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The Panola Miss. lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1846-1846, 1846-03-07
pETERSON'S LADIES'
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MAGNIFICENT VOLUME FOR 1915.
EDITED nY Mss. Ann S. STEPHENS.


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ne Ian" '''',''+.'' r,.,,r,.. t,oyyn. that. /
well e'-a'.'@'S ',''' ,,,ees :. is
by g'naF&i &'i74.'' Vi ''' '''
placed ~ t'@ am, 1.,DlTs-, ROOFS.
HEAD =" l'',. 49,. g.. Hall
l. litoro-r c1Hta'-, 'N' '.l,' - ,a fro,o che
lar hagi ~ ~ -, ,,;t.rs af both sexes
most 'aien,''@ a,;,IirsI are a con-
Inc cohlft' t''I'' .,l ahiIi.v of our be-
slant rf''' "i .'S <o o.,,r mn -azire is so
I''ei c'nn'.S If t~ir minds. or is so gen
the,n. The contents are Of
..c-,. .--ir... A while ufIo'iy OF tho Fighter
Hini' "' 1'' ...,.,t ,!:ra 20 The bndl6fr ana
'n1r1 I'.'' -, ..i,ad;g4 '%a:ional," presents
'''' ",'7- ,...bi, ,o-ia.y Of domestic sketch
mo2'' ~ -" - no, .,.,,,ccz of hiot0rv
"'' ''u-@ CJ;,,.,rtbo-s. new re-
r'@'"'' , r,,aar. directions Tor FASH
r@;', 49,. 81. 1,arrjn.ions of the fashions
." ,.ta,, metropolis, musical intelli-
S'''F u vi" ,,,,risi .. !, sAor! all that a
&-ne~' y y roI'pl.r' - nf-cts Of interest
I''y Won" .'.I'., W -, ,%snont5.
"ar ,'s's instaqd of being, like those Of
A"I'o a. y Jil,. ,,ogaziD make mp chiefly
VIC ..,. old newspapers and other sec
"N ,,.oa are written expressly for u5
~" -.
- IN grtNrc ARE ALL ORIGINAL
CO4N 1 E-N .,-7:..-,
fr,1
~ department IS c2nH'''s'' -. T., ,Ic
placed the editorial caa' ~ "'s7 IG
hands Of Mrs. Ana = 9tePA9H'' ""N''n 80,
By all critics to Da' the 02S1 "'' t,r;II:,,,
The lsord Those who nave fsa9 ,.eL -. t :.
stories of Alice COPY .. 'i'. I 80 =
"Ann Taylor ara :, tla.u' "sS,. ''n ~,
her exalted genIns' one WIZ % IA !.
strongest corps Of contributors eve, ySi
I'VE constant srp'o'I ", ~ M vJio III Sig
~ the head o. tn,' 1''I - - ,o,tr;f
nIrney@ VINO will ne ''t','' ei7o ,I;ll h. a :
"or, both in poetry ana p'o'''
istod by ~, ~ y A,nor.
Mrs =. I. Eiie''' HI-sIr ps;rson.
Yrs = ,. psSood; ~, 49,, : 'staas ~.
9irs' ". 81 i,e ga. 80 Mrs. Amelia Welby
NJ = = - TO- Mrs. Seba Smith,,
IF. r. F.'' Author Of Marriage OF lonyenienc
Miss NJ. T.. Iawso,, Mrs. CrroIjnc o'He,
Miss .1lary Dayenont, Miss ellen Ashton' x.
During the cpsuins year, new feature WI D
in:-adnced, in the publication OF a sef4es 81 :
TALES OF AMt,RICAN bisi 9ha
illustrative ofthe mannorsanI stirripg inciden'
ofdifreront periods in odr country's history
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cause. At first sneered, then won
dered. listened at last, and finally threw !
myself upon the great wave that was Q
sweeping onward, in thc.hope Of beng /
carried by it far out Of the reach Of !
danger. did not hope with vain /
hope. II did for me all and more than
| could have deemed. 1t set me once I
more upon my feet-once more made
man of ne. year of sobrie'y.
earnest devotion to my profession, and
| iervent prayer TO Him alone gives
strength in every good resolution, has
restored TO me much that have lost
but not all-not the richest treasure
that | proved myself unworthy to re-
tain--not my wife and children. Al!
between myself and these the law has
laid its sternimpassible interdiction. |
have no longer a wife--no longer chill
dron-though my heart goes out to-
wards those dearly beloved ones with |
the tenderest yearnings. Pictures of
our early days of welded love are ever
lingering in my Imagination. dream
of be sweet fireside circle--I see ever
before me the once placed face Of my
Alice, as her eyes looked into my own
with intelligent confidence. feel her
arms Irvine about my neck-.he music
Of her voice is ever sounding in my
+ cars.
: Here the speakers emotion overcome
, him. His ulterance became choiled.
and he stood silent with bowed head
= l,,.ga trembling limbs. The dense mass
r. no,,Io' 20 hushcd into an opprcs
e sa., s,,,Iross ,b,, IS broken here and
t there bgY -rr At this mo-
e ment there was a .aovement in the
crowd.~ A single female figure, before
S whom every one appeared insinctively
10 give way, was seen passing up the
aisle. This was not observed by De-
n Ianev. until she had come nearly in
front of the platform on which he stood
y Then the movement canah. his car.
1t and his lifting eyes, that instantly fell
h on Alicc-lor it was she that was pres
sing onward-he bent forward towards
TT her with suddenly lifted hands and ca
IS ger eyes, aud stood like statue, until
c she had gained the stand and advanced
lie quickly TO his side For moment the
f. two stood thus, the whole audience
thrilled with the scene, we're upon their
,e feet and bending forward. Then De
h. laney opened his arms, and Alice threw
- heracIr upon his bosom with quick
&c wild gesture. Thus, for the 'fuIl space
T. Of q minute, they slood-every one full
&C. ". as by singular intuition, under
n staDdinc the scene. One Of the minis
ters ten came forward, and gently
,ss sonara,ed them.
m mo. said Delaney you must not
. . YOU cann5, take her away rrom.nie."
w - =, .s,;,1 ' ,ha n,;a;s,or. "a von
~ 80, ~, t,,s;s,o AZ i not.vonr Wife
2n. -o"u Co"
IN s.o%sap.,,.,,
nd 20 ..l-o ~.
If. $50 ,hnan, -,
NJ: 10, - r.,;,,oa over. her ro,ces
1Sa - L., a. a..a,,l,,o :
10 ..D1:,s. .s1.,.;;;,k f.,,d,v ovos ~,
las 800 - 49,, So. ;,,o w.. -, :
,ed'i - - Iososn. as
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sld - N''o'' ~
-to - III i. ha,,as NC, 10 49,
rn- - - - ha1 ;,.,noa = ~, hon,
ON :.
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IRISH WlT.-An' American gentle
man, some years ago, was showing ar
Irishman the figure Of ship very
elegantly painted upon wall at Har-
lem; when the IIibernian, after view
ing it Wi h evident marks Of delight,
exclaimed, . BY 81. Patrick, il is mighty
beautiful; am sure it was never done
in this country" "How can that be,
said the American, 'when you see it
upon the wal 2" "Arrah! and so it Isl"
replied the other, much embarrassed
at his own want OF observation, shut |
mean he who did il never was here"
The reason Why dancing is so popu-
lar is that il is said TO be "like new
4 fhasoai.,a.. -
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T,EEEI azGVEEEg.
Fourth volume commencing on the
2Ist Of Sept. 1914.
/ WEEKLY MAGALlN 1
Oh :Ea,ea, Poetry, E4cGegds2

"a Ealea, Poetry, E4cGends,
WIT, ROMANCE AND ART,
Edited by SEsA SaIrir, and pablshad by S. 3.
DARK & Cha l43 FutolS.., New Iosh,
Without intending or wishing 10 dis
parage other works, the publishers
plead guilty 10 the charge OF attempt
inc to make the. Rover the best. The
cheapest for the price, among the yarI-
Gus periodicals Of the country. Each
weekly number contains sixteen large
Mares OF beautifully printed choice mat
ter, with a beautiful steel cngraving'
and is done up ia a highly embc!lish'
ed Illuminated cover, making two vol
uraes a ycur, comprising $50 pages and
SO steel plates.
The work has now fived 10 an ago to
rive il in some deHree.a character to
Sneak lor. itself. ahd.to warrant CONT
+ doncc in its stability. We prefer net
! 10 Sound orr own praises, but let our
works, if they will praise aus We
have labored hard.to make pagpzl!ne
.ror lhe-great. mass OF the cUnpunlty.
I hat should be the hest that gould Possr
i fIy be offered lorTh5 price, cQmbiqpre
I'emusement with instruction, dissent
! mating a iaste for the arts and eneour>
egina1a wholesome and elevated AicFa
ture. x. ..c1 :
the attainment of these objects does no
Become us to say. Fhat the RQvef ha'
,heen sustained by the pubic, til roifsi
its infancy and up to the present time
/ although fert 70 .make'fts own WY II
the world without any eXtraneons Az
or influence, rs a Recommendation {, o
Fi9~ chasacler and an evidence ol pubt
xenrimentin IT'S favor; which makes y
both gratifed and grateful "ltn0Q
any ma,eral change inthe p an OF IN
work we shalt enter upon the tour'i
( volume of The work.with a steady Pur
nose to sustain its interest and useiu!
ness. and to embrace every oPporiuh'
~ TO increase the. value ofthe'work.
TERMS Single copies three dollar
a wear; two copies for five dollars a"
five copies for ten dollars. Post MAS
RS are authorized by law to iofwaF
hscriotion money free OF charge.
The New York herald., 1846-03-20
THE CASE OF RICHARD WHITsON.

M ecod a I'm 0 ns iPs
besides showing tie signal Triumph o the
,a s i % S
M as % nS
showing most the wonderfully rs..ors
Richard Whsoa aged 70 year. residing in Bristol Pa
rapidly the whole BODY Very soos his lex.
.ss
rasnns they
@ pa
Ss s and
e. s?d was Obliged n, I assp G bed s lying .pop
e hs point Of the sacrum rendering him truly most ptia
B1s .hs disease was 70, confined to the soft
portions Of bones various parts the body We're sne-
cess.vey attacked with and after intense suering
dschslsed rom On. ar and q
f Psfs1 @ s Of ss :
Affected with necrosis and There three large
d'.ss.ess 81 % pee.
which We're By Hs ,aohs and can bs at
As may be supposed his su-riugs intssse. With
e s his n limbs &
and @ h. unable to walk to
.Ss Ss ssss
up bed i necessary to prop him up with pillows
% s"s and
% BAR w.. .f. sss I i. 70 give m e
Number of nosums and patent medicines. but to
Under these ciTcumstanc when all hope seemed to be
had performed wonder. in other he consented it.
ns
prove and After he had ksn ,I bottles he improved with
sfar
Il % ey. ss wee q ss Is, ne
regular Jain. severe Ii, sleep .sors calm and his
Ever Is commenced the the P.nacea
np ss ~ dead
must coms out before heal Large may
Tss
are covered BY ons but but he oSss G 'ns es %e
sleeps w. busaes End is able TO stand long enough TO
Daring his under the Of the Panacea he
$ G: % 1Ss +. .
comfortable livelihood by making sesars.
H' S
sS rand % % s ON s Su hrs s0
son and aI,ous that the virtues Of Pan,ce should be
n aac S es ns Will se I
favor her with , visit at Bristol in Pennsylvania
49,. vu,. Bristol, Bucks co Pa Jan. 9th, 1886.
0eutsmeI have arefully examined the Of he
case fRehaId whi:oa :, given yon by his mother i
5i':'S .SSsfa years
first attracted the boy by seeing him daily taken past my
entirely unable walk stand and his body extremely
emac tied by several large evidencing
ous his entire system induced several physicians
examne his and received bat TO
remedial efforts be msde his behalf The
and Of Pnacea in Of equal extremity
duced me suggest its use. ltl
Upon application personally you you kindly eontrbu ted
second bottle began
ITSELF lVd, is those wonderful result.
scarcely realize the fact pded when short time opud
him among the associate boys OF his age Ieaousy
engaged ia their and Az far his
wolves anything h n my mud established the virtue, Of
PAnacea, thus relieving suffering and
an. st miraculous health and usefulness
who deemed by the physician (who examined his eD
be yond the skill Of the Faculty.
ml8 3teod.rc DANIEL N. KEiM
The New York herald., 1846-03-20
PoIltencss in Churches.

notice that "Good Breeding'' has called out
Better Breeding" The feelings Of "Best Breed
ing" would be hurt ii they could not fnd express
sion therefore he would recommend pew holders
at Grace and other extremely visited churches, to
put up hand-bill at the entrances. intimating that
only those who cannot afford to pay for religious
worship, will be accommodated Distinctions are
necessary every where. No doubt the custom OF
occupying another mans pew WILL ere long, resolve
itself into right particularly il you happen to ap-
propratc ii first A friend Of mine has adopted
goed plan--he requests the sexton to exclude every
body from his pew In the morning, until he arrives
himself, aAd for the rest OF the Sabbath he gives
the sexton tall swing, which II no doubt the
Brsr BnERDrNo.
The New York herald., 1846-03-20
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

SWWsyUuUM nVewux, ~ uSutWStOw CtSy,D. =.
THE PROPRlETORS Of this new, large and modern built
establishment respectfully tender their thanks 70 the pub
lie for the liberal they have and confidently
cpae popularity from the efforts Of The undes
signed the public accommodation. The house situste
the Avenue the promenade sas between Third and Four
and Half Streets convenient to the Railroad Depot and the
Capitol Il is capable Of accommodating three hundred
all its parts has recently undergone
have been elegantly funishedhe ladies' ordinary tasteuy
refed indeed in division Of the house the primary
The dining hall Of the commodlous and best lsh
ed by day and night the Union Our train Of
polite, active obedient and well disciplined Briefly,
hdsny challenge the judgment Of discriminating public IN
all the essentials required render public house homs To
the traveller.
Charges a. heretofore, 81 50 per day Permanent bosrdes
times. TYLER BIRCH
n25 I'm e0dSrc
The New York herald., 1846-03-20

ed last year to 81 $40 persons and from Antwerp only
to {, 5,23l Our steam packets would therefore much
easier find return passengers at Bremen than at Ant
werp Bremen is to be connected next year, by
railroad line, with all parts OF Germany, Trieste
tlnoplc, Egypt, and the East Indies. Bremen COM
bines therefore 10y having also safe, commod ious
harbour, OF easy and at all seasons and wind ac
cessible entrance0 every advantage which, in order
to meet with success, such an undertaking requires
The New York herald., 1846-03-20

OU-A GARD 90
TO GENTLEMEN RESIDING IN THE UPPER PART

SMALL and select private Club House, consisting Of
"A thirty i've subscribers about be established in the
OF the Broadw ay conducted an
effective recherche scale aud repete every comfort and
amusement.
Members elected by Of the President and Committee
The subscrpnons will remain opea until the 3ist March;
therefore that early application made by those
desirous of becoming members.
Any gentleman undoubted respecabliryl receive
by addressing note lpoAt PAID stating real
occupation and addIesslt Y. H. Branch Postoce Chat
han Square. mia lw+r
The New York herald., 1846-03-20
CAUTION

JAMES 9. MAsON'S SPANISH BLACKIN0 LABEL
u COUNTERFEITED.-Shipper Merchants. and tbs
public gsnsrsy aeeqsomsd 70 PpIehs.s or use MAsONs
fully requested examine the LABELS Of Blackng Box
aud ascertain if the of JAMES g. MASON s here6n
his Spanish Blackng Labels have been copied
sula5 the name and location only eneemsd By eoassn
posing confidence favor Of Msson Bckins tbs
style form Of the engraving and lettering the and
color Of the paper all copied OBSERVE that
any American MARKET
70 PREVENT FRAUD for the future. Jas 8. Mason will
place his signature labels Of box Of Backng
pared by him, without which His lQng
msnuacsarsr hs extent and variety Of his ma
any other Blscking the United 6ates
Orders for BLACKlN9 and WRITING INK, OF the best
ana'y' furnished promptly ana % JxMas AN MASON
MI 2W eod&rc i97 North Third
The New York herald., 1846-03-20

"a liam street. corner Of Pine New York. respectfully
forms his numerous friends and the public generally that ne
has himself above and nends devete his
tion making article OF Gentemens Dress ~
the style present adopted the particular se OF
his patrons and his long connection with Of the most
fashionable establishments in this city he presume: will b
sufficient guaranty that every article will be made good
syle and prices which will sccording the qua
sscted and his business will be conducted the eHsu
cash will always be his endeavor
gentleman the most entire saisfction with regard to price
mle zteodsrc
The New York herald., 1846-03-20
TO TATLORS.

To IAILOKS.
Tn deemed say fHor Of DTENE-
NETS celebrated work Cutting GarSts than that
has received the unbounded appreciation of the
Of the profession By of the Dis
together with the ample explanations
panying the of moderate capacity esn Jew
hours CUT WITH OF the styles
OF vogue and be surpassed
by the The folio few Of
the highly respectable who testify 70 the merits Of
the book.
The undrsguea being practically acquainted with Mr.
stenemeu Treaties Cutting Garments. with pleasure -
practical application 70 Cutting superior say hssstsfore
Daniel CUTTER Stats Baker; Charles Coz T. w Tryon
Go; Horner; James Daily; Hsviisnd j. H. bsnoksr,
&c, &c.
The above be obtained OF the author, at No. lis
Broadway, New York pnce from - TO $40 Per copy.
The New York herald., 1846-03-20
NJ TSl(,

MIR GEORGE A. HOYT would respecttu inform his
~ Friend. M and 8 the Puhe !h4s he pspased gys In
tie street. at the residence Of his pupils Terms moderate
made known application ft3 lmsnc
The New York herald., 1846-03-20

The WESTERN ELKcrRIc cTELoRAPH.-Exaggera-
ted reports have been circulated OF the damage done
to the telegraph by the recent freshet. With the excep
tion of single post near Fonda carried away in the
food, the line Of communication was unbroken and
the interruption caused by the accident did not last
than hour Saturday afternoon During nearly the
whole period of our storm BLOCKADE the telegraph
doing valuable service In supply ing the public with fresh
and important infor nation. .--.abanv .afios.
The New York herald., 1846-03-20
Daxuerreotype Apparatus.
IOHN ROACH


Opticiza, So Nassau Street,
III AS constantly hand French German and Amsrcan
struments Coating Boxes Mercury Baths and all the
other mat used by under his
inspection Chemice, Ps,es, Cases Qucksuf, &c. kc-
Lenses Ground order and
passes manufactured for the trade
Magnetic Electric Machines, Of approved construction for
medical purposes mil lm-rc
SECOND HAND
CLOTHING and Furniture Wanted The highest ossh
~ price gwen for all kinds of Second Hand Goods BY
- = LEVY, 49x fhathsp At.
NIB line thr ugh the Post Once Will be punctusy at.
tended Constantly ON hand seasonsbe assortment Of
new and second hand Ciohnr cheap for cash ms msro
-1SHE ANNIVEKSARY of the Herman Society Will 3
celebrated by Dinner nt the Astor House, the 18th Of
March, 1896 at o'clock. Tickets for the be OBJ
tanned by applying the undenigned stewads:-
Or, A. Gescheidt iss Walter street
priG a..S.I hen.shsl sS w,m Shsmesr::sres' .,r.:t
w. Kcbbe, 4s Beaver street.
c. 4 Lunipg, 2 Broad street.
e. Mele,ta, IS Broad street.
+. Steinheil, 62 Beaver street mlleoeo~r
SEGAR WAREHOUSE,
No 81 Cheapside, BaLt1m0yv
I ID, ARMSTRONG < THORNTON respectfully call
the attention Of Southern and Western Merchants 70 tho
following stock enumerated below, which they viii sell on
a5,ooo CASTILLO sEGARs
1900 w. Rsesa do
200 1. Regalce do
10000 La Norma do
$1,000 Canones do
5000 Principe do
10000 ssS Sos.! how pITSosSb TobAcSo. Co.
!. 3 So... f..s: Smoking g. Tobacco.
Pipes, kegs, bottles. bladdsn Ganetts saax.
mt I'm cod
The New York herald., 1846-03-20
q RASSETT FRENCH


COUNSELLOR AT LAW, attends all the courts bald IN
the city OF Richmond and county Of Virginia;
Office Manchester virgniaReers Hi, James
Wiley Lieut. Governor Virginia; Hon John Y. Nasos, At
tomsy General s.; Hen Sidney Barter Auomsy & NO
Scott Speaker ofthe Senate Of Va; Hon Dromg ole
NJ C., Va. Hon. James A. Seddon, Nj O., va Hon. 0eo W.
Hopkins, NJ C., Va Edward H. Hudson lsS Broadway, New
York.
n B-Mr Hudson will take charge Of any papers int nded
for Mr.. French and forward same to him safely
The New York herald., 1846-03-20
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
IINHT STR EFT X AZ IvYA0R II

v,HE PROPRlEI ORS Of this Establishment long kaowi
a. BELTZhDUVER'S, return their grateful thanks
the public for liberal bestowed the
since ha. been nder their and beg leave TO that
determined IT ssibe, fuure suceess-fhey hav~
just added to their former spacious building beautiful
ami airy three story wing containing about thirty lodging
This addition renders the LADIrs ORpiNAny
eonmodou: and gives the House hsndIsd and City
sion In painting, paperng furnishing he The BArnNo Dr.
ample, both for Ladies and Genemen. and will
conducted European the superior for
fort and despatch The e1ssa.ve thus made
ronage the public establishment eplete with thing
calculated render attractive and comfortable including
assiduous visito the
part OF all scted with II.
Ordinary 81 8 per day Ladies Ordi-
nary 81 50 per day. DIX EO0G,
RS 2aws4w Proprietors.
The New York herald., 1846-03-20

mas passed the House, was made special order in
the senate, Monday the 9th inst Is fate there
doubtful for il u said that the recent very extrsor
dnary increase in the receipts Of the Csnrsl railroad
has made Senators averse to selling 90 valuable
property.
The New York herald., 1846-03-20

MANSION HOUSE,
MIDDLETOWN, CONNECTICUT.
rsNHE UNDERSIGNED begs leave announcs N his
friends and the public that he hrs leased the above
for Of years and hopes By long experienes aad
attention business, 10 merit liberal share Of their
patronage. JOHN l.. MONROE,
mrs 5msrc Formerly Of the U. . H.tsl, Boston
PATENT ,LAP-WELDED IRON BOILER
FLUES.
L,OURTEEN AND A HALF feet long, and one aad
THOs FROssER, Pasruse-
~ lrnsrr - bsh~vtv Nsw y
The New York herald., 1846-03-20

LOOK AT THIS
sELLINQ QEF FOB LEsg THAS rr pnsl;,v fo ,,! ana
Ashoss 70 maks room for rEs sugpy OF r,each ooods,
now On she wsv rompne cork sole boo water rf,oi and
;snt Frsneb AZ 6Us XII S6oes Psnps and Dancing jste,
Lsdys aisers 6uskiss sppss Tie patsnt leah yhi
RubSss srd Oysrshoss ke Ae all q whlch will sod =
per cent than hsrsofors' al " D''sa"s e4! rnfhn
street. Hf W on III.
f1e fnsne
The New York herald., 1846-03-20
CHEAPEST IND BEST INSTRUCTION IN
WRITING.
.acade~y, lss B,esdySsy 1ggcs'se u John street.

lN u
Academy 's ysGsassgy ns SSgss'e ''s" street.
Superior and Eleganf CompsIesl System Of WRITlN0t
w to Ladies and Gentlemen Of EVERY AGE, Day Eve
ming, in Twelve Lessons, for the snail charge Of
ONLY FIVE DoLLARs!
Mn BRsTow, Finishing Writing Master promises and Qua
to ALL. old or young to mpa sEAurFuL vnnE,
and style OF Penmanshp, matter
how ILi.EoIBLE GRANTED may be the writing,
in TWELVE EASY LESSONS FOR IS 90 ONLY,
t,.BooK KEEpINe and SHoRr HAND taught thoroughly
B-Privats lessons Families and Schools intend
ed 81 3tAwlmsrc
COAL delivering from my yard, OF King and
Greenwich the real Prach Orchard Rod Ash.
these prices for cash onl, Eeg and Broken = lars
Nut and Stove mixed IS So Buyers positively depend
on having their Coal delivered at these Pes,a CLINTON
LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
IL ANLINE x OSTHElMER lmporers No. Bank STREE.
Philadelphia have just received by arrivals this port
and New York full assortment Of Looking Glass Plates from
to by 2o All pol shed plate window glass frcm
BY i2 TO by Also Toilet glasses Plated Speetaeles,
Pipes Snuff Boxes, Cigar Cases. Money Purses, Marbles.
Slas with df other French and German g0ods.
which they offer NJ the lowest market prices
d. w. STONE,
Attorney at Ldtc, Raleigh, ~. G.
WILL attend the collection Of claims that be
w entrusted 70 his Refer to
Messrs. Wooohuli 4 Mintum, New Yorh
Bryan Maitland
l.. Myers X Co.
A. M. Tredwell, EsQ.
The New York herald., 1846-03-20

The Of the courts Of England for the past
year were - ss1,lS
The New York herald., 1846-03-20

COMFORT FOR THF AFFLICTED
DR.. DE WITT G. KELLINGER'S Pal
ERADICATION.
rrHIs TRULY WONDERTUL MEDICINE, eonrinres
astonish all who it, who have becn favored with
the sish.ss knowledge Of w wonder working sa.ep upcs
whore this nfabls remedy applied msitsn Dc' ron
what cause il may havs originated. r,,.
principai DEPOT - John street III Ilnr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-14

Of western red we're made at IS cents, Rye was
wanted (Norh nver) al 10 cents. -....
500 bushels Indiana mixed corn, in sound con-
dition were sold at ~ cents; 5000 bushels, good
1uslity sold al 10 CENTS and 1000 do. at AL cents
800 barrels OF whisksy sold at 10 l9I cents.
2,00O barrels prime pork sold at 81 57Ii and 500
ness, at % so. Lard, In barrels. sells at 81 81;
in kegs, 63a7. Prime lard is scarce and wanted
300 hosshs4ds New Orleans sugar sold At 81 g.! :
800 hogshcads Porto Rico, at 81 a II. 800 gallons
whale oil sold at 30i; and 100 barrels pot sshss, at
IS 90. MolaAses are scarce. New Orleans arc
quoted al 80 cents
Little doing In tobacco. 20 cases common Flori-
da sold al " as Rice sales Of DID, at So l2i, and
Of fresh beaten, at s. 67I. Tallow city rendered,
sells at 81 IA.
Freighls to Liverpool and Havrs dull, and nomi-
aally without change.
Sterling bills arc quoted at from n Tii and on
Paris al 10 q S 35 y.
The Thermometer to-day in Wall street, aud in
the shade, stood at So p. m, and at 3 p, IN. IL
ranged 81 Great complaint Of hot weather
Yours, &c, C.