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The WHEAT CRor IN KeNrrcxy.-The Wheel
ing Gazette gives disieartening accounts in rela-
ton TO the Wheat crop cf that immediate neigh
borhood. The editor says:
"The Whear fields in this vicinity, in harvest. pre-
sen,ed most promising appearance, and ii was sup
pused az that time that we would have harvest
rich and abundant beyond all former precedent. AS
soon, however rs the farmers commenced thrashng
nnt their grain, the discovery was n"de thai The
haterng indications OF IN abundant yield above re-
fsIred TO- were decepiive-hrre was, 10 he sure, an
unusunl amount OF straw, but the yield g! grain fell
far short of the reasonable OF our worthy
agrlcuturists and il also discovered that great
deal ofIhe Wheat was light and shriveed, some Of
il requiring five pecks in measure 10 make bushel
Of the standard weight. We also regret 10 learn that
many fields injured by the rust. No,withsiand
ing ell these drawbacks, inclined 10 believe
that the aggregate amount Of Wheat obtained this
season in the agricultural reg ION ofcourry adjacent
10 our city, will fall but tle ii any, short OF The ov-
erage yitld u! former Seasons, tor we are assured
that much more wheat sown last fall and spring
Than usual, and many of onr farmers have undoubt-
edy harvested unusually fne crnps.'
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Interesting from Hayti.
Private Core. pnndence OF the L. $ Gazette.
'PoRr RKptRIIcAS. Morning 3lst |

FORT REPUBLICAN, Morning 3lstJ July.
DEAR SrR-Per brig James a ,lurple sailing for
Phlade'phia | have great pleasure in writing 10
you again. also Send you copies OF the weekly pa
pers published at this place. In the number OF the
Manifesto Of the 25h July, you will find a copy
ofihc proclamation OF The President of the Republic,
Guerfler, TO his fellow citizens. From this docu-
nenr you will that, al last /" Ii is ia the power
Of Inc Government congratulate the citizens OF
Hsy upon The restoration OF peace TO this previously
distracted island" the President, Guerrer, has
left US 10 90 the north part OF the island. Though
somewhat advanced III years, Guerrer sl exii.ns
the vigor of manhood and in his ardent zeal Tor The
restoration OF order, gives ample evidence that he Is
indeed friend 10 his country
You have OF course heard OF the capture and I'M
prsnnment Of AcaOu, the famous, rather infamous
CHEF, who made II merit of necessity" in surren-
dtring himself 10 The authorities. That he will be
shot, think beyond doubt though some people
here say that there too many influential citizens
CONCEDED with the revolt to make it polite in the
Government 10 push hun TO convictions. You may
depend upon it, that good citizens are opposed to
further blood sheddng, and nov again are willing
III uumnlesedI 10 turn their attention 10 agriculture
and the arts OF industry seeing in them the only
true sources OF their prosperity and glory. Not
whsrandns the President has declared, that "what-
ever the decision of the Court Martial in the
case of Acaou, should be carried into effect"
still think he will relent.
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CIR a n A MS MA q A L INE
FOR SEPTEMBER, 1871.
CONTENTS ORIGINAL.


CONTENTS ORIGINAL.
EMBELLISHMENTS OF THIS NUMBER
Yorktown Rattle Ground from IN original picture by Chap
mnn, enrraTeh hy .nmes Srillic.
Hunting RurrO: Engraved expressly fJ! GRAEAM's Ma
he VIII and the Lamb Engaved for Us by j. n Can:
bIede from picture By !:C'sady
hers 8 Gems sent by Sn paIs of,fe United States.
s5 "T ssass sSS soe
1QAs sPoFFoRn's ALMANAC. heretoco e published
ed ~ NAFis CORNISH s,s Pearl street. hi, namhe,
the GATH l. printed type. ensvrs md
very much improved from the previous numbers. n5 ct
Office Tribune B ,ltiinS =. 1G0 Nnssau-st.
GRAHAM'S MAGAZtNE OF LITERATURE
AND ART,
FOR SEPTEMBER, IS44.
AMERICAN BATTLE NO. III.
YORKTOWN.
From an Original Picture BIZ CHAIRMAN.
OUR INDIAN SKETCHES, NO |.
BUFFALO HUNT.
ORIGINAL PAPERS.
The Fate OF the ilrnnng Bird Or the Buffalo Hunt BY
Charles tcunn Hoffman ~,
Nlurad the Wise BY J. X. Pauiding.
IssHs sGa gs: 3 Ry fssi%an ; = o.soo
Getting to Sen: BY ,lIn1ry Dantrnh.
The Sent ci the soal: b, u Conrbnror.
The Chevnler lie Satnni,ll: by T.. j. hlrttey.
The dream ri IN Life: by Emma L. Enbury.
Ilcperas b. 4. q. Herl.
The Ber-nved: BY Amelia
The Death Samson By II. ". Herbert.
Fame.
Wine Cloud Or the Frontier Vllnge BY Alfred B. Street
A Scene from Lite By 'HrOIIne +. Urnc.
The Battle Grounds Of AmeElca No. Yorktown By
David Hunt 4 s!ory Of Western Life By Mrs. Ann s.
Sicphens
Tho Wolf md the anh
EMBELLISHMENTS OF THIS NUMBER.
Yorktown Battle Ground From an original picture by
Hunting Bu.T.lo Engraved expressly for Gnhnms Maya
zne by eastman. from an Original Engraving, by Dsey.
The Wofaud lie Lai!h: Engraved Tor Us by j. n. Gin
brede. from picture 10y hi'Cready.
Terms Sc uer copies for 81 Single numbers p
cents. Sent by mul TO all purts al the United States.
WANTED-A cnmp'e,a set of GRAHAhrS MAGAZINE
for 1871 for which the Magazine for 1874 Will bn given.
Adrres, w ". GRAHAM,
hllAs Tribune Buildings. In Nassau street.
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PO:T-OFFICE. New-York. Aug. 10, ISL
NJ English isHh.--Letter-t'r-< Royal Mai
Steamer Ca ednnm Will Ire clnsed ST the Upper nnd Lover
Port Offices IN this Thursday the 18th NJ 10 MN
u;cs part uc!r5k T. 81. The overland postage OF ls
OF eec.i sir- le letter NUT Ire pal :
uu!2 Il JOHN LOklMER 6RAHtM. T. N.
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Go,-s Aups ITALIAN MRD.cNrFp Soar. infnlhhe care
for Ferk led Cppped. Bio ched. Skins Beware
yilainous counterfeit md buy the geGune oiy a. o. WI
er.xt. LIST store OBI Broadway. suio seoa
OF rhe DAILY. TRIBUNE MAY be obtained in BALT-
xosx s!T.YD1R s.isYs Offices
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JJ9ns qs h,,on, ,secre,are.. .u,,
ala =

T. BOARDiNG.-Ms GUSS. having opened the Few
nni comnnlos b0u<e. = Fesey ST.. near the Asor House
pnfiers choice Of srlbe 10 Transient permanent
Boarders Crotcl Shower snd cold baths. In.
locstnn vey centrn aus and shady Tern, moderate
Rm3tfis
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K CoNtrocK's SARsAPAKILLA-For tie permanent
of MI ipur,.e. ui the blucd ScrutouS Affections Bilious
Diseases mpe. aud Sores upcn the Face and al Chrome
Constitutional Complaints. Prepared and sold by COM
STOCK l. CO. u, No q Ccutandt street. Price 80 cents
bottle or 81 per dozen in rge bottles and
highly thnn my snd. 1T 81 per bOttc.
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iGE INSURANCE. at the loves; rites by the HaRTFoRf
II Fipr ISsrRAgcg acknowledgements si0-ChateI
erne,naj TIN, long established and web known Institution
ayng been IN operation upwards of 30 years CONTINUES
insure every description OF property against oss or damage
" 6.e or the lowest raies.
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NM. 4. JENNINGS ~ co.
DEAp ERS AND T. ILOR5,
L. POGTERs OF
CLOTHS, CA S!NERES, vESTINGJ
Faacy EreSJ articles DC.
No. 25l BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL,
OPPOSITE TIE FOUNTAIN
Arc prepared with extern assortment Of New Good.
Spnng and Sur nler wear comprising
CLOTHS. CASSlMERES VESTiNGS. DRILLINGS, &C. .
And solicit call from Ct and Snsers under Tho rs.
,unce that prices will be found offer groais induce
nents than held out by any other eabb.hmen, funi,hDe
garments I'm Of Z The same .,y:s ~, n, asuIy
OV R C O T 8,
FOR SPRING Il SUMNER WEAR,
Being made particularly light and well adapted rova
purposes, when heavy garment oud prov cuRbenouns
With large aE0rtmcnt Of
y TRAVELLING FRccRs.
D'ORsAYs. SACKS. DRESS AND FRoCK COATS
PANTALOONS & VESTS.
n6 iItf Fancy Des, Articles in srea Variety
NEW SPRING GOODS!
fsl's, Boys and ChiIdrens Clothing.
C EoR C K 4. GREEN,
No. ITO ChnthaIn-sfreet,
~ ~r 5 81 noa
which he would respectfully invite the attention o. hose 10 wnat
" ne 1 cL G19i s.it%SsfS's 5sst vesNc
e. syey pHcke and has occurred the services Of experienced
WI. rnny purchase. -
B-Gdrments Rads to order he saor1s. no.,ee and
roiti stict puaetunlitp. I'll uiI
IA TO LEASE on a TERN OF YEARS-Ths new
h %S iS sse h'g f. ,ss ds,
mnnner. with marble mspsL Cro,on wafer &c. and i.
we'll suited to the wGnti Of small family REM low TO
good tenant. AppIyto u. a. CUsHMAN,
1873 Pearl.s,reet
ALSO TO I.ET-The two story brick House on the Ninth
Avenue between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.
heec Square l. finished mpden style, with mahogany
doOr, marble mante, &c. Rent low tie balance Of
yesri ARK To- ID. A. CUSHMAN ies reaf-st,et
t6 Chehen Sduare. The House. point O:
location and convenience well adnD,ed u me "sp.s oil
gentee mnilY. Apply TO ID. A. CUSIiMhN.
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DORR Il CT n u e R,
DRY GOODS,
80
rs

THE U.-,cIyI, TODACCo AGENCY. y Waier-s
,s,v yo-E I,JiARl.ES IL CONNOLLY, Commission
Merchant ne as Of MsSs'staisa , ISSas'o O.
49, arco ni all annl, aat descriptions. rec
rom the Virginia Factories. ios sale CT liberal terms
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SUPERIOR CoURT....In Chambers. Before JudSeVAN
orRPosL.
HABgas CoRPUs.-Davis, accused Of connivng
IL the escape If Alexander oag. from Prison and Potter
PRISON charge of larceny, brought before Judge Van
derpel yestsay upp!ruton made that they be admed
10 lnl Mr. Al smith, IT, appeared counsel ON their be-
half The decision o. Judge V. will be morrow.
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SAINTS SARs ArARlLLA-The following cer,fica,,. recently
received ucdre>,. d agent Madison Ga. Ih
uu;,eut greatly afflicted wh croua un Mercuria go
had cd fem, dies without any benefit and The niilt
ID are Invited read wua ne says reference IL Sind-
Slr,annrllt,:
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BaRRTTT. Actu'r.

! DE- Special Meeting ~ the Mechanics L..
st;tute- special rroting of the Mechanic. destitute WI
hs he'd IN tho Lecture Room. CITY Hall. Friday
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81 Es sN9i iEK Fxcnss9 esb g1 s sa5k
fG?ssa7. Aufas. 18Th. wi! ~ Excursion, kSesan
sS op9o' sTy 2 T ~ Of s". fs
WORKERS The termination fro New. ok and Erie Railroad
az Hdc snS lake .,,,te ca ~ elevation CT so feet, mn
within two or hu7tred ard al Iudson Il
,e 80. tom which CITY .'lDosd with iee
Lawn. BARCLAY stree; n, 2o'e'"cs cshnne hal
ps., PEI No < quarter before g. Barclay street u
aad at qua Tar pas, 3. returning the
fare for the Excursion. Three shass Suitable Re,r-sb
viii tc provided. Iu!i =
NiBiUS GARDEN. corner of Bto-asny Hpa fr;aes.s
~ af- Under the solo direction Of Nj Mn
cYx,L DooFs open att. kaIert. nniets commence al or
THEs EVENING Ac= Is tie cn,srs VII
With sna,,a =, q, ., 0ozet;, , pet9 entitled
FILL o ~, go ". VI Hosnt
{;reaffas ...,........My u. H N..aais,s
Corporal CATancha.. ;lr. E">er,sa.
An ntei,eion Of hl m rorr durrE winch ,r. Holland
KS s,e, Il jef j' 81 fs''? IGIf
which from oe small Burner will 4,tas The ,.dlasee of '
BAMEYLpE MOORE CARtW.
Or, ilsr- cum k'us o the BPsgrrs.
% Tickets Fiity Gents No u,'?oae7eat at tins estab
'hmen, o sccnun; 9th weather
Of E a1g6
KEN No c,a,ge inr sdrliance On anrday. Wedncsdas
."a e lh li aH9 l@ of A1su' Performance
Nv E sa, the hHsS5 70 HtS the Dgsls thai
f'rinnsd and E I92:f3 a, RsGr r.
Premier Iodel'ts Of the Royal Academy # painns oil
n ard Professors of Gymnastics 10 TIE Royal Princes
TS9 GIss and nj s sSn es Ss Phi
Ezra boss viii be rum necessary, On all TIE HoSoker
Ferries
any days It vii take place on 90,
follow For particulars. >st bills OF me Gay nu!3ot
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Passengers Arrived
IN the brig Star from Grenada-Thomss Downs. ESD K
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MADISON. Ca. Aug. ). ls.l.

For farther particulars. and conclusive evidence of supe
ysue and efficacy. Pamphlets which may be obtained
o.. the Agents gratis.
Prepared ana sold. wholesale and retail by a. b. & ID
SANDS wholesale prisgi:s 10 Fulton street New York
Sold also at 33 Broadway q East broadway. and drug
gss generally thcu. boat the United States.
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GREAT FIRE AT MANCHESTER, n. H.-The Town
House totally destroy ed on Monday morning.
(supposed to have been Sc, on fre.l Loss $24 000-
one halfcovered by insurance. The basement story
was occupied by Tton & Sweetser w. l. goods
dealers; E r. Stevens dry goods dealer; 4. Ct.
Fucker, apothecary; J. M. Noyes, hardware ard
w. /. goods dealer: and the Post Office Second
floor, Morrison & West. attorneys; ,he Selec,men
and ,he Hall, which the Cd Congregational Society
used on SUNDAYS The third floor was used as n
job printing Office, by J. {. Emerson; and us n
school. The Armory was used by the Stark Guards
aud Granite Fusilrers. The cellnr wa occupied az
markets, bv ". T. Fog & Co. and H. Coming.
Con;en;s Of the Post Office saved.
CATHOLIC MISSIONARIES ~ OREGON TrRRiTo-
Ry.--.lhe last number OF the ain dc la Religion.
which was received by the britannia, states that
seven female Roman Catholic missionaries were ri
once 10 embark for ths country, with the intention
of settling al small colony in Oregon in the SER
vice OF the Hudsons Bay Company. This COLONY
hears the name of Willamette and is composed OF
Canadians and Roman Catholic Indians. The Pope
has already appointed bishop Of the whole terrific
~, win The tile Of the bishop OF Philadelphia, et
IN partibus infdeiium. On board the same vessel
Father de Smrt, with his company OF
priests and settlers, end Futher de !ereuys, OF the
College of Peace, both OF whom come OH mission
TO the Flathead Indians. Both these ecclesiasics,
with their trains. bring with them all the implrmabit
and mat rid!s tor coOniziog, and for manufacturing
Houses aud mills ere TO he erected, aud permanent
settlements, begun with religious designs, are as
once 10 lie occupied.
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go s0UTHEMN AND WESTERN DRUGGisTs.
4 MERCHANTS AND MISREPRESENTATION
EEESE & Co No. 50 Maiden Lame. prepared to
orders for Medicines, PaltS. Dye Stu &c. &c the most
favorable terms. as lms'
MEETINGS! VESrINCS!- Just received ut the New York
Cash Tutoring Establishment. ls Broadway ttret doors
below the Frunkln IIOu.e snail lot of very rich silk
s.i' Vtstng for dress vets. Also. large nsOrnen. OF
summer Pclto. and Office Coats. ut reduced price.
iygl, ! &. BOOTH & To.
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FAIL r Il A DE-ADVERTiSING IN COUNTRY
Il NEWSPAPERS.-V B. Pnnier is the for OF
the he.t newspapers OF the principal towns IN the States Of
New York. New Jersey and Pennsy vania besides The East
ern. Southern ard Western States
t5- The pnpeos, nnd advertising, rny be
h office. No 10 Nassau street, Tribune uildng opppo
site the Jity Hail. auj5
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4 considerable portion Of the purchase money remain
! IA opp ne i, rarely be
With Circumstance, OF heath inducing the advertiser 10
make great sncriice Written applications directed Ia
SMITHSONIAN 20 BoweEy. n. y post PAID Will receive due
/ en-
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IA TO LEASE ON a TERN OF YEARS-Ths new
Sc. three story brick House. ~ Amo,ureet frst door
A.A from Hutson;stEee This House finished ire i,ess
mnnner: with marble man.sl,. Croon water &c. and Il
well suited to the wGnti Of small family. Rent Inv
good tenant hpnlyto u. a. CUSHMAN,
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tTliE THREE MESSAGES. .

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RepuOic, as Iep1eseh'eu W mo IteslVdha-
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Ws6ave oongfes.loasl ae&s1bP 10 Thurs
day night, and lie sislaliss 10 Saturday, nigh,
but the msSsdRss crowd 90. sll, There has
however been lil,le done as yet. s.sa u y,
On Friday Thomas Corwin was elected
Uated States Senator frOm Ohio for 6 years,
and Ebenszsr Lane 70 elected Judge Of The
Supreme Court ,,.s u. .,s,3 =, < ,.Do,
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EXECUTOR'S SALE.

TNhe undersigned will offer at public sale on wsdness
i dBy the Isl Of Japuary A. D., lS45, at the house
os John Roses in Jefferson Township, TAscarawaS
County between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M. andtwo
PM. Of said day. the following premises to wit; The
porh half Of the North East quarter Of the North East
quarter, Of section twenty Eve in Township eight Of
Range three coutamine twenty acres Alse four acres
audilhree ourtbs Of an acre Of the South Wes conner
Of the South East quarter of the South East quarter Of
section sixte.r, Range three, Township eigtt-Ths
properly Of Christian Stanley, deceased. -
ErscNtOr cf tie said Estate,
), December ath, l04A. -. !. u. -.,------,,
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POLK.S MAJORITY

The New York Nsss give. full Is,dRsos OF
The Prssidsptial election in ~ The States, and
makes Polk's maj over Clay So $40, 9,4aod o.
YER rsbolb Clay md BtDey near 1000. We
lshallcOG meuce publshne the tFisal returns
-ne1t vetkA a'',ls' ef' a7 80 e'iii-'a - s'a
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. !

NOTICE is hereby given that The subscriber hast
IN been appointed admipauaor Of the estate Of lao
ceB BARKER deceased. All persons being indebted TO-
said estate are Iequo'ed to make immediate payment.
and those hayingepis TO present them legally proven
within one year from this date. lsl S.iis.sia
si "a 7sl,,I y..gs sg PHILIP MILLER. 'Aiw'r.
! November III, le44. s4w ~ saac
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-12

n. Owe aie, ,uudsr Obligations Q MessFs
,Gousasii and SaStoo Of CdOton, for .scopy Of
be GossOots' Mttsstts, and 20 the Msd'-
souisn and Wheeling Argus; for the Message
Of PIesdeat i'vlet.ss I l,... = ~ - s
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Notice

A T my instance an Attuchmep. was this day issued
II by DoRsEY WILSON Justice of the Peace Of
Salem township Tuscarswas County, O., against the
properly and effects o Joseph Branhall non,ra,dsnt
of said county -ef.s ~. a3s .,,,t -ga ssza
t Dated this 2slh day Of November 10 this year A. D.
1874. .5s$ -474ws sa9sa-..s.., ;.,s
-. :. 80. - --sA...l --nA.. aJOHN lkNISELY.
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@ We ~ veour psPsr IL fasdyGteel ,'ps
wetk. in order to Icy before OnTs readers ne
Messssees Of Gov r, Barley President
Tyler, and the ,IuRuenrsl Of MOrdecsi .Bap'ey
al the eAftes, rnnn~n,. 1850 'es ~,
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NdTT0E.

a LII persons indebted for fees as Clerk Of the
y Supreme or Court Of Common Pleas are requested
% nuke immediate payment to the present Clerk OF my
self az no further indulgence be gwen, and II no.
paid by the first of January next Execution BE- iss
ed in every casen which have fees, without dislinc-
,on Of person Attend to this notice aud ehest the Sher
ff Of his fss. q yf@ ear has ~ .,lZ7f.
Nov. 24th, 1914. tsa,ip saGssa' 4w I
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SPECIAL COURT.
JohN Tyler.

There willie Especial Coustat the Court
House on N onday next, the l6lh,iuaL, at l2
o clock M for me pGrsOsO Of granting Isttets
Instrumentation, &c, q us,ss ags0, b
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et, ,a guatA AZ JUsTfRECEIVED q s.a ~, i
"A few cases Of RUSSIA AND FUR HATS, and
n for sale by JAMES w. ENGLISH.
New Phlls Dec. 9TH 1874. t0'1-H p o tF'F
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NToTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
In heen appointed Administrator Of the estate Of
CHRISTOPHER w. W1SsELMAN deceased. All,
persons being indebted 10 the iad estate are requested to
make immediate psyment and those having claims. 10
present Them egally proven, within one year from this
'TH'i "a a7se as' q sS's GEORGE BUGHER.
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in he store TOomllalsly occupied hy 4siE, C1yenuys
consispg Of black, blue black kgTesa. bfOwu, blus 4
mixd BRslADiCLO IHs --also, bptiaIg. Piisl, tweed
q lwilIed CLOl HS-blue. BLACK nud nliAsd CASSl.
10Th ribbed and plain. EI.ANNELS, red green and
white; Drilling. Ticking s'veuns aud ShIuHgss ATIe
thsecks. CaIICOss, 6sp cd and paIns ALP CAS-,
dress, apron and benRel SILKS, MyassRe do Lama
SchIsan black, red and green gaz Of Cambria. Book
null and Swiss Mnslins, Irish Linen. kipsn Lawn
Laces. Edglngs aud Insslngs, Silk. Talby and PFInud
VELVETS; Oresnsde Sea .Isa,d aud Manchester
GING LADIES' white snd black Clifton, blarksnd
Llus black ca.lmer and rib d. wooen HOSE black elk
slpacra aud muhsF CRANA TS,i w9Oen Plsld shawls,
Ladies Caters, kldAud bscksku Slippers, calf-skin ad
gum elastic Boots, gum-OEer-shees, men and yos'hs
fas aud courss BOUTS a. SHOES, fur. plush, 'knst
seal cloth velve, and gazsd Caps Wallpaper aud win.
dow binds, fcnulr 6lngldn and cotton Umbtsllss, a
general ussort'nent0f sJj, rA'st+ as,ya Ssi'a9a
+ z'.r-s FHABDWABMS .
consisting of Knives and Folks, Hand saws, ccnesse
and cunimon screw Augurs, CAsslS, iron and Steel
Squares hsnd Axes, hsiches aud llammeTg trace CHAINS
haynes aud harness mounting, shoyes, Spades Grpn.
se5ops aud mannre fck., Mats and Glass. A general
assortment Of QUEENSwARE. Also, large asaOrt-
"'"' "lt = g., = {. (. aR0CEnxrs siss1 -
consisting in part of Ce6es TEA, loaf and brown sU-
GAR, TUBAGC0, SPICES, &c. Also, splendd.los
of SOLE LEATHER and Cotton Yarn, which wllIbe
sold for CASH 10 hand podure only, az cheap
as any other place in this section OF the country, the
whole having been purchased within The last out week
10 the city Of New York at each prices. ,Al who wish
purchase Goods very cheap orcash are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine my stock which 10 enlieiy
new and Of the lale't style 80, =, ..c,,su
| SO 4in Ef8 Len .TI NY LANES w, ENGLISH.
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