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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24

IAlPOR TANr NEWS FROM EU
ROPE.

By The arrival Of tie ship Liberty
Bosom, four days later news has been
received from L)ndon. |, announces
the resignation Of Sir Robert Peel and
the entire formation OF a new cabinet.
This news is important, politically s'
well as commercially.
This change Of miois,ry' has created
great excitement in England, the meas
ures proposed by the lse Cabinet, The
opening Of The ports, snd the extension
Of more liberal commercial policy
were deemed to he essentially peace
measures upon the existing relations be
tween Gres, Britain end The United
States The attempt TO carry these
measures through has caused the dlssolu
iion alluded 10, and placed men with
new views and new feelings al the head
of sa,irs. Politicians will be confound'
ed by ,hesin;ellige and spectators in
flour who have been waiting in expecta
ton Of lhe repeal Of The corn laws will
be not little astonished and bewldered
by the result
The news by the next steamshtp,now
doe al Boston, is more anxiously expec'
ed than ever. The public wish 10 as.
certain The consequences of The dissolu-
ton of the Peel ministry-wheiher
Lord John Russell will be su ustained by
the whether Pariam ent will be
dissolved and general election take
pace-whe,her the Tories will be re.
stored TO power or the Wing ministry
be sustained and the corn laws be re.
pesled-whslher the new minister " III
be disposed 10 make any concession on
tte. Oregon question, Or whether Pal
merston will insist upon sustaining sa.ion
al honor and dignity, are all questions
which though yariously discussed al the
ypresent time among all classea, canno'
be determined with any degree Of GER
tain,y until we receive further advices
from England. The news, then, will
be The most important which could pos
,sbly come, and public anxiety is on ii ?
toe 10 receive il.
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Ample experience has proved that no
combination of medicine has ever been so
efecluaI IN removing the above diseases, as
Jayne's lhle PIeservative. 1t has effected
cures Mat have been truly astonishing, not
only oi Cancer and other diseases Of that
class, but has removed the most stubborn
Diseases Of the Skin, Swelings, Dyspepsia,
&c &c. This medicine enters in The cirCu-
Iailon, nd eradicsles diseases wherever To-
Gated. h purties the blood and other finds
ot The body, removes obstruction in the
pores of the skin, and reduces engagements
ni The G ands or bones. II increases the sp.
pelIe removes head ache and drowsiness
and invgoraies ihe whole system, snd i'm
parts animation TO lhe diseased and debilila-
Ied constitution. There is nothing superi.
or TO it in ihe whole mateIia medica 1t is
perfectly safe and exlrepely pleasant, and
has nothing of the dignsiing nausea accom-
panng the idea of swallowing medicine.
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, AS
THAM - No remedy has ever been
found 10 remove the above diseases so
promptly and effectualIy as Jayne's Expec-
torant. | cleanses the lungs from all rita-
ting matters, while al the same time il heals
and nyisorales them. Prepared only at
No. 8 South Third street, Philadelphia.
The above Medicine are for sale al
The store Of
JOHN R. MOYER.
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NO TICE.

II hereby given, that WIS have ryrchascd at Con-
Nsable sale, as the prof. city of Jo hn Steiner the
following property, TO wit:
| two horse wagon and coal bed, sled, 2 bay
horses and harness, cutting box l cradle and
scy the, loads of corn fodder: sheep one hall
of seven acres ofye in the ground: :wo shoats,
wheel barrow, grass scythe and snenth,2 shovels,
stone coal stove and pipe, 10 bushels of potatoes;
400 lbs ofpork; mea tubs; % bushels of corn
20 bushels of oats; one writing desk, chest;
mantle clock.
and have left the same in his possession during
our pleasNrej and hereby forbid any person taking
them from him; either BY purchase or otherwise;
without our Consent.
DANIEL SNYDER & SON.
January "a; lS464 40
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24

The Worren Tragsrdy Case again. =
In the Supreme Cour, Of New Jersey, ION
Friday, Abnet' Psske's coaaueI moved Tor
his discharge from ,heawo Indictments ye,
remaining, caarging'hi him with being cons
cerned in tie murder OF The ,Castner family
The Court struck oc, the words from his
rsrognizance;,' but refused 10 add the words
from The said indictments. leaving it sim
ply ',ha, he be discharged No opinion
was expressed by the CoNr whether Nils a
mounts TO discharge from the indictment
or not. 4 motion was then made on hi
, par. of the State. that the indictments b
, carried down 10 arial ct the next Ware
CMcui. This motion was promptly refuse
So here me mates will probably end for
ever, asSgaihtt AbDsr Parhe,
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Bloon,sblrg.
NOTICE

Ws hereby given that Ipurchaaed at Constable
NJ sale as he property Of John Clay ton the follow
ing artcles; 10 vii -
Bottles, Glasses and other Bar E1tuCs
Benches aad marble drainer
9 Coal S,oces and Pipe,
Q UdoG StoUes and Pipe
2l dog Chairs and / re King Chair
2 Dining Tables .'
small Table
100 yards Cdrpeting
8 Looking Glasses
! W'ash Stand
10 Bedsteads and 10 Beds and Bedding
8 Barrels Nth Liquor and Cider
2 paris of Barrels Of Fish
80 Bushels Of Outs, ...
and havo left the same in his possession during my
pleasure and hereby forbid any person taking them
from him by purchase or otherwise without my
consent 80 '''''.'
JOHN McWILLlAMS.
December 6, ls45
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tSigned by the 0Gters.>
FROM TEXAS

Galveston papers TO The 7Ih instant
have beeu received, bat lot much Of in
Ieresi is found in them except the repori
that the inha btanls Of Loredo, Mexi.
can town on the Eastern bank Of the
Rio Grsnde, ARE anxious that the Uoiled
Ststes thould al once exercise jrrisdlc
ton ever them. They have suffered
much from Indian depreds.ions, anc
urn towards thr Amer cans for protec
ion. The accounts from Seguln, Mrv
Brsunlels, San .Anlonio and other We
tern towns, would Adicate ex,raordi
jnsry degree Of prosperity and an i'm
mense increase of population. Their
were only six or scSen hundred troop
At Malsmsros, and only afew hundre,
Al Monterey. arisis remains in hi
'lhaciends, near Monterey lie is view
led with much suspicion by some of III
diors arPuebla. They have charge
; nim with being friendly 10 The Amer
3 cans and accuse him Of Aaving enriche
himself by selling provisions 70 the 1In
led States Amy. A large flock
sheep WAS driven from The Rio Grand
few wee IS since,anc sold in The Am e
= lean camp, and ,hese editors say the
'heep beloOeed 10 Arista.
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MEXICO:

Tile NewiOrlesns papers give Rs-
ports from Mexico Of another Rsvolu
iion having beenadecled there in favor
of The war party, and that war against
this country has actually been declared, {,
and tina, an army is forthwith TO be sent
into Texas. II true, tits supposed 10
have been brought about by British in
trigue sndmansgemept, to.draw our at
,eniion from Oregon.
The Washington Union, noticing the
recent news from Mexico Of The contem
plated revolution, ssys:---'We under
dersland that these state ments sFe sub
= 'stsn,i,lly confirmed by The official .sc
accounts land then adds;
Rumor has gone forth in the stree,e
OF Washington 10 dsy, that Mexico hal
declared war sgsins, the UnitedsS'a'es.
War may ensue. but il has not, set beer
declared as for as wesre advised, Mex
leo may DO mad enough TO resort 10 hi
extremity, or 10 rejec, ali our demand
for justice, as they will probably be uri
ed by Mr.. Slidsl. Ths resul, Of such
course on her 'psrt may compel US I
resort 10 more decisive measures for o
-faiDg justice.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24

Rescued from Tic Grave.-The News
burypor, Advertiser says that Mr. S1I6Fr
lately slipped from wagOn, and it. was
supposed died soon afterwards; but while
preparations were making for his nterment
and the corpse placed in ,he coffin, tho doc
tor, discovering that the glass in the coffin
lid was somewhat covered with vapor, took
his handkerchief for the purpose of remov
ing il; but finding that it proceeded from
Ihe inside Of The glass he a, once pronounc
ed the nan alive, and lie was taken. from
his 'narrow house and is no,U ss well az
lever he was in hs life! ~ y .
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GYZIANl@Ano

MARRlED. D.-On the 18th day oI
January 1916, by. Samuel Kisner ESQ
Mr. SAMUEL M'CRAcKEN of Liberty
township 10 Miss SARAH CARR OF Mad,
ison all of Columbia County.
90 the Is h day Of January 1916, by
SamueI Ksner Esq Mr.. George YAU
GER TO Miss SARAH COLE all of Green
wood township, Columbia Counly.
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NOTICE.

H. hereby given, that have purchased a Con-
n stable sale, as the property of Peter X. Miller,
the following property, to wit
bay mare, bay horse, set of double harness,
tanning mill300 sheaves ofrye, ! tons of hay,
20 yds Of carpeting, mantle clock, | corner cup.
board bureau, rock king chair
and have left the same in his possession during
my pleasure aud hereby forbid any person taking
them from him, either by urchase or otherwise,
without my consent
GEORGE S MILLER,
January "a, lS46--40
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BLooMsBuBG, Jan. "a, 1916
MOTTO L.

MOTTO l..
n herehy given, that have purchased at Con-
4 stable sale,as the property Of Peter K. Miller the
to wing property, 10 wit
2 b 'tcads bedsand bed ny,l coal stovo and pipe,
4 BRICK moulds, barrel of cider oil, 6 chairs,
corner cupl oard, table, . wheclbarrows, ,fono
torse wagon, two horse wagon COW, cutting
,ox, | set Of single harness,
and have left the same in his possession during
my pleasure, aud hereby lcrbda p:rson taking
them from him. either by purchase or otherwise,
without my consent
PET Err r. MILLER.
January "a, lSi5-40
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24

Death ola Member Of Congress The
Hon WIN, T, TAYLOR, member Of the
U. S House Of Representatives died al
Washington on Saturday morning lasiv in
consequence Of which there was no session
IN either Houses on MonGay last.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24
KISSING AND WASHING FEE

The OHIO Akron Democra, gives The fol.
lowing repor, of trial in tha, village, The
Piskand MIIleriles have some queer mott ons
and practices, TO say the leas,-'Ra ther a
nomical ria' took place last Saturday before
Mayor Chamberlain OF (lhe lale) Rev. ].
D. Pickands, OF the Second Adyen Church
charged with assault. and battery n kissing
The wife of Lyman Green and Washing her
feet, agsins. her husbands will. l.. V.
Blerce Esq, counsel for prosecutor, laid
down the law very clearly, and Mr.. Pick-
ands not only admitted the facts charged,
but justified himself on Scripture grounds.
so conclusively, that the case was dismiss
ed. Those who join .ha. church will un-
ders,and that il is on the progreSStUe prn
+eiple.
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NOTICE

hereby warn all persons not to purchase two
notes of hand, dated 9Th of January l346; for the
sim Of o dollars each; payable one on the l6'h
oitFehruory next; and ether on the 10Th of March
and signed by the subscriber, the ssid notes having
been iraudentIy obtained; ahnll refuse to pay the
same unless compelled by law.
]. EVANS.
January II 1856: 40
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S TEA MSHlPS.
.siple.

A. a meeting Of the Cabinet, few days
ago, II is said it was agreed TO make propo-
sails for the building of ten steam vessels, on
tho .folio~iuc r,lan, The vessels tn he buil'
by individuals, and used for commercial pur-
poses; the governmen',o TO advance portion
of the cost, for which it will have hen on
the vessels, and in case of need 10 take them
entirely for goVernmen, use on refunding
The whole cost, or such portion as may be
right, ,he vessels also to carly the mails
while in the merchan, service. This is no,
war measure, but plan for carrying the
nails as provided for last winter. '''"> ID
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24

Something Neto. There is a Ieu-pin
,ley flled up on the ice in S, Louis. The
surface Of The ice is the aIey,& couple Of
posts are sunk through, & sheet Of slrong
canvass stretched between them TO stop the
balls, jus, before which the pins are sci.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24

The newspapers 'Of.he South and West
are comslsiuing OF the severity of.he wealb
er. Blu, what's The use Of n!lciclcs dom
,haw by complaining.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24

Las, accounts, Mormaus all quiet. en-
deavorlng TO persuade Sister Smith, (Joe's
wido~),,o 60 with them TO the CaIalornias.
She says-'No' rhas woman knows
something. In a late letter, she says (aud
At is no doubt, the mud saying Of . wife,
Il always thought my late husband, o:
the discovery Of a Mormon Bible, little in.
sane. Many oblcrs thinks he was good dea
--knav,sh r:.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24

The editor Of lhe~New York Expires
has been shown beautiful piece of
sculpture. representing DR.. Fr6nkTfG,
his usual altitude, with bis
'hree cotnered hat>under his left arm,
and small scroll in his tight hand. The
head, and flowing hair, represent The
man in The most perfect manner. HIS
cfsvst, coat, vest, Shoes and buckles
are in perfect keeping. This beautiful
piece of art Gays the ESpress) he's been
executed with penkniie, in sIsbaster,
by lad only sbout fourteen years 81
age, by the name Of Itiehsrd Diqphy.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24

Mr. Mcclure. ExSecretary Of this Com,
nonwesl,h came To his death at Pittsburgh
on the s,h inst very suddenly. In passing
TO his room in his boarding house in the
dark, at late hour in The night, he fell
down'a back stairs, and it is Supposed
broke his neck by the fall, lie was no,
discovered until Saturday morning, as the
stairs were not USED in The winter season.
lie leaves family a, Carlisle 10 mourn his
untimely end Mr. Mcclure was a man o.
good education and iine talents.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24

From Texas, it seems pretty certain that
General Henderson is elected Goyernor.
and Major Dainel Lieutenan, Governor
The Vice Presiden, of Texas, Gen Dudes
on, is elected TO HE Slate Senate.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24

GA few Copies Of CHARLES MINERS
new History Of Wyoming, foi sale.
valuable and interesting Book Price 50.
Inquire at this Office.
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STovE PIPE for sale at the New Store
~' L.B.RUPERf. !
October IL. ,..,.,. er,..'
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The vile of ex GJvernor rhome Of
Maryl and has succeeded in obtaining 4 de
ciee Of dl'otee from her husband. He, was
an old bacheIw-married young wife---
and became jealous. So they were sepera-
led.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24

Sno,0 Another addition OF the white
and 'hsecy messenger to the depth OF up.
wards OF IL inches, was vouchsefed 10 us on
Tuesday night and Wednesday last making
ihe sleighlng ag' g'iL excellent 50 says NJ.
Cook, snd,we wonder if il is news 10 many
people IN his ue,phlborho,d.
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BLANKS BLANKS ~ ..jn.,.
FOR SALE at THIS OFFICE.
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CANCER, s0ROFULA AND GolTRE.

January II, 1856; 40
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-17

w EBB, BACON Il co. offer Tor sale
w sUGARs-3o hhds 81 CroiN
los hhts Porto Rico
100 DO New Orican.
II bo1es Loaf
bbls Crushed and Fuvcrisrd
"a and 20 half do New Orleans ClaTi6,d
Is hc1e- HAVANA
MoLASsEsS-sO hid. Porto Rico
20 hhds and IL teTees Trinidad
20 hbds Cardcnas
COFFEE-+O0 bags Rio
500 bsEs l.lguayra
les bags lava
CANDI.ES-SS boIss Sperm
IG Stearie
SO boxes HILLS patent Talow
boxrs Talow
Castie Brown and shaving Sap
200 kegs cut MATS and Brads
Bl,,rrd
Hoop Iron
20 Nova Scotia Grind Stones
1900 SIDE Sole Leather
Harness and Upper LEATHER
Thread
packages Gun Powder Tea
~ bbs Sperm Lamp Oh
~ bbls Tanners On
Thomaston Lime
100 dozen Painted Buckets
Nets OF wcod~are
Is tirtecs RieG
50 Ibis Cider NIneg1T
- hhds Bacon sides
Is hhds Sloukers
600 bbs n. q. Cut HcrnEgs
100 Ibis Family Roe do
Rosin-Tat
Spirits Turpentne
Letter. Writing and Wrapping Paper au27
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

Z HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
ooeo very cheap a general Of Pain
articles
Class OF the best quay sizes from sIl0 to asTso
sTrelan
White Lead hard IN from IS lbs 50 bsto 500 10
The above articles ny aud warranted good
ouny gentlemen would do well e,l and eTamine these
toods and Judge for themselves n ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop Main street,
NP-td door to he Exchange Ham
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

NAE ak the attention purchases
w this market stock OF Fancy Goods store he
evng they viii ind large ami varied assortment Of RICH
FANCY GOODS IN establishment In this aud our
poson sell cheap similar goods
be- bought We have recently opentd all the
late sykes OF
Dress Silks, very rich isces, Shawls
Cashme,s, de'Lains Robes Of every fabric aSd quality
Black Alpaca Robes
Cord and bin Alpaecas great variety
Gro de'Orieans Piaids California Checks
EmhIoderics Tor welding and evening drc.,s
VcV Iich embd white Silks fof wedding dr.s-e-
Gloves, Ntts, Velvet Cufs
French worked CapeH and Collars
Luen Cambria Hdkfs
LADIES' and Chiitrrns Hoods
LADIES' ard infants Dress Caps
Trimmings % every description
Fire green BenFes
Biz and cord Cares Corsets
BonnCt and Neck Rbands
Satin and Inserting do, Gc-
Together 81 STAPLE &C DDS such
Beaehed and brown Domesiics
Negro and Bed Blankets
Jeans aud Kefseys. Satinsts
Paid Linscys, Prints Cotton Bats
BR and white Wadding
CO hs Cassuiere', aud great variety Of Vsstngs &c.
To those who buy Tor cash. punctua Will
offer CREST lnduc, mcnts the above goods
Sc - HAWEs, VAN DEURsEN 4 WARD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-17
DISSOLUTION

THNHE co.partnership heretofore existing under
IL the arm OF Rankin whnosk cay dissolved by
mutual eeaset ub-sul Of will BE-
tended TO by RahAin. wh.lioek q Royset
Csirnsdl ROBERT RANKIN,
u. n. wiirrLoCK.
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J. Il. EUSTACE y son

ID RESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants of
Virginia, passing Richmond
OF Drugs Medicines Pants and Dye They
prepared such inducements they think
conhne their dealings their way place
Ginseng, and FaIsaed exchange goocs
tbe btghe mir
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n COX no YOUR INTEREST," \

M seribCSs would respectfully inform their
rabe y rceeivcdther usual large supply
kinds ready made CLOTHING
andt which making additions
worky, desirable Cioaks Vests
Stocks.
ae kewith which they will be pleased them
N best style and upon the most reasonable terms
pains they taken the selection of
goodness
hny make. their peculiarly
nom persons AMI for
ct HOOPER ~ GRAPHS Virginia Clothing saorc,
so7-u No. g. Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-17

WADE W. WOODBRIDGE,
GROCER AND COMuIsSIeN MERCHANT,
Ftrst Door beLSs tAs C'iy HSin,
OFFERS for sae-
~ 200 bag, Rio and Iasuayra Codte
100 do StDominso do
100 do Java and Manila do
10 hhds p. Rico and y. Orleans Sugars
90 CuLa Ciauhcd do
20 bbs n. osean. do
30 boIes w. q w Loaf do
do MOL do d"
5 Dbl. Crushed do
5 do Puvsri-rd do
90 hid, Nola-ses
90 bbs y. o. Mola.scs
10 tons T'edegar Iron, as,oIis=-s7zs.
DO C0er+t..yy-d DO
IN DO Bistered steel
do German do
200 Kegs Nals
100 sid,s ole Leather
100 boxes soap
so do Sperm NJ Talow Candle,
100 rsams wrapping Paper
50 DO Cap and Letter Paper
20 packages G. P and ImprTea
Ba,k do
20 kegs Powder
900 bags
10 tess bar Lead
u-rces Rice
10000 rs Cotton Vans Manchester and other faeor.o.
1000 lbs scin. Irvine Nos 10 and 40
10000 lbs. Briggs Family Bacon
10000 lhs Western Sii.s DO
100 hi, n. c. Cat nerrings
runsheons superior Old Java Rum
10 b 30 NE Ant DO DO
half pipes sup Old Brandy, Hehnessre
do do do, o. DuPuy & CO.
a. do do do, do
10 bbls Imitation do
do sup. old Peach do
10 DO do do Apple do year, Old
30 DO Rirhardson's No. Whisky
so do Tuscaloosa
IS Do Monongahsa Rye Spints
100 do Cincinnati Recthed whiskey
hhds
pipes old l.. 2. NJ. Wine
l choice DO do
do do do
10 qr pipes :. M. do
do Bro sherrydo
pipe o. l.. Port do
~ pipes pure Juice do
10 bbls Sweet Malaga do
90 bakst' Champagne, Anchor AMI oihef brands
Demjobus. Spanish Segars, Mustard
sarch Coppcfas, Alan, Anspee
PEPPER, Ginger Lamp OIL, Lard, and sbO- Thread
With a small ot Of ". Burnley. sup Family Plouf-an
of which will BE- sold at the lowest for cash. 10 puneiual
customers the usual time see
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PuTLADELPHTA,J UNE =, 1916.

PHILADELPHIA, 5UNE =, 1916.
FESHE undersigned art established in this ciiiI1
a asCommission Merchants aud regesll
VICES an ptahshas "' No- Mercantile business,
ani are Al al es make liberal advance eonsgn
prepared receive and sell MI properly which may b.
consigned their address and purchase direct orders such goods
a may be- obtained in this marFet.
In tie department Of Shipping, Will warrant
assuring friends that a vessels consigned TO address
ether for sale Freight ChaHer wiz receive prompt attention
TYSON, KOONS g. CO.
ie 2-6m No - South Wharycs
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wORTnAM, McGRUDER a

WORTHAW, McGRUDER a. co.
OFFER FOR SALE:
Ak mans. 81 CroiI P. REQ and n o sugar
tD 20 packages ". w. loaf crushed and pulyesrd do
% btls n Clarified Sugar
30 hhis MOasses, part prime
90 bis do
100 bags old Government, Java Coffee
1913 Do Rio do
I65 DO LaEuaya do
10 haies Mocha Do
Ggnp,udrr and Ba.E Teas Of best qualify
20 trr Rice
$50 kegs Nails a. .or,.d Dor aud warehouse
200 siss s,'e LEATHER good nj damaged
go Ru.ast do
500 ne Shoe Thread
80 boxes Sperm Canies
10 Do Jldd's pat - Candies
100 Go Candies Iu's q Woodruff.
100 10 Soap
10 Do Starch
10 keys salt Pstte
Ind 20
20 lasss.- best 'Burands, Olive OF
20 irg Coal ~ on
Winter Sperm OF
1000 kegs Duponrs sporting and blasting Powder
50 bores $40 and i0Ti2 Gas-
500 bag. rho,
20 hhi- M.dCtnz Bacon
20 10 Shoulder Do
500 best family Hams
80 torres Tn Plate
Bb,sk Tin sud sl.ltst
200 rrs wrapping Paper
$50 Grind rt1r,4
20 bbs Tar
20 bbs pure Cser vinarar
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