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New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04

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SANDS sSAasAPARItLA-Eeahi is The choicest blessing
neayen can confer ON man IN comparison 20 winch an
Wor!dy treasures S;na Eotn lnSgunc1nce. TIE
royal robes OF princes cannot compare the rudy hus
OF health Thousands suffering diseases that haye re-
ouced the 10 lhe total wrscS might by proper eauHeos
and ihe use OF The right nedcine, entiey regain hef
Geah Diseases having their origin ylaieG secretion or
Inflammation oil the mucous tuaofs chrsulc Gheunalsn,
Scaiica OF Lumoago. Scofuia, Kings Evil bal kbean,
blles Earbers ich aud similar diseases Will be safely and
eEecsusiy cured by tse OF SandS SarsJ plra wbca
mas Been Used In many thousand with complete BUG.
cess.
tor evidence OF the curative powers please read cera
Prepared SOLD, wholesale sad re,a and for eIpos.
tauon, by A. b. SANDS X CO., Druggists and Chea,si,
street, New-Ycrk Sold also by A B & D. Sands, Drug
gsts Nos 10 and 100 Fuiionstre.t David Sands Coy 40
~ East Broadway oil Market street: and by DRUG
gisis generally throughout the United STATES Price u per
bottle SIX bottles for s..
IL 3r JoRs Bows, Builder GI Ann-st,eet, cured
OF an nyeterate pam aad soreaess by ore b
The wonaers performed by this meulcine. Coughs, Cet
Consumption, &C. yield 10 ics sigsy power Lxf saefus
read The ioicwing from q. Wians ESQ, No 50 WINE
street:
have been afflicted with pssynodc Asthma for trery
four years sometimes severely 10 cos6ned 10 my
room Tor weeks; and although visited by various pefpca
advisers OF the highest reputation skill 10 ;Ee csanty
The relief was but partial and temporary till the disease
proved Eea.ly fatal 70 ny Life.
Some few weeks ago commenced taking wlsars ea.
sam OF Wad Cney, whieh gave me iatsnt Isle ana III
slng.e soue produced wha! believe TO be radical aoa
So WlIiaa-sreet
New.York, Jan. %, 1912
Beware OF similar pre- rations. Price g. Sold only
70 Euon corner Of Nassau-s1ees; Mrs Eayes, bfoca
iyni Dexter, Albany.
Tom TArMes LAsT-This, our friends viii hslaiy vi ~
GET the last appearance ana farewell beaeh Of oe1e1
LON Fhuuo, ihe American Museum. We need Doa naSs
those WHO haye 5im 10 go-Eor tose ano
psy bin oHe more visit here Will be Three sptsndn
1000 perorr.encss-at IL 2 and hail.pass 1csscx %
course the house will be crowded this oceaon ana se5
well il may BE-.
~ S1uft Hcasc, L5uayiiie, kenfncky.c- L.. -.
scTloef having again become propfetof ef te
N this CITY, pledges himself 70 Keep In frsl.ae s
10 graduate his prices 70 suit tse nrtss he Wousl
pleased 20 have travellers and seHteEen iroaa tne
eraan wi,l him while ia The city, and hopes ihat tns @
feads OF Thscckmoron EYesen w asgays ossT & ss-
In mind. ISAAC EyEfsIi.
Louisville, JAM is. lssa $50 pess"2n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04
Later from Rio Jnseiro.

Later frcM Rio yNEeiro.
BY the Swedish bark l. Innocence, Capt. Engs
from, we have intelligence from RIO de Janero to
the I'd of December, twenty days later than be-
tore. Business has revived considerably in the city,
but there is but slight prospect of its remaining so
for any length oil time. We have files of the Jour.
nal Do Commerce., bu, find nothing of Importance
That OF the lst December states that by commu-
nieanons t.om the Province of Pernambuco 10 the
Emperor, 1t appears that they are enjoying there
perfect tranquility.
Communications of the same import have been
received from the Governors of The Provinces OF
Alagoas Para, Maranhac, St. Pauo and ST, Cath
arina. The communications from the Governor Of
PLAINLY state that they are enjoying peace, and
the revolt which commenced on the lst Of Angus,
on the border of Pernambuco had entirely ceased; !;
the detachment oftroops sent from the Capital to the
frontier had returned. News had just been received
at Rio from France. Nothing later had been re.
ceived from Buenos Ayres. There were but two
or three American vessels at the port Of Rio.
10 TIE LlrE AND SFgscHEs orHENRY CLAY,
No Aslii', containing MIR. C.'s great Speech
against The SubTreasury, is just out of press, and
Tor sale at shis oce, where all the numbers of hi,
valuable work may be had OF No. XII, (Which
contains the Portrait OF MIR. Clsy,) which has
been been Tor soma time out of print, new ed;.
tios has been issued, and these who have been dis
appointed on inquising for it hitherto are invited
to call and be supplied.
| There were So arrivals at this port, fron,
foreign ports, during the month of January, ls4a
among which were % foreign vessels. There
were 10 arrivals from foreign ports during the
pas, week.
D The BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAZINE, No. l.
edited BY Mys. S. Colman, assisted by Jacob Ab
bot, T. S. Arthur, and o,hers-a neas Monthly OF
SO pages, for lsA cen,s-has just been iasaed by
]. srringsr, l55 Broadway.
MfLLERtsM In New OF
eighteen or twenty in the Lanatie Asylum in Con.
cord, snslrs are the victims Of this mania.
Boston paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04

NJ Tae JANUARY NUMBER OF the SOUTHERN LITERARY
MESSENGER came TO hand yesterday. Agents be sup
piled al the Tribune Office This morning. Strangers
Others wishing single COPIES may obs in them above
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04

D Advertisers viii mnd that advertisements in-
tended for Mondays paper te in by 10 O'Clock
this evening publication Office is bot open Sun
days The for adycr,isag in view of the extensive
circulation of this paper very reasonable and in all
cases are Dayzble iu advance
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04

G All persons Laving eoues belonging to the Editor o
The Tbuae esty requested return them TO him
The absence several which he needs compek
him make this request. Whoever has copy fae u
C5us for ls4s in folio especially requested
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04

Us Mr.. GOLDSMITH has reduced his terms for
Mercantile and Epissolary Writing to So So.
eiasses to commence the beginning of the week.
,he Merchants and Clerks of our City, who have
,he 70, leisure, would do well to patronize Mir. G.
.ils rooms are at so4 Broadway, entrance at the
door of the New-York Museum.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL,
I'm Congress.

u Our walhingtoa letter hasiag siled 10 reach Is ~
mornisg, naks up the following summary from u. i,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04

D THE WEEKLY TRiECNE Of this day n,ans the en-
ire Speech Of Hon. WILLS HALL Gov Bouck's Mes
sage III: FIRST Of series of Letters from the Foreign Cor
respondent Of The Trbune Washington Correspondence
for the week Letters from Alabama Baltimore, Detroit
Indianapolis Philadelphia. &c. Money Matters and Mar
kes for the week. List OF all good Banks in the United
States, th their OF discount in New York. Poetry
Miscellaneous Readings; Foreign and Domestic News
Eds:eriais variety OF ect kc &r Copies in wrap
ptrs for mailing for sale The desk. Price q cents
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04

EPARLEY's MAGAZINE for Februsry-a choice
repository of useful and entertaining varieties fer
young readers, handsomely illustrated, is for sale
by C. S. Francis & Co. and at this Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04

THREE CHILDREN BuRNT.-On the night of the
18th ult. the house of Mr.. Post, in Nunda, Allie
gheny county, n. Y, was burnt TO the ground, ano
three children perished in the flames. The fourth
was SO dreadfully burned about the neck and head
that it is feared be will not survive. The parents
after putting four of the children in bed in the
neshsor about mile distant, leaving the house in
six years old, and the sequel may easily be i'm.
agued.
TExAs.-In letter received from Austin, it is
stated on the authority of Flacco, (the Lipaa chief
who is faithful to Texas that party of Lipans,
with young Castle at their head, who left Texas
for Mexico to jein the Apaches, havebeen attacked
BY the Mexicans, and were almost totally extermi-
mated, hardly one being left to tell the tale
NULLlFIcATIoS REBuKEp.-On the 25th sltimo
the House of Delegates OF the State Of Michigan
very promptly and decisively rejected PROPOSE
rion to nulfy the act of Congress requiring the
election of Representatives to be made by single
districts.
WESTERN RAILRoAD.-It has been officially
announced by the Directors of this Company, that
the receipts of the road during the last year,
We're .......--.- 50 i2,UgO
The expenditures. Observation-Disclosures. 266,O09
Nett proceeds. ....................S24 S246, 600
There is no doabt that this sum will be largely
increased the present yenr.
% The Joint Resolutions, condemning tbs Re
pudiation of State Debts, passed the Assembly of
New Jersey on Wednesday, with only one dissent.
ing voice.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04

ny The correspondent of the N. o. Tropic
writes as follows from Havana:
On the 10Th we were somewhat surprised by the
arrival Of schooner from your port in ballast and
with but one passenger SO unusual circum-
stance created some talk and much wonderment,
until some of the prying ones discovered that the
" lone bird" was MIR. Perrault ex.Cashier of the
Citizens Bank. 1t may be interesting to his
friends and perhaps enemies also, to know that he
is safe here.
To conclude our chapter of news, we have had a
"Somers Mutiny' on small scale. The brig
Gansa, of Boston, Saule, master, from Mobile for
the former port, put in here two days since, the
crew having refused duty and plotted to murder the
Captain and Mate, and take the brig to" the
Isle Of Pines" Of course. Three of them are in
irons and will be sent home for trial-the brig
will proceed on her voyage soon as she can pro-
cure men, who at present rather scarce.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04

ESCAPE FROM THE CRY PRIseS-On Wednes-
day last, prisoner named James McCready alias
Smith, who had been arrested in December By
Officer Sparks, and committed on charge of bur
glary, effected his escape from the City Prison by
walking out without hindrance, by day light, into
the opon air of liberty. This is the second escape
eiected in the same way in a short time, and Col.
1ones, who is an efficient and excellent ofiser him
seh' should institute rigid inquiry into the condi.
ton of the eyesight of his inside deputy keepers.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04

FROM FLoRIDA.-We have been informed by a
gentleman just from Alappaha, Hamilton country,
of horrid occurrence, which took place there
some weeks past. A negro man, the property Of
Mr.. Deas, while out in the field al work, struck a
boy, his sonthe mother of the lad ran to its res
cue, upon whom the negro Immediately turned and
beat her shockingly; but not satisfied with bis
fendish work, he seized little girl FIVE years old
who had followed its parent, and cut her throat
she bleeding 10 death on the spot. Mrs. Deas, j,
is also stated, cannot recover. The negro was ap
pretended, and by this time is safely lodged in jail
at Tallahassee. Jacksonville Tropical Plant.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04

% The following statistics of the Methodist
Episcopal Church have been taken by correspon-
dent from the minutes of tue Several, Conferences
lust pubis he'd for I842:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04

that bill tne Incorporation OF turnpike manufacture
for religious purposes, permitted become
nnes !. has in section making every body subscribing
pnration. All the church bills before the Leg stature,
min bie {eatu
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-12
FOUND
NEW VOLUME OF

GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK,
TO COMMENCE WITH JULY, l843.
Original Paintings By the first Mas
ters ofthe art Original Designs
Original Matter.
We offer as foIlows:-
copy Lady'S Book and copy of
Godey's Center table Oanament, con-
tanning l3 elegant mezzotint & steel
Engravings, for So.
2 copies Lady's Book and 3 copies
of Godey's Comfortable Ornament
containing l3 elegant mezzotint and
steel Engravings, for SIS
S copies Lady's Book and do do 10
s do do do A do do Is
ii do do do 5 do do 90
90 do do do 10 do do 40
The Comfortable Ornar mt is the Ist
of the kind that has evoN originated
i'll this country, and, ofcourse, came
from the office Of the Lady's Book,
from whence all other designs and
ideas are copied.
We have now in hand ten original
Paintings, by the most celebrated ar
lists of the day.
Address, l.. A. Cooley,
Publishers Hall, Philadelphia.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-12
PET E RS,
VEGET.2BZE .ANTIBLL-
LOU S PILLS

Having stood the test ofexperience
are recommended to the public as a
cheap and superior Family Medicine.
When taken according to the drec-
tons accompanying them, they are
highly beneficial in the prevention 8.
cure of Bilious Fevers, Fever and A.
que, dyspepsia, Liver complaint, sick
Headache, Sea sickness, Jaundice,
Asthma, Dropsy, Rheumatism, en-
largement Of the Spleen, Piles, Chol-
ic, Female Instructions, Heart burn,
nausea, furred tongue, distention of
the stomach and bowels, incipient Di-
arrhea, flatulence, habitual costiye-
ness; loss of appetite, blotched or sal
low complexion, and in all casos Of
torpor of the bowels where a cathar-
tic or an aperient is needed. They
have the testimony ofthe whole Med
lcal Profession, in their favour, while !
not single case of i'll consequences
or ineficency can be alleged against
them.
For Sale by L. KEEsE, & Co., Lou,
sville Miss. July s If 8
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-12
NEW GOODS,
Ar THE PLANTERS ,
STORE!

HNIIE undersigned Is now rccciy.
u inga large and general asset.
mcnt of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting in part Of Cloths. Casmi.
mcrcs, Sotinclts, Calicoes, Domestic,
Ginghams, Muslin, Irish and Brown
Linen, Cottonadcs, Painted a. Print.
cd Lawns & Muslins, Long Lawn &c.
Silk & Cotton Handkerchief, Work.
ed Capcs IL Fancy Neck Hdke.
Cotton, Worsted & silk Hosiery,
Cotton, Linen, Worsted, Kid and
Pic Mic Gloves; Silk & Cotton Um-
brellas; Blankets, Linsey, Kersey
Cotton Oznaburg, with many other
cheap and desirable goods, all o
which are offered at whole sale of
retail, at very reduced prices for
ALABAMA MONEY, at the
PLAINTIFFS CkIETP STORE. |
J. l.. CLARK.
Columbus, May 20, 1S43.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-12
A NEW VOLUME
Il III e V T. S p f. r u s

ON THE 18TH OF MAY, I843.
WILL COMMENCE A NEW VOLUME OF THE
FESPERUS, A FAJHlONABLE JOURNAL.
HNHE GREAT AND mo REASlNG
IL POPULARITY OF THIS ECCENTRIC,
CoMIcAL, MUSICAL, WHIMSICAL,
SATIRICAL, AND FANcIFuL JoU-
NAL, HAS INDUCED THE Pro
PRIEToR TO PUBLISH
VOLUMES PER YEAP
: in order to give
those an
OPP
portunity to subscribe
who wish their volumes complete.
The I'd volume will therefore CON-
mence on the l2th of May next.
During the present year the YES
Perus will contain nearly
5 90 E ngraving s:
Besides Tales, Sketches, Poetry, Es-
says, Jokes, &c, affording an ingnite
amount Of Amusement and Mirth for
our Million of Readers.
We shall add another attractive
eature to onr paper by publishing a
Popular Piece Of Music
e3-EvERY wEEK)-HO
*Terms, in advance, So per an
per volume. Two copies
ent year for $50 copies for IS.
Postmasters will receipt for and
Onward subscriptions.
JUSTIN JONES, Editor and
Proprietor
No. 2, water street, Boston.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-12
HAYS IMMINENT.

NF1Ic EXTRAORDINARY chemical
N composition, the result of sci
ence and the invention of celebra.
ted medical man, the introduction of
which to the public was invested with
the solemnity ola death bed bequest,
has since gained reputation unpar,
ralIeled, fully sustaining the correct
ness of the lamented DR.. Gridley's
last confession, that che dared NOT die
without giving to postcrity the bene-
fit of his knowledge on this subject"
and he therefore bequeathed TO his
friend and attendant Solomon Hays,
The secret ofhs discovery.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-12

/ immetiais powsW ~ restoring peiissi heallh ~
ppfNns suilpfibH undef nnady evfft tHd 0fdis.
tasr a. winch ilip human fiaHp it liable,
/ 'lhfJ H0 particularly recommended ~ III
/ those preons who aie afflicted vim any tind ~
u Chmuic ~ lingering eumplaiut, ne iher IL no
mtilulne before NE public witch has ~ nhtunl
bud btppf cnecl upun Ipu system IN cufe,iip
The stomach and lytf, aud ~ iho formation vi
healthy thylrnnd Thereby puub ing The blood.
Ibct nit acknowledged by the huntlfrds and
thousands wbO ntr using ltrm, ~ hr not oab
the most mild nnd pleasant iu their operation,
bat the most perfectly innocent, snf aud cniti.
eut medicine ryef offered ~ the public. Those
who unue make tfial NJ these rlls, never after.
wed feel willing TO be Without them, aud cult
ogaiu nnl again lor mote, Which IL sufficient
proof Of Their good qualities,
HCADACHE- sfCI on NuP.
NOUS,=-Thusc who have suffered and nfe weary
Of suffering with this distressing complaint, viii
fnd Spcnccr's Vegetable Pills remedy NJ once
certain aud immediate IN its effects. Ono sin.
Gle dose oftho Pills taken soon as the headache
Is felt coming on, Will cure II In one half hour en-
tiroly.
As a remedy in SUMMER and bowel complaints
they display THEN wonderful powers TO ndmira.
tion aud ore far superior to any thing in use for
these complaints.
In Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, they stand
unrlvalled. Many have been cured in few
weeks, after having suffered under the dreadful
complaint for years.
In iabitual Costveuess, they arc decidedly |
superior to any Vegetable Pin ever brought be-
fore the public; and one 25 cent box will estab-
ish their surprising virtues, and place them be-
gond the roacn oil doubt in the estimation of ev-
very individual.
They are invaluable in nervous and hypochon.
IriacRl affections, loss of appetite, aud all COM
'laints to which females alone are subject.
. They are mild in their action, and convey al
nost immediate conviction of their utility from
he first dose. They may be taken by persons OF
ny age; and the feeble the infrm, the nervous {
nd delicate are strengthened by their operation ,
ecause they clear the system of bad humours,
ulet nervous iTritability, and invariably pro.
uee sound health.
Upwards of 100000 boxes Of these ineslimabe
ills have been sold within the last " months IN
States alone, and more than three times the
me quantityin other States.
AS an anti-biliouS medicine, no family should
without them. single trial of them is more
tsfactory than q thousand certificates,
Erice Is cents per box, with full directions.
For SALE By n
L. KEESE g. Co.
LOUISVILLE, Miss. June "a 6m O
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-12


/ ltl nov used ~ The principal hos
pilnla, and tic private practice In our
county, first and most cotably for
the outo ol The Pilc', and also 10 on
lcn,iycly aud cllcctunlly ~ 10 bolllo
cfcdullly, unless where lis effects nro
Witnessed. Externally applied, II Ia
good for The following complaints
Dropsy, All swcllings, Rheumatism,
Sore Threats, Group, Whoopingeough
Bruises, Sprains, Burns, Sores aud
UlCcls.
For SHE byI. Krrsn s. Co. Lou
isyille Miss. July 7 tf-3
MILLENIAL HARBlNGER.
We have received privately, from
the Editor and Proprietor, Alexander
Campbell, 8 numbcrs up to May, Of
volume Z, which may be examined
by application at this office. The
subscription price of the work is Sc,
in advance; or, within G months from
the time of subscIibing, or $3.50 at
the end of the year. We have "a pros
pectus, at our office, and would be
pleased to order the paper to any who
would wish to subscribe. J. j. L.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-12
NOTICE.
Il A IL . Il | N G
JAMES NJ. FANSHER.

HAVING located in Louisville for
IN the purpose of carrying on the
business of his trade, would inform
the citizens of the village, and sur
rounding country, that in Consequence
of the hardness of the times, he will
work at the following prices:
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-12

Cuttlng ana repairing done on the
most reasonable terms.
N. B. General satisfaction given
or he will be the loser.
Louisville Mi Feb. 4, lS43. SO 6m
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-12

OF THE SECOND VOLUME OF THE
| LOUISVILLE MESSENGER.
The present conductor of the Mes
senger, believing that the publication
OF Democratic paper in this part of
the State is important TO the party
generally, and is Of much utility to
the citizens irrespective of parties,
respectfully proposes to continue its
publication, should he meet with a
support sufficient to justify the enter
prise.
The first number of the second VOL
ume will make its appearance on the
gath inst, and advocate the claims
OF JOHN G. CALHOUN for the Presiden.
cy, and LEVI WOODBURY. for the Vice
Presidency, subject to the decision
of a National Convention, to be held
in May lS44. The present conduct
or promises to use every exertion in
his power to render bis paper as in
teresting to its readers as any paper
OF its size IN the Southwest,
He earnestly solicits an increase of
patronage, without which it will be
impossible to continue its publication.
The price of subscription will con-
tinue at the low rate So per annum
in advanced, or So at the end of the
year; and he is induced to believe
that no citizen of the country would :
be so blind to his own interest, as to
suffer the paper discontinued for so
small trifle. He would take it.as
special favor if any person in the
country would act as agent for the r
'aper, in obtaining subscribers, for S
which services they shall be allowed
ne copy for every five cash subscri- f
ers they may obtain; and by so
DING, they will greatly contribute to
nhance the value of the paper, and
hereby render it more acceptable TO :
n intelligent community.
JOHN J. THOMPSON,
Editor g. Proprietor.
Louisville, Mi. June 8, ls4s.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-12
CAUTION.

VIE public are hereby cautioned against
"A being imposed upon by paying in these
hard times one dollar and 25 or ST so cents for
box OF Pills or bottle of any kind of Medicine
to cure Chills and Fevers, when box of Hull,s
Fever u Ague and Ant-Fever Pills, can be had
Tor only ST. that have never failed in single
instan ce Touring the Chills aad Fever. when
used according to the directions ACCOMMODATING
them. Remember this, and next time get Hull,s
Piils and thereby save your half a dollar
For sale by
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-12

l.. KEESE & Co.
Louisville, Miss. June "a On 81
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-12

YMHHE most flattering recommendations o
| - this Medicine have been received from
many eminent Physicians and others who have
| usedit And it is presumed that no medicine has
ever been used whose action has been n ore ben
ehelal, pleasant and invigoraung, and called
forth from afflicted sufferers such expressions o.
heartfelt gratitude and thankfulness. Persons
taking the Pills, soon find themselves relieved
Chill broken! Fever gone!! Stomach and head
free and healthful.! Strength and appetite in
creasng and improving, and all nervous weakness
fed.
When taken according to the directions accom-
panylng them, they never fail to cure the Chill &
Fever the first day, and never sicken the stom.
ach or operate upon the bowels.
Their action upon the whole system is so cnar-
ming, that persons are invariably surprised and
pleased with their rapid and complete restora.
ton TO health.
The Pills are purely & solely Vegetable, and
the happyicomblnation ofthe ingredients & their
proportions are such as to produce a Medicine
which never fails to relieve when relief is at all
attainable.
Each box contains 90 doses of PlIs--Price.
One Dollar.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-12
NOTICE.
L A | l. o X | N G. f!

n ME subscriber, thankful for past
Il favors, would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally,
that he has removed his shop from his
old stand, and taken a room in the
West end of the Louisville Hotel,
where he will be happy to attend to
all who may favor him with their
patronage.
In consequence of the downfall OF
things in general, he has adopted the
following prices, viz: