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LOVE.

Charles Lever. in his new work Of
'':St. Patrick's Eve remarks on the
tender passion az follows: The game
Of love is tie same. whether tie
PLAYERS be clad in velvet or in bod
don gray. Beneath the guided cell
ing Of a palace. or The Iowly ~rlIters
of a cabin, there are the same hopes
and fears, the same jealousies and
distrus's, and despondings; for after
al. tie s'ake is human Happiness.
whether he who risk it be a peer 81 a
peasant"
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,,r-.n -. r,-vTDETTS
VIZ hDHi' ANH
We have been Informed v2'.
good authority, says teFa& 6u:e .
AikaGsas VIII -! JDro l7H1' MT
stou. ten d y aco,"" The great pratt
Vie, n".r thu tana"ma T.ver'a par
ty = bout cne Hundred SLa"Aets
and hlcaPoos on ~lorSeDHc"' cot IN
pursuit Of Il party "' seven IaNneo
Mat2- IN foot, ard t.Ht tlcy over
TOOK and "I'ei one O. ,he latter, me
tie otaers making Elf Escape. " e
a'so Tern that he hloaroos 'ar32-
Tcus CUE! ed ale lie bod! cine
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TAKING II EASY.

Cd Either Hodge was a queer
dick; and in his own way made eve.
r.y thing Il subject of rejoicing.
His son Ben came 10 one day and
said.
Father, that old black sheep has
got two lambs"
"Good," saws the old man, that's
the most profitable sheep On ths
farm"
"But one of ems dead" replied
Ben.
I'm gInd ont says the father;'
it'll be better for the old sheep"
"But 'tother's dead too" SAYS
Ben.
$50 much the BETTER" rejoincd
Hodge, "she'll make a grand piece of
mutton in the fall"
Yes, but the old sleeps dead too
exclaimed Ben.
dead! Dead! what, the old sheep
dead!" cries old Hodge ;"that's good;
she was always an ugly old scamp
Portland Tribune.
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NOT 50 BAD.

4 Boston correspondent iafo ms
us that 4 few nights since Il was of a
burglar succeeding in breaking into
the Mercantile Insurance Office of
tl&t city, and after rumaging all O.
yer tie drawers and secrtt place. on
" fouad the pa'try sum Of twenty
I've dollar. This he pocketed. how
ever, but 10 show his disgust at not
finding n larger sam he sat down and
wrote a strong article against cotpo-
rations. and left it lying on the Presi-
dents desk. This was one WAY to
show his SPITE nj not being better
paid for his lroubie.-Iic.
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The Nv York Express a,ys:-
There has been entered at I've Gus
tom house during the week $4,000
IN specie; this includes part Of tina;
brought by the haahuac, but none of
that per brig Char1is. No exports
Of specie were made Inst week, and
the tide Of foreign export has been
stopped. This city is now receiving
from the interior and southern sec
iions the large supply usual At this
season."
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HARvEsr has commenced ia this
section of country, and tie yield OF
small grain promises to he universally
abundant; indeed. if the late + ms
have not materially I'M red the wheat.
the present crop will far exceed tina,
of any previous year, and as YET we
have heard bat little complaint. The
corr could not look finer; tie oat
crop is equally promising; and hemp
and tobacco bid fair to turn out well.
In short. our oldest farmers tell US
that they never witnessed 50 cheer,
ing a prospect Ola good general crop
rs the present seas1n presents.
fGrand River Chronls,a.
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RETURNING IT.

"Vll You have ne Sarah!r ssia
4 youth To 4 modest ci.I. No" she
replied. bat You may have me if YOU
will. Johnr' Dear girl! she reminds
Us of i sweet cousin from whom wo
once stole 4 kiss. 'Now Henry"
said she, "iG Give TINT hack for moth.
cr always told toe not to give any
one 4 kiss How could we help
complying.
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AREAnYRETORT.

\ drunken ,aWver going INTO
church, was observed By the minis
ter, who addressed him thus: Il viii
bear witness agains. that sinner at
the day Of Judgement" The law
Yer shaking his head with drunken
gravity. repiied-"I have prac,is.d
twenty wears at the bar, end have
always found the creates. rascal j.
he frSi u turn States evidence"
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GOV. DORR.

Wv az
With heartfelt pleasure, we announce
the release Of this estimable man from
the Rhode Island Bas,ile, where he has
suffered So long that punishment which
Algerincs would inLict upon those who
boldly dare 10 denounce the execrable
tyranny under which Rhode Island has
suffered. The Legislature Of that
State by a vote Of 51to 9, passed an act
Of amnesty and pardon, iof all political
offences committed during the late r,tsi-
lion, and restoring all political rights TO
those who would take the following
cath
Il Do solcmnly swear Cor aififm) that
Twill bear true faith and allegiance 10
the State Of Rhode Island and Provi-
dcnce Plantations, and that | will sup
portt the Constitution Of this State. So
help me God, COR this affirmation |
make, and give upon the peril of the
penalty of perjury.)'
1t is thus that a pUrse-proud, b!oated
cTistocracy dare to send forth a freeman
from that tomb 0: the living'-thc
Stale Penitentiary; shorn Of all po!ili-
cal privileges, unless he make afrerma-
ton, virtually binding him with all the
solemnity Of an oath, TO perpetuate a
Constitution whose unjust and anti
Democratic features better bent it for
the worn out Mouarchie. of Europe,
than a sovereign State Of dis Union
The extent Of our Information will not
allow Us TO say what Gov. Dorr will
do, but our firm and mistaken faith in
the man in his devotion TO civil liberty
and his detestation Of oppression, indu-
ces Us to believe that he will indignant
" reject the preferred oath, and refuse
all compromise and concession wher
the principles, Of human liberty arc con
cerncd.
Those who have INDUCED in the a,
buse Of this heroic man-those who
have stigmatized him as "~traitor and
rebel" have felt or read TO but little ad-
vantage the history of the abuse, con
tumely aud wrong, which a corrupt
press and aristocracy have heaped upon
this suffering man. Some have written
but 10 defame and blacken his character
others have viewed him as the lawless
leader Of a lawless mob, seeking a name
in the overthrow of his Government
Have those editors who have done &C
much to de4troy his character, examin-
ed well and carefully the principles
which Gov. Dorr sought to overthrow,
and those which he desired TO perpetu-
ate? Have they acquainted themselves
with the i~nnuinerable evils under which
Rhode Island grOaned? Do they not
know that Dorr stood not at the head Of
slawless mob, but as the choice Of a ma
jority Of the frcemen Of that State for
their Governor; and if deserted in the
moment of danger by those who had aid
ed him IN The commencement, he should
fall a victim to the superior force of his
enemies, and be taken a prisoner. Is
misfortune a crime? we ask that Dorr-
ism should ever become a term of OBJ
lIquy and reproach? Rebel he may be
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4 young aspiran, for admission to
the bar beng questioned Yesterday
by the examining committee with a
view TO discover his fitness, made
The subjoiued reply to the following
interrogatorv:
Q.-"May a mans wife become
his partner in business?
A.-"Shc may become his SLEEP
ING partner; but she books furnish
no instance when she has been a ST.
partner. Pic.
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the State shall be given to thea IL
have been not a little surprised
several occasions 10 hear tie a:
gument Of some persons in their Up
position t. this measure. They coz
tend, for instance. TINT it would be d
grant OF too much poTsr 10 the PEG
pie. not rec~oilcc,ing at the same time
thst tie people are, aud Of right
ought to ~. the chief fountain of all
power.
sanki~~ is a subject w!;ch aiii IA
tion. The feelings Of the @,'' people o
Our State have become greatly excit-
cd on ibis question. They have al,
ready awakened tea serse Of their
duty. and they are determined no
longer to witness in silence the enor-
uitiss Of this privileged system, in
wrestling from them, not only their
fortunes and hard earnings, bat Ge-
qusut,y .ndangcring their rights ans
embarrassing the prosperity OF the
country. Therefore, if tr- perpetu-
alton d banking mas. be continued.
,Lcy wish that It may be placed up
on the firm basis of safety, surround
81 ty IS few unnecessary privileges
and lmmurIties as possible, and also
guaranteeing one Lenrft 70 The pro-
PIE.
These. with many other irfo,tlnt
question 5, including that Of education.
will necessarily render the action Of
the Convention Subject Of much
anxiety. Then let the member, o.
this body be able andintcIIIsent men.
-, -,
D'"''eS " wen N"oNn' anu II" oP'
P~o''D"''! '""s give" 10 "' peeps
o' '"oS' ""''0 views are
JoS' ana correct
c'hc'"S'on' "ouo Deg 'ea'0'
III ''" "''"S 10 n'''ce '"e merits
o' our Two chns''a'es
''' '"e district composed of liHco'n
III" ~ 'ha''eS-Judge HUT ana
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THE LOVE

Like the dove, sc wasts waves weeping
Goeth tho human heart in vain,
Seeking III pain and doubt and weeping,
Some dear heart that love. again;
Darby .lil! csme, times December.
Ga such hearts asSa!nly rove.
When, sh, when shall man remember,
Earth is changing. God IS love!
There is T. lavo that changes nsTsr,-
Hearts around Us a. dac,y;
All TIE Joys Of earth 1re ever
Fleoi,ng, Exc the clcnjs, ava.
Far beyond a wavele.s river,
Iisih Il | and Of visions gay,
Where the love that ch.nTeth reycr.
heep!ng one eterns! day.
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ACCIDENT.

The steam boat Marquette, bound
from n. Orleans to Cincinnati, bursted
her boiler just as she was leaving the
levee al the former place, killing and
w%oundlng between thirty and forty pas
sengers. The captain has been arrest
ed upon the charge of manslaughter.
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POINTED REMARKS.

DO you keep pins and needless
inquired a strappIng fellow the other
day at a dry goods store.
Yes replied the shop keeper, 'aIl
sorts of needles and pms
well, then, ! will have some TEN
PINS and TARbAPISs.'
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TIL F. B 4 Il.

~JAMEs o. BRoApHEAp has retlr-
q from the Editorial chair Of 'he Mis-
sonri Journal. 1t will hencetorth be
conducted BY c. s. BROwy, Esq.
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THE HUZZAS CF Pc5TERITY

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one ln-,ahS' he"dea D! fTenc'l
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1"i-''' ne nue. ienoW mao some
I'd. 5 o' 'e@G "hich a been MED
Il" ''E' I"'''F' choPfed nom ne cen.
ne q ne DO" h"ss''e ana aged
u.s. ) 50" '"e sunbeam OF some
NOR: t'.''''.' was n his eyes ana
"sIr" ".'" luFlnaF O. "ash,E9to"'
,'r CI"''? ""Uh VINO le9 '"e virgin
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s"'niH6 :'Fo',-n IN r.oS'L'oaS aeeo,
~ "iHIS III T"'tn "S''nS''n nae
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The Grand Jury returned into
court, on Thursday. 4 ".rue bill l.
oa:nst J. II, Ballard. druggist. for ali
alleged offence growing out Of The at
tempt 10 fire the Planters House.
some two weeks since. Mr.. Bal
lard occupied the store in the ceile-
GO which the ccm5usiibIe materials
were found. The accused promptly
appeared in court. and gave ample
bail for bis appearance ut t.iaI day.
Mo. Rep.
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correspondence OF the Hammer
Ncssrs. Ediiors: The time for the

NcsSrs. Editors: The time for the
election in August is las, approach
ing. and still we SEQ but little interest
manifested by the people as TO lis re-
suit. There isa cooincss ANA md!i-
ference prevalent among them AZ this
time. which VIC seldom witness on an
occasion Of such importance. They
seem almost 10 have forgotten The IN
tention Of this election. They have
ucglccleI 10 take inJQ consideration
UuG Consequences t""' nv .:.-.nn
n.sjy ara IAc0nsIierate selections,
or tie vast importance Of making jU-
dicious ones.
\ Constitution framed By inrompe-
tent hands. and not suited to the pro.
gressive spirit and future develop
mcnts Of our State, would ineviia-
b!y meet with rejection, when it
cane 10 be submitted 10 the discrimi-
MUM J""S''7"' "' s'F7 n''
sn'u'o "''s u ',e '' We -" '"''
""e" wv '"t'' "' s''"' Gnu - ''
prcsept supincness. Much trouble.
delay and expense. would ;t'end the
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DIR. SwAYNE,s

DIR. SWAYNE'S
 COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRUNUS VIRGINIANA, OR
 WILD CHERRY.
 Testimony of respectable and experienced Physican
 Fellow-ciizens-We are bound to believe, from the very circumstances, that all who take Dr Swaynes Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, do say that it far exces all other medicines, for Coughs Colds, Splitting Blood, Tickling rising sensation in the Throat, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asli ma, Weakness of the Nervous System, impaired constitution, from any cause and 10 prevent persons from falling into decline, this medicine has no equal.
 In districts where calomel and quinne have been too freely used in bilious complaints. &c., Dr.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry will pre- vent their evil effects on the system, and act strengthening alteratve and improve the bliary tunc tons.
 CAurIoN-Al preparations from this valuable tree, except the original Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, fictitious and counterfeit. Anofhr Euidence of the toondeJut performed 6y
 Dr. SOayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
 Dr. .Swayne-Dear Sir-When was at Pitts burg, last August, purchased of your Agent six bot ties of your Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. 1 had for many years been troubled witha cough, often very violent, with other indications of consumption, disease of the Lungs, of very serious nature. had very little faith in medicine, it thought my disease was hopeless and beyond it's reach. had applied several Physicians for relief and also used some highly puffed medicines which had seen in the newspapers but hearing that you had much perlence in he practice of medicines and had treat ed many of consumption, concluded 10 try yours; and from that time, am happy to say, found relief write this in hopes you will publish it, that if any human being has suffered us have done, they may know where to find medicine, the virtues of winch may be relied upon.
 Yoni- espeetiully, JAMES OsBURN. More proefs 9fths sDfeacy ef Dr. S~aynes Compound
 Syrup 0 Wild Cherry, in relieving afflicted
 Dr. Swayne-Dear Sir--The time has been when I would not recommend medicine advertised in the public prints over my signature; now feel diff ierent-l feel relief. was reduced by protracted cough for SIX months 10 mere skeleton; no rest at night; soreness and pain in my breast, sids, &c., Suffice it to say, used your Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, which in Il few weeks relieved me ef- Actually am certain, had it not been for your medicine. Gas life frequently depends early alen- tion to proper medicines I should now be in the silent grave Let person delay, but procure your Syrup and be relieved of their coughs and colds, as they dangerous companions, and often lead to fa tai consequences. Your friend,
 ABRAHAM SKINNER, Crawford county. Pa. Agent in Mobile for lhe sale of he above medicine
 SETH w. ROBERTS,
 nd
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M SMITH PRENTISS' TOILET and NUK- Nc SEkY POWDERS-Beiug article of ex- tensive use, both at the Toilet and Nursery It has been mater of especial concern to render Il worthy of its reputation, both to the quality of material and skill in the preparation. Whether to use for the Hair Face or Neck, or to prevent cahng to the skin of children, the purchaser will find this of first rate quality. supply of the above at the Apothe- carles' Hall, and at 36 GoyernInent.st opposite the market. NORTH & co.
 apH Chemists and prpggisH,
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n UIRK'S CAsSADA OIL-For preserving
 VnS, and beautifying the Hair, recommended the basis of truth and experience, as noursher of the hair, and promoter of it's growth, at the time rendering it transcendantly beautiful. The Cassada
 Oil affords more nourIshnent for the hair than any other article ever discovered. and by continuance of it's use it never fails to strengthen the weakes
 hair supply of this superior article just received and for sale by HAvILAND, CLARK & CO.,, iaus - 45 and AZ Water-st.
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DULL's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAK- ID SAPARILLA, For il,e cure of Scrofua in all It's forms, diseases of the skin, eruptions, Sc , rheumatism, dyspepsia, chronic diseases of the lungs, cancerous affections, csunteracl the destruc- tive effects of mercury and all diseases arising from an impure state Of the blood. For sale by
 K. L. WATKINS & CO, Druggist,
 janl0 corner Water and St Francs.sts
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ENAMILY GROCERIES a Fulton Market Beef in l. and ] bbls Pig Pork in do do do Mess Pork in half bbs
 Picked and Smoked Tongues Buffalo do; Smoked Beef do ExGa Western Hams; Westphalia do Maclserel No in l bbls and kits Conn. River Shad; Smoked Salmon Pickled do. for sale by mv9 JOHN O'REILLY & co.
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NO MONOPOLY. D F C R USH E & m A R q H, BUTCYEsFgS, .tyOBFEE 1T.FHSE E Y

STALLS ,I.5 AND 30,
 c SHIPS, Steanboals and Families supplied on the FS most reasonable terms.--Clubs, Families, Par lies and others supplied with Game of all kinds, and he best Meats the market affords at the shortest notice. nov9Ky
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SA BOXES No Chrome Green eJU 50 boxes Baltimore Chrome Yellow
 I5O lbs Paris Green in cannisers
 3 bbs Glue, Nos l and
 bbs Cape and Lamp Black
 10 bbls Spanish Whiting Together with large and choice assortment of fine Colors, Artists and Graner's Tools, Paint and White Wash Brushes Just received and for sale myl at TODD'S Paint Store, 47 Dauphin. st UNDRIES-20 casks Cincinnati Sides S 30 casks do Shoulders 40 terces sugar and extra cured Hams 1000 bags prime white Corn
 100 bbls rect6ed Whiskey
 60 bbls extra family Flour
 50 bbls Moasses, in cypress. In store and land ing from schooners Rosne and Experiment. for gal my6 by MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
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WIN Ss O "IsAAC H. AUTEN, EsQ., 237, Broadway" mh21 For sale by MOSELY & TUCKER

NEW MEDICAL BOOKS-A Treatise on the " Diseases and special Hygiene of Females, by Colombat De L'Isere, translated from the French, with additions by Charles D. Meigs, Nj. D., 1voI. 8vo.
 A Practical Treatise ou the Diseases peculiar to women, illustrated by derived from Horpita and private practice, by Samuel Ashwell, NJ. D. first complete American edition, from the last Lon. don, with Notes by Daniel Goddard, M. IT,. Ivol Svo.
 The Principles of Surgery, by James Miller, F. R. $. E., F R s. E.. lVol. 8so. For sale by
 apIl $. w. ALLEN, 2S Dauphln st
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S00 BXs Window Glass. assorted sizes and OUU of best quality, in store and for sale al
 jes TopD's Pant stors, 47 Dappbin st
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ianl7 4lMmo Agents for the Proprietor. ~ UNS and MILITARY GOODS-A first rate M assortment on hand of double barrel Guns for birding and deer hunt,ng-the best in the city and at lower prces. Also. fine Rifles, from s25 to SoO each. Also, n good assortment of Military Goods of every description for saIe at low prices.
 my6 JAMES COMING, IF Dauphln-st DRANDY. &o.-IU half pipes MarelPs 1886. ID Old Brandy; puncheon Old Jamaica Rum; pipe Wine. All of superior quality, and for sale under Custom House lock, by
 spS JAMES MAGEE | CO.,, e Com st
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1000 bags prime white Corn
 100 bbls rectified Whiskey
 60 bbls extra family Flour
 50 bbls Molasses, in cypress. In store and lant ing from schooners Rosine and Exper mt, for ga my6 by MARSHALL, ROWE & co. nUCK-4 bales No 3 U. $. Pilot Duck D 8 bales No 3 Cotton Duck do No 2 do
 bales No 9 Ravens Duck; do No 10 dc
 bales 2l, 2S and 42 inch heavy Canvass
 bales Indigo Blue Denims
 bale 30 inch Blue Drills
 barrels Cotton Sail Twme, 5, Sand fold Landing from brig Sarah Brown, for sale by apl4 E. c. CENTER & co. IT ME, PLASTER, CEMENT and HAIR-Ir -1I store aud to arrive
 $500 casks fresh Tiomaston Ime
 800 bbIs Lubec Cacined Plaster
 400 do Hydraulic Cement
 1000 bushels Mastering Hair ap3 For sale by J. H. RIVERS & co. ENO CLOSE CONSIGNMENT--2sO boxel Il New Bedford Sperm Candies
 40 cases Cotton Umbrellas, Silk Parasols anc
 Sun Shades
 40 bales Brown Shrting sheeling and Ticking 20 cases Hats, for sale by mhl9 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND. SUNDRIES-50 bbIs Wblskey of good proof kC 25O bbls superfne Flour
 20 casks CIn. Sides and Shoulders
 20 tierces extra cured Hams
 5O bbs Molasses in Cypress bbs 1000 bags white and yellow Corn, in store and for je3 sale by MARSHALL, ROWE & co. SUNDRIES-l000 bags prime white Corn HS 100 bbls Ohio Flour; 100 do Scratch do
 50 do St Louis do; 50 half do
 bbs Rectiied Whiskey; 10 tierces Rice l5O kegs Lard; 30 do fresh Butter, &c. just je c. w. TORRANCE. O00 LBS sronud CasslA; 100 pounds Nu,,negs ~OO 200 small boxes Sardines
 200 pounds Manila Indigo
 6UU do ppnDer. .Hlb uO do Ginoer
 50 cases Pepper Sauce; 200 lbs Saleratus ap25 For sale by WARE & CHESBROUGH. SUNDRIE5sso S Flour-l0o bhls super6ne Ohio
 Lard-50 kegs Leaf. Brandy-20 bbIs Am Whiskey-50 bbs Rectied
 Gin-20 bbls American, for sale by apl c. w. OGDEN, 75 and v Water.st ' MEN SHEETlNG- Received per Mary Fran -Aces-S.4, 10-4 and l2-4 Russia Sheetng
 St, l0-4 and 12-4 Barnsley do
 S.4, l0-4 and 12-4 Irish do ap25 DANIELS BRADY. TAGGING, ROPE and TWINE- As2Oo @ pieces Bagging, superior Kentucky brands 300 coils Hemp brand Kentucky Rope 1oO0O pounds superior Kentucky Twne just received and for sale by myl3 BEERS & SMITH. 22 St Michael-st DAGGING, ROPE AND TWINE- ID 1000 pieces Kentucky Bagging
 800 coils do Rope
 10000 pounds do Twiue of choice brands inst received consignment and for sale low for cash or on time by (mhD BEERS & SMITH. THAMPAGNE-50 baskets grape brand hints O and quarts. 10 baskets Bocher et Fils Cham pagne
 CLARET-25 cases fine, case Seinwein, for sale low to close consignmenls by my5 F.. C. CENTER co. DLASTER, CEMENT AND HAIR II 100 bbls Calcned Plaster, this day landing 100 do Hydraulic Cement, in store
 75 do Mastering Hair, in store, for sale by ap2S J. II. RIVERS & co. DAGGING, ROPE and TWINE-- -1D 300 pieces power loom Bagging
 3fO coils Rope, 1000 lbs Twine Jp store and for sale by sPls T.P. MILLER E %.
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HAIR GLOVES and BELTS-Among the nu :. N merous testimonials of the efficiency of the I'm proved Flesh Cloves from every Lart of ihe Globe is the following recent account from distinguished of fcer in the United States Navy :-
 NEW foRE, September 30. 1944. "SIR--Having been afflicted for the last five years and at times confined 10 my bed for weeks with the Rheumatism, have no hesitation in asserting that the recent improvement of my health is attributable to the use of Dianeiord's Hair.Gloves and Strap. "Having been under various treatments and the most skiliul Physicians, and none having ever ren- dered me but partial relief, had considered my case as ncurable; fortunately am now recovering. positively declare that have derived more real ben- eft from the of the Hair Renovators than those to whom had applied for aid.
 "JOHN J. GLASSON, U. s. N. "IsAAc H. AUTEN, ESQ, 237, Broadway." inh2l For sale h,, MDSEI er lICiK