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The Whig standard., 1843-12-01

CARD TO THE LADlEb.I-J H. U3Bbw 0ov
N respectfully informs the Ladics that there y
.conncctsd with his Fancy Store, o. Psunsyivania
Avenue, between 9Th and 9Th atrcsts, oppssale Car
tire Market an ORNAMENTAL. HAIR JEdA!'I- !,
FACTORY, where cen be found, at al tines Or
made to order, every variety of curs, bandeans,
flair worked 10 IL & great many beautiful sykes
for bracelets, watch guards, necklace. ear fngl nn
ger rings &c. &c. To persons having uJo' Fhdr q z
their friends or relations this is very ds,1s's
n TGlobe, Capitol and Gsorgetown lAdvocsts IN u.
HjHE SUBSCRIBER has again opened q splendid y,
lot Of fashionable Dry Goods, consisting "a paFf
Oh iagyi {l3q lG 4EhsaI l&aif ssssta g
Mazarine blue French merinos sg', N ss,e, u
Do Alpaca lustres
Do plaid cloths for walking dresses
On Do h kid Gloves sHiasFH Aa 4nsf
sg Do AL gmUs and fringes q bsssss n rfa~ss.t
Royal purple and blue-black silk yslvets IS wv ~
Elegant white-watered silks for b0nnetss s
Splendid striped silk velvets, new style for u,
Rose-pink velvet, for children and evening
Rich blue.black Gro de Paradise 3assigsa
Splendid new style changeable and shaded silks
Rich bonnet and neck ribands = ea9aHs F3g9ti7
q Long white kid glover, Of alsuperior quality laf
Long white silk lace gloves syl
II Orleans and coored A!yscca lustres, very fine II
Striped broche and chene woollen shawls Mssts
III EIegsnt embroidered thibet shawls and cardinals
Linen cambria and Frelch lawn handkerchief, n
4 all prices f,AtgBf 4sHk slfgiWM ieA
Plush, silk, and cut-velvet cravats for ladies' Fas3
Cords and tasscls, gimps, fringos, mits, &c.Sissf
Ivory, gold, and silyer-pated fine combs hlllb si1g
With great variety Of every kind Of goods which st
few doors west of BE1gns Sgp A0ts a.
or the old firm Of Wm. 4 Geo. stettinips: n,
nov 6--3t ss R s1'7s51 '3sss
The Whig standard., 1843-12-01

The snosc-storm which is succeeding the ball,
admonishes the charitabIy disposed that the sea-
son Of suffering from cold, as well as hunger, is
at hand, and there is no'lack of cases Of hard
ship deserving relief tqeaoI lsia 9aii2it0stiii
The Whig standard., 1843-12-01

YEAST SUBSTITUTE, superior in every rsPct
j. to the ordinary Yeast now in use, for makipga
Rolls, Buckwheat Cakes, Loaf Bread. &c., Tor sals
with directions for use, at GILMAN'S - ~
nov ~ Drug store.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-01
9 OLD AND NEW, GENUINE AND SPURIOUS
4 39f1tp -sf iiff DEMOCRACY sNa g3FtaA3 s1a'

n One Of the writer's Of editorials in the Mad
isonan undertook in a long, prosy, abstract arti-s
Gle Of "Wednesday, to give the world a history Of
the rise and progress ef Federalism and Democ-
racy. His account Of the origin Of the Federal
party is extremely erroneous, and shows that
he cannot be very tamilier with the early history
Of parties in this country. The subject, however.
is not one upon which we choose to enter into a
controversy now, and therefore let it pass. The
writer says, however, that there are two kinds
of Democracy now in this country, the old and
the new, the genuine and the spurious, and pro-
fess to have put ear-marks upon them, so that
no man may hereafter plead ignorance for pos
sessing, with intent to pass it off, the counterfeit
According to his "ear-marksp the Democracy Of
Mr.. Van Buren, Benton, and even that Of Gen.
Jackson, is the new Or spurious kind, while that
Of John Tyler is the genuine article! The gem
uine Democracy. he says, sis kind which
would be willing to encounter the frowns Of a
majority, Or Of . triumphant party" We are
inclined to think, then, that there is very little
Of the (" raal ginewine' to be found in these
parts" p+ss st9iAa4 stga a4s FisiA
4.Ft f98 -a12A -Z --2A -----l- --sLI e9Hast8R IA
Mr.. Burritt, the learned blacksmith, IS ser-a
,ously engaged in attempting 10 make discoveries
in the moon, by means of mesmerisrns or clair
voyance TO which end he proposes to employ
three subjects in different places to make obser-
vations, and note them down for future compar-
ison. He says he hasin his possession the state,
ment Of a lad in the clairvoyant state who 'vis-
ted the moon and went into building resembling
a school-house, found a book which he was una
bic to read, but at the request Of the magnetizer
he copied off tWenty-eight well-formed charac-
tiers. AT a subsequent visit he saw things better,
and took drawings OF amonument and metallic
horn.g Upon the monument was an inscription
written in the very characters which the boy
found in the book, all Of which he had received
to compare with the Oriental languages. Ken
,lebeck Journal
This will be sad intelligence for the manufac-
turers Of telescopes, for if little boys can in a
clairvoyant state visit I" the man in the moon,"
and peep into all the hooks and corners Of that
dwelling which he has heretofore occupied /. soi-
tary and alone" we cannot see why they may
not take another flight, visit the planets and fixed
stars, 60 from world to world, and from system
to system, and tell us what they are, whether
inhabited, and by what kind of beings; and, in
short, satisfy that longing curiosity which seeks
to penetrate that deep profound Of mystery which
makes us feel our nothingness The idea of thus
discovering what a bene6cent Deity has in his
wisdom thought proper thus far to place beyond
our reach, though absurd, is perhaps not proper
one 10 be treated with ridicule. GN3
The Whig standard., 1843-12-01
GREAT AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
+ OF THE WHIGE OF PHILADELPHIA X Y

The United States Gazette Of yesterday, con-
tains the proceedings Of an immense gathering
of the Wings Of Philadelphia on Wednesday
evening. The meeting was designed as an open
ing Of the great campaign Of lS44, commence
ment of the great movement which will con-
tiinue from this time until Henry Clay shall have
been placed 10 the Presidential Chair BY the al
most unanimous voice of the AmericanlpeopleI
Il The meeting was enthusiastic in the extreme; |;
il was presided over BY the Hon. George w. To-
land, member Of the last Congress, assisted by
fourteen Vice Presidents. A series Of very able
resolutions were offered by Josiah Randall, Esq,
prefaced by an eloquent speech from him. The
Hon. Joseph r. 1ngersoll, Vim. B. Read, and
Joseph r. Chandler, Esqs., and the Hon. David
Hoffman, of Baltimore, and Harmar Denny, Of
Pittsburgh, addressed the meeting. A resolu-
ton offered by Mr.. Ingersoll recommended the
Hon. John Sergeant as fit person to be placed
upon the ticket with Henry Clay, as a candidate
for Vice President. resolution dennciatory
Of repudiation, declaring that they held in equal
contempt the infamous doctrine, and the calumny
which imputes it to Pennsylvanians as a people,
was received with boistering and deafening ap-
plause. sl9si' iaEls ssl'fi.' tit3Ris1I af @ff
4 The meeting broke up with nine cheers for
HENRY CLAY, and three for JOHN SER
.GEANT. asrg
The Whig standard., 1843-12-01

Tl lEEP YOUR FEET DRY.-If you, want dry fsst
IN all winter, prepare your boots and shoes with
Leather Preservative or Oil Backing, which will
render the leather soft, make it more durable, ahd
entirely impervious to wacr99I is also excsllent for
carriage tops, harness, SC. II can be had at
GILMAN'S
nov 5--1m Drug Store, near Browns Hotel.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-01

TTOME INDUSTRY. MAGUIRE, HH Maaa- q
Ill tactrer, Seventh street opposite tie P0ciie Bdk,
has for sale good assortment of splendid Molsskln,
Cashmere N1tria Beaver, Plain Russia, and aux
Hats Of the latest fashion Of his maks and fnah
which he warrants equal in style, niah, and quality
to any imported and At the lowest poasbla psices.
Those disposed to encourage their own rnechapics,
will please give him call and judge for themselvce.
All kinds Of NUTS furs, and caps Of every style and
quality sold very cheap. 49,, IN, $3.50 -
Five rooms above the store for rent. They VIII
be furnished, if preferred nov s4-lm "
The Whig standard., 1843-12-01

TNLEC ANT WLS--W i'll be opened this day
I carton splendid embroidered Thibet shawls
Z 1 do rich figured Thibit and cashmere
III do large and very heavy black silk shawls
W 1 do rich changeable silk shawls 6-4 square
and very elegant a as5a ytlssa n. n
Il 9-HFa#s3 IL sILKs.ggg
50 pieces splendid silks, every style and quality
I SO pieces mousselines de lane and cashmeres,
some entire new style IN
/ & 10 superfne Thbet cloths, for ladies' dresses,
iyssnss every shade of col0r1yaa,fam Eeoa 5lssiN
325 pieces chusan and cashmere de casse siNe
1 10 pieces elegant silk yelvets for dresses and
x Aats bonneis to ssg4# vi H4si 's,t.aei,f as.,i
IS cartons rich velvet and satin ribands lsia
III so dozen linen cambria handkerchiefs, gloves,
hosiery, SIC. tefl3iaA aA#a
20 pieces black and colored alpaccas silk fringes,
The above with every article in the fancy goods
line, will be sold on the most favorable terms. ef
& Af49 Ra0 BRoADCL0THs. a,a sb
will open to-day large assortment of the best
,aid6 London brOadcloths kff {t4et ig4fs.rEf "A
srraL London, French, and American cassimeres
< Ia ssrVelvet, and satin yestings ,i Ns8,, gs
ala8 London tweeds for coats and pantaloons
8auls A large assortment of gentlemen's fancy
sa 81 scarfs and cravats, fashionable style 4,
l3e Lambswool and merino shirts and drawers
Plaid and figured cloths for cloak INNINGS
4p#A ALSO,
M $50 pieces superior and low priced cassnets
100 pair l24, liza, and l0-4 Whitney blankets
Wide and narrow white and colored fannels
The above goods having been purchased at auction
at the north at very low prices great bargains may De
expected by those who may favor me with a call,
nov g--im r.. c. WASHINGTON
The Whig standard., 1843-12-01
nARBY,s UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHICAL

inARBY'S UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHICAL
u DICTIONARY RY,---contalning description Of the
Empires, Kingdoms States. Provinces, Cities, Towns,
Forts, Seas Harbors, Rivers, Lakes, Mountains,
Capes &c., in the known world; with the govern
ment, customs, and manners of the inhabitants; the
extent boundaries and natural productions of each
country and the trade, manufactures and curiosites
Of the cities and towns. Third edition, with ample
additions and improvements, This day published,
and for sale by slg b rs r, FARNHAM, Il,
dec y m Bookseller, Penn. av. corner 18th st.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-01

TNATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS, beautifully bound
" in Turkey morocco, gilt, with plates; also, CONF
mon binding. A large assortment just received, and
for sale at very low prices, at es else5ilH
e3e's y es r, FARNHAM'S
dec | Bookstore, corner l1th st. and Pa. ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

,ssoSE.-we ro:ice ssies 5000 Tbs s0I!h hs:s
WHALssGIeoeo lbs. Narth-west al 2isc' can hs's
hs .oe orders in market bu, AZ
Do se 5[1 flss re-, 'g Gse. III, Of seller We
st Sufs n zoo lbs prime RENDERED AZ 'c aud ao0''
Candle az tfs hear Of very little DONG
MAsa a,,cptine is oaenas At ssc mos ~, ;,f.,o,
;s aotioe sale Of 800 bags RIO iasI0i
,5,sr,y.y-Tbe ooctstion & ~ 2sic wi.h far
sSg The stock on the narke, is not very . H.
r. @ a # sssfs' I'D 80
ss5. ss 900 I'll '' 49,. :, i; 4; & 20
s;1,t q IS s.: :4.',.a 90 s.a. ?l T., r.
cd The SOCK o o. 75s So There is good de-
Ai - 81 cry s I'd r7% no c Gs's s.
"a City fiihir NJ butter and Ciecsc consld
o:E Az. ~ and ,h- demand IS good Sales 200 kegs
ssp! Bo,.er at &c.
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DIED.

n, Sunday evening. 10th instant Martha Livingston,
widow of the late Gilbert r. Livingston, k'qia the SSH
The relatives aud ftiens Of the deceased and Of her sous
lpw ii.nry necckpau aud David Codwiss are respectful
" invited without further notice attend h~r funeral from
the residence Of Mr. Bescknda, No II v arlington Race
on Tuesday afteynoon at half hast clock
On Monday morning April II, Mahlon Coon son ci u
w Coon, aged Is yea!s, mouth aud u day.;
The friends of the family Tie members OF
Encamnmopt. No }. l. o. of o. F., Hancock Lodge No
40 l. O. of O. F. the members Of Division No.6, Sons OF
Temperance aud the members Of the Duane sree Method
ist f. Church are respectfully invited to attend without M
from, the house Of NJ. r Coon, No. l23 franklin ST.
Caskill papers viii please COPY
On Monday the l7th pstant, at one o'clock l. NJ Nj
Ahr.i1 v sievcnG, in The 2ath year Of his age
His friends and acquaintance, without further invitation
are requested TO attend tie ners til. evening at O'Clock
ficrn his late residence, % Clinton St
Mr srrvESs was lourneyman printer, and has resdad
for many years in this city where during The last six years
he CONNECTED with thu daily press IN The character OF
reporter II. was nan OF iue alsnts, undoubed lneg
tv and thu most ndomtab perseverance aud :aS umve
sally esteemed by the members Of his profession ana ty all
who knew him He has left young aud Interesting VIII
to whom this heavy d,pnsaton of Providence Is indeed
irrcrarab- Peace his amabc kind and gentle spt
On Sunday 10th inst Ad-laid- infant daughter Abraham
and Abby c. Bassford, aged yeas
q, thu 6th inst. Sarah Am, only daughter c La"diu
and Julia Am Miller, aged year
On SUNDAY afternoon, 18th Henry J. serne in the sist
year of his ~,
On saturday, 18th of spn Mrs. Rachel HennisaF aged
6s yeats. -. ,uod =,
On the lath inst Donald Mckenzie, son Of VIM q La
throp OF Rahway, y J. aged Is months
Al Flushing 18th instant, Robert Carter, in the Ssh year
At Newport. y. II. Mrs. MARY W. CoMsIocK, Corner,
" Nary White Greeley, of Fraacesto"n ~ Hl aged %
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AMERICAN MUSEUM. 7. BARNUM,

4 MEXICAN MUSEUM.-P. 7. BARNUM,
N,M,Ry bN ,i3 sG!E e"sSrs; Q,rsn Nliric,
having give, universal delight 10 s- aud increasing TILT
ces reel.as-d and will present VARIETY Oh ne" anu '
't GHsNi FoNG the Chinese ugsler viii exhibit his
marvellous -ats of skill aud deytentE; ~, ;., o.,
Also engaged the Giant Boy! aged u years anu "''1" a"
pounds! ---,,
nFALE,S NEW-YORK AlUSEt y! and Picture
/ Gallery opposite the City Hall W H. bt.NaIfl
Munger respectfully that fe has resumed ute d
rego, ssTys N s,SImri ii. homoou, entertain
melt, consisting Of sketches feccentric chanct-fs
SGNoR BLlIZ the great Niagiciai and Nrntr!o9as
Blowing. 4 splendid selctnS Meoteoa has ben ao'4o .
Am,s"ce IS cen,s-chillcn half price. Performance m
t eeo h p @ 4 to o A%9 ply s
's The tssy Gil can b privately consulted day and eys
nTI-NBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY OF
P,ra Colo.d Photographs, Broadway, corn" Of Murray
street, Yokie privilege Of takln; slt s9.odsa
Dagueoty Lk,esst being eo9ilae to TINS ,9 S Is
cial accommodation Of ladies, and no" embraces no s"e
' Pnm faent C"orins D.guerreoryTe AraTatYs aud
Plumb.,s Patent taltanic Gliding Appa1tuS ihl ,
mons aud Patent Rights for eact forwarded 10 any ''' - '
Photographers supplied a; lower than at ANY other place
Ia t mi ea1i dins and silvsrps done to order
Postpaid letters oaly attended al, !nei
GRAND FESTIVAL, in the Tabernacle on
t1TE1IRSDAf Nitrtl, April ~ lob
viii ~ delivered on the orator. OF Ireland A. CONNECT WIN
Enclish Oppression with Eno< on nanei 5ep h.
1 Wi krf,s;,0 W 'lIR -a The Tstas THURSDAY
night April %. lSt3 - ,,d;d Rand
,"p;frnt Recommendations, of Daniel OCoane,
be- Displayed The portrait the inst oil s-ries OF ltsl ~
tbie is intended as present the Irish Repeal
Poem written expressly for the OCCASION oy 1Ohl-' -
CJSTUS SHEA will be received. 80 III
Tn. Vcry Rev. Dr. Power and Thos " Coanoii; sd S
pesiI- assisted BIZ the following gentlemen Of; N
met Al,yor Morris, Charles OConnor 10Y I'll III ,oiJ
Hogan Patrick S. Cas.y Hea: Ely MoSe tsl,S nEol o
bT Tbos " Cerke Col w J Haskell Hon John Nc Non
Judge Noah Nh Nauncry Ja. Reyburn M bestn -
Burke Gregory Dillon, B. Graham Kew esfceI ~
Thomas Mooney. Bartholomew O'Con ana ,i'e f-uo u
all the Irisll papers. Act, /, gentleman and
t,vo ladies' three persons, 80 cents-o DC had d. SIC M
No Temperament on account of weather. ala
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS REM0E Ed.
GRO j BYRD has removed his Umbrella Manuitc-
aud store 70 No 1870 P-rr-st, nearly opposite leair
,.. h, win keep constantly hand large 81
InhJ-lI,s Parssols and SUN Shades which hr ONES .o
ale Wholesale and retail al reduced prices ais Nv
III JOHNSON having this day Withdraw
IL from the firm OF Shipman, iyrrs % the o1. ~
viii b. Continued by the subscribeIs nndsf sHs n5ti
A. PERKINS x r. A. JOHNSON haze e. ms MS. a e.,
formed connectic, under the Of Perka, Johnson, g
bs Ir,ns.c,ion Of general Brokerage business IN
Once No Il Bra.crs BuildinsS S,as5 SfS PERKINS
aIsg. AELhoS A. 'oii-.
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NOTICE.-B Gardiner, intending to reI,ove !,
~ from his present No q John street On ,s u O.
NISHi%G GOODS. BY AUCTloN, Wednesday the
l9 and "Wednesday the 18th 'ss eons, ,a 81 , s
Rdwav ron st9ne and granite Dinner and Breakfast
set, Of very elegant ard styles Solar Astral 1an.ei a
nG iii. finest quality and patterns silver mounted sne
field aud Bning ham Plated Ware; IVORY n1ge. Chr
Class Bon Britannia metal and block 1 TIT III, TT ,ss f2 of
cton With Catalogues each day before the sales anu
Ositiyey nithout reserve: =, >,r,UrRp
n l. 'i1i'-' 49, Aacticneefs.
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ECONOMY IN DIR ESS.-229 Broadway orpo
size the Eountar-I would the commuat? that
am every article Of Clothing propoIuonably mod
ar.. prices Tor wlish Sack Suouts have been afforded
and woud solicit call from t'lJs capable o apprecIatins
GOOD work that y may judge OF the nddce:er', offered 10
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AUCTION SALES.
RY 5. DRAPER, Jr.-Stoge 81 William street
IL eoTtses OF hne-st~et.
At 10 o'eiseL A. he Auctlon Reor1.

IA
At 10 o'clock st the Auction Reori.
fAGSASh sALE-So packages OF Foreign and Domts;,e
sS, mouths s' To- ii sums sioC sea over
20 o. new styles sasy psias and lawns han,s
gnghams sc9a-, and eaabrc mslias brown and beechei
sn anS .i'ss ehses e,a 1ss ekss hack d
o England and American cloths, and sAte,s,
SUP day detr extra snpet cheeks so,s SSrass9 S TOP
rmbis chlntz furiinr prnss extra nne ERssh anre!,
sen Extra hea1y rtsa Sswis wnsSoSSn s s
oIof ma a7 I Saa ss s
Gotten half hose fine ciasc susIsndeTs extra hns gnS
- irisS nr@s heavy blue pilot Cloths Indigo blue checks
PLAID <hAwls whitney blankets, assorted cooted
~ fancy siashaus shaded cravats silk warp tannss, s,
n,, Jeans; dah and blue sa,aets coIorsd printed vevsts:
Inns ucu brc I'D LIS, eoored nTirnveS Whit and
cocred hose hossalip gloves al soatski do s.
check Marseilr aud Cashmere 'sstnss; pHtAlooa stripes
Also lag lae infeiee Linens Of IS linen Of
e,oF qualify and bleach-d aud brown Hollands and ilms
A!". an -,ire inyoiee Linen Diaper, all widths
ass an lnvoce aabs damasS K De f,,,,.
NJ NJ N vSs md jaE ., s'a' DO NAPKINS, 0 S to vi
A5o, 6T9wn md whje lnsp lrliass
$50. = ti,nea, pantaStd ilne' sai'Us0"'S' nv
Al DC. case superior CassiSnerss
Also, case Oxford mkt Clote
SO, an invoice OF inglaln CarTt',rS
WEDNESDAY Avn! 70.
At 10 O'Clock, at his auction room
ClorH, $50 C.ss,NENKs-F'%m the shelNes-O9 credit
months approved Suis VF
800 and
chant taors, Just imported. -
AIso 70 pieces super worsted bNs draP dets.
Also Is pieces widest imported dc nom we'll known fabric
SATURDAY. Apiii 2
At 10 O'Clock At the Auction hcnm
O. ANp CAssIMKRES-trom the si.-lYes-ch erenI
~ i, ,,c, III, Tor all sums OF 500 aud oyer.
THURSDAY. April %.
St IN O'Clock at the Auction Room
P.cxAGx SALr2Go packages OF Foreign and ponleSt,G
n Govt Comps desirable assortment OF seaSouabte
At PRIV ATE SAL L,
4, ,,yor. Of French Mackmiw blankets, all sizes from
10 points; super white pcngees, sider SewinsS poNse
hiks white aud crimson plain aud figured uehan ronses'
black bis. and assorted servings, black satlns -
fcsi,h Richards, .tuctionser 49,
pY BANGS. RICHARDS x PLAl i.-o'oee
Is, .h ADJ aucs m4s 81 consignment, fer aoetion
saS' WEDNESDAY EVENING,
At 4 O'clock a the auction room. ,
BooKs-A large collection OF valuable S'''A'u al" '
IarsOus books, from private libraries; 49,. ,,,L
WEDNESDAY EVENING, iEh'
At the auction room. ,:.,.,
Law IrpR,py-A valuable Law Library mel "'ins W.
of the New York State Reports; together with mans h III
reports arj iSeSt> treatlses, elementary works Lux
ports. Nc.
Particulars hereafter. -------
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-. pe,ls Museum opened last night DR. Valentine de-
f5 his aadie,ic- wit. hs droil rl' t,'srns mutations
pefior,e soInc lat> that >ayUred of tine .upnrna-
I That graceful danscu>e La Petit Certo cceTed the
most rsItnIors applause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
-. Appleton d. Co. ,hi. day publish in one

y D. Appleton Co. this day publish IN one
hqndssd and fifteen pasf hsAi fh ePfPd IN paper price only
81 Sketches OF the mos, Popular London Preachers
Few tonic are NOR interesting to the sensib Of Chris
,ps and more PRACTICAL e. ay s e |, Tss5 HslE
The Gospel amid ,e various sGmTun'ss Of which te con-.
eT;ntve oortrsurcs OF them arr always attractive
The Pulpit ernbol,es gaery Of ftty.thEe ministerial
bn Blush metropolis Among tho.e who ar most known in
this t eoantr otse Dr. Waugh Matthew WIS Row
i,Pa h se b asn sm B s;.
Andrew Re-d John Howard Hinton, F. A. Cox Jabez BuRr-
The volume offered public notice believed PR
impartial view Of ths ministers who are introduced TO
take bur the work has received decided and general app5a-
S9 1s s
imparalty with which the various characters analyzed
rreae Pulpit ali h. ebs Of
OF evangelical portraits displayed in their
b rhr Of st. Which 5hs earn the
value Of ministerial fithnps and perseverance,. The work
graphic in delineaon rich in anecdoe pure in sentiment
aud beneficial in tendency
For sale at this othce ala Gus
II HEADS OF HAIR.-A. c. BARRY, Artis; in
,aced 10 the head hair index Of the value npon
ns5s0p h9 n i99 4m @ o s 3 rona as OF
resored order by artificial means 10 supply the dec'
srnes have arisen thos Wonderful dsc1yeries whf
and Scalos still stand pre-emnent above 81! others lheT Pc
sd S h q f%Ms fs elasticity and
superior material and ormaiShp, we'll their stye ~
Of hair that they must b. seen TO be fully appreciated An
inspection of Barry real heads OF hair will satisfy the mos
fastdiou that they the best and cheapest IN the city "
can only be had at lag Broadway corner OF
NJ PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Those persons having
sm ANY W find % ssa S sn
ali Of their goods by sending their address calling upon
the subscriber, Goods to any amount purchased.
al fNHe sir F. COTTON &C. III Chatham st.
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