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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-07-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.
Fifteen Days Later.

The steamship Acadia, Capt. Ryrle, arrived
at Boston, on Wednesday nIeLt7ast, at halI-past
eleven O'Clock She lell Liverpool ON the 5lh
of July.
The British Parliament were engaged in
discussion on The distress throughout the coun-
rry. The Chartisls were moving in various
quarters: the shoemakers had held meetings at
several places to consider the prevailing dis
lress, and the Anil. Corn Law Associations
were agiialing as usual.
Parliament.
On a recent occasion, Mr.. Wallace moved, as
an amendment tn the order Of the day for going
into committee Of supply, series of resolu-
;ions To the effect that Parliament should not
be prorogued without an inquiry being nslliu-
ted as to the extent Of the distress and The best
means calculated 10 afford relief This has re-
opened the question Of the corn laws and the
trading and financial policy of he late and ex-
isiing governments and there is no knowing
when The debate will terminate. Mr.. Banner
man has notice of motion on the books for
empowering The crown 10 open the ports oil
Britain TO free importation of foreign corn, IN
case of necessity, before the re-assembllng OF
Parliament The bill Incorporating the tariff
has passed its third reading in The House OF
Commons and as ii will probably not be de-
layed in its passage through the House OF Lords,
il will soon take its place among the statute
laws of the land, along with The Income Tax
Act.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-07-27
Ireland.

The troubles in Ireland still continue, with
on, any prospect Of remedial justice or saiis-
faction. Even the prospect of an abundant,
harvest does not appear 10 allay The murmurs
of discomfort:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
TONSUMPTION.-DT. ALIENS Bal

sam of Iioreound, Liverwort and Pleursy Root, Tor
Coughs Colds, Consumption and Liver Complaint
CONSUMPTION is disease often secretly lurking in the
lem for years before there IS the least complaint OF inc
lungs And in this stage i can be cured as efecgay ana
ne certainly al any other disease Let persons delay he
use OF medicine until their lungs sensbly affected ou
in due season Dr.. Aliens Baam OF L?erWore
This medicine has proved even the Coaqueror oil fhys
rians for which ali mankind will have abundant cause 10
bless the hand of Providence More than 100 physicians in
mis- civ now Rse this medicine in their practice.
LIVER CoMpIAtHT CURED,-Dr. Allen--Dear Sir: nave
used your Balsam OF Horehound Liverwort and feursy
Root in my practice for some months pa ana from ne
wonderful: effect has had, am fully satisfied that IL pos
seSses very superior virtues in the OF liver complaint
and consumption DIS strongly recommend II to The pas
lie and to the faculty. Respectfully,
Hudson, aug. /, lS4l. j. D. RICHARDSON M. u.
wHooplNc CoUcI-This disease is prevailing very ex-
tensvey and is sweeping OIL many little ones with very
few DAYS Illness Parents should remember thai DR.. AL.
lens Raam Of Liyerwrl is the only efiba remedy, and
has saved thousands ofves during seven years.
Sold by William a. Tyler whciesal. agent 88 Barclay
s,reet 49, jy27 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
VETHAT IS LIFE Withc 1t Health =

Wv PHILADELPHIA December l857.-To DR.. Jayne-Dear
SIR Tile astonishing and almost gdecs your
rase Won will recOect was given by his physicians
and who himself had lost all hope OF ever being permitted
10 preach again. but who from the O your incidence is
so Car restored only he able TO walk out but also
10 preach made wonderful impression on my mind,
that after consulting with several eRGS and learning thai
YOU were regular Practitioner of Medicine and that
remedy not one OF those qnackish COMPOUNDS Win
which The public arc SO ireqenuy dupen-Wr you mus,
you and purchased hall dozen bottles and told you ha
ii lived 10 take them you should have good report from
am alive and we'll his day thanks ne to merciiu Gsd
your Expectorant; and now come forward Sheerlu
10 iu6 my promise
For twenty long wears had been constant sufferer from
the effects OF hard dry cough pain IN my breast ana OIL
fcnliy OF breathing the lat hve OF wnlcn cn @
away amere skeletons with the greatest dihculty
only could get up and down stairs my appetite
persuaded could not survive many weeks, unless 3D.
tain relief Indeed, sir my situation was SO miserable 10
die whenever should please the Master to take me home
Blu, heard of your medicine, and relief came. Yes,
Before had taxed one bottle experienced mitigation Of
all my symptoms, and 10 my great joy, found In the con.
nued OF il the happlest relief Ia shert, ;r II las
made perfect of me, and can truly say have no
desire to be better.
now! consider it is duty owe YOU and, through You
the public, c make my case known, believing Tint viii
be the means of directing hundreds who are afflicted a:
have been the Of remedy which, under the blessing
of God, | consider TO have preserved my NE
You are at liberty sir make use OF this letter 70 your
advantage and make my extensively known as you
please II there be any who doubt the truth ST The aboye
cures to sell forge certificates and publish hem refer them
to me- shall be happy see them and will not only
lars which il would he unnecessary 10 furnish the public
press With everlasting gratitude, am, dear sir,
Your Obliged friend, MARY Gill
No l65 Queen-strae, below Fourth.
For sale wholesale and retail, by A. b. Y ID. SANDS.
druggists No 10 Futonsree NJ E. cerner OF Gold and 100
Fu0n corner of Wiau-Street al retail by David Sands
n Co No II East Broadway, OF MarkesL Ahra-
ham B. Sands l. Co., 273 Broadway, Granite Buildings,
corner OF Chambers.sL Price 81. AUS LIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
NEW AND GREAT INVENTION


WprTER-Sy this wonderful insesion letter and GU.
nIicats can be written oerscn with more ease anu
,rrater facility than single letter with ordinary pen
ans ink -. .,.-- .. the
cor,,uy , truly great invention Is OF Infinite vane a.
!, j. reat saving Of time trouble and expense Inc prn-
cial advantage to be derived sm the manifold writer Is
ta copy OF any document may be kept without any aa
di,iora troue TO the writer, and without any necessary %
using either an inkstaDd pen The instrument used io
riring an agate point consequently never wears ny
use For banks insurance Offices merchants men OF ous-
s generally lawyers. ro>uasers editors, recIfrs pup
&c Offices ans who may be dssrous of reserEg copies
~ their l4rs documents &c with an Fit rse saslhg OF
time and the satisfaction Of having e5z;a copy OF wbat
,hev have vTtiaa this viii be found inS-tiaane
F-anciss Manifold Writer has afYs oeen IN soccss,ui
nncraton two wears daring which time she proprietor has
mad The -,eascre q. receiving the unened app saton OF
slI whas Observation ue AZ the late far o.
he American Institute enerts OF the article were exanh
ed into by three the o able chemists IN he connry
i,o --onoanced to be very ingenious and aseiut CO..
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moisture or chemical agents Consequently fneoai ]" d.
ayvardpd he the Institute Price from g to s..
Newspapers or magazines throughout the country copying
enre without alteration infringement ncuGng TINS NC
ce and giving twelve inside Insertions shall receive
cony subject 10 their order by sending paper containing
IN. -rtiseujent 10 the ofre OF the suhscrber
'.e ~ LEWIS FRANCIS, So William street
,eo,f corner Maiden Lane, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

MEETING OF LORD AsHuURTos AsD LOUIS
Pst1rpE.-In the year 1893, Lord A. with one
or two friends, paid visit to the falls of Niagara
Upon their return they stopped To view the Falls
OF the Genesee. 1t was late when they had tif-
shed their examinations; and as there was no
house in the neighborhood, they eacamped out for
the night They were somewhat fearful that the
Indians might try to plumber their camp, and they
kept good lookout. In the early part OF the
night they heard rustling among the leaves and q
cracking ameng the dry branches +; but whether
they proceeded from the tread OF Indians or wild
beasts, they could not tell. The footsteps were
however evidently approaching their tent. lhey
KEEP, strict, silent and anxious watch, for some
view OF sound that should reveal the character of
the visitors. Soon they distinguished human
voices, and saw the sbadowy outline of human
forms. As the party came nearer they heard them
conversing in French; and in few minutes Lore
Ashburton gave Louis PHILIPPE and his conpan-
ions g cordial welcome to bis tent! They had be-
fore met amidst the artificial spendor OF European
Courts-and now, surrounded by the sublime and
stupendous natural scenery of the American vii
derness. Lhechester ose'
A New D1scovERY.-A correspondent of the
N. II. Patriot, writing from the White Mountains,
says:
"a. Franconia they have curiosity which has
escaped the diligent eye of the tourist until the
present season 1t is called the Pooi IL Is IN the
bed of the Pemigewassat river. Professor Sill
man used to say in his geological lectures that the
sight of the " Basin that gem of beauty would
repay one for journey of two hundred miles
What the learned Professor would say the Pool
cannot imagine. 1t is the basin on an immense
scale. The circular walls Of stone, which shut II
in. are about one hundred feet high, F" carved
smoothly by the ehisel of the whlring stream, out
of the solid rock" The Pool" is four or tive
rods wide and the water in it is forty or fifty feet
deep"
NEw-ORLEANs.-Times are getting harder,
creditors are pushing harder. and debtors are
harder to move than ever. In fact, creditors are
getting furious, and debtors proportionably inso-
lent Two of them met yesterday.
"Did you mean 10 settle this bill at all, sir,
when YOU made it ~ said the creditor in pas
sionate manner.
Hum keep cool, m, good friend, . said the
debtor, putting cigar withadmirable sang ytroid.
:" You want settlement
To be sure do, SIR
Well, my dear sir, l assure you meant TO
settle and when meant to settle, that was clearly
a settlement Ha, ha, ha Good morning, my
friend; III see you in the fall Pic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
CONFIDENCE inspires Confidence

4 NUNFIUENCE inspires Commence
~ Jones Drops Tor Ennors-An internal remedy for
deaseso the skn such sali rheu:n. eryspea eprosy,
suia scd head, liberated legs and scurvy, with
.heir kindred external and internal hHEnors-
Sufficient time having been given test rs Invaluable eff
cacy and safety this medicine warranted 10 in
al where he directions faithfully complied with,
or the money refunded Designed for persons OF all ages.
sexes ard conditions
Agents. Griggs, New Lebanon Springs General
Agent for the State 4 Gilbert the New Lebanon De-
pot tor Herbs, .s No 81 FutoEs Agent for the City,
Sub-Agen-E VI Guion, cor Bowery ard Grand-sts; Al
fred Hill, 2os Greenwichst Hart corner Broadway
and ChsEabers;s CaLfsgtou, corner Spring and Hpd-
saass and at the Family Medicine Store go Bo~ery,
Prsce-st; DR. a Doottle 80 Centre-st; BaGgerNew-
ark. n J; G PeckhaiB, Utica ) Bogus. Lyons, r
Bentley, Penn Yanr walker, otsego CO.; Rawls j.
Co Albany Albany
great number Of certificates from the respectable
Physicians and others have been feccived-a speak In the
highes Terms OF is unerTing efficacy. jy2a In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
STREAMS

Ye early, minstrels of the earth,
Whose mighty voices woke
The echoes OF hher infant woods
Ere yet the tempest spoke
How is it tl.as ye waken still
The young hearts happy dreams,
And shed your light on darkered days,
Oh bright and blessed streams
Woe for the world !--she he's grown old
Aud grey in toll and tears;
But We have kept the harmonias
OF her unfallen years
For ever in our weary path
Your ccasciess music seems
The spirit Of her persisted youth,
Ye glad and glorious streams!
Your narmurs bring the pleasant breath
Ofmany sylvan scene;
Thcy tell Of sweet and sunny Wales,
OF woodlands wildly green;
Ye cheer the lonely heart Of age,
Ye fiji the exile's dreams
With hope, and home, and memory,
Ye unforgotten streams!
All! soon the blessed springs of Love
Tobitter fountains turn,
And deserts drink the stream that flows
From Hopes exhaustless urn:
And faint upon the waves of Life
May fail the summer beams,
But they lager long and bright with you,
Ye sweet, unchangimg streams!
The bards, the ancient bards, who sung
When Thong ht and Song were new,
Oh mighty waters did they learn
Their ninstrelsy from you!
For still, methinks, your voices blend
With all their glorious themes,
That flow for ever fresh and free
As the eternal streams.
Well might the sainted seer Of old,
Who trod the fearless shore,
Like many waters deom His voice
Whom angel hosts adore;
For still where deep the rivers roll,
Or Ear the torrent CLEANS,
Our spirits hear the voice of God
Amid the rush of streams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA-
IA ZINES BOOKS ASD PRINTS.-Transatlan,ic

Newspaper Office, Liverpool
CHARLES WILMER Of Liverpool supplies the Age y,
rican public with BRITISH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA-
ZINES BOOKS, and PRINTS, on the most advantageous
He forwards the very latest editions OF all the Lon
ion and Provincial Newspapers, Shipping LISTS Price Cur
Continent by the Steamers and Liners from Liverpool Lon
don and Bristol and the Magazines, Books, and Prints Us
published
His charge for London Daily Papers 81 SIS or week
ty one published Fvepence, FL S. l0d; or SxPenee,
IL IS I'd per annm; all the Magazines Books. Prpts
supplies at the prices they are charged by the
publishers in London
All orders should disappointment be addressed
CHARLEs' in full ind will be attended 10 unless
conpanied by remittance reference tor payment three
months in advance, some Liverpool or London house.
interesting American Canadian readers furnished Oh
reasonable terms fl lawly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
BY Special Appointment
JOSEPH GnLOTT. Pen MannfactureI

Ter Of ese Pen; has Induced the aeIp: on tbs part u
several disrepu,able makers opTactee afraid up
bearing the rnisspeiled name us Got emitting me ma
/ is now III the market II readily he ds,ected p{ ~
unfinished appearance, and the very common s[ye IL "i
il is put up. ~ -, -,-,,.d y, INF
aJo.eI,h GilIotrs Patent or joseph siet
;,-Is L., 81 Iohn-Strce1. corner Of Gcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

CHEMICAL GIL, BURNING FLUID.-Tne sub
scribr would invite the Of the public to his stock
PATENT LAMPS, which from her =,
beauty aad superior qualities are destined to az
preparatio very clean in Its properties ana Ewes
yay brilliant and economical light The Burning sa f sa
vii neither sol nor stain Common Lamps be altered
nj trif,g EXPENSE burn the fluid This subscriber Is
Kindly permitted refer TO Of most rePec'aD
FAMILIES, who are using the article.
ID HOOKER, 456 Broadway,
FB-There is danger Of explosion in either one o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
NTEW-YORK STEAM SAW MILL

Y The Subscribers having their New Steam Saw Mill
in csmpetc operation and also enO full assortment OF
White Pine White Oak, Georgia Pine, and Hemlock I'm
Der of best quality, prepared 10 furnish all orders
with which they may be favored very reasonable terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

~ one OF TIE M,sEx,Es Of A PUBLIsHER' S
LIFE. Losing the patronage of a Bankrupt Gov
ernsnen,, that haven't paid you a red cent since
they bestowed il upon you
BY the Eaiinr of liz Boston Allas-.one who knows,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

A NEeETABLE CoafAss.-A correspondent has
sent to the Editors of the National lntelligencer
day-pressed specimen of the Polar Plant of the
Western Prairies II is species of fern, which
generally attans eMght of ten to sixteen inches
with one large fiat leaf, whose plane always points
10 the North and South. The specimen was piucked
from the Prairies near Fort Gibson, West OF
Arkansas 1t is spread profusely in large beds
. over the Western Praries, from the North Wessto
the far Southwest. 1t has been seen in the Prai-
sies OF Wisconsin and other regions East of the
Mississippi 1t is never found in the forests. or, in
Other words, gu, of the Prairies. 1t has been
wei, Known to the hunters and trappers of the
West, and sothe officers of Dragons but it is be-
iieved that It's existence has never Cat least extern
sivey) been made Known to the world. It's plane
is always in the plane of the meridian when
not disturbed by high winds or ether external
causes The indications are always most accurate
in the valleys, where the beds are sheltered from
the winds, and where the traveller hrds them ar
ranged in parallel positions, faithfully pointing ou'
the direction of the meridian. The leaf is SYM
meuical and thus there is nothing IN its indications
To distinguish the North from the South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
wu1rr PINE rINiHER

WHITE PINE TIME h X
by the RAFT or siagle log, or
sawed 10 order into deck
plank. bridge and scow
plank, gutter sticks, balus-
trades, and building timber
Of every description.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

TOHN L. GOURGAS. for many years
81 of the Bazaar corner Broadway and Courlandt-s
Saving iateIy ted M al 20 John-s,reet the
OF Broadway small. establishment OF the kind w,h
general assortment Of very choice French English, Ger
happy 10 receive As opportunity may o, friendly call
from his former patrons as also from the public in general
auln I'm,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
BEWARE OF IRRITATION Salaman

E-S der SafeS-The reputation ut widers Patent Saa-
SANDER Sales for securing books and against Fire
having becouse almost UNIVERSAL has induced ohsr Esapu-
Of Iron Chests to initiate his TAT least III the ont
Appearances asd offer them TO the public under HE
name OF improved Saamander Safes" bat of which
wiIarrs Patent Saaander Safes, manufactured by him
and pever falling in single case of accomplishing the
purpose which they invened sered 10 the
public.
,en,ee and Maunsc'arer for the United States, with
tboy appoint sub-agsnts in sach pisces as he may
Icct or which he has awaited hEsef by appointing the fol-
lowing Agencies, VII
w J. THOMAS CO., OF Albany.
K C. SALISBURY .o. Troy.
J. W. STANTON * co, OF New Orleans
And at no other place can the genuine WiLDERS Pa
tent Sna,nandsr Safes be purchased.
arsye assortment OF the above on hand Tor made
tier) and for sale by 5. G. HERRING. Agent,
anI6 NJ No. $50 Water-strest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
Crot0p Wafer.
ITO ENGINEERS. Manufacturers and

THO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and
4 ohers.-Reaed rroasat Iron Tubes for Steam, Wa
ter, Gas &c IRON 70 inches diameter and IN lenSh,
pressure OF from leo TO otoa lbs per square nctose
Their with fittings OF every description stch as { bows
oined by Screws, and by of which hey ay be pu,
together with The greatest facility by any ordinary workman
The great strength and durability of thes tubes as CON-
pared with Copper other material and their economy
render ihe Superior 10 all others for any Of tie purposes
above mentioned. For sale by
;,ss sd - " L.WnETu ( MASON. Sc Anr-s:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
yNTHlTsEY H. JENKINS, CROTON

Wv WATER PLUMBERS. No. sJoha street. near
Broadway, New York. White Pine red Cedar a. Locust
Hydrans lead and frnn pipcs OF frt qualify, Baths Wafer
Closets Ciserp Frrsys Cold Water Fountains Lead Work
ard Hydraulics of every description, furnished ad fxedos
the most approved principle aud reasonable terms
Mr. Whsey, Gate foreman for Samuel Haydock OF Phaa
ephial having been engaged for the las Il years in the
above place, where be has superintendent OF Tie TAR
ees, public buildings. will bis work equal if Lot
SUPERIOR 10 any in Cerfieates from Mr. Thomas "
WS!,er Architect of Girard College. and Others be
seen sihe shop. Anorders puDctnaiy attended ySr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
TO THE LOVERS of superior Black

T. Tea.-Howquas axturel-Ths extremely deiicio1s
aud unparalleled Tea highly celebrates in China and
Europe Just imported for sale at the Canrua Tea
Cosspanys Ge0era Tea Establishment III Chliha-sree
NcwYofA, in Chinese packages price % c.s and 81 each
n,y2l Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

MORISON'S Hygeian Medicines
lVE NOTICE.-Whereas, a. a. Samanos, of 81 Broad
Morrison Co.'s appointment for the sale of their Medi-
cnes This IS therefore, inform The public uat MT
Samanss is not authorized TO sell NORlSnN'S PILLS
in New-York AID that Nessrs Norrons only Agents IN
New.York ara MeSsrs FIRTH \ HALL, OF No. Frank
lin sorare IRON whom alone the Medicines be had gen
uine tSgnedl siokJSoS c NJ.
1.,a ISL, 1910 iYa II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
HEMunCK TIMBER

saved into plank rails CO. in logs or sawed INFO rang
Iumns and girders. engine ing nSe cross timber anu
frames and every other dc for all other requiring
cription that may be required low priced article.
Pablo Contractors Bridge Builders, Manufacturing Com
panes. Shippers and others. requiring large orders may
depend having them executed at the shortest notce
r. B-We have also operation superior Circular
Saws for making long short small sized satIssuch as
saws let by the hour to persons furnishing their timber
Tor rip saving prosecuting. To all those Interested III
the above ipvite To cali and examine Tor 'ieneivesa
he Mill, foot OF Fourteenth street. North river;
COLYER & DUGiRO.
N. B.-Nr. VIM A. Palmer is now fitting up complete
Turning Establishment with seam power TO execute every
description OF turning great saving from former prices
thus aordng builders and Others facilities ior obtaining
materials exceed by other establishment IN me country
GEORGE CoLYEa,( New-York Steam Saw Mil,
THOMAS DuGARp{ foot Of 1Ath-s,., n. River au6 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

Culver WARE.-Wm. Thomson, No.
~ l2s willlamStreel- continues manufacture Silver
Ware the best description and Of the latest patterns
Presentation Vases Pitchers Walters Tea and Coffee Ser
vices, Cake and Fruit Baskets and Childre Mugs, richly
chased and appropriately designed.
Also, Deerl Fruit Knives and Forks, silver blades Forks
and spoons -,he ade and painthreaded patterns.
Prize Medals OF various patterns, suited for prizes OF Flo
riepltural, horticultural and Agricultural Societies
Orders nv letter pructually attended 10.
The whole OF these articles manufactured on the pre-
nise of sterling silver and expense Is spared IN
the beauty o; The workmanship.
~ s. Drawings and estimates OF articles Tor presentation
will be Furnished in answer 10 application y25 Sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

BRITANNIA WARE-We have now
on hand full of the uoore having
been enabled keep mandatory in full blast during
the pressure. times like these, when and china
ware are liable 10 break people learning be econom
cal hence increased demand for articles OF Britannia
Ware Our consists in part OF pitchers, PLAN
and covered from pint six quarts; coffee and tea
lrns from wo-quars four gallons; candlescks hat ana
tall; lamps great variety, With round and fat tubes Tor
burning OIL gas and lard casters plain and revoving COT
lee and tea sets large assorneut moaSses cups tnin-
bIe mugs soup ladies' nursing ather boxes, table
and tea Spoons spit;oons, &c.
Dxon's celebrated Tea Ware, latest patterns Also, Dix.
on German Silver Spoons ladies' Forks, &c, warranted
not 10 turn yellow.
For SALE wholesale and retail the old stand, Burlng
Slip. by (aulS 2w+) BOARUMAS = HART.