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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23
THE TRIB I N E.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 90

u The Journal Of Commerce persists in giving Ne
Locos the Representative from Guernsey County ohio
though had the oc,ul four Gays inee, show
ing the election of the Wing Candidate by Ill majority
The mistakes OF the Journal always against the hg
If,e Albany Erening JonrnGihad t'ken our "cdne'
days Election Returns from Ohio directly from our Col
amns instead Of borrowing them al secondhand from IN
Express and credilng them that paper 1t would nav
avedc the omission, and doubts which were corrected "
our Postscript Always apply at the same
II For new Part of Barna5y Rudse' sec H Ids,
Page. One other has reached this Country WHICH "
be gwen in next.
II For an article on the Institute az Ai' a.
ETY. OF News items, see First Page.
>. Advertisements crowded out to-day shall appear
eonspicuousy en Monday,
prAn amusing account, Of the late trial. 'eps'n rs
Hicks with mach Political and General mater, Is crowd
81 out hi. morning BY press Of Advertisements
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D.,,;.,,y-DT-H. BURDELL, Den,i,,, has re

u Denti-try-Dr II. BuRDELL' Denu'', hs'N
roovst fron, No 81 Chambers No. $40 BroadEi!
near (;othc Hall Dr.. =. would very respectfully inos
h friend. and the public generally that he nus en'.
reIlnqushcd the froeucs Of Meoin e and Surgery ana
now confines his excius yely t-e practice
Dentistry III branches. l. has been stated that W.
B ID increased MS charges for opera the Iesa
since reuoTng 20 ~ prssentresGence Broadway O'l
the isct AMI Instend Of increasing his Pre
he h.. fixed them at lover DR. mas no cOnast,
ton IN aay ceEAl Establishment except his own al 1l'
Broadway between Pearl and Duane second dost zoe
the " sonic Hall o23 2F'
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lrE.r rENNFsNyE.
REcArlTULATloN

oHlo.-In addition to the 80 Wing Repre-
,enta,ves hitherto reported b. us. we can now
announce from Summit IA strong Wing County,
which would have given u but for a Court-Hou
question: and from Adams, Fa.ei;c and High
land. conceded, making 81. The Cincinnati Wing
papers claim the Senator and both Representatives
from Adams, &c. which would give Us half OF each
House. and chance for more in the Lucas DIS
,riet. We cannot have less than Il OF 30 Senator's
and 80 ~ Representatives.
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20 Grahans Ladys and Genteman's Maya
zine - for November. and the " Southern Literary
Messenger for September, are for sale at King
K Co.'S. General Periodical Agency, 1919 Broad
way. (Sce Advertisement.
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PESssYLvASIA.--J. W. FarrcIly. volunteer
Wing. j. elected TO the Senate over Ges. John
Dick. nominated Wing. from Crawford and Erie
Coun,ie. by l79 majority. For Farrelly i,729 i;
Dick. $3.50 The Sesate is nav complete, and
consists of II Wings, 10 Loco-Focos, and GeR.
Smith of Bucks, Conservative. elected by tho
Wings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

TJThere Is aothing like the Beauty Water Of Dr. Gou-
raud for mGg fcecKlc- tan ana plmpc. from the fur
skin Of the ladies'. We have young M,s from the
country whosc skin 10y exposure had become brown and
rough suddenly Transformed into delicate beauty by the
Use Of .is ,,lec. Aud credible persons have told
changes wonderful than this wrought by the
ic1l Iuluence, Of Gouraud's Beauty Water.
WI, the kin Is thoroughly renovated however, and
every porti face becomes the Purest white,
necessary for the perfection Of beauty to give the che
ia ht and tins Is mplIshed
momrnt BY the use of Gouraui- Vegetable Rouge Tbis
prepared from fayoritc Hover. and nples perfect
~ harmless the use, and preferred by the leading
reIlcs IN principal cities.
Boston American Traveller Oct 10.
The above popular and unrIvaed skin lotion a2dly
spreading fame ,hroHg tho Unon, and fat super
c-dnr all the mnera a'rIngens hitherto ia which.
from their repcant action deleterous to the .kn
aud COMPLEXION.
To bc found IN New York only at DR.. Eel Gouraud',
Exclusive Office 81 Walker It, door from B oadway.
81 per bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

FOURTEENTH AssUAL FAR or THY AMERICAS l>sTi-
rurs-The Storm the mrs; receiving day, aad other
corsp.nc. delayed he exhibitors from bringing
articles and retarded the arrangements Of the EXIT
several days added 10 This the increased number OF
exhibitors agricultural and horticultural department
Consequence OF their orgarzaoa, render 1t ni-
possible close Fair early contemplated N
the former notices. The Managers have therefore re-
solved TO adjourn the OF the premiums from
Friday evening advertised, until Tuesjsy even
ing next, al hapit O'Clock, when the premium. Will be
awarded Visitors and exhibitors .dde ssed BY General
rallnadse the President. The psblc Invited 10 con-
tsus their visits aad their patronage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

FOR MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY:
PETER A. JAY, JOSEPH TUCKER,
RICHARD E MOUNT, LINUS w STEVENS,
NATHL G. BRADFORD, CYRUS CHENERY.
JOHN C. HAMILTON CHAS M. GRAHAM, Jr
RICHARD F. CARMAN, WILLIAM JONES,
EDWARD D. WEST JOHN CCGER. Jr.
ELBRIDGE G. BALDWIN.
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g OUR BANNER TO THE BREEZE"
Dcmoerniic Whig Nomination..

Dlstrict. FOR SENATOR'S:
L}GULIAN G. VEKPLANCK, NYOrk
DANIEL LORD, Jr. do.
II HENRY a. LIVINGSTON, Dutches'
Ill KELEIAN MILLER, Of Columbia
~ DAVID RUSSELL, Of Washington
V. ROSWELL T. Ike, of Jefferson.
W. ALLEN AYRAULT, Of Livingston.
y,, (EgENRY WELEEs, OF Yates,
BARAK NILES, of Cortland.
VIII. GIDEON HARD, of Orleans
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- aurtnut.. CInnI1. Nc.-A arre ~

u NUFIDUTN, NIONNH, "A Ut IN 70 ''''
Of Beaver and Med Cloths for Surtouts md "'H'n
Ffocks. Also. Cloak Cloths, received and vi DC mac,
up order the Emporium Of Cnea Garments al saA
prices As must offer Inducements TO purchasers
The .tyI- and finish Of garments viii be found TO coz
port with any house IN the trtdr
WM T. JENNINGS, 229 Broadway,
"a. Arref,c.p IIo,.I
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POSTSCRIPT.
By tbs Mornings Southern aall.

FROM FLoRlsA-A correspondent OF TIC "a
yannah Georgian, dating East Florida, Oci- i5to'
saws:
There mas nothing very important iransp'red OF
late IN the way OF Indian rcws. II *, however
,rpewha; gra;ifyiag 10 be able 10 state that. on
he It'll upward, Of TWO hundred Indians we're
nf,t on board the I ran>por, '-g Nv Orleans. Goa
roo-hes i among the number between is:iy and
a hundred I'LL remain al Tampa.
Mr.. Hamburger, the suiiler to the 9th lnianiry,
died very suddenly few days ago, at Cedar Keys
FLORIDA. October -.
The party of two hundred and fifty Indians sailed
on This date from Tampa Bay 10 New Orleans IN
charge OF Captain SeaweH OF the 'ti infantry
and MAJOR Capers, the migrating agent
Coacoochse came into Tampa iew days sInce
frsn Tgcr,aiI. wns Is At present s'CN' ana ','i
DISPOSED 10 come in 50 soon As the Arkansas dele
CATION arrives and reports the coah'E: "'s' law
able 10 reside in.
NEw.ORLEASs During the IS hours ending
a, noon on the llth. there were 81 deaths - OF
which were reported to De by yellow lever
The sum OF $500 had been received by the
Manor OF New. Orleans from Bishop Porter, OF
Mobile. q" the amount OF collection made IN the
Catholic Church at Mobile, or among friends tor
the relief OF the citizen, Of New-Ofleans suffering
by the epidemic.
The Cincinnati Chronicle of October l6, even
ing. says;
There is now something more ;han six feet in the
channel OF the river to Louisville, and an abund-
ance of water for boats Of the middIins class as
far VI, a, the mouth Of the kcnawha.
The Little Rock (Ark.) Gazette of the a9th
nltimo contain, the following paragraph, which II
saws is founded on Information derived from let
ter written by Mr. Il. A. Galloway, su5asent OF
the Usage Indians:
The Camanche Indians, IL believed are con-
,-nlplating an attack upon the frontiers OF texas
- soon a, the leaves fall from the trees. They
nave made propositions TO the Osases to JON them
with four hundred warriors. which the Osages have
refused They have also sent the pipe to al o
the ncighboring tribes.
NAVAL ArrolyruExrs.-We are requested to
give notics that Ill the appointments OF Mdship,
men. required by the present wants OF the Naval
service. have been mads. and tha- list OF them
will shortly be published. Nat. lntelissHcer.
An elegant marble Sarcophagus, prepared
Nv direction Of citizens OF Washington, was re-
cciyed in Baltimore few days ago. and fownrdcd
to Pit.5urg. lis destination is North Bend
where it will constitute the depository of the re-
mains OF the lamcnted patriot. WILLIAM HENRY
HARRISON.
T The Statue of Washington was yesterday
removed from the Navy-Yard. and such progress
had been made in the course of the day that al
sunset par, of the difficult ascent OF the Cap''oi
lI,ll Ii hn,n ,..r.nrne Ihn Sinine /, very ma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

D The Statue of Washington was yesterday
removed from the Navy-Yard and such Prosres,
had been made in tho course of the day thar at
sunset part of the difficult ascent OF the Capiol
Hill had been overcome The Statue /, very ma'.
sivc-weighing, with its castings, it Is said. near
twenty tons. Nat IN Oc'' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

SPECIAL SESSIONS. Oct 2a.-Bcfore Jsdge Moab, and
Aldermen Franklin and VandevOort- BenIami9 e. Gable
tried for stealing silk crayat worth - from Abra
ham l.. Bogcu: Guilty City Prison 30 days. James
Wlkin. boy, asssultIng Isaac RamIs with knife and
ptng stab him Ga'lty. Sea. To tine House Of
Refuge Mary Smith, an old woman beating officer Du-
rando the head with stick ot fire wood Guilty.
Judc cement suspended aud she discharged promise OF
future good behavior Charlotte Deyerney, ,tc,ng sill
watch and silk handkerchief, worth 81. from
Michael Shields Guilty. City Prison 90 days. Ann
Lynch stealing labls cloth from James Rogers: Guilty.
City Prison 81 days Augustus WrAe assault and bat
terry Frederick We're with a sword cane nfictng
wound on his head Guilty City Prison 80 day.
Mary Moore stealing pair Of shoes from Wilton B. Md
bedrock Guilty. City Prison 80 days John Cu,ack ,nt
Cornelius Dn.col charged xiih assault were dI.charg
cd for Of evidence Adjourned
Police 6FFrcE-Ro55ing Trunk--A hoy named Sny-
der, aged about is, arrested by officers and
Love for stealing at dieren, times $3.50 GOLD cola from
tho trunk Of Stephen Haley Jr, No. % North More
A!incst all the found his possession
committed TO
STEALING PoyS Ben jnrnn Uuderhll Yesterday
reseG with quantity Of pork III his possession which he
supposed have stolen from the of Mrs. Nelson
of Elm and Reado .treets. for which
mit,ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

10 The Wing Senatorial Convention most har
rnoniously and happily concluded It's labors last
evening BY the nomination of Hon. CUBAN c.
VERLANCK as one of the candidates for Senators
from this District. |, had at first been intended
to yield to Mr. Verplanck's early expressed and
anxious sdesire that he might be permitted
to retire from a station Itch he has filled for -four
wears with so much credit TO himself and useful
ness to his country; "ut, after casting about ii
good faith and holding two several sessions, the
Convention came with great unaninity to the con
cusion that Mr.. Vcrpanck could not be spared
from the Senate and Cour, Of Errors at this time,
and resolved TO place him again in nomination. We
trust this strong expression Of the public sentiment
will have its just weight with our distinguished
Senator, (who is absent from the City, and
will incline him to yield his own wish for retire.
ment TO the Peoples urgent rcqustiion.
We have heard it intimated-and il cannot be
improper here to allude to the threat-ihat, in
case of Mr.. Verplanck's nomination, his name
would be erased from considerable number OF
Wing ballots, on account of his honest and consci.
cntious support of n measure wholely aside from
politics. TO which very many of sur cilizcns enter
tain strong objections. We willnot believe it. As
an able and eminent statesman-an experienced and
sound Lcgslator-an attentive and most capable
member OF the Court of Errors-a pure republican,
in heart and fe-his reputation is beyond cavll.
For thirty years his energies have been ardeatly
L.. .c J. n nd anna,
intimately blended with whatever has contributed
to the prosperity and glory of New-York. Often
candidate for the suirages of his ielow.citizens,
and always leading the poll on his ticket, it is not
permit difference single neasure-a differ
cuce regarding the best means OF Affirming an end
universally desired-to lead to his prescription.
The memory of his eminent and faithful services to
the Country-his important and ei'iceat services
TO the Wing Causc-cannot be so lightly forgotten
by his compatrots in the gallant struggle of 1884
and the glorious victory of 1887.
Our Ticket is now complete. The opposing can
didates for Senators and members of the highest
and most important judicial tribunal OF the State
tribunal which every year IS called to decide legal
questions affecting ths property and lives OF the
Peope-are CUBAN c. VERrLAScK and DANIEL
LORD, Jr. on the part of the Wings, against Isaac
L. Va,ian and EAjah 7. Purdy proposed by the
Loco-Focos. Bctwcsn the sterling Mechanics and
eminent citizens on the Wing Assembly ticket and
the juvenile attorneys and bar-room politicians on
the Loco.Foco, the contrast is equally striking,
Wings of New.York if you will but TRY, you can
elect every man on your ticket This is no idle
word. We speak what de know, and we APP
peal to your Pa rio,ism in this crisis. The Cause
of your Country is in danger You save her
NEw-foRX TO TIE RESCUE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

II Particular Notic~.-Those persons haVnt
furniture any description dispose Of or who ai'
breaklngu up Housekeeping, will find ready sale for iI
portion all Of their goods, by sending their add'e' "
calling upon the subscriber. Goods to any anonst p4'
CHASED OF Ira O. F. COTTON. 1877 Chatham street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

q jefferson Griffith, who was on Wednesday
convicted Of the murder OF Mr.. Bighan a. Balti-
more, IS the same man who was arrested and tried
for the murder of Mr.. Laughn one of the Mar
.has OF the Wing National Convention, in May,
1910. He escaped then from the Incompetence
OF the evidence. He ha, long been terror and q
pest TO the people OF Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

q The L. S. Government having sued the
Bank Of the United States, the case was argued on
Thursday before the Circuit Court OF the United
States. Mr. Cadwallader for the Bank, and Mr.
Msredth for the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

A CHANCE FOR Mas OF SMALL CAPITAL
a Western Editor adyertises for PARKER who can
write leading articles in supper, OF the veto policy,
serve the paper and do the shaking for the family
when any of them take the ague.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

GroRen.--Rcturns from so Counties give
Mcdonald 3,4l9 majority over Dawson for Gov
ernor -Four Counties remain to be heard from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

U The Wing. of Montgomery County havo
nominated JAMES DIErESDoRr of Nlinden and
JAMES GREESMAS of Florida for Assembly. They
will tryi Their Resolutions arc admirable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

u REV. c. STARRY will deliver discourse on fopefy
tomorrow afternoon, O'Clock IN the Broadway Iaoef
psce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

NAVAL MISUNDERSTANDING are requested TO
give notes that I'll the appointments OF Midsnip-
men, required by the present wants OF the Naval
.ervice. have been made. and tina, list OF them
will shortly be published Nat. lntellissHccr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

y The Wings of Livingston County have
nominated CHESTER BRADLEY OF Sparta, and
GAnrxER ARNOLD of Conesus for Assembly.
Chalk them down Ono Thousand majority, with
liberty to increase it to Twelve Hundred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

" We have great eondaescs ir recommending the
English AID Classical Boarding School OF Mr. pa'i1
Pratt at New Rochelle favorable regard Of our cit
izens Mr. Pra,t's fitness ard worth vouehed' not
formally but heartily and from intimate kno*ledge by
sone Of the best men the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

II Goidsmis his WRITING AND BOOK KEEP
ING ACADEMY, 25l Broadway. Rooms open dahns
DIV and evening. u ole o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

MIR. JOIN HAWKINS, Of Baltimore, the cele-
brs,ed Temperance Lecturer, will deliver Ad-
dresses in this City This Evening and Tomorrow.
The place and hour will be indicated in the eve
ming papers and in hsndbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

q The Wings of Orleans County have nom
mated Gen. TANNER of Ridgway for Assembly and
WILLIAM ALLls of Holley for Sheriff, We are
assured that they will be triumphanty carried,
Notwithstanding the unhappy difference in that
County in relation 10 Senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23
VAN RuREN NOMINATIONS.

Eighth Senate Disfriet.-Lynian Bates Of Or
leans County FOR Senator.
ASSEMBLY.
Cortlaud-Aadrew Dickson of Cortlandvillc
and William p. Lyndc OF Homer
COlum6ia.-Abraham J. Van Al.tyne Of siuy-
vcsant. Jared Winslow OF Hisdalc, and jane.
Knickerbacker of CoPake.
Putnam. -Ebanezer Foster of South-East.
Schodaric.-George Wright Of Jefferson, VII
liam Fink cf Blenheim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

q The Wings of Cortland County have noml
mated OREN SrIAsoS Of Cortlandvc and JESSE
Ivks of Homer for Assembly. They are strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

The Cincinnati Chronicle of October l6, even
ins. says;
There Is now something more than six feet in the
channel OF the rivcr to Louisville, and an abund-
ancs of water FOR boats Of the mddEns class as
far ~ a; the mouth Of the kcnawha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

70 We hear with deep concern that Hon
KENNETH RAYNER, an eloquent and patriotic
Member of Congress from Nerth Carolina, lies
dangerously i'll at his residence.
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>. Advertisement. crowded out to-day shall appear
eonspcuously on Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

" The Wings of OLD ONTARIO hold Mas
Meeting on Monday They are fully aroused, and
say they will not give vote short Of their fail
MAJORITY 200.
CAYuGA is also wide awake. Meetings are be-
ing held in every town, and the best speakers are
addressing large asscmbages OF Frecmen
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II For an article on the Institute az A4'1 q
ETY. Of News items, see First Page
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~ We have adyiccs from Nashville TO the l2th
inst. The Wings in the Legislature were still try
ins to bring on tho election of Senators and the
Loco.Focos owning themselves the minority bu,
talking against time and exhaus,ng every expo
dent to siave of the election. They say they
wen, a chance to select among Whis. They are
evidently trying to ind some spot for bar
gain which shall give them one of the Senators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

uFimpIc-. Bo,c4c-. Eruption on The Fee, SUI.
burn SC .rs cured by Ih.t recipe OF ~ .Bi2zih
called ZONES, INDIAN Balm SIR " t.. the famous T.
i'm rh,.ciln Huu!rn- have BEEN cared by 1t aao5s
whom ar- T. Power. Greer. Bsookrg' l. Bend''
Bro,dp,y ny. NJ. - Cas,ham street Is me place %
get il purc Al - ND - Agents j. Beck mas
I6- Dyisi also I5l F.lton->t. Brooklyn. (!) l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23

SENATE Dr,TRIcrs.-Thc following arc the
mnjori,ies for Senators in the several Districts IN
this State last fall
District Wing Loco Foco. District Wing, Loco foco
=. ----l, 399 " - l0o|
II. 1000 VI 1,129---.
III. III sos VII l,8o9----
". l.726. VIII. II ,049.--.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-12
Trust sale

DY virtue of q Deed Of 1ust exc
ID cuted TO me by Rollin Williams,
in favor of James Miller, of thu county
of Yaz1o, for certain Purposegtherein
contained and regularly recfded in
Book G. pages l55, and l54 in the
coanty court clerks Office | .iall pro-
coed to sell for cash, to thelhighest
bidder on the Premises of sad Rollin
Williams, on the
MondGy the 25M day Of Mamert,
the following described properly to wit:
Aaron, a negro man aged abou thirty;
jim, negro man aged abol thirty
vears; Mary, negro woman aged
twenty-seven, Tony, a boy abalt eight
years of age; Bosom, boy ag'd about
four years; Hannah, a womm aged
abouttwenty-fve and her child Aman
da, aged about twelve months; Also
three Horses and two Mules; abOu
thirty head of cattle, and eighty heat
of hogs; one road WAGON, and yariou
articles of household and kitchen fur
niture. shall convey only such It'll
as is vested in me as Trustee. Sale t
take place between the hours Of eleve
and four o'clock,
HENRY FIELD, Trustee.
April "a, 24-6m. pr, fee SO
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-12
Smith q alS.

YENHE undersigned hereby informs the
H. public that he has opened a shop
on the main Stage Road, leading from
Lexington to Carrolton, about three miles
and half from the former place, where
he will perform all kinds of Blacksmithlng
and Guusmithing with neatness and des,
patch. His price for shooting a horse, all
round, is 81 90. All other Blacksmith
ing will be done at proportionate rate
Gunsmithing will be executed on the
lowest terms.
WIN. n. BRADSHAW.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-12
00 I 4 C y 49, 49, cR0cKERY Cd ssWRE

pe'0 I qTnPDVyARGs, CR0cKERY GIAssWRE
Table knives and forks, line ivory quo IA
ditto Broad Butcher Cook and Cmenves Scissors 1eoS e E
Ra Corve and Sees Carpenters and American hh LOCKS
d oeran morce and Closet Locks Trunk Chest Cupboard ana fu
ocs Cast Butts patent ditto "Cas Broad Butts P3ramenl hS,
Scrs Ont Tack Cut Bads Butchers Cast Steel NM Ilt ana u
Ees Basd Horse Rasps and best polls ed ana H
sns Sncr Bits Cast steel Chiefs Of all kinds lanes lul anen
Plane irons Adges Drawing Knives a ald Pann saw" D1S anu
| Vo ov hole ditto Table ditto iron and steel squares iy
No. GogeS bvs Spirit Levels Mill Gross Cut and Pit saws SEoN
r;cJo acRsew Corn Mills Aes Shoyes, Long handle eh3g quo
SnS PIT hfrs Vices Anv Sedge Hammers Backmm beIoWsI
Pina rden Cane and Grub Hoes collins Simmons Axes bfo
ditto RIo9d IIatces &hngmg Hatche, N@i Hammers l"SSS
tbs Hand Axes German American English Blister ana CoSI
cu and Wrot Nails aid MANILA Plough Lnes manila % a.
Red Halter Trace al Ropes Cotton Wool and Horse Cau W
trace and log hams Surpng Brushes he Masn Clo'neS l
CTb ditto Feather Dusers Cedar and painted Tubs IN rests Iee
Kcoors; Trays Pggn Flour Pals ness rond Boxes hy d
willow market and clothes Baskets do oggolS Chas ana CIaeS
Goa Dpprs Table Mats Bird Cge RoIen Pins C'hee k0"Stels
and Candle Sticks article Egg Boilers iron, brass ana ll"
Selves wire Dish Covers few very fine Britannia Tea Sets WIN ever
variety Of furnishing articles c,a o.,. oo,est
so general assortment Erten China and Glass ware; consist
ling of Tea Dining and Toilet Sets American and French forms cut a
messed Glass ware assortment, Ara Hail. and Stand Lamps
Tor naens Looking Glasses and looking Glass plates &c &c
"10 '0 " DIXON & BABCOCK,
WASHINGTON STREET, FIcKsBURG