so"ss dfast eosA r. blessed 10Th stso ono csiH,
sass ssossst Of sssec'oa hs voui4>da.h 80 dsc,tla
hsrl forever ifoea Aslpr
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Chr 1iutlduo DrrsIo.

rssusurr H'Har rrrsplr ArItrl4Nr n,
" LILLIAN PAY.
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Sclccse Il Tale A..
From ne iGdis' Companion ror S,o,eu.u.
THE CHEAT.
nrJs MILLION.

cHATILR 4. -IHE LgVERs.
tip and dow snd .oni-ti,n,s rouud
bat siil THE course - Hssea bouud. -- Oid Hyn,a
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Theory founded on truth is csnsent.y
SEARS, ,A AMERICAN VEGETABLE, RE-

%
the broad and Inconsistent theory that The human body
subject only disease and that only medicine required
tor the cure Of that disease in all its thousand various forms lie
does not therefore offer his medicine nfable
diseases does he pretend that other medicine may any
which well adapted these pills. for curing all diseases org
nsn from doraeed state Ohe digestive diseased
OF the liver mpuTy OF the blood
raj ecretions Their effect is excite and maintain natural
charge iheo ali the morbid or biou matter which lssyeon-
th To stimulate the liver into action. hillary obuc
Of these pill. fail eeeng any ordinary
bilious affections impurities bnOd obstruction, Of any Of
ne natural ,eerelon They entirely vegetable and The prne
pal ingredient (which they composed formed by
the author hmss from gege,sbe where be found bat in
experience occasion by unusual rngs from dyspepsia and
liver complaint for thirty Thousand. Of respectable ndiv
try have tested their Effects author. knowledge
nd not Instance has occurred which they have
ton, by both ali all ages, produce
deeleo effects The author ef these pills has ais: prepared
coughs colds and ali aesss q The lungs and also Vegetable
Extract which has produced remarkable effects in Dropsiea Alice
The medicine and circulars giving general description Of
good fleets Of the medicine y
ned al MS oce, Al Ann street The following some OF those
Mr. Hnman Avenue between 18Th siree-h IA
%y have received great benefit from the % The Cough Syrup
Bingham Lewis street, Ms. NJ Caudwe 80 Bsysrd street;
street Beside. these efren be given numerous nd
lua OF the first responsibility this city who have received
been received nocsd from dassni parts Of this state and
from Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore South Can and New
respectfully invited call his ece and receive circular
and @s&e such enquiries satisfy theu respecting the ee
The Renovang Pills can be had Mr. j. Drrnels I56,
NJ J. G. Shas's is4 Bowery Mr.w smonns IS Fulton
STREET. MI N q Graham So Cedar street; Mr. j. ~ HaTts corner
eh 100 Greenwich street Mr. : fInm between 18Th and ish
'seI. in the 9Th Mr. G. w Em'ree II East Broadway,
jan l2-6min
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lecT-tf
nOCToR CORBITT MAY BE CONSULTED IN

~ the most confidential his Office II Duane
between Chatham and William New York where
afflicted with delicate diseases old obnate ulcers dyspepsia.
dsss.es Of the bladder urehra and Kidneys and oil dr.
aT,ng fr the abuse of puv Of the blood
invited 10 call The bancu effects often arising from the
Of mercury, need descriptions persons troubled with certain
disease apply Dr. Cob With the having
Ideally cured without particle Of other dangerous
medicine His charges reasonable and prtporcned the
Of the applicant c. has been edscaed In Europe under
teachers OF acknowledged talent and has had considerable
in extensive hospitals and dpensaries Instant relief given to
those afflicted with the piles and perfect three
days. without confinement from business the ighe pain the
patient medicine be had prevent the occurrence Of
certain disease. The most honora ateresy observed Attend,
ance daily from a., TO 10 r. jan 7-6
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MO oUACKERY-TAYLOR SONS Vegetable I

NO QUACKERY.-TAYLORS SONS Vegetable Psnaces.
nsbe relic for Coughs Sore Thna Hoarseness Colds
and Irritation OF the Lungs
m the seaon for those dagreeabe and often fatal visitors colds
coughs &c and solicit the attention fhe public Vegeta
HE Panaee I nvarbe beneficial effects prompt offer the
Pnsces condition that does afford relief the shall
be returned. ican be had repository No 81 Division, and
Dr. Evans No % Division nd 377 Broadway. The genuine
signed the label ny Taylor Son. and sealed with heir seal
TAYLOR SON.
dec 7-tf Prophet rs for the United States.
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EyAYs, yESET PlLLs ,sr., C ca 10.

MEL AND FH1 SlClANS-ff0W many persons wilc nave
been afflicted with diseases, Consumption Asthma and
almost sease being under the their Family
Physician ulated them salvation with caOmel
and drastic drug the deruon Of their delicate frames
and the time eneayong 10 persuade them that there Is
metho This the proprieto Of the aboye med
fearessy deny and boldly declare that Ey Canome
Pills. and as Family Vegetable Apeent Pills. will produce
good week ha Caomel the injurious method OF
will produce besides, injury possibly
derived from Vegetable Pills. and this be SAIL
Calome and ether poisonous drugs. Evans Camome Pill,
the CsmOme hOwrs by kown emily To
propor highly recommended all and de-
lcAe especially ladies' who cannot bear much stimulating
medicine. Family Vegetable ApeTient Pull
pounded which heen
and for Bilious and other diseases arising from impure bloo
Csmomile Pills being specific @ the and tbs Family
Vegetable Aperien Pills for all the diseases Of the blood
No desbt your Family Physician advises you what
qIack medicines they hse medicines they viii
paid @ although Evans Pills do contain particle Of
silver. THE origin Of the word Quck from the word
uacksobe original word for Quicksilver; those who first
used this poisonous mineral termed quack tn
vent application ho.e who
the hoauahe profession OF d. DIS cannot
condemnation When mercury given you debitses,
and your deaths thea advise that
their Blue PHI. CaIOme Powders; and il ysu ILL., Try the
above medicines ordnS directions with .em and they
DO good and 10 do harEyans
theory being daily by the good hrs medicines
frarn innumerable their
Evsn and Aperiert Pills sold wholesale and
retail Dr. Evan sfce 95 Division street, Nw York and also
by the following respectable citizens # New YckC Shepard,
bookseller 89 Broadway opposite John H. Greene, book
seller 2 Pearl log
Canal A Carmne streets and 28 Huds0a street Brook
Iyn-9 Fulton pha-C L1ycock fancy store 80
Chesnut Albny-592 South Market Teet. PrOvlence-
C. Shepard Co, booksellers jersey City,. Palmer. New
ALB Old, bookseller. New hayen-D Mtehe Church st.
al l3-lm
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/ AIDES LOOK AT THIS.-wATSON l. VAN
DUZER, l5s Chatham street, selling very reduced
prices, splendid Of Furs consisting Of Cape
Pelernes Boa's Nuts Neck Ru trimming and
other description Of articles in their line Ladies' wishing
purchase would do well call themselves the
scsrs determined clear their entire Of prey
Gus t. the holidays WATSON VAN DUZER,
l58 Chatham street New York.
Also hand ab've, superior style Of fine Fur Cap, and
Socks SIT
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TOTHE PURI.IC.


= BROWN l. Co. having heretofore made great improve
ments in the n1nufscuTe Of Satin Beaver Hats PRICE
90 THREE DOLLARS, have extended their attention 10
this important branch OF business and aler they
have succeeded manufacturing article ghness
durability aud lussre be exceed by nothing This
hal the combined result Of several years experience
tcie much attention and great in the pursuit.
Brown Co in presenting il TO the public think they
reached the umaum Of beauty chcapne neatne, durability
and comfort the They
doing TOR time very superior Fur Hat which furnished
THREE DOLLARS. Thin hat Ia, been highly approved nv
tie public, long experience will testify All cash.
threfre good customer pays the losses of Wholesale
dealers supplied al the shortest notice at
BROWN& Co.'S. Priced HIT Store.
sep 10 I78 Chatham. corner of Mott !. rec 1