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KEYES, WILSON &CO.,

EGEYES, WILSON &CO.,
COMM IssION MERCH ANTS
81 Camp Street, NE w ORLEANS.
EAFOULD again tender their services
go to theirf riends and the public ge-
neraIIy, in the sale of Cotton and the
transactions of Commission business in
all its branches, pIedgeing themselves
TO use every eXertion to promote the
interest of, and render satisfaction to
those who may confde business TO their
charge.
We have Open Policies Of Insurance,
10 cover all shipments of Cotton CON
signed to our address. Those wishing
Insurance will write across the face
Of the Bill Of Lading, "InSur NICE 1cant-
ed.' and forward the original to US by
mail. We shall keep all Cotton fully
insured against fire here until sold.
We will furnish our friends with
BaggIng, Rope, Family Groceries. &c,
at the lowest cash price, when ordered
Liberal cash advances will be made
on Cotton or Bills Of Lading, in hand.
J. w LUMPKlN is our authorized
Agent, and will promptly attend 10 any
usinsss consigned to him.
Oct 22d. 4O:6na.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned, Administrator oil
! the Estate of George w. Terry
deceased, having, at the Januray Term
A. ID l845 of the Probate Court oil
Pamela county, filed his accounts for
final settlement at the March Term A. D,
1845 Of said Court:
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested ia said Estate, to attend at
SAID Term OF Court, and show cause. If
any they have, why final settlement
and allowance of said accounts should
not then be made.
ROBERT. w. BRAHAM. Adn,x
Of The Estate Of Geo. w. Terry decd.
January 25, 1916 3-6w.
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ADDRESS j.. A. Cooley.
Publishers Hall, Philadelphia. Godey's
and Grnham's Magazine VIII be furnished
oneceipt s., by l. A eiIIadh nna
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Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
The Stale of MisstSsippiI Probate
1allaaatchie County.| Court
January Term, 1845.
"a Il this term of the Court Letters n
= Administration having been grant
ed to the undersigned on the estate O.
Huston Howard diseased, therefore al
persons indebted to said estate, are re,
quested to make irmediate payment
and all those having claims against said
estate, must present them duly authen
ticated within the time prescribed by
law, or They will be thereafter barred
Charleston Miss, Febru'y s. 1915.
p. B. MCDANIEL
DOW Adm'r.
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Administrators N09ice-

"A GREEABLY to an order ofthe Hon
"a Probate Court of Pamela county Mi
made at the October Term thereof a n
1914, | will as Administrator de bonis.
non Of the Estate Sarah Harrison. de.
ceased, present my accounts for final
settlement and allowance, at the Deem
Der Term A. ID. 1914 of sad Court:
All persons interested are hereby no
titled 10 attend and show cause if any
they have, why final settlement and al
lowance should not be made.
LUDY COTHEN Adr.
boniS non Of S arab Harrison dsc'd
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RUGLAR
PACK Ell.
The new Hight draugllt
and substantial steamer,
LAMA.

CALDW ELL MAS lI IL.
Will run this season as "a regular
PACKET BOAT, between the dlffernt
ports on the Tailahatchie river and
New Orleans.
Having been built expressly for the
navigation Of second and third class
rivers, she is thought by all who have
seen her to be as well adapted to this
trade as any boat that has ever been
in it.
The proprietor does not hesitate in
assuring the public that she is as safe
as any boat.
Being entirely new, and built by the
best Of workmen, and Of the best tim
Ders, her hull and machinery is not
inferior to any ahoat.
She can cary about 500 bales Of cot
ton. For freight or passage apply on
board or TO Hunt &Co, agents.
January Is, 1915. eff
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FEMALE { W0T3
hERS. N. PATRONS School for
W. yonng ladies will open at Pamela
on the Goth of October next.
-TERMS-

PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
OrthograPhy, reading and
writing, ] $500
Geography, Arithmetic and /
English Grammar, 1906
Nat. Philosophy, Chemistry,
History land Composition, AS
tronomy, Bellies Lettres, or
either of them 195
For Drawing, Painting,
Embroidery and Needle wor
an extra charge Of SC
REFERENCES
Judge CARBRY,
S. w. CARR. Esq.
~ HOWARD g.
DIR. H. ". EDM "
Maj. j. N. H1RPER,
STERN SIMMONS, Preston
F. Il. TYLER, Esq,
VIM. e. STONE. fdnof0
September Goth, 1915. SO.
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REGULAR
PACK BIPlB0A Ra
The substantial built Steamer
OLIVE.

w. J. O'FARRELL, MASTER,
Will run the ensuing season as REG
ULAR PACKET BOAT between the
various ports on this river and Vicks-
burg, and will take cotton for N. Orle-
ans at The lowest rates. The Olive is
is as we'll adapted to this river as any
boat, and will freight cotton as safely
as any other For freight or passage,
apply on board or 10 A. w. Armstrong
az .,
P"' ola, Jan'y 48, 1915. Q tt
Pms. Cotton SHIPPED by this boat will
beinsu red OF the lowest rates.
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BLACK SMEEUUNG

HE undersigned having permanent
~ located himself in this place. is
prepared to execute all work in bic
lIne, on the shortest notice. and in the
most complete and durable mannar
;. his shop is on the main street lea
ding from the public square to the
rlver' where he may be found all
umes' Pamela, Mi. Jay. 8 L. Ii
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EEaSO fVcuat tICc.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

HE > I Il z OF III.9D IDDII I
Pamela COUNTY.
Probate Court, September Term, l845.
ERFE, the undersigned Commissioners
w Of insolvency, on the estate OF
Thomas w. Watson, decd, represent
ed insolvent,l appointed by said Court
at the Term aforesaid, will meet at
the office of G. +. Curtis on the third
Monday in each month, TO examine,
uudit, and settle the claims for and "a
gainst said estate.
w. w. SMITH, { 2
C. f. CURTIS, 5.
S. B. M'KEE, =
39-6m
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FRuir- Sales were effected this week to the amount
of about 1000 boxes bunch raisins, at 81 10 81 20
number OF bags of fbers aud wanuts at SIC shelled
Almonds ls 49, mos 500 bushels of African peanuts
fas a l2Ic At Auction. some 400 boxes of Palermo
oranges sold at 81 81 50 s7i and lot Of lemons at
81 80 a 81 S71 cash.
HrMrrhere is but little doing and since the last
port sale of Manila bales in lots, at S42 SO, mos is
all that we have to notice.
LEAD-The market continues dull-MissouTi pig may
be quoted at So as, cash.
PsovIsIoSs-No change in beef. Ohio mess pork sill;
prime 50 As co. lard, 81 Il butter is in better de-
mand; western dairy II lac; common, l0c cheese
in good demand at II e1c.
Ricx-The news by the steamer has caused Sigh.
dspfassion. Tho market is 6rm however, at 81 le}
81 SO at which price few uerces were sold.
ToBAcco-The market is still very inactive, and we
hear of no sales
WH,sxEy = Drudge, 2Itc; barrels, 22c.
WHALERoNE-Not much doing. A sale OF 10, 900 lbs.
of North West Coast at IS cents, cash, is all that We
hear OF.
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rrIsceIlaneosss Record,

Miscellaneous HecOru. -.
ScHR X c ain Bell from Phadelphin i"f NewME ~,
IN caro- or eoa stuck ON Dead Mans Shoe near Cape
Nav during the night Of the aud sooa sfts snnk and
was thought would be a total less.
AomO PORTS
p,-,,ovr April a3-Arr brig Androscoggip, Larrabes,
Portland; schrs Oro Hubbard Ponce rE; Mcsysn Ter y
ca brss selma Jackson lilo isneno and market; William,
NJ nnt IN 10 distress 18th nst) Scott Cork Frances jane,
,dner 81 john, PR; schr Josephine Elidg Ponce PR;
Roe Avery York sld bark Maryland Davis for Bos
w
Cid Comet Knowes Demarara SID schr Indiana for
Boston. !, :. ~, -. :. , -,
O,,esns: brgs sun now Gerard Crocker Sua. Bray,
Boaon mooser. MaT,h K,sg.ton. "a; Paul Jones Thy
son do; ChappelIo Nash, do; Paine, tlio Com
Johnson; Copper Ieeds Ann kebecca To nsend; Whale,
ball New Ycrk; Cleopatra, Burcushs New Hsves Below,
and schr Richard Rush Hva Pheba Batter and WIN Wilson
eli ab,ve Chkft@s
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Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived
CHISA-Ship Thomas Perkins-N Cook. Esq, of Salem,
Mass
Sr DOMINGO CIrY-Brig Huntress-H Holden, of Provi-
dence
WINDSOR, N S-Brig Billow-Mr Wright.
WINDSOR, n S-Drig Wanderer-A Elliott, and WIN Fra
GEoReErowS C-s chr Timo,eon--Nlr Moulton.
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CHNA-Shp Thomas Perkin2oo chests souchong 1908
bales hemp os pieces ioos do 1853 bags 20 bales mdse
Bnque Of Salem2 bales hemp cloth w Pike do Endi
colts bxs curiosities Kennedy-3 do w Laurie CO.
boxes J Ferrs-45 bales mdse to order
ST DoMISao CTr-Bng Huntress-2iS hides ll22 pieces
mshog my Dbl honey Aymar & CO.
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90 M M r Il q 1 A L..


New York, Friday, April "a.
AsHEs-The sales continue light at 50 S7t Pots, and
50 Is Pearls
BRKApsruFrs-The market is not active, and the trans
actions to moderate extent at So IS for -four, which
10 the current There foreign orders here to
extent, and shippers will now take hold at the pre-
sent low rates. Nothing to notice in wheat The sales
of rye small at 70c which buyers offer Several lots Of
Jersey in ths market with sales at ETC. Oats AZ
A. cents.
CorroN--There was a moderate enquiry to-day, and
the sales amount about 600 bales, chiefly for export
Sales made principally from to 10 decline.
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Foreign Markets.

BARBApoEs, March 23-our market is abundantly
supplied with the exports from the States SupeIfn
aour sells in small quantities at So so per bbl with hea
w stock Corn Meal Large supply and Ie.sils at So;
yellow 81 per bag; B. l. peas sat per bag, stock
very light; crackers "A to At pilot bread 81; navy
bread $3 not much Of the two latter on hand Pork Is
dull with downward tendency, and selling in small
lots STA. Bank Bills London at 30 days, $3.50 to
the flOO stg--U s. Gag.
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THE EYE.

nR. WHEELER, Oculist No. 70 Greenwich street New
York near the Battery deyotes his exclusive
public that that there not amongst the
which csnnot be essentially relieved cured BY him The
vast number Of undoubted which be
cd either extent or success by that Of other Oeast
N Okce hours from A. M. to o'clock r. NJ aSsr which
- Artificial Eyes for SALE and which will be insertsl an
reasonable terms.
pamphlet containing remarks Disesses Of ha Eve with
several instances Of effected by Dr. Whsesrs
mode Of treatment 30 had grauitousy his
the will be forwt rdsd making application
him by letter, post pai, mN im]r
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MARITIME HERALD


NOTICE sHIrMAsTERs.
We hope that Captains Of arriving this port will
deliver shipping lists parcels
tended for this Office other than the New York
Pilots, or Capt RoBERr SILvEy of our news fleet.
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CONSULTING
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

OFFICE
NO. s NORTON STREET, ALBANY, NY
Dr.. COOKE may be coafdentiay consulted daily at No
Norton street, Albany, NJ Y. Once houn from T. M until
10PM
MEDICAL ADvIcE-As 1t is always important obtain the
services Of an experienced and skfu the
celebrated pr Cooke No Norton street, Absny -Msaieal
and Surgical Journal.
r. e SID Il NOE,
AT STANWlX HALL, ALBANY, NJ r.
JUNCTION OF THE BOSTON WITH BUFFALO kArxRoAD.
lnnkr
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aniie.s.


msscelluueOua record
PACKET sHIr FRANCOIS isr Wheeden for Havre Is detan
ed until Saturday morning
Spanish ship Rosa previously reported ashore on sand s'snd
Mobile has become total $50 bales OF anu
sails and have been saved the remainder Oh tne cargo
will be lost. r, an I.
scuR LoRIvpa, L,mbc OF and from Boston, Fen ~ q!
Jerem,e kaorked down in violent gaze snd
leaking .dy Sub qutnty she encountere"
gales which aid ID her 50 that she
ed her port Of destination with great dmcol,y sna would
prossbly condemned The cost OF rsp s wouia sIce.a
The value the vessel Her CARO- was psay oamaseo Leay
every article being more or less wet , -,
Bs,o HySsy bet v cd Of North Yarmouth Means from
10 asr.nss fr New York ugo hide. hair &c ashore
near Cape 81 Tbomss March and bgcd most Of
so'@''N " spoken.
PACKET hp Patrick Henry Delano fsom Liverpool for New
York. March q, of Beardscy. . :.
Steamer Unicorn, fom Boston Tor HALIFAX, was seen April
TO- 10 a m, Cape Sa l- East 30 miles.
Brig Grasd Tara from Cadenas for Portland, April H. lat
SHIP AIkmer. from New Orleans bound Philadelphia.
April n, LAT a. %, Ion ~ o6.
chr Forss! King Of Harwich, bound Boston, April .,
Slad Key NV, miles.
Bss Ator, Havana for Cowes 20 days out, March as.
lat 20 ~ Ion IS 10
BARK Rowena from the Bahama Banks, eth inst-pored
from New York.
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APPOINTMENT ny THE PRESIDENT. Robert Colt
man, Of Washington ID. c., to be warden Of the peni-
tertiary in the District Of Columbia, vice John H. Dsds,
resigned.
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FOR THE PIIES

nR. UPHAMS ELECTUARY An Internal remedy IN
- certain for the Piles either external besd
ing or blind Sold at No 12l Fulton street. No Division e.
and By the proprietor ay educated physician of teu
g. yesr sFPsrsnes eouhaed 70 ONCE practlcs, whs.s
cal Ones No ~ pewsry.l doors above Spr;ns street.
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DR.. ]. FRANCIS, OCULIsT

THIRD STREET.
M e. the undersigned having witnessed ASTONISHING epres
" performed by Dr. Francis beye his ara
the the Eve
highly recommend him a safe and skful Oculist.
Rev. Duncan Dunbar, Rev. B. H. Core,
Rev. J. Andrade, r. G. Priest, Rev. g. Benedict.
Rev. J. Peck, Rev A. Wheelock.
70 References given to those the city who have bsen
totally blind from Amorosnsight perfectly restored:
Ulcers and Specks removed. OF thu longest standing
~ number Of undoubtsd testimonials 10 Be seen nj the
ofce. will satisfy the public Of his ston.shng
the poor gratis
Broome G. Gr, house, second block Of Broadway
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Sioux INDIANS We learn from the JV,xfern
Democrat, that Captain Aliens company of dragons
passed through Weston few days ago. having in charge
$50 sioux Indians Tho Indians feirac: ory. and
hence the necessity OF ordering this company Of dra
goons TO superntend their removal to the other side Of
the river.-Sf. Louis Rep. April Ia
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The ship susquehanna, which was to have started this
morning for Liverpool has been detained, in conse.
auencs Of the seizure Of barrels Of -four part Of her
cargo, account Of light weight and false tars Some
Of the packages twenty pounds short Of weight
and the average fraud will not be less than lbs for
each barrel Luckily, tho -four the last shipment
put into the hold and easily got at
The brand that of Joseph Kerr, whose establish
ment 10 in the vicinity Of this city The seizure was
made by Capt Hubeli, Deputy Inspector Of Flour who
deserves great credit for tho promptness with which he
acted through such practices that Philadelphia
those OF other ports.
The Magnetic Telegraph still remains 10 speechless
state, and there is telling when the breaks in the
wire will ell be mendod. Information just brought
to the Office. that Of the wires broken
miles from the city II this Is the only that ms
anmenAed, it will soon recover its speech.
Madame Augusta 10 about closing her engagement at
the Walnut which has been very successful The Arch
Ia oren, but though presenting attractive bills does not
OBJ in crowded audiences.
\ carpenter shop ard stable, in Fifth above Wood.
were destroyed by ERE last night
Prices OF stocks improved to day State SIS Sold after
the closing Of the second board advance upon the
opening price
Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FiRsr BoARp-l00 sLs Reading RR as wn AL: S5O00
State S. days o7t; ssooo State S. So o7y; 10000 do
b. 61l; $1,000 do 10, 673 shs Girard Back 81: 100
Girarj Bank Of; so DO Resding 3sl.
Arrgg BoASp g shs Farmers x Mechanics Rank "A.
5000 state os Oh 100 sh vicksburg Bank 81; 400 do
Girsrd Bank, b5 10, 90 do Reading RR 81
srcoSp BcAsD 100 abs Girsrd Bank 10; so do Read.
ing Rk b5. 81; $1,000 Lehgh Mortgage Loan 10
ArrsR BoARp-25 shs Lshigh, 5 DAYS 81: $1,000 Read
ing Bonds, cash, 7al; $1,000 do al; $4,000 state 6s
days, 672.
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BALTIMORE, April ~, 1916.

BALTIMORE, April ~, lS46.
The Caledonia Ntrs-Singuiar .arrest Of Runs,cays-
Splendid 5uiiding-7He Markets, Stock Board, &c.
The news by the Caledonia reached Baltimore, in
Extra of tho Nt York Herald, last night, and is this
morning spread before the entire community, in the
vera daily papers II to be Of but little impor
TANGO, however, either commercially or politically
Two runaway negroes from Washington City, were
arrested yesterday few miles from the city, under
singular circumstances. Two gentlemen were fox
chase and the trail having led them through dense
woods they found two lhorses ssdded and brided and
tied to tree, with every appearance Of having been
gave up the fox for better game-and on searching
negro house by, found two negro men, whom they
arrested and searching found concealed the per-
then confessed that they had hired the horses from VIM
Majors in Washington City, for a short excursion.
The splendid building about to be erected by Lee &
Johnson, the Of Calvert and Baltimore street.
will soon be commenced The workmen are busily on.
gsged in demolishing tho nine buildings which cover
the ground on which this magnificent structure is to be
erected.
srocK AND MoSrY MAnxEr.-Thers has been con-
tnued decline in the stock market during the past week
and Uhough reaction had taken place in State and
City Loans, the malket generally closes heavy, and
sales with difficulty effected Good paper II the
street in abundance. at per cent month and
pitaliss are Ieaping rich haves-the demand likely
to continue throughout the season note large sales
Of City six per cents at the stock board at % GAL,
mostly on at the close at s4l-e4f offered
Pleasure skies the sale at % Five pcr OF 1870
are a. 77-75i buyers. State oans hang-sales at 73t
Sterling fves, g. offered, 81 asked.
THE MAskkrs.-The recent foreign news by the Uni
cord, has had effect the -four market, and 10
soon TO ascertain what will be the effect of tine Caedo
MAS news. There were sales Monday Of Howard st
flour at 81 10 and Tuesday morning rates =
tions and stock very smsl susquehanna -four held
at 81 SIT. Rye -four 80 IS IS Corn meal 50 10 a
in barrels, are being made at % cents, and Of
hogsheads at - cents per gallon. The demand dull
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PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL a..

Cleared.
Ship Vicksburg, Berry, New Orleans. w Nelson.
khip Samuel hicks, Bunker, Alexandri,.
Ship Hartford, Sannerfnan Saw nnah Durham Dimon.
Bark Washington, Bartlett. t'ibrsltar,J klwsll
Brig Nile Hamp'e,, Belize Ho duras, l. iborusse.
Brig Marshall, Taylor C.sis, Me.
8 hr Cora, arulher. Nswbern.
Schr Eiicott, Cole, Baltimore johnson K Lowdsn.
Schr Texas, Baker. Ply mouth.
Sehr Lsop I'd, Nooaan. Halifax. T Winnett.
Sshr l. herr,ck, t,larance Salem.
Schr Amsnda U, heiia Chase. Philadelphii.
Schr Olivia Virginia. Hul bert, Richmond.
soop Midas, French, Providence.
Soop J l. Long, Jones, roydence.
Barges Comet Coz, and Dolphin, Lamb, Philadelphia
arrived.
Ship Thu mas Perkins, (o Salem) Graves from China and
MANILA 22 dys ST Helena ,rch TO- with hemp and
NC TO Pinques of Salem, and Nichols OF New York
Brig iunuess tof Phil dephs) Baker % days from City
OF 81 Domingo, with mahogany, TO Ayma& Co. Lett brig
Clara, Durham, loading the Coast for New York
Schr Delaware Salston, days from Beaufort, with naval
stores order.
senr Emily johnson, sehnedeker. days from Baltimore,
with mdss, 10 Johnson Lowden.
Below,
Two briggs
Sailed
Ships Louisville, New Orieans Catarine Jackson, Balti
moie Adelaide, Havana; barks British Queen st Johns;
CHARLES VII iam Barbadoes brgs Carolina, Charleston;
Manhattan, Pensacola; Ann Smith ST Thomas.
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WIGS, WIGS AND TOUPEEI


ND real head Of hair Of any in New York 10
"a to be had LAiRps, % Chatham street, formerly OF
hiag ia reference these Wigs the and
great popularity firmly establish their worth Bat
liable be imposed by the pretended wig
maker who so sbound deem our duty 70 pro-
claim their meris that be msed deprived OF
valuable a head Of hair,
great variety Of ladies' ornamental hair work. the v-
e ia.rh LAIRD's. "a Chatham It,
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THE
INVISIBLE
WIG

GO closely resembles the real head Of HAIR that sceptc and
- have perfect and
ordinary invention Of the day The great advsntares OF this
novel unique its being made without sewing
the al hair both in lightaess and Appearance
defy detection ts texture beng beautiful porous and
fee that in all of respiration evaporation - unnps-
ded aud the evils Of other entirely AVOIDED The
and al In.peet this novel
and besusifu Wig end the peculiar hod fitting head
the mauufcprers A. G. BARRY lag Broadway corner Of
Liberty street. mp stairs m lmvrc
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M. WISE, OPTICIAN,

NI mIOfm1 cltlZenD Of New
A New ork and the public general thar
himself 10 this city, at
Whers may be found large aud complee sssortueut AZ
sPECTACLES AND READING GLAsSES, y
la Gold, Silver and Steel Frames
NJ W. wcnld also remind the bic whom be ID <sisl,v
known by his annus visits Saratoga Springs for the (ssf
enabled to the glasses suitable for any eve
with weak be supplied with glasses
gre,tly benefit and not strain the sight S- ~
Particular att called new Tvle 81 PerspeeSv.
Ground Glass OF the finest Hint, which, hrogb th.sv M
polish and true ground produce the pues sson and sss
been highly best ia AZ eject
and reading. "''s.-s
Short persons have been opsrated imam
for Cataract also be suited. ~r'~
He Glasses Of superior quality in old framss
and solics the patronage of all in Of mis- articles
will warrant all Specacles purchased from me TO sut the
sight for five exchange them without extra charge
m
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NEW INVENTED
WIGS AND TOUPEEC.

RATCHELORs invented Wigs and ecalps 10 perfect
y resemble the natural hair = 70 defy dsteeuol. 4 i
now scarcely matter OF losing indifferent he'd
hair when perfectly adaptsd to the count
and style Of every and without any the vsraous
dcutes long experienced By
m VIM. BATCHEL0kS, Wall street, near Broadway.
Hem0v ed from 16t BrOld.-ay mai Iu,prn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-24

The New Yosk couFirF expresses ne
opinion that the riiy or Mexico ean never
he rearhed ria Monierey. and predicts
thai there . 70 BE more sighting before
ne have . peace. II sdds :-a We must
eanqnoE peace By marching 70 he zap
ilsl from The ses roasls and ibis caa Be
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