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Sun Pain Of Ten years standing,
cured by H. G. Farrelrs Ara


Mr.. II. &. FARRELL.--Dear Sir: I had been
afflicted with the "Sun Pain for the last ten
years. and could never get relief except by
bleeding; but oy the use of Ii. G. Farrell's
Arabian Liniment, applied over the temples
about three or four times n day, it was entire
ly removed, and have felt nothing Of it
since. ! went into the stable one night, to
apply il to q horses sore leg, and being very
lame ne stumbled and fell against my legs,
crushing and brushing them SO badly
that they turned black as my hat, rem
dering them powerlcss. applied your Liui-
ment, md was well enough in few days to
60 about again as usual. | also crushed my
finger in a shocking manner. by letting a
back log fall upon it; your Lininent soon
hea led it up, though J. B. MGEE.
La Sale prec't, Peori, H., Feb. 1919.
Be sure you get the genuine II G.. Farrell's
Arabian Linment, as there are countcrfets
| in circulation. Unless tho letters II. G..
are before Farrelrs it is coUNTERFEIs. His
signature is also ON the wrapper of each bot
tie; and these words blown in the glass DO lie
III. Il. Farrell's Arabian Lniment, PEORIA
Manufactured ONLY by II. q. Farrell sole
inventor and proprietor, and Wholesale drug
gist. No II Main Street, Peoria, H., to which
all communications must be addressed: and for
sale by o. Henderson. Glasgow; Ii. Blaksley
d Co. 81. Louis.
Call ind get a Farrier Book, free Of charge
June ID, lS5O-3m.
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NEW SPRING GOODS
NOW RECEIVING ny
Boon, Talbot 81 Smith,

FAYETTE, MO. ,

NM E are now receiving our usunl great
w variety Of Goods, adapted to the pres.
ent and approaching season, to which the at
tention OF cd friends and tho public in gen.
eral, is respectfully invited as q purt Of
which, we specify,
An extensive assortment Of the most popu-
lar and newest style, Lalics Dress Gooas.
Including fine supply of Silks, Tissues,
Baruges and Lawns.
Organdies, Wash Silks, Musins, Ginchams,
Grass Cloths, French and English printed
Jaconets, Chamelinn Lawns, Tullies, &c.
| Figured and Plain Swiss Muslins, Jaconets,
Lace Lawns and all other descriptions of
White and Mourning Goods,
Embroidered Calcoes and capcs,
Laces, Edgings und Inserting, Bra ids, and all
descriptions of Dress and Bonnet Trim
mtngs, beautiful and great vnriety of HqtS
and Bonnets, UmlrelAIS and PardsOHS, Cloths,
CaSSimereS and IeStingS.
And every description and desirable STYLE
of GenHemcn'S Summcr Goods.
An unusually large stock of choice goods
! for Servants clothing, housekeeping Goods
Including fnc Damask and other Table Lin
ems, Towellngs, Linnen and Cotton Sheeting
Curtain Materials, &c DC.
Domestic Goods and yarns, China and
Glassware, wooden ware in great variety,
Iron, Nails and Castings.
general and very complete assortment
of Ladies, Gentlemen's Children's coarse
Boots ami Shoes; also a full supply Of very
choice Family Groceries, including Extra
double refined Loaf, Crushed and Powdered
Sugars. N. o. Sugar and CotItes, and good
supply of the Finest Teas imported, dc DC.
Forming one of the largest and most com
plete stocks of Goods, in every line, to be
found above St. Louis, selected with great
care, and having been purchased fof cash in
the best markets, and no eXertiDns will be
spared 10 give our customers entire satisfac-
ton. BOON, TALBOT d. SMITH.
Fayette, May 0, 1850.
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CnoLERA.-We regre, TO learn by q
gentlemen who has just returned from
the up-country. that tho cholera has
made its appearance al Kansas, indie
pendence and Parkvlle. The small
pox continues TO prevail in different sec
tions Of the country.
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VILLA M | @ W

COrNer LOcUSt j. COMMERCIAL streets SalRE
Louis, No.
Wholesale dealer in Groceries. Wooden
rare, Corddge, Nails, Wrap.
ping paper, Fish,
BrOoms, DC.
offer for sale at unusually low rates
Sugars, coilees, Teas, Molasscs, SyruPs, Ma
nila cordhgc, ali descriptions of Fish, Indigo,
Painted tubs, 3 in nest, , d 3 Hoop Buck.
cts, Covered buckets, Bowls, Trays, Zinc
washboards, Tar buckets, Baskets, including
every article in the Grocery and Woodenwer,
line. Merchants IRE respectfully invited t,
an examination of my stock.
St. Louis, May 9--lS50-mG.
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eSGVatIcsa,cm,s SHIRTS

A fresh supply of Gents. Shirts just arri-
we'd, at from 81 to 3. The cost and make of
my shirts could not be surpassed
June ID G.. b. FALLENSTEIN
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USeveral communications. and
other articles intended for to-days pa
per, are crowded out for want of room
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'ENIIIS is to notify all persons that will
L. prosecute to the extent of the Law, any
one who may trespass upon the Land (south
of Roanoke nd adjoining VIM Brooks land)
which was oc Gu pied by Washington Marquis.
he not having the shadow Of title to said
land Having understood that some person or
persons have trespassed upon said land, ]
SHALL take particular pains to investigate such
uespass, and put in force the Law against
such person or persons. JOHN WHITE.
RUanuke, July 4-4w.
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Packets.

We have just received per Gen Lonc ana
Kansas large addition to TO our stock which
we offer to the public at the lowest possible
rates, comprising every uriety of fresh fam
lily groceries, pure liquor q, Iron, cotton yarns
stores, &c. We respectfullysask al examina-
ton prior to purchasing.
July L. PERRY d BARTH0 LOW.
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have just reed Invoices
4 Of lage Shipment Of Furniture. from
Headquarters, and am daily looking for theil
arrival. Z. SHlNNLf.
Glasgow, July IL, 1850.
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N. II CLARK,
(AGENT,)


No. 100 Third ST., directly opposite Bdrnum's
CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens di
n y Glasgow and its vicinity that he has on
hand one ofthe most complete and extensive
assortuents Of Shirts Furnishing Goods, and
Fancy Articles, to be- found in St. Louis, and
| soicts the patronage of the public.
In connection with the above, the SHIRT
MANUFACTURING is extensively carried
on. Persons wishing Shirts made to order,
can be furnished at the shortest notice, with
a fashionable article, Of good materials, and
at a low price. The following, IN part, COM
prises the stock:
SHIRTS:
With every description Of Plaiis, from I.l6 10
inch wide, Of Linen. Muslin, Striped Linen,
Boys shirts all kinds.
BOSOlIS:
With wide und narrow Plaits--with and with
out Collars.
UNDER GARMENTS:
Cotton Nett Shirts aud Drawers,
silk u
Wool ribbed -"
MeriHO
Shaker S,,.;.o Flannel Shirts and Drawers.
Canton Flannel
Grey Wool
Red wool
HANDKERCHIEFS:
White Linen, plain, White silk with blrs
do do with bd'rs Coor'd do every va'ty
GLOVES:
Blk, white and cold Kid Buckskia
&" " " silk Heavy Wool
Nerino and ca'hmere, Lisle and cotton
SCSPENDERS:
SlIk nett, Cotton and wool nett,
Ev'ry vu'ty Of French, Gum Suspenders,
Boys suspenders Embroidered do.
era VATS d STOCKS:
All the richest and Fashionable Fail STILES,
Just received. Rich scarfs of every shade and
color.
Ha!f hose dc Heavy wool, english thread,
cotton silk and shaker knit. Umbrellas.
Brushes, Cutlery, Perfumery &c. Shirts made
to order. By sending pattern or the dimen-
sions, shirts can be manufactured at the short
est notice, md sent to a distance with safety
and dispatch. n. II. CLARK, Aren't.
May 81 SDO-Um DpCOSlte BOruula's
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FRoM THE PLAINs.-We learn that
A. w. Morrison, Of Fayc,te, received
a letter from his son. written al Fort
Laramie. on the 30,h May. His com
pany was all well, ond getting along
well. The Howard company was from
three 10 five days behind him. Those
who started on, early, with horse teams,
found them unable 10 stand the trip,
from the scarcity Of grass. They had
consequently been forced to abandon
every other wagon, and double teams,
The repor, published q few weeks since
about cholera among tho emigrants,
seems to have been very much exsg-
gcraied.
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Tested by thousands annually
AND NEVER FOUND WANTING.
{ { T f Z

w ISTAES BALSAM OF Wild CHER-
w RY, THE acknowledged remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Consumption Of the Lungs,
Asthma, Group, Hectic Fever, Night Sweats,
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES, J
.JNln IL. ls5O. {

OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMEs,)
July IL, 1850.
The past week has been characterized by
unusually warm weather, and heavyness Of
Of trade. Our farmers arc mostly dono har-
vssting. The crop of wheat is full, and Of
good quality. River full.
TOBACCO--S3 so to A so ready sale.
HEMP-S65 80 per ton.
BACON Shoulders 2lc.; hams 81 &c.;
sides &c, dull.
LAED--4 i3c. per bbl 5 6ic. per keg
WHEAT new 80 cents.
OATS--35 to 40 cents-in demand.
DRY HIDES-6c.
FLAX SEED--S0 cents to 81 per bushcl.
FLOUR-S7 to 81 50 per Dbl; decline.
CORN MEAL-G0c per bushel.
BEESWAX-lS to lS4c per pound.
BUTTER--in demand,
FEATHERS-25u25 per ID.
WOOL--None ofering--in active request
GROCERIES-Sugar,N o 81 to &c; coffee,
Rio, l21 per ID. Whisky, 80 cents. Salt
G. A. Sl5O pr sack, L. B. 1925, Kan. doc
IT., PORT or GLASGOW, Ts. h
1t ~ -
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Cash Paid for wheat.
NOtiCG.

A 7 the market price by c. B. FallcnStein
N Glasgow, July IL 1850.
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M. B, c @ X g. 0.

No9l, Main Street, 81 Louis.
rENHE undersigned have entered into Co
L partnership bearing date January LIST
1850, under the firm Of III. b. Cor d Co., for
the sale at Wholesale Of
Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps, BOnnets Of
crery description, ArtifciaI .Fouers,
Umbrellas, ParasOiS, Trimmings
Small warCs, Hosiery, Fancy
articles, Leather, Shoe
Findings, &c dc.
and many other articles suitable for the coun-
try trade.
We have leased Store No Q, Main street,
O'Fallon's block, and by the opening. of the
spring trade. will be in receipt of compile tie
stock Of goods in our line which we are pre-
pared to offer at unusual low prices, and res
pcctfuly invite Merchants visiting this City
to examine our stock before purchasing, US wc
are confident, from the facilities We possess
that we cannot fail to secure their custom and
give full satisfaction to all who may So favor
us.
w. & COX,
II
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Removed.

~ X. WOODWARD formerly 81 Chos,
IL. nut street, ST. Louis, has moved to ms
Corner Of Fourth and Chusnut, where n,ny OF
all times be found q full supply Of the late
cheap publications and new Books.
Also full assortment Of English, French
and American stationery which will be sold
on liberal terms, either at wholesale or retail,
bly,
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GOD LIVER OlL--Fine fresh, warranted
~ pure, just reed and for sale by
mar2I F. w. DIGGES 6 CO.
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Insurance ON Esemp.

Y" E shall continue to charge the,uld rate
w ofpremium on all bnled Hemp, un.
covered with baggng, shipped to our address
when advised by mail Of snme at or before
Shipment, or endorsed on Bill of Lnding, viz:
Insured on open policy Of Hdnenkamp d Co.
Consignments solicited
HANENKAMP & co.
st. Louis, May %, lS50-l2-6w.
H. Notwithstanding City Family Flour,
Il kept constantly on hand, and for sale by
june q ]. w. HARAIS d co.
LARD WANTED.
A NY quantity of Lard in 5bls. or kegs,
IA Feathers, Beeswax, &c, for which the
highest price will be given.
ian10 +. A. SAVAGE.
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wheat! SVhcatm

The undersigned having large, commodious
warehouses. and daily expecting large sup
ply Of sacks, will either buy or ship Wheat
on the mos, favorable terms.
July IL, 1850 J. E. SWlNNEY.
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Bows ChOfIiishy.

4 HAVE now on hand superior assortment
n fBoy's clothing, Pants, Goats aud Vests,
my gentlemen's clothing are well known, and
my stock very complete at present.
Jnne Is T.. y. FALLENS7TIN
II NURPENTINE-- bbls. for sale at cost
4 by urll J. W. WHITE
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Salt.

22lO bags G. A. Salt; $50 do L, ID do; @oC
Ka in store ind for sale by -
July 4. PERRY y BARFHOLOW.
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Sugars.

q tOFFEE--lOO bags prime Rio. 10 Do
" old goremnut Java do in store and for sale
hy July 4 PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
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No 100 Third ST., directly opposite Bdrnum
CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS.
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tss a Inquiry, that although the squadron wss in the
very highest state Of efficiency and Discipline, the tlads
VA Ssrss Of Confidence IN The sucssss q lis al
ventures such as has before been opposed 10 the
efforts Of the nations engaged il suppIessing u" The
mean number Of captives matters very little In such
follows;
"As question Of fact IL has been placed beyond
doubt that cruisers do not prevents even materially
poatipn INFO Brazil On the contrary has beer con-
currently stated by the commodoe and one OF the most in
nay tend 10 the consolidation aud settlement Of tue traffic
10 horsss Of large capital and extraordinary
the Foreign Office reports and Mr. Bandinels abstracts
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"Very te doubt can exist the commercial charac-
of the whole proceeding The numbers would doubt
less have differed had squadron been thce but the
proportions would have remained the same. and may
wen any inquiry the producing the
increase Of the slave trade at me and the dmnuton
at another" t$a a@ &
When England, through the enormous rise OF sugar
caused by the ruin Of her colonies, compelled To
throw her ports open to foreign sugar, she gave direct
premium for the importation OF slaves That she pre-.
tended exclude slave sugar did not vary the result
thus the freegrown sugar OF India found sale in Europe
The moment England bid higher for the sugar went
her instead OF Europe. and BY much was the Euro
pean demand for slave sugar enhanced by the acts oil
England Not only did this result from the failure OF he
PLAN but the price of sugar greatly enhanced to the
people OF England, and they finally, after paying
300 900 900 to free the slaves $75 900 more in the
enhanced prices Of sugar, and 900 10 support the
slave squadron, and after an attempt exclude slave
grown sugar from English consumption, compelled to ad
nit it, and therefore directly to encourage the slave trade
by purchasing its products at high prices. While ths
West India blacks were in state of servtude the,
raised sugar and coffee enough for English consumption
and their numbers not kept up by the slave trade
By emancipating them, England was compelled TO bu,
sugar of those who supplied labor from Africa and who
thus compelled to import more slaves supply tn,
English demand for sugar and coffee. While proiessns
TO stop the slave trade, England thus induced ne import
alton of more Nacks into Brazil and Cuba than she has
herself emancpated in her own islands Such are th,
losses which spectators in philanthropy sometimes sus
tain
The following table. from official sources. shows tn
annual consumption OF six articles in Great Britain will
the progressive decline in the duty:
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"Judging from such information obtain, we
think the number Of slaves exported from the in
1898 have fallen short OF 100000 Of which, between
g. snS souaoa o swdence ave We
nearly thirty per cent as the proportion OF captures, speak
ing Of captured vessels only but II hsis the the
lures must have been confined 70 very small very lightly
laden vessels for the proportion has seldom will be
reached even high as 10 per cent. Hsk
that the deductions OF the slave trade depended solely
the demand for slave produce In the markets oil Europe,
il would be found Ia table which exhibits comparative
view Of the OF the trade different periods and OF
the prices ut such periods Of ordinary Havana sagari
AVERAGE PRICE INCREASE pEcREAsE IN
cWT. TRADE
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l0,i03,Ils

IT,. ;.I.,a. 49,. ...,n.s
. is;.is,;a ~ n's oSe ~ oy ns erione
Gus anu sns OF 'ree aoo
- ~. VIZ W e , .. uSy, exposec
,ne oonpouo v, rs ssv n1snoors IN tns
soog d;.sms ~ ,hs mohss eouosrv ana
suhons e,ssuss y. VIC ~ T r,a anu p'omoIed
= ha ~ ~ i: III % 1ses, oy wh,en
av r. $780, ~ ,hs, s.ds io 'e e'a'e'
NJ m ~ wSos s,h i" uae ~ " ,soov f ,,,
.onsso..rIv ~ =. =. rJTduoss, ano
~ bessd ms,n ccon;s ' sv;nr ,hn. paS
,ssnI,sd ~, Ensiond hsd ~on mus aed,
ever unon he In;,.d Sss.. ~, ~ =. s nan
sr;ssnrs a. comms,csi n,,;o dsnsnS. moJ ne,
hsr s srsrna na' p. uepenus nan o.
porting raw cotton and reernorO@ i IN The sbsn. ~
fahr;cs Over no., 600 f Re- pls ~ , n, ~
are dsnendsoi r., ae, e.. &
supply Of the raw material. and The soe source n ,ba,
snppiy 4 the ssve Ishn. ~ ,ha Tn;,.d S,a,ss
country which. sbroudsd in her nsv;s.cr and rss,cn
acis had fanced hsrssf - he o,J had ha
come entirely defendant upon tbs save sbor 81
All such moment ihe occnm,;oo ~ Taxas conn,rv 81
mtless cotton abiIit;es nv an Anso. nonns;on
in aims aosnst The su,5ortv ~ Msr;ca o.
which England regarded with intense Satisfaction The
Texan country was the sole remain;ng Gotten land
the North American connen mo-, sh,.es% y,h pa
limits Of the Union and its capacity under the influence
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The duty cotton wool has been reduced gradually
from ass Cd per 100 pounds in 1914, when imported in
made free IL isas The coffee duty here given is thai
on British plantation. This was that IS 10 say on
West India Sos per cwt and sas per cw on Brit.
sh lnda-unl the West India productions 30 declined as
to dvance The price to rate that would permit the i'm
port in 1885 Of India coffee this rate OF duty; the re-
ducton Of duty TO Sd. all British then became neces.
cwt protection 70 the British planter In ls42 il became
necessary admit British coffee at 4d and foreign At sd
The sugar duties those brown British plantation,
per cent less TIN the duties under the act OF is40 on
British. The old duties foreign sugar were 63s Der
cwt The decline in the quantities drawn from the West
indies to supply the great demand is manifest in the fol-
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ADEROLOGYThe celebrated @. W. R0BACK, from Sweden,
Once No ~ above 9th Philadelphia one
hs the Of Washington and vicinity He has
bean eonsuted with BY I'll the crowned heads Of Europe and
higher Astrologer than living Navies
ssIcsId according GeomancyLades d. e5 Per
sons their natves drawn by sending the
Of their BIRTH All letters containing the above fee
win eeiv: immediate sttenon, and naves sent 70 any part
world written durable and he prepared make
q his power conuraon Of the following topics
Coup, advice, advice for the successful accomplishment
wealthy he the redeem such
ee o. the bottle and for Ill Of hazards and for
stolen lost property the Purchasing Of tickets
Of the above named have been done In this city
satisfaction natvies
All letters will be elgously attended
will be answered gratis For particulars call at this
"a TS - ~ = 49, -1~- G, w. RoBACK.
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DUnIIc sALE e6 ths Columbian Foundry, for casting
Common Ac., Georgetown, In the Dsrict Of Columbia
h Well valuable foundry with all ts fixtures
and pertaining will be offered public by the
srseuur Cen John Mason, deceased Its
sopsesor Monday, eleventh Of March the
ssss y situated the Potomac river the western limits
Geoseown, The Chesapeake Ohio canal passing
through s s with e use o. hs water power Of the canal The
ssdns sapscoys stone casting containing The Ina
boring MILLS for boring aihes and machinery for turning
brick The implements, tools,
ready immediate
well other work usually
done csston mouds for cannon and like
wooden TASKS,
castings demand black
ss' short all the usual tools and
pleulents pertaining 10 foundry on large scale.
This esabhmen for my the regular and
government either for
which, entered into by its
proprietor completely and enjoys welearned reputa
excellence OF Its immediate proximity 10 the
government continue give what IL has always
hnl ~ public Coal and of tho best
gsAy boushto IL by the canal IL will be shown
dssrous examining IT, by Mr. Duva, who has charge Of ~
Tes Ten honssnd doa Of e purchase money viii be re-
gusd hand Tor the resdue, credit will be given
sad four equal bearing interest % be secured BY
city. JAMES M. MASON,
Jan l0-dAcn Acting Executor.
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s,s2s,s@
e67I.OOO.OoO
Total,
Ms,ss4

OF this large consumption, o,soo,o bales was fur
the profits of It's fabrication not less than 1000 900
whites and the cloth 20 produced furnishes comfortable
clothing TO millions more, who otherwise would suffer
from want OF it. II by any CONFUSION the supply Of
materials should be cut or how wide spread would be
the resulting restitution and ruin to all nations The
northern States have rapidly increased Of late years
1s4I-12 the growth was i6s3,574 bales, and the
United States manufactures took ~2e7 $50, IS per
cent The average growth Of dde past two years
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IMPORTED non Paris, by FrHnck TAylor.-ThAs day
eessd Royal Dictionary Engsh and French and Fren:h and
Rnh volumes, Pas le49, comped from the
slns o the dictionaries Of Johnson Todd Ash Webster Cabb
Chansud 0ancr Dcscaeres the Dictionary the Academy and
~ Complement; the Grammatical Dictionary d Lsveaux; e Uni
Lexicon and the standard archaeological works
be containing all words In well the obsolete
oass win polite literature technical terms in the arts,
asacnes and sciencc-in law, trade, and Commerce;
nsv md military language; geography and myfhooy with cd
sses epieU elcidsng hisDy literal pronunciation Of
1h the French pronunciation Of French
~ q he Edtishj and discriminating definitions
W exnmp usuonz, and quotations, fixing and
ty De dsnncsion, Import rsnk and characer q each ind
yl peculiar constructions modes Of speech idioms
~ povbs Evmoo, exhibiting words In their origin and
sHnties; 0rammar 6ynonymes, &c. Jan n
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REPREsENTATIvE MENl Sven Lectures ~ NJ
~ Emeren vol.
Bcthunes British Female Poets. vol.
Watsonr Dictionary n Poeica Quotations. 1voi.
Kennedys Life Of Win Cheap edition. 2 vols. m.
Works q Monsaisne complete In VOL svo Edited BY h'
Mefnosi History ofspsnish Literature. sxol.; .v,o.
Feb2 fRANCk TAfho~
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Wincs and Liquors.

\ Wim00 and LhquOrn
would respectfully call attention his stock Of
WINES AND LIQUORS. ts4t XIX N. Na
obtaining from abroad all
&c their purity his longer experience In the business,
dced BY him. and direct personal knowledge with the
growing than other
s city, afford for the character and quality Of
sold BY him. s,ls NY tl M =, at vs.
q his and vaults such as 70 make
tho cellar
Persons wanting choice
supplied the notice, with wines decaned
fbr including wines Of France and Germany not
unaa1ly 70 BE- Obtained here. t te
COUNTRY TRADE supplied Wholesale prices favor
able SAT. @a5@st Rasas fast .58qf
CLUBS nnd their advantage order from the sub
YAILIEs can very prices
also the cheapest Of wines and liquors. FOR GULL
Il. NARY PURPOSES. .iE ,a.
MEllRRRs OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES messes,
distance, supplied land by 'PACKAGE
EXPRESS" FREE OF CHARGE) with wines, Ac for table
by
~ addressing their ordes, through the post oHice
4 49,. 4TFg .f JACOB SNYDER, r.,
Importer and Dealer in Wines ac wanu, street, Philadelphia
sEGARs Of direct importation from Havana
S9 thousand, and sold
BY single cheaper than any the city
2l-dkcply.