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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-29
Ephram l.. Snow, Aaron Clark.
Gilss VI. H:llycr. Fsaueis Skiddy

7
The No eiug then proceeded TO the election 1i a'N
Diy,ls "a REPRESENT the Wari at the Convention ort,
rop,,reon of SeGstors to represent the First ni
tric On counting go,ts, the following gentlemen, As.
~ the greatest ugInbcr declared duly elected,
j. Philips Pa9Iix. Nm A. r. PEAK,
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By this Mornings Southern ilaiI.

FROM FLoRIDA.-rhe Savannah Republican
has received dates from Pilatka to the 18th inst.
Lieut.. E. NJ. Thayer, Of the I'd Regiment OF
Dragons, died on the 10Th. He was from Massa-
chnsetts, and committed suicide by shooting him
self with rifle, bu, from what cause is unknown.
Tiger Tail positively refuses to give up until the
return of his brother from Arkansas Halleck
Tustenuggee. it i. thought, has left the ockawha'
in order to ciaj hi. forces with those Of Sam
jones.
The report of Sam Jones'. coming in Is
small mistake When he and Aleck come OF their
own accord, says the writer, YOU shall hear OF 1t
by special express, If we can raise one and the
paragraph which announces it to the world may
indeed be head glorious news
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-29

q The captain OF 8 merchant vessel, who re-
cen,lv arrived at Bordeaux from the South Seas,
mentions that when he was at St. Helena, in June,
from to 10 Portuguese slave ships were brought
in there and condemned
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IT Emporium OF Chcnp Gnrmenis, by w

" ggumnn Esnir--J ONES'S OIL OF CORAL
ClRCASSlA-rhe best aud most economical article ever
made DC convinced The folio wing Eespeeane Per'sn,
rert iat II will make the aair grow prevent its falling
out give light or grey hair soft dark appearance cure
,andrir &c.-J Gilbert lIous;on';. ~ y B'snof: 10
Bank.s ~ Y. T. Holland. State i Boston Try II i.e
orice is orv g. > and shilling, bottle. 50 Chatham
st is the place get z Jones signed on the LABEL
Agents "A, Grand. Is BaelSmIu, aud 36I D'sioa-st'
..hfr ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-29

o S11,e. WIN ', r, vAs T''l' Secretaries
Ssw.york. ssh September, 1871. ,.9h
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II First Wn-,i.-At large and respectable NEE,
ing of H. Wh. Escior OFT fifst a'T; hcl % Aos
Sav ,hc a7h ,u,L. at the Tippecauoe House, No. i
Broad .treet pursuant, TO call Of ,he General coai,
+. L Snow vas appointed Chairman, ava .. W. Va,
Tayl ard Edward Prime Fere aefoiatei SEER; me-
Tae object the meeting having ocsG Stsiel o. IL
Delegates represent TIE said Nsrt 10 County 'oo's
tuu to n-mla.,e thirteen Members Of The Assembly az
thirteen Members a;egj the state Convention - Syn
cuss On. counting the votes, the fol OWING Eeatfas:
having the largest number, declared day elee.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-29

~ In our Yesterdays Puper we inquired wheth-
er the Commercial Bank of this city is not the sne
which Mr.. Townsend defended so va!iantly at the
a., session of the Legislature. We are requested
by Mr.. T. 10 say TINT in the course Of the debate
ON that subject, he stated that his only object in
urging the petition to allow the institution TO
change its place of business since it then in the
immediate vicinity of two other banks; and that
Z" he would, under the facilities extended by the
General Banking Law to the forming of associa-
tons any and every where, (,hc principle of which
he was decidedly in favor of) grant any reasonable
request to the sarae effect the part of the char
tered banks if not objected to by its dealers
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is uncertain.

The TRIAL OF CoLr.-The Grand Jury of the
Court of Oyer and Termincr having found true
bill against JOHN C. COLI for the murder OF Sam
uel Adams, me accused was yesterday taken from
the City Prison and brought, heavily rencd, into
The chamber OF the Assistant Aldermen. His
irons were here taken OF, and he was conducted
into Court, before Judge Kent and Aldermen
Woodruff and Leonard, to plead 10 the Indictment.
His Counsel however moved the Court for post
poncment of the plea until Wednesday (this) morn
ing, when he will be called upon to plead guilty
not guilty to the indictment. At the request Of
Counsel, copy of the Indictment was ordered to
be furnished them. Colt was then ren,andcd hi.
irons again put on him. and he conducted to prison.
His appearance is that of man struggling with
intense energy to stiAe terrible feelings that seem
to vex his soul; and this continued contest with
his OWE heart HAS already givsn to his councnance
a haggard and most repulsivc aspect. lie con
tinually attempting with his jailer about
the murder, and has been repeatedly checked by
him when apparently on the point of making dis
closures which would be greatly against him on
his trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-29
sAuUEL G. RAYyoyp cp.

WING Senatorial Convention, Rir.,
rs;.,rictVAts meetiur Of ths Iea'eauoa s,.d !.
the Bro idaay House. on he In OF oe'o9ef lsa, t,
following Resolution was passed
p,,oIcsd That the uext >enl,oiia Convention Ss h,
.trlct DC held on The second Tuesday II OCTOBER Isl
81 ~ O'Clock al noon a.thc Broadway hous IN The Cty
OF Nez-York and ,ait the President Cause due roee
acre. 'st u - - LAMBERT SUDAN, Pt.,ijea.
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% Daniel Price was shot on the Goth inst. a,
Aikis, S. C. by man named Pardue Price. He
has lef, wife and nine children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-29

70 a FIRE broke OF, las; night, at abou, II
o'cl0ck' in the carriage factory of Maj Thompson,
corSer OF Grand and Wooster-sueets. Il wa-
soon eNtinguished with but tyiiling damase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-29

e 1t is said that Francis J. Grund O; Phila-
dslphia, has been appointed L S. Consul for Bre-
men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-29

70 Its understood that JosrrH Il. IscEusotL.
Esq. has accepted the nomination of tia Wings Of
Philadelphia candidate for Congress in place OF
Hon. Jehn Sergeant, resigned.
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D7We were rnisled by Sunday paper in stat
ing on Monday tina, the individual who committed
50 many adroit fo-gerics under the names OF Brit
ton and Caldwell, had been arrested.
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-r The Chcnpc.t Cnsh Tn

II The Cheapest Cnsh Tniior Yet
PETER V. nUSTED, Merchant Tailor, No ! Chatham
square corner of Catharinc makes Clothing to or
dor c per cca cheaper and 10 per cent be'tsr than the
chcapoot Cash Tailor in the city.
N.R.-A GOOD fit in all cases warranted. CO s7H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-29

O7Jshn s. Gallagher has withdrawn from the
enterprise of new Wing Journal at Washington,
which will oe prosecuted by John H. Peasants,
ESQ, on his own accous,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-29

~ HENRY CLAY, homeward bound, meets
every where the most heartfelt and enthusiastic
greetings. At Wheeling, Va. he was met some
six or eight miles from town by an immense con-
course, and escorted into the village. He staid
there for few hours, and addressed the citizens
in most eloquent manner, as did also his fellow
travellers Morehead and White of Kentucky and
White of Indiana. He was rendered public
dinner, but was forced to decline.
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TAKE TIME HY THE EOEELoCR
oa..n,. EsnrrI,ouud Cnndy is recomnen de1

u THE MONEY WILL u e IL 4 sS>-
( p il the purchaser diss ltisisd with Chapman Magic
Razor Strop with Metallic Hone raanuaeory IL w IMAM
,,reetRcta prices 50 cents - cents, sos SiS'' ano
81 So Five minutes Will be ample time for Pus'as the
,ullest razor ia perfect order. CD 50 I'M
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" DEMOCRATIC WING GENERAL coNNIrrEE

Re,ofr d. Tia The County Couysaticr D. requested >,
nee. at : Broadway ii fril@y, the Isl a. Get.
ber reXt, al O'Clock p ri.
H,sglrsL Thst The Convention select D-.ezsos, q.
,t senatorial CaavrH.io be requested a-es % ~,
e ,be ith October, j, lie Bros:way House q, o's.o,k
/ - SAMUEL C. RAYMOND, cRp
E z r 7. B,e e, Sesy'' ,eat0
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Passengers
In bark Empress from ilaag4-yir. Arthur Gray, ady
md three children; Joseph Townsend, Henry EohouSer
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II 'TcTil, Ward svi,i2s .-Regisier R-gi.tcr
Registor The thousand Democratic W Ig >ubscFi-
be.s Of the Neg srk Tribune resident in tie 10Th ? me-
are hereby informed that the Registry Once l Do open
on Wednesday, Thursday nd Fr'6ay OF tbs we X from
) to o'clock p NJ and il is hoped every VIII at.ena
not only the registry Of MS name but that all his
&C, uain.ance perform their duty aio.
By order of the Ward Committee.
q
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E.s. McPnrn,ox. Secretary. S

II The yourrey,irr Ghusrn1a lscrs of the
CITY ok. requested to attcut meeting t.
be bea at Fredericks Military Hail. 203 Bowery his
eyecing "Wednesday half part O'clock Purctua
IS requested business OF importance will be
broue hit before the meeting.
By order OF the Trade. s29IL-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-29

t. Gold and silver artiznns.-The Gold aud
Silver Arzans OF the city Of NewYork and vicinity ere
requested to meet the Marion House, lt5 East Breaf
way. Thursday, the 30th Of September, At Il o'clock
p. VI. By order OF the Executive Committee.
Wh. ADAMS, Chairman.
HENRY J. Hour. Secretary. s29 II
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II sici, nnd fscvuiiful Waite Teoth.-
Any pcr.on wishing the gratifying possession 81 white
aud gl.ttsIins set OF Teeth should the COMPOUND
Aroaic Toolh Paste. This useful preparation is man
ufac,ureI and vsuied aoley by HORACE EVERETT.
Druggist 30 36T Greenwich, door above Franklin ..
P.ice Is cents per jar o. $50 3tNSAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-29

CoRoSys's 0FFrcE-Aldernan Balls, IN the absence of
The Coroner yesterday held an nquss 10 South It
the BODY OF an unknown man, aged abort % years Who
was found Heating IN tho las: OF pier H. lie was
dressed IN adark blue roundabout; with rows OF
white pear buttons N 'front.' brown cloth paui.oon'
coarse half boots striped shirt having bees he vler
about days, The body viii remain The dead house
during this day faE Verdict found drowned
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-19
SUERMAN,s WORM LOZrNGEs.

CHILDREN or adults can take medicine in this
~ form without difficulty. |, is the only way TO
make it pleasant. These Lozenges are the great
est discovery ever made, for dispelling the va
rons kinds Of that frequently and distress
sngly annoy both children and adults. They are an
infaIlibe needy, and so pleasant 10 the taste tina,
children will take them as readily as common pep
permin, ozengc. Many diseases arise from worms,
withon, lis Icing suspected Sometimes very trouble
some cough pains in the JOINTS or limbs, bleeding at
the nose, &c. are ca>ioned ly worms, and can lie
easily cured by this celer medicine. The follow
ing symptoms indicate the presence Of worms, wiz
headache, vertigo, ,orror, disturbed dreams, sleep
broken of by fright and screaming, commissions, fe-
verishness thirst, pad hue, bad taste IN the mouth,
offensive breath, cough, difficult breathing, itching
the nose pains in the stomach, Nausea, squeamis h
ness voracy, leanne,s, iene,mus, itching at the anus
towards night, and a, length objections and films and
mncus. One i. dose for child two years od-two
for one four years old hrce for eight years, and five
for an adult, and shonId lie repeated every morning, or
every other morning until relieved.
;E7s Sold at the Variety store by PANGBORN d
BRlNSMAlD, ye reIisrs, Burlington, VI. wholesale
Agents. A liberal discount to merchants who buy TO
sell again.
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TNQUIRr..AsK THOSE WHO KNOW.

Those on, who know bV ula or immediate ohser
vaion, form ANY idea Of he Effects OF The perfect
eiirf uf the anos charm. like cures effected in cases
Of the PILEs, RHEUMArisA. all SwELLlses, and
all external PAINS, matter how severe, by The Use
OF HAYS Liniment. ind one VIM has used 1t that AN
not laud abo,e all ,hinss ever red, and .on will find
VIVA, c.nno, be found. iCJotor the relief OF suffer
ing human beings who ma, be a1 ced, beg you u" a.k
ask Of those who know-ask The Hon. Alfred
CoNKLis, U. ) Judge for thai district. residing near
Auburn , ask MATHEW J. MyERs, Esq. Athens.
v. Y ask Gen. DUFF GREES. late Of Washng'on
cy, each Of these gentlemen know ofcases "nrone'.
able by all oiher remed physicians, though tied
r many years. ,ha, have been cured by the of The
genuine Hays Liniment tn m-and. Of oih-r rerrons
know sn,lar cues. We appeal 10 their rense ot jus.
ire their human feelings. tL}Sli is but \ 6n, !"n
owe TO YOUR suffering fellow teings 10 let this grea
reme, I've known. Speak OF IL then TO All sour i'e"ds
This will save much pam where the newspapers ave
nn read. or where readers inc ebuo"s because 40
many worthless articles advertised Tor the same
pur,osp To bu,er. cav, II all who have u--d u do
not say il !. hey ond all praise, Then do no, i"he
The prop, ie'or III not allow his article 10 he pad TOT
unless u cres, when an the directions are fully t'lw.
ed W III any one snfrrng refuse nav 'ouy il! u he
does he ought tn he pied more tT his obs''nary han
his suffering iCFMr. Ha,s would never cunsrnl IL
offer This article he no, compelled hs bis senre OF
moral -oi ree;nu dnly-i do all IN his power ior he
,ic inns Of ds,tces and misery. For this pm l-se he
would ,onner devoe fortune than secure dollar Tor
any worthless article. ItFLOOK OUT Some
So icders have rounl e. fred this article, aud pu up
with various devices. 10 not be imposed upon. One
thre only will project you- is the name Of Comsfo'
f. Co ,haI name musi be always on the wrapper, o.
ysu ore rhea'ed. DO not f,rget IT, Take this d"ec.
lion with ,ou and les, by that, never buy for it ia
impossible for any other TO he ,sns Or ss"%s
Sold by Com,tock & Co. 2Fletchrr street, N. York,
THEO 4. rECK & Co. Wholesale Agents for 'hs
8 ta,e Of Vermont.
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DISEASES OF THE LUNGs..-D-cideay

J the ,no., popular remedy ever known ~ Ams,ica
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisom is the mos, valuable
,em-d, e., coughs, colds, asthma ih,.ic.
con-ump'ion whopi"e cough and pulmonary al c,ion.
prop ,eors are constantly .eceivng he Nor. favor able
accnnn, Of i's effects. The following new certificates
are offered for public examination.
An INTERESTING CAsE.-Exrac' Of letter from
Mr. q 5 Clay, Kingston, U"er co., N. Y. 10 the
pruprietors. "Ionrs Of The 9Th ins was dulv iced
A remarkable cure WAS eff-c'ed by The Vegetable Put
msnary B.l-am m The ~in'er and spring of 1895. The
Lers"n. Mr.. Mood,, had hesn suck long I'M. with
the consump,inn. ll's physicians had gwen him up
Tie reduced 80 low as 10 lie unable help him. eif
and was raising a large quantity Of blooG when lie
commenced usins The BaI.am. which has effected y
complete cure, and lie - nav Al hale and hearty az
ever he WAS Mr.. Mood. l,,s removed from this
but he has promised inc more detailed account Of his
case. Which viii fnw ward tou. G. 5 CLAY.
Kingston, N. Y. June rs. 1893.
Extract Of \ letter from DR.. Jarob MYERS The
| Vegetable Pulmona,y Balsan has been sold in This
count, for Two years, aud the medicine has gained an
Uncommon celebrity, for IL scaicei, IN ance
| failed Of having the desired effect am b, means
~ FAVOR ol The many nosfums, n,oet OF which are i'm
positions upon n credulous public, hui that which
know by 10 be rffcc ua Cannot help hut give IN,
auprob ,iion thereto. counterfeit, prepara alton has
been offered here by atra,el,ng Agent, Of Cons,uck
N. Y and there is another article venJed here that il
strong suspected 10 be spurious.
i JACOB MrHRs. ". u.
Mifa'ng'on Jun'a'a CO. Penn. May 3, 1887, F'sn
DR.. Samuel Morre, 10 the Prop ie,o,s of the Vpee
table Pulmonary B~sam. ! am satisfied ,ia, The We
geab'e Pulmonary Ba's'm is valuable medec,ne
u has been used in Tins place with compe,e success IL
an obstinate complain, OF the lungs, attended with
severe cough, loss Of voice. aud the raising OF much
hlcod. Which had previously resisted many approved
prescriptions. After us'og The Basam one week, IN,
patients voice returned and he able speak aud
l bly,. This case occurred some time since, and H.,
man is engaged not only in active but laboriou
business. Respectfully, &c. 3. MoRRELL.
| l. is now more than six years since was b,ough
very low by affection Of The lungs and NV complain
was declared be incurabc b, council Of three ph,
sic'ans. ! WAS then restored TO goo health a. ha'
enjoyed for many ,ears, by using the Vegetable Poi
nonAry Bassn. Since my recovery have recon
mrnded the Bsisan N n great many cases OF ,nnl
complaints and far rs can learn us use has in
sar,ahly been Guiiowed by much bene6,, and in ma
instances II has effected which were wholly unes
pecied. SxxUEL EvERETr.
u Boston, March 2. 1887.
For raie, wholesale and retail, nv J. = J.
PECK 4 Co., and TlIEO. A. PECK Co., Bur
i"gion, VI.
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ROSTON and TROY IRON COMpANY.-The
- public hereby notified, that the business Of
casting in every branch and variety, done order
on the shortest notice. Troy, VI. The company have
much enlarged their foundry, and are now prepared
to do all kinds of work done any foundry in The
country. Mil gearing, Pot Ash Kettles Stove,
Pongh', Axeiree d., on hand, or furnished order.
cha'e large qnaniy ofholow-ware for The purpose
of retailing will lie furnished whole, ale prces--and
all who may favor us with their calls or orer. will lie
dealt by as literally as al any establishment in the
man, Superintendani or A. Young, Agent, Troy, W.
to secure an early reply, and promp, attention.
Troy. VI. I1ne 1870, ye
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NO TuEDALD.IIEADtDN OTHERS

i Dee nm, know a neishhoI or a Giend Who has
been Bald, and whose head is now covered "uh tne
haj,l One wi,ose roat collar was covered WIN dan
duff though brushed ever, hour which has no" van
,shed rnir~, Or one whose hairs Al early age were
or ling srrv, Who has moi grey hair Ch''i en-
whose heads were covered ~uh scurf,-whose haH
would no, grow thai are growing the uies' ciops
Of hair Some cases musl be- known 10 most pesoh''
Ak Them the cause, and YOU will he told that these
hing. have been done by the Of he Balm Of Co.
umb,a O(2O years growth this 'c'e, us demand
inc, .sine snnual,, some hnnd,ed per cent though
when dscuv. opposed y an, ih'ns Tor the S'nr
mn ,ose now sasa lied by almost number less mushI Don
rash p,evaraion. that will rain the hair II used TO an,
.x,en, Can more than these facts he wanied- refer
IN the ions by list ofnsmes OF respects.
biii,y uneouard by any other article. Look 10 these
,binss bu, this arc'e. Stay and preserve your hair
by is use or II bald resore H. Ladies, attend 10 thu.
-huulreGs in fashionable life are using IL as The on.
article rsail, fl Tor the toilet Long hair ia ,e,y NJ,
IN fan out Ladies. use the Balm of Columbia IN time
10 save yourselves the disgrace OF badness BY neglect
Of your persons. Il il your duty, as mo'ass 10 pre-.
serve The beauties Of nature, WIN which bouuilu
Creator has endowed you the Balm, for IL will do H.
CAUTION TO DE REMEMBERED.
Sever al most fragrant attempts have been made ~
fe,, the tue Balm OF Columbia. Some Of the
,pos,ers have gone lar 10 counterfeit the s'en
Il w,appsrs aud The Fall. OF Niagara. and every ex
e,nal mark except the OF Coms,ock, which they
fare no, forge 10 avoid imposiIi"os therefore, al
wa,s look e., The name Of Comsiock s Co. or L.. )
Coms,ock and never buy tie article "ness has 'ha
name vpoa IL Sold wholesale and reta', only Al No
| 2 Eleschss s,.e-,, y. Y. tHEO 4. fECk & Co
| Who safe Af...s fss the State Of Vernon. lie
4 MEXICAN ALMANACs for lsil, Tor sale a
: n ,be BON s-nc II, A BRAMAN
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lyman 4 COLE, have received their u.us

lyman d COLE have received Their usue
Il extensive assortment Of fall and wn'e' goods
omprislng a great variety Of figured axony, double
and single width. Printed Grape Merno, Mouseine
de Lame, &c. Figured Alepine, figured and plain
English Merinos, Gro de Naples and French do
Wor>ted Camle Gems. Alpaca Cloth, Thils' Merno'
&c. beaulifh articles for ladies coaks. Era,ine,'e,
Salisbury Flannel, figured Circa.sians &c. Goats
liar and imitation Csmles, BrochelIa, Per.an cloth
g.. Heavy double milled Broad Cloths Beaver and
Pilot Cloths, Rich Diamond Beaver Cloth, new ar
iicle for Gen'lemens over Coas. A large num er OF
heavy worsed shaws, few L''pins est Merino and
Ca hmere do, Netting Palaiine and Edenloro do.
Rich ChalIy, Mousene de Lame and Cheneal Hdkf.
SlLKS.-iieavy Canton, Gro de Naples and Other
Silk, rich figured Blue Black, Brown and other coOrs,
Gloves and Hosiery.
DOMESTIC GOODS.-Cot,on sheei,ng, sh,rting,
ticking, waddng and cotton yarn superior Irish Linen.
TAILORS TR1MlNGS.-Sewing Silk, Twist and
Thread, Padding, Canvass. Selecias. cold Jeans,
ted Surge, 81 X d. Silk Binding, Silk Cords, Wors-
ted binding &c. &C.
vESTlNG.-woo'sn Velvet, Silk Veivei, Valena,
Silk Satin &c. Silk Velvet for trimmings assorted
colors. Rosyn checks for chidrens wear.
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DICH plain black and blue black gro dc swiss silks
n for drcssess; changeableg gro de New York, gro
Ac ana repp k assoTsd eoIos r
black, blue black and colored silk velvets. large
assortment of rbands OF all kinds chinee cord, ik
cord, &c. Tassels lace veils worked collars, Thread
aces, working cotton, black trimming lace. Light
and dark kid gloves black flltt do. Black silk and
mohair mtts, by N. LOVELY g. co.
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IIEPATIC ELIXIR,

4 CELEBRATED remedy fur compla nts arising
IA from diseased state Of The LIVER and ITS Secre-
tons; the following are few Of It's symptoms
weakness Of the stomach, Indigestion, loss Of appetite
lowness Spirits and Headache; i, will he found a
sure remedy for Eruptons on the Face. In con,e-
qlence Of their beng many nostrums circulating IN
this part Of the country the subscribers authorized
to warran, its beneficial ELECTS. This article is jus,
received, and offered TO the public as one well worth
the attention ofihosc who afflicted by complaints
from the above disease; it being from an eminen,
rhysican-we feel conidcnt in thus recommending il
OF. $3.50. THEO. A. PECK u Co.,
SIGN ofthe Mortar one door ca st Of l. Peck l. CT