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The New York herald., 1845-09-18

INTERESTING FROM OREGoN.-The news from
Oregon by way If the Sandwich Islands, published
yesterday indicates the rapid progress settlement
The Legislature had been in session. and among its
is noticed to incorporate sthe city Of Willamette
the falls the Columbia Party poli.i,s already
beginning to high between the followers Of tho Hud
son Bay Company and the Americans The latter had
been greatly strengthened by the arrival of the emf
grants from Missouri and will enjoy undspued
cendancy The British party is obliged give way be-
fore the overwhelming tide of democracy The arrange
ments for the organization of government appear to
have been conducted udciousy and received the
sanction OF the popular voice 1t may be expected that
the colony will steadily onward and stea-
dy pace. few years only will be required evelope
its political destines The settlement has element
prosperity which has hitherto escaped notice
that is good market for its produce and facilities in the
way Of trade. The Russian settlements in the North
the Sandwich Islands in the West-a lie convenient
Oregon by and present opportunities for varied and
extensive commerce. Indeed, the eastern coast OF Asia
will be within trading distance and the settlers in that
region may seek market for their -four and bacon and
lumber manufactured commodities in the ports OF
China the East Indies. Every country washed by the
Pacific Ocean will be accessible From this fact
idea may be formed of the mmensity of that field,
which anee enterprise is just beginning to expatiate
Here great advantages for country. Notwith-
standing its remoteness and difficulty of access it is not
strongly in that direction The facilities of commerce
presented by the shores and islands of the Pacific
bned with the agricultural facilities of the Oregon
gion tempting inducements to enterprisng nation
like the American and every coming year may be
pected to swe the movement that is pushing popu-
lation beyond the Rocky Mlountains.N o. Bulisfin,
Sept O.
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

Pine nv benp melted and poured int water, has
heen fonnd TO assume properties 1t becomes soft
and maleabe losing OF its enacity, but is capable
or heng spun into the finest wire pressed into any re
form or rolled into any required thnnsss This
discovery by Professor Faraday, and will prove OF
very great i'm portsnce,
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

~ STOPPED-In nth street. Bloomingda road,
4RyNM evening about O'clock valuable young
LlZl Bay Horse without bride, saddle harness The
owner proving property and marks Of the Horse have
him by paying the expenses Of keeping advertising Sc, by
applyipgto }. w TRlPP.
SIT SIRE nth street, Boomingdale road
.sr WANTED TO PURCHASf-A Horse and Wa
-lMY<gon or Saddle Horse. Address, with particulars,
zAZl-W. +. b.. box l012 2lower post Office. sic SIRE
n ROSE BILL STABLES. cath street between
4E and Cd Avenues aud nearly OPPOSITE Bulls Head
l- lust arrived from the country and for sale at the
above stables 10 Horses among which four fast ottng
horses fest do several farm horses some hne
horses ew good stage and shippers
SO 2m+rrc II. ii. NORTHRUP, Proprietor.
CARTS, HARNESS, HORSES, &c.
@1- TWO second hand and harness; one
Si&mT1fR arge cart; small spring do; one tfst
2kHkfS.eskszA horse; handsome young bay
single and double harness and exceIcht
under the saddle gentle and well calculated Tor lady,
harness Aso chest and copying good order
The above will be sold cheap close Apply at
the ward, 76 Sullivan sll lw*rc
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

EUEL IN NENTUCkY.-SOme : time ago, a difficulty
took place between MrlI lor and a Mr. Harrison,
brotbers-n.law, both OF Harrodsburgh Taylor had
understand that he ascrbed the separation misre
preseAtdtions the part Of Harrison. lew days ago
Taylor challenged Harrison and the parties met on sa-
turday se'nnight previous meeting having been pre-
vented by the vigilance of the civil authorities ihey
fought with pistols at the distance OF tenpac HART
shot through the body at the first ire Az our
last dates he lived davs but there no doubt
toat his ound was r al The whole Of the lower part
OF his body psrily 1ed, aud his speedy deah was
considered inevitable.
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
Court CaIcnda.

SErT. 17.-CoMMoN PfEAs-THD DAY.-Part l.--Nos
50, 81, SO, Co. 81, 90, IL, 73, rs, %.
Part Mos 10, l6l, 32 SO, 81, 81, Sc, So SO, 66.
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

;
SHOES.
- f. JOHNSON Qate Wilson & Johnson) has -
opposite the theatre one Of the best assorted STOCKS Of
Boots aud Shoes that be had the city. Gents Kip
Calf Grain and Seal Thick and Thin Soled Boots and Shoes
pgd and sewed, from the Eastern manufacturers Ladies'
CATERS Buskins Ties, Slips, &c. of every description
variety Of Chdens Shoes than other this
cy; Gentenens fine Caters twenty different kinds Gents
Boots
open till 10 o'clock the evening giving country
chants opportunity Of examining the goods leisure
SO im~mc
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

ARREST or A CONTAMINATION Wednesday
morning se'nnight, Captain j. W. Pollock was ar
rested at wheeling Va, on tho charge having in his
possession ana passing counterfeit lie has heen
or some time past actively engaged avocaton and
was conveyed to Mir James Murray, Marshal of Wheel
was apout leaving that city post haste With him were
ship oil the former and up the keys them dis
avowed any knowledge of the latter BY searching his
pockets however the key OF the vase was found stuck
far down in corner of oae of them On opening the
valise, about $1,000 OF spurious zoos sos 2O and los
on the Planters Bank Of Tennessee was found in it,
Only 1000 dollars of them were signed. On Pol.
locks person was found 500 dollars good money The
other trunks belonging to Pollock which were on the
Pittsburgh boat must have reached Wheeling some time
on the day of his arrest In these were probably found
moro Of the paperand perhaps the plate from which
was srucA. This plate, by the way is genuine and
was engraved in this city last May for this Pollock who
was introduced here by respectable merchants who had
known him for or 10 years captain of steamboats,
running IN the Alabama river trade and believed him to
be man OF integrity lie represented himself to be an
agent in this matter for the Planters Bank of Alabama
at Wefumpka and showed letters endorsing him in that
character He got only 1900 impressions of the plate
struck which he took away with him. as also the plate
stating that the Bank would have but small circulation
ana would be more convenient have the bills print
ed IN NewOreans than her The alterations made in the
plate after lie took it away, consisted simply in subs
tutng tennessee Tor Alabama in the name and Nash,
vile orWetumka in the date Pollock was lodged in ia
at wheeling His arrest may throw some light OH late
events in Warsaw, KY
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

The Coopestown Republican states that suit for
by Rev Mir Tiffany, OF that place.
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

CHEROKEE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. have
before noticed the rapid progress making by the
Cherokee Indians in civilization and especially in the
The last Cherokee sdcocae brings the proceedings Of
meeting to form an Agricultural Society, in which a
large number OF citizens participated w. $. Cooley
presided at the meeting and during the time occupied by
committee OF ladies, appointed Tor the purpose be-
slowing premiums for different articles OF domestic
nuiacture the Rev. s. Foreman addressed the meeting.
lie drew contrast-the Cherokee .adpocate says-be-
tween the state OF agriculture it is found among
the Cherokees, and what it was, comparatively few
years ago. when they planted their little crops corn,
beans, nc by using the shoulder blade of the deer
stead OF the plough and hoe and enumerated of
the advantages that would be likely result the peo-
pie from the formation of Agricultural Society in the
cultivation OF the SOIL in the management of their house,
hold AFFAIRS in the rearing of stock and in the dissent
nation OF useful information variety of subjects
timately associated with their present condition Pre-.
miums were awarded.
TO Mrs. Nancy Adair, of Flint District, the silver
cup worth ten dollars Tor the best specimen of home
made CLOTH the piece containing less than yards
70 Mrs Jane Dougherty, of Flint District silver cup
worth five dollars, for the best coverlet.
To Mrs. jimmy Wolf of Tahlequah District cup worth
two dollars, for the best cradle coveret
And to Mrs Martha Daniel cup worth three dollars,
for pair of socks.
Many articles we're exhibited, calling forth general ap
probation OF the skill aud taste displayed by the
iacturers committee was then appointed to report
constitution for National Agricultural Society be
submitted to an adjourned meeting.
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

= % 49, - iioI.o ~ ~! u 90.
IShoes Of the approved styles and workmanship for
sale twenty-five cent cheaper than other
~ New York Just received, few of fine French
Calf Dress Boots Gentlemen disposed furnish their
understanding with elegant pair Of Boots prices varying
from three to five dollars
sl7 lm.rc FRENCH & EVERETT, 70 Maiden lane.
=, FINE FRENCH BOOTS FOR 50 Sc, CITY MADE
For style and durability they equal those sold
other for IS FIVE French imperial dress Boots
=" made order for 81 So equal those made in other
stores for Sc and 81 and warranted satisfaction
YOUNG jones' French Imperial Boot and Shoe Manu-
featuring Depot of the fashionable Boot and Shoe
establishments this city Gentlemen that in want OF
pair of dress Boots will find saving of fifty per by
getting them of us. Nendiug also done in the store.
VIM. M. YOUNG < H. b. JONES,
SIT lmsmc No. 4 Ann ST., Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
ROBERT TSON'S
PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY,
lO3 Fulton Street, between William and

FALL FASHION 1916.
WIN. BANTA, No. "a CANAL STREET, CORNER OF
WOOSTER STREET, AND
No. $50 Chatham Street,
"a OFFERS TO his friends aud the public large assort
Rs men OF Hats of the style the following low
prices, viz
sine Moieskln SILK Hats. ........3oo 90
Superor ...................3 30
Nuiris Fur "..................3O
!, First Quality Nutna Fur HAT. ....:.. 100
Silk Hats. Gentlemens Travelling aud Dress Caps Sc sc.
$40 m-r
MILLS FALL STYLE WELLINGTON HATS
a NOW READY, at the well known establishment, l18
49, Broadway, Howard Hotel at the following prices
J0
rIrst 90 Moieskms. 3U
j. d. Totten and r. j. Tiffany would be pleased their
rends as above. s5 lm+rh
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

GkSc FOR LIVEkPOOls-tirst Packet with Despatch--
MEX The first class fast sailing packet ship PAN1HEA,
x4A6sW u, Lane MASTER will be despatched as above.
Having superior accommodations for caba cabin and
seege passengers wishing embark should make
immediate application board, side OF Burling
Slip or to JOSEPH McMURRAY
Cor of PIuea nd Souf fhsts
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

FREE NEGROES AT WoRK.-The St. Charles (AIo)
advertiser, OF Thursday, contains the following
statement ION Sunday right last two of the slaves be-
longing to Mr.. Avares of ST. Louis county found
concealed in old Toneys house, free negro living in
Green's Bottom, St Charles county, by Nessrs Tgart,
Towers, and others. The negroes ordered to sur
render themselves, but choosing TO fight rather than
obey, inflicted wounds MIR. Tigaft and Mr..
James Towers Tigart discharged three loads from
left breast of the negro slightly wounding him..
The negro shot through the neck and in the
left shoulder by OF the gentlemen outside Of the
house. she attempted TO make her escape through the
roof The negro is lodged in tho Jail of county,
and the woman is in Green's Bottom Toney Is one OF
our ctlzens but short time since thought il would be
nothing but act OF humanity assisting him pur.
chase his vile II will also be recoeced tnat il has not
been long since warned OF the disposition TO
harbor runaway slaves by free negro living near our
town. Rigid discipline and humane treataen should be
the action Of every Setting them free without
the to leave the country entirely not an act OF
kindness in the estimation OF God or intelligent men
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

WUKN1NF LINE AI z OCLOCk
ssssssf an FOR ALBANY TROY ard inteyno,sio,.
4r-~-x0-lk-BarcIa nv 'oo'o
Breakfast and Dinner on board the boat.
Leaves New York at o'cleck A. M Tuesdays Tbpr,s.r
aud saturday, and Troy o'clock A. NJ Albany M oon
A. NJ. Monday Wednesday and Friday " o0k
The ow-pessure steamboat TROY, Captain A. fiorI,r -
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at o'clocE 'h
The steamboat NIAGARA, Captain A. Desroot, on Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday al O'Clock. - ~
ohce the wharf. '' 'At"o
NetIceA goods freight, baggage bank bs srocie or sny
other KIND oi property aken shipped put on board this boat
be AZ the risk OF the goods freight bag
gage, e>c. jesrc
aNxa ONLY REGULAR LINE or PACKETS F0R
pSTTN NEW ORLEANS-Packet ofthe ood senfen,has' ~"
yk.The splendid and fast sailing packet shin SAR.
TfLLElCspt Taylor, will positively sail oniMonday Sent
22d her regular day. '' sept
The accommodations OF this favorte packet shin far cabin
second cabin and teerage vev superor
The ships Of this line have commenced their repnlar
trips and will sail puncuay Monday, weather permi
ting passage free. = ~ ''''
wishing secure berth should make early ap,c
ticn on board, foot of Wall street, or 10 ff'e"
w. x J. T. TAPSCOTT
si6rc Is South ST., corner Of Maiden Lane
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SANDS SARSAPARibbA,
FOR TIE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
or ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IN.
ruRE STATE OF TilE BLOOD. OR HABIT

az TIE SYSTEM, VIZ;
Sercfls. kngs Ev oe.,rs,. Cu'aasous Esup
Puppies Oh the Face Boshe> B Csscnie sore
r Ring wo'm Ts,,r seah Head saascncn, and Pain OF
Joints s.usson ueer. =, pac - g'o@ se,a
ca OF Lunlbaro and Diseases Arising from an aicou. of
Mercury Ase D'osy, Exposure hnI'airnec In Lite
ALo Chronic Constitutional Disorders removed by TINS r'e
rars,.on.
ea,-, having origin impure OF the blood ani
nu. generally VII, be .ps-iy eseuay this
valuable medicine operation peculiar and consists
moving the disease by enernt into the circulation an
RAISING through the renea system Where
sorabc opeaicn they recved aiong tue alt
canal hc,ec the psirn, VIII feel aud know the sensible
operation the SarSsranIa from Its curative powers
The ing letter pro?rs,ors o this
medicine, ~ be read With interest BY ah snab Al
aieied; . 49,.
Moss s,Sp.-.n,r Mo- ehesriuy do add to the aon'er
Gus your life preventative ssrapsrla MAS at
tackled in the year 1889 .
Up upward taking hoAi Of and surrounding
parts passages o' trom the eyes 10 the
n.-. were lie which nos II
affected causing discharge s-'y UNPLEASANT AMI
my TINT would have been hard iask
l., pull then, cfk-ueh feelings aud sui
ieripr. that ~aswndeed perfectly miserable con
city but with tie benefit Every
Tried bu, all proved OF service AMI
recommended change bat this, hike oih.
good the disease eoninued gradually To inecas-
until m, body affected Hui thanks tn humanity.
Physician nd.d preparation OF ssrapar
this city pr Jas A. Reed bottles aud
u,onths RESTORED tn health aud
Your sasars alone effected the aud with desire tina,
affected longer su.r but the right medicine abl
be- nee nom dsas". with isrne' Of Joy and ss,n- remain
,onr frrni DANIEL MethNNikAN
Any know "a th-r particulars my
f,osi wbstr will afford pleasure
DANIEL aeCoNNKAN.
Personally apps before named Danr he,on
AMI made oath II the acts contained the io'rsns
Justice the Peace of III. Guy OF Baltimore.
The following Interesting commend I,eh To the
fui attention o alt similarly auiSted
SANDS'S CEl.EBR lated SARSAPARII.IA.
span sntaiy ~h-n ths MEDICINE
chrome acute rheumatism than
ing at tunes within years repeated
AnmA'o'y OF acute Rh'na''" have reeeny USED Sand" sar
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Eerrnginous Chocolate,

EoR the OF Chloosis N-rvou. Aeetons
Lrne"Ur. bcbiiy and DseAs- of Cbidrsn Approved by
The Faculty Of Medicine Of Pans and authorized by the French
Government.
Man practitioners have administered
sndea ynured Ia render grateful possible digestive
the difficulty longer
the haPpiesi and best nipuab that Of fergnou>
colau.
The persons who will derive goat from
f-uugHous Ii.oso.a,r, arr
Ia, Noinun Paid complexion who cOnpan Of difficult
be Aihing especially sening Staircase OF adaptation
hrar' oi noises the head who- jigrsiS
$780, -rr~'.'s L~-'", "a
experience feeling of con-ss the lower
general d-flngeH.-nto OF the whole system
ID Men who pale and doIrcate IL
session ult and Who 'ihau-d igue
will lind srr Tor short r,rrus Chsesais
In@-fai Improvement IA their state.
Id Weak ciI"' and especially those who teke;y villa
guIe sIrrl.ih and their viii jr,epe
srlf.
th Buts principally young girls budding
whose h-ah may b. lsngusng that the
val be usei brilliant ani vivid lion
regularity in all the functions Of the
ioufhhs state Of health will prove
utility ofbui the Indispensable necessity fosu
gnOus Chocolate.
fresh supply Of this valuable preparation jus, Hand
sac by y.
ia VI Druggist.
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SMITHS
SELF.ACTING MULES,

~ A
SELt'AUllNu DuLECi
VTAyJHG besn sati.factorily tried in Europc
80 - So M,,.s,I
Company Manufacturers The Oes and most economical mode
o. ,ph,ans ,r,ru. ,,,o MT, b,v, ts, ,,,,ss ,v Tho
N1eswsn ConpSnv ~ The Ioess and Canal onpasy Of Lower
.,J As,ostr,y ~ ~ Nr,.Isssr n and viii be granted 10
5,hef Tc.,s.isbs ,so.. an ,rpIie,tj,n 10 The Arezt
o'"'' '1''' '-'''' ~" l,!SJ n LgoSARb M.re,vap
IJuteb.s Corp,y New YORK
re ''''""s ''''''' ere '''D'e 'O' WV '''''" ~ ''
soxrp.Uoa1u. Sent. "a. 1913
pc,,syour, Of The ssth nj, wa duy sud would
stat, an rs ths; b Great Far Eanu,s,urng Company have
Ietns S,s m ,trr wee op,raed Nv us but aeou, three
months Isy Apl Nay ard Junr l,t the
o..,on or. han year They we're Az N linz taiar min dvso
at the sane speed sd On the yarn so p filling
The cops were carefully werh"d AMI III, hum Of sses pro
dueed pnce II ih" end oseh week The vast made
eenagr m The weight Of yam Tho average for te
'!''e. n''n' -. a.o'. p,"o'' was as follow,
SAaY Co.. .h~H i. 500, =" ss'laf .
n1h .o ,"0 . 20
81, '1"' - - III,
'"-''.' V''' oe-ioo NJ IN
nph ~ iSo
Siah - ,so q. a.
'Ins, 'o-IVV IT. 20
$50 H.. .g'' I2.Io5 yy,gs q
60. 81 100 -
- 77-Iao
To- reCm % the snPsfofy ~ -mi"s ssi- Acting h1e ovt
me-, ".si ' .a - - 49,, , d., ma, n, ,rs,i ~
60 ~, ~ "' W @r, , O w.. ~, % ,e,,i, +, ss tac,
u' ,g, ~ -, and ,sgs If vii, ,i ,rgsr
az a. s ,tl, Il, cot ot III ,.r., nan any ortsr me trs
-. 49,, . i, 49, 800 4, ,,a,,J , rt,,. ts,,,,
~, IN a. ~ "" 'r. , ' =, &C.,. a., -, No., -
s,..,,a Is ,,,,. q, ~ 900 ,ai,as n, our u,
''''"sH '''e''' 20 pa''', -, : NV, f' 10 " ''
''''0t ni,yt pIou A,.,,c r co
pr1-r,s,rt. Son, 4 isl5
ou, ".uhs Hus. operate 70 our sn''r satisfaction pro
"'nt '., y, "' WV I,' ~, 10, ....',. a. ,
,,1T A. . .s,' ,,,,..ir ,t.y ,..,. put IN tr,s
'"''" a q w4sBRoE AGENT
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pnILIp M. TABB 9 son,

Once, Of Main aud 18th the Grocery Store Of
wm. NJ. iarrisou Ia,
A 1rEND TO THE COLLECTION OF CLAIMS of every
n description; Renting receiving the and selling real
town the adjacent Hiring NesDes col
Getting their hires. and dspone them public private sa
he. ssJi
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OE HOttRS
TABLE OF RATES.

Al Meeting Of the Precedent and Directors cf the RICH.
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, ON the 18th day OF October,
1885, the following Table OF Rates Tor the Transport
tson OF Passengers adopted. take effect and
alter the Is day ri December neat, until otherwise
dsred by tho Board.
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BOSTON PIANO ruRTES,

ur received full supply of LsndrI t:tsus celebrated Pa
a. lent Action Piano FOss pronounced by
tsn professors, be cqalto the tn-i Ses MI
made
ION which he has sesuei Patent ty which and
beauty OF welss and decaey
Ohuined at the the haLiy
ORDER aud thus hc octcn The action those
general ny this will Ri the abo
execution reduced sesTy hal These instruments being
siTuecd o thoroughly SEASONED materials only and made sufficient
" three the usual
81 TO b. peculiarly adapted nT variable climates Thy
fully mai eessnt finished ami be obtained om pa,ne
u the mos, ri, hly onameutrd
Mr emue CiL-rs Piano Foote's combine powers eipe.
son the dees'- AMI the The full
rich si brilliant and touch equally facilitates perform
oi MUSIC In graceful We,
ton they ansLy adapted disp ayng per
former. IOi sale only BY HOMANs 4 ELLIS,
"aS Broaiwsy, New York.
S- oders maI stcy attended aud every Piano Forte
warranted.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO The PUBLIC.
HAVE superior article Of Brushes from 90
To "Ooo cheap Jt cash whz
Ietsa rijeI,s.
Glass OF the se,i qualify from srO wholesal
retail.
White Lead hard TO beat in from IS s so lbs 500 Us
III" above accs serctiOR good
OunirJ GENT WouI d. well call and these
goods sud Jidge foT Ih,nis-lyrs. ROEERT MOTIFS
Faint shop Main street,
SsIi door EIsLang- Ranh
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CHEAP DRY GOODS,

ID ii. JENKINS has been receiving from auc-
u additions TO his stoek VI
Dry Cocis, he " seu al m h reduced ptses;
Caieocsa 5. e. =. TO- ~. eta AMI 6nst anshues.
500 sLaNis, Az pre,s, from TO SIS.
White AMI red Ftanuel eS. u. so ana haer.
blankets at Sc. ee.,T ;. 100 and hnct.
leo pr bed Blank,ts sci and higher.
Ln.eSs and Negro Clothing, very cheap.
1000 ~ county kn soeks, large aires
Bargains IN Cloths, Cassmeres ard Wee irGs
large ncs of Lsdss Dress Goods seag Cd 'euced prices
Gloys- snd Hosiery Of .yety description.
Also uablesshi C.;soG t
~heh w be all eb
toI cash by wholesale and retail
H.. JEskISs'
Sap,- an. Fancy Dfy Goods and Linen Store
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VALUABLE DISCOVERY
IN PAINTIyf,I

AVINC been ~ ard pubi-
c"eied IN pcctnns Paint that viii Ae-p WHITE
EQUAL TO The best Polished White d0 And a. NV
ff'bGs at uu.hl-s change than the Old plan % puhsi
speeine.s con be Of th- wok Iay aaop.
RI. MOTT. psiBur
sauafr
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TIlE preceding rvurr is

FIf'h :" FrPFtF-f The In-rhsi'
bio r-tsi fsih n !, u the sr.stevi.
,,iaiion & . the l'nru,iii-s IL tl- h,,.iy.
u VIII h npiisrd ihst ,h,ea ehsniy
mi t'ss''es ton n irnin's 81 the sa,
lace. whish a. 'i'ca'.s that this i,-r,ri
u''ion n'~s uhipsruup'tjh " hen M
mr IN lssiih. bit eeas', when ". -.
SICK. Life csnno, 10 -,-teine,i nh.
4" ~ IL . thrown Cd { Ca, "a. blood
aud Other ilie.s NJ IN, h.d,. and DIS.
l"'es W 'hi- nsaus. 81 trarly al n.
,mpurit &c " thin Us. Al. LlosLv
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WINTER SUPPLY oF
BOOKS, STATIONERY l. FANCY GOODS.

DIVINE, VI I IV4 HN N NNOT WVVUO'
INOR the last three weeks, one of our firm has
been making the North al CooIs ine
which daily receiving Wb"n opened. show
friends aud the public generally OF rich Books and Fanny
q Ois such Is sed1H this We have made
aediIons sotk OF Standard AMI Books
Stationery Having bought principally for cash. VII o.f
induce than heretofore purchasers '
VI Call at the Doos,ore and BndeIy IgI Asp Rehmobd
~ ] w. RANDOLPH II