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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-05
1ar Collerlor's SAFE,
In Choelaw county MIsslssl[

In Cboelaw county Mississippi
Twill offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash vi the court house door
of Choclaw county. mi, at Creensbo-
rough, on Monday the 7ih day OF No
vember next (lSi2) within the hours
prescribed by law, the following pro-
perry, w. The east halfof the sw
or and the e or of the n W ar OF sec
no Is in township no q north Of range
no 7 east, containing 40 21.lOO acres,
assessed as being granted TO and as the
properly Of James A Long, and will
be sold or so much thereof as will sat
isfy the state and county axes due for
the year 1871, AID all legal costs that
may accrue thereon. Amount Of tax
es due for saidyear, 9s cents.
III. BUCK, L A&c mi.
August 6. 1912. prs lee Sli
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-05
TAX OLLECTUNS SIZE,
~ choctaw County sl,s.l,,,pp,.

III NHVVVH" ~VUH1y NIItFWPpI'
! will offer for sale TO the highest bidder fo
sssh az INC court house door OF Ihoclaw county
hi. at GreeuSboroueh, on MONDAY the 9TH da,
Of November mex (I84s) within the hours pre-
seribed by law til, following property VIZ, IN,
north ! aud the sc aud 81 Of Tn, sw of zee
sozf III township 10 ~ norm OF range no east
containing $50 ie.lOO ACRES, assessed as being
granted 70 and as the properly OF M d Bamcr
Marshall and l. NJ wiley, and viii be suid .,
90 much thereof as viii safety TIE state ent
county taxes due fol the year 1891, aud all leg,
cost that may accrne thereon. Amuun, OF taNe,
for the year l84i, Sll o. cents.
N. BUCK, TA& cccM.
August 8, lR42. us pr. lee ID dolls.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-05
Tar Collectors Sale,
In Choctaw County Mississippi

In Choctaw County Mississippi.
viii offer for sale to the highest bid.
der for cash at The cour house door OF
Choclaw county, Nj, at Greenshorough'
on Monday the 9TH day Of November nest,
(l942l within the hours prescribed by
lew, the 70 lowing property, viz; The
west half of section no in township no
u north of range 40 7 east, containing
3sl $4,000 acres, assessed as being grant
ed TO and as the property Of NJ Hamer,
J r Marshall and l. NJ Wiley, and will
be aold or 90 much thereof as will satisfy
the state and county taxes due for the
year lsil, aud all legal costs that may
accrue thereon. Amount of taxes cue
for said year, SO 62A cents.
n. BUCK, TA&ec Z nj.
August 6, 1912. 7 ids prs fee GA.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-05
Tax collectors sale,
In Choctaw coun y mississippi

In choctaw coun y mississippi.
| will offer for sale to The highest
bidder for cash at the court house
door of choctaw county mi. at Greens.
borough, on Monday The 7th day OF
November mex, (IS42) within the
hours prescribed by law, the following
property viz: The south west or OF
sec 10 81 in township no 81 north of
range no I cast, containing 100 20
100 acres, assessed as being granted
to and as the property Of Jas Zachary
and w l. Carr, and will be sold or so
much thereof as will satisfy the state
and county taxes due for the year ls4l,
and all legal costs that may accrue
thereon. Amount of taxes due for said
year, SO Is cents
III. BUCK, ARC. mi.
August 6, 1912. prs fee Sl4
TAG Collectors Sale,
In Choctaw county Mississippi.
| will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash, at the court house door
of Chocraw county, Mi. at Greensho
rough, on Monday the 7th day of No.
vember next, (l842) within the hours
prescribed by law, the following pro-
perry, viz: The west half Of the W
ar and the W hf of the S Nv or ofsec no
is in township no 81 north Of range
no Z east, containing l6O 35-lOO acres
assessed as being grained to and as
he property Of Green Crowder, and
viii be sold or so much thereof as will
satisfy the state and county taxes due
for the years 1910 & lS4l. and all
legal costs that may accrue thereon.
Amt oftaxes due for said years 81 10
H. BUCK, AT e. mi.
August 6. l649, prs fee SlA
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-05
TAX COLLECTORlSI SALE,

III HVNNf v A-N-Nt Q Q MI,
August 0, lB49. 7 tbs pp ne Ia dolls.
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Auburn.



AUBURN, Nov. 3D., 1912
Political Ercitement-Di Gc,lfy Of reaching T'rah-
rfyI.ioentiousness- Bradist--Bouck-7heu Re-
specfire Adherenfs.
My DEAR BENNETT
| have just dismissed genuine regalia, and it's
smoky spirit stwisting itself into thousand fan
tasc shapes over my head. feell like philosopher,
good natured, at peace with every body, and have
Just been thinking that the moral and political cog.
wheels of this lower land Of sin, are running on
smoothly and greasily In f,e, ! feel as you would.
after sucking the soul through "pale nne," be
Gained into perfect complscency. The fact is, /
am nova Plato, and following the bent of my pre-
sent inclination, you must permit me TO speculatea
little upon matters. .
We, or mean they, that is the people, are gIrdlng
up their IONS for perfect rush on the sh Inc po-
htical speakers, however, saw it's going 10 De an
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.r'. a..a.rf.n1 j.. WOODSif s.rn H.f
NEWLY INVENTED
PARLOR AND HALL STOVES

THIS is Of the valuable inventions offered to
the publ in the iine Is the perfect article
exanf, for the Of all kinds Of wood in heating
has tina four radiators ami
ing fue: arranged that the radiators placed
hres all the heat rated be distributed
apartment while stoves large portion VI the
carried of the pipe. One peck G coal this III
yied heal than bushel ia the best before the
public while you have the advantage Of open fire spsn
Dad crate at pleasure rlI ID III
IL by all who have examined be the most per
feet combination Of utility aud brought
but be fully appreciated needs only examin
ed and all want of superior article for heating halls
Offices, Sc invited TO call ai. -4'I 'l
Prices suited To the times. O, a. ie ra f.a.
Also on hand variety OF other SrovEs suitable for all DUR
poses, which will be sod very low.
f-11T L. WOOD, 237 Water street, between Z
OBI 1mAr Peck slip and Bel street.
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7 o OIL!
RINGS TERBENA CREAM.

THIS Celebrated shavins Compound all the rage
well among professors those who pre-
Gently made in its manufacture pl.ees the Verbena Cream
above competto ,....f- Ill.
The subscriber having purchased the copy right
TO the pabc with elegant ls and thai scr
shaving be equal onl, by Wall
the Cream possessing the OF
the party by the and this speaking from
perience.
To prevent imposition by the spurious articles now in the
market directions for will have the written signature
Of the proprietor, other being genuine.
For sale wholesale and retail at 100 Nassau ST,
$500 X. SINCLAIR, Proprietor.
N. BAiso for sale Ringi klirir Of Life Nelson's Ex
tract Of sasapaIla Dr. PROVIDERS Compound Syrup Indian
Turnip. nc. ~ !. i - oil imsm
RAG GARRETT. RAG CARPET AND LIsT-The
~ cheapest the cyI300 yards SALE ali nicely mxeJ
and striped with ast coors Any person want OF this ar
tseIe will do well call and examine before they purchase as
will be sold cheap for cash. Call Spring street. corne,
Of Grecnw ich. . f-.i.,
Also tubs arc Iais brooms and all kinds Of furnishing
low, to all of the city free of charge
OLE 1msec j JONEa
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CERTAIN CURE FOR DEAFNESS

MONS. MALI AN-soqnd aznhcn--inv,s,bir Voice
Ni Couductor 10 enable instantly advanced
and OF forty and fifty years standing,
and ci those who only slightly dull OF hearing TO Jon 10
raj and IL catch she dstan low
speaker al public assembly They the very
gold shilling and when The CAVITY OF the
they not in the peceptble uncofor
table than having small piece Of line wool in its place And
although they extremely small yet they enable those AZ
hcied with extreme deafness hear respect equal
TO those Of mos acne hea ing. - -
Ts be had OF Mons MALLAN SON Surgeon D~ntises !
Sole Agents for the patehtee No. PARK Place.
Broadway. $3.50. n
The above invention has been in in Europe for
years and strongly being Of the
discoveries the l'a Islfi tT efnl
Pe,s. pon-resdcp of New York city, on he ., mittasc,
4 10 ed bo@t Pm lust b
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list IN AIR.
MANUFACTURED FROM

LhDlEso' AMI OEN L LIE WEN . HAIR.
MOT les. than inches long, hundred different de-
~ sgn-Necklaces, Br icreo, Watch guards, Earrngs
Flowers Rings Wigs aud Scaips.
A G BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
Still stand above all Others Their peculiar light
gossamer ADD venulang Character their being shaped
the natural hair their and their superior
tea and mansh2, well their style finish and ar
arrangement all combine to form such perfect heads of
that they must be seen to be fully appre ciated
Parties having piece Of hair Of living deceased friend
med by him into any design the mind conceive
In such aform Il will bs keepsake invaluable. f
Gratuous advice ali diseases with the
hair, the Hair Cutting Rnoms, 'fIf -
Hs BROADWAY, cor of Liberty street,
IN IrpS Stairs
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NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK. g
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com
\ pany have established Freight Line Between New
nently. llI' - Z - . - 'G'7TI,
Leaving New Brunsvek at 81 A. NJ daily tsundaXs sI.
oeped) and the foot OF ber tyree New York. at az NJ
To country dealers and the above line de-
uable for the speedy and OF merchandise
Of every DESCRIPTION and particularly Drovers and
Ossen in LIVE Stock who have $50 head Of cattle
ed between New Brunswick and New York. the same day
whenever required
The for the transportation Of cattle, horses mules
heer hogs kc and all other kinds Of merchandise
low, exceeding steamboat prices.
Merchandise b. this line subject extr,
charge in crossing the North River.
The ComrenY have fitted mp large house New
Brunswick adjoining the Railroad Depot which will always
eopen for the reception Of me. chandse.
Passengers purchasing their tickets the ticket Offices will
seceive ferry tickets gratis. -
% Freight fer Newark, ElIzabethown, Railway, West
Geld, Plan6ed, Scotch Plains Boundbrook and Somerve
conveyed by the above lines and delivered the when
received. m Hsrll-'l no - a :, I-T--r suIl sms
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e&a4MR %
WINTER AKKI NGEMENT.
G4%R jR42e

DIRECT.
Via Newark, New Brunswick Princeton, Trenton, Borden
town and Burlington. ...-,.
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS
Lesye New York from the foot Of Liberty street, daily
A NJ and ~ M.
The morning Line Bordentown thence by
steamboat to Philadelphia.
The Evening Line proceeds direct to Camden (opposite
Phlladelphia) without change Of cars.
Passengers will their tickets the ONCE foot Of
berty street where commodous steamboat will be read
ness, with baggage board.
PHILADELPHIA baggage conveyed from city city,
without being ope aed by the way.
Each train provided with Ladies Car in which apart
Returning the lines leave Philadelphia from the foot of
Chestnut street by railroad from Camden O'Clock and
O'clock, M.
The Lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia M. snd Up
being continuation of the lines from New York
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baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l


BALTIMORE, Nov. 8, 1872.
Fashionable --Mariages--Fashios IN
Dress Iheatrieals- Brother MaDtt and Ei0guemce.
My DEAR Mr.. BENNETT @" ut
What has become Of Rodelick We see no Bal.
tlmore letter in The most valuable Of papers, the
New York Herald Do get another correspondent.
In the interim, will give you few items Of the
new ciques and associations getting up he for the
coming winter. . what & Ollous winter this
must be. Parties anG balls nightly, OF course.
But most Of all, there Is q humber OF weddings TO
come of One, by the bye, takes place this highI--
Mr.. II. l.. L. leads to the hynlenial altar Miss NJ
H., step-daughter OF one of The most epulent dry
goods dealers In this monumental city. May heaven
look down and bless this loving couple The girls
say the men must and shall propose. They have
sone SO tar as to get up an association called
buds, tor the express purpose Oh had almost
said Of entrapping the unwaIy. Take care, young
| men. Improve your minds well as your purses
before you enter that awful moose. This marrying
Thing. agree with him.
To-day has been b, auliful The ladies' turned out
IN perfect style; New hats and cardinals were to
be seen In all the shops and thoroughiares of this
pigmy city. The fashions are much the same as last
year. suppose the Baltimore styles are quite out
with you, as we always get your stale fashions
The ladies' hals are positively neutrality-suspicious.
so vulgar about them. Not OF them looks DIS
tinague. On, Baltimore where is thy taste ls
see YOU, correspondent from Philadelphia men,
tons something OF a quarrel between Celeste and
her relations In Baltimore. We nave heard nothing
Of A.. Bdtnore quite ignorant We must all be
sleeping. Wake up, y Inhabitants OF this miniature
New York! Wake up and hear what trapspiles in
ihis, thy native city. Let not the Phiadelphians
steal from us our news as Redwood Fishers letter
was stolen at Washington Shame onye! Can ye
hold up your heads .., ~
The theatre here Is badly supported, and the
piece they now play, that OF Sixteen String Jack"
Is as great mass Of nonsense any could accu-
inuate In gwen length OF time. Lectures and
Mafht are qule manlas here. don't like Mafft--
lie adinires the . dear creatures too much His
shaking the pretty girls hands open. DO stop
that, brother MaffiI.
% ways the world. Every thing seems " stale,
flat, and Improbable" Do YET d Corresponds t
Hoping this nay meet your appreciation, subscribe
my self a 80, MoNTMonE ,cY
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A RICH TONED EIGHT SILVER kEY.v

SECOND HANDS and splendid instrument, win be
~ sold cheap. Appvto T MONZANI
OF I'm IN 81 thompson
ITO FAMILIES GOING SOUTH, to the West Indes O,
Europe "a respectable female "a years age wshe, 10
OBTAIN pe!mane Mt seamsess family
She would prefer going to Europe accept OF roos
ences Address A. A. A. box 1855 upper Post Office
York. ,oy
TMPoRTA,T ANNoUNCEMENT-Brisg, Psnman.
beg 20 call the attention OF the pubic heir improved
thod oil water PROBING by aturatlon They feet,
water proof all kinds m wooliens, linens
&c without injury to either iabrc color lue. b. p
having been awarded by the American Institute or
their superior water proof articles exhibited at the fair
now commenced business under The firm Of the New York
Water Proof Establishment, 4 Christopher street The
Style Is mach Superior TO Macintosh offered
the public being free from that unwhoesome. unhealthy
br got in what style No does the Wac
kntosh lose that oder than beco useless
ticle The above does SMELL and In al
allows pcrspison freely but slI perfectly i'm
pervious water particularly call the attention Of the
srmy, ,remen wachmen, carmen, carriers travellers
sailors aud in short all who ssd 10 the weather
also Water Proof all kinds of pilot and beayor
pants clocks. kind Of wearing appsre
injury either lustre trimmings however cate n IN.
has le probing completely
III fab ntly this will be Of
and great ing 70 the .... MN
Any order forwarded ~ CHRISTOPHER
stresr N Y will be Punctuay attended and every article
will be done with the and facility. The only
warranted place OF the kind In the United States I'd m =
o3l6'r
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Punuay regards the day Of sailing VIII be observed as
Hundred Dollars which ample of description
will be provided with the exception of wines and liquors.
J which will be furnished by the stewards
GOODHUE CO, 81 South st.,
C.. H. MARSHALL, 80 Burling-slip, N. Y.
je2l lyh BARRING BROTHERS CO, L'pool.
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL REGULAR COM
~" MERCiAL LINE OF PACKETS; =
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VICTOR GIROUD


WATCH MAKER NO. rs Centre street in the city of New
w York. VINO obtained several gold silver
American and Mechanic Institutes Of New YORK. the
1885, 80, fo and AZ and also Letters for the
Chronomeer EscapemeLt and for his Magic Chronomete
has honor to hank of this
confidence they have heretofore hun,
them that he will continue 70 meet patronage
ing all the exeIions punctualty aud abilities which he
may be possessed In his The sataction OF
friends customers. "a q. r =
He VIII continue manufacture Duplex, Lepne and Patent
Lever Escape u
ing to the art Of Watch Making He
every OF time pieces. III IL 49, f-l IT-,- II -
He Will also order and alter kinds of me-
chanicai LAMPS, and VIII his which
al moderate prices, suit the times.
Mr. u having retained oyage Europe has
brought with HIM articles
which me invites his friends and patrons examine anu which
he offers Tor sale at moaefa pces They principally
in Clocks or fendelums, quite modern patterns.
Mechanical Lamps fro paents makers Pans.
Lamp Glass Globes, both panied new style
Hancy articies suitable Tyr presents.
Hydropnnmatic Apparatus making coffee almost
only one generally adopted. ..- -
Mr. " q. having bIshed correspondence in france
with the IN
Paris will always keep hand choice
tiee. go erd l,o.r
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RES ORE The HUMAN HAIR

IL
RAID HEADS AND GREY READS READ e.
D The human hair be restored and %.
sa %sS.s h sS1 h az
tSa n en s H. 9
his VOID !. Is al i il lspIsssn,ed These 4. qualities
where rdsa grow stay IL falling ea cure
:eur dandrn nd max light rsdor hair d.r
diy dis, w Hopkins, q King N. Y. j. GiIbsrjsw
e. @ Of STf, sSS.s .sS
yeIy DIE and give. d. hair the decioss s
sold ~ = Jones' the Amsdeas E.ss. q Chat
ss% ;'iss: ss EssH u Sac
New s9. 's o se Tooth
es isleaasns snd nosih TsmorinS Tie guns 70
mouth whether arising dsosysd teeth ., fio" q
ranged state Of the stomach.
sS s sI ST's: y. S:ss
L pssSa's s.siu case. IF spansy gums ,ssoras
healthy and causing them around The
sss s Ss e sf sssis Ss
nepliy seIyeesbe 70 the ORR, Tooth Wash u m u
ss; 'st.:s : Ts.s St ao aa q
% sp , a%hI I'M ss ps y IN are s
% s.s Ts: s s SssG.
s.,o for her even when surrounded by ali the
Ss &c .ss =
w e: IL % ss % ssss. an: :.s
Boston sS"w a's the se. de,.s.a. ". ever a..d o.
''E sl ..Is S1 IL aae 10 the civ mar
LEEGHES LEEChEs LEECHES
oZ,OOV just Ieceivee p.r ba,k Sir iss, N.vor from
H''. e. II HsS%sfsTE
80. THE GERMAN SURGEON.
ss.sss ine sG's$'s
sned Reerenees slsen as to pseuis who
oeen cured IN Tins city mi
NINI'. .I"f.
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HARp TIMEs-The only. that a.
ne caos . .as s s sns Gsay
SaSy eo%p.a ser q mad;oa E s%o, sy,
best aa.y and :! pre-: t the %s.
tbs Sss os n. Ua any
thsy some and H The soons hey will reap the advan age
any 'ss s00r or quality can e f11ed her cheap
- SELLING OFtAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
French CATERS French and satin slippers and bus
e .S Si as En-, rsss.i ssc os g g 8 80 800 r.
zoo pc o boys cpsse and hae bos ron 81 s. a 81 opr
90 10 :. :s q
S and @ bono & s
from 81 IS 81 all warranted All the above goods per
tss a Bas@sy e Call and see for yourselves Cans. "
sSs can b. aanS noS sS . sns IT, is The only pseg
those WHO shoes viii DO well TO give All La
o,es aud .a.ses SusL1s from 90 aud shiinTs per
Ss E, % e s. lie sos who q; %
Market. 500 Greenwich corner sp,ng street os1 Imsr
- LADIES' BOOTS AND sHOEs-Lockwood,
and Shoes Of the sss and ES
oPean fashions Orders received by the dozen from places Of
Gym ASIU M,
SPARRING SCHOOL " PISTOL GALLERY.
Ss sss;.ns s l psc"y inform
the corner OF Br,adway and Chambers sreet sparpg
%sa aud en- lately made
0 mnaum which Wi a1w Dc found IN every respect
ars. IT.
snang taught the approved principles Cent?
men vising the Pistol Gallery viii be supplied wh Pistois Of
asuperioT quality Terms moderate. Gentlemen
TO call Al any tne diring the day. ole Imsr
..5s,t SELF-COCKING PISTOLS ~ 80, \.
RLUNT SYMS, Importers and Manufacturer, No. Is
s Barre: .Is' s s cqe &
These pistols have the adv all Others kind
the imposby Of losing caps nipples being placed
horizontal direction, and there being the ay
gun The above pistols be furnished lower than Others
in the market wholesale retail We have
~ Of otheI kinds OF Pistols be found Rifles u 3.
Mnskets, for shipping military; Prize Muske Fowl
Pieces, single and doube single
Gun. for dackng ,ossher with Powder Shot, Flasks Bags,
N B-Country dealers call and
assortment before purchasing elsewhere. So smsr
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STOVE STOVES.
BACKVS' PATENT RAREFIER.
H OK FRl1(fA |, HOlf-ENVA n MED

THE Proprietor offering this v, stoye 10 the nubc
would briefly OF the adj snta.r. of heir mnroye
men when cnns,st CHIEFLY IN the olie wing particulars
ITO 9oviate the ev OF I'M $40 be capable OF afford
9ure 40 noiioas gas ~ the mild intense heat
burning OF atniacite coal 6-Toavoid all inconvenience
3-Io generate and dIfuse from dust.
q and wholesome at p 10 preserve the air of IN.
mospherc places exposed to apartment nue and whole
damp and cold. some
s-To the risk Of acct sand 10 mite win all
VI NJ ~ nre -, -, tkose excellent qualities, an
re be quickly kndled elegant and durable article Of
easily managed. furs Iun -
his Stove constructed Of he
upon the cylindrical ola the fuyn,ce or h,mber
occ pyug par OF he centre cs er winch attached
atm pnefc aIeher upon eacn side, Of tubular FORM and
lined hroughout lhe heat that created in the chamber
passes tne Innings OF the arees Tor radiators
hey e Saicu INTO he base al the bsttom of
continually rushing through the tubes which left open at
each end Tor that purpose
warm air into the apartment = -
The urry and sotness of the air in room heated by tins
peculiar and remarkable heat being dused from
great extent Of surface mode heated The heated air
entering the wings sides the and
the entire surface Of the te bottom, the
colder portion Of the air the hoor
in the mssntips preserving entirely from contamination,
msnts oftnvalds, sleeping rooms &c Manufactured BY
aHu ~ f. bACKUS, 81 Bowery, N Y.
B. Anew article Of air tight stoves with rarie rs also
the KITCHEN companion cook stove warranted equal any
in in this city. 'l aIlT s21 Inns m
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81. & ,..A& rs .,I & !. \ ~ a.,

BRITAIN AND IRELAND WEEKLY.
THE subscribers make arrangement bring
passengers from the old country, by ships OF tie first class,
all American, buand commanded by voraby
known in the trade The els composing dis line sail week
y from Liverpool consequently all delay
sengers 10 avoided
Person. abe Ut TO make enssgenens for friends to emgrse
and comfort Of their friends by making such
with the subscribers pains spared TO
that preference which has for been extended
hem. ra = -. ....,- r...-
As has al avs been customary with tins line when the
settle for decline coming the
promptly funded TO those from whom IL received with
out deduction. tt
free passage steamboat from the various ports of Ireland
and Scotland to Liverpool, likewise be secured.
For further psruculars apply % ,,
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GUITARS.
THE TEETH.

THE TEETH-A reduction Of 20 per cent-Upper and
lower ofteet inserted on or nc
sure, so as TO be with and 6rmness single
tooth TO an entire set; all be supplied with
s ,eeth tooihache cured For extracting TOOTH 50 cents
ray door the church. Of Broadway