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CHANGE OF PLACE-BOOT d SHOE
FACTORY.

FACTORY.
~ The Subscriber would respectfully
EUj return his thanks his numerous
s-fk3 <4acustomcrs, for their continued and
IL increasing patronage, and inform the
S@Ss public that he has removed his Facto-
ry and SHOP to BUFFERS BUILDINGS On Craw.
ford Street just below the Market, where he will
tend to all orders with promptitudc and despatch.
His stock of LEATHER, usual is selected with
great care, and will be found of the best quality
CALL AND TRY.
He has now employed worknen from Richmond
and Philadelphia, who cannot fail to give the most
perfect abstraction, and he trusts that his unrcmt
ted efforts to please will him liberal share
of patronage, all work taken from his Manu-
factory will be warranted.
Two three first rate Hands, for Boots or Shoes
would find immediate and constant employment
by applying soon.
The most prompt attention give to all orders, and
no disappointment. RecolIect that the money left
in his Establishment, is expended in the Town, and
goes to the support of our own mechanics, and
tradesmen. +. HOFFMAN,
Crawford Street
B. A few BOARDERS will be taken by the
Subscriber, by the year, month or week, on mode
rate terms. Jan 30
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READ CAREFULJ.Vi

READ CAREFULLY
ENROM PHlLADELPHIA.-Jus received the fol-
a lowing valuable preparations, warranted genu-
inc.
PROFESSOR JACKSON'S LOZENGES
They efTec.ua in relieving Catarrb Bronchial
affections Hoarscncss, oppression of the Chest and
will alleviate Coughs, of more obstinate pulmonary
diseases.
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PERFUMERY

PERFUMERY.
Manufacturers Of Perfumery Cosmetics,
Fancy Soap, SC.
ALEXANDER & JoHN RAMSAY, successors To n.
Smith Prcntiss, sign of the Golden Rose, A. Mai
den Lane.
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CAPS.
Hat, Cap and Fur Store
~ B. WILBUR s. Co. No. IS Maiden Lane
IRON SAFES
Manufacturer Of Wider's Patent So1amam-
der, 'carrantcd free from dampness.
SILAs c. HEaRiNG, l39 Water street
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PRINTING MATERIALS.

PRINTING MATERIALS
Wood TYPE, Cases, Stands, Furniture, Gal
legs, sc also, Mem and Second Hand
Printing .WaterialS
WELLS s. WERD, No. 81 Ann street.
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For Colds in the Head, Watering of the Ewes
Sneezing &c.
HERB SNUFF, FOR THE HEAD ACHE
This Snuff, which is made of indigenous herbs. is
useful in relieving Head ache, aud weeping and
watery eyes, arising from recent colds and NAV be
used alone, or mixed with common snuff pinch
or two, taken occasionally, will generally cause
sncczlng, and flow from the nose.
BEHMAN'S PATENT WORM TEA
This article is prepared by Mr. Lehman Pbila-
delphia, one ofthc Oldest Chemists and Druggists in
that city His celebrated preparation stands high
or, and is superior to any Worm Tea known Mr.
Lehman has prepared it for the last 30 years H.
is prescribed by some Of the most eminent pbvsi-
clans Of Philadelphia, and to the fact can sneak
myself, as had ample vid.nce while enoaped
there in the Drug business
FURNITURE PASTE
This Paste is used in giving Mahogany. and all
kinds of Furniture, beautiful gloss and not liza
bic to soil.
BLACK VARNISH
For Coal Crates, Ash Pans, Tenders Bncks and
Jambs, and all other iron utensils used about fire
places which require to be kept neat and clean
This Varnish - laid on with paint brush and
drc5 very soon ono or two coats will be sufficient
to give handsome black gloss, IL Is very duTablc
and will stand considerable heat Full directions
accompany every article. For sale at the Drug
StoTc,Hgh street, doors below Middle
CHAS II. HEINITSH, Agent
(Membcr Of the Philadelphia COLLEGE Of
aug Pharmacy and Cherpistrv1
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TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY
JAMES CoNNoR & Son, 2l Ann street, corner Mas
street.
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s PITTA,sInzENc1

I'D
For Colds in the Head, Watering of the Ewes
Snerznr &c - = - -INNl
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PRINCES, &c
Fringe, GimpS, Cords and Iassels, Bind
;mgS, Zephyr Worsted, Coat Cords, &c.
ID, a. BooTH, Importer and Manufacturer of all
kinds of Trimmings, No. 100 William street.
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The s,ges are 1910 san Juan at II cents. mos;
ayres g H. l24, mos. both 10 I'M Eastern aa.
80 p rGt Western, 9,s, cash: aad 6JJ IHDpicO, WA
~, Organs lo3., = mos.
'1y,-There are several lots on the market. but
tbei s ,ry prime. Holders ask tor tins descrp
sS n we notice sales oi about ~ Uo9 lls. far a
,vib,n week there have boon our or five cargOes
5&..on taken al ~ % cents per Dbl. two three of
o " q. New Jfiean4. The market Is dull.
rrrS-C,over active OF late. and does not sell
cent. iot new. Rough Flax has sold 30 The extent
a, All 80 and above, end 800 5u''.l, IA bulk pfl-
ale 90 100 les. Clean nude at private bnr-
'sh sy remains quite dull Export OF Clover seed
eek ll6 and Oi Flax seed. Tor tie season.
i,s.srell lae0 terces.
nopsrbe,e bnt lille doug and have only notice
bales AS ssr Easefu and Western, AT 10 IL cents,
,y,,,,ouri /. dull: and prices rather tend downward
IL -, Al 100 pig, SOLD nj IS 20, cash.
FATHERS 10: Of 30 lbs p'ime Live Geese has
- .ai A. 8 cents. cgsh
RsgswAX--Nc notice further sale, 7.6jo lbs Yellow at
~ er1ts, cash
cso. casa. iof export The stock IA THIS city - 2OtO
~ .5d /. New bediOr! ~ .9OJ lbs.
pR0yTSioNSThe speculative feeling continue, and sales
y pe and so 10 $40 l2s Tor Mess. OF these snics 0oJ
u wee soM IS co % days, bearing interest, ard pay
,sg ", ceni. commission To the seller within ii week
,ine purchases these terms 10 tie extent ut $3.50 Ia
IN M, have been made. The rnarke; closes IS GO md
=, ~ Win lul IN the dcInaud OF the lutte purchases
'spps tw0thri prGe have, It Is sa.d been made on Bal
nor account
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Defore .Indrc VAypERrooL.
Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge ISGRAIIAM.

John Casey vs.. IhsmaS C07fer.-ihe plaintiff
ws water u, the rearl-street House. which e>'ub
anso. Dir Carter In ycun. merchant this cy) boaded-
W. Carter taking hold of Casey dry by the cola: and
sns HIM with hs fist, Appealed that nj the dinner table
W, Clark hnd helped Indies plc md reserved piece
@herel which he placed IN front nfhm. Casey the winter,
sne along, nndtook hold of the plate containing the PIE
a. ted hun 10 lett alone Casey SAID. then stuck hS
fytn INTO the pie. ana Immediately whipped oil the plate.
sa Mr. Carter kept hold OIL from his scat and struck
eey. who threw the plate Mr. Carter and cut his head
AeS eHns the present action for assault and battery In
m o. The character o Casey, wtes stated that he was
ssl waiter and great aVoie with the !adle, mud other
fef1eis Al lhe house. Nerdrt for plaintiff. 50.
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THE ART OF WEAVING,
BY HAND AND By POWER:
With an Introductory Account vi Us Rise and Progress i'll
ANCIENT AND MODERN TIMES,

roE rNE Use MANUFACruRERs AND orHEKs'
By Clinton q. Giiroy,
PrGotieai Weaver and NJ an ufuctnref.
One &rss sr0 Eoiame. Illustrated eits nclry 800 Enerar
tegs Hood anu Steel, ylatn aud coiored
Ths = a ycIS written with admirable cleurness thoroughly
practical and .ne of which manufacturer OF Cloths az
ford to remain gno5ant. Wirh view Of encouraging very
enlarged crcunoa work hns been .sue4 Of the exceed
ncy low pnce of Five Dclafs nat.
All orders for Books, accompanied with remittance and
pecfc directions how be ADDRESSED will be neatly put
and sent free oexpene any Of the principal Cites where
presses ror wished Will be put up. directed end left ct
any place IL this City. according 10 Instructions.
!. DIS tbs GEO. ID. BALDWIN. 35 Spruce-st-
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CITY IN I Ell / q Z. N C 4
WEDNESDAY.
Superior Court.

G,orrs W. Climb vs. Francis f. Gouraud.-
scoo Of SANDER. damages for calling
tbs city Ths defendant Professor Gouruud the cele
band instruction of Preno-mnenoiechny. or art OF Me
SS The charge TINT during OF ms lectures at Clinton
gs February last he stated. witness remarked. that
x yOuas Of his class. without In. consent had published
.:hoe Circular with his Prot g. name III !lGnin. capitals
se head and TINT he WINS going 10 teach ms system contrary
psdge. aud tins person. sai MI o.. The ony hotk
D answer questions az the labeinacle winch were answered
ssyeal oi MS pupils. Pro-. G. ol his ecturpg stand
Csk close ui the observations, Ac nude sume OBJ
Yfystons IN recnd Prot 6; giving nm peun!s,. teach.
Ii g.. beinc excited 'cpheu ma, lie tltL .is al
NJ had taken the remarks 70 hinser Considerable con
yg,siOa easnsd .-
alsby Prof. c. was highly thought at by number OF
:.,e'cn &n4 G nd III yetu. N age,"n wns to ,ssS
lad 1esn gwen that Geacnau would undertake oteach
uu after the leunnntomnt he course OF lecture. and OBJ
hnag cert cale from Prot g., and TINT Pfoi o. o the
eesn IN question: accused the person uced 10 o breaking
!is ementloncd no persons name when calling the party
absekhead. We0 spoken Ia Afterwards he stated that not
bang fully ACQUAINTED with ;e language he was no, exactly
aWa Whist the wnId bluckhead meant lie was informed
tai 10 neaG ,u when he replied that TINT 'vHs lust
VIA, be mcOdei II nlo Shown that N Cark. Ut
1eens a. the Tabernacle, "iter making iocibs speech IN
gOas po, OF the science broke down the questions
eng asked hun. ana lr0f. q. had 10 make an apology Tor
ET Some oi Mr. {. 5 pupils answered The questions.
Ancton was made icr noa.su. bu, II was met on the
ru that Nj CoIs. being teacher. add the accusation at
Ss aiac1, aud tie word spoken ,iunI,r per rh'
Out Considered that here Sufficient To- have the case 90
p,ury. some testimony offered Tor defence and the
adjourned tot tn. forenoon.
Fm phnnl. Mr. lrnm kechum for defendant, David
ensm and Mr. Bloomfield.
Before Judge NASpERrooL.
Peter Barn,eimy We. Ne,r- York Pondreue Co.
Tbsplainuif OF the original partners share hal-
The New York Poudre,ie Co but agreed 20 receive 5000
&hs,bafe aud retire from the He hTncs action
this For defence II : stated that NJ. Il.
nr the only pers the city acquainted with the
iNF opopde,ie gave hs sevces rs equvale; TO the mo-
eyaiihe Others Arrangement subsequently made by
y he Ia give Mr.. Ngnr wit en- receipt for the manu-
tse and nrfSe not 10 establish similar business snort Of
hhlelpha Boston, lac receiving the s5C0J quc'jUn
C1le the bond omitted to the receipt, and su1
sRly established the business, IN connection with Mr.;
De- N the upper of the city and also New jersey aud
n the bonds suit (Which ioT $1,000 void These IRE
IN main POINT, ~ the cause. The Cont adjourned 10 this
Nf,ruu
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Police Office,

7s sas'ss o. Htgteoy Rob5sry.-A mau named
aeWeIof % Washington street. on going through
s.y las night seized hy person named Ieance
pcSs al the same tune, struck HIM with his i,t aud
AousH pVeSet u his wallet, 50 mud left tie was
eaeshi, and 5 committed TO answer the churcc.
b,,ot sc 81 Std63!HS A uidu named Hear, iss-
he O., n NE Five Points. last night; and was conveyed 10
nd Sot nspa Two cooted women named Hester Joseph
s irr. nuuef were arrested and cOmmtledthe former
nekoee "cohi aud t!e latter ior cooperatin. ~ The
nod ,~:a a.--A man named J.kn l.oyd was arrested
is snc eoE 90 'uspclos OF stealing lamp and coi
a itcp Is was arrested and committed Tor stealing
N- 'ohn j. Aytes. No III Cuurtlardt i
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= Second Co1n:mg of Chri.1.-s. 5. 81
u Best s:xedisl, Leeches Mt LIZ c... ana


Th.s Veek.-Tue'day. Jan. 7th. Farn1er, Club IL
~ l-ricIGrai College IN or near .tt7 York
SrGjGcr. PariSs S,rets;" FREE. Thursday. 9Th, stated
mtiee viii report The receipts and expenditures OF the Eth An.
noe FaIt with the vouchers. q; ~ O'clock NJ Consu,4
O'Clock. * 2,
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~ Free Lectures o., phreno,o.x. ph,-i-

3inSy ard Physognony, IN three Courses. by O. : FOW-
LE m Clinton Hall every Thursday evening. the Church
corner oi Chsle and Delaney eet every Wednesday
M, aud AZ - Lue building. OF Hudsop md Grove
TeacnE q; - o'clock aud ciusn. with public examinations
contribution taken. For pericuats bills and daily adj
yerissIneni'. Professional examinations daily 3! Nassau
;ree;. Also, works the a5ae oi sale DIS 2ws
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-
Court OF Sessions
ttGr. the Recorder and Aiderhcn MIL.EE and DEvoE.
MATHEW {. PATERSON. ESQ. District ATTY.

ftigr. the Recorder and AderA,cn ML;rE md DEvoE.
MATHEW {. PATERSON, ESQ. District ATTY.
frIoi for Grand LnrceAy .-Da6iel McCarty was
s.alor grand alceay stealing worth $40 On connec
ssp1 with Stephen Foley. ncuuttrd) from yard IN
esf'H lWlson b. Sheldon. The Upper Bulls Head
SAe ih December last, The property Of Daniel hoppy, OF
!Tsev county The details having been given on the ,ra
aioty shall repeat them. The defence, the
e esse, IN abb. The summed up for the de-
SeeyMr McGay, and by Mr.. Philips for the prosecution.
e kecoue charged the Jury who retired and after long
e returned into court unable 10 agree, and were discharged.
lrtit for Grand L1rccny.- ohm johnson alias
tined Tor grand larceny stealing u groce shirt
Of agate ind u dozen fine loot; clna worth together
- ION The store of McSrs. Dickinson NhitiSg, No ii
ieci on the 9th July nst. The property was found
20 nm, and heJuy found hua guilty. He WIS sentenced
" ne State Prison for years.
:. ma for Burglary -.losepb DeSsus, Mexican
stie for burglary the lst degree, m breaking into
E ce q Joha NJ. kng No. 53S Pearl stIeet "a boarding
81 % The nah, OF the sh December last with intent 10
= s.a hsNias stolen small gold rins, which found
g.,,sfoa There positive evidence OF burglary.
M GOT ose The gate aud into the house 10 sleep lie
ID before. The Jury found theprsoGer not gully.
49,. wy seui 70 PRISON To be taken care Of.
p.sa'eiee -Anorrw kieai, Tor The murder of Mrs.
% y burning. ',ahbns and snning. lie brought
t. 1s a' ms case 10 the oyer and Iermiher io ttal
AVG court adjourned 10 II O'clock on Thursday.
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= Established l1a5.-snAP CANDIES AND

ISSLs''IIfoIIVs4 :
SrtRCH.-J. y: & y. LEE, Manufacturers Nos. 81 and
oS.nttnen, f ,;e H. % 'e b ~ o j' n 'aEe
o"es market prices, warranted equal If SUPERIOR any
manufactured the CITY delivered shipped without charge
FOR boxes Carriage.
Me;chants, CrOcers County Dealers and Faes who ore
e want o. the above articles Wi ind he interest
nla 3m J. - L w LIFE
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Coroner,s Omce,

,apce,,o &C.. ~ Laodanum The Coroner held an
N an oe tne ofiy Hospital on the body OF John inles
S.sid,y a., Ie ppweIy Circus who dr charged on
p wan. Of II III of dependency on Monday owing Ia
aacaauu whrS h mem. he purchased . worth Of
sf-c BEN. We swallowed, and gilcr, while under
sera;scn Vsa 10 the Hospital. died after hs
iataatirs6s9 c', SUICIDE by taking iGudanum.
Aims Hsu,ea. - De Coroner hrid Itques, nj toe
soeni H0p,Es ue body OF unknown mue n;nn aged
"a a, Aou ), ;'Ich was found SunGsy evening IN M
es v,idet IA ierufd street, aal died on Noniqy mora
h by sots % oy sunr Hhcuc substance ndn,llstetct
''''on OF persons unknown to the I,ifg.
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TT Course of Five Lectures on Psyco-
fIIfr N U NJ

hrtnainy (ASrNsL MAGYErrssL-DR. T. LEGER, of
INC nedcn faculty OF Pa, md nupi Of the celebrated De
at hall past p. ".
SlasheisrT VIII ma opportunity Of dong for expert
sceptchl. - 49, -
fHsnts relieved cured by P,ycoturnmic treatment
trclmcnt ~ 49, -
Irice Of ,ickr; for admission tn the whole couise
ir,pta ''entcnna, Oshi!n-' GeG;lemaE and lady, 81!
10 DC ifd at The Doctor. rooms No "a BoaiwrY IS y
Earncra' CIuh.-An adjourned meeting Of the
Go VII b" held NJ tho Rooms Of American Institute on
ridnJ ne lU. inst ~ II o'clock winch NJ w 4
>EtLET late oi Slten Island. rii PRACTICAL statement
1' MS experience IN Farming for Seve?;l yea Tins will
eoupl De ca treat or fainef. Strangers syiie Adms
q Second Coming Of Chri.t.-S. :. snow
= expected % ecture at Frankn Hall. Chathan-seei. on
hui'dny Evening. Jan: 9. nj O'Clock The FFIead, nnt
congregation earnestly requested 90 De present; business
OF importance Tlll be brought before them.
: Snow viii uso Lecture the Se5ba;h. Jan. 18Th.
the same place L.
rs Best Swedish Lecches at l2iz Cts apiece.
Just received md for sale 1t DELLC & DtjPIY'S success
s9Is 10 Place Souliad, No. Park Row and 81 Broadway
New ok, 4 s1 hnnf, supply of Dnpuy's cels
sra,ed flexible IVORY PATENT NURSE. for infants use
Nipple and Breast Shields. and Paplnry Jelly sore breast
o' sale as above, wholesale and retail. OBJ S;aw3u.
10 Cheap crocisery Ware.-Dama-.d by water
at the recent fire No. IS ber,ysee;, and ben.
and wholly unfit 10 keep through the winter the subscriber
cie cut his ent:e stock Of unopened goods Great Bar
Gas> and Earthen are famle Hotel Keepers. md
VIII ind Il 70 iieIr interest q purchase
p. 3. FULLER. No. IS Liberg-,.
il lw. III between Nassau and Nil!an-si.
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" llaicrs, &C.

\ letter from Capt. Gibbs Of ship Ontario OF Nantucket
repods her Mt Iaytn, Sept. IA 100 ~.
Clean uad landed Mr. Nathaniel Barney and wife. and Nh O.
Barney
ON the NV the last season.
At Western Islands, Aug Eth, ship Hamilton. Bahcock. :
IIy,L, llsnNy
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EoreIrn Ports.

II Cienfecos Dec D. schr Cyprus, WnSs. Of bingham, for
NSntk IN ds-thc only Ans.
Saiet from lie aay Cape de Verbs Oct l. bns Retrieve
from Salem for Rio Grunde.
GOnuives. bees, bgs Allen, Munson. from Boston, Just
mr.; Wolcu,:. Owen, NYork, 20 DIS
Ar n, ST John Nii S0t Dec. brig Pandora Bailey, Phla
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SpOkcIi. &c.


Dec Is Let As 81 Ion A 49, pissed ship John skddy hence
Dec o. la is 90 Ion 20 Co. ship Rchn,d Anderson from Liv
eIpou Tor Baltimore
ru5 lat % TO- Ion Is, ship Charles O Portsmouth, days
ia Boston for NtiFlennS
Jan j. lat r. Ion &c 30 brig Eagle. 60 d I'm Gibraltar. bound
- Ihurlestou--reCucStcit 10 be reported.
dec 20. lat y Is. Cn sci Willis Putnam Cook. ds from
Boston, with loss OF deck load having had severe sue few
daVS previous
Dee 9Th Ia, 81 a. lon 20 81 beaded the brig Washington
~, im Norfolk. ,r s. trUlX.
m INST off Ess Iabo bark Lawrence, fin Boston for Phi
SANE line schr smelne in, Ni}edford f.r Norfolk
Dec i of Care Florida. brig Alabama from Mobile for
Dec 81 at ~ .. 3 49, bark Clurcnont I'm Notcons for
Dec ~ lat 3; 80, Ion IS 10 brr Napoleon, of Portland.
lam s. at y 80, lon ~ % bark ONO. Boston for Mobile.
Dec a. Mobile 40 miles. brig Hazard. oil Port
land. for Mobile.
Dc: 81 lat - 90 Ion 20 l5 brig Tuskur Lowell I'm Norieans
Jan 4 lat 81. Ion 70 80 bright WASTED ship steering
by t. probably tor NYOrk with loss Of nzenmast about Is
feet from the deck.
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Disusicrs.

The brig Science from Beauior; repos-95h ut saw cht
ashore Cape Look Out with both Inasts md work
broken 10 peccSupposed her 10 he from the West ladies'
there several pieces of loEwoot near her
Schr Hlahone Bay Packet, from St Johns, NF. fol- New
York put Halifax, Dec p having; been al days from the
former lGoe Alter repairing damages she would proceed for
New. York.
ch Leaner. Of and from Portland for Passport with fresh
prnv IONS, sprung leak and lost ell her sn a Storm
.Gh ut she was iaen IN with next day iv British brig Blue
Nose when Capt Sargent and abandoned the scr. ind
were landed Il, EnstpOrt 3Gth.
tapt Woton Of the pacIe, ship Burgundy from Havre
reports that the sth inst let - Ion g, ie with large
American poop decke ship with printed ports CT, in the
fore opsn On the 18th ut. experienced tremendous gna
from the westwapi: lost c!oseeco topsnl and other
s, which bw from the wards after being turl-d 1ih u
- 81 Ion o. fell IN with the ship Oiyvefo. of New York
ia main tupmnS,, yurd. fore md mazen top gallant
gone and conpelcy stripped o all her ss b; the gnr
the dag previous We bore down and offered assistance BAT
found they required none. The Burgundy has been "a
westward OF the Grand Banks: ho.c Monday night off
the took; detained lie On Tuesday by thick weather
and want Of pilot: anchored on the Bar At G!cht.
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NJ DIR. VI. NirnbuiI-s Gl;norei G'rsfsl.-'i

NJ DR.. III. tfiI1bGti-s mineral I'csfn.-ite
rssbriy which these Teeth CHAINED and high
them by thgIe HhD them :cee,hc. with
ie known intrinsic superiority The great Of teeth
;kgt nude this COUNTY,. save induced Dr. klhgi
make uch ITGrs viii lsIe3fter enable him o. sup
Dy tie increasing demand of them any extent; has
confirmed is design By the uniform which has
tented his practice this department 90 bis pTcson and hy
ne hs that nave been passed these teeth BY
many Gr! most Distinguished citizens who wearing
C! ard By s9reei al the most eminent Physicians and len
M @. jhis city who hlv9 spontaneously offered me
pic testimonials To Their excellence Thee teeth nnt VIII
10 he made By Dr. kmba Exclusively Jc his OLor
they set il me elccaat manner heavy
gold Plate. and nreptPi the mouth such wcy
hus The highest utility with The possible comfort Trey
warranted 10 DC Unsurpassed ny any nade
United S.aeS end guaranteed in ell case5 81 perfectly
and nj the that artificial teeth he made
DR.. kimh, wishes TO 20 particularly noad ts
arrangements aTe such vii cEa!e hin oFe these
fsth made III the style above uenO9ed ~, Drcss
tta: ehcr,G FIR y, nj srto. E:dS Specimens py
1iH lu.8,s
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~ =Iri0s t3uiii, $50 E'ur.- Selling By rcai
II WHOLESALE prices for this WEEK. ONLY. NJ. Cont
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