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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

MI boxes bale and rockisg chairs, schooner H. r.
stcney, from Charleston will please make herself
the office Of DOLLNER, POTTER CO., Isl Front ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS SITUATION TO COOK,
IA wash and IRON no objection the ,ountry Good
city refeIencewbe given Please IA Yarick St. can
be seen for tw days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMIES.
nALLE CAROLINE vBZIEN'S DANCING ACADEMY
M is now open tho instruction OF ladies and
IN the most fashionable dances Of day. School for pras
tce from TO g. afternoons; evenings to TO- Grand dan
cling soirses every Saturday, from 10 IL o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

EMPLOYERS IN CITY AND COUNTRY IN WANT OF
II good, industrious help, cooks chambermads
WATERS seamstresses and general horseworker will find
large selection Of competent recommended English
Irish and German domescs at the employmer office So
Atlantic street, South Brooklyn. Scotch hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

EUROPE : ENGLAND - LIVERPOOL. YOUNG
~ English LADY, of high rcspectaty wishes tho protec
tion Of family going to Europeher assistance, during
voyage being considered equivalent her passage She
off
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

A SITUATION WANTED, AS WET NURSE, by A RE-
"A spectacle young woman. Apply at l03 Smith st.,
tween Dean and Bergen Brooklyn seoond floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

WANTED-B1 HIGHLY RESPECTABLE PROTEST
w woman, situation fret rate cook, who
ftcIy undtrtauds meats. and in the
STYLE and all kinds Of fancy deserts and jees creams
apd cakes wants the highest wages Ca ali this
359 old No, East 18th St.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

TNARM EANAGER-A STEADY MAN OF MANY
years experience wants situation in this acty
has high testimonials. Address T. Chamberlain South
Side Staten Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

TOHN SMITH, OF NEW YORK, NOW RESIDING AT
81 354 Water street. would feel obliged Parker
Chamberlain if they would inform By advertisement IN
would also feel extremely glad to hear from either Of his
brothers Huchison aud Benjamin, his sisters Elizabeth
and Julia,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

Eog sAIE.A SPLENDID NEYyovypLANp pes.
= JpsciSS AtlQ9 Canal street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

NOACHMAN WANTED.-A MAN WHO UNDER.
stands the care of horses and is competent to
entire charge OF private stable hear Of
tion by addressing H. NJ p Herald Office Good
required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

WANTED-A FAMfLY'S WASHING, OR THAT OF A
w few single persons by respectable woman would
wash by the month by the terms and
be punctual Call at liS Wooster street. in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

CHRISTIAN HOME FOR FEMALE SERvANTs-or.
~ fee CO East SSth st. between 4th Lexington
lady Of high mental and moral culture reads for
snd nstrucs those committed to her every
used whereby the principles Of the Gospel may
into the hearts and lives Of those sent out from the nsu
ton Fifth and Madison Stages and Third avenue
cars within few steps of the door, Resident and visiting
governesses houekeeper also capacity
snpIlied on application. Donatilns respectfully soft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

A SITUATION WANTEp-BY RESPECTABLE
"A young woman, to take charge Of children and to do
plain sewing She is perfectly peent and eau give the
best OF references Can BIO for two days. resi-
dence her present employer West 25h between 9th
and It'll avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN OF REsPECTA.
IA hiity is DESTROYS to engage with lady nurse and
seamssress, or ladys maid and seares capable of I'LL
ing either capacity would prefer lady travelling board
ing for the summer Can give the best of
TO character and capaby seen a. 23 9th ave-
nue. hOor back room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

THE YOUNG LADY WHO LEFT ORANGE, NEW
Jersey, the 18th April last, and parted With hee
father 1t the Market street depot Newark the
earnestly entreased to return to her home where she win
Kind reception, relieve
Afflicted father and family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

NruEsE CHILD wASTED-BY A WOMAN WHO HAS
IN fresh breast of milk. Good reference. Inquire for
Me- Marshall at I20 Clinton OF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

yNANTED-A SITUATION, BY A COMPETENT IN.
W. dustrous young woman seamstress and to nssis in
washng would have objection to short distances in
the country First rate city reference Apply at Allan
tic st., Brooklyn, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

ClTUATloS WANTEp-BY A RESPECTABLE PRO-
NJ tes.ant man, stable to take
50 on farm Coed city reference Please call 49, cherry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS
n cook washer and ironer understands baking
try Can give the best of city reference
two days no. engaged Please cali a. lOS Mott 81
building. " - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

THE GENTLEMAN WHO SAW BLACK SILK MAN
L tila picked mp In Broadway Friday evening. May
H. will confer favor by calling Thos II. Sha ikland
Metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

SITUATI0N WASTED-Gy A RESPECTABLE PRO
~ testant girl IS nurse and chambermad, waiter; q,
objection to short distance The country Good city
references il required Can for two dayy a. "a
Elizabeth street, in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

YOUNG MAN, WHOSE EVENINGS ARE UNzN-
"A poyed is anxious to devote them TO the writing up
OF books making out accounts otherwise
testimonials be ful nished Address e. Baker Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

WASTED-BY RESPEcrABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
situation laundress che perfectly understands her
lusiness Or would do cham1erw M Best city references
Call at 81 Mott street, Walker, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

VVANTEr-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL
w stuation 70 do light camberwork and make herself
generally usefu sud tidy her objection
to snort distance H. tbe Gail days
at 1886 " est Goth street. Good city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

INFORMATION WANTED-OF SAMUEL ROLAND,
druggist, who resided Manchester, England about
1880 He will hear of something of great Importance
corning affairs in England By addressing Edward Moore
box 665 Post Office Chicepo. lilinois
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Day.
PERSONAL.

FEItSONALe
CAPTAIN JAMES BLoODGooD, WHO, IN THE
month April last agreed to hire premises near
West Hobohep New Jersey requested TO call the cor.
Prospect and South Fifth streets Jersey City without
euPAher delay. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GI9L. a
situation as ehld's nurse and seamstress; is o good
embroderer her business we
Apply for two days at @ Sd between and 2st
Sta, in tie fancy store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

MRS. GREEN MOST REsPECTFNLY INFORMS HER
M friends the public that her tor domestios 10
removed to No 10 white street, east side and soliots AL
coed doecs call and be suited in city country 70
the hest situations and highest wages Rates reduced
Employegs charged 50c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

NORRIS & COHNERT'S, 2s7 BROADWAY. COR.
"A ner OF Reade ct be found choice of English,
Scotch Irish and German servants for hotels aud
families Also porters WATERS coachmen, gardeners
GreenW st. - =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-04
DALEY NIRGINIAN.

Massaohusotra =AB she was and as she is
The Boston Daily Courier, in an article upon
the present political condition of Massachusetts,
,ucaka thus sorowtully, yet trnthfully, Of that
once Noble aud influential Whig State
"om Sate Is disgraoed and Inundated, but
we trust not iuetrovably ruined. Massachusettf.
the most cultivated, tho best educated the most
public spirited and, upon many good reasons.
the proudest State in this Union. has fritered
away her strength until she lies completely pros.
trate. There has been time before, since the
Revolution when she did not maintain leading
part in the national councils, and at least chal-
lrnge the respect Of her opponents, if she did not
sway the conduct of public affairs She has now
stripped herself of her titles TO inuene and must
hr content, fer n time, to occupy the lowest place
instead of that whcro she has been accustomed to
advise, 10 persuade, aud to direct. In the puco
of her statesmen nrc only petty politicians. In
stead of her men of learning and commanding ell
oquence and public experience, jealous Of her
honor and worthy of her oonfdonoe-she is rep
resented by eharlntans, and seosts, and igno-
ramuses-bY self seekers instendo OF patriotic
mind.=hy men prone TO mischief rather that
souls capable OF conoeiving, approaching and
upholdng whit makes for the general welfare.
We viii not mention her great msn-the living
mud the doad=hcr pride and The pride of the ma
ton who mem ~ ~ The door and were the legi-
t1late guardians uf ilock-for we should be
ashamed To recnPtulnto, by WAY Of contrast, the
nolnes of their successors, who hnve jumped oper
The fold"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-04

GHRte 1lANsnuNU, NJ -, 1899.
Wlth pleasure d. hereby b,u tc-umoui 10 ihe saHa
tive property Of the water II The Allegheny SPRING.
In thu ncr of 1917 my health lnird from pYspep-
an or lnd,resion which, despite ot lhe prescription
II tbcbr-i physicians ia the nnd, wur.e. In lSll
esiicd the Grny-en sulphur Springs, hut without any
hcuoil Thu Full W advised 10 uhnnd III. for a mo
my profession, AMI traveli winch d ior nentli yenr
consulting the beat plY rians could med with. In
1913 vi.loI the Safaoga and sharon Springs, n. y
"nd used thcr winters tor iou' ruuts, returning ia th"
Fali. without the sishtest horo4 ou tie parl oi nay
friaHds that could live through thr Water. was u
hrenhug -l,lctani In lSit visited tho White ST.
rbaf Springs, and thp1eh ! wns sritly improved. ln
the month 4 July, IA, wa4 rrcomur1d1 10 attend
the AllcRhnuy Spring, which at tHnt time wholly
anlno"u ns Spring. Tor Hny ouIuuy' qunes il pos
ses.el. Io my pttol .uipuec, found II 10 coptnin
powerful nncra prupeities nd pitc u g it threo
weels found mN.elf Rrenly improved. In August re-
turned Rud usrd lne for 'llco weeks more mud
improved r}oud any lhinp enuli Dlv" Aoped Tor. My
Improvement fnaed through thri yrnr. The next
summer again diuni the wucr lor hyo o. sH weeks
aud aln now hcaly nun. have 90 hesitation in be
Hegnr thnt this Nater wns IuwctiW aud principal
pfeat uulor Pruyidencn in restoration 10 hellth --
My oslmu'dlumy recovery attracted attention 10 this
Wptet hnj huve since known nuny very remark able
Effected by It's IN cas"s ot confirmed Dyspep
in. hrliovc it the very best mineral water upon this
ear.h ELI PH LBGAR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-04

The Difficulty botwetn Prentice and Clay
Irentce's reioindcr to the letter. of James B
Clay, rather "touched TINT gentleman on the
raw" Clay thea sout message TO Prentice
through his friend MAJOR Lewinski. enquiring
whether lac Urenticc) would hold himself per.
sonnlly responsible, as a gentleman, for the pub
Iications in his paper. To this Prentice replied
IA follows.
nm not aware sir. that il particular
ly concerns You to know what general rules of
action | prescribe for my self rs an editor |
have no objection however to informing you, that
# do any man such au unproyolxed and mortal
wrong IN my columns rs 10 entitle him, in my o.
pinlon, To TAKE or seek my life, viii hold my self
responsible 10 him in tho field, and that, if any
gontleman does mo such wrong as to make mo
wish for his blood will call him to the field.
presume, sir That all which it concerns you
"a know from mo, - whether | would accept II
challenge from YOU ou account of my comments
in the Louisville Daily journal OF the 18th inst,
upon your communication published III the same
paper on The eamo day. Without putting you to
the trouble ofaddressing tho question to me in
! do not wish 10 kill YOU, and am very clear in
the opinion TINT my article affords you neither
ust cause nor rational pretext for killing me.
nudo no nttnck or imputatlon upon your pr-
vnto character. which for nught know is unob-
ioctionabe. merely gave utteranoe TO the
thoughts and feelings naturally and necessarily
excited in my mind, and, as believe, in the pub
lie mind, by your dcmolishing the sacred old
dwelling house of your father and selling the
lumber.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-04
MuNrdnMFllY CO '

w cbcoru.ly recommend the water ol the Alteghany
Syringe believing, IA do that there Is no winter
hirh hu. hcou discovered that claim The high mer
IL this We hnvo hni frequent opportunities of
win, ssiug the won clul cures Effected by 1t in Nervous
md tuuncuus disrases mud long standing aud confirmed
oascs o Dyspcpain We hnvr no hcsitation in
noudng il to pcrsona afflicted with my of the above
dseases or who hive been suffering from my derongn
Of the stomach or liver We bcIiev, its medca
qupirics unsurpassed by my known winter.
JAMES NJ. G. KENT NJ. b,
SAM'I. 4 McJONkEl, NJ d.
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wns taken sic curly in the year 1853; confined to
my bed six months; my whole nervous system
Ii ely pro-trutcd had utmost wholly lost the of
liub4. During that time visited by several
physicians Of high Standing, but with all their Efforts
grew until became emaciated any one iv
ne could be- My physicians then advised me visit
the Allegheny Springs. did so-waa carried there
my bed being unable stand sit up-used the Hater
abont ten days-commeaoed improving once and was
fany rc,tored to health. have hesitation in say
ing thHt owe my restoration health entirely the
of this ter and believe hud il been for this
pow ernl agent, would now have been in the grave
HIRAM HUFF.
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SWIM. Rannoke 90, Mny 25. 1853.

take pleasure in suyinE thu from what | have wit
messed OF the effects of the OF the Allegheny
Springs in my own umiiy, nnd from the statements OF
others. entitled 10 full confidence who have used IL,
rreBId it valuable tonic and Alternative, pecu-
lirly sued restore te sccrctioHs and lost tone of
the stomach in ot Dyspepsia, to iny.gornte the
system, and remove thnt distressing train oi nervous
conn Iaints connected with dlsense OF long stand
tag aud general debility. JNO. II. GRIFFIN, VI. d.
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bounty Land Warrants.

NOTICE to tho SOLDIERS ofthe WAR ofl0l2
AK "A yon will soon be receipt of your LAND
pssvylWAltRANfS nud suppose each and every
esassone Of you fb get the very hghes: price you
run1helspe Tins tpnotity you before making sale OF
Nour cnfns ,np s. iI i've me call nave made ar.
Iougemeads IN Nes, York which viii ennbe me To pay
u"re laf nny e3e hc.r or this side of Now York
LAFAYETTE w. GRAY.
Agent for Militny Clbms,
IuusI La I,yuchbnrg Vn.
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7 y NJ TN VI n. MN VI. u
4. McJONkEl, NJ. d.


From my knowledge onl ob.crynon. have no heSi-
iuon in saving TINT The OF the Aleghnny Springs
Is equal if superior my - ia nnny cnres,
particularly rcmatknba in Of Dyspepsia Deranee-
o Liver or my dnraugeaeut whatever oi tho di
gestye organs; and beleyeuo wntcr has hi her claim
upon public confidence. JACOB KENT
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TERMS.

.,vgrNTtN is published daily gt 81, sn1 triWeeRly az
nm in advance. No laper will te discontinued, eN
= s ,rtnu the propriotors until all urtsafases sha
,SeRTSENENrs inserted for 5o cents o
- 'ss tor first insertion aud 81 cfs r Zach con
= ' lcss orlarpl inner mrm weekly, AMI thu 51 cts
,r vii ha charged fr each Insertion II las namler a
- mi and charged aeoor1ihty.
iei'' THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
Tor one square, daily
- tgo do do g.
r,r one SQUARE somi-weekly "a
foI " "i, 't DO 40 $40
81 Advertisements intended for both papers sueo To special
contract -. IL. ., A.. ~. t. a.. =, D.,
- or tbe advertisements charged at transient rates.
g. All new advert Ssenena appear in the da'iy and semi
v ekly papers. 49,. -,
--t4.ltIv for he
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

rENBE subscriber would respectfully cnl the attcn-
1 ton Of those wishing to make their fjeods pro-
sent tor Gafs,mas o. New Iea ts ail be prz"d aboye
Lamonds to Gull aths cutlery and select from tl- larr'
rssortmoutof JeweIry and Fancy Goods Ius received
for the orcu SION At prices to .uit the times. aud have
them filed with one OF one his ininu.italc PREMlUM
DEGuERREOTYPES. Remember HAT GIBBS bore
of onthe pam by the first premium oger al competitors
at the ttr an, at Petersburg and Richmondi which
il. sufficient guarantee lint his is tire uia'e have
your inlnge transferred r4ua mt So without marh
ado come along on rniroads in your carriages, or ON
foot as al are received alike, and You al" hnd p"oty ot
room good fire and every thioe mike y,a comfortable
while waiting YOUR time Of sitting In every ease en-
tire satisfaction gven-orly aarsa tnaie.
Atthe sign of HE flag +. NI"hS.
t-g-s Al pnpers ADVERTISING for me WI. c"nV.
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LYNcHnURG, May 10. 1855.

IYNUHHUNUt Why 10, I6oJ
Having had ample opportunity OF aseeriaining the
curative powers of the Allegheny Springs. take pleas.
ure in recommending the water invaluable agent
n Chronic diseases OF the stomach and bowels
JNO. II. PATTERSON, NJ ID.
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MEDICINES.
C,Irel-Baltimore Lock Hospital

tsue Cure l-Baltimore Lock dospli Al
" nrss or oss If orr powern Pain in the Lons Disease
ii the Kduey. Affections ot the e T4oat Nose aud KIN.
b,rril affections isus from iniisrrrou> no matter whether
from ntemlerne or the Use Of ario"t sll',or my '''
''''f IT, YOUNG MEN.
u, who i,ya become the victims of evil pracnres Aims
vat e"ante.- na",.ts ~ ~ . t,nnsop Of yann+ men 81
have i"en >"GLt 20 70 . ~ uips s3.l mn, l., ,,5,l "a,
r have cutraur listening scuates with the undet OF e
9.,1ne@ or wake. ., stacy lie liyin, Tyre.
those sulcrins anyof the following melancholy effects
Should Immediately afflN II a,,f,>.sr,,
Weakness The Ba, aud lnb Pains I" th. lin, haes
of sh L Of 1g23s Pagg1 @r9qh 6" ha 20, bya Dr. faa
Il us Gcncral Debility. symptoms ct Consumption "tr etc
l- Id Loss of Memory Confusion of Ideas. depression Of
spirits roreboinF of Evil Ayer n Of society self bnnsi
oFfICE.-No. south Frederick street, Seven Doors from
baltimore St, East side MP the steps
Il Be particular observing the name and number or you
WI "'''''S ''' A Cure Warranted
y many thousands cured at Institution and the
practice Of Dr. Johnston (eN'e'dn1 all others nese
ant guarantee that he the only proper Physician to be
consulted -, ,,,,vsrov
NENRER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE, OF SURGEONS,
fnl5n from Of the most eminent Colleges OF the
States and the greater Part Of whose e a been spout
Ia he Hospitals London, rls, philadelphia aud else"hre
own Many troubled with ringing the and head whe.
p great BUSINESS being alarmed at sudden sounds ana
Take Particular Notice.
Parents Gunrlians often mset with respect to the
OF disease in their sons and wards Alas
lrame ralpitaon Heart Dyspep-a Indigestion, derang
men of the Nervous system Cough and synItoms If Con
ump6on also those serious Mental effects. such az loss OF
Memory Depression Of Spirits or 1menar n!s of Ae4nehaY when
,arne practices destructive 10 both oiy and Mind are
existence thousands who might lave been Of use to
aeir Countfa pleasure to their ornaments 10 so'e
6a. 5ouNsroNs ISylaoaArIyE REMEDY roR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
This grand and important Remedy "s restored strength and
I'm a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-04
LYNcHPuRG, MAY 81, 1855,

LfNtHFUHG, NIhy IT, 1000
rheeriuy bear testimony tn the medicinal virtue Of
the of the Allegheny Springs, having witnessed lis
happy effects in my family, in many of
my friends. have hesitation ir giving ii my de-
cded opinion that it is the very best wnter known tor
restoring the secretion and lost of the stomach IN
cases OF the wol-t form Of Dyspepsia, and nVgorarng
and relieving persons afflicted win ne1vogsnss 1 "
general debility. hopi ~
juno 5d2tHwts n,
Iynchburg Republican, Richmond Wing and Exami-
ner and Petersburg inteligencer copy. oPy.----
HnEEsE, CHEEsE.--A tew Casks OF toa,
u 6ne CHI HEESE, from the dairy of Messrs. Look 4
Lincoln. July 3-ts OAFlo' NO"LiN " W.
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81 KOEg EGGN and DOMESTIC n
and Fancy Hardware, ga

" IT y T. r y 7 T. T. 4 " u n II I 4 d
Spring, 1855 Main Street. Lynchburg, ia.
" - have just received supply for the Spring, of
Hardware, Oui'ey, Guns, Pistols, Hunting Tackle,
B11img Marc,aH4 Cnrpenlers, Miilwrghts and
Smith Tools, lntniue Utensils. Carriage and Buggy
Trimmings. Snddiey, Nhce.tnukers Findings, Floor and
Table Oil Glolh-, Flucd Goods, Window Cognipa aud
Sundrs. Wood mud Willow Ware, House keeping
nrtcle of every dcscrinon, Fishing Tsce, &c,
&r which renrrs stock the most extensvs nnd
lrsirabe hive yet offered for public favor, and
embracing "a RreatnI variety than any in the State.
Thos, desiring rlronnse will find superior class
of goods md satisfactory prices aud all who wish
merely 10 many articles that entirely neo, we
shall take great pleasure in showing.
arl I2.dNcts SIMPSON e. BRO.
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NEW-Y0RK,
COMES. FANS, AND FANCY GOODS

WILLIAM TAS X II,
nA PARK PLACE. NEW YORK. hlsite4 tie nj
~ lrution of Sou'hern 8Hi Nc.tero Nelehbnt.
t. his new ,tocN of fens enmI., Hair Tooh mud Nnit
Bru.bes Ladies' Rcticulrs, Pc,u',ry SOM. Port
Nanfaie. jet nrl Beil Bracelets, rocbrt Boat-.brcss
ruftaos Pins aud Nn,llc-. lioo,- am G,rs. Watrh
iua ls WaN, Coral and Gins otds, Necklaces, \ C..
iuda rubber Combs Gone., baii' Nnd iuysel ssrty
description. Scissor. Razurs amt Cutlery 6uli AMI
sat awrlry, Aceordeons ani "" ins including cen
end nial very lagc stoei, Of English frrn nnd Ger
mau tpa,y Gooda, which will loo soll nj the very INV
est prices tot cash approved paper
- Orders by ottrr selected aud put up in the hrst
manueU#
WILLIAM IkSkER,
10 Par, i'ace. New Nnrk,
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- COMMISSION MERCHANT

FtItf50WF, 7 a.,
De,aes hseNeia~vr atteuten 10 the sale ol obaoco
" Wucar tluor - II. Cotton, a..
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VENO MANUEACTURERS
Il 500 bs prime Gum Arabic
Tonqua Beans, Tobacco Fayors;
Branding Boards, Red aud Blue Paintsl
Oils. Lemon, Bergamut, Anise, Cinnamon, Al
monds, &c, NC, for sale cheap at
II. THOMPSON & cos
iy3l-ts New Drug Store.
TNEA, TEA.-A superior article Of Imperial
n Gnnpowder, Mischief and Black in fact, all ur-
cles kept in family grocery, at under
the Warwick House.
jy26ts CRAWFORD & RICHARDS.
GROUND ALUM SALT.-l000 Sacks in
VI store on consignu ent for sale very low by
iy I8.t4 ALFRED s. LEE, Richmond.