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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10
OUR STATE.

The majority Of Fremont over Buchanan is now up
10 rs, OO0 and is likely TO 60 triae higher yet. Over
Fillmore Fremont has now 100, 900, and is likely to
increase Il htle. Rut that is enough. Kings ma-
iority over Parker for Governor will certainly exceed
30 OtO Over Brooks it is at least 100 900. The rest
OF the Republican State Ticket runs little better than
King.
ConErcSs.-Messrs. BENNETT, SPINNER, MURRAY,
+. Ii. MORGAN, Dom, j. M. PARKER Gen.
A. p. GRANGER, aud in short nearly every Re
publican Member WHO stood for reelection out
Of this city and Brooklyn, is elected by q
vast majority. In Oneida Nlr. MATTEsoN had
10 contend with fusion of Democrats and
KnOw-Nothmgs on the same candidate, but he beat
them by 900 majority. Mr.. Bennett me, similar
coalition in the Chenango District and beat it by
stnl larger majority. And in the strong Democratic
district composed Of O.segO and Delaware, in which
tie three parties about even last year, Mr..
MoRsI, the Republican candidate encountered both
the adverse parties combined on single candidate
~. q. Gregory and beat them handsomely. Two
year, sincc the Hon. REUBEN L. FENroS, a Free-Soi
Democrat WHO had opposed tic Nebraska bill
throus bout was run out by the Hon. Fcancs 5, Ed
wards TX. NJ, wlo received 1876 majority. Nov
they were second time rival candidates, and Fenton
has beaten Edwards Icy at least 1000 majority.
L<gis0tETC.-Ne cannot YET give the naioes OF all
he Members elect, bnt they VIII stand about ~ Re
publican, 50 Buchansn, and X. n. The N. Ms are
l in Duichess ii Delaware, in Erie, Greene,
in the city, in O;scgo, III RensSeacr, IN Suffolk,
in Sullivan ard in ULster. Several OF these are
BUCCANEERS very thnly disguised aud are elected by
fusion Of all adverse 10 tie Republicans.
In this city, Samuel 7. Roberts (Dem.), and not
George 0pdyke (Repl, is tho Member from the XVIII
District, comprising the XVuIth and XXIst Wards.
No Republican is returned from this city though fair
vote would give US several. John IL. ketchum Ire.
publican) appears TO be chosen from the Is District of
DuchtSs County instead Of Albert T. nous Buca lnau)
Wet ard north Of Albany, no Member OF Congress
and hardy Member Of Assembly is cLoscn who is
not a Republican. Schoharie County is Buchanan.
bu, al the other Csuutios in tie District Republ-
can aid have chosen CLARK b. CooHGANE to Con
srcss by a handsome majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10
" BE- to continue the sgitation." The North has
l.,sn scsudsIopsIy cheated and robbed Mr. Ben.

b. to continue the sgitatien." The North has
psn scsndalously cheated and robbed. Mr.. Ben
ton sympaihizes with US. He says il is outra-
geous but as TO he recovery and restoration Of the
stolen goods az to doing DyhDg else beside talking
union and harmony 10 counteract tie effects Of this
outrage, Mr.. Benton must decline to do that lest
Il should "con,inuc the agitation" But We beg
Mr. Benton's pardon. There liz one mora thing
which be proposes to do, or at lest to have done:
"Tbae WIS in I'll the carly period Of our Govern
mert f., ling Of ffatcrual affection and friendship. In
tie North, Pennsylvania and New York, The greatest
Saies Tad their sCJoarnmont laws, laws by virtue Of
which any person coming into those States With slave
had in Pennsylgan six months, and in New York
month, TO decide be was there as traveller or
a soournor and if be chose to withdraw his property
at any time within sX month, IN Pennsylvania, or Rihe
mC uils in New York ne couli do it, but II he re-
ered longer he became subject to the State law
and even ate lSn these laws were on the statute
books Of New. York ard PcLrsy rama. We hear OF
men who wero pacificatoIs and there arc many who
&c erye that title bat know who of all Others would
BE- entitled TO the name Of Pacifcator. II would be
the who would take mp these laws of Peunsy Iva
MIA and NcwYork ard present them to the people OF
these States recalling the feeling that existed whenthey
enforced and call them to do in the same feel
iIg now-to co exactly row as our fathers did, and
keep harmony, peace and friendihip 10 the Union
such is Mr.. Bentons scheme Of pacifcation.
The Missouri prohibition to stand repealed and abol
i,hed, snd the whole West open 10 Slavery; Kansas
to be yielded up to the shareholders, to be followed
in due tine by Utah, NewM Mexico Nebraska and
so forth: and IN returo for the Border. RUfian
te.ies Of the Shareholders, Pennsylvania and New
York 10 reJuact their adjournment laws Such is
the Buchanan system of policy, as marked out by
Mr. Benton. Such is what even the so-callcd mod.
eiate men Of the South mean by justice, cOncila-
ton, and harmony. The difference between such
men and your Atchscps and StrngfelOws, Deug-
lases and Bully Brookscs, is only the difference
between the oiy-toDgued rogue who picks your
pocket while passing himself of rs your friend,
and the ruflan who lies in wait for you in cor
ner knocks you down by stealth, and then robs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

eshorted nor expected any one to vote .e..,t
ihem on any other. Even Erastus Brooks oo,,
succeeded in dragging us into alIusion TO hi, "A
sistance to what we deem the Rights VI Labor. q.
the morning Of Election. And now We bidhj.
welcome TO all the consolation be can derive from
the fact that some voters, who were comp.lsa
by the force Of truth TO abandon Fillmore for ".
mont, Gid not realize Ike public necessity for
dropping him. while in many Counties hi, friend,
traded of their votes for Congress and Assembly a
increase his poll. Let him slide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

II viii be seen by document in another column
that the State Department at Washington has relt-
Grated piece Of petty and pitifid injustice aud
la~!essness, often before perpetrated by that De
partment, IN refusing passports a. number Of
eoored Dins're- about 10 travel in Europe, that
refusal being based On the ground that. although
born free Ia tie States Of New-YOrk and Pennsyl-
vania, they ore not citizens Of the United States.
The Official who signs il speabs--n ra her ambgl.
Gus terms, TO be sire of opinion said 10 have
been gwen in ie2I by Mr.. Writ, then Attorney
General, that 10 cOored man was, for want OF citi
zenshp Of the UniIed States, qualified 10 command
vessel engaged under the acts Of Congress in the
that opinion and intend 20 hunt il up, a. present
only remarking that as a matter Of fact co!orea
men, to our certain knowledge. DO command yes.
sells saLipg IL the foreign trade both from this port
and from Boston; and we have never yet heard OF
any Custom House seizure on that GROUND.
Mr. Marcy il seems, from the document which
We publish, while he refuses the passports asked
for, set graciously and condescendOgly proposes to
grant the applicants free papers in the shape Of
certificate that they were born in the United states
and born free.
When DR. Lcgou Of T. nueylTauia wen. 70 France
ia 1883, in hopes Of being able by his represents.
lions to aytit tie war then threatened betgcen the
Frrcl Rcpeblc AID Tia United States. ;nsiesdd
esIlyiog to the State Department. whore DC va,
not in sery good order, foe passport, DO took
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

According to Tie account which Mr. Thomas H.
Benton gives Of himsel, in Buchanan speech of
his delivered at ST. Louis just before the election,
he mus, lie not ony The most remarkable man slive,
but The most remarkable man tina. ever lived.
From tie c0rruous tak about himself, Of which
hat speech il chiefly made ny, il might be pre-
sumed that ia spite If nj his boasted strength aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10
NtwT)ork Dailp Geibn,te
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1850.

A limited number Of advertisements are '~Aea !"
Tx wEKkLI TaBUSn at the rate OF one do", D nc
This p.pe has attained circulation o. 1890 :,
eope. and unquestionably tho best moaum exam,
for dversing in the country. Advertisements should
be handed in at any time before, and not Later than
Treada y of each week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

E"H. Cny King" whites from S'onmSton, Conn.,
Tia, ncler Of the Brookscs spoke in hat town during
the late canvass, and that the vote i" Fillmore, a.
stead b,ng So Us returned 70 us wa 49, PehaPs
one Of these Il IL accounts fOr the olAoI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10


The votes of the three Northern States Of Now.
Jersey Pennsylvania, and Indiana, whose electoral
vote is given to Buchanan, are Prett. equally di.
vided so that the above aggregate will not be ssas
bly, diminished by them.
The mass of citizens opposed to Slavery-e1t q.
sion in the Free States will not f,revcr or long
be overslaughed by tho arrogant tyranny of a
slsveholdins arstocracy in the South, backed
though it be by corrupt snd pusilianimous Pro-
Slavery faction in the North for to this Posi.
ton is the once overwhelmingly powerful Demo
cratic organization reduced. Though We are beaten
in the election of President, the Republican
parry yet towers over all its opponents in the
Free States and exhibits . strength and moral
grandeur " hich must command the aiicctonate and
enthusiastic admiration Of every man among its
supporters 1t will gradually absorb all patriotic
and liberty loving citizens around its standard unid
it shall ultimately Oyerw helm all opposition wher-
ever is exerted. II already has that assurance
power which will enable it TO act with both energy
and dignity in the pursuit OF its cherished objects,
and its course will be marked out and pursued With
contempt of every effort to extnguish its spirit OF
peryert its patriotic purposes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10
Bnsimes Notices.

TpH IILUsTRIOUs FAMILY OF SMITHS.
1hc family Of Smiths have been
: 81 In each department tmouA
We'll point you out gloriou: Smith
.. In every path you Dauie us
-t'f Sir sy dpcy was a mighty chief.
...t4 Dean Sydney was writeri
A,d We have got a thousand Smi'
Ubose nance almost bright
Hear! Hear! Hear
A LONG and hearty Tiger" for the .sme of SMITH
Rut the brightest in these latter days
SMITH BsOTHERS claim Notice;
Tho orld for these, pean sys,
A laurel crown should vote
For In thrilling song protest.
And " Al maNc affirmation,
That our SMITH BROTHERS are the bcs
OF CLoTHIERs la. creation.
Hetfi Hear. Hear.
A "tscrr and another loT the BROTHERS SMITH.
S.t1H BRoTHERs One Price Wbolesae aud Retail CT jh
Warrtonse Eos ~ and 40 Fulton-s,., NeS.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

To TsOUSEKEEPERS.-We offer the largest as-
sortneBt Of CHINA, GLASS and GAsFxrUREs that can bo
found In New-YoTk.
In order reduce oursoct TO make for
large mporsdOns tbc propose to sell for the
nex thirty days at large discount upon the regular market
rates
comparison Of our stys aud prices is respectfully solicited
wv. j. f. BARLEY 4 Co.. Marble Stores
Eos. 63 and 633 Broadway bet. Blocker and nOnsOns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

p PIANOS AT GREAT BARGAiNS.-A large assOrt-
meDt Of NV and SECOND HAND PIANOS now selling az
GREATLY REDUCE PRIcEs,
J. & &. FlsCHER'S, No 3l5 Brosdway
Opposite IL BroadsBy fhestcr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

PIANOS AND MELODEONS.-The HORACE WA
1rRs modern improved Pianos and MELoDEoss be found
only at Broadwsy Pianos Rent and rent allowed ON
purchase for sale monthly payments Secondhand Piano.
from csc to $50 Melodeons $40 to flSj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

,,c-tox CoMmNEp-Wc are selling SEWING MACHINES
or family sewing quilting and other light work which com
49, 1 hes al each turn Of TIE drying whce Also i'm
proved machines making five four three stitches at each
revolution II be clearly demonstrated that other kind
of SEWING Machine before the public in comparison with
these CAL be used without positive loss.
l. NJ SINGER Co., No. 3ZJ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

superior articles ony Carce and Moderator Lamps Saues
m inches aud newell posts Paris BrOnze C8ndsbras Brack
o. CeDdesticks with flexible tubing for Gas Rspeseed OIL
fbr sale by III. DARDoSvILLE, No AS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10
MEDICINE WITHOUT PAY.

NJ.
will prosent boz Of NY MAGNETIC SALvE to any re-
spec,s person will call and receive IT, For Burns
Scroula and Ulcers unsurpassed s. b. Smith Electro
NSgpetist No n Canast between Broadway aud Churchs
Trees AND PLANTs.-PARSONs & Co.. Flush
Ing Y offer for sale large assortment of Trees and Plants
for street. the lawn the orchard the garden and the green
house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

----.I-n In.f -e-.ivod Tom
Europe 81 H. s. RoGERs's Extensive Bs11.r 30, W o. 80
way These goods have been selected ~ M ma oSer
oSnsmen Papef Decks Jewel Ca Wo5t , hs
vi. NJ ,i,i,s IN Chns Glass Bronze. Terra Gotta Paran
W., also oyery article for the toilet Combs, Brushes
p6v &C. an in ported and sold al prices lower than
ever before oneieu " w IT. s ROGERS No. 1872 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

RICH CARPETING.-SMITH g. LOUNsBERRY-
No 4G Broadway GIandst prepared exhibit
their FALL ImFoRTATioSs of ENGLISH French CARPET
NC comprising every description and grade from the
Cosby to the CHEAPEST FABRIC.
ESGLIsB BRUssELs good styles and quality 81 per ys-d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10
WIGS - HAIR-DyE - WIGS. - BATcHELoR'

WIGS aud ToUPEEs have peculiar their
They ceb sed all the world sO their graceful beauty
and durability charm. Tho largest aud
stock In the world Twelve private for applying his
nous DYE. Sodst BATcHELOR's, No 2fS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

The popular majority against Buchanan ia the Fra,
States is mere than four hundred thousand yo,s.
This is prodjg.ous, and yet by the workings of or
political sys;em, il is neutrazed and the mnor.,
vote made to tell sgaiDst US in contest where IA
only contending parties are the Free and Shu
States. II is only nOminaly that the party in tho
Free States opposed to the extension Of Slavery !,
beaten. Really they have IN immense prepou.
derance of the popular vote on the only GROUND
where the battle could be fought. The foIlorinr
table exhibits an approximation to the uajOrisss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10


kelly FERGUSON No 29l Broadway, and No 81 Resdss
have full and choice stock of BROcATELLEs, SATIN DE-
LANES. WoRSTED DAMAsks LACE and Muslin CURTAINS
CORscEs, GImrs &C. which offered at be lowest prices.
NkDow SHADEs.-Our stock of WINDOW SHADES is this
Ia New York and superior manufacturing facilities
enable offer these goods less than other houses We
Ito sffpslti Of close buyers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-22
Ruil.liuv STONE For Sale

A Il The Quarry, west end of Ottawa Avenue
N A good supply may always be found, a, from
Is to IS perch. Apply on The premises. e23.
JAMES j. NJ ACPnERsoN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-22
Family Grocery.
MORSE& CONNELLEY

IIANE now q toll stock oil all kinds OF family
ii groceries, which they are offering to the
public at the most reasonable prices the times will
admit Of. Their stock cons SIS IN plrt ot the tel.
lowing:
All Kinds Of sugars and candles,
Java, Mocha, RIO, aud L1gulra coffee,
Young Ilyson, Imperial gun powder, and black
teas,
All kinds Of spi;es and chocolate,
Pickl's, tomato, walnut and mushroom caisup,
john Bull, Worcestershire, walnut, and llarvy
sauce,
French English, and American mustards
All kinds OF extracts for iavOring
Picked and fresh oysters aud HOLSTERS snrdnes.
Tomatoes and beans, put up in cans Theoretically
sealed
Pear sago, pearl barley, vermicilIi. m1caroni, and
rlcc,
Flour OF rice and baking powders,
Tapoca, frnna, lslng glass and Irish moss,
Cocoa corn starch and ground coffee,
Curnnt I-liy ginger, peach, and crab apple
. preserves,
/ All kinds oi family and fancy soaps,
. Clothes, hair, shoe, wh.tewash, and horss
brushes,
4 large stock Of wooden aud stone ware,
sperm star. and iaI.yw candles,
Pepper sauce and olive oils,
PiJHe-, rai-ins, dn"i peaches and apples,
Cream OF tartar, sofia, and slDrttu',
Lemons, oranges, hs-, and cilruns,
PowderuHi shot,
Fig, natural leaf, twist, fine cut, ireiol, and pa.
per tobacco,
Nc0ichand Mlccaboy snuff.
Cigar, Of al kinds and puccs,
Western Rrscrye CHEESE, butter and eggs,
sugar cured hams,
White fish, trout, salmon, and mackerel,
Alton lm-,
Brandy, vines, porter and ale, by the bottle, for
med.ca purpuses,
Al kinds OF willow AMI spin, baskets,
Mop, and brooms
Besides a handred other articles, embracing eve
rylhlug IN family use, winch We cannot take room
to mention.
We invite all who are in need of anything in
our line 10 give usn call. We have spared no
pains IN fndeavOrng to secure the very best
guilty OF everything IN oar store, AMI we hope
~ be able to sell our goods fully a cheap, If no,
cheaper Than can be bought els,.w 1crr IN this cl-
~ fNay 49, NprsE s., i,nH.rttry
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-22
La Sale Street Drug Store
Ie. VI. NcAIeTIJJR,

HAVING purchased the entire stock ofdrug.
] medicines, oils, paints, &c, formerly own
ed by Hunter & Ioombcf, would say TO hl,
friends and th' public generally, that he will con
tnue the drug business az the old stand on In
Sale ST, two doors uorth OF II. II. SHIij's laN
Office, whrrcl wi. he happy - accommodl .,
all those who may favor him " ~ 4 call. Al
persons wishing bt1in pure article m III. drug
line, will always be -nrc TO find II at McsTthur'-
Is hr int-nd- to keep no other X nd. lie
"Onlu invite u attention OF the ladies IN partic.
ular to HE stock ot perium-ry, whlrhls the best
AID most extensive ever offered IN Ottawa, vary
ing ~ price nd quality to suit purchasers III
has also 4 large and brau,iigl assortment OF
'amp-, lanterns, chandeliers e ail sizes, from
twenty 1--WE cents up b. hity dollars each
Also hat, tooth, pail. cloth AID pam, brushes
oia,l descriptions, be sides SOAPS, shaving cream
pom1lnms, ha oil, comb.. pens, INK, paper, en-
ysiop"s, aud a host Of fancy articles too Numerous
TO mcnuon. lie viii keep constantly on hand
s'th aud glass OF all sl2es, glazed ready fer Use al
manufacturers prices.
Dr.. McArihur will continue the pracic. Of
medicine as heretofore, and may always be found
at hl- store when not absent on professional bust
ness. t~hrudty3 3.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-22
Real estate Column.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

" he undersigned offers the following real estate for
I sale al situated In Ottawa OF its immediate vcin-
W that will satisfy tie purchaser In every case
that he has bargain. 49,,
The house and lot at present occupied by D. r. HIT,
being lot IS In Ottawa City, containing several acres OF
excellent land Besides good dwelling, there are on 1t
awell finished tenant house first rate stone stable
aood lasting w. at each with other outbuildngs ana
improve ment5 81 q superior kind.
Also, a Good lBniry Farm to rent or for sale,
containing i42 acres, situated within the city his on
the south side of the Illinois River, all enclosed with
good board fence. and has two dwelling houses on IT,
good well of lasting water, and an excellent cistcih
that part Of the land not under cultivation Is elegant
making il one Of the best situations for dairy In The
county it being northwest fractional quarter seeV" ~
In town ~. range east, ... ,,.
FL "a W ~ u. =. HIT,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-22
FAMILY CROCcRICS.

Comprising every article included IN th- n-t Of the
usrlul aud heaithiu subsi .nt,ls OF lie HIS new
pm Chgsrs are now arrivin, rom the south, and
with his purchases elsewhere, now comprise the
largest, fullest freshest and cheapest stock OF Ia
miiy groceries to be found between Chlcag, and
81 Louis. Tie invites all who are scepticni on
ihi- POINT to call ani them 1He following
srlie.e- comprise but payl oil MS lis, constantly
on band.
SSpgars; brown, Loaf clarified. and crushed.
CyBee, RIO and lava
.uoiassss, sugar honsr, plantation, and syrup.
I,,H"dirS, star st@aune, sperm, and taiIow.
'as' green. black, Bohea, &c.
,,~~P' fosn CASTLE. aud shaving.
lo'doo'' Chyendish, tine cut, smoking, &c.
- ',gms' anything from ",ong nns" to Q
mid iour penny Cuba"
Ots, lnseed, sperm, and olive
Pork, lard, ,alIow. &c
Fish, mackerel, white, herring, and ,r,s,.
COcOa Nuts. rasins, and cuTrants
figS, at retail or by the drum.
Ginger PreSerues, n very fine article.
IHogdr, the best crab and cider.
Pickles, IN Jars, all kinds, extra.
P,pPer Sauce. pepper, salt, alsplce, ginger
and ali other oldln,iy continents.
Nuts, Brazil. tiberts, almonds. pea nuts, &c.
Toys for children, including cry babies, and ev-
rrylhlns else from the elephant TO Jack the giant
killer.
Oysters, sardnes, &c. in cans.
Candies, a lot Of all kinds.
Pdits, brosms, mOps, &c.
Oranges and iemsns, fresh from the south, a,
retail or by the 1ox.
Paper. INK, Pens aniali kinds OF stationery
Popder, shot, caps, lead, and everything else in
that line.
Flushing taehle, from the longest pole" to
inlnnOw hooks.
Flour, potatoes, vegetables in their season,
butter, eggs, chickens, and all such little "ar-
Tangrmcnts" needed IN families, always kept
when they can possibly be procured Tor love OF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-22

THE best farm IN La Sale CO, containing $40
acres under cultivation, and % acres timber !;
SEQ fruit trees, 400 OF them now in bearing two
fine. and modern built one barn so by 80; two
springs and creek ON the place, &c. ! eIms mo.
d. rate. Tor sn- by Jung TRtE g. WATERMAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-22
Walkers Drug Depot.

cE4 d. W ,SaFn IL. ' Ak '9' h meth ID
GMA toners aud friends Tor their former IN e
XXI y,r ga. and I'd nov Y r., to call the at.
stock which he Is now T-cry ing direct from New
Io'k among which w! be found the following
articles.
Drugs, medicines, paints oils, dycs,uifs, way
nl,hrs patent medicines,
Window glass, paint and yarn-h brushes,
Wall aud curtain paper, books and stationery,
Tobacco, snuff, cigars, &c.
Prup,. laislns Citpns, &c.
Jul faue's, and other extracts
n ute lead and zinc, AT wholesale and retail,
lain and ornamental gas and camphine lamps
I oil window shaGes, with patent fixtures,
Patent medicines OF all kinds kept constantly on
hand.
am also agent Tor Jayne's medicines, and
Chrstie's galvanlc cura'lyss.
Druggists supplied nj wholesale prices.
School books, blank and note books, cap
note, and letter paper; envelopes OF all kinds
pens and pcnholdrTs, states, pencils &c.
I Also, tine assortment OF perumeTy and po-
mntums Tor the hair.
| Combs OF various kinds and styles. Clothes
[ hair, tooth, and nail brushes.
/ Fancy articles Tor ladies' toilet
/ Toys oi all kinds for children.
/ And in fac, would say that have everything
usually kept IN drug, fancy, and notion store.
! would 20 to those in want OF anything IN ny
/ line, TO come and see and examine my stock anC
/ prices, rs my goods were selected with care, ant
bought exclusively ioT cash, which will enable IN,
/ 10 sci 81 low that all will be satisfied Come and
/ give me trial.
Prescriptions put NJ a all times, day or night
/ andall drugs warranted pure and fresh.
/ Remember the place, Walkers drug depot
! south side Of the public square.
! May 49, y. WALLER