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T.>Cy AND WINDSOR CHAIRS,

FANCY MD W bNb"pkh III
Ever offered IA tins nHket. The subscriber ean'
vrb saictv recommend la. Cli AIRS 10 the public
~ superior any sprh aie nfertrh 10 ts piifc
rom the Northern auriion rooms. both - RESPECTS
,l1rdbIIty heatne>s and variety. lie Respectfully
invites the public 10 call aud cNainnc his STOCK be
lor,, put,h aslng rs IL Is determined to sell 10" Tor
r., 4, ar co,tnff, u,pdurc &. HARDY.
y B. vii also d. Srgn and Ornamental Punt
ny N ~ It's branches neat aud on is inodtlatr
terms any Que IN the place. '. II.
Jul + WOW
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flNIlE public are hereby informed thai Dpct Rnbt
R,.I H., Lo'' .,t , 49, y %
,b NrV to~E1 ,l'i - ~ 'f">rea ~
~ W '.'Ni''N .t'Al'l.d !, 10 l&It tie
and viii be ptrplrrtI 10 receive bo,rlr,s ~, tho
ri, ~ t,.. ~ ~ i'0f'' p',' ny INC
~ "Pe1 lof the ajmleooa#ot TtmeH.S. Nh. oil
fihdnt, al Richmond, has been chosen 10 succeed
Mr.. Dlbacv as priurtpll Tutor Nr Dlipl;,nt WI,
educated at tlnLp,st ll.r aud ,,,.. lil,l 40.
,,,,,,,',il p',' : '' i'-''H re-
HAT establishment. He discharged the duties ot
Tutor in an Academy in Rifl .tuond tlt, lhn l., +
riuhtrcn u,nui,s ~ efc H.. 80, ,.,,i, ,i,,.,,,
NJ ~. ~ " -''' '''''' '''i9''' ''"''
NJ 'oS.'5s nave uieieIolt every reason to expect
thai the School VIII be abb, conducted i=nd.r a.
direction.
~ tl'Lc n ,,,,;l1 I, ,,.. ~ , -. L.
Il, 5[, -, H. y l'' ~" '''' P'''s"
count To TINS Office tnrt at.
AUGUST t2I\
-.......
'N',lNtA 70 WIT -A RUINS held IN The tc1N sDfic'
iasl county Aanla, tn, Ut! ~ Of Iillo, I5i1
Johh inpNin,, r., n'i3,
a79ipst
Poll, Hopkins widow at Jut, oplin- J.r'4 and sI,,y
'a', iaNlns' children o ' 'ad jams il'asm', dee'd
-" 81 ''-''"'el' Dci'nd'nt-'
-, -, - ~ hNtHRY.
n,nr,ra. ,i 49, l. ~; I'"s cue "a us n'
and th, ,',lns ,itl Yn''r, and :, ,. ~ " ]
-, - ''''4 ',lu E" aIP3in! oN S''fia' loi
:, nIs.,I ~ Ivy @ 'i.ll' iniS o''HpNe l'h II
,.r,, o,I w. ~ ON ,''S 1st "aA OF up ltN
orlrr Ia f, ~ wa w. ."I' ll1 .'l ,olN 81 u''
nnh al Tor ~ " w " ~ - u. "u'
,,.I,j ,, ~ ma uat 'lo'hc' copy
an .r1,., la, ~ ~ '' '"''''''Se u N''' county,
,,, "a
! '"pA--''''f los WILSON c,.r,
Jun, q Wan
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.lpIse T..

TIE snbscflber respectfully miot'"'
H IN. friends aud III, public ia generd,tha'
NV he has Jnst Opened (at his old stand Oh
4EL Water II. leading lram maip 81. 10 lll'
U H toll bridge, and ny opposite VT,
ElIiott's LIVERY sttbie.) the ncaest ahd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-14

lRGlNlt:tt ruiz day held in the Clerk, Office -
the circuit superior court o law and chaocrv holds
Ton the county Of Campbell, Monday the Id day of Juv
1881 - " ''''
Mo~cs Hootc and Moss Lacy more ants and aucr. r.,
ding under the 'il ic and firm OF Boata 4 l.acv "
Plaintiff.
against
'""'tS H. hehoiS' -. Def.
IL tHNNtEEY.
The Defendant, not hns ing entered his tpprp ranr. o
security according Ia the art nt Assembly, and tho ,uIa nr
ms court aud 1t appearing hy satisfactory evidence Thar b
Is an matani ~ thus counif, is ordered lia, The aid
Defendant do appear here the first day of the ncxt tn
ana answer the bill at the plaintiffs and that cnn of In. mr.
df he forthwith inserted IN wSpaucr palisb7d i,
Tie town oi lynehhurs, for two months sncc,.syck AMI
ost'a at HE 'front.' door ot The courthouse OF TIN, count,
y Cw"1czte,
July 10 't''' n
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Orsc(s.

A NEAT little invoice Of CORSETS, dirte
N from the manufacturer. aud NJ thr most tcfnnt
ING prices. ROBINSON \ EIIIDrT
Ma
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Tho bsfaant4 10 pa Chi anl Mar art III, vii" Ed
Nar :. y alton and .u'.at4 VIII, h"Atss and Ma
IN Vii, john anil and Aua' scott,
h, entered tit 'rapppa,'i.c and ~ ui, agreeable
Assembly and the rules of t CONT aud 1t a,-
pearng l2 lIa court tlrsI t,}
itonl- OF tins sfh II ord r1d nat tie, do ii
e tn sseoad Melllal III so,r H.-r .tn
Tin hl o tn lL.ali, u iAta ceP ot tra ord l., forth
With n,,l in -.'ll"r. rr.sr L, h' Town Of n.h
5ss, uul post, front door Of
county. \ CoP,-ra-tr,
JNB. ALIEN iNDiiR, cL'..
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July 3

VIRGINIA :Nrulc h,ld in tho Clerk oGcs ofrhe Cir
cut superior Court OF Law Glauccry for for the county
Of amherst, On Monday, the 9th ia. OF June, 1880
Samuel Simmons, Plaintiff
William II. Camden Samuel Maurice ri. Garland, Peter
G.Canren, Ounu War; Riclald IL. BuIks and David ;.
Garland, Defendants.
Il CHANCBEy.
The defendant, William H. Camden and Peter &. Cardo,,
not having cnt red thrif appearance and security
cordg 10 the nj Assembly aud the rules this aud
II appcarmsl y satisfactory rfnreha the said Defendants
are not inhabitants al this country Is ordered that they
do appear here the Isl day of the september tho
sand W lam IL. Camden the amended bill of tia
plani and the sud Peter q. tamdru the original
and amended bills of the plaintiff and that copy this order
be iut"lt inserted in the lynehbufg Nir.iuian, Tor
months snreeSi'ev and posted at the font door oe Court
House OF this county,
4 topv--fcste
JOHN THOMPSON. Jr. Z.
july va,
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THE THREE STAEs.-Of the thousand and one
toasts which we have read duiing the last few weeks
(says the Carlisle HeAd) the Following is one tal
will please the ladies', and cause them to thank ,h,.
person who had the honor of presenting it. But,
they are atough Of folks 10 phase Ii was drank
'-sf the railroad celebration in this place:
woMAS-Ti,e Morning Star Of our youth the Day
star o. our inailiood the Evening Star of our age
t;od bless the Stars
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l'lainlia,

1lNUtNIA: VI rul $ hold IL, Clerks Once oi lha
' turiut S"psr.or conn ID, no,c-r,,
t1Yyn,H l., tof5, tn ii d., nj jdle l5j,
l.5r.ll6o .,onetl, pl-nti;i,
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July 10


IkGlNlA AT OF monthly session hid tor
county ui mlpbcli, Tao III -f-p, ,ioi.
adv Inr ioth day oil July, l6i1
Henry T. Early guardian OF ANN Il. Sco,t, Tlaml,
d"TfHR
Anna y. SOFT Jos ia Clinton ard Margaret hi, sifc, Eli,
WI" = Walton and janet ms VIII, Ed" irtro and
In "rr, Thomas /. Garden and losu h< Vic, i;,w
lrh AMI Mlrta hi, val, ohm : cou and D"'ll l. sre.,,
pet,n ll3is,
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"p5rn h VI David L. LUCY! u, ltu.',ars Manuactur
H. t'npah Jun, \. IA! tii .Natll H. Ihuri,i,
merehIat, and aa'r> tfatuI ,ndr oi Ga, ~
flantol. llios'. Aili"l, l,c ~ aaer,, aud bcgann
r. lIunt, I1.icniani--
The defendant, Rob sl,, nol ha'i. r,icd pcai-
aIc,, ana security accorlh,s - the act oi ~
senln AID In" It' OF ls Court ~ appearing by ..ti,
fctorS evidence, that l0s not an nI,hn u tnit country
ORD red tat the said dr.Hldrt a. appear h-n
the r day OF tle tsIn and 0nsNct he ban ot The plain
and cupA Tn ord h trt!sa ri;d III
spaper nlinr town III l., be, ior
succcset, d,l poyt-d III the front Goo Courthouse
il saiit \ Coin-fc-e,
D.HODEs, G. G.
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july ,
john 4, Fitzpatrick anu rr$d h. hiial.a !, Del-nlsnte


lll tndant john l.. ilralticS not hasn. cneroi is
appearance and sheh security, according 10 tic act t A,,n
bly, and tie rules ot tins court and appearing 10y saIsuo
tory whence that j, niHbiint tins counon
wealth; onmoiion OF the plaintiffs by Their counsel,
defel that Tie sad defendant do appear hcc before la.
hist daS oil Htntpbar the bill of thu
pianis and ha copy a uns oldar be forthwith inserted
III me l'hciMfS Nh-nua cWspapI palIshad iii tho town
ollEchbarr, ton another copy
thereof posted al III don couhou.,
~ on suale court dl,. \ Cnps--l-s
10. G. CUrLtR, uI'k.
Jul\ v.i,n
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NlRGlNlA:-At Rul-s holden in tho Clerk Office of II,
tncm Sup'lai toar OF thRr ,iof tho o ly mel
burg on the 9th da> ri June, 1873,
john ii. Neon, .NHnl; partner OF Nckc, Neon.
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AikGlNlt;-At rult. held III Tire clerks office OF
The circuit superior law and chancer,, for tho
county OF lhlcrst Monday the 9Th day oiJuno 1850
Rubma l.. Martin, Plaintiff,
oSdh1St
James II. Martin, Defendant,
Is CHNNCEEI.
The defendant not has ng made ms arfeMance and .hfn
seeuy according re OF Assembly aud the rules OF thus
Court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that lac Ia
not an hlantant OF dis countrs Is ordered that tho
sad defendant do appear here tho first day OF the
september term, aud the bill of tia plaintiff and that
atoY OF Tins order lac iurIn It'll inserted III the .ncburs 'n
g Tor two noats SUCCESSFULLY ami posted at thu noH-
door OF the Courthouse al this county.
y GopN-Icse,
JOHN THOMPSON, If. GIN.
July 3 WIN
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" lNlns III the county OF Amhcrs', an lht
- mad leaIng lIom Wv GIa.HnM 10 dr.
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July 10
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!NhlAiA TO WIT ~ Enlrs held IN the Girt1 s)l,
of The crcu sup 'dof cont oi law aHl clauecr Ter b.
Tod coaa y on hanIay tn 5t,ldls ofJuao, l)is.
Juhh linpkn., r., a,,
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DAVID X. LIMAN.
IulA ID MI
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0E4lRst
James II. Echols,


JOIN ALEXANDER, q X.
u IN
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ID. RODES, &.
WIN
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-21

SINGULAR Discovery OF 4 NosLEaAs CHEArrSe
AT CARps-One of the most curious instances on re-
cord Of successful swnding at the card table occur
red some time since at Baden Some weeks previous
to the commencement Of the season, just the pro-
paratsns Of the club and Red0ubfe were beginning
Jew pedar arrived at the place. on his way to Slut
gardt Offering for sale among other articles,
hundreds of packs Of playing cards The man stated
himself 10 be in wants and having as he declared,
purchased the packs at the sale of bankrupt card
manufacturer at Paris, and struggled them over the
frontier was enabled to part with them AZ very low
rate. On examination the cards appeared Of the best
quality, nothing unusual was perceived and the
whole two hundred and seventy packs were pur-
chased in the place. and at the beginning Of the season
placed on the various tables, for general use.
Early in the season when society began to throng
TO BADEN, arrives ftom Belgium the Count Van
- travelling with well appointed cquipage,
and well filled purse, and expressing an intention OF
passing the remainder of the autumn at Baden, for
the purpose Of drinking the waters
Like other invallds, the Cosnt, of course, betook
hmscf every evening for relaxation to the card table
and TO the dismay of all players, fair or foul
oontrived pocket winnings TO an extraordinary
amount No unhsndsome suspicious were enter
tanned; the counts luck was universal, whether his
partner at ccarte happened to be the shrcwdest cava
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To THE FAsHIONABLE.
NEW FASHIONABLE Hkr EGTA IguMEN


H5 II 1hD, late foreman to and with Leary 4
Co after the most successful all the Of his
business having establishes himself the trade now offers to hs
friends at his sales No IL Nassau
spendd oha ofeyeryyisty of om the medium
TO the plain which IN style Of model and finish shall be
found uarivaed He intends sell S5 only by
BIS whole care to that single style confident Of
ce without superor and fashion and utility having
ed this qualify as well for economy and elegance durability he
deems m obvious advantage the public connc his efforts
one purpose instead OF making experiments variety
rival The der ament OF taste, he wiln himself
composition with establishment article
He has made mcn for the Loadon Paris ahions
with OF the best houses in those and will always be
% IN the market with the standard established
taste. BIRD, 10 Nassau Garner NJ ice
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ier dndustrie of the place. the dlest fine lady of
the empire. He paid his way literally dispensed
his smiles popularly-he was invited every where
fe,ed every where-courted by mammas for their
daughters, by daughters for themselves; the Count
Van -- in short, was the fashion, Ii was only
regretted by certain ladies Of certain age not over
fond Oh supJectng their charms 10 minute inspection
that van -, was never 10 be seen without his
spectacles Other near-sghted men assumed SINH
lar privilege; there was nothing uncommon in the
case.
AT length, one very hot night in july when the
rooms Were unusually crowded, and the ecarte table
Wherc ihe lucky count was enjoying his usual tri-
1mPhs, surrounded by the admiring and the envious,
Vah-- having taken ou his handkerchief to wipe
Ms iorehead, was for single moment between the
deals induced 10 lay aside his spectaces Compli-
mcnts were instantly showered upon him by his fair
trends on the reIuvnatlon of his appearance by the
absence OF those unoecoming appendages, when
young French colonel, a coxcomb of considerable
preenslons, snatching them from the table, and fit
Jung them on remarked that the Apollo Belvldere
himself would look frightfu with such an addition to
his toilet
The count Instantly claimed back his property,
protesting that though his eyes opened to the ug
ness of the spectaces they were indispensable 10 his
comfort, But the coloaels eyes were now opened
also The spectacles proved to be magnifiers of the
highest power, enabling the wearer to discern on the
back OF his antagonists cards. certain crosses and
marks invisible to the naked eye. The Count Van,
IN short proved to be the brother and accomplce of
the Jew pedar and had eventually the honor of atom
nard labor In one of the state prisons Of the Grand
Duchy.-LondOn Court Journal
The trial Of George Washington Dixon at Lowell
yesterday, before the Supreme Court an accusa-
ton of having forged the signatures 10 bail bond
resulted in verdict of Not Guilty The Post says
" Before leaving the court Dixon requested permits
sion TO address the people in it, which was very
much crowded during the whole trial, but as Judge
Wilde would not consent 10 listen to his sweet voice,
ne retired, and harranged the multitude below. He
remarked that he would rather suffer another mpris-
onment, than not have had opportunity to clear
his fame before the people and show the world that
he was gentleman He speaks in ecsacies OF the
uxres he enjoyed in Concord jail-the smiles of the
ladies, and the deectabe pe-nics they supplied him.
Boston Trans
The Pretty VENUssIsEs.-In looking over the list
OF letters remaining in the post office at Lowell on the
18th inst We find the following romantic distnctives
attached to patronymcs of the pretty factory girls
Jenette, Persis, Ruby, Chloe Rosamond, Roxa So
phronia Phlinda Cfarissa, Marcia, Adalina Evelina
Melissa Cynthia, Laura, Della Elvira Almira julia
Lucinda, Amanda Angelina, Phylena, Sabrina, Flea
nora, Melvlna, Rosilla, Joanna, Rhoda Phyenda,
DC. DC. How meiiuous ID.
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hILLINERs SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
TO THE LADIES.
II. Nj q ~ q A N.

1874 Cha ham rect.
Begs leave 70 inm the Lfdes New York and is vicinity,
that ne has Just cived aud
-, elegart assortment Of goods offered 10 this city
Elegant Printed Muslins OF the aos novel designs
Ifinted Lawns and Chalis.
Dresses at So IS the Dress Of 10 y among which
d choice assortment OF Coos.
Sase ofthe Real Imperial Bae Black Washing Silks al hi
ling yard, offered in this under 10 sbings
Ribbons in endless variety
u and choice assortment orch figured and plain silks
sa.ins.
se doz olain and embroidered hosiery for PER far
Russia Diapers and Table Linens.
case OF GIbson's celebrated Iflsb Linens.
cartons OF emn pIderies.
Drapey musss every sye together with large assortment
Of French cacocs and domestic goo
at the lowest plee asked I'D % abatement.
as3n II. MORGAN, 1851 Chatham 81.
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JOS EPTI p. YPENCI


and stomach Tor debility the back and ons from the effect
Of Freares and dslocaon Of offered the pub
he Dr. Sweetof Franklin Conn distinguished for Bone
Setting wiling to meet the wishes Of his friends and that the
thousands suffering from AID weaknesses avail them
selves Of remedy and diminish tho bills OF has
ranged with Mr b. Baxter OF New London, Conn
iacuse hrs Strengthening Save and supply AID
the United States scnure without the written signature
81 B. G. BAx rER Agent aud joint Pfopnstor
Messrs Pratt Ray, Druggists 50 Maiden Lane, who esals
Agents TO- city OF New York AMI for sale by Of the
spectacle Dr. Price cents q roll tn3,, 6m.
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Paper HangIngs,
DONCOURT A, STA HT M u u g.

leave most ectfly call
ana,he public generally 10 their asd eiesant
goods Just received aad Pearl
street between Frankfort and Hae streets consumers and
dealers will lind a. thar esfab hen
10 be met with IN addition 10 their
ers OF the above firm generally known by the appaou
Of The Ihree FngeTd Paper and who needles
say but strangers stands tbs art Of Paper hang
both and despatch viii person
practicable Is all The work wch sh.llbe entrusted his care
uaQIep
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M I'D I'D ~

OLD EsTABLlSHFD PACKET OFFICE
AT ga Pearl. STREET.
NHE Propretos hayi ued their addition
tor the DIES patch of Spring SHIPS to leave Liverpool
the months ct February March and April Persons aesous Of
sending ioi their fends Should pakc early applications
they Will prevent ttenon delay and disappointment All
will entitled e free passage in the nns hs
different pores Ireland Scotland Wales
the Bank Of e nd payable in Province Ccany and In
land Town. Apply address, 334 Pearlst.
DOUGLAS, ROBINSON & co NY
ROBINSON & BROTHERS. Bankers, Liverpoo.
j5-tf ROBINSON a co Dublin '
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NEW YORK HERALD.

D ~EEkLr NEwsPAPBL
n - AND SUBSCRIPTION pAnv H-.-
earsnt Sunaas the city, regularly every Isorn.a
In adcs~ce TO the Newsmen ~ per opy'psyaoae weceU
Country N any Of United a,es O, In s>
da can eseye The DAILY HERALD v nsI m tIe -. ~
time as they please. w 'uo' ponesW
The WEEKLY HERALD containing the matte. of ,hs a.~
sent by mail at THREE DOLLARS aunum In adrnncS TnX
sry II IS sold at the ONCE at SIX cents per copy.
Letters to the Editor to be post paid
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Paper box Bazaar.
G. f. q TX G. E II r u SCH r. H,

80. III FULTON STREET, THREE DOORS rRoM NASSAU
Plain Fancy Papcr Bose sesc nna 1e and
NJ, -, ioI ne following lines oflsislness =
p sioss. collars: boso. :hs c9l. ''Ic' buttons Buttons
coffee ee %Seat Se Ma,aSs Fs y G
iss la. s band band gss ga InS sta
% ss e ssR
to e. = article prescribed ~ the neassl manu.
wh good sna s,roas boses store use exactly fitting the
coss viii lind every aso ? in regard Of
boss, cany de.cpon AID shipping them 10 all parts
In the tine he notice HAT he regularly Imports
ssG Ss large 9aaa Gs Se Ts., O.
ssertmcs, ersan patterns Tor samplers and eSodees
% notice os esoa I'D iss .d e ssd
ha = s ms style 2. they aev = were g boi,e
and customers for her former paonsre ans
pains ~, % meIi, a Continuance q the sam
sw.raed diploma fsm the lag, American Far hed October
they Sss sG% o ia sna .ead
the line offered to the the public
leave 70 acaossas the H. s"aS TO T..
gentlemen who have literally his es,a shmept and
Ied wss pc baker
e:,o%er. with coffee and chocolate q The very finest
sy can .s public ,, better and more satisfactorily served With
trln, IN HEALTH PREPARE FOR sIckNRss-lt would
s re, Gr P%s,r @ s % P,
partition. To be had only at go Bowery. as ims
UZ- II. G. BROWN 4 CO., having opened Coffee Helsc
he Nagaa) at No IS Warren street and lad IN stock ofhe
choicest Wines, Liquors Ae hopc BY srct aenoa TO tho
~ish.. mont share Of psrsnass
III sBE Advertisements BBRNgTHY's Compsuad Ii
oree Cough Msse I'd special a7 Bowery cor
CRANE has bcn Obliged conscncc Of the great dcnsd Of
point HOPPER Broadway and Franklin ST., AID UNDkR
HiLIcw Beekman and Whams ts Arents forths Mixture.
niu
NOTICE 70 NEw YEAR PtRTIE3-J 2; DECKER,
infc his friends and Tho pubic that he has received
fresh sappy Of first rite OYSTERS, and ready 90
Fded Sewcd Roasted and PicKed the most liberal terms
at the sherest notice Please apply at Ia rsloastee dos
10. RHtUMATisM of c9g standing. and efhe most otsn
nate kaf that has bsled the skill oa y has bee1
tray cured BY the Dr. m WIN Vegetable Preervavc put
mp by himself At No 7ss Bowery ss-irs
- w. BRYHAM would respectfully INFORM his friend.
NJ and the public generally that he has sold out hi,
dictionary establishments Grand he has for the better
odaos Of his down nends openc ests sb-
Me- sol Division street formerly occupied by Mr. Coon
which piece WI sc conducted the approved principle
his Bovery Ste Am Confectionery, No ss Bowery.
With many thanks for the very extended patronage already
perienced s. ". BRYHAM, 20 Bowcry,
and slt Division street.
-Four fret rate Jourueymen wanted immortality. ussu
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WHOLE no. SOC.
,,yv TO TRAVELLERS.
W Zine BETWEEN PEiLADELPIIA Ann

"" nonEi EiNE BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
PIrTcBUkGH ~
paPennsylvanil Canal and Rail Road
- : -, Express Line.
ne Public are formed that line has
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accommodation
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Nashville New Orleans and all so ha as
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