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The distribution among the officers seamen, &C., of the
Bon Homme Richard is as follows:
each 1926 81
To iieutsnants of Marines surgeon, chaplain,
purser boatswain, gunner, carpenter, masters
mates, and secretary of the fleet each 9lS IL
To midshipmen, captains clerk, surgeons
mates, boatswan's mates, carpenters mates,
Runners mates, steward sail maker, cooper,
arlnorer, cook, cockswain, sergeant OF marines, -
each 6z o.
To scamen, ordinary seamen, boys, &c, each 100 70
And among the officers seamen &c., of the
fgate Alliance:
e each nIa'0'"N''. '"p' 2,2s7 %
To lieutenants of marines, surgeon, chaplain,
purser, boatswain, gunner, carpenter, mas
ters mates and secretary OF the iteet each SH AZ
To midshipmen, captains clerk. surgeons mates,
boatswain's mates, carpenters mates, gunner's
mates, steward, sail maker, cooper, afmorer,
cook, cockswan, sergeant OF marines, each 3S5 ~
To seamen, ordinary seamen, boys, &C., each loS 66
May 3t-law4w
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p.n.ion and Land Agency,
IU..L,,o,oo District of Columbia.


,u,Iau M sTEUART, late and for many years a
cek in the Pension and Bounty Land Offices. offers
his services agent in the prosecution % M T o i,
IA bounty lands scrip arrearages OF pays niue
no we due for services in the late war with Mexico
Also revolutionary navy a Whether or e ps
naion half pay bounty lands, against the state oil
na G sowins out of contracts with the government
~ damages sustained consequence OF the act or acts OF
government He will likewise attend to the co.e1on o.
tents and payment of taxes, &c and indeed 70 all Kinds
Of business which may require The services Oh all agent or
attorney ,; c an s,ne,;epce Of more than tbir.
teen wears in the Pension Office, become acquainted with
which papers IN a vhssr tb
testo,ony would be sufficient and II moi snihcien ne
would Immediately inform claimants wherein me proc
wa detective so delay would arise In
the investigation of their claims before the proper Office
w NJ S. having resided in the District Tor more than
irv wears deems to give any other refer
ence than to the gentlemen who have long he'd public
trusts uner the government to the present and late mayors
Washington, to the senior editors Oh the hesehcef ana
Union and the citizens generally IA -
Agents at distance who may have claims which they
wish attended requested TO open correspondence
Office on Pennsylvania avenue, doors west OF Wizards
It Is expected that all letters will be postpaid.
June l5-eod'f
steam Marble Works. Ridge Road. above spring Gar
den Street. Philadelphia.
THIS extensive establishment is erected on improved
plan and, by the aid of steam power, manufactures
all kinds of plain and ornamental marble work, in supo
ror style, and at the lowest prices.
The arges, and best of marble mantes inn
ported paor and garden satnary, vases and fountains
tiles for floors, &c may be at the rooms TO
which the attention of the public is respectfully invited.
Marble supplied at all times with any number OF
finished mantels and table tops Italian tombs and monu
ments cur Sizes finished Also, constantly on hand,
large assortment OF American grave-stones In the rough
or fnshed-marble i'll the block, Nc.
v JOHN BAIRD,
Ridge Road, above Spring Garden street, Philadelphia.
March 20-eod3m
NEW MuslC-Just received the following new music
N at the old established store, door Falers Hotel
which will be sold ut four cents page, being one third
,sss Than the regular price w. FISCHER.
Annie Laurie Sung by Dempster
Oh for the days, the happy days, by Loder
The winds of evening gently move
Heaven thy grace concede me
Lament from the Fisherman, by Ranseron
Come friends, the night is falling, do
Ole Glenn, ethiopian song) by kunkel
Jenny Lnd's Swedish waltzes
lie Parle easy lesson, by Wallace
Les Yeux Doux vase, by Pond
Lee Il Walkers popular duets
Gpsies' festival quickstep
La Voire triumphal march
Les Ideales, by Grobe
Tyrollenne de la Vestale, by Hunter
On the banks of Guadaquiver, with variations by Null
operatc Souvenirs for flute violin and piano. by Jansa
June l2-3aW2V q
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d Catechlsm of Thorough Bass and Harmony, by
n JoaIssez; Is cents. a t4
Hamllton's Introduction to Choral Singing, rs cents.
HaInlnon's Theoretical and Practical Caechism Melo
dy. rs cents zee
Reicha's Orchestral Primer, Is cents.
MayN +. TAYLOR.
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ID. PAINE 81 CO.. Sole Contractors and Managers Of
the Maryland State Lotteries
(OGee No. AZ, Fayefte street, Baitinuore)
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1000 large Office waters for department seal, per 1000
II papel-weighls OF brass, composition, or Lead per
weight
60 quarts black sand, in papers, per dozen papers
pounds India-rubber, prepared, per Id.
PRINTING.
5000 copies of Navy Register in BREWER type about 73
pages, folio post, 8vo mostly luleand figure
work, with blue printed covers--foldIng, sttching
and paper ncluded-per copy for l73 pages ana
per page for tue excess over I73 pages
40 copies OF Navy Register, same matter overrun into
quarto form, to be half hound
10 COPIES Navy Register be inerleaved and faint
lined, hall bound, with spring backs and marginal
induces
Circulars, paper included
rs reams quarto post, writing paper ], 2, g. or pages
per ream, and per quire when less than a reaIn'
so realms fooscap writing paper !, q 3, or pages
per ream, and per qure when less than ream
per
Blanks, paper. faint and red lining, included
30 reas denny folio post foolscap, quarto post, per
ream, and per quire when less than ream, per
ream.
Book,oork exclusive of paper, zig:
Composition, per 1000 ems
Presswork per token
BINDING.
10 volumes of newspapers, daily, per yearly volume
10 weekly, ui, or semi-weekly
per yearly volume
so volumes OF books I2no. Svo., 4o., folio, full
bound in calf, sheep, Russia, per volume
l5O volumes of books hafbound in Russia, per volume
Blank books for records, NC, similar in form to
those in use, which may be examined, to be
OF the best linen paper, per book
200 manuscript letters TO be habound, as per pattern
per volume -
$50 guard books foolscap quaro-post size with in
dices and lettered backs, per book
Faint and red lining foolscap and quarto post, pei
May 3l--law4w MAT, Intel.l
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Splendid Lotteries for July Is4s.
J. w. MAURY 81 CO., Managers
prizes OF sac 900 are $1,000 of $4,000 of S5 OOOl

e40,O00-200 prizes of o60O.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowing Leesbug Academy and for other purposes
Glass No. 81, for l8l8.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va, Saturday, July 18th
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S3O,OOO-S2O, OOO-olO, 600!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowng Leesburg Academy and tor other purposes,
Cha 81, for lS4S.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va Saturday, the 10Th of
| I'M
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The House then, on motion of Mr. VINTON resolve.
itself INTO Committee OF the Whole on the state of tn
Union. Mr.. Roor in the char,) and proceeded to tn
consideration of the bill making appropriations for tn
civil and diplomatic expenses of government for the yea
ending June 80, 1s49.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-11-10
.Be,ter pay the Butcher than the Docto,

Better pay the Butcher than the Doctor.
So say we-and so save all the would
But how few practice the honseiy odd ad
age! People cant pay the butcher nor
eat his delicious meats unless they keep
well--snd they cant always be we'll II
they don't tske some mild safe aud valua.
BILE medicine waen tney first feel unweIl
We know This by experience. We tel,
oaw al, aud forthwith bought a box OF
each kind of Dr.. Briggs Indian Que. II
Vegetable S"sar.Coated Pills, (bo,h tor
ir0 and made Immediate use of part ol
'hem-and 10 two days were we'll and at
work again aud pat~oniaing ,he bH, cher!
Ia tais operation we saved a fifty dolIa T
ID cturs bill--s sore mouth, loss Of teeth,
aud months precious time. We advise
all To do SO like wise.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-11-10
MOST EXTRAORDINARY WORK!
THE
.Ma,Y'scd W0man's
MEDICAL COMPANION
By DIR. II. N. MAURICE az.


BY DIR. II. N. M.4URfCt AZ.
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
SIKH Edition. 19mo. PIP $50. Price s.
$4,000 Copies sOLD IN SIX MONTHS!
Years of suffering, Of physical and men.
al anguish to many an afectio0ate wife,
aud pecun,ary difficulties to the husband
m,gh, have bee" spared; thousands now
poor would have enjoyed competence;
thousands now broken in health would
have enjoyed IL; hundreds now iu their
graves been still alive. by a timely po.
session Of this work.
Ii is Intended e.pecialt, for the married
or those contemplating marriage, as it
di.cioses important secrets which should
he know" TO them particularly.
Truly ,knowiedge is power. II is health,
happiness afln.nce,
The revelations Contained ia its pages
have proved a blessing to thousands, at
The iuumerable letters teceited BY the
author will attest.
Here, also. ever, female-the wife, the
mother. the one either budding intorwo,
manhood. or the one in the declioe Of
,ears in whom nature cuntempla,es an
important change-cau discover the
Causes, ~ mptoms, and the most eeicient
remedies, aud most ceriaiu mode Of curse.
IN every complaint TO which her sex is
subject.
Its Importance to the Mar,ird
ina, he gathered from the fact that Trau
tHing agents make from
Thee 10 Five Do lars a day!
from its sale, hundreds Of active, enter
prixing agents are accnmnisiihg a little
competence from the liberal discount al
low ed, and the great demand for il. Or
ders are required to be accompanied y it'll
pay nient.
60. les will be sent by mail free Of post
age TO he pal chaser.
Over twenty ihuusaod copies have been
sent by mail within three months win
perfect safety and ceriainty
OE the receipt Of Une Dollar, the Mar
ried Womans Private Medical Compan.
ION" III be sent tnraifrd free to an, part
II the United States. All ie,iets and sp
rlicaticns from tbose desiring To b. Come
agents must be poet paid (except those
containing a rem,,tancel and addressed
ia Dr. A. VI. Maniicesu. Box 1224. New,
Yurk ti,,. Publishing Othce, l2y Librr
.iy.s,. New. York.
Tne Married Wemans Private Meai.
cal Compsnisn' is saId By 10, k.elIeit
throughout the United Stase..
August Is, iais.- ij- 5u,.
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Strange CoGs,stebcy.

For the editor of the Pioneer to be prating
about legal minded men and Editors when
the columns Of his paper are, it we mistake
not, the receptacle Of the ",o,ley aud eaneful
etfusions of at least brace Of would be limbs
OF the law.-1ribume.
We boldly declare, that no 'would be limbs
or limbs of the law have ever penned an article
for oar paper that was published as editorial;
neither has any 't~yai ind.d, mar. All that
appears in our eolumns rs editorial is our own
and not the production of somebody else.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-11-10
OUR WORK WELL DONE.

The Democracy Of Wyandct county and
Ohio have nobly done their duty, and sustain
ed the good old cause Of true democracy.
Let the result Of this election be what it may,
We con console ourselves with the proud sat
isfac,ion, tina. we have perform mded well our
part--we have carried our Suite and nobly
defended our principles, and show that ~e
were on the side ofour country. The Demo-
cratic party had everything to contend against,
money, frauds and lies of every description,
and yet they have gloriously triumphed in
Ohio, and none stand out as the banner Dem
ocratic State; while Pennsylvania and New
York have taken unto themselves strange
Gods, ard sacrificed at the alter Of personal
gain. every principle they ever possessed
The following from the Ohio Statesman
will show the result in Ohio
CLEVELAND, Nov g.
Editor Ohio Stafesman:
The following is the result in the Western
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Road dNOticc.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that a peii
ton will be presented 10 the Cpfirinis-
sione's oi W,a"jot Cunutl, at iteIt ses.
sion. q ommencing on tue 6. ST A0nds, ui
Decsnnher. A. u. 1S45. pray ing for =
tonotl road. to be located, sc. a. fol.
lows, 10 wn: commencing at the puin
where the Kiih6th f6sd now Ih,,r.ct,
the eid ,'t'eier road i'"m tlpref S.ndus
kr 20 mnoh;ee, an 20 fun ,henrs .aut.
al an fngis .f sboni 4s3 drgr-rs wrs.
1uid Terminating al the point at ia,.rs.c
''on With the csudty road iftm Upper Ssu
jusky to Tymochtee.
Da' ed Oct IS4S.-+a-4t.
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WYANDOT COMMON PhEAs.
Henry Ream Adm'r or
Nicholas Ream decd
We.
Charlotte Ream. widow,
John Ream, George
Rea,n, Elisabeth Mil.
Ter, Jacob Reams Petition 10 sell
Mary Keam, Margaret land, ...
Ream, dam Rea,n Ben
iamin Ream. Michael
keam IL Samuel Rsam,
heirs al law OF the said
Nicholas Ream.
The sbose named defendants are here.
by informed that On the 2ht day ot Octo-
Der, A. ID. le4S, bald aum,hntta,or filed
his petition in the Court OF Common Plea,
of Nyandot County, Ohio the ohjec, and
prayer OF which petition is to Ob'a,a al
orde, &C.. at the next term OF said cour,
Tor the assignment OF the Dover of Guar
lo,te Keam .,he wid"~ OF the said N,cbo'
las Reatn deceased, IN, and Tor the sale o
the following reai estate, for the purpose
of paying the debts OF the estate, to vii
the South West quarter Of section No
Fourteen. iu Township No. three Sou,h
of Range Np.Thir,eep East, in the Wysn
DO, Reservation; containing QUE hund
reu and sixty acres.
HENRY REAM.
.4dm,nixtrat0r
BY r McKELLY, his Sol.
Nov, slsl ls4S.-3- 4w.
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wyANpor coMMoNpLEAs.

joel Straw, Guatdian ot) .. ~
Car"i,"e SwA,xe fan ID
io,.)
Beschenr SwayGs; t>' Petition 10 sell
Mary Straw, Iaud,
Lydia Dernbe,gen ay
Robert Swa,ze,
Elisabeth I"ckard and
John Swa,Gr.
The sioresaid defepdants are hereby
informed that IN tho 25th day Of October
\. ID. ls46, said guard IAN fled his petit
'ion in the Co0rt Of Common Pieas OF
Wyandpt Coail, OHIO, The otjec, and
prayer "f which petitiun 10 TO OBTAIN an
order &C.. at tho next tet,i OF Said cOur,
tor the sale Of the following real estate
lot which the said Caroline Sw "a, 4e 10 seik
edl'o pay the debts Of said Csrol,ue Sway
re and for her future support, to wit; the
west haHsof the soul Invest quarter of acc
lioa four sand the. wesr halt Of the north
west quarter of section nine. in ioMnsh, ~
no. four south Of Rauts No Fourteen
east.in the Bucyrus land dis,ric,; contain
ing one undred aud sixty atres more OF
less. - $50
JOEL STRAW, Gaastsian.
By R. McKELLY Il J. ID. SEARS,
His Sois
NOV. Ell, lS4S.--3--4w.
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The following is the result in the Western
Reserve. as far a. heard frorw
1874 ll,74U ~ s.,

COntrasfed with the CIV rnos'. vo, e q,
the last election, these counties show q
democratic gain Of ten thousand nine
hundred and seventy.seven.
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BY NJ EMAIL

MARRiED- On Thursday the 96h
October, 1e48, by R. d. jares, Esqr, Mr.
JACOB WICKS and Miss CALISTA c.
daughter Of Charles Caldwell, all ef Edeu
township, Wysndot county.
Well remembered by the bride. we return
her our thanks, with our best wishes, hoping
that she and her companion may be bouh:i
fully supplied with the good things Of this
world that their union may be lasting and
pleasant, and that all the joys connected with
with marriage may be theirs.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-11-10
Sherif's S Sale.

RY virtue OF wri, oil +, F.. out Of the
cour, Of common pleas of Wy andot Co
ONO, and 10 me directed, ] shall offer Io'
public sale, al the door Of the Court House
IN the TO an Of Upper Sandusky. in said
county, On Tuesday the 2lst day Of No
vember next ;. betw cen Ihe l,ears DtlQ o.
clock A. M. II. .4uscioek r NJ. tfsaid day
the following described propertyto WI
The west lAif II the North East quarter
Of section twelve, Township four South
of Range weIve east; containing eight!
acres more or less. Taken and levied up
on as the property Of Samuel SDIdor TO
satisfy said wr,i in favor OF Pomeroy "A.
Blanchard. Appraised a. $126. 40. ..,
7. BAIRD. Sheriff.
October 10, lS48 --l-4,. II rs
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Notice

hereby given that a petition vii, be
presented to the Comnissionets Of wy
andnt county at their next December ses
sion, 1913, asking Tor the vacation Of .
county road or SO tnuch thereof as com
mences at the north west corner Of Davic
Ford's land in Sycamore township, ano
running thence due west one mile aud q
quarter till IL iDtersects d county road
running north aud south st the south east
corner Of Andrew Poh,lous' land in Ty.
mochtee towasbip; and further ask ing in
lieu of the aforesaid road. that a count,
road NAV ba, laid ont and established as
follows commencing twenty feet south
Of the north east corner OF Andrew Ponu
"as' land, inS Tymochiee township. and
running thence due east til j, iniersec,s
a county road leading from the KlIIborn
road 10 aotihw eriy direction towards
Mexico, McCutchenville, Lsper's mil
&c 'f'>'
Ocobert So, lS49.--4--4t--*
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Farmers!

Fer your own good and 10 save mpney
bei6re you purchase any articles IN the
Wagon making line, You had better call
and see Besr,oger's work. lie will give
you as much for y"nr p, ,vduce IN work as
you can get any wnere. Every persop
that wants 10 take comfort in tins land had
better 60 and got Buggy.
WILLIAM BEARlN0ER.
U. S.ndnsky. Ang. IL, e47-4iu.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-11-10

The Buggy and Wagon making business
is how in operation in all it's various
branches, in Upper Sanduskt, on Fifth
street, little south OF II. Zihthe fihan's
Grutefy aud next doorto iribolet's black
smith shop. All customers willme with
good work, fair accommodations aud as
cheap as i, can be made any where.
ALL WHEELS S.4ROUN'D!
Just call aud see The work II you do no,
want IL for il is worth looking at. HIS
BnsEies aud Wagons are as aeai, strong
ahd little better than yod generally get
IN this COUNTRY
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-11-10
Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue at u xrit Of Fl Fa, issnsdE6nt
OF tho court Of common pleas Of W..
andot county, Ohlc, aud to me directed
! will expose to sale al public vendue, al
the door Vi the jail id said county ,on rues
day the 2ist day If N"vsWber. between
The hours of ten o'cl ok, A. NJ. ANA four
o'clock Z. VI. uf said day, the fuilow ing
described chsuie pr"per,y, TO VII: iu,
of dry goods, consisting Of CalIcoes, Al.
psccas, Gotton and Worsted Huosiery
Cas,"rts, Hats, Taps, Boots aud Shoes.
LuokiUg GIassi MISUNDERSTANDING al
Locks. Bolts, Scissors. Knives. Spooss e.
Files; a small lot Of Crockery, sod q 10,
of Groceries, Msdder, Iadiso, Alum, Gin.
ger. Also one pair of counter Scalas =
Taken aud levied upon as the property oi
-to satlsfy said writ iu favor of 10.
oss Coukiing u Go.
T BAIRD, Sheriff
Nov. o. is4s.-5--4t-Si %.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-11-10
BE CAREFUL OF CUUNTERtElfs

BE CAREFUL OF CUCNTERFElTB
How 10 avoid 'hem:-Each Agent who
sells the genuine BraDdreih Pills, has a
Certificate of Agency, which has been
engraved at a,vast expense. 1t represents
'he mandatory a, Sing Sing,on the banks
Of the Hudson River, aud is signed by DIR
Brandre,h, and his seal stamped upon the
paper, also 4 fac simile Of the labels upon
the boxes. Com are them.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-11-10
DR.. G.. T.. Mcdonald

eft rs his protest. ,h,l services t6 tie cit
q. ns ut Upper Ssoda!ky aud lie v,ciu,u
Ufhee "n Man Street, orposiie e. huS
.eIs nv,el.
G. L. MCDONALD,
Oct. 20, 1e4s.-l-6m.
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A q e N T 81

D.& W. Ayres, Upper sandusky, Jos
seph Shorb, Little SahdHsky; W. II zones
& Co. Carey town; H. Freet, McCu,chen
VILE; F. Bloom, Mexico; Henry Shooman
Craw wford tp.; Joseph Shilling, Burliug.
ton.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. 3, lS48-4.
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UURT.

The Court Of Common Pleas Of Wyando,
county will convene on the 2lst day III this
month. Those y ho are indebted 10 us for ne
Pioneer and have paid nothing 10 the three
past year,, will much accom- hodate Us BY send
sng along few dimes. This VIII be good
time to send. as mAN y Of your neighbors ~'l
be in. Send along. "
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-11-10
CONE ALI you THATLOVE
GOOD DaPPLES.

The season having arrived for trans.
planting frnit trees, the subscr iber living
two miles east Of McCntchensvills, offer.
for sale l50 different varieties Of choice
grated apple trees. Also wanted, three
ar four beef cattle in exchange for fruit
trees. ALPHEUS Russell.
McCut chen nvilIe, Oct. "a, lS4S--4--tf
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Ocobert SO, lS4Se--4--4t-*
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-05-25
FANCY GOODS.

HAVING made large additions to my forme, stock
IL Of FANCY GOODS, would respectfully call
attention 10 the following list:
JsceLy.-Gold Breast Pins. Ear Rings, Finger Rings
Pncis-Gold, Silver and other kinds.
Peas.--Gold and Steel Of the most approved kinds
Spec.aclcs. Steel and Plated, full assert.
meni.
PebnUes.-Roger's genuine with other superior sorts
Steel Goods.-Such Beads, Clasps, Rings and
Tassels
Ttmbles-Silver, German Silver and Brass good
variety.
FISHING Tacklc.-V Virginia Bends Hooks, real Kirby,
Lines, Sea Grass. Sc.
For Sportsmen. Duponts Gun Powder, Caps, Flasks
Shot. Shot Pouches, Rifle Flasks, Flints &c.
Crdyo,s Lead, with and without wood, for Carpen
terS and others.
.4ccordens. and French Of various qualities
Gmds.-Sk, Morehair, Gum Elastic and Gil,ed.
BrusLes-Har, Tooth. Cloth. Comb, Paint, Shoe
and Shaving brushes.
SOp.-Case. Washing, Shaving Of best quality.
StaiioncJy-Blbles. Ink Stands, WATERS, Paper, let
ter, note, fooscap, plain, ruled and eolored, with a
great variety of Envelopes, &c.
COnbs-Tuck, side, neck, reeding, small tooth, in
fanls', pocket, sc. .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS water, Bay Rum, Hair Oil,
Lavender water, Florida water. Scent Bags, SC.
hk.-Black, blue red and indeble.
Rasors-From common TO superior knds--with ma
ny other articles too numerous tomention, all Of which
will be sold low. w. DORSEY, Druggist
May IS, lS4S.