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Adninistrator's Notice.

Ali persons indebted 10 the estate Of
William Liggstt, sen. ,late of Byrd Town
ship, Brown county, deceased, are re-
quested to make immediate payment TO
the undersigned, and those bsving claims
against said estate, are notified to present
them, legally proven, within one year
from this date. for settlement
WILLIAM LGGGETT,JE :
- AdmiDlgtHOtuPt, v
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Samuel BowtDl
William Blanchard

..-.. No' DtOWh NOlus 4 IShs
William Blanchard
BY virtue of writ of Fl. IA. et le. fa,
to me directed by the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for Brown county, Ohio, ! will offeI
for sale, at the front door OF the Court-house
in Georgetown, on Saturday, the 18th day of
April, ,T543, between the hours of Id & 4 O'Clock
on said day the following real estate, to wit'
All those In-lots in the town of Ripley, Brown
county, Ohio, known on tho plat of said town Oy
their numbers two hundred and twenty-eight
and two hundred and twenry-nine (Nos. 22s and
229) called the Sand Mound Lots.
To be sold as the property Of William Blanch-
ard, in the above case. Terms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS, Shift B. C. o.
Shorifr,s Office, March 18th, 1S43.
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Mr.. VAN BUREN,,

At convention Of the Democratic
members ofthe Massachuset is Legisla'
ture Mr.. Van Buren, was nominated as
the choice ofthe Demo cracy Of Massa-
chusetts for the mex Presidency.
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Hon. THOMAS SHANNON, formerly a
member Of the Ohio Senate of Belmont
mont county, and brother of the Cove.
nor, died on the 10th inst. at his resi-
dence in Barnesville.-Cin. Message.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
B. F. Holden
vs.. ChAnceT
Gibson Baker.
Chancery.
Gibson Baker

Gibson Baker.
Pursuant to an order of the court OF
common pleas Of Brown county Ohio,
made at their October term lS4l, and
revived at their October term lS42, and
also by virtue of writ OF Fl. ia. Ell lie. ia.
by the before mentioned court to me di.
rected, will offer for sale at the front
door Of the Court house in George town,
onSaturday the lst Of April ls43,between
10 and 4 O'Clock on said day, the follow
ing real estate. to wit: in LOT mo. 67)
number sixty seven in the town Of Hig-
giDsport Brown county Ohio. To be
sold as The real estate Of defendant in the
above case. Terms cash. ....
WM. SHIELDS, sh'f B. G. o.
Sheriff1s Office, Feb. %, lS43.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Thomas H. Lynch
vs..
Iohn Williams heirs.

John Williams heirs.
RY virtue Ofa writ Of Fl. fa. ct LIE. fa.
~ to me directed by the Cont ofcom.
mon Pleas Of Brown county Ohio, will
offer for sale at the front door OF the
Court house in Georgetown, on Saturday
che 22nd day of April, ls43, between the
hours Of ten and four o'clock on said day,
the following real estate to wit: In lot
No. S5 (eighty' fve) in the town Of Hig-
ginspOrt, Brown county Ohio. To be
sold as the real estate Of Oscar s. McLel.
land and Mary Williams at the suit Of
Thomas H. lynch, VS.. John William's
Heirs. Terms cash.
WM. SHIELDS, Sheriff B. G. o.
Sheriff Office, March 2lst, ls4S.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Adam Sroufe /
vs.,
Rohart Hicka.

Robert Hicks.
DY virtue Of writ Of Fl. ia. ct le. "a.
DtO me directed by the court Of com.
mOu. pleas of Brown county, Ohio, |
will offer iOrsale at the front deO: Of the
court house in Georgetown, on Saturday
the 9Th day ofAPriI ls43, between 10
and A o'clock on said day, the following
tract Orparcel of land situate lying and
being in the county of Brown and State
Of Ohio, on the waters of Whiteoak
creek, part OF Jordan g. ThompsOn's sur.
Vey Nos. 1857 and 1858 of i4OO acres
and bounded as follows: Beginning at
Thomas Sroufe's corner in said Jordan g.
ThompsOn's line, being stone. south. 8
degrees cast, "a poles 6 feet to stone
at Bennett Hsys's corner in said Jordan
q ThOmpson's line, thence on said Hays
line south, 80 degrees west, ITO poles
to stone in the line Of Anthony Evans,
being said Hays's most northeastwardIy
corner in said Evans line; thence north,
8 degrees west, on said line 26 peles 6
feet to stone in said line; thence off an
eastwardly course through Thomas
Sroufe's line to tho beginning; contain
ing 81 acres, be the same more or less.
TO be sold as the real estate of Robert
Hicks at the suit of Adam Sroufe.
Terms cash. VIM. SHIELDS. Sh'f.
D. c. o.
SheEifF's office, March 7tb, 1s43.
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CINCINNATI AND MAYSVILLE
PACKET. INDIANA.

The Steamboat Indiana
~ will run regularly between
49, Maysville and Cincinnati,
ll'ss;FFSSsR@zs3 stopping at the intermsdi-
4Ea ate ports. Freight shall
T.. .,,sf,lEv handled and the charges moderate,
SSS q IN leave Maysville every Monday, We'd
nssda y and Friday, at 8 O'Clock, and Cinciu.
natl on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday a..
JOHN ELLISON, CommandsA
Feh. IA, 1s4S. Sass
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That slight in the vest" has nearly
d isappeared -.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Sarah Genoways Brown Common Pleas.
VS.. Chancery.
AndrewM McQuil.

tf -.' I6Ts
Pursuant 10 an order Of the Court OF
common pleas made at their April term
ls4l and revived at their October term
1912, will offer for sale. al the front
door Of the court 10 Georgetown on
Saturday the 9Th DAY Of April l64S, be.
tween 10 and a o'clock on said day, the
following real estate to wit: A certain
tract Ofland sItuAe on Glady run 10 the
County and State Aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows. Beginning at a
largo whiteoak and beech, N. west cor
,ner to Martin Bishop; thence west 66
poles 10 Glady run; thence down the run,
as it meanders, l65 poles, when reduc<
ed to straight line, TO two elm's and a
sycamore on the west bank Of the run;
thence East with The line of Conklin IS
poles to stake, corner to lot now own
ed by Caleb Conklin; thence north 45
poles TO a stone in the Anderson State
road; thence up said road about II poles
to a stone in the line of Martin
Bishop; thence north with said Bish
ops line 100 poles 10 the Begin
ing-contatning about ninety Eve acres.
Ordered to be sold as the property OF
Andrew McQuillan in the above case.-
Terms Cash.
VIM. SHIELDS Sheriff, B. CO.
sheriff's Office, March 7th, lS43.
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Mesmerism is all the rage in Baltimore
just now.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

March 24tb, Is43.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Shoriff,s Office, March l4th, 1843.
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W A S HI G T @ N
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. %, ls4a.
MAINE ELECTION.

The Globe is silent about the results of the
recent trials in Maine, and well it may be. 1t
was upon the predicated Locofoco success in that
State that the editor announced a few days ago
the UNION OF THE Democracy, but the " Demo-
cracy" is neither united there or elsewhere in
support of this assertion, so far as Maine is con-
cerned, we may adduce the fact that the hitherto
strongest Locofoco district in the whole State
will be unrepresented at the opening Of this
Congress-the very district from which the Lo-
cofoco Governor, Mr.. Anderson, is taken The
sceptre has at length dropped from the grasp Of
King Caucus, and in Maine, regular nominations,
by packed conventions, have come to be regarded
by the people as regular humbugs. The Globe
may now despair Of getting any additional
strength, even single vote for the Partnership,
from its good old standby, Maine.
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n ROCERIES.-Jus received and for sale, In addi-
VI ton 10 my former stock Of Goods
lot of fresh teas, Of latest importation
Cohees of every description
Loaf, lump, crushed, and brown sugars
Fancy and brown soaps
Raisins, fresh and in good order
Butter and cheese, superior
Family and superfne four choicest brands, low
Sperm, mould, and dipped candles
" Winter oil, warranted, 81 gallon
One barrel Of very superior Irish whiskey
Hams, buckwheat -four
And all other articles generally kept in my line
and on as reasonable terms as can be had III the Dis
trct.
solicit call from the citizens generally, before
purchasing elsewhere, as / am determined to SELL
VIM. r. DOVE,
Between 18th and 14th streets, fronting Penn. ave-,
adjoining National theatre. nov 1881
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Temperance Lecture.--A lecture upon the
above subject will be delivered before the Sons
Of Temperance this evening, at Buckingham's
Room, by our estimable fellow-citizen, L. A. Go
bright, Esq. We know Mr.. G. to be gentle
man of talent, and can promise the members OF
the association rich and eloquent discourse.
In connexion with this subject, we have received
from the presiding officer the following note:
TO THE PUBLIC.
An editorial in this mornings Capitol respect-
ing lecture before the Sons of Temperance" is
calculated to mislead. The lecture is intended
for the association only.
GEO. COCHRAN,
w. p. Tim. Diu No. /.
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T7 EEP YOUR FEET DRY.-Cork Sole Boots, Of
n my own make, cheap for cash, and no humbug !;
to my numerous customers and the public generally
Cork Sole Boots, which for neatness and durability.
challenge this or any other city to equal them, and
for the low price of 81. Also, Ladies and Gentle
mems Boots and Shoes of every description Of my
own make, extremely low for cash. Az sell no
work but my own make, all those who purchase from
me may depend on getting the worth Of their money
Don't forget the store right the corner Of Penn
sylvania avenue and 10th street.
nov l4-eo6t JOHN MILLS.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
NnvEarpER %

Indian Queen Bro,on's) Hotel.-Col. Ward, N. c.
John A; Wharton and Judge Wilkinson, Md; M. A.
Mitchell, ~ Y. Maj John L. Stoddart and George
Brent, Md; s. r. Saunders. Va; James Gray and
Thomas Sprigg, Md; v. Turner, D. c.; Jesse Mar
den and Charles Spllker, Baltimore.
City (Fuller's) Hotel-Andrew Ellicott, Bait.
Boyard Clarke and Captain Thornton, U. 8. A.
Erchange Tyler's) HoieL-J. G.. Rodgers and MIR.
Berry, N. "; B. G. Smith, Philad.; A. Spencer,
Va; Fl. D. Spencer and l.. H. Mackin, Va. C. c.
Norhn and Mrs. Boardman, Georgia.
Temperance (Beers's) HotelCharles Quin, Philad.
Everhant Debus, N. X; VIM. Sim0nton, Penn.
Virginia (SiCecting's) Ho,sse.--Mr. Huley and Mr..
Mullan, Va; John Smith, Md; James Storm, Balt-
more; Mr. Addison, D. c.; MIR. Cassell, Va.
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Quiet Of the Cay.--We learn from the captain
Of the Auxiliary Guard that the city has been
remarkably quiet for the last few weeks. Very
few persons have been confined in the watch
house except abandoned negroes and whites
fellows by nature marked" in most in
stances, being unable to give security for their
good behavior, were committed to the work.
house for twenty, thirty, and sixty days. The
citizens are indebted to Captain Goddard and his
guard for many good nights sleep. The only
objection we have to the A. G. is, that they are
not strong enough. In time we hope to see them
increased.
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CPLENDID AND CHEAP MUFrs AT o. FISH

CPLENDID AND CHEAP MUFrS AT O. FISH
- s. CO.'S.-We respectfully invite the attention
of the ladies to extensive and varied assortment
Of Muffs, Fur Trimmings, &c.
These goods having been selected early in the seaS
son by our resident partner in NJ York, feel conf
dent that they purchased on the most advanta-
geous terms, and will sell at very small profits
for cash.
Our assortment being probably the largest or any
south of New York, we feel confident in our ability
10 suit the taste and means of all We solicit =
call after examining the market well, and we will
demonstrate the fact that bargains can be made
with US. " FISH 3 co.
Ist and I'd doors from Browns Hotel
nov l3-eo3t
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National Theatre-Sanford's Benefl!-It will
be seen by card in another column, that Mr..
Sanford takes benefit this evening at the above
establishment. When we say that he is the best
delineator of negro characters that we have ever
seen, we speak but simple truth. His dancing
is true to nature, and far superior to that Of Jim
Crow Rice. Go early, and give him bumper,
as this is the last opportunity you will have.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL--A CARD TO THE PUB
II LlC.-The subscriber has opened Hotel on C
street, between Fourand-a-haH and Sixth streeh,
Immediately in the rear Of Gadsbys Hotel He will
take boarders by the yoar week, or day and furnish
meals to transient vsters at any hour Of tho day
night
He has connected with his establishment Read
ing Room, to which he invites citizens - vol ~
strangers I'D ssvs IN $3.50 4s ssAs a
His porter formerly Brown's) will attend to bag
gage to and from the Railroad, and every effort will
be made to give satisfaction to those who may favor
him with their company.
nov 0-3tawtf THOMPSON TYLER.
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Death of Mr.. Hassler.--We regret to learn
that Mr. Hassler, for many years at the head of
the Coast Survey of the United States, died at
Philadelphia on Monday evening The United
States Gazette, in announcing this event, says
that he was some time since attacked with pleu-
rsy, which yielded to the skill Of his physicians
but the exhaustion consequent upon the treat
ment Of the disease was so great, that he gradu-
ally sunk under it until the time of his demise.
The scientific world will deeply regret the loss
will not easily be filled. He had, we believe,
attained to the age Of nearly eighty years, and
was much enfeebled previous to his last illness.
MT Intel
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ITArrENrIoN MECHANICAL RIrLEMEN!-A spe-
cal meeting of the Company will be held at the ar
mory in the City Hall, on Wednesday evening, the
22d instant, at o'clock. Punctual attendance is
required of every member, as matters Of great inn
portance win be brought before the Company.
By order: GEORGE X. BOYD,
nov 2l-2t Secretary
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TOR Remit will rent upon very moderate
L terms the brick house which l have nearly COM
pleted on the of 9th street and Louisiana Avo
nue. II contains nine rooms, including carrots, with
kitchen. There is also store in front, with cell
lar beneath. The store is arranged as to be made
into two apartments BY partition, thus making two
excellent stores for persons doing small business,
or the whole make an excellent grocery or confec-
tionary The store will be rented separate from,
together with the dwelling Possession given in two
or three weeks. b. DREW,
nov I0-H or G & T. Parker, 0p. Cen. Market.
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CTOVES! STOVES!!-J. H. NEvITT f CO.,
10 opposite Fuller's City Hotel, have just received
an additional supply Of Stoves Of all descriptions,
which, as the season is drawing to close, will b
sold very cheap for cash. nov 16-lw
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MARRIAGE.

On Tuesday morning the 2lst instant, at Honesty.
Montgomery CO., Maryland, by the Rev. DR.. JOHN
MINES, Mr.. JOHN B. WlLTBERGER of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, to Miss MARY ELIZABETH,
daughter of JACOB BoHRER, Esq.
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For Washington.-Th Hon. John Went
worth, Member of Congress from Illinois, has
arrived in town, on his way TO Washington. He
is the popular editor OF the Chicago Democrat.
AT home, they call him, Long John Went
WORTH" on account of his extraordinary height
seven feet six inches, we believe.-N Y Sun
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LOCAL N E VS..

3 Ne,o publications. The Ladies National Mag
azine, being the Artist and Lady's World com
bined, and Violet w oodville-received from G.
Brooke's Periodical Agency.
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TyHE Manager for the VIRGINIA MINSTRELS,
i announces that they win remain in this City for
three nights longer. sYr A
Mr.. JENKINS will give delineations Of Irish.
Dutch, and other characters and win also sng
Of the celebrated 8 Russells" most popular songs.
i In the course of the evening. Mr.. SANFORD win
introduce some of his original dances, accompanied
on that old Congo fiddle BY the inimitable Paganni
Mr.. D. MYERS. s W
The company will on tonight vary their perform
entirely and introduce several songs and dances
never before produced.
Box and parquette reserved for ladies accompanied
by gentlemen.
MT. JENKINS. Banjo
MIR. J. SANFORD. ..............CO Congo Tamb0ur
Mr. JOHNSON. .COng0 Caatanes0
MIR. D. Myers, (the far-famed
Ethiopian Paganini, ).................. Fiddle
The public are respectfully informed that the IN
STRUMENTS the Virginia Mnstrels perform upon
ere original and perfectly in character with the an
aient JUBA MINSTRELS. No portion Of this ex-
hbition will offend the most delicate and conscen-
tious. taH
To conclude with the Camerascope for exhibiting
Dioramic Paintings; the Hydro-oxygen Microscope;
together with the Drummond Light, as Represented
in New York by the celebrated DIR. Lardner.
IT- Tickets Is cents-children half price.
Us Doors open at o'clock-exhibition COM
mences at u O'Clock. nov %
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DOST OFFICE CAFE, CORNER OF E AND It'll
i STREETS MONS. DE SAULE begs leave to
call the attention of his friends and the public to his
establishment, located above, where they will al
ways find Oysters in all the varieties in which this
delightful fish can possibly be served.
Families can procure them picked or fresh at all
times, and in any quantities which the purchasers
may desire.
The liquors at the above Cafe will be found unsur
passed by any other Restaurateur in the city.
nov 22-3t a..
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nAIL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES. y

CALL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES
" To all those who are fond of fine favoured Ha-
vana, would invite them to call and examine my
stock of Imported Cigars, as am confident they can
not fail to please all those who may favor with
CALL they selected Of the very best most appro-
pirate brands so there be doubt but what they
are the best to be found in this city and will be sold
at as low prices for cash. the following are some Of
the different brands, viz:
!. Anchor, Regalia, and several other brands
Britannia, La Norma, Cazadora
Leeshore or Lavueltabagera, Canones
Constantias, Nonpareil, imperial
CASTILLO or Rife, Ell Desrelo, Ell Laurel X
La Esperanza, Estrella, Colon, Primas Geraes
Pescatore, Trabuca, and Principe Of several brands
Also on hand a lot of fine chewing and smoking
Tobacco of various kinds, and the most approved
SHUTS in use to all of which he invites the attention
of the public before purchasing elsewhere.
JOSEPH ii. FRANCE,
7th street between d and + streets,
nov % and Cd door above the lntelligencer Office.
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An Octogendrian Dead.-The Philadelphia
Forum says, on the 9th inst, David McMurtrie,
of Huntingdon, the oldest resident of that place,
departed this life. He heard the Declaration Of
Independence read in the State House yard on
the 4th Of July, 1776, left the city the same day
for Huntingdon, and resided there until his DEATH
Being personally intimate with General Wash
ington, Dr. Franklin, and other worthless of the
revolution, and having social and communica-
tive turn of mind, he related many interesting
anecdotes of the times, especially with regard to
the Indian warfare with which he was more
particularly acquainted.
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the year ending on the 1st Of May last, the tax
able population of Boston has increased 2,135;
the personal property $l,l4S,8OO; real estate
$2,173,5O0. The increase in the sum total of
the tax by the addition of FIVE cents on the 300
is $4,000 81. Ry computing the population
at FIVE times greater than the number Of taxed
polls, which is deemed fair proportion the city
of Boston numbered on the first of May last,
one hundred thousand three hundred and fifteen
inhabitants.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-22

We are indebted to the politeness Of the clerk
of Browns Hotel for the loan of an extra Of the
Boston Times, containing the important foreign
news by the Caledonia.
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DEATH.

DEATH.
On Monday, the 2Oth instant, Of paralysis, Mr.
GEORGE MILLER, in the 18th year Of her age.
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Correspondence ofthe Journal of Commerce.

= =
HAVANA, Nou. s.
The new captain general, O'Donnel, took COM
mand on the I'd instant, at 8 o'clock, A. M. He
is Of high stature, well proporlioned, large mus
tachios, and light hair.
His first measure was to renew the licenses of
the stores, pedlars clerks, &c. You well know
how many thousands of dollars are drawn from
the people by this order in the way of fees and
stamped paper. This the people took inau-
spiciously, although he afterward issued another
order which relieved them from the much COM
planned of exacions relative to passports
The large mercantile house of Augustin Fer
ran has failed, and, it is said, gone to New Or
leans
Yesterday at A. NJ, an express arrived from
Matanzas, which brought the news of the rising
of the slaves on several of the plantations They
were, however, Immediately put down, and fifty
while others hung themselves sooner than be
taken by the authorities. / did not learn the
number of whites that were killed, if any.
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BENEFIT OF MR. SANFORD-THE aNIGGER
DANCER

His Exceiency the President of the United States,
the Hon. Richard M. johnson, and Commodore
Elliott will honor the Theatre with their presence
this evening
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.-jMs. r. A. BECK
n takes great pleasure in announcing to the Ladies
of Washington and vicinity that she is now prepared
to execute all orders in Fancy Millinery and Dress
Making, in the most fashionable style; having been
successful in securing the services Of of the most
fashionable dress makers from the city of New York.
hand an assortment Of rich and handsome Bonnets
also further supply of the latest fashions, Ladies'
are most respectfully invited to call and examine for
themselves.
N. B. Mrs. B. can give employment TO Eve or six
Gadsby's Hotel nov 10 cost
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CHERMAN'S LOZENGEs, &C., SC. Sherman
y Worm and Cough Lozenges
Peters's do do a8l3s
Wistar's do do
Poor mans Plasters
DR.. Euens and Ellis's do
Physics Cough Sirup
Frey's do do
Rowand's Tonic Mixture for ague and fever
Frey's Vermifuge, warranted TO cure
Sands Sarsapariila. For sale by
J. r. CALLAN,
nov 1875 opposite the Post Office.