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Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-11

Several of the locofoco newspapers perse.
we're in applying the epithet. "Federalist, .
Iothe Republican Henry Clay, of kentucky
Those editors very well know that Mr.. Clay
is not federalist-that on the contrary, he
has been uniform and unwavering Ia his
OPPOSITION to the principles of the old fed
eral party, ever since he arrived at mature
years. The term, s.federolist." is oaious 10
the people--it is therefore used as kind OF
raw-head-and- bloody bones affair, 10 fright
en- the timid and delude the ignorant. The
locofoco party constantly taant the wings
with their log cabin "humbug" of / $40. La
all seriousness, we would ask, is that party
which resorts TO aciifnI taEsehood and habit
uaL sLander 10 carry out Its views, more
blameable than one which INDUCES, occa-
sionalIy, in the harmless exhibition Of party
emblems2
1t is surely unnecessary for US to attempt
a labored defence Of MIR, Clay from the
charge of federalism Intelligent men, OF
both parties, know him as genuine repub-
lican. and hence require no comments. Ig-
norant and illiterate persons do not use such
articles as public newspapers, and conse-
quently would never be benc6tted by what
we might advance. We will. however, adj
vert to one or two facts. lst. Mr.. Clay oD-
posed the elder Adams, a real Federal Pres
idenL Cd MIR. Clay supported Jefferson,
who came into office under the victorious
flag of repubEicanism Sd. Mr.. Clay sup
ported the repupLicon administrations OF
Madison and Monroe. 4th. Whilst the fed
eral party were retarding the prosecution of
the late war. by every means ln their power,
Henry Clay. the republican patriot, stood
nobly forth as the advocate of that noble
measure Now, we think these notorious
facts are sufficient to destroy the force ofthe
charge above mentioned. Il may not, how
ever. be improper to add one more argu-
ment We all know that the federalistss IS
a party, have ever struggled TO add more
poscer TO the General Government, and TO
give more strength to the Executive arm. 1t
has ever been their policy to draw political
power from the extremities to the head of
government. Has Mr.. Clay ever concur
red in this federal policy2 No. veriiyt On
he contrary. he has ever waged bold and
warfare against the overshadow
ing tendency of the Federal Government
aud the fearful usurpations of the Executive e
He has never wavered IN his
advocacy ofthe rights of the States. and the
ofthe people Almost alone, he
the tyranny and usurpations of
Andrew Jackson, so soon as they were de-
veioped in the history of that arbitrary and
yrasping administration Even now, be IS
for true republican principles, BY
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-11
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II, I842.

erable, interesting and agreeable; and ven
ture 10 say that nothing could have Induced
them. as a society, whatever few indirtdu
ais might have been tempted 10 do. to seize
the occasion of my casual passage through
this State, TO offer me personal iadiraiiy.
This part of MIR. Clay's speech was lis
tened to with deep and absorbing attention..
and was followed by loud bursts of ap-
plause
respect the motives Of rational abolition
ISIS. who are actualed by a sentiment Of de-
votion to human liberty, although | deplcre
and deprecate the consequences of the agila-
tion of the question. 1 have even many
friends among them. But they are not mo-
nomaniacs who. surrendefing themselves to
4 single idea, look altogether to the black
side of human life. They do not believe
that the sum total of all our efforts and all
our solictude should be abolition. They be-
lieye that theIe are duties to perform towards
the white man as well as the black. They
want good government good administration
and the general prosperity of their country.
| shall, Mr.. Mendenhail. take your peti-
ton into respectful and deliberate considera-
ton; but before l come to a final decision, |
should like to know what you and your as
soclates are willing to do for the slaves in my
possession if | should think proper to liber-
ate them. own about fiily. who are prob
ably worth fifteen thousand dollars To
turn them loose upon society, without any
means Of subsistence or support would be. an
act Of cruelty. Are you willing to raise and
secure the payment of fifteen thousand dol
lars, for their benefit, if should be induced
to free them2 The security of The payment
of that sum would materially lessen the OBJ
stacles in the way oftheir emancipation.
And now, Mr. MendenhalI, l must take
respectful leave of you. We seperate as we
have net, with TO unkind feelings, no excl
ted anger or dissatisfaction on my part,
whatever may have been your motives. and
these | refer to our common Judge above, TO
whom we are both responsible Go home,
and mind your own business and leave 9TH
er people to take care of theirs Limit your
benevolent exertions to your own neig hbor
aood. Within that circle you will find an
pie scope for the exercise of all your chari-
ties.-Dry up the tears of the afflicted wild
ows around you, console and comfort the
helpless orphan. clothe the naked, and feed
and help the poor, black and white who
peed succor And you will be a better and
wiser man than you have this day shown
yourself
[Rapturous applause followed the conclu
sion oftse speech
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-11

FATsL RsscousTEa.--A renconter took place
on Monday last, between Mr. James M Peas, Cor
some years past resident of this county, and
Mr. Dibreii, of Tennessee. The parties were
at variance-metin the open road near Mr.. ?. s
residence words passed-bloVs ensued--pistol
shots were exchanged-and Mr. P. fell MORALLY
wounded Mr.. Dibrel1 escaped unhurt. The
ball from the pistol of his opponent, entered
the breast of Mr.. Pcase. who lived scarce Eve
minutes afler having received the wound
Mr.. Dibrell Immediately placed himself in
the custody Of officers Of justice and has since
been discharged by court Of Enquiry
fYazoo Wig.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-11

advocating the restriction Of Exec utiye pow
er 10 its legitimate channel; BY announcing
the constant tendency Of The Government
towards consolidation. and BY maintaining
saat each of the three great departments
shenid be restricted to an exercise Of the pc
cellar powers conferred upon each. He
shows hlmselfio be a true republican in this:
that he recognises The people as constituting
the true source Of political po yer. and advo-
Gates modification Of the VETO POWER, an
order thai the rosce of the people atay pre-
rail orer The ofse-9aa federal poarer
Truly. Mr.. Clay is a curious sort OF
q federalism
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-11
sRrsr OF rms oRnAr MoaMos PRoPH-

ARRrsT OF THE GREAT MoRMoN PRoPH-
ET.--Joe Smith is ia custody in Carthage,
If the papers can be believed in this matter.
and is to be brough. before Judge Douglas.
who is there holding court. on writ OF Aa-
beas corpus, for the purpose of trying the
validity of the Governments writ Of arrest.
From the course things are taking, it is
not Improbable, says an illinois paper.
that the same farce played of two years ago.
IN which the same parties were interested,
will be reacted again in the present instance
ICin. Sun.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-11
TO GENTLEMEN.

1t chills my blood TO hear The blesf Supreme
Rudely appea el to-cn each trifling taeme I
Maintain your rank; vulgarity despise.
To swear IS neither brave. polite nor wise
You would not swear upon bed Of death.
Rehect-your Maker noe may stop your
breath
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-11
TgOS. A. FALCONER.
THE
- SPRINGS GAZETTE

Z - ii f. =
VD' .s.t,wn of Holly Springs, Mis-
y - ~ Tares Dollars PER aBnum
f'.ls. =. -e- Dg.lzrs and Fifty Cents pay
l.t'-- .,-- -bs-and -Four DoIkurs at the
Az =. 80 .''. - h-criptioa sa9cn foI less than
,e.ts viii be inserted At 81
|eFIise ~. - or less) for The first inser-
rie 'IH gr each additional one. Ad-
n go. - lted with the number of in
- ttsu, wili Be inserted aH'll oraerco
/ ..sTzsi ace5Ftingiy. ;,,h 80
g ean4idaieS ior III oilice 5. Mili De-lol 7
.'1--c5aniY -, 10 ~ I'all uo"n VI - - u M
r' .,l-p .ed to the Editor, on business
lf-.s '-., -sis- BE- rcst paid 10 secure atten-
,s. W. paid frr an JOB Work
|la'n -5;.. ,ccn as CeliveTcd.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-11

No passion incidental to humanity embra.
ces so vast space. and such an infaite :nul.
tiplieity of objects az love
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-11

:, saableI to present the Speech Of
--- Richmonl, ia Indiana. on the
frhs oresentaiion to him of an Alb
-,..5a. his prepared from notes Ia
l.lirrrr, and Us general accuracy
,.Etioa. -OJs !. Rep
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-11

sMr. President" SAID short, stout man.
with a good humored countenance and a flo
rid complexion, rising as the last speaker
took his seat,-"I have been tavern-keep-
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-11

Ira or MR. CLAY. AND OC-
.TeENCE.5 ON THE DELIVE-
N 07 AN ABOLITIOT PETE
Eay TO HIM AZ RICHMOND
LnlANA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-02

NALFN 7 INT NTVT 7 : " D :. =
Professor nj surgery ip the University OF y. I.
JOHN n Been, VI. D..
Professor Of Maicria Medca 10 ~" College o.
Physician. aud surgeons, \. y
ALEXANDER H. STEVEN VI D.,
Professor of surgery Emrriius' m tho COLLEGE
OF Physician aOd Surgeons, y. !.
JOHN {. CHEESENAN. NJ ID,
Surgeon to The Ne~-York cry Ho>rts.
THOMAS IOCh, ~ d,
Vice President OF The College OF Physician, ard
Surgeons, ~ Y.
g. BEDFORD. ". ID,
Professor OF Midwifery IN tie unver'ty 81 m"
City Of Srw-Nofk.
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Tue Merchants, Fire Insurance Company has declared %
annual dividend Of I've PEI cent payable on the 1911
inst
The Boston and Providence Railroad Company h'' de-
clarcd dividend Of three dollars pr share payable 90 the
lith inst
In regard To Tia. interest STATE Dcb learn that he
Bank n tie STATE Of Indiana hos provided Tor tie Interest
on 81 80 900 bond. issued form IL. oapiis III" Interest
due the Alabama debt, and the Interest AMI principal "i
The bona doe on the Is, June and 10th july AMI principal
ami Interest due October md Neycmber next payable 10
London has already been RENTED. The ONO interest W
be laid at u, ono Life and Trust Office. TIE Tcnn,sce
interest will be- paid at Philadelphia j conid"nuy o.
serted Richmond ta, Virginia VII pay b'r interest y"
Maryland Illinois md Arkansas, Gue today The interest N
not paid Pennsylvania Will also no doubt be d'iauir
TIE American that The interest due to-day on The New
Orleans CITY bond, was not paid.
Al auction Yesterday 80 shares of the farmers . Mer
chants Bank Memphis, Tennessee sold Al 10 per share
Bend, ofthe City Of NewYork to the amount Of SSof'.
are paying of to-day, pEcpa and Interest by the cHy
Chamberlain OF the Bank Of th, state OF Ne"-Nork.
The C0mplri Her has ordered 10 be sold on the 9Th Js
on account Of the New-York Banking mpaHy-
Iinni. Stock 1870
DO do 1861 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ih'n
Michigan 1883 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .-......i GOO
Detroit and Pontiac Railroad.
At Philadelphia. the Cry Banks dong safe, sound
hu.nc>s and dscounling all short business paper that =
offered Very little ct thi. hind Of paper, however n
the present great angor OF business maic-inucb
les tldu N"uiu Willingly "'" INV VIZ" ~ "''''''' ~
try Bank paper slowly improving, ana Il = hoped may
soon be brought on par with specie TIE Roc Notes u
the Trca.ury expected viii bs applied 10 The payment
OF domestic creditors II the isc redemption Ia" have he
desired effect They viii length receive the value of
their lone-delayed claims
There appears to he doubt whether the Mecancs
Bank OF Phiadcp ha did or did not resume to-day Tie
accounts differ.
Adyir,s from New-Oroan. the 23i u stats that the
Banks are getting badly. Sales OF Ctk"n, notes al 40
Consolidated aud Commercial at 80 a 81; Canal, 80
meeting Of he stockholders OF the Ctzens Bank cacd
tor july II. The Canal Bank has no dcp6ste no debts
and circulation OF only 100000 thought she would
JON e CITY and Louisiana state and IN December tnree o
,ur Banks viii resume No Banks dscounng, and money
very scarce. Exchange on England y pemum Francs
~ s.: 90 day bills on Ncw-lok per cent discount
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IlIt,D:

rsLo1. No June IT, IN the 4l.t ycir ofhcr age NJ e
LYDIA I Ramon. wife 40 Mr. ID 1s- Rsns9a-, ana only
daughter 81 I.iae ant 1abefh Arnold, o NeFN0rk ani
formerly NJ Providence X l.
Providence Qsp"rs 40 pleas~ copy
o. Thur~lsv cv@nus. J81c ~ Mar Jane inlor~,
"a .gffsr John ami Louisa Gilmore, ageI year,,
iianf, .ld - lays
The funeral vii take place from the house OF Ter father
NJ tf-asrnue tii. Afternoon AZ O'Clock. Th- ireni.
family. AMI relatives, are respectfully nsiisd o. az
tend .ihDut further invitation
On Thu~sday morning. June Co. NJ consumption, 1ler
lingering Hines which she bore Wih TIE utmosi comro-
.ure gnsi0n Laura Ehz1beh. daughter NJ /-na'
and Mary T. Wbfer. =. the age %, l2 year and ~ months
T. this cts. Frady nom ng JG.y ], Mary Anne
dsrglter NJ John Augusta. and Mary ~ae,.
Ths m0rn.pg. after lingering Illness, hr'. Margaret
Russell JOB The tl-t year Oi her ~.
Her relatives All ends. an! those oi Aer son John T.
Resell are par clafy requested 20 attend ir- unerai.
without further invitation saturday afternoon ~ halt
as = O'Clock, from be residence OF her NJ. 81 Nor
fl.l. f~e,f
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NTAKE ONE MORE TRIAL.-There

are many perslos who have tred The various psitui
medicine, OF the ia, without effect AMI have come 10 the
s0scuson that they are a. haiinaS, t.lAe- D =.
.oo tsw d1vs .ece He h0~es-r vas inggced y max
on. pore trial ana purchased bottle al Coyerts Balm o.
lie f,r Dv,pepsa. The sane peron sad last sataIuay
80 h. o3ot~d better hsah han be had done Tor two
N,ar, p-rv0u. W. wonit say 20 uo>r also who are Al
n -ted with Darrh,ra. MAKE one rs OF D.. Fleming :
ue,I-atrd CANDY for DiarrhHl, Dys-utSry ani Bowel
(onina,nts H.. positive cure HsWorEn Casdy always
rr,iucr, The desired elise. lis Cathauic Candy, A.
nbvsir is rpn.t ssntary and very pleasant IN takr Ills
inner or Tonic Candy for Cosyrue> Indigestion, n~s
sprSs or Stress after eating, Heartburn Ne un'ef-
,sIIy ,,n-,vel OF Sid whorsAs and retail al S5 Nassau
.,-set .,ents-7g Fulton-slrre - Broadway. 1914 AMI
las Bo-er, IS ghh Avenue, 242 Greenwich les Ihonp
sop-s, and IS FuliOn-sL Br0okiyh H@
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m aykets.

ASHFS-Sal,s about 100 bhls Pots at q 25. No Pearls
COTTON-Jhe market Is very quiet to-day, but no
change in rates .
FLOIR-The receipts are light 70 day and from Tue
small quantity ahoat has not been an active market
Pie uf,c.> are without change from yesterday. Gcnesee,
Is 90 Ohio and Michigan hil hoop. 37l ~ ron Mt
OHIO H. a which 5oo Dbl, were taken Tor export
Nothing of importance dong IA southern sales about ON
Ibis GtorCotow ~ ~, for shipment
GRAiN-A OF new North Carolina wheat Is on me
market Sale. 5000 bushels jersey Corn AT 90 Gus 1000 90
Insu, Canal at 81, meas; 200 do superior OHIO nj 81
weight; 300 do NcwOrleans AT 81 S. weight; 700 DO
Northern s2t within few days about Za'o hu =
Is rive have been sold o. Oats still abundant NJ
50 a 81. Jersey So
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Franklin Temperance society

cety Vi hold mrctus ~ the Apollo s2i~'s us r'e-
prrirJ JAMES HARPER, President
a. lrx.txs Secretary D2r
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MONEY MARKET.
Sale. Mt the stock Exchange. JuIyI.
Commercial and Honey Matters.

The business at the Brokers Board to-day very light
AMI tie various items inmalcTis. No ss-s at he >ecOad
Beard
liz State stocks, there improved demand for New
York Stocks Which will probably CONTINUE foT some days
Consequence OF coudt rabie Of money pad out
10 DAY 10 dividends seeking investment; state Sevess L.
Glued 4 siIes, lsG2 8 Indiana Fyes l. For Gnvernr1 -
Five and 4 Halls. poI -. State Stcs, 1851 g. al. l2o, ~
offered rive and Hans. 1870 81. asked 1861, e IS; lJ'
a. 86 Five. 1916 o. offered; 1883 ., a. Ohio .Ees H
so a 1850 70 I'll Ken;gsky, az, ~ Alabama, ~ offered
Pepn,yiysna, 10 ofiere,i Water Loan s4i. %
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Nj tI{KIEN

On No lav -ren-a Junc - by ilc Rev NJ. Guns. VI
Da,dJ. wason 90 " - Mr. !. u zero, bod Of NeH-Of-
lsana
On Thur.lay Jus, 90 Noah { Pra;i to Sarah Law
Jane y. NJ. Josiah QI.ncy Gag 10 M Mary Ann
Morris both Il Boston.
Jane g. Mr.. joseph l. >Naiason % No Isabella Porter
All ii th.. city.
Il Brookiyo June o. Heary W. Barnes % Mary c.
..IgA;e. of Henry NeGn-.
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UI I.1TUts OF
N,p', iu>t published i0T ale at tins oihce Frce|
tsut> The subjects embraced IN the Lectures are
tir-ir,ity- The sun Galsau.ui-lhc Fixed >tar,-Nae
Needle tudr aud Lougitude-Bcacs.'ng Tan
nln.-POpuar Fal1cics-Light Failing st'fs-fenP"r"ry
Historical sketch OF Autonomy D"wscCnCc lu.
81 by Au-Scicpfc MISUNDERSTANDING atos "i ih'
Rctra-i oaic Batt ry-Steara Engines Of Great Britain
snd America.
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= s,.rcc,,. smi,asion uoicskin Hat

This popular article commented 70 the public PecG
harry desirable the present line. FOR Us economy. or
elcgaDc. and durability, completes successfully with ii,
most costly Has worn. rrics s. - sFfNCER,
sl0u Fashionable Halter. No. 2fi Broadway.
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Free Conrrsgafiennl Chureh.-In III.

Hail az the Msoical CDcc. try.by street, doons be
los Spru- STREET 10. ID. Cochran, OF Oseriin,
ONO viii pr~a~h iO-i1Orrow evening, b~Ofe O'Clock.
~ub.cct- Ikr Provisions 0f the Go-ieL Preaching
a., iLo~aipg uiuH.on afternoon SeaIs Tree.
The publ arc invtr.1 n aiic4d. y2 1t
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p Drnb Cashmere Hns-.-spcncer :

II Drnb Cashmere H0ts--spcnoer VIII ~
pared 40 his siyl, 81 ssmmsr bsis on Saturday
<lst Instant Toe ~a-onabs color Pre~~rNe IN senFIe~
With the ncsinss which has The black Cas,f"rc such
great ias0r. Not beng coloed, the Dfdo CASHMERE
made extremely light without imparing - proper Ours
buny. PIice a.. SPENCER ~ broadway,
CD dssuf hesH MurrayS
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pns.cpgcr- Arrived

IN the ship An,on. from Charc,tpu-h>s Dnpte, M
Dpnr, Mis-. 4 Goodwin MIS- Mace. Nis> VI Mage,
MI, Clark Mis-, Frrsc Mis-, VI Pcr>e, Mrs. q IL lcn W.
Goodrich aud child. Capt Mage Robt Piinele, " LAY
Tor r {; Brown Miller. g Luther = h Coleman Good
firh & Goodrich. G. tSOodrish. Crontll and jerks
In the ship Congress, from Glasgpw-Mr Remedy anI
lady, Mr. Robert leggeii AMI lady, OF scotland Mr
Halar OF England. and ia IN ibe Storage .
In the brig Wilson Fuller from SsNannah-Mr 4 Boy
lady aud csld. MesSrS I Miller, tiapP, J. Lcgalf u
Barber e. CoOk, ant in tina strcracc.
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T.. market for Foreign EKchsnge Tor TRANSMISSION bythe
steamer did not Ciose today with much scuvii}. Tie
renifs; by 'hs Steamer e not large. We quote
Sterling : =. Franc, J7i Amsterdam 81 81, Bre
men Isl a &c; Hamburg 81 -.
There ,s been rather doing Inland hii, today
but the market still dull. virginia quite plenty, ami
has j0wns sit t,nirrcy Alabama continues 90 H"cir'
today quoted at 81 discount, ami rso o the 'r-'
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AiTcfi AssJ ialfi 90 iui- " ll 10y DIVINE iffis,ti,
bold ihcr nCit meeting % Columbian II u, 10 Grand-st
Eldrige street, next Sabbath 81 July, al O'Clock,
=. NJ The putlc are respectfully invited 70 attend.
COLLECTION vii be- taken up 10 dcisy uIe expense OF Tie
Hall BY order oi tbr fx Goa.
Vlnt r.. H. WILCOX, Secretary.
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Ae.-Thc neat Lecture 100 tals Course viii be delivered
TIE large Chapel Of the Jnser.y. sabssth evening
next quarter before ~ubjec-Tbc Character Of The
P,e-es P,fou Of tlc World viewed ia relation Pro
ulecy. iy,
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: 60 aCHEAP FOURTH OF JU-

LY EXCURSION TO BRIDGE
f17I '-g Il Porr Chester. Rocky Neck, stan lord and
Nrrsak-Ta+ >t-arho1tS - PtRlOk, Capt John Sp9Ih
on Fourth OF Juy Morning viii leave the = -r Al Tue 90
of Chamber seven Oclock Old state fiI,on Don
A. Ia-i-r pat seven lie loot Of Lsery street al hsi
seven r er W l. North Rive. az quarter % Eight, hH
l~t,.reet az ght, anS Rs ngtoDfeet al quarter p
GIT GA an Excursion % the abOve-nsntd places. ir
turnng reach NNork ample tine orPassengeIs % Wv
IT, Fr-Wora. aui ys the places oi lbie hsus
uent-Ffre Dr. Bridgeport y ct; Nofvals - rtsmiolI
81: Rocky Neck AMI saw Pts - RrifrshmehS"" '
4 ir,f raie Bsl, of Music vi! accompany ~ u, ,i,,
Couion Pa-y Foarth Of July Evening" p 100,
superb Music ard Refreshments. anil pr-P> 5000,
r1is-e CotiarlP Party IN hrst rate sye.-Ih- S9Pe,'D
will rave Markstslreei al half past seven, ,b
quarter 20 stt. foot NJ Liberty street ~ hs -,
d. $40 Pr,u Dnck Al quarter Nine, AMI pfu.tel ~
The Hut-1n far n IOnkers. RETURNING % u - -
.asonsh!e hour--losng the Asnisef'sry iI VIZ .s,
lirhnl manner fare = Cens Fof vitatf psl1 81
.Ypy !" T. DN-N' - jyi
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A.. unny of INV Friend. aud Patrons

1rdcf lho ln,pressUu NM HdFf Itn!F'u' "VuI
correct a., n,sAc by Informing them that am sui At ~
Chambers ana that neither Mr. Cunning t~ho Is as
ISOLATED with 300 hc business myself nave any hicu-
nan, Df ret,oy,ng AT prcsrnt JOHN BUKDELL,
a In DENTIST, % thhh'nfs,t.
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OPINIONS OF THE

From the New lorf Tine, and Evening Nhi.
Nrpfc.1Ep NlTgRs--Nc WOJld call the atfuuon Oh li'
n- generally n the advertisement pi \. x l. ID sands
iy ,vlrh u viii be mat the water ~ M -frah-a
Union >pung, Tor sale by 'sG. proved by 1n1y's g.
more medicinal qualities than th~r OF ne OH
er surnss FOR scrofuious bilious, liver or bower com
pa at. lad gei and affections % the stomach 4 - hshF
resonneusrd by the most eminent ~ To nlenia "a ~
AMI ~ ne beretnlore la. been emineny successful We
w.rd confidently nj t-ia at o. person, am ~
oil M the various complaint which, Rom - cotah Ia
ton o med einai properlle' seem pecu.tIy a'Npe'
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IANDO il-i ds nov READY lpf sa~ an r'g an de~'il
~ splendid Pend and DTsb Cashmere bats. sushl
Tor neat and tasteful article, and Of snp'
rilf n.anuaciule Long-uapp.d Drsb Beaver Hats Of
rich aul elegant fabric Also, Panama. MANILA, Nbie ie
lbi and IegLnrn Hats which offered prices core
pondns VIII The time. fI>n IIaueT, ~ Broadway.
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Temperance nj -
Hon Thomas r Msr>hab, taking the Temperance go
fns lkene., a asiimetou surrounded by fountain WIZ
apprpp iaie devices engraved on steel by tha erepa'eu
ar,i,i Charles Phillips ESQ wholesale anu rt'Si, ="
Nhatt. No / Courlandi siteeL y
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM and Gardens.

~ 4. + Barnum, Msnager.-EVrry Day and Evening
tLs week. Increased Novelties By permission of the
United States Government the head OF Nendo,, the Csn
nba chef from the fesee Islands has been deposited
m the Museum tor pubic exhibition, week only. IL
a ru. and OF this saOreating cbei, taken by
order OF the Government
Mr Boyce the comic melodisi, NJ Brooks, the dancer ;
M,s Resale the vocalist; and La Petite Celeste, the dan
.eusr are engaged Ose week msre Of the Industrious
Fl.ssi Tie Mysterious Gipsy Girl Albno Lady. Glass
Blowing, AMI 5000 Curosiies
Aimitiauce 10 the whole Mu.eum Cardes and entertain.
meut, p cents.
Fourth oil JUly.-Masuihcent preparations are mak@g
tlr lie cel.llrafnn OF nnr Mammal lnit pcndfnCf.
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II strr.eer, DO you want Boots and Shoes,-l = ,
20 20 Scubuei 60. Gfca Catafnr Boot and shoe Ma :
kef u Caiarne OF Nunfor, where goa can hld
the drgt; and best assortment you saw and al prts
neVeT before sQualed. Jus; wv 4 w m@Au