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The advocates Of despoism In Europe. when 'oI
arguments Ia favor of Democracy pointed tria mp
to Slavery. For this reason, he maintained that the a
ion of this evil would the greatest obstacle to
the progress Of liberty everywhere.
Wendell Phillips, Of Boston, was the next speaker
II was impossible however In a brief report to do JUS
tice to bis eloquent remarks which were received VIII
great applause.
At the close of Mr.. Phillips speech the Society adj
journed.
NATIONAL ECLECTIC MEDICAL CONVENTION.
The National Eclectic Medical CJnven
ton convened to-day PM Officers for the ensuing
year elected as folows
President-Prof Newton. of Worcester, Mass
Tice Prtsidents-John Simons, MD, OF Delawarei
DR. s. Ktlhnger, Of Ohio
Reoo7ding Prof Potter of Syracuse, and
Prof Doley. of Rochester.
Con-. spending Secretaries-Prof Buchanan, Of Cincin
matt Prof Cook Of Philadelphia
7rensaua-Wm. Henderson, MD, OF Pittsburgh :,
The attendance the Convention Is pretty FULL and
delegates are present from many Of the States. The
business transacted is OF very interesting nature
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FROM NETWORK TO NINEvEH.
XXVII.

AANH.
A GLANCE AT THE COUNTRIES OF SoupAN-iHN
BLUE AND WHITE NILES.
,...., c.,s.nonS.nee Of the n. Y. Trienne'
KuARrouM, in soudan, "Wednesday, jan si' p'-
Little is known, in America, OF the geo.
.raphy and topography of this part oil osnua'
Africa. Few English travellers have made .nss'
regions the subject of their investigation inc" -.
tention having been principally directed iowa.
the countries on the western coast. Inc Vs.
in fact has been for them more interesting P'''-
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

hon 10 be on LAYING upon the table the resolution hereto
fore offered and amended yesterday 80 as 10 take re-
GEES from the 18th to the nth instant In order that tue
officers of the House may clean and rent the ha or
summer use =,
Nr. JONES (Tenn.) said the only ob)ec-
on be had to the resolution was that the House al
journ over during this month another week "ouia DC
lost when the Democratic Convention meets, ana an
other when the Wing Convention meets. therefore,
to save time the fret week in June ought to be set apart
for cleaning and repairing.
The House refused to lay the resolution
upon the table--Yeas IS, Nays 1o4.
The resolution was subsequently adopt
ed Yeas, SO; Nays, g. -,
Mr.. STANTON asked, but did not obtain
leave to make report from the COMMITTEES on Printing!
authorizing the settlement Of the printing accounts VI
Thomas Richie.
The House went into Committee on the
Homestead BILL when various amendments were onered'
debated and ali voted down.
Mr.. BRowN, Miss offered suostl,
tute for the bill proposing to perpetusfe the
preemptors-thati is to say, persons acquiring fne S
Of preempsion, shall retain the same ~itho 1s aus
turbapce OF payment of any kind certain conditions
Mr.. HARRIS, (Tenn.) offered substl-
tute for the above graduating actual settlers the ce
of public lands according to the time they have oecn
the market
After debate, this was rejected-Ayes'
A.; Noes, 90.
Pending the question on Mr.. Brown ;
substitute, the Committee rose andthe House adlourneD
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have miapprehended your individual position that
subject You will set me right and | shall thank you
for doing 90.
Tie grand point Of agreement between the American
AnnSlsvery Society aud the Liberty party and which,
hin my esteem, makes them substantially one, their
holding In common that the law for Slavery, whether
found In The Constitution or not Is but nominal law
nhoi and cannot be real and obligatory law, and
TSveiywhere and always to be trampled under loot
1neu grand point Of agreement la other words that
slavery b an outlaw, adiabolcsl, mean, shameless out
Mw and that not only 10 every At liberty TO treat
such, but q bound to treat il such. The American
AAu slavery Society and the Liberty party are agreed
Ist me raes and arrangements OF any other form oil
sey 90 not create obligations bind the conscience
oud that the Free Sch party aud the American and
Soegn AntSlsvery Society might no longer delay TO
~me INTO this agreement with us.
Inc eestest obstacle % the ulion OF all American Aoo.
would thea b removed and with that union would
nssn nsip tor speedy and boodless termination Of
.saa Slavery cannot 20 to Rochester much a.
Uve 70 take you hundred other frends there
ne name, and much rs should love to hear Wendell
ths, wro am glad TO learn from your letter v to DO
th1 there will be call IN the meeting TOR
to the funds OF your Society Please consider
- e"see dsft tor twenty dollars response to
~. esi. ioai inend and brother GERRET SMITH.
hey Samuel J. May moved that the foregoing letter
% psohshed with the proceedings in order to counter
49, "e report thM Mr. Smith uuiriendy 10 the So
essy; sveh report had been sent TO England TO poi
son The mind Of the Absionts there and ALLEVIATE them
carried
'oeepn Barker, OF Knox County, Ohio, formerly where
nc Sss widely known writer aud speaker In behalf
nons:
hssed That American Slavery tends to strengthen the
o. 'creisp despos and reIArd the progress sad defer
ugmph " Democracy in all the nau DDS Of Europe
nessec That the OF the American slave and the
' The oppressed aud pluudsrsd people OF Europe are
ana that seoTins tor the Abolition OF American sa.
@ We are contributing the emancipation and elevation
" man N very part OF the globe.
barker supported these resolutions Al coleldera-
oe length He said he had made his home ia this coan-
and takenthe preliminary ssep toward making hun
ever concerned the welfare and happiness Of the people
nvery dgrsced the United States ia tae estimation OF
NE whole civilized world and ndei TO strengthen des-
po9hn wherever Il existed
There were many thinss In this country OF which he
" proud. and which rebuked the syrsnnies oil the Oh
wosid; but Slavery 4 crime 80 monssrous and coz
sotosy Of the profession Of the people, thai tysant'
efywhers scoded 1t their presensons to repnohcai,
Slavery were not destroyed. IL would eventual
veseons the destroyer Of the liberty now enjoyed
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From the East.

ORANGE AND SULLIVAN FOR SCOTT.
srsesi Dipafea TO The Ti5Hne.
MrpDLETowN, Orange Co. Tuesday, May IL, 1852
II. GREELEY-The Wings of Orange
and Sullivan QXth Dst.) have elected CHARLES
b. Rosa tScott) their Delegate to the National
Convention, by thirty to fifteen. Yours, GIN. G..
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MISCELLANEOUS.

,Ser York and Louisville Branch.

THE undersigned have jus. opened Staple and Fancy
Il Dry Good Store, on Water ST. OF Main.
Where they daily receiving extensive Stocks of well
selected Staple and Fancy Dry Goods; Hats Caps, Um-
brelas- etc., etc Also superior quality of Ready made
Clothing rarraHted; Tailor's Trimmings Furnishing
Goods, orthe very best quality. Merchant Taiors will
find to their advantage cali and examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere. To the public generally,
would shy that intend 20 keep, at all times, full
supply Of Fancy Goods OF the latest and most fashionable
styles suited to this market.
In addition to the above shall keep assortment
Of Jewcry aud Notions, equally in quality to amy stock
in the large cities ofthc West Our Motto is quick sales
and small profits.
sept3u VIM. LOWENTHAL co.
TJNHE partnership heretofore existing underline firm
Il of Harrington, Crane Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Eithc OF the subscribers autorz-
ed TO sign the name vi the firm in liquidation.
ISAAC 4. CRANE,
Evans, ille Sept Isl Sc sop-2T WM. COOK.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
Vermont Il eciiOn.

BURLINGTON. W., Sept, 8,
Returns from 32towns elect 81 wings and 10
Democrats to the Legislature. Last year the
same towns gave 30 wings and l3 democrats
In five towns, Fairbanks Wing, 1904; Brai-
nard, Free Democrat, 1919 Robinson $40.
Last year the same gave 907 Wing, 392 Free
Democrat, and 257 old line.
FURTHER.-25'toun ms give Farbank 1926
Robinson 3,l45; Brainard 72O-Whig gain
1877. So far 81 Wings, II Democrats, Free
Democrats are elected. The vote for MEN,
bers of Congress correspond with that lorRep
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COOKS FAMILY GRocEhY.

THE undersigned has this day opened in Linek's
J. building on First street between Main apd Locust
splendid stock OF Family Groceries, OF my own selection
from Eastern markets, which will sell at very low prices
for cash, or Produce of all kinds.
shal keep constantly hand fresh supplies of Butter
Cheese Lr Pouirr, and other leading articles, for the
table, direct from the farmers having made arrangements
Ia be supplied several times week during the summer
With all kinds OF Country Produce All goods purchased
at be delivered al the residence of customers
desired as hive market wagon especially for that
purpose therefore solicit share Of public patronage
and will try merit it. Please call aud examine my
stock. ljc30Gl Ia. COOK.
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81. CHARLEs RGsTAURAT

EMANUEL GUMBEs1S having taken the 3rss
\ threestory brick building, the German 165s-
ire, where he viii be happy 70 Accommodate h.e
friends, and the public generally in the mos. approves
STYLE. His Bar will at all times be supplied Win .
choicest dnnka5ies. and the be-. imported Cirzrs ?
splendid lunch will be al 10 O'Clock every dev al,
those asty plates OF soup" and all the other iusssS
the season. Gentlemen be accommodated ar 81
hoars in the day with any dish that our market wi. Al
ford. cusaa a., F.
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MEANWHILE BOOK SroRa,

lust RECEIVED,
u MansGeld's fs Of Scott in CLOTH do do in pamphlet;
Quceehy, work, by author Of " ile Wide World;
Memoirs of the Empress Josephine Plutarchs Lives;
Shakspeare's complete Works, Life, Plays and Poems;
Byrons f Plays and Poems: Woods Practice OF Medi-
cine; United States Dspcnsatory; Quarto Bbles The
Masons MONITOR Josephus; also fresh lot OF new
usc; Portmonaies; writing i'esks, Ink stands Back
gslmnon boards, HANKS Drafts, Exchange &C., &c for
sale by augn SAML LISTER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE EYANs RrsTaCRAT

LNFANS of Evansville has fitted up the large and com
IL modious three story Brick, recently erected by Mr..
T. Liack Firs. the Sherwood case. the
most complete style, and is how prepared TO welcome
and accommodate his friends and the public generally.
The Bar will all times be supplied with rrkE liquors.
splendid Lunch II DC set every day at lO O'Clock A.
NJ, with Turtle Scup and all other atianble decacies.
we'll known and sSiisal Cook has been engaged, and
gentlemen be accommodated at any hour with the
dishes and uxues Of The season. served up in the best
Siyl,.
Speed and hermeticaily sealed Oysters of the finest
quality now on hand.he best Of Cigars. &C. Ijyl7-ul
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DRS. BYrORo r. FINCH

M GUILD inform the citizens of Evansville that they
have associated themselves together i'm the pTas-
tee OF Medicine Surgery and Obstetrics Their Office IS
on the corner of First and Vine streets.
Evansville. June 2sih. 1852. IN eof
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co-PARTNERSaIP NOTICE.

TT1HE undersigned have this day formed copartner
i ship, under the name and style of LEWIS & GRAY,
and have made arrangements with the late firm of Hair
ringtOn Crane 81 Co.. to their in the
Receiving Forwarding and Commission Business in this
city,.
We would respectfully solicit a tnaanee of the pat
ronac heretofore literally extended towards late
firm, aud bespesk the good Offices of friends, pedg
ing ourselves 10 spare no efforts to promote the interests
of all who may entrust business to care.
EDWARD LEWIS,
Evansville, Sept. Isl 1859 sept2-tf CHARLES GRAY.
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ADoyrzETrI IN LuCK.-Fioreninto youches
for the truth of the following:
The b other of Donizetti has been for
several wears director of the military bands
of his Royal Highness the Sultan of Turkey.
In the course OF a friendly conversation, his
R.H. condescended to inquire if his music
al leader was contented to live at SIAM
boul.
All! sire, he exclaimed, it would be a
paradise on earth, if | were but better
lodged.
our house is not comfortable then! said
the Sultan.
MY house? SIRE But have no house.
! am obliged to lodge at hotel.
Well, then, why don'tyou build house!
And with what, sire? One does not pay
ones architects and masons with grand
marches and quiek-steps.
IF that is all. send them to me.
A few months after a magificent palace
rose under the eyes of Donizetti, on one of
she most smiling hills of the Bosphorus.
The Sultan soon after meeting his musical
friend, remarked:
Well. hope you are contented at pres
~ent. You will not be complaining any
more of your house!
All, sire, thanks to you, it is charming,
and shall be a happy man when l live in
1T.
And why don't you live in itl
The truth is, it not furnished, and your
upholsterers ask me $40, 900 to furnish it
to my taste.
You didn't understand me. l directed
YOU to build house, and the furnishing is
my business as we'll as the rest oft:
In short, Donizetti lives in his house; he
has wines in his cellar, horses in his sta
bles, amber for his pipes, and negroes to
light them.
Decidedly, Turkey is still the country of
the Arabian nights.
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Relic Vue l.urslens-

THE proprietor ofthis garden ard public hos -
= urciy reited the building anI IN proved T. rr0Ln.
and Is now ready 10 receive visitors This rlse
Is stnatct on the river bank Just below Pigeon Crs.t
Bridge. and N but short walk fc0 the o tn city
Refreshments af all kinds DC obtained end ne S4Etf
Of visitors carefully attended g. The understood vi
slway she hand attend those visiting honea
myG-1 JOHN n MATTE s--ve- S
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Gibbons, the apostate made one OF his
Infamous speeches to the wings at Madison
Ia, on Friday night He was called down
there, it seems, to prosOlyte the Irish
adopted citizens to the Scott interest, but
was most happily exposed in his character
and notions, on the occasion. He is a
miserable creature, but is now in the pro-
per embrace Cincinnati Enquirsr.
The above extract shows verp clearly
in what estimation our foreign population
is held by the locofoco party. As long
as it can use them, and control their votes,
there is no sugared epithet which can be
lavisbed too freely upon them. But, let
one of them become convinced OF the I'M
soundness of locofoco principles, Of the
wing party, and at once they discover and
that the interests of the country are SAT-
est in the hands the vilest phrases are too
good 10 describe him with.
Such has been the fate of Mr.. Gibbons.
While he was willing to work for the loo
focos and make speeches for them, never
even whispered one word of disparage-
ment; but the moment he became convip-
ced that it was his duty to support Scott,
the locofoco batteries were opened upon
him, and will never be silened, we suppose,
until the election is over. We are content.
No abuse, coming from such quarter, and
under such circumstances, will injure Mr..
Gibbons in the least, but it will tend to
open the eyes of our Irish and German
friends who have heretofore acted with
the locofoco party, to the hypocrisy of its
leaders, and the selfish and mereenary mo-
tives which prompt them to speak SO kim
dly of foreigners Immediately before an
election. That gimc can no. be played
successfully much longer:-[ Gin. GaS.
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Also uc assortment of fine Linen Shirts and Grayats,
ara various other articles.
In addition above, (my usual stock) have Just
returned from the East with splendcd aud extensive
stock of Cloths of ev.ry description. will sell low ut
WholesaI and Retail manufacture the order.
G rod fits and perfect satisfaction, or nc trade.
am using ia my establishment q Patent Serving
.Jashine. which enables to make cheaper than
other establishment which do;s not use them. Tn Ma
chine is working revolution in the Tailoring
have obtained the sole right t. sell patent rights OF this
invention in Vanderbdrgh coany, and ask from the trade
an examination of this machine
septf 5. CUM3ERTS.
p. 81 take measures for Clothing NJ aEy kind, and
make 10 order in the best style.
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OFFICE OF THE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE CO.
Evansville. August 13 1852, .
TJNE Stockholders OF the Evansville Insurance Com
pany, hereby notified that tho annual election for
nine Directors viii be held ut the Office OF the company
Monday the 9th da. of September between the hours
of one o'clock and four =. M BY order uf The Board
augl3 Nm PAGE, Sect.
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DECEIVED and just opening for sale low.
~ cases Mohar and Silk carp Lustres;
do ass.'d colors Vevets:
do Black Cloth;
do Blue, drab brown, green and olive, LrI cloths
2 do yackon Cambrics;
2 do assti'd colors;
I do Turkey Red Oil chintz;
do French Cassimers;
do Blue and Steel mixed Satincts;
do Clue and White Blankets;
! do Silk and Worsted scrge's;
do cartoon cape netting;
do cartoons Of cotton: ryles thread joe. ceilings,
10 Wooi.n Twecds; eases KY. Jeans.
augl9 J. ii. MAGHEE q CO.
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TEWELRY S0TIONS.--E Ear rings, Finger rings,
d Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watch chains. Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Deeds and CAPS. Brushes Cobs. Purses. Fame, Soaps,
Accordans, violis Pictures and various other notions.
for sale by
aug % ~ WOOL5EY g. NELSON.
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N0RNER Of Water aud Vine streets, Efrrsyil,s q.
~ The undersigned. have taken tie above =. sa RI
inform their friends old friends and the ira ~ 3u6s
generally that They now prepared -
them the most reasonable terms, and H. -ltety =.
1t is their intention 10 keep orderly a'd -l-t a.
The table viii oil times be supplied viz - hss ~.
market Ords, and they have doubt b. tei- lssse
perencc in catering for the public, 30 give slrs Gss
faction 20 all. WHO may favor them with = call
aUg2i-6m JOSEPH SPITZ & JULIUS pAEG-
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, sc.

EVANSVILLE BOOK SToEn.
lust RECEIVED,
81 Harpe-'3 Magazine for August,
The Bravo, Novel;
Grace Wioughby;
Louisa, by Dumas:
Adventures of a Gentleman In search of Miss
Smith
Whites Negro Song books
Aud assortiGeLt of be II EiolEcells strings; for
sale by aug-l2 SAM'L LISTER.
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.DOp TGMu
NEW GOODS.

CASTS Boots and Shoes 80 cases and baes Priu.s.
f Sattonetts and Fanncls &C. just received and for
sale by sept3 MORGAN. KEEN * PRESTON.
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Billiards.

EMANUEL GUMBERTS has Just furnishes - 2
~ splendid Saloon wit, two Tables, over ne o.
Charles Restaurant where gentlemen can be acc5muo
date at all hours Of the day and ming win ibe IL
plements CfaInusement. s-yeG.
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MEDICAL NOTICE

hR. p. B. JOHNSON respectfully tenders his profes-
IL sional services 70 the citizens of Evansville and its
vicinity. Office on First street. few doors above Tho
Sherwood House the formerly occupied " lir Tfaf
ton Residence the Of 9th and Walnut SIS.
jy23-5ml
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EvANsvILLEBocK STORE.


| TUST RECEIVED,
j Gralan,s NJ .eazinc. FOR Sept Godev'sLad's Book
for September; Uncle Toms Cabin is, by Mr.. l. e.
Smith, Uncle Toms Cahih by stowe Mrs. IL. g. Amelia.
Il perfectly rem work Upper ten Thousand; Discarded
daughter: Mysteries of london; Wan Nan Ghee; The
for TIE Presidential Campaign OF a55. Respectfully
edeatra 10 the Old Warriors of the Of lsl2 aud To
' a1g4 WV '''' '' SAMUEL LISTER.
JlI.EaCEED auEETINC-5O cases reed this da, aud
/ ID 4or sale ly JAS. LOW u co,
| augsc Al Main street louisville hy.
! n t3o PRESTON BROS.
| DErERSHAM BEAVER CLOTHS. ) cases green,
L blue dra5 mixed reed this day and sale by
aug6 JAS. Low & CO.. All Main st LOu, ny.
(tAyDLEs.-ieo boxes nara pressed Summer Mould
| ~ Candles, warranted ia store ana for sale ty
ocAsEs Fame, camlet Jeans Just resa and for sale b,
ocAsEs Blue Drilling jast reed and FOR sale by
| i So bbls Cincinnati wbiskey;
do Old Monongaheia whisky;
5 do Reserve Dc;
10 do Bra.liy; reed and for sale byi
Jys PRESTON BROS.
T EMOSs.-5 boxes fresh Lemons just ree'd and for
IL sale By ljy2sl PRESTON BROS
T KATHER.-eo rolls sup usd. weight Sole Leather,
IL for sale by laugh Ai-ls q hoWtS-
MI aGss " : : ''''' '''' ALlls & HowEs.
lust recelrcdu Iarg. assortment Of Bench Planes
d Moulding Planes, Ploughs, Grooves @c, AZ Tie sign
orthc aill saw. auei9 C.M. GRIFFITH.
CASE Black Clo;l
do Blue;
do Hrown. reed this day and for sale by
aug17 JAS. LOW * CO, Az M-in It Lou. Ky.
)cAsES PIPER camOrc as't'd cIor., reed his day aud
sSsis '' : Az Main g., ieasyilis Ky.
r oNsDALE NANKEENs- case for s.le ty
Il myIe JAS Iowa co, Az II is 81. lou. Ky.
z. ACEPOR S4I,E,
HTK. KILLER. of lac Pigeon Springs House. has a
"a splendid tsohorsc Coach for sale OIL reasona bic
term AIplyas above. ljy6-n
SALERATUs-5 bbls pure saleraias jas; reed and 70
- by ljyIii PRESTON BROS.
DowDER-3oO kgs. assorted brands. for sale by
J. augs5 s. L. GILBERT q co.
DATENT SAFETY FUsE-one Tferce of the best quail
to suit purchasers. augs4 s. 4. GILBERT & CO.
NEW lot Of Uncle Toms Cabin. jus, reed a, the Book
n Store Of Gjc9 (. II. HOOD.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
TINE firm of T. II. Hood & Co.. having been dissolved
i by the death OF T. II. Hood, the undersigned An
drew j. Wheeler, surviving partner and Geo W Rath-
BONE have purchased me stock OF the late nrn and
WHEELER and will continue the Wholesale aud Retail
Book and Stationery business. al the Old stand No Fos-
Block where they nvitethe patronage of the form
of the house, and OF the public generally
G. W. RATHB0NE
| uS27 a J. WHEELER
NCASEs mems black Hungarian Hats. instree'd and
! y for sale by aug-u J.H. MAGHEE d Co.
| A ;ss5 ' - Ell. Eoo9 & CO..
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WOoLSEY e. NEr nv.
FURNITURE.

SOFAS. Diyan, Center, dining, Breakfast and Card
~ Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bure us Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do. enclosed
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
tresses. Also large and general assortment Of ood
Cane aud Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23 Iyd WOOLSEY & NELSON.