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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-09-21

| The womeniof the Sunderland Cantons
of SwitzerDand have Termed themselves, in
10 military body, amounting in number TO
[6728 They carry muskets, or carbines. have
efice.s, passwords, and, in fact, a complete
military organization. alc hrs siaT
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Ores,es A. Brownson is disclaimed by his
brother locofocos since he penned the artic-
lie in the Democratic Review. The democ.
racy of every man, il appears, must be meas
ured by the Polk guage, and to differ fom
the President in opinion is treason TO, the
country and democracy.--O. S. Journal.
That certainly is fair. The articles that
Brownson wrote for the Democratic Review
was before Folks election or Nomination.
Brownson has not, for years, had any more
connection with the democratic partythan any
one else who writes againstit. We suppose
it is the sentiments man, holds that. makes
him democrat or federalist,7 81 QRsSs States s.
man.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-09-21

GOVERNOR DoRR.A-It would seem, from
the Eastern papers; that the announcement
of Gov. Doors death was premature. .+Aehid
Statesnaa. sar1i' 9ai oa'a1i lon s9ob
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6J The following resolution, passed by d
Democratic Convention sin Wolworihq CO.,,
Wisconsin, is deserving of imitation every
where by men who honestly uphold demo-
cratic principles; s;G u a -. es.9 ndw
Resoleed, That we bury in oblivion every
thing which has caused division or estrange-
ment in our ranks-=thatwe earpes,lysrecom-
mend concession and harmony--,he support
of principles instead efm,erest--of measures
Ira,ber than men-and that with, uAited hearts,
|'and a common purpose we will acqut our
selves in the coming canvass as good demo-
Gratis and true men. Il 10 4siism Sit Hi
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tits needlessio add that our Yankee land
lord has never since been known 10 give up
"a bird in hand, for one in the bushm
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BEAUTIES OF ,ENGLlsH ORTHoGRApHY.--
We appeal, says the Anglo Saxon, to any
nan Of common sense, whether it is right or
lot, to block up the road TO learning with
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-09-21

H-l-CrCrO- U-J1f1, ,IItccouSH w IiikuP
k There. .abost sixty thousand words in the
English language, not sixty of which are
pronounced as they are spelled!! aud every
child who goes Syears to common scbeol,
spends no less than 4 Of them in learning to
spelLaa Ion bgd H asA izl oal 80 'l
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BY THE MAILS

WnHisoroS, Get %, lsA7
Case Of the Ttras Navy versus the Government of "A,
United Stat,s-.4 Seyious Qu..tion
The circuit court this morning refused To grant ,,
for mandamus requiring the Secretary of the NAVY IN
show why Lieut. Brashssr of the Texas nav
should receive his pay such officer since the nav
coded to the United States under the rsso
buttons of annexation
The motion, therefore, appeal viii be carried up
to the Supreme Court Of the United States advice
Of Mr. Brashears counsel to wit Chancellor Bib and
Gen. Walter Jones.
In the presidents of the annexation Of Ireland
Scotland to England the nsvies Of these countries
incorporated, officers aud ALL and yet govern
ment processing 10 be very msgnanimoas in this
ten business stops In the appropriation Of the Tens
Navy consisted exclusively wood iron and cordsgs
We are authorized by Mr. Brashear to say, that the
United States Charge to Texas Major Donslson did
peatedy state to him. the said Brashear that he need
have no apprehension because 1t the fixed purpose
OF the United states government in the annexation
Texas TO annex the Of the said republic 1t STOOD
without detriment to the officers Of said navy
We hold that Major Doneson made these promises
under authority and that they go to strengthen the in
depreciation Of the resolutions of to wit
that in the cesson OF the Navy Of Texas to the Unit
ed States, 1t included the officers constituting part Of
rank.
hold further that even II the technical construc
on OF the resolutions OF annexation apply only to
ships OF the Texas navy that Texas constituting said
resolutions to include the oncers and RELYING on the
nDeraty OF the United States may justice and does
Justly demand that the officers Of said navy should not
service In behalf Of the independence Of Texas.
| THE DOCTOR
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Dleu.
Sunday, Oath instant, JANE X. MoE, aged SO years

Dlcus
On Sunday, Gath instant JANE r. MOE, aged 80 years
widow of the late Isaac L. Moe.
Her relatives and friends and those of her father Da
vid Miller, and her brother, John Miller respect
FULLY invited to attend her funeral tomorrow 26th at
r M from No 1876 East broadway Her remains will
be removed to Newtown l.. l., for interment.
On the 23d instant, otter lingering Illness AMELIA
LEWIS wife of William Lewis, aged II years. months
and days
Her friends respectfully requested to attend her
funeral from the residence of her brother Mr. Thomas
Gregory Twenty eighth street, sth Avenue, this Mon
day afternoon, ut O'Clock.
On the 23d instant Of the Group after short illness
SAMUEL Grove, only son Of Ellen and Henry r. Otwith
oged years and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral Monday 25th inst at
~ o'clock, NJ from the residence Of his parents s
Brdge street, Brooklyn His remains will be taken
Greenwood Cemetery.
On the oath instant Mrs ELLEN, wife Of Frederick L.
Dubois and daughter Of Joseph and Elizabeth Burger
in the 25th year of her age.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this Monday after
noon at o'clock, from her late residence IS South
Ninth street. Williamsburgh
tT- Philadelphia papers please aopv
ION the 18TH OF July last, in toermonde Province of
Limburg, Netherlands, LEWIS BENKMAN knight of the
vice " "
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WARRINGTON, Oct. %, ls47.

Frasmentary.
Cabinet council to-day. 1t is supposed they de-
batting the to be made Congress In
reference to the war.
Mr.. Walker goes for all Of Mexico.
MIR. Buchanan goes for part.
Mr. Marcy In order to said proviso, would be
satisfied with the line Of 81 N L from the Bravo
The President will, perhaps after long statement
submit the subject to Congress.
We have at Coleman's to-day Mr.. Greene, Of the
Boston Post; Mr. Forney, Of the Psnnsyipanian, Hon.
MIR. Hubbard, N. II. The tide will soon set in with
Congress the topmost wave.
The news from Mexico continues to absorb all other
subjects W.
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BosToN. Dot. %, lS47,
Temperduce Riot in Bosfou.

Temperance Riot in Boston.
The quiet city Of Boston has lately been the Of
extraordinary connections. John b. Cough
nounoed to speak in Fansu Hail. the subject Of ten
perancs, topic particularly interesting to New Eng
landers. On Thursday last the meeting vened,
with the celebrated Deacon Grant chairman A row
ensued, which ended In the discontinue OF the Coz
tes,n much to the astonshment Of the girls and boys
The New Workers informed that the Walker street
pet Is still q pet Of the petticoats.
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NJ B. B0GERT. Auetonser.-Notce TO Glass Cutters
os n 10 lda f !ss Sns
Sale G9 M @ ss: for sa a Il.
estate Of Peter Morton deceased Catalogues ready and goods
w YER WAsE &c ATaesdsy, at 10 e'cieci. at No. 10
city, iGs .ad
ss LI9sss Char, and s
saS f furniture Xi.o colscton
really valuable OIL Paintings o2.lt.uc
A TF bss5Ec saHAkE .s Of
very valuable Lots in the most improving part Of the city
sold BY ' %"sSoaS he
S.d Madison avenue seh ssh srss'snd Of
the FOURTH ~ avenue ya,a VIZ
i Il; II; ;ss : : :|;::!
f.Ii aF w. Wall :ss known &:
J., Hyham's Vegetable ElseaaIy, internal Remedy for
sdasasa Who devote. .l%ost entirely
an. that cam 5f
s hs n By Ss% Pies s y the
The The
cure external, internal ma oini or bleeding -
Rs;i.a, may ): :Ss!sa Ihiss boxes
IN ITS MOST TERRIFIC Aspects.
presented the most positive aad unmate bile testimony In
box after the ingenuity Ufs host & physicians and the
of the Surgeon had been the with bu. the
smallest shadow of These not idle assertions
deru truths which hundreds will testify Even Il sursi-
dsans !" BE- though, o. %Re the
spPag IN the entremc and skaters the constitution be
cured Of Piles BY the Eectuary fall but little sh
in New York. Philadelphia, Boston and other cities Of
Ieaul INC q MOI ed
approached by event noted IN the medical history
The TS s OF 19 IL s %
be- he's e ss .: Ike 5 0
familiar and affair 1t saer the sufferer
Try BEFORE HE scoFrs,
and procure happiness and renewed lease of life if he
Many man ma. lost hrs existence by permitting his incredu
The EIse,uaIy particularly commended to the attention
attack. Of Pile. nodded form. TSs medicine
or they hsse made their ns
made endure severe cosvenes ddiness Inflammation
f ipas S
not
The DIsrREssEs OF MYRIAps
%sS s al as n:e!ss
wSsP By doing they Up
CERTAIN AND SPEEDY REMEDY
@S
Ms WrT
and
PLY not beng disable from business aud
aS as
relief The piles then being that allowed
aer this Try other means Of cure
guaranteed by the Of DR. Uphams Eecuay purchased
myef entirely cured of the Piles. and my health much i'm.
'''''' ''' ' EZRA bIBBIE. i ID Broadway
Philadelphia Certificate.
with what called Chronic by.eStery, have suffered
with ever since and physicians have told that live,
fmS WIN . pa m,d s
scnaase hps. benefit Of air. S1.
feted more severely than ever befe While there. phys.
wrapper Of your Ee asry perfect dess1psion
Thus great confidence the medicine aud pn chs.
a s dS. t.
+
Letter from Capt. Mclean N''' '''s'
have been afflicted for with the piles aud tiled
without anything like IeImanet benefit almo. everything
lost all confidence in medicine. Under this feeling
down surprise wsl
i, ,sss due alike
Sid wholesale and retail by WAT KetcSum, is Fuior
1sy pt A bs s es by Druggists
hs. s;r
$50 900 2 ktND or sSND AND MORT
WsJ :;ssss he cio'oa Water o&s.' basement NO.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN DENTTsTRY-DR
A. c; CASTLE has much pleasure introducing to the
veed method Of oSvans the Savane seton Of
goa &c ~ lansing ende pain loosenss
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lees hrm to-day and II was offered ut $40 5sc CITY
pressed American worth Gle Ole cash. at which
1000 gallons sold Ohio quote at SIC 4 t,c sc
cording to quality. Whale and sperm remained arm
while manufactured remained firm Olive was Arm ~
at ST. 10. ~ A "'
PRovbroNsSales Of abeut 500 barrels msss norh a-s
made SIS and 100 deliverable within 40 dsvs aasrs
SPnon' PIE on prime was worth $40 so, $40 e2H a
sio 10. according 10 amount and quality Beef-Th,re
were sales OF beef hams repored on private terms
sales ioo barrels were made at iOc Buttsr-saIss
We're MAKING at previous prices packagss choice
Of soS soc MIX 0rS new sold at ITO lsc Cheess-saes
vi ~ o n boxes Herkimer dairies were made at ~.
49, ., ne stock contiAued light and BUYERS were
waiting for arrivals Wecuots new mt Al a7H al ~
- noon@IeAes OF 5oaiO0 hhds common Muscoysdo
sugars. AA''o was mourning oohe IN pox
Glover WAS worth Ike
Tas we note sales OF about 10 900 lbs. at Toe.
ol osles of SOC bales Of Cuba were made for
pP;h on Private terms We the usual statement
with , the prices sales receipts and stock hand
es by auction for the week ending this afternoon
Sold Stock Sold BY
Prices. this Week. hand. auction
and NJ Carolina. slto OK lao hhd., 1883 nd, IS hd,
,Marylanda and Ohio ".e'~ SO hds II Shi Ri. X
c.. 4hi ~
EE ssa.yi1sna seed. seed TO s &C. Sc.
Havaaa.. IS tos7h g7bls; ssbls
Cuba.. ....... Is to 80 500 bis 1859 bis. 1877 bis
w. - l1ia IGN
SAn............B to IS loObls
The public sale of Kentucky Tobacco which took
place Yesterday indicates downward tendency. The
transactions during the week have been small
n w
WHssEY continued firm at $40 in bbs. though we
hsarc OF no sales Of moment.
tREIGHrs--9heese was taken for Liverpool ut Dos
ne rates Tor -four grain and cotton remained nominal
~ The same To Hsvre, cotton was taken at ssc
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e Ys s0e sy. ccsS and % ss
powered by act oil fariament Vict-Royal assent 9Th
Va savings s bank for ,h. widow and til. erph,nD
LAME Murray E,q George street. Hanover square,
ras' states I@a1 ss' s'nss wal, ''.'''
John ~ Palmer ,!asaih ESQ., SoIhan Worth, Esq
George Barclay L'd r..vsl e Edward H'''sh' E;s
George r. Graham Esq Will William Jones E'a.
Jonathan Meredith. E S.q " y samuel Hoffman Esq.
Hon Lenpas STAR. 5sa.. Ass%i; and Edward Rich
for the United States and
m ms Of .s. a
peculiar to tn. assured by the prucp.
of A.: ESSa nis q Sc ss%ss;
IL. insured for whole Of fife, Giins sdditon.i
Tn travelling leave extensive and liberal
ss sI's ' i've
yai. hs off, Of he local :Ip..ss
mS day. fOwsS ss, each payment of premium be-
~ charge oI mp day. ioI medical examination
parties may e the po of be .oeev
ded amSua rmen @ s d.
IN: society not connected with either fire
rah me- ~ @ -, ~. 49,. - ,,,, Nm
where ali Ipss.. sosesy opsi.
:;.
MEDICAL examiners attend daily ASP A. at Wall street.
s.ss. inherent local boards and agencies
S rEnsyH ~ y, .sa...,;
:s M q a; .s q
ssiSs ::' e: :: s1s:
nh day Of July isaT u 'CXTiARiNE MEfiRTESs '
jyas iaw6m.m AdministrstIir
TN pIJRsIT nee Of an o,d., or m. sTIN0C, m or
the County Of New YORK. 1 no, &C. hereby SiS.n q.
Si Of Nsy YSIT GiossI dssss::d present
New YoIk, before the 9Th day Of November next
my25 2a,Iaw.rc Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of thu; Surrogate Of the
q
ley Nassau street in the city of New York. on or be-
'' D.l sd NJ New way TSIt Se
.u1.vsu.a META D. TA Sd1a,a;.,uui..
A SUPERIOR TRUss.-Now for sale. Hungerfords Pr
M o am ne na a nnS ms
oeohs d. s ne N. unv. nj .nosn ' o ope b
nr high s, S, Of INV "a r. The
yepssy Known aupercede in prseea utility other
now IN maIkt Inc construction o. tns PAD suen o ths
the body ne rfecy The rupture without pain
Ths .nd comfort ~S Which 2 worm
sns % s.y DC o" ebans or Irritating when the
Manufactured o'y'0ssaEE giieEA %ARNEko
Oh, , IEshIM ., I..L,ss ,u,, .n,,;.s
Hais e which continually eh.iea and sIsd
ease. Being induced CIV HunseoTd Ps..n, Truss. find
ey secured with ali the ease and comfort that could rh
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The Herkimer Convention

- ALBANY, Get. "A, lS47
VINE non. David Wilmot. of Pennsylvania was at FL
mira on Friday on his way to the Herkimer Mass Con-
vention.
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EOonlH Wahn Third Assembly District The de-
m0Gauc electors Of the Fourth ward oppose
20 t,c few political officials, aud opposed
my o nominations made by small clique of office
Toms anf favor Of the people making their nomna
enu meeting the Shakespeare Hotel iam
~" steeet, Monday evening next Is n inst III
O'clock candidate for Assembly and transact
such other business may before the meeting.
ID. c. fentz, A 4. Bushnell, II. Garrick,
Jno. NJ, began, Thos. Fitzgerald, Mich. l.. Brady,
John Bennett, VIM. Sanford Thos. HAYES,
Pat lex T,ghe, Frances Priest, Arthur Harrison,
Moses X Doaohoc, Davis, VIM II. Murphy,
John Cummings, PHI. Mcguire John X. Lddell,
Alex Lang, John Fitzpatrick, Robt. H. Craig,
Luke larnck, s. Rhode, Arthur Harrison,
Patrick Reilly, James Fitzpatrick, Timothy Leason
Jhos Mcclure Lewis r. Thompson, Cha, les d. Win,
Deanis Hurley, Geo. Hargroye, VIM Colbetts.
John Keveney, VIM. I;eid, Patk Merick
Sami Bushnell, George Kearney, John Coffee,
John Muir by, Mich Foster, Patk. Nc Vesrny
Walter burke, Patk Draddy Peter White
Patk White. VIM. Higgins, D. T.. Morgan,
Michael Gennon, James II albot and ASS Others go
o23 ct S&M#m
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INT Il L LGE NOE
ITO THEE
i A = = 3 = M o M y n q ,
II nc l. E q IL A II HIC.

The Southern Telegraph.
PHILADELrHIA, Oct -, O'Clock, Is min, PM.
No Southern dispatches. The telegraph is broken
South Of Wilmington, Delaware.
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N EW FISH AND SALT sTORE.--The subscriber has
commenced business in the above live az No 80 Front
street. where will be found constantly hand dry and nick
,ec h.h Of every and shad
erei salmon and Goldfish, alewiyes, smoked herring &r
KINDS 81 foe and salt intending Liverpool Turks
isiand' and saiina In lots TO suit purchases
r. PRANDY,
nc 2l9 Front street.
Business transacted between this CITY and The British
frgyinces on reasonable terms I'll
Nova Scotia mackereI and s,lop LANDING from schoon,y
sNlNsW '"'"f ia Irontu N,
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nANCING ACADEMY, SHAKsPEARE HOTEL cor.
u ner Of Duane and William streets. MIR. O. ROBERT
SON having returned to New York skes this method of in.
At the above rooms Monday October lh when bo will
Polka and Mazurka Quadrles the Walzng Temps other
fashionable Dances Days and hours # attendance for ladies'
o'clock gentlemen, Wednesday and Saturday evenings,
commencing at 7 and o'clock
MIR r. will also classes his private arademy,
o. Canal street. October 18th Wednesdays and
for ladies', misses and from to oc' ock and
Tuesday aud Friday evenings from to for ladies' and from
TO 10 for Gentlemen.
distractions given in private to pupils or in classes at Semi
nare' or at Mr. RS residence so Canal where
particular information be had Assemblies for the pupils
VIII take place emmonthy, commencing the Ord Of No
vcmber % i4tsrc
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DROPSY AND GRAVEL,-DR. q. c. VAUGHN
would call the attention OF nvaids to his vegetable Lii
thon,np,e M1uIs highly celebrated throughout the
vaughn you'd earnestly all who desire remedy
any kina that the article possesses properties icb
VIII meet all classes OF disease that cannot be taken with.
out benefit and that for iest curative powe he
6gs leave to refer to cates Of all
the country which are in possession of his agents.
Ihey have sold this medicn for four past for
ENDS Of complaints and will be able show testimony
high ch uacter Vaughn woud earnestly ask the pnbc
oca and obtain his pamphlet the hands of his srens for
granitous distribution IL II show why one mcdv is as
good As fifty when that remedy properly
This medecns is especially offered for Dropsey Gravel Fe
male Complaints diseases of the liver kidneys aud all acc.
tons OF the urinary organs Asa female me Of
the most certain curatves taksi the systemno
single instance has been csored without perfectly
resing healthy the debtaed frame Let the drop
seal sufferer resort At this medicine the first
30 or bsttle will how the Of the article Let the su
erina IN that distressing disease gravel and all other
plants try this remedy, and the % bottle will
you that has extraordinary healing virtues Price, IL OF
oottc 81 80 do s2 ar II DO ties for S. and
30 for $40 taken time Office for the q this
article l32 Nassau ~ " Storrs Co., North Sixth
street Phade phia, Smith Atkinson ass Baltimore street
Ms f. Kidder loo Court street. Boston, and ny druggists
geaeally throughout the United States and Canadas
st9 15tcods
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CARRIAGEs--JAMEs BREWSTER, hawnt opened a
" new Carriage Repository at s96 Broadway, would
ecusly invite his old patrons and friends 70 call and
ire complete assortment Of carriages oN liisre
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CLONlNsKY's CALCULATING MACHINE.-Tbes.
- extraordinary aud wonderful machines having been just
completed and the patent England and the United States
been secured they offered the public Tor
sale They the most invention Of the age and
invaluable to those engaged in making large
sums sush astronomers. their ACCURACY is beyond
doubt Eos sale by 8. J.. NEUSTADT BARNETT,
OILS Ntyrc Patentees, "a Maiden Lsne
ITO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS-Nfusic taught on
moderate terms by lady who has had eIpe
hence teaching the piano she has given general satisfaction
and refer families whom she has been ID the habit OF
waching
Terms three dollars per month.
line iddessd TO Muse,o ths Herald otkos shall bs A.
tended 70, sls lesissN
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BROWNS COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING sA
- LOOM No. II Pearl street. head of COenes Slip San.
and others whose business calls them the lower part
the will lind tins very convenient their meals
-Breakfast, Dinner and Tea.
GEORGE BROWN
s130tsrc Late Of I,oveiovG Hotsl
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-.s~.o.-rx. PURCHASERS OF PIANOS invited
to the large assortment Of elegant instruments
TX TTtnow for sale at ATWILLS, 20I Broadwav-
LIZ J mahogany aad rosewood 81 ald 81 octave
Pianos from the manufactures of NUNS Fcher senor
Goovesein New York, Chickerng, Gilbert and oths OF
Boston: Wake, ierck CO.. New York. &c. The lEolian
Attachment Tor sale is Of superior tone Two elegant
wood upright pianos of fine Several second band Pianos
for sale low prices Pianos hire by the week month
Old taken exchange Pianos packed for shipping
Pianos ed and tuned.
Also New Music in ercst variety No the Beauties Of
the Opera just Strings and Reeds for Violin, Guitar
CIarionett, Sc. &c. ATWILL's,
-. NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
R&ACOMPANY-Tbe Stockholders Of this Companv are
e2requestcd to attend meeting at the Asor House.
Monday evening, October IS at o'clock, NJ.
OPS lrc A. KYLE, in Secretary.
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~ MANSION HOUSE, CHAHLESTO ,SE.-Nrs,
DAVIS begs leave to her friends and vs-
Charleston that extensive additions and improve
having been made to her House. during the last
she prepared offer such accommodations aud CON-
forts she will fully the wishes Of those who
favor her establishment with visit.
The Improvements consist Of elegant and spacious dining
spa for large small families and single eli
with fronting the SOUTH and hot aud cold baths in the
estabshm, mt
The Mansion House is pleasantly situatcdn the Of
Meeting aud Queen and offers advantage fam
lies and gentlemen Of leisure well those engaged in bust
of her table boh home and occasionally from the noIh)
we'll the and general good attendance at the House
will satisfaction. o2i 2s
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I EATHER BINDING FOR MACHINERY The sub.
scrbers fudng much in procuring satisfactory
manufacture Of them aud prepared to ode'fo
that line. All the leather by dressed
and prepared their order expressly for the The
belts are all warranted to give RECT satisfaction.
oil l4trrc X. HOE X CO.. 20 and 81 Gold
u ANK OF SALISBURY, MD.-25 cents the dollrr
will be paid for the Notes of this Bank if pe,ented
No. "a Liberty street, second story.
nl3 eYSu NM I'M
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MU-ICAL-MK. WILLIAM HERMAN, Profess n Of
v1 Music has located himself this city and offers his
vices Teacher Of Pianofoe. Violin ad Theory Of Mu
near Eighth Or at he residences Of his pups NJ ,uS;ed
music regularly with Or p Schneider Desau Germany and
prepared mpa to his pupils thorough knowledge of
music according the modern and approved authors
For terms etc apply above the Music Store OF
Mr.. Milbeu, Broadway. o2I 6teodx re
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II LADS OF HAIR=Heads of Har.-Those articles tor.
merly known as Wigs and scalps prior to the late i'm
provements OF Ridgway known only by the
title owing to their strictly natural and arsca
tout ensemble causing them to be the desahe article
next natural head Of hair To be had only of CHARLES
hDGWAf practical HAIR cutter and Wig maker ITO Br4d
N B.-Private rooms for fitting and irving Wigs TIC.