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STANDARD DISTINGUISHING 1919
/ EAki 4 CO., WILL OFFER THEIR STYLE FOR THE
IL ensuing season for inspection delivery March ID
GENUINE HEAVEN TO- -

II IIf
SES PEI qA Tsy
experience of nearly twenty years Under circumstances
vel. calculated to test the business Of their enables
y adapted from its combination of utility beauty OF a.
ns and artistic TASTE to the habits and wants Gus
as CH while ieeEng careful watch the improve
ration Of fashion style and confident that perfection
sa SSar Te M w @
HEARY ns' scsS% FINE HoIRsKS SILK HAT
or the finest quality and latest fashion all the
and unexcelled by any heretofore pro-
POUR DOLLARS EACH
hi, articles enjoyed procuring from
p t.. and il this n.
rant them in adording the article as above
MO Nos. 81 and 5 Astor House. New York
SPRING FASHION ls49 NOW READY.-UNsURPAssED
Or by aay Ss on no this city
article . , ysarranted to give satisfaction. n,
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.
southern and Trade SshoS
sa makes ::s those who
n ss ss s M
any s. s e
MRS, VAN HAUToN WOULD INrORM HER FRIENDS
s odss I"eT as a:GI Va: %
she latest and most approved patterns which she
na TO warrant equal not superior those Of other
in The city The goods made under the
Iantsd to give entire satsaeton Mrs Van Hauton would
call particular attention to her style Full Bosom
mer Shirt which has before been public
hs shT! sehsd and
made to order Gentlemen furnishing their
have 1t made in the careful pattern
measure at short notice Fer further please call
at No IS Nassau street, New York. apIO Ii
CAST-OFF CLOTHING.
TEWELRY, TIREARMS, &C, wANTED-Gentlsmeu or
Ladies having superhuous effects they wish 10 into
CASH Will md 1t to their advantage send for the sub
seribsr 80 - ii. LEvETE,
Once No. Park place corner OF Broadway, N. Y
k.B-orders through the Despatch Post, or call will
receive prompt attention apl0
TO TAlLORS, DEALERS IN CLOTH, &c.
II ENRY KLEhn BEGs LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO
the Trade that he has taken ofts No 81 William
New York, whore he has opened and IL daily receiving
choice selection Of Cloths Doeskin Cashmere Vssngs
expressly for the Tailoring Trade Also Sans
Serge Taors Trimmings &C. which he offers
under the lowest market price,
FOR CASH OR APPROVED NOTES.
Country uyers particularly would do well to examine
bis goods where they have the pvlsge Of selecting
mills lst. No. 81 william, near Cedar street New York
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CHANGE OF LIFE.

Use The pills directed in eostiveness and all The vsrv
pleasant feelings will disappear. Fresh air change
scene, will much help in the But the pills
sufficient II perscversd in, 70 effect full restoration 70
health.
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CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.

CAST-OFF CLOTHING,
IEWELRY, TIREARMS, &C, WANTED.-Gentlsmeu or
Ladies having superfuous effects they wish
CASH will hnd it to their advantage send for the sub
ssriber - H. LEVETE,
Once No Park place, corner OF Broadway, N. Y
kB-Orders through the Despatch Post, or call will
receive prompt attention spiO
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KITCHEN RANGES.
II ITCHEE RANGES AT TWENTY DOLLARS AND UP
IA to forty dollars each set fit for and warranted
paror bedroom and Office Crates of the patterns
Tin plain and japsnncd Ranges Crates Boilers, and
and all description of FIRE works put in the
smokey Chmneys cured Hasons
alw ays ready to do any description Of mason work
N. }. GIlHOOLY,
mh20A AZ rs Nassau street.
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Died..

On Monday, 10th inst, JAMES Frederick, youngest
son OF George and Lucy Draper, aged seven years.
The funeral services will take place this day WED
nesdsy) at one O'Clock M at st. Clements Church,
Amity street The friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend. The remains Will be taken to
Greenfield, Massachusetts, for intermsnt.
On Monday morning. Feb 10, Henry j. son Of
Henry Alker aged one year, ten months. and twenty
six days.
In Jersey city, on Monday last, Mrs. ELIZA GARRETT.
Her friends and the friends Of her brothers. Charles
f. and Jonathan J. Dursnt, invited to attend the
funeral this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 8 O'Clock,
from her late residence, Newark avenue.
On the goth inst, HENRY F. FRAssE, native Of the
Canton Of Neuchatel, Switzerland, and for tho last
forty two years resident OF this CITY, aged sixty
years and eleven months.
The friends Of the family, and tho acquaintance
raj from his late residence No 96 Fulton street,
Thursday afternoon, at two O'Clock
On Tuesday morning. 2eth inst, SAMUEL H. CLARK,
aged % years, youngest son Of James c. Clark for
merly Of Newburgh New York
His relatives and friends, and those of his brothers
John H., James A., and Joseph 8. Clark, and Of his
brother inlaw D. A. Shotwel are respectfully invited
attend the funeral services at the residence Of his
rother, James A. Clark, No So Blocker street, to.
Thursday afternoon at two O'Clock, without
further invitation. His remains will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery.
Orange county papers please copy
On Tuesday morning, 10th inst, 1T half past
O'Clock, Of Inflammation Of the lungs, JULIA, Wits OF
Edward Kennedy, in the 32d year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family
Fpectfuy invited to attend her funeral this Wednes-
day. afternoon at O'Clock, from her late residence
No. 10 Hammersly street.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


bhLTnonI, Feb l9S 5000 United States Fa 1863 b5Odrys
iH7f IVY MARI land &C. M 1000 do E; 1000 do, deferred
Rslrosd.SA 70 do 3sX
fiLhbhLpnih February 2oErn Board-slOOO sohuylkl
suoh os % 20 BY 100 do IS 5UW City S. TO- b
"a. i9sIS qU DO 7s 1000 do. 7sk 500 Lehsh Coal
cerip w loo IRE suty Notes
Bends l6 Co Lehish Is GO 1900 ca az 10
hofns CAP esn VA 100 do g 100 do SJz; 2Penn,vI
yspa Bank 2s 10 unop Canal PennsyvsSa Rsirosd
3serrsowp Railroad 1871; Do Plan s,s AL pa
bUicn Ban! ~ Betotcn BoardslOj shsrs Morris
Canal ga; 30 United States Bank, 81. second
City G IL 100 5000 do. ut 100 do 100 a. i@ Ply
100 26 do lCo 1000 do 100 1893 ehgh Interst soI a., 49,
g. Hsh1res uniso Bank rennesse 81 10 Kentucky s,ps
Union Bank Tenrs,seef * Ater Boirds 100
Delaware 6s go 900 fennsylvania SIS 400 9sSs
Oirard Barb, In. ~ "
FosroS Feb l9-Brokers' Boardi0 shs Vermont C.nt-,
Railroad bio t6 Bott,n and Miine Railroad 6x; Is do
1tG14; Boston and Providence Railroad 90 10 do 90
Vermont and kss Railroad 6QI< Nor thsrn Railroad SIX
Wettern R.Ureaf, 1gL; l75 Reading railroad t2 H. al Do
ton ard Worestr Railroad 100 do l0s 81 ,ton %
lsk DO DO boo s ~ do Is $4,000 Readns Rlilroad roads
RU D. Second Hoard Zen V-tO chs Vermont aud Maa.
RArsad o0 10 Boston aod Worcester Railroad IOA 20 Nor
thein hairosd s 20 Reading Railroad 12 20 East Boston
10 bD lsyj $zey Vermont Central BondsM
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CITY TRADE REPORC.

Tuesday, Feb. 20-8P.M
This being packet day, both for the Hermann and
the Niagara change thinly attended and lnsac
tons produce generally moderate Flour
with rather more doing Wheat was quiet. Corn was
other grain. Meal remained about the Provi-
sions remained about the same with moderate sales
Pork opened little hrmer but closed rather lansuid
Groceries continued steady with limited transactions
Sales Of cotton were light, and the market heavy.
Freighs, to Liverpool were steady, with moderate
gsgsments. The steamer United States was sold to-
s2sl GOO. ''
Ashes Sales Of 60 70 barrels pots were made, at
SO SIN pearls were dull at previous rates
BRLApsTUFrs. Fiour.-Tbe eales in the aggregate
amounted for the day, to about 1000 5000 barrels
in separate parcels including 1000 New Orleans
brands at an average Of So 4S,l, IS 30, and about
1900 1000 do. Western brands in lots among which
were some parcels Of Michigan at SIS 621s So 6Sl;
200 DO extra Ohio at SO 37k; 400 do. Brooklyn sold
So sex. and small lot fancy Michigan, at SO.
There char &c in Southern and sales were In.
contdtrable Wheat was quiet, and no sales were
mace worth reporting. Corn was quiet and there
not much Offering Some lots Southern, which we're
reported sold at 63c SAC but could nat trace IT.
yellow southern was worth about e0c Msal-Sales
loo barrels we're reported al 50 %. Rye was held q.
good lots we're held at 42c
CoTTor The market continues dull and nr;oes
favsr the operations being about COO bales
FREIGHTs.-2oOO0 bushels corn were engaged f1r
Liverpool at "a; cotton also taken in British vas
sells at I'D and In American vessels at 32d thon IN
led was generally asked. There WAS change in
GuAro Sale. of $50 tens Peruvian we're made a.
f47, 4 mos.
Hrmr continued scarce and arm
PRoyIsIors.Ssle Of about 2ooa3O0 barrels MSS. In
lots reported at sll 37kalI 90, including some
retail lots at sll rs, and some lots prime at $40 rs
while $40 so was asked Hsm,-Saies Of 700 tercss
and 10 barrels were made at cents Lard-ssies 200
barrels made at en exc, and 100 kegs pri-
vste terms Cheese and butter were quiet at previous
WHuKyY-S Sales of 100 barrels Western were made a.
f2h cents; State Prison was held a.'2fo.
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Mr. st.phsu 81 said that he would not vote the money
ppti he knew what was going be done with the ter
rtory. Now the attempt to organise terrltoriat
govern nte that the unsry ID ours IN DO
cerdance With the treaty ~, o,r,
The question was taken on NIX osinnsaS smenu-
ment AZ rejected.
Mr.. SCIENCE offered an smenoment, requiring law
to be paced TO sutnor.e tno Sppsihtmsht OF CON-
missioner and surveyor 70 run .ne oounaaEy uns
Mr. ViNroS fAsee question: Oh oroer, WINCH the
committee susIaneo.
MI MoEkhExp soomttted an amendment-Tnae
rntu provhlon DC mace Ior temporary government
by congress All the civ ano military po"er OF the ter
ntores snan oe vested Ia eucn person, ana In suoh
manner the rresident shsI direct 70 protect nhso,
ssnts In the enjoyment OF tnelr property nv.s saa
hoeity ahe tnat TO accomplish tnts, nuadreo taou-
rand dollars be appropriated
MI VINTor raised o question that the amenumens
was not in order.
The CHAIRMAN acquiseced In the point From h.S
decron an appeal was taken and the Committee sns-
tanned him. "a.
Mr. AsHMuN submitted an Amendment TO carry inso
erect another article OF the treaty VIZ sa ,bs mart
missioner and survey or shall be eco on rep os
ofthe United States ACCORDING 70 nne h,sn ss ~
the treaty to be selected by the President rom sn1
corps OF Iepoerspnica' "a hs cont,nn.a
snail be empioyed-tne appointments W w ''A''~'~
Tor three yesrs =. r. ~ order
This was declared 10 DC OF. "a .
RETRocEssIoS OF TIE 1shh 81. s;r w..
=. MI SoHENck ohe .r;S 80 u.t..a ~ 80.
me rrescent Dc ;h x;.n ~ ,h 70 h
lnto pesotia N Msx,cn ga Irrnsr CaTfor; ~ so
tepuoh9 OF ~" IT, ~ PP0i; OSoA ai", VI ~ ~
muon hora,o 100 ",u;rsS tS st,h ..iu ~ ~
10y .Iie 49, 49, $1,000 ~ ; ".s.oo =, -, t t
i,sr Stats. from ths nsynt ~ tS ;.,U ~ . =,
we've we've tD''ionN VI aousss wNa interest,".
ChAh IN ose,usu sne s%snament 70 DC ouG Oh
order ana lie queston Deib8 tsRen on an appeal MS
cetis On was reversed
MT sGhEScK saio tnat hs smenoment was no CLAP
usp. ne nad been opposed TO tne OF aGoi
nonai territory itou the OF the aggrandn9
msnt. He thought that the acquisition would brins
enhGnor and curse us IN thousand other ways h,'
opinion was not altered because there was gold re-
sion without rreverence ne repeated that by psr.
msto OF the Providence OF heaven TINS was sort OF
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On Tuesday, the Goth inst, at Ascension Church,
by the Rev A. Blcomer Hart, GusrAve SUBSIDIARY, OF
Charleston, sc, to JANE NJ, daughter Of the late
James Eyland, and grand daughter OF James Ches-
tern an, Esq, Of New York.
Gh sreeton papers pie es copy.
On Tuesday the 2eth inst, in Sc. Johns Chapel by
the Rev. DIR. Higbee, MIR. CHARLES BALDWIN, ofthis
city to Miss JASE, daughter of the lats Dayton D.
Weber. Erq Of Westchester county.
Sing Sing paper please copy
On the 10th inst, by the Rev. Charles Martin, Mr..
LoumH. " VuLrEE, Jr., Of this city, to Miss ExrlY
SrAHL Of Stuttgart Germany.
On Tuesday evening, Fob. Goth. at st. Peters
Church. by the Rev. D. d. Pisa, Mr. JANIS RYAN to
Miss FRAscEs ARcHsoLD, both Of Sag Harbor, LII.
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Rnssenuaru ArrlYed.

MISUNDERSTANDING Sarah audsMr sam Crowell and IL
dy Mrs Osirs Of Eagan4 Mesrs Ssml Parsoas Mr. Key Of
Irell Alex Eatop Tunor Of England; Peter Do ia
Scotland Thoe Bsmord and Mrs Bamford, II Enrand Pep
perdsy Miss and Master Tempsn John Roan swsd'n Nc
sam Began os BAnon Engand Thos Howe Of Ireland Juo
Barry states
M Margaret Martin, Miss Georana Martin. Edward Curtis
Mr. Hanes Davenport al Of London; Mr. Heisch Albany
Geo FL gebar sr Rivers from Aseys Theatre
London and 90 In the steerage
ship Republic of Baltimo L.mbsrt Mr. Brown,
NJ Latham. England. and 2t9ia the steerage.
MEaIcK IeBr Brig Bryan Abs-Ar Brown, and l2b In the
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20, 1S49.

n FffSMfW OccuTTeHce.
Afrightfulscen ofconfuslon occurred this morn
Ing IN the public school-hou in Catharne street,
Southwark, in consequence of alarm OF fire
dreadfully frightening the hundred children in
the building. The second floor was occupied by
the gl Is, and about thirty of these IN front
class, when they were frightened by flame burst
ing up through the heater originating from guam
tty of paper having been thrown into the heater by
the mischievous boys the lower story. The
screams of the girls in the class room spread the
alarm throughout the building, and the teachers
found 1t impossible to restrain the children from
rushing to the various outlets. One OF the back
stalrcases became blocked up, from the outside
door not being open wide enough to allow their
commenced clamberlpg over the balustrade, falling
down to the floor beneath. Finally, the whole
balustrade gave way, falling upon those who were
below, and carrying with 1t all leaning against it,
making confused mass OF struggling humanity
several feet deep. The rush from above continu-
ing, prevented those beneath from being exrlcated
UNTIL In addition to their wounds and bruises, they
were nearly dead from the effects OF suffocauon,
and the weight of the mass on tor OF them. The
following are the names OF those seriously hurt -
Caroline Hess leg broken IN two places; Sarah Jane
Smith. daughter of Sommers Smith, bruised and
tramped upon /; Hannah Brewer, bruised and suf-
located Josephine Martin, Agnes Nowatt Ca
tharlne Holland, Anna Scott, ayd Elizabeth
Wright. Miss Hess is believed to re the only one
dangerously injured, but the OF ers will, doubt
less, long feel the effects of the : .saster.
An examination into the hes .er shows that there
had been an accumulation o. paper, a1d even old
books and slate frames, WI ch had been fred at
last by the heat, or had, yerhaps been ignited by
the boys having thrown match into 1t.
The occurrence caused an immense sensation,
as well to the children as among the parents living
in the neighbsrhood, who rushed to the spot
anxious for the safety of their children.
Major Poussin, the model republican here, in Wash.
ineton 10 to have great soiyee dhommes the Gath
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Passengers Sailed.

soUTHAnProN AVID BREMEN-steamship Hermann-D L
nssuck Capt kye New Francis Turner lady serv
New Consul Gounde Swzerlapd Sohuit, W Swain,
Phad lpha; Edward Grosset Paris Jaes~r Columbus
Sugden, Paris.
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IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Unioe, February H. 1919.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED APrR HAVING LA
ALTON.
Please mention the Of the List In which they advertised
LADIES LIST.
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suE RIsEs.. ...... 4s NOON RIsKs ...........
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb ~, PM-Ne arrivala
Cleared Pk ship Hternia Saleer Liverpool; Daa ship Pol
lux Ivercn, Richmond Va; barks Garland Marn
Lacona Hewes, Boston, schr 6anee Dickinson NYork
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Cleared.
shipsMilan Mason New Orleans Elwel Courier Wolie
Barhs 81 Mary Reese San Francisco; Bse. New oren)
Taomss chasss Everett Brown; Sarah Hooper, Hooper,
sous san Francisco yos. Mayaow.
owen Som Trieste afass asyssaos' CSsny
shrGen Mrssp Gan Fspo,oo Fo,roacr
Trieyett Nsgus Nesmhx WaIos Trsmon tosel Jacms
Ga n MSs p,s Ees1 SG hTn
Slight BalamcTe; New Haven Kelsey, Philadephia Caroline
sloop-RLsde Island Hull, Providence.
ssr Sarah sands TnomPson kv'rp,o IAN 18Th with
supposed Wright ship experienced very
hvy gales the Ion Of S. short GOALS
ed Monday night near the
Packet ship Hendrix Hudson, Pratt London. Jan "a with
mdss to John Griswod Jan 10 Ia. 49, lon H. spoke ship
FUN 81 water and ssn s
doppsa one EFF Of her S %s.ts along side .,
to S't spoke B.
%
boats started cutwaer and received considerable
hurricane; FEB 18th, smother from Wsw. ~ ''''''
British brig Bryan Abs Lmoricf Ire so days. in
quarter boat stove buwark &C. The at
Brig Madison Maher Savannah IL days. wi cotton to ssur
Ees Cleamsn Has been days north OF Egg Harbor with
sSar Es,ns eeor reported As the BstsSyl Alta
Of akin s HOOK Dn S's a
dy Hook and remained there until Sunday at PM when
% stats the onr sustained damage sxssp ,sasas hy
echr Bold Runner Barrngson, Salem.
Ship Hemsnn, Southampton and Bremen brig Mary
Juan &c Nicaragua
ported no vessels in sight hound in.
last three or feurdays
IrsnvAnY 2OwIns. at SUNRISE h at meridian. do; ..
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Major Poussin the odel republican here, In Wash.
ineton Is to have great soir6e dhommes the Gath
instant to celebrate the anniversary Of the late French
Revolution.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-04-18
OBITUARY.

DIED on Thursday the 5lh inst. near Cam
bridge, Abberille District. after severe illness
of two weeks. borne with unexampled pa
lence. Mrs. MARTHA C.: CAIN. the wife of DR..
5. V. Cain. in the youthful prime of b-r life
Her sweet disposition, tempered ~ the pre-.
cepls Of genuine piety. impaired 10 her char.
acler lovely excellence, which greatly en-
dcarcd her 10 a fond husband and Kind rela.
lions, and made her the subject of admiration
to all who knew her She bore with christian
forlitude her distressing illness. and parted
from her new born infant, and husband whom
she loved, with the noble triumph Of Christian
grace.
TO those who remain to mourn her depar.
lurc, she has left a brigh, example OF mcekness
and angelic innocence, worthy TO be admired
and cherished. Let not The living pine at her
unlimeiy end. The death Of the Christian. is u
triumph oucr The grace! NJ.
DIED on Thursday the 22d uli.. in the 61s,
year of her age, Mrs. BArusHEBY CULRREATH,
the wife of Mr.. William CuIbreatll. She had
been for twenty years Jealous member of the
Baptist Church at Chestnu,-riIge, and was al.
ways exemplary in her conduct in all the rein.
tons of life. She has left husband aud five
children aud n Inrse circle of relations and
friends to mourn her loss.
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A N5EnbIe Tlhr1p is better
than q Slow Dime.

n WILL retail DRUGS e. MEDICINES,
Il cheaper than they are reta!cd elsewhere,
in EdgefieId, Hamburg, or Augusta. in proof
of which, please look at my list Of prices. All
articles as gosd cs the market affords.
Laudannu,, Paregorir, and other Tinctures
at 64cts an ounce,
Opodeldcc, Baleman's Drops, British Oil,
&c, 6!cls Bottle,
Salts, 64cls pound, Camphor G4cts nm rz.
Madder, best kind, and Sal Eratuss, l2dcenss
Il pound,
Soda aud seedlile Powers, from 20 10 5Oc,s.
Box,
Rat Poison and Mustard, l2lcts. y Box,
Blacking. 6acsia Box,
Sarsapara from Scots 10 ST. bottle,
Preston Smelling Salts. boItles re filled,
Acnhol. pure, il will all burn 81, per gulion,
30cls pei quart
Fourth P.ouf Brandy-1sl4-$4.5O per gal.
81. per bottle.
Port Wine, Tie best. 81, per gallon, 81 pc,
bolle.
Wines and Liquors, Of any description sold
By the saon. or cask. Purchaser granting
ne time 10 order the same frum New York.
JOHN D. CHASE, NJ D.
April II. If II
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April J.,
For The Indies.

For the Ladies.
Z UsT Received a choice Lo, of PERFU-
- merry, COSMETICS, &c.
Extracts in fine Cut Glass bottles;
Mean Fun, the celebrated Chinese Skin
Powder for rendering the skin deli
eately white, soft and smooth.
Lilly White, an unrivallcd Toilet Powder,
Rouge Vegetal de Vile, French Cosmetic
Eau Lustral Hair Restorative, for cleans
ing and beautifying the hair and pro-
moling its growth,
Eau Divine de Venus, this improves and
beauties the complexion, eradicates
Sutaneons eruptions and renders the
skin soft, fair and blooming,
Bandoline Fixaleur, fof dressing and
smoothing the Hair,
Curling Fluid, this makes the hair curl,
Black Pomatum, in Jars, for gradually
;, darkoning. the hair,
Rose Vegetable Tooth Paste, in Jars, this
beauties the teeth and puri6es the
breath,
Various kinds OF Perfumed Soap, SC.
For Sale by J. d. CHASE, M. D.
April g, If IL
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April IS
SfIERIFF"S SALE.

lib Y virtue of sundry wrirs Of Fieri Fa
lid cias, TO ME, directed, will proceed
10 sell at Edseied Court House, OH The
first Monday and Tuesday following in
May next, The following property, in
the following case. viz:
Samuel Glover vs. William Herbert and
J. b. BurIey, one Lot in the Town OF
Hamburg, known as Lnt No. l33, on
Genre Street, having fifty feet front and
$50 feet back.
John L. Weyhe rs Martin Posey; john
Colgan VS. the Same; Henry Wise VS. the
Same; Goode g. Sullivan vs. the Samei
three negroes, viz: Julia, Tilju, and -,
also, one TWO horse Barouche and Harness,
one Buggy and Harness.
CD. Glover vs. James Terry N. L.
Griffin VS. James Terry and F. w. Pick.
ems; olher Planlfs vs. James Terry, one
carriage and harness, one buggy and har.
ness. and one pair of bay horses.
Terms ofSae. Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. E. u.
April IA 4,e 13