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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-15

NO MORE WHITE, GRAY, OR RED HAIR.
A REMEDY Which enhances considerably the beauty
IAald alters the appearance of The from hat
which Is much csked Il Is pleasing have efficient
70 these defects To effect this change OK
hair much wished for, IS the grand and neyerfa;ng
property Of Jles H4uefs Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye,
which he proprietor with Justice far beyonG
anything Of the Kind ever yet known N ms any other
country. IL properties very powerful, though very
innocent This chemical result. Is wonder il enables
persons 10 dye n-tanareoGsy their hair without tae
Inconvenience. For changing red gray hair skers,
eyebrows, &c 10 brown, black, or chescut color The
slightest evil consequence need noI be feared from ia
altogether harmless. Tbs composition the DCly
.aacuoaec by the science Of chemistry dye In
!ndebe manner the various graalon Of co!ors, without
danger Inconvenience, and has Justified Z liberal pa
.ronage and un!Hllst confidence OF the public. II black
i required AK FOR bCX marked ~ II bro@a box marked
3. For sale, wholesale and retail, By
JULES hAUEL, PerImrr and Chemist
No 70 ). THiftst beloI. ChssnGt Pk..d
Beware u Commercials A.Afor jules HecePs Vege.
tsoi- Liquid Hair Dye you euuire article
4 Premium AWARDED II the FRANKLIN Institute.
AID q: ny Agents, WAT = KgTCHAH III FullOu-st,
Y CLrehugh, 1G5 End -9 Broadway F. A Artalt Lafsy.
et:e 5szaA Broadway and Liberty j. g. Jacqu-inod
il5 Broafwayi Esvilsnt Keese L Co. Medeu.laae and
~ A.! -se ,c-pecta5ie Druggists IN the O. MIC i'm
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: me-, :. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

bOsl IT D5DN tbpt " IN. IT MrIIen bs'
ing oecn Oyerhauled. Is now Ia hrst rate "
der viii IN future her old Huis On direct
without stopping the Intermediate landings leaving
from the foot OF CedETsL Hew-York, O'Clock every
Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings, and Hadson
every TUESDAY Thur sday aGd Sunday evenings oco
on the arrival OF the Cars from the Eas,
For passage apply board. Tickets through to PiiA
field - 500 West SlOc&Dddge 81 49, and chatham 81 o.
r S.Ths Boat has largo nnrahrr OF Ste- Rooms, .JH
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eruOEtS1s esTGEES CassP for Cash good a
~ eogpea; o. CSoSsaS sloSes IRON Gz3 iists %
yrerSd sat my 30 cetAins1 tbs mandatory. Sala
s.aades Foundry lea ooerck-st between Rvnssoa add
slsn,oo res nh 2is"
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OFFICIAL
LIST OF LETTERS.
TRIBUNE sr .rEont AFroIsTnEs1,

.prEzrtsED u TsE tribune sFEci.t AFroIsTass7.
3ls ind oe It fGrt-e, esLactet.
AID al advertisement. rsde Under ~ order. Of tie Posi-
rnssier-[jenere o-~spepsT or resp=pers OF sers
for IN say Posi- Oee snz - Inserted Z ne paper
Or psVer. Of ts tovu psce u mere lie otce advertising
my t,s sirlstsd. -rst1,s .< yE.st etFeE-Gtlor
ISt=s PSF: Ctsee L4=p pas,>1 .Nayek 3 lsfs.
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- PASSAGE FROM ALL PARTS Of 20.

a.. PASSAGE FR0M ALL PARTS dEs
and, Ireland, Scotland and Wales Perso1s We,
.ng - send tor t5etr friends 10 any part 81 the ~
Country VII ind the -u5scr.brrs rrRugemenis of ~
mot complete, and calculated in eyefy wey 70 os.,
satisfaction 70 all Mo may make Arrangements VIE -
to BRING er friends across the Atlantic. The s1oseD
are agents for
Ihl Nelg L..ns of Ji5erPsot Paekets. ~. 80
QUEEN TIKI WEST. l5D0 BOSCIUS. IA
LlE 100 SIDOOS5-.. ~,
HOTTISGU ER ........iZnO SHERIDAN. IN
ROCHESTER,. 1850 GARRiCK.... .......;.ss,
The above magnificent perSets al Sew-fon -.
sips, Of lie very hrst class, gt expressly Tor nc q
pool passenger tsa1e, and fitted up wan sp-c- fegs.
tee cyl!oc and convenience u passengefr. sy SIC -
NAMED by men Of experience and sGrpSsstesa
speed by any ships sA0at Their ssing dAys foG Ll
poo. are TIE Gin snd ltn, Of every month waes es
A=y es7e p1nctnally. Ia addition 70 the above nc e.
scf!bers arc also agents for the
-. Geoyge md the Cai0A LLa< ef Ltueypos! PGekcI
CoDPo-ef In par % The following faYorite AID ".
known ships viz The AMERICA, ST. GEORGE, - ~
PRE-, 81. PATRICK, RAPPHASSOCK, HARHlut',
STA Ae &c which together with the new line lrIAe
ships per nonth or one every i've day- I0a LTefSy
Lhis preventing toe posibihy OF delay hat Pof
sae from aJ part Of ireland 70 Liverpool can BE ssf
Il the lowest racs Every information given bysPp!19
10 w. L J. T. TAPSCOTr, 90 SoGEss
Second door below BGflpg ssy
Dr2iis supplied for any amount from q gpwsfd ps!s
IL every e"a aHd city ougsoui the United Ang''
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-. 81 RuF1!o Cqm1.erela! .ttrer.uer.


JANEs WYcEoFT-Thi- lad, whose
EXTRAORDINARY CASE
% been noticed and ad yersd N our paper As an instance
OF lie curative powers OF bgisToLs SAasAPAELLA mas ar
rived II his city ard. VIII be by tie announcement
be VISITED Al lEe Phenl& BE =
CERTAINLY 4 CURIOSITY,
being Intelligent anc lively and perfectly fre. from
any disease We surprised that friend BRISTOL
should PRIDE hrselfuP0n HI. extraordinary for
iy, when me case was Undertaken, II presented the
most HOPELESS ASPECT
thai hss probably ever been e IN The annals Of medicine
Many additional Notices from the Press could BE- given
but ae above II deemed sufficient satisfy any Of Inc
exLaorcnsry and astonishing effects o: BRlSTOLS SAR
SAPARiLLA-
teG Of ls case 10 one eaa taA7 i az be, 81" read II;
aside frsI The detail Of .u-ro. which pc.s there
enough Of IUnaace and realty about 70 make 4, Interest.
IL aud agreeable 10 a. AZ EDITION % ne work HAs been
printed for srst-ous circulation, and hose who wish
copy can procure tfoE TIE Agents wEo sell BrsLots
S.rsapsrii.s-
- There various kinds z1t prices IRON four .
Ing Up dollar aEd frocr four GA- IL
BRISTOL article stands alone reputation il 5as
CURED during fourteen years OF severe fa -7ey Gay
gaining confidence on .ccOuGI o. the Astonishing and WOE
teru! performs II therefore yCg w:sh me
article, AK for BrstoF., and axe other.
Sod by Wa Burger - Conand..t and By a. the Drug.
gets II me city tl ILneodDhi:W
GOOD MOTHERS. PROTBCT THE TENDER
"a SKINS Of your Babes from liz rough, bleak and
stormy winds OF ysinte-to lei yOcr ile !nloceus
-lter win CHAPPED FLESH, CRACKED, ROUGH
AND DlstIGI RbD SKINS, Or sots and DieeGllg 4y-.
wen shilling CAKE OF AADWAY'S CHINESE AEDI-
GATED SOAP viii remove Gre ard preg=t al Of lne-=
---cyEcce Youag l4-e- matter row c.snZured your
and complexion ay ue yLa pllp=s, b.osches pus
:es s.: rasup, ersiprls OF rash, the GEM
.l- BAD way5 Chinese A=..c4i soap fails n
cernz the k1. .0i decs;e, fair, Pre, and healthy
ioc restoring re complexion 20 LAT beautiful appearance
wh.-- Intended = sso1E Sod l.. cents
per cake IL principal 6epo 81 Hctson-s FL Sowety
l57 DITTsioc-s. s. .rc 80 Ctsih.I, y 7 Mrs HAYES
-fl1.+ II 49,.
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List Of Letters Remaining in the +. T. Post Once,
SATURDAY., December II:

Ys Pe.e re.tao4 The DATE Of on LSs IA ashtoA tsey
90. --,,,r,,sd LADIES' LIST:
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produced by seeing the remnant OF humanity preserved 10
miserable imitation OF lie, by certain specinc nsGclne
which we learn Is very beneficial in is results We A.
hide 10 he trunk Of b0y lately spoken OF II tue papers
a trunk with only and head 70 behold winch,
t-. the spec ainr Win the most acute hoor We beg
t projectors of his unfortunate boy secudr him tom
The public gaze Many perscas-yvea fragile tenialea IN
lariirIlsu.ld be inevitably and irgemediably ruined
by lie REVOLVING SPECTACLE.
We deeply tspore Tie poor creatures !uhrines ply
him from h- nmos Of our heart and w. MAKE
these remarks wiki az eve single The welfare Of society
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49, FOR skI.E-A very tue piece al grolnd 'iaGe
&;a on SNl h-avenue AMI AmoSst near the lgcc,iOn u
A@~ t-eeGWcls, euuc and NrOSst SAID property faces
lp.t ard hss brick houses erected thereon. Apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEEChER. Anctonerr
40 lte No J broAd.sl
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~. FOX sALE-A IN story brick store and lot n
t.s Nsirr.lanc L!5erv-ss, ve story stores ani
So lois m Nliai-st Csdsr->r, nvc story stores
In John ursr Cl.sl; tour story stores IN john
cold = Nnpfvto ANTHONY }. BLEECKER.
dftivy Auctin1cer BrcSd-.t
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kNAc- JOIN Lazy
e..e
Sands, Joshua
Stafford, MsrvE
Sznle. \ Dunn
Ssdlsr, Henry
Samon, Edward
Sanford, Giles
Sails, -Al-dzi
>2=zua, CasGccy
W
Stanford. Andrew
SaIcao-, z Il
Ssle-o1ry. AZ
sand. JACOB
Saa=o--. Spr1ceF
s. iosr. VIZ
S1Aa-c, Henry 4
Sna.l. Leonard
SA-uso-. y W
Saa-k, Eec-y E "
SAW HG-orgeP
Sa.Tp ! C=Ger
>sgelt, HEA-o2
Sh41-uc. JoSa ?
-, Rev " 5
SSwsrZ.Er@oS6
Sayrv IN
>G-21e-s. jcAE
Sargent JOHN :
iS.aIEcgrr. john :
Sc1t; Nelson
Sdyre, " or Ju5R
Staring. JcEs
iSzIEer, JclL.
Sap iesoc. A!chssl
.SLses.- CST-c.Es
Swee=sy, I'd
See. N,cssel
Seaman, Ben slr
! / Co
Ses~rs. " W
Shells, Samuel
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Second JgCf below b1fIlDg 80
Drafts supplied for any aroan from 2 gpwsid pslsS
IL every own and city throughout the United hlng''
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s'-,r II. nai.y GLOBE.

Passing through the PARK Saturday afternoon, we
attracted by crowd TO vi-it one OF me most mses-
bic human beings ever behelI heard OF He mute
.iued deprived Of both his lips and OF Ms arms his
- .i account given In pamphlet which his lament
able case He was born IN the LOWE OF Clarence Ere
County in this STATE the I'D OF April. 1870 In April
1881 when IN robust health. be WAS
ATTACKED BIZ THE MEASLES
and took cold. Medical aid summoned. but he grew
N1rs. Illuminate and decay of intellectual and bodily
faculties commenced. lie gradually became deaf and
blind n.the September following liberation began, par-
tlcilarv "a the igh arm Until the spring Of 1854 he re-
NAMED pretty nearly the state when toe ulcers
spread .t the ears nose palate upper mp ana Pal oil
the upper sIccess!vely eaten away The disease
appears 10 have stood still I'LL the spring Of 1852 but the
poor boy suheriugs must during this interval OF hree
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So SEY ESTu-ST'. l9l, near ~ vnue C-tof SIDE =
Ha: house and lot IN complete order Price $500 Nesc
s4 " all ean remain on mortgage desirrd Apply e.
a.. nm, -. dis n
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James Wyckof OF Peter Wyckoa, poor and honest
farmer OF Clarence, Erie Co. II. Y IS now 20 years Old
having been fJ - years the victim Of ceaites such ss
rarely beta hurail being. When I'VE years old he was
taAea suddenly very Ill., aud his father fastened al nghl 10
The doctors for advice and remedies The doctor
supposed OF COMMON cold, declined to VsiI
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chin I,oul.s. Lsayit:e. :; o. Vim Nelson.
RI ssvaanaa Dixon Savannah rt'rgisa, C!sa
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- At PRIVATE SALE-SeNeral me outdaS
ss3 sites a; C..iUa. tom n,I 20 twenty acEcs, WA
E-A commanding Wow II ;he ocean, and w.hin few
ri OF the beach Prlcc reasonable acd terms SceSHnc
dtflae. Fox pHr;i-uiarS, apply %
ANTHONY j. BLEECNE2 AGcaolecr,
nIa-Iv- NJ. J krnAA,t
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80 TO BREWERS, sugar Reancrs and others
ID. To Lei or Lease hse.storY substantial 5fiek Nib
E ~ 81 by - (ecl ith steam boiler situated ~ TsT
s. 50 aud ~ Nandam 81 Apply 10
D. NJ UiNEMEYEE, IS Vsndnn.st
M "A, tNi I,bu.si. M -ttir.. MI Inn
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is possible. however, that at later hour
in the day than the letters aboye-mention-
ed were written, General Taylor may
have changed his previous intention, and
taken the step indicated in the accounts
from Galveston. If so, his object may
have been two-fold: first, TO obtain bet
ter position; and. second, to force the
Mexicans, if they were disposed to attack
him, to cross the river into the American
territory, thus throwing on them the en-
tire burden of hostilities Orleans
Bulletin.
A letter from an officer of the .'Army
of Occupation written after It's arrival
opposite Matamoras, says:
'sThe Mexicans over the river are very
angry, andiwill have nothing to say to US.
General WORTH went over this afternoon,
but they would not le. him enter the town
nor would General NEJIA come out 10 re-
ceive him, sending one Of his officers.
General WORTH took over a despatch
from General TAYLOR, but as General
MEJIA would not see him, he brought il
back. General Mejia says he will only
condescend TO see General Taylor him.
self. In few days we expect to come
to better understanding"
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The Army on the Rio Bravo.

The correspondence of the Picayure
and the letter which we published yester-
day from the American camp on the Rio
Bravo, both under date of the 29th ultimo,
concur in stating that it was the intention
of General TAYLOR to intrench himself at
the spot opposite Matamoras where he
first pitched his camp, and the appear
ance of the Mexican batteries on the 9TH
er bank Of the river had not caused any
sensation in the American army. We
are therefore inclined to doubt the cor
rectness of the report VIA Galveston, that,
at the exhibition Of these batteries, the
Americans had retired from their encamp-
mcnt 10 apoint further down the river. 1t
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.NEW DRUG IND
MEDICINE STORE
IN BERLIN.

VNHE subscriber would respectfully
Il inform the public, that he has just
received and opened out in the Store
room Of Jacob Kimmel. Esq, in Berlin,
fresh and assorted stock of
Drugs, medicines, Paints,
Dyes and Confeetionaries,
which he offers to sell very cheap for
cash.
Persons wishing to purchase articles
IN his line of business, are invited 10 call
and examine his stock.
sp 2l'46. SAMUEL ROW
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Copper Ore.

From numerous specimens shown US
yesterday, we are induced to believe that
valuable mines Of Copper Ore have been
discovered in our own State, living in
the Allegheny mountain regions. The
samples with us arc of the red oxid and
the annalizations of particular specimens,
mkt with red and and black oxid, give 70
per cent of pure copper. In the same
range are discovered Jumps Of pure cop
per, weighing from 20 to 25 lbs. These
mines have been explored by the same
engineer employed by the Pittsburg Cop
per Harbor and Eagle river companies,
and he describes the region of the Allie
gheny as having a strong geological re-
sembIance to that of Lake superior, and
the presence of the same Trappe Rock.
We learn that company has been FORM
ed for the purpose of working the mines
and the title to some two thousand acres
of land secured. Samples of the ore
have been left at our ohice.-Pittsburgh
American.
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santa Anna.

The movements of this extraordinary
man are perfect enigma. One day we
are assured that he would soon be in
Vera Cruz to place himself at the head OF
a new revolution; and in the next, we are
informed that he is still safely ensconced
at the Havana. We have received a
letter this evening from our correspondent
in Cuba, dated the 9Th instant, which
states that he was then sat his country
seat few miles from Havana, engaged
in cock-fghts, to which he seemed far
more devoted than to his restoration in
Mexico. believe the reports that cir
culated in your paper, that he is endeav-
oring to organize and establish monar-
chy ain that country, are without the
slightest foundation. do not myself be-
lieye he has any definite plans for the fr-
ture, nor do / believe that he has now the
slightest expectation OF ruturning to Mexi-
co under the auspices Of any forign Pow
er."-Union, april l6.
A Havana correspondent Of the New
Orleans Delta says, on the same SUBJ
ject-
"As regards the Mexican affairs with
Spain, we know little, very little, of what
is mentioned in the North Americcn
press. SANTA ANNA keeps quiet at his
residence in the vicinity of the city, and,
when he comes to town, he very seldom
visits our Governor, or has any inter
aourse with any of those that hold the
principal offices. His visits are very often
confined TO the British Consul alone, es-
pecially on the arrival of the steamers
from Europe and Vera Cruz. We look
upon the idea Of placing a Spanish Prince
upon the new throne of Mexico as most
absurd and ridiculous, although we
are convinced that 'there is something
in the wind and that our Government
has been in constant communication with
the Spanish Minister in Mexico for the
last three or four months"
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Notice.

NYHERE will be an election held al
Il The house of Henry S. Pickings,
in Jenuer township. Somerse; county. on
the 18Th ST Nav 1916 to elect one Presi-
dent six Manages, and one Treasurer in
the Somerset and Conemough turnpike
road company, to serve for the ensuing
year according TO the act of Assembly.
JACOB NEFF.
ap %. Sec'ty.
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BLsp. That the President OF the United
States be, and he is hereby authorized, at
his discretion, TO give TO the British gov
ernment the notice required by the said
second article for the abrogation of the
said convention Of the sixth Of August,
eighteen hundred and twenty-seven.
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THE SEMINOLEs.

The last Van Buren, Ark. Intelligen-
Ger, says:--"We learn from a gentleman
who resides among the Seminoles, tha.
they are well pleased with the country
they have lately removed to; and are
clearing large farms, ready for cultivation
the ensuing summer.
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BIBLE NOTICE.
EeO nOt Neglect it.

THE subscriber again earnestly requests
all persons who have received Bibles for
distribution in the several townships, and
who have not settled for the same, to call
upon him during next Court week, and
attend to the matter. Please return all
the Bibles undisposcd of.
SAM'L w. PEARSON.
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rTPO RTANT FROM WASHING
TON.

Passage Of the oregon ResOIn-
tfons---Indignatfo of "Pettf-
coat, Allen. who received a
"scarifying" from Mr. Criften-
den.
We copy the following account of the
proceedings in the U. S. Senate on
Thursday last, on the passage OF the Or
egon Resolutions, from the Baltimore A
merican.
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NEW STORE AND
II SV GOODS

a ME subscriber has just returned
Il from the eastern cities, with well
selected assortment Of goods suitable for
'he approaching season, which he is now
opening in his brick store, on the north
east corner OF the diamond. opposite
Col. Ankeny's Hotel, (now WIN. II.
Picking's.)
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His stock embraces all kinds Of
Dry Goods, Groceries Hnrd
7oare, Queensaonre. &c

V!ttsftofUuTc, &C.
all OF which he will sell cheap for cash
or country produce. Thankful for the
patronage heretofore given him. the sub.
scrIber solicias his old customers and ,hs
puoiic generally TO give him cali ,s
lie will exhibit his, goods with rleasure
and Is certain he can accommodate ,bsn
with bargains. Al. TRF0WFTI
Somerset, April7, '46-ly,
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Blank Deeds.

n LOT Of Blank Deeds of superior quail
s&EA ty, just printed and now for sale
At THkSOF FIcE
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Prnihonoiary office.
March 81. 1916.
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LIST OF CAUSES.

EDUT down for trial for May Term
4 commencing On Monday the 4lh
day Of May 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-09

yGNHEY KEEP constantly on hand. a very CT
N iensive assortment, Of superior Mahogany
French and Grrcian Cfairs; r. cklng chars. Salas
rlef sad card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. Be,lseads
io'ie' Stands, assorted sizes; together with every
o'her article oi The latest style and besl finished
Furniture ever offered in this city.
Gilt and Mahogany Planned Ioikisc Glasses O
every variety and price. Loking Glass Plates of all
slice. Portrait aud Picture Frames on hand and
asde 10 order.
Upholstery Ware; consisting ot Feather Beds
bolsets aud Pillows. Hair. cotton. ilu.k Spring
and Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Quilts, comforts
Sacking BO,lor,s. OIL cloth covers. FIoor.cInih
Grass Mats Of all kinds; together with livery olher
aricle-oi Upholstery Ware. ON hand aud made &,
order
Vsniiln aud Stat Window Blinds; Window
Shades of every variety aud color; oil al which "
be sold Of very low prices. aud warranted of IN,
best qualify Also. MAHoGASY VENEERs. Hal
cIoih. NARNisH, Spanish Moss. Mahogany Kaobs
Sand Paper. Locks, Hinges. casters, BLisD TRlM
MisGs. c Instantly on hand aud sold low for CASH.
9er STEAM Bears furnished with every ariel,
OF Furniture al short notice and On the very hes
Terms sep 81
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NO. 100 MAIN STREET


VIE SUBSCRIBERS ~ouu ara,n cou m, !
Il attention Of Their customer. snd The nubl,c |
generally 10 ihcf stock OF work. as hey have ius,
received from Philadelphia an additional sunplv q,
STOCK and an assortment of everything .usu,JJy |
ent pfn,s.neh an establishment. They have Ia.
DIES aud MARriNfLLN,S SADDLES Of der
Mss single aud double, eastern Vie; 1 eoshl.
no DO Wagon de-; Can du; common and fine cor
LARS; IIace chains, eopd article; II ames &c 6c
carriage, Buggy. Cart Riding end Wagon yVb,o,
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WIN L'cbuchs patent inside locks and other inn.
pfoVemenis OF The latest sly e both Tor Ladies and
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i""ase'ae tmft9iiCn, common leather & kair tyLuE,
in"h'lon ahd Iron frame Hard Leather VAItsr.
anu paSdle Bags. Carpet Rag; some imoottcd one.
Of" superior KIND and fni,b To which we call The q,
'enlon oi hose ishing To purchase prime a,,,cs
BONNET FRUNKs. Carpet Suches and gasI 81.
dl"Tse Bfustos. Cutry. combs Catds &c Sc
Jhey will nis9 make 20 order anyihing in tb.i
h"S % business Whom DELAY, and oC ,osd
RAJ as can be had. md a. Gai, prirr. OH 50,
fhonfTLT and NEATLY REPAIRED.
Ihanki"l Tor past avo,s they earnestly rc,,..
the continuance OF tho same. 'f"''
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