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in the same category. He concluded BY glvins'
ptvnosrt Rees-The Barney Stone Of New, En- s'no ~,
To this Mr.. WARREN, who is NATIVE ol iiy-
mouth. replied that he hoped Plymouth hocA
d,dn,l,,ocblc the worthy Presidsu. Of St Fatnck;
if it did, he shor!d say, as did one OF his WI
Reybu.n's) countrymen. whan asked to tak0 ''e
,-oable of lsttcr for friend; "Hl' Jo0'
trouble Is my pleasure"
Ei.GuLAR ToAsTS.
seCay!We would neyet s. &c! Or shFnR ron AZ
Es Esmsms'lass aHa as ,tsr hey cays the
2cw Ep.and PT=r- part OF the fame oil ''e '''
!ya' Ensend,-we ere willing share her fortunes
anu y lD:S " WAsses OF Bospn foscih'y responded
re Clergy of eal- religious rs teaches each. , ini
Rev Or. PRS acknowledged the sentiment
N few eloquent rsmsIks
s. Tie Ccnaror schools If ,acsc EHslacd-the 'c- sou
ry for the peransnce ofogF ia,l,iIgnsy .r-.uv nor
old England. MOI exec New nEad but one ofthe Oh ny
e state . oil N ,.a. ~ The gifted Ora
Ts a. aaT s 5Sr-.W M s one hand e
oandes. harvess OF the West AID vita Inc 0'@ 'iA'
s. The Uted than cep,I iscs ,hn 3s
older thai two ccnure. n TIE deNc;''He'O u ''s'
which constitute National GI@nt,ess rr--so,,-
I.J;, WHERE -sf estHplshet .Lo mon
u ver. England Enerprse-l, s1qpples VIII me n@n
ers OF the Pacific u Ilumnc our dwellings, ana tie
OF Science enli.hten our minds H., .;,-, &c
Charitable SOclftteS- " ,'-'
,vori,y rniprnons IN he good work OF PnentiI"3y
% J-tc CRmrrce Of Neg Yorklt lays INC ieiisucs :"
eyery aad a. her is ana us az milton. tributary to her
"a ybf Nor gland .Iotisr$-Lks the Roman ma''on''
,hey gory IN no Jewels tut tielf children
Letters were read from Hon. tristan bUSGEs
Of r. l. Gov. r. s. BALDWIN Of Conn. Hon. NJ
FuLMesE. Hon. SIL,s WRIGHT, Hon. Il. e.
WINTHROP OF Boston, Hon. c. MARSH of VI n.
NJ. ard Col. A. Fl. BULLOCK OF Worcester, Mass.
The company separated in The small hours,
after one of the pleasan:ast celebrations OF this
Anniversary We have eeer witnessed
u After two days and an intermediate night
of fog and rain. VIC had terrific e-cD;ng las
right gale OF wind and thnding snow.storm
AS !nch would have 1t. The whole City had re-
solved TO turn out to DE Bulls Concert, the
New England Festival, the Young Guards B ii,
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellow, &c. &c bat the
Storm kept good many a. home. There were
enough cut. however, to testify that the night
was c rough one, if any one feels inclined to dis.
pute it,
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MARRIED.

On the 22d Instant by Rev. nr Phillips. G EO CARNE-
GLE 10 ELIZA RICHARDSON LAWSON; :,
On the 2st INST. ST Paul's Church, by Rev Dr Wnin
wright THEODORE VAN ANTWERP 10 LEONORA I.
daughter OF the late j. p. Fisher
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court CnIontinr--Thia day.

SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. 1. rs, s. -, 7, 81, 80,
Is InS 3d. 81. 2n, 49, L. GO, 49, 10, lie, LIZ, liz,
1l9. 100. I2l. l23, l2i l25, 1876,
ClRcuir Counr.-Nos. u. 10 IN 81 inclusive.
CoMsoy pLEAS.---Nos. 81, 50, 30, 81, SO, Is,
Ii, l6, II, 80.
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r The American Laborer.-clay Club Librs.
re. and Reading Rooms will supplied with the American
L.bser bound in boards the OF ST 50 dozen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

FIRE IN CHARLEsroN.-A FIRE broke out in
Charleston, S C. on the 18th inst in the carris ge
mandatory OF Mr. A. Roulain, which DESTROYED
property TO the amour. Of $4,000. He was III.
surad In the Charleston Trust Co. for $4,000,
and in the Hartford Protection Insurance Co. fol:
$4,000.
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Court OF Common Pleas.

Dopid Kinds ~. IVn,. NATURALIZATION for
Assault md Battery growing Of difficulty which occurred
at No So Centre street May last Ii appeared het defend
ant made kick at plaintiff but did strike him. Verdict
t,ri defendant
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Surc-inr Court.

Before Chef Justice Joxrs and Judges OAKLEY and Van.
DERPooL.
The Court ordered that no Day Calendar will be
made ft the Trial week Jaanary term but the Court
will proceed form the Gensal Calendar, AMI will
be SCI down ioT uny particular dny, &c Of that term
Decisions.
James Lane va Als1snder b. B:ower.-Cau
returaed to the Calendar.
James c. Cooisyvs GecrgeR GIiIdon.-Mo,ion
denied whou: costs.
Charles Dsllingcr ys. f.. Crabrse-In asking for
Commission it necessary show what intended 10 be
proved. Motion denied with liberty, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

The WHO ALMANAC win be ready on We'd
nesdsy morniog next See advertisements another
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Before Judre VANpERrooL.

VIM Agate vs.. Wm. Il. Roberts and Alfred VIII
ssn-Satute of Neutrality-suspicious. against maker and
endorer the amount oil note Tor siu dated ian
81 ISIS nj IN nhs The OF limitations set Up
bar payment also want of noece &c appeared ha, the
action was commenced the day before the eight months
the six wears expired The Court ovcftued the plea OF
want of notice. Verdict for plaintiff.
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u Those who would quickly rid themselves of
cold in the head should use Coddington's Catarrh
Loze1ge, sold at 800 Hudson-strset.
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THE BEARD WILL CUr.'-.Vassissr.-It cannot Be
rum gcnieel To have ,e bead rsll9ved pleasantly
eapcaou>l, and we'll By Ii. esd OF pce.r H'ateres' hs
luxurT ard conct, OF ssa;i5. Buy thea without Gesy L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

d YouS7 GENTLEMEN disposed TO devote portion of
their the study OF MUSIC en- the Organ, Piano
Egrtc Spanish Guilur, Focal Music, secure the
experienced Professor be furnished with ns'ru
meats and have stated hours tor practice. Muse Room. 100
Eninn.Sttrni ri d2i
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CHEAP DRY GoODS.-The Subscribers being determined
TO close their stock Of Fall AID Winter Goods, among
which will found good of Meno4 NIL Wool
Cashmere Shawls, DE 4
Is 3D. silk Velvet MEMS Linen Canhne Hdkfs, needle wok-
Collars Habit Shirts, ali oi which they Will sell as low
u can be purchased in the city.
dN 5rs KENNETH & RHODES. A5 Broadway.
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HESsY cmsEsE SHAVING cRrAS."

HENRY CHINESE SHAVING CRcLs.
II vi! make The face smooth as Hninfani's skin.
Nor leave hairy surface on LIE chr
Al who and By fashionable etzcSs i; unyer
saly used. proaounoe superior ether As emsl
eni i. canao; be s;:Fpo>sa.
Prepared ami sold by A. B. sAxDs s. Co. Ctsnisss and
Druggists. .53 Broadway. Chamber Il Sod also at -
Fulton *. ard !, East Broadway. rree 70 cea; C. 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

PAnpoyEp-pr. J0ha BeadeA,, sentenced to Ten
years Imprisonment for counJerfei'ing, by the U.
S. Court Sitting Pittsburgh in 1912, has been par
dored b. President Tyler.
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FIRE rs DErRorr.-on The 18Th inst.

FIRE is DErRorT.-o On The 18th inst. a FIRE broke
out in Detroit, in tie large dug store OF Messrs. J.
s. w. ID. Bsnnet,. in Campan's block, on Jeherson
avenue. The Iessrs Bennett les, their entire
stock. valued at $1,000 the building was insured
fH $500
" Mr. james B. Clark, q: Erzsbeth,own, n.
j.. a'e dry goods r,sIctant in ,'is city, vic wss
thrown rom lis wagon on Wednesday evening by
,bs right Of his horses oa the locomotive, died on
Saturday eferaoop, without having BEEN reused
from ihs stupor in wSsh nc was found.
~ The North Carol5a House Of Representa-.
ives hss rjscsd resolution apnroHioc Of tic Ar
nexaiion OF Texas. For Annexation b., against
IL iI9.
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" Read Mr. Coons advertisement of two private enter
anueats Laughing Gas be given :he Coliseum,
pa,atory his Annual Entertainment which takes place IN
the Tabernacle Monday evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

Boarding.-MrS. GOSS having opened the new and
comodiops house. % Vesey the As,o House, proe
choice OF desirable rooms transient permanent Boade
Cotnn shower warm and cold Baths free The location
Ye!y central ys, quiet aad shndy. Terms moderate aus it's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

BtHKER HILL - has tremendous attraction on
In addition NIL the Dr. aeniine man l7aGt makes
folks [cush raether they tc,i en.ngeh 70. one
week more and also sr Dan Rice the greatest Yankee S,o
~ Teller and Comic singer, eagHged Inc has was literal
lv inrpura d iuSte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

~ The Orunr Ouang at the New York Museum proves
very attractive IN consequence of the numerous vislieI
the Manager gives performance every afternoon An excel
lent company engaged and IN place the City Is bet
Ter enr.rfainrnant inf. rdsd for the money,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

% CHRISTMAS EVE will be celebrated right j9yousy a
the American Museum, tonight where the splendid perform
ance will come of nt o'clock and nil go us merry
marriage bell Madle Fanny rch treat beng the only
Oanc Ou,aHg in the county, and the most remarkable crea
in existence the connecting Ink between .nan und
hr,,n 70 thither ,ylth Lady under You'll ~
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IT, THE lSpl,N VEGETABLE EL,xIH and Linmsut, from
81 CuuItaulst. warranted 10 any o EhsunAisG
ar Gout Il give, Immediate nici sh,erS weak inns
takes down swelln.s. and extends Contracted cClts.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-19
.plI.Kllln I.htWR Rsa
IN PRAISE OF THE GOOD OLD
EslJlqTGII,

Let them sing who may Of the battle fray,
And The dee ds that have long since past;
Let them chant IN praise of the tar whose days
Ate spcut the ocean vast;
| would render to these all the worship you please
| woull honor them even now,
But I'd uve far more from my hearts tuil store
To the cause OF the Good Old Plough.
Let them land the notes, that in music float
Throulh their bright and their aliltrrlng halls;
Whila the amorous tWll Of the hairs bright curl
Round the shoulder of cauty falls;
But, drarcr 10 me is the sony from the tree,
And the rich aud The hlossoming hough;
Oh! these are the sweet. winch the VI Tic greets
A. he follows the Good Old Plough.
Then how ioruud the song a it comes along
Fom the plouahman' lusIy throat;
ID the hunters shout ever yet give out
To the brown woods a mtrriCr note?
Though he io lows no Ia und, vet his day is crowne
With triumph rs ., ed, ] trow,
As thoua anrlcred h,aI Mt his fee, lay dead,
Instead Of the Good Old Plough.
Fn many there be- that we daily see
Wi hn selfish and hollow pride,
Whom the p'ouahmans lot in his humble cot,
Wlh a scorufll look doride;
Yet I'd rather take, ave, hearty shake
From hi- hand. than to wealth I'd bow
For the homes, Grasp of that han Is rough clasp
Hath stood by The Good Old Plough.
All honor BE- then to these grey old men,
When NJ last they are bowed with t'l;
Their Wari1re then Ger why they battle no more,
For they've cnrquelod the stubborn soil.
And the chnplot each wears his silver hairs,
And meier shall the v.ctors brow
With ii l0ure'lod crown TO the grave 90 down,
Like these sons Of the Good Old Plough.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-19

To supply the city aud interior trade by the piece
PACKAGE
By conining their ailen on entirely and exclusive
IL TO thl> one article H. d. b, are enabled not only
to exhibit more extensive and eaulilu assortment
than to lie found l>ewhere, Uhere beng no similar
e>labli ,hmcn for prints IN The United Stale>) hut to
sci always al prices as low and generally lower
than those OF houses who,e attention and means are
divided among a large variety Of articles.
The Stock, embracing Some Thousands Of Differ
emit Patterns and COiorngs including a splendid as
>orlment OF French Prints, comprises all the latest
and choicest styles 10 which will lie con family adied
all the new and desirable patterns they appear in
The market, e>ide> many which will lie printed exclu-
slvely for their own sales.
Purchaser of this article VIII find It TO their interest
10 exam inc this Stock efure luyng their Prints. II
they cannol purchase, they will al least have the adj
vantage of SEEING all the new styles, and learning The
lowest market price,.
x'rCa,aloque> of price, corrected with every vari-
alton OF the market, put INTO the hands OF buyers.
ORDERS.
As l.. & b. will keep this great assortment at all
Of The year. they i'll ofconr,e lie allie tuex-
ecule orders in the depth ct winter, (when Other
e>iah >hments have ,ioc; Of gouds,) IN The best
manner and they solicit the atten ION Of dealers
this very unusual advantage, which their establish.
mant offers.
TERMs-All goods are charged n net cash prices,
a. per Catalogue which will lie sent with all goods
derel; and II time is given, interest is added. 5yl
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Wriyht's Indian Vcgetable pills.
PRINT WAREHOUSE

Pr n.ipa Office and General Depot l6) Rae rect,
Phlh elphia. 32yl
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DISTINCTIONS IN SOCIETY.

The idea held by many that the humble
mech nc is not as good by nature, as the
wealth, monarch, is, we think, very erro-
ncous one, and one that is held by those who
have but very little intellect. They are gem
orally to be found among that class of people
who have never obtained d mourhiul Of vict-
uals by the sweat of their brows, know not
how TO appreciate the many comforts which
are OK ended by the abors of the industrious
mechanic. There are many persons who
consider the mechanics and working men, the
lower classes OF society, willie many an igno-
rant top, who is lazy and too proud to work,
is esteemed hv them as one Of the higher
class. This banelul principle, we fear, has
been nourishcd by many from whom we
should have expected better things, & whom
we once thought would dscountenance any in
vldioms distinctions between rich and poor
Mankind are very apt when they rise in the
world, to FORGET their once impoverished con-
dition, and to feel that they are OF better blood
than those through whose ins,rumcntaily
their riches have been obtained bu, it is IA
mistaken notion sprnging from the native
principle of srl(-love.
No distinction should be made between
one profession and another, because of the
professions, but if there be distinctions, lei
'hcr real worth be the ony ground for it. -
Ihnl. %c shall see that worth makes the man
and not wealth as some have erriney suppos.
ed, and we iondly hope that the day may MOI
be far distant when this truly republican sen.
timent shall be cherished in the bosom of eve.
ry one who nhabits the fertile soil of our hap.
py and much loved America. Those mer
who would create distinctions by any Other
rule, and pay more respect to earthly gran.
denr, than to intelligence and virtue, we con.
slider enemies, although perhaps ignoranlly
to those equal rights, which were purchased
by the blood and sullrrings Of our patriot ia.
theirs in times that tried mems souls.--.Heth.
odist Protestant.
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George Petersen.

II AS now on hand n9i for sale 1000 Bushels OF
l. 4 Course Western and 81. Ubcs Salt,
2Ol Barrels Fine do do,
l5c Sacks Fine Dairy do do,
$50 ParIes Superfine Flour,
200 Sacks fresh Ground Plaster
20 Barrels Hickory Nuts, Mt 50,
rrlces Moth Shore salmon
Boxes Fresh Lemons.
20 Whole, y ! and - Boxes fresh Raisns,
Also, Fresh Kegs do do
Soft Shell Almonds Philbrrr., Peaconuts, Pen Nuts,
Cltr"n, Curance ll1rum. together with one of the
largest asSortinenrs of DRY GOODS, GRO kerry
and GROCERl $ he ever had he pleasure of offer.
ing TO the public. In short nll you have do to find
any article, IS 10 call AZ P,ierSon's where it may be
found Of MS good quality and al as low price
any other Establishment in Burlington.
Nov. q lel3 %
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JrE SACABAsIN's RECElPT--Joe, one of our
Penobscot Indians, not long since was sued for
the sum of Sd by white man, before Squire
Johnson. On the day Of the trial, joe made his
appearance and rendered the requisite amount
for debt and costs, and demanded receip, in
full.
"Why Joe, it is not usual-it is eptirelv nm.
necessary" said the Squire.
o, yes! me want um receipt, sar,n."
] tell you, Joe, receipt will do you no
good"
"Sartin, Squire Johnson, want um"
"Whal do you want it for, Joe 2"
80, suppose me die and 90 to Heaven, then
suppose they say, Well, Joe Sacabasin. you
owe any man now - Then me say No. "Very
well-did YOU pay 'um Ben Johnson !" O, YES,
ne pay un. "Well, then, s'pose show 'uln
receipt" lhen me have to 90 away down
and run a over hi to hunt 'um up Squire
Johusun!'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-19

PLAIN PEoPLE.-I cannot understand the
importance Which certain people set upon
outward beauty or plaunrSs. | am of opin-
ion that all true education, such at least as
has a religious foundation, must infusc no.
Die calm, "A wholesome GOODNESS, an indiflcr-
cnce, or Whatever people may call it, to-
wards such like outward gifts or the want
of them. And who has not experienced OF
how llllc consequence they are in fact, for
the veal or wo Of life Who has not cxpe.
rIrncrd how, on nearer acquaintance, plain
ness becomes beautiicd, and beauty loses il,
charm, exactly according 10 the quality o.
the heart and mind And from this CAUSE
| am also Of opinion, that the want of out.
ward beauty never dIsGuicts noble nature
or will be regarded as a misfortune. Ii new,
er can prevent people from being amiabl,
and beloved in the highest degree. And ",
have daily proof of this.
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lSNrN~rD by
F.. p. BANNING, NJ. D.


WII:L be kept con. family on hand by DR.. ions
W w. merry, Of E>.cx, he having prrcha ell Of
the original Palencc The crciusre right 10 make and
rend The ,ane, within and for The ComlIe> OF Chit
ten len. Fran lin f.amoll'c an! Grand lie.
The PATIENT LACE ha, now ieen before he pub
lie fora u M e. ufmunlh~,h nlrcd- have II cen APP
pl'clla different par of he cu'm'rv, an with snc-
CO. never iriire eqlal'"I " any remedial agent
NumctO1s well hru'late Ger ificate> Of lis tenci-
cla ui cucln the removal ofdl,cn,es Of long stand
ne. IN Git cfWushrd from Thu inn, date vicinity
IN a ldHiun to the statement Of eases and certica'e-
OF cure firnr he'd Y Dr.. Pannmg and others Blu
tins l. not Grenc necessary al the pre- EN- time
ie encr can lie .lNcn to individuals wearing IN. Lace
IN nearly every iuWu IN the Comfy.
Ply. ican have long tr the necessity of Snppor-
Ter Ntfrn'ly "on~rnv;e and more perfect il, aap
ton to the human form, than any that had been pre-
,cn'ed TO the put lie. Tie nve. ton of Banning,
meet with heir general appru' alton, IA il j. designed
H. rclI We symptoms and remedy class ct phy >ica
ma iie> which crHHOi e rclrheI V medicines alone
The de>c"nt displacement of he vi.cerra from
taxation OF he djG0miHdi muscles, or other ca,es
lcnd~ 10 atcranI Gcrdn@e he function Of every organ
IN the nan system, aud, N many cases. this devla-
IL from the naura heal hy potion OF part, is the
'o'e eau eo' general debtlny-in Na!e> and Female
/ ui dyspepsia, e" ions OF the Stomach and Lirer
Pdipitaiion uf1hc Hs1yt SpiRai Irritation Hysieria
UWocohd,ia, Piies, Proi1psus Ueria, Suppression
Of Urine, the BroncdHis otPuhcSpe ers, and Incl
pich COnSUmpiion-all fwh rl vii t. much rclicv
e., II nu' entirely removed, ly the ne Of the Tdten
Lace, when their existence eau, ed by physical de
ran@cmcnl and a mechanical Iii placement Of part.
! which can lie really a>cer'ainel hy observing tn,
form and symptoms ST the person alerIcd.
THIS instrument has lecn examined Nv Drs. Mott
Roger, Francis an GrI,comb Of New lork-h,
Faculty ofP ,burah, Harfurdand New Haven, an,
has o'la'ncI heir iavoral lie ie>Im ny.
Appl aln- for lh Lace may t made 20 the sub
'cr,l er, al ESSEX, or Hagar 4 Arthur, b irlingon
Patients a distance WILDE VS. e. Al ,Ie,r residence
II telwre JOHN w. EMERY.
Es,c&, March %, lst4. 43u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-19

AN OBSOLETE iDEA.--' What are you =
said the Recorder yesterday to a nondcscrp,
looking character, who stood up in the dock
before him.
Il aint nothing said Bull Button; for
such was his name.
you are nothing!' said the Recorder.
mo, amt said Bill; I'm "A hobsolete
dear. | guess as how the Waterman took
me to be the wonderful lion or the Bengal
tiger, cause he stirred me up with long
pole I; but | aint nobody, and laint got no
friends
what do you follow for livingT asked
the Recorder.
Il follow nothing. and | don! live at all !
replied Bill Il exists on the mysterious
principles of witanily, and am teetotaller
from compulsion.'
why, you are quite character, said
the Recorder.
No amt a character, neither said
Bill; Il hant got "A character, no how. I'd
have no objection to 90 in cahoot with de-
cent Teller for a character, but | haint go
funds to purchase on my own account
well, shall send you to the workhoust
for thirty days. said the Recorder. Per
haps, when you come out you will find times
easier
Bill was forthwith walked of by the watch
man.-PicGBnne.
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ISAAC WARNER

HAS Just received, from New York, a LARGE
IL ASSORTMENT OF GOoDSin his line: among
which are n variety of pure Wines, Cognac Brandy,
81 Croix Rum Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Scotch
Whiskey, Cherry Brandy, Baltimore Gin and pen-
" of other cheap liquors of various qualities and pri-
ces.
Molases, loaf lump and rown sugar Teas Coffee,
Chocolate Pepper, Alspice, Ginger, Nutmegs Cloves,
Cinnamon, Saeratus, Bar and Fancy Soap and
many other articles in the Grocery line
His Liquors and wines we're selected with care, and
after long experience and from the largest and lest
dealers in the line in New York, and are warranted
of the pures and best qualities,
He has Sheelings, Shrtings, Cnlicos Cambrcs
Trimmings for clothes and many other articles hui
no Fancy Goods. All of which he will sell for the
lowest prices.
Tavern Keepers and others are invited to call and
examine. u
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