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MIsCm.LANEOUs.

TURNT1uRE.-THE HiGIKsT PRICE pa fnn>> ToS N
Il Houschold furniture, Carpets, Feather TleJa nesba
MICS Toos, Watches JCwelry. Cans Pistols nnsp,s s
eica1, and Mathematical 1nsfruM en,s Pianos nur
Pianos for sale or % let. Apply to $3.50 ~ D
r. WALTERS, ~ Division street. noar Market,
VNHE WARM WEATHER Is NOW UPON ,rs Avn
those suffering from lack of oomiert wall inn ,san,D
90 Vol TO Try tie giying material known "a rann
C9rnm Tor Leather Cioth) Boots and Shoes giving
rcle % corn Ae than other article yet ntroSnccd
RGEo HALL No. Astor House, Barclay street and ~
2Wellinptcn street, strand, Tendon ' ~
Is IT POSSIBLE THAT ANY ONE Will HARBOR
any longer those obnoxicrs vern aud meets
their dwellings restaurans, hotels, chips farms &c sncs
as rats, mice eoekrOncher ants ground ce rols, bed
bugs, &c. when there efsCufi article for tho
nation of thcm in tho eyg Juet vour evS. 60 III
respectable litt Of persons nud pisces Henry ,r.
40 Broadway refers to, viz; tfr HODGES Tar o.
J., Deinonico DemoDico's Hotel: Csrkc K HAIL.. ,iouse
onssi Mercer uousej empire Gty House; Cant piowers
Pacific Iotei Jobnson's tltte Shsys Rcsan,"n. wWrs
Tor .oniestonsr' brosdwhy Ipson- Restaurant Rraa3
way ana Iconnrui John CONN, Tho Halter, !, n
Sns, ~ m Tnss , street. REM Wood IoMse
And tie otbers do. 20; Butchers. do, Fishermen d.
nnbsIed Nv ntS oe named Believe not The ser,s.a1
Hem, Then ~ out enquire u tho persons
satisfy VII not be deceived Go and enonr" an
named ~ ~ OF any or all oftLe above person ~.
y" ~ Wqndsrfnl efficacy Of Costars Fsvp sase'
YAH "nrhher mat Costar's Depot is III so,ass.r
wv HJ9sG'1 .l... fsgs. .i.LJ - "'V''Wa'' NV
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rteam chest considerably soalded but still able to walk
Mr.. j. w. Woodruff assistant superintendent of the
railroad being in the train directed the removal Of tae
gers to rsmain quietly In their seats.
The voice of the engineer was heard under the nag-
ments and he discovered to be holding the steam
valve to prevent the hot steam from rushing into his
face he also in imminent danger of suffoeation
fitm the smoke. The passengers with great energy.
attempted his and carrying to the top of
the rocks they succeeded in raising the fragments under
which he lay. at the accomplishment of which they
checred joyfully. TX chief engineer Andrus and As
sisant engineer Voorhees,. of fire department with
several others and the officers OF the company who
the train deserve credit for their zeal on the occasion
Mr.. Duncan was at length extricated the wood also
which lay upon his legs being removed lie was taken
into rear car. and attended TO by DR.. j. H. Clark,
who subsequently accompanied him TO Jersey City
Mr.. Duncan stated that he noticed the engine had
run from The track, ind attempted to jump but his legs
boiler, by which his leg was broken.
Another fireman had his fingers crushed and inme-
diately after the accident started Off for jersey City
Another train from Jersey City by this time Is o'cock
arrived; the passengers returned in it, immediately after
starting the return from the of accident the
fcalded Irhman was discovered in state of nsensib-
hty produced from the extensive burns his body as
well as by a blow received on his head. He had
however recovered this morning None of the passengers
We're seriously injured.
An ac citing incident connected with the accident
The wife OF the engineer in the train and for her
safety and soace tho wounded man was very sooitou
before his extraction Her anxietes to learn
the fate of her husband and the endeavors Of the pasen
gers to conceal the real truth OF painful interest
learning INC Iuil extent INJURY sue
composed and rendered efficient assistance
The confusion Of the at the engine greatly
incra sed by fears that the boiler would explode and
several false alarms made that other trains APP
preaching which dispersed the crowd and delayed their
efforts to rescue the engineer, although Mr.. Woodruff
had previously despatched in both rections to stop
any approaching train He also to Jersey City and
forwarded extra train having detached the hndmost
in which the wounded placed, and which
was pushed to Jersey City by the passengers.
The7s O'Clock train from Jersey City also delayed
nearly an hour by the occurrence
Welearn this noon from Jersey City that Duncan is
doing wen-Nttoark .7drertiser, April II.
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INSTRUCTIONS.


SPANISH LAN0IAGE.-A COMPETENT TEACHER
- has few unemployed hours In the day time and
rons to devote them to instruction in his native language
Terms sic per quarter payable monthly lnce giving
I'VE lessons per week Apply TO Sea. Dea H. NJ 81 FRANK
ERENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. RfCHARn a. NOR.
TON respectfully inform their scholars that they are
ready oresuine their day osses, Mt No. $50
street, and their evening classes both l
street next to the Gerard Hotel and $50 Twent
street. Immediate application II possible.
a GERMAN LADY WHO SPENT THE MOST FART or
her lie in teaching ard educating children, different
naiohs ages anu sexes talking the Spanish French Eug
h' ana German isngusyckentnF at present select
private debool III New iork-wishcs to retire Co New
rochelle IN the vicinity Q: New York to healthy aud
Deaunuly situate country house. pe;hxayill
ana New K1ehelle and 70 take few children Under her
sare-to dedicate 80 them oil hsr time knowledge and
dny.to render them useful mcmbers Of the hn,nsn AMI
1hrstian society and to gire them thorough ciucntnn
Experience the mother Of all wisdom. has taught her.
during eighteen years the the dincrent
sharater Qualities and habits Of children and to obtain
even fruits and flowers from the most unoultvatcd ami
neglected. o According 60 tho VIII and desire Of the
rentr will be taught the German Spanish, French Eng
lsb LANGUAGE all branches Of thcrour Engl s education.
together with drawing painting all Kinds OF fancy
and music. Enquiries BIO made or Information win be
givep at No. 2 Twelfth street No. 152 Wavsrisy phase
No 80 Amity street and Nos ~ and 1os Greenwich street
Letters addressed A. f. No 81 Greenwich stys.t
WELL KNOWN EVENING CLASS FOR YOUNG MEN
w Bookkeeping and Arithmetic. Four dollars nov ma
ter. From o'clock TIL =. I16 Sixth avenue w. Wv
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Literary Review.

. GRAHAN's MAGAZINE. May, 1852 New York: Dewitt &
DavcnpotTbis tasteful and talented periodical for the
ensuing month abounds with entertainment Of cha
racter contributed principally by native American writer's
"sraford-on Avon. the birthplace OF Shakespeare by
Frederka Bremen, Is elegant graphic and thrilling
piece Of writing, highly appropriate and sentimental
subject Optical Phenomena is perhaps one of the
most amusing branches Of science which could be popu-
larry treated /" Eminent Young Men, headed by por-
trait is praiseworhy in its spirit and execution; and
is The Physiology Of Dandyism''no unhappy contrast
'Rosaliei bv Mrs Cushing il interesting and life
like sketch. "A Canter to California presents many
features Of interest The other principal contribution
The Pampas fred by the Indians" and Arab and
Camanche Horsemen," which display talent and
tty The poetical contributions swecty imposed
and contain some fine sentiment The literary notices
judciousy prepared; and should not omit to
tice the engrayings
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Theatrical and Musical Items

Julia Bennett after nearly years absence Is about
to to New York In her tour through the South
ern and States she has been very successful
which might be anticipated, she great fsvorte
here at the Broadway, in melodrama and comedy She
makes her appearance to evening at the Iyceum
theatre in Broadway which is open under the auspi
ces Of Mr. Corbyn and will have this talented artist
trump card TO begin with She will sing in light comic
opera and be o rival Madame Anna Thion at Niblos
We have heard her sing but have and heard her
acting which is OF very superior quality she has
musical voice and charming person. and we have no
doubt will he very successful.
Catherine Hayes is approaching New York Che has
Just closed series of concerts at Cincinnati with brilliant
and produced quite enthusiasm among the
denizens Of the Queen OF the West" She sdver-
,ed so sing yesterday in Pittsburg. Th artistic IS
Of the sweetest opera singers Of the age.
Wallace and his party, consisting of Madame stospe
and others have been very successful out West
Braham. young Braham, has been announced again
and agsin coming out in series Of concerts but
nothing Of it as yet
BY the last arrivals from California learn that Ma
dame Bscaccanti to mako her debut in California
the American theatre San Francisco on the sd ut
the prices Of admission, So, SO, So and 81.
Mrs Forrett has been toerably successful In Philsds
phis and little in Baltimore She is going 10
Boston next week Her great notoriety viii bring
audiences her first APPEARANCES the different cities
whore she goes but doubt whether abe will turn out
to be n Of the first magnitude, Of tho permanent
Glars
Madame Narguerittes bufo singer has not sue
ceedcd very well in Boston She ought not appear
the stage at all She possesses literary talent and ought
to cultivate thatshe has no genius for music Or The
drama.
Madame Goldschmidt denny Lind) Is announced 70
give three final concerts in this city before her departure
for Eurcpcthe first the 18th Of Moythe prices to
i. S. 81 and ST. Signor Badiali is TO support her in
thcs. We do not the propricty Of putting
MP the prices 81 concerts to such figure So
We have had enough Of this during Barnums reign and
now IL l. rather much Of good thing when IL Is
collected that since then and very recently too have
had two plendid Italian opera companies hereone Of
them with the magnificent Stcnanone es pyiiaa rorn1
8nd the other with Madame Bosi0 In the capacity
sld both supported by admirable artists aud the price
Of admission the best part OF either housc TO witness
whole opera only tGg The idea therefore, Of
nov peyng ~ for barren concerts consisting ~ row
djointcf urcoDpoctod songs i prcposoroue and the
public Wal not stand H. Jenny Lind has become
sibe woman AMI wifc ana doiIcd al her angelic qual
tier intending the winpe. and therefore fln
dcsn IL tho prices ard Of the other great arts
- tie cay
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CAROLINE LEE HESTZs POPULAR WORKS.
- Gets, Buck, Coz. Phil adoph!a, publish Amt Pat
tvs Scrap Bag, The Brothers; ale of
lousy by Caroline Lee Hen.z author eff Marcus Waias
"Rena, LINDA, &c, beautifully printed white
paper uniform with other works. Fricc-i0 The well
deserved popularity Of Mrs Hent dpenses with the usual
commendttory notices Of Dor works, Aunt Patys Scrxp
Bng its neral teaching and beautiful Of
raeter places 1t in the front rank OF good literature
sale by Dewitt Davenport, Long Bro strugor Towu
send, and Adrnnoe. Sherman. x Co. New York.
Q1BIE TEMPERANCE AGAINST ULTRA TEETOTAI
- ism-Reprolating Tipping, Drunkenness, all Excess
and immortality and Lesrciye Total Abstinence by Sheldon
buckingham. Price 25 cents. ANGEL Engc & Hewitt.
Printers and Publishers, No Sprus street. 10
booksellers generally.
III ENRY CLAf.--A LARGE, FULL-LENGTH EN-
grayed Likeness. Of Sh!s illustrous statesman will
shortly he Published, pa4n,ed and engraved by
RlTCIE Price 81 Persons desirous Of
Or the Trade Wishing TO order viii please address WILLIAM
MURRAY, ~ Chambers street, stairs rroofs
on India paper, will be taken OF. Price 81 each.
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SECOND BOARD.
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
HfUSIUAls.


NEW MIsIC.--JuST PUBLISHED, AND FOR SALE
~ by GElB y JACKSON. 499 Broadwsy-"And
thus compelled to part music by Geo. 10 fer; do arranged
for the guitar; I've pressed last kiss thy brow
Levers ssrenade" Friendship Waltz Caledonis
Sehottisch Freedom Rally" by A. r. IogSn. Also
hand good assortment Of second hand Psnofores Tor
sale or u hire.
MR.. OTTO MULLER, TEACHER OF THE PIANO
Az forte and singing continues to give lessons fiy
residence, or that pupils panolorts fer sale
his residence 80 Brcsdyay second story front APP
ply from 70 III o'clock in the morning
D1ANO TORIEs- SECONDHAND PIANO
lores for sale low-vi-: one at s50 do $50 do si3.
do $500 do sltc Doudoir Piano Sl75 very little
spendid1 octave Rosewood, square. $25; also four
Boudor and snc assgTtment of the celebrated Piano
Iortes OF Geo. Hews and I. Gilbert 4 Co., by
NJ +. u. CU3TISS & CO., A. broadway.
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Lyons' Kathairon FOR tho un,r.-Th,s ar

tole giyes tho hair SOFT rich luxurant appearance OF
the most pleasing character while IL perfectly ccansss tue
head from dandrun resuscAtse lan hair aud prevents
from tnrning gray u . also an nfable cure Tor sho nss
headache All pronounce tho katlairon tine most us
hghtfui toilet article in iroo 20 cent? snia ny ~
dcslora In emlin gopse, in Now YORK; Brontyn' ~.
y. THOMAS LYONS rGno'Ial Agency, 30 pf'pVN'''
Nnv H.rt
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FIN n Arts.

NATIONAL ACADEMY or DHSIGN-THE TWENTY
seventh ANIMAL exhibition Of the academy IL now omen
~ their gallery 663 Broadway from A. NJ until 10 =
Single ADMISSION % eeats tickets fifty Cata
logues, 12la cents. Ivy order Of the council,
j. IL SIEGOGUE. cea,r N 4
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LATER FROM HAylr.-The brig Isabella Reed arrived
yesterday with advces from Port Prince to the 81
instant. Captain Rice reports that great preparations
still going for the coronation Of Fausn I'm
peror The great event was to come of on the 18th
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Nature Is ever Changing, and Time L.
ever marrng of beauty and Of prde hut has
POWER great degree these Efforts 81
struoton You have child friend, whom dearly
loye or you have mothsr wife. who loves you Thea
lose moment in securing kenesses OF them orcf your
self hour all may away, ang leave
memorial behind except regret ROOT OF 93 Sroai way,
awarded eleven gold and silver Medals for his
superior Daguerreotypes.
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Awful Sacrifice of Life in Now York;

Since lyon eut down the price Of his Magnetic Powder and
Pills cents flask box tho slaughter among the
bedbug and roahs the rats and the mice has been mere
dbe His sales At the reduced rates from twenty 20
thirty groes Fer day III things 70 In this Lyon will
hsvsto wind up his business from tho simple fact that
there will nothing or norious insects or
min left 10 kill for conntsrfeitns pcdders and
other mposcrs Buy only VI Lyon NO. ~ hro"dwsy or
Of his agents.
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purify tho blood, rcnovatc and strengthen the system
Everybody should Norses Compound Syrup Yellow
Dock Root, which will do H. c1cctually PRINCIPAL ONCE
No 2R Maiden lane; aud sold by NIL other principal drug
pjpt4.
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Marine Affairs.
The U. s. NJ steamship Atlantic Capt. West left port
at yesterday for Liverpool with l26 passengers
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BE Wise In Time.-COmmCrcial Bank.
Perth Amtoy.-E EVANS 10 and ~ Fulton street. will
continue taking notes of this bank Mt % per discount
in payment for ready Clothn till the Goth inst
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D.au.rreosypc.-tsavirs National M,n,a.


ture Gallery reopencd at i92 Broadway Of John
where tho proprietor hopos TO receive tho parona
of his friends and the public generally.
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eeAutful ART combining as does the detail Of the
reotype with the finish Of the finest miniature painting
This discovery Of Mr. BUTLER, Proprietor the Plumbs
National Gallery enables him TO copy portraits miniatures
and daguerreotypes making perfect beautiful and i'm
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1t cannot he Misunderstanding reduced to
pastime Singers Sewing Machine has established tho fact
beyond all contradiction, that sewing and in
Will be done by machinery person. male female, with
OF these cnrn from SO to $50 week and
work only eight hours day this he to the
tire satisfaction Of all who feel interest this
the age. Machinesin operation during the day.
H. NJ 4 Rrc dwav
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This Incompatible Toilet Soap 10 now moro esteemed
and nsed than other throughout Europe IT is
posed the most pure and genuine MATERIAL 10 not dis
suissd by color and has sefsisnt quantity OF honey
SOAP for the skin nse II possesses agreeable and
snd creamy lathsr be had Of all Druggists and Per-
fumsrs. W. j. DAVIS, ~ Cortlxndt street.
kolA Agent for The Initial Stnksa.
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English Mutton.-A Roast Saddle or Eng
lish Mutton will be served this day Sunday
Q clock PRECISELY at KEEFES Restaurant 694 Broadway
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The News.

Few York, Sunday, April Is, 1859.
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~ INC1VUHSAHC BVCWU
variety of well made comfortable, and becoming Office
Coats of all the different and most approved styles be
obtained at cheap rates at Union Hail. Of Fulton
and Nassau streets Merchants clerks aud others who
with something peculiarly attractive should call and make
q
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this MAXIM Knox continues to sell his elegantly
made Hats ut rifng advance the cost price and
the universal public in patronsng him
Knox is at No. l2s Fulton street.
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Silks, Dress Goods, ShayVls, Sc.-Lnrgc Hd-
dons stock Of these goods have been recently made
by purchases auction Of which very choice
beautiful; also, Mantillos just received.
TIFFANY & CUTTING, 32l Broadway.
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Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is, without

exception or the very best equal
~ celebrated 10 GOURAUDS Nedicated eosp, for curiu
pimIle freckss, ssowness chaps, CHAPS roushnoe a.
Pcudrc Subtitle nproots hair from any part Of
Liquid Rougs, Lily White. And Hair Gloss At " Wake
street, near Broadway.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-31
EYeS Esighf and nreSs

TAKE this opportunity OF saying TO the oiu-
EeHs Of ibis uud the adjoining cuuutirs. thaJ
{ aIn receiving a splendid NFwSruck uf FALI.
AND WINTER DRY GOODS, the p]rctiiest aud
best ever brought 90 this part Vt The country ,
nhich | will sill rs low as any who eel GuCds
IA tins part OF thc couufy-Cioap p lcush. Ny
motto is "Quirk Sales and Snal rta6tsi
Ny Stock consists ct surer French MeHnoes,
six aud >auus. Cloths, Cussimetcs, sattineis.
Iwceds. t~rSiirs, peiaius. Alyyocas. COburgs.
LHrrs. Chsmiztits. hest FTrucu-wotk Capcs nai
Collars. Fiuuueis, uud every variety In The bry
Goods line. Also. AL kinds OF CLOTHING. put
NJ nv oursciyrs, aud made 10y one OF The beg;
THiioTs 100 tic Wr5rUm country
Gail and sre for yuur~eiyes.-1t Snyder NJ.
CprmiCk's old stand, Cudiz. No humuu- M ny
stole. |-rpt2Ii 4. +. MOORE.
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DAGUEIREOIEPEs


a ~E,PARIID6E Daguerrean Artist. No.
[As 80, Monroe ST., below Market, Wheeling.
Va, respectfully announces to the citizens ~
Harrison aad adjoining counties, HAT he is pre-
pared to take Dhgqcrreotypes in the VERY oGsr
STYLES ana with all the lntest impro sements.
hlkeheasos taken equally as we'll in cloudy MS
in more pleasant weather, and particnIar uticu-
lion paid to obtaining the most favorable pos;tiou
for securing a pleasing likeness.
Groupcs of any number Of persons can be Ia
Ken on one plate, and perfect lkenesses taken
of young children.
am constantly receiving, abdhaye alwayso on
band Y complete stock Of Lockets, Fancy Gases.
and bagner:ean Materials, Apparatus, &C.. ali
Of whEh will sell Oh the most favorable terms.
oot29.ly A. G. PARTRTDGE
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FROM THE DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR

DEAR SIR: | delayed answering he receipt o
your preparation, until | had an opportunity o
witnessing its effects in my own family, or in the
families of my friends.
This have now done with a high degree Of sat
'isfaclion, in eases bolh Of adults and children.
Ihave found it, us its ingredients show,a pow
criul remedy for colds, aud coughs, and ~pulmona-
iry biypasPs.
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aC NNG ~ChcGDSSOve!
e GGKe EaK EY A 70 ~

SKTOULD announce tn the citizens Of Harri-
w SON county, that he has just opened att,
). Thomas old stand, the LARGEST and CHEAPEST
stock OF K GOODS ever brought to Cadiz, all
of which he will dispose OF at very low rates, for
either Cash or approved Country Produce.
His stock embraces every variety Of q Gods usu-
ally kept in a Dry Goods Store; aud we re select
cd with special care and reference to the wants
efthis community, and The present and approach
ing season When you want Goods remember
the ''CilEAP CORNER'' is the place, and no
JAMES STEWART,
octI5-ly at the .'Cheap CornerD
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NEW FIEsM.

FNHE undersigned, having associated them
selves together in the M~erchnnliIe business,
will in future sell goods under the pane and style
at WOOD Il SMITH,
ut the old stand Of J. z. Wood, on the corner
east Of the Court House.
Having an unusually heavy srock Of well Sc
Iected and desirable GOODS on hand, and being
point beiors spring, they will sell at
Reduced Prices.
itIs sincerely hoped that all the old friends
aud customers of the store will continue to call,
and as many more as can make il their interest,
lind they are assured that no pains shall be spar
ed to make them comfortable while here, and at
least as well of wheu they 90 away
jan74 }. NJ. smith.
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Taos. ~, Cegg50g'ES03a
WHOLESALE AND REllL

DEALER IN
Cooking Stores, Grates, Hollom I Harp. ETC.,
No. -, UNION STREET, WHEELING, Va,
EAViNG HiwaYs on band tie choice Of the
K 4 market. at lowest cash plices, Of Wheeling,
and Pittsburgh make: also manuiac-
turer OF Copper, Tin 1od Sheet Iron Ware, in
all their v]aTjeti'2, pt the LOWEST PRICES.
Burke n Daruc.' Improved
SydL,AMaNDER SAFES,
ssoI ten sizes for sale as ubovc; being the ONLY
gent for them in The city, / will sell ut prices
hat cannot tail TO please. maS7-ly
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AARON HOI"T.

HhFbVN nv \,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
COPPER. TIN, AND SHEEI'LRON WARE.
COOKING STOVES.
AS always on hand, nj his shop (neur s, 81
IL II. M'Fadden's store) II large stock OF the
aoove wares Of every description, which he will
sell Wholesale or Retail, MS low as chn he nur-
cursed anywhere else in the Western country.
Country Merchants wishing to lay in a stock Of
Tinware. weuld do we'll to give me u call before
purchasing, as I think / can sell Il little LOWER
than they can nnrchnse elaewhern.