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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
CONFESSIONAL,
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Courier. I
WASHINGTON, Jan.

which was submitted in tue Senate,
directing the committee on the Judi
clary to bill, so to amend the Bank.
Iluft Law, that the Banks should be
embraced in It's compulsory provisions,
was modified by the mover and adopt.
ed by tie Senate. Mr.. King suggest
ed the modification, and il was passed.
Ithc commute were directed to in
|quire the cxpcdiency of embracing
banks ina compulsory provision. It
will be rccolccted that such a provis-
ion was warmly advocated by many
members, at the last session. Mr.
WaIkcrwged immediate action on the
subject ofthc Bankrupt Law.
Mr. Clay has delivered his promis-
led speechin tie senate, in favor ofhis
.proPos.uonto amend the Constitution,
in regard to the Veto power, ct cctera.
lie was replied 10 ia part by Mr. Pres
ton, The ga-2, les were entirely filed
with spectators.
congress Paid me usual Tribute OF
IeSPceI, 10 inc memory oil the Hoa.
DAVIS DimmocE, member Of the
House, who dled at lis residence, in
MonroSe, Pa. lllsr recent oppearance
III his place was well calculated to in
press his fellow members with feelings
OF Solemnly, and to cause them to
forget fora hrlet space at least, the cx-
citemcots Of opposing interests and
bitter contention.
A very warm debate took place in
lie Senate, in relation to the bill from
the House. authorizing the issuiDr cf
| five millions of Treasury notes. #
arose out Of tie consideration If A.
amendment, proposed bv the commit.
| tee, to strike out the cause whi,b nro
Iyiles that the amount Of nal. s antbor
lied. shall be considered a mart oftGo
loan of last session Mr. Woodhnrv
entered iptoa lcnc eynlanation sLow
mo the sad wants Of tbo w., oslr,,
Mr. Calhoun WINS ooainst tho an,o. !
ncnt Mr. p,n.ton was ~ G ,G ','' ~ -
durino the exoenses Of tbe Covn,,,
mcnt, rather tban to is.ua Trea,nr,,
NOES The hin fn,I,v n,s.a5 g., "' -
20. -
Tn rcrIv 70 m ino,7irv from nj.
Bolts; in the Honse. MIR Gnshinr said
that he was raadv 70 rnaorl 60 s6or r ~
the committee shonId dirorf hin, 70 J 10
it. pnon the uFi.caI Aron, D " ~
me President has con,,,,,, y, ioo,,I /
the information in his nassassi ~ ~
relation 10 the CAPTURE Of thc anita r" /
IixDedilon. which was rctarrod to ,bo \
committee o, E,orr,on hlf.irs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19

The whole number Of tribes Of indians
westof the Mississippi river is 45-toaI
amount is 23G, 799-tolal number east and
west Of the said river is 394, 595.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19

The legislature Q! kentucky has order
ed Monument 10 be erected over the
grave Of Gen, Adair, with suitable inscrlp.
lions, &c.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
I'd 4 NJ ID

al THIS county, on SUNDAY sy.,.
'ast'' Mrs. HARRIET A. Hm., ''!' l''
@dlh year of her age. TIL, t,,,,' ''H'
an att1etiona'e wife, kind nr ,%. va a.
has h left a large circle Of r,.. ..., 40 ~
friends to mourn her loss. '" 'i
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
CITATION.
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Holmes County, Sc.

! PROBATE Court, february fern Ise
| A GREEABLY 10 an or5.,S
IA Hon Probate Court Of n.
county, Mississippi, made at ii, F y
Try term thereof, 1912: No,ice,
gwen to all persons ioreresnd
lands, ienemens aud hersdj,,osa.
Thomas Land, late of SAID ron..,.
ceased, to be and personally po,.,e
tore our said county court at The ~
ApF'l term, thereof, 1912, then and A.,
u SHOW cause il any they have GA,
"hy al order should 10, be mazda ~,
Court, for the sale Of the 6IIowi,, !,
scr'Oed lands belonging to the t..,,.
the said deeedanl, to with, Y,
one, two, five, SIX, seven, and Ig,r
being the east halt OF section rwsp,g,o,.
/" township sixteen, range one pcs. ca,
tanning 3O6 and 11,lOO acres.
The Administration Of sud Jece5,,
William ii. Johnson, having lal pre,
Gus term OF this Coun exhibited O.
cath, a Just ard true account Of the per
sonal esale, and deJs Of said decedep,
showing thereby that the personal ESTATE
of sali deceased, is 0saac,sulW pay Iii
debts.
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| 10 dCCp t,slnSteau OF his rnSol,t;o,, n
preamble acrompapied NV ,,yn ', Wv =, !"
lions. which he reed ~ 'oSo,u,
couched in terms Of fine envora o'0
sure, as the (0lloYjno will I'M, eeii'
! Resolved. that the Hon JoIm Gain
cv Adams q member Fam NJ, ~ w.
sets in pre-. cnt.no for fto cnms;J
ton Of TIE Hoose Of ponro o o,,,, q,
ortbe limited States natit ~, 'mra,,yeS
for n dissolution Of fho In,i p,"y i'ls
/ onarcd tbo drcnae4 ;nd,r.,;ti 'o =, voc, n
uorsn ,rwh;ch hei. 1917. W W, ''le
erIt 70 tho neonIa 81 tGa Irl "'' NJ
ofwbich ,bot Honso ~ a., l'' 80; -,'ateS'
oraon and viiI irt1ia., ' 'tr, s, l
n,jftoI ~ ,,os, r,rl s' ,,I5 - NC yer
,bronnh tro;r ,o,',, "o,u ms o"''nlLy'
, ',o" . H. ',I VI, '0'oi '''i'o', III Tie
! NJ E1 W. n.y. n,. "'UI0 " ol,u'
,,.on '' NV nv ,,',',' spoN1 wan great
a.. ~ 'oDo'l, =" . was accepted
o,o w. ! -t tL"t ,, 10y III IeP'y' lie
e''''''''u .''"' '19 proceeding was I'M
P'.o, W., ~ iI' 'i'U,'io' "'eu grey.
"ncc H, 70 "il'cL'' nc SAD, Inc people Of
l'Ie ->o'. I ii1o TO submit ana deciar'
ca '''a' !Ho CONSTITUTION DENIES what
treason IS'
n NJ. lt'ofe" moved 10 postpone un.
III ! uG,o"y next
mr. " 'Sc 'Heh 'ePdeu 70 Mr.. Adams
III 'IIc wal met ILalluef possible, deep
~ CONSUMING Mf. A. Tor ne course lie
lad PoINGeu, declaring from the Ioun
d'tloh OF me government there hld
been an Eiig!iStl party, ana 1t was not
a.incOit 10 See VINO was OF tnat party.
rms was me AboIt.o', In3arrection,
lJlsSoiuuoh.oi tie Unlo2 Party.' MIR
Everett called Mr.. Wise to order in
me mld.toi MS speech, but the speak.
er decided That ne should proceed.
But at half past 5: Mr. Wise intimaled
his WIh tat the House should ad,
Journ, winch was agreed to.
FAsrIvGrcH. Jan. OF. 1870.
Th,re has been 4 street fight Mr.
Campbell OF Ten, assaulted Mr. Board
man of Con-, in CONSEQUENCE Of somo.
thing said in debate. IRe hvstandors
inlerlereG, and caused naJiGnrnmont
of this disgracefuI scene.
The Resolution cen>nrinc Mr. Al.
ans are still cvcjtino The n6,t rsreon
al debate. MIR. u ise cave ,the Iirm
direct to Mr.. Adams in copreo orhis
remarks Mr. Ad,rs had 4 oIa,aJ
that Mr. Wise wa. accountable Tow tLa
death of CilIv who was shut af Wash /
ington in the duel with Mr. Graves '''''
In the Sa,afo fine Pa9k,,nr n;Il
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19

CT The Jury 6as, ge,ornod yerdie,
~ ~'Holi nurderag against Colt for tbe muir.
1e' Of MrAdams in New York 500 d
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19

J. nj. HOLLlNGSW0RTH,
Clerk Of PROBATE Cou,t
Feb. II, l8l2. p 10 6w, pr lee 81
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AGENTS OFFICE. STATE PaIsoS,
huhrrp. Oct 10. 1873.

NOTICE is hereby given, that sealed
Proposals M be The oce Q: me e. sohssris
81 tor The services of Convic with the privilege OF
increasing he same the agent may be able TO furnish 10
@ 6r M, eYceeding Three Hundred, for the term OF
va 800 Sow, the first cav OF January next. 10 be en-
nji - , ,,nnacture OF Files and such articles OF Cn
lery OF ic the United States rincipy sufpea ny
sufeieas shop,roou1 suitably warmed aud lighted VIII
be furnished BY the S;aie. ~,
amount per day. offered tor the oil each
and 10 furnish Tie name person or persons ofered 4.
surety IL the Contract with their written asSenS
ana the respective persons making proposals are required
be present the OF opening such proposals tOeN
a0ihi either in person by duly authorized asepI
cl3 ,D2n HENRY POLHEMUS. Agent
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soNNETs.
q ohps. goRrn.

j..
MrLroN thou shouldst be living at this hour
England hath need of thee she is fen
OF s,agnan; waters; altar. sword and pen.
Fireside, the heroic wealth of hall and bower,
Have forfeited their ancient English dover
Outward happiness We are selfish men;
On raise Us up. return 70 us again;
And give us manners. virtue, freedom, power
Thy soul scQs ike a star, and drel apart
Thon hads, voice whose sound was like the sea,
Pure az the naked heavens, majestic, free
So didst thou travel on LIES common way,
Ia cheerful godliness and yet thy hear,
The lowliest duties ON herself did lay.
GREAT men have been among US hands that Pentieu
And tongues that uttered wisdom. better none
The later Sidney, Marvel, Harrington, ga
Young Vane, and others who called hiitoI, ifienu
These noralis,s could act and comprehend
They knew how genuine glory was put On
Taught us now rghsfally nation shone ETA -, ,sna
In spendor what strength was tha' "ouia hol oeNu
Bur in magnaninous meekness. France, rs strange
Had brought forth no such souls as we mao then,
perpetual emptiness anceasipg change
No single volume paramount, no code,
No master spirit, no determined road;
Bnr eoually want of books and men
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STOVES.


IN VI SIOF ES.-'Fe IiFI1o tIe dl-
,enon OF the public new and splendid assert
nent OF Motifs Stores The frst premium has again been
awarded them as The bes; heat Stoves for Halls Churches
Public Buildings, &c ri the ais fair oil ne American .Gs
mite They have for years stood unryaed regards their
nlity ard economy the decision OF the Judges rs well
rs The increasing demand or the arucie, CONTINUATION
srrnp of their superiority the present time any ether
Stow before public. Our patterns are rich and varied
commanding HE admiration oil all observers Our style ioE
nriyate houses * an ornament the bali well a, most
se!u appendage. An entire house oil any can be Nor,
ougy warmed by single Stove, without recourse at all
70 the parior CRATES during the winter.
We have ao b--n able 10 complete few f"SEEF,sps
PATssT REvERBERATERs Tor parlors, with which The puo-
lie can b. s=rved without delay. 1his stove mas as
the fryt premium of The American Institute IA TIE
best Stove for parlors and exhibited at The Far al
though the competition greater than ON any prsvous
Their construction * extremely simple and Their
efficiency and roaoulv undrniable We have only 10 ASK
the attention OF those purchasing Stoves 70 them and we are
confident itHt they will be pleased SHEPARD GO.
90 In Nor. Stove Warehouse. 80 Watfr-st.
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FNNGLISH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA-
EI ZINES BOOKS AMI pRINTS- Transallanllc

Newspaper Once Liverpool.
CHSRLEs WILMER, Of LiyeIp99l supplies the A IA
ZINES, BOOKS and PRINTS, on the most advantageous
terms He forwards The very latest editions of all thu Lon
don and Provincial Newspapers Shipping Isis Price Cur
rents &C., we'll those from all parts OF the European.
Continent by the Steamers and Liners from Liverpool Lon
don and Bristol and the Magazines Books, ana PnniS, as
soon as published
Ills charge for London Daily PapcriS E7 IS; week
~ one published at Fivepence, IL IS. l0d or Sixpenee,
81 3S 81 per annun; all The Magazines, Books PrIts
he supplies the prices they are charged by the
publishers in London.
orders should TO disappointment, be addressed
CHARLES in fall ard viii De attended unless
companiel by remittance reference Tor payment three
months advance, some Liverpool or London house
interesting American Canadian readers, furnished on
rc,snsni,a ,rr1os II lawly
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CURkD.-sCARPA's

Acoustic Oil Tor the cure Of Deafness Pains and the
discharge of from the Ears; also, all those disagree.
able noises like The buZzng of insects falling OF waters
g-hzzng of steam, &C. which symptoms oil approach
ing Deafness and also generally attendant with dc dis
ease.
IT' Read the following extraordinary Cure: lany
had doubts they may dismiss them ans, the most
ncredu!ous may con.der Deafness as curaie Numerous
cases OF cures and many them very remarkable by The
use of ..SCARPA'S OIL" have been published but this
caps the climax Young old, you may yet recover your
bearing.
lady in Smhfeld, Pennsylvania, and now about eighty
years of age had been gradually getting deaf tor more than
forty years, that next TO impossible 10 make rr
hear conversation in the oudest OF voice Last WINTER
she induced try Scarpa's Oil for psanesS ltis
only necessary add that she has bottles unG
her hearing is perfectly restoredsle IS cured, ANY
information in relation 20 The may be chained al the
store OF DIR JAIME
20 South Third.streci, Philadelphia.
which place also the medicine is for sale
Sold at wholesale and retail by the Agents a. b. D
SANDS Druggists, Nos 79 and 100 Fulton of Gold
ST. and 100 Futon-si also sold by Abraham 3. Sands Co.
No as Broadway, tGrani,e Building corner of Cham
berSst; David Sands Co. No. n East Broadway,
OF Marketst- Price s.. els I'm
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{ FAD THIS.-Having been afflicted

q the last 10 y years with complication of dis
which confined me my house and bed great por
time my stomach extremely weak and vio
lent pains side, strength exhausted, and IN fact
reduced 10 such degree that life seemed TO be nearly
Iinct invited by Dr. Stark weather. and by his advice
commenced the OF his medicinas-but weak and
e5a!ed that could take but half the usual dose OF the
IIepniic Elixir. had taken much medicine previously
tina, had faith confidence in any thing that bore the
name Of medicine However, continued the use OF the
epatic Elixir in half doses, for one week, when began
feel its beneficial effects; then directed to increase
dose which! found could easily bear and TO the utter
asonhment OF myself and friends was soon able to leave
bed and in weeks able 10 ride so miles 10 one
day. which could have done before al any time in ten
years past do my wel about house, and feel per-
ecy we'll feel truly grateful TO the Doctor for his pre-
scrplons md sincerely believe the use OF his Elixir has
Srored health ard can do no less than 10 earnestly en-
all who suffering with bilious diseases To go and
DO likewise and they resi- assured that they will de
rive much benefit rom il as have done believe DR.
S.arkweaers H"pac Eixer TO be truly valuable medi
cine. lDCREIlA ID. LELAND Craton, Mass
For sale by CIIAS. DYER Jr. AZ Westminster St u: J.
Sold wholesale and retail, by the agenls \. 3. SANDS
:. Co No. 273 Broadway Ceramic Buiiding) corner
OF .Chambers-streci. Sold also by A. b. d. SANDS,
Druggists No 70 Fulton street, corner of Gold ST. and No
100 Fulton ST.; and by David Sands Co. No. n East
Broadway, corner o MarHei-streeL
Price 81 per bottle. G%S IN
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4 FFECTIONS OF THE LIVER.

"a Every invalid should and reflect if they desire
restoration healti-l venture 10 affirm, says erhn-
cn writer that gandsource oil health and disease Is con-
rc,pd with natural disordered function OF the liver,
and a every chronic lingering illness arises from some
defect there Chronic Hepatiis the frequent form OF the
seas in This country slow in progressive stages The
gan attack viii be FOR years suffering na%er lis under
shining influence. and real disease VIII indicate 10 the
patient the alarming un6e: which he is !aborn2;
he lmpute> 10 never
Suspcctin that liver bnng affected he latent source
Of these disturbed sensations thus me 1T IS not In ms
power take the necessary precautions 10 guard against
disease are often Sigh; and slt for considerable time,
such as fitness after meals accompanied by oppression
feeling vaculy a, The PIT o; the stomach the mind be-
comes irritable, memory defective, ncapacy Tor mental
exertion prevails the appetite becomes variable tongue
urred mouth caIny tastc vated slight noise causes
start sleep disturbed with iTightiui dreams an
oh " pain right side extending 10 the Top OF the
shoulder ccamp spasms often experienced, and neIy-
oas twchng OF the muscles and aching pain OF lht Ip
naryous or sick headache generally caused by IL Ii Of
len appears in The of cough ashhRa &c diseased
STATE OF The liver either by sympathy pressure induces
er.noen,ent OF the functions OF the lungs and occasions
bse disorders BY changing the morbid state OF The liver
The irritation OF the lungs Immediately gives way. The
Iyar INDEED connections primarily secondarily
r effect with various diseases OF the head as Well as other
parts the system
disorders of the OF the first importance and every
sTrt ned n remedy them should he conducted on rational
ncjpes and by timely and e!cirn. attention and The
use n the most proper medicines many very serous
quence be prevented which TOO often are entailed on
A. remedy peculiarly adapted The cure of liver adec.
ias Dr. Starkweahers Hepa,ic Elixir has proved 10 De
the mo-, pelent ecacious and every days experience
confirms more positively this assertion. II canddly be-
eved tia; no preparation has been before the public
thai has with such rne1ampled appreciation from dis
jruiSied sources distinguished judge aad grateful pa
tents rs medicine and greater ouioun: of suffering
has mtigsted and more cures permanently effected
| BY il than any other medicine e1taDt-
So confident the proprietor Of It's curative properties in
every case when the medicine used according TO his
psi one bottle that produced beneficial effect his
agents are authorised refund the paid for
inrn of The empty bolte.
the United STATES ~ Westminster Providence r l.
| Sold wholesale and retail By the agents, A g. K D.
SANDS. Druggists No. 7a Frions corDer OF God.s;. and
No loo Fulton Also sold By David Sands Co No
East Broadway, corner Of Market street; Abraham .
Sands Co No. rs Broadway, Granite Buildings corner
OF Chambers street Ill im
.I,T ,ry MN 600
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vREAT ATTRACTION.-The sub

scrber. Successor to l. V BADGER, formerly doing
rSiness at go Waer->tree and the original Agent or
vending and selling Professor Orrs Paten, Alright Stove
in ,hs Cy) woad respectfully inform tie pubic that he
las taken tie Mo- 81 Watershed two doors tom
Reekniap where may foGrd complete assortment. OF
The above Stoves style, and reduced prices Over
Five Thousand OF th.ss Stoves snld IN The Cly o
Boston last season. and found be The economical IN
the consumption fuel any Stove heretofore Introduced
They are recommended particularly by Physicians. or
sumption have found great relief by the use OF this Stove,
he air produced being OF more temperature than cn
possibly produced by any other Stove now offered TO The
public Also TcoI'S Alright Stove for wOod-a be1Cti-
iu article; together with Badgers Patent Alright coal
Stove designed for Stores, Offices, Halls and ParorS,
very cheap and economical article printed direction &C
companies all the above stoves Please call and examine
for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere Recorct the
nur,s5S D. o. WENDELL, No 81 Water.S;.
ofg I'm I'd door from Beekman.
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IT IS vureAR."-The following is extracted
from Lockharts Life Of Sir Walter Scott
Lest should forget to mention it, put down
mere reonke which later in life Sir Walter gave
IN my hearing to his daughter Anne. She hap.
pened to say OF something, forge, what, that she
could not not abide lit was vulgar {" NV love"
SAID her father you speak like avery Young LADY;
Go you Know after all, the meaning OF this word
vuigars lis only eommon--no,hing thu, is cnn,.
mon, except wickedness, can deserve to be snoIe,
of in tone of contempt; and when YOU have lived
to my years,you will be disposed to agree with me in
thanking God that nothing really worth having o,
caring sboar in this world is uncommoa.'
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4 DlAMosD.-The last fredericksburg Herald
saws that there has been found ON the farm OF Dr.
Grymes, of Orange County, diamond pronounced
10 be of the frs, water, Of yelowish green color
weighing upward of fse-eighths of a carat. The
editor has seen it. and says that when polished of
its exterior crust, il will doubt be a beautiful
and brilliant gem. 1t was asserted some few
years ago that diamond was found in one OF the
Western States. If so, this is the second ever
produced in the United States.
Richmond Compiler.
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aHAYDEN'S Premium pena.-A Silver

aEAYDEN'S Premium pens.-A Silver
q a. Medal awarded J. Hayden tor his very snpe-
rior Pcns by the American Iustitu. al its last Fair The
Government have given them the Preference, and the best
accountants and many the public Institutions will
other Pens They have justly obtained the highest repui-
on surpassed ifeauaed by any in the country
The trade Supplied the Manuiacturers prices by e
agents }. r HAYDEN, rlait-streei.
If
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~ Good Ohlces 70 Lei al far rents IN the en,ia
inc No rs Nassau-st ust now enlarged and improved
Tier are well located, pleasant and eommodions. oisu
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Coughs and Colds.
y EMENiBER No. 81 North Sixth street.

~ LIN LIN 4'V. UI INUTlIl SIKH SITtcI.
e q one door below Archsreet Philadelphia the most
certain and best FAMILY SEDICiNE. for Coughs Colds
Splitting Flood Threat and Lung Diseases rising seuss
ton Ike choking tickling unpleasant, INSTRUCTIONS For
he a6ive Dr. SwAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY will be found The grea, remedy Persons who
have abused themselves by the of ardent spirits will
find both their strength asd resolution much improved by
lea Ing of the spirits and taking draft occasionally of The
above restorative. All preparations from this Tauae tree
except the above, may be considered spurious or
.erieiI The re, article may had of The following Agents.
or Ne. 81 North Si1thStreei, Philadelphia.
LIST OF AGENTS
DR. ". II. Minor, Druggist, la2 Broadway NesyYork
Mrs. NJ. Hayes, $50 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Benjamin O.ds, Newark, n. j.
olis Mason Patterson. In
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IpARLOR sTOVES-Extra.-R. d.

DARLOR STOVES-Extra.---R. ID.
d McELKOY Nc. l0s Beeanarstreei, near water.si..
manufactures and has hand prrior OF Par
Tor Stoves, Gales the Philadelphia Radiators which were
invented by the celebrated Jonas Gleason OF Philadelphia
and the demand in thai ely and the State Of Pennsylvania
for the last three four years is with )u parallel in this
country and they introduced in s city las. with
equal success, which proves jem 10 be the most Sacldry
article Introduced Par!cr, taking less tan af
the fuel OF CRATE, and are free from dust.
He has sizes OF them, suitable lar almost any situation
The following only icwo those that have used diem
in NewYori and vicinity, and be given rs reference
Martin Van Buren,, Kinderiooh, NeH.Yori..
J. J. Coddiroton No. u Bond street,
Major j. Benedict. sol lenry-stree',
NJ L. Grsw0!, 73 GhamherS.sreet,
Mr.. Mitchell, lG5 WarrensIert,
Samuel Williams, III Wavsrley place,
John Degr1w / Sone.streel
J. T. Norris, l40 East Broadway,
hlessrS. Iiarnden& Co, Wall street,
{" Lyon u Co, co 4berly.sreet
Nalby IL Starr, az Watershed,
Rramhall Alternately i Collins. IS Nassau street N.
l.. L. WymaB; q ProspecistreeI. Brooklyn.
Fem j. Caiorne, $50 !Ienry-strrel,
Edward 4. Bidcn 2lGPearl-Streri.
D. Pefk ms, g. Henry street, Z"
lie has also on hand general supply Of the ap-
proved Cooking Stoves; also, Alright Stoves OF
approved kind, and atredGced prices. MI I'm
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GLAZED HARDWARE PAPER
So by 80 inches 100 reams; "a by 81 d. 100 reaE,s;
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