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IL Bedbugs, reaches, and ants,

That destroy furs and cloths,
In this summary weather,
All come out together.
There Il. however ready way get nd CT themuse
LYONS Magnetic Powder containing ingredient harm
f to domestic animals and your chambers closets
and consevaoes be cleared OF the annoyance in
hour. single night will also Suffice 70 clear any dwelling
Of rats If LYONS Magnetic Pills used The yennin DO
not die in their holes The price Of the Magnetic Powder
and Pills has been reduced to 3 cents per flask box De
DOT 424 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

To THE LADIEs.-Those Ladies who
have gray hair and wish TO have it restored TO its original
color luser and softness should DAyIss Rahvene,
most strictly scientific preparation, and one which acts upon
the roots of the hair in such TO reproduce the
natural colorng material See circulars with authentic
testimony Price 50 cents per bottle For sale at the general
depot No SOC Grsndt, and Nos 1872 Broadway, 29 Wash
ngtonst 3G2 Hudson-s, IN BoweIy and Ill HOuston-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
SrxMyR HATs.-WARNocKs, Hatters,

;,d gentlemen that the time has arrived for putting on
c,oes Hats; and in anticipation thereof they have pre-
hs unysed French gray Beaver; the Rocky Mountain
WSte Beaver the soft Felt Hat Of white c5saP Ps pns
onT Rail Manila Sonnet and other Straws, OF de-
yuJJ nnshties No rs Broadway, Irving House
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CrxIs DowN-ToMN.-GENIN has al

-. r,aae his ureparations for the summer campaign
~ 49, store The most extensive and diversified stock OF
Gsntsmsn's Hats for the season ever displayed IN
SeWYork will this year be submitted 70 tne PuGe e. 49, ~
dre.S Sy GssIN is the most rssplendent specimen OF ls
sss he has ever had the pleasure OF inviting PUBIC
hsns and preferable every to the felt fabrics OF las
yesr In CEdrens fancy Hats and Ladies 81; SUMMER a
s- TIr,bress (Psris and home manufactured,) ndns-
,bios French and American canes, &c, &C. comprises
syerythipe new in design and mountngs @. p.,,,
9'e'' GesIs No ga Broadway, opposite ot faub
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
THE PIONEERS OF THE FASHIONABLE

READY.mADE CLOTHING BUsSEss-The position taken by
the firm of w T. JENNINGS Co, twenty seven years
the leading house in the fashionable readymade clothing
business they have since maintained enlaTgng their
connection every year, and easing their unrvaed fac
tes for obtaining the most elegant fabrics from abroad They
employ but cutters Of the very first class and their
sornent OF summer goods recently imported includes the
most beautiful plain and fancy Csssmeres Zephyr Cloths
Drills Marsees and other Nestngs together with variety
OF entirely styles of goods for summer Coats Sacks
Pantaoons Vests &c These elegant fabrics cut after the
latest Paris modes In eenemens costume, from the mateI
ss OF the ready made STOCK at this popular esao
shment while those who prefer having their clothes made
10 measure, viii find the tit style and finish OF the su
made by JESNSesS Co, the nc Plus ultra OF elegance
W.T. JENNINGS Co, No 81 Broadway,
American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

By TELEGRAPH.-News from Mexico
confirms the reported passage of the Tehuantepec
rght-of-way bill. The country is still harrassed
by robbers and rebels.
The Woman's Rights Convention, the proceed
ings Of which we have in brief, will be looked to
with interest
The Maryland Senate is afraid Of the people
and refuses to allow them to vote upon the ghost
of Maine Law.
We have from Buffalo strange and most in
comprehensive story of a terrible column of wa
ter elected by the falling of a wall and playing
most wonderful pranks. 1t is rather tough, but
some people may like to.believe it.
We have the usual variety of news items by the
wires, from all parts of the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
EY GoURAUD's LIQUID Hair DYE is,

without exception reservation, the very best In
vented equally celebrated is GoURAUDs Medcated Soap
Tor curing pmpes freckes, salt rheum feshworms, tet-
er salowness chaps roughness &c Poudre Subtle up
hair from part of the body. Liquid Rouge, Lily
White, and Hair Gloss at 81 Walkers near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

CARPETING.-As the great hurry of bust
is getting and having large assortment Of Car
peng Oil Cloths and other goods in the line OF business
and will selling them OIL at very reduced
prices those who in Of handsome Tapestry Bus
sells ThreeP Ply Ingram Carpet respectfully invited to
call and examine the goods Goods shown freely at No Ill
Bowery Please remember The name and No.
i'm. GILLESPIE.
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Gp.y. DRAB AND CREAM Color BEAVER

u.Ts-BRp corner Pine and Nassau sts- will INTRODUCE
The Summer style of Gentlemens Hats on TUESDAY, ey
sth In addition 10 the varieties above mentioned we nave
nsnared several styles Of soft fur Hats OF various shades OF
f., suyns 10 the wearer the perfection OF comfort and
together with ample stock OF newest styles
o' fanA1is a' ' BIRD corner Pine and Nassau-sts.
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EoLIAS PrANos.-HALLEr, DAVIS 4

Co.'S newly improved Aolan Pianos surpss all o;hen for
putty and sweetness OF tone and tog standing In
lsse assortment at their NewYork Waecoms Pianos to
let Secondhand Pianos for sale Cash paid for Pianos
QoVLp 4 BEsRY, No, ~ Broadway.
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LOOKING GLASSES !-HoorER q Bko-

IfOOkINU ULASSES - IVVFEh 70 I'NV-
TIER Nos loo FHltonst and SIS Pearl ST. have recently
made extensive In their steam manufacturing
Department. and added TO their premises
would respectfully inform the public that they now able
to sell their French Plate Ornamental Gill and Mahogany
Frames Locking Glasses Portrait and Picture Frames 1T
reduced prices and otter great inducements purchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

Vic AND HAIR DYE.-BATCHELOR's
Mandatory No Wast is the best place in the city for
procuring these articles his original Liquid Hair Dye holds
the highest place in public estimation, and for the last four
teen years has given the greatest satisfaction 10 thousands
who have used IL in all parts Of the world As Wig and
ware Of limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
Baltimore, May 81, 1852.

THE LoCo-FoCo CoNvENTIoS.-We
give by Telegraph full reports of the doings of
this body yesterday, which will be read with eager
interest by all parties.
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r. FowLERs IL WELLS, Phrenologists
and Publishers Clinton Hall No l3l Nassaust NewYork,
and No I42 Washington-s st. Boston.
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select iust such parts

Advertisers can select Just such parts
Of the country and just such papers are best suited 70 the
ftherance OF their respective business pursuits at the
Agency Of V. B. PALMER, Tribune Buildings who is
specially appointed by the propnetos OF the best papers Oh
all the States and authorized TO give receipts for advertise
ruents and mi
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~ If YOU are troubled with Pains,

Aches Soreness Swellings Bruises recommend with
nfdence that prince OF Lniments BUss Magic Cream
Sold at No S2j Greenwich Duane-st +. NJ GuOn,
Bowery and Grand ST. and by other Druggists Price p cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

RICH CARPETINGs.-PET q
HUMPHREY No. S79 Broadway corner Of White-H- have
last received direct from the European manufactures per
late arrivals from Europe large and elegant assortment OF
rich Mosaic Velvet and Tapestry Csrpetng grpassng any
thing before 10 this country patterns entirely new,
exclusively and for sale full 10 cent less has
other stores Bel Hin similar goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

CoNGREss.-Neither House in session
yesterday, both having gone to thei.Baltimore
Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

~ BRADY's PRIZE PIcTUREs at the
Worlds Fair together with his extensive Gallery Of Por
Of distinguished persons universally admitted TO be
the best collection exant daily exhibition at his Ma
tionsl Gallery No. 2O5 Broadway,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

70" There is no article in the Wardrobe
nj gentleman of more importance to personal appear
ance than an elegantly -rnsde. wellhttng shirt Is
believed that In the dep artment OF costume GREEN no
Astor House takes precedence of all competitors. He
invites the test Of COMPARISON and content to abide the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
U Where now aye the doubts as to the

operation of CRIsTADoRos Liquid Hair Dyel No
denies that in its chemical composition, fac sime of
the real coloDg fluid which ses from the scalp through the
capillary tubes OF the hair Applied and sod wholesale and
retail at CRIsTADoRos Wig and Scalp Establishment, No.
Aston House Private for applying the Dye and fit
ting Wigs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
n ANDREWS Il LANPHIER, Merchant

silos have removed from No 2O3 10 No 6H Broadway,
iBTevsters Marble Buildings between Houston and beecS-
where they prepared 10 furnish articles In ther
fine al the shortest notice. and the fashionable materials
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

x Housekeepers and others in want Of
Bedding Bedsteads &C. would do well to call at WLLAaDs
old established Warerooms No, $50 Chsthsms corner Of
Mulbenyt where may be found the largest assortment Of
articles In bis line offered TO the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

CANAL-sT. CARPET SToRE.-Now is the
ne il you want to make saving of Is per cent call at
No 10 Canal ST. E. A. PETERSON Co. and there you will
find good Ingram Carpets at per yard Threepy u per
yard Tapestry Brussels 81 to iOI yard Also large
and splendid assortment Of Tapestry Velvets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
E,ra.rr WEDDING CARDS AND SPLEEN

o,r Fsvyl s-Te subscriber respectfully css me az
t,n,ion of parties requiring something truly elegant 70 ms
heatff styles Of the above articles engraved IN tne 49,
mode Also fine silver Door Plates. Consular Notar ssa
Society Seas Heraldns devices Of every
the fin, stye Of the art on stone and metal EfEhDtL'
No 500 Broadway Duane-st
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FINE SHOES AND GAITERs.-WATKINs,
No ia Fultonst invites attention to his splendid asort
ment of summer Shoes and Caters all made by himself in
the Partisan styles Having the largest Customer
Boot in the city he is enabled to keep very extensive
stock from which every variety Of taste be suited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
r. GILBERT Il Co.'S IMPROVED HoLl

T WILSON IL TRow's Directory OF the
CITY of New.York with Map ls52ls53, contains . 900
more names than any other City Directory ever published
which is equal 10 1873 large octave pages
JOHN r. TRow, No a. Ann-st-
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r Another great arrival this week at

the Paris Mantilla Emporium No. Sol Broadway ate Sol
Three more cases Ladies' Silk Mantlss with rich and
deem fringe of every coler Sc so; five cases OF very
onslty at $40 GRO BuLPIS, SCI Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

~ CANTRELL, No. $50 Bowery, las
p;s,ed by the well known firm of LABoYrEAUx Son. for
ery Of Broadway, confident OF his aby TO give perfect
ss,facon takes inviting the attention Of ladies
70 bis assortment OF French Slippers Caters Boots Bus
Nina Tea Sc also his beautiful Linen Cater for sam
msr for which he Is having large CALL and selling at
Me 10 charge OF twelve shillngs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

HosIERY AND UNpER.GARMENTs.-RAY

L. ADAMS No SOL Broadway, import and manufacture no
sery and Stock knit UnderGarments OF every
Our goods cannot be surpassed in excellence OF quality va
Tety OF styles and lowness OF prices An examination oy
all whe about wholesale or rets . rs
Under Garment Mandatory No. 59l Broadway opposite
Eiblos
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CRYSTAL PALACE AGAIN.--Patent

Threeply Ingram and Patent Tapestry Threeply Carpet
Bowery HIRAM AYDERsoNs. Also. Pardoe's and Cros-
ley Sons English Exhibition Tapestries and Brussels Car
peting magnificent new styles They will be sold remark
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IT New Mantillas, Shawls, Silks, Gre

.dnes and Dress Goods Of the best stocks In markes
comnrins every variety Of style and quality Houston va
and Point Laces Richardson's and other syes
Of Lnsn Table Cloths Napkins Bsn.ey sheesn 9r ssa
lar de by TIyTAnY CUTTING, Ne. 32l Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

GLORIOUS English Imperial Three
ply Carpetns of gorgeous and gtterng colo MAGNIFICENT
unique mosaic and scroll figures before exhibited at
No. go Bowery HIRAM ANDERsONs Also American three
ply Carpets and 81 per yard, Of elegant new spring
afvl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03

LsIoR!-Only As. per yard for beau
ul Ingram Carpets Of large scroll and small figures at
HIRAM ANDERsoN's, No SO Bowery Elegant patterns
OF English Ingram Csrpetng at 81, 56 81 and u per
yard also Common Ingram and Stair Carpets at 62, 81
Sj6 and Al per yard. Look at them.
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A T,Mr AND PLACE FOR EvERYTHING.-

The time for Zephyr Undergarments has arrived and awho
regard their own security aud enjoyment are providing
themselves with them The place to obtain Them elastic
ity sones durability and economy are objects at tue
Mammoth Hosiery Establishment. No 10i Bowery,
A RANKIN Il Co, Importers and Manufacturers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
THE TRAVELLED WHISPER


f'Fll tell thea tale as 'fTas told to me"-scorT.
II donot like to say anything. about it,
whispered Mrs. Sawyer TO her next door
neighbor, Mrs Ashton shut they 40 say
flat Miss Bates, our new music Teacher is
no better tlan sflo Should bo I don't think
that shall send Anna N aria or Sarah Jane
True, she comes highly recommended, but
Mrs Goodenodgb, whose daughter went to
school last year, within twenty miles of
Miss Bates fathers, tells me that her daugh
ter heard from one of her schoolmates,
slight whisper Is Miss Bates disadvantage
and people arc best known at home, you
know
Mrs AsbtdnI held up bota her gloyod
hands in wonder and approval Of this senti-
mcnt, and then FASTENED away on her round
Of morning calls, all the wiser for her visit
to Mrs Sawyers. !
Her next stopping place was at Mrs.
Willis. She's found that lady over her sew
ing in the sitting room, and quite alone
g nm delighted to see you" cried Mrs.
Ashton, half bfeathless from fast walking
"How are you and your charming daughters,
Melissa Ann aud aulia2 The latter are at
school, dare say. BY the way, Mrs Will
lis, have beenI greatly shocked this morn
ing. I never Should have dreamed Of such
thing, as MRS. Sawyerhas just been Whis-
pering to me- / can hardly believe is snow.
But must begyou not to say word about
ii to aHy s0at EsmS. am shocked to think
such thing eaRid have happened Pray
don't mention il from me on apy copsidera-
ton. but they "a say that Miss Bates, the
new music teacher, has rsry bttd character
indeed. at homo Mrs. SawJers has il on
unquestionable authority, and has declined
the idea Of sending her daughters on that
account. Bit Gle is young and pretty, poor
thing and lab very sorry for her, and
wouldn't injure her for anything in the
world r.
Mrs. Willis Ibid down her werk WITH con-
sternation pictured in her face aud the two
ladies whispered and nodded significantly,
for the next twas hours.
AL tie end of that time Mrs Willis re-
membered that sh8 had "a host Of calls 70
make. and tying on her bopnet, tie two
ladies vent out together.
Before night, flle whisper that Mrs. Saw
yer had .hohgHtIessiy echoed from the
tongue Of schpol girl, had Travelled all
| through the village, and ten miles toto the
country, and there was prospect Of its
travelling on, orI as far as the Academy Of
r. was kpoan, and bligltang ia every
| fa,e;lv. where It was carried, the fair fame
az pale faced sweet yonng creature, who
bent with patieut assiduity over her task.
unconscious that breath more fatal than
the simeon Of tie desert, had passed over
her character. If there is not deliberate
cruelty ia thus numbering the reputation
and DESTROYING che influence Of another, and
that other strafger, tilnid and sensitive as
the Mimosa which shrinks from the slight
81 touch. tell me 10 what cruelty consists
Aud yet ii mas III the work Of acaispsr Q
tboughtless ahdlunmeaning whisper, Miss
/ Bates reputation was re established when
she learned, after weeks Of suffering, theex.
aggerated reports everywhere.in circulation
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

not tell yea how / eoatriyed TO fiy away
from my awkward situation That night
was obllsea 70 report ID the band-I ana.
ifald deceived some Of them
goth adele shall let you cave at
my hearth Can help it Q for commeae.
ed telling yoa of my wild adventure Of
charming, when 10 I--bst wait a moment
and will tdal you all my dear and long
tired friend Yesterday, as sat<by Hen.
rvs sidefln ihe bower, he gave me a rose
bud. i knew is language and the secret Of
ny soul ran foolishly from my heart to my
face. Ny deep blushds, he said, emboldened
him, and he knelt before me aud told me
that he loved me, and asked me if / could
love him What could do, Adele, fright
eued as I was. but murmer, Yes and Law
my head upon his bosom , When heard
the beating ot.ais roblc heart, then. if never
before | knew that lorcdh fal You EaveF
did hear the birds sing as sweeily as they
did then ana The little brock frolioked eyer
50 gleefally. I am happy Inecd not tell
you so, for yop will know il without This
world is q bright one, for all that the nissan
thropes say. guess they never sing for
them, for if ttfey did they couldn't call this
earth a mournful place
Tonight | have engaged to report to
the band, and what shah I do2 They do
not dream that the charmer is charmed -
must deceive them for this once, aud
will pretend e give up after now. Good
night.
!, ';2lst-Adele, I am alone ID my little
noon. The music Of the little brook is sad
TO me now The birds are all mocfing at
my poor heart Adele oh, my Adele
,mino eyes wet this sheet, when / tell you
that ] am very sad The sun is gone out to
Inc, and it is so dark that | wish to lean
upon you-wiil you let me, Adele2
/ .tBut afew hours ago, and was happier
ithan my canary bird
! eTLis mordiug Charlie brought me little
note from Henry. Here it's
Mary \ ssterday d friend Of mine told
me to he careful how gave my heart to
your kcepingi Cor you had been selected by
party of girlsito win my heart in sport
would not, could not believe him
when be offered me chance to hear from
your own lips confession of the fact /
did-no matter how rfear you say last
might to COM pa1y of giddy girls, that you
would humble me after awhile
IF you knew. Mary, the rhignancy Of my
grief, you would never again trifo With SO
sacred a, thing as a heart
1. leave this place before you will receive
this, and you neyer can know whittier have
gone, Henry
Need I tell you, Adele, how like a-stroks
of lightning this came o.my hearth con-
fess to you with hot tears binding my eyes,
,H = =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

in regard 10 her, and brought testimonials
Of her Innocence, from her native town, aud
from the, FIRST persons ID ether communities,
with whom she CHANGED to he before acQuaint.
ed it was re.established when she had Stay.
ed long in the Academy at d and Iced
ao,-s the aspcrsicns SO cruelty cast preu her
But her case is net an isolatedone Many
and many reputation, has becn wrecked
BY busy bodies, who have little 20 do at
homc, and 50 abroad for employment who
love To gossip over their neiglllor affairs
andhelp on, with railroad speed, fnk TRAY
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n O EFT R Y
TlIE sTYGIaN RIsER.

III GEORGE T. sENsESEY.
Across The Stygian river
The boatman charon row;
Right ID and fro for ever,
No holiday he knows
Ia rain ne would discover.
With mortal eyes, the track,
Though nnyriads pass otcry
Thcse never one came bsek
Along the margin drcary,
Beneath the cypress Geld.
Stand many, sad ana weary.
Holding no boushs Of gold.
wky9sAoaid they look 50 sombFe,
Beside the waters blacks
From al the countless humber.
There never one came saek
The lover and the maiden.
The aldea and the Young,
The soul with sorrow laden,
Beauty idolized and sung
They c4mc, they thrOng together,
Awclhushed, demoniac,
They gp, they know net whittier,
ThcVe never one came back
Across ihe Stygian river
The 9oatman Charou rows;
Right Il and fro for ever.
No holiday he knows.
His heart hath high pulsations.
His viii doth never lack,
His car hath ferried nations
Where never one came back.
Iata Iusl 81 uar ia, e.at4ss 1855, Twelve eight
and twcntY-four nonths-with intereston each Fl
the day OF sale-said deferred payments 10 be
cured by tic bonds Of the purchaser with a deeC
trast on the premises.
further description of said property is deer
as it is well known 10 be one of
most productive and best watered farms in
cout ly-ahd any one wishing 10 purchase !
doubtless examine for himself.
The titld is believed 10 be indisputable Sal,
take place i'll front Of ibe Court House 10 Char
town, at l4o'clock, Mrpn h. day above mention
DAVID HOWELL
Iune l0Al952. Special Conn
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\ Saadlery & Harness Making,
RyiIlg.

TINE subscriber has permanently settled in WIN
u chester, and wiz attend 10 Dying Ladies'
Dresses, Shawls. dc, and every description of
goods 10 their line. Gentlemen,s Garments reno
waited and redyed and be warrants 10 give satisfac-
tom Any article sent to the care IL Mr.. Jacob
Senseney will receive prompt attention
G Ladies viii be careful ID have their Dresses
properly ripped
S J Ja,i 10. s5I-ty H. TIcKELL.
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70 HOUSE KEEPERS

SwARTLwELDER& SMITH have iustopea.
ed 40 extensive Yarietyof Fine Table Cutlery
Desert andrea.S poems. ineluding The Albaia Ger
man Silver Britannia and Plated ADaia Forks .
Britannia feaseus; T15ie Casters Walters. Can
flesticks, SHUTTERS. Sfair Rods, Locking Glasses
Tea Scales Hand Bellows, Ladies aud skimuers,
Preserving Kettles Sauce and FRYING PaDs, Tea
keites Cutie If u.s. sVfvss aud longs tnefruns
Fenders, Wash ke5les, Ovens. -SkiiIeis, and n
short, every description Of tdware usedty House
keepyfs. which viii be sold Al hevery lowest prices
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"a SUPERINTENDENT

.rF1- sale, ~ t5e lowest prices a-iall assofmgnt
nfShuemakRr's Materials and Findings comprising
French CaIfSkins. Boot Morocco Ladies plafn
and fancy do Palcnt Leather, Lining and Binding
skins Wehh Pegs. Lasts Avis Boot Trees, Grim
ping Boaris N8lls. Tacks, Thread, aud a fall as
sOrstnent Of Shoemakei's foos.g
sWARTZ WElDER & SMITH