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RrusnRtELE lNsTlNcE OF srfcDE. We learn
from the letter ola friend that Capain JANIS PrrTr
residing McNaifs. IN Polk county. CIeun) com
united suicide the 18th Of February by blowing out
his brains with a ufc. lie placed the muz.le Of the
gun directly between his eyes and discharged II by a
string attached in 10 the trigger lie had no
white family, thee any person the premises
except hsnepm, 81 IN number. \ jury Of inquest
summoned aud the manner IN which the decreased
came 10 his death settled, after which portion Of the
Jury ook charge Of his effects. They go his keys. aud
upon opening the first trunk found hls viii. written
days previous by which Two Of the jury Then present
Were appointed his executors. (one Of whom IS the friend
who communicates the togcncc) They also found
III the trunk len MonsdHd dollars in gold and sill
YER The pufport 4 the will was. that his negroes
should he freed, aud all uf his personal effects together
with the cash on hand. divided amongst them. The
money dapI'lt,d IN of the banks Athens for
sale keeping, aud the took charge Of his other
property. IHghlnd :. e. } .SsntiAci
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SELL wa orr
At PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES

j NO. J. Pl Ms, Informs his customers and the
~ public generally, that as the is nearly eon,
ior selling " inter Goods he is determined from This da,
to give great Bargains
Btmhcts, FhoHcls, .Ncrinoes, Saitncits. Kentucky
and iome spun leans. u ooiicn Socks and Stochiags
Na~ts q all kinds, Cloths and Cassimeres, Bonbdecs.
CUcassid,ls. and ShtH GoodS gcaernly,
lie has lately added ta his stock of BoNNrrs, RrR
mons. CALIcoEs, SILK Goops. and lloslERy of all
kinds. which will be sold at very reduced prices.
JOHN j. lRNlS.
Jan. 10 if Is
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a DREADFUL. SCENE
From he Philafelphia Inquirer .lo,a

'7ITU
Yesterday morning about half past 10 o'clock, fire
broke out in carpenters shop. the corner of Marshall
and Parish streets, which proved the cause of most
tra.ca calamity In Sixth street, near Parish, there is
primary school for boys, which is attended hy about
hundred little scholars. Tie smoke rolled in vol
umes against the school room, which is up one
pair Of narrow stairs. Such was the panic created
that the children made rush 10 escape, notwithstanding
that the teachers endeavored but in yain TO restrain
them. The foremost were thrown down. and most OF
the others fell them in the stairs. until as we are as
sured 10y neghlor who assisted in eNtreatine tie little
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TT RNER, BU RNEIL \ Go.

|BNlE subscriber Is nov prepared 10 furnish any fam
i 'y desiring the above instrument, upon the most
Liberal terms and from the most approved Manufactures
IN tn" nled States. The justly deserved reputation
obtained by the different MAKERS has been 50 much aud
d through the public press, that any remarks of his
"yt y unnecessary np9a ;'c present. occasor Nc be
~, known as a manufacturer Of the instrument, can re-
commend The Pianos made by the different establish
mcus. as Inferior To none IN the world. All that he l,-
qlns Is lflal and If the purchaser Is not pleased with
tho instrument, IT can be returned
w. +. GREENE. Agent.
o. All Pianos sold by will be packed and sent to
any distance IN the country, free Of expense They Will
aSo b" KEPT IN order year without any charge the
purchaser by myse.as pass through the country twice
Il Year regularly.
IL
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tie last L. gisaiuIe were IN favor OF n td'dic fesi
iat-auI that it was only by tic rcte ;. Tie House oil
Delegates thai the propos ton 10 compel the Banks TO
resume the Isl day Of June defeated Had that
proposition Succeeded and had the Parks either deter
mined ogo into liquidation, or attempted TO maintain
themselves ly Tedeemng their nctcs. and ccasing 10
reissue hcm the consequence would have been
y To cut OFF quarter Of million Of dollars per
from the State treasury, now received IN the shape Of
dividends upon Bank stock and to render it incumbent
upon the Legislature raise that amount ly increased
burhtns upon the people, in Order to meet the demands
against the Commonwealth. In this point Of view alone
We hold it to be fortunate that the I.oru Foes
wcf not strong enough al the late session of the Legs
laure, 10 cary out their cples"-and we regard
rs al least within the scope ofpssbliiy that their as
ceniancy next winter will not he free from hazard. OF
this. however, the people Judge for themselves with
these facts before them. In popular government like
ours, their voice Is omnipoten-and ii is Tor them in
wife or to avert the evils at which we have but barely
glanced.
But 10 return to our statements. II may be interest
ing to know the comparative condition Of the Banks Of
tins State, to cash and cash liabilities and rs
10 CON and circulation, during the last five years Ihc
aggregate cash means and cash liabilities Of all e BS
OF this State, and their aggregate proportion Of coin II
circulation, were as follows, the several periods men
iioned viz.
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drc0f bargains ia British TsHry
AMERICAN DIZZY GOODS.
TURNER, EssRNyEIaaCo.

4 RI. NV opening fl the Spring Trade an entiIcly
n new, iali and general assortment Of staple and
Fancy Dry 6odsallo u which they determined to Of
Ter for cash OF 10 runeual customers. nj tho Lowest Mar
ket Price. The i1ll1~ng comprise a part Of their
Stock
fLOTUS.
Super VOL dyed Black Cloths; Invisible Green. o.
i've, Brown and Blue Clotls. all qualities and prices
lrola s! ID Ia SO per yard.
C.ISSLUERES
large assortment of French < English Cass.mcr,s :
some beautiful sly ii ehr shades and new patterns.
IESTLN1,S
Rich French and English Satins. fancy col1ured and
PLAN; white and coofed NarclIles aud Nicrno lcsImgs
SILh GOODS.
Black aud blue black Gros lie Rhine Silks: rch Wa
lend aud Stripped hrs Antique; fancy coored Chcnr:
fmd aud thIngclhle Silks, aud beautiful STYLES.
FRE,N1U LIU.N'S
arfe 7rlmcot, comprising I'll shades colours and
patterns, fom the p~cs 10 the finest qualities
LINEN GOODS
superior Grass bIcachcd Irish IInons Brown Frepch
l. mems aud Dnlnss, large assortment a, yer, low
prices.
utSLhN GOODS.
Plain striped and Figured Jachoncts; Null Book
aud SWISS Mnslns. PLAIN and figured.
EANCI RIBBO.N;S.
Plaid, Striped Figured and Naicrcd Gro de Nan;
Bonnet and Gap Ribbons. all widths and shades
HOSIERY
White aud black plainaud ribbed English SILK lose
black and White Cotton, at all prices from twelve and
a halt cents upwards.
DOMESTIC GOODS
No. | and Cotton Ozlahurgs; 3 l. / aud ! Brown
Shocilngs aud Shrtngs; :. 1 aud / BIcached do;
Pr,n theehs,and h,avy indigo paids of the hs quality
\. B.-,n addition 10 the above the, have LARGE rs
soumtn oi Fancy Colored SILK Gloves Mals Linen
aud Cambria llandkrrchics, Shawls ScarIs Thread
lac's. Edgngs lnserlings French fmorolcry and
other siNlcs oI desirable Goods, which they will offer
reduced Prices 10 all that may be disposed To pur
chase.
TURNER, BU RWEII \ Go.
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DEsr,rcnEs 7, TEN.s-ln reference TO some state
meuis in the New Orleans Iapers, authorized aud
requested declare that dispatches have been sent
by Ibis Government President iorsroN aud thai no
son Of the Secretary of War has been employed 10
vey any dispatches TO any person officer render
any other selyice whatever Tor the Government OF any
offs Departments, Ma hf.
Hon. Asunrt SMITH. Chargc d Aiaires from thu
Government Of Texas tn Great Britain and France and
Mr.. GEORGE X. ItrLoN. Secretary If Legation. hayr
arrived IN tins city anl l9lgcd at Gadsby lorl.
Ii.
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sufi,rers they seemed 10 form pile three fur feet
hell. and extending les- from the top Of the
stairs 10 the bottom. Tie scene at this moment
Truly rlghtnl, and the mothers who lived near. nnhing
wildly for then children. added much to the eoniuson
and tcrrer. some ot the boys jumped from the windows
and ii was impossible for the teachers To restore any
Thing like order. presence Of mind. We gricve To
learn thai nine of the boys seriously innredthroc
liz dangerously bruised. and is since dead But. if
aay thing wanting IN deepen the allcton, ii is To
b found IN The fact that The fire WAS tie aci If some
.lcnd likr nceudary-as neither fire nor candles had
hotn used IN the carpenter shop for two days.
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The Columbus fnrn) Enquirer OF March als, says
- he I'D Bank oi Columbus suspended payments yes
icuiF. rom All can Learn. she has exhausted her
available moan' in trlnI hold and owes up The
tate o her SISTER Institutions Of the city after desperate
struggle.
W. hafc 40 particulars; in al probability SHE viii mol
Try 10 sumo agaln. lut 90 fast possible to wind
uphcr affairs and pay Tar she may be able. The
extent oi her ability We ,u not know"
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I'T hclng the desire of Mr.. Addison Irvine To with
draw from the business. III consequence of hi, wish
move Ia Meadsyle, Will from tins time uti,r our
GOoDSa very reduced prices, III order to effect that
object as speedily rs possible.
We Invite our customers and all others wishing To buy
10 call and examine stoc>-Ii will bc found 10 con
slst OF MANY NEkA DESIRABLE GOODS.
WHITE, TARDN 4 IRVINE.
March tsf
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The Burlington fIowa) Gazette says that The princi
pal chet. al tic Sac aud Fox nation Of Indians have
lad application l. the War Department n Washington
To be %rnttcd TWIST the seat II government with TN
view Il concluding treaty Ter the ccssion of portion
OF the country Al preeni owned by them to the general
government
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

An IMP faa' act ofthe House Of Representative asl
week WAS the aduption Il resolution. introduced by
john Quincy Adams dispensing with the formal pf,sru
tafinn ct pnns in The lansr Cor The remainder o tho
srsson and ordering that tseh m,anher Should stnd al
petitions IN hs hands directly 10 she table ohc Spraer
who is authorized 10 refer thom appnprlatele e>eln
ding spch forbidden by the rule This save,
.ae entire day IN each fortnight. arar, or pes
ions uad,r the rules.
f.x President Van l'nno. accompanied by j h faa
DIM. F~l. aud MAJOR an Butcu. arrived at Columbia
&. c. the 18th alt. They ncrc hosrlay cnt tisacd
by e thu ma~ distinguished cllzens ct tho par
anil to'a Their departure ibo 3oth fr Ncv Odeans
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ooN@RESS.-Atoar last dates, the straie wa, ~
g'sed On the Loan BiI-and the House of Represent,
lives Gu the Appropriation Bill.
lie last ~ y Journal of Commerce says. ..tbero :.
no doubt that the 1an will be negotiated nmedi a,.,
the passage OF the bill there parties ready IN ,,I
with spirit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

BOTETOU TT AND ROANOKE Ii I,u
these counties there are two Democratic canailol,s -
'N' 'or'ner lanes Il. W I'son Esq nominated by eau
Gus AID Maj W lam f. Reynolds, who comes out on
ms own ho'A:-and IN HE latter, Nathaniel BurwelI
fSl. the Caucus nominee, and Capt David Stone. VIII.
takes he field ON his own responsibility. 1t is said that
the Wings VIII mol have candidates in either county
not deemfg proper to take advantage Of these rrly
d'scafis 10 eccta Wing by minority vote
In tie Hoclouri Senatorial district there is also con
Insi'n-'eln MeGaulcy lavirg received the y, mil,
ti,n ot the District Convention. and Cap Bcn.anin
Calpef Icing brought cut hy meeting in Botctorr-
Another Convention, however, is about 10 he heidi far
the purpose ol reeanc'ling if possible, Lesc "nmIly
iars.
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CAI23tLi CDCNri.-We observe. in H..
last Republican, the proceedings Ola meeting he i =,
Lre'Eille IN this county, by which Col james {. Dca,
ing AM Sterling C. Andersen, Esl., were rccomnor,.,
as suitable persons To be supported (by the Democrat
party 50 called for the next House Of Delegates H.,
Wings may rest satisfied, that whether these r,n,,o,
accept this nomination not there will be D,m,cr.,;.
candidates in the field. Hence the necessity far mn.
IN o,r ranks. We call Upon the Wings 10 secure o.,
cert ot action Ii is duty they to themselves ~,
to their principles. Party action never be ,1,.,i,,
indeed, parties themselves would cease ,ocxis,
without organization, and that term implies the sur,
der individual preferences and antpathes in fr,Lo.
a"'o Of the common ohs'ri Of their association If each
man should determine II vote only for his first cL;
IS evident HAT there would lie d,zon Riclm,rJ j.; =
field, On both sides. and in every county Couci,.,
mpfonsc--unlon--e ncrgy-bo these our watch
words and success is certain. Without them. dcl,is
Just as inevitable.
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Dome0tte frltcUtNenrr.

APPOINTMENTS By TIE PRESIDENT.
By aud ,rim The odrice aud oonscm Of he .seao,c
J,uEsW. McCULLon. Of Maryland, Comptroller Of
the Treasury
JAMES H. WEAKLr. Surveyor General for Alabama
reanpolpjed,
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TENtS.-Ne have nothing later from Te,,s -,
schr Naieh"'an' Capt Murray arrived aiNew o.ems
On The 10Th ut from Aalamorls; and Capt. NJ. stated
that he had heard ~ troops marching into Texas
but this circumstance Is not deemed important 4.,l
press IN Mexico Is government machine. aud o., ono
prcsumes 10 assert what is hot officially aunounced
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Inc Government oi Cuba, says a private corrcspon-
dent Of the New Orleans Bee seems To have came NJ
last II the determination not suffer any lonpcr the
import OF slaves from Africa This is eyinced by the
following fact The Spanish brig Of war C,tba,o cap
t1rrd onthe 10th ofFcbruary off Porto Rico tn, schooner
'lel" abandoned by her officers and without papers.
under the Portuguese flag, with p negroes ON board
The vessel and cargo entered the port IN the 9th instant
accompanied by the Cuhano The prize is awaiting
the decision Of The Gnyernment
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CoNsrI.s.

JAMES ITAcrErY, for the port Of I.iyefPool.
ALEXANDER POWELL, fcnnsy lsana, iur the Pofi Of
Rio dc Janciro.
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THE TARIFF PARTY-A call for State Con
vonon in Pennsylvania to be held in Harrisburg on Inc
18th inst appears in the papers of that State Among
The sgners are VIM. Wilkins late Minister to Russia
james NJ. Porter, Governor of the State, and CALVIN
Blvthr--all Leading leo N,c1s
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IUEII 1T .fID -
Equivalent 10 S4,l!2,GC0-from which the State
Treasury annually derives about S250,00O in the shape
OF dividends. Gut of this source Of revenue and we
are reduced to the necessity Of supplying the deficiency
thereby created. by the imposition of additional taxes
keeping tbs fact in mind, ask the people to remem
ier that large majority # the Loco Fuco members or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

o. HENRY CLAWS Valcdictorv. ON ro,;r;r,, from,
tie public councils Will be found in our Columns tpis
n'''o9 VI course 1t is not necessary 10 ..add per-
!"''e 10 Tue Vloie'' by praslng it, Even the Globe
IN noticing It. ming Is dropot honey with lis gaiI.
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4 RE now opening lor the Spring Trade. enii1cly
~ new, fall and general assortment Of Staple and
Fancy Dry hpds.a II which they are determined To Of
fer for cash OF 10 runel customers nj the Lowest Mar
,et Price,. The fl7~Ing comprise part Of their
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THE WING ALMANAC AND y. s. REGISTER
For lSA3.

l. AN ALMANAC, or CALENDAR. FOR Es45, tll
and complete with all the usual Calculations adap'eo 10
every State in the Union &c, &c.
o THE PRINCIPLES AND MEASURES of III T.
WIGS: plain and condensed statement oil the poiais
ofdereuce between the contsndpg paresin this Coun-
try embracing an exposition and defence OF the views oil
the Wings: by II. GREELEY.
AN EXPOSITION AND DEFENCE OF THE PRO
TEcT1oN OF HOME INDUSTRY, showing its Poll
cy Necessity and benefits TO the Laborlng Mea OF tins
Counrv and how II contributes TO the Prosperity ana
welfare of the People: BY H. GREELEY
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY, clear and glowing, writ
ten expressly for this work ,,o,,r, ,rr
OEFICIAI RETURNS OF ALL IMPoRIAN
ELECTIONS, in the several States and Counties Oh ,he
Union from 1856 downward including especially 'ne
Of every State and County in the PRESIDENTIAL cohes' u
8 am ssiSEcnoTEs, MlscELLANIEs, sc-a great va
!. FINES OF HOLDING ELECTIONS in all the States;
the number of Members OF Congress and ELECTION OF
President TO which each is entitled, &c.. &c.
THE WING ALMANAC contains 81 large ana ciosey
printed pages on fine white paper neatly p'i'eu anu
stitched iii priRied cover. az.
Ut Price ior single copies la4 cents, ~ per '0'' anu w.
per 1885, For sale by the Booksellers gehef"y' anu ~ Wy
principal cities the Union by the Agents OF lhe
" Orders, unless accompanied by the cash. easho' "
attended to. GREELEY McELfAlh'
olof Tribune Buildings, loo Nassau's'
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nR. ALIENS Balsam of Hoarhound

N Il. ALLEN > BalSam OF noailo
Liverwor and Pleurisy foo,-For Cosumptlah s!s
liver Complaint, Coils Coughs Spltilng OF hkoo' 70
,arrh Asthma Diculty OF Breathing Fam ~ inc Sd,
Plantation of the Heart. Oppression and sores Ut
Chest Peursy Hectic Fever Night Sweais pheu rt aha
Protuse EzpecoralioD, and oil Affections oil lhe enes
Lungs and Liver. .,;,., mo, IN
;cnver .on,e remedy would arrest the raVas VI i'
Trmi,iah.- disease, Consumption g.,
Th, Hoarhouud Liverwor and Pleufisy fsoo hfre ~
ntnres he-n celebrated in the cure et diseases VI RIG
Lungs and Liver. ., .a,,iry tb,,
CossuMpTIoN AND BAD CouGH-Thls IS to csrtliy INA,
e horIe OF Dr. Aliens Bal,an Of Hoarhound, LiserTo
nd pieurisy Hoot has cured me OF severe cousn
tried many ether remedies without me !east orbe
na'ih JAMES BACKMAN, No 1856 james 81
prv M JOHN ScoTT thai he has nnae oss o W
49,, RaIsan sf Hoarhonnd, Liverwcrtahd fienTsy t,ooS
ir Thai MANY OF hi. Church have also used IL sose o
s, onnarenty 10 the stages OF consuH win tL
~ asinpi.bic effect He feels in duty oonnn 10 na
lis ,blj staremea, and hops that all cies
80; ,h,e lsborng Under consumption WIZ aor, SrT
IT, mr. Allrn,s Baisam REV. DR.. JOHN SSO VI.
.rr,sp TO YOUR CouGH-Although Or. Aliens t nSss.u
e sovereign cure for consumption; SUI ,ry R.ian
@ - let your coughs run without VI. 'T ~ :; M
oG1 u,bonnd livrrwort and Pleurlsy hoos ~
o. ,r ihipg for persons break oioon si ~ az ~
and die in Is niinutes-tha We ha'e
oil rough dear reader, go THIS day anu &c. w
YOU fayy dose, of il will cure you; 'uaj
baiIa Sold by VIM. a. TYLER, wholesale ages. 20
@ street ard E. II. tiuion, eorne! bo~efy dAo 20 emu
streets -
Is, fnr
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NT AGAZiNES and Periodicals for Oct.
The Artist Godcy's Ladies' Book, Grahams La
dies and Gcnenans Magazine, Indies World OF Fashion,
Young Peoples Book Boston and Beneyf mnee any
1000 encravngs; Biblical journal, Christian Family Mag
anime Edited by II. Rect and D. Newell; Temperance
and other Almanacs; The Rainbow and Radiant, new
humorous and witty journal well calculated TO please the
lively and gay All which will be sold wholesale an1
retail liberal discount made TO these Who sell again
NJ B. 50 Agents wanted TO circulate Magazines, Peri
odcals, &c AZ. =,
P.S. All Editors of Papers who will copy the above
weekly and send copy this Office shall havea copy OF
the Radiant or Farm House of the XIX Century sent to
them according as they may direct A. j. SENTON
nj 3taw Ina M. IL Beekman cor. NasSau-st.
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TMpORTANT TO MERCHANTS =
Tte contents OF wilers Patent SaauaDter Safe have
nver been injured tmach less destroyed by hfe Ihey
1,n anlv he had M the Iron Safe Store Of
co. l'sD' ' SIi4AS G.. HERRING, lS9 Water street
Safes nf other makers such have bees taken in
par, payment for wde, for sale at less than one h" o.
first cost. as above.
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VNNGLIsH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA-

a. ZINES, BOoKs AND PKINT9.-I F'ls1lldl''''
Newspaper Office, Liverpool ,, ,, .re.
CHARLES WILMER of Liverpool. supplies The aH's'
rican public with BRITISH NEwsPAPEkIS,
ZINES BOOKS and PRINTS on The most aas M @
don and Provincial Newspapers Shipping Lists Price Cur
rents &c &c. as well those from all parts OF the
continent by the Steamers and Liners from Liverpool on
don and Bristol and the Magazines Books ana frl'
soon published. q, &c. mr. /. wesl
IL, nne published at Fivepence I'll SIS lQd or ShIiiee
s; Is 81 per annuH all the Magazines BOOKS, or m M
he supplies at the prices as they are cAa se ~ ~
publishers in London. Ja,.es.d
orders should to prevent disappointment he addressed
CHARLES in FULL and none Will be attended 10 uneI
,onths in advance on some Liverpool London house
PS-News Letters comprising an epltome ot eyeLf ui'g
Interesting =, -,' t1 " II lawly
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G.7vr nm PLAIN GLASS of every

GA 49, ,randoIes, Frepcl, and Epgiis poree.
hin 81 ' .d ns"Rs . s 3 r' o
Of all sizes and hotels and families, p applying al
ssTpool 5S CO.'S Faepr No % ,s GGse ana al
stnrs NO - watched to any patterns Goods sen; 70 ssy
Aa .be eoantryree package and eartage ~
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nEW in Ascension Church for SALE
Pew No. Is on the ground n1or, In VIC 0o'' 70 1a
Csn,ch. Apply al No. 7s S0nih-street. Ieis
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MFRS. A. f. RUSSELL informs her

TAI RS. A. F.. KUSSELL informs her
I'VE friends and iorrer patrons that she prepared
receive pups AT her residence. 6 liDertyrce, where
circulars also may be obtained She has permission refer
the following gentlemen:
David NJ Reese. Nj. D. No. 81 Howar,t.s,reet.
NIessrs Dosway X Brothers, 1870 PearEs.reet
hessrs l.. 4 w. Kirby Il Cedar-s,reeI
Francis Hall, Esq, Office Commercial Advertiser.
nir. Charles Arms 1877 Pearl.street.
Mrs russell vii! also give private instruction Ladies in
great variety OF ornamental needle work specimens Of
which may he her residence Persons DESTROYS OF
obtaining knowledge OF the above, will be taught from
until 5p. NJ. Terms, 50 cents per Lesson.
n. b. Several specimens are an entire new work.
1yt
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This Company prepared to insure against loss or dam.
age by Ere Dwelling Houses, occupied in who or In part
as such Household Furniture and all Household Property
ordinarily kept dwelling houses. Every person lnsur
ing with this Company is entitled 10 one vote for each nun
,Ira ,lOIlat sjpcure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

70 NIAGARA County has set up THOMAS L.
FIaetER and Col. JONI sweeney to represent
her in the next Assembly. They will be elected
q course, but we hope the Wings Of the Cataract
County viii jus. resolve 10 put up their majority TO
1900. There is never so good time TO wsrk as
when you can charge upon broken and flying ad-
yessary,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

Us The Wings Of CuEsANeo have nominated
ALFRED PUnpY for County Clerk, with DgnAs
HUBBARD, lr. orls J. TRACY and HENRY Ben
sET for Assembly They arc put up to be elected,
and our friends in Chenango say ii be done.