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PICKLES., JELLIES,
- PRESERVES, &C.

FHNEIE subscriber would respectfully announce to
n the public that he has on hand large stock and
general assortment of PICKLES and PRESERVES
which he sell, wholesale retail, fifty per cent.
lower than they can be purchased any where i'll the
United States.
Shipping Merchants, Agents and Contractors will
find it advantageous to examine the stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. His stock comprises in part VIZ
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BALTIMORE COMPANY.

BAkEIIOUSE, O'DONNELL'S WHARF.
safes Rooms, No. 4O4 Pratt-S., near FredeTic-Sf
Manufactures for expectation and consumption
PILOT AND NAVY BREAD,
SODA, LEMON AND WINE BISCUIT,
SUGAR AND WATER CRACKERS,
ALSO
HANDMADE WATER CRACKERS
:. S.VE>SEIS SUPPLIED WITH STORES.
BY irving early orders, Bread will be prepared
and packed to stand the longest voyages
" 10 w. II. BEATTY.
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Mails and Travelling Facilities.

On the title page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in differ
ent citics-Steamboat and Car regulations -Dcpar-
lures of Foreign Steamers, Packets, SC
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A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed fine paper and adapt
ed to correspondence, can be had at j. Robinson's
Bookstore, III Baltimore street, ID door West of
South street, this morning, by o'clock, at cents
each
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Baltimore and Ohio Raiirodd.--The following
table will show the comparative aggregate receipts
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad since the LIST of
October last when the fiscal year of the Company
commenced, compared with the aggregate receipts
of the corresponding months Of the previous year:
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!
Tunc b. Dut. bark Danlkhaarheid, Pott, Bata, ia
.J,otc IT, Bark Kirkwood, Martin, ........ tmtvrrp
JLIIc 10. ship Cambridge, Peabody, Liverpool
,Iae I6. Brig g. w. RUSSELL Peterson, ditto
Sch, Mary Manlin, Latourette, ............ ditto
- Mary Jane, Mott. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Norfolk
Iu1c Is. ship Yorktown, Scbor, ......... London
ship Icnobo, Jackson, ................Ealtmor
Russ bark Fmnli-la, IIagcdpr'r, .......... ditto
.i'uc -. Ship Zurich, Thompson, ..........ITtvrc
j'n'c -. Rus ship A,cick Icincckcp, Gcrltcu, Eah
PiliLADELPlii\ y, Pa.---- 3,JicCd
INN, II. Bark Garland, Martin. Londonderry
JnncIo Bg. Grand Turk Mcrrithcw, Trinidad, Cuba
Jme lG, H. Bark Cuba, Blanchard, go. Cicnfrcgo,
.I'ntc -. Ship Commerce, Harris, ......I.ivcrpoo
lam. brig AInicita, Kugh,. ROTTERDAM
julc 49, Brig George Ryan, Gill, ....PatasonIo
------------Ci cnfCd
Jnne H. Br. bark Countess Of Arran, Henderson,
Quebec
Bark Irma, Warner. Observation-Disclosures. Thomas
J"tc IT, Bark Emily, Cope. Gibraltar, S<r,
Park Agitator haScc, .:................ Cork
tr brig Commerce, Allard, .......... Ponta P,trc
Brig VIM Price, Rowland, .......... Rio Janciro
- Washington, Shau>and,.. Trinidad, Cuba
J"tc ~. b.. Jos Cowpcnhwaite Brevoor, Barbados
Brig Juveniles, Prcnts-, Cork, Slc.
NORFOLK, Na.--------------- .7y7.ircd
J"ae II. Sch Daniel Francis, Farri,, Nantucket
,Jn,c II. Brig Robert, Thay Cr,.........Ncw York
jit1c II. Ship Massachusetts,, sampson. ... Boston
Sch. Bay State IeatOn, ........ Portsmouth, y. II.
-- Good Hope, AyhcIottc, Norwich
June %. Sch. Bolivar, BARNARD. Nantucket
------------ Ctcared
lime IL. Bark Duchess, Lane, Sicily
Brig Brothers, Upshur, ................G Gibraltar
CHARLESTON. :. C.-----------.3,9
lime Is. Sch. Brilliant, White. Baltimore
SAVANNAH, C;ep----------- .7ITired
Juae l3 Ital. brig Santa Glare, Nolpe. Baltimore
Sch. H. \. (ilmbrill. Bradford, ditto
APALACHlCULA, Fa.------C LeG3eh
,Iute /. SCH. Louisa Sears, Sears, Baltimore
NEW ORLEANS, La.------
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Corn Meal, 1142 brls. and 40 hf brls.--
HISS brls. 3SS Inf. brl.


Forming total of 1879 brls of Wheat Flour.
5,47S brs. of Flour and 2,l27 do. Indian Meal; 759
brls. of the Meal were to England.
GRAIN.-The receipts of Wheat have been more
liberal than for some very considerable time both of
Maryland and Pennsylvania, those from the latter
not less than 1900 bushels and owing to these in
creased supplies and the near approach to harvest,
prices gave way early in the week. and sales of good
to prime red were made at 1.O4as1 .O6, and for
mixed and white Penna. 0SGS1 10; but prices were
stillower Thursday and yesterday when the steam
ersaccounts circulated good prime red both of Ma
ryland and Penna. having sold at 81 cts. OF, and
1.O4 for white. Penna. Rye has sold at 81 cts.
Corn has been gradually the Decline selling early
in the week at 54d 56 cts for white, and $3.50 for
yellow; subsequently, including Thursday, good to
prime white would not command 53d54, and
yellow 57@5S cts; yesterday the settled price was
51g52 cts. for white, and 55a56 cts. for yellow,
at which the market closed. Oats have sold
largely at 24a2S cts The exports of Indian Corn the
two past weeks, to foreign ports, have amounted to
S470S bushels, of which 1000 Qast week. were to
Ireland, and 1890 0hs week. to England
HEMP.--The market is well supplied with
Western, and with limited demand, prices have
come down to u cts. ~ b. mos, for Dew-rotted,
at which small sales have been made.
HIDES.-The trade in possession of all that
are on hand-and we have report to make of any
operations.
LATHS-We correct our last weeks report of
the sale of Bangor Laths-he price paid 81 .374
W M instead of S2.374, as we had it, Those
quainted with the market would at once have known
there error.
lRON.-The market for Pig continues inactive,
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I,U2g,56U 81 gSJ,UI5 5S
This shows an increase in receipts in the eight
months since the LIST of October, over the cores
ponding months of the previous year, of S40514 76,
which, allowing relative increase for the four
naming months, would make aggregate increase
in receipts Of oven 200 fol- the ear,-Fdt.
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TO SOAP BOILERS, GLASS MAKERS
AND BLEiCHERS.

SODA ASH, BLEACHING
d POWDERS, Sc. constantly on hand and for
sale liberal terms, BY the agents for this market
McILNAIN s WILLIAMS,
iv3 IF 10 German street.
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Stock on hand 10th inst 36,057 hhds
WOOL.-The sales comprise 5000 lbs Cordova
at ii cts. W H., on time; and some 5G6OO0 Ib5 new
clip at 26a30 cts ~ lb.
FREIGlITS-We do not know of any engage
mcnts for Provisions to Europe. Russian ship has
been chartered to load Tobacco for Bremen at lis.
Cd, and Dutch ship is filling up (ncarly fu) for
Holland at DIS. cd. " hid. Some California frei@hs
are going forward at 50. 80 u bril-, and 60 cts ~
cubic foot. Very little doing to the West Indies,
but there is alteration in rates, which continue at
about 60a70 cts. for dry brls. There are only a
few transient Coasters here, and not much demand
demand for them
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the drove
yards last Monday were confined to $50 head, $50 of
which taken by the butchers, and the residue
of 100 driven Eastwardy. The prices paid ranged
from to ~, gross, equivalent to S775 IT, 100 lbs
net. Live Hogs continue in limited demand for the
season, and prices low, not over 4G.4.50
EXCIIANGE.---Sterng has rather improved,
drawers asking some little advance over the rates of
last week, but in Continental we believe there is
little or no alteration, and on Holland few or no
drawers. We quote follow:
Bills on London t ster'g 90 DAYS, SAa94 " ct prm
Paris. of. 274Gjf 30
Hamburg ............. 1t2d 5ll
Bremen. .............. Is HlS{
l1Ollal(. 5JIH3Jb
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IMPORTATLONS AT BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.
ROttGrd0Bt Dutch shin DeLft.


ROttGrd0Bt-- Dutch ship DeLI.
Gin 30 pipes, madden 5 csks, Brrckhcad < Pcarcc;
mdzc - bags brls 3 bxs, Graf y CiorLcr; gin Ii
pipes, T.. Kurt; 10 do, mdzc 81 pkgs, b NJ Hodges,
Jr; coffee 3ll bags, Schumacher x Co; eau d'Co-
lognc cases, j Z ,ury * rs; coffee 700 bags, Yin
- pipe, cheese p bNs, maddcr 81 c,ss, pipes lOl
biISts b. mdlc 1 do, order.
Ro Ja,icHO-Na1k .4Jtcfica.
Coffee 1880 bags, Brckhn1d x prarrc; 1925 do
order; 700 do, Barclay X Livingston, New orl, !;
$50 do, iaXaIl, Brothers * Go, Richmond.
Rio JoncWO Brig Pouttney.
Coffee 500 bars NJ. Bathurst y Son; 100 do,
HrauIs & I'orky; POO do, order.
.)Io"icSo Boy Ci00,)-,Sch EHcn GoIotyboropyb.
Rum 81 puns, pimento $50 bags, coffee . do, guauo
$50 do, ginger brls metal i do, Iignum quis,a
ton, arrow root kegs, iron Otons, hides 9, john
SON 5. TrtvCrs
san RhLs Sch. S0nora.
Cocoa nuts, $1,000, sarsapariIll bill, tortoise
shell brl / case, cocoa 81 bags, cedar 81 logs,
snortcrs pkg, canoes :, DaIlam * Carroll.
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LATEST DATES -FRoM
LIVERPOOL, June Q. HAVRE, June G.
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Intermediate age at pr0portonatc rates, and These
premiums may he made payable annually, semi-an-
nually or quarterly, at option of the assured.
Buys and sells AnnuuItcs.
Sells Endowments for children.
Makes contracts in winch lie the interest of
money is involved
" % u RICuARD 3. DORSEY. Ser.ry.
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SONG OF TnE GOLD DlCCERS.
Ia Rrody on Hoods "Song Of tic shia."]

~ k1r0dy on t0odS "S0ny q Nc Shs1."I
Dig-dig-dig-
To pierce for the golden ore;
Dig-dig-dig-
Till you sweat at evcrv pore.
Dig-dig--dig-
To root in the deep black sand,
And this is TO be n citizen
OF free and Christian land
And is's oh. 10 be slave
To the Heather and the Turk,
To rid the hands Of Christian man
From such dirty and toilsome work!
Wash-wnsh-wash-
Till the back is almost broke;
Wasl-wash-wash-
With your legs and your thighs in soak,
Wash-wash-wash--
Revolving m old tin pan,
And wabbling abou, with shake and splash
Till you doub, you're Christian man.
Soul and body and mind,
Mind and body and soul,
Oh! can il be right when they're oil confined
TO the basin and the bowl.
Pile-pilc-pile-
Where it's only lille heap
Pile-pile-pile-
Till it "gradely" grows more deep
Pile-pil.-pile--
And stow il away in bag,
Till you axe with eyes OF wild surprise
On the contents of that rag.
Oh! can i, be here stand!
And can i, be gold see.
lilo! no. am OH Tor Christian land
To spend /: SO mcrrily! RHoDERlcg DHu!
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THE PowER OF CoLD WATER lizur
Wright, Of the Boston Chronoty pc, thus
discourses Of tho benefits of cold wa,cr:-
Our experience is this. By disobcdi.
ence to the laws of life we once co,npro.
missed tho best possible health with inflam-
matosy Rheumatism, took colchicum, aud
heaven knows what, end recovered miscra-
bly,. At last We tried cold winter. threw
away drugs and got we'll. We lost five
children with the beet al doctoring, and
those that lived were often and alarming
~ sick.
For four years we have daily bu,hcd ev-
cry child; dismissed oil thoughts Of doc
tor, and have had little sickness and no
death in the family, but considerable in
crease. We have seen delicate compsn.
ion who under the moet orthodox doctorinr
and nursing used to be month al lenst ia
the sick bed after the birth Of child, get
up, walk about and take care Of large
family with no medicine but cold water.
when her child was but two OF three daye
old. We had two children severely et.
tackled with tho prevailing ieve. which 10
carrying OF the little ones, only last Sal
urday night. They we're packed in vet
sheets, tho next day were walking about.
and on Monday night wcro in tho mood 10
dance. favnt We reason enough for isah
in water?
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From tho Monthly Magazine.
THE ANONYMOUS LETTER.

To write m anonymous letter is nngcn-
ilemanly; Gt this there can be no doubt
nay nore, it is mean, dastardly. skulking,
depraved! But wha. could do? Colonel
Piinih was about 70 marry his cook
To write an anon letter is degra-
ding, to say the very least. Il would re-
quire the skill Of sophist 10 render il JUS
iifiable-pcrhaps; and Yet when Colonel
Plynih was going to marry his cook
Avixen-a perlec, Saraccn Of woman
behind his back and he man Of nice hon
or who had gained golden laurtls at Sc
Singapatam-an aid-de-camp to Sir David
Bald. my friend! The intelligence had
come like a ihundcrbolt.
To write Nh anonymous letter, except
under the most imperative circumstances.
10 unqucstionably atrocious. felt that
even possessed No was, with the mos, be-
nevolent intentions -consciencc-my con-
science, as a gentleman mud mn officer,
would hesitate to approve il. paused
determined to weigh the matter we'll; but
the conviction Tell upon INC like an ava
lanche, that not moment was TO he lost !
Col. P'in,h was on the eve Of marrying bis
cook
Rcbccca Moggs! And he my brother in.
law; the widowed husband oil nv sain.cd
sister, X. c. B.-a wcarer Of four med
als, two crosses, and the order Of the gol-
don f1cece-a man who had received the
thanks Of Parliamcnt-iho written nppro-
baton Of my Lord Clivc-two freedoms in
gold boxcs--a man who, had he nobly fell
on the ramparss Of Tippoos capital, would
have been taken homo in rum, and buried
10 St. Paul's.
His fragment-his living remains-- FOR
be possessed oaly one organ Of sort
having lost a leg, an arm. an eve, and a
nostriI) --had resolved on what consider
cd sort Of demipostmorscm match, with
what!
A blowsy, UNDERLYING mental, whose on
" meri, consisted in cooking mulliga,awa-
ny, and rubbing with soft, Eat palm, the
wounded ankle Of his partially efficient leg
. creature whom my lovely aud accom-
plshcd sister had taken from the breast OF
her dead moshcr-(the woman camp fol-
lower received IN iron ball in her brain,
from one Of Tippoo's guerrilla troops in the
iunele)-one whom Evadne had brought
10. with maternal care, in her kitchen--a
scullion and such one TO be Colonel
PIinth's wife-to take the place Of Eyadne
Good God?
To write On anonymous letter il rather
revolving; much may he said against it; j.
il ones dernier resort; still il had It's nd.
vantaces-and Why neglect them! Had
Colonel Plinth not been what ne was
were no but casual acquaintance or a
mere frisnd-then indeed
But he was my Observation-Disclosures
hrosher in srms-in . word, Colonel Pln,h.
Had be been man Who could listen 20
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tho door where Plin,h stood, | begged to
protest that was mys,itied tina. lie mus,
be lnboring under mistake.
"a mistake shouted he in that tremcnd.
Gus tonc which Tor moment had once ap.
pnllcd tho tiger hearted Tippoo--"A mis-.
take, Major Mcccasin! There's no mis-
take sirrah! Will you deny your own
hand wr,ing?"
So saving he threw the letter into m.
face and retired. followed by Cahooz.
IN another moment tho veil was torn
nsunder. Having never bei"re attempted
an anonymous letter, and acting under the
Influence Of confirmed hnhit. | concluded
the fatal epistIe, without disguise. in my
customary terms.-" Yours erer JOHN
MoCCAsINw
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NEw AND WONDERFUL APPLICATION OF
THE MAGNETIC TELEGRArn.-lt will be
recolccted that in the beginning Of the
year, Mayor Quincy recommended that
some system Of Geographic signals should
be adopted with respect to the numern,l,
fire enginc houses in this city so that, for
instance. from seine central point in Tor
nation NAV he communicated by the cleo
trio wires, to every station nj onc and the
same time; and ST.. that again, information
may be transmitted, nj one md tho same
time, from any one engine house IL all the
others, rs well as TO such central point; and
thus make known OF the instnnt aud all
over the town, the moment when, and the
place where, n fire breaks ont. Las, night.
as mentioned in our municipal report. the
Mayor submitted his report, Stain. in that
brief, condensed and acceptable mrnner inr
which oil the public papers from his hands
are distinguished, that such s. stem had
been completed aud would be tested be-
FIRE the cud o' tho year. At meeting OF
the common council last evening, the mem.
hers took a recess for "A few minutes. aud
repaired to tho telegraph office 10 examine
this new appsratus-which excited their
surprise nnd admiration. II was put in
operation, and while ,hcy were present, q
communication was had with New York.
the wires Of that city, so many miles from
us, being connected with this fire alarm
apparatus in Boston. The correspondent
in New York Immediately sent on his reply
by the same wires, the electrical action up
on which immediately caused the deep
toned bell connected with the apparatus
near the City Hall, to be runp; this greet
fire alarm bell thus being sounded IT, this
rity by the operator at the telegraph office
in New York! Directly after, and while
the New York opera,or wns ringing the
bell, the other bells here were rung bv per-
sons ignorant Of whit wns going on. aud.
surprising there was in reality fire in this
city, the while fire department nj once
turned out. II was fortunate that ,hcy did,
for nj the very Same time n fire actual.
broke out in Washington street, near Win.
ter street, which bv their thus SPEEDY Mt
tendance. was exiingnished without so
grent a damage ns might have otherwise
taken placc-Boston Trnr.
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IirE ~ MISSISSIPPI We tako the I'll.
lowing from tho Louisville (Miss) Tc;c-
graph:
Married-On SATURDAY., Nov. l!,h, in
the Court House, bv the Row. 10. Bell. Mr..
William Pesvv Ia Miss Caroline lludspc,h,
all 1t this county.
The minister had jus, hecn elected Brig.
adler General If this brigade, aud. when
called upon 10 oiIiciaie at the marriage Ger.
cmonv. was husiIy engaged ia calculating
his majority. which WIS large. having no
opponent. In anothcr corner Of the house
WINS a group of men calculating the loss of
Cass aud the grin Of Tn,lor; mud in tho
door ii the house s,ond the deputy sheriff
selling poor follows corn for small sus.
p'cion Of dcM-whilc the probn,e clerk, at
his table. WIS busiIy engaged in calling 1T
the land assessment book; aud 10 another
corner 81 the house stood n group Of hoys
swapping marbles. Tho minister com
menced the ceremony while tho TAYLOR
man called on. iO4 gnin for Ia, lor, md
tho Cnss man said ''d--n the luck" TIC
sheriff shouted chow much moro for the
cornl" Tho clerk called Oh, the N. T..
quarter Of the west half of section II.
township l3, range II cast; and Billy in
the corner cried out, Il wont give you Two
blacks for white alley" But under all
the disadvansageous circumsia noes, tho
Rev. gentleman, with bis maiden laurels
fresh upon bis brow, retained his gravity
and performed tho ceremony, aud, M 10
finished the bcnediction. he remarked 10
the happy couple that "Edmonds only re-
ceived ono vote in this county,"
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The Home Journal has some wholesome
remarks addressed 10 "Cnliiornia men,
which closes of with the following para
graph:
''lf anv Young mnn, mcditating a jour
ney California wards, will listen 10 our id.
vice, we will insure wealth and eminence
in the land, with absolute certainty, md
without any drawback. Let him colIcc,
what capital he can, and make his arrange.
ments Tor emharking in tho spring. lie,
him settle himself nj Francisco, engage IN
the exercise Of his trade or profession. lie,
him make covenant with himself, and un-
der every temptation Of place and time aud
circumstance, let him re.olutelv adhere t.
il, never 20 spend one hour in gold hunting
II this condition il introduced into the poll
cy, we will, for very small premium, IN.
derwrite any sensible cmigrnnt to Califor.
mia, for wealth, rcspcctabiltv, honors--
'.what will be do" But, without il, we
would not. for tho largest premium TIM,
was paid for desperate risk, ensure any
man against ruin"
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JACK BrNsBY ON Gold %
Potatoes. following hi, is from tho
New York Sunday News:
Being asked what he though, Of the gold
panic, Bunsby crossed his boots, took q
Whit, aud said, III 20 be as how gold can
be got in California fos digging, why, gooi;
the only question would be, TO dig OF not 10
dig. And %. bu. then do you see, man
must do something else besides digging
lie mnst ont, drink, sleep, md be clothed
wlshsll-nnd il al the people turn gold
digQeys. who shall perform all tho other
kinds Of work. Now, il SO be, a man
should dig gold, aud I'LL his pockets, why,
so. And, if so be. another man should dig
pra,ies, mud ill tin kettle, and pu, j, over
fire, in unison with some wild kids, md a
few yarbs, aud the man who bad been dig.
ging gold should come and say. give mo
some ii that ere mcsr, why 81, also. Now,
what would the pra,ic digger say? How
much gold have YOU dngs Oh, says tho
gold digger, have had great luck today,
but | mn very hungry. Good, SAYS tho
prn'ie digger; give me two thirds oi, YOUR
gold; and YOU shall dino with the. Whv,
v"' inhospisnblc fcllow. do YOU want 10
rob! M. soys tho pra,ic digger, hut 90
and est your gold; III cat my dinner alone
and snve whit is LEFT until Tomorrow, aud
then can 90 aud dig gold. and ,on can
dig pratics Cor Yourself. Now, saws Buns.
by. the pratie digger would be the best of,
for tho other could no, whit until tomorrow
t"r dinner, md i,'s therefore nv opinion
that digging pra,ics NAV he, under Soma
circumstances. more profitable thnn digging
gold and my names Jack BunsLy."
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A BLACK LIST yos THE BENEFIT or
CALIvoRNIA.-tt has heen suggested ths,
whoever runs away to California. 10 debt 10
the printer, &C., be conspicuously publish
ed, As thus the Californians will be able 10
know whether roeues or honest men are
coming in their midst.
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BouSry LASDs.-Soldiers are permitted
to select their bounty lands from twelve
States--siy free and six slave States. Al.
ready have warrants been issued for $780,
600 acres in the free States, and but 2O0,.
600 in the slave States.
"The land Of the free is the homo Of the brave ,,
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VALUABLE DIscovERY.---Messrs. Quar-
tcrman e. Sou, Of No. Is Burling Slip, il
this city, have made valuable discovery
IN the mode Of mixing paints, for which
they have applied TOR letters patent. Al
artists colors can be prepared in the com.
position, will keep moist ior years, and will
mix either in turpentinc, oil, or water. All
paints prepared 10 this manner preserve
their hrilliancy much longer, and are more
durable than thnse prepared in the old way
This new mode 10 also applicable to paints
used in house md ship painting. Il is a.
80 so cheap aud SO simple in ito application,
that any painter or manufacturer can adop,
il rendily.--Sci. Amer.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

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