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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

feet swsrn Ct The rite 8ocked srcpnd the sH-f
sore OF them scu..iy aore 10 Wall 10 essa Vi .uoa'
vss given q sndsone ard s1f they came DON ~
Their sssts with sHlng fscss snd nsPPy ne,rs, no
peIt asked TIE yOuth-or ss he sad, be hsTdly koe"
how 10 &. tire he cass-he wanted sll tne young peo
pie; thoss VITO we're unmarried pe;h.Ps "oniu 30.
clade them all. Ths csll resp nded To- ba- no'
BY many 81 the other had beer. To eacn vas pre-
s.nted q sncsome book.
Mr.. OsGooD then ssid ne bsd = gin 'or one VINO
knew Io,1lDs about !: srd pr)bsoly cid u Ia 20
less eIpec. Z. !. wks te.,n)nisl fioIn me SAD
patk -cncc 20 one va rad c-a:c ,usy .suSl: tIen
the swse. songs Of Z .. l. ~ss a sper IA copy Of
the Musicai Works )f Beethoven, pre'er.ed by the
School 10 NJ. Edward Howe IT,. the Jrssn q Of ine
Church. The books we're sen. y s:s;fs - NJ. howe
BY .wo q the sch -ia's.
volume, which he said ore claimed !. lie siouII
cal his. j. wss S 1spuscTip, Volume, imposed oi
the contributors Of 81 'he SunaGy-SchOo. ch.areu,
except some o: the smsue,. once AmNg them va,
q liIbui.on which, ;hoIgh written by very sns
BOY, who could scarcely mase the let,ersye' hs ssd,
many learned mer hs6 spent tine and paper and hsl
TO. given such good system Of theology "a these
words, God u love. That was the whole OF htt'e
Ssmmy's contribution. NJ. y. SAID the;e WeS one
letter II ;be book not from a schoaf, but rom
teacher 20 him, :he pastor. IL was from A'uur ,
Edwsrds, and ne hoped his father If he was
would receive from Ms hands testinonhI' WI DN
wards stepped forward ard took L rom the hsnn' u
of bic pastor.
TheP.sroR :her ssid It became all 10 remember
their benefac.ors ana he should in testimonial oi
many benefits which they h.d oil received. present .
book TO the eldest son and daughter OF Samuel j.
Beals the ste Precedent Of the Board of Trusees oil
he Church.
He laid ne wished 70 send 20 " All Souls ChGrch
letter written IN Heavens own ianguage-thodng mp
a large number Of fowers).
He suggested that The flowers which re ene'ned ne
should he presented to me SICK and aged OF the
ohuIch. 49,
Aiter tte srg ng Of hymn, in which an the corgre'
CATION ioDed Dr.. BELLOWS pFonounc a the oeneu'c'
tion and :hus ended these interesting services.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The stated meeting OF the Managers was he's q, ne
Bible House Astor pace, Oh Thursday, April |, a.
o'clock: Hon. Luther Bra4sh in the Chsir, sssis;ei
Nv Wm. b. Crosby. Bepl.uin l.. Swsn, snd tfancis
H,n ESQ. The Rev ~, Mcleod read the 2Sib P'sm and
the Rev Dr.. SPIN offered prsyer. a.
-Four societies were recognized, TWO 10 i'sVi Oe ~
Arkansas ana one IN Texas.
Communications presented with encouaeing s'rn E
In r,srd 20 the spread Of the Scripture particularly IN Caor
mia and Oregon and Kanas from the Rev. w G1odielow IN
Bueros Awe in eesrd b0ks longing tothis Society IN tn
city regard forming auxiliary boe socy mere
IN n the Rev D. Collins lately appointed AgeDt IN oueuo
Ayes ana America from Count lie Ia Borde Secretary Of
Eieuch and Forgn Bbe Society stating the pressing n.1 U
f,h,r aid fro the Rev r. q. Wide OF South Africa snow
the srest nters. with which .he Sculptures are 'e'ed oJ
he 1atIy., from the Rev l. q. Biz Agent in the Levan'
stating the commencement OF hs work under epcurseng ceu
H..
Az sccou, By Of the Secretaries o he sudden
d.ah of Rev D. ID. .ee Socieys Agent IN North aroma
Grants were made Of Bibles and Tsaments IN rrrncn Ter
and English the Dacotah Nssiou TO the SUNDAY
Union Mehodist Episcopal Chch 20 The Rev Jacoby
tor ds:btion books Era.h snd French to the Preye
rian Board of Mou for .he Oneida Mission q poor sNA
and individuals for distribution in dest re neishoP
hoods books in cfe:en. Angusges with ten volumes oI n
Blind 49, .
Grants in money rrade Of 100 TO the Missionary So
eey of the Methodist Episcopal Church for Germany TO t
Board for Turkey $1,000 for printing aud bedine me
Scriptures ConsaInope; for Oroouah S2O e. tue Pres
by,eau Board OF Missions ~ 500 making in al Sl32n
received the Rev Drs Mcleod Goodrich Nc
Catock Smith accepting the appointment % the Committee
on y.r9ns The Rev Dr. Turner declined fr the
Legged in bic letter Of on aud Dr. BsthuLe account OF
numerous personal engagements.
The meeting of the Socs:ys showed much more
encourasng If affairs than from the OF the times
.r several months pas. there strong reasons 70 iei
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

FUsERAL OF ALDERMAS GREGORY. .-Aldermsa
John Gregory OF the Ninth Adermanic Precinct, who
died on Friday last Of sbscess in the STOMACH was
buned on Saturday afternoon, from st Peters Church.
in Twentieth street. near the Ninth avenue, with all
the honors due one in his position. The members Of
both Boaris attended in carriages, and accompanied
the remains Of deceased to their last resting place
The flags on the City Hall hois,sd at half.rnss
during the day in respect to the memory Of deceased
ard at ii o'clock special meeting of the Board of
Aldermen was held, to take measures to attend the
funeral IL body, and pass resolutions of confidence
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

DEsCENT rPOS AsoTHER DisoRDERLY HousE.-
At late hour on Saturday night, Inspector utchins
Of the Fifth Police Precinc., with phaan1 OF bic msu
made descent upon the porterheuse No. 337 Green
vich street, kept by Henry Kte, German, and ar
ested the propietor together with and nf
women who were in the place at the time. Tie ac'
used were yesterday morning taken before Jds'H'
Osborn, at the Lower Police Court, when ho'fe was
held for ,Ial in default of 500 bail to thswer tho
barge of keeping disorderiy house The remainder
of the pi isoners received reprmin3, and pen
hen sent about their business. This place las tf
One time past been resOTt for dlssolute and de"rdey
characters, and frequen, complaints have teep male
against IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

STABBIsG AFFRAY IN PUBLISHING HorsE-Oo
Saturday afternoon, about clock, an alteration took
place about so trivial matter between Hepry Gordon
ard Peter Riley two men employed in the publishing
house OF John +. Trow, Noe. 377 aud 379 Broadway,
Md in the course Of the dispute Riley drew knife aud
stabbed Gordon in the face aud breast, infcting
wounds Of dangerous character. Riley then male
hs escape, and has since managed to elude the Police
The Injured nan wss taken to his Ieoi6eres aud
sttenGe6 BY physician.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
THE DEATH or AID. GREGORY

Alderman John Gregory Of the Sixteenth Ward, died
on Friday, after illness of but few days Mr..
Gregory was most worthy citizen, just and upright
in ali HE transactions with mis- felow-men, and one
Of the most Efficient members of the Board OF Alder.
men. He leaves q large circle of devoted friends to
uourn his sudden decesse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

THI MURDER OF YoCSG SssUELs- Conosrks IS~
QUEST Cos1KUED.-The inquest in the case OF Charles
Samuels, TIE young man whose body was stken from
the water at the foot Of Beeknan stree. East River
on Thursday afternoon, as before reported ID TsE
TRIBUSE, was continued Saturday mo1sg a. the
Second Precinct Station.IIous by Coroner CouDey
The room in whchthe nquisiton was held va crowded
with spectators, among whom were numerous friend,
and relatives Of the unfortunate deceased TIE mssr
sti remains shrouded in mystery, and the evidence ID.
duoed on Saturday was more favorable 70 the accused
parties than otherwise. The body t seems wa- fr'S
ioupd on the Brooklyn sde and not at the foot Of Bsss
man street as eropeously stated. Two bosesen te,l-
ned tha, they found the body on the Brookiyss sS''
about IL or 20 feet from the dock, at pon, midway
between the Catharine and Fulton Ferries. They've"
boat graphing for pieces of Old iron, copper &C.
When they accidentally hauled TO the surface sAs sss'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

The EAsr.-The fourth OF the course Of Iec.c,,. q,
this subject was delivered on Saturday svepi1s q
Nibos saloon, by Captain w +. Lynch, U.SN
who gave Graphic description OF the Dead sss EIv.
dtion, IN connection with Syrian exploration. Seven,
new Illustrations by Of dissolving views, s.,
introduced in the course of the lecture. There Va.
very fair audience present.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

ARREST OF COUNTRY MEKeBAST.-Oa Saturday
evening, Officer McCord of the Lower Pcsce C'aH
returned to the city from Oswego, having in e0''dy
DE Witt {. Davis, merct ant ef ths. place, wh'm he
had apprehended charge of false prstens's, pre-
ferred against him by Messrs. Cameron, Edsards u
Co. Of No. 265 Broadway. Messrs. c., i. Il 70.
allege in their affidavit that Davis by Of isse
and fraudulent representations, dedauded them Of
goods to the amount Of co., Justice Brennan issued
the warrant, and the accused required TO give BID
in the of 5000 to answer the charge the psEt
Court Of Sessions.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
CITY ITEMS.

Spring weather seems fairly 10 have ss: 10. Pu,.,
days we have bad almos; Summer tempereur. ,,S
vegetation is sp,ingpg up rapidly.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

Mr.. TbsIberg gives one Of bis popular Ms;;rt..n,
Afternoon, at the Brooklyn Athepsum Me. A,,.
Miner, Signor Tberini, Mr. VI. c Cooper asi Gu,
Anschu:z assist on the occasion. Toe programme WI
be found in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

CRIMTAL TRIALs.-The Regular Term Of the
Court of Oyer and Terminer commences te-day. Tie
calendar consists Of the cases of Michael Wogu,
indicted for murder; Martin Dowd indicted for mIr-
der, and John Maroney indicted for the murder Of
Hamilton in Canal street. large number Of jdnr'
have been summoned TO attend. The third tris d
Cancemi, for the murder of Anderson, will proost
take place at the Cucut before the cose Of the pss
term.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

NATIONAL PoMoLoGIcAL SocErY.-Toe sy.,a
se.sop Of the American Pathological Society -l IA
held in this city, cpmmencg On the 18th day Il sp-
tember next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

Among the passengers by the Moses Taylor tod
are the Alleghanians who 90 to California on pro;e
sional tour.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

Lola Monez will talk about herself tonight, as per
advertisement in another column.
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INHa4tted!!
,..,.i.,,.,; 10000
/ GOOD SCI ASSUMED OAK SPLIT
Isl % ok g s. $

no make into those hOLD FAsHIoNFH
- WaEELs,n whichthose who make the new styIe,
nt saved and Turned spokes, feel so much worried
tDouSse VIII pc seen by their advertisement which
all are Invited TO read long extract is ofedfrom
"a iG give currency 70 and lurn
hing articles have appeared in ihe columns:of mses
Slaes ana n, ewspaPers, 'puHlng'' up HUMBtGs. Ro.
has can NO longerbe pamed on on moor annTrntiea
boys and others at 10 pair, and tim "a potyeTy
far diStant when this ssSawed and Turned Spokes'S
humbug will be classed amoLg the things thai were
10 no easy matter to maxi Intelligent men beneve
that Unehine made boots and shoes, clothing wooden
&C., good as the ''Old fashioned, Kind: even
the magazines can not do that, will they try lie
job on this latter day humbug VIII the people kave
assert that their spokes are splitin ot sand turn
ed Now why they afraid to tell the thing just as
into proper size and then turned.
They invite all in want ofCarriages to give them
call By all means, give them call and be sure and
examine the mannerin which their spokes are sawed
and turned, and put up, and then come and examine
ours, which they rdeule being old ed and
speak for itself, ithas done for than twenty.
four years past, We want derstsod that we don't
go around begging the people to dortte to by taxi
iDg stock or purchasing ofus agans. their fntSfek
but we shall always take pleasure in slowing custo-
mers our CARRIAGES, as well as the Materials Of
which they are made and the manner in which they
are put together. .- ..
Allusion is made to 'tmanliuess in busness:,, at
some other time, briefchapter under that head NAV
not be TO the public but for the present
we will barely say that having been business
EAST, we cannot give any esso in the manly actof
lquidating LONG bills with SHORT money; neither do
we Inc NIGHT PROCESS OF preparing spokes
agreeable and gentlemany business off xTENDINe OUR
CREDIT AT BANK and putting property beyond the
reach OF the long arm of tire law.
II desired the opinions ofthe best Carriage makers
In Northern Ohio be bad to the utility OF those
''sawod and turned spokes,' ard some very exceien
Ravenna. June 4, Is57.N. d. CLARK & co.
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We have every hue and quality, from 3lc
to 81. With these, we are in the sano fix as with
bonnet Fri innings, hay ing old ones on ha nd hav.
ing made last summer a clean sale of all goods in
this Line. We know that the ladies are fond of some-
thing new, and it is better to make choice from new
and clean stock, than from one that has been accus
mulAting for perhups ten Years or Oyer
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JULY APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. II. TUBBS.

VIII bein attendance as follows; q.
kAvENEA, sAroE "a, Prentiss House, Friday, July9.
Warren, National House, "Wednesday. Univ IA.
Cleveland, American House, June 81 and 22
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat
Lungs; Heart Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
ness, Debility Dyspepsia Female Diseases Ague and
Fever Fits Impurities Of the Blood, Eruptions, Can
GERS UicerS ana all other varieties Of long standing
For some ten years DR.. T. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases, treating thousands annual.
ly, many of whom had exhausted eycry other "a.
source within reach. In case are mineral or ot6
er pOisOns employed, does he make SICK to mnEe
0eI, or tear dozen to build up again. The medicines
can De taken WIN safety by the most delicate, and
patients may remain at home, and continue with
prudence their ordinary diet and exercise. Manv
have recovered under the treatment after fiends and
pnys.canSs s. haa given up all hope, the indisputable
evidence OF which can always be furnished. Inva.
lids, however reduced despairing are invited 10
call, ana may be assured that no encouragement will
pc given OF expense incurred, without correspond.
DR: TUBBs, sIR:-Hoping 1t may encourage some
d1spairtng invalid TO seek relief from SUFFERING
give below @ the facts In my own case; You rst pre-
scr1oed Tor me In Sept. 1885, | had been suIferino
iour years from complication of diseased and imnue
rites Of the blood The last three years (exceptn ns
1ew weeks naa been Kept prisoner, and at thai
tlme was TOO feeble to set up in chair long enough
70 nave my pea arranged, nor could stand upright
, SPo,n my feet. MY suheriDgS were very great. De-:
anu @ seemed TO preyade tho entire
sican could do was done for me, had also used d{er
ent Kinds OF patent medicines which acted az pallia
yves, bat failed to accomplish the desired object
FROM the time commenced your treatment there
was gradual Improvement, At the end Of 'DS Saw
weeks was able to sit up an hour at time md IN
SIX 81 months rode ten miles fin one day. From that
Nme Improvement was more ,rapid-haye since been
able to journey west, and am now ENJOYING n Sood
degree Of health. feel that to your Treatment. nm
DER the blessing Of God, am indebted for iifs and
comfortable health. -"A 49, ""u
Yours with much respect, t
1rr,. r MRS. M. z. BEMI6N,
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lLOTHlMG.-All persons in want of
" Ready Made Clothing, can save from 25 to 80
per cent by calling at the Cheap One Price Store in
per pair. Linen Drill do rs do. Marsailles
Vests (colors warrantedl at f2tc. Fine Linen do
a C23c. Linen coats at f5c. cashmere pants,
We have Vests of all grades, at low prices Gentle.
men, you will make great mistake if you buy your
clothing before ca ling on
sTREAToR, DAILY e. co.
Sha lprRYilIe. MAY Il 1853
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Z. G. RUSSELL,
?. C. BENNETT. NJ. d.
MICHAEL STUART.

Attorney and Counsellor Mt Law and Notary Public,
Rayenua, Ohio. Office in the east snd Of the large
brick block, over Richardson's Hardware Store. -
Deeds. mortgages and all legal instruments care
fully and plainly drawn or acknowledged. Pen
sions and Land Warrants obtained. | have the
United States laws am familiar with the pra etice
before the department, and have facilities for OBJ
tanning Pensions and Land Warrants, possessed by
no other person in this vicinity, and fn my pFac-
tice | sh all honestly endeaVor to dispense Justice
according to the just rules Of law and democracy.
April Is, 1858.
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E. T. JONES'
CASH & READY-PAY
. tore @.

Cash and Ready-Pay System.
merchant who receives prompt payment for the
articles he may sell, always afford to furnish them
at lower prlce than when sold long credit, with
the prospect losing considerable portion. From
and after the st Of November, therefore, the under
signed will adhere strictly to the plan of payment in
hand, either of money or produce, for goods at his
=, MY goods were bought under the pressure of the
times, and at low figure. They were selected with
care and taste, and will be sold for Ready cheap
re than ever goods were before offered in Palmyra.
have good assortment of almost everything
needed BY any community. Among the articles, a
amned BY she st viii dtcs be ioSnS
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans, Prints,
Delaines, Coburgs, Merinos, Foreign and
Domestic Ginghams, Silk. Bay State and
Broche Shawls, Hats, Caps, Boos, Shoes,
Hardware, Queensware, Cutlery, Ready.
Made Clothing. Yankee Notions, etc.
The undersigned takes this opportunity TO teuder
MS hearty thanks 10 the people for their generous
patronage and favor IN past time, and hopes TO de-
serve continuance ofthe same in future. s,.
Palmyra, October %; ;1s57 4. 4. JONES.
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GROCERIES GRO
CERIES

The place to find them of good quality, alwuys In
supply, and very low lie at Goss and Bros's A of
fee sugar only lie. Beautiful White N, o. Sugar.
st. Beautiful rushed n. o. Sugar, only I4c we
keep superior article of soc Tea. Also. excellent
SOC Tea. We do not like to fatter ourselves but
will say we keep the best SOC Tea in the ounty The
best SOC lea in ounty, is sold by u.s. Our SOC Tea
c""' bc beat S0c lea, oh! We have the best in the
ID, ON! Fifty Cent Teal! Fifty Cent Teal! OH!
=! oh!!! he sure to buy youl SOC Tea of us.
some OF the inducements we offer and the reasons a
we give for being able to sell goods lower than
oor helghoors are that persons dealing with us do
NOT nave 10 pay the Interest due to running ac.
counts neither do they have to pay all the bad debts
made by men buying goods on credit. We buy our
goods lower than any of our competitors, we are ali
working men, thereby saving heavy expense of clerk
hife, ana frequent loss by negligence of EMPLOYEES
10 not sport fine clothes and live high Have ro
city taxes to pay. Believe in the principle of small
profits and large sales. These things in connectjon
win many others, are undeniable evidence that we
can sell goods lower than our neigbbors. And if we
can only save Whatt costs some Of them to do busi-
ness We can makea good thing of IL, and furnish the
puoc with articles for want and venence at yery
low ratos, ana furthermore, where there is a will
there is way, and we will not be beat, Since com
meneing here, our business has inc reased much he
Of doing business, ONE PRICE AND READY PAV
forms the best basis for still further increase shal
continue TO follow the same path. We trust omr
old friends will give early call, and we also
cordially invite all that have not done business with
uS, to come and sec how our system works ana how
much cheOper we can afford our goods than those do
Ing business en- the old principle.
DANIEL W. GOSS e. BROS
+. s. Wanted 200 900 lbs of good Butter
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~ AYERS
! ~ Cathartic Pills,
- ~ (SUGAR COATED,)
ARE MADE 10


CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND CURE THE SICK.
Invalids, Fathers, Mothers, PhysiCinns,
PhilanthroPistS, read their Effects,
and Judge OF their Virtues.
FOR THE CURE OF ..
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul Stomach.
PITTsBuRG, Pa, May /, 1856.
On. ]. c. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
the worst headache any body have by dose two
Of your Pills. 1t to arise from foul stomach which
they cleanse at If they will others they do
me, the fact is worth knowing
Yours with great respect, ED. ". PREBLE,
Clerk Of Steamer Cgdrien!
Bilious Disorders and Liver COmplaintsS
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, I
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb, 1856
SIR have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice since you made em and cannot hesitate to
say they the best cathartic employ. Their regu
ating action the ver is quick and decided consequent
they admirable remedy for arrangements of that
organ Indeed, have seldom found of bilious de-
obstinate that it did not readily yield to them.
Fraternally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, NJ. D.,
Tb1S.cj of fbs MtrjDo
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Dysentery, Relax, and Worms.

Posi- OFFICE, HARTLAND Ly. Co., MIcH Nov l6, 1856
DR. AVER: Your Pills the perfection of medicine.
They have done my wife good than can tell you
She had been sick and pinng away for months Went
of to be doctoed at great expense but got better She
then commenced taking your Pills which cured her,
by expellng large quantities of (dead) from her
body. They afterwards cured her and two children
Of bloody dysenery One of neghbors had bad and
my wife cured him with two doses Of your Pills. while
others around paid from five to twenty dollars doctors
bills, and lost much time without being cured entirely
even then. Such medicine yours which is actually
good and honest, will be priced here.
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New Goods, New Goods.
THE RAVENNI GLASS COMPANY

AND SHOES.-A general as.
ID sortment, embracing every style and quality for
ladies, misses, gents and boys, 1.-THE ~.
October 60, 1857 STONE STORE.
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hats AND CAPS.--Canton, Sennett,
Ill Young America, Palmleaf, Leghorn aud Pana.
ma Hats and cloth caps Of various styles for men and
boys, at The I0eiober 99l STONE STORE.
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BOOTS AND SHOES-BOOTS AND
SHOESi

mems Enamelcd Boots at sl,lO, Women's Black
CATERS, full iox'A 81; Fine Old, full fox'd, 81 l95
Mems Kip Bros, whole leather (no split about them
Enameed Brogans and L:.:ters, alf Gai;ers, Kid and
Cl 9th Top CC,from 80 to 2,sI. B,ys' and Girls'
Shoes, an enormous variety. Wesay they are cheap,
nd youal know what We mean wien we say it.
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CARPETS, Rugs, Window Shades, Wcr.
" sted Damask and satin De LANES for curtains, at
the October col STONE STORE.
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CLOTHS, &c.--Cloths, Cassimeres. plain
y and fancy, Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds, Cottonades,
Denims, Stripes, Tickngs, Checks, brown Linen, etc
Just received and selling very low at the
October 30, 1857 STONE STORE.
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SHAWLS.--Broche, (long and square,
~ Stella, silk and other styles OF Shawls, ,at the
October 90, 1857 CHEAP STORE,
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DRESS TRIMMINGS.-A large lot of
~ MOire Antique, Galoon, Fringe Trimmings, Vel
vet Ribbons, Silk FEinges, and other styles at The
October 90, 1857 STONE STORE