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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01

NOTICE The uadertrasd, havsg busnsu ua-
der the name % Gus. % y VIII kssp constantly
hand the old stand Of Woodward pennyivunia
between ION Ish gsnsra
consisting II bsdns masrns entssy atss
which respectfully invite
the pahiic gsnsrsy with shat sxssa win
made 10 please.
WIN. j. SHELLEY,
T. g. JOHNSON,
n. r. GUY.
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01

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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01
FOREIGN NEWS AT HAND.

The steamship ST Louis sailed from Havre for New
York the l4th ultimo and is in her fifteenth day
The Cunard steamship Canada sailed from Liverpool on the
18th, and is overdue at Halifax
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01

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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01

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stesi nscrAsd ~ vsas Price ~ ".
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kml Ssekssoss. asAx m
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01

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win ppN1kThs poh1e jsvnd s1entas - - sssvs
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Mnnu1AesuBes, ewW York
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01

NEWS ns-A ew ds~issbs psws In Trim
ity CnsscA vsss wi bs sod -HssA sSparasiss
W. MAfcton Cayso hail. % ~ Fvd kSosss REGISTER T. c. -
Navy Aesetss oA<e.
Mar t-nHs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01

lHrEA EATING NEWR.-We have jest received iasse -
for ladies' mssss and children
wear, Offer very
Lsdiss' sastess from u TO a.
Missss' bso~ u svesy kin4, IN psopestica.
on chsdssas sAo~s have eeso sd syl< from =
ssn~saly Where AsA sooA asseD~st
ch1senl We III assssss shs1 49,
isfaction il give 4 call.
sks sspared " nssoAcnss Every
b. seRttssen A1ssA msss ~
chi1sen
Also AsaA every Asscpca d and Shoes which viii he
Cav ana yoar.sve. parchsss elsewhere
a. G.. MILLS 4 CO..
Ma. ~ Hsvesh
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01
ny ,. G. ne0UIRE. A~et....ss.

VERY VALUABLE FARM NEAR WARRINGTON CITY AT
public Tuesday March -, - O'Clock, n
auction shall ssn farm ksowa - Oak NM sss part Of
on ~ nile sa q me between
fosase and Bsnnisss Bdgs sd sstssss sss sn h
John Douglas, gardener and ncsist
TT farm Is Of which snA
cuvston oodlasd ths soil q ssD1y oen snl
cav botsom the whtts Thsse Ans
chsrd ofchocs sit comprising ass psss vss cher
he house u built nodsrs building,
twelve rooms cellar surrounded with fscss shAds
pump watsr nearly stRse harm No.
and il rsspec u suited oS c"~a
try residence.
Terms One basncs in i aaA 3ysss, for soss'
occurred BY and bearing stssss
= las. G. MCGUIRE,
M.r \, a. a. Auesi0sses.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01

AsorHEa risE.-y ssssrdsy morning frame workshop
Of Eighth and destroyed by IRE
II va. owned and occupied by Mr. William Pcuton, ceda'
cooper,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01

THK AsroR HorsE or NV Yoxx--It Il said that Cole
and sisson have taken the lease OF the Assor House
New York city for eleven years from the FIRST OF mex, May
At an advance on the present $4,000 per annu
Mr. Asor agreeing 10 spend $4,000 for improvements and
repairs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01

osn rnn Rusoas-One Of the rurnors OF The day
thai the pamcsaou plan includes the raising Of an
recon IN Poland the destruction odessa the coercion
OF Frss TO take part in the contest side or the other
and an immediate loan Of f2soooo 900 to remove all fnaa-
cial anaieties
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01

NEW OaLEASs, February 1.-THE Crescent City is below
with Havana dates to the 24th News nnimportAnt.
s. o. Nelson 4 Co., cotton factors, have suspsndeda
biities $780, 600 or S75O0O0 Their win probably
more than the loss.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-07-07
A NEW IDEA IN RHYME.

NJ. nan" "a ''A'
sbe brougbt II baek laii il NV.
Twas little either had to say
She was 50 strange. and so sby.
The snronting buds. the birds n time.
And time stood still and wreathcd his vinrs
with rosv links from lime 10 June.
-,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-07-07

nifty, peahaps, hut not always with fidelity IN
the party who ntide him all he had ever been
lie defeated Cas- 10 1915 by the Buffalo move
ment, and the gioat body Of the Democracy Of
tho country will never forgive him tho aci.--
His political course is run, and lhero are few,
we apprehend, Who will say thai its close is as
memorable, or ID results as useful TO The conn
hy, as the cared OF the "old man eloauent. -
who looked upjn The last Of earth from the
floor Of the National Councils.
Mr. Calhoun the remaining member Of the
jackson trio, wth made to feel in his after life.
the barrenness aid hcarilesness Of the victory
over Adams andClay. lie had done much to
elevate General Jackson. lie was himself the
fayoriIc Of Pennsylvania in 1894 for the Pfesi
dency. lie yiqded his claims TO Gen. j.. and
accepted the naninaiion for the second Office
and was elcciedb by iie people. The influence
Of his high position was afterwards used 10 de-
feat the re-electun Of Mr. Adams his own be-
ing secure without any effort in this direction.
lie voluntarily Sasi his fortunes with the jack.
son interest. tennessee. New York and South
Carolina were ins cotnuun league. lie work
was accomplished, but tho rewards turned, like
Dead Sea fruits, to bitter aslvs, at the great
carolnian's touch. lie was soon driven from
all influence in the now Administration his
friends denied lis patronage, and he himhslf su-
pcfceded as Vice President by Mr. Van Buen,
al the instance Of the Chief of the party. IIS
career is known 10 the country. II was alto
petler, rs ehequered as it was in many respects,
unfortunate and sectional. His couniFymen
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-07-07

or we shall in future dine in Paris or in Phil.
adclphia. (Signcd) SrruBrs." 4"
Mr. Kapp ,indcaicd General Sicuben against
the impuiaiion of a worthless mcrcenary and
vagabond, which has ofru been cast upon him
in this country. lie showed that Slcubcn's
training in the military school Of Frederick
the Great, and his experience in the European
contests Of ilat time, rendered him superior to
the other generals Of the Revolution as a dis
ciplinariun, and that de revolutionary army
owed is success in no small degree Is the 5t-
der and system which he introduced. Mr..
kapP's paper throws new light upon this sub
jeci, and renders it moro apparent than ever
that the life Of General Steubon must bo writ
ten anew, before bis character and his services
in our revolution can be properly appreciated.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-07-07
POETRY.
WHY DON'T lie COME I

Why don't he come said the blooming maid,
AS her hand on her snowy brow she laid;
Why don't he come Why lnger there,
And leave me here in n world Of care,
To watch, in the hour of twilight grey,
The suns last tnts, as they fade away.
Why don't he come VIII nights dark wing
No tdngs of my lover bring,
Shall sit and watch with careworn breast,
The evening star as it sinks to rest;
Aud when its last pale ray has flown,
Shall still be lingering here alone.
Why don't he GOMEZ lie has told me oft
la loves low tone, so sweet aud soft,
That his pledge Of truth, and his whispered vow,
lie held rs dear as do now.
OH he little knows how deep mourn,
As my signs on the evening breeze are borne.
J. X. II
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-07-07

a"d liltlo boys warning them to keep 10 ilosc
refined and intellectual pursuits which raised
him to so high pitch Of popularity, during Tho
early part Of his career but to cschew hll
tendency 10 that gross and dissipaied indulrencd
which has brought this mistaken bird to an un.
timely cnd.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-07-07

The WAY TO WM SprfLE WoMAN's
HEAnT.-Let your hair hang in suPerauous
yingleis over your neck and shoulders never
suffer a razor to touch your face squeeze your
self into coat Of mulberry cloth put on a
vest striped with green, yellow and d,-pants
checked with blue, crimson purple shove your
feet into pair of boots with the heels at least
three inches high dangle little black cane
tipped with brass huge brass ring upon your
little finger. and you viii be the lion of the
day, and win the heart of sny simple ain you
meet with
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-07-07
CURRAN,s INGENUITY.

A farmer attending fair with hundred
pounds in his pocket, took the precaution Of
depositing il in the hands of the landlord Of the
public house at which he stopped. Having
occasion for II shortly afterwards, he returned
to mine host for payment. But the landlord,
too deep for the counlryman, wondered what he
meant, and was quite sure no such sum had
ever been lodged in his hands by the asionished
rustic After Intellectual appeals to the recol-
lectioni and finally to honor Of Bardolph, the
farmer applied 10 Cuiran for advice.
Have patience, my friend said the counsel;
speak to the landlord civilly-iell him that
you have left your money with some other per-
son, Take friend with you, and lodge with
him another hundred in the presence of your
friend, and come to me-
lie did so, and returned 10 his legal friend.
And now l can't see how sm going to be
dred back again, but how is that TO be donel'
Go and ask him for il when he is alonei'
said the counsel.
Aye, sir, asking won't do, I'm afraid, with
out my witness, at any rate
Never mind, take my advicey said the coun<
sol-'do as bid you, and return to me-
The fhrmer returned with his hundred, glad
10 find that safely in his possession.
Nov, sir, must be content, but | don't
see as I'm much better off,
well, them said the counsel, now take
your friend along with ybu, and ask the land
lord for the hundred pounds your friend saw
you leave with him.
We need not add that the willy landlord found
that he had been taken of his eaurd, while our
honest friend returned 10 thank his counsel, ex-
uldngly, with both hundreds IN his pocket.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-07-07
ADVERTISEMENTS.

For one square of u lines minion tyne three IN.
soriions LOO; for each Subsequent insertion 20
CENTS. liberal discount to yearly advertasrs
Viii be made The hdmber Of Insertions must lie
market on al advertisements, otherwise they will
be continued until ordered out
POSTAGE - Tie PHoESIx Il sent ihto All the
iowns IN WisDuAH CousrY, free or Postage. The
iosiage 10 any part Of this State out Of Windhali
County, will be 10 cents year.
Ion Wnr.t. o.......i :.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-12
The Pestilence.

l can give no adequate idea of the wca-
ry desolations Of Portsmouth. 1t looks
like the fallen city of the Arabian Nights,
in which everything was suddenly petri-
fed and frozen into silence and death.
Closed stores, perfectly deserted streets,
window shutters everywhere fastened, and
nothing to relieve the unnatural blank
ness of the scene; out hearses, cofins and
corpses We are humbled, scourged, bow
ed in the dust before power in whose
hands the strength Of man is weakness
and his wisdom folly. DR.. s. Of New
Orleans, who has himself lost three child
rem, believe, by the fever, and whose
experience of its ravages is second to that
of few men of his age in the world, per.
haps, informed me day or two since,
that, in his judgment yellow fever was .
bane for which no antidose had yet been
discovered, aud that human skill was en-
tirely inadequate to its management.
When l tell you that such disease is
seising our citizens at the rate Of over
fifty a day, in population of certainly
not more than twenty-five hundred, you
may have some idea Of the fearful near
ness with which death stares US in the
face. There is no civil government, no
printing press going, scarcely store open,
no buying or selling, save for the trade in
drugs, no banking, no legislation, no wish
ting save deaths visi,iugs, AMI worse than
all, no hope
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-12
TURN OUT
MEETING of the Citizens favor;

as follows:
TURN QUIT
A MEETING of the Citizens favOra-
II BILE 10 the construction Of the "LEW-
ISBURG, CENTRE Il SPRUCE CREEK
RAILROAD" will be held in IIartlctOn,
on Friday, October 5th, 1855, at 2 o'clock. Ii
is very desirable that the friends of the Road,
in Union. would especially turn out and give
aid and comfort to the strong feeling in Centre.
The members Of the Committee to take Sub
scriptions are expected to bring their Books,
that it may be known what amount of Stock
has been taken, and also what additional sums
can probably be secured along the line In
Union County.
number of good Speakersare expected 10
address the meeting.
Samuel HauPt, J. F. wilson,
Jacob Smith David Hayes,
John Wilt, James Madden
Id. Forry, Samuel II. Knight,
Samuel Weidensaul, George Broucher,
r. NJ. Foster, r. V. b. Lincoln,
William Eilert NJ. Halfpennv, &c,
STOCKHOLDERS OF HARTLEY.
Sept "a, 1855.
The above, are known to be among the
most intelligent and respectable people Of
Hartley township. Numbers of the citi'
zens Of Mif1inburg, and Of their friends
in New Berlin, and few 10 Hartley chose
to say that it was a " fraud" a humbug,"
an "electioneeriug scheme" and de.
nounced it as such verbally and also in
the Star and Times. On the day Of the
Fair, they created all the prejudice they
could against meeting.
On the conclusion Of the exercises at
the Fair, Capt JOHN Wilt called the
attention Of the people, from the stand, to
the proposed Railroad meeting. He said
that, a one Of the Commissioners Of the
proposed Road, he had, in connection with
the late, lamented DAVID DUNCAN, been
empowered to call tSo meetings, one in
Center county, which was held according
to notice in the summer. In his last con-
versation with Mr.. Duncan, they had
agreed to hold meeting in Union county
some time after seeding; and the large
harvests and lateness Of the season had in
duced him to az upon the time Of the Fair,
which would undoubtedly call together q
larger number of people than could be as
scmLled on any other occasion, and they
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-12
Hartley Railroad Meeting!

Two weeks ago, handbills were printed,
and paid for by citizens Of Hartley Twp,
as follows:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-08
pTyR LUMBER.

"A :.
MoHN F GLOVER & CO eoraer Of .s1iE and Seyent h
eb streets Granville tod egle intern zoe
Mt Seasoned Pine aubes en- saeing ait
"a sjaknasses viz. Tongned and sreoyed Pine an {
Al oorSns: Dressed and uadFessea gsn caslngs aud
mi ON feet sound CoWEaaE BoNfs5 euitable Tor
an fencihgs PsRs aud Fapar ShiugeS &c
iva made Order ct the oge prices sess &,
S<sb Rliais Mantle Pisces Maudings Frames i9r
Trard Windows B1tHot press 20 AZ
uho.ua . 1900. fe6i2 tt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-08
1TcHEs- CLOCKS. AND JEW EIRY.

wwys have iust rsoefved our new st7eE 5I Y - -.
" 4 -lncFs Ieeelrg aud Silver Wars a{5egcther-rh hnet
sai Isess stock aver oersd in this city aad Nheh Dc
H. low ratss ezates sell At lower figures
Ahan nna have and SILVER hunting and tsee
watches from the do the cheapest articles gold
for and vest chains; ladie and gents breast pins
seal scale aaa plain drops aTd rings lard and
fob seals; in short article IN our business
In great VARIETY of style and price. -,
wncn we VIII ne son
With every OF irnn and wood
svbs and thirty clocks direct from the factory
which will ielf wholesale retaI as low - ey eA De
led n Western city.
PuAs~ BfFTROLFF e. SONS Main st.. bet. 1st ana I'd.
B-Evsry article soid in ablishment warranted
40 be As repTessnted.
soriswelry. .r,es1a apt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-08
CLOTHING. sc.
rHa ALLiKs syaaENuiaF2 isfl !.

6STNGE~ MESS RS : H{.EIsEts s. LIZ A.sEE HAVE
&eassi the Oh Corner Water the
Journal Once and ied srko~ing with Tie lar-ssts
sortuleEt lasst Is - Pail and Winte Fitatbg FUR
nishIig esoas -te eHi sff nlshingy 10 the
Allt1-s IA r. BE8S COMPELLED ~ sFERESGEK.
TRElN NkW SToEk
csn lists 81 psys Of Ash 1asy ready msde Clothing
ftaIt Is p az iF2e tgeteT win the
tsa's PRIESTHOOD and TaioTs Furnishing eoegs
sxS brought q tiif tss 1857 tsetles Tor ard
nanGfac shz aig sslerio- 7nvs1er eeass-sz
them a ~ ties hi All oTe with The best
81 afas sad AZ t gaPs- Country apt
al geasEsly. resrsfIl s5tsd 10 eRfl f
erHe teis SeR Stock sd hfslc krces before purcEas
ng vissxhera. dscI6-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
~WAHOLESALE D8xY GOo4S.
j. S.. JAG ESS & CO.,
SIC assoBs
Q sx,ls, rsr m I'm
-rRsr- sTREET. gVAesst IILF, IsspfkNAs

T11sr STREET, EEaNS II,LEay ISD1kNAs
TgFvtTG nad-rsg " th. ta4gxst AID
X .css. tsats. Caps Boets
zni Sho tstrsas IN his city. stock
has hse e5si hy9ae ann lo has ID log
Tteaee In f Ncn trAfe1 win solely the wants
q th e9afr aaa having prahaat the most Of goods
iroa IN ana Factrer al the Eastern markets.
enables ofr the BUYERS for csh trads prompt
pay. iey9fthsu they re purchased -. Lsn and
equally good terms mad ia GlacnRsa er Loua-
sius. Oar stock consists In part Of
DRY GOODS,
cloths nes .we.ds and jeas % al stses
aud color red. yellow and WOOL fssuels se
abasls apron checks shifting tick
ing, beanhe rown aud blue drilling dcaip brown sheet
sag seachet nan black and cOlored eambrie MACK
and fancy aipaes lnsires cehurgs and &c snes
gagh iaeeuet. white nuBs cheek esu5iic irish liner
ard ofshs most desrabs And s'yiss sIsnsA
NOTIONS
Linen cotton and six Iacs ssgings IsssrtiOss sk
Aad velvet ribbons sonnet ans -sbsns combs
blstons hosiery Il thread FL linen cottos band
cravas tapasnd ribbons wool
der shirts conaforter tanle cloths and covers
needles. monnsas penels holders pens brushes
hooks and eyes pins tnmels Bnsr Has 4e.
HATS 81 CAPS.
silk fur black white hats white
hats, kossath huena VISTA wide awake washing
ton hun Saran ss nothing grades
eloths velvet and Elszed caps.
BOOTS A. SHOES.
andboys Ii ?, calf soza boots chld.s
enammeled and patent leather shoes buns. s
psrs. &c. boys and youth Eed and
calf hrngans, ladies' and nts rubber shoes. &c
epi9-3mo daw y. $. JAQEESSl& co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-08

S f. w / N G. al a 9 H J N b s !
gNNHESE siaehi ss opcrass npcn tirey new rg
n pie. using sdilfsl = atehe nee aA
They have IN eperatisp ID bss - - Sn q
entIy Icing give shs oIzhtI.%i
aHd hay given en- tire setistaeticn-
They are very construction. aBdbighly o-nsnRea-
tai we'll sefn fitted aforn lady Iariof or eeeu-
py conspFe position in the tbs artisan
fdtAss furnish Machine that nopq be
pjifl, y-us4. we3tas 10 tse wants o. Ialiors
and Ccak Maksrs Shirt rui S5iar Manufacturers.
ar ssaaH.lt assur Machn in the present form
the hest ofere6 fQsthe public. :,
honstnds eaRstetifT 20 their merits On All
family sewing wsle 5inrf and Col ar siaantaet
TTfr work.
examination ofthe Machines IS
Tori ins 4 Rex6's. r. q. ISEAD
=. nItsf Sole Agent forS6uthern India
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-08

TENT n uu fersisusd removed eis Taoriug ~
mani ID SsaonA street Immediately opnesisa ths
bytera m 0harch in the Ofdas with Or We9d shNse no
wouIt slEi all his old cfSeo1ers eHe 'y hle
her OF would he peased tn serve tetn ita
ANYTHING limo sneh coats vests PANTS draw
lie u shortest possible notice
THANKFUL favors he would most socit
eontnuance the hands Of a9ihera pnhltc
w y D. lshl-aa9.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-08
= ME- THINGS CAN BE DONEeAs WKLL. a
OTEERSt
H. TIE a, AfE 9 Of, RTs S

wNT OIID the citizens of Evansville and his Gus
w repgrally that he isnow e their service
or usSt
with very stock Of hoesnd shoes Laales
every infants
bootS Also gents boots the staple StogpJ abe
In at French pump together with full supply q
stfpeers pumps etc etc. Please call
and see for yourselves You always I'm at home
less ahs.nt Ga business such ceectng bills
taktng raeasuras 81 attending to the little ones
isss l@ HEN RY J. H. Rr.
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rfs,rovAt or Boor AND Joe sToRE.

Still. IN fHk FIELD!
I'm DnsCSvER Informs his old cestenlers an sotc
resrsy thAs he has removed his 9eot ar Zoe store
- rrss street. between Main treet an TIRE ost lower
sids whsfe prepared u make FL ties o. heess an .
- a. All k iii daIiv 81 the az HOUR promised
sd no stase He hopes to receive alhera patronage as
hs5' me no has tartso anew y nS 80
nEonn PIN 70 saeeasd- 49, -
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GOOD ARTICLES, AND. CHEAP,
M sSSt EAs9 ss.r-- ard rsiSned Just opened
trw Se ssfhR Aatsc >treet Aet@seu Vine and
xcsd0fe MED by bT. HaY
air scesEg lie has las. rcestyeaz ssseE q Fail
rar Winter Clothing the best make and sic latest
Ess ~ (which i'll he sold Earksbly eheaFe Altar
ssees hemen's Furnishing Goads pch Shrts COL
iArs. gr4s Socks Drawers HsnfiRs4esies & &c. Of
te fines Varieties. sf0nya this seors
astonishlD ~ Cheap. Cali for ysrTsAlyes
epistg ADD2 "a JACOBS.
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IEw ELRY sToRE OF

e-AruMsY FRS sTREEr5 fIREk DOORS peLe"
FL s8f ana ,FosT OFFICE. -
Tts Store keep constantly hane large an general
Watchrs Ciocksapd JeWeIEy u al KINDS
and pfthe ytss and quality. ~, u -
ofNew JaSeIry both use
fhl which snpen for public Inspection
stock wi-be constantly supplied ~ additions y lth she
which extensive
es.,n sell at the lowest prlees
Repairs ny kind executed in competent manneE sad
All done at store warranted
oos old Gold and Silver the oatlibera
.,.,,..,
Aei'tos aTsrnins nv stock and prices, ian5-H
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oHSNaE DE Pso-PRIETOLs 5
sRUGs. MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS SC, &c.
ArNNfiOnEsALE AND RETAIL By
II !, N 81

ArNEff0aesALE AND RETAIL By
T,nfEH e. VERLIN @.
wv W mi have puEchuse the esire stock Of
fjrllrSanA Medicines OFF NJ D. Miller y Co, and
inland ,arryng on he rug businessat the well known
Jtad Of ller 4 Farnsley No. "a Water street.. snder
the arm Of Leeh Sc vetliTg
Charlie fsaieh 0fthe irn, hopes he slavoray Snow n
30 the public Aaving been engage in aT, Crawford
Belrs store the last i've wears Peter VeriinS ofthe
as ne arm having elerking in the present store the
asst thraa years. tters himself with having tAe ecn-
deuce ofits old customers.
We intend keeping on hand large and fresh stock of
drugs and N edienes and hope hy this means and by
attention basness aud by low prices, % merit
CHARLES LEIGH.