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A SMALL MISTAKE A GREAT TRUTH

couple of our " colorcd gen lem IN" meeting
the other day, exclaimed " All, brudder Sambo
how you dot"
oh. is very well, brudder Jonas, ccpt de
cold wedder, which make de heel froze, and stop
de c"kliashin But, brudder, you tell de reason
why deTe is no work for wife folks or brack gen
pem'n in de Yard ?''
Well, can't splanfy myself but de wife folks
say dey spect it is bekase Com. Morris is Chief
ofde Buro Of Destruction, at Washington, where
he has no business 'cording to law-and he b'lonns
to Bos,ing. were dey have Navy Yard too. You
understand now, Sambo
Well, links does-de mystery gins to tick
en- MP leelle, so see 'em. Good. by brudder
Jonas
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TAKING HIM AT HIS WORD

The Cincinnati Times relates the following az
a positive fact" German on horseback was
riding along near party shooting at mark. in
the western part Of Cincinnati few DAYS AGO.
when, all at once, the horse refused to budoe
peg; the rider sashed. and cut, and spurred. bu,
all to no purpose. Dunder and bitten" ex
claimed the Dutchman-" he won't vent alien
Shentlemen sheDiemen!" addressing the crowd
which had gathered around, 81 wish some of Won
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INTEREST PER DAY.
ECLIPSES FOR 1886.

The Eclipses this year are oaly two in num-
ber and both of the Sun.
L. There will be an Eclipse of the Sun on the
Eoth OF April, visible throughout the United
States, excepting the north western corner If
Oregon Territory. Seen from North America. i,
VIII boon The Suns southern limb from South
America, on the northern limb.
This Eclipse will be visible throughout Mexi-
co, Texas, West Indies, Great Britain, Ireland
and Scotland, together with The southern mari Of
Greenland, northern part of South America and
The western part of Europe and Africa.
IL. There will be an Eclipse Of the Sun on the
Zoth OF October, at the time of New Moon in
the morning, invisible in America. This Eclipse
will be visible throughout The greater mart If AZ
RIGA, the Indian Ocean and Austria.
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JACK FLYBLOCK.
January 8, 1886.

O""uoIy ~ bO1O'
Dear Sir:-To-day, after the presentation of
Peti'Ions resolutions, and the passage of one act
unlmPortant, as it merely related TO locality. the
Senate went into secret session-ei,her to confirm
few and l0p off the heads Of others, therefore
took my seat in the House. Mr. IDgersoll, Win
thfop, Baker, and others, were DISCUSSING the
reference of The two rifle regiments to the Com
mittee on Military Affairs, as matter of course.
the question took any other route than towards
the Committee. Oregon was all the rage Mr.
winthrop was for peace, peace was in his opinion
Inc " qulniessence of peace--peace at all hazards,
even the loss Of the whole Of OregOn-if necessary
make any sacrifice to obtain peace-auy conces
sions the British Government may wish for the
sake OF peace" Mr.. Daragh from Pennsylya
MA, "a whig) followed, but advocated IN a short
speech the occupation Of Oregon-seversl other
wing members followed in the same sirain-in
fact, every Western man who has expressed his
opinion on this subject claims the whole of Ore
gon, few Of the Southern delegates appear TO he
opposed to giving the notice TO England contained
in the various resolutions before the House. but
the Western members will not touch even tbo
tariff until this notice is given; nor will tbev
make a single appropriation until the notice Is
given. A few remarks from myself NAV mn, bo
Inappropriate at the present stage of the nroceed
ings on the Oregon question.
The tide of emigration flows towards O,eoo, .,
the rate Of twenty five miles per anpufn on ,hs
whole length of western frontier. tbie &C.,
army Of emigrants advance without tbe al ~
Government or its protection, az each one C,lls on,
OF The line IN front and becomes a setuer o,t.,s
from the rear advance and are projected in from,
there is nothing which can stay this onward wave
o. meh-'his vast roller from the sea Of twenty
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RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD
The Raleigh Register, Of Wednesday saws.

ne Raleigh Register, Wednesday, says:
The Raleigh ard CASTOR Railroad as sold YES
ierday by the Treasurer of the State. pursuant r.
advertisement heretofore made. His FxcoIlonc,,
Gov Graham, bid 1868 900, the amount dine he
o'a'e under the mortgage, with accrnno interest
ana no other bId being made. the Road was &C
eo'umgy shocked down to the State Thus has
an Improvement, which cost public spirited ind;
Vlousis about million and half of money. been
purchased by The State for The comparatiyeIv FRI
hing sum Of $4,000. That this will prove a
Profitable investment for The State cannot Admit
OF doubt; while the public have a guarantees ,h,,
THIS important public high way will be kent
up. ;" ~
Inc purchase Of the Road devoves its man,ce-
ment upon the Governor, Public Treasnrer and
Comptroller, as " Board Of COMMISSIONS ,'n
'i sucn time as the State can make some other
disposition OF the same" Accordingly. we learn
hat Immediately after the sale Of the Road. the
Esq, the present valuable SUPERINTENDENT, IS 49,
Road, President Of the same " ''''
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January I'd, 1876.

Dear Sir :--Nothing of consequence done in
the Senate to day." cause Wy ?'' ''they was not
setting" Slept into the House and found few
of the small potato gentry blowing off their gas
through the safety valve Of the 10th volume of
the Laws of the United States. These small
matters, by which small orators consume and kill
time are worry useful, as it gives the Committees
time TO make up their reports, Sc
resolution was offered by Mr. Cunningham
from Ohio, somewhat of a belligerent cast-lhe
amount being, that we will have the whole of
Oregon, and that we have no right TO sell, bar
ter, or exchange any part portion of the domain
OF Uncle Sans. II remained where il went on
the table. Mr.. Adams few days since, paid
visit 10 Jimmie. of Pennsylvania, to the utter as
constituent of the latter, and told him he must
not part with one inch of Oregon. The visit is
remarkable, from the circumstance that Messrs.
Buchanan and Adams have not spoken for nearly
twenty years-but this is ne,U era To-day,
the old statesman followed up his visit by a speech
claiming the ,chole Of Oregon He proposed to
give notice to Great Britain that the Joint occu-
pancy should cease, and follow it up by taking
immediate possession up to the Russian line
Tie illustrated his remarks by an anecdote of the
Emperor of Russia-who, on one occasion, sent
to the Court of Prussia Minister DEMANDING DOS.
session of certain portion of territory, which had
been wrested from his ancestors OIL the day his
minister arrived at The Court of Prussia, the
Russians had taken possession of the disputed ter
rlory. He proposed the same beautiful operation
with Oregon.
Yours, truly, JACK FLYBLOCK.
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By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Observation-Disclosures

ONEUON--O f1AINUE-I y KNOLL.
We refer the reader to the letters of our high
ly accomplished correspondent. Jack Flybock"
for an nkling of affairs at Washington, which
are corroborated by the reports Of the papers re-
ceved this morning. tits strange thing to SEQ
those who have been the most unreserved sup
por'ers Of Mr. Calhoun, now abandoning him,
and attaching themselves to the arch disorganzer
John Quincy Adams, who has come out hot and
hearty for Oregon up to 81, 40. We 90 for all our
rights, but TOE fear the Greeks, ,cIien then come
tUith presents in their hands
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as hash cot kun voild shoot de prute" No
sooner said, than one of the shooting party at
some distance, levelled his rifle and put his ball
nto the horses head, and laid him dead TO the
establishment of the rider, who fell with The horse.
lie got up. rammed his hands into his pockets.
hlowed like porpose, and exclaimed, "Vell,
hash noting to say" and walked off
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THE NATURAL BONE SETTER

DR.. SWEET leaves this vicinity in very shor,
time. He has been remarkably successful in ma
ny cases here. in relieving disocations of long
standing, and trust no sufferer will permit him
to depart without testing his skill. We commend
him to the kind regards of our southern friends,
among whom he is going
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TILE DIVORCE.

The bill " divorcing Sarah e. p. Thomas from
her husband Francis Thomas, and changing the
name of said Sarah G. p. Thomas to Sarah C..
r. McDoWeH," was read first, second, and
third time, and passed the House of Delegates on
Thursday last. |, will no doub. speedily become
q Iaw
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paper by its sze-who would rather give pen
ny for farthings worth of copper, than dollars
worth OF gold-for no other reason that we can
divine, than that il covers a larger surface.
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THE OREGON QUESTION.

The debate on the Oregon question was contin-
ned to-day in the House Of Representatives. Sew
eral members took the floor, but no question was
taken. We were not fortunate enough to heat
me hrst part OF the debate to- day but, as far as
we could gather from the lips Of Mr.. Winthrop
u Massachusetts,, we are entirely satisfied that
Mr, King of New York was mistaken in one Of
MS statements. The offer Of the compromise,
made ny the present administration, was presented
10 we Dt'isn pienIpotentiary in the most perfect
goou Ial'h. IL was made under the influence Of
me strong considerations which the President Of
tho United States frankly explains in his mes
sage IL was made under the expectation that it
night probably be accepted. We are prompted
10 make This statement by no other authority than
mat OF The facts with which we were positively ac
7ualnled at the time. They cannot deceive us.
We also regret the remarks made upon Mr.. Cal
noun. Diherlng as we may do, in one respect,
rom 'n'S distinguished man. upon hisquestion, we
cannot subscribe to the suggestions or suspicious
u Mr.. King. We have not the most distant
idea that MIR. Calhoun or any of his friends made
Z my pledge, snch as we understand to be referred
10 oy The member from New York. We regret
S"Gh nasty declarations, because they are caicus
'eu we iear 10 lead TO retOrt, to retaliation TO M
necessary chickering's, and to mischieyious feuds
IN the republican party. We most r,soectfully
tay' mat such remarks can only do mischief come
rom whatever quarter they may. and to whatever
quarter they may be directed - Union.
HE SUGAR CRoP.-We have been permitted
10 make the following extract of letter from
subscriber, dated
,r lHJBoDEAUxYILLE, Dec. 10.
Inc laie warm weather has caused much dam
age to the standing cano, and many planters must
Ose rom one fourth TO one third Of their crops
The " knowing ones" estimate the loss to the
present crop, occaslOned by the late freeze at 3d.
OUG to $4,000 hhds. The planters on this bsyOa
-LaiOurche-will not average two thirds oftber
last years crops. We have not heard Of single
one who has or will have over three Eounhs Of
last years yield. know Of some extensive plan
ters who will not make one half tho crop this
year which they did last."--N o. PicGyuGs.
HINGs OF GRAVE IMPORT "A man who
seldom smiles, but looks upon all things with az
unrufiled eounienance, as though he had no visl'
bic faculties, is called grave man The minister
who with elongated visage, talks 10 his hearers
about 'be enormlty of sin and its awful conse'
quences' IS styled grave preacher, and resuf-
rcctionst-a fellow who steals corpse from rs
place OF rest in the earth, is called grave ro0'
ber.-N. Y. Globe
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STATUE or LISIrArIoNs-A LAWYER once
commended that the will Of gentleman who had
Gied at the age OF eighty, should be set aside ON
'he ground That the testaior had oulliyed God Al
mighty statute Of Limitations. The Scriptures
say That The days Of mans life are three score and
ten. '''
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PATRONS WORTH HAVING,

The Wings Of Nashua, New Hampshire, have
presented to Mr.. Baird, the tditor Of the Nashua
Telegraph, one Of PratPs patent Yankee card
presses, worth $3.50. and check for S64 in cash,
Christmas was the day selected for this valuable
and complimentary tribute of esteem and friend
ship.
These men know how to appreciate the press.
How different It'll with US, where it is considered
pretty particularly favor granted if many will
even condescend TO read ono if is carefully
printed and laid in their houses. We admire some
Of our quondam patrons who Judge the value Of
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sC>Francs Baker, aged % years, a native o,
the City of New York, died yesterday morning
of the wounds inflicted on his body by knife OF
some sharp instrument in the melee of Sa,urda,
night last. As the parties implicated in this hor
rble affair are in prison, awaiting we trust, most
rigid accountability, we forbear the expression OF
any opinion touching the character of this lransac
ton.
Since writing the above, an inquest was held
over the body of Baker, and the following was the
verdict awarded.
Francis Baker, a seamen in the United States
Navy, came TO his death within the last twenty
four hours in consequence of stabs or wounds IN
fiicted upon his body by james Warden, commonly
called Ginger, with knife or other sharp instru
ment, at the house of Mary Ann Deans, on Little
Water Street.--B.
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OUR OUTSIDE.

First Page-Laws relative to Texas.
Last Page-Poetry-I love the Ladies', every
one; A Child of Sorrow Getting Rich from Poor
Land, and Poor on Rich Land Singular Pine
nomenon in Speech Ice Cutting, Sc.
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BLOODY AEFRAY.

The inmates of house on Little Water street
and three sailors belonging to the U. S. ship
Pennsylvania, came in conflict on Saturday nigh,
last, and most bloody fight ensued. All three
of the sailors were badly wounded, two being Sc
verely stabbed in the back and side, the thiIo
having had his face battered in and terribly cut
by conch shell. But for the timely interference,
of the Watch, who arrested two of the ring lead.
ers, general melee, more fatal in its consequen
COS, must have taken place.-Beacon.
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lHE SUGAR CRoP.-We have been permitted
TO make the following extract of letter from
subscriber, dated
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

Lewis sieifei Is CnAsceay, In the Circuit su.
W. peTiOr Court Of Law and Chanre.
Frederick smith (; a) ~ for Ohio County.
- RSUAN TO q decree rendered by said Court in said
cause, vn the lyNi day Of Jun9 1876, the under.
signed, The Commissioner thereby appointed, will proceed
a. hs othce IN the city Of Wheeling, IN said county. on
the AotH nay ~ Au0UsT, 1876, aud thereafter by adjourn.
mems rom time 10 time a. shall he found necessary 10 state
and take an account for the purpose Of asceriaining and
Iepoting The amount due By the defendant, Frederick
Sinith, on account Of thc purchase money Tor Lot No.
nine in kitosietown IN the bill and proceedings mention
ed, ana 10 whom and how much respectively and also
.me ahuum aac we SAID complainant, and The leus aud
lneumhranoes on The said Lot No nine on hchaif Of The
aciendSnts or any ofihem with their amounts and priori
~ Isspec.Ve9 and VIII report tie same to the said
seii or specially required by the pauios or either of them.
AZ interested are notified Ia attend 81 the time and place
atofeseid and prove Their claims. JAMES PAUL..
~ Af-W Special Commissioner.
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William Cunningham Admir- Is CnAScrrv.-ln the
80. vs. Circuit Superior Court
The President and Directors Of Of Law aud Channery
the Bank OF Mt. Pleasant ct al. 6r ONO County
DJBSUANT TO decree made by tho said Conn in The
4 above named cause on the Goth day Of June. IslG. tho
Undersigned, the Commissioner therein named. viii pro-
coed, on The sd day OF August, 1916, and thereafter by ad-
Journment from time TO time a. shall lie found necessary
Nthe office ofJacoh A. Fitzhugh, in the city OF Wbeeling
in ssid eounty, 80 ascertain what amount has bccn paid on
the judgement recovered by the said Bank OF Mt. Pleasant
against the said defendants George DuHv. Daniel Nuy,y
and Complainant, by whom and when paid. aud win re
boU.ths same a. soon a. the sans can conveniently he
done together with any othcr matters deemed periinept hy
himselto or either ofthe parties 10 the said suit. The par
aforesaid. EDW n FIrZIuIcIIP
Wheat, a. jy20 I'm Comn,isEoner
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3 DILLON.

lL4NNl ~ -
CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST
HNASF SIDE MARKET ST. a lew doors be-
Nk lew The Poet OA'ce, haze supplied them.
selves with a new and large engine and other az
lures cor iheir husiness Ia a supefiur ,ivle. aud H,t.
tef ihfmselves that wiih ten years EXPERIENCE
they will be able 10 ren Ter he most perfect salts.
faciron.
They carry oB The House and STEAM.
BOAT PLUMBING N al itS branches.
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE.
BY sft~sngenents with The manufacturer. we
have received anil will be constantly receiving
end prepared 10 supply The stove pipe Is hole.als
and fctal. OF the best qualify. aud as low % II cen
be had In The country.
They have constantly on and UvdfsDts Of
various description, hauens' KculeS, water clos
els, bath tUb-, hot and cold shower baths. re-
tons ter bleaching, chemical apparafus. lead
ccmnS, palent bath pumps, lead pipes OF ali sz
~, sheet lead oil any thickness and VOL ked 10
IN any manner Of i0t M.
Water conducted thtoJQh icaIen p;nes from
spring 10 dwelling houses in the country.
superior pamps l0f county wells. steam Va
etnes Sc. &C.
An order. tbankiuliy received and puuctp
ally ausnded 10.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can be Supplied
~ several descriptions OF mechanics. fu The
81 story Of tbeii building, or on The ground
aoof avery moderate reaL
wheshag. Apui q. &c.
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CITY D%ISPENSARY, sc.
HAMILTON. sANDs& co

NORTHEAST CORNER or MoNROE & 4TH SITS.
The consulting hours of this Institute will
hereafter be from IL TO IL A. NJ, and from
TO 8 p. NJ. every day. Sundays IA to 3
T.. NJ.
Any cases who may require medical atten-
dance, and medicine, between the hours above
specified, are requested to call upon either of
the attending physicians, at their Offices, when
they will promptly receive such assistance as
their cases may require.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
DIR. TODD, Main St.
+" BATES, Quincy st.
FRISSELL, Church st.
HlLDRETH, Corner Monroe aud
9Th SITS.
BY order OF the Board.
K. A. HILDRETH, Soc'y.
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ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.
W isTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY always
wv triumphant. Cure follows cure in its victorious

w triumphant. Cure follows cure In lis victorious
career.
DAYTON February nth, Is45.
Mr.. J. w. Whitmore-Dcar sir-As you arc the rem.
lar authorized agent ia Dayton for the sale of DIR. Wis.
tar's Balssm of Wild Cherry. ! take this method OF max.
ing = statement OF facts to YOU (which I hope win lie
published 10 the world in reference TO an aImo-, mi,nc,r.
Balsam.
Language fails TO describe the sanitary effect. n, nrodu
oed. and the great benefit ] derived from it's use.
The citizens of Dayton and its vicinity well recollcet
that ON the sth of August last, / received serions injury
from the explosion of a csnnsn. A pouion of us con.
tents entered my right side aud breast, and in all probabi.
through the ''plura," and pierced The lungs.
Al this critical stage, a messenger was despatched TO
olnelnnsiI' and a celebrated physician of that city was
consulted. when he was made acquainted with my sit.
uation, he remarked that nothing oould he done by mcdi.
ca ald, " the constitution itself was not strong enough TO
My friends now despaired Of my recovery. aud I had
no earthly ground Of hope TO survive many days. For
tunatey al this Juncture ! saw one of Dr. Wistar's Pam
phleis, entitled "Family Medical Guide. or Treatise on
Consumption of tie Lnnrs." A.I h.d oo.n hessd ~
dying men catching at stTaws, and ] felt like doing 80 my
sell. by the consent of my physicians, I sent to YOU for
q bottle OF The medicine described, viz; Wlstars balsam
OF Wild Cherry, which relieved me Immediately. Amer
had used some five or six botilcs I 30 far recovered as TO
oe up ana ABOUT. MY cough ceased and my lungs were
my influence and powerful medicinal virtues of Wistar's
Were il not from the external injury I received in m,
and arm, by the explosion. I feel confident that
! might pave been working at my trade (Which is black
smlthtnfD but this vas prevented.
by exposure, ! have since taken several severe colds;
and my only remedy has been the pslsam. And now 1
most cordially recommend The genuine Wistsr's Ralsam
To ell who are afflicted with Colds. Coughs or Liver Com.
plants. J consider II an invaluable Medicines real
blessing 10 the world. Any person desiring further i'm
may call on me az any time. Yours, &C.
CHRISTOPHER X. SMITH.
City Of Dayton.
Montgomery co. State OF Ohio.
Subscribed and sworn Ia. before me. n Just,rc Of t,c
Peace, this Ilth day ofFebnsry. 1876.
~EBENEZER FOWLER. !
:, % Testimony OF three highly respectable citizens of
IN confirmation onbe above. III
We, the undersigned, heing Intimately seauainted uitb ]
MI. smith, and having seen and watched over him IRE.
luenuy during his late Illness, do not hesitate To say that
ne foregoing u hy no means an eKagsora,ed stalen,enf
Jut Is entitled TO full credit.
(SisncdD 4. l.. stout
J. II. II. DODSON,
HENRY n. SMITH.
sold in Wheeling hy PRYOR & PAUL.. and ].
X MBACKER. Druggists. ian 6
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-. ID. AHRPER.
A ESS CURED.
N(s &c

COMPOUND KREoSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
tFOK the cure of DEAFNESS, pains and the
discharge Of matter from the ears; also all
those disagreeahie naises. like the buzzlnc OF
insects, falling of water, whizzlng of stesm, d G
DC, which are symptoms of approaching deaf.
ness, and also generally attendant with the dis.
case For sale by Or J CRUMBACKER,
No ia. Nam ST, Sole Agent.
rms medicine is highly recommended and nu
merous ceTuhcales are given, BY very re, peel.
which ~ has performed. NV Or
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AND CARPET wARE-RooMs.

Y Y
tEtHhl Keep constantly on hama a very or,c,.....
s"fiueut ~ superior MAHOGANY. Ffeneb 40 go.
Y 'haifs Rocking Chairs. Sofas. 2 ief and go qr.lle
bfe'sirg Burcass. Bcdsioads. Toilet sts,d. -
- otsihef with every other article Of The Iaiesf sci
IN, .. wdgHsa furniture eyer odergd in This ehy.
sha pdicci Looking Glass Plates. IL ali silcs
. ylisu and flrtufe Frames on hand and mad ~ 80.
pl'H'stA are consisting ~ Feaihef Refs gr,i
aln fiiaNf Hair, Cotton, HUSH, spring snd s,,.,.
blankets, Quitg, Comforts. ssrtiov. ~
,o,.- 'ia.s Mat+ 81 an kinds. together with eve,, -,
article 81 Upholstery Ware, on hand snd 49,. ",nft
N.Nllsn ana rlat W ind0w blinds. Windo,y sbsfe. 80
tg $500 shd coiofi ~ 81 which viii te sold al YER,
y t'ccfs. TAR Cloth. vanish. apspisb NJ
~ hn"i~' sand Paper, Locks. Hinvrs. Css,,,.
Cash. """ h"u sod l1f. Nf
scam Boats furnished with ever Article ~ Ga.
',lf At sh"ti notice, aud on tbc very trat too.
y III cptnctnsu " nh the aulrc. ue hsyc 49, g.
no w. Splendid sssoriHseat Of Carpe.s. Roc. nj.
20 which VIII De- sOid clcaper ihsn bs. rgs, ~