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ADVOCATE OFFICE YoaS. Pa. Oct. 10. l:i6.

ADVOCATE OFFICE YORK, Pa. Oct. 10, l5io.
Mp GREELEY The Return Judges Of this Coun-
tt are in session ard all the townships, excepting iTe
TWO heavy Wing and rse mail LocoFoco Districts are
returned The result is q complete WIG TRIUMPH
BY about 200 majority The election OF Mr. PHILIP
smrsER TO the Will in ali probability give Us
Wing majority in the State Senate MI 3 vas placed
on the ticket rersg 10 FL up-hayng desire Of an
election but CO urted defeat He is quite out OF sorts
and ssys the Wings carried the joke TOO far. gain
of three Wing Representatives will give Us the Legisa
ture. We have done the work up brown. and admins
tered Coon pin with much eject as if il had been
CaIome Yours in haste, h c. ;.
P g Powers majority il. York County il say 200
Jerks coo fficiall
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/ " ATwooDs CELEBRATED EMPIRE Coox sroTEh-
! These Stoves are warranted as usual Person, "snlAe
Cook Stoves invited examine them before po'eh
ing elsewhere. Wholesale and retail by Hiekok Co ~
! Water.E sll 5sSso9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

~ NET STYLE or HATS FOR WiSTgR.-"Ass'ei
pol Broadway, will offer for sale .yle OF GsnlF
mems Hats for the Winter season on Friday October sG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

x FIRTH, HALL Z PoSD hsve this day pub
Hshed very pretty song called Sister since met shee
lsst words by Mrs Heusns music By : Glover Is
snbeIished with very ane engraving; and the Sea
sons wss-ss,- By Lawrence. Beth the above VIII
doubtless Be very much Il dsrrscd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

n Hon. JOSEPH GKlsNELl was nominated on
Thursday last as the Wing candidate Sr Congress
IN the Tenth District Of Massachusetts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

.g' An Abolition meeting is held This Evening
al the Wesleyan Chapel in kingst. Hudson. sey-
era able speakers expected to be present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

DEATH OF NATHANIEL P. RoGERs.-The read
ers of The Tribune viii hea1 with regret the announce
men, of the death 81 Concord y Il Thursday last.
OF NArTsASIH, P RoeEss ESQ. the snhor OF the rAcy
snd entertaining Letters from the Old Man OF tie
Mountain He WIS 81 educated lawyer and followed
his prosessio with great for many al Ply
mouth y Il few years ago he became the Editor of
the Herald o; Freedom, Ant-Slsve-y Journal and
removed to Concord His !abors in behalf Of the re
forms to which he srdensly devoted hs7e proved
TOO severe for his feeble constitution lie has left de-
voted wife ana lovely fSily OF children TO mourn his
100 early dea.h. NJ Rogers possessed ine musical
tas,e-s quality Inherited II large measure e his chi,
dren, some OF whom have Won high reputation By
,hei, pubic Concerts Bos=ca End elsewhere Their
songs VIII be those OF sorrow sad laaersaoa o-eE he
even, whaeh hiss depred them OF TIE society and coaa-
sels OF dcaorg father
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To TzAcixEs--The advertiser wishes 10 Obtain ~
uation as assistant teacher situation in isn'A!
as private tutor For terms, &c. address T'asae''
Tribune Office OF "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

" YANKEE DOODLE will do. The second mum
Der is very decided improvement the first, espe-
caly in the illustrations There is still plenty Of room
for Improvement which Yankee shows an excellent dis
position to fully occupy.
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LAscAsryz Co.-fOncial
LAScAsTER, Oct. 10, l.

LAScAsTER, Oct 10 l-4o-
.Mess1,. G M-Gents-Above you will ind
TIE ofcial vo.e for this County We have done well,
AZ a haze poed but seven thousand votes out Of sew
er,,en thousand Had the storm no: prevented voters
from turning out We should have rolled out $500 maj
What think you Of us revoluhoniziag the only Dem
ocrahc City in the Union las Mr. Van Buren, styled u.s.
the home of James Buchanan giving Power l25 maj.
which has often given from 800 soo against us, and
last year gave sle Respectfully YOUR J.
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FROM TURKS Is1Asp.-we learn from Capt Pas
send CT the brig Isabella Helen that owing to the de-
sruetive hurricanes OF September the Sal, :reps would
&c Ts-y ssp7-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

CAmrHENE Williams (Which ia really three tinsi
refned) also Chemical Oil Spirit Gas, Burning FLUID
High Proof Alcohol. White Rosin Burgundy Pitch OF
choice quality, for sale by w. WILLIAMS
l3s Maiden. lane, Ny.
- See full certificates in this paper. ol9 lneod'
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!. fo"ef maJOfIty III. IOIA NOuHIJ "a =aJ wv
BERKS coo fficial.


Iatestfrom the LuZerDe Distrlct-H llfhots 90.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
WILEEs-BARRE, Oct. 18th iei6.
send you the returns, in addition to those of
YESTERDAY as far as VIC have received them from
the three Counties OF the District.
En-erne Co-Rutlers majorities % townships 1925
Uyoming Co--l4 towns complete, Ruter's maj l65
Columbia Co.'S townships, do. 100
Ieibs ajorties in townships of Luzerne III
Buffers majority 1868
which viii be reduced to about 1000. There are
four townships from Columbia TO be heard from
which will give DIR. Leib about $50 majority, and
seven townships from Luzerne which will give him
about 100. leaving majority Of 1000 in the
District ] think il will not be less than that. and
may be more But at all events we have elected
CHESTER BUTLER to Congress by tremendous
majority and III fair field fight. Our motto Repeal
of he Tarig Of 80. From the best calculations
we can make Power will have majority OF 200
in the County for Canal Commissioner, and We
shall probably elect one Representative.
Yours, respectfully, w H.8.
P 5. We have just received news from Will
mots District susquehanna County gives him
about go and Bradford County small majority
which, it is expected will be overcome by Whites
majority in Tioga County, but it may be otherwise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

" Hemp an article Of such vast utility 10 ei'ilI-
countries used by the natives Of India merely Tor a-
ing On account Of narcotic qualities Nor is Hemp W
only vegetable production whose 'aue end eap''i-'
have beer, misunderstood. For hundreds Of years u
properties and Of ssrsapalls remained unknown
and il is only within fe. years that ssnatVe poSa
has fully developed through the medium Of saSo''
sARslpARILLA Since that time ii has been administers
thousands Of Of scrofaIs Abscsss Turaof FL
speias and The whole range of diseases which asees
istegcrnsn;s, the glands and aeshy FIBRE and IN nearly
has been entirely successful
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL By A. B. ~,
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fultonsl eorne'
William-sl 273 Broadway, and n Eas, Broadway, Neg
York Sold also By Druggists generally Throughout! =
United s,sies Price 81 per bottle. six bottles for y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

~ De MEYER had great Concert in Boston on
Thursday. The Boston editors make dreadful work in
their attempts at writing musical criticisms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

" ALEXANDER J. COFFIN of Dutchess
Coanty was ON Friday selected as the Wing can
didate for Senator in the Second District, and hiss
accepted He is known as an ardent Wing. an
able and worthy man. the son OF a Revolutionary
veteran who was Tor many years the most proni-
neut and active Wing in the County. We bespeak
for him az energetic support in the lower part OF
that slabsdei District where 1t is impossible 'lss<
candidate from the upper end shall be We'll known.
This Is the last o. the unganly Districts let US be
faithful to each other.
~ The Wings of CHRSASeo Co hsve nomin-
atea wIlrI,M CHURCH. of Coventry, for Sheriff
RANSOM BACON of Oxford and DAVID McWRoR-
TER OF Pitcher, for the Assembly snd DR. BIN
HARSls, OF Norwich, RUSSELL CASE, OF Smyrna, snd
JANns HOUSTON, Of Guihool, for Coroners, Ii
there isany OF the old spirit @: 1885, to 40 lett in
Chenango, that ticket Will be elected throug bout.
For the last FIVE five years however, the Wings Of
that County have been SO dead,alive that we shall
see them do one raore sood days work before we
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n Several of these are reported merely. and
cannot be absolutely relied on There seems, how
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

sver no room, to doubt that the Wings have ma
jonsy-prubably OF in the Senate and IS In the
House.
We are able to give but portion OF cur letters,
LAscAsrzz co-!ofHciall
Canal Conrissio71. Consres' ar
Jas NJ Power 4Si3l John srohun. S ! %
VIM 3 Foster ;l3 Henry HaldeH,an 70
Morton Native 49,. 2i0 E c. Reigarf Nat'e-- 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

" BY the brig Mary Ellen, from St Domino
City We learn ,hs, about the 18th ult there were so.
shocks of an Earthquake Ell, which caused ,-,,
alarm, but no damage was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

- Wing Young Men from this City for the
Syracuse Convention VIII board the steamboat
Columbia foot Of Cortand-st- this (Noadsyl afternoon
al 81 o'clock, where Communication tickets. st the low
price of Seven Dosrs for the whole excursion. viii be
furnished Dingles Brass Band Is engaged Tor the oc
casion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

English ofice having an agency al "A Waist N voy,
Cy. for the benefit CT his family but strange 10 saw
six e;gh, months ago he iaS lo..e IL, polio, ..
pirt BY no, continuing to pay the prenuul-iee!s, >,
doubt strong in his confidence OF long life iron, HI.
state Of health, which with his habits Of life wero ub
unexcepionsble Such csses a. this and tia, n Il
ATE Mr. Handy Of your City should prove irvab,Si.
warnings parents and cihers rot to plume her,sr.
upon their boasei health they have no guarssr "a
single hour-ios man aesth hIs Z ssadop;- rad i.
only IS wise who s.lile in AIdlA makes stshjs -.
vision for his beloved wife and cherished ospr.s,
render EAss comfortable in circumstances WHEN 4. =,
poses in the silent tomb. Yours SC ISsrs.Sr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

Gen Santa inna CoDniander-rChet or the Laberditne
rmy, Go. inlonte, Minister Of Var Of ,.e Republic
Of MericO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

y One of Wilders salamander Safes has Just
been placed in the Fair by Mr. Herring, the manufactu
I,is in the rough implanted and shows the perfec
ton to which the manufacturing Of this article haa been
brought Most of the work in Mr. HerriDgs factory il
performed by steam, which turns out much more per
feet work than hand power The Safe is well worthy of
the attention Of Yisitors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

.I--AOELFfiIAI Ocl 1cf'S
To tae Etilars Of Tie coaia & Esquirr
The subject of Life Insurance IA often and wisely re-
terTed to IN your valuable Journal in this City
IS worth notice, as warning to others gentleman
much respected among u.s. Lately died suddenly He
was quite well on Thursday, and on Saturday ne was
Corpse twas found that he had insured his life at al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

Ps.-The Telegraph at sunset reports large new
ship at anchor :. w Spit supposed to be the New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-12

tkIll.DEh'S FATG.NI oaIaIlA-4ucF SaIe5-IIeIo
w caa TO greater OF .a- superiority o Tie
..nuue Wider Patent Sale a The idct OF
tnr IN ABILITY invent thns new
any Improvement old inventions oy which
, o.r- Mss reputation 10 lair and equal
IRIS, with Wlders faIruI Sa!aAncer Toe lac a!teup
rn,, 20 destroy Wdef. Sales, ey naKlns another
usual lckuess, IL sufficient oil ~
rf 10 convince every VIII take The Iouole 10 H.
v-sl.ur lie subuc OF e superior nTs-psoo Guzies OIL
Wdrs Psten SaianscceT Sales ADothsr no lac suosc'.
Der VERY ura,ing eviceLcz OF hi estisiou in winch
the pubic bold y lders Paeut Sales Is us increasing &C.
which he has ensi geo MS iacioty ana sr
p,ed steam power which renirrs LIE rosf
-uIve OF the Mad n m CHeG otsss, aia
vii! test sE'e or dSIoe SeiAiAn'
Ger Safes ever oEere- q the pubic. 80 -
SILAS {. HERRING, lS9 Waer-si
Sss c. Herring only anioolzeo % MAKE OF
sell SzlAander Sa.eI In nis SAFE Su1Is bave oeen com
against manuactors and purchaser ana VIII De az
tended 10 al who infringe on my pslenL
mlO syDkW Is u. WILDER, Pstsutee.
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sPaIMG PURIFIER or THE BLOOD.


WINER y, ARCANUM EXTRACT VS.. SARSAPARILLA.
SPRING Purifier OF the Blood this N dicine can
"A not be surpassed, working It's way thfoush inc system
with silent and effective force,
Cleansing the Blood,
Removing Dyspept;c Influences,
Soothing tho Nerves,
Removing Internal distinctions and Diseases that would
otherwise injury TO the Liver and Lungs lntee
es cheaper pleasanter and warranted superior to any
other In use. ,, f., ,. for
ALL diseases arising from IN impure state OF tho blood
Scroiuls, or Kings Evil.
liberated Sore Throat, s...,,,.
Diseases OF the Skin, White Sweilngs
D!seas-s OF the Bones. Ulcers OF all ENDS:
Syphtliuc and Mercurial Diseases,
Affections OF The Liver, Dyspepsia,
Coslveness, Pslpi;aiion OF The Heart III c..,.
Long. standing Rheumatic Affections Govt and all chronic
and Nervous Complaints occurring IN de0lated consutu-
Persons whose constitutions broken down by the use
of Mercury Arsenic Quinne and any VINO are su
ferng from Diseased Liver IN nJudlcols treatment OF
the Diseases should toe Arcanuh Exaac "'non'
delay. 49,, T., s.s ,vhs-s
Virus OF the parent development OF Scrofoa IN Inc
child only remedy upon when reasouaoie hoPo
OF recovery can be- founded ,,,,,
In numerous instances also, where liberation had laid
bare both amen and bone, and where, 10 Ill
70 human but ampuaron could have saved iie,
ITEMS nave been snstched the grave and restored 70
health Inc devourng disease being completely eraalcateo
by the use of this inestma5le Extract
Tine propneLorS OF tho ArcAnum Extract nave mao tnls
medche Isd Ia all the above with the most graft
wing r.suIta In using the medicine neither business or
tni of moders,on in diet and Is equally applicable and
eticacious 10 Tie infant as well as me adult
Pamphlets giving description for what the Arcanum
Extract rs applicable with observations nsenSlbe fes
,plruuon and Treatise Diseases In general accompany
each boe Agents supplied with TIE above pamphlets
for grstuitcus circulation
of I'M. MEDIC ne mas been without beneficial result
Price 81 per boule or six bottles ior -. ~ o mr.,
John Wlner 4 Co. IS Maldenlane New-f orr soo Po-
Sold nv WVs,t & Ke:chan Futon-st; Z q. SANDS
son corner Of Sprins j. w. Basse Oh bfosawayi ano
81 in YORK. Patent Medicine arehouse, DVsion-
srookiyn By Mrs Hays, 1873 Ful;on-sti j. Brce,
Im..sI. n 0ulrK Co. corner Of Atlantic and Column
ha ala DR. Stsane, 1874 Fuonsl III 1o3oL4
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5Datent Aleoifiiles.
FITS I! FITS

TVANS VEGETABLE EXTRACT5An nis,noo h ,.ssn.
DIV for Epi1ptc Fits Falling Slckaes Conyuifion i
m.y trt has ever discovered which viii positively
cure this hitherto invunersbe disease II u wen En1wn
from time physicians have pronounced Epiep-
tic Fns ncurnble Il baed all iheir akin and the boast
cd power OF ali medicine and consequently onsands nss
up Their upon the altar OF Insanity rms 10 no ncton.
az paterna feeling Of hearts win bear es
imony And with all Difference the opinions OF phyBi-
Clans The learned and great we say positively Epilepsy
can cured We not Of how long SANDING or what
bic Exuac: Is all powerful In curing Ibis dread scourge Of
the human fsmyhundreds have beer cured and the
tcales ofmsny may the principal office 1874 GrRnd
AT New York where the afflicted invited 10 call and
have their examined and advice given Tree OF charge
Let Ssq ea.s e such call upon hs o
lowing persons who have either been cured or are now
using The medlcine
nine years with Epiepuc F was cured by using The We
gstable EItrsct-call and see her atl5l 0randSL
MT Jacob Petty who afflicted for four years with
ca and see him at ia DeancysL Mrs Eleanor W. kief
cmr.S nv using the Vegetable EIac-ca xrd her
Yorkyile. Mr.. VIM H. Psrsells, who has oeon sn,eted
for twen.y three years with Eplspnc Fs GOV uss ne
And numerous others may be called on II desired fnce
81 per bottle. 49,, Observation-Disclosures
bid and corrupt humor. and purifying The blood rmce y
cents per box DRS IVANS HART, fro21es9ra
lif lmeod- Principal Once Is4 oIaha-sI wow lorn.
COMPOUND SALINE sOLUTION-This pre-;
nsIaiton has been long celebrated for It's suceese and
usefulness in coughs, colds inhuenzu essI. aropHss,
epons hemorrhages sore ar . ana or A.
cssss Of local inflammation sbet The hea, and pain Il
will found useful TO aay hssdsehs oy hn ,a Ha
also useful louon Ia cases OF pamot cup
rons clbana and affections Of the eye ana III .oo,r,
a,anhoreic xpoctorsn durec, Alternative and deoosuu-
ent; and locally, a cooling discu.ient
For sale Sy The fslSsnx sSo1s MssI ssoadwsy
ard D. B. Tucker, $50 GraDd-st m1 ool
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UNIVERSITY EDITION

OF DR.. WESSTER'S DICTIONARY; Abridged from
" the Qusrto American Dictionary with Walkers Key 10
tho pronunciation OF Greek Latin and Scripture proper
names etc &c with Memoir and Bust of the Author One
volume, royal duodscimo.
la Revsei Edition, the principal object has been 20
furnish work 10 those numerous classes OF the community
who for consultation something aoove ordinary
Scaoo Dictionary. but who not disposed 10 purchsse
Weos.ers larger WORKS. For This purpose humorous ad
dtons usde the vocabulary aud the cehni
;onA particularly from that portion OF the American Die
ucnsry which in the edon OF 1884, and alsoom
me stdeudn of 1888 50 Of words IN this
caouary u. above ty thousand 200 more Ihsa In
Wake ularge Dictionary.
This Dictionary designed for general and popular use, II
now presented ihs pubic Ia the hope thai viii meet he
ouulrutes OF The counlrymen OF Dr. Weostef not
ony among and classesin Public Schools
and Academies IN the Counting House, the Manu-
factory ard Family. For sale Booksellers gene ally
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yNFiLIIBLE REMEDY for Frosted Lim5..-?he
PROPRIETOR oftne Dsrsh Linmsnt which has attained
.ncp csenrty In tne north Of Europe for lie efficacy ir
S.np Frosed Lcos and been Introduced by him IN PM
ladeps win equal success hose a,cIeo 'es
a., Ia. apocc.eI Agu6clas :, ut beccScr-sL and -
Y,deoane ard q Ms.denare, up s;srs, where supply
r,- he .Dars Is ~-nt, bo,'Is dlS ~,
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the sbs ,ss and thu, bessss a
LII 40 bssss These Drops have been extensively used
and thousands win bear grateful esnony % ns TSos
70 mi. horrible pain should remember that he Glove
hnodyne will certainly II In one minute wnen sPpseo
p ps and sod by A. B. SANDS CO., Chemist.
27s Broadway corner OF Chsenberss and soo aso u
70 Enlso 10 Ian aao h''' 7sflmeod
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Urn GOODS.

NTEW SPRING GOpDS.-J. C. BOOTH / CO.
lNDrapers and Tsilors, 1877 Boadway doors below the
Franklin HOUSE, just received through their agent IN
Pans ol oil choic. patterns Bon- fancy elastic Csss
nierrs, and styles French Cashmere ana Mareeies
Vesnrs 10 which they would invite particular attention
Also a ot OF fine Bi,eys and Smoufs Broadclohs, all
coors OF soft paoe textures, exactly suited Tor spring
Ffnck and Dress Coals.
Spring Sack which they Offer for SALE ready made or TO
order al very moderate prices.
Always hand large assortment OF fancy a'uGles'
Linen Hosiery, Gloves Umbrellas Cane m
brelGs Gc &C hi OF superior GusIty lust o tHeu pens
exclusively for this establishment hl u
LINENS, SHEETINGS AND
HOUSEKEEPING KTlCLES.-A ARNOLD CO 81
A CsngsL have received per ships Rochester and OK
ford Spring importation .: Linens to which they In
vile the attention OF families hotels aud boarding house
keepers. -
ii Medium Linens warranted OF the finest fax and man
ufacturei expressly for their family trade
"a heavy Housewife do do. A Superhne Front
ss g. 10 aud 2i Iah aud Bsrnsley Sheetngs, warrant
ed pure linen; 49,,
T. 8 and 1914 TASTE D apsr and Damask.
So ST. 10 and Al DsInssk Napkins patterns 10 match
the cloths, Dainssk Daileys, colored do
g. TO- II 1874 Imperial COunerpanes, Summer do DO.
Slperhne Toilet Quilts from cradle size 10 Isl Aso TOT
lei Covers, Loug Lawns, Birds Eye Diaper hussls ana
Scoca Diapers Fowetngs embossed and printed Table
Piano Covers with srse aid general assortment Of
domestic and housekeeping artic!rs Iuuy
~ EuotaI.-MANNING * PkICHAKD, Importers
II aud Jo5oors have removed from 81 Besveret 10 No
81 Pine-sree between William Mass where they
offer Tor assortment OF Fancy aud Stapo Dry Goods
consstics n part OF
Rca Organdie Bingham hus!ns,
THIl!ed arc p!aiG ocolcl aud French Gin EhsEs,
Printed Lawns, Ba.zotines and 5s-eges,
Newest STYLES Printed ncus'eline de LANES,
alpgcca aud Orleans cloths IN every variety,
Dtap a Etc Bonbazlnes ahd Crotou Coangs,
Cambria JaconeI, Nansoos, Null, Swiss.
Check srped and fancy Musins,
Linen CaaiDIic Hdkis, llneu Sc=clngs aud Shirtin2s
Liner ana Dsrask Table Covers and Napkins
White and Crimson Pongee Hdkfs,
Printed Pongee ind Bandana HdSfs,
broche Barege and Silk Shawls Baege Scars. Ike &c,
To which they attention cfci'y and country
charers al l"lsN<"os-
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THE ART OF WEAVING,

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pages highly recommended by The first an.
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