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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-11-28
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Forks Wire Saddle
Irons Combs Brass Japan Cahdleicks
and Forks Butcher Knive Britannia Tea
sndT Table Spoons.
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Plates and
sauce Jugs Looking Glasses
Also, quantity ofClocks
PAINTS DYEsTUFFs
hand and will be disposed Of
following articles
White Chalk Spanish Brown Ctome yellow Mader Log
Indigo. Alum, &c,
Sanuky
showing their goods
duality and to be ouldone
Wanted in exchange for Goods.
Wheat,C Butter Eggs Pork; &C. &c:
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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-11-28
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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-11-28
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The New York herald., 1845-08-25

comparison Of prices ruling yesterday with those
current last Saturday shows decline in Long r,,snd n
per cent; Harlem, u; Canton, 4; Farmers Loan.
Illinois 6s Kentucky o. \; Beading Railroad. a. and
an improvement in Norwich and Worcester of mar cant;
stonington, J. and Morris Canal, 1.
The quantity of each kind of merchandise arriving at
tide water on the canals Of this State during the vsar
ls4 with the average price and total value Of zach hind
we give in the annexed statement There n bs
many defects In the system Of charging tolls upo mar
chandisc transported on canals Agricultural nro
ducts valued at s2s,s796s, paid toll of slO24 Al,
while worth of manufactures paid only Slos 4ss
ano Ses2"'o's worth Of merchandise only paid sss,
.s., ana sa'a3So1 worth Of other articles only paid
compelling soo,ss7 tons Of agricultural product. 70
R sv'ss4s " tolls, and ssta7a tons Of products OF
'hs forest pay sAIy ssaa ,sd Ia ,slIs,
The New York herald., 1845-08-25
Independent Police once, as Centre street

The undersigned most respectfully inform Banking Ins-
ons Insurance Companies merchants ard citizens
that they have established office for the purpose
ing both criminal and civil business in manner which will
not only tend to the and quiet Of citizens
New York but will afford protection aud assistance ncorpo-
rated institutions and citizens generally which heretofore they
which can be recorded all robbsres orgeries false
above Office their business will attended to by active and
experienced men i they succeed the property
arrest of the parties complained Of they will ask such
compensation but air and just aud if successful
charge made for rendered They also will travel
Of the United States If required either criminal
CIVIL business All communications addressed either of the
GEO. RELYEA, JOHN NJ. RUE, Constable,
WIN. D. BARBER, RANSOM BEEMAN.
w. W. FREAM.
Nsw York. August Is, 1886
The New York herald., 1845-08-25


Henry ingrsh.n constable q Hartford county connsc
ton from Governor Baldwin, Of Connecticut for the
livery to the authorities Of that State Of fugitive from
the grand jury Of suieId Hartford county with having
the evening Of the Sd instant violated the person o
while her return home from the residence of some
friends whom she had beenvising The girl whose az els
mitted upon her person. has been a very critical sus
ton. and until within few days past, was unable to
this forenoon and is NO in custody awaiting the return
Of the officer with the warrant from Governor Wright
when he will be taken back to Connecticut to be tried
for the offence.
burglary aud .q,rest-About o'clock this morning,
officers Alonze D. Corey and Henry Rice, of the Star
in the vicinity Of Pearl and Fletcher Streets
discovered something wrong about the premises of H.
H. Lawrence, dry goods merchants, and on entering
their store found man named Andrew Backraam, bu-
silly engaged in packing up some valuable goods The
officers arrested him and conducted him the Police Of
fee, where he was detained for further hearing
Causht-H will doubtless be recolected that few
days ago. young fellow while driving horse attached
to cart furious rate in the neg6borhood of First
street and Second avenue knocked down and
little girl aged years, njuring her SO severely that
her life s despaired o refusing to stop when requested
to do SO, and made his escape This morning he
rested by Of the 18th Ward Star Police. He gave
his address John NJ Gunton of First street. between
the Bowery and ID avenue He was fully committed to
answer.
Pickpockst Caught-Jeremiah Davis while at the Chat
ham theatre Saturday evening" took the liberty Of
thrusng his hand into the pocket of Mr. John L. Mint,
with the supposed intention OF abstractng few OF them
mint drops" or something Of adequate value for which
breach Of good manners Jeremiah detained to give
q satisfactory account.
.fnother Cass.Wm. Andrews alias Smith, was arrest
cd on charge OF picking the pockets of stranger.
Buglaries.-A fellow named Daniel Kennedy was ar
rested and held to for burglarousy entering
house No. 2l9 Houston street. Alexander Myers
also arrested charge OF attempting the prem
ses of Mr.. McCauley in the 18th ward
"Honor 10 tohom Honor is Due About a fortnight
ago female named Jeanette Wilson, seat to the
Penentiary account Of her connection with disor-
derly house in this city and AID Hart received much
credit for the interest which he manifested in breaking
up the establishment alluded to- Within the brief space
OF few days after that period this Jeanette Will
son again found in this CITY, and arrested charge
Of being implicated in the robbery of gentleman
nected with one Of the Revenue Cutters Of large
OF money As Aid. Hart highly lauded for the
part he took in sending her to Blackwels Island may
not be improper to enquire to whom belongs the honor
Of obtaining her discharge from that establishment The
Common Council having settled the satpere question:
will It is hoped, turn their attention this subject and
give the public some light upon it.
The New York herald., 1845-08-25

The following may be considered as the majority O
yesterdays travelling community--at the
AMEnicAN--J. IL Murule, Geo; s. Burband, I. White
marsh, N. o.; H. D. Ellicot Baltimore; j. j Lutz Mary
land r. Robertson. Charleston; II. Ferguson s. C Geo
G. Kuha, Boston; H. Richardson, Natchez; n. W. Brad
bury, reterboro Thoy. Habuxhaer, Baltimore; ~ j
Benton, Ala; v. Horsey, Baltimore; 7 Fraser do
Messrs Duncan, Roland, Gibson Peck McPhail Cozens
Cspts. Keo and Momford, Lieuts. McClay, Morris and
Lathrop Texas; Judge Morton, Mary land Count Ogns
AsroR-W. w Clapp, Boston; J. D. W~l6eld, Phila
Charles and John SharpIcy Quebec; Kellog Utica; X
Bare, Paris; w. J. Gordon sleveland; f. J. aud H. r.
nightingale, Providence; Charles Burnett do w. II
Hill, Boston; w. Brewster Detroit; D. II. Hone ell
Cincinnati; u. + Steele, Penn j. Stone, Philadelphia;
Louis; j. Cade, do; Bragg Ala; f. Masterson N o.;
e. Todhin.er do j. Murphy, Conn.
CRY Albert Erskine, Huntington, Ala; L. London,
Wilmington NC; w. e. Taber, New Bedford M. Nor
gan ono; Coter Ga; Robert Ferris, Ala; Amos Day
Boston; L. r Hughes. s. Louis; J. M Cobbs, Jos no
Darts, U.s. A.; u. NJ Wordsworth, La; j. Jones, Phila
FRAsxLIN--Mr Miller, Ohio; J Leonard, Baltimore
J. NJ. HASKELL, Ohio; D. M. Williams, Va. Jacob v
Thomas, iron works, Pa; R. Beech, buhsio r. pie
phenson, Canada T.. Coster, Cleveland; George hesr
Pftsburg; Joseph Anderson, Wilmington; =, wngnt'
KY; Morris Thomas, do; o. G. Lockwood, fhs'; w. T.
Wardlaw, 8. c.; Nor. Bolger ithaca. So,
GLOBE MIR. Thomasem, SPAIN Laryegne, Montreal
HowAnp~M cIuto, Louisville, w. c. Agos, Boston;
j. Couch Chicago; w. b. Cummeny, Phila j. Aldham,
Kyte Kingston; A. II. Porter uNagara; d. s. Hammond,
w. " Howe, worcesterj Mr.. Vikings, N CT A. Fisher,
st Louis; g. T. Forest, Nc; C. NJ Reed Washington;
J. SNOW Boston; G. Hayes, Pittsburg; Mr. McIlae Fla
Gcn. Il. Hasluck, and w. B. Gowan, Phila.
The Chicago Ntps says that company of fifty
two miners arrived IN that city on the 9th from alena
The New York herald., 1845-08-25

CONSCIENCE STRIcKEN.-A family living in Arch
street. Philadelphia, who sometime SINCE robbed
OF quantity OF silver articles had them recently re-
turned by being thrown into the dining room through
the window
The New York herald., 1845-08-25

Suits have been Instituted in the u. s. District
.our against the officers and of four different
eampos's trading to this port for violation Of that
the o ne law regulating postage, which forbids
a, SSnyeyancs 30 and delivery OF letters pamphlets &c.
~ ~ ~ @ sss mai The penalty Is $50 for each oasncs-
The New York herald., 1845-08-25
The DELAWARE OUTRAeE-MoRE ARREsrs-IN.
TEREsrING PARTICULARS We have been favored
with Slip from the albany Argus, dated, August
%, B Z. NJ, containing the following letter.

x,., r.., DELHI, August a. ls43
Yesterday Richard Morse, Justice OF the Peace Of
the town OF Andes OF whose you have been
Morse, r. is leading antirenter in that town and
man OF considerable influence He has administered the
oatn OF secrecy Or as they call it, the Indian oath to se
vers who were IN the afray Of fhe 7th He stated be-
fore that day that any should appear and bid a. tho
SALE they would be foored knocked down go onicl
der The new law the offender would have TO be tried in
the town where the offence committed and that no
warrant could ne obtained against such offender in the
ofciaec on several occasions in administering liz
oath. Morse was present the 7th had
er citizens to assist in preserving The pcace w"na a
ne was commit'ed 10 answer to the charge Of aiding
soetlng ana assembling with armed and disguised men,
10 resist The execution Of process '''
AsstessnsaE I'VE prisoners were tssusA, ta fssn MA
The New York herald., 1845-08-25

NAvM"-Ihe United States frigate Congress, now
hitting out at Norfolk, is bound for the N. w. Coast
o. the Pacific, and is to be commanded by Captain
Stockton,
The New York herald., 1845-08-25

The Chicago Ntms says that a company Of fifty
two miners arrived IN that city the 9th from Galena
on their way 10 Lake superior These men are In the
employ Of the Boitsn Copper MIaag cemPany, shA ere
AssllHsa fsy pepysrslIsThsy
The New York herald., 1845-08-25

FOURTEEN Days LATER FROM CARAccAs.-W
have received our files of "E2 Patriota," semi.
weekly published in Caracas, up to the I'd instant.
They contain, however, no news of Importance
The province of Venezuela was still in state of
tranquility. The same paper contains intelligence
from Neuva Grenada up to the 18th of June This
province was also very quiet. The only news of
interest was the acceptarion of the loan contracted
for in Bogota on the 18th Of January last, between
the Sc -etary OF the Treasury of the Republic, Don
Juan imaco Ordonez, and the hm Powles, Ilinqs-
worth, Wilson a. Co. ofLondon, agents for the bond
holders of the Colombian debt
The New York herald., 1845-08-25

REMOVAL OF RAILS on THE IoNc Ts, -, T
Several rails were discovered by the p;lo, Fr
glne, to have been removed on SATURDAY. morn;n,,
upon the Long Island Railroad, near St GEORGE.
Manor. Notice was Immediately given 10 The
workmen, who replaced them without DELAY hu,
not without causing considerable detention to the
accommodation trains. The Boston trains arrived
about an hour behind the usual time The company
have taken the most decided action in the matter
The running Of pilot engine gives great security te
the trains 1t is to be hoped that the directors vii
discover the dastardy perpetrators of these danger
GUS acts, and make an example of them to the full
extent of the law
The New York herald., 1845-08-25

MILITARY MovExESTs.- United States On.
vernment have, we learn, chartered the steamers
7th regiment u infantry to Aransas Bay. for whcS G
pscs w;c ;as 30 70 leave on Wednesday The white
days, and 10 to take the place Of the Undjne A low
Important dispatches, we informed wero s.n. h
our Government to Texas by the steamer lcKim wh;cL
vessel left at nine o'clock last EVENT. g for Caiveston
The U s. cutter Woodbury., leaves this morning-N o
Bulletin, .9ug. 16 " -
The bsrque Bachelor, Of Richmond, owned by Mc,.rs
Haskins Libby has been chartered by the
to transport troops from Fortress Monroe Texas She
dropped down James River, Thursdsy evening" and will
probably 80 to sea from Hampton Roads this day or to-
--Riehmond Whig, .fuR 49,
The New York herald., 1845-08-25

IHE ASTr-WAR MovEMENr.-Foremost in the
ranks OF the antl-war movement is the Ne,os Of this
city, which is almost daily pouring forth columns Of
rhodomontade against the maintenance OF our
rights and position, in opposition to Mexico. Ii
would, indeed, seem that the Nsss is fully prepared
toJ join the enemies Of its country This, probably
grows out of its foolish abolition and fana,ical no.
The New York herald., 1845-08-25

LIE CofrER MINING MANIA-This mania still
grows Inc papers, in the interest Of the specula.
tors, are ial Of glowing descriptions of the vast
weath OF the copper region We perceive . long
article, from correspondent in the Union. giving
an elaborate account OF the Eldorado Of the West
There is, indeed, good reason to believe. tba, Gov
tam the very particular friends of the eoverrr,
are engaged in these specuations comn,nv :,
Troy, consisting OF many Of the associates of M
Secretary Marcy obtained from him five hundred
permits" and then the gate was closed agains, all
ofherc Y - III
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01
selling at Cost.

-
ME subscr.b being anxious to cioae mp the
business Of The late Joseph l.. kimhail. Will
now ssii his large ard we'll selected siork- Of
good. at cost. IL sddisionsso the former stock.
have lately received from Boston n fresh supply
oi wsn,er goods. consisting Of prot. beaver aud
rleths. cassinie res sstinetts Serseys jeans,
"a i~skn. hard times. lai.ofs trimmings OF all
Kinds, nierinos. alpacas, mouss~iin de lanes.
lawns. silks, calicoes, Of avery description and
price. daan+i.. iinseys. bed ticking. bieachcd and
browu n,ustias. ginghans. linen. silk aud cosfan
velvet silk aud cotton hdkfs, laces, mus,ns. edg-
ings. eias-rtings. s:tt. Kid and cotton gloves.
.hawls, L.sery, comforters, cotton yarns. candle
wick sc.
(srau,t~, Liysrrox. and common Qaec nsware.
HARDWARE. s't
Chop,s;sg a@d broad axes. hatchsts. banme rs.
saws. cl.ssssi. large assortment OF butts aad
.crcws la,ches, bolts, chest. trunk, door and
pad locks: knives aud forks, Britannia, iron and
German silver tea and table seoons; shears, scis-
sor,. shoe knives mill and haadsaw tiles. Mill
SAVE crosscut saws horse and Cotton caios, sates.
BOUTs AND SHOES
OF every description. meas thick, Kip. and cali
boots, ii en-. kip aad coarse brogans. sewed and
pecged calf shoes. ladies' calf aud kip bootees.
ladies kid and morocco walking shoes,
=. do % slippers.
Ci.,tlren's shoes Of ali sorts and sizes.
Hats, Caps, Nails, Glass, Hollow Hare, with
= full stock Of groceries.
Persuss wishing to purchase will do we'll TO
call and exSuline the srock for | an determined
to close up the business As soon as possible.
oct 26, IA JOHN L. KlMB.4LL.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01

Il vas he Tack of Hearfs.. sa4.4s 80
Ola NJ Suaxa ,stsarered back sayerL
stepk viii mia Led <ves and handsl
..Mercfnfinsacr!a he exclaimed. esef
the boy LIANT! well, how in The round
cresfSS &C he- Ben. did YOU ever?
70 Is sure and sartin. satin has newer on
this ysar,lAls' and Mr.. Sung, groaned in
heayy biffernee.. s. s. h sss
afo. never seed no:lins ike that in
.4selaa1u,. AZ ~, dasl,vS" mixed Simon
witka s..3;ciee, wink At Zen.
.sSnncn. how did you do il p''oueried
The "a nan, WITHOUT noticing his sons
uueslion. j. - 81 '.. I. - !, s. ~
an i, AaAdss d. ~ .Tsint rothin.. I
done 4 M - essy as.-s,,outin,"
Whciher th;s pasn..,ion was entirely,
or u nv. decree, satisfactory to the per-
picxed mind 1f sllcr Jed,diah Suges, cam
not after yhe 1suse Of time which has inter-
yeued. be suficisntIy ascertaincd. II is
certain however. thai lie rrasseL Il e in.
!. yestigaiion no farther. but merely request
- his son Benjamin towiincss the fact
thaf, in consideration Of his love and alice
ton for his ION SIMON, and In order tost,.r-
nish the donce with the means Of leaving
that portioa q the State OF Georgia, he
bestowed UPON Hun s.e'.mP:acticatle po-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01

CMITH'S Grammar, Webster's spoilers, fam.
- lily and school. bibles, testsments, diction-
arys, Emerson's readers, RusselPs History Of
the United States, do Of Greece and Rome, do
Of England 3 France, Eclectic reader, Missouri
Harmony, Smiths Geography, MitchelPs do,
blank books, copy books, writing and letter pa.
per, bonnet boards, English and German alma
macs, primers, SIC. 5a ss T
Just received and for sale for cash or country
produce, at the new store on Water, below JET
ferson street. .sss asss y. G. LAUMAN.a4
oct - s s IGE sfs = $50
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01

~L1pn,x<t119:JGa on the wrappers, as all Others
BY the same names are bose positions and counter
fsis. II the merchant nearest you has them not.
urge him 10 procure them At II Maiden-anc, the
next time he visits New York, write for them.
No fam.ily s.o.!e be week soiihoat taese rsmedes
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01
window Sash. a.
I0nn LIGHTS s by, 10 and 10 By u
1AOO Window Sash for sale, BY
may IL IA COPP L PARSONS
Just Received.

4 T TAlLANT'S Literary Depot. Water SC
"A full and complete stock OF late pubIica-
ions and magazines. for sale at prices within the
reach Of all. Among his assortmen vi may be
found:
My steries Of Paris in vols; Nina; Arrah Neil
James last: Presidents Daughters; Forest Days;
Home; Rose D'Albret, Neighhors; oil by Miss
Buni.r; Ar>beiis Stuart, Sylvester Sound
R@ n.hl~,on, T-i.h State Trials; Tom Burke, Nos.
and ?. complete; Kate. or the Rescue; Arthur
Hood; Trsasure Trovc; The Hetetic; Unloved
One; Jew; List Ship; Grumbler; The iii, Nc
Ii.rpsr's Pictorial Bible. complete from No ! to
10. lnov lG "a IF. TALANT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01

kkSaOy M00e C1OtnA0&s
VWILLIAM GARRETT 4 Co. have just re-
w ceived, per steamer Osprey, large and
general assortment Of fall and winter clothing,
consisting in part, as follows:
400 heavy winter coats, HEAVIER and pilot cloth,
forest cloth, tweeds and plain ribbed and
plaid cashmere sac and long coats;
80 red and green blanket coatsi
SO Kentucky and Gle6rock jeans Do;
100 pairs ribbed and plain cashmere pants;
$50 do do do sattinett and KY. jeans
pants; sasts .'
275 pairs heavy kerseys and hardtimes pants;
so do do 'rtwitled forest cloth do
400 silk satin, merino, valentia and velvet vests
300 fine muslin shirts (linen bosoms and colars;)
100 6ne calico and check shirts;
$50 prs. Canton and flannel and drilling drawers,
With good assortment of bosoms, collars,
stocks, cravats and suspenders. TINS ready
made clothing was made up at Wheeling, out 81
our own goods, which enables us to sell lower
and much better made article than the eastern
made clothing. $50
sent II ~ ~yS sas@E
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01
mr. 0.good,s Indian Cholagogue,

rHOR the cure OF Fever and Agae, Dumb Ague
In Liver complaint, Ague Cake, and Gil the va
rious forms Of bilious diseases.
This article for the first time brought before the
notice OF the citizens Of Iowa, s confidently recom-
mended to them as sale, certain, and speedy cure
for fever and sgae in its different forms 50 pos
hive is the proprietor Of its efficacy. that lie author
ICES his agents 10 warrant the medicine in every
case and should it fail in any instance Of producing
Sbly TO be returned. This medicine has been ex-
ten svey used In Michigan since has bee brought
into notice thee, and Is now considered the only
certain specific the inhabitants possess for this COM
paint.
For sale by J. F. rALLANT, Water street, Bur-
,;rkton, and ID. ". COLE, Fairfield, the only au-
horned agents for the medicine in Iowa.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01
Greceries and Dry Goods.

lust RECEIVED, per steamers ST Croix and
- Iowa. general assortment Of dry goods al
the latest .t,le.; also choice lot o. gror. rie-
aud liquors OF the very best quality. q whole.
sale or retail, 5y ". NJ DE'Oh.
oct ~ lid
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01
MAHTEEN SYRUP.

yINnlS delicious preparation !. now offered
fer The first time 10 the people o. this
Territory. lis grea, sficacy in relieving Sc
we're coughs has rendered i just'y popular At
the East. II can be given with perfect safety
10 theEyoungest chiidrep; u. 49,.
For dale Wholesale and retail, At the Cry
Data SroKE. ns
Dec q. 8k#i >. MAI. a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01

Land for Sale.
WILL sell 100 acres Of good land about Eve
i miles from Burlington-a fair proportion cf
Prairie and Timber, and we'll watered. A good
bargain may be had BY applying to
WESLEY JONES.
ALSO
Cnn ACRES OF CHOICE LAND in
OOO Louisa County, Iowa. This land
is Of first rate quality, and is within one mile Of
Columbus City, and about miles from the
forks Of Iowa and Cedar rivers. A fair proper
ton timber. This land is situated in good and
well settled neighborhood, and within few
miles Of 2 mills. will sell it all together or
divide It to suit purchasers. A splendid bargain
can be had by enquiring of PHILit Core, Of
Columbus City. CT the subscriber at Burlington.
may l8 IA WESLEY JONES.
(Hawkese copy}
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01
j. r. TALLANT,

j. F. TALLANT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
81 WATER STREET, BURLINGTON.
T1AS received his spring and summer sup
plies Of articles in his line, and respect
fully invites the attention OF ply aicians and
dealers to The assortment, quality and prices
Of the same. His stock in par,, consists Of
ER OF French quinins 300 lbs EPSON sal,s
OU SO Ibs camphor 100 Birthstone
ibis peras.aa bark 100 sulphur
so /" sugar lead SO :. cream tartar
% $ calomel IS ..cayenne pep
rs red precipi,a 100 .stntts.ic acid
$50 "soda.
PAINTS, DYE SruFFs, &c, &c.
500 lbs veni,ian red 200 lbs glue
200 " camwood 70 " chrome green
800 !" alum 100" : yellow
500 Is copperas 100 /" ltharge
SO !" blue vitriol 300 !" oil Of vitriol
I cask madden 100 /" borax
I Dbl copai varnish 5 bbls. cut and
ground logwood. glassware; bottles and'vials
Of all kinds, whi,cwash, paint. var nish and
sash brushes, b!acking, bronzcs, gold Leaf,
| matches. tand paper, ink, stationery. waters,
& c., &c. Scotch, Mpcoboy, and Rappee snuffs
MINERS PATENT PUMPS,
For wells. cister ns. Sc OF any depth. A
full supply Of this superior pump is nov re-
ceived, and all waning can be supplied -
This is decidedly the cheapest, best. and
| most durable article Of the kind now use
| il never gets out Of oder and is 60 easily
wo,ke that . child OF eight YEARS old eau
raise water With it. For sale low, BY
J.F. TALLANT.
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