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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-01-22


NOTICE is hereby given that from
IL and after this date viii receive
nothing but specie in satisfaction OF ex-
ecuuons returned to me from the United
States Court as Marshal OF the Southern
District Of Mississippi, unless specially
ordered to receive bank notes By the
Plaintiffs themselves.
ANDERSON MILLER.
Mar7hai-
dec 20 sal
Sentinel Vicksbu-g, CouFier and ffse
Trader Natchez, Advertiser Grand Guif,
Correspondent Port Gibson, Repubsaean
Woodviile, Advocafe liberty = a- -
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sisslppIan Jackson Z i.sN
and the Creoi.. s Ia on -st -
four weeksanj send oli.s - Sae-' as 2
Office at Jackson.
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NOTICE.

undersigned has Withdrew from
\ the firm Of Bate, Ware & Co,from
this date.
BENJAMIN MAGRUDER.
jan % 35-l
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The work, like most French me-
moirs is written in a sprightIy manner.
Astounding with antilhesis, dramatic
sketches aud cpigrammatic portraitures
Of character. 1t may be found at the
bookstore Of VIM. Il Natchez
Free Trader
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June, 90, I841.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07

may If they deem necessary provide the same at the expense of the district and so much of the nineteenth section as requires that the committee shall so provide the same, is hereby repealed
 Sec. 6. That the twenty-second, twenty-thrd, twenty-tOurth, twentyffth, twentysixth and twenty seventh sections relating to Union districts, and the fortieth, fOrtyrst and tortysecohd sections of said act, relating to the Board of Commissioners and Se cretary, and much of eighth section of said act requires the School Visitors to make returns to the Board of Commissioners; and 80 much of said see; ton as provides that the Visiting Committee shall receive dollar per day for their services. and much of the twelfth section of said act provides that district skall contain less than forty pe. sons over four, and under sixteen years of age and so much of the twenty-ninth section makes it un- lawful to pay teacher more than two thirds of the amount due until book and abstract shall be lodged with the district clerk, be, and the same are hereby repealed.
 Provided, however, that SO much of the act hereby repealed, relates to union districts hallcontnue in force for the regulation of such districts already formed under said act but not so to authorize the forming of new union districts hereafter.
 STILLMAN K. WIGHTMAN, Speaker.
 WM. s. HoLABIRD, President of the Senate. Approved, June 10, lS42.
 CHAUNcEY F. CLEVELAND.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07

boring towns, as we have said before, was nurner- ous, and highly respectable, and the citizens of Litch6eld duly appreciate the compliment of their presence.
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Baltimore.
Correspondence the Herald.l
BALTIMORE, April l6, 1872

EALriMoRE, April 10, 1872
DIore of the lamentaHe Steamboat Explosion.
Mr.. EDITION -
of the Mayor, a large number OF hands repaired to the
scene OF disaster for the purpose OF rescuipg the bodies
missing and supposed to have fallen victims to the heart.
rending calamity. In prosecuting this search during
the day with great diligence, assisted by the Mayor,
S. Hlllin, Esx, in person, and many Of the citizens
who volunteered their services, they succeeded in re-
covering SIX more bodies in addition to those mentioned
veste Idsy, the names Of whom are-william Lewis,
clerk OF the steamboat Rspperhannock, running be
tx eea this city and fredericksburg, Va; Gorge Ged
des apprentice to Mr.. Waterman Jsmes Leavers
carpenter Of the ship Tippecanoe; $. W. Hackey, agent
OF the Portsmouth & Virginia Railroad Company resi-
dent of Weldon, North Caroline; James Mitchell, Young
man. apprentice 10 Mr.. Watchman, and james Kemp,
painter. recently from Philadelphia. In addition to the
dead mentioned yesterday, ! have to add the following
names who died since Andrew +. Hesde'ssn, Presi-
den, of the Company; George Enley. Richard Lenche'
comb, Robert Dayic, Thomas Eldridge, =. McLear,
Duncan Fergurson, engineer, and George Huyde, boy
about Is years OF age. There are two more, discovered to
be wounded whose names are Isaiah wagner Z ). smith
The whole number of killed, and those who died since,
from the wounds, up TO the present time, Is estimated
to be twenty three. The number OF scalded aud wounded
amounts TO aoou, ~thir,y-six, many Of whom are not ex'
pected 10 survive. IL is a singular circumstance, that
Benjamin Brovs, who " as steward on board the i'll fsted
Pulaski al the time she blew UP, was also steward on
board the Medors, and was blown off into the water. He
swan out witt no INJURY farther than having two Of his
ribs broken.
have thus given you all the particulars of interest so
far as have been heard oil thi' most melancholy disaster.
A general inquest is 10 he held this morning a, ten
O'Clock, in presence Of the Mayor; the principle object
being to ascertain, il possible, the Causes which led TO
the explosion. The funerals OF several who were killed
took place yesterday; they were solemn and imposing
Mr.. Mall and his son are to be buried to day. This fI
neral will be immensely large. RoprRicN.
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TO THE LADIES.
GUIDE.

TIL GENERAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY Of this CT.
j ty. as we'll ss the several maps lately made, have accu
'"e' FiREMAN's GUIDE.
When the alarm bill summons him from the comforts Of his
HON. and family, to the noble Performance Of mis- duties In be-
/ alt Of his fellow eitiz,ns, there indexes to the call are per
feet; but yet they do not Guide
II FIREMAN
10 the source from which his exposures to rain. cold and feath
itself, can be averted. they have omitted to point out to
Them the m st important means an the place where the fire OF
death may be arrested Where u lungs errosed-the body
ovsrhsatcd, aud drenched with ram. aud slct, and sDow-can
he preserved from an early. decay. They have pointed out the
ward aud the dist-ict in VIII h stanss
" ~FORTY-FiVE DIVISION STREET
But they have culpably neglected to descsice the number
w"er' pEAsE's HOREHeUND CANDY!
,. m manufactured and sold-where e sery Fireman should rtsor
shs n m, 6rst alarm OF cough, core throat, liberation Of the
lunrs. pains in the side, ann chest appear. This 10 empbst
cary THE + REMAINS ENGINE HOUSE.
aud within IT stands the inexasustiole fountain that can sur
oo' n . CONSUMPTION n DEATH!
soll VIII, I. sale ard retail al IS Division st
Aovsr.-Zieb,r 81 Deck ST philadelphia, Pa.
nebin.on. ITO Baltimore at Baltimore.
Reddiny, 8 sta = Of. Boston.
Jotsop, IS ST. Charlss ct. New Orleans
l Nessrs. Rawls < co. 81 State 81. Albany
L Tobey, Cincinnati, Ohio
Hsd.msn, Louisville, Ky.
Wadsworth, Providence, II. L
Mtssr IA silsnd, II ,rrom 4 Allen, Charleston, Sc
rmtey Teii,r, p,uuit, Mich. -.
w Zach .eny,l"p, Of tre genuine Horshound Canpy I
signed TEASE \ SON, IS Division ST. OF whom ufsn .
OBTAINED wholesale and retil Confsctioaeu are not ~ pom
I'd SCENTS. Aliistt' ~ must be post paid. as
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

y E~ 49,
PHILApELrHIA, April 10, 1872.
Rumor Coyroied-Ihs Handy Cose-The Weas'es-
Sfocks-Ho,mes' Trial, &c.
The rumor in circulation yesterday, and which found
it's v ay into sewers al Of the morning papers to day, to the
enec, that the superintendent OF motive power on the
Celumb Railroad was a 'lefsulter aud sbsqua'ulator,'
is roundly denied by that g~'n'leman himself, srdby his
friends for him. The origin OF 1.-THE rumor 10 attributed to
the political opponents Of the alleged delinquent, as
kind Of of set to the def,lcaiion of the wing county TIRE,
surer, and with a view Of defeating his election 10 q ds
trict Office.
The hearing Of Mr.. George Handy, on the bank bride
~ case, W" commenced yesterday afternoon before
Judge Barton.
Forrest plays ID anon" tonight, for his benefit. Hill
draws middling houses at the Walnut street.
The evidence in the case Of Holmes. on the part OF IN.
State, was concluded this morning. After the examine
ton oftwo or three witnesses for the defendant, the ceur
adjourned.
Ss went upf.
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PUBLISHED DAILY By
yAMES 0ORDOH BEuWDYV,

NO. u ANN SIhEET.
hon~rrs HxsALD-lssucd every ncrnin9-price ~
ssHts per copy. Country subscribers furnished IL u
s&me rate, for any SPECIFIC period, en- q remittance =
stvance. No paper sent. unless paid In advance.
WRnxLv AvALp-lssuede every saturday morning, .
siAe o'cleck-prIce sts enfs Per copy furnished 10 ose
~ subscribers at - per mum in advance
CennRsPoRpsrrs are requested 10 address sn<n lsttsa
y JAM 0onDos BrwrErr ,Proprisssr and KAjtsr' aDAs
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WARD'S

VEGETABLE HAIR OlL.-Thu veeetabl Han. Dill pos
, sesses III. peculiar property so long sought ieri IN 9,hsr
oils, but sought IN vain, OF reproducing a new growth OF hair
on hesds bald. SO great are its nourishing propeines
which it readily imparts to the roots OF the ha,r, ins.
piications to check that faflirg Of the hair. which 10 often oe'
curs, especially after sickness. .
II prevents the hair IRON turning gray ana wnen " psg'ns 70
turn may be easily CT scked and restored 20 M N. n.ra ",s a. ao W
- preferable to any other for psrfamirg, curling. and rlossiae
thu hair. ,.-, c-.J. =,
igT Bo very and 90 Raselay s. msih'
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PORTUGUESE
? e M A L E Pill L 8,

N. d. B~oUpELOaUE, N. b. LisB~N. PORTUGAL
THE scientific combination Of ingredients 81 which there
l. pills are composed, hs- emads them the wonder and ADM.
ration OF the world. Tn. are lnorp al ov'r Ens9ps TO p
bly, certain inprodueips The moathly t.ns Thsir certainty
nancy for though mild safe, and healthy they are csrtsis 70
producs wieearrisse :: used during ts.t RsI'oa. --
round with the seal o, the impcrtsr stamped; Each boz cor
tains the Immature Of M. de Boudeioqn., aDd the English di
rrciss have the signature Of Dr.. y. MEL. vEAU, ssthorIss
- emf for the continent Of America.
"Thsy can be transmitted by mail to sAy part Of the Upits<
statsc Letters directed to d.. +. Mefveau, bsx "a, NJ
Hiii meet with immediate attention Sold By apoointm ant .
100 Cherry, near Catharine street. Price -. Ha6 borss. =
No half boIss sent BY mail.
mSo imsdkw
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CHATHAM THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING. April is-The performance will com.
oRsIM IHE BxNIsHED.
9.s,sl Mr. fHis ;ss
Fitness An elro,s, Miss Mes,,yer
Master WOOD wi, sSrssI iP a(.vorits Dance.
10 zaSoSl.o ' inc
Zanon,. MrHied
p.oi Clarence clynSsG 9 Steven. M.,pour, Mr. T GssS:now
f EiiIs; Mn, M; a!.s:y::
JACK RosINsso5S%%'e XSD HIS MONKEY.
Jack E h5.Ss pug 9, Mas, w Ms Wood
ssr:. ssssn,s ID and .~d.i.rsa,, rit,a ,Gsi.,y,@
iiTCMELL's OLKaPIC THEAYfx
MONDAY EVENING Aprlis The performance will con-
PUss IN BOOTS.
s sam 4 % Beet MIR hG Mitchell
." Mrs Move gojble, Mrs Watts
Boz, w.,,,, MIR Hs MissS.I
'A~ Mrs. 'Nove,gobble, Mrs; Wait.
B'''y' To conclude with til. fare. of N'''''
Prince Perseverance, HOrnsa:ts
Lolip S,a'n'd' Nic4snson Cinderella, Mrs Tin !
Aainnsios-DTs1 circle socsna. Upper boxes % cents
Doors open s.se,se Curtain rises AZ half pas. seven
WEIGH AND 4 fRoPRIEroRs
REAL IRLtNI,
Ever '9 NF !! Y Z RI ;'t efRceTS. at tho
No. D'"Sts 81 M Ss,sh T'11 k kvfSfSs, '9 April IFS is, nights only
When the justly celebrated
LEVI NORTH.
Will execute two e%xtraordii AIRY and brilliant A cts OF Eques.
trisn,sm; aided by aTroupe Of the very first character
MoN {I5 ,, Y 4 IF sis' 2@1ii ls s.:ii':: ssi Si "a 4 @5sia will
nc BORN A iiEs; ( fSS Sisl CAVALIERS,
Mounted on splendid Pslfr,vs
Miss Wells will appear in La Cachucba.
The truly aceomHI,'s.d ySq!a Lin. I9sp Glenroy will ride
Master G. Washington will in ascries of Corporal Feats
GREATEST POsITloNlsT OF 1919. ,
Succeeded by a PRINCIPAL ACT rode bS the celebrated
+ NORTH.
Nj Wi liams will introduce his celebrated Dog Billy.
Mr.. How ard will ride ard act
THE CHIEF. OF THE POTTAwATT!ME.
JOHN SMITH will sing and dance in a series Of Negro En-
travaganzas, assisted bv Nasters Coleman and chesnut
MIR. Robert Hoffman Of the Thea're Royal, Edinburgh, will
PETE ULG OUT PAGANiNf.
spRITEs = HiE sTLVER sUoWEA.
Mr.. Jennings will appear as kamo Samee.
A great scene of q, mnastics by Mr.. Ris ey y his infant son.
Mrs Smith will dance aud ride her act Of La bayader:
Mr.. Levi Ncrth will PEI form an act OF triple transform alton,
TRAVEL FOR 1T;
or, Italy, France, and Spain.
Mr.. George Sweet will apo. a r on the Tight Rope.
To conclude with
A NIGHT DOWN TOWN.
Baron Braham SilvaiRtoe, John Smith
Sam, el Sulpicus Su, erior, Mast Chestnut
Doors open at 7 O clocs-Psrform ,nce te commence at half.
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BY THOMAS BELL
fxIsyesNos.sf fan and 10 PtslfonstYests.i

MONDAY,
Handsome Furniture Sale Of all DESCRIPTIONS, al 1877 East
Broadway corner of J. fer.on ST.
COMPRISE. & imperial, hruss els and other carpets, rugs, En-
gish oil 10th. marble top nier, center, tea. caro-, dir ing WORK
and other tables, sofas, mahogany ard fapcy chairs, looking
glasses, mantel ornaments. a splendid piano for e, ottom ans,
rocking chairs and other p Ilor furniture; excellent bed room
furpivre, French and other hedsteads, mattresses. beds, bed
ding, toilet tab es, stands, bureaus, chairs.
Also. piendid dining sets, cut glass and plated ware, asilstr
ga service, Iamp-, lrstTes, &c.
Also. xitchsn utensils, aud nnm erous other Housekeeping ar
ticles.
TUESDAY,
Elegant Furniture-The eo'ire excellent ( rLiture Of a fari-
IL giving ny housekeeping, II Laurons st
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CHEAP HARDWARE STORE

THE Subserib.r is now opening his Spring supply OF
l s. CUTLER y. received per late arrivals,
sortmsnt Of 3 ome.tie Goods which Sc is prepared 10 offer At
The attention Of Country Merchants, Builder, Cabinet
Makers. Sc, 10 solicited to an examination Of his stsck and
pricrs AZ h. is confident they will ind 1t to their inters to
tayor HIM with a call. ALFRED T. LAGRAVE,
2s Greenwich corner Barclay, New York.
A regular supply Of FALL. RIVER U NAILS, and
Coopers Glue. Also-a complete assortment Of Mechanics
Tnois James Screw &c. m9 SIM
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HvU,UUO LA sornss ,.s~ss,
I ANDED from brig Ohio. from Havana, Of superior qush-
II ~, for sale in lots 10 suit purehasers,. al reasonable pr, 60
SoIm' b. NJ. RAIDER, ts Chatham e.
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A PRORLEM

A ND the way to solve il. Why do the imitators Of my Tab
"A let Razor Strop allow me to carry off the pr MUM medal
and diploma, from the American Institute, year after ~, r,
without ever submit. ting their own for TRAY o ye OF tender
chins and tough boards: answer the above by bripgi.g a al!I
Gates Of the mot scien.ifc gentlemen 10 the country, viz:
Professor Griscom, DR.. Mott, Gen. J Tsl'madge and others.
a sole inventor and manufacturer Of the metal
iic Tablet Razor Strop. with four sides, 1853 Broadway.
m2e Inn
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WHO WANTS A BEAUTIFUL CT EAR
IN ~COMPLEXIONf

TN COMPLExlONf
j HIS il not addressed to ladies only. but gentlemen too. To
be brief, you are assured that freck es. pimples, blotches, sun
burn, tan, morphe ", or any diefgt ration Of the sk.n. are re-
moved by he Italian ehenicaiI soap; dark, thick, suuburnt or
yellow skin, change to a healthy clear hne after using this.
The public are particularly requested to notify that is no puff
ed nostrum, but tke invention Of M. Vesprini, an Italian physi-
cIan. The New York Herald OF Msrth %, lsi2, says-"An
Italian has lately foi med a so W Of tn. Wild herbs Of his ceun-
try that will change the color OF q icx, dark, yellow or run
burnt skrn 10 a healthy clearpess; cure eruptions Of skin, such
as salt rheum. scurvy, &c. We are Told by two DO, sons who
have used this. that IL is excellent, and we advise all to try it
This il sold by T.JONES at tie SIGN OF the American la
sic. s2-mind the right number. or you'll be cheated-sa Chat
ham street. Price SO cents a cake. 1873 Fulton st, Brooklyn, il
an agent. msolm'
FRENCH slILLINERY GOoDs.-E. B.. sTRAEGE
L has received by the Baltimore, Rhone and other Havre
packets. ysry, rich French Artificial Flowers, new Tariatan
Silks. and other choice Millinery artic es, adapted TO city
trace. which he will sell at reasonable prices
Also, all KINDS Of materi 1r for flower makers, selected in
Paris bv
aisstm E B STRANGE. IsS Walker ~.
no PAPEk MANUFACTUkEkS-Ihs suoscnbsrs nv
i notice that Messrs Howek Goddard of Worcsstsr, Mass
havs appointed them their agents, and are prepared to furnish d
rfort notice, upon the most reasonable terms. Foxrdrinisr ~
Offender Machines, with fire or steam dryers, and sinng Do
shinss to size paper In the web az it leaves the dryess. Ahos
every Kind 81 Machinery appertaining to the manufacture Of Z:
| Per, which in point of worfrranship and finish 10 not supasss0
BY any other establishment in this country. A largs number -
allow IN operation in many Of the best mils to WON rsfsr~sse
FEkissEs { CROOKS. Paper s,.ses.s,.
da13kv NLibsvty styost
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DOCTOR. PROVOST.

SOME individuals write against the use Of balsam coraiyy,
> cub.b .pi,re, camphor, mineral astringents, &c Nc. In the
cure Of secret diseases, bu, tina, the world knows That the
beyond a doubt II il perfect folly to deny that fact, Butt hat
n r,qnires a professional man, and a man of skill In his PROBES.
nor to knor when and how tn give tn ose medicines, Is equally
as obvious to men Of minds. Hope. therefSre that e al smes
recurring medical aid will not give ear 10 all the fool sh etuh
winch they may see in tn. share Of advertisements, but they
will call upon me, at No. 81 Broad street. where they shell
have a full history If their use. / feel confident that not Ia
iieIt will leave my Office without b,iag entirely sat, fled that
scended to place himself among the field OF Quacks. My Of
flee IL at 81 Broad, corner Stone st.
ADim' ). III
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STRIKERS BAY ON THE BLOOMlNGDALE
ROAD.

d ~ IA
ROAD.
THE subrcrber, having leased the above establishment, re-
i spectfully informs his friends and the public that he will
open for the summer, on Saturday next, hprill.t.
To those PERSONS who have once visited this romantic and
beautiful place il is peedlf S. TO speak IN is praise, and those
whohave never seen il may b. convinced BY a srugie vsit that
IN naturally beautiful and picture que scenery u ] 8 ursurpass
ed BY any spot on the island OF Manhattsn.
Strikers Bay is sir miles from the City Hall, on the Bloom
ipgdale RoaI. The house Is situate on the margin OF the Hud
son river, along the bants Of which the garden and pleasure
grounds extend = considerable distance, the walks wincipg
through a beautiful grove ~ofleeust trees.
During the past winter many improvements have beeo made
on the premisss-the road leading 10 the house has been widen
ed and graded, ne ,h.r expense nor lsbor having been spared in
order 70 render this a deseryelly favoite summer resort
The stock Of wines and liquors has been selected without
regard to cost) by an experienced and competent Judge. The
ice creams, the eonf, cti9asry and all other re reshm;nis will
those of any other respectable establishment
The garden and orchards are well supplied with, flowers and
fruits OF every description, so that vi,itors wishing &c obtain
bsuquets, or baskets OF fruit, in their several seasons, can be
supplied.
pleasure ride early, breakfast will be provided from 8 uils In
the morning. y,
The comfors and convent. nee OF ladies visiting this house will
be especially studied, and civility and attention may always
be r. Tiled on.
stages siar. every hour from No 30 Bowe,y, and psssepssr'
can aight at the gate ". COhbfN.
4 tn0-I m
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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN.
AMONG the many and ys.ious Cosmetic: that are re offered
ing very eruption from the f,ce, none can be SO conf ientiy
rreommend d as Churchs Vegetable Loti-p II impa-ts a de-
pimples, biotches, tan, ~frscklss, ringworms, and all o.hcr cuta-
reous e uptions and disc, lorations -.
Price IS cents per bctt,e-solda at Chu-chs DispersaTy' ise
HreutsNE. w. Bull, II ,rtford; C. & n. W. simmo &, Pine,
corner of Fourth street, philad .Iphia; charles Steanr. POUCH.
S..ns m2s im+
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SUCCESS TO

THE /" American Magic Mixture" has been hailed soHe of
i the greatest discoveries OF the present age, and as long as
medical scirnce ex,Sts, will be considered he most Invaluable
discovery for diee0es Of the urinary passages 90 well as the
kidnevs and bladder. Its efectsare absolutely eheUual IN per
forminr q radical cure in a short time, ~hilet the ordir airy reme-
DIES take even months! One dose cannot fail to enlist the hesi-
tatipy and over delicate in its favor, and out OF he hundreds
that have put their faith ia i, not one has been d,sappoln,sd
The pale of Suspicion. The Magic Mixture" has long stood I'M
rivaiied, and has " it, stood the gittering imagery 80 Pompou,iy
ting Iuacks, whose only aim has been to dupe and deceive the
unfortunate Sold by appointment at Rings drug store, 50
Fulton street cor. Cliff. m21 I'm
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WATC HE'S Il JEWELRY
r1VNy

TIL subscriber is selling all descriptions IF gold and silver
L Watches, gold and silver pencils, gold chains. Keys, sc at
retail, lowe than at any other place u the city. Gold Watches
changed or bought. All w ,tchcs are warranted to keep
good lime, or the mone- returned. Watches and Clocks re-
paired in the best m nner, and warranted, at much less than
the usua, prices, by one Of tn. h,est workmen in the city. G.
{. ALLEN | .porter Of Watches aud JeweIry, wholesale
and retail. 80 Wall street. up stairs. mtslm+
QREAD-BREAD-BREAD-At LIME new pa
ID kerry, corner Second street and Bowery. u pounds for a
shilling and made from the best supcrhne fou'-try it.
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