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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28
GREAT BARGAINS,
e gabg5G9 sale,

The subscriber will scIl Ct Public Sale, on
Noa!oG, fiorch 30, 1876.
all tho Household and Kitchen Funalure belong
Ing to him in the Tavern House now occupied b,
JACOB LAiCOCK, consisting Of Chairs, Fables
Beds, Bedding anl BcdscaIs Kitchen Utensils
Halfway Cooking Stove, Coal and Wood
stove, bar 'urnaue and iixturcs, &c, Abo--
, Hoses, Buggy, Sukcy, truck Nsegon, Lumbcr
sic sleigh, sctt ct Harness anu various other ar.
'lcic5 too numerous toimcntion. Sale to commence
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ when tems will be made
kuown.
NJ. M.SDVERTHORN.
March gl.lsI6-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
The Estate Of isaac c, JOHNSON
iaie Of Orange fowaShip, dcceoIcd
NOTlCE is hereby given that letters of admin
" istution on the above mentioned Estate
have been granted to the subscriber, living in Or.
ange township. MI persons indebted to said estate
are hereby notified to make immediate payment
aud all those having claims are requested to pre-
sent them properly authenticated to
EMANUEL LAZARUS,
JOHN B. EDGAR,
Administrators,
January, II, ls4G
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AlSO

property OF Jan cs Barre; in The hands Of his ad
John liarrct and Hugh McG Irath.
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REaIsTEU's OFyIcE, }
DanvllIe, March 20, l346 5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-08
l59 BROADWAY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

PERFUMERY ESTABLISHMENT.
THE Subscriber his thanks his friends and the
since the opening Of his Store in New isng that
IN the maxim should prevail either the best or
lowing Ineligible proof that he is capable Of offering
the very best whether the competition be foreign Amer
ls He unequalled advantages Paris hav
ing bseu for Director Of the Laboratory Of Lam
ges Pee Fills for half century the first house in this line
his Peyfumey, has without single exception obtained in
New Yosk Bosson and rhadelphn First Premium
all competitors, md the last exhibition New York. he
was honored with the Gold Medal before awarded
whenever has come fairly into competition: This is
phacally the with his Shaving Cream Why should il
mot be 50? His Perfumery is, in fact the foreign,
both in its quality and mode Of fabrication, with the
addition q 40 excellence which the foreign
the greatest importance, their perishabs
His prices from to 50 lower In fine, the sub
scrber educated in the best foreign schools imported with
him the science and SIX Of his native offers the products
laboratory, equal the best imported and superior
prices He reore ha,tes himself Mat his preparations
must OF necessity supercede the imported with those
who prefer articles merely because
they foreign and have been the influence offs
hand perfect Of the foreign perfumery, and
offers ats store opportunity OF comparing the two, and Of
according to the judgment or preference Of The in
divdual.
The subscriber respectfully solieu call from those
public that nothing shall quit his stab shment without
being the uchase He particularly
the attention Of wholesale retail dealers his very
plete which he ofeIs them prices to
80 per cent cheaper than they buy esewhere.
Manufacturer and Importer Of Toilet Soaps,
5O1m~r Perfumery, &c.
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1872 BROADWAY.

CORNER OF JOHN STREET.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the Erening Post.
SPEtSCIIMENS q HINGES s,, unaPg5oachable vERBENA
praised by those ~ho made trial Of it, last took the first
those who know it impossible manufacture ar
Gle equal it. 1t sofening the skin fragrant the
destroyer offeckes and pmpes and sold cheaper
than the old soaps ALL therefore, who would consult
and comfort in shaving should themselves it.
From the New York 0azette.-1he New Soap.-We speak
knowledge Of bensfaclor and end James Grant No
Arm street. whs says ahead Of thing yet found
out in this department Of modern improvement II only
emoent but it il something more' Ia short believe
il II the best shawn < soap in the world.
, From the Evening Mirror Rings Verbena Cream, we
know by experience be the kind Of .havng and
those who have troublesome boards should be
the hardest and beard lender the operation of
shaving pefe, y MIR Ring has lately taken the bust
ness Of Dr. Minor the Of Broadway aud John
where his nestmabs article be obtaned
Kings Cough Candy which is said to be pleasant and
tain cute for that troublesome companion.
From the Sunday d spach-Every who shaves himself
should Rings Verbena Cream" II exquisite
article sofenng the beard and allaying all irritation Of the
skin 50 that becomes absolute pleasure instead Of
noyanes to use the
Beware Of limitations. and the written signature
der the directions Of c. H. Ring Prepared aud
9. II. HING, Druggist,
1872 Broadw,y. corner Of John street
Successor to DR.. VIM. II. Minor
N.B-Merchants particularly requested call and
anime this article as Prepared TO quality, quantity
peaance and price IL canIot be beaihe splendid label
from steel plate, engraved by Messrs Rawdon. Wright
Hatch far exceeding thing Of the kind before the public
la+r
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CHEAPEST and BEST INSTRUCTION IN
WRITING.
'aeademy, 10 B,csdgsy, opposite John street.

Superior and Elegant Commercial System OF WRITING,
w LII continue to Be daring hs stay in New York
80 20 ladies' and 0eusiemen Of kvHRv AGE, Day Eve
ning IN Twelve Lessons for the small charge OF
:, OrLv FIVE DoLLARs
ma bRsrow Finl:hng Writing Master promises and eu A.
RANTyEs tn ALL, old young 10 mpart nrAuTrr w
EIrEDi1ors and vAshorAsLE style Of no matter
how BAD, IyoIBLE cRAMpKp NAV be the writing
IN TWELVE Easy LESSONS FOK Is % SNLY,
s.'Boox kESrINo and SHoRr HArp taught thoroughly.
Nb-rnvae Lessons given. Families and Schools attend.
Cd. II fawlnsrc
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
PERFUMERY3FANCYS SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTICLES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

ARTICLES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Institute the much admired display Of choice Per
'ssss
ssss, tSs's
Ss s;s :sS ~ I'M
rsns q ne Of
equal 70 that Of any European Periumsr
bsisd o;sSa housss viii al tines bs Kept on hand thus
Sm s1H a
~. saa: 70, s hing holiday
which posses: virtue S Creating new Or
To Offer fi s.s'
re! the mos. delicate .La ,nd Be Offers most slsF.n,
be s
mGi os E. ehaDTS q SHATN CREAM ,c.
which, once tried viii always be present in gentle
He oaen Sis COSMETIC CREAM 30 invaluable an appli
cation faces after shaving much more elegant pre-
He SsI feI the Y head OTIS, ESSENCES FoMArUMs
q 30
dersd action Of hs scap some Of soothing e%oIaen pro-
Dsrie, re- the irritable head other. stimulating tonic
other esnse: These remedies compoundsd with weEnown
IL doe. s Is.SIs ls isRe
gan: Of the hair and to be COMPOUNDED with the thou
BsxRs o public
&c s s
virtue Of which differs from other subsances Of similar
character
For Che quality q his goods he refer Messrs Aspn
T MS, and E ~, G g. o. the mos; sss
vended articles Of his manufacture.
Finally everything his will be represented and
article does give full satsfacon will not only viii
ngy, bat also thankfully be taken back The
snoys to for his character for verac
nd good faith when, from the Of the articles thcIe
much for and he cnjons upon
all IN his employ maintain the adherence to truth and
good faith. "A call il most respectfully solicited.
EUGENE ROUSSEL,
. Manufacturer and Importer oil Perfumery,
No: $50 broadway brtween Liberty and Courtlandf,
fuoSrr 4 Cbsspu ada NH
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Congress Oregon Lectures at baltimore - NV
De,npster in to,cn-Dfr. Haywood, &c.
The House to-day, in emulation OF the example
Of the Senate yesterday, adjourned over to Monday
next. The speech OF Mr.. Haywood has put the
csudron Of the household PARTY into active iermen'
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PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
MRS. sEeuIN, Mr.; FRAZER AND MR.. sEGUIN,
Assisted x Xs mk MIR L n MIanEk a Open
Monday Evonins, March 0.
p Tl p sE gs5a IE%ia
Don Pasquale. ............M M ssgun:
bos s:,' M.ls,..i. M s Meyer
Norma r. .on.i,d. win Mrs sssun
ST., ,,,.s SAM fif f!as'i IN FERsaaScE v.,..
Be- R!sd's Dyosi
M Xisis1i. Tee t. Nc A bS,,
Price Of Adm,asloa-Bors. 81 fii. ee.u Gallery
poo, Sps. at * o'clock "a tina Curtain Will ,r.siss,
BOWERY THEATRE.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
.uD eHtSp e eo e5S II sT.-n
Tue monday y' Evsning, March 8,
The Performance wiz YHgSTSE: with the Drama Of
The Black knight, .BlsaehsId
Gedric; .................. DChanirsu.
Sir Bli an De Boz: dailbeit . Csii
Wanda. 49,. H:dsSay
LocSs.lsy: ::.:...............:.w:.i Proctor
E;dy how:na NJ. fiiiit::
n9ysEn AND e SS fHi:iS. xE XIII BONE WELL.
Mr. f fm;;s Si Mr. s.I had.w'y.
Lewsr Bo.s. 80 eea;.-second and Third Tiers. 70 cts;
Doors will open al half s-curtain will rise att
CARD OF ADVERTISEMENT.
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCU3,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Me.n WELSH IaeiT NJ NAM INsPsr xSD 6SELAvAN;
Will shortly terminate this the most prosperous season ever
experienced Amerca order fulfil their engagements
gagged large may Be- found the following
MAS LSTA Wv principal act and
premiere artistic ehaIastsr. dsnsatOns Oimelodrama-
n ~ o6 .rsa on two
monts OF eQuiation.
Eight Female Equsans who appear grand cayslesde.
Tight Rope Dancer and Equestrian performer Miss LOUISA
TURNER iSsi! .as W B. GARkoL. M 49,.
First Equestrian Pantomimist JrC ROGERS
Backward hiding aftcr tho Italian invention, BY II SIG
The RIVERS FAMlLY-remarkable for their high talent
in iAi Ne Director, and ,w. and five
SssnopiasI Of Local Gha!aetsr,, Nh Re Y W0SR n
EEPsls1i;; "a ss fS: "a Nk: II q RTSsAR'
Comic Yocalsts, MEssRs. KELLY. LATHROP. and
succession Of frat rate equestrian priorne
from all parts Of the world and continual series Of the most
magnificent Pantomimes and Spectaces Of high equestrian CO.
The S,e1 holm NJ W1s MEYER
most sumptuous Wardrobe Of all the nations in the world
comDlesd in the very first style q excellence The suits q
HT; HaE, banner, yssPps' Of war; &C., BY Ms'r' o.
most superb stud Of high bred Horses trained
tended Sy twelve and by fourteen rough riders
The Doors Circus and Theatre always opened
hsltpsss aad the performances invariably commence az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-08

CUAPs, ESSENCES AND PERFUMERY OF all kinds
- epM, No Coprandt street The subscribers original
inventors and manufacturers of the genuine Walnut Oil Mill
ary Shaving Soap which surpss all other pre-
paat,ous, having greatly enlarged prepared
TO ate orders ia line We have constantly
hand h hly scented Almond, Rese, Musk Windsor Palm,
and Toll Soaps extra Pale Family and No. Soap The
Croion Dating Soap new and splendid article we'll suited
for Baths and private family warranted and
produce rich ard pleasant athcr Together with and
general tment Of Peumey Essences &C. both Foreign
and Domes eiscted and put up with the greatest also
South Apsr can mahsts warranted 70 stand any climate
Grocc Dru sass and dealers in general requested
Us Im.r IOHNsON. vROOM 4 FOWLER.
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UNI Ed SIAIES HUTEL,
Pen~sylcania Avenue, Warrington City,D. C.
THE PROPRlETORS Of this new, large and modern built
establishment respectfully tender their hanks pub
lac for the liberal support they have and confidently
,snsd to The public The house m situate
and Half Streets the Railroad Depot the
Gapo capable Of accommodating three hundred guests
Tor Tie winters season The Parc. and ladies' apartments
rehitea indeed division Of the house the primary
has been to adapt to the comfort patrons
Inc dining hall one Of the commodious and best light
Cd BY day and night. the Unos Oar train Of
hdeny challenge the Judgment discriminating public II
the traveller.
CHARGES heretofore 81 50 per day Permanent boarders
taken at fair discount in ccnsonance with the spirit
times TYLER & BIRf.H
ms 3n eod%rc
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The Long Island Insurance 90.

The Long Island Insurance 90.
Capital 2OO,OOO Dollars.
rv.v,No. OyyIeE a fuLIos STREET. BHooxLsS;
M on n 70 fs
generally their usual favorable terms This company
oeeS red 10 Il. country thsy escape them
s S s % rsh Ay
a All o.;ss which the may sustain will be adjusted
' : '' B. ". pELAMATER, President.
OrvicE THE MERcAsTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE. Co. I
81 T 1as.s sa he
ta' s p.s. x. dsso
4. 'nS "a elected Vice
= 'A EsLIWooD WALTER. Secretary.
MINE M, IssvR1ESn pr Canso APP Fs.sH5
street. confines its business Marine freight and
&c =s
believed. Offer. and larger
.ns assured 'n'n ''' 0'e Tf!kiysTEEs
~;
T M;:.s Si; ss, WG asa.s:, RiI' S...,
Geo HsstisSs, Chas. q; e arIston. Leonard KIRBY.
ssss' .i: j. aiassi
LEWIS GREooRY, Vice President.
EILwooD WALTER, Secretary. d286m+rc
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY 1
New YoRk ebuary I'd, 1916. :
si nsd
uemanwerc elected such
DIRECTORS.
Thomas WThorne. Elisha Riggs,
Thomas T. Woodruff Arson Baker,
3: r. Robson, M. ID. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James l.. Holmes,
John r. Dawson, John r. Moore,
John H. Lee, William X Thorn,
Caleb C. Tuns, Thomas Monel,
Francis Il. Sage, Eugene Bogsrt,
John T.. Merritt, Robert Smith.
At subsequent meeting Of the Board, THOMAS w.
THORNE ESQ unanimously reelected President for
The ensuing year GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary. - nc
MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
DARTIES furnished with the Violin Harp. or Panoforte
Of Howard. mi im%m
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE

WANTED
CENTLEMEN and Families can obtain the fall value for
NJ all kinds Of supsSuons effects they wish 10 dispose or
such a. Ladies and 0entsmens Wearing Apparel Fire
Arms Furniture, kc Gentlemen leaving returning the
city will find 4 70 hsr .dvantsse 70 send ior the bseIbc
who pledges himself to give far price Tor all articles offered
tended 10 r. EEVEN8TYN,
d21 lnsve Rrosdwsv IN sss;vs
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s.. BASSETT FRENCH.

.. DhGtSEI
COUNsELLOR AT LAW, attends all the courts held in
~ the city Of Richmond and county Of Virgins
Office Manchester to, Hi. ellency, James
Mcdowell Governor Of Virginia; His EIcellsney John
tomsy 1egeral g.; Hon Sidney Barter Agency q ne
seot Speaker ofthe Senate Of Val Hon. q DromE ole
C., Va Hon. James A. Seldom, NJ g., Va; Hon. 0e, w.
HOPKINS NJ c. Va; ward H. Hudson fss Broadway. New
York.
BM Hudson will take charge Of any papers int ndsd
Tor Nj French and forward same TO him safely.
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MULIC.
M DUMsDAY. No $ Bond street; near the Bower! !
lin, teach Ladies Gentlemen their
sidences in all parts OF New York City. with much facility
and rapid by HI. new but falling system
Terms very reasonable. Apply Ct IS Bond street.
MI 1msrc
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CAUTION.
IAhEs 8 MAs9 l! SPANISH BLACKIN0 LABEL

lanes s. MAsON's SPANISH BLACKING LABEL
- COUNTERFEITED Shippers, Merchants, and the
public generally accustomed % pn,ehase use MAsON5
fully requested 70 examine the LABELS Of Backing Boxes
his BackpE Labels have been copied every
ileua, the name and location only excepted by
Philadelphia for the purpose Of Deeirng the P5c by i'm
posing their confidence favor of Mason Backing the
style and form Of the engraving and lettering the and
Mason, Challenge Backing labelled in spanish
any American market.
TO PREVENT FRAUD for the future Jas. s. Mason will
place his signature the labels Of box Of Backing
renee maonfscuIs the srtsnt and variety Of his
chinery and other facilities afford him advantages
other Backing Manu- the United States
Orders for BLACKtNG and WHITING INK, Of the best
quality, furnished promptly and to any extent, By
JAMES s. MASON,
mi 1w eodsrc North Third street.
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$4,000, $1,000, 5000, 5000, Ga, 900 a 900,
g., 800, 81, 900, 800, 1000,
10 LEND ON BOND AND MORTA0E-The above
Of money good productive real this city
Brooklyn. Apply 70 BROAD. No. II Wall in the
n B-Csli b wesa he hours Of and Il o'clock, o. be
nd lo,el p "A 1msre
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WRAPPING PAPER.
no REANis Cap. Crown and Double. Grown rag and
PERSSE BROOKS,
imr IS I'D q Nsssan sIoee
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CITY OF ELMS.

CI OE ELNlO.
THE EXHIBITION OF this model together with models
OF the public buildings Of New York, and the Mormon
Temple Nsuvoc will remain open for short time longer at
the "''n"e 0d L. oPiSGRTER BEibEN, Proprietor
E.B.LUNNINGHAM,S upt Of Exhibition
Tho proprietor is constructing at $50 Broadway,
THE MODEL OF NEW YORK.
Representing carved wood every building shed tree and
other object the great Metropolis Of America WHICH Will
be completed in lew months Above this Model will pc
places Of business manufactures private residences hotels
steamboats, &c. varying from 10 70 30 inches IN lengh ior
which moderate compensation will be charged, :,
Having nearly competed Model Of New YORK Inc
proprietor will either sell lease Of the Model Of New
fasim'r E.PORTER BELDEN. 3eo Broadway:
SECOND LECTURE ON OREGON.
MIR CHARLES sAXTON. Of Oregon CITY, will repeat
lvl his Lecture upon the Oregon Territory, on MONDAY
EVENING abe 9th Of March. ut the Lecture Room Of the
eoc,ey Library OF Broadway and Leonard street. He
will gives full description Of the country its resources CHI
mate, soil, productians &c.
MIR Saxoa oil party four who crossed he Rocky
aims from Oreroi Missouri in September last,
and robbed by the rwae- lndiaas He will give very
from Missouri with compa y Of $40 emigra' n
All thoe VII, feel the subject invited to at
tend. The lecture will commence At hall past o'clock
Tickets tf admission be had az the society Library
Price as cents. me Afr
THE BALL in Compli ment to Mr. CHAs, H PINE will
i t,ke place at the Apollo, on TUESDAY EVENING,
Sessrs Dodworh and Kendalrs Bands both engaged
or the occasion
Tickets 81 be obtained Of either of the ttee at
Mercer House. and at the Apollo the evening Of the Bail
JAMES l.. WAUGH, Chairman
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HERALD JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

THIS Establishment ssuppied with every material
sary for pfompt, and economical OF
every descrip oa Of Book Work whether Lstin Freach
Italian spanish works The stention Of authors request
r.sds they may rely gIon rsssivns ample jusucs
THE JOB -FlCE,
The most ertenstre in this city,
furnished with every description Of Type suited Show
Bills for Thears, Concerts Museums, Lectures, Public
Meetings for any other purpose, where the largest de-
Iar Letters Bill Heads kus Work. Law Jobs, and
above estab shmeut has largest Presses this city.
where all Bills worked colors will be beautifully exscu-
ted. Apply E. D. c. third fourth story Herald Bald.
inEs. where all orders will be received If
TO DEALERS IN WOOLLENS.
1T MIGEON < CO, Sal West street. Re inshers Of
III. Cloths, Cassmeres aud Sanes The gold medal has
Woolen Goods.
Refers TO Messrs. Woco slade So Pine street; WiIkam
O. Langley Co., 50 Exchange Place. Of Broad s1et;
and 10 d. Brigham Co. 60 ae where orders may DO
ieft mi Im.r
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ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.

ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.
THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having
completed their Works. ready to execute orders
any event that may Be The Company have spared no
expense the eecuon Of the Works which would tend,
the least degree, to the Improvement Of the Lead having
Be ns we'll aware from our long familiarity with the differ
sold as such has beea and s j. greatly aduisrard with
Baytes article Of mine. production much heavier than
White Lead and in itself possessing vue Of any pig
whatever being, when mi1ed with oil .lnos trans
recommend il the Trusress Atlantic White Lead Com
have passed. unanimously The following VIZ:
article. he Atsnre White Lead Company will make but QUE
quality Of White Lead both Dry and Ground Oil that to
G
saeh TO all who msy purchase their Lead" .
Purchasers therefore, may be well ASSURED that every de-
.d 81 %
will not only tend to the grearr durability Of the Faint Int
will found mus economical in is evsn IN the
covering quality thereby giving far better finish
Win coa. thar the sdultstrd White FAINT would with
s .so w k : .sS s.d hs
Ss,i PANT Ysiiev eSrs spssIS brown. Il. fs Green.
Hsvns been appointed general Agents for the Company all
orders should be direcfsi to o.
safp j. fEosFMsT2S19R &c. =:
e sold together parcel. % suii at om 10 70
otss The following constitutes portion Of the stocf VIZ
1900 feet fresh cut crotch MshoGsny ysnesn-
sSs 90 superior Ross~oea v vsss,r
;Sss isss * sash' * and inch M.hosaa,
$50 Icss Mahogany, . do Rosewood do zsbmveod.
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HE
VENTILATING
WIG

The
VENT ILIAATING
60 closely resembles the real head of HAIR that scepcs and
connos.eur. have perfect extra
o oUs. nvsuon Of The day The great this
Weaving Thieh cause. i. closely resemble
defy deteetcn being beautiful porous and
50 fee that in all Of Precipitation evaporation unmpe
alike invited a.rsss hi. novel
%s ss
Liberty street, up stairs. ma lm.rc
TO CAPITALISTS.
he lssh ss Ssoef
That valuable House and Lot fee No 80 Carmme street.
valuable ruittree. &c. ~'''''' AAA''''' '''''
can be seen at any reasonable hour. ms 5, = iO'r
PATENT LAP-WELDED IRON BOILER
FLUES.
EQU C,S!r 5 AND A HALF feet long. and and
;. ,u... THos; PRossEE, I.sens...
TO THE LADlES-TO THE LADIES'
- ro:s e Lia.: Gs9s%saj obtain
residence, No 60 Duane street. bassmenns ,o,,u,
NB-asnslemsns Clothing and Furn%s ;.s !. !; rs by
All letter. through the Post Office will be siteodsd TO-
EARMERs' AND MILL RS BANK, Aagerstown, Nd
Notes tins 81 ton ssi'i; e, 81
GENlNS FASHIONABLE HATS.
FOR THE ENSUING SPRING,
st. Pa b 1ssSy Tor inspection M Opposite
usT PUBLISHED, Prlce 50 cent?, a the Beacon Once,
Si. I.!
swedsnbogism with the History Of It's Founder; TINE with
"a
iSs w Gs se IN M %
HE H ACNE or ExrEDITIOUs WkITlNE-stew.
SSS 81 81 AZ &EssSS:
sssas'' on &:
:"S Of y.
% be
ssS each will ,. awarded those MsmNe. Glass who
% G; he s
81 BE s aass r.
the aptues; and wit contained il al ConuDd
s 'ns
sna
Cou.se Of Lectures the following have made
y 3 Sss.1 for as
' c:S : TO y %
sn 81 s ss p'ss e The Mr.
III Hos:. Tisl.. S. q: isds: i s.
NY ss NE nsf.s':s s.s. +:
s1eoios sss Il. q x. % ~ he Ss . sSs.
m aSS objection; TAes wsr .es n dsn,
boys W had taken bat Of H. were able to
re- very readily stsno fhonogrphic eh.acer such
tencss We hsnded IA BY tbs audience and written the
blackboard by the Lecturer y mi aw eodsrc
To TAILORS
~. deemed unnnee essry to favor of STENE-
NETS celebrated work on Curing Garments than ihst il
emneet OF the profession the aid Of the nu erous Dia
grams II alns together with ample acc
panyirg the Of capacity can
hours Cur VIII The styles
OF garments and in be
BY the ,efenced The foop ing are few or
the macy highly respectable testify the
the book. - :
The und,y.ig ed being practically acquainted with Mr..
Stenemcts Ireaies Cutting 0armeps wh pleasure
commend it work complete arraoge and in its
practical application TO Cutting superior heretofore
Daniel Cutter; Stats Baker; Charlie, Cox T. w Tryon
&c, &c.
~ The above be obtained OF the author at No. li3
Broad Way Ne Hnyk from n HIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-08
TO TAILOKS.

GOA am dslverng from my yard eoruer Of King and
~ Greenwich the real Peach Orchard Red Ash
these 10y prices for only Egg and Broken IS 7 large
Nut and Stove mixed IS M Buyers positively depend
on having their Coal delivered at these prices.
j3l 7meOdsY PETER CLINTON.
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