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nx DYER s mcguire, Auctioneers.

:, INTENSIVE SALE POT PLANTs.-on Tuesday afternoon,
O'Clock precisely, we shall sell al our suc
on rooms assortment choice greenhouse Pan
about thousand the celebrated nursery OF H.
aday baltimore respectfully invite the attention OF
ladies aud connoisseurs. ,,vp, 1. ~.,r,pr
Terms cash DiLn MeoolAn,
An
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The Boston Rioters, &c.

BosroS, April 10 The grand jury OF the United States
asrict CONT this morning brought in new bills OF indict
men against tue persons charged with recuing the ug-
tive Shadrach. :, :, , !, e
The rapid passage OF the racine mas peeh INC causo Vi
much congra tulatlon here.
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Communicated.

Will the editors Of the Union have the kindness in
the following In the report of the speech Of
Mr. Custs At the supper 81 Pairck's Day, for "in
hs the seventy year read, 'twsniy-ihlrd year"
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cTATE OF VIRGINIA per cent honda, irredeems-
- twenty hve suit purchasers ~
aTANfsLAUs MURRAY,
An QQ-Qaw3wif Once on street.
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From the National lnteligencer
Statistics of New Mexico.
We are ndeb ed to the poeness al the superintendent
of the census for the annexed statements IN regard 10
New Mexico, compiled from the census returns:
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.I,nnu Liud's Wesfern Tour.

WHEELING April 20 Jenny Linds western tour IS ra p
idy Couiuu 10 close She is announced to sing In this
place on Thursday evening" and at Pittsbng (wherc the
new Masonic Hall is being fitted up for the occasionl ON
FIR day evening. She will then proceed to baltimore fh
adephia and eastward.
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BY DYER 4 MCGUIRE, Auotioneers.

by DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Auotionecrs.
cIxTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS STOCK AT AUCTION
y "wednesday evening" Esd instant - O'clock shall sell
on he frsth OF auction rooms
$1,000 Bank of Metropolis stock
1000 Bank Of Washington do
5000 Chesapeake and Ohio canal bonds y
Corporation OF Washington
600 Corporation Of Alexandria
5000 per cent Virginia stock.
TsTmst Cash, in banksbie money
DYER h MCGUIRE.
Ap 22-eodSds Auctioneefs'
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The following lines, written by Mr. Topper, have be
to US in slip from The Boston Transcri
hey are sprit-slirring. and highly creditable to
enius Of the accomplished author:
Rocks Ahead:
Steady, steady, gallant vessel.
Hard aport-obey the helm
Lest the breakers round thee wrcstie,
Lest the pillows overwhsn
Though so pleasant just ut present
he the voyage thou hast sped,
There il peril, stark and sterile,
Look you! In the rocks ahead
See that license of opinion
Stihc not zeal's holy fame,
Till Religions pure dominion s#.
Dwindlc feebly to name
Greed of gain and sordid senses
Tempt the waywardness of youth,
And it needs the blcst defences
or the citadel of truth.
Sec that pernicious panic
Scare the good from duiy's post,
Lest, BY license grown tyrannic,
Liberty be but boast.
Let the greatest, best, and wisest
Calmly guide thine eagle course,
Or no more TO heaven thou risest,
ileadong flung with downward FORGET
Let the Press, with truth enlightened, :.
Nobly lead the Peoples mind,
That while public wrongs rgh,en'd,
Private names go unmalgnd.
Let not evil spirits pander
To the passions of The mob,
Nor the pen be dippd in Islander ).
God and Of love to rob.
If all camor, overriding
Law, supremacy rules The land
Ii domestic love, abiding,
Rules ut home with patriarch hand
If refinement chastens pleasure
If fair dealing bailows gain
If wise intervals of leisure
Soothe the heart aud clear the brain
If both justly and IiscreetIy
From reproach thy fame TO save,
Not too rudey, not too feetiy
Soon thou settest free the slave
II UsIrEp, and euer,
Thou shalt grow great TO be
That the wondering world may never
Through all Time thine Equal see.
Yes, as now, let Patriots thee,
Undismayed by men things,
Let Religions cherub cheer thge
IA aoft she sits and sings
So an Eden not Edom,
Shall thy happy name be read,
And the glorious Ship of Freedom
Weather all the rocks ahead!
BosroN, April ls, 1851.
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BY pYER & Mcguire, Auct,onser..

IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN-on IhnrsosV ~ ~.
ming O'Clock, shall sen IN po,h .,,s.
premises iot square fronting ~ feet gu .1a su.
100 deep, between NJ and streets, WIN "' '"pN
= frame building a ou,h. ,o...
Terms balance in 0, ~ an" 10 ''' w.
satisfactorily secured bearing interest rvrp ucctrIpr
- Auctioneers.
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Spanish Troops for Cuba.

PuuApnLpHIA, April 2i-2, p. m,-The ship Thomas
arrived hc day New Orleans. She passed
on The 10Th Two Spanish irgates with troops on board,
b Jund for Cuba.
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aRs. ANN H. CLARK has just Peeived Hon Wv
~, saona sunuy OF straw hats
o s,ne6pe English style Also on hand large ~
o, " n,,ccd .raw suitable for the
o which will be open Saturday April " at her store east OF
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Georgetown, d. G.
An lp--M
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PnILApELruA. April 2l-2 p, IN. Stocks steady Penn
sylvana IS 934 Flour mel-saes OF 600 6bls al ~ Oh
Corn meal Ss Rye -four 3 50. Sales Of red wheat ut
100 cents and white los Sales OF yellow at
IS 66 Oats AZ cents Rye 40 cents The weather
lea
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There moderae business doing IN nour, put tne
market favor of the buyer Sales OF 7OO bhs a.
Red wheat at 81 and Genesee at 81 81 IL Corn un-
settled buyers Is and sellers at 40 Cts Provisions hm
cotton market heavy but prices are unchanged Wills
key, 2ia % cts
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Condition Of tie Northern Markets.

NEW York, April 2l-2, p. IN.
SALES AID PRICES or NEW YORK TODAY.
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by DYER a. MCGUIRE, Auctionssrs.

DYER a. mcGUIhH, hucuO"eers
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE HoRsE, &C,
io n the CAoey,
esq decreased Of south and oh street east spso
Hi nlIhs kitchen furniture, consisting IN part
On superior piano forte aud stool
Mahogany sofa, rocker and parlor chars
and pier tables
Gntframed mirrors, card tables
Nah dinin breakfast tables
China dinner 9 and glassware
Three ply and ingram parlor, stair end chamber carpets
High aud low post bedsteads
Beds, mattresses, and bedning
bureaus, wardobes washstands, and sets
Stoves FIRE sets, sc.
Together with general Of kitchen requisites
AT 10 O'Clock precisely sell fine riding horse saddle
and bride.
Terms s25 and over and four months, for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest ,vx, ,,oYrpr
A. IN A Aucnopeers.
Nv DYER 4 McIrjIRE, Aueuoneers.
cows my carriage wagoss household furniture, Sc
IN rr,day m, S,b Instant shall sell af me
pm az Ion 81 CLARKE the old Bsdensbue road
about -four miles and adjoining inc farm on coone
Dundss, all his farming n"hs''s, s''e"' ' -
several very fine and cows, plous's
Horse power and thrashcf, cutting boxes .artl
Cuityators, drills. rakes, shoveis, noes
Harrow cradles, carpenters' tools
Carriage, wagons, carts, harness
Together many very useful articles usually found about
well kept
shall the containing
either in ps, suit purchasers portion Of
which 3 n wood, and 90 acres in fine meadow land.
so orchard Of Jersey fruit, comfortable house, new
stabling and other improvements.
inh cash, balance two, and three
years satisfactorily secured For the furniture hrminG utensils
SC cash. and four months, for notes sso
'"S '"'''s''' '"s DYER Il MCGUIRE,
Ap l6--eodSds Auc"onee''
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MAY BALL
MR.. r. n LIABLE has the honor inform the ladies gen
nj Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandra his
May viii place Tuesday the gu, day OF May Jack
SON Hail. Ap l5-dtdif
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New arrangement for tho HoiydsysI
CLOSES "Wednesday evening April a. Gdeons Transparent
Panorama OF The Nile, Egyptian Gallery Mummss &C. Open
every evening O'Clock precey and
afternoon, ladies O'Clock.
Fellows Hall. Admission Is children hah price.
ApT
Postponed q Thursday evening, April ~, owing
Friday Gddon last lecture "hyps Revelations"
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do super American oolotb, from twelve to eighteen Feet
wide
Is do low priced American oeo from three TO SIX feet
wide
10 do COCOA mafinrs, for basement, Nc
consany hand full assortment OF every Narev OF M
nor ted and American Competing, such as
velvet tapestry English and American Brnssels
byec dne and ingrnin
ped rag hemp cotton both striped and plaid together
10, VERY other article furnishing which
c fully determined offer good terms
other dealers in this country II
Ap 1s--u Y. H. hoot 70
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The following lines, written by Mr. Upper have been
Transmitted to us in slip from the Boston Transcript
They are spirit-srring and highly credable to the
genius Of the accomplished author:
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Unpublished few days ago letter from Maza,an
correspondent Of the New York Herald. which gave an
account Of the adventures and death of the notorious
Parker H. French. We publish below subsequent let.
a from the PEN dated at Durango. February IS,
witch corrects the statement as TO French's death:
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We read in a Consiantnope letter of the 18th utmo,
in an Austrian Journal dispute has arisen between
the patriarch OF The Greek Cauch and the Catholic bishop
OF Beyrout, in Syria, respecting their jurisdiction The
cour, OF Rome being referred deSded in favor OF The
Catholic bishop The patriarch has protested, and his
party declare that henceorward they will never submit
10 any decision OF the Apostolic Legation in Syria"
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Report OF Gov. Ramsey to the Depart
ment of the Interior in relation to
tho Indian Affairs under his superin-
tendence.
CONCLUDED.

Some years ago, Wa-wan,jc-guon,
with a party of his young men, being on
a war path, came across village of the
"Gros Ventres," towards the sources of
the Missouri river. With the inhabi-
tants Of this village they smoked the pipe
Of peace, and in course of their council
learned from their old men that once
the smoke from the "Gros Ventres"
lodges arose at Sandy lake; that they had
a large village of earthen houses at the
mouth Of the Savannah river which emp
ties into the St. Louis; and that the Sioux
had driven them from that country, and
pursued them to the Rocky mountains,
thinning their ranks, till but broken
remnant remained Of their once numer-
Gus tribe. The spot described by the
"Gros Ventres" as the site of their an
cient village was afterwards examined
by an intelligent trader, to whom VA
,ram-je-guon had narrated the tale, and
traces Of mounds and remains Of earthen
huts were discovered, to corroborate the
statement. Though not Immediately
connected with the history Of the Chip
pewas, / have introduced this fact as
one Of some Importance in tracing the
early history and movements of the vari-
Gus tribes who at different times have
inhabited this Territory.
The Cass and Winnepeg lake bands
number five hundred They live most
ly by fishing and hunting; and, their
country having become nearly destitute
of game, they are miserably poor, and,
in order to subsist, must direct their at
tention to agriculture This people
have never received help from govern
ment, andthe only encouragement given
them by whites has proceeded from the
missionaries who have lately settled a.
mong them. The fire on the hearthstone
Of these Christian pioneers is the only
sunshine which ilumes the darkened
pathway of these distressed and destitute
bands Their endeavors to enlighten
their ignorance and improve their tenn
poral condition cannot be too highly
iauded but their means are small, and,
to effect permanent good, it is imperative
that assistance be extended to them.
AS the northern Chippewas receive
no annuities, they would gladly sell
portion of their lands to relieve them
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Saint Conis.

GREENFIELD SLUDER & CO..
No. l2i North Second Street. 5efeeR Locust and Pine,
Saint Louis,
Dealers and Importers in Pianos and Musical Insrr-
ments, Lamps, Girandoles, Plain and Fine Fur
20 sst1 nisorc, Looking -Giasses, &c. 2-2s
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Passed a the first Session, which was begun and
: held 81 the City Of Washington, in the District
of Columbia, on Monday. the third day Of De-
csmber. one thounsand eight hundred aud forty :
nine. 81 at u ,f.
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MILL ARD FILLMORE, President. WILLIAM
Il. KING, President of the Senate, pro ieni-
pore. HOWELL Conn, Speaker Of the House
OF Representatives. sTt oID
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TUEODORE II, PARKER
niillomripsr.
=. ALLEN. w. II. SENMES.
ALLEN e. SEMMES,
attorneys at Lac, Uiilo,U R'rcr, ST.
Croir Co., Wisconsin

JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary Public and Land Agent,
Villo,o River, 81. Croir co., Wisconsin.
Presumption claims secured and entries made by
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly on hand, and conyeyan.
ces carefully and promptly attended to.
REFERENCES:
Hon. Caleb Cushing, Mass.
!. +. Walker, Wisconsin
80 Charles Dunn,
II. J.. Dousman, Esq, A."
Gov'r Nelson Dewey,
Octl3 XVI If
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Galcuu.

G. G. .ST:OTIIER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in medicines,
oils, paints, brushes, wines, chemicals,
varnishes, patent medicines, SC. Sc.
Main street, Galena, Illinois. S-2-tf
HEMPSTEAD e. WASHBURNE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Galena, Illinois.
!DD We have constantly on hand supply Of
genuine Land Warrants, which will be sold.
Nav q II
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r.. McLaSan,
Storage and Commission, Water street, between
Green and Washington streets, Galena, Iii.
S. s. MERRILL g. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
No. SS, Steamboat Landing, Gafena.
l.. 5. FELT, GaIena, Ill.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Housefurnishiug Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO-keeps constantly on hand a large stock
Of Rife and Blasting Powder and Fuse 2-IO
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NEW HAT AND CAP STORE,

NEW Hal AND GAP STOKE,
WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL.
VUNIE UNDERSIGNED would respect fully announce
u to their old friends and customers that they have
just opened their pcw Hat and Cap Store, No 100 Main
street, Immediately opposite the Stage Office where
will be found general assortment Of hsts caps glove.
mts, muffs and every variety of fur goods usually kept
In their line. Please call and and examine our
stock. ]. ID. NOBLE Il CO.
Gslena, October l3, 1850 2-29
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5tilipatsr Business Dirretorn,


M. e. AMES,
Attorney and copnseHor at Law,
saltwater, Mia- Ter
Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent-Stiilwaier, MINI. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
warranted genuine.
REFER TO
Messrs. Woodward & Duscnbary, Y. Y. City.
p. Choutean, Jr., & Co., st. Louis.
I" X. M,kensie & CO., 50 :"
" Hampstead & Washburn, Galena, Ill.
James Carter & Co., ''
II. L. Dousman, Esq, Prairisdu Chen
Hon. ii. H. sibiey, Minnesota Ter.
.t II. NJ. Rice, Esq, :. z"
MINNESOTA HOUSE,
Saltwater, Min.-By W. f. HAnrsHoRN.
No exertion will be spared TO ensure the COM
fort Of Travellers. Pcrters will be in attendance
nj the boats, free Of charge. s-.----, l7tf !
- ABRAM VAN WORRIES, -
Attorney aud Counsellor at Lac aud Solicitor in
viii attend to all professional business entrusted his
care Saltwater Minnesota Ter. 6s.-tf
WILLIAM MHOLLiNSHEAE.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
StiiI,oatcr, Minnesota.
(Oice, for the present. the Minnesota Honsc)
REFERENCrs--iIon Alexander Ramsey, David Cooper,
and II. III. Rice, Esq, Minnesota; Chas r. Lord, Esq
st. Louis Thomas Allen Clark Esq, New Orleans
Messrs. J. l. }. +. Trppe New York, Messrs. Dunlap
a jones' und Messrs. Temple, Barker & Evans, Phia-
delphia. %
THEODORE f.. PARKER.
Attorney and Counsellor at Ld, Stiuirdter, MIN. Ter
RErERENCEs-Hon. w. VI. Seward, ~ Y; John Van
Burcn, Esq, Hon. Edwin Dodge, n. Y. Cityj James NJ
Smith Esq, Buffalo; Messrs Mullen Goodall, Water
town, n. Y; Levi Churchill Messrs. Doane King & Co.,
ST Lous; Hon. Robert Smith, Alton H.; Hon. Wiram
Nnowton, Wis; Hon. II. IL. Sbley, Min Ter; Michael
E. Amcs, Esq, Messrs. Churchill Nelson, Saltwater,
Min. Ter. 2-3l
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]. FRYSINEER.

De r II Al NJEks
No. 30 Steamboat Landing, Galen1 H.,
"IiGLESALE AND RETAIL Dealer in Ready
w Made Clothing, Piece Goods, Blankets Hats,
Caps, Boots, Shoes Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valises &c.
He has on hand large and wcll-seeced assOrt-
ment of the above-named articles with variety OF such
usually kept in establishment of the kind and
offered for sale at the lowest prices which such
articles be purchased in the West
superior assortment OF Cloths, Cassmeres and Vest
ings FOR sale, made to ordeS in and fashionable
2-2-
CITY BOOT STORE.
CIGN Of the GOLDEN BOOT, corner Of Washingto on
- and Main Streets where all kinds Of Boots Shoes
and Oyershoes made to order, wholesale and retail
by A. kEHL.
Calena, Ill. 2-2-ly
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JOHN r. SMITH & co.

JOHN f. SMITH CO.,
Wdfchmakers and Jetceers, Main ST., Gdfena, Illinois.
A Large and well selected assortment Of Clocks,
IA Watches Jewelry and Silver Spoons, constantly on
hand, for sale iow Engraving neatly executed. All
kinds OF Jewe!ry made order and neatly repaired
All orders punc,unIly attended to. The highest price
paid for old gold and silver 2-2s
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n. =. .IOfyNSn'

d. 5. JOHNSON.
AUCTION ard Commission Merchant, No. 96 Nam ST.,
G0iCu6
KylLL give his attention 10 the sale Of Merchandise
w Of every description Country Produce, Real Es-
tate, &c, and respectfully soicits consgnments.
Goods for Storage Forwarding will receive prompt
attention. 25-Iy
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SAYRE ~ HUMBERT,
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers l25 Main
Street, Gdfena, (oid p. o. bnilding.)
WILL. receive ard fill orders from their friends
w and customers up the river, to their satisfac-
on. Call 10. 2-3-ly
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n sLsEPkR p. 4. H0lNE.
AUCTION HOUSE.
~ SLEEPER & CO, Auction, Commission, and
IVs Forwarding Merchants-No. 1870, Main street,
Galera, Illinois.
Cash advances made on consignments. Particular at
tention paid To business entrusted 10 their 23
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II. r. MILLER

I
Saddle, Harness. aud Trunk Maker, Main Street oppo-
site CoIards Drug Store, near the Galena Hotel.
A LII kinds OF Stage, Dray, Carriage and Gig Harness.
IA English, Spanish and Fancy Saddles, Brides, &c (;
ao buffalo robes overshoes solid leather trunks
&c, AT wholesale and retail. 2-3-ly
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II. II. NELSON,
Airy and Counsellor at Law and Gcner-
ernI Land Agent.-.-St. Paul, MIN.
Particular attention given TO the collection Of
debts, payment Of taxes, securing pre-empton
claims, entering lands by military warrants, &c.
Sc.,IOftice at present in the rear Of H. w.
Tracy s. Co.'S store.
.rP Valuable lots for sale in Leech's Addi-
tion 2-J-ly
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GEO. G. STROTHER,
Sole Agent in GaIena for sale Of Sloan
Medicines. Main street. GaIena III.
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w. III. Forbes,
Far Company, St. Paul Oaitit also Dry Goods
RI and Groceries-Thiid street.

WIN. ID. Phillips,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Land Agent.
Pre-empiion claims secured, and entries uiade
by Military Warrants. Office on ST. Anthony
street, nearly opposite the Upper Landing.
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G.. d. BEyANS,
Dealer in Stoves and manufacturer OF every de-
scription Of Tin and Copper Ware, few doors
below the American House, Saint Antn"ny
street. Ao'I
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- -
M. y. AMES,
Attorney and SegrseH0r ct Lar,
saltwater, Min Ter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

HAIR DY E.-Persons III want of
HAIR DYE that vii color the Han Whs,ers. Eve
bowS and the Sk Wl please refer the Hair Dress
THIS CITY thu have used for and 10 the Agcls
L RING. 1872 BrOadw al and VI Ward L c. . Maiden
lane This the best Of reference. Manufacture AZ
Rochester by (aui lnl2iaw' MxMl JAMES BROWN
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JENEL.RY, sc.

T ONION WATCHES.-To Importers
IL and SAers R ,. COWDEROY . CharrngtJn-> y ,
New Roat. s. PancraS. LONDON. ODD wears WITH I. r
Cn'rer Nhorpc It GTays Inn kHdl hess g. ret I'm
theuNS r t- encouraging patronage hs na> received inm
h. American fEl-nds. and caVs their attention a. A.
yIescns extensive S-ocS Of CkRONObiETER, DUPLEX
ami LEVER WATCHES. warran.> them Il the huest
gua. AZ the lowest goSSo's lnces. r L. ass uags
leave state that be hls MOVEMENTS II the same
quality vlsLout eases al wnuaa'cd tNe.ed IN the hrest
ruby holes embracing u iar --latest improve ents = Tie
lowest possible rrces VAST = tie Great E,h'oi.I
invited cali inspect Gfer % an event pune
tr.lir attended - VI faNW3rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
JEWEIRY AND Sill

w VEN WARE-Thosc who WISH - Flrr base %, l.
Is Isvrry and Silver Ware either q: hDleSae or retail
vii md Il greatly o. then advantage . call on me s'9-
schcr. who constantly receiving teSc 'tafs n 'oli
and SILVER Watches from the Tiicurers IN England,
frsrce an ~ liIsrland. which Ne selling at hoesae
and retail stfse ver lowe qfces Sp-rdd G'd hFo-
and Duplex Watches kne Cod AMI sly Eng
lish Patent Lever Wltoaes. oy Cooper Iosas beesoY,
and others Gold and Silver Detached Lever aud leplue
" atches Gold Guard Fob aud Vest CHAINS Chalaiaine
CHAINS TOT LADIES Pure Gold Welding Risgs Gold
Guard Keys Fob ksvs and Seals G anu S1Ve n lls
and Gold Rms Ladies Bracelets, Gold L0,Aeis. G. "a
and Silver Thmhles Chars for Watches Cold aat Sd-
yer Sprctacles Sterling silver Spoons Cuis. FORKS. r.
Gold watches as low So 70 81 each Watches and
Jewelry exchanged
All Watches warranted ~ seq good tine the money
returned Watches Clocks nj Icveirv repaired IN ne
best manner and warranted and n much les han the
usual pricss GEO. {. ALLEN. Importer ~ watches tnd
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DsTFNT SEAMLESS LOOMS.

We are L-ildrng ve!y superior Loom. Of the above
c-sripf1r whoa self-chsnSIns from bottom body.
end el1 sni i weave ha< II any desired ienZ.n
We have a- Looms Z 10Th ght AMI heavy patterns fx
yeavfuz Ell ~ swi.led r common gsp1s.
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