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ANDREW JACKSON.

A New York paper gives the an
nexed extract of a letter addressed to
Major Davazac, some time since and
read in the New York Assembly on
the occasion of the dcba,e on the
resolution touching the reimburse
ment oil the $1,000 fine imposed upon
Gen. Jackson, by Judge Hall OF Lou
islana.
"My health is much impaired, and ]
am for the most part of my time con-
fined to nv room, seldom able to Visit
nv friends, aud write with difficulty.
| am trying to put my house In Order
to meet that call, which must soon
come from that other and better world
from which no traveller returns. In
doing this, | pass in review my whole
official life; in which find but little
to regret and much to remember with
satisfaction; & particularly all my acts
land doings in nv successful defence OF
New Orleans, my conscience fully APP
proves. Still no one has ever brought
TO the view of Congress the iaiquity
and Injustice of the one thousand dol
lars fine, with cost, imposed upon me
bv a vindictive Judge, who deprived me
! of my constitutional right of being
' heard in my own defence and this fol-
an act justified by the necessity Of
q the case, and the only means by which
The City of New Orleans, with all it.
"booty and beauty" could have been
successfully defended. All now mus
acknowledge and do acknowledge this
} that only by my order declaring
e martial law, could the city have been
S saved. Without this we might have
:. been Welded up to tie brutality Of ar
r invading soldiery. 1t was for this
; act, and enforcing it until the country
s was secure that this unjust fine wa
imposed, the record of which still re
n mains an imputation on my memory
=, "Congress is the only body whose
action could wipe this stain from my
" memory, BY a joint resolution, ordering
the fine with costs and interest, 10 b,
r returned, it having been so uniuStIv
unrighteously imposed, and withou
my being heard in my own defence
rom which you remember Twas per
% emptorlly declared. THIS is the only
n imputatlon that has not been by Con
10 gress expungcd by the record; ant
!. going out of life when | reflect how
v. much hazarded in defence of Louis
IN lana, (my life my health and what i
as dearer than all my repu'ation) can
al not but regret that this stain upon ny
name should be permitted 10 60 dowi
to posterity
"But be it so. ] go hence with {
ie clear conscience that did my dut,
y faithfully: and although this act 0
=, justice has been withheld, still IN,
VI prayers will be for my country's saref!
G. and prosperity, and that, if war shoult
again come, the safety of great Cit!
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
DIR. LACOUNT'S VEGET BILE TOOTH.
ACHE ELIXIR.

A eertaiu and immediate cure.
SNR. LACOUNT, having appointed several
49, agents for the sale of his valuable Drops
for the CUE Of the Tooth Ache, can with cont.
dencc recommend it as an inallible cure in all
cases, however severe; giving relief in few
minutes, and that too without any Injury to the
Tech OF Gums; it possesses property of enliving
the Gums when in n morbid state, and of restor.
ing a healthy and vigorous action. Pice, so
cents vial For sale AZ the #v
', LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, April 30, IS42. 2l--ly.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
DIR. IiULl;S.
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS;


II certdR ana peedY cure Jof ferer ana .4gne
FHNllE extensive prevalence in this country OF
Il that troublesome disease, FEVER AND
AGUE, or, INTERMITTENT FEVER, and
the vast amount of suffering and distress Which
it has occasioned, has naturally led 10 the adop.
ton of many compounds and mixtures for It's
mitigation and relief. Among these some lew
have been found temporarily beneficial IN par.
tcnar cases while the great majority are not
only utterly useless, but absolutely deletcrous-
in many instances operating as stmul3hls TO the
disease intended 10 be cured. Iuathet cases the
deleterious natule o. thelpure6ieals used I'M hose
empyrcaI compounds, has Seen found extensive
10 rre,,idra To thr cafgtif.rIi,4 not rtrpu T.
~ in other affections If hfo.,y daD,r,oqs char
acter. $50
It must he evident to all persons or reacctiop.
that FEVER AND AGILE to he treated suc.
ccssGllly, must he nnnroacEed sciept;fcally. and
with n NH knowlpdge Of The neculior chaacter
| Of the disease. and particularly of tbe leading
causes of,s onnearance. Thor,gh ,I;fFe,;,,g ma.
,cr,alIv in many of i,s features fIomotber Ever
| INTER- MIrTENT FEVER OR FEWER &,
| ACITF IA almost ,Iy,,s ,ccoo,,,n;eJ nv = do.
ranroJ and sometimes an irritable cond;tinn n
,he 1l;gestivc annrntus. This condition 10 indj.
n,,ai o,,;fL r,lso .,;rs, ,,a;, i, ,ho Ioad
.nI Lax, orI otber oYiIencos Of taynr ~ ~
fnr . the ic.;red reheC by the otoptoo If medi
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
Trust SAFE

WMURSUANl TO the ~ ,,,cs|
Deed OF Trust 70 ~ oatOss
Willis B. Harvey, tor 'ns , psn ir,
curing certain sums 81 % WE, Ws.I, NJ
therein, to Absolem NJ .e;re aIhq
deed is on record 10 the oI uoInes 4
of the Probate Court o. r,n.ls, onl
in Book G. of record Of IT5,ld
cages, &C., pages ia a. arc o@e ,,S |
Monday the 10Th day ), o. u. lilo loaa |
Lexington, proceed to 9, ss', npa
bidder for cash, the lO''J I;a,, ! 81
slaves for life, to witt. .,.s' snl
about % years, and CAa .. I ,ss,sa
about 20. Such title - end \
as trustee will be convs,v'sIT' ~, m
HUGH II. FUL'o
April %. -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
Ep,roR OF THE UNION:


Sir--I beg leave to suggest, thro'
the medium of your paper, the name
ofRoger Barton, Esq. of Holly Springs
to the citizens of his district, as a can
didate for the high and responsible OF
fee of Judge of the Court oil Errors
and Appeals.
Mr.. Barton, is a man well known
and appreciated, for his sterling integ-
Iity; and his learning and ability as a
lawyer. as.a'
Our citizens will give him an ear
nest support.
CARROLL COUNTY.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
CARROLL COUNTY.

N: Y, ELEcrIoN.-The Evening
Express Of the 18th, says the election
was going on very quietly,S would no
doubt result in the re election of MI.
Morris as Mayor, by a large majority.
The complexion of the Common
Council was considered doubtful, as
the Democrats were split up in several
of their strongest wards.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30

w. WY ,ae'''n' 'eslcssAcsss ana very many
othsf Varienes o TIC Neurotical class Of Diseases.
yielded 10 thccGicacy OF these pills. Price. %
cents per box, wthmlI direction. For sale NJ
me i,EA NGTO DRUG STORE.
Lexington, Anil 30, I8l2. OH
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30

RHODE misunderstanding to the
Providence evening paper Of Saturday
the excitement had not yet a5ated,
Preparations were making 10 have ali
the candidates indicted Who should &C.
cept the insurgent nomination, .
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30

Dr. Smith knew a child that was cured OF
Gts BIZ these Lozenges, after three Years suffering
and when nothing else would give hor the least
Tre.- He has used them in his practice for the
last two Years in several huuired cases, aud al
ways with success--A boy on board of one OF
the N. o. packets was cured Of fits by only one
dose them.
Mr.. Fusom Of Spring street, cut9d three Of
his children Of worms by only one box.
Captain Griffin cared his chld ) years old, by
only three doses: she had boon gwen up by The
physicians as incurable, and was fast wasting
away, being almost reduced 10 skeleton The
doctors could not tell what ailed the child, and
the father, in reading the Symptoms OF worms,
thought possibly they might be cause OF all the
difficulty, and consequently applied to DR.. HUI,
who gave her n box Of his Worm Lozenges; aft
ter the first dose the child ran to her father,
frightened at the large quantity Of worms that
came from her She is now as well and us hear
ty asany cbild,and no doubt hasbeen saved from
an early grave by only three doses of these Lo'
2enges. ...... ...r.. .u
Mr.. W. Hopewell, East Broadway, gave
rbem to his child and they brought away worms
by hundredreds.
Parents should always keep these Io2enges in
the house, for they are the best incidence that
can be administered to children afflicted NItn
worms. Children will take Them as readily as
| the most delicious sugar candy. Price. % cents
box, with lull directions. For sale at the
' LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
! Lexington, april 80, lo42. ely.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30

The N. Q. Courier states that at a
meeting of the Bank Presidents, twas
agreed that the weekly balances be-
tween the several institutions should
hereafter be paid in specie. ~"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
p.,,- .. ! r. L. DIxoN,caIG.
ADriI Is, 1912. 10 gn y /,
A LIST LETTERS

ND EMAlNlNG in the Post oHc, vI,,
ga 'on, MI, on the lst day of ApaI MI III
which ii not taken out before t6e ia. ~
July next, will be sent 10 the Gen p, h
as dead letters. wv
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI.
Saturday April 80, 1912.
TO THOSE CLAIMING EXEMP
TION UNDER BANKRUPTCY.

e-We hope such oil our citizens as
may file petitions IN Bankruptcy, will
think of US, and cause their notices to
be published in our paper. They lose
nothing in so doing, and we gain a
small mite.
For four years, we have sent out
regularly, our little sheet, and trust we
may receive the patronage above men.
toned.
N. B. The petitioner can select any
paper for his notice, &C., IN the Dis
trict. .-......
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30

u WE feel obliged to Carroll
County," for his suggestion. We
know of no gentleman, who can bring
greater array of moral worth, pro-
iessional virtue and ability into the
important station, for which Carroll
recommends him.
Roger Barton is a warm-hearted
generous Tennessean, of scrupulou'
integrity, long practice in the law, anC
universally loved by all who know
him sawr
We imagine no one would oppoS
him.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30

GIVE THE BOYS A CHANcE'.-The
Thespians will entertain our friends
this evening, in presenting the laugha-
bic farces of the INTRIGUE or the
JEALOUS HUSBAND, and HUN
TING A TURTLE, with a variety OF
other entertainments. They will be
assisted by Mrs. BuRkE, 10 whose com.
mendahon, it were needless to speak;
and Mr.. Burke, who, during the past
winter sustained the impo RANT comic
characters, in the Jackson Theatre.
Several of the Thespians made
their debut, few nights since, and
acquitted themselves to the surprise
and admiration OF the audience.
a Many songs, and amusing extraVa
ganzas, will be served up a Ia mode
We wish them sdcCess. and hope oul
townsmen will cheer them with thell
company.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
EaUEl'S W0raRa EGZerHgcs.

YGROVED IN more than 5000 cases to be in.
~A mllible, the only certain Misunderstanding
Medicine III use, and are the greatest discovery
ever made Tor ydispeling the various kinds of
worms, that 50 frequently and Interestingly an
noy both children and adults. Many diseases
arise from worms, and occasion long and intense
suffering and even death, withouttheir ever be.
ing suspected: grown persons are very often az
ficted with them and are doctored for various
complaints, without any benefit; when one dose
of these Lozenges would speedily cure them.
| They are an inoIlible remedy, and so pleasant
to the taste that children will take them as rea.
| Oily as 4 common pepperment Lozengr.
| SYMPTOMS or WoRms Pain in the Joints and
| limbs, offensive breath, picking ut the nose, grin.
ling of the teeth during sleep, and Mt times a
! palcness about the lips with flushed cheeks
! bleeding 1T the nose, gnawing sensation at the
stomach, flashes ofheat over the surface Of tie
body slight chllls or shiverings, headache,
! drowsiness, vertigo, torpor, disturbed dreams,
sudden starting IN sleep with fright and scream.
ing; with Il troublesome cough, fevershness,
! thirst, paid hue, fits, bad taste in the month,
difficult breathing, rain III the stomach or bow
els, fatigue, nausea. squcamishness, voraclous
appetite, leapness, bloaled stomach or limbs
! gripngs, shooting pains in various parts of the
| bodp, a sense OF something rising in the throat
fielding Of the anas towards night, a frequent
desire 10 pass something from the bowels, ant
sometimes dircharges of slime and mucn'. ..f.
READ TIE FOLLOWING LETTERS.
...as New ork, September 18th, lS4l.
DEAR Notwithstanding to yonr request
we have used your Lozenges in seyerera case
of worms, and found them uniformly successful
We have no difficulty in getting children to taxi
them, as they are perfectly pleasant. We shall
use them in. our practice whenever occasion offer
believing them to be the best terrnitpge medlcin
in use We have also used your cough Loz II
ges very extensively, and find them fully t
answer the purposes you recommend them Tor.
; .a gr.. We are yours, respectfully.
=, ZACHARIAll b. LANE, N. d
, ~. =. PLEASANT, NJ d.
: GREEN II. BARRY, NJ. ID.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30

LATE NEws,--The important case
SO long on our civil docket, in which
Hugh Skully, Esq, was plaintiff, has
been determined-we have not yet
learned the verdict of the Jury.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30

o. We are indebted TO Captain
Lillard, Of the Maid of Kentucky, Tor
the latest N. o, Bulletin.
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wound ws- healed il tae cour,,. OF i'-'s mouths
bur he never recsy,.eecl il.l.eai.h. iIi- strength
iaied him his icares.a.s7te ,.lv changed BY
swelling IS -tc.,nf.ztt refused tire tIactiotS OF dl-
gestio,, and i5 whole :taH.e=@a9 evident. hurry
ing on To dissolution.
Having no coi5t.denc- in medical science. he con-
,toniiy refused AL medical AID. Though TWO ..
M intimate trod> piig=icI,4n=. ne neglected
t:lcr prescriptions, and con!ided IN ns=oyvH Judge
fncnt. He=iia,i particular di>like=,3 being sur
rounded b, servants and friends during liS illness
nccustamed tn=bcing aloa",I4c preferred -etudcto
the tircsa'ne a-4dl.ifle. Of o.riolis persons de
would not a0gs any one totttend linn during hi
illness but ljr old woman who was il. the haoito
serving nm or ordinary occasions. Many OF his
iriend> oarad#to sit w Within, aud remain IN
tH. ad Joining room that he might not he disturbed
b. their presence. but be refused perrmptorily.
he weud not evcn allow#the Old woman
main with him after lnieInigft.Zlie was perfectly
sensible 10 ,he=.iSi moJneu,.. On the eve OF MS
death he seni ttr. Grant 30 bed laoul tweyr
o'cock. requc >tEs=hor 10 bn=ilp :; tiye next
morning. y !IafI-lle went 10 SIC howl he was AT
III, appointed hour SIN. found hin eatot b.!. Tie
he'd had The energy 10 ri up. ami 90 to=tlc night
table; aud Is ne making effort 70 return.
hiS spirit fled and The dead body left knecling
a,=the bed ... fIecould NOT have becnIong dead,
;,s his corpse Wa warm two hours afterwards.
His body was ennba!rncG. bis head and bust were
moulded, a, tr conformation Of his brain
analyzed. II! vas buried on tie itl Of October.
IN the cemetery Of Monimartre and on his tomb
are engraved the three fundamental aXioms of his
doctrine:
/. The >rGlrs= distributes all IARMoSrEs."=
. ATTRACTIONS are proportional to DESTIHiEs.
s.. UNIVERSAL t>MoGT.'
The third axiom is represented by mathematical
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By Special Appointments
EOSFPH GULOTT. Pen Manufactures

= TO THE QEEEN-CAUTION-Th~ AiSh chara-
r OF th.e PEN. has induc- The attempt sn hr pa.tN
everal i-r.putable maher>, 30 practice Wv" ul
.srng the i,,p-l.d name thus, elliot emitting ir hna
i, nov in the narns;- II readily ~ ..eG.eI ~
ntini.h- appearance and common style IN "I1i
, is put W. -, ID al T., Nh
Observe thu genuine Pens are are all marked lE uii
o,en, elliott, Patent joseph elliott, "arah.r1
and thai each grrrs, bears smile OF his signatnre
r,Is abovs NAV be had wholesale, OF HENRY JESS0f,
;.I5 ~ II Joh,stree,, corner OF Cit'i
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a1m FOR SALE.-One of the most valu-
Paterson. y. j., Feb. 81, 1872. u
ia VALUABLE PRO PERRY for sale

ON Brooklyn flights, and eight lots Columbia
Cranberry and Orange streets. extending 100
tu:rnan street Lot 81 Fulton street, w icr front,
throu" Jae both valuable, situations tor
business Also sale, Wiau>burgh, 8 or 10 lots on
First between North 9Th and North LII streets. ex-
hundred feet the water line Tie whole
any part p this property will be- sold low, most o the
money may remain mortgage Tor Que or more years
For particulars apply 10 j. G.. BIJLLEI. ~ Sands,
I'm cor. NIlnll 81, BrOoklN
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y WE -i,am a . IN or out Of the
ood city Apply city Office - Canai-st and no
mi IN
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Concluded.

THgtt, LcnloNlt, anu >'VcrdI Ut1tI-I7IT 1'IU
influential men, the ST. Simoiians were dispersed,
and /; weekly Journal WAS commenced for The dit.
fusion ot@Eoulicr's principles of Association and
Progressive Policy. his Journal, called la he
55,snc IvduShiclle, Industrial Rciorln] was con-
Quoted with spirit, and obtained many adilerent>
10 lis prnclples
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eSg FOR SALE.-A valuable Country

49, Sea, in The town OF Jnu,acn l.. !. The >uh,crlber
oilers for sale his Property ar part thereof a, may sun APP
riiant. with rom 10 or ~ at land, all te Tor
gardening purposes spacious front OF 757 feet divided
IN sections ami orn8nenil1 trees; ihf nHde
section i, hi h!v improved with all the convrnsnce> tn suit
.nce family variety al ch0cs tru III the season,
ornamental trtr. berries and grape vines IN abundance
Che ou,, is very substantial and modern built oulhouss,
barn and fences all AMI III complete ORDER The whole
property will be sold AT price, make II desirable III
v,snent, part OF IMPROVING Tie ADJOINING sec
tons Terms very favorable upon application I" or address
(po>t padl ). ii. FoiLlIpN.
- t9l Inn jamaica
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TNSUR RANCE.
TIME HOWARD INSURANCE COM

fsNiif. HON tRl1ziNSl RANCE. GONE
,anv9zan5.aiz ..ttg,,. t,..,.. NJ :. " II :, Thi,
(Gn1rn, ort--e. ,,,;rsn.c r-.t los. or .r.
"a IL. 40. an5j mi r.,,..-,ti,1
DIRECTORS.
Rensselaer, Nayen, Nafas 'iaysc C0r!, W. Lawrence.
j PjiIir. phr.niy william ,.4,.fi 1fTc,if Batltrin
Johr Morron Bl-woolev. Nathaniel MD.
Joseph g. Varnun= Fanuiu. &. Tucker John Rankin
David Lee. M@i.s. D c..nsya,rr= Joi1s D Wolfe,
Caleb . II,sef William W-TolI r.r!;r1nd SUytiaHi.
IIanrv g Tho,nr.nn r Hlvt.N~ Pre.f,faf.l
jr,xIs ptif,,.,r, >,--re,-ry rs
-
E.f + fkSON L\SI h-NNCE1CoU' pliN.
e5 M = W,I..fr.et cnrrSr nj. HauGvrr-,gee tI.S
Conan. c,l-flie n ir,jr. ara MT ,- t-
on buildings r0o,ls ware or Trc hariz generally: ala.
on vr,>el. AMI r7reo, aa;n. los or damage y nlan..
o,vi,ra-Io. ,.,.s f,,r-,f, .or, \. any.
Mn FCTORS
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t.cr:,r.=1 % 49, Cy-.,a, p So I,hc- n |
IoL,p -. t-I,.f,z ,,;gr, Jamsss I I5lne.
- +, ~ 80 " X ,ril-, Jni,, p ,t,r
49,. tn. y T H. ~ w.. $40.
- 49, - ,t, MI IT. n s'> ' - - -
- i' 100 ZTJuS1tS WIrjIOHNF President,
Gro n IInrv- s,,.r,,.r,.= -: NJ
III AtZINSl X tNf t'-tjnZ DWnll-
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w aI : Ky, Io,I
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Slisi->l ~ ! oee ri
GoT3rr % 'isat ana " '!!lta ne. 'l''i''. 10
separating The insurance eln- 1ares and Farni-
TIRE from NAT OF siort, ana Nl'Tsi.'Iidl>.
W., ~ .' H. ~. Nv ", ~ ,r; al, In,
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s:a FOR S.ALE.-Bargaina Bargains :

- F-r ale sNrhausr, 70 tac,, OF hsr'~'ur Laa't,
wti, and covered WITH ine t'her such
,>,Ite HICKORY, beach. walnut. make nni 'ycatete
The 80, adapted 10 wheat oaL> cotton tobacco
Ir> potatoes Tie a,csc ias~ vii @ -rId AT
reduced prices, suit or they " III De eH-
changed almost any kiG OF merchandise. For maps,
Diagrams plri ;articUtat> apply Ia
nj +, SMITH WIllINbSt,. la JOHN
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have erected monument more durable than nronze'
In the early part of 1887, he met with a very
,erio,,s accident, from which he nevc! thoroughly
rccovcicd On returning homo rather later than
usual or, dark night he missed his footing on the
staircase and falling down two pair OF stars iis
skull was fractured in dreadful manner Inc
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,4:s FARM FOR SALE.-The Farm Of

- lie late Isaac s,>re., deceased. about nile and
la from the Earu;, Depot at Railway. ~ j.. ON the
MAJ, rnati to plnntitld Il about 80 of
GOOD land, conIgu-u> the dwelling Also about 70
oirNcctn pasture and young wood, lhrrtl.nIlsrs
nt mile. distant, ! > OF salt meadow. The
lar, i we'll walerea-h0s barns, farmhouse and other
buildings well OF .Scellen, water; also, quantity OF
pci,>l> nj cut quarry &c. Nc IL dis
>e,i prIva;. PRIOR the 18th March next VIII
b, offered Nrnduc that ayat 10 O'clock, A. NJ onthe
premises, with the live stock farming utensils and house
hold turniurc Terms made For farther pariicu-
lars inquire ot JOHN :. WOODWARD Esp, ~ " all
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0RR \ Bt.EsltY lionss, s s; n5 and
Mort, PANS, Gas. class, Ntrul>t>, brushes
&C. aud retail Mute Lead and all Articles IN
this Inc al business nj factory prices.
DAB foe! thankful ;oa }er= public Tor pos; tavors
md oci, continuance t ts same. Country Merchants
0si Sto cs supplied
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~ FOR SAlE-.t weIi Improved Farm

- o. IS acr>>>!g.s,ctI N .intln2 to,s>h,p l.. l.,
jitir, from landing Noritprt od unr>
Baby lou station SCsa 7GllU 'f 81
yaf- aI,! 900. ;sst.> Price SEQ $50 'or
stock. ,,raiug urjr,i>. one bah r.uan on the
mace .-iuii>u utahr and pco>e>>I overturned aI"v
Fnr particulars apply ih4- owner premises. ~ 10
NJ Ir>srt No. liyj.;t y Y
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- FOR SALE.-A nice little Farm Of

-, 5; acrv>. Is miles trrm Ne~-i ork, with good
hl"s, variety 81 truit, consisting OF apples pears
cherries. plunt> peaches. &c. ut wood, fences
good ,,acr ir,t rate springs we'll aud the location de-
>nble being i, vyciu'y OF Church. Schools, stores
VI H. Price -. par which remain IN tie.
place Particulars ot 81 El \ BENSON, Mol Ann>t
N r. itsIuil>t he ,otl WITHIN Two weeks ti,9 ST.
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DtTENT Improved GosSamer Wigs an

q >cap>proved ~ lie mn't eminent artists TO stand
nnrjyaIr t-r their and perfect resemblance %
turc elyn. the closest scrutiny 81 nicest observer TO
pronounce thai The isr aoiS>u!ng from the real KIN a.
C. b. submitting Ii. Improvement go long aimed al by
The. professional nolt>y >oci> iatls Invention may oc
;ese i,y community and trade generaly .'eing con-
,rou that il Improvement, N f" y laslig
extent BARRY, No.=li6 Broadway, corner OF Liberty
-, 80. - I'm
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81 TO IET. OR IEASE-The upper

GA TO LEI OR lEASE-lhe upper
al part OF anew handsome and vrrN consenI"ntlou,e
i- corner Eas; broadway and Cnton,trret. bu't
expressly grnts.l Hotel and BoartngF use. having
large. room, In the second story communicating with
ZACH other large Kitchen and cellar ana number "l hed
.no,s in the upper ,tore. all hr--pacr>, and
,,ae antr, and jani,s The situation u pleasant and
heaithy, an the prospect from he several room, agr'
nrtOo! The Dry Dock Carriages pass and ftPa>> tlc
iul,- every quarter hour Battery Place ana Ca
md Coacte, are within call Inquire Al Mr. MORGAN,
orTer OF East Broadway and Clnlon->l. or terms % II