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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-03
PROSPECTUS OF
The Carolina Gazette.

TENHE subscriber intends to publish a weekly
u newspaper in the town of Wilmington, N.
c., with the above title. The first number will
make lis appearance on or before the first of jan
uary next.
The GAZETTE is now an applicant for an ade-
quate support, and to secure it, we will labor to
make the paper worthy by excluding every article
intoxicating false or vicious principles, and admit
ting such only as will inform or elevate the un-
Outstanding. News of importance will have an
early insertion, and the best Information of our
MARKETS will be 81 ven. 1t will advocate Demo-
cratic principles as they are demonstrated by a
pure system of political ethics. We intend that
the paper shall present a neat mechanical dp-
peGrance, as we'll as exhibit matter distinguished
for its excellence. In a word, the GAZETTE will
be devoted to the best interests of society.
We believe that such paper as the GAZETTE
is designed to be will meet with liberal encourage
ment from all classes. We claim the privilege of
up, 10 that portion of the Old North State which
gave US birth, and we hope that the Farmer, Mer-
chant and Mechanic, will bid the GAZETTE on
ward, by increasing its circulation and usefulness
with their names and money.
We deem it altogether unnecessary to enter in
to any Iong-winded essay in a Prospectus, bat
with these few remarks submit it to the public
for their approval OF rejection.
TERMS.-The GAZETTE will be published
weekly, on aSuper-Royai sheet, with new type
and on good paper at the Low PRICE of So 90 pei
annum, payable on receipt of the first number.
| OfPersons wishing to subscribe to the Ga
zErrE will please address the subscriber, posi-
paid, at Wilmington, N. G.
Ill who receive this Prospectus will please en-
deavor procure subscribers for U.S. and return the
names of all who may subscribe on or before thG
Goth day of December. WIN. J. YOPP.
| C5Editors of newspapers throughout the State
will confer favor by giving the above few in
sertions.
| Nov "a - lOtf
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New and Cheap Store.

THE subscriber would most respectfully an
nounce to the citizens Of Wilmington, and the
surrounding country, that he has opened fresh
supply of FALL AND WINTER GOODS :;
consisting in part, of fine Cloths, Cassmeres, Sat-
tinets, Kentucky Jeans. Kerseys, Blankets, fine
Merino Shirts and Drawers fine brown and
bleached Shifting and .Sheeting Shooting yds.
wide; fine plain and figured AIpasas Satin str-
ped do; Cashmeres Mousselin de LANES; Gale
donia Plaids; French and Domestic Ginghams
Bombazine; " orsted PIaids black and colored
Cambrics red and white Flannes; Canton do
English and American Prints Cotton and Wor-
sted Hosiery plain, striped and crossed Muslins
fine embroidered white Robes; Buena Vista strl-
ped do; fine leghorn. straw, satin and silk Bon
nets; Hats, Caps Shoes, Boots, &c. &c. All OF
which will be sold very low for cash. Please cal
and examine. South side of Market street,
doors above Front. JOHN {. DYE.
Wilmington, Nov. 26. ll-6t
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MAI, ARRANGEMENTS.
Post Office. Wilmington.

NORTHERN MAII-, by Rail Road, due daily at r NJ
and close at lOevery night.
SOUTHERN MAIL, by Steamer from Charleston, is due
d,iIv at A. NJ, and closes at II A. NJ every day.
FAYETTEVILLE MAIL, by Rail Road, is due on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at P NJ and closes on same
DAYS at 10 at night.
FAYETTEVILLE MAIL by Prospect Hall, Elizabethtown
Westbrooks, and Robesons is due on Tuesdays Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays at A. NJ aud closes Oh same days
atlOP.M
saIrHvILLE MAIL, by Steamer is due daily at A. NJ,
and closes at l2A P. NJ. every day
TAYLoR's BRIDeE, LONG CREEK, MooRE's CREEK, BtAcE
RIVER CHAPEL and HARRELs STORE MAIL, is due every
Thursday at 6 T. NJ, and closes same night at III.
ONsLow MAIL Via Topsaii Sound, Stump Sound
snecd's Ferry, Jacksonville to Richards ana returns
via Bannerman's is due every Monday at f. NJ, and
closes every Thursday night at Top. NJ
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New Sentiment in Vuginia.-The Norfolk
Herald, aliuding to statement in the Parkers-
burg West Va.) Gazette, that large numbers
OF citizens of the Old Dominion are leaving
her territory for the far west, says, -,
CHOW in this there is nothing that should
cause regret in Virginia Let those who re-
allv believe that they are lured by the pros
pect of gain, or who really believe that they
can better their condition by emigrating to the
new States, follow their bent-and take their
slaves along with them! The vacuum may
cause a momentary weakness, but it will only
be to recruit with two-fold vigor The place
of every slave will in time be filled by bar
| dy, industrious, tax-paying, musket. bearing
freeman, of the right stuff to people iree f
State, which Virginia is destined to be, one o.
these days. and the sooner CONSISTENCY Win
reason) the better for her own gooa'
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7HTHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
4 country friends and customers, that he has
on hand = well selected stock of Dry Goods, St.
Domingo, Laguyra and Rio Coffee, Porto Rico
and st. Croix Sugar, Molasses, Salt, Flour,
Hollow Ware, Cutlery, &c.
He would further say to those who have Ba-
con, Corn, Meal Peas, &C., for this market, that
he has ample store room, and will be pleased to
receive and dispose of their produce on commits
sion.
Liberal cash advances will be made on all con-
signments. E. PETERSON.
Wilmington, N. c., Nov. 10th, 47.-[l0-4
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Distressing Event-The Rev Mr.. Nor
wood ssvs he Richmond Times, made to the
CONGREGATION more OF St. Paurs Church. on Sun
Jsw the painful annunciation that Mrs. Dan
Il tho wife of Judge Peter " Daniel, Of the
II s. Supreme Court, had died that morning
from the effects of a nervous shock, produced
bv the fire that occurred near his residence a
bout 10 o'clock Saturday night.
Roffi,porc Clipper
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GOLD! GOLD! GOLD!

NJ ORTIZ CAROLINA GOLD PIECES will
~ be taken in trade at the full value Of FIVE
DOLLARS, for which purpose my stock Of Goods
is so we'll selected that can accommodate my
friends and customers.
CHARLES WILLIE, Variety Store,
No 2Gs King-street, opposite Victoria Hotel,
Charleston, S. e.
ALSO, FOR SALE, l4O empty Packing Box
es of different sizes, to make room.
Nov IL, ls47-r9.4t
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Merican Barburity.--The following from
an officer in Mexico presents horrld picture
of the enemy with whom we have to deal,
and is calculated to destroy all sympathy
with their misfortunes.
Son entering the city the morning Of the
14th, | saw one of our men who had been ia
ken prisoner the day before, stripped naked,
tied to board, head and feet, his hands tied
over his chest, the flesh from his chest fayed
off and his heart cut out In this condition
he was laid in the street to greet our arrival.
Such are the barbarians we are among"
Cltppcr.
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New Plaid Silks,

THE Subscribers have this day received, per
schr. John Potts Brown, more new PLAID
SILKS, of the latest style, which will be sold at
their usual low prices. JOHN KYLE & co
Now 4th, ls47.
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sEE E"EEeS s. BagFPJg'UeEg

HAVE received, and are now
" offering, at wholesale and RETAIL
81 the largest and best assortment Of
HATS, CAPS, BONNETS,
Umbrellas & Walking Canes,
ever brought to this market. We continue
at the old stand North side of Market Street,
where may be found at all times good Beaver,
Nutria, Brush, Cashmere, Moleskin, and
Silk Hats, of the latest New York city style.
Broadclolh, Silk Velvet, Oil Silk, Otter, Seal,
Muskrat, and Glazed Lawn Caps, of the la
test and most approved fashions. Youths,
Boys, and ChiIdren's Caps, a large variety.
Ladies Riding Caps. Gents Smoking Caps.
Infants Caps Of various qualities, patterns,
and colors. Fine Silk. Ginghams and Cotton
Umbrellas, and good assortment Of Walk
ing Canes. We have also large stock of
WOOL AND TARPAULIN HATS,
which we will sell by the case or dozen much
lower than can be bought elsewhere.
Country Merchants supplied with goods in
our line at New Y ork jobbing prices,
Planters and others wishing cheap Hats or
Caps for Negroes, will find it to their advan-
tage to give US call.
N. B. Cash paid for Otter, Mink, Fox,
Wild Cat, Raccoon, and Oppossum Skins.
November 10, 1847.
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OtiCe.

THE subscriber having been appointed. at No
vember term of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions for the County of Sampson, Commits
sioner to sell the SLAVES belonging to the es-
tate of Peyton R. Parker, decd, will proceed to
sell said slaves at the late residence of the decd
on credit of six months, on the 18th day of De-
cember, l847.
The number of the Slaves are about twenty, of
different ages, sizes and sexes. and very likely.
THOMAS CHESNUTT, Com.
cononron co n c. Nnyemher 20. lS47 st
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ID AlSINS, PRUNES, NUTS, FRUITS,
Il q &C., constantly on hand and for sale at
low prices by VIM. "A. GWYER.
November 10. 1S47.
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WTLMINGTON JOU RNAL:
Published every Friday Morning, by
PRICE g. FULTON, Proprictors'
TERrTs OF SUBSCRIPTION

60 so a.year, in adVanCe'o Vi % ~
." OO three months after subscribing roon,bs
NJ .bscrntiou received for less than ~ nIo r Of
permitted to discontinue NE P" IN ~
No rnnmencement of subscription year, I'LL Inc
eTniration of said year. ,;.oon+inued at tho
end of their subscription year. mus by o bn;s th
give the PropretOrs two weeks for to the
paper will be continued and charg 'o' ~ "'
we Will Gi pay the postage letters containing Three
Dollars and upwards ans pisk U T6e PoStmssters Ger
Of such remittance shall be sufficient receipt
therefor - ,-:,o,o oo,roo,od ,,;tb this Of
~ mnst be addressed [post pad to PRICE d FULTON
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FresI, Drugs and Medicines.

<uzza1za THE subscriber has received con-
So siderable part of his stock, which is lar
EsgM ger and better selected than any which
"a has ever been offered by himself, or per-
haps by any establishment in this State, comPri-
sing, in part, full stock of Drugs, Medicines,
Chemical preparations, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs ;
Perfumery and fancy articles; Surgical Instru-
ments, "a large stock J Brushes, Trusses, Patent
Medicines, Tobacco. Havana Segars, Snufs, &c.
Being DESTROYS of doing more of wholesale busl-
ness than heretofore, he has laid in his stock prn-
cipaIIy in original packages, and for cash, which
will enable him to compete successfully with any
market. He desires those in want of any of the
above articles to give him call.
A. G.. EVANS.
November - lS47-T9-tf
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AND DEEDS, new supply, just printed
80 and for sale at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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AGRICULTURAL,
TO KILL THE PEACH GRUB.

A writer in the Genesee Farmer recon-.
mends the following -
l. In the spring examine the roots thorough
y, as long as they exude red gum, containing
the eTuUie of the grub. Draw with a hoe d
mound OF earth about six inches high around
me body OF the tree, and not remove it till the
hFSi 1rosts, and then examine; if there are any,
gruhs they will be so high up that they are
easily discovered and killed.
:. Draw away as before, and apply around
The BODY quantity of straight straw, about
one foot high, letting the lower ends run out
few inches on the ground to cover with
earth, and bind with straw or other band ine
two places,
8. Bind on sheet of straw paste board OF
binders boards, and if tarred all the better. In
all cases clean the tree the first frosts, as after
that period there is no danger of the fy's i'm
ORIGINATING the tree, being past IFS season. IL
is of no use 10 tar or apply any offensive stib-
stance 10 the body of the tree, for as it grows
and expands, the bark cracks and exposes the
tender part, where the fly deposits its eggs.
The parent of this grub is not unlike the
black wasp, with steel blue wings, and yell
low ring around its abdomen. Its habits are
grub goes into the chrysalis state, enveloped
in reddish glazed case, and lays on the top
of the earth at the root of the tree.
We were shown few weeks ago, two OF
these insects, by our intelligent and egterpri-
sing townsman, Mr.. Sylvester Smith, who has
commenced farm in this vicinity on the right
principles.
To manure and improve a peach orchard
already set out, put it under the operation of
some hoed crop. Manure and work among
the trees as if they were great corn hill, and
so keep doing till it is in thrifty state, when
it may lay awhile in grass, but not to clover !;
their long tap roots get rather more than their
share of the nutriment and moisture of the soil
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UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, or
u Master of Pain; fresh supply just received
and for sale by
Nov IL, LIPPITT & Vikings.
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EDERFUMERY-F American, and Ger
IL man. A fresh supply for sale by
Nov IL, LIPPITT & Vikings.
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TASsY UNDER FRUfr TKErs.-Many years
since we read in an agricultural publication
that tansy, set under fruit trees, would prevent
the miIdew. The experiment was trled' and
the disease, or insect, whichever i was ais-
appeared and since that time, the trees SO
protected, have remained in excellent health:
and have uniformly produced an abundance o.
excellent fruits .-Wire BrGhes,
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Nov IL, lS47-[9-tf

ZNOWNsEND's sarsaparilla-sands' Iodide
~ of Sarsaparia, fresh supply. For sale by
Nov l01 LIPPTTT & Vikings.
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NAHNESTOCK'S Vermifuge for worms,
T. Seidlitz and Soda Powders, Pearl Sage. Ber-
muda and American Arrow Root Russian Isin-
glass, (or jellics Tapoca; fresh supplies for sale
Nov 1877 by LIPPITT & WILLKINGS.
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From the Washington Union, 24th ult.

VdEnIngtOn UnIOr, It.:
&c THE FRIENDS OF PEACE."-THE OLD
"PEACE SOCIETIES" OF THE LAST
WAR OVER AGAIN!
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/ Nj E.

A CARGO of Thomaston Lime, consisting of
IA 1900 casks, for sale in lots to suit purcha-
sers, by &c. & r. B. WOOD,
Contractors and Builders.
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TO F.A p N e r S ,

November IL, 1871 Off
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JANUARY IL.


Cleared.
PIX; ga ,f
bu, Cos May Flower. HiteheocE. Old Point Csmfor Va
Big, Rodney S,n.s. B.S.dgs: Fe...r NisisI.o.; "a
!as Fs:,sI 5, Coz, f,.ss Sas.f Pratt New q:
ss r bsSo1d E.
port Barge Whale. Baldwin, South Amboy. sioop Roger
Williams. stsrgn. Providence
Notwithstanding New Orleans (new) Wright New
Oreans, via cha leston, MAILER 4 Lord.
Arrived.
Bremen brig Magdalene, peetzer, 81 days from Bremen
win noise and 90 passenaen TO Me.r Dec 10, IA, ~
Brig Eliza, Lockwood from St Thomas. via Rum Key
dsgs with 5000 bushels SALT to Benz Co. Left
Sch Dart Summers days from Charleston, with cotton
schr J.me. Morns, Van Name. day. from York River.
with oysters, 10 master Capt Van Name psssed Abseeomb
the th and reports seeing the .ehr Harriet Eliza
got ashore Absecom Bar the 7h inst in the SE blow
the vessel total loss 400 bbs dour saved the beach the
remainder Of the cargo total loss The schr about
schr Ju.tIs Wogam days from Petersburg. with ndse
schr Fairfax Pendleton days from Norfolk with mdse
schr Abstract Cross days from Norfolk with mdse to
master.
schr Ann d, Beden Norfolk, ndse. to NJ Bedell.
Schr Lydia, Post Baltimore, mdse. Mailer X Lord
Schr FaiIfax, from Alexandra. mdse.
Below.
Br bark Jsme' coeLrn' from Hull Eng with md's to
Also. . barks and brgs, anchored on the bar
Sailed.
Packe. ship Northumberland, for London; ship Tamerspe.
for Mexico.
Packet ship Stephen Whitney. for Liverpool, lays at
Choir at Quarantine.
entities Of floating I'LL the East aud North ri-
that vessels going have to get the aid Of
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Home ROrfls

BALTIMORE, Jan PAR bark Orion, Meyers New York
heavy weather the lost and :p, ., :fa os
int Look Out contact with ship Rio Grsnde StuI,
ges Liverpool, aud carried lib boom, fore topss
bow plank cut b. and iore,a ana ,U,
Capt Best does know what damage ship received as
she Of mailing distance Immediately ster ING
brig Gen Taylor Libby Norfolk; sehr Eliza Ann
Disbrow. Providence on the Rsppahnnock bs n snG
des Den Taylor, Libby g.,bsdoss ,shs Henry
hngs Robertins, (Br) Stewart Glasgow Scotland; Midas
Etchbeer Havana; Fashion, Kirwzn, Indies; Heiien
Collins, Demarara.
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ROUSSEL'S AMANDINE,
yoR THE rnEyENrroN AND CURE OF

CHAPPED HANDS.
THE SUBSCRIBER, (ate Of the firm Of r. Housse $50
Brosdway)-no removalrespectfuy solieits trial Of
this article Appropriate the season Upon It's absolute
iishment It y warranted to cure and PREVENT chapped
hands and in addition this communicates them health
fu son, and whtenss The manufacturer clsims for his
Perfumey apeect equalityto the imported asupsriciiy
from its eshness there IT, however, article in this line,
cher foreign domestic which the subscriber docs not
keep The pcumery Of his former partner flor
passed by the product Of any Europe ard 10
sold at prices generally to cent cheaper He
respectfully soos the patronage ri the elite Of the
pos at the same time promising to deserve by truth and
falr dealing in all his transactions.
A. A. MOSS, late
ROUBSEL'5, $50 Broadway,
Where he will remain until further notice.
Every variety Of Soaps Shaving team, Extae Coognes
Cosmetics Pomatums &c with extensive of
Razors Hair Mall Tooth and Shaving Brushes Toilet Bot
ties Odour Boxes suitable for presents. &c do liner
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WATCHES, JEWELkY, AND SILVER
WARE

THE subscribers continue have for sale full
gold and silver Watches of the approved
Makers which will be offered the lowest and
warranted correct time keepers,
They are constantly the latest styles Of fashion
able Jeyey Of every description including g'd fob and
guard chsns breast pins rings finger bracelets
head &c.; silver spoons fes butter knives and
silver equal coin gold aud silver speeaclos,
CONVEX. &c French clocks and wsiches repaired
equal 10 the original.
ACKERLY,A BRIGGS, ls Bowsry,
dis tmsrh & doom above Broows street
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SIGHT RESTORED

AND DETERMINATIONS OF THE EYES CURED,
J1Y THE ROMAN EYE BALsAM-A Specific Oint.
ID ment for Diseases Of the Eyes. This Balssm will
spsediiv restore inflammation and
ness from the eyeds and restore night where j. possible
n do 40 The weakness OF sight from old age
strsning BY fixed attention TO minute Objects
cnred By few applications In he almost miracp Gus
uses IL. .-.,.,.. .x...-
Druggist successor to A. B. SANDS Co E3 Broadway
in Granite Building Sold also 100 Fulton street and
n East broadwv rice 70 cents de- lmsr
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DR.. KELLINGER'S

~ INFALLIBLE LlNIMENT is warranted to
cure sores and ulcers Of ever nature G few day,
oh:r pains One two doses certain to We've bilious
ehoc, dia,hoa &C. as It is taken is perfe cay delight
full in its odor and avsr II il universally ackno stedged TO
be the best family medicine offered to the bile rrice
80 bottle.
Sold Pearl street.; of bowey and roome ID
end 10th stores Dr. Bur .etts Dby-
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COMM ERCIAL.
Tuesday, Jan. IL.

Tuesday, Jan. IL.
A.urs-The operation In Pots very limited, hol.
ders are still asking So small lots have been taken
freely ct 81 sly Pearls continue dull at S. so.
BRsApsruYFs-The market continues firm, but with
small At the close this afternoon 0eneses
was held at 50 50 50 e6h Michigan, SIS ~ IS so,
and Georgetown at SIS 25
Corros-The sales to-day about 800 bales and are
steady at the quotations annexed Freight Liverpool
is occasionally taken at Eve sixteenths.
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d. Rogers do sioop Dolphin Charleston Cid Wash
aIon Ga.h, West Indss Elizabeth Ann hol;S9p Bath
Corson; Frances Robbins and Globe, Simmons, York;
WIN II Harrison Ire'a and, Charleston
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A BERNETHY's BOTANICAL PILLS, for the speedy


A BERNETHY'5 BOTANICAL PILLS, for the speedy
radical cure e D,s';ss Giss. Stseta,es
These Pills made from the prescription Of the late ceie
brated Dr. Abeehy who, for great many years. success
fully prescribed ali Of the above diseases not
only Ia his private practice, bat 10 several p:bc
They advantages all liquid me
by their not disaqreeipg with the stomach affecting the
breath which renders them extremely convenient TO take
without exciting the least suspicion, -
This wide celebrity of Pills is the best gu,ran
their quick and curing all The above
complaints Ia the early stages Of gonorhD, box is
geuersly sufficient effect in few days, but the
Pills should three days after all the symp
disappeared In long chronic OBJ
sn ate elects aud Institutional difficult they equally
cetsn but generally require little longer time thou
sands testify who have been cured in almost ed
BILE short space Of time.
They be take any aud under crcum.tap.
but little regard % Diet except In abst-nnE from
sprtuous and fermented liquors Full directions
each box
To be had genuine wholesale and RETAIL oay Apoheca
RES Hall IS CathsTine street, AID 1877 Maiden Lane
lis I'm srh
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G. A. sTUTzE's

NEW FUR STORE-Jrst Opened
VNHE ADVERTISER would hereby respectly inform his
friends and the public, OF his having opened
No 2s7 Pearl street few door, from Fulton. where he has
aud Furs Of all made the richest sye and
which he is enabled TO offer at tho lowest prices.
O. A. STEITZE hatters himself to be able give par
eula satisfaction those who will favor him with CALI and
hopes by his attention TO deserve share OF the public
uonase.
Don't forget the number. ss7 Pearl
m nc 8TUT/E. Euyyiey.
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WIGS, WIGS.


BACHELORS New invented Wigs and Scalps are decid
~ edy the greatest yet introduced arr
Of Wig Making They are perfectly comfortable
mako the unconscious that he has Wig on and vet
and natural that they be detect
ed. Made only by VIM Bachelor, No Wall street. near
Broadway large assortment always hand DIS i'm ere
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COUGHS, COUGHS, COUGHS.
CORBYN'S COUGH LOZENGEs-Prepared by Corbyu
u q Co., 800 HoIboru London The best article in eHs
the lungs asthma consumption &C. for sale By COLBY,
il Pearl street, corner Of Frankfort for the United
States d. 1vuSre