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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

ITO PREVENT THE USE AND ABUSE OF MERCU:
RY, and the dreadful effects Of disease call and
get the advice of the physician and proprietor Of the HuntIian
y thorough that discovered for these dis
be obtained this place only viz Doctor Hunters
Red Drop-cures without injury the constitution
friction the habts Of the patients in from three to eight days
each vial, winch if followed guaranteed to cure,
nny taken, Price 81 Beware In2t m*rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28
GENIN'S
WELL KNOWN HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,
m 4 y lSc

GENIN'S
WELL KNOWN HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,
Xl4 broadway, opposite st Paups
THE SUBSCRIBER, Icing DESTROYS of maintaining rspu-
ation for the superior quality and style of his rather
than for the taous and costly sgn Of his Aore
has diligently confined his tention 70 proynr h' material
.. tne stcie Ia winch re deals considering such
than abored aazze their eyes with expns orna
offer the following articles, viz
s smss quarry o. Nsutfia Hats. ..S 80
Second +" +" ........... o.
The subscriber recommends with peculiar confidence very
superior quality of silk Hat manufactured by him for city
with minute attention sty and durability tqualing
texture and beauty the finest Partisan Hats.
JOHN N. 6ENlN,
ga Broadway.
BJust received per ship Utica lot Of Frnrh Hats
solicited.
Gentlemen's Youths Infants, United States Navy and Army
Caps constantly hand and made order. apes mrre
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INFALLlBLE BED BUG POISON.
WATSON'S BUG DESTROYER, needs but one applica-
tom sad the bed bug; will shun their former abode for
who wish keep free from these vermn, do it sml
and few minutes. Owing to the popularity
Of this eal worthless limitations have been
posed npoa the public Ihe nun, sold onlya
Hail. 6 Cath I27 Maiden lane and in Brooklyn by
Mr. Hays. 39 Fulton Price and 50 bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

MARTELLE 81 HOLDERMANN,
No. 81 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
and importers Of Ornamental Hair
"a Work. Wigs, Toupees, Bands, Curls Seams, Bandeau
lair Work, Wholesale an retail
N B-Ths trade supplied reasonable terms a13 Imsec
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Ns WIGS AND SCALPS.
BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS of the art of Wig making, BY
u WM BATCHELOk, No. 2 Wall street.-Strangers
particularly invited examine for themselves before purha
ewhe All city residents know Wig and
Tonpee Manusactory the world Batcheiors No Wall
stree, New York, meas broadway.
and Scalps cleaned and restored inside and ont
equs to mas lmscc
WALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING SOAP
SURPRISING every other preparations infinitely superior
any Cream OF Soaps being possessed Of such emoien
substance it prcduces perfect cream ather which will
orerson Of shaving douby has been used by large
number Of the respectable ctxens who il the
best article they ued IL sold less than half the price
= ''''' Johnson. VRUoM & FOWLER,
Wholesale Perfuinen No. 3 Courandt street; 2
and sold by q respectable Druggists PerumerS
throughout the United Stats. spl0 imeodsrc
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A BLESSING TO MAN AND WOMANKIND.
decrpd the Old the ookins, and the disfsqred Of
each sex, may hope to become good looking by
prnd.s 20 an article that will siys youth
mica! Sap will change the color Of sunbut, fckled
wnnked 'kn to Youthful smootnes cearness and beauty
permanently pimpes, eckles botches, salt rheum
fsaryy sce beads baIbsrs eh Of any suaneovs eruption
inc Jones' Soap would scarce believe wonderful powers
Let uch give trial and they will be arafei Be sure
he American Esge % Chatham street sgs Broadway; ss
BuiIdngs PhiIadelphia 81 State street Albany a0
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DIsEAsEs OF TIE URINARY oEGANs-such as
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

THE human body, in Ids climate always warmer than the
fever and in
.u q unnatural Condition the blood which TOO much
heat VI the TIE surplus Of caoe unable to e.
fs ~ s u Gsss' s'
sseg with The S the nd St n.
object in such should Be- 70 restore the blood to IL
Ms nsdsa undue
aas ssss that II s ana
scId and restore hs Just eauilh,u% e
'':s
GLANDS and that supply The fluid Of which The
br;ss is proper proportion to ,hs stream Of M .aa,;,,
%oay Of the intrinsic virtues of the Sarsapa They
m aaoApoa Ms x. MIDDLE nSsS n zasn.
vi qan %s The .RsS
became much swollen and infamed and which continued 70
h ii fisi liz
ii s u s.ss On y %h
has been one *. 81 s
=: sS sr
matter During all h time under the treatment Of sew
;Hs H.: my
iectly restored Respectiqly yours. 20
Ms: s s 5 81. y MN
child feel be duty the community to make
ss III liz
pine places around The neck and and which faa affected
s ife {.
sai to get woIe Sn deipasa O. ms syl
sisf
% ws The sa hf a
saying, solely cured BY yea1 sa
:ss.s:a :sa sSs:.sls s.sd:
Price s. reI boils-.ix botllea for IS as lm.m
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psrior quality. comprising complste sorment from 70
s*s '''a nj e SJIEs Fl, urse; sc:i b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28
FOR. THE PILES.

i
UNIVERSAL COMMENpATlON.-Frcm every city,
PIE STH i1s yl'1S; Yss,s Dr. UD5 Ga:' s1
Ing intelligence Of is ss have Sssa Iscevsd ~
proprietor In hundreds Of instances il has iumphed ovy
sE1D TE REMARKABLE cAsEs
gentleman from Brooklyn, Long ,land. altar using two
n .ss from an
Of the Piles and for I've months had been afflicted With severe
There about the head bu the body leg, ard
Sad Ihs ne the
aied natural ersprston the whole body, and
in Ss a IS sa h.a Uns S. 70. to Piles suffering
Intensely from their continuance informed Mr. MITCHELL 265
" G 5 Th sasa. III
the s s%r sfE r w.sn
~ nsIS is happy
satise!ory convinced the sufferer hsf me gn %
This certcs 1hat used DR. Uphans Pile Elecualy more
H ne Il a a9e al qae. sad
obvats morbid accnmuatiSns
n s tom. and ane g This 10 Be su
perior to all Others. InOMAo. " -
Sold in hi: city by the proprietor only regularly educated
bssss No. a. ss Bowsry Medical advice IA
ton % the above or other Complaints gras h, H.
1 Il: al an
ton :Pd OILY :, sGssr ar doc" above Spring
DISEASES OF THE URINARY OEGANs-such as
slsddG. '-'@ ,''''' Also, Gonorrhea.
Prosnale Gland, siricsurs
Io Ss''' aAD Diabsiss Sc &C..
speedily and etctuaIy removed b, ASerasthy Botanical
bic for females they give tone energy genaive
organs, areiy if from medicine.
and ls! Maiden .ns and Sag Harbour. L. BY shipman,
Druggist. Price,$i rer box apps lm"ec
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beard shpthey were ell cared for; the fort in whic
they were confined was next the Governors residence
they properly fed the cells in which they i'm
INJURED comfortable apartments well ventilated and
carpeted SC The log book OF the expedition the ecord
thecourt martial against the commander on his
and other documentary evidences were adduced An
other marne who suffered with the three in question,
valves the prosecution OF similar action to hers
acting as the ma erial witness In their behalf
Lieutenant Wilkes has been present in the Court du-
ring the whole examination, with various officers and
marines OF the Exploring Squadron Lieutenants Carr
and Budd; and Purser Dunn and speeden were among
the witnesses.
The testimony of three days examination has elected
nothing to warrant extended report than have
given. Trial postponed to Monday Iext. W.
WASHINGTON, April 20, ls45
Tornado spoiled-.aerandria Collector Captain
Polk and the Office Seekers.
At about six O'Clock last evening were visited by
black quaL The clouds rapidly accumulating in every
direction, up from the South West with the speed
of hurricane AS the gust approached the city, dense
cloud papable as swarm Of Egyptian locusts, filed the
air Stables and outhouses blown over. chimnies
brushed of signs swept away and as the bias; entered
INTO the avenue it became dark night with the dust
Several hacks upset. the horses OF others alarm
ed SO that they off, Halt ola new brick building, go
ing up near the depot was torn to pieces In ao there
was great wind-a great dast-grest alarm, and but
The democrats of Alexandria have held meeting and
passed resolutions against the appointment by Captain
cle is their man, and they attribute his defeat to the
nsdious Efforts traitors in the ranks Of the party
We afraid that all remonstrance In vain. The
child is shrstened, and his name is Green
To show You how Captain Polk does the young Office
seekers will give you the latest case young man
from st Louis called upon him yesterday, with all the
necessary crededals for Indian agency The Presi-
dent expressed his regret that he had days
sooner for that the berth desired had been conferred
upon another applicant but two days ago. But said Cap
tain Polk you homet will answer your pu rpose Just
as well and If any suitable vacancy occurs you shall
be advised OF it. The young man has gone expecting Q
message for his recall on his arrival in st. Louis
r. 4 e. "a l.# 81 81 N ROANOKE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

FEATHER BED. MAT"rRASS AND BEDSTEAD
l. WAREHOUSE.
166 and l5S Greenwich Street,
Corner Of Courtlandt street.
rcdtne.s IIom " - peT Az
Hair Mattresses, from. -. $3to $23
Moss DO .........,- 70 ~.
s'''s. q 10
LoIh iusks.s. 10
Momt1rters. irom.. $500 ,o0 70 Iou
= Washstands LIZ 70 IW
Bedseads Of mahogany black walnut cusd MAPLE plain
maple all the different paernss in and in price from 50
to $50, according to the style and hni,h
The of public is especially called the Patent
Premium ri h and Left Screw b. dsead This bsdstead must
wei be stated in advertisement They have been
about four eahave taken the premium silver med at the
Fair of the American end 00n have been sold
what better svd nee wanted Of the value e aic Eve
this bedste ,d-prvae families without them.
Did Feathers dressed and renovated and Maasses nsde
good es new SAMUEL b. PARKER.
tp2I Inns &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

CELEBRATED COMPOSITION FOR THE
HUMAN HAIR
THE exalted reputation acquired nv (;RANDJEAN,a
= HAIR COMPOslTlON having obtained for i an almost
tiuAve preference France Great and other
The continent the United States and the spanish colonies
would De for the author Of this great dis
zion 70 Il he Kill .hersios only respectfully remind The
ard rets - No; Barclay street, New York where Mr.
0rsndean gives advice orevey Of the human hair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

WasniSoroN, April %, 1si6.
Lieutenant Wilkes al tie Ber.aoton for hfaftreatment If
three Mariners Of the Exploring Expedition, DC.
Before Judge Cranch for days pest matter of
some interest has been under in the Circuit
Court OF this city to with the of Samuel Dens.
Owen Roberts and Philip Kaeb late United states
marines bosrd ship vinconnes, of the Exploring Ex
petition against Lieutenant Charles Wilkes, commander
for illegal detention, malicious whppags and false inn
plsonment The plaintiffs bere their ground OF action on
me acts that they had enlisted for United States
vice Tor four years. that their time oxpirei la 1884, abou
the tins the ship Vincennes arrived at Oahu one OF the
sandwich Islands, that they desired then to quit the ser
vIce, ana accordnsly, demanded conveyance and
cenncs.e OF ol'charge TO go home. This was refused
ney were appealed to to enlist which they per.
uecuneo -decinipg, ALSO any further duty in
vue % ,nei, expired enlistment. The Commander then
Ioso.ea 20 the compulsory process Of the cat and
nsd nese tnree refractory marines three times aogssd
Meantime the Vino snnes lay at Oahu for fs
september 10 December and during his the r
hellious marines were Imprisoned IN fort on shora T,h
plaintiffs sustained by several witnesses inrner ~
that while under Imprisonment they were cha;s s I'm. m
they we're badly fedhat the place of their ss.
was losthsome and pestiferous-that from neglect ~
comfort they were eaten up by vermin, sc. '"e''
The defendant contends, in Justification that the na;
tins at the time OF these compulsory proceedings were ~
the services that they had signed articles of
before the expiration OF their of enlistment To
tnus with the squadron during the cruises and that their
punishment was, therefore, awully inflicted for disc
bedence OF orders The defendant denies the barbrrous
treatment aIlegedthe prisoners were confined in tha
fortress becsuss Of the disssction among the crew on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

DYSPEPSIA, OR BLUE DEVILS
SAFE, speedy and esctua for those that aict
ed with this obstinate and tormenting disorder Of the d.
gestiye organs, will be found in TURNER'S DYSPEPSIA
REMEDY This remedy has been used successfully private
pracee by phy.ican feminence for and has
Sold wholesale and retail for the proprietor, at E. W.
OWENS 800 Bowery Bond Pice 81 per bot
All 1ntc
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NIX FOR SAVING

NOTlCEThe depostors, and the public generally are in
formed that THIS Institute WILL b removed hs Sch
.ISst West Of Chufsh STREET yhsrs M that day
all to30rc n C.. CORNELL -
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- For SALE or EXCHANGE, A J. Low PRICE.
I'm excellent Farm Of 200 in wescheses county
.miles from this city, one mile from h Il. X depot at
she'd large IA house, fine iu splendid view. Of sound
landing. Immediate possession. Apply No la5 East Broad
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TO LET
PAVILION HOUSE,
FOR. SALE

SEQ SMALL FARM-Si,uated siI mites Tom MorIia;
half hours ride from the city, daily, containing twenty
LIND in high Of and miro, enents,
handsome Two Story House aud Kitchen. good Barn. &c
There also the premises good variety of Fruits For u
formation apply James Barker avenue ard Second
ST. Harrison Price No % Cosnties Ship; Rob Bakley
at the premises. all lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

IO0 000 HAVANA SEGARy, imported by M. AN
tfOO,UOO GULO, for sale at 81 Liberty street: Among
them will be found Cabann, DO lmperiaes Regaas, Pane
telas Cnbey Werner Sega do small sizes; Napoeons Nor
UIfae San Roman ps;s; ESons. Do fsn n
wsknown houses, just imported by the Chrstoph Colon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28
AoTOK HOUSE BATHS.

FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING
LONDON,
an business pleasure accommodated during their
~ stay with pleasant and desirable holAe, house Of
lady Of ecsby, where they will meet h every
ton. Apartments with private tables ifprefeed Apply
81 BURTON CRESCENT,
apps Im*rc Eu ton Square. London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

TUAICAEs !--WAICHES AND JEWELkY -TNoae
M who wish to purchase Gold Or Silver Watches. Gold
sdvautage call the subscriber who selling a descrp
the c.y Gold Watches a. low a. S2o and ss5 each Watches
and !ewery exchanged or bought All ,Watche. war
ranted keep good time the money refunded Watches,
snd Jswsry repaired in the bsst manner and warranted.
/ \. g. c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
avg iuNec tuh0lezae and RETAIL 30 Wall 1t IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-28

WILLIAM A. SMETS
WILL open his New Store, Broadway (under the New
" York Hotel. of Waysrly Place on THURSDAY
the l7th instant. with enrel NEW STOCK Of GOODS
received by tbs late arrivals from France
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF EMBRoIDERIEs
Rich Embroidered ShawIs and Mantilles.
:, Peerines a la refine.
Polynesian., 1845-02-15

a mighty river had flowed northward till is
was intercepted by the base of Mauna Kea,
when it divided into two branches. one flowing
in a northwest direction toward the plains
Of Waimea, and the other arm stretching
northeast and flowing towards Hilo. These
three main branches, if united, would pro-
baby form a river five or six miles broad;
and the longest oithcm cannot, | think. have
advanced less than twenty-five or thirty miles.
They are still flowing, but their progress ut
present is slow. as they are on a vast plain,
and their CELEBRITY is also retarded bv assures
and c%averns, and by fields of old scoria
which covers those high regions. Should
the eruption continue, and should the Q%uanti-
ty OF fusion be sufficient to overcome the OBJ
stacles and reach the regions where the face
of the country declines rapidly toward the
sea, the descent will then be quick and easy
to the coast, both on the eastern and western
shores. This may take place, though | am
rather of the opinion that the fires will have
spent their force before they reach the sea.
"Besides the three great branches dcscrib-
ed, there are numerous smaller ones shooting
out %laterally and irregularlv from the main
streams, both on the sides and at the base
of the mountain. These form together an
indescribable labyrinth.
"After travelling hard all day, without be-
ing able to reach the extreme ends of the two
great western branches of the eruption. we
returned at evening to our tent. weary. but
gratitied nearly to oppression by the vast
ness and the terriblcncss Of the scenes we
had witnessed.
During the night, a dense, dark cloud
invested the emincncc on which the ira
vellers had encampcd; this was charged with
electric fluid which soon began to blaze a.
round them with terrific splcndor, accompa-
MED, at the same time, with startling peals
ofthunder. They soon felt that they were Gin
a sea OF electricity" they realized also the
sublimlty OF the expression, 1.-THE God of
Glory thundereth." At length the storm
passed away and the volcanic fires which had
been concealed by the tempest, Presumed
their merry dance, s~pouting forth their CORY
masses in fantastic and ever VARYING forms
at different points, from mountain to noun
TAM along the whole line Of eruption."l
(Remainder in our next.)
Polynesian., 1845-02-15
POLY
OFf1CIAL JOURNAL or THE UAUAIAN
GOVERNHENT
HONOLULU, SATURDAY, FEB. Is. ls45.

In our preceding articles upon the rela-
tive bearing of this government and its
resident alien opposers, we have shown as
follows -
firstly, that a regular and systematic
opposition, based upon patriotic principles
and formed from fellow subjects, is not only
to be expected in the natural course ofeyents
out Is even desirable in not a few respects:-
Secondly, that political differences do not
necessarily imply moral turpitude on either
side, and need not create personal estranee-
ment;-
Thirdly, that this government is stropo
IN the unity of feeling among its members
and subjects;-and
Fourthly, the cause, nature and effects
OF the pseudo opposition. the measures Of
government to counteract it; general policy
and effects.
we have also briefly pointed out that the
opposition involves its authors in a two-CoId
oo'um: that OF interference in matters out
OF their proper sphere, and of exertino y
pern'cious influence upon the moral and
national advancement of this young king
dom. Public opinion, which here as else
where will in the end be attracted by the
magnet OF truth, already condemns them as
the orlglnators of unnecessary obstruction
and the meters of a morbid scnsitiveness
OF personal feeling, seeking with argus eyes,
causes OF grievance, Their native coun-
tries have reproved the attempt to make
'hem Pander to aggressive, grnspinr and
demoralising designs. The Just removal
OF one Consul at Tahiti and two at these
Islands, by America and Great Britain
respectively, announces a determination to
deal with justice even with infant powers
hut TO make assurance doubly sure, that
the great powers look kindly aud favorabIy
upon this kingdom struggling under the
double load ofthc remains of barbnrism and
Polynesian., 1845-02-15

TIE OREGoN.-We have received, from
a highly respectable source, a long and
valuable article upon the Interior of the
Oregon, which we shall publish as soon as
room permits.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-03
STRATTON'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH fOURTEENTH STREET.

Lea all the vond tney can.
Por selling Prizes srRArros's the
Drawn Nos. Of Monong.l. Lottery. E1u. 3, Oct 2a.h
40 30 Sc l6 GO IS 70 1 50 IS "a a..
do '' SO "A king eight prizes sold and paid
do /" rs 50 GO } in the last three days. at
STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
Drawn Nos OF Mononraha Lottery. E1ua, T. Oct aI,r
81 81 10 10 &c 81 81 10 20 4s 3 10 30
Ticket Nos. 3 20 1911 Four more C.u,tal. in Tho
do 20 81 10 Dollar Lottery. said and paid BY
DO 80 81 81 sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos Of AeIahira Lottery Extra go. Oct 3Ias
81 81 ls 25 81 81 81 &c IL 4s 3l7
Mond,y-Lsssburs No g. Extra capi,al $1,000, 5000.
4 of $4,000. 10 Of 1000.
Tuea'ayAriAbdra EIua gag Capitals-< Of 10000 10 Of
1000 &c 10 Noe II drawn Tckets IS 2,so quarters
Las.
$4,000, 22OO.
Observation-Disclosures, Extra. 2e3 Capais: $4,000 2aOu
ZOO 800 hoe OF 1000 &C rs Noe II drawn. whoes
h-se, is'; ars osi ct. o
Thur.d.y-AeIandri., $50. Capitals. ESQ ooo 5000
$500 10 Of 1000 ~ Nos II drawn. Whole. S. $50.
quaItsD . rs.
Priday-Aononsala No S. EIua Capital, $4,000 1000 coo.
sso 200 &C rs Nos IL drawn whoIes 81; So quar-,
$4,000, 1900.
ssturday-AI,apdria, e. edo. Csp.s $4,000 1000 $780,
q" Use.
$4,000. l20N!
For Monday Morning Class a. Captaf $50 OOo
1900 eOeO, $500 3UOU, 250n. 1900 No, IL
drawa Whoes $40; haIvss S; quarters use
" Look out Tor the Grand Capital of csc, 900.
ton.
Buyer my list which are registered
the omes, as proof OF what has been done and every
drawing continues increase the number sold Ind
% orde for Paetsses eeheares single tickets
draw wing VIXEN requested.
Please sddrs.. orders 10 n srRArroN,
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WOOLLEN G0ODs-For sale on n. 49,,


w CULLEN GOODS.-FOr sale ON the usual
terms tesir-be stock following good. At very ou
Biabkcts from ga a p each, for nesoss
ssttnets II IN p ~ a - OIL peryd
Cs-siBerrs from s. ID as7
Cloths from - 81 sIejO
Nesthgs from IasJ
Pms hom a. eis = isGJ
housns Csshmeres Chasans and AInar,, n, 49, o. y,,,s
rPool Couons rom i9Ic. a IS tor.
Patent Thread. 10 every number nd colour
Fahns's rom ~ 6Oc yard both red md sbts
Cambries from i2l " the yard, eori aBd whas
kerssysfrom iOs 2Sc the ward
Fu % Linscls Of very superior make
Plaid do. from 81 . @ the ward
Nari Co'ons, both Hnse ~ dousls wsith
heutueEy leans nom zoe W pcfyad
BED Tickrss snf ATrIu Cheeks. a grcat variety
hr'wn Hoisni- ffoni 10 ~ " toe yafd
sosinE silks coid and biz
Twists Coat BpiiHss nd Cords
tlak Tasrcls and
MhHe eold ani bk Md Buihn and Buek.k Glov..
ma and cord Crsre.
Corao' no tom Hosiery, l.. e Hkis, very ou
Heavy Piots AMI FLUSHING.
Beaver, feh and Co5di ,sol CJotb.
Tbese with many other Eopds ~ "A bio 10, ,. 49,. az t,
[" Vry low Ptes-, a. the 70 iaf advaBesi
o'F' n " LONDON
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TO SHOE DEALERS,
~ HiLginIs and the south
lIENDEATER g. A DEN NJ ms ID

TO SHOE DEALERS,
IA Virginia an the soutb
IJENDEATER d ALDEN, No Dos. BAIrt-
so.r srslrT tup st,ir,) rree,ed full and complete
s OF Lesh and seasonabs They offer Tor
looO Cases Boots and SHOES, consisting Of
Mems kip calf grained and thick Boot. gil .iI..
Youths and chiIds-
Mems thick Brceaas large Assortment
70 extra res, best quality and worn
Do Rus--t and Planters Brogans
DO kip, calf and gain Monroes
do. Do~nings
no. Shoes. Pumps, Slippers &C
Boys and youths thick Brogans
DO kip and grnd Moaroes
DO Boots and Ankleties
Womehs aud misses kid and mo sIpp. fine ou.Ini.,
sxI.nJ n. 49,
Nd mn, a.. ,..I..-,I
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