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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

q. USION LINE of Packets for Liverpool Packet
aSIo OF ist Of DecemDer-Ths splendid fast sailing add
- ia7oie packet ship SEA, loto tons burthen, Captain
Edwards, will sail on Monday December /, her regular
asy In. shlps OF this line being al 1850 up
wards persons about embark the Old County Will
fail The advantages 70 DO defsed oGi seectns
readers them every WY comfortable convenient
tnan ships small class, and tneir accommodations Tor
cabin second cabin and seerage passengers Is sel.-
kno~p superior those Of any other Of pacs
Persons wishing berbs should fail MAKE
carly applications bourd foot Of PecKsp w j.
T. TArsCoTT at their general passage Office IS souh.L
cor. OF Maiden-laue.
n The Sea viii sail from Liverpool early in February.
Persons wishing To send for their friends have
brought in this magnificent packet OF The regular
line, sailing The lst eth, Tin, lh 18th, 2st and zoln VI
every month favorable Application TO be AGO
above agents Liverpool. VIA Tapscou, or Geo
Rippard & Son. So Wateriooroad- H., s;s
count all the principal Of England, ireis, 10;
land or Wales can a. all times obtained on e1
az by letter post patdl above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
scARFs. cRAvATs AND MuFFLERs,

Received by The ldst steamer,
A TIE Ne'v-fork Cash Tailoring AID Gentlemen's
hGcnersi Furnishing Establishment, l8 Broadway, three
doors below the franklin House, choice assortment OF
fancy dress articles for gcnemens wear, comprising the
most desirable of scars. cravst and entire
style cfmufiers Indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Also full assortment Of overcoa. coaks and sacks con-
s,any hand manufactured by tbs beat worlnen In tho
city, and sold at reduced prices.
ma hG J. G. BOOTH w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

BLACK VELVET RIBBONS.
FULL ASSORTMENT Of all widths, this day opened
'N - CLARK, soUTHwoRTH TILDEN,
ne2 lys- e. Cedarsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

Tux GALE on THE LAKES.-The list OF disasters
oc.soue6 by the sori receiving additions daily from
every quarter TIE loss OF life and property is far great
81 ,hsu wps a, FIRST apprehended. A man named Nell
S;th was killed by spar board the schooner Free
Trgaa, So she was coming into port at Buffalo. The
vessel csps!zed Long Point is supposed by some
to he the Teas Capt Trowbridge. Nothing having been
Can, Trowbrid.e il is said board, but had
Left the T in charge Of younger brother who is among
the missing.
Farther ParticlGrs-A violent and steady gale visited
tie hbo-hood OF Buffalo Saturday night continu'
ing until Monday Capt Gale OF the schooner OceaHa,
bad his leg broken and lying on board the brig EN-
pi-e a, last accounts Schoouers Western Trader and
gs Bel are both wrecks-,he former broken 10 pieces,
and completely waterlogged Many vessels were injured
BY coming contact in the hurry OF getting into port The
line boat Tempest with quantity Of leaf tobacco is sunk
near the Ernest bridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
The following are the explorations, importations
and duties for the last four years at Laguayra:
Markets. :. Carefully reported for The Tribune.

w EDNkSDAY, NOV
ASHES.-The transactions were only moderate and
prices remain without change The sales were l25 bbs
Pots at 3 Sit and 80 bbls Pearls at Bit.
Export, from lst 10 25th November
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
ed iiudson Wood.sowyer.

George Haydock lost eye and leg the service
of Alcof OIL will give his testimony in favor Of teetoas,
before the Washington Temperance Society, this ursdav)
evening al Neousl Hall, Canalst Also addresses by P.
Macjorad Curtis OF N .. and George T. Hall. Av.riey
of singing j. w. OLIVER President
II X CUSHING Secretary IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

q? Mechanics institute Lectures, at Clinton
Hall Lecture Room, corner Beekman and Nassau sts
Prof REID will give his Fourth Lecture OF his OF
eighteen lectures Chemistry applied 10 Arts and Man
uiactures u slIned by experiments, in Clinton
Hal. Association Lecture ROOM Thursday evening, h
instant, al 8 O'clock
Tickets for The course ncluding the the Lives
and Wrtnss of the Poets" By T. Carter, Esq be dev
cred THE Institute Room Monday evenings S.,
or % cents single tickets. All lectures free 10 members
Terms membership which gives privileges the schools
brary reading room classes 81 initiation fee and 81
yearly dues Minors under 30 admitted the privileges OF
library reading room lectures &c on the yearly payment
OF 81. j. j. MAFES, President
q r. RARRITT acusry MO 2tis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
CHEAPEST & BEST INSTRUCTION IN WRITING
BRISTOW'S

CHEAPEST BEST INSTRUCTION IN WRITING
BRISTOW'S
Superior AID Elegant Commercial Systsm OF Wnuns.
WILL continue TO be taught Day and Evening a. IL
w Academy, No. l89 Broadway, opposite JonnsI 'o o
gerry small charge of FIVE DoLLAas .<S,.
MR. BRsrow, DESTROYS OF bringing lne S
Instructions within the reach OF EVEsf ONE, Ias .a
GREAT REDUCTION in his Terms, ano Twjve Tsssons
Public give rery efficient course OF we've
during his stay in New.York for The small charge OF
O.LY FIVE DOLLARS !!
Mr. BRIsrow, Finishing WIRING Master, promises eno
cu.RANrggs 10 Ladies' aud Gentlemen OF EVERY AGE and
cnpaciy 10 convert the very writing into BEAuTI
Full FREE FLOWING ExPEDITiocs and pleasing style OF
no matter how LLEeBLE orcRAaPED the writ
ing may be, - ,..,,- ,,-,r, ., Al,
- BooK-KEEPiSG and SHORT HAND taught Thoroughly
II VISITORS in N. Y. take course OF writing IN
three days Private lessons given. Rooms ls9 Broadway.
ms lmeodis
DAILtOAD IRON.-The e Montouf Iron Co. Dan.
1ave, Pa IS prepared to execute orders Tor ae heesy
Rail Bars any pattern now IN Use IN MS country Or III
Europe ard equal in respect IN point OF quaiy APP
ply to MURDOCH, LEAvlII ". 1 Hgehs -.
ms iau corner Cedar and Greepwlrh sts-
COLD AND SILVER WATCHES reAiled al
" wholesale prices by J. T Wlisop dealer 10 WaISNes
No. Cortland street. up stairs, corner OF bfoaa~sJ.
All watches sold this es;ablishrnert "hranpei ~ po
form well or money refunded Watches COCKS ~
"a and Iewery repaired In the best manner 81 nc
nrsaa Arrangements hsye been INSIDE VITA hii w W n
Gamble. whose reputation witch rrpae'
al having been engaged for zine In mo tos
lad Europe enables bu 10 repair sno tn"e
romplcated work thai can be psoducco-
1rsae "oiA P'o'Ap.' NS. j. T. WILLISTOn
,, M Cortland starx
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

VELVET RIBBONS OF various co!ors and widths,
for sale by GEO. II. WILLIAMS,
n2 tfis - ExchsnY~-psce-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

A MEXICAN MUSEUM.-Four days only-eom'
"A mencing Wednesday, Nov. S.-Splendd performances
every evening hapsst and Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons O'clock The manager engaged the
brated Scotch Gisnt and Giantes Mr. and Mrs Rand al
who together, fourteen feet and weigh up
wards hundred pounds making them the largest
hum An beings living. They viii De scsn IN the hgh-
land from 10 O'Clock, A. n TIL 10 P. III. Also ihe
living male Orang OutaDg, Dssoving Views, &C.
Admission, y cents Children under TO- l2s cents
% cents extra consult the Fortune Teller privately
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

THE GREAT GERMAN ROMANCE!
TINE BASTARD, or the Brothers Revenge, by Spinder.
is the most magnificent work OF fiction OF the present
day full of exciting romantic incident and thrilling de-
scrpon Indeed IS work fascinating that Il Is I'M
possible 10 leave i,s perusal when begun.
In parts, pfice IS each Part | now ready
Part H. on Saturday next &. WINCHESTER,
n.6 Siis- "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

HAvAxA-The schr ST. Thomas arrived from Ia
v,rs Yesterday bringing dates to eth inst The Eng
nA steamer had JUST reached from Vera Cruz having on
Aosri Baron Alley de Cyprcy. the French Minister at
V,x;eo The EnpresaIio sail for this port on the
asy following A.,
From privs,e letters in our possession we learn that
tie sugar crop would prove very abundant the lowest
estimates pisce il u: 100000 boxes. IN. o. Times, le
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27


n B-A good assortment of Boys Boots. Terms, cash
on delivery JOHN L. WATKINS, Ia Fuon-st
M Inns between Nassau AID William sts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

yxoS CAxAccAS-We have FL Literal pub
M A. csyac,ss NJ The 18th ul, before aud translate
,s.esy.i Essc Crianets distinguished citizen OF
v.,.a,s recently died y; Paris. while on his way 10
s 10 exchange the st,nca,ions OF the treaty whieh
sisg1wl,Ssya the independence OF his country
Ne ,,n \ widow and eleven children in poverty, al
A.A ne was thirty I'VE years in public service, and at
- Rid ssno<, sass,u;c away. \ strong appeal IS
s, 70 The ustco sud bcrslity OF the Nation IN behalf
y he fAIy, The Secretary OF state we observe au
So ~ 81, widow of The deceased letter OF con
sSrec l ol expressions OF respect for tue departed
a. ~, ise sicSt loss sustained 10y the Republic.
General Pace has smost percmpiorily cecned TO ad-
-, h s q, his maine AS candidate for the Presidency
.,hi-S rsae lie prefers follow the example OF Wash
r snd ms: his abors in the peaceful pursuits
!. sushSrGgy. N o.lc'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
II House Henters.-ln no department. OF dom

II The Invisible wig closely resembles the
real hair sceptcs and connoisseurs have pro-
nounced the most perfect and extraordinary invention of
the day The great advantage of this novel and unique Wig
is lis being made without sewing, weaving which causes
its appearance closely resemble the natural hair both
in ightness and natural appearance, defy detection
being beautiful porous and so free that in
all cases perspraion evaporation IS unimpeded and the
great evils OF other WIGS entirely avoided The scepc and
connoiseur are alike invited inspect this novel and beau
tGu Wig the peculiar method of fitting the head 1t the
a C. Barry, lis Broadway, corner OF LIB
-r,ysl NJ stairs Lib lmseod
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WILEY u PUTNA AM

WILEY q PUINAN
DROPOSE supply, If there is sufficient patronage the
original London editions Of the following periodicals al
the prices annexed, TO be mailed in London
The Periodicals will be put in strong wIapperswih print
ed address and can part othe United States
80 thai they may BIZ received the letters Bos
ton Steamers. go
All persons wishing subscribe will please address
WILEY & PUTNAM before the frst OF December next
Subscriptions must be- paid In all cases in advance
Edinburgh Review, IS So
Quarterly Review, SO 50.
Foreign Quarterly Review, % 5"
North British Review, s. 50.
Westminster Review IS So
Foreign and Colonial Review, s. So
Forbes Medical Review, 81
Backwoons Magazine, s..
Frazer's Magazine IS.
Presbyterian Review, % 50.
l6i Broadway, Nov. 5, lSi5. n8 eod4w W4w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

An aggravated case OF the Piles cured by the use OF
oae eoiie OF The genuine Hays L.niment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

1ATANTED-Somo OF he best Cooks, Chamb-rmads,
w Walters and Nurses this City, be made by ap
pptSrs ELMORE. M ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

WILL BE PUBLISHED THIS DAY
DY JOHN ALLEN l39 Nassau-st-Sw edenborS Libra
Id ry, No. s. CONTENTS
Heaven; the Nature of Heavenly Joy asd Happiness
with predatory remarks by the Editor, Prof. Bush.
No OF this work contains preface by the Editor.
No The Nature and Quality or the Life of the Soul or
Nos 8 K 4. The World of Spirits the state immediate
~ succeeding death.
The SUBJECT OF No will be the State of Infants In tho
life tt per No. or 81 for the series OF 81 Nos
rOn2 Iiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

e Sebring's Restorative COrdini.-Tms pleas,
medicine n-ver-iding remedy for Dyspepsia aud
Nervous Affections Il Certain cure for SICK and Merry
Gus Headaches and excellent preventive Of Cosveness
and Low Spirits Ii correcs morbid state OF the bliar
organs and very efcscous in relieving Fa.nency Cho-
les and similar complaints OF the Stomach and Bowels
speedily promotes the OF strength and activity in all
cases oil Debility; healthy appetite, where this
greatest of blessings is deficient, and natural conse-
ouence gives tone and vigor tie whole System.
Sold Wholesale and retail by A B. D. SANDS 7s Fulton.
also by RUSHTON L Co no Broadway 10 Aston House,
and Broadway corner OF Foureenth-sL Also by J. L l.
Coddingtor. Sn3 Hndaop-It jy9 eotisn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

StTANTED-A situation by respectable Young Wo-
w man 10 cook wash and iron do chambeTwork. The
city reference be given Please apply a No 1873
N,,bst MI 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
posr OrrI1H y.w.york Nov - 1e45

q Steamer Britannia.-un Sqnd4y, The 5y;h inst
via Long Island Railroad wih the letters for The
Briranaia which will leave Boston on Monday, Dec. |.
This Office will he open from A. NJ. until Is P NJ. on
Sunday In. SOh inst which time the ma for ihe
will close The ms Saturday 29th inst by steamboat,
will close a. hs-past 3.
Postage on all must be prepaid Boston Letters
of half ha ounce urder ceD's each additional half
cents [uZ7 3ll ROBT. II. MORRIS, P. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

xITASTED-A situation as chambermaid and waiter, by
Sfn Young Woman who furnish good references as
IN character Would be wiling 10 assist in The care Of
| chlldren sl.n. Apply NJ No. $ Chry.ilest- " ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

WANTED-By two respectable Young Girls. one Anne
w rica do chambrrwurs take Of children erc
plain sewing Scotch SRI. plain sewing
general housewors, and is good washer and rouer
Good city references. Please call to-day Tomorrow. in
of Rooseveit.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

WANTED iniMEDIATELf-A stout lao, 10 or
w or II years old printing office. None but
those who can give good Recommendations morals need
applv Gail this morning AND 9o'clock al IS
Cbambers-si LOSING Il CO. Nh IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

xkyANTED-Bya nice, respectable Young Man a s,ua-
w ton a. porter drive horse understands
either and has good Recommendations. Please address j.
N AT Q Canal-sI M ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
Books.
rREMoNr,s EXPEDITION.

FREMONT'S EXPEUIIION.
DEPOT OF TgE EXPLORING EXPEDITION To thu
Ia Rocb Mountains 10 Tho year lS42, spd 20 oregon n
California in the years 1875 and 1884 by breVe }.
c. Fremont OF Typographical Engineers under the or
ders OF Col j. j. Albert Chef Typographical Bureau
Illustrated with eUgavngs, together with large map OF
the Exploring Expedition Oae volume FOR
sale IVY MARK II NEWMAN, 1873 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

NNANTED-A situation 5 house-k-eper, by Al Anerl
w Woman. who has had experience the business,
and give the best OF references She be al No
10 Roo-evrltsL Ut ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
-r'atai0,lat.e CLotAing.
LARGE assortment wholesale and retail TO ~
n Bowery. N Y. AS Snis- JOS. B. CLOSE Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

yEJANTED-A situation by respectable Protestant
w Girl, nurse and seamsress or chambernsid and
sehmstrrss. Would have objection to travel. Good
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

A very respectable meeting of the citizens OF Bed
ford county, friendly to granting the night OF way
through Pennsylvania to the Baltimore and ONO nan
road Company, convened in the courthouse on inc lin
inst LEARN from the Gazette that the meeting was
no, only large and enthusiastic but was entirely unani
nous in their deliberations upsn this aabsorbing SUBJ
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-20
LET Cd MY HAIR.

An oil pastet oace stated. that in !ht
Whole course Of Do years preaching, he
never laughed bul three times in ,he pull.
plt, during the exercises of The Sahbalh.
On one of he occasions, the following
occurrence took place:
The pews of the church were those old
fashioned! square ones, so iha, The people
in aiEI,sraat pave "f eat b~eh tn ta.k only
separated nv low railing fsr a division.
Now II tell Oh. one Sabbath that two
good old deacons. IN ntT0cnnigunus pews.
hal fallen into profound medlta,ions, and
closing their twice iwa eyes, had thrown
their heais back until their iva occupauls,
with their long queues dangling thcref ON
hal mel together, aud were quietly repas-
Ing Ior the benefit nl she aforesaid internal
nediations. There were some wicked
people present. who scandalousIy insinu.
aled that the Two ,deacons were asleep.
hut ! looked upon ii IS mere persecution
Tor righteousness sake. However, there
wa. an awful depraEed Young man in The
thlFi pew. that cornsred upon the two,
where The deacoTs were medita,ing. anil
what does The sacriligious sinner do
Why he takes tbs dangling queues afare-
said, and softly lies them closely and firm
ly together And then. as If that were
not enough 10 send them To perdi;ion. he
takes pin. and cruelty sticks i. INTO one
ol the deacons.
We'll The deacon jumped. of course. like
a sth'i pig. aud the jump gave a severe
twitci upon the queues of both heads.
"ht go my hair" cried deacon num-
Der ore.
"Le' 20 my iain'" cried deacon mum
Der two.
Twas now twitch AMI twitch; hit dan
hn-hnt III" conclusion must be Iefl 10 The
re .drr's Imagination.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-20

UIMsTULk'S tERMiFIGE fan lie e,.
TAIN dssisuc,ion of " onns. This usurh ia.
rhraied aIlic!e is now ior salc in thi~ I.lacr ~ b.
tieafti' The numerous lses that haze lea. ~.
I'd lg this article, II a sufficient guarantee TIM
every mother should Keep i, in hrr housr. H.,
public have heen grossly deceived of Iatr. ly er,
tam other preparations got up in imitation oi H.,
They tness consider it great blessing that ,!a,
ha'e now within ther reach the only r,nu.ar
preparation, which is certain la destroy any qusl
.i'y Ut worms child may have. 1t i uself.s t,
accompany this with any certificate, the article b.
1e known without.
Sold, wholesale, BY coms,nck l. Co, 81 Con,
land srreet, Sew idtk; and by u. Heartt. lia.
borough, Dr. Jamss Yong. 0,ford, aud ]. 4 R.
Sloan, Greel1shogough.
April .. ,a-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-20
REV. DIR. BARrHOLAMEW VS.
Pink Syr,,p,

For Coughs. Coh1F, hfutn7o, Norf Tl-o:,,
PAIN i" the Breast, II, d1cnhg Of RytaiLing,
he"" eHr", end trtry comph'nt
'"h'ch rc"%s Consumption.
HIS remedy, given to the public under Il d
N sanction nj one of the first tlivnes Of the are,
and man Of responsibility, is considorel by the
Faculty Of New York as tile best medicine of the
klnd offered Tor sale. II is sure remedy against
Consumption, if taken in time. Be surc and OBJ
tain the genuine.
Sold. Wholesale, by Comstock & Co, 81 Cort.
landt street New York;. aud by b. Heart, Hills
borough, Dr. James Young, Oxford, and J. y K.
Sloan, Grecnsboroush.
February IL. CO.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-20

z. VI. EcsIM SAFBstSAaeF would re-
Avn specially announce to his friends. and III.
public gen rally, that the has just returned from
t1e North with he Fall and Winter Fashions.
and that be is aov prepared to wait upon his pat
roas who call. aai to receive their or Ter. for
work. His visit 10 the North has enabled him b
acqaaiai himself with the Improvements in the ar.
of cutting; and this together with his person ii
Observation i'm the cities will warrant him in pro-
missing his customers 10 furnish them work in the
most fashionable style. anl. If good At. HI.
will continue TO keep in his eaolovment eZcei-
lent work men. 50 that his work shall he well
made He hiss also ma le arrangem;rt, F,r su,.
p'ying him sef with the Monthly Paris Fashions
which are followed by all the fashionable tailors
in the n ,rthern cities.
Mr.. e. would take this occasion 10 tender to
the public his unfeigned thanks for the VERY he-
raj patronage he has heretofore received. He
his m lde every effort in his power to give a more
sub antiai acknowledgment of their kindness, by
eais ling = please them in the work; and he
hsp, that il his not been without success. And
il %. tha aliitiaaul sxenions which he has made,
h. trusts, will easurc c,ag1lince Of their pa
ronage.
September -. 90
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-20
FALL AND WINTER
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Long. webb. & Co.

A IL anagss.sag aAsiir - - NimasE $50 Il
= - ksasasn esssssH.saEg sSeEs eaaaSky II AFaAsa@
nss2als kegs u - Aa1ass. Iheir 6aase Aaxe
A~en PaRa&se4 esasszssE wiGA ca. - swasgsea
KasA saeas saas. Iaes tssa !. ss=gssea = E@rs
u - assaswlaEs
A!sAsASa 49, Iassasa<Aaes siaatsngs a. sasxt-
isssa. DEssasss. Ls2assss. csgs-a ilaaaels Lissss
IAssA. 50 -sssAs-ssFs Ula<assA lnsl 49, Ias-
Rass, nsassssgss. hssAsEss w-lsr. gEssa. End sga4
Assass haanwg8G tsrgxA nasas, Hsaszss faa8sings
kaaeA 49, esa0 ii EazaaaraeE Ha&ss ilnsSs, hxg-
ses.s ia 49, ssaes aaEssa.sa 49, Pal I1Asxls
Esas sasa, =. ss-aa.Asl La. i. - sssl sssz OseE-
eaaasas,s IT,, Ans, alEa5. sgHs fsHgs neNr<sae
; ssslasass l-sa 81 fFaFrA hack and fassey Is.
sl2acssx R4saln9 IA sa1 sa1ln Nsssingss EsglssA
ST. fEsaazh Il0sA.s ssiaar, -. nsgEs 49, Faaaa
Blankets Anea assi esa.sa DssFs1s; ls@ek 81
Nsh.sr, haae sa.i kEsgy. sn1 taHa.a-Re tasoFaa
NaaLEseEe ln4sss Gaaes 49, ii las.sgsa biasA Eass
s.-1~SsaP. snA sasEsaan A!psssAss sanaasy lFssh
aSaasass AaE~sss. a.risasa. Muil, 1aiprt, fi2sa
I'D saass Masssas: gsasaegs. sn5 IaItFirs. g.
gaEeA Laoss; hsa.k. shlae. snd bsown Hollands
gsata. asasslsss s.soss1lss. easAIacEe. snl walls
shx~iss assEaas ssaIss; La1Rs' 81 skistss G.s
i1Ailss tsahS Bnashss saperax Engii.h Hass
aaa hi tsSse: lassk an ~liss Rsw IN ard
hi h.sRess Msosaed anA III hass: Frsnrh
csuahsss and EsGa-slSi.ei M~Rdksyrhicss; ii
Points and sasea hcsk-handkcxAssEa: FFenca-
wGE.ea Isl.aas anI Trimmings Claak TassssS
1isaiss: ISsts All Tasseis and OceAn CoFl
Aes slsss florrases BEaiI. anl Euxlsa traw
kaaasis; ASatfesals; new sayis nonraa sgsi Neck
Ra.a3ans, Heu~ I'D Bordering Pepsi.
Passms Lsmb Issaness xFsA Brlshes painted
iron aad sEsss-asani barkraS, TahA snl ugar
bsxeS RFSna hsasta-bgasass, and hand. Bel.
lo@si i.lhs. ilaagh-lihs~. Bssi-cords, and hoe.
thread; MhiPs; Caisgne. Bsar.' and Msexssaa
vi, Lsp size. aai oaps; nakf Boxes colAssd
smeii.Gg Bottles; Looking tiIsaas; fOwlrre.l.
flushed, Leaf aai Blown uyar Ria AM Fami-
y Gsiss, superior bi4ek aad srean rsAs; Snua.
ssasea, AM I..essss ole and Upper Leather; =
senesai assars.Beni of coarse Boots AMI hoss Al.
- bet Fas!sIelphia-mske wa,king hoes and
hl,psas ior Ladies; large stock u Hs:s and
Csps; an Assortment u HsEdNaTs and Cur,lsry;I
al assortment .; cEoekeEy, Books and Stationary,
&c. NC.
TAey respectfully invita- their customers ami
the public generally 10 give them call, to exam
ias anil judge for themselves.
They woali 'ake tliis occasion to s~urn their
thanks Of the community for ihs very literal saars
Ut custom heretofore extended to tacm; anI hopa
BY close shd personal attention 10 business. and
reas ,nshle prices. sil to merit AMI receive .ai.
at tie isa3C.
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