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iector. Magistrate and British Consul, com
mltted robbery and caused an English
schooner to be purchased ut Guatemala. with
which they captured the Honduras towns of
Oriva and Truxillo.
The British schooner Thomas Pierson was
lost on the 18th nit. The passengers how
or, were saved.
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Walking Canes g. Whips,

GONE very fine Walking Canes, Silver
~ head, &c. and some as low as 37t cts
most complete assortment ofwhips,con
sisting of Coach, Carriage, Buggie and Ri
ding whips, at various prices. Give us n call
and satisfy yourselves that we are selling
goods rs cheap rs you can purchase them in
Charleston. Il. ID. KENNEDY g. Co.
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4 VOICE FROM GEORGIA.

Read the following testimony from Phi
sician.
GENrLEmES.-Your Hebrew Plaster has
cured me of pains Of which have suffered
for twelve Years past. During this period
| laborcd under IN affection of my loins and
side, amd tried many remedies that my own
medical experience suggested, but without
obtaining relief At length ! used your
Plaster, and am now by its good effects er.
tircly cured. will rccommed the Jew Da-
vid or Hebrew Plaster to all, who are suffer
ing from contraction Of the muscles, or PER-
mancnt pains in the side or back.
The people of Georgia have but to become
acquainted with its virtues when they will
resort to its use.
Yours frulv
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,Je'C DGridS or Hebrcic Plaster in
NorJb C1roJ;o1

Messrs. Scovil e. Mead = have been
troubled with the chronic rheumatism for
the last twelve years. On the lst of July
lS49 was so had that could not turn N.Y.
self in bed, and the pain so severe that i
had not slept II wink tor six days. At this
time my attending Physician prescribed the
"Hebrcw Plaster" and it acted like a charm;
the pain left me and slept more than half
of the night, and in three days was able to
ride ont consider the "Hebrew Plaster"
the best remedy for all sorts of pains now
in use.
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WHEREAS, the plaintiffs did on the Is
w day of March Inst, file their dcclara-
tons against the defendent who, Git Is said)
is absent from and without the limits of this
State, and has neither wife nor Attorney
known within the limits of the same, upon
whom a copy of the said Declaration might
be served: it is therefore ordered that the
said defendent do appear and plead TO the
said declarations on or before the 10Th day
March which will be in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ffLy-four,
otherwise final and absolute Judgment will
then be given and ordered against him,
JOHN A STEWMAN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, lancaster G. III.
March l5, 1853. 6--l 3mly&ld
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DE A TIL s.

DEATHS but n path that must be trod,
If man would ever pass to COP.
pdrneH
DEPARTED this life, at his residence
two miles above Lancaster Village. on the
morning of the third of September, AN.
DREW GAMBLE, in the s5th year of his
rge. He was one Of the few remaining SOL
ders of tho War ofIsI2. He was MIN of
quiet and amiable disposition, dcvotng the
last years of his life to the preparation for
that rest which remains to the people of God
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LUMBER! LUM BER!!

IU NJ DIN 10 NJ DIN
NOR sale ut the Subscribers Steam Mil
Il miles from Gooch and ingram's Fer
ry, 10 miles from Browns Ferry 81 miles
from Lancaster c. H., and Is miles from
Liberty Hill. None need be disappointed
who send and all bills will be filled ut the
shortest possible notice and of choicest Tim
ber, we pledge ourselves rs heretofore to
givo satisfaction to our customers.
p. II. HAMMOND BAILEY g. co.
July 20 2I-2m
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Hats and Cans 7

dats and Caps!
A BEAUTIFUL. HAT, for $50.
IA do do do 400
A Superior do $50
An extra fine, [new style1 500
Navy Caps, with covers.
Travelling Caps, &c for sale for cash,
by f. ID. KENNEDY g. Co.
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PiRELY VEGETABLE.

hrsc Pills act rs IN EXpcctorant, Tonic
and Aprricnt. One 25 cent box possesses
three times more power to cure diseases than
u one dollar bottle Of any of the Syrups,
Bal>ams. or SarsaparlIas that was ever made,
and 4 simple trial of only one box will prove
'',T ,"l"''" u"tii' EasqY.!
They promote EXpcctoration, loosen the
Phlegm, and Clear the Lungs and other Sc
rrrtory Organs of all morbid matter, and
there is not another remedy in the whole
Natrria Mcdca capable of imparting such
hcaring properties 10 the Lungs and Vital
Organs as these Pills. They cure Costive-
ness. produce good, regular Appetite, and
Strengthen the System.
Price 25 cents per box, containing % doses
Of Medicine.
Call on the Agents who sell tho PILLS,
ana get the Planters Almanac gratis, giving
full particulars and certificates of cures
Both kinds Of the above named Pills are
t"r sale Mt Lancaster, G. H., by HASSEI.-
TINE & llAGl\S and J. d. HALLE, who
also keep supply of DIX. SPENcER's VEcE-
TABLE Pills and
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Walking Canes.

A pretty assortment for safe at very low
IA prices at the
BOOK g. FANCY STORE.
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ALSO,
D R. STR0NG'S
PECTORAL STOMACH
PILLS

y remedy for Coughs, Colds, Catarrb =,
Bronchitis, Group, Whooping Cough, Asth.
ma, Consumption, Nervous Diseases, Dys-
p"rsia. Cost!vcncss, Eryspclas, Disease of
the Heart, Inflammation and Pain in the
Chcs', Back and Side. and all diseases arising
from a dcrangcd state Of the Stomach, and
to relieve the distress and bad feeling from
eating too hearty food, in weak and dyspep-
tic habits.
Warranted 10 be
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

LANCA ST'ER DISTRACT.
A j. BELDON, who is in the custody of
"A the Sheriff of Lancaster District bv
virtue of Il Writ Of Ca Sa at the suit of Miss
ID. McEwcn having filed in my office togcth
er with n schedule on oath, of his whole cs-
tate and effects, his petition to the Court of
Common Pleas, praying that he may br ad-
mittei to the benefit Of the act of the Gene
raj Assembly, made for the relief of insolvent
debtors. Ii is ordered that the said Miss ID.
Melvin AID all others the creditors to
whom the said A. J. Brldun is in anywisc
indebted, be. and they are hereby summoned
and have notice To appear before the said
court ut Lancaster Court House, on the eth
day of October ncNt,-at / o'clock A W.. to
show cause, if any they can, why In" praycr
of the petitioner should not be granted
Office Of Common Pleas Lancaster Dis
trct this 18th day Of February 1853 .
II. r. PRICE, Cl'k.
July 9th 22--3m.
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Good Meadows,

TUST received few copies Of n very
- pretty edition Of Shakespear and Byron
and on hind all the other Poets in hand
some binding. If you wish to buy books
cheap now is your time. Call Mt the
BOOK STORE.
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N0TTCE,.

rs hereby given Tint q Catawbe Lodge. ~
1 No. 2l,I0 o. F., win apply to the Leg
islature oe this State at its next session for
the passage Of an act conterring s,pcu sald
Lodge, q corporate exisiance. ~
sss l.ss w. a. MOORE, Sec.
Aug. 8, 1853. 27@~ssu
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COM M ERCIAL.
M A R RI A G E S.

Till Hymen bro't his love delighted hour,
There dwelt no Joy in Eden's rosy bower
The world was sad!-the garden was y ild
And man, the hermit, sighed-till woman
smiled Campbell.
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On the evening Of the 9th instant, by the
, Rev. c. l.. Gillard, Mr.. ID. ID. HAMMOND
TO Miss N. c. DALRYMPLE, all of An
derson District.
MARIED-On Thursday evening the lst
inst, by the Rev. John Culpeper, Mr.. JOS.
POWE OF Chesterfield and Miss SARAH
HALLIBURTON of Darlington District.
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South Carolina.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In The Common Pleas.
Margaret J. Stewart AdmX. Declaration in
vs.. Foreign
Jonathan ID. Johnson. Attachment.
a. ]. Cauth0n & J. f. j. DeclaIation in
Beckham, Ex'r& Exr'x Foreign
VS.. Attachment.
Jonathan ID. Johnson.
Inc Ex'r & Ex'rX of Declaration in
5. Beckham, decd. Foreign
VS.. Attachment.
Jonathan ID. Johnson
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6. w. MMINN.,
Hcndersonville, n. c., Aug. I6, 1850.
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 9

tions
s565~ The genuine will in future have the
signature f. Taylor on the steel plato en-
graved label on the top of each box. a
Purchasers are advised that mean eotp-
terfeit of this article is in existence.
The genuine is sold only by us, and by
our agents appointed throughout the South
and no pedlur is allowed to sell it. Deal
crs and purchasers generally are cautioned
against buying Of any but our regulaf agents
otherwise they win be imposed upon with a
worthless article. SCOVD g. MEAD.
Ill Chartres street. NJ Orleans, Sole Gene
raj Agents for the Southern States, to whom,
all orders must invariably be addressed.
And sold by m
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WAXHAW LAND
For Sale

or oa1e,
4 40 ACRES of first rate Cotton and
tfC Grain Land, lying on the North side
of Cain Creek, 6 miles North Of Lancaster
e. H., on either side of the main Charlotte
road About rs acres of said land il in fine
condition for the culture ofcotton, and near
~ 25 acres suited to the grow IT, of corn or
Wheat. Two good streams Of water run
through the above tract abounding in
Good Meadows,
The situation is we'll known rs being ns
handsome as any in the District, and furnish.
cd with never failing spring Of good Who'll
some water.
The subscriber wishing to move away
will dispose of the above place on moderate
terms. SAMUEL STRAIN.
White Oak Grove, Lancaster District. 81
Sept. 81, 1853. 33-3t
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DIR. lIULL'S
CELEBRATED Pills.

which stop the ChiIIs and Fever the first
day, and do not sickcn the stomach or ope-
rate on the bowels.
July ~ 20 ly.
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I OUTS, truly,

NJ. w. WALKER, Nd
ForsyIhe, Monroe County, Ga.
To Mcssrs. Scovil g. Mead, New Orleans,
goo. .. .... '
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINI}jENT

s'ROM rich and poor, bond and frec--all grades.
colurS and conditions, the same need of praise
,rres'.tably gwen to this w"nd"r'nl Preparations
thousands nt bcttcS are sold and used daily and
out one universal opinion is uttered by all who use
H. ana that Is, that no remedy before discover
el possesses such perfect healing and curative prop
erucs' nets hh' magac in relieving pains of any
klni, n" matter by what caused or how cXcruiating
-sprains, di-locaton Of joints bruises cuts burns
scalds, ulcers, cancers, rheumatism. piles cakcd
breasts or any pain, soreness fitness or week.-mrs..
ct JOINTS muscles or li;amentS. The linimcnt is
equally applicable and equally cfTectual in giving
Immediate relief Try it. A. G.. BRAGG d co..,
sole ropricors-Principal Offices, 30l Broadway.
View York. and =. I.nui.. MissOuri. "
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

An AND AFTER MONDAY. OCTOBER 10,
~ lsi3. Passenger Trains will ran Il. follows:
Leave Boston at = \. VI. reaching burlington at
90, and Montreal at ] r. VI, and o.dcnsburgh
next noon, in season for Steamers for Lewiston,
Niagara and Iiu Halo.
Leave Boston at ~ % W. New York at ) A. ".
Lodge at Mont pclicr W. and arrive at Burlington
at 10 \. 81, Montreal at ,, and Osdcn.burgh at 6
T..
Leave ROusrs Point at I 30 A. ", and p. VI, in
connection with trains leaving osicusburgh at .
\. NJ. and =. NJ, and Montreal ut Il A. VI. and =.
NJ, arriving in Boston and New York TUE SANE day,
by the & \. NJ. train from Montreal, and the next
day from Ogienshur.h.
For further information in relation to Passengers
and Freight, apply to OTIS KlMBAII., los state
street, and the Ticket Ciiirc, .icolays building, 80
Court street, Boston. and at the Ch0mplain and st.
Lawrence Railroad Office, Montreal.
JAMES MOORE, Supt. V. c. II. r.
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70 First Class Lake Beats,

Running directly through to and from New York
ana all Ports on Lake Champain, thereby avoiding
de!oy Of tmo ddys IL rc-SUp,ng Goods at Troy aud
whitehall. Property destined for Western lakes
will he forwarded from Kousc's Point, via Northern
Railroad to Og'lensburgh thence by Crawford 10 5
Eric II Ontario Line Of Propcllors or via Plitts-
tufrSh . Montreal Railroad to Caughuavaga, and
thence by Steamers on the st. Lawrence.
The Boats of this Line will be Invariably toucd
by steam ON Hudson River aud Lake Champain.
The Steamers BOSTON, Capt. CuANBrRLAIx /;
ETHAN ALLEN, Capt. lllyc>L.Y; JAMES II.
HOOKER, Capt. SNYDER, will in connection with
the Merchants Line daily between WHITEHALL Bur
increased facilities for Transportation of Freight
and Towing
Property entrusted to this Line for Transportation
is in all cases actually and correctly weighed at the
time of shipment, and the injury and delay to which
property may be subjected by tran,hinncnt, is en-
tircly avoided. Particular and attention given
to good destined to Canada, and to all property to
be forwarded by the several acknowledgements
for Canada, forwarded by Northcrn, Charnplain 4
st. Lawrence, aud Plattsbagh aud Montreal Rail-
roads.
Dcbenturc and Warehou.ing business, promptly
and correctly attended to-
A. NTS.
MALCOLM CANFIELD, No. 5 ~ Cucntics Slip
New York.
FOLLETT 4 CO., South Wharf, Burlington.
SMITH BRIGGS.
A. FISHER, 40. 1871 River Street, Troy y. Y.
a. Vi. HERMAN, X. K. Depot, Osdcnsburgh.
CIiAS. SEYMOUR, Montreal.
April .. dAwtf
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.FORTHER.F RAILROAD, ". Y.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

IN and after Monday, May 30, lS53,
" trains vii! run follows
Leave O. 5Iensburgh ate An = 30 A. M, ond2 sc
p. VI.
Arriving at Rouse 7 oint at lC.i5A.M. II AN
ana : IS NJ.
Leave Rouse's Point nj "a. . 80 NJ, and e 30
+. VI.
Arriving at Oglrnsburgh at 80 P NJ i, NJ, and
II NJ.
Passengers leaving Ogdcnsburgh 10y the morning
trains Will be able to reach
Boston and New York the same Evening.
BY thu afternoon train they will reach Montptrl
1ni Rutland the same evening. and Boston and New
York early the next div. They vii. also reach the
steamboats, IN season tor their evening run south
through Lake ChrmrIain.
Passengers .ravIug Boston and New York in the
early trans from those clirs and nOHtTeat nj
0'ctOck 7. VI will reach the boats from DsdrIs-
rurgh Tor ports on Lake Ontario and the Upper
Lakes the same evening.
The tram leaving O4Irnsburgh at 30 A. NJ con
meets with the Express steamers from the West
putting passengers by those steamers INTO Boston
and New York the SANE evening. g Ikis tIain
does not stop AT Way stations
GEORGE PACKER
dNwu Superintendent.
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loNGfELLow.-" All this baautfl.' world.
Indeed know not what TO think of il. Some
times It Is all gladneSs md sunshine, ani heaven
llselils not far off. Then it changes Suddenly.
and Is dark and sorowful. aud tn. clouds
shut out the sky. In the life of the 81 ldest of
US, there are bright days like this, when we
ieei as II we could take the great world in our
arms: Then come the gloomy hours, when
the fire will neither burn in our hearts. or
on our hearts, nor our hearts and all wi,bou,
and within Is dismal, cold ard dark. Believe
me, every Heart has It's secret sorrows, which
the world knows moi and oftentimes we call
man cold when he is only sad
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India Rubber Gloves.

VI l -, Nh EMS, &C.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, in making their Fall
y purchases should not neglect these desirable
and salcabe articles Their manufacture has been
much improved of late. The Wool Lined Gloves
and Mttcns are Indispensable in cold and wet
weather. Ladies will find these GLOVES very useful
in any work that soils the hands, not only protecting
but making them soft and Waite Also, an excellent
remedy for salt iihcum OF Chapped hands They
are made all lengths to protect the wrists and arms
For sale, Wholesale by BOWEN a McNAMEE New
York NORCRO'S 4 T0WNE, Boston and by
all Rubber Dealers Smrs
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AN ITEM FOR THE MARvrLous-The
following remarkable statements were made to
us by Mr.. Robert l.. Ellis, of Medford, deacon
OF the first baptist church, and n very excellent
man. On "Wednesday evening last Mr.
Edwards, member of band, died suddenly
at his residence on Ship street. Mr.. Ellis
kindly called upon the afflicted family to tender
his services TO perform those Offices required
at such time. lie had been in the house
but few moments when he heard the note of
posthorn coming seemingly from an apart
ment in the house the sounds were repeated
at intervals of from five to ten minutes at least
half-a-dozen times. Annoyed by it, he searched
the house and vicinity to discover the cause
but without success. There were ten or twelve
other persons IN the room, all of whom heard
the sounds, and all were utterly at loss to
account for them. Mr.. ltchiield, very res
pectablc man who Occur les part of the house.
suggested that The sounds proceeded fiom
certain closet. 1t was opened. and thry were
more distinct. On a shelf laid the post-horn
of the deceased. 1t was removed by request
the sounds ceased. and have not since been
heard. We know Mr. Els personally as a
gentleman Of intelligence aud strictcst nteg-
rty. He says all who were there will testify
to the same facts. Here is then an item for
the marvellous and which has caused no lit
tie excitement in Mcdrord - iioSion Chronicle
There Is nothing new under the sun. \
case. almost the very parallel of this occurrd
IN lhpland, a great many years ago A post
horn" hung up IN warm room, continued to
discourse most eloquent music. for consdcra
bic length of time The mystery could only
be accounted for on The ground that it beng
extremely cold weather. the music had become
frozen in the horn, and cane out directly it was
placed in a warm position. That horn bplour-
ed to Baion Munchausen.l $40, Ere. jour.
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ssPIRITrAL BOOK sroREANnprR.

- LISTING House, 300 Broadway, New York.
have recently issued the following Books. The an
hcNcd if;'cs include postage. Brittan's Review of
Bcechers Report, = cts Discourses from the Spirit
World, by stephen Oin late President of fine Yves
leyan University at Middctown, through r. p
Wilson, Methodist Clergyman, - cts. Approaching
CRISIS, being a Review of DR.. BUSHNELL bv A. j
Davis, t3 cts Sccrcss of Provost, concerning the
inner Life and World of Spirits, II cts Sitting,
Pnounatology illustrating PrcscntimcntS, Visions.
lppaiitioms, &C., ~ cts. Pilgrimage Of Thoma,
Paine in the spirit World, through Rev c. Ham
mond, Medium, - cts. Rcchcmback'. Dynamic. of
Magnetism, Electricity, Heat, Light. CryStalAtion
Chcnlsm, &C., 81 20. Celestial TelcgIaph or So.
crcts OF the lic to- come, revealed through Pcrcrp
tionS ot Occupations and Conversations, with Thirtv
six Spirits, 81 -. Shckinai. Il splendid Spiritual
Gilt Book, calculating the nature and relations of
man, vital, mental and spiritual Phenomena contain
ing Portraits of Sccrs and Eminent Sriritunli,t,
%c., &c., -. Present Age, or inner Lie by A. j
Davis, 81 %. Judge Edmond. ON Spirtuai.m 500
pages - 80. Erttan and Richmond's Discussion
OF Splrtuall-in, 400 pages octave. cmbodying the
greatest number of Fact, and Arguments, i,ro and
con, on this subject ever brought together in one
VOL, 81 Is. Al,o--rhc Spiritual Telegraph. the
organ of Modern SpirituaIi,m. weekly paper, -
per year. PARfHIDGE d BitI'TTAN.
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WALKERS Pass, says the san Joaquin Re
pWbhcdn, is about six miles in length and
from three hundred yards to Il mile and a
half in breadth, the narrowcst place being at
the eastern extremity of the Pass Tn. Pass
is free from obstruction Of all kinds ii buggy
can be driven through it without difficulty
The mountains rise ON either hand from the
Pass to the height Of about : 900 feet, but
are neither rrcripltous nor very rough
They are without timber Immediately at the
Pass, but at short distance from the Pass
they are covered with heavy timber, the pre-
vailing growth being oak and pine. Ut the
opening of the Pass to the east, the sandy
desert commences, the mountains east Of the
Alohnhvc, about hundred miles, being dis
tinctly visible.
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Narb.eiyc;. Vross vsauscEs.

COLUMNS. TABLE TOPS, &C, sc,
In Imitation Of the choicest , arblcs,
Manufactured by the
N0rbic Company, Sl3 Broadrrag,
NEW YORK
S!LAS e. HERRING.
Business Department, j. RUSTON , months.
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NEW DRESS GOODS


VT'''T Vt
NO. JAG BROADWAY, corner Of Liberty street,
New York, offer for sale at low prices full
assortment, comprising French Mcrinos Printed
and Colorcd Mou-in de Lainos Paranat.as, Al
lhccas Bombazincs, silk Plad,, Ginghnms, English
Prints, &c. large assortment of WOODEN shawls.
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shr ste~i Esair sbyr.

Bp ALLARD'S New and Improved Edition is the
cheapest and best article now offered to the
public. 1t will color the Hair any shade in twenty
minutes PrmcipIi OHfs, 3}3 BroaIcly,
LEW YORK ly
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Millinery Goods.
WIN. ATWATER g. co.,

"a Chd,nbo street, NEW YORK.
4 RE now opening their Fall stock, consisting Of
a Ribbons, Satins, Nclvcts, Gro de Antique, Mar
eclinc and Florence silks, Trimming laces, Grape
lose, French and English Grapes Bomba1ines, Ar
tiGcal Flowers and Feathers, and general assort-
lnent Of Millinery Articles, to which the attention
of the Trade is respectfully invited. 3nOs
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Flames a;.d VzciadeOn>.

z. U. UNIIID Z X :,
423 Brodi,cdY, N1r York.
FNllE Organ codcon, with Two Rows of Keys,
6co the best instrument in the world for
Churches short Of the large class Organ Price 5000
3lnn.
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'Eo an" Fhs.>iGns world.

IDIANO FOIiTE>, BENNEIr 4 co, 3Gl Broad.
N way, New York, are manufacturing and have
constantly on band an extensive assortment of Pr
amos embracing every variety Of style and size
from to II Octavcs, from SIOD to Il 900 each
We have testimonials from the first Pianist, in the
country of the superior Brilliancy, Breadth and
sweetness of tone throughout the entire rcyi,tr OF,
our Pianos while delicate elasticity of touch la.
been prc-cminchtly s,curcd all our instrument, are,
fully warranted to give >ati,ttctiun BUYERS who
understand their own interests y i'll call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. BENNETT Il CO.,
~ 3Gl broadway, New York
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piano EFUrsrS.

FSNllE Largest and Best Assortment of first class
4 Piano furtcs in New York, both with and with.
out the .Eolian Attachment, may bc found in AL
Broadway. All persons wishing good instrument
at a low price will be to fad one At
LINCOLN a rHON PSnN'S,
ly AL broadway, New York.
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