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Stage Upset.

On Thursday morning, the 81 inst, be, tween
ana 4 o'clock, on account Of some of the h, NheSS
Lreakio- the horses ofthe Fox River Stage bee. Nhc
manageable, while descending the hill this -, IL
oi Buck Creek. about two miles above Dayton,
The driver. who is an experienced hand at the bit
sincss; however. succeeded in keeping the road
until nearly a. the foot oi the hill, where he was
thrown from his seat and, by holding on to the
rens was dragged and badly bruised. The stage,
containing four passengers, three ladies' and one
gentleman, became detached from the horses and
was upset with such violence that il turned clear
,cyor,--a perfect somerse.--lis,lng right side up
wthearc but with the tongue OF tie stage pointing
up thchil, in directly opposite direction from that
chithadpreviously beengolns. wears hap
ny to learn, however, that no one was seriouly IN
jured-thc driver suffering probably the most
TIC names Of the passengers as nenr as We could
learu were Mrs Alcott. mn old lady, and her son
and daughter, and Mrs. Williams. they were all
an their way 10 Batavia. They were all brought
,.L 10 Ottawa, and amply remunorased ior ril
S.s,,oo, >,,,,aiued. Another team was provided
E;,,,o,, och delay. they were enabled ia
pursue r their, journey. L. may be well I" mention
hore, thu. the runor tina, tn y .se' was '"'oN'''
tsd ~ unfoppdcd
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There are many reasons why we should avoid
getting into aqaarrel with MIR Sheriff HrRLprf !;
bu. as he has thouslt proper TO open the war on
us by robbing US of slo8 to which we were as
legally and Justly entitled as he is to any fee he
ever received and as, moreover, 10 do this, he has
set the law at defiance and at least endangered
portion Of the public revenue which At IS his du'
is to secure mnA collect, we would be wanting in
respect to ourselves AMI dcrelct in our duty to the
public, shoull we louge. neglect to expose such
official delinquency.
When Mr. Henry Hlrlbut was indicted into Of
flee. he took upon himself an oath to discharge the
duties Of that Office according to law, honestly TO
the best OF his understanding and ability, Now
one Of the planest requirements Of the law l. this,
that the collector, in getting the delinquent list
printed, shall give it to the paper having the lar
gest circulation in the county. Did Mr. Huribut,
in giving the lat to the Constu:ionaist last week,
comply with this plain provision Of law So Tar
from it, he gave it to the papor ha !n- tie lec.t
circulation Of any printed in III. County Anj ~.
charge, and hold ourscvr ready to prove ,h,, J..
did this E'oNm1y ne did it after we al goue t,
him and o. ed to prove our circa.' .,on larger By
80 t-ar that Of the paper IN question. Nov
eorten it as you will, there can but one name b
given to such conluctit is pcrlnrg. 1t is sucl
perjury as no conscient. Gus man can commit, sucl
perjury rs snust blunt and ,itate every mora
feeling
But rObbng "a Is not III worst feature Of thi
Official delinquency and per 'ury. The publication
made under such circumstan Is We are advised, |
not legal It is certainly NJ a compliance viii
the law and as all the pren mption' and tecln
calties, in trying tax tile ar taken against suc
title the least defect or di,rcg. rd of lawn perfe'
ing it, is fatal This we are al 'iscd is law 1t !
certainly good sense, So tie public are NOR
wronsed than we are by dis iiciai perjury e
k kerr i ."
But .heri.ls have violated lava "a their oaih @
Office before and we are used to being heeced
and ms we can obtain legal redress, and slr shcr
llurlbut although profeSsedly very conscientiou
man. is but poor human nature, could hav
omitted this public notice Of his ccnii ct but tina
we wished 10 draw the attention sfdei nocrats to
moral there is about this business v 'henever
wing comes whining around you FOR you ryote pr
tending that he has no party feelings 20 CRAFTY
that he will serve the po,n,e mot cart,. d., DC
set him down for q double faced contemp tible by
pocriie. That man viii go greater length to gr'
tify his political sptes and petty malice, han tn
most ardent, hot headed wing politician y gu ca
find The case before Us is one in point b"
venture to affirm that no open wing in town oI NJ
knowlcdgel common honesty, could be bong Vt
take exactly Mr.. IIurlbr;'s position inreforan &c
us and 10 US the wrong he has done Us. WcH c"
more in sorrow than in anger
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I J-.....;r.s,.I..I =. J,s.,L A,rl 12 Is.o
1'<'rS. '"aaH-- W H'h Wrote You "iSt, VS.
e9'y"f ue LAT lNaE WIN t4s ~IuEvS oi 70
some u'c greatest c'l ln u" uSeGvn'; 'hI /
re"'y 40 nor Sho" '~' i : I'r l SHOUT 'huS
mo o. ~ G'''l''''.s We .o'n W, ,u son
ANA ca, OF Vac r'te '' cav NATION ilr s'H'oAn-
ANA 81 t'~'-' ,l-'- l' "l'''''S' H'SN' az ma
ny '' 'e ante, ~. -', '''...''T' ''o ''l mean
t' say '-. u VII t''''t"t wa v.-t. IOWA l,'
tins it',r, t''E "'5 a S'Ag;'' lear 1'f The rest
| cou-L however ".H.'." u, names u s'h't
Gcn here, Mn" Ni'"1 suppose Would ~rcN some
different atmosphere lie hotels 81 SI''' are
not worthy ei the m'a' they are mex 20 a NH
s.H'e u they ste uvt she tI44S ''s,A
. 81 Joe las sA.e>cayi AZ rs'"'S mos Cd t"t
ea.sI ...-2 has p.as 10 cross ''l river mere IL
b.. ~ persists ~ eNiot,rs from them as sac "'->
az p.v, -. 'A" continues To use I"F CID -t-"-
boat, in f-r -, size "''' lose '.' o't.".~' m .a
other sa-run. aa. @-' s...N's' A-.'H" ~ beng
siiye with 1's'.e-- ". '-'.'.'S " vacant 'l''s
between rusty, u',y stores ''' '"i .'N'' ID
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Sin joins FR,NKLiS--BALlooSs--A corrcspuh'
dent Of the n. Y. Tribune, referring to the expo
diton now fitting out in that city to 20 in search
Of Sir John Franklin, recommends that 1t be sup
piled with from two to five hundred small bal
looms, three feet in diameter which, when partial
" filed, will have ascending force enough to at
tain fair altitude, burdcnvd with package con-
tanning directions to the lost party Of the location
Of the vessels q, tho dato Of despatch with printed
directions Of the various posts and localities where
provisions and stores have been left by the cxplo
| rcrs who have been in pursuit of the party"
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DRowSED.-Mr. Thomas Mclntosh, Scotch
man, was drowned in the Illinois river at this
place, on Sunday last while in the act of bathing
lie is thought to have boon under the influence oil
Gonor Mt the time, Nd. Mel. was man Of fine
talents and Of noble and generous impulses but
heavy misfor,uncs and diScouragements had div
en- him TO see; to drown lis sorrows in the cup oil
inebriation whiei. here again, as in every similar
case only brought increase of sorrow aud hnal'y
death
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Markets.

}low-Imnsattionsi Western state buoyan:
Bu-ncsS moderate. Sj.3Oaj35 for state
Size fpr Michigan wheat frm. tennessee
wheat, Sl8j
The foreign news imports an upward tendency
to Corn Western yellow, 6Oa62c rork, SlO2j
fr mess anil ;sji TO CO prime. Cut meats not
active. American Liusccd oil, 1gas0c
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CHOLERA AT ST. Lot, There appears to be
considerable alarm felt AZ St Louis at the reap
pearanco of the cholera tho re, but from the most
reliable information we can .obtan there appears
tobe no ground to apprehend IN ere'arPear"nee oil
the disease in an epidemic form. The recent ca
ses have evidently been brought 'ere on ooa's
and in all the number is very inco hs'derabio-
tho Ligbcst number being but cases in one day
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{ ongress.

Washington, May 3.
SENArE-j,h.--Ihat slavery ought not TO be
abolished in the District Of Columbia.
oth-jhat majority Of the committee will
report bill for the suppression Of the slave trade
IN the ID C., upon the model Of the law lately
adopted in Maryland.
The report is very volumnious, and occupied
more than an hour in reading.
Mason, Of Va, Berrien of Ga, Brown If La
Colman, Of Ala, Yuec, Of Fla. Turner Of Tenn,
Borand, of Ark, all came ont in opposition to the
proposed compromise Mr. Clay, though taken by
surprise, maintained his ground with characteristic
ability and energy, and announced his determine
Ton to stand by the report To the last. Cass
Houston, Footc, and Dickinson stood by him.
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abandoned his post, about midway be,wcet the rs Ii
and 18th ul, and is said have started footbncl,
across the Plains for 81 Dorado. lie was deeply
involved in debt AMI doubtless took this plan to nd
huIscioith censecss 'duuning' OF his creditors. 4
trip TO California, owa-dHys, seems to answer the
purpose OF those who arc too dishonest to pay their
debts abol, as well as the bankrupt act" did few
years ago; and no set Of men lose more by these
scamps than newspaper publishers, and i, is there.
fore not surprising that there should he occasionally
one sufficiently exusperated, by repeated losses, to
follow their example.
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shington, May !


SrSNrE--Mr. Smith submitted resolution in
curing into the expectancy of providing that the
alloy Of gold coins be of silver only or copper
and silver in the proportion in which IT Is found IN
California gold, also into the cxpcdcncy of cstab.
fishing mint in California; depOti for the
purchase Of Bullion. Adopted.
Mr., Walkers resolution, directing the Sccrcla.
ry of State To make report to the Senate in re.
atlon to the correspondence with the heirs Of Gen
kosciusko, was taken up for consideration.
! Mr. Derrien opposed the resolution, because il
related to n matter between the minister of a for.
cign country and the executive Of the L. $.
! some debate cnsued ON the old Kosclu,ko
claim, in the course Of which Mr. Walker accused
liodisco OF improper interference in the suit oI
koscluskos heirs torecoycr iscs,ate, having been
prompted, IN such interference, by the Emperor
Of Russia, who took this method of VISITING; hi,
disp'ca'urc upon the head of his rebel subjects.
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St Louis, MAY 2

Wheat, 9Jal.2oc Flour, s47ja55O Com
dull 40 sales. Oats, prime, 59c Hams eau
yl,.ed, g.
Weather flir Pork and lard, nothing doirg.
Frci.h,s to New Orleans, unchanged
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TAX UroS EproG'-IAe New FORK Tribune
has the following pertinent remarks On the custom
which nr,v,ils cy,crsi,,,. i, fiji, land ,fcol;,.,
upo' A'i.''s WI" u''''"''' i'' s'"'u''oN' s'''
wees, on the plea that the public good Is 10 some
- nv to be advanced by a compliance with such
, rn,,Is Tho -cc,,,,,. ~, H., ~. ara No,
Nv
lei Is s"l'e" 10 'HIS lau'U"o 'h'h New loTN, ana
10, refcre We copy them at length:
"Tbere is m impo,i,iop to which Editor, and
I'm 5lishcrs arc subjected in our loy which we mnst
a, ,rt TO ON Mi, occasion NOT ntynJim, to Ggr,,..
N, ter, Of personal interest yerv of,cn /, that
"c, l,orbjn, their linn, api th,ir cn,n fr yS
avn, | ar other than nubIi, nnds without co,,n.1.
,a,o y. A man GOES tn nj, I.nyrr far co,,nsri r.,
b;sJ enlist for teeth, hi, doctor for medication his
b,ls for bread ~ &c and eynect, IN mas, @s n
,n,,,, rof course But ifLr want, mn onnonn,c.
",an. made in a pews,nner tbot nav mo ,ynr,h
-, Al mr. ff,v J,ll,r, ~ linn bo nf;o,or ,,I.,'
80 +, sonar. tho a,ronn, with div ,b,rry, "
di.ncnsabis commitment Tbis i.not ,,..,,
All -, have had o,ir n,Il share Off If a nan
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There is a man in this town so lazy that he has
to stop in the middle of meal of yctsals and lay
down to rest himself
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Pc, rEtuArlNo rus CRAFr--1hc Racine Advo.
cote ~ nounccs the marriage, in that city, Of Mr.
J,vrsO BnAYMAS, editor Of the Buffalo Courier,
to Miss En-, "A Z, WAnrrN, daughter of A, War
ron editor q, the Racine Commercial Ad,criScr.'
rhi. ,on;nd,p, of n marriage notice We once rcd
in nm old file o, Massachusetts paper, which
read a. near as We I'm rceo'loct' as follows
4, III me name " S.o,. minister OF the gospel, did
Join in wcdlock jonathan, SOU SOU " P,srx o,',u
maker OF boots and shoes, a,
daughter OF E1ckia Greenfield a,sV h ,,"N VI o'o''
and shoes, May the Lord rosp II mem
The editor OF the Advocate :, 'ems deadly "p,
posed to allowing foreigners to conl> III ','''e anu
carry of their pretty girls. lie thus ho'o' 'of'''
upon the subject; ,
1--WE admi, ,tni BullIilo Is smart little pin, nn'
we nrc wngto send to 1t beef, pork, butter, .'"ul
wheat, corn, oats, potalos, &c, &c, but ~heh '"
haye done that We think we have done enough, nnu
cannot con.cn, 20 send nlso our prcucst g'rt we
, have home mafkc, quite sufficient
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TIM BEAUTY OF DnlNEISG WuIskLr.--The evils
Of intempcrance are constantly staring us in the
face and with out s,reachcd arms and imploring
voice begging us TO warn our fellow men against
the filthy, poisonous cup. The following # ON the
CORTLAND Democrat illustrates the devili,h inlu.
ence it cxcrts upon the human mind Read it by
all means;
con Wednesday last IN the town OF Marathon.
in that county, two individuals, named John Hancs
aud Daniel Mcdo.lc, procured ten quarts OF wins
key, and proceeded to the house OF Peter Sh-valcr
probably tor the purpose OF hayinga "sprec They
spent most OF the day in drinking, carouSing, &c.
until dispute or quarrel arose between the parties.
which ended in Strangllng to death tas is supposedly
the aforesaid Shcvncr and the lhrustng OF the boz
dy into hole IN the iloor The first iniimnuon of
1t was the finding OF the above named flames and
Nedollc in the room in state Of lntoxication and
the deceased in the hole with his head down and his
feet resting upon the floor When spoken to on the
subject, Mcdoc twho We believe is quiic YOUTH
said tina, llanes struck She,aler mud chokcd hun
To death and then thrust him into the hole. This
wns perrmptorily denied by llanes who contendcd
that Medolle had M much to do IN the matter as
himself They are both IN JAIL
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Several important communications excluded
for want of room.
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HISS CorlLLoSs. editor ut the Windsor
Journal learns, ,ha, the professors Of dancing, in
New York, have recently introduced new style OF
cotilliun, called the kiss Cotlon" the peculn,
feature OF which is, ,hn, YOU kis' the lady az YOU
swing corner,
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THE PRINTER CoSGEEssMNy-Thc Hon. Ed.
ward Gilbert, representative to Congress from the
new state Of California, was Jolrncyman Print
cr in Albany wn,n he attached himself to the re.
gjment ra,ed for California. soon after the com.
mcucemcnt Of the Mexican war He established
the Ala California newspaper IL San Francisco
and hi, f.ilow-craitsmcn in Albany have recently
rendered him . public dinner In his rcg'y OF
conditional acceptance, Mr. GI.ber. ,hg' gives !
ring Of the true metal =
Trusting the citizens, other than Printers, who
have been pleased to sign the letter have received
will excuse me | should do injustice to my own
feelings, and TO truth, II | neglected to say that b
there be one fact lnmy life to which look back wit.
paramount satisfaction, 1t Is that owe my public
md private position to the profession have pursued
Tor n livelihood. 1t is TO the case and composing.
stick am Indcbtei--they were my tutor and my
coIege-and the fame or good have achieved be-
long 10 the silent but effective teachings Of the "ARl
on ARTS
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New Advertisements,
The Tax List.

- Rs,d IT, new advertisements We hny
not room to p,rticuarize them.
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SrsaR DE EspAsA,-The Cr6nica, at New York,
learns, by various letters, that Don CARLOS DE Es-
pASA, the Spanish consul who lately figured at
New Orleans, has arrived at Havana, where, it
says, nc met with the affectionate consideration
from his countryMen which his frmncss in resist
ing calumnious attacks In this country entitled
him to- The Croniea also says that he is TO leave
Havana at the close of the present month for Ma
drid, via France and England, and that friend
has heard him speak of the excellent treatment
which he received from the passengers on board
the Ohio, the vessel in which he left New York on
the 18th of February last.
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CRIsIsAI Counr--nIuRsDAY, March 14th.-rni.
ted States We, Ls,cis Cariey The argument ia, thi.
case was brought TO closc at O'Clock this even
ing, when the ease was given to the jury, who, af
ter an absence Of about an hour aud half returned
into the courtroom with ycrdc, Of guilty Of man
slaughter. ssaaN
PocxEr ProKrp.-A gentleman named McAllis.
ter had his pocket picked of his wallet containing
about $50 in bank bills and some valuable pa
pers, while attending Mr.. yandenhofs readings
ut Carnsi's Saloon, last evening.
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Congress.

In the Senate, yesterday, several petit
tons praying that fugitive slaves be al
lowed trial by jury, after debate, were
received. The motion TO refer the Cali
fornia constitution was taken up, and Mr..
DOUGLAS concluded his speech thereon.
The motion to refer Mr.. BELL's compro-
mise resolutions 10 select committee Of
thirteen was further debated by Messrs.
CAss, BUrLER, and Foors.
In the Heas Of Representatives., the
subject Of California was again under dis
cussion in Committee Of the Whole.
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warm supporters. These are the aristo-
Gratis and capitalists whom Mr. SEWARD
compares with the quellers of the repub-
lican movements of Europe. This is a
sorry return for long and active friend
ship. But Mr.. SEWARD was in the super
natural vein, and may have imagined
himself to be LAZARUS freed from Abra-
hams bosom and sent on furlough to the
world to preach meekness and humility to
the well-to-do.
II was not our purpose to extend these
remarks so far; we might, however, con-
tinue them many columns further. But
enough for the present. We have en-
deayored TO show into what labyrinths Of
error statesman runs when he acknow-
lodges sshigher law" than the Consttu-
ton and his oath to support it. We
need not dwell more on that point. We
have seen that Mr.. SEWARD has culled
the field of fanatical defamation of its
choicest flowers; and in admirable Eng
lish and neatly elaborated periods avowed
an independence Of constitutional obliga-
ton which, if followed by others, must
end in the humiliation of all govern
ment, all law, all rights. Every other
man in the United States has just as much
right to set up a law in his breast ''higher"
than the Constitution, as Mr.. SEWARD
has. And as constitutional law is the
'shighest" man can make, it follows that
every man may break municipal and le-
gislative law with yet greater IMMUNITY.
Anarchy and bloodshed; the law of the
strong arm; the law of the sword; the
Lynch law, and kindred enormities, are
the sequence of a doctrine like this. An
archy, in its worst form; and the law of
force, in its cruelcst aspect. Running the
doctrine avowed to its legitimate effects,
and every citizen may despise all laws in
consistent with his notions of policy; for
opinions of expediency will assuredly
become moral conviction, if that will ex-
cuse crime. In enforcing such propo-
sition it is not wonderful that the argu-
ment should be as fantastical as the pre-
misses are absurd. What kind of mer-
cy can minority expect from majority
acting under the fantasy Of divine COM
mand, controlled by no mortal stipulation
and respecting no human organization
The Constitution is subjected to the ca
prices of every citizen. This is the worst
form Of disunion. We know not what
New York may say, but such doctrine will
not be received as Wing in any other
State, nor as sense by any other people.
The Wing party is a law abiding, consti-
tuition respecting, and Union-loving party
a conservative party, SO to speak. The
doctrine which holds the Constitution a,
naught is a law-breaking, Constitution.
defying, disunion doctrine. 1t is in the
teeth of Wing teachings, as understood
and practised every where and at all times
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EMIGRATION OFFICE AND FOREIGN
EXCHANGE.

L'OR The convenience Of persons having friends
IL in Europe, whom they wish 10 bring 10 this
country, or TO whom they desire TO send money,
arrangements have been made with the house Of
Harnden 4 Co, in Liverpool and New York. by
which tickets may be procured in this city 20 Sc
cure passages from Liverpool every week, Ia good
ships, with kind and experienced commanders for
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, or
New Orleans.
Bills OF Exchange, In sums OF s g and upwards,
and payable at sight In any town in Europe nj
which they arc received, for sale al current rates
letters must be post -paid.) Apply 10
J. r. CALLAN
Mar. 10 tlte Seventh and streets
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New Publications.

THE LIVES OF JAMES MADISON AND JAMES Mon
ROE, by JOHN QuINcY ADAMS. Buffalo: George
II. Derby & Co. 1850.
This work is got up in very handsome style OF
Typography Its title and the name of the illustr-
Gus author better recommendations than aught
we could say in its praise. We will say. however,
TINT. at time like the present, when correct in
depreciation of the Constitution involves such grave
and important issues, the Lives Of Madison and
Monroe, by such an author, ought to be in the
hands of every politician, statesman, and patriot.
MIR. C.. L. DENY, at the Irving Hotel, is the
agent for this city.
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(tREAr RAFFLE Of Rich and Costly rspe,

4 TREAT RATTLE Of Rich and Costly Fancy
~ Articles lately Imported and now ready for in
spccnon at the store of 4. BASTIANELLI 4 Co
The FIRST article ON the list Is Mechanical Singing
Bird OF most extraordinary beauty, singing AZ
will, not like made thing but as il Il really we're
alive.
Two hundred numbers and fifty premiums
worth thirteen hundred dollars. GEL
Those persons wishing W subscribe arc requested
70 call immediately, a. the list will be closed Ia
few days. r. HASTIANELIJ.
March l5-3t Next Browns Hotel.
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From the Florida Republican Extra.

JACKSONVILLE, March Z, 1850.
Major MARYLAND, agent Of the Indian Depart
rnent has just reached this place from Tampa, with
the gratifying intelligence that on The 2sth Febru
airy seventy four Indians sailed from Fort Hammer
in the steamer Fashion for New Orleans. Major
M. conveys dispatches from General Twiggsto the
department
lis confidently believed that all the Indians viii
soon be ont Of the country, although Sam Jones
has not yet stated his willingness 70 leave,
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WIGS, SCALPS, AND TOUPEES.
Bachelors newly invented Wigs.

John Fl. GIBBS has just received at his Hair
q dressing Saloon, National Hotel, 9th street, a
large supply of Bachelors newly invented Wigs
and Scalps, made of the finest natural curl hair,
and adapted to the peculiar style of any individual
Invested entirely Of the vexatious dcultesso long
experienced by persons in the habit of wearing
them. His stock embraces every variety Of size
and color, and he is anxious to submit them to the
inspection of the public.
A private room for fitting wigs.
Mar 9-6tif TInteleencer.1