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PERRY MoNUMENT.-We the undersigned, were
duly appointed a Select Committee by the City
Council of Cleveland to procure subscriptions and
contract for the erection of Monument to Com
modOro Perry, the Hero of Lake Erie, to be plac-
ed in the public Park of the city and surmounted
with lifs-size Statue of the Commodore, cut true
to life, in marble, and to be completed and ready
for inauguration on the 10th of September, 1860
In pursuance of their authority the Committee
have contracted with 7. JONES & Sons, of Cleve>
land, to erect the monument in accordance with
the design autographed and published, and for
the sum of Six Thousand dollars. The contrac>
tors have given bond in the sum of Five Thou
sand Dollars, for the faithful performance of their
contract,
1t is confidently hoped and believed that the
contract price agreed to be paid, can be raised
without serious difficulty or delay by voluntary
subscriptions and donations from our fellow citi-
zens. 1t is only in this way that the cost of the
monument can be provided for.
We therefore appeal to the generosity and pa
triOtism of fellow citizens, to aid US in the no.
BILE enterprise of erecting monument worthy to
commemorate the name and heroic services of Per-
ry, and which shall be creditabls to the citizens of
Cleveland.
7. JONES & soSs are authorized to received sub
scriptiOns and donations for the monument, and
we cheerfully commend them as reliable men and
worthy of public confidence.
HARVEY RICE,
J. KIRKPATRICK,
o. NJ. ovIATT,
| c. d. WILLIAMS,
J. NJ. C0FFINBERRY.
Cleveland, March, y, ls5s.-R6.
Washington Regalias, very fine, at the Golden
Star segar store. At
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No qzs Broadw,v.,

janl7 No 253 Broadway, N. Y.
E- We would the attention Of readers to III
AGUE CURE, advertised in columns 1t is from
such quarter will give the public confidence in its eff
cacy have learned from reliable sources, that its
virtues will sustain their fullest expectations. Citizens OF
he West fail to appreciate the paramount value to
hem and certain remedy for this affecting dsteln-
per- without either Quinne minerals and consequently
without ninry the constitutional health. We have more
ordinary satisfaction proclaming this remedy be-
cause we arc convinced it viii cring want
among u.s. and relieve great amount of suffering
--ReDu5Ecaa, Warsau, Ind dcen
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The only harmless and reliable Dye knO'0n.

The only harmless and reliable Dye kn01on
The Original and best in the world
Al6thsrs limitations and should be avoided IL
you wish 10 escape Tidieule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and natural Brown Black withsut the least
injury to Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded VIM A. Bachelor since 1899, and over 5000
applications have been made the Hair of his patrons Of
his famous Dyes.
wM A. BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYE produces color
to be Distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
nare in the least however long may be continued
Bnd the i'll effects of Bad Dyes remeied; tho Hair nygor
Eted for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made sold applied (in private roOmsJ at the Wig
Factory, No 80 BrosdSay, N. Y
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States bg Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealess.
U The genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on fogr sides OF each Box, of
WM. A. BATCHELoR,
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CRY EVENING SCHOOLS The City Evening
Schools closed last evening, and some of the
members of the schools, having been very
greatly benefited by the course of instruction
which they had received, and feeling CRATE.
full to the Council, the Board of Education, and
Teachers for the opportunities thus afforded for
mental improvement, wish us to express their
heartfelt thanks, and especially to Mr.. Lawrence,
who has devoted his time and personal attention
to their instruction, they wish to convey their sin
cere appreciation of his labors.
These schools have been of much benefit to
youths and men who were unable to attend day
schools, or, indeed, any school where pay would
have been required, Some of those who have re-
ceived instructions were Germans, and expressed
in unusually warm terms their grateful feelings 10
all who had been instrumental in establishing these
schools and in rendering instruction.
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New Books.

r IFE OF DOUGLASS JERROLD,
4 Biographies BY Arago. ID Series Manual Of Chess
by Kenny Queens of Scotland, VOL W. The Old Panta
tion by Hnngerord, The New Priest. Poems by FarnY
Kemble Butler Miss CooperJ Mount Vernon Letter For
febls I.B. COBB co.
PELTON'S OUTLINE MAPS.
WE ARE NOW SELLING THIS
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Ply eft trbII ] B COBB co.
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- The best segars in the city can be found a t
c. T. MOrse's, l3s Superior street, sign of the
Golden Star. At
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EOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
IL LAKE STREET NEAR BANK-LaTse two story
House and Lot with Barn. House well finished with
ier gas Ee To exchange for a faTm-S5000.
NEWBURGH ROAD miles nom the city-Five acres
Of land to exchange for small House and LOt-S700
MISSOURI LANDS-Well seIected at S2.50 TO 50 per
acre exchange for stock Of gods good PianOo paror
furniture.
BOLIVAR ST NEsR PROsPECT-Two story House
and Lot also two small houses exchange for farm
the city 5000.
FARM Of 90 acres 20 miles by railroad from the city,
and depot and village; exchange tor city property.
ROURrEEN ACRES-on the Detroit Plank ROad, iVe
miles from the city small house. good barn, amt some
fruit; TO exchange for farm city operty-$25O0
SOME CHOICE LANDS near Dubuque Iowa, some
good property IN this city, centrally tted with
cash; TO exchange for large and hrsf-rate farm
ONE ACRE Of land, with house, barn and ut, 10 miles
by plank rO@d from Buffalo. n TO exchange for proper
" IN this CITY $1,000
WOOD LAND-72 mile from the Euclid De-
pot; exchange for House and Lot Il the citySO per
acre.
FWENTY-THREE ACRES-5< miles from the city by
Euclid Plank Road small house, god barn and orchard.
and irstrafe sandy soil-S25o0.
ROUSE JENNINGS
Real Estate Il assurances Agents,
aul7 Marble Block
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FOREST CITY LYoEUM.-There will be a meet
ing of the Forest City Lyceum this evening at the
Hall of the Sons of Temperance Question for
discussion:
ResOl0ed, That Modern spiritualism is hum
bug.
The public are invited to attend.
G " CR0WEII. Secretarr
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y If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle their devils out, it who live in
this waer-logged country. The miasmsc poison of our
swamps and Marshes becomes vertabe devil in the
blood revel in the Aues and Fevers which shake and
scorch us all Ayers "AaUE CURE" is said TO be the
apostle we need neighbors who have tried
a -onf rrn the renor4 - JoarraeI PIG1o III
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M H snL0MONSON.

PRAcT1cAL AND ScIENTIFIc OPT1cAN,
eeps the largest of the most approved
PEcT4cLES. AlIhs glasses, whether for near OF tAr
lighted ground under his Inspection by maenlne
Of construction with the rreatest care so asto
suit the in all cases. curing Weakness, DEzEess or
aaz1fi0H Of fAs Eyes, and mpartng strength for long
reading OF fine sewing.
~ N. H. Solononson would here inform the public
that he never employs any the sale of
~ Also, a splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROs2OPEs, COAIPASsES. &c, KEEP; hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Iuserted without pain, as perfect as natural
lomee IS Superior street under the American Hotel
iun22
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FOR SA E.-A Good Improved
BqsipsSS pr9psrty 10 TVS centrally Scatsd 5000
and good stone quarry the ChagrD River One of the
valuable Water Powers the State with fail
A DESIRABLE LEAsEHOLD PROPERTY-on On
taro street-Nice I8 story cottage house with
eae has seven to and ground rent reasonable
THIRTY-ONE ACREs-on Crawford Rold, four miles
fr the city by Euclid Plank Road, with House and
1ER WooIEN s5f sInf FAcToRY s% @LL AND FARM
In WAYNE County-Ne Never-iailIns water power. Wooe9
dwelling House and Barn and 30 acres of land with orchard
PARK STREET-H0Use and Lot. $500.
81; CLAIR STREEI-Easi Of the Medical College.-
Lot s6xl63 feet on corner, with four and hafsory
SUPERIOR STREET ExTENsIoN-rwo miles from
the Court House, acres OF lani In fine condition. very
LAKE SFitEET-West Of on.nrio-Good story house
ness man. and cheap. 5000
CHOICE LAND-l6O acres in Michigan, miles from
the Capital, wombered, wel-watered and the best
soil in old settled negnbOrhood. worth SIS per
| HICKOX ALLEY-Wfthin two minutes walk of the
Public Square goJd sized one and hall story house and
GREENwooD sTREET-HO and Lot sl2O0.
HURON SIkEET-Good two story House and Lot
FRANKLIN sTREET-west Side, near the Reservoir.
Good Bnck House and large Lot, with barn, fruit &c
BROWNELL STREET-Near Prospect-A nice large
and half story House and Barn. with large Lot fruit
ORANGE STREET-one and a half story House and
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
tebn Marble Block, No 2ll superior St.
! EOK SALE OR EXCHANGED
Il VALUABLE PROPERTY-FIfty Acres-On the
Euclid Plank Road miles from the city, flourish
Academy, Churches sc. large fne house. barn.
card &C $500 only cash, half the balance good
western lands, and one half on mortgage at y inter
| EAST SIDE PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE sOR
/ WEST SIDE-A House and Lot Huntington street TO
| exchange for hsuse and lot the West side 5000
/ KINSAIAN STREET-A short distance from the Fe-
male Seminary large and desirable story brick
and and quarter of land; exchange far
| S5OOO
HIGH STREET-Lot 73 feet with good two story
! house, to exchange fora farm.
ERIE COUNTY-60 acres on Lake shore, Z mile from
Railroad station l3 miles from andus house barn and
orchard rich sandy loan sot 70 acres TIMBER exchange
for house and lOI in the city.
| BRIDGE STREET-On a corner, large lot with frame
Store and brick dwelling; to exchange for fam 5000
| PINE LANDS-In Mlssour-e40 Of first quality
pine land we'll located and to Railroad at 81
Will exchange fora House and lot in the few
| near the city. or fof stock Of goods.
| NEWBURGH VILLAGE-House and Lot nearthe Cat
aract House, large Lot and good House, will exchange for
| 4 farm Sl300
WALNUT sTREET-House and Lot to exchange for a
| farm SlsO0-
KINSIAN STREET-Near Perry-Good two story
| House and Lot 10 exchange for farm $500
| ROUSE i JENNINGS,
Marble Block.
febl4 No 2ll superior street
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ITO SMOKERS & CHEWERS."
No gentleman should mnss the sueety of ladies' with
his teeth isoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
urifying the mouth after smoking chewing, "FoN-
TAlNE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS''is is one of the
most eectual dentrifces in 1t whitens the teeth
strengthens gums and mpars the BREATH SO often
offsnsive an agreeable fragrance
FOR sHAYINGlts rich lather peneirates and softens
the beard prevents irritation, and renders the operation
easy and agreeable. F. G. FONTAINE Co, 305 Broad
yray. and No c Astor House. New York. Sold by ali
"'If ---- -'@ senl5
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S. <. MANN & CO., ProprietOrs, Gallon, Ohio.
Sold by all good Druggists
GAYLORD & HAMMOND,
WILLIAM FISKE,
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WIGS / WIGS WIGS !

BATCHELoR'S WIGS AND TOUPEEs surDass all.
They elegant light, EASY and durable.
Fitting a charm-no turning up beind-no shrinking
Of the head indeed this the only Establishment where
these things are properly understOC and made
2sS Broadway, New York.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Washington Regalias, very fine, at the Golden
Star segar store. At
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The GREFENBERe MEDICINES are for sale bs civ
druggists and dealers micins throughout the States
Orders should be addressed to
H B. KINGSLEY, Clsvsland
Ageut for Chfo
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MECHANTS' INSURANCE CON.
PANY OF HARTFORD.

New Orleans, Dec L 1855. dec2I S.
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OFFICIAL.
DECISIONS OF THE HIGH COURT
OF ERRORS AND APPEALS.
By j. q Gscrye, Reporter to the High Court
Thos. n. & Thos. Lynes,l
VS..
The State.
OFFICIAL.
The State.

/. New triai-Rule chen iHeqH ertlence
has been adaittel.-A new trial in a criminal
case, will be granted when Illegal evidence has
been admitted against the prisoners, wherever
it appears that such evidence might have ope-
rated prejudicially to him in procuring the YER
dict; but when it is manifest, that the illegal
evidence could not have influenced the verdict
it will not be disturbed.
2. Samoa new trial will not be granted
for the admission Of illegal evidence to prove
fact which is fully established by other and
legal evidence in the cause, itrbeing clear that
the verdict was not influenced thereby.
B. Observation-Disclosures of conspirator
when evidence against his associates.-It is a
well settled rule, that, even after conspiracy
has been established, the admissions Of one or
more Of the eonspirators, are admissible to
affect their associates, only when made dur
ing the progress or in the prosecution of the
unlawful design, about which they have con-
spired; and hence, if made after its compile
ton or abandonment, they are inadmissible.
4. Same-0n trial of accessories confession
Of principal admission to prove his own guilt
On the trial of accessories, it being necessary
to establish the principals guilt, his confessions
are admissible for that purpose, but such con-
fessions when made after the commission of
the crime. are only to be received to show the
principals guilt, and they are not evidence
against the parties on trial.
5. Same-Confessions Undue influence
Case in judgment-The prisoners were in
custody as witnesses before a jury of inquest
held over the body of the deceased; they
were informed by several Of the jury that
their statements were contradictory and that
if they were guilty of the homicide they had
better tell the truth and confess; on the next
day they made confession to person with
out authority, and who was not present when
the above statement was made to them by the
il,ry Held. that the confessions were not
competent evidence against them.
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poprNsoN, MlNDLEY 8 cor
Catalogue of

0aCa1O&u6 o.
" "a TX Z h r. K n -
SsOAP, Candies, Starch, saiaratus,
y Soda, Pickles, SardiAes, Pepper,
Alspee, Ginger, Cloves, Coperss, Sail rstre, Alum
Crushed, Brown and Palverissd Sugar,
Cuffse, Flour, Whisky, Vinegar,
Chanpaigne, Claret, Port and Malaga Wine.
Brandy aud Brandy Cherries.
Sugar cured, canvassed Hams.
Rib and clear sides, shoulders, Moss Pork, Lard.
linssed and Sperm OILS.
Mustard, Snuff, Yeast Powders, Rlee, Tobacco, salt
Sshiedam Sehnapps.
Mason's Backing, Backing brushes. Coffee Milla,
Nails, Hllow Mage, Tin Ware, Wood Ware,
Stone Ware, Iron, Steel Lead, Axes, Hoes.
Trace, Log, OK. Stretcher, Breast Stay
and Filth CHAINS.
Cow, sheep and Hog BuIs.
Grass BLADES, Seytnes and Cradles,
Long and short handled Spades and Shovsls.
Blacksmi.h's Vices Anviis: Bellows, Sledge
Hammers and Tongs.
Sad Irons, Waite lions, Fire Dogs.
Corn Shelters, Fan Mills, Straw Caters.
Preserve Kettles, Stew PAM, Long aud Snort
Handled Frying Pans, Tin Kettles.
Window sash, Gin bands, Mule Collars, Brides aud
Haims. Market Baskets, Bagging and Rope,
Saw Handles, Cross-oat, Mill and Hand Saws.
OK okes. Powder, Shot aud Lead. Cocoa DIppers.
Saddles, Brides, Martingals, Saddie-bags.
Buggy, Riding and 0verseets Whips. Hide Whips.
Anger Handles. Cotton and Wool Cards.
Wood and Iron Bench Screws. Wash Boards.
Axe handles. Painted buckets. Brooms.
Cotton, Grass and Packing Rope.
PioW Lines.
Cigars. Bread Trays, Tin Trays Curry Combs.
Sausage Cutters. Class and Queea's Ware.
Planes Hammers, Chitsels, ORA wins knives, Angers.
Mill, Crosseut, Hand-saw and Nat tail Files.
Mouse Traps. Shoe Thread.
Wood Screws. Blind aud Butt Hinges.
Kitchen Forks and Spoons, Spirit Levels.
Spring balances. Sticks and Dies.
Percussion Gaps, Gun Wads.
Candle Sticks Stirrup
Irons, &C., &c.
To all Of which We respectfully call attention.
June s.. ROBINSON, WINDLEY 4 CO.
LUNCH.
VNEH will be served at the Coffee House Of
!! Aassls Miazsa, every day, at IL o'clock, N.
Ap'i 2!,tsky-tf.
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neutrality-suspicious. FORsxLE,

/ OFFER for sale the plantation which now
reside, located six miles Syuih of Shongslo, Car
roll county, on the Mississippi Cent al Railroad,
containing about 200 scres-about 500 acres in
high state Of eaitirstionthe balance is finely tim
bered. The place is desirable one in every re-
spect; being well improved, a great part of it in
second beatOm, Big Black; located in one of the
healIhiest and most desirable neighborhoods the
country, &c DC.
MISS and Dr. c. N. Walden, Shongalo.. As shall
be absent after the 10th of June, my overseer, Mr.
Cone, will show the place to any one wishing to ex
anime. Terms easy.
June 3, 4W. C. s. HUDSON.
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Simon, a slave, /,
vs..
The State.

Etstiencs-- Confessions Undueiafmaee-
The prisoner, who was slave, soon after his
arrest confessed that he killed the deceased,
but the confession was obtained by undue in
fluence; he was then committed to jail and
soon after made the same confession in the
presence of the jailor, and repeated it on sew
eral occasions--the last time about three
months after his commitment Held, that
this last confession was competent evidence
against him, although he was not warned Of
the consequences before making it.
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a. B. BULLARD, Chairman.
u. n. SHELLY 4 W. H KEgEs, Secretaries.

OF The remarkable probation Of Hum
boldt that he would die in the year 1853. was
SIMPLY bis conclusion from close obsersa-
ton Of the decay Of his physical powers. It
was remarkable only IN showing the superior
ity OF the mind over the body, and the scien-
tific accuracy with which the mind could de.
termine The point Of tina when the physical
machinery would wear out.
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Valuable Rankin County Land For Sale.
WIS undersigned will sch % aoeorinoda -
county lying 10 mites east Of Branden and near the
Southern Rail Road.
He has in all fifteen hundred acres which may be
divided into two acis of eleven hundred and twenty
and three hundred and eighty acres:
On the first named tract Is two hundred acres
cleared, Gin House, Cotton Pross Corn Cribs; de-
10 AID ninc hundred and twenty acres Of it Il
excellent creek bottom land. OF tho two hundred
cleared, one hundred and thirty is bottom land, and
there are two hundred acres Of bottom deaden-
cd and ready to be pat IN eptiystion.
&c.. 30. Tue fences and other imprevementsa are Mi
new. Both places have an abundance Of water.
For terms apply 70 undersigned on the premises,
or address him through the post-ofice 81 Brand n.
May "a ,50-a. A. EPANN..
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New Orleans, Jackson and Great North.
cru Railroad.
NOTICE 70 SI.AFEHDLDERE

New Orleans, jackson aDd Great North.
cru Railroad.
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
sSROM and alter this date, NO slave will be ear
IL ried in any train of this Company. IS passen--
ger, unless he deliver TO the Conductor pass sign
ed by his owner, and countsrsigned by the Station
Agent, at the station where he enters the train.
which pass shall be retained by the Conductor.
Any slave found in train without suca pass, shall
be arrested by the Conductor and placed in custo-
dy of the Station Agent, the place where he en-
tered the train.
No Station Agent shall countersign any pass
til after the owner shall have signed the in
his presence, shall be countersign any pass
until entirely satisfied that the person signing the
same is the true owner.
The passes vii be on printed blanks, provided
by the Company, aud Conductors are forbidden to
receive any ether.
The Ticket Seller, at New Orleans, shall act
Sta ton Agent 10 carrying emit these Regulations.
NOTICE TO FREE PERSONS OF COLOR,
No Tree person Of color will b. carried ANY
train of this Company, 10 the State If Mississippi,
under any circumstances whatsoever; nor IN the
s,ssllsE 70 that of Save. siSgsa e ssae
New ORLEANS, the station Agent at the station
where ne enters the tram.
T. s. WILLIAMS,
Master of Trsnsportatien.
New Orleans, Dec l. 1855 dec2I S.
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county.
John j. Pettus, nominated By Clak County
A.. *. Blythe, nominated by jude NVilkin-
son Of Yazoo county.
Before proceeding to hillot the name of A.
K. blythe was Withdrawn. from noliination.
The Convention then proceeded to blot by
counties for Governor, with the following re-
suit
First Ballot-Cushman 20; Hudson %;
Pettus 35 Fall g.,
Second Ballot-Cushman 26 Hudson "a;
Pettus 40; Fall 8; Blythe l.
On motion. the Convention adjourned til
s O'Clock.
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T Resolutions passed the Iowa Black
Republican State Convention, denonnsing the
proposition to repeal the federal laws Prohib-
ting the African Slave Trade.
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y " FAINT W AP Jones, VIII
W g Gatewood, A I Hurley,
Rob't McGoHsn, 1hos J bar
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JAMES WILSON,

CAPITOL sTRKEr, oPPosTE THE Posr OFFICE,
House, Sign aud FTescO Painting. Giaxs
ing, Training, Marhling,
PAPER HANGING, WALL C0L0RfNG, &c. s
n VIE subscriber would respectfully infOr N the
IL citisens Of Jackson, aud the public generally,
that he has the richest assortment of Wall Paper
that has ever been In jackson he has also ON hand
French, English and American Zinc, Paints Pure
White Lead. Liuseed Oil, rurpsnune, Coal var--
nish; 40. Also, Paints Of every description, and
Of the best quality; dry and in oil Pai1t Bushes
Of every description and Of very superior qaHlitv
Freneh and American Window Glass. single and
double thieknesss in fact his house s just the place
for Pointers, Planters, and Others 20 have gheir
bills 6Iled for Paints, Glass. Wall Paper, Window
Coruiees, b., all Of which he selected himself lr
the mat uisoturers or importers, and cAs sell 81
reduced prices. Painting, Glazing, ahd Paper
Hangiug doue, as usual, at lOW rAtes, with dis-
Patch. and IN the yeESSest manner,
fifteen years resldehcs here and the IarSe
amount Of work done BY him renders Il, be thints
jackson, Nav. Is. 80 u =. =. -