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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-19
TO PRACTISING PHYSICIANS.

| r EFT me impress upon conscientious physicians
~ the importance Of trial OF the Brandreth;
Pills. Let them make only fair trial of them, ant
they will concede the medicine is the best evacu
ant of the bowels hitherto discovered. The ngre
dien.s are all prepared expressly for the manalac
ture of the Brandreth Pills, and it is impossible tc
obtain purgative OF the same properties eXccp
from Dr.. b. Brandreth. Let physicians and The
world at large bear in mind, that the Bfandrett
4 Pills NAV be taken, if necessary, for any length
time daily, not only without injury, but with Ger
taintv OF beneficial results.
This universal medicine mildly but surely clean
ses the whole extent OF the aimcntary canal Il
then gi, increased power to the circulation of the
blood by whichit depostes any impurities it may
contain in the bowels, which organ exrels them
the body
The action may continue for days, weeks OF
| months, as the midness or urgency Of the disease
may demand. or until the entire body has been e.
vacnated and re made from the food consumed.
How important it is that persons of feeble frame
OF impure constitutions should without delay com
| mence with this pure and wholesome medicine
No time ought TO be lost by using Lozenges OF
Candies as medicines which are better adapted for
the destruction Of the teeth than for the cure of any
disease. Experience has sufficiently tested that
these remedies contain invariably calopel and 9TH
active chemical agents that have very destruc-
tive effect, Of which there are too nvindydual-
ly convinced to their cost.
| The testimony in favor OF the Brandreth Pills,
ana the NUMBERS VINO are DAILY raised from bed
OF misery BY their use, render it imperative that all
who are suffering from sickness should give them
a trial.
10 BE REMEMBERED
That Brandreth's Pills have stood a fourteen
years test in the United States
That they are vegetable and innocent medicine,
yet all powerful for the removal OF Diseases wheth
er chronic or recent, infectious otherwise.
That they purify the blood and stay the further
progress of disease in the human body.
That, in many cases, where the dreadful rayages
Of liberation had laid bare ligament and bone, and
where, to all appearance 10 human means could
save life, have patients by the use of thsse pills
been restored to good health the deyouring disease
having been completely Grad icated
The genuane BranareM Pills cGn be obtain cd
at The JoNcuing places
Wu. Kyle Stanton; ". W. King Wayncshoro';
Wm.H Bell Churehvi!ie; p. A. Heishell, Lebanon
White Sulphur Springs; ]. r. Syrcle, Parnassus;
II. MesseTsmith, Mt. solon; James M Stout, New
Hope; D. &. w. Whitmore, Mt. Meridian; B. F.
Graham, Greenvlie; James S Guy Deefheld; Nc.
Gufin & Co. Midway Col W. H. Allen, Greet
Valley, Bath co; John Dickinson, Marlborough
Spring; Crawford K Co. Warm Springs; Henry
Miller, Cedar creek S. b., Brown, FishersviHe
Wm. Dudley, jennings Gap, Taylor 4 Co., OAK
Grove, Augusta.
Jan S.--2n.
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CLEAR THE TRACK.

5,tIE subscriber has justreturned from the North
Il with an entire new stock of goods in his
line consisting in part Of tie following:
Raisias in acaole half and quarter Bores.
io,cer than erer sold in this market,
.43monds. Palm Mats, Pecans. FHI-
derts, English ITaluuts. Chest
NUS, Figs, Prunes, Dates,
Suliana Raisans Ciiroa,
Curran!s, &c, SC.
GROCERIES, & FANCY ARTICLES,
and his usual supply of CONTEMPORARIES
Of his own manufacturing all Of which he can sell
at very reduced price for cash, OF short cred
ii to punctual customers.
M. CUSHING,
Nos, Cheaper Side,
Ssaunton, Dee. IL, ls4s
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-19
Readv-Made Clothing,

xtI0Uv AAGoS nav VAAAA@S33
ever offered the cilizcns Of this place, aud
adjacent country. Our stock comprises,
in pari, the following articles, viz: Fine
Black and Blue French Cloth, Frock and
Dress Coats. English do.
Black and Brown cloth Sack coats
Drab cloth, Sack and Overcoa's
Black Beaver cloth Overcoats
do Pilot do do
Blue Blanket and Felt Overcoa!s. OF all kinds ; a
splendid lot Of Back cloth C3oaks, very cheap
Together with a GREAT ASSORTMENT OF
P.4N7.GL CONS.
VIZ; Black and Blue cloth and cashmere Pants
Fancy cashmere 10 do
Black and Blue satt pantacons
Fancy do do do
Together with rich and choice
SELECTION OF VESTS.
Black and Fancy Satin Vests
Silk Velvet do
Plain and Fancy meIino Vests latest style
Black cloth Vests cashmere do
Plaid WOODEN do Sattinett do
We have and will keep large and fashionable
assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS And
CAPS.
Also, Gentlemen's furnishing Goods such as Fine
Shirts; Drawers, Silk Pocket aud Neck Handker-
chiefs, Suspenders Stocks and Collars, also, Silk
aud cotton Umbrellas Leather trunks and many
other articles usually kept in Clothing Store, not
necessary to mention.
anime our Stock OF Goods, which will sell al
cheaper rates, than similar articles be purchased
for in Stanton.
We will be in reeeipt ofiresh supplies throughout
the season. We have decidedly the largest Stock
OF Clothing ever broughtto this town.
We are determined to sell the principle Of
"large sales and small profits
Being concerned with one of tie largest whole
sale clothing houses in the city of Baltimore,
chants purchasing by wholesale viii do we'll by
calling on us before purchasing elsewhere, as they
can be supplied with every article in cur line as
cheap as they be purchased many OF the eastern
cities
Cali and examine for yourselves. Remember the
place, corner Of Virginia Hotel.
FRANK & CO.
Staunton, Dec 25, 1873 -3m
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Several of the ci,izens Of Alexandra
have joined the throng now pressing to-
wards California, and have already started
for that far distant region-among them
is Capt. M. D. Corse, who commanded
: the Alexandra volunteers during the Mex
lean war.
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ROUGH AND REANS Halls.

nNE DOZEN beautiful Rough address . .;cs
~ lust received and for sale, at a LOWER, ~
GREEN & CO, =,
j,a 10 Sisa Of the Flag,
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Hon. A. II. SrEpHENs.---4 Touching
Mory.-The Hon. A. II. Stephens, the Ia
Tented member of Congress from Georgia
in a recen, address at a meeting i'll Alex
andria. for the benefit Of tho Orphan Asy-
ium and Free School Of tia, city related
the following anecdole:
~ poor little boy, in a end nsh! i'll
June, with no home Or rnof 10 shelter his
head or paternai or maternal guardian II
protect and direct him on his way, reached
at nighfall the house Of rich planter,
who took him in, fed, lodged and sent
him on his way, with hi, blessing Those
kind attentions cheered his heart and in
spred him with fresh courage TO battle
with the obstacles OF lie. Years rolled
round: Providence led him or, he had
reached the legal profession; his host had
died the cormorants that prey on The
substance Of man had formed conspiracy
to get from the widow her estates. She
she sent for the nearest counsel TO com
init her cause to him, and tina. counsel
proved to be the orphan boy years before
welcomed and entertained by her and her
deceased husband. The stimulus Of a warn,
and tenacious gratitude was now added
to the ordinary motives connected with
the profession. He undertook her cause
with will not easily to be resisted, he
gained it the widows estates were secured
ito her in perpetuity, and Mr.. Stephens
added with an emphasis OF emotion that
sentits electric thrill throughout the house
"that orphan boy stands before you"
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MISS DEAN TO BE MARRiED.--H j. re-
ported a, Washington, that Hon. John NJ
Bolts has proposed marriage to Miss Dean
the actress and been accepted Miss D.
is a splendid woman, and Mr.. 3 a epien-
did-wha. dye call UNI Pailad. 7ime.
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STEnRETT G G. Ag.kNE,,
--------: 6: Co..
NEW STORE AND FRESH GOODS.

d Wiz subscribers nave this day received and
a now opening very large and beautiful sup
ply Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
lately purchased in the Northern cities at very
reduced prices. and to which they beg leave to
call the attention ottheir friends, and the public
generally. Their stock consists of every variety
Of Staple Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, IInts, Caps, Hardtaars, Qnesnsleare, Dye
Stuts, Groceries, Sc, Sc, all of which they Of
fer at as low prices they can be had by retail,
in any market in Virginia, for cash, or the usual
credit to punctua payers, or for country produce
at fair prices. We respectfully solicit the favor
Of a call from all, we anxious to exhibit our
goods at all times. being satisfied that they will
speak TO, themselves
NyM. G. STERRETT.
SANiI.. l.. CLARKE.
Corner opposite the Post Office
S:aun.on, Nov. 90, ls48.-spec. copy.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

sITNHE subscribers having determined to
i change their present system Of bust
ness, respectfully announce to their friends
aud the public generally, that they will
from this date, commence closing off their
entire
STOCK OF GOODS,
at cost for Cash. Those wishing bargains
are requested to call at once, as we shall,
positively sell at cost. The stock consists,
in part, Of the following articles
FOR GENTLEMEN
Super. Blk, Blue and Fancy Beaver and
Do do French and English do.
Do do American do.
Do Doe-Skin and English and Wool Dyed
IS Cassmeres
Do Fancy French, American & English do
Do Black Satin, Fancy Silk, and Cashmere
yestngs.
Do Scarfs, Cravats, Gloves and iIdkfs
A large stock Of Sa!tinetts, Pulled Linseys and
FOR LADIES AND IIoysEKEEPERs
Super. Cham Silks, Blk. Groderine and
stripedSilks.
Printed sMouselaine., Cashmcres, Mohair Lustre
Black and Fancy Alpacas, Embroidered and
Plain Mouselaines,
b ombazine and Second Mourning. ca.hmeres
ana Asouselaines,
lain and Embroidered Mode Shawls, (yery
ha rdsome.)
= ~ 80, rrkeri and Common, Shawls, (good variety)
ri, ocus, Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves and Neck
-'Ties, ,.,nh u.na,,oroh;.,. from M ., % o,
LIZ 70 1t of handsome printed Cacoes, Blank
ola SEE. I'd Plaid Liuseys Blk. and Bro. Mus
10 10 Checks, Plaids, Linen Damask tcs
Table riothssa 'sVa and Bird-Eye Diaper, Crash,
-.ALSO-
Hats, Caps, Boots, Moes' Hard'esr' and
Quesrs ~"e'
~,,s s.;.,- necessary to snumcrate.
WIZ 'l''y o'Ns' T D1Icss sn. GREEN s. CO,
succssso 3 to Green & Co.
Jan 20 sac.
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.
RAILROAD FROM THE ATLANTIC
TO THE PACIFIC.

This is magnificent concepiion-a
work 10 immortalize its protector, pro,i-
ded he shall succeed in its accomplish
rnent. Ii is a work worthy Of this goahead
age-wor,hy of the Model Republic. Can
j, be made THAT is the question. We
have not travelled its contemplated route
and if We had, our engineering abilities
would not allow us 10 decide. But Mr..
Whitney, who has examined the sulj jet
thoroughly, who is man Of capacity,
thinks it can be done, and proposes TO dc
il or certain conditions. Then come.
the question : arc those conditions reason
ahle-.houId they be complied with Nine.
teen States Of the Union. by their Legi>la-
lures, have endorsed and approved the
terms proposed by Mr.. Whitney; aud we
think there is 80 much rlausihility in his
arguments, and such vas, interests involved
in the undertaking, as TO demand for him
and his proec; careful examination.
Some objection has been made 10 gi,ius
any individual such vast amount Of the
public lands. Fears have been expressed
about building up great landed aris,o-
cracy more fearful thousand fold than
the PATRON of New York. We look upon
these fears as The chmeras of o.er.sen-
s,ive minds. In our Judgment, very
small portion Of these lands would remain
the possession Of the contractor when The
road was completed. ii would be scattered
into ten thousand diiferen, hands, and the
value Of the adjacent lands increased
incalculably by being thus brough, into
comparative proximity with the populated
portion Of Of the conntry.-We look upon
this work as the great enterprise ofthe age
one that, if successfully carried through,
will revolutionize the whole commercial
world and make our country the grand
center of the trade and commerce Of The
globe.-BaH. Rep.
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Coz. JNo. w. GEARY, the gallant leader
Of the second regiment Of Pennsylvania
volunteers, has been appointed Postmaster
eat San Francisco, California, sud will
: leave in few days.
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ISAAC paul, g. CO

ISAAC PAUL & CO.,
T AXE acknowledgements for the liberal patron
AsA age they have received at Staunton, and So
Lett its continuance for Mir THOMAS SrRIpER to
whom they have sold their entire stock of Goods
Said Strider has lived with Mr. Paul at Winches-
ter for several yeass-The public will End in him
faithful agent in the Commission Business, and
a liberal dealer in produce. He has also gene
raj Stock of Merchandise for sale on easy terms t.
suit Purchasers.
All persons indebted toll. Paul s. c o. will al
their earliest convenience make payment to v. j
Brown, who remains with Mr.. Strider.
ISAAC PAUL g. co.
July II, l84s.
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Nov. Is, lS46.-3m.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
ERhMn & CO.

TIVE largest establishment of the kind IN
1 this town. corner oftbe Virginia Hotel
There will be found The largest, cheapest
and most durnhle ASSORTMENT OF
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IMPORTANT DOCUMENT REcovERED.--We learn that
officer Snyder, OF the independent police, successful
anew days since In recovering an important book which
has long been missed from the State archives 1t appears
mat during the last war, whilst the British fleet was in
the Chesapeake, and attack upon Annapolis was
dreaded the keeper of the State House nrusted with
NE State records and removed them to place of safety
when the alarm subsidized and the records returned,
II was found that the book containing the roll of the
names Of those persons belonging the State Of Mary
land who had served in the revolutionary war; and who
were entitled to pensions, had been purloned AS this
was the only record of these claims which existed there
was no means of detection in its absence of any frauds
which might be attempted by of false pension pa
pers; Tor this the State authorities have made
many exerons hut hitherto without success, to regain
possession OF the lost document
Lately, however, some further information having
been Obtained the Attorney General put the matter in
lhe hands Of Mr.. Snyder and Wednesday last he sue
eeeded IN finding the long lost book in the house of
michael Dunn, South Paca street. 1t was found to
pe complete, and in pretty good condition. though the
ondag had been removed and the leaves kept together
NE form of ROLL The inmates of the house offered con
Meaoe resistance to the officers taking possession OF
ue book. Apart from its importance to the State
ocuneRt the book is interesting in itself authoT
n.ye record OF those who formed the old maryland
Lhe and aided so nobIy in achieving the freedom OF
OUT country.-Bait,moV Ameriean.
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APP @-3tawiftds

rAUTION.-The great popularity of Wistars balsam OF
" Wild Cherry has induced mercenary individuals
in various parts of the compound quack norums
purpose of deceving tho public and raising money
the weleaned reputation OF this truly valuable med
The interest OF the proprietor cannot suffer- he
but keep the public informed against the false preparations
attempted be pamed oil in the Of the Wild Chery
certain it is that medicine proved efIcacious
in long catalogue of the most common diseases which
flesh is heir to- preserved the .alth and life OF
many thousands of has Dr. Wistars Balsam
Mr. Seth W. Fowe druggist, No. l3S Washington street, is
sole proprietor of the original receipt for the manufac
the genuine medicine, and supplies both wholesale
and retail, and OF whom also agencies be obtained.
The genuine and original DR.. Wsar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry been extensively countereted in Phlade pha
and some thousand bottles Of the spurious imitation
into the market and extensively circulated This
dealers and the public generally against
any other having the written signature OF Butts
on the wrapper.-Bosfon ChTonotype
For sale by X. S. PATTERSON,
May I-3t Washington d. G.
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+. ISAAC R. piLLEK.
Agency Once mt tho Capital Of ILL.,
nois, City OF Springfield.
NO nonresident of Waos lands, holders Of Wi~ois
ndebdness and all persons DESTROYS Of PurrhasinR State
lands cith Illinois scrip bohdsThe undersigned would
respectfully inform the public that they have established in
this cityhe capital OF the State of linoisa land and
erai agency office for the transaction Of all business apper
aiming thereto within the limits of the State.
All transactions relative to he purchase and sale OF lands,
examining lands and reporting their location, advantages,
and value paying Tedecming land sold for taxes;
investigating TILES Nc buying and selling all descriptions
of State indebtedness this and every other description OF
business attached general land agency the most OK
tended SCALE will be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
ASH IL DlLLER.
REFERENCES
Messrs Deifendorf IL Niles, Washington City,
" A. Gowdy 81 Co.. Louisville, Kentucky
Me.srs. sycKles i Co, St. Louis. Missouri.
A. Cbristy, esq.
His excelIency A. C.'Frcnch. Governor OF Illinois.
Hon Thomas II. Campbell, auditor
" John Moore, treasurer
" 8. H. Treat. Judge supreme court
Me:sis, Wsd.worth q Sheldon. Now York CITY
David Leaviu, esq,
G Bartlett, esq, No. A Front street, :"
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen Adam Dller. %
Jos. l.. Chester, esq.,, "
Cen Z Caleb lie e Gushing a Boston, Mass.
G. p. Sanger, esq.,. "
Henry X Stone, esq, ~
j. d. Pratt M Co., Baltimore, Md.
Ap ll-dlm&sw3m
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.on. given in his note the Union, as to causes and
ELECTS concerning my private affairs, they specu
iaons and there is already conviction in the minds of
The public that the only justification he had at all for
waiting il was strengthen his position with party
70 which he had for a considerable period, "until re-
emily" exhibited some aversion.
Your obedient servant
c. GLEN PEBBLES.
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"aaPirG Tongs aud PlnkinE Iroos.-I have lust
~ received lot of crmpipg longs and pinking of
a sizes and styles Also futng and quilting scissors;
ing materials articles gardening TOOLS
sney goods, toys for children NC chldren's basket
s Oh all sizes, tin safes bird refrgerator cash
SPICE boxes, and platform scales, and
ey o. fancy and other goods TOO numerous to MENTION
an, also prepared houses with tin copper
nu All Will be sold and done reduced prices for cash
YAH soon and see for yourself.
C. WOODWARD,
May l-3teod
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bushels al o. 81 cents for mixed and 81 81 cents for
various descriptions OF yellow Including flat and round
Oas-southern 81 IS cents; rye, 90 cents
Provisions du-smal of mess pork Mt $40 ~, .
$40 Is and prime IS 20 mess beef Sl3 Is and prime
IS rs. Sales lard at 81 a st cents
The market is quoted yesterday cent per
H. decline seamer-saes 400 bales Whkey Fl
a " cents.
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WASHINGTON INFIRMARY,

WASHINGTON INFIRMARY,
May l, 1919.
. W AT the annual meeting Of tho Medical Associa-
.u WI. OF The District of Columbia, the following gentlemen
Ns :, elected officers for the ensuing year;
Trodem-Aexa nder Nc Williams M ID.
tee Pres,dent Joshua Riley, NJ. ID.
Seere'arg.-Rober King Stone, NJ d.
dfdsmer-Wm. y. Johnston, NJ ID.
:, eo'rHuors.-James e.. Hall, NJ. ID. Thomas Miller M
y. Joseph Borows, M. D.. Harvey Lindsly, NJ. d. /;
Noble Young Nj. b.
iesti R.K. STONE, M. D.,
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M noAULAY's ENGLAND, Hnrper's hest edition,
fge voumes large type, fine paper, and fine cloth
ono,ns' reduced to rs cents per vou me
APPS FRANCK TAYLOR
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1Yru nv. received, per Adans's ExPrsess NV
~. of real valencia edging, Swiss and cambrio
i.r;pys fine French-worked collars, linen hsmsoschsa
ha nd kechiefs, &c. ..,~ -h,.h lin -
end The Neapotan and fine French lace. &C.
aso fne and beautiful assortment Of flowers, suitable
Co. m. approaching May balls, al Of which viii Be sold
70. J. B. & A. TATE,
Ar, 19-eost Successors 10 J. 7. q Q. King.
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(1LEhmoNf for s~ie:-The residence the lato Gen.
by his This estate distant about four miles
Turnpike road leading that town, prsng about three
which about hundred and sixty Lowell bottom
well dra ned and the whole, with about forty up
land udciousy cultivated and improved by clover and
plaster, with tho free Of lime and other manure. Il
is divided into seven felds-one large meadow Of
timothy-with one or more fine spring. in each. III
residue OF tue tract, exclusive OF the lawns orchards
and gardens in young wood Tho Manson and its sp-
purenances of the most ample and commodious de-
'chption, beautifully situated on gentle eminence and
overlooking the OF Alexandria and tho low lands OF tho
The dwelling house the first floor con ains two
parlos, besides large library and office, with eleven
chambers above stairs and in the buildings appurtenan TO
besides ample kitchen, laundry and house.
room dairy, bath house. smoke house, ample accommo
daons for servants. and out buildings for &C.,
the whole good repair AT convenient distance 10 tho
oversee house. ice house, tho houses Of
the farm servants backsmihs shop, kiln built Of brick
for burning lime, with ample harms, sabng and other
houses for stock and farm purposes orchards OF choice
fruit, ornamental grounds and walks-the whole in good
order, and well preserved by its late proprietor.
Immediate possession will be given, except Of about
ninety hundred in and oas and Of
that the crops be removed. The premises
will be shown any derous of purch asng by Mr. Butler
the For apply TO MaynadieT Mason, ESQ.,,
Georgetown d. c., to the subscriber the acting OK
ecutor by letter, at Winchester, Virginia.
Ap2i-d&cp6w JAMES M. MASON.
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nACOTAH, Legends OF tho sioux around FORT
IL Smelling, by Mrs Mary Eastman volume.
Just received, and for sale by
May2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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O. II. PARTRIDGE, NJ. d.,

O. H PARTRIDCE, NJ. d.,
No 1876 Spruce street, Philadelphia,
CONTINUES 10 give particular attention to the treat
ment of diseases OF skin, scrofula and diseases oil
the throat
Office hours, n M, p. m, and p. m.
AID l0--3mifs
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NEW sToRE.-sugar, COFFEE, Molasses Bacon, sc
IN Landing this day
20 hhds. prime Porto Rico sugar
20 bbis. crushed and powdered do
5 tierces STARTS superior strip
10 hdds. Porto Rico moasses
20 bbls New Orleans strip !.
100 bags old lava and Rio coffee
2O0 sugar. cured hams
800 lbs bacon ham, middng, and shoulder,
~ bbls leaf lard
50 pals do for family
so boxes English dairy cheese
20 do Goshen cheese
tierces new head rice
81 baskets fresh sweet oil
1000 lbs. fresh almonds
50 boxes bunch raisins
For sale opposite Browns Hotel by ,,,,oe n.pyr,
May l-3t GEO. " Thus. PaiIhEh
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TWELVE Lectures ON Comparative Physiolegy,
delivered before the Lowell Institute at Boston, by
Prof. Wyman. Price rs cents.
For sale by TAYLOR & MAURY.
ApB Booksellers, 9th street.