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LIBERIA.

The Republic Of Liberia possesses the ele-
ments of progress, and so must sooner or later
be great State. Africa is not to be, but is,
colonized. What was an experiment once, is
no longer so. Still, Liberia has much to do, or
rather much is to be done for her, before she
becomes what it is her destiny to be.
The people of the State of Maine have I'M
dertaken work in the colonization cause, which,
considering her situation at the extreme north
east of the Union, is not little singular. She
has undertaken to build and present to the Col
onzation Society the first ship of q projected
line of ressels to sail between Liberia and the
United States. This will be an honor to that
State.
A union between Liberia and Sierra Leone
is advocated, both in England and America, as
advantageous to both, and to the great cause
which both have at stake-the civilization of
Africa. African settlements are considered
practicable in the interior, and ex-Presdent
Roberts is in favor of the attempt. African
discoveries gre prosecuted by DR.. Rebbman,
DR.. Barth, G. J. Anderson, and DR.. Livings-
ton.
David Hunt, Esq, of Mississippi, by his let
ter of December 3, 1855, announces gift from
himself of five thousand dollars, " for COLOMBIA
ton purposes" Great Britain, France, Bel
GUM, Prussia, Brazil Lubec, Hamburg, and
Bremen, have acknowledged the independence
of Liberia.-Newark Adoertiser.
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TO SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

A GRADUATE Of n German University wishes TO Oh
IA tain situation teacher of the Classics and of the
French German and English languages He would be
satisfied with small salary. Would be efficient in a
common school consisting mostly of German scholars
Address MAURICE GQsTZ,
AIS Care of Buell. Il Blanchard, Washington ID C.
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CHITIS, COUGHS, HOARSENESS.
PU BLIC SPEAKERs.
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

A RETIRED CLERGY MAN restored In health
"a Few days, AFTER many years OF great nervou, .n
ieTlng, Is anxious 10 make known the means of eur
w III send tree the prescription used Direct IA. H.
JOHN NJ DAGNAlI., No. 50 Fulson street. BrooA .
New York a.
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THE PEN AND LEVER

A Weekly Paper, decoted to Science and Hs
Useful Arts.
A Illustrated History of Inventions is contlpg,l m
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guished contributors - - N'"'
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SWEENY, RIrTENH0USE, FAINT, & CO.,
Bankers, and Dealers in Exchange, Coin, and Lant
Warrants,

No. 352 Penn Avenue, doors west of Browns Hotel
WARRINGTON, ID. c., January I. 1856
Sweeny, Rtienhouse & Co, having associated Hamil-
ton g. FAINT IN their copartnership, will continue the
Banking and Exchange business in all its branches UNI
der the name and style above mentioned.
Ii. II. SWEENN.
49, c. T. RITrENiOUSE
al HAMILTON q. FAINT.
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There having been no election, the second
vote was had, and resulted as follows:

No election having been effected, the House
proceeded to the third vote, with the following
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LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL,

!
THIS MILL has been the favorite with Western farm
for nearly years, and has taken the first pre-
mums the principal Agricultural Fairs Of nation
and IN the most complimentary manner, For durability.
simplicity OF construction, and convenience of the
Little Giant has no equal. Ii may be used with
with horses and according to size will grind from
eight TO sixteen bushels OF feed per hour from dry
or corn and oats The Little Giant in weight from
four hundred pounds in price from SOS to $50
according to size, and be worked out doors without
INJURY from the weather.
These Mills positively guaranteed suit or the
purchase money refunded on the of the Mill
For Mills or descriptive circulars, address
ROSS SCOTT 4 Co., Philadelphia,
Manufacturers of Metallic Mills exclusively.
LINCOLN COUNTY, KY, Sept g. 1855
Sra In compliance with the request of Mr. Hedges.
of the psentees Of the Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill
return 10 you, their agent, the Mill No . which have
used the past and upon which have ground
ly nine thousand bushels. The of this Mill con-
slider inappreclable; but have stated above return
it at the request Of the patenee who wishes to satisfy
himself upon this point by actual u n'BssSn
MT. H. NJ. WEArHERFoRD Danruk
Testimonial of Cassius n. Clay.
WHITE HALL p. o., MADISON Co, Ky
GENTLEMEN write 10 express my delight at the work
OF the Little Giant dd NOT I,us 70 me boys" this
with strong mare, that pulls it easily.
You have done more for your country than any twenty
give up my mill for $50, or more.
am, truly, your Obliged, obedient servant,
NIessrs scorr & HEDGES, Cincinnati Ohio.
AGENTS.
r. l.. Allen, New York Parker, White. + Gannet
Boston, Emory Bro. Albany C. NJ Widrg h Co Ell
mira, N VI James Wardrop, Pittsburgh, Pa Scott 4
Hedges, CINCINNATI, ONO f. w. Lawrence & Co, Chi
eago, ILL.,; James b Chadwick st. Louis Mo All
DANIEL R. GOODLOE,
Washington, ID. G.
A rTORNEY AT LAW, will prosecute Bounty Land
N and other claims on the Federal Government
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PARATUS,
MANUFACTURED BY C. d. WARNING, A. M.
V1 Poughkeepse, ~ Y. Catalogues gratis. 44o
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NEW VOLUMES
or THE
FOUR GREAT BRITISH REVIEWS,


Edinburgh, North British, Westminster, and Lon
don Quarterlies, and Blackwood's Edinburg
Magazine, Monthly
Commence NTH North British for Mlv. lsj.
and the other Reciers and Blackscood 70
July, 1855.
I'ERNS OF SUBSCRIPTION--Any one Review
4 lakewood, 80 "a year. Blackwood and "nr r.
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Lakewood, $40
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III lhe United States. only eighty a year Mann
fourteen CENTS year each Review and twenty -iul
cents year on Lakewood. Address
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81 Gold street, corner OF Fulton, New lork
iFJ Please mention the above in your next notice
also, suggest that the present j. favorable for
subscribers To begin.
IL Editors will oblige by sending such copr. Of h-
paper as contain notices, OF the reprints and 49,
Onty 10 Blac kwoods Magazine, New York.
IL Subscribers IN Washington city and vicinity su'
Piled free OF postage, by
TAYLOR & MAURY
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The BURNS RENDITION INDEMNITY CASE
Boston, Jan. Sin the case of Ella Us. the Mayor
and Military of Boston, for damages for per-
sonal injuries received at the rendition of An
thony Burns, Hon. John P. Hale this morning
made the closing argument for the plaintiff.
He denied the legality of the proceedings OF
Mayor Smith, in investing Major General Ed
the removal of Burns from Boston; and he
thought that on the I'd of June, 1854, Boston
was a conquered city.
Mr.. Hale said he deemed the Fugitive Slave
Law a parody on the Constitution, and a blight
upon the page of history. 1t had no binding
effect on his conscience. He considered it a
dereliction Of duty in the Mayor to devolve
upon General Edmands the responsibilities
which he did. The decision is reserved.
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AFFAIRS IN MExICo.-The Mexican newspa-
pers show that civil war in that distracted coun-
try is not yet at an end Great dissatisfaction
exists among the troops, and revolts are mat
tiers of daily occurrence. General Uraga has
declared against the established Government,
and has raised the standard of revolt in the
Sierra of Guanajuato. He demands the re-es-
tabishment of the federal system, without
awaiting the action of Congress upon the sub.
ject. In the mountains of Zacaposstla, Colonel
Guitian and his companions, Colonel Osollo
and the curate of Zacapoastla, are also raising
forces against the Government. They require
the seven constitutional laws of l837-that is
to say, a system of complete Capitalization.
Senior HarO Tamariz has issued manifesto
in favor of overturning the Republic, and es-
tablishing an Empire in its stead. These, to-
gether with General Castillo, were at the latest
dates before Puebla, which place they had in
vested. The Government troops, under the
command of the latter, decided to join the in
surgents.
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AGENTS.

r. l.. Allen, New York; Parker, White & Cannot.
Boston, Emory Bro. Albany; C. NJ. Widrig h Co Ell
mira, ~ Y; James Wardrop, Pittsburgh Pa; Scott 4
Hedges, Cincinnati, Ohio f.. w Lawrence & Co Chi
eagO, ILL.,; James B. Chadwick, ST Louis Mo All
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SLAVE TRADE IN GEORGIA
Instructive Debate in the Legislature.

From the Correspondence of the Savannah Georgian.
MIIIRnCRvII1r Lnn 1QEc
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PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL APP.
PARATUS,
MANUFACTURED BY C. d. WARNING, A. NJ,
N1 POughkeepse, N. V Catalogues gratis. 4ae
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DANIEL r. GOODLOE.

'~OSset3sOtJ ~ V.
TTORNEf AT LAW, will prosecute Bounty Lan1
IA and other claims on the Federal Government
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HARDWARE.
III a r. d w \ r T.
FOR TIE SPRING.

II AN now In receipt OF SPRING STOCK
HARDWARE, OF English aud American S<AT
AetuTe, direct from the manufacturer which S60
respectfully invite the attention of friends both ~
In town aud country, assuring them that they shall ~ -
have every article In line low our
My stock consists In part Of
Ivory handle Knives and Forks pieces Of Rodgers. and
other
ROdgers' ivory handi, Knives, without fork.
DoGeePlaed table and dessert Forks, plated extra fine
German silver " N
Rodgers' and various other buck bone and
handle Knives and Forks
Rodgers Wosienhom and other makes Knives
Rogefs aud Wostenholms Scissors variety som- or
them In G "
wostenholm's and W. a Butchers RA1or
Pruning and hedge Shears
Walters, single and in o
Sad Irons, Of nne quality
Iron Tea Kettles and sauce-Pans and untinned
Bell metal and porcelain preserving
Hollow-uare and firr-Dog = assortment
Ia and nat boitotn brass CAndl;cks
hand, panel rip compass and
Of them Of superior quality hand, pole p
brad and ca pet Hammers; sing!ng
NI rAiesa general assoTiment
road Ades Chse Gouges Squares aud four f
Rules aud Tape Measures
smiths solid box Vices and sledge and hand
cut and wrought Nails aud Spikes, Axrr. s
anger aud gimlet bts all Ee Va Locks pad s,rI
n chest cupboard morter rim and closet round
ana n bos every size wrought and Pins and
curtain Bands hank and Wire all
Hacking Ames and RowAnds Spades sovel long and t
hande manure and hay Forks and garden
wedding hing and grubbng Hoes, all trace halter br
log OK and well Chains garden Towe and garden Hoes ut
hnses, OF every size and kind plate op and T
nges IRON Hooks and Staples aud HAsp Staples Files and
with almost other
kept ia my me oil business J. W. RADCLIFFE,
apis Opposite r. P1PR Iofa r. aI'fs.s, Stao,
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ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY.


Nh subscribers would inform
ore makers and others Of this Vicinity thai tlx
have opened yard with suitable bung No $50 wshinson
street n The ely Of New York. on hand
and very superior stock Of the found The Uns
states. We - - ~ - @-e SA'ee
10000 n hne aud extra hne rose wood veneer.
Srsv u do do motiled mshosany veneers
Sop n do. mAhog gAny shaded vcneers
10000 n plain do do.
6zsS r. mahogany crotch veneers, various stxex
$1,000 nne do. dravt veneers
s0.n0O extra nne mahogany do. do.
so,sn n hne bistered figured walnut, do
5000 n notified do. do
$1,000 a. walnut crotch veneers, draw butt s,.,s
$3.50 do do do various do
$3.50 n me and extra nne satin wood yeneera
5000 q Eebra veneers.
4.,O0 n eurled and birds maple sene~rx
I1.oOo n seasoned rosewood mahogany and ..,so 49,.
boards pAnk and oist OF all thickness Cabinet
dns 80 dnrrvn patterns all prices and upon
Vorabe terms other eouptry o..r.
VIII be nlled with the utmost and Dispatch
=, HALVES wILLOUGHBY.
Ap9-d5m ~ = vs aSoss ~
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slopPhE At Soutlnlptob, both Eonr
pSoee-ng advantage. over an,
other route. for the economy % time and money
rAsslss nnxxkx
second do eco - 49,
All letters and ya through Post oa.
sailing - - - "
s1 An experienced Surgeon IL attached TO each ship
for freight OF passage, apply TO O. II. SAND,
II South William New York
Q. A. HEINEKEN CO, bremen
jaIT--iytwl wN IsELiN Hsrre ,
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yuNHE Texas Debt Bill having passed N. Lui..tpr ~ x L.
no. the a- Of the State. ntonsd th. he M
oegn are prepared and prosecuting eolectinr
ee Of debt against he late Republic whether payable
Aus IehA o washington city Claimants desiring our ser
vices requested 70 forward Of their dt
power Of attorney TO demand same w,h ~.
Anhor 70 sgn releases AL duty authenticated
are also prosecuting all kinds Of claims Texas nclanE eIsms
Tor bounty Lands Tor military Revouon of rra
AHheadrShts under the colon 1Aon rrr.r. ~ A. All
cases eonhded 10 Us jointly and prompt attended to-
JOHN W. STEyENs Abinrioo-
WHITE LOGAN, sesuin, Texas
M Attorneys al Law.
on and WHITE Loan for Austn-sending an 10
Aprill2-im. - "e' P-Ne-
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OFFICE OF THg
,OMMISSDNER OP IOrTrRIrS

OFFICE
C0MMIssoNFR OF LOTTERIES
BALrIsokK. April Is 1853
uNHE Undersigned Commissioner Of
rysnd being In receipts daily Of letters portions
o the country, making inquiry Lottery
The country nooded ard which be deed,d by
drawings OF - Maryland Consolidated
10 all such letters that an
Lotteries purPortins BE- decided Maryland Drawings arr
gross frauds that certain who
20 aud pretend to be Managers s Agents
YER rottrrics at Cleveland Oho
rAai having neither ga presump,ve existence aud
hrr fictitious hrIa, styled Mury Co. Cleveland Ohio
imposior
agents for, sl-o frauds
ElChAkD FRANCE Of this city, the Contractor
ths Maryland losres The business conducted
OF fhtNCt CO A. MansRers, and uy
e ey OF bAnore There however,
ers ior the state Of Maryland who derive
through this Office, TO sell tickets In e Maryland Lotteries
n II McPHAIL.
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COMMERCIAL

BALTIMORE May S.-Flour is steady ba, d,II -. r.
price. W ~ !" "''' ~ tns
"nrat i unchanged good to prime red al 80 +. 1 II
lair TO prime white 81 IS a az. nr;m.s ,,tI 30,
ny nour ~ 90 l55 Corn is higher aud verv active
"nIte -nld Tor 80 53c., yellow 50 a 81
iOkA' May S-flour is improving; sales of I 600
So'', common TO good State 1913 6.I2t comm.n 10
grades OF extra Ohio s6l2 g37; mixed to stand.
uefh Svh 500 a122; fancy TO do. $7.25 $50
"peat Is urn sales 900 bushels, Southern Whit.
Southern mixed 5sc s
whisky Is improving; sales OF loo bbs at 2stc
okLEANs May 2-Sales Of Cotton for the week ara
-I,oo1 Daies increased receipts, 5I2OOo Middipg il
quoted at 10 SIS a IU 81 s "
500 bales to-day =
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GIBIsS, GALLERY
FOR PATENT
AMBROTYpES AND PHOTOGRAPHERS

vUNHE SUBSCRIBER having up elegant,
STYLE at Conthan Hall prepared To walt the pub
lie aud Furnish them with superior pictures, moderate
The Anroype being hsrmeealy sealed between plates
hnr polished glass which only i-
and beaunes the mpron,) proof against action OF
acids the variations of climate In long the
only Kind Of picture that will unchanged by They
be taken from the size OF full life the smallest miniature and
quarter the time Of the Dagustype They
bv light engraving hence suitable
for Pins lockets, and large Frames, we'll Cases.
The extreme popularity Of the Anopes has given rise much
imposition Counerfeiis glass, covered with black varn
often sold for AmbrOype None without tr
The public invited call specimens
ue ANHTHPg GsAAY CoRsTnAS Hall Main between s
and 10Th. r. 4 GIBIS
Hirlmnnd I.nn,,v - ~ "'
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NICARAGUA TRASsrr CoNPASr.-The Philadelphia Bul.
letin has the following despatch
NEw foRE, May "A despatch was received f-o,
New Orieans TO day 10y the Nicaragua Transit Compsny
says that Parker H. French has arrived at New Or
leans with power derived from President Ryas Tn
te Transit Company to all their rights and privileges
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IIIsHING RODS. REELS, HoOKS OF A.

k"EISns , kSDs; =, S; hEELs, HOOKS OF Ali
hlNDs and Complete Assortment Of Tackle
IHk GOLD MEDAL Crfe highest prymun
g FULTON ~. n Y.
For the 6~s Rods, Reels c. on.r to Merchants
Dealers and Amateur the largest
OF The above articles wholesale aud for very reduced
All orders punctuAy attended Merchants viii and II TO their
advantage 10 Inspect the stock which aeooiai-
Pnreasr Nets sens Pykes, and Netting kinds Machine
and hand made. ans1-'iunlw1
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HARDWARE.
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1850
- O.. uOOHE & CO., Importer and = - j..
AESIIC HARDWARE, No. 20 Psrrf street Oh. SAtE\
Ioshf ~ W Fry's, RfAfa0ad, "a, have received CfS
drc, from The manufacturers 10 England, fuii and~
eonpie assortment Of birmingham and Shci HARDWARE
Goods Their stock large and complete consisting in pArt o.
kedges' aud Wosienholm's hne Pocket Pen Knives
Pocket knive- OIL, 2, =, aud blades
BUCK Bone Ebony Cocos, and Ivory Handle Forks
1,ory lsnde Knives and FORKS IN sets oS and 5S pisces
Manufacture Of every style and quality
scissors aud shears nf various makes and styles
single and Double harrul Guns, very superior
fstos' Rhes, iihe Barrels and MouninEs
Trace Halter, ing. Wen nm and Tongue Chains
AEe n Collins simmons Yrrna asd other nsnurtyr.r,
Hand and fsnncl saws, Hammer and Hatchcis
VIII Fii, Cfuss Cut and Circular sass
spades sod noves o Ame Rowland Clayton and other makes
Auvns, Nces and smiths Hcfous
sg and Hand Hammers stosts and Dies and sru P.,.,
Shear and Cast Steel square nd a-tason
yastings Horse sud Mule SHOES, ani Horse Nails
Wire seves and slitcrs, Cote Mils anI Csrfs
Birdie PnllnE-, Wosted Reins Grths
Horse and Mule Collars Ifames. 1r
Locks, ulnres and Screws Of every description
fancs, Chiseis Augcrs sud Fles. IN Kinds
faorm and Counter Sacs Pat Balances and seeivards
Ingish. American, sud a. u. Percussion Caps
nay ,,T and Manure Forks; q s. snd prong
srythc blades susths. sioties a.
ra Tay and wsior-and n other usually found IN Hard
Stores - ~ W '~''
A. gccs have been purchas ASH on The
erus and eie exclusively o The Virginia Csrons ard
70 VsnE hs city and riuly Invite them IN ~
animation of stock, dsicrmin a. ov A. nv
reEuisr house IN This, or sny ofihe Northcrn cHes
FS-Ah orders carefully and promptly attends, TO- f2s
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NEW MEDICAL JOuRylLIy RIcHNoyD.

INV NkWIINL IUIWNNL IN NITHWUNU,
TnNIE PROPRIErORs OP rHE MEDICAL JOURNAL published
IN ms cly snd of shch ~ late the editors having
notified The public that would ~ discontinued
January, take this Ncthoi Of informing Public
hs Se WI continue 70 puhh Journal o ~ called MONTH.
Nv srErHOSCOPE AND MEDICAL REPORTFR h.
"a promptly NJ 10, n every month TIE ar
on The isi of Janusrv istS The Journal individual
erp and ve san endsvour rrnr worthy pstronaec
oOODRfD0F A WIIsoS A m
dsst nCHM0ND A. LAWS N. ID.
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ID. II. WILLIAMS

: . -, " .l y ~ HrsTNVII3N-NIi
ESEIiAL AGENT for Receiving Forwarding
IN Tobacco Goods, 1c No sHocEog
brgs leave his sincere public
for the liberal bestowed
connections With Messr Booker Watkins Of this city.
specially soics continuance App-a
Ing the theatre II business alone do with full
business qualifications that the Interest OF consenee will be
faithfully represented,
s1 Liberal eousgnmenis produce
hard
RS,KEs Mes'r Lewis webb son, wadworth, Turner Co.
and John Booker Richmond John NJ Otey Esq Chisw,l
Dabney Esq Ms. Peters, Spence Co. and Mers MeCorklr
Jones. Lynciburg. Va. jA26-u
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FOR THE 100000
q. y. PATENT uAHuLI: COMPANY,

NEW
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
522 BROADWAY. NEw YORK,
NEW MARBLE EnGGlDINGS,
OPPOSITE THE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
XNM. a THOMAS LEVI ~, IMPORTERS AND DEAL
w ERs
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C..
Beg respectfully inform euftomer
they have rvvt Spacious
store 5y2 BROADWAY, where they will pleased
them their recent Immense purchases, Of all that Design
Fabric, aud Style and which have
reign and Home Markets the
could command aud which they determined prices
will defy competition. Comprising
Nkw AND CHOICE STOCK
OF Foreign aud Domestic Car-ing Oh Cloths Druggrts
bic and Piano Covers COR Mating and Mats Adelaide
skin Plain aud Fancy
Gle connected with their business which they
sell at
THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
They have set aside distinct department Tor
COfR MATING AND MATS,
which their celebrity
Ing large we'll assorted and impaired direct they enabled
fer the favorable City Country whole
sale or Retail .ei6-Sn-tvAsl
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SONETHINf. ENrIREI-Y NEW-

annoyed
- some two OF three past, with shoes
rs rngi indeed almost proverbA adays sho<s Co
rip before The soles half
edy this universal evil, gentleman
st his S To work 70 invent something stand and Am h.p
70 Inform the ladies he has and hs nr
da Consre-. Cater Boot pleasant tasty srs
cc the oes which cannot by that eupovrd
BE separated from the An abovr S.v
Just received and shall be pleased 10 ladies' al
Ap2l iS&5 & p.nsi mss'i
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Pnos skILLIS. yIsscHgR owES sCuELL Gs.s.aI Nrvs-
rsrss ABvxsrt-ISa Hogsz. No $40 NEw YosK
PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS.
uUEROY. SrNUTHERs a CO.. No, a. org Street.
Ssr Iort, 1sroHrts- AND M.sryAcrunFss' AessTs
Chancr's English HateW
Piuted Gas- Tor SKY ights. Green Houses. etc. etc
Coiortd. Ornamental Optical and Microscopic Glass.
l,isd Plate Tor Store Windows, Ac.. Ac.
Rough Glass Tor floors say lights
Invited sbeve VARIOUS
Glass In Tor Stoves Dueng. and other The quality
he than
the French In IL nusdom from stain, Rust, te.
the Glass
enabled or dealers others
prices and iarg. stocks Price Lists will be furnished
splo-6m-ly..l
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.
NDwARD o.. DtCkIE, Q "a CAaasbers Street. ~ ",
and Consumers his e.bratc brands
favorable Parties Wishing Furnished
With prices address desired
pattern, an" packet fr-e Of ehargr. api5-iy.-lval
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