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- -,,:'.- Front the Western Expositor.
ANOTHER CRAFT GONE DOWN.

We see that "Hary Of the West" is pro-
bsbly a total loss to the owners. Long
has 1t been thought that wien moored in
tSs hsrbor Of the Bloody Ground all was
safe. Still the pilot has, never been con-
tent to ~conline himself to the c~oasting trade
along ltis fsvorite horhor, but has longea to
weight anchor and land his hulk in the
pleasant port called the White House
At stated periods, Of generally about four
years, he has kept a good look OUT and
made'speciA tours Of observation. Not
long iincs.ie carefully prepared his chart
at village near the pleasant shades of
Ashland, by which he confidently hoped 10
make the long desired port; and prepare
tory deemed it not a miss TO take q recon-
n~oisanee.H' Leaving all serene and calm,
not even seeinga cloud in the distance
: that eqnIl not be dispelled az by the want
ola Dictator, with bnoyant and elated heart
he set forward once more to sound the dan
gerols channel. But alas! how futile the
hope, ofthe poor old pilot! Scarcely had
I've left the moorings in which his once giant
craft had so long defed both wind and
weather, than a storm arose Rough and
Rsadyto ehgaIph it, forever. Onward and
still onward came the impending storm;
peal after peal thunder roar deafening as
the stunning howl of Buena Vista's dogs Of
wsr.tI A calm at length cnsued, aud the
anxious inquiry ran, where is the "Hary of
the West"-ths crew? Many a cheek
turned pale, while friendly, tongue portray
IN luc ] strains. the many breakers size had
passed, the many lstorms out rode; while
Others spoke, with down cast eye, of inju-
ries sustained in hull BY a Polk STALK; which
caused aleak to spring which now had sent
herdown,a @ ..e d.. ~.
The crew? again is asked. Somewhat
dispersed but all alive and safe. Never
RoEs.gM they peetsO tramp the decks to-
gsthsr.s ~ ,eGI-i .e.. ..' e. -. :
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28
'a4FrOOshe ST. Louis Peoples Organ.
1,FoASTRANGE BRAID OF HAIR,
FouND IN AN ALBuH.)

Nv HN
49, -. 8YJ. X. Maxwell.
Soft braided tress! the strangers eye
Undimia'i, on thee may cold!y fall;
His glance may pass thee carelessly by,
- But tell me, is it thus with ALL?
.Is there no heart to heave a sigh?
, No eye to drop on thee atcar?
d. Bring'st thou to none, of days gone by,
Dim shadows to remembrance dear?
Wsk'st thou no memories of a brow
That once .Perchancs was thought SO
fair2
.(Alas! it. may be faded now:)
q. Soft braided tress of glossy hair!
Or has it changed! has friendships VOW
Been broken? has its love-light fed?
Or lies the airy form which thou
Once decked, among the silent dead?
Thou auswerest not-nor wJuld | know
=! The mystery that within thee sleeps,
Nor wage one slumbering note ofwoe
To wonnd the heart where memory
keeps,
Her treasured things of long ago:
And yet a fancy-woren spell,
Around thee ever seems 10 throw
Its wild. unreal dream. FAREwELti
Clarion, Penn. ..t. &
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"UxIrED WE srAxD-D1vrrDlEuD We FALL"
POLITICAL DCPIICATES-A. CON
-~. at . TRA2T. ..l -...

The wing majority of the present House
Iof Representatives,, by a vote of IS to 81,
have declared that the existing war with
Mexico is Il ar"uRnccessaTiL;yG and rnc0m-
ShthEanGM 6cgna By The President # tic
United States" 1t is strong declaration.
Ills made under the solemnity of an eff
cial cath. 1t will be heard in Mexico and
TO tie ends of the earth. 1t is calculated
TO produce nron our enemies a s;Song, eff
feet for good or for evil, because i charges
upon that department of our government
to which the Constitution has confined our
whole intercourse with foreign powers The
.aanSt Gtr0ciUWs crime knoUR IL HE dCtl0n of
.n0Hons.. yHbe true, then are the wings
parchment of the President. IF be not
ItrUe, then have the wings who have so
voted made themselves liable to tie grav-
est and most crushing accusation which can
be brought against any party in a free gov
'ernment-tlat of having causeless.y, and
from partizan rage, hoken siaes Nth tie enc
;JMe;r cvsnt'y! 80
1t is "A moinentous question for the coun-
try, therefore. to consider what this wl,ig
sOhC " % ~ u dSludil WV ~ al
time. To settle this question, we must go
back 10 The time when the war commenced
and see wla, the Wig gentlemen then i'll
the House, and then, as now, acting upon
the responsibility of their official %nat!;s, de-
clare by their recorded votes in relation
20 tins matter. On the 18th OF May, 1916,
a bill was passed in TIE House Of Repre-
sentatives, declaring, in is preamble, that
."LYMr art Of Mrr2co, s"nr.erisss befrcen
that reptile end the LnheH Sntrs." Re-
corded in favor rf this declaration nf the
18th Of May, 1876. are many Of the same
wing votes wl.ichswe Row find recorded III
,Ca:nrof the declaration Of the 80 of Janua-
ls4S. that tie war tId hot exist By the
act IF Mexico, but was "Unc4n&kiH!i,hGNy
.ana unnecessarily tegnn by lie President
# The CMiied S;otrs!" Which of their
dcciar"tions-bM nnaer %.EciI oaMa-
arc we tUteiicsr? i1crc.arc't the witnesses:
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

ExThAoRDlNARY CASE OF M.1roRMA-
rIos.-We.. copy, from the Portland Adver-
tiser, the following communication, signed
BY DR.. Clark, giving an. account of'ah al
most incredible case of m~alformation, found
in makinga post mortsns examination of
the late Rev. Jason Whitman: 9"
The case of the late lamented RevsJason
Whitman, who died in this.eityo Of Pieurisy,
has excited nose than usual interest. II
was known to lis friends, that from early
infancy. Ire had suffered fria j peculiar
cough, and copious muco pnruIent cxpec-
I,oration. He seemed predisposed 10 pleu-
Irisy, from which he had suffered several at
Itacks. The peculiar symptoms of his case
led him TO suspect there might be some NAL
formation, which must preclude the hope
of perfecthealt!r; and he expressed the wish,
that at his decease, a post mortcm exami-
nation might be made. 1t is believed that
a short description Of this wonderful case
may be interesting TO your readers.
The examination was made by myself, in
1.-The presence of Drs. s. Weed, 4. Rpa, VIM.
Wood, J. T. Gilman, j. T. G Daveis, NJ.
Dodge, and l.. Fitch; and WIN. Willis, and
Martin Gore, ESGfs.
When the lungs were exposed, they were
observed to be united by old and firm adj
hesions, iaterally, TO the pleura covering
the ribs-and below 20 the Giaphragm.-
These aahesions gave proofs of previous
attacks Of Inflammation: At the inferior
part of the LEFT lHng was a deposit Of pus-
the resulto the last attack of disease
This was contained in a small sack. formed
Iby the pleura Of Ike lungs on The one side,
and Of the ribs on the other side, and the
Innly part in both lungsnot previously bound
20 contiguous parts by strong adhesions.-
The two lobes ofthe left lung filled the left
Of the tIorax. Tie heart was in Tie
right cavity, having IFS apex or small end
inclined to the right. and not towards Tie
left side, as in the natural position The
right li;ns has three lobcs; in this case there
were only iwo-ti.e place Of the third be-
ing occupied by the heat.
The liver was in the lift side, Of nearly
natural size, and perfectly reverse form
to the left and not to the right hypo-
'cliondrium. TIE position of the stomach
was reversed, tile small end to the left, and
The large end towards the right side. Thr
Spleen and larger end of the stomach occu-
pied the placeaIsually assigned 10 the liver
Tie large intestines, always found on the
&ere here situated, in the left side Of
the abdomen, and passing from left to right,
Instead Of their natural reversed direction,
right to left. The sigmoid Texture.
always lii the left, was in this case found in
the right side. All the nrgansof the ahdo-
men were healthy, and their form perfect,
butt reversed. The great omen!um, or cauI,
was wanting. The other organs ex amined
were natural in form and situation.
1t was matter of regret thattime did not
allow MS 10 pursue the examination of the
arteries, as pccnliafitirs in lis pulse had
been observed during life, which might per-
haps have found a solution. So strange a
natural position of 50 many important or
gans vas never before seen by any Of the
physicians who witnessed the examina-
ton"
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

The European portion alone of the EN-
pire of Russia contains 90, l47 square miles
and is inhabited by I'd, oOO,o 600 of people!
The city Of, St. Petersburgh has swelled it,
population TO very hssrly4oo,ooo
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

We zee, BY the last St. Joseph Gazette,
Dat emiigran,tas for. Oregon and California
have already begun to assemble at St. Jo-
ssph., : BLACK Harris, the celebrated Wes-
tenn Pflot.ss at that point. intending to go
10 Dreg6n'o of California in the spring. He
considers 8: Joseph the best point, on the
Missouri The Gazette says that the mills
iaStJossph manufacture the best quality
%aeur, end avery article suitable for an
odfkt can be had sttbat placs:APGHt m
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28
From hdian0poRs.--We find the follow.
ing in the Cincinnati Enquirer:
lNDIANAnoLIs, Feb. 10, 1913.

lND~IANAroLIs, Feb: 10, lS43.t
The telegraph company finished raising
the poles from Chicago to this place on last
week, and expect to run the wires along the
beginning of the next, so that soon we will
be in Geographic COMMUNICATION with Chi
cago and Boston via Dayton. At the pres
ent time the small-p ox RACES to an extent
hitherto unknown in this place. The board
of health report nine cases, most of which
are Of a mild character, and some conva-
descent. Oar Legislature adjourns on next
Monday.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

They voted on the 18th May, 1886, that
the war wns commenced ny the act Of Mex
ico,-they voted on the Sd Of January, '4S,
that the war was unnecessarily and uncon-
stitntionally commenced by the act of the
Prcsidcnt,-and at a still later date they
declare that the President has withheld in
formation necessary for their proper under
standing Of the question.
Nor is it all that these gentlemen thus
s0ltmnly declared, in the first instance, that
s'the war existed by the act of MeXico;'
in the second instance, that il was 'uncon-
Stitutionally and unnecessarily begun by the
President of the United States, and in the
third, that they never understood the ques
ton at all. On their first declaration, they
voted for the in"asinn of Mexico, and plac-
ed at the disposal Of the President, in the
same war bill, TIE army and navy and mill
tia of the United States, and ffty-'iousand
volunteers, and ten millions of dollars be-
sides, to prosecute this war Of invasion 'sto
q speedy and successful tcrmination!'-
They thus committed themselves. broadly
and ~irrcvocably to the justice and expedl-
ency of a war of Invasion; and 10Y we find
the same names attached TO a declaration
which must carry the shame Of our coun
Try wherercr,it finds credence) that the
war dill not exist by the sct Of MEXICO, but
was begun without necessity, and in viola
tion Of the constitution, by the President Of
1.-THE United States!
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1913.
On the Sd of Janu-
AIRY 1873, these same
gentlemen, are on
record On tlIr iourn-
al oftl,c same House,
MS declaring that the
war was ~'uncouSti-
t~utional!y and un-
necessarily ~bcsunhy
the President Of Tie
United States"
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

Election of Jndges.--The Pennsylvania
Senate, by a vote of 4s to IL, has passed
"a bill providing for the election of Judges
by the people. ..--....s- inv. ..s
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

SMALL Pox.-The small pox is prevail
ing at Stamford, Conn, among the Indians
IIeneamped on Manhattan Island, several Of
whom have died of it,.
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49,
hitherto unknown in this place. The board
of health report nine Cases, most of which
are Of a mild character, and some conva-
descent. Oar Legislature adjourns on next
Monday.
S'Thc present Taylor move from the
Wings, spontaneously bursting forth from
almost every quarter, plainly demonstrates
that their whole pretended principles or
national policy are merely nGihing in the
true sense Of the word-c,phers without
Ggw'es-snd "not worth having no-how.r
Let us see how tlsir creed holds good in
comparison with Gen. Taylor's views:-
The Wings are determined to force a man.
moth money monopoly upon the people in
the shape Of a national bank; Gen. Taylor
on the contrary agrees with President Polk
on the Constitutional Treasnry;-The wings
have sworn eternal death TO the Tariff Of
1876, and when i'll power, that the '42 Tar
If will inevitably be restored; Sen. Tay-
Tor thinks with Mr.. Polk that "the Tariff
of '46 has worked well, and there can be
no c"nd reason for its repeal;"-The Wings
declare the prcsentw war with Mexico uninst
I-wr0ng on orr side, and right on the part
of Mexico; Gen. Taylor says "my country
is always right" and repeatedly has de-
ciarcd, that "we had sufficient cause for
war";-Lastly. the Wings abhor the idea
of territorial indemnify from Mexico; Gen.
Taylor favors as an ultimatum the Sierre
Madre line, embracing Tampico, Victofis,
Monterey, Saltillo, Parras, Monclova, Chi
%hnahua, New Mexico, and Upper California.
Now we would ask, ifGen. Taylors honld be
elected to the Presidency, and carry out
his views, how much will be left of Wing
gerJ!?-"The spoils! the s~poils!" seems to
respond from the four winds; and, "re-echo-
ing in a voice of thunder" from an Eagles
height, 'the spoilsp it could almost seduce
one to believe that indeed "the spoils' have
something to DO with Nhjg principles and
Ithig pdtriotiSn.-- jackson Regiew.
Mrs. SHARPE DROWNED.-On Saturday
last, Mrs. Sharpe, the vocalist and actress,
while walking on the hurricane deck of the
steamer FGShl9n, on which she was a pas
.senger, fell overheard and was drowned.
She was walking with a gentleman, and
was in the act Of going over the wheel
house when she lost her balance and fell.
The boat was Immediately stopped, bat she
never rose to the Surface of the water.
Since the preceding was intype, wchave
learned a few more particulars in regard
to this melancholy accident. Mrs. Sharpe
was married but a few days since to Mr..
.kncass, the vocalist, and it was him who
was will, her when she fell Off the boat
The accident occurred while they were as
ccnding the stepover the wheel-house lead
ing to the hurricane deck. The banister or
railing broke, and both fell, Mrs. Sharpe in
the river and Mr.. Kncass OH the guard of
the boat. Mrs. S., itis supposed, was bad
'ly hurt in the fall by coming in contact with
something of the boat, which caused her to
sink Immediately. ,
Miss Bruce, the sister of Mrs. Sharpe,
was on board tile Fashi2n and on hearing
of the accident she became insensihle.-
She was in this state placed OF board the
Pike when met BY the Fashi'n, and taken
back to Cincipnati.-[Louis, lie Journal.
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1876.

1870.
! On the 18th Of Nav
1876, tie ful!um
gentlemen, on the
journal Of the lloi!sr
Of Representatives,,
on record as voting
for tie war bill, sol
.emnly declaring that
"by the act of TIE
republic Of Mexico.
war exists between
that republic and tie
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

MILlER CouNrY.-The Democratic NEE!
ting. held in Tuscumbia on die 7th inst,
appointed delegates instructed for Hon. A.
4. King for Governor, Capt. II. B. Holden
for Lient. Govcrner, aud Hon. Jaaes S.
for Congress. 'SiH" -
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A short but comprehensive prayer wa.
once made by a Scotchman as follows
keep my purse from the ha,Cyer-a4d my
body from the doctsr-and my soul FROM
the de"ih.' He couldn't hsvsa asked fol
more in fewer words.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

PARDON DY Observation-Disclosures
Young, OF New York, has Pardohed, dur.
ing the year he has been in Office, one huna
dred and t~weity-foGr convictan ana Comp
muted the sentences Of FIVE mardd-er.aosq
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BUSINESS
JOB PRLN'TLN1; crec,uedneatiy aud erpeaitiousIy
md ~ rfaSonnhIe tflInS.
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NEW GOODS.

FENlE subscriber would call the attention of the La
u dies te his stock of new and splendid DRY
GOODS. consisting IN part as follows:
super changeabIe PLAID aud Striped Silks,
Apaccas, Black Mode colored Sam Striped and Plaid,
Rich Tresselie worked Berrgcs, Black aud eoIored,
Plain and Plaid shaded Oreniae.
Black Grened -rles. Plain and Plaid,
Silk IresselleS Mode an Fancy coors,
Rich Plaid Catap pas (new artice,)
Paradise Dardanee and Victoria Lawns,
Berages FROM Is. to the finest quality.
SILK aud Linen Frnges. and Buttons
Extra super Grape Emhroldered Shaws and Scars,
Muslin MarseilIles and Grass Skirts
In short the largest and best stock of Ladies' Dress
Goods he has ever had the pleasure of Offering All he
asks is examination by the l." lies before purchasing
April 3d-ts DON L. c. PETERS
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" r. & O o u S

NE " & O Cd s.
ENiit subscriber has now opened the largest, aud by
Tar, the cheapest stock Of Cnits. Cassimeres. and
'esngs, he has ever had the pleasure foerng 10 the
public he asks the attention of purchasers the follow
ing:
! piece extra super Boleys Cloths at sl4 per Yard.
Black. Blue Brown and Green Cloths (a qualities
Black and Fancy French Casslneres. (best quality,)
Cashmere. Satin. SILK. and Nlarsees Neslnes
Satin, Silk and Lawn Cravas and Srarfs
Extra fine Silk. Beaver, Leghurn and Panama Hats -
together with almost every article appertainng Gen
tlrncn's Wear Call and see
April 3d-ts DON r. C. PETERS
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NEW CONCERN
L3JLNDER s. Ri ChNER,
Groccrs and Commission Merchants.
NV /. then strict attention all goods and Produce
" consigned Tor sale shipment They have IN Store
aud all al general and well selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES,,
Which the, offer to their heuds ana the public general
ly,a'Iow prlees. Consisting IN part ol the following
tiClcs -
rs baes Rio. Laquyra aud Java CoGec.
20 h1es \. q. = Rico and II Crix Sugars,
II :. aud bbs. MuassH-, pan strictly fine,
bills Tanners Oh, prime qually,
leo sucks I.IverpooI Salt.
80 key Nails assorted.
80 boNes Tallow. AdanariIne and Sperm Can
2ooO lbs American hstered SDoel,
500 do, Cast aud Shear do.
TONS Mountain bar Iron.
II boxes Glass ION and SAlO
Is uesls Wood waIe,
- dol. Burhels
i b,Nes W. aud VS. Loaf Sugar,
! bhIs. Gur CLAIMED sugar.
10 bales u lmesIic~, , | 10 3
bales O1naburgs, M. | and =,
5000 do Cotton arns,
1000 lbs. Sue Leather, Pood aud damaged
10 cases " oo ami Fur Hats,
-LlQUoRs.--
90 Ibis Mountain aud Rcc'ifed Whiskey.
10 do Old Rye md Tuscaloosa do
Wpe Oari Dupuy, $50. brandy,
do. J j. Dnpus. t. do
10 bbIs Mountain Brandy,
hbs. tin,
do. \ f.. Rum,
do Sclly Madeira and Malaga Wine, par
very hm,
do. Port " me. very fine
Including Ginger, Pepper. SPICE, Indigo, Madder.
Teas (some very fine Trace Chains, Spades Shoves
Castings, DeinlJohns. Beached Domescs, Bed Tick
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SeIii or cNp

/ Large and general assortnentof beautiful DRESS
N GOODS, consisting Of elegant SIX Madress It's
Sues BeraQcs. Ginghan,. Lawns. French Jaconets,
Dress Silks. handsome patterns and extremely cheap.
linen tissues, prints &C.. also, splendid new style plaid
Swiss. for Ladies'. Party Dresses &c, &c, all Of
which will he sold very low prices for cash. The
Ladies particularly invited 10 call and examine the
above stock BENJAMIN IL. LEWIS.
May 29.-4t
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DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES.

AGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES.
rom long experience 10 the business IN New York
Baltimore aud Richmond, he hitters himself that his
miniatures viii be- found. inspection 10 be equal To
any taken ia any part Of The United States Particular
attention requested II the ceaness and dslnrtncss
depth Of tone and beauty of cnlang, aud finish of Da-
euerfeoypce taken by me, as we'll in cloudy weather as
when peri city clear
Ladies aud gentlemen are respectfully invited 10 call
at the rooms and examine specimens, and for any like
nesses taken by me- II ut perfectly satisfactory charge
will be made
Instructions carefully given in the and apparatus
and materials furnished at the lowest prices II orders
from the country for stock and Materials with the cash
enclosed will be promptly attended to ard the goods Tor
,gatdrd
Mr.. Hamilton eubJons part of letter which he
ceived from the Rev Ioho skinner D. D., gentleman
Of well known taste ia such matters:
Lexington Hetei, Frb. 2Gh, 1913.
NV Dear Sir In the meantime accept only OF my
kndest and grateful Acknowledgements for the large
sized Daguerreolype Of my humble self think 1t is
the decidedly of any of the kenesses for
which have sat 10 ''llubhard :" Robinson - AT.
knson. "Hilse." even fn my large as lle'' pre-
sentod "porlrat by Lewis" new celebrated, London
artist, sc. Sc.
remain, &C.. &C.,
JOHN SKINNER.
MAY Sim
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The sale will commence, oh tbs plantation Waset y
Mill abov. dcschcl, here the said plantation Ill bc Sold
with the stock and farming utensils thereon, well as the
OF eighty five artcs. above dt,br1 The slaves,
Household Furniture, n.duehc and Harness. and 1rac of
and Of Twcntvinr Aret. above d hed, Will be sold at
the late Residence SAID Ncodvilc, n hanau aud the
said und, icd interest Of the s1d Noddt,lo IN The said
house anu lot River Street, aud lot Water Street, il
buchanan. VIII be sold On thu premises.
The sale will be continued hom day TODAY, till completed
but Gcirfng the sale ~ tr house aud lot IN fincasc t
saturday, the iday 81 july, when that property Will be
sold onthn premises,
TERMS
The slaves viii be sold fr CASH the other personal
property credit al ss.nontha Tor all sums Of five dol
lars and upwards, the purchaser giving bond with glod per
sona under thai the cash Will he i"qufed The
real estate viii be- sold ial th5 cash, and credit Of
twelve and heen months, io the residue, IN two equal in
-tanets the purchaser tpPiyc bonds with good personal
security and the equitable en upon thc Land 10 be retained
o secure the deferred msialmrnts
The tile +, all The property believed IL be- good, but
acting a. trustees s only snch title ns is vested
II US 10y the decd OF trust Aforesaid
CARFf BRECKENRIDGE,
JAMES LEWIS WbobNllI-E,
Trustees.
May 25-t2st
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CHEMICALS.
~ UlNINE, Citrate OF Quiniuc and Iron,
W Iodic OF Qlinino, Morphine, Pipernt,
Toade ofPoash, Iodine dIydtosublima,edJ
Ci,ra'c q Iron, Calomel do
Blue Mass London superior ChloroinrD,
treosos, croton OIL, pure I.actucarium,
Pnuum, Nitrate Of Silver, pure.
In store and " -ac low, ~
X LYMAN
Nav NGutn
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DISSOLUTION.

VENETIAN BLINDS,
STAR Rods,
Ivory Knives and Forks.
Waters, Plated and Brass Candlcstcks,
Shutters and trays.
Bell Metal and Enamelled Kettles,
Tea Kettles, Spice Mortsrs,
Coffee Mills. Spittoons,
Scissors and Shears,
Hemmng's genuine Needles. &c sc.
Received and for sale by
June lots GREGORY & ROYAIL