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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-06-15
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA: JUNE Is, 1913.

without. Therartner of large Phila-
dclphia silk house, at present in Bremen,
assured me, day or two ago, that there
was scarcely any enquiry among the
Western merchants for goods in his line,
and that orders for shipments had near.
ly ceased. understanding prevailing pri-
ces were never lower. Ifnothing, there
fore, is 10 be expected from imposts on
foreign goods, how is the General Gov
eminent TO pay the interest on $780,
1000, 600 IN addition to the debt that now
bestrides it, There is but one way. and
that is DIRECT I'AXATION!!.-
Should it come to this, then, indeed, the
crisis will have arrived which Patrick
Henry SO feelingly and SO powerfully
foretos when the quiet and ORDERLY CIT
izen wrrDe beset by the marshal ON one
side and the sheriff on the other, each
|contendlng for the cow that gives milk
to his children. While there is a p7'obd-
biAfy Of direct nationa! tax, shsIl al
ways consider our beautiful mode! Re-
public. as an experiment. In cases Of
war il is different. for patriotism is ever
ready to yield Up all for its country's de-
fence. If the debts were assumed. and
the interest should not be regularly met,
on account Of the impossibility Of COL
lectjng the revenue, (which is now plead
in extenuation Of their inability to pay
by States) what would be the condition
Of our Navy and our Merchant service?
Not vessel could with safety venture
to sea. We should have every nation
to whose citizens we owed any thing
capturing them and sacrificing them for
debt. Take assumption in its most ia
yorable aspect, and it presents three in
superable objections to its enactment
IT would be palpably unconstitutional
it would be palpably unjust-it would be
palpab!y snerpedieast. But like other
novel doctrines it must s'strut its brief
hoar upon the STAGE and towards it
as towards others of like spirit, we
have security in the memorable axiom, Of
the late sage Of Monticello-"Error of
opinion may be tolerated while reason is
left free to combat it's
In few days shall leave here for
Gottineen, from whence shall proceed
to the Rhine.
Yours, truly, AGRIC0LA.
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swer bis talk. lie means well. We know
1T. But we cannot think now. Griel
has made childrenof us Wien our bust
ness IS settled we shall be men again
and talk TO our Great Father about what
he has proposed.
Brother-Y You stand III the moccasins
of great Chief; yca speak the words o.
a mighty nation, and your talk was long
My people are small; their shadow scar.
cely reaches to your knee, they are
scattered and gone; when shout,
hear my voice in the depth Of the woods,
but no answering shout comes back
Ny words, therefore. are few. | have
nothing more TO say but to tell what
have said to the tall chief st ne pale "a.
ces, whose brother* stands by your side
*William Tyler of Virginia, brother to the
president recently appointed one of the Chos
taw Commissioners.
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ga. From the Globe. =
LORD. BRoUGHAM's ATTAcR
UPON GENERAL CASS.

General Cass has reason 90 congratu-
late himself that His late glorious services
at Paris, in arrestinS The insidious
schemes of England investing herself
with the supreme dominion of the ocean,
an object which sns has nufsued, through
centuries of progred s'ss'iisEszssaaeut,
! stes &sst las has NJ PICTORIAL
receiving the highest s assss5 sl5ast,atea
efficiency and Importance in. TEVihss.
tired denunciations of British mo nlost
resentment. No wchdera ht Henry Lord
Brougham and vaux-w ho,. with all his
extraordinary gifts. has. sunk into the
Thersites of the British Senate,
.Awed by no shame, by no respect controlPi;
In scandal busy; in reproaches bold'--
should glory in resiling. with llcentious
style,' SO shining a mark for malignant
vituperation. After. having arraisned
Monsieur de. TocquevilIe, one of the
greatest geninses and most profound pc,
iitiral writer's Of the age, before the
British House of Lords, and upbraided
him of the offence of having called ii
question the new British claim Of Viz
tual right Of SEARCH in time, of peace,
with marvellous acknowledgements
the most incredibly profound'-it was
quite natural transition for his Lord
ship, in following up his vocation, to
turn Upon our iliustrious countryman,
Ito whom British power owed far deep-
er debt of vengeance for ambitious
schemes thwarted in the very moment Of
their expected contamination, and be-
stow upon the vigiIant and successful
American Minister some OF the choicest
flowers of his Lordship's parliamentary
biiingsgatc.
1t is, indeed. most .edyfyiing specia.
Gle to see this Henry Lotd Broushari
and satx-Yho, in his bold pretensions
to Universal knowledge, has incurred the
character of the most presumptuous- Go.
HSt of his day-one Of whom distin-
guished countrvman of his own, and 4
learned professional brother, keenly re.
marked ST was pity he didn't know
something of law, and then it might be
said he knew lille of every thihg'-rs
preaching one of the most able and dc.
complished ministers and iurists Of
whom any coantry can boast, with ;hay.
ing no more. conception Of even The rudi
ments Of international law, than he has
Of the languages spoken in the moon. }
and mo more capacity Of reasoning, than
he has of Understanding legal points and
legal tlitferences!' Equally eIifying is
it to see the inflated lordling, who.
without official trust or confidence n kis
own country. is perpetualIy thrustinr
himself into the concerns Of all the cabi.
nets Of Christendom-who, without any
delegation Of authority from either party.
at one time puts himself forward as me.
diator between England and France; and
at another attempts to play peace.makef
Tor rather mischief maker) Between A.
merica and Ensland-who, in short. IS
the universal busy body and i,itsga,ss'i2ss
OF the ase-magisterialIg rsbukips 6s'''
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From the London Herald,
THE RICH MEN ALSO DIE

I ,s,ne interest has been excited within
3 ffS7eIii SUE esss SSssmnng the more veal
thy members of the Stock Excna.tA, ~,
Tie banking community out of doors,
springing out Of the demise of Richard
Arkwright, esq.,, Of Wilersly Castle
near Crawford, Derbyshire. This gen.
tleman, it it is reported, died possessed
OF not less than seSeas millions sterling
in personal property alone, irrespective
of landed estates. Doubtless, if this re-
port be well founded, Or anything like an
approximation to truth, as it is asserted
to be. it must include and cover the sums
advanced by him and outlying upon
mortgages, which, it is tolerably we'll
known, run over many of the estates OF
the large (some Of them titled) landhol-
ders in his own neighborhood, and else
where also. The more immediate sub
ject Of curiosity, however, with the mon-
eyed classes referred to, is one which
bears natural relation with their own
position and pursuits; for, as it is as.
sumed, and no donbt correctly, that a We
ny considerable portion Of that enormous
mass of wealth must be invested in the
funds probably, if SO. some portion
in foreign stocks-the inquiry is sug-
gested into the probable proportion Of
the stocks so held more especially of the
domestic, which under the divises of the
will. or otherwise changing hands, may
hayeto be brought to market. Suppo-
sing it were possible to ascertain that
one million would thus come to besreal-
lied, the fact could not fail to exercise
some influence upon prices; and parties
would not be waiting in that case, par
ticulary were the period Of such realiza
ton verified, to prepare FOR the event by
previously depressing stock values, 50 as
to favor their own speculati0ns or purcha-
ses fer investments ON the occasion.
Accepting the reports ii. circulation
in quarters likely to be informed as APP
proximately correct, land there is no
improbability in the supposition that Mr..
Arkwrisht, unpretendins ard little heard
of comparatively in the world as he was,
had long, among those best competant to
Judge been regarded as the most ponde-
lcns capitalists in England,i it follows
that he has no less the leviathan capital
ist of the whole world. AS an individ-
ual capitalist, there is not bne in Europe
at the present time who can approach
within half the Misunderstanding, per.
haps the excellent no less than wealthy
Mr.. Solomon Heine of Hamburg, who
according to general repute, IS estimated
to concentrate in his own power the rep
resentation Of money values to the vast
amount Of four millions sterling. It
must be remembered, however, that this
sum representa- The whole property of
Mr.. Heine; whereas the late MIR. Ark
wright was possessed Of landed estates
to tie value. perhaps Of one OF tive mil
lions beyond the amount at which his
personality is rated. Immensely veal
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BREMEN, tnril so, 1843.

.Of course, our intelligent Correspondent
the cask, which is regularly filled up from the
vintage of successive years. Editors
IA fanciful calculation enough--but still the
effects of accumulated interest On public debts
are sufficiently startlingi-H.
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TT. following linz were written for my dansnts, =;
the Misses Kellogg School Great BsrrHstoH Mass hiis
xzs s;endng few days in the, delightful Tiii'se
t,o .,,;og b s,s the interesting story of the Butterfly
very much as described n the Poem: IT. --.zt,,,s
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IN. PURSUANCE OF an Order Of the Surrogate
Oh M C9ahfy OF New ork notice he.ebF gwen I'll
elf: O. New oEs sInsis woala deceased prese,
20 Chauhs t CITY of N=w-York on or bo.- tie
9Th DAY OF May Ds,ed N-w-York the TN Day Of No
retneeE, 4 D. lSi2. RICHARD l. sCHIEFFEtIN.
Is -.Nsm Executor.
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= Subscribers TO the Tribune who abou, changing
their residences will please leave ord this Office send
note through tie Fcst-C:fce
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GREAT PUBLIC BENEFIT,
u 4 WI / ION OF LIZ | 4 I. n

GREAT PUBLIC BENEFIT,
YALE \ MILLION OF DOLLARS * annually
and imerec, Tanning Of Leather. \ valuable Leather Pre-
feIa' ssd nf' psB F@9s Il tTHER ad s.:
TIVE This truy valuable composition has @ submitted
10 he mos; nerJn. tests and Ia, come The fiery orla
uascathe bearing front The broad ~a ol PusLtC Ar
rkoBArIeN Ar the last Great F.r Of he American ln>itu,
held a Nlho Garden October 1912, several SPECIFICS or the
edby the state, q Which The celebrated hem',! DE CHIt
d 1SS a o a na 9 al, S Se 6R f FR
SENTATIVE received the SIlvsR Myptt Of thr Institute
mud The high elosy OF Dr. Chiffon 70 whom hs puhl,r are
no,;rurS and vi np"on the public cannot be too cav
tions and order therefore 10 rut tie claims Of th COMPOSE
public h1 following certificate from The public aud
g-cta6e proptiors OF Livery Stab-; IN tGSlty Of Nv"
This Cerres that Ia, used Ch-rts Leahey Prrscr,a
i've 81 tne5e aaSs Toys, and Boot aud Shoe and
her that ever Il strengthens ttutis h!sck-ns
soe> rrnovass and gave, life leather f II has
crack that saturated with this lIIuid \, THIS
valuable composition and worthless nosuIn like too
many OF The invention OF the day earnestly recommends
all prrsou> no rs. leather IN any manner wh1eysr
Abr: Blower sl BroaSyay ,Ines Qn,Ty. 2o3 Murray; +
George Burnett, Ncw-ia,-u Joel smith IS Bsyars Moses
Powell 49, Houston, Daniel ". Norris Isl Thompson 81
ms George C. Hatarn cor-r Washington Piaee and slei
81 Wm Dunn Lsrr Stable, a3 Charles, ne,r Hudson
Ervcry STABLE and % Waits JOS s CcHwel . VS.
,s w B. b,bTo "a las ba%s Sie " Mil i
Frny1irtcr OF New-YosE Taiters4ils, Broadway.
Ih~ -ow2 gentlemen Agents for TIN, Pssef, al're
and supply al orders Cor .lti,er iaF-s m, quantities
GFNFF,L pEroT: ISAAC X JESSUp & Co, No. l'G
South sts-t.
lGlxrs Alexander Black rs Houston u rerr Ast- IS
Bowrry; Rohe, Dawson, 333 GIsei =; II. .isb-y b
Park Row Geo 5. Oraniss. % Maiden ane d = lLvis,
Sol Broadway: Rye1 * Hughes 6Ie Broadway ". A Ran
sen * Co. 81 Pea street; Z T. Aldrich, Sc Water i; y b
D. Sands IS aud loo Fulton, 2T3 Broadway and = East
Bradway; HarmeE HAYS 81 Pearl =: JohnE kycrscn 70
Bowrry; .in-s Cur corner Hud;on aud Canal SIS Wa
Smith 80 murray Geo W es Tal:esails, ats Bsoad
R w B-eb- 2o3 South George Clinch Third
Avenue and Twsuty.iouh 81; Chas Francis 70 BowsIy:
John Curtis, General Agent, North American Hotel
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I
I'.nlea siloT 20 any heretofore used Tor that
Al persons dssITous e testing the gIea, value and superiority
OF these oneI hama made shoes b, >n s. by mail other
WIS., oO los assorted she's viii Immediately - aded-
warranted 10 sUt The section OF coanry 10. which rhey
Ordered BY 2pISiac TO ts subscriber al s- works
tsf, iroy Lewis Bsa-aict Co. Join Townsend Albany
E1eIi9ai \ to Ne~ t2s Cha5ixs SMITH Boston, 4. " <
3 Jo2e< tniladsinhla and Z Ptt Brother. BgltEdre
"htIe taEteE He.Iza;lc may De had tie subi-ct
HENRY BURDEN
/ Foy Iron and Nan ac;ory. Aprii 1913 srI7 Il
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sgy FOR SALE-2,li II ACRES ot LAND
Kay The subscriber consequence OF his engagements
his dqiiy ttltan for several years ~ The Gi Of
riiaielI is induced offer Tor sale bls Lands and SAW
Mil in Northampton tnow iike) county, Penn The lrGy-
consists OF five tracts OF lan Rftesnake
creek Dgnan Township, rt'cated BY the State OF Penn.
~, Robot Morris ~ aud conveyed by him t" Alex.
Sarrr. or, Asiburtni,) Esd bg whose Ageut and rns-
e Rich. WiIIu;. Esp Ihliarhii has been conveyed
IN lr 10 the subscriber. These lIns liz within about 100 rid.
ortl Milford and Owego Turnpike and rs;eud Cor the most
part both i "i the creek, about miles to within about
rods the ttrip,k- from DIngmm, delaware Bridge,
beng made under liberal appropriation from the Sle
Much of tie land j, of excellent quality lo farming aud
natural netdpMs mayi WITH bur ius Labor b. pr-
-e fn the plough. The Mil which has cast-Tou wheels.
a, been built abont thru years ~ iue working order
about 1000 t. Icr day aud has good stream OF
100 NJ II opiue lumber now being saved and pe ~
t. mill The have always been pad, and the title
pro,e; y the last years sale by the County Commission
This property offers advantages individuals
Citations who 1is 10 locate 70 two 81 the principal cities
the Union such seldom to be "h at So low
I. purchase money may bc Paid IN part IN cash 9th
er property in y. York Philadelphia, aud the balance may
I've secur on this any other good property IN said cities
fdesire ~ will be reserved for which thousand dol
lars will be allowed from purchase and the Lumbar at
mill go the purchaser Address the subscriber 3jo Alc
Thadep b., of Sle5srs. VIM ~ Seymour y Co
1 Chatham sIuuc, y. York
t,,;1,y ALIEN CIf'rHEERT
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-, TO LET-A Room, BedEoonl Pantry,
&c. Elgss, Sc s,.tl- fog s,Aii family; ASo base
i, r0r 9,E no hclruoms Rent low" lft l"s,'-
ION Immediately Also obers, with possession en Tie
~ at A.y next. Inquire OF
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>c. To LFT.-WortshopS OF various sizes, best
-led n$ ~; city and snt 'o;, rS ,.i r j
- n,hl, T,r a boofynaker az shoemaker. t'gn,r Of
Vu' ~, -, S"''''' ~ j. L0CkE, 81 Ann ST.
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THE SJTBSCRIBER takespleaSl,re

I III II 'b.-NIIDI.IN tsNtS Pletir~AtC
II announcing 10 the public. that after gears
OF study and labor, he Ia. p-rfected hS ma
chinrry ioT ths manufacture OF Hose Since,
which he rcw Offers AZ the price OF horse
shoe iron IN bar of equal quality thus SAVING
'he rSi-s;ise OF making. (which amounts IN
all c=sss 20 the first cost OF The irnn.) b.
sides. the shoes arv more es,Ii- firt-t - The
hooi, and In no danger of prickae-,he hole
Al beng punched al the proper distance from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-08

Broadway aud retail 27 Bower y York John Jackson
North seconl-street Wiamburgh, Benjamin Handley, Is
Highest, BIooklyu
rnce Is csnts ~ n.ckase or five Tor one dollar ms 81
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ri FOR SALf.-Second hand Doors, Saslts,
- Window Blinds Sash D9ors Counters, one I 't fl c w,
.;.a Bar Room. with ris or snift Also SSsitS " "
srn; hnt-'tdS III earuF''' q D j. LOCKE., Builder.
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ton may be obtained; al.o OF
FOR SAG-ITARBOR.-The steamboat THORN vi
leave Norwich every morning, SUNDAYS e>cepted') tp
through from Npw-Y York To Sag. ftaTbor - so
y g. All person, are forbid trusting any one on acf's
az iha hoy. boar, or nwnrrs aA
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+7;t FOR LlVERPOOL-Packct Of MA, Nay t H~t.
master Will sail =. above hrr Iesu ", Ir,
splendid ship npw ard, OF 900 oa rrglstsd, OS'. sty Il
COR this line Of Packets and finished IN sni Uit s,G
accommodation for the and c9moltF y ,l, t
For freight or passage, apply board 1907 VI "a tScs,
or 10 CRlNNELL, MINIuRS w.
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ne p.Gkrt ship GEORGE WASHINGTON lane ~ ii
rows master, will succeed the Ashbudon' anu %" IL
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- For SAI4F, in the City OF Newark, -
"a House and 81 acres Of Land si,Glea' s@"h. BLSsa
STREET No ~ The HouSc Is y .t i,on' i,n $500
~ sy5l .t,b rnt tres, SC at's,l :? Ile PREMISE
fe farther particulars aply 70 J. - To.I Gl
W ,t' ! 'i't - ~ mo tai
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vii, IT1,r TUESDAY rhur,.,y. aud Saturday si!ereoSn ~
5o'ciork Lands al intermediate places.
r1se1 taking tllis Line 81 Boats Ill nrntietiy .s,,
NJ Albany in amgie ' g take t' M'r"ins Tam Of C,s
80. 1rs fUisle with aud -i-lnt SSe Rooms asd r.,
,,.t AMI recommendations an 0mlrailed ~ tis HnLca
For passage pi S apply on beard, OF To + [. Schultz
II ih,, Office un the vhaC
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tE-:csIissnsyrsT asw and eesn, steaTSca, CO.
TNB i Caa, Thomas p New hcry Will leave hadsns p,
Nv York every Noni,y "Wednesday, and Friday ss G.
Glock r 81 On the scri,a -ithe Hudson and Bersss 20
roai Cars and touch II Insrmetlie landings. rs'nEst
rom the foot Of ear StItct. au ANe IN HUDSON The s
inorair. IN tn- take the Rulraas esrS too by>,9s
For uior,natior. ''rivin m Ha,>tsn 81 iS BBE
CLARK K co IN New YORK., uf SllpAHi' KEN
co a the foot OF Liberty street, North iSSyT o. og sst
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For the greater safety aud security Of all valuable and n
package, entrusted 10 thc care, ry have Salamanca m
Safes on board of the Steamboats, str.Icon ocei
by themselves aud the messenger ~ chs W
IN tli. same room with the Iron safe, into when s., ~"
packages ar. placed, POMEROY &COMPAMl
New-York Nav. my2lw No Weh,urt
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wi,I positively sail a, above. .,,;u ii cahii
Having very superior Accommodations tor bsh ,hcdd
make earl application on board foot Of Maiden y Sat
JoSEPH MeMuRRAY 100 Pine st. GoIa sb;o ssH
Dan Capt D-iryst.r aud sail On the 18th Gsls e Oh
saeons wishing send for their friends frfi s do
Country htv" them brought out BY te m BIZ Jf,
raid
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q, ar>v, z,ELIIARETu.PoRT AND NEW
r--..-I.1S-- YORK FERRY COMPANY :-srEysal
sSs.S,rJsncG,Su m,iGW tRn.NctMENrs--tT s Y g,ts
The STEAMBOATS, WArERWltGl! and iNhhhklh
Iy daily c Elizabeth Port ~ New Yorl, touching atNr
Brighton and por, Richmond each trip ~ ;oll5Ss:
STRING AIatANGENlfNT
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NkW-YORK FIRE DEPARTlENT.--Th
~ Members the Fare Department of this aud adjacent
invited 10 call aud NV StGS,L Ian
rinN lIst finished. NAkIIS W. EMMONS,
Ia Spruce-St. y \.
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"a 90 EOR uT-GSON and mic ITnctbp
r-sss.-ssrSS. -1I.snanss-Tbe Steamboat WkSSTCHES
tsSsZ..TEE Cart wM. h Mn Sa I,n IN
Ia 5 tr,i,, ar O'Clock r VI cnprectlnS Il haSseo "a
tb Hudson ,n, pr,sh, Railroad the car, ct "mfh ar,s
the arrival OF iie boat. Returning the os ef <; Haasss
] ~, r. go tc,.eiiing both Ways a. III misrtasrqs
I... -. l...ll OF l...stse. auIy on oHald. or 20
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, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings stToSIrI
S,c1tnboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain L. W Brsiuaf
Will eavc Monday Wednesday, and Friday evening az
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1t FOR LONDON-Packet OF Slay a ,s,s.f. u
$TTTt packet ship GLADITOR, Thos. Bfit'oh' MS
.eL-saii Is above, her regular day ,1.ounoIId'S
,, rIt or G hon Or i,sssss ha,ns su dr
~ GRRiSSEL.IL,, mi MsIiINtTtRN Co. 70 $685.
rnce of passage 800. ~, .5xek rssss
NE packe; ship WELLINGTON i. In ,ssh Esf ps:i1
wa succeed the Gladiator, and sail june ''s' "
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a1@7 FOR ALBANY-HOUR CHANGED.
GG5E-ENZs-.A. Houghon, AMI
,souIii AMEHlG 4, CAPT L. " Brainail on and after
Monday May Isl, Will leave yer Evening Sundays except
ed; 1t Seven O'Clock instead of Six rs heretofore.
%-rl t,,rtI i.;y
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pENON Al,-ToCNELE X HALL have re-
1tmov~ their Wool Warehouse f9m Ne 70 flnestree 10
No. 2S rcaJs!t-I, OF Bceknaa.s,rtst where ts
offer for sale All Aas Of American anu Foreign Wool the
most TI.a S,,uStlc terms. Int
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FROM PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURG

Have reduced The fare from hddefhia TO sburs u NE
DOLLARS.
They have placed boats lie pntr line with ex!eri.
enos,! md obll.g caPt.is and warrant every
the comfort and cOny efiI"nC" Of travellers.
= In order passage II t. reduced ferc
b. tkcu the da previous the office. III Market street
tnJ door abose H where every Information relation
the lire can be- obtained
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A-A To Eth Dean street, near Smith street,
.f Eoohyn the splendid three story house finished IN the
best n,n with lots OF ground attached Also,
coach hone stables &c a variety OF the most choice SE,i
vines Also several fruit trees, with well ami pump ol ey.
c,llen Srring water the pni>cs. This property X we'll
calculated tor The accommodation of respectable amI TO
HON will ht let for accommodating
lerns hr nnrlNing 10 IOSErN MURRAY 100 Pine 81 Ilh6
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This medicine be purchased Of Mr. KELLY, whole
sale and retail, al tlie Gotham Confectionery
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sa1ET = FOR EWBIRGH-I4anding at
60 ,Itweil,s, W.St roint, Cold spgng Com
E2I-Is.s-Lall, and FiE!.ili Landing.
he s-,nboat JAS. MADISON, Capt. Chss. Il.lse,d
VIII leave " arrcn-stse, every Tuesi aud y atsr
noon AZ o'clock.
All BaElse Packages PARCELS Bank Bills Specie put
on boaEi this boat Without being entered the book OF re-
cetei for, BE- the risk lcrs tcro ali #