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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

GODFREY KNKEL.-The Adend Zeituag office,
"a North Wlliam-st calls upon its readers and
the public to contribute to relieve the family Of
this noble and unfortunate man from the suffer.
ings to which they are exposed in consequence Of
his Imprisonment. Kinkel, one Of the tenderess
and most refined though most manly spirits that
Germany has produced, a poet and an artist as
well as republican and socialist by nature, is
now immured in solitary confinement in the Pras'
sian dungeon at Spandau, as punishment for his
too ardent efforts in behalf of the liberty OF bis
country. He is not only denied the access Of
friends, but fire, books, clothing and proper food,
and it is hardly possible that he shonld not soon
pass from the prison to the grave. In these en-
cumstances it is not much for the lovers OF lfee'
dom TO secure his wife and child from the addl-
tionaI affections OF poverty and hunger The
AJend Zettuag invites the Germans OF onr popa'
Iation to do something to this end we should DC
happy to know that some Americans were aiS0
sharers in so good york
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

EVERY MAN His Own LANDLoRD.-All
who desire 10 own and into their houses the
LIST of MAY next are invited attend the meeting of The
subscribers to the Mount Morris Homestead in the 18th
Ward of this CITY, to be held Warren Hall, of Oil
yer and Henry.ss Wednesday evening lNov 2Ohwhen
plans specifications estimates and money will be furnished
money paid further particulars apply
S.JESURUN, No. s Clinton Court, Beekman'sI nl65tS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
- In General Committee of Democratic

WIG YYoTNG MEN Nov. 10. 1850.
Resosed That the Com llittee OF Democratic W mig
Yonp Men have heard with great Joy and high satisfaction
the official news of the election Of WASH INGTON HUNT
as Governor the State OF NeYor The hazards winch
attended his election and the smaness OF the majority by
which his triumph secured give additional interest 70
result OF so much importance to the welfare OF the w hg
narv and TO the great interels OF the Commonwealth,
over which as lis Chief Magistrate he has been called to
preside
Resolred further That the election OF majority OF Wing
members olhe State Assembly to which the Wings oths
city have largely contributed is also proper SUBJECT OF
general coGgratuaon. Securing TO the State as IL does
Wing Senator IN Congress, bail II 4 national tn
unph and earnest hope and expectation is, That Inc
successor of the present incumbent OF the Senatorial oce
will be devoted 10 the Union and ali it's interests 10
the Constitution and all It's compromises, and 10 tnose
great principles OF Peace, Justice and Cancellation winch
formed the colonists into one Confederation OF American
States and bound the Union into that one tedei compact
which has made US prosperous nation ana united
people. =.
one of The candidates upon the Wing State Ticket has Sc
cured election by the peoples and that 1t 10 also cause
of deep and disappointment that our fellow cZen
GEORGE j. CORNELL, has not only been deiea'ed Oul ap
pareny marked object for defeat by some calling
themselves Wings and that the support OF the great
body the Wings OF the City OF NewYo has been sin
cere and undivided condng and without prejudice to all
the candidates. protest against the conduct OF those
who singled of our worthest Wing cnzens Tor
their marked dsayor and complain OF il an act OF In
justice against the Wings OF the CITY, and wrong 10 'he
Rcsored That the future reveals no hope of the prospect
" OF the country OF victory 10 the Wing party or OF perpe-
fully Government, except III the hearty cooperation
OF The Wings of the Union for the sake OF the Umon
and that whenever wherever distinctions exist to suc!l
harmonious action, is the duty OF true Wings everywhere
sacrifice sectional preIdCe and individual opinion upon
the altar of tier common country ana IL pfa Oh lnos
principles public policy essential alike TO party success
and national honor: By orderol Commliiee; c,.
Z. DELAFIELD SMITH. Chairman
ERASTUs BROOKS, Vice Cbairmen
D. C. BOWLEY,
ISAAC WIN SMITH, caoxa,aries
IACn p (
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
Maryland Reform Convention.

ANNAFoLIs, Monday Nov. 10.
The Maryland Reform Convention adopted reso-
lutions to-day, calling on the Chancellor of the
Court of Appeals forthe numberof cases on docket
a long discussion took place on the rules of order,
&c until adjournment.
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NEM ADVANCEMENT.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.-L]r. hICHS N
sr1rurE for PHYslcAL TRAINING, Crosbysi. one door
Gymnasium in the world The proprietor is DESTROYS Of
tending its benefits 10 large number Of his ellowc
zens as possible To accomplish this object he has abolish
attending namely That regulation which required that
every subscriber should exercise in classes and under IN
suucton Heis convinced that there large numberof
persons who wish to exercise yet do wish do so in
classes under instruction, at any fixed hour He now
leaves entirely optional with them whether they VIII eN
ercse in classes not and for those who wish 10 attend
the Institution and exercise without receiving instruction
he has fixed the rate of subscription follows For three
months So six months, $780, year, Sl2 To the mem
bes of tho Mercantile Library Association the Students OF
Columbia College the University Free Academy and the
Medical and Theological Colleges, the viii be $40
per year Hours for Gentlemen from six nine in the
morning, and from SIX TO ten in tho evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
Dry GooDs FOR THE LApIEs.-Our

I
renders viii find of The best assortments OF Silks Vel
vets, Velvet CoRks and Sacks Shawls Merinoes, &C &c
m the cityat HITcHcocK LEAoBEATERs, So Broadway,
of Leonads where they hardly fail 10 find eve
rything in Drygoodsdom they can want for their
iamys use and viii get them at prices as low. ii no'
lower than other part of the city One thing the La
dies will be pleased with they exhibit their goods freely
whether you wish TO buy not and DESTROYS that the
public shall know that they fully prepared serve them
with everything in hoir line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

FROM RIO JANElRo,--We have dates from Rio
Janeiro to tire goth September. There is no inn
portant news. The misunderstanding between
the Brazilian Government and Buenos Ayros is
still unsettled Complaints are made OF the oner
Gus fines imposed by the Custom House at Rio for
inaccurate ship.manifests.
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nna1nEsa woTEo z 8.

Blue NosEs IN THE e, N. MA ARK. Tho 1.Ss
length nave The eGa Te rom Ksaxs rich assortment Of
PG T9o vs Ell 2s an9 oomos
TINS shou cheap and no need suffer while ne s 80
he sPyos sa'p IN addition big Fu be ntans
he extent excellence, and variety oil ms STOCK oil gens
and lis eabshnent l2 Fulton-st about these days is
the most talked Of and most visited place in York
Remember IL 10 the place for Hats, Caps and Furs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
Mr WE understand that our old friend

II WE understand that our Old trlend
Gov You've Il Coriland-st. under the Merchants Ho,
tel the superintendent and getting up Of one hundred
pairs of Russian Tor Doors intended for the Company
contemplate visiting Russia the coming season 1t would
be well for another company follow their example and
moi only them but all our friend and Strangers they can
Get The best Boots and Shoes in this city the above Pnce
Is per cent cheaper than any other sorsin the q Don
forget the No.-il Cortland-st TIE DoCIOh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To ADVERTISERS LARGE CIRcU-
EATON Of The Tribune In both city and country and espe.
cay families renders 1t the best possible medium for all
those who wish TO make their business and wants known
to the public in the way which viii the most prompt
and profitable reti;rns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
From the SUNDAY Times.

SPoTTEN's Con LIVER OIL CANDY
The inventions oae years have produced many wonder
cen supposed to little consequence have been found
TO possess powerful medicinal qualities, which, under the
beneficial but highly pleasant to the taste MI SPOT
TEN at lis Bowery, the dscoyerer OF Cod Liver Candy
has made it 30 paaabe that unpleasant taste arises from
IT, while all it's powerful medicinal qualities are retained
II has tried in coughs affections OF the lungs &C and
these Diseases Those OF readers who are abonug I'M
der debility diseases OF the lungs &c we advise 10 Try
The qualities of SPoTTEN's Cod Liver Oh Candy whlc
may be had in any quantity al ll8 Bowery' o
Sold wholesale and Retail by THOMAS SPoTTEN, at III
RnXPrY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

TREES, SHRUBS, &C.-PARsoNs Il Co.
Riuahine near New-York, offer for sale al their CONNER
cal Garden and Nursery larger stock and greater variety
Than they have before possessed OF Fruit and Ornamental
Trees Shrubs Grape Vines, Roses Green House Plants
&c oSI SwD&SlW*
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Renorted Trouhle To a stenmer.

BUFFALO, Monday, Nov. I8.
There is rumor in circulation that the steamer
alabama" is in trouble somewhere up the Lake,
from the effects of the late gale. We cannot
learn any particulars this evening.
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lsInrkets.. NEw.oRLEANs, Nov. IS.

FLoUR-Ordinary brands held at %
Sales of CoRN have been made the extent Of 10000 blsh
els at SOa98c OATS are at &c 100 sides Of ordinary pa
con sold at Tic and &c for SHOULDERS Receipts ere In
treaslng Mess poRX sells at II 30 ; Prime LARD 7tc-
WHISKY is declining Sales 500 bbls at @7t@Z2tei Nooo
baga Rio COFFEE have sold at llc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
GREAr CARpEr SALE or ~. O00 SrocK,

GREAT CARPET SALE OF S75, 900 SrocK.
The entire stock OF CARPETING on CLOTHS DRuGGgTs
&c &c now In store S2 Pears must positively be sold
before the Isl December Having taken the large and
elegant store $40 Broadway, corner Whites Will open the
game on the Let December next with entire stock
OF rich and elegant Carpets &c, WIN sell their presen.
etock first cost and positively not asked Those in
shoud avail themselves OF the present opportunity OF
purchasing Carpets great bargains. -
PETERSON 4 HUMPHREY,
NIL 2w* 4S2 Pearl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

OFFICE OF RECEIVER or TAXEs, New City Hail. Park
TAxEs, l850.--Notice is hereby given
that an addition OF per will be made on all taxes
remaining unpaid the day of December and two
cent on The 18th day OF December. The Receiver would
urge upon she tax payers the Importance OF making as
early payment possible avoid the crowd and delay
which must necessarily just previous TO the per
cenage being added Hours for receiving money from
TO o'clock. Bankable money only received
MS 5W HARNEY NART. Receiver OF TaXes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

= 10 Mr. Frederick B. Nichols OF Clarke Co
ny was Elied on the I'd inst. by two of his slaves
They broke his neck with crow bar and hnr;ad
the body a neighboring negro, to whom thew
conhced the secret, revealed it. The murders
are in prison '-Ao' 4e' .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
Upion I,Ieetipg Mt Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Monday, Nov. IL.
A great and enthusiastic Union Meeting was
held here on the l4th under banner inscribed
lone and Eternal"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

FINE ARTS i-TALBoTYPEs, or likeness
ga nm ivory paper are daily al the subscribers rooms
in STYLE perfectly unsurpassed and beautiful These pic
lures be copied from Daguerreoypes ana DC taken III
any size required, the size Of HE The pubic are IN
ved 10 examine specimens ut PAT Broadway.
g. @ RRAuNS. date Langenhelm& Coz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
Mechanics Institute-Wfnter Course of Les
lures The Age of Gold" by Park Ben
insuiu.

Mcchnnics' Insfitute-Winter Course of Les
lures. The Age of Gold" by Park Ben.
iamin.
The first Lecture--or rather the Introduction b
the Regular Course before the Mechanics Inst.
tute. was delivered last night before a large and
highly intelligent audience, at Hope Chapel, 7S0
Broadway Previous to the delivery of the
Poem.L eoture HORACE GREELEY made a brief
statement of the objects and condition of tae
Mechanics Institute, explained the duties of tie
Fifty thousand Mechanics OF this City to them.
selves and to this Society and encouraged those
who had the interests of the Society at heart to
renewed exertion in extension of the advantages
of the institution to Mechanics of all classes and
all ages.
PARK BENJAMIN, Esq. then delivered a rhythmic
address entitled The Age of Gold Those who
knew the writer expected sallies of wit as bril-.
liant as the title of the lecture nor were they dis
appointed Mr. b. divided the years since the
discoveries of Columbus into the Ages-ot Dis.
covery, of Literature, of Science, OF Progress aud
OF Gold finding heroes in Columbus Kostar and
Faust; Shakspere, Spenser and rare Old Bea;
Newton Arl5wrght and Watt and lastly, in
every Californian adyenturer. The prevailing
ideas of the Ages were glanced at, and many Of
the foes of the present Era were lmpaled upon
the lance OF his satire like beetles upon the pins
of showcase
But we cannot attempt sketch Of the Poem.
1t will be read this evening at the Brooklyn Fe-
male Academy, and those who are fortunate
enough to hear it will not soon be afflicted with
the blues.
The next lecture before the Mechanics Instt
tute will be delivered next Monday by CHAs A.
DANA, ESQ. Subject 1.-THE Workers OF Modern
Times"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

II q Be wise to-day, It's madness tode-
nnon ali Who intend TO take course of Lessons from that
distinguished PESAN and teacher Of chirograPh s o. b.
he 10th insi Till then pupils registering their names VIII
have an opportunity of taking ul course Of class Lessons
any time within three months from the date OF their
tra,ion. The main thing is to apply early
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

WHEAT is selling at 65as5: flour, good
t,ends ss9OG $500; CoRN in demand at 55d6O; HEMP
7S9o FREICIirs to New Orleans are, Flour 90, Pork g.
Hemp7c The River measures ieei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
Wreck of the Bark La PLATA.

BOSTON, Monday, Nov 49,
letter from Capt, McFarIan OF the bark Emil
ly Wilder dated Bombay Oct 3, states that the
bark La Plata, Bertram, from Alden for Muscat
went ashore at Madeira Islands on the evening Of
the 10th Sept. and with her cargo became total
loss. Capt Bertram and his crew arrived at Mus
cat Sept, II in native boat, saving nothing but
their clothing, and thence took passage in the
Emily Wilder for Bombay. The La Plata was
good vessel, 10 years old and was with her cargo
insured in this city and Salem for a large amount
of which the Neptune office in this city had
$4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

" WoMAN's RiGHTs CONVENTION. y
In session every day until further notice at J. MLLERs
Fashionable Ladies' Shoe Store 1874 Caualst. Punctua at
tendance requested steps will be taken.to present be-
fore them one extensive and best OF
Ladies' Misses and Childrens Cater Boots and Shoes that
can found in the city, All Ladies who intend assem-
bling the Worlds Fair In 1851 assert their rights and
smnd upon The broad platform Of equality, will without
delay, supply themselves Also limited number OF
obtained on early application Remember the number and
nn,na | 4 MILLER 13l Cnnal-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
HoRsEMANsMlp..-The Evening class for

Gentlemen, IN the Art OF Horsemanshp is now open at
DisBRow Riding School, No. % Fourth avenue on Tues
day Thursday and Saturday Evenings rom7 .! O'clock
The School with the Horses may be engaged on Monday
Wednesday and Friday Evenings, for parties of Ladies
and Gentlemen. nl36t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19


DELAwARE.-The impression studiously dit-
fused that Delaware has gone anti Wing in her
late Election is refuted by the facts The Wings
lose the Offices simply because small portion OF
their number saw fit to throw away their votes on
Temperance ticket, thereby surrenderins the
Governor Legislature and L S. Senator to their
adversares by very slender plurality Here IS
the official vote Of two Of the three counties:
Governor P. z caasey. T LoeEwood. W. Ross
Newcastle ...''.... 2 "a i IS 1851
Kent ..........-....l5i 9 ~
Together 1894 47o o94
Sussex. to come in, gives small Opposition
majority. -
FROM BERuUDA-Files of the Royal Gazette
to Nov. have been received in this City. An
abandoned vessel which seemed to be American
has been brought into Ely harbori she had some
cargo and appeared not very old Her name could
not be made out, her stern being sunk in the wa
ter. Her quarter deck is raised, the main deck
had been scuttled in several place. and parts of
her steering apparatus and windlass carried
away. On the list inst. the propeller Falcon
days from Halifax. arrived at St Georges. Bishop
Field OF New FoundlRnd was among the passen-
gers. H. B. NJ. ship Wellesley, with Lord Dun
donald on board, and the brigs sappho Helena and
Planter, from Halifax, arrived Oh the 4th The
American bark Yorkshire, from B altimore passed
north the Island on the oath ut and was spoken.
She was thought to have touched one of the reefs
inpassing. violent gale took place on the Sd,
it was supposed to have been very severe to the
eastward OF the Islands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
ST. LAWRENCE CO.-Tofticial

Special TIL ALRANY, Monday, Nov 10.
The following is the official vote of St. Law
rene:
It. Governor. Cornell 1896 Church 5O5 1913
Canal Com'r Bakely .3l5i Mather .,.5l42 1888
EVE. JOURNAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
nInrkets. CNcINNATI, NOV. I8.
81. LoUIs, Nov. 10

1000 Hoes have been sold at $500 ana co.
wards the close 50 was refused rfceS ie 'eN1is uP
nd rs there are few in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

TOTAL. CSC 2l772O 2lOa6 27,84O 255oll68,284
Mai for Angel lO,o24 do for Benton 6,9l4 do.
for Free Schools 35,215. The returns to come
in will reduce the maj. for Free Schools slightly
= Vote for Canal Commissioner.
Vosa for Couoresa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

THE FIRST AND Only GOLD MEDAL
The DAcuERREoTyPEs that received the first and only gold
medal ever awarded by the American Institute may be
seen al BRADYs Gallery 205 and 207 Broadway corner
of Fulton.s Also, Dagueneoypes on Ivory by bRADYS
new process
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

Communicated.
~ Has Vim. Parker. N ID. PrOfesSOl

~ Has VIM. Parker, MID. Professor
of surgery John Witiker Nd Professor of Anatomy,
Valentine Mott, M D. and II P Berdman Counselloral-
Law, % ChamberSst really Endorsed Dr. HqrieyS abilities
as an Occulisi and AHris set forth by him In today
SUM- and Messrs Beach Brothers mean to say that
they knew Dr. H have either Pracuced or been sue
cessf In those branches Of the profession they call their
readers attention ard viii DR.. II. have the audacv
again assert that he has ever practced anyng else than
Aur1s since 1885, stated in his advertisement Perhaps
The above named gentlemen WILDE kind as to answer
this. Your obedem servant,
Mig IT. DR.. w r. r.. LUTENER Auris, . Warren-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

QUITE ATTRAcTivE.-We see that Mr..
BARNuni has added the immense Chinese Museum that at
traced so much public attention, his already vast colec
ton of Curiosities Gen. Tom Thumb is also drawing
crowds now al the Museum. Barnums wonder in enter
prinp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

New HULLED BUCKwHEAT FOR SHIP
e,sc-CRoMwELL BIaDsALL, 2O9 FrOnt,st corner OF
Beekmon offer for sale OO9 packages new fo the
Sonihern and Eastern markets. barrels halves quarters
eighs boxes and bags of 49 aud 2i pounds f9T sac III
lots to suit purchasers VIZ ~ - 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

BDREss and WATERPROOF Doors OF
the best quality Boys Youths and Infants Boots Ladies
and Chldren's Caters and Shoes of all kinds Riding,
HuptjDg Fishing and California Boots. manufactured and
for sale BY JOHN L. WATKINS, Id Fullon-s MIC 3teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

FuRs.-We understand that Furs are
going to he verv much worn this Winter, and we know OF
no better place lhan YoUNGs, SO Bowery TO get len
ladies can depend upon the article that they purchase there
Nnhnt i is represenled. hlH AWeOu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

GENTLEMEN's FALL AND WINTER
WEAR--Wm T. Jennings Co. 231 Broadway, pposite
the Park Fountain, will this day introduce their new Styles
of Overcoas, and other Fal and Winter Garments com
the productions they have heretofore rendered sccepa
BILE TO their numerous patrons. Of u
D FowLERs q WELLS, Phrenologists
and Publishers Clinton Hail. l3 Nassaus the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

~ AWAY WITH CATS,
For mice and rats
In cellar loft or closet
You'll quickly kill
If LYONS PILL
You safely there deposit.
II near the haunts
OF roaches ants,
Or bugs YOU place the Powder,
They'll eat and die,
Though you and |
Twoud hurt no more than chowder.
For sale at f. LYONS Depot 420 Broadway, New-York
nlN 2lN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

COMFORT AND UNDER SHIRTs.-T
connection between wearing good UnderShirt and health
and comfort all but prudent people inqueor
The place to buy good under garments The lowest prices
To all such we would recommend friend SANXAY lag
NViliam-s near Fulton.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-06-05
GIN MAlXING 81

we are prepared to execsite orders tc,
any extent in the above line, both for new
overland repairs. Our Gins are not sur.
passed by any made in the State, possesinr
all the advantages OF the Falling Breast
land Sliding Ribs, which saves a Great deal
~ way of repairs. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, With teeth set in an anele mas
1cannot possibly ihiure the finest stanjs
with an improvement ,oregnlate the n,eting
ioi the cotton; our brush is constructed on =
Sp!an, giving at unce, the atiyantanes of
1 iIightness, strength, and force--ajI very
material IN tho successful operation, Of :,
jG'n. we would invite planters to call
1 at our shop and examine for themselves.
willis, we would assure the public general
! ", that they shall have no caase to com.
! spiain either of our work or prices.
-, CABINET MAKING,
we are also prepared To do work in Tho
3Cabinet line--such as Betfstaads. Ward.
irobes Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables.
Gee. &c. az short notice, on
sliteral terms.
HUDSON & BROTHER.
Opposite the Pres futekiail en- Grca,
Samtervil!e, April D, fsa7. 90 ty.
seassasaa ay Daaasass
al parsons indebted ia the late Film
sof CtlG9svsas Y. a. N. ara tsaTnesIly
ssaye .I,psL 81
Oct. les issia 90 .seeb