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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

90 CorsUMrrIoN AND SrIrTISo OF BLsoD The Rev
Linn CummiAs says he has found Dr. Taylor's Balsam
OF Livsrwort highly beneficial not only Tor himself
but among his for the cure Of these Diseases
that we may use MS name among 'hs many IN 0ur pos
ling merit and free Of quackeIy Right spirit thislet
all who have been cured by this medicine follow his
ample and prsc lain the sick that Dr. Ts lors Basam
alone cured them. This would do world OF good.
KCoughs Cola, and Asthma vanish as II by magic when
this vegetable medicine is used. Get and
ell from 375 Bowery, and sua.r nore but beware of
csuntsrfets. Buy only in this city at the Office, s76
Bowery between Fourth and Fifth streets Agents,
81 Dock street Philadelphia; Powell Co, Boston; IL
Rawls & Co, Albany; DR.. Sowree Newark; Jas. Res,
Patterson; Hail. BRIDGEPORT; +. w. Ball. Hartford; j.
D. Phillips, Nswburgh; d Mitchell, New Haven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

Warrington.

Correspondence Of the HERALD
WAsuISeroN, Jan. 20, 1872.
Bankrupt Law Mexican Commission.
rr FashIonable Galety.
Nothing has TRANSFERRED 10 throw any further light
upon the subject of the repeal of the Bankrupt Law
Mr. Cuthben will not arrvs in season TO vote the
question, and saless Mr. Williams, of Maine, chan
ses his ground the repeal bill will be lost The
Legislature OF Maine were nearly unanimous fer q
Bankrupt Law two years since, audit is not ssppo-
sed that any change has taken place in the State
Ifhe goes against the repeal the vote will probably
sszu1 an follows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

MATTHEW RIscBARp, late Solicitor Of the Trea-
sury Of the United States, elected on Saturday
last by the Legislature of Ohio fill the Office of
Judge of the Supreme SQUIRT Of that State, in place
of Peter Hitchcock, whose term OF service had ex-
nIrp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

LATEST FROM PERNA The General War
rem arrived last evening. BY her we have papers
and price current Of The sd ult but have only time
to say that the market for American produce was
dull Flour Sl4 Is per Dbl; hides high and in de-
mand for European markets.-U. S. Gas. Jan. Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

o. MUSICAL Parties AT THE RAINBow, 40 Howard
street.-The proprietor Of the above house having en-
gagged several well known professional singers has
menced giving Musical Parties, vocal and instrumental
in the style OF the Shades" of this city. The Concerts
will take place every Tuesday evening during the win
ter-commence al o clock and conclude at IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

SUPREME CoURr THE UNITED SrArEs.-
Wednesday, January Is, 1872 No. 6-Merrit Mar
tin ct al, plaintiffs in error, Us. VIM G. ii W.d
dell The argument of this cause was concluded
by Mr.. Weed for the plaintiffs in error.
No. 7-Benamin Long, plaintiff in error, Us.
Palmer, Smith & Co. This cause was argued by
Mr.. Coke for tho plaintiff in error, and by Mr..
Henderson for the defendants in error.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

o. MisTro.-In passing from the foot of Ceurandt
the Aston House, the afternoon of the l4h
inst a gentleman had the misfortune to lose small
Green Bag contsnins several articles important to the
owner and for the safe delivery Of which, at the bar Of
the Aston House, he fully authorses Mr. Stetson to pay
the finder reward of Fifty DIllars The bag contain
cd ten shirt collars six bosoms, pocket nksand four
tedn five dollar Fulton Bank notes, fifteen hundred dol
lars of State Bank OF Mississippi and manuscript
say proving that the only way to save tho nation is to
give all the money Of the Treasury to the States to be
ments in tho shape of exchequer bills, to form grand
national debt for the benefit OF the country at large
These and one Of Chapman Magic Razor strops the
contents The finder is welcome to the collars bosoms
and the good money provied he will keep the bad)and
the ript and the Invaluable Magic strop the lat
ter being article highly vaiued and to the pleasure
gave mSy be attributed all the marit contained in the
| lost ESSAY, d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

Mr. EpIroR-If the gentleman who adver.ises the loss
of the Green Bag, OF my newly invented
Magic Razor Strops will call at my establishment log
william street. he shall have his loss in that article
demniled by anew By saying SO in your valuable
paper, y on will greatly oblige,
Yours, &c l.. CHAPMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

70, AacantAS CiRcus, Blocker steet--Nr oCon
evening We shall expect a bumper Mr. O'conn.ll
VIII appear in several dssces in which he is unri allied
ana also gives an historical Of life amongst the
most barbarous savages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

90 CHIDRES's JuBnEG.-School teachers and FAM.
lies will remember that the proprietor Of the American
Museum has set apart this, as well every Saturday
afternoon hereafter for splendid day performance
the gratfc alton OF the Juveniles and others This after
the Indian Warriors and their squaws perform all
their intensely interesting Indian Pantomimcs delnea.
ting their religious ceremonies of warfare, Sc
&c. Mr. T. G. Booth and the celebrated Albino Lady
also appear in variety OF chase and rational smuse
mo-- ~ ii''""' 'IP'D' ~ p'si'i'S.y
last TINA ,.:1ays oi every description have been al
work for several weeks on spacious ball one hundred
feet in length whch will soon be ,ne muse UNI,
without extra charge The Pneumatic Railrsad recent.
y erected in the Museum is of the greatest invsn
tons of the age Its cars will be in active motioz this
afternoon and evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

o. SuErM,Ns MKpicArED LozEreEs are in great
demand. They getting into general use throug hout
the country, and doing much good-curing coughs,
worms headaches dyspepsia and most diseases sooner
than thing else and certainly the most pleasant
medicines in the whole round OF atives. They
sold at l06 Nassau street Dr.. Sherman's only ware
house and by agents, ls5 Bowery, n East Broadway
227 Hudson and 22I Bleekerstrect Rushtcn end Aspi
Nails three stores and SANDS 273 Broadway, corner OF
Chamberstree Burgess, % South Third street, Phila
delphia Reddiug, Statc.street. Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

90 The SUNDAY MERCURY of to morrow will contain
readable and carefully made up report Of Colts trial
down to the adjournment Of the this evening Al
40 the inclusion and completion of the reprint the
comedy OF What will the World say the whole of which
may b. had for Fix cents. Also psrticu lars Of the
great fight between Yankee Sullivan and Secor, by an
eye witness, and the latest local and general news
All sorts Of fun about all sorts Of things. Dow Jr
will discourse from the follow ing -
See, stretched on yonder bed Of DEATH
A widowed mother les
My orphan babes! with struggling breath,
And faleriDs voice, she cries, Sc
Oce 10 Beekmau street Price cents per gle co.
pyonedollar for eight monthssent in wrappers to spv
part OF the world A volume has Just been com
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

Latest F.oM JAMAIcA.-we are inaeri,d 10
Capt. Wilson, OF the ship Joseph Porter, which
arrived on Saturday, from Kingston, ia, fer papers
to the 3lst ult.
The prin cipal item Of news, is the occurrence of
Disturbances among the negro population. Christ
mas week.
Quiet had not been restored when the JOS Porter
sailed The negroes were still tumu!tuous' and
the troops were gathering in strong force in tho
city to reduce them.
The report heretofore brought TO the United
States that the inhabitants of Kingston had object
pected, incorrect. They were all welcomed
heroes and sent into various parts of the island for
better security.
A novel notion is broached-that the British
laws cover the Bahama waters; and that entry into
them by American cosstins vessels coming into the
Gulf, ipso facto frees every slave that may be on
board Mobile Register, Jan g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

Citizens.
There is but TO be adopted in this sate or
affairs The last five banks should be W ound Nm mme
diaey TIER conduct in not being prepared to resume
Is such as merits the condemnation Tho nm
SOUND principles they svow and the arguments
ney use IN avsrof the Philadelphia suspension policy
sre SUCH as to destroy all their
on the part Of the people who have long enough suffered
through the misconduct Of would he fnsncrs who are
either" ignorantn spite Of xpersnce y or wifuy knav
'sh The hrthree banks apparently both from their
returns and their answers fully entitled TO the conf.
dence oithe public and relieved from the ncumbrance
ofthe insovent banks, would speedily furnish sound
currency, and relieve the markets The following ia
specimen OF the blrefaced assertion of these people who
are determined not to pay their debts long ss the pub
lie can be persuaded to submit the of depre
ciated currency.
the banks in Mary LAID resume specie pay nep whilst
ed TO main suspended that very large part ofcur
city banks circulation will be presented for pay z,vnt
IN coin be ards sold for the PIE MUM and ex
ported from the country The unavoidable policy OF the
Baltimore Banks, therefore, under prospect Of an i'm
mediate resumption, must be ut to cease making
any loans discounts whatever and the astgets thai
will TO whole community, IL Mould 1T suuer
auous to enlarge upon.
Now Ie, Us look at the actual state of EXCHANGES In
dicaied by the rates current in the Baltimore market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

% No PAYMENT RroEIvEp THE HAIR IS Rs
sroRgp -Beas Co. are now applying Beal's Hair Re-
sorative the above their original terms, upwards
Of three hundred persons OF their they have
undoubea proofs in the liberty of personal reference to
OF wost respectable families and long c-rt
cate signed by some of most respectable citizens
certified to be geHuiEe by late worthy Mayor Aaron
Clark a.d aested By Moses Star buck They also offer
the artitle for SALE price 81 and So Their Office is No
81 Cedar street.
N. b. Ladies purchase at the Ladies' Depository,
No 439 Broadway; A. Truxan, Schenectady; j. Ingos
Utica, ~ Y CIV IN A Simons, corner OF Pine and
Fourth streets, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

GOAL. COAL !!-Reduction ., P1css-Ye- c1 tJrc1.rJ
ksd Asn Broken ana screened ~ The yard d. yered arr
age ir.e 10 close consgnmest, at the 10 lowing
large Nut, 49, '''''''s'''.. s.
LthEh,sny
.
near spnog ~
daa3 m 3. GUERNSEY * co.
tARM TO Lhr.-a Farm Of Thirty Aorts or more II
wanted, 10 sctber with band ONE DNsipz II lua-
.na ,her op buildings 30 let, .ss 70 god tenant. Poe
s's-,oh .rn De fad now or II say future time
hs Farm IL IN the town ~ Utrecht within five miles &C
ne Sonh ftry, Long lsaad. AID offers most 5esirebe
hy aud beautiful rsidesce to any person dong buslu-as
~. 81 ~ re fol = or Bro1klyn. Rest moderate,
premises. " "
H'n' JAMES BENNETT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

Three Of tho Banks ready and anxious to resume
specie payments. They well conducted on sound
principles The others guided by the fallaciOus prn
ciplestha cmanated from Philadelphia The question
resumption being under discussion before the Leg
ture, the committee the currency addressed letters
TO the several banks inqurng al" they were ready to
resume nnot TO assign their reasons Therefore The re-
suit Of the answers we're follows
heady and ahso"@ May el' NOT Neither ready
. rtstHe "'.ns wiHirg.
farm fiahttrs, ,annifeisi r armsrs' Marine BIZ
Merchants Western Bank, Union -
MECHANICS, s-Dh D'iumore Chesapeake
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28

The Louisville Journal processes not TO know Of
what other rights than that Of suffrage the people
OF Western Virginia have been deprived. the res
ioraion OF which they are now exsriing ihem,elve,
TO accomplish. IL the editor were citizen Of Wee.
terra Virginia he would find that there wcr. other
and more important rights OF which the people are
deprived. Western Virginia has a population Of
27lOO and representation OF SO in the Assem-.
bly,. whils Eastern Virginia has but 26g 900 and
90 delegates. Western Virginia has in the Senate
10 Eastern 10. The consequences is Eastern vr.
gina caring DcIhing about roads. we have non-
nothing for common schools. We have none, opposed
10 The general policy Of oher S,aes and we are com
PEELED to submit Western Virginia is represented
IN Congisss by seven member, Eastern Virginia by
fourteen me mbers. No Senator hos ever been cleo.
led from west Of the Blue Ridge. all public officers
ore appointed from the cost the Governor is an ca,
tern man and all the Stnio expenditure are made
in The e0si IL strikes us these amount 10 some.
thing 10 quarrel for
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28


Mr.. EJiior-If we do not very much mistake the
temper OF the ZINES. and judge more imperlcctly
''an we ever did before OF the popular feeling Of
'hS section Of Virginia. The meeting proposed for
i"o''uay afternoon. ut the Court House. will be
'hs OIL Tie largest. and respectable. least tor
'"red with partzan feelings and enthusiastic rs
mas ever heen convened for any pablo purpose in
me city Of Wheeling Sure We are. that no nobl r
object could call together the citizens Of this or any
other part Of the or Dominion no purer or fosier
patriotism invoke their presence ON any occasion.
We shall meet together proposing preliminary
measures. to proclaim our adherence to great prn
eiPis'' and declare our determination to carry them
Quito maintain the best interests Of Virginia.
and to preserve inviolnis the purity OF republican
'IiEms' for which fathers fought and which
We will initiate rather than see our Common eal,h
ruined and reIrograding. her institutions and our
rights 'ramplsd upon by rulhle., sri,,oer1cy.
EQUAL RIGHTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28

The Old School Republican evidently misundsr.
stood the feeling by which we were prompted 10
hope the President would not veto any tariff bill
which had FOR its object either protection direct. or
the raising revenue with protection incidental
- 80" "'-' '''''Ss 80 ''so '.s.-l-,f,e aITu
executive department Of the government r. b. IN.
protection and Improvement Of the people, and then
70 attend 10 the revenue ct the country. In n nro.
'sclve principle Is involved The Interests Of The neo
pic; but IN the land fund there il nothing rb. NJ
tests the people generally further than through IN.
effect uIon the Government. For this rea,on r.
with the land fund there will be protection ,pf7;
Gent, we do not care whether thai fund !. ,s,,,,.
into the lreayury not. The improvement Of The
CONDITION OF The country Is what we want. Were
we IN Congress then. we should 6rsi a,cerrsi, a,
near a. possible whelhtr the tariff demanded no
The government would be necessarily increased
were the land fund added Then we would ,,ccr.
tain whether the President would ,,nc,i,.r
bill embracing The repeal Of the 90 ne, cs,t
clause ihe would do 20. we would vote for i
Us eIped'en'' q he would ROT, we would 20 against
H. We would not smbqrrnss The passage Of the law
ny pers'Siing IN that item which, though il would
perhaps have beneficial effect upon the coun,,v
IS not essential TO some advantage being derive,
from The dulles imposed for revenue So irtb, dp
lies OF President devolved on ne. we wonld sign
b'il' even though the government needed the land,
which while il confirmed them 10 IN. SAFE. i,
creased the iar Of duties and thus afforded n,o,.,
ton 10 the people We would lookt the common
sense Of Congress if the duties did not afford ,uf
cIent revenue 10 reurn the lands INTO IN. tr,s,u,
again
The wants Of tho county are such rhsr no del.
on the part Of either department Of The sovernmer
~ Hhrd'ng relief - admissible, and a.. in sol
'hinss hey appear 10 differ. cUncIliatary course o
ihe part oi both Is essential The people are
hat condition now that they cannot afford that m.
o''oei' OF Government should spend heir time !
seeking 10 establish their particular sners r e,rr,r
outtheir particulars view. n the President. fs,lip
ns wants Of the government. looks SOLELY 10 The r.
Ne' o. TIE people. yields bis wishes. and sanction
increased duties without su.psnsion Of ,bs d,,,,
Do''o" ae'' he will be entitled 10 The srsftnd. q
'he people and will receive ~ from every lover d
ne county On the other h.nd n Cony,.,. ,of,...
"neef The wants Of NE government. and III. 40.
p'ei ihaiior yeors no duties can be- imposed ,bs, a.,
ne sufficient TO deiray the expense, r,v.,,,,,.,
70 SUSPEND The distribution bill. hist boJy iii g.
Condemned BY The rejecting and bones, D,,,,,r d,
we people These arc our views on The ,ut,,e,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28
THE BALL THAT KILLED Nr1soN ~,

THE BALL THAT KILLED NELSoN.-The
mu'ket ball that robbed England Of her great naynl
commander. the immortal Nelson. (says the Bait,
lerald) is now in The possession Of The Rev + w
Baker OF Baihwick II was fred. it seems. icon
nary 70 The received accounI) al Random from the
,op OF the kedoubable, by French soldisr named
Robert Gulllemarde, who escaped unwounded. and
when The ship strnck was taken on board the Vic.
ofy' Inc fatal bullet was discovered until ia
victory arrived al Sphead. II had struck the fore
par' AZ TIE heroes epauleIt. and entered his left
shoulder. IL then descended obIquely into the
h'oax iraeiuring the second and third ribs and ar
yer penetrating Tie third lobe Of the anRs and divi
lug 'afge part Of the pulmonary artery IL entered
'ne iel ,idO Of The spine. passed through the mus
eies OF The back AID lodged therein A eensidsra.
o'e portion af the gold lace. pad ard silk cord Of
ne ePau'eu' with piece Of coat were found al.
,'cned 10 ~ The gold lace as firmly fixed as n
nau heen insarted into the metal in a state Of Cpson
ne nal together with the lace, &c. was mounted
W crystal and silver. and presented by Captain Hsr
W 70 mf. (aiierwards Sir w. b. Beatie the sur
geon Of the Victory. whose death Was anoouncsd
some time since
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28
RAIL ROAD AND STAGE LINES.

WHEELING, June 70. IS42.
nWlNG TO the Unprecedented speed Of our trip
" through from Philadelphia TO this place, we
feel ourselves called upon 10 return our thanks TO
he Agents Of The Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Co, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Co. and the enterprsng owners and agents
OF the Good Intent Stage Co. for The friendly treat
ment which We received. and orderly manner in
which they managed their different lines. We can
safely recomm md TO the travelling public, this
route as being decidedly the most pleasant and
speedy across the mountains We were carried
through from Philadelphia TO Wheeling in SO hours
including seven hours sioppage in Baltimore. and
from Balli more TO Wheeling ia SO and As minutes
including all stoppages
John Prosser. Newark. New Jersey
John F. Smith, Nashville, Ten nesses.
AlbeH Smith, do do
Robert Thompson, Richmond, Va.
BCsn6eld, near Houston, Texas.
Jun %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28

BUNKER HlLL.-This spot 50 so sacred in IN,
history OF our country, is rendered conspicuou
To The eye by noble monument wi ich crowns il.
summit aud which is an inter, sling object al almo /
every point irom which the cap tai OF New England
Is approached. The last stair has been laid, ard
moe whose curiosity my induce them to tike q
vIs~ of The surrounding country. the hnrhor md -,
beautiful Islands. may take walk of two hpndred
'ee' towards the zenith. and find no obstruction @,
vision but The distant horizon The remainder of
me work on this siupendous columa will probably
tie completed during the present summer The
rnpsione will be 220 feet from tie surface Of IN,
MI. such however is now the imposing appear.
azure % 'he monument thai We Imagine the addition
OF his twenty feet will now percep,ibiy increase
the height.
We have deemed this siluablc occasion IN an-
houhee these particulars, and 10 congratulate those
ny whose labors The work had been accumulated
On 'hS successful results Of their efIous-Couaiey
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28

DEMOCRACY" IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
Our spirited brother of the New Bedford Bulletin
thus walks toto the affections Of the locos on The
Rhode Island question He is commenting upon
the remark. in Gov. Hubbard's message. re,pee,iug
Rhode Island affairs
III Gov, Hubbard 10 90 indignant because n man
Cannot vote In Rho'le Island without a free hold
Qualification, what must be The agoniz NC mature OF
hD feelings when turns his distracted gaze uppn the
laws Of b. own beloved. democratic New Hamp.
shire. There every man may vote be he poor or
De ne rich' be he simple or he he gentle hut by a
very wise provision. the laws takes care thai h,
cannot vote Tor whoever may tickle his fancy NJ
man ~ New Hampshire can be Governor unless he
Is worth 800. one half Of which must be invested
IN LAND no man can be a delegate in the LrFisln
lure unless he - worth 100. one half of which
must be invested ia LAND; and no man can h, sen.
a'or or councillor. unless he possesses freehold L.
to the value OF zoo. And this is enlightened de m
ocraiic New Hampshire, the pride OF Loco Focp.
Ism, the land oiHubbnrd and AtherIon and Wool.
bury. whose praise is ever chaunied hy The limited
NadIca ism OF America. The Right Of suffrage II
II true, New Hampshire comedies 10 all: but m.
right OF using 10 Ut pleasure IL taken awny md three
quarters OF the inhabitants Of this State are utterly
and entirely declared from holding Offices because
they are poor. This Hay be democratic, but IL j.
queer kind Of democracy where the privilege Of
Voiing Tor whom one pleascs. is taken away Tn.
~ TIE conSiiiniion Of New Hampshire puts a bar.
rem seePire IN the grippe of the masses"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28

SLANDER.-Ii is a poor souI ,bo, conDo, ~,
SANDER. No decent man can get along ,v;,ho,, -
a. Feast none who are engaged in Inc businss.
PURSUITS OF lhe. Have you had bad fellow h
your employment and discharge him-h, goes ropnd
ono slanders you; refuse another yerv n,Jesr
oOOn ne has asked, he goes round and slande,s. ei
you' conduct be such as To create tho envy of nno.
''el' ne g'es and ISLANDERS. In fine. we would no,
80, , reni of person who is not slnndered; il
SHOWS that he is either miIk.bop mr. a fol ~
no-earn bad name by a bad fellow. land 20,
"a" easily DO 80 by correct conduc,N II "a
'ne only way 10 prove that you are entitled 10 !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28
NOTICE TOHOUsEKEEPERs

VIE subscribers beg leave 10 inform The cit
n zcns Of Wheeling ard vicinity. that they have
opened a GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE 81 No l43 Main street, Wheeling. Va
where may be found en- extensive sssortrnent Of
gilt and mahogany framed Looking Closes. Portrait
and Picture frames; Upholstery ware consisting Of
Feather beds. bosiers Pillows curled hair spsnish
moss cotton, hush and sprng maittasses; together
with fol- assortment Of The latest style end best
finished FURNITURE ever offered IN this ciiy;sIl
Of which will be sold on The most reasonable terms
and parrnnfef
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany venssn.
vanish So ni'h moss. &c SC. constantly on hand
STEAM BOATS furnished with ever srticl. al
furniture on the nsosi accommodating terms and Al
short notice
Carpets made end put down
Orders On Zanssville can bo lsn eih J. FAD
ANS a. Co
j-u p MENDEL z HARBOUR.