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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

Bellows FAILS Mnny interesting
ACCOUNTS have been given Of this boountul
cascade. 1t is situated in the southern part
Of Vermont, between Walpoe and Rock.
ughnm a traveller. who was walking on
beautiful summers day nenr these falls
being struck with The ropIdny Of the ,ver
here It flows over the rocks wrm down
into The cavern through which the river
flows The rock giving way he fell into
the river .nd wa, swept down the flll, to n
great d'"-rc" when h-va' ricl;ra np an'
Jain b. IIoN., md IL" trl's were rccor.
dinghy nsm,d after hin - Youih, Hc+
aid
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

PRovrS0 AN htrBi A clergyman at
Cambndg' preached sermon which one
Of his auditor: commended
Yes, said n gentleman 10 whom II was
mentioned, IT was a good sermoa but he
stole ~
Tins wa, told to the preacher Tie re.
s'nIcd II and called on the gentleman to re-
tract what hc had said
II ON not, replrd the spgrrssor, "very
HN TO reIraet my words, but n this instance
| will sad YOU had stolen the s4rnon
bud wn' wrong Tor on returning home
md referring to IN" hook whence thought
II wastaken found It was there
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

SiNoINo N ScHooLs Sevcrnl reror''
have BEEN made Of The good fleet Of teach
ing singing in orr public schools, and We
have never doubted bot tina, physically and
morally it produces the vcry best fret 80
A great sensation las recently been pro
duced in Switzerland By m attempt To give
a now direction to popular singing Coafs'
vol gar aud soncllm,s obscene ballads were
constantly heard on The shores oftho Lake
81 G,nenve, unii a saxon gentleman pro
posed tenehng the Nj lion Singing gfalis
A revolution has been forthwith produce
mi NE Conccrs Of the human voices have
alone cIcciuf,d al living IN NE borders o
tie Lake, snd il va, no uncommon affair
to $50 1000 s,nger, accompanying tDct
other IN p-fl,cl hsfmonj 'lnglnga hymr
o. Ll,her's composing, SIMPLE. gave an
noble, aud with prodigious tfrci--pnu,c
uhfly those songs Of patriotic character 49,
A great mora revolution in Switzerlnu'
hl, been produced hy lhs nmplr, 'p",esbi'
and agreeable muhod Of prae,icing .h
human voice ~ Y Sun
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

'Pooa Bur H1SIsr The newspl-
Per; and other equally grca, nu'horiurS,
make use flhis phase ~ biographical no.
tice. a. He was born Of poo, bit hotS'!
p1reni,l" Poor bur hpnyE tba, is 20 ~
feo Ihallhe ptrru's ought to have bee DIS
hon 81 because Acy ~cre poor bnI Was
N the pluicullr case they were honest, IN
,7i'e oflheir poverty Thmcon phrase
Is an lhtIh to the condition Of nincty ulns
nro on, of hundred and m ,nii.nhy u
human aslure. There mighI be- consld"f'
nag the manner IN which many lornnes are
acquitted, some liule shade OF meaning IL
SAYING q the her Of fortune. fle wss born
of ri1h h1l Aoasa p1reots but the 'poo'
bu, hnn.s pi rsse rs hHrocicu LIT b
reformed altogether PhIaf'ihfa Ledg
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

The S1oIcA Ta,iae, The origin Of ibis
national badge is TIM, handed down by ira.
d,lon - When tho Danes invaded Scot
land. it was deemed unwarlke To attack
mn enemy in the pitch dnrkors' Of The night
i,siead Of a pitched battle by day on one
occasion, the invaders resolved to avail
themselves ofthis stsa;1gem and "a ofdrr
10 prcvcu',hrirtrsmp from being heard they
marched barefoot They had nus ne,rrd
the Scottish force unobservcd when Dane
unluckIiy stepped upon n sppsrLly hustle
and instantly uttered cry Of pain, whct
discovered the asslilanis 10 tho Scots wh,
ran 10 their arms and d,f,nicd the foe win
great slaug l,lsr The thistle was 'mmed ate
~ ndop'fd as the insignia Of Scotland
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

kAIuta SURPLiStN0. ptoi B,otsou
stated IN h, concluding lecture, Inst week,
lhn, n drop Of human blood .utJ' cD'd lo,i
animation Us The o,,drogtn MIC, o,cort snd
mnrni' ! some t0,r'v mdh,us q uu,S.
nll tht spc, - Of animals NOW ,NNirP ,u
the CAM. Of Tint hns c,,o,d duHtr h. 4 r
rtcit Stages OF ct,nIirn rnt milli,u, 81 V,nt,
rrN viii then be- discovered H. II, l,r,d
ots henhly r'I,cn. NH primr lc' " hr.
quiet and pcaciaI- but IN tho blood Of n
dlrnscd person, they nte furious. rnpirc
and pfeying upon each other This he
stated in illustration of hi, position that man
CONAN. ,Lru ! im, ~ all 'lc principles
~ the univrt" |, wns also u,.rud That
# dvnd CT, be thrown into n pool of.ne
naut w.,er, md allowed TO dlsrlvc their n
drop Of water taken from srv rn,, Of the
pool and examiner n. above. VIZ show rv-
cry specie. Of animal Of the CO, Kind that
hns ever existed on The Garth raging and
DESTROYING one another The hodrs of NIL
the lower ansmhls being made ur al
nn,mnlcu'T similar 10 tl'ms' Ives
md the body Of man beng comroundrc Of
all lhn, is below him in the scale ofcr,atlon
Ann Ar6or Journal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

Suppose Engs and the Unhcd State.
should 60 to wnr nbom the boundary linz
OF Oregon, and nltcr .pcndlog mdlions II
money and bulc herring thousands Of human
being, how much NEARER would the Quts.
ton DO sci'lrd Than Al present, Would 1t
not have to be accomplished by negotiation
= Inst : aud why not now 1-hdraan Sian
Journal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

Extensive sl' work. have been com
m'nr'd mar Ky WL-| Cp'arls 81
$4,000 bushels was the p-ciucl l,, v,nr
Thu work, ARE To- BE- grnrly .,,,nd,i, hc
ste offord'ns unusual fhcllH,s It con b..
afforded cheaper than Turks G,,ud .,h.
having no duty to pay and viii dive for.
eicn Iall out Of our nisrkti. very soon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

lSvIsisLE WRfTINo The plan Of
wiring with riee-ws,er 70 Ne rfnlrrej VS.
iblc by the appira,on Of iodine. WAS prae.
iced Win erca, tUrerss IN the corespon
dencs With Jsllealabad The first Ie,lsr o.
this KIDD received from thence IVES zone cal
ed m guilt On opcnIng II small piece
OF pap.r was INFO d on Which .a'. er
rcafcd a single word 'iodine" Tn mag
le liquor ~As applied and an islsr~',ln:
d'pa,ch from sir Robsu Slse SOD -i,uL
Ist,i Seryiss Gslsfi,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

BosroN is fast trcadIng on the heels OF
New York in CONNIE rcrl enterprise The
commercial superiority 81 III" halter, md ils
cons,qun, rapid growth, have been owing
IN a Large d. gree # not almost entirely, 10
the rslabI,shmu of regular llurs OF packets
to the most lmpoltan, commercial points 90
the lobe, and the facilities flrdrd by lines
Of internal improvement, for the distribution
OF goods brought by the packets For years
Boston has been lnborng to accomplish the
same result Her capitalists have spread n
network OF railroads all over New En-.
glnnh. oil convrraiuq IN Braon ne the com.
mon centre, aud the fcItus thus created
are now to BE- rendered available to the
uimos,, by the establishment, Of lines Of for
cign packets In addition to the Cunnrd
line nf STEAMERS the benefit Of which she
IN, enjoyed for several years. n nohic
lne Of sailing r9ckNs ,ivaling tho bcs
that sal from Nrw York. will soon be- lr
operation h,twecn i3ostna and Liverpool
Several vessels nre already ~ comm slon
and new one to be caIl'd the Washington
Irving, is building ut Ens, Boston The
/ Daily Advertiser says that the linz, both a
! Boston and Liverpool is 10 the hands o
merchants, who are eminrnily culcul hrd
to insure It's success -B.gu!o Commercial.
. ilreFisrT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
CL,tranan al "A, OM S1AonL y

Cir'ggnaH Of the OH School Rev.
Dr. Emerson, Of sal.m, as We learsby tho
Dnvsu Courier, preached b., joCneh nm.
ni'.",ry diseonrse on the Rob ul Dr
Emerson /. the senlor clrrgymen Of sslem,
II not Of the county Of EasrI, and 81 this
lh, dayit is a fact highly eonpIim'nrary
and honorable 10 him and 10 hn soer'iy that
ihey have dwslt together IN harmony 20
long. ClateEsal EasH.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
ANTASTATIC WRITING.

This most singular discovery, mus,
lead TO less singular results. As de
scrbcd, anything written, drawn or
printed, can be made to reproduce IT.
self upon a plate of zinc, IN five min
u,es, from which 10000 copies may
be taken, with absolute accuracy. The
process is this the sheet TO be repro
duced, is dampcncd with diluted &C
id, and is then placed between two
leaves of blottng paper to absorb the
superfuous moisture. The printed
or written side is then placed on the
zinc, and the acid OH the paper, where
not touched by the ink, Immediately
corrodcs the plate, while the acid OH
the letters is ueutrnlized by the ink
The paper is thCn ;4kcn of, and Pc
feet copy of 1t i'll relief is found on the
zinc plate. The paper is in no wise
injured, and may be used to reproduce
new plates.
Titus appears that when work is
once printed, i, can be reproduced al
most Immediately without the delay
or expense of re-settlng the types
while the expensive process OF sicrco
typlng will be entirely supcrs coded
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

The iIod,cn Gazette cav, ,hs, within
the last few years more building, hive
ben Destroyed by FIRE in ,hs, c,ly than
have 10 the same time been erected there
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

Every beautiful and pure md good
thought Which the h'nn cni' dams, Is mn
angel Of mercy, purifying and guarding tho
soul.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
SOON RIPE, SOON RUTTON

a WRITER 10 the BIlIlmore sun. sIys there
isa provrrb dcclIrng, tDu, great man al
twenty-five was n gone goose al iJny,
which has been eIempl6ed in ancient and
modern history Napoleon, infer early
Mcc, s. died in m ingorInus eycilc By
ron, the author Of 'Chidr Harold nj twenty
two. expired al Nissolongbl at lhIuy seven
without beng able To- adj military glory to
his literary hmc John Randolph, n pre-
mature GENUS when asked by the spenke,
Of the Housr, Arc you ofagr1' answered
Ask my constituents! yet died al 81 Ike
Swrf. n 'drIytIIer and n show, n rciIe Ia.
thor OF former prealncss than OF present a.
blhy Caleb McNtly possessing in car.
IL youth precocious ability, and exhibited
a pa,rrn OF sobrlelv and honor ond lament
abs falls through uupo,J"nce, even before
reaching ~" ngr of4O On the other haod
Crom ,cll DID not falrly commence his f.
nous career until 40 years ofnge, aud al
Ter that period ennIcd himself 10 the 10
ice Of dstsn, posierI,y. Dydsn was A.
b,rofe he Was Distinguished asa poet. Ma
homme, was more than 40 years old wher
the idea Of e,lab llshng q creed cnIeIcd L,i
mind
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

N.us,lea, rsnsor, o., a6os, eooer,n
OF t.o,5 Ross mnosrous stseopr Il,
= .aid that nc nebuls IN the bolt d. ou.
On 10 Discovered to be . universe system -
,oa whh planets revolving round H. I"
N" s,r,h srd her fellow orb, nove round
,at slouout lam'hhry
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

Govetnor Jonc, Of Tennessee has con
.cn,cd To become The Wing candidate Tor
Conr,,u IN his district
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

II 10 ws,ed the, the Gre Of Pm'turg
which Destroyed N large portion Of that
city, was oecas,oned BY drunken washer.
woman Who lived od the premise, ~hero
The frc commenced
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

sETUL 6,shng WsI ls now msde 90
n, 10 ignite by ifcuan. which dos away
with the trouble ai procuring lamp 10 os-
sls 10 s-siinQ letters A patent has BEEN
grated FOR he SANE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

Tie Copper orc obtained nj Lake Sup.
nor $50 r''h rte'r commands $500 per
ton 40 B.H.u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

RicmEs The greaifr pleasure q ITO
IL love he grcalrH treasure eo"h nunTn''
ih- Pre7l,,i poss~''loo h'i'h ~" g''f'''
,... . s,-,f. -al ll' d." m'-'''Hf " ".s
.,ieuI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
Go.ir Seven Of Mrllcrs disciple, arc

Gonir Seven Of MllIcr's disciples arc
still in the House Of correction Tt'y ~
getting corrected Two refused to work.
The keeper told them II th,y Woudn', work
they mustn't ca, "Sc rure Tor that" lie
then pu, them upon nh allowance Of three
biscuit. pr d,,m % much cold wntcr rs
ttcy could drink md a small quantity of
"mush," before going 10 brd MS mn np"ri.
cnt One, no, rc!,,hlng this system Of d.
eics has given in Ilr gors IN now Tor
eIuc,c nnl sulelntia, food The olh,r
nm obstinate old ecu npl,in--has 'boSod
tho compass" too Often 10 be comprised In
This way so he sticks 10 ,hor, feed mud no
work Hc spent fast DIV very properly
Elder W'bbcr and Other, behave them.
selves Thr ,'ler "a t-Wald r. his cy.
'mriary conduct ~ns prrto'l'd to listen to
Rev Mr. pomroy's fast day sermon. ban:
gor Gnzoue
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

Chalk ri superior qpalhy hss been
found IN Norge county, Missouri, neaf the
m~uiA ofGtEyois river
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

R.bu.e uah ,oa ~ords and hard srg0.
nssn
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-28

ToUcHIHG Observation-Disclosures during his
march into Africa came to people dwelling in
peaceful hnts, who knew neither war nor con-
quest. Gold being offered to him he said his sole
object was TO learn the manners and customs of
the inhabitants. Stay with us. said the chief as
long as it pleaseth thee. During the interview
with the African chief two of his subjects hrough,
case before him for judgement. The dispute
was this The one had bought Of the other
piece of ground, which after the purchase was
found TO contain treasure. for which he felt him
self bound to pay. The other refused to receive
any thing, stating that he sold it with all advan-
tages apparent or concealed. that it might be
found to afford. Said the chief looking at the
one, yOu have sun, and to the other you have
daughter, let them he married and the treasure
given TO them as dowry. Alexander was aston
ished. And what, said the chief. would have
been the decision in your country" We would
have dismissed the parties, said Alexander and
seized the treasure for the kings use. And does
the sun shine on your country; said the chief
does the rain fall there, are there any cattle there
which feed on the green grasS2 Certainly, said
Alexander All, said the chief it is for the sake
of these innocent cattle that the Great Being per
mits the sun to shine, the rain to fall, and the
grass To grow in your country. = COIeridge.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-28

" DAGUERREOlYPE PORTRAITS. j. H.
WHiTEHURSr has the pleasure to announce to
the Ladies and Gentlemen of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, that he has again returned aud is pt cpare
to servo all who may favor him with their patron
age.
Pictures taken in the most beautiful and per-
feet style of the Art put up III elegant Cases, Mt
very moderate cost, equally we'll in clear, cloudy.
and even in stormy weather, and warranted not To-
fade or rub off. Tho public generally are invited
t0 call and examine his specimens. whether they
sit or not. He il assure !, from the liberal patron
age which he has received. in both Northern and
Southern Cities, that he will be able to give entire
satisfaction. See Rooms Corner of Maiu and Tai.
bert SITS, over + Dorney's Dry Goods Store, Norfolk.
for short time only. Also l70i Main street oppo-
site the Banks, in Richmond. AUG 2O-tf
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SHIP n ENYS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTS MOUTH,
WEDNESDAY,, August 81.
ARRIVED,

WEDNESDAY, August 27.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Curtis Peck. Davis, FIN Richmond.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Baltimore.
Steamer Osccola, Mitchell, fun Washington.
Schr Pastory, Creighton, FIN Baltimore, bound to
Richmond- mdze TIC Smith s. Fisher, Hardy &
Deik, Haynes & Goodridgc E. ]. Higgins S Bro.
j. Barry and j. G. Arlington
Schr Curlew, Rhca, FIN Havrc de Grace, coal to
E. p. Goodridge.
Schr Helen Sibley, from fredericksburg, flour to
j. Wills and Smith s. Fisher.
Schr Eugcnia, Lawrence, fm Philadelphia, bnd
to North Carolina.
Schrs Alicia. North, and Leopold, Tyrcr, FIN Pc
tersburg. flour to Smith & Fisher.
Schr Hcorine, IIol!ingshead, I'm Georgetown bnd
to Baltimore.
Schr Maryland Kent, fn Philadelphia bnd to
Petersburg to p. f. Schccker, mdzc to ]. II. & c.
Rowland, j. Dodd NJ. A. Santos, Robertson &
Cornck. Mayer & Gormly, and Mcrwin & Co.
Schr Janet, Rudder FIN Windsor, tar and tur-
pentine to J. D. Thurston.
Brig Hudson, BraGdon. for New York.
The U. S. Schr On-ka- hy-c, went to sea last
night about hGlfpast 10 o'clock. Destination Texas
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-28
SUSQUEHANNAH STONE.
NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE

Norfolk, August It'll, 1915.
g. EALED Proposals, in Duplicate will be received
- until IL o'clock, the 5th day OF September
next for the delivery at the Navy Yard Of the fol-
owing description of Susquehannah Flag and
Building Stone, for building Sip No. Is
Ihirty;foe hundred superficial feet Of Flag Susq"e
hannah Stone in any convenient length, not less
than feet and to square not less than . feet wide
from 10 to IL inches t.ic and free from vcins-and
Nineteen hundred and forty fye perces of best Sus
quehannah Building Stone of large size, for the
erection of thick wals-to have fiat surfaces-and
wide irregular chunks will be received
Offers will be received for these two parcels to.
gcthcr and must state the price per foot and perch
for each and be calculated for the total amount of
each parcel, and expressed at foot in words at
length for the total amount of both bills.
Deliveries must be commenced immediately after
The offers are decided, that Tie tcork may be begun
and Carried ,citbOut stoppagP delay, and the
1chOle deliU0 must be made complete before the
first day Of October merit.
Bond and security will be required, ana 10 per
cent retained upon all payments until the whole
contract is fulfilled. GEORGE LOYALL,
Aug S--F4w Navy Agent
Washington Union and Baltimore Argus copy
once a week weeks.
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4 CHANCE FOR A GUNSMIpH.--Th
\ Subscriber being DESTROYS "f moving to thu
West will sell his STOCK AND TOOLS to a Gun.
smith very cheap, for cash. person that is INDUS
trous aud attentive to business can make money ;
the terms can be known by calling on the subscri-
Der by letter post pa 4. All persons having work
at his Shop requested 10 call for it by the first of
Scp mbcr, should sell, ont shall start bout
that time, and also persons indebted him will please
call and settle as it is not his wish TO place thcm
in the hands of an officer.
Aug 20 J. A. SPALDING.
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Aug25
FOR RENT.

NJ EW GOODS.-JOHN COOKE & CO., are
~ receiving their FALL GOODS. The Loaf this
morning broC ght them handsome assortment of
White CambriCs Jackonets, Book Muslins, Swiss
do Cap and Cape Laccs. Sairnett7, &c, to which
they invite the attention of purchasers. Aug %
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-28
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. Nor
I'D folk, Va, under the Supcrintendance of Mrs.

5. CROCKER.
Mrs. c. takes this method to inform the citizens
of Norfolk and vicinity, that she has taken the
large and airy Room in the Dwelling House occu-
pied by Mrs. Berry, on Cumberland street for the
purpose of establishing Seminary for Young La
dies and Misses.
This Institution will be opened for the reception
of Pupils on the 10Th of September. Its design Is
To impart thorough practical and finished Educa
ton. Advantages will be offered for acquiring an
extensive and thorough acquaintance with the
English Language. Latin, French and Spauish.-
Also, Music, Drawing and Painting, and various
styles of Embroidery. Mrs C.. will be assisted by
Teachers of the first talent
Pai ticular attention will be paid to the morals
and manners of the Pupils placed undcr Mrs C's
care, and it will be her ain to bring the social af
icctons into exercise, to train the pupil to
habits of thought and action and to make the ac-
quisitiOu of knowledge Il pleasant occupation.
Mrs. G. will continue giving Lessons in Pcnman-
ship at the School Room from holfpast four to half.
past five O'Clock. Terms of Tuition made known
at her School Room.
Those who may wish to take Lessons in Penman-
ship enter Day Scholars will please leave
their names with Mrs. Berry, at the School Room.
Mrs G.. takes pleasure in stating that she is kind
Iy permitted to make the following references
w. w Scaton, Esq, Mayor Of Washington, D.
G.; Rev o. -. Brown; Rev. George w. Samson
Rev. s. Sprole; Rev. S. y. Willis Catskill, n. Y.
Rev. Scptinus Tuston, Chaplain OF the Senate
Rev. A. a. Muller y. F Hallct, Esq, Boston J.
A. Underwood, Esq, n. Y July %
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-28
HYDRAULIC CEMENT AND SAND
FOR BUILDING SLIP NO 49,
Nrsf.,cs

NAVY AGENTS OFFICER
Norfolk, August Sth, 1915.
SEALED Proposals in Duplicate will be received
~ until - O'Clock, on the Sih September for the
delivery at the Navy Yard, of
Ttro hundred dnc FBfu Casks Of Nelson e. BrOnn' s
fresh manvfactarcd Hydraulic Ccmenf,-a
Jjro thousand bushels Of clean Fresh Jtater angular
Sand for Cement
Offers will be received Separately, for the Cement
and Sand, and bond and security be cquircd for
the delivery of the whole quantity by the list of Oc
tojcr /; but any portion may be delivered without
delay, so that the work may be begun, and 20 on
without Obstruc ton.
Offers must state explicitly, the cost per bushcl
and cask and be carried out for the whole amount
Aug 0--s4w GEO LOYAL, Navy Agent
CHICKERING has shipped US two morc very
" fine tone PIANOS, that have been particularly
examined and are highly approved for richness
and sweetness Of tone.
81 They are hourly expected in the brig Henri
The following extract from the report Of the
Board of Managers at the late Exhibition of Plan
%, will speak for itself
lherc is ono Manufacturer, however, whose in.
strurncnt5 take precedence Of alt the others with
SO Dnquesuonabic prominence that the Com miueC
rev not lhe slightest hesitation in recommending
the award to him Of Gold Medal. Mr.. CHECKER.
ing Fan0s arc of so delightful tone so delicate
action ana so hrn and enduring construction that
they reed no Medals to give them celebrity
We arc selling these bcartiful Pianos much less
than formerly. Two second hand Pianos to hire
out (AugS C. HALL & co.
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NEW GOODS.-I have Just received a new lot
~ of Gcutemcns, Ladies' and Misses SHOES of
all descriptions Also splendid lot of Umbrellas
and Walking Canes, cheaper than the other lot :;
Trunks of all descriptions Sole Leather, Innings
and Bindings, Calf Skins, Buff Leather, Split Skins
Horse Leather, WaXcd Leather, Morocco Skins
Pegs, Avis, Hammers, Shoe Knives, Thread of all
mum 1ers, Gcntiemen's Fine Channel Boots, Fine
Peg Boots, Bocees of all kinds, Navy Ties all de-
scriptions. The people of Portsmouth and the
sounding country will do we'll by calling and OK
amning my stock, and prices, before purchasing
elsewhere and will assure them that they can get
better bargains at my Store than any other in the
town. WIN. Il. PITCHER,
West side Crawford ST., Sign of the Big Boot.
Aur