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was crsmmed with horses for hire They were small
cattle, covered with mud and dirt with six or seven
skins for saddle Some visnous looking ladroni
had ~ many as four or Ave of these animals to
hire, for which they got dollar aud half for
the trip to Conception They furnished huge spurs
pouches. q kind Of square cloth, handsomely en-.
br.idered, with hole in the centre to each
rider The comicality Of the costume tickled the
Yankees nightly and in hour sixty had reported
as ready to march They were principally imposed
Of the passengers Of the Albany Captain was che
sep-a line formed. and in way that would put to
shame some OF our New York troops, they deployed
into the grand plaza amid the cheers Of at least one
thousand other Americans, who had assembled to wit
ness the Cdbaigada Conception 1t was An exciting
amusing comical scene la the plaza The soldiers en-
seemed themselves in the court Of the barack under
as Afterwards learned feared we we're about
to take the city The votaries OF Bacchus hurled up
their hats the fsvortes Of Venus with her hand maids
leaning their pointed out their friends in tue
cabalgsdA and In their turns vauued Of the
Of their senoritas set-o against the pleasures Of
the cabsIgada An American at home Ia q kind of 20
ahead business man, seldom If ever enlarged for fun
OF frolic but II you only him enlarged In raca-
huana you would swear he went ahead Of anything in
the comical line you did see.
Conception like Tslcahuapa Is composed of mud
edtces story high and contains about eight times
the amount Of inhabitants of the latter pace-haviug
IL 900 inhabitants. Here found great numbers OF
Americans by the following sh from the
nted States for California, and the crews of whale
ships Young Hero ID Webster &c
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s,ertnIars eating chs SIR Of the corn In The vi
entity q Bangor, Maine.
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The stocks at the clore 81 the year both In first and
second hands being very heavy and the imports
tDuibg excessive TIL May prices gradually declined
with moderate sa.s tn IS 500 1tl 5u0 for Richmond
and 500 l4H for BALTIMORE since then the Imports
b.iug moderate. prices have recovered a ltti. and
Richmond may be quoted at l1H q ISL almost
large ttocks-sthouah he import last month but
1884 bills aud but little expected capo0t look for
any material Improvement as the present supply is
nearly equal 10 the consumption previous TO the
rival Of the crop aud the bakers Of late years
will not at this season hold any stocks Neith@r
expect any relief from export demand sill the
southern markets being largely supplied Dameetics
The large stocks on the 1st Of January Induced
suction salss which OF at very low prices
The import having been rather moierafe prices
rather better. and blue drills may nos be quoted 1T
20 60 rs brown do 2s25rs X. stripes, 20 re-;
80 inch shirtiDgs. 66 a 7Ors The stock " about
Geo pscksges Ssies are limited, 81 the English Tut
tsti"Ds interfere than ever fes The Uuly kinf
fs.sb.r y good aud superior Hyson at 500 n. all
other "rt aud Inferior quslites cannot b. dsPoed OF
~ any rates The production o tes IL Increasing rs
pidy. and will soon supsrsede the impor stinu Of
thins tsrelsa- he old stocks being used no and
mpte very limited prices have at last recovered ard
fslss ~ sp-,m have been made nj lr and IN de-
msnd Lumber The large impp,t ~ American aoa
also II swedish has kept the markst very ana ~
" rot been Tor export demand a. would have ,ne
90 $50 per NJ. aud Swedish veil assorted ~ SIa per
dcr ais oi "a net 4 Isrg- qasptity ofI,pg dra.
lave BEEN received, Goa are quite A!ssbs Eosia
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FRESH EsIyFSE TEAS

,.,--. NhOirsd'e. and etaIIatthe
IEAlN TEA STORE, 70 Fourth stree, no.
Wood, Pittsburgh -The subscriber bavin,, Ho1 i',l
returned IRON New York, is now receiy7,ys, -.
iarge tall supply Of fresh green and bark fs,s
iiom the New York Pekln Tea Company, seIectet
with great care Tor retail sales. Our siock Ee;n,
now heavy we are prepared to suppIy Grocor5
Hotels Steamboats, ami Families with apv or,n.
Liy and at any Pise they may wish; pscted :,
ana pound packages ) 10 tin canister & 4,
10 10 catty JoXes, and ia halt chests.
Retail Grocers are invited to call. ne vooou 9.
"li sell better teas at lower prices than onv o,h =
er house IN Pittsburgh. o''i
OGr stock Of fine Young Hyson, GunpowJ,r
ana Imperial Green, and Oo.ong black tens or.,
the best in the American market. d {
Coverings double refined Loaf, crushed o,l
Iu,terized Sugars, at retail or by the barrel
COFFEE-Mocha, Old Gov. lava, Larnir, G,
Domingo and Rio Cotiees. selected by f6a nv, o.
experienced coffee Broker in New York VIZ '''0''
=, D"e't riSP'ced Chocolate, Picked Cucupbors {,
Jnon'' FRESH Peaches, put in their own mice
Malaga VA kalsinsi IN 3 ID boxes. ''''''
3tla, ''''"y -1Tu'clheS ;or
d. Gem 8 1913 "a ~ l'o'
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PrOmptncSS,

There IS no calling in which promptness !,
more important than in that of the cuhiyator.
a great deal depends on doing every ,hlnp in III,
proper season. In vain to himcome the varion,
seasons bringing seed time and harvest, If he
% no' ready TO sow and reap at proper lme.-
q snort delay in planting may alice. the eror
materially. 1t the land be naturally wei
a delay OF one day in sowing, after it is su(Ii.
GENTLY dry, and storm ensuing, NAV conso >
further delay of one or two weeks, in a wet no'
fod' ana this may cause late crop. and f,;.
lure from rust or blight. ="
IN ra'sInS rooI crop, a few days of procr,s.
una1on may extend the time of sowing n ,ho
eo,' dry season, and the consequences is olien =
failure OF seeds, and the blame Justly due 10 noo' "
lect' may fall upon the scotsman.
\ lew days too late in DESTROYING weeds and
oIten The labor will be twice as much; and ,his
delay on one piece of land may cause deIov in
wedding the whole farm or plantation, and n" ~
consequences IS, a large increase of labor, and
often depreciation in the crop for want az n,,on '
ion IN due season, A farmer informed rs tho,
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,'a'l'' ana Thar The Fustis simply the exudinr al
sne juices Of The plan, through such opanip,
his snpposltion would scenic bedecuced from
.ae iac' iaat the pores Of the plant are arranged
!" rows 'ongiIudinaily, and as The root of tbe
fungus is fixed IN these il of course assume
l"e 'inear form. Ii is DOT impossible. however.
ou' that as the roofs Of the parasite penetrate
ana expand, the checking the juices nav cause
'he rupture which seems visible in some ey.
IRENE cases"
alter much patient research and careful in.
Ee>Ngauon among agricultural authors, / am
forced reluctantly to acknowledge that have
found nothing upon this subject which can pro.
perry be regarded as a satisfactory EXPLANATION
OF m the cause or causes producing this disease.
mere Is IN most Of ,he theories which have
been examined. lack Of facts; supposition and
surhlse occupy an important place, and clear
investigation and sound logic. are but rarely dis.
played even 10 the best. lIis TO be hoped thai
our practical farmers, and men of science will
endeaVor conformity. to throw an the light m.
on TINS question which, by means. il is possible
10 elicit. 1t is certainly a matter of nomen.
tous consequence TO our agriculture! and other
interests aud Of course eminently deserving of
lhe regard and consideration of the nation nj
large. A PRAcrrr,r F,p,rr
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he WIS once 100 late in wedding an acre of car.
ro's' and the weeds were so numerous and rank
mat be lound il most economical way 10 plow
the land. turn under the weeds, and sow anew.
In harvesting hay or grain. a single hour Of
delay may cause a loss of morethaucan be- earn.
ed IN week. One day too late in gathering
transient fruits. and a storm succeeding. the con.
sequence may be the loss Of the whole crop.
One day too late in cutting up field of late
eorn and the frost may kill il in the milk so tbat
u Will not be worth harvesting; but if cat up and
shocked, the crop might be fair. One day TOO
late IN gathering winter fruit, and rros, NAV
destroy large part. BY leaving fruit out one
day TOO late after harvesting it, it NAV be snoil.
ed by cold weather. 4 little too late in gather.
ing cabbages. potatoes, and other roots. and a
hard lrost will enclose them. and winter spread
MS white mantle over the earth.
Athousand cases may be named in which the
farmers suffer great loss by being too late. Il
Is impossible for the culliyator TO perform eyory
operation at the very best point Of time: but he
should endcayor to do It, aud make his arrange.
men's so as not 10 have more work on hand
Than he can do at the proper season: and he
should always consider thar one dav too Iale
may be the same as months too late, or forever
TOO la'e.-Neg England Farmer.
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Paper HEaup5Dge

HAVING purchased at three of the larrcst Fac.
Ior,es i,. IN the east, New York, PhiIadeinbio and
boll'more) large assortment of the newest "ni
most most improved styles of Paper Irnmwiv,"s
iHoEGerS' i'l,m &c and made arrangements by wbicb
VIII be enabled to procure all new Patterns gi1,
ultaneous with their appearance in the Eastern 'l.,
market would invite the attention of those desir
ing to have their houses papered with the atest
styles OF paper to call and examine nv stock. 6e.
fore purchasing elsewhere. ''''N' 0e-
have now on the way from the East. 9oooo r;o
GeS &c OF Gold, Satin Glazed, and common panor o
InnGInglngS which can sell at prices ranging from
ls3 cts to g per piece. S.CYHIif 'ioii'
mar %, 40 ~ 7,naail.1,
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WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE
M. CIEILS & Co.

No. l3l' WooD STREET, PIrrsBUReH.
WOULD respectfully invite the attention If r,,..
ehagts visiting this city, to their very extensive
STOCK OF Spring and Summer Goods, CONSISTING h
part OF 1900 cases Of Boots and Shoes: comprisno
every variety OF mems, womens, misses and cbil.
dren.s wear, of many new styles, and of superior
qualify adaPte to country and city trade.
a large assortment Of ladies', misses and chill.
dren.s bonnets, among which are Florence RrgjJ
straw =, Tuscan Lace, Rutland, Devon Birds Eve
iorehce, Chlna Pearl and Lawn, in great variety.
n'ao' allHcial lloWers' mems, boys and childrens
palm leaf hats; mems leghorn, Panama and Can.
ton Hats. ''O N"ii-
All OF which have been purchased direct from
NE manufacturers and importers, and selected with
the utmost care, and which will be sold an sncL
terms as to make it the interest OF Western Nar.
ehants tobuyu OF Us. II. CHILDS q, co
"''' 90 49' l3l Wood street.
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- NOW opening at the Wholesale and Retail Dr,
Goods House of w. r. MURpHY, north east corncr
ol 4'h and market streets, new spring goods sncb rs
HoyIe,S super 3-4 and IA prints; do small fg,,ro
ior infants; new style Madder prints, Gall preos
super Jenny Lind" English hintzes; linen Gin%I
mans; small plaid French do; Kid and Lisie GIavas.
Bonnet cap and neck Ribbons; N'0'e''
ana full assortment of housokccpinp coo1s
musins, &c. 's'' 'Ho" case
IA " W hoesaIe Rooms UP stairs, where goods arc
soa TO tne trade very low. Buyers will please rv.
anime before making their purchases. mar %
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Estate Of Hampton Carr.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Administrative of the estate Of
hampton Carr, deceased, late of Carroll county o.
Those owing said estate are required to make inn
mediate payment, and those having unsettled claims
against said estate are required to present them, To-
gay authenticated, for rsettlement within one yeor
from this date. MATILDA CARR, Adm'r'x.
may %, lS49.
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sundrieS.-lOO packages fresh Teas-Y. Hv
son, GunpOwder and lmperiaI
500 bags prime green Rio coffee;
oO DO Laguyra do; 10 do Old Java do;
20 do black Pepper; 10 do Pimento;
100 hhds new cropN o Sugar;
5O4 bbls Plantation Molasses;
90 do Sugar House do;
80 tierces fresh Rice; 100 bxs bunch Raisins:
l6Obxs manufactured Tobacco, various brands
70 Kegs Gedge q Bro. 6 twist Tobacco;
10 do s, Herds do do.
10 do Pittsburgh plug do;
100 bXs 8Xl0 window Glass; 80 do lOxI3 do.
500 Kegs assorted Nails; 10 casks Saleratns
>, 1000 pounds cotton yarn, assorted nos.
Together with full and general assortment Of
articles in the Grocery line, on hands and for sale bv
J. & r, FLOYD, Round Church BUILDINGS.
mar 2S' Fronting on liberty, wood and sixth SIS.
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NEW WINDOW GLASS FACTORY.
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO.

The subscribers, with great expense and care.
have erected Window Glass Factory, at the Ci
| " OF SIeubenvie, Ohio, and now have it in suc-
cessuI operation. Every thing about the Facto-
/ ry is built and made after the latest Improvements
lhelr Glass is tlattened in revolving or wbeel
oven' and carried on IRON cars, through 4 sixty
Ieet temperlng Iecr.
! The greatest pains are taken in obtaining the
very best materiaI-and their Jioaoers being choice
wokmen, they think their glass, Tor beauty of COL
Or surface, strength, temper, and fatness, cannot
he surpassed by any other manufactured in the
United States
They have now on hand about one thousand
halt boxes, and expect to make from twelve TO
Uteen thousand halt boxes during the year. They
are therefore, ready to ill orders for glass for any
amount or size, from by up to "a by 46 inch
es. Orders first received will be first filed
Their Glass will he branded-"J G.. Morris &.
Co., SeHbeRUiHe Ohio"
Glass made to order (any size or amount) ON
short notice, either common, double strength. or
imitation crown. Glass store an1 office, No qIq.
North 4th street.
N. B. Glass delivered on board of boats free of
charge. HUNTER, MORRIS & POSTED
Steubenvle, November "a, I848-7-6t
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Fresh Arrival OF Cheap Hardware.
Logan, Wilson q Co.,

4'o' -, Ho0I sircfi, PHllbWgh. Pd..
is he place where merchants and others dasir.
ous Of buying CHEAP hardware. Cutlery, SsdlIery
and carpenters tools, viii find their exnectstions
fully realized, as they are now receiving arre aJ.
ditons to their present extensive stock mporled a.
usual, direct from England, and which they are de-
iemined to sell as low as any house east or west
a iull stockof ShoyeIs Spades, Forks, and Hoes at
manufacturers prices. Also, "Mann's" celebrated
Axes -
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ALEXANDER d DAy.

NO. 10 MARKET STREET PTTsBURGH,
HAVE resolved OIL SELLING OFF thoir I,ro.e
stock OF DRY GOODS-the PRINCIPAL narf r. . 81
Whlch nave lately been purchased at the arga
Auction Sales in Philadelphia and New York p,
tremendous and unparalleled sacrifice.
we nave made such large reduction from
our regular prices thot we will now sell I,rra
portion OF our goods BELOW COST of imnorts,
Ilon' ihe early attention OF buyers is invited to
MIA Trade. 0'''''oi
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Estate of LOhn Nnnt

NoIlCE is hereby given, that the UNDERSIGNED
mas oeen appointed Administrator of the estate of
SUnh ;r lant deceased, late of Carroll county, o.
nose indebted are required to make immediate
payment and those having claims against said es-
tu.e are requested to present them legally proven,
lor Sett within year from this date.
GEORGE FORSTER, Admir-.
may %, 1S49 with will onno~o5
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How TO REMOVE Plat FROM WooLry GAR.
NENTS'--lt you accidentally besmear YOUR
clothes with undried paint, il may be easily re-
moved by rubbing with piece OF woolen cloth.
or another part Of the garment soiled, withou,
AgricuIfuyisi.
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School Book Depository.
Luke InAmiS. AUt.

PUBLISHER, Bookseller and Binder, No. 80,
wood street, Pittsburgh, has always on hand gene
raj assortment of School Books, Blank Books and
Stationary. Job Printing and Binding done at
short notice. The highest prices paid IN cash, or
merchandise, for good Paperrags. Tanners Scraps
taken in exchange for merchandise. mar %:
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ALSo-EXtra sup Velvet Pile carpets of tbo IL.
Jest importation. Administer carpets. Tanost.,,
brusses carpets all olthe richest and newest s,oy
70 WhlGh we invite those wishing to furnish ho1sos
'I',,, ,,ar 90 oo",5, 20 "c' w. WCLINTOCK.
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Head Quarters for Boots and Shoes,

Corner Of Fourth and Smithfeld streets, Pitts
hwgh, Pennsylvania.
TROTH q SCOTT, having commenced the cen-
eral Boot and Shoe business, wholesale and retail
would respectfully invite the attention of their
friends and the public generally, to their splendid
new stock consisting of mems women's, bows. mis-
ses and childrens wear of every variety, suitable
for the season, and at prices to suit the times A
splendid article of home made work, such as GEN.
tlemens fine Boots, ladies, misses and childrens fine
work. Please call and examine for yourselves.
TROTH g. SCOTT,
corner 4th Smithfeld streets.
~ B.-Traveling Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c. &C.,
always on hand and low for cash. Country mer-
chants would find it to their interest to give us call
when visiting the city. mar 90.
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W A n + { n

;nosP .i" sPprentce to the Tanning and Curryng bu-
N y PPny " w. BUTLER.
,Da, an 1 d. None need apply who are afflicted with
Curollton, MAY II, 4g-tf
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Wagons have the wood work of two
Wagons winch will sell unusually low for cash
and also The running gears of two bnggies
ANY one wishing to buy would do well 10 cali
here before buying elsewhere. -"
mar Az A. L. LITTELL.
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PLOUGHS.-t have two or three dozen Car.
ro!,Ion !n ana LLeesourgh pows, saIked up which
VIII sell Tor iour dollars each, aud give two points
mar 8, 40. L. TITrFF1 80
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LADIES DRESS GOnnS

n
ram ana figured Camelian silks; Verv sunarfo
orochla Inquired and watered black silks; SupprIo
| rePafmure silks black and coIored Superior bl,cl
glossy Gro dc Rim silks; Visete and mantiIt
SILKS pest quality; Pure satins blk and blue black
sat'hSj Lamarlne satin merinos; Super silk war;
GlPaca iustfes Cashmeres and de LANES all prices
super COAX cloths all coIors; French merinos. MI
'oo'e' black bombazInes; Cross barred and sri.
pea aiPacas; brocha figured and striped do; len.
| ny Llnd Plads; Victoria Lyonese cloths, verv
flchi Co0erg cloths and camelian ustres,
SHAWLS! SHAWLSM
Splendid plaid long shawIs; Splendid torkori
shawIS rom n York auctions, great baruains.
ram and embroidered thlbet shaws. all coors,
9llN fringe remarkably cheap; A few brocha Iong
7AaWls the finest we have ever brouaht to the
market now to be sold at great bargains: Sunnr.
Ihe ana common brocha square shawls, Snper
c@neIan silk shawls.
GENrLEMENS' GOODS,
French cloths from the celebrated ,Iobanv, mo,
u,oc'ory' FOR beauty OF finish and permanencp
OF wear, these cloths have no sunero, tsr io S'
ces fine jet black and olive caston boavers bnd p,d
othef heaVy cloths for over coats, twipd French
cloths manufactured expressly for cIoaks. French
ana American cassmeres, super west of England
90, super French satns for ve5tings, the best inn
ported. Plain and fancy velvet and cashmere
VesIIngs' merino shirts and drawers. Italian era.
Vats' linen, cambria and silk hdkls, hosiery and
gloves. "''u
STAPLE GOODS
lFlsh linens, best long cloth shirting, npsIirs
oleached ana brown musIins of good quality. re-.
'aarKaOly low; tIckings, checks, domestic and i'm
ported glnghams, scarlet yellow and white fan.
heiS' large IoI very cheap; large lot of white
ana O. cross barred country fannes, cheap brown
y ana preached Barnsby table linens and table coths
,u'sia and Scotch diapers and towelIings. satin.
et's' Kentucky leans and tweeds o '''''
BLANKETS.
An unusual large stock of blankets. diroc,
rom the manufacturers, some of which are the
'eS' ever exhibited, all of which will he closed
Jul at unparalleled low prices. In addition n
-ue aooVe enumerated goods, our stock comprises
very large and complete assortment of almost
'VeFy article usually found IN a dry goods store,
'nu oS 'hey have been mainly purchased at the
'as'erh auctions hence the late greatreducton OF
prices We are enabled and determined to sell
hg,u y,r, on at great bargains.
noe sale buyers, country merchants, talors.
ma the public generally are respectfully invited
o an earnest examination. Bargsins shall be civ.
'E. ALEXANDER q DAY, IS Market Sc
N, W. corner OF the Diamond.
Dec l848. ''''''''u'
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FIGEsI3 NPRRNG GOODs
NhAnNLnlL n MhiIn

Tn,v t'NAAs'Nt a. W HktPa
DRY GOODS JOBBERS, 90 wood street. osl
lne attention of Merchants to their stock Of
from first hands. '''"9 u'lec'
a. hoceFng regular supplies of first goods durro
,ne season. and devoting large share of tboir a.
Ientlon to Eastern Auction sales, they can confJont
assure buyers they will find it to their nerost ~
examine their stock. ''' interest 10
q just JUST received large invoices of new STYLE Dress
uoods' fancy prints, cassimeres, cloths. summer
goods aces, white goods, Irish linens, toilors TRIM
nllngs' ana brown and bleached Sheetings of yari-
---~ mar %.
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no W agOn Makers wnIsegl the 1,nTol
'oo ahd Loag pIow moulds, screwed nm u,i,h o
screws at S28 per dozen. A. l.. LITTEII
mar 919 - 80 i4l4i1.
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CnTnefs. Sc

~. uSi opened, this day, and for sale at w Nc
Chntocks Carpet Warer6om, No, 75 Fo,,rt :, llt-
Very handsome style Brussels corpers. ~ . 'e''
New style extra sinner 2 nry
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Speaker Of the Senate.
Feb..lO, l849.
| have compared the foregoing Acts with the
original copy, and find the same correct.
]. ID. PATTON,
Auditor Of Carroll county.