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Nrw CITY H4LL. OFrIcE REcGivss ~ TAx.s
CONIMITATION MOE NILIIAkN FINt--

y A. ilr -inc ilr paying ne anllz communal fre
Tor mi ary service M expire. TIE Receiver VI
Taxes would 4rge upon citizen. DESTROYS of gsy1g tt-
lm.tsor lhe necessity " uAklls 9zy Ler an
nus svo1 ne det mon an1 ilcO1selience ,nx from
ne crowd Of TIE a. '-s
~ 8 ~ HARVEY HARr Re- yer II Lac.
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-Ntr.-lNNl UIkFNI ~FsTH y IT1Is III -
arrives time Tor The hrsi norn.rg la.
of car. Easf and West The .oN pressure '-rtuh0sl
EUREkA Capt Waterbury. wI leave TIE rer
foot of BARI aysf Mondays. Nere-tsss srd Frtsysns
1cockP NJ Freight taken 81 The lowest prices ~
passage or freight appN an board tbs bal IA hs-e
rsair -ely renewed and her accommodations are nj u.
..I1r r.h.. .InT
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. PoR san FRANCIsCO VIA

sS FOR SAN Francisco VIA
GG-S CHAGREs l't seP.smoer Tue new and
ton. burden Charles ,1occsr1. master will leave Tor
Chskr-. direct FROM cOcz al Pier y r. saturday
a. & Ocl0cs. SEPTEMBER 4. Tl- c {. goes direct io
Chaxres ~ihouttouclng a. nterd-s- D0rts and m.ke-
about slt and nsf 1zys. thus in.urue TIA
Do vii reach Panama 10 um. Tor
ll- : Pacific mai steamer of October l.
sArEs o. PASSAGE TO cHsssEs
Af-r saloon ........s5 Lover Ca1ll...........s ~
Forward -a.ool...... rs ,.e-rzge. ............ ~
Fr-ignf on specie per cent Msrchznois- 70 per
foot L ghl cubic feet u baggage allowed each cabin
9sssengrr cubic feet eacl strer4ge passenger No
osss.se secured IN, paid for Any person renting
0ne1af The sn0urt Of passage money s~cufe Derb
FOR For ffei <nt or passage .pp.y 70
suie J HOWARD = SON - Broatway
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a. house AID garden -r Lo-E lssr1 >lu1d. sno-t
--- ne ron i1- rairoal l-ro- a. v far- Com
- -l-s- . BY = vi-t E-r--r srscf-c There ar
riszEss = secs ~ ir- rUls- both .l- -r-t A1-
.eco11 stories i1tre are f scre. % and srt hard sd
o-srl " three -- a -K-el "a 1rllg fo e properly
suli ne house nary shade AID lii Trees rsk 1s u
list --sir.n.- Sumner residence T-e grounds tr-
Ee sr-slg-- ant r-- la.lilE al ,s-g exec emf ID
Gu Ire ~ ff-.~ I'll Sill 81 fr Nk-sL
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THE -IR-CKIHER-. lralellI I

THE B-CKIBEK-, gralefgl FOR
WxwSzI7 Ib~rs4 patronage 10 pat ume-, wOu d
respectfully solicit cal from hose about
/ IblVng We have nov On hand a good
ss.orfurnf a. our Vsrerooms, l52 Fliton-st Of
Broad~ay. a. of which vii Wsrrant ~ give good
..i.iaca0n % the buyer Several Of patterns snd
rsish q shall brIrz 0ut soon Tuning promptly zuen1ed
Ia f.ul5 n BENNETT a WILDER
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PEhNSYLVAhIA CANAL. -,
~ 80 is4s. -
DiONEKR AND EXPRESS PACKET LINE -
l. PHILADELPHIA TO PllrsBLROh.-L~afe' -
Al . O'Clock A ~ via kai road D. hafns1grs Nc. Z.
sengers embark In elegant aud comfortable packrs -
have been handsomely tL-d gp win especial f~isfee.
The cOufor And convenience VI ere Fare .ess +,
route nar any other Alc tl4 % a-ill1lal rh1-Ar
portsraze 90 he way. For seals Apply 10 cccs'
Narketst WILLIAM COLDER ~
PhlL.te-nnl. Mr. u 20 LLnl- III $500
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FfN bUnh ELILAbF iuIN b ; sHHFntI Ilf ft-iH-.
r. -szzsas7.s.zs- CENTRAL RAILROAD w
~ <2ESp.-->nocs y r " J kkSkf .----rl NMrs a.
-kASGEMfNI g unm~nfI ~ AZ
T. 1873 The extension u tne Railroad from -1f-fTif9
White House GO milr- opened for travel. fsu-1s
-tasug kasOn snd iAe terminus Ut ir kotde@
ml.s. PAssFssER TRAIss JF-l-age NrN "a =
Pier No. ! North RIVER, a. O'clOcx A N. sl1 -
.eave Sew-YOrk BY New Jersey Railroad. fOul " CO
AMIDST a9A ani 5 N PsssgsssR Tssi~s boss
Leave White House al 5. O'Clock AN and fn "a
North Branch ats s0in and Dm Y " 5oDerys
a 5 i5fn. A n and Z I'm. Bound broos 81
VI znd a NJ Plalnne.d 81 1jn. A a snd -
NJ W-.ineld a. q " snd pm EAxabsihioFss
u M sna a 2 NJ The zni lsalD l~lt1 gssserss
stiacledJ vii leave White House or 4 A ,oa~
vile q A " PislnheId 81 A N and EAla1eulpor.
steamboat, a. 7, AN RfrUssiSs-Nil leags 10
fofk, by STEAMBOAT, Pier No sOrtn RIVER, al IN
Pas--nger. Tor EasfOn, Wlxesbsrre Allentown, ksn
Chunk, Pa and fof Fenlingt0u, Clinton. JAcss0nyA-N
J. will tak- he O'Clock N uzin from s-s.fot
HEWLIHE FOR SOHOOLEYs moUHTAu
splendid Stages vii .-sve f0f me M0untain gl ~ ~
"a " th- O'cOcs fraln from se~fDfs WHIT h-~
Ini- 'opt- ~. go staging thzn zny other -
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<=> FOR NORwALK-L.aa.nz .. p

III NUh W
ssasls=zNCh-.I-r Rocky SecS, .nd S-.mf5rc. pa
sage . cent. 70 POr Chester AL kDcz J
Neck Stanford ~ ceat-, S0rwsk 81. c-nt--rhs neW
.nc - erdid steamer SORWALh Capt silas Reynolds,
81 cave ,h- pier A. the foot 81 AsrkstsL daily
Ole .ock P NJ Returning. Ti.l save SorWak a. A "
stanford a. n Rocky Seek as and Por Chester "a,
JOHN 2 RODNAS,
s1ls Agent, foot u North Aoore-st gp-.4ir.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

ERE>tH'- HOTEL. corner of Fsnkiorf-sL and
u Cty haN-sq1ar-. opposite the CITY Hall New fork
CITY, built and opened ty the subscriber, May l1
1919. Who hat 'ur cunv-nirn comfort elegance
and economy cannot be- surpassed n the world o.
than any other not- n his county
one on y. al Of which warmed grsus They
SIZED up win marD e-top washsand. which supplied
slir Crot0u water hr0lgr sr-r-ps ied cocks there
bat bed iu room The halls and wsierclo--t-
every iror Lighted with ga dunrE night, the
prices Of rooms vary from q 81 = Sd per Ne-s
FROM 81. iu :. cents ni BE- according location There
B. bArnrrsshUp ard extensive Of bathrooms
Connected With ih- house Tn. Hot- conducted upon
ne European pan of lodgiugr0oiu- and meals thrY
may be- ordered n ,hr splendid and spacious Ref-ciory
Porter. up dlrng le night admit stranger. and
$50 60 them any 1ulr th-y may desire and r0
viii servants BE- permitted 20 exact or receive per-
quotes The ni Ehi bell b. Frankfort the ir-i
sln.. f0m he corner fsAf fuI K FRENCH
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- -us,a,,s.ty- >rw-YoRK AND NV HlvTs

Arkt --sss---=ss,ssv RAILROAD On and snsi Mo0iaS
w Nm ifay q. fls following trans 81. ssF.
lie Office u the Company. ~ Nara.|.t fassrHFrs ~
80 49, received az ih. Once u The NcN lurs All Hten
RsiIusd Al Twenty -srv-uflst Accnmuuia flUn llsr Al
u \ VI f0I NeN Rochelle, A.. tkprrss lfa nj a. d
fir stanford Nc Express Train ai N fur stamford.
&C Accommodation Train tf u " fur Nrw ttfel,af
Communication Train I'll f fnf NorNnis ifiilfh No
la,s Communication Train 40 N from NnfN "a A.
com Tram ~ A VI from New Haven Accom- lrt1 Al
IS NJ from New Haven tsprcs. Tram 81 ~ N
rom New Haven. Accom- Train 81 . Z " Tom Nes ma
"a. r.vll X n MASON @lrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

THE UNDERSIGNED, Pstsnie-. hereby o--f. g.
&C. % Individuals tn- xni o lsc 1i- gz-ct Of color
AK front bres. which done 10 The process. OF raxns
ard before hey burnt, by which hey r-l1rr-c
slhoul much sdcilOus -Ip-u-- Of avery p-nOr znr
Iriacng red color ncsir- u h0rg.n A Dsylou, foot
rnrte-ulhsl Mort. River 81 TrsVss BRICK ysr1 Crot0r
Of CYRUS 8 DOTf. PsLeuse-. o-sr F-rplA Point
III -.
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-,MoR>ING LIN Aroi y L0,N

.or A hsny. .andIn. a. New hurgn fHsN
se.n.I- Kingston BRISTOL Hudson 49, CnNssckIe ~
centsto fhe landing. - GENTS bfeskfasi ard diner
ou board he boat The elegant steamer CAT ALlNk
Gurus Peck Dr. commando vII .rafH ifr steamboat %
A. itr foot of Rnhilson.-t Monisys, Nciursisys ff
Frdsy. itt O'Clock landing 81 fhr lnoi of Aanmonl q
each way For passage or khi fetNL apply af De al,
fsin's O'Clock on board The boaL or ID George w
hanson. Al the Office or fhe wharf % n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

COAL an uOw delivering beet rcd ash cosi
y Stove and esg. Screvued $ = per Tan. Tor casa
gotn Eiy yaF1. corner 81 kilg and Grrrn~l cn So
xli5 la PETER CLINTON.
t'nRh> AND BUTTER-k>lNEs.-s :
f-sv4s oesi qQsly dO-oe-p siet tso.c &c cSss-4
ofks sno geieAnises warralirc Tor sac - esSs 40
reiAll A. : nafnns-siP, BY iauN s. LJCil> HIATT
DAPEk.-+oco ibs plain So IS AID IS inch for bls,4
Il ing, for sale 81 nsnUa sctarers' prces. hv
tsl 0AVST 4 DERRscKsos. iS sOg,h-st
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- FOR .UKEW.KUKy. OCtAN

r. FOR CO>EY IsLAND-DAfLY-
EsSxx Landing A. FOrt HsmlOn sscn ssy- fare
?, cts.-Tbe fsvorts steamer ST y fCHO-
LAS Capt Joseph Rocman. viii lesvs Cana Il 90
3. A y ~ P. N ;. P ~ Per No ), " Re-. a NJ
~ A. ST 4 z. d r "
The celebrated steamer JAyEs MADISON, Capt D
ABBY Jr ALL leave CenaLs,-lOA NJ D. p 81 Per
Va. 5. y R-io3 A A2PM Leaving Corey Island o.
st mp, A. q P 81 ls120 81 J. 7. RODAAS, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

WINDOW SHADES. OH corrice. Drspery, M.
w ms, kc. e. wholesale and r-l.iL-J- WOODfORD.
- Brad hAs he u0-g excessive assortment " tte
shove Aruce. ~ - found he cy and A. greatly
- prices sev-rA styles " superior NntgV shades
>cro-s me .ty- q Louis XIV, GOthcs, F.0~srs kc.-
Aso, DrApery CurtAins, Curtain Loops, Bands. Pms
Center Tzss-s Yict1r- Cord Ard T.ss-s Window Wire
IL &c Merchants b1ying A. wn0.esae WI t1t u % h-f
ir--r-s n rsiI h-fnr- mssins t1-ir purrfs.~s ~
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FOREIGN Ports.

A's.s. e0as' Aas sns cAs',A Tor S.- r'rs n 10 "a,
tas oaj vr.,sl
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~I,tp-o>,.p SHIN

49, Vss--yS~ RAILROAD This foai - 100
IL ueriecf order. new heavy II rel.
on gne. and The viii leave me nv~I - ~.
.rnf siIy Except surdsy.l ~ 20 4 and 7 ia
l.. fls mosf ir. rhh. ani direct route to New Lrosra
>prnga AMI io any part Of BERKSHIRE County ftssertrs
r ne ~pnnr. or Berkshire County by The morning auis
from New. lork. WI arrive al Hudson IA simple ie To-
The Z VI uan 'r.H Sac
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spoken. &c.
i'b a q ~ oa - o. .tp e.. uas O. n ". - ri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

- HOE g. CO.'S COPYING AND SEAL PRESSES
II. Tie subscribers manufacture and have FOR
heir warerOous COpyrg Ind SEA Presses u ne
approved patterns 20 ~hch they would me st-ellO-
of merchants .1c Others WHO IN u p-rOr
1c-e a. moderate prce TIE surface % or cOpyns-
p-.s-. o~in famed Tue perfect copy may Be- ooLzn-c
~ita ease .rc expedition They zso frst cgpyirg-irk
r1pyi-s books. copy-yap-r IL. r HOE 4 Co
MO ru Pr-.s Ms4-rs ~ a. f.0ir-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

TO BOOk>ELLER-.-sese proposals vii b.
received ~ ne 1rlrrssr-c a. he 0ce Of ne era
q NJ Board = Education. Public Bllc!rzs Pax unu
Iuesdsy, ne -Ist q August rst a. 0c0-k FOR ID
?yng ext ooos. or IL tne Free Academy Li.i. u
ne sa-t Gee
kObERT KELLY, SAMUEL A. cRAPO.
THOMAS DENNY, WILLIAM PlSKNEY.
bO,NORTa Executive Committee Tor
- c- mA1.g-rcrrt and so-crrncrt o. lie Free Arace
Gy-D.i-c Ne~-fors. Alg :. lsis an ~
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/ hBlR fOR AIE.-lnc sun.rrnrr hereby
4glVr- ruucr tnst 1- prepared furnish
patch carguts of lmter f1r lh- California market ready
anec bull sides arI lullu-d and Eroovrl Do
desired. Prices VIII be- REASONABLE. and srsIlalrl
clrdiuE fu th- quality OF ih- lumber y B-Ar--rls of
are class Jas af0at willie uatius al h. MILL Al
plcsuou 90 bel made % T CUSHING, Frankfori, Me
hsfresess-Hrny A Coii p. Mrssp p .b1ry
SANFORD N-W-Nork w lm-od-
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VI FOR SALE-C0mpr-ng from 15 i0 Sd acre. distant
ess than miles from Fulton Ferry, and fronting one
OF the principal roads Long Island. l. l. covered h
a beautiful growth Of Oak, Maple, O-esinn and oihef
trees between which 10 rr1flse growth of eV-rsrcrns
The .oi aandv Iosm entirely free from stone and ~
erv Way adapted Tor Cemetery purposes TIE price is
very low for 40 choice a piece OF property Apply 90
BURLING EBBELT. Real Fsiat- Aacnoneers
AUS ST. and Brokers. IS Wa-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

FOX -tIE.-Ns'uah- properly lp me Ncr,t
T. River .or- 4usel house. ofce-, r-a estate. 40
-tlcs % s1lts s-taH- f1 tl- -ra-- of .nai section
4 bushes -s-snrst-t far Yeas ne cF7-r ~i-1ir
b -ecr- rom 20 0n srcolrf 1f 30 heAn i wing ,o SCI
D. cresr 4rfa .t. c-siy o. - properly oi some
laEr -.- red alr except having suri- ctf isL
tcg.v io HENRY ELLIOTT. arn o. brerte a ? -o.-.
- Ms.ar--r a. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

Nsx.foSx FIKE AND MAINE Iss. Co Arz c. $40
4 li'lDEND.-Ih- bo.r1 u Directors have To- . 1ay
&c srr1 civic-sf % per c-rt payable 20 the
9eA-oil-is On demand To Ofc- ~ ne cOrpany. :.
NArs- al 3~- D UNDERHlLL. Secretary.
1 'thffI LOOM>.-For sac. 100 sup-r-n- And
iaEr.in carpet nzn1-iOoms, IN good sOrk.1g
y. o- 90 cheap, 10 DIS ~ SILL purchasers Ap
?! = .ae 4loE psor sI-l- Company. or %
THOMPSON l. COMPANY spruce-..
- - New YORK.
{ 'HAiNs.-A age assortment q cskia Gables rev
~ s-eo-s nA5c. r9l - "a lrst, for sac on 81
%. VAIhf s oSS2C ksQS. &c sos.ks.l
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-18
FRESH PURE TEAS.

w WuOir-dir aI,d lttall al The
PEKIN TEA STORE. 20 Fourth street, near
Wood, Pittsburgh The subscriber having Just
returned from New York, is now receiving
large Is supply Of fresh green and black teas.
from the New Yolk Ptkin Tea Company, selected
with great care or retail sales Our stock heing
now heavy we are prepared to supply Grocers,
Hotels, STEAMBOATS, aud Families with any guam
uty and at any pire they nay wish; pack d il
and ! pound packages 5 III tin canister, &
10 III catly hoxes, and in halt chests. ..
Retail Grocers are invited to call as v e can &
will sell better teas at lower prices than any 9th
or house in Pittsburgh.
Our stock OF fine Young Hyson, Gunpowder.
aud Imperial Grren, and Oolong black teas are
the best in the Alneii AN market.
Coverings double retred Loaf, crushed and
Pulverizpd Sugars, at retail or by the barrel
COFFEE Mocha. Old Gov. lava. Laguira. St.
Domingo and Rio Coffpes, selected by the most
experienced coffee Broker in New Yok.
Sweet Spced Cho o'atP. Picked Cucumhers Il
Onions. Fresh Peaches put up in their ow n juice.
Malaga Raisios; in 3 h boxes.
N. B,-AI! DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines .or
sale. A. JAYNES
dpcem 9 I848
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-18

All soils are improved by continual contact
With the atmosphere and many constituents Of
the soil are useless TO plants unil they have
been thus operated upon; the particles Of soil
have also the power 10 absorb the resultant ga.
ses OF The decomposing manures, but only after
dislnlegraIion; and as these gases, if not absor.
bed wiIl be carried of by currents Of wind. il
becomes necessary in economical culture 10 pre-.
pare as much soil Cor their reception as may be
required, aud as this quantity is found 10 be
greater than can by possibility be rendered pull.
verulenl BY surface pluwing. even when perfor.
N, to The full depth Of ordinary surface soil.
| have proved this fact fIlly; for such parts Of
my farm as were thoroughly plowed TO the full
depth OF the loan, saw seventeen inches, did not
give as good crops as other paris where the sub.
soil had been disturbed to a still greater depth
BY the sub.soil pillow run in the bottom OF the
turrow lell by the surface plow.
The advantages Of sub-soil blowing shall re.
serve for my next leuer; buI TO return TO those
OF deep surlace-plowing.
No larmer can doubl that deep soil can yield
better crops than shallow one. Let US sup.
pose, then, a soil 10 be eight inches deep and un.
derlaid by clay, and that the farmer should plow
W uNp'N W GiSuA uuu u lull lUCUeSt unu mus
bring up half an inch Of clay to be acted upon
by the atmosphere and rendered into good soil;
that the clay will undergo this change even in n
single year, he cannon doubt ii lis proportion be
no greater than stated above. Lei this practice
be continued four years, and the soil will then
be ten inches deep, and when at that depth, an
inch instead OF half an inch Of clay may be ad.
ded each year without his discovering that his
land IS any more cloggy lbnn before he com.
menced the deepening; but its power 10 produce
plants will be materially increased. If the
plowing be done in the fall, aud so performed
by back-lurowing as TO ridge the land, Two in.
ehes Of clay instead Of one may be safely thrown
out on the surface Of these ridges, and the fre.
quen' lreczingS and lhawings OF winter will rem.
der IL perfectly puryerulent by spring, and
charge it with the necessary constituents of am
rnOna and earbonic acid from snow. water to en-
able the clay so changed 10 form a valuable ad-
diton TO the mass. The farmer should bear in
mind that the ultimate constituents Of plants are
never destroyed; for when apIani is consumed,
decays. or is even burned, its ultimate particles
are thrown again on the face Of nature for re-
appropriation. The consumed crops of l849
will supply the raw material for the manufacture
Of those Of 1850; and he should have his soil
in condition to receive his share Of natures
bounIles. ! remain, sir, yours, respectfully,
JAS. ]. MAPES.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-18
PaDer HangingS.

HAVING purchased at three Of the largest Fac
tories in the east New York, Philadelphia and
BaltmOre,) large assortment Of the newest and
most improved styles of Paper HangingS,
borders, &c and made arrangements by which
will be enabled to procure all new Patterns, sim
ultaneous with their appearance in the Eastern
market would invite the attention of those desir-
ing to have their houses papered with the atest
styles of paper, to call and examine my stock, be.
fore purchasing elsewhere
have now on the way from the East, 10000 pie
ces of Gold, Satin Glazed and common Paper
Hangings, which can sell at prices angling from
l2a cts to 2 per piece. S. HILL,
mar %, AZ, 81 wood street.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-18
Culture Of POlatOes-The Rot.

As iaras can, will give the resul, of nv
observation On the effect Of manure in the cui.
lure OF potatoes, in the hope of leading some
one 10 the analy licO investigation of the diff.
Guilty. Having made some experiments with
manures, all tho difference could observe be.
tween those with rol'ed manure, those with un.
rotted, aud those without any manure, was, ,ha,
those manured were much lurget and more nm.
merous than those not manured. They were
planted At diiferen, Iimes in March aud April.
They were lended with the ulmos, care, and
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-18

Sundries.-lOO packages fresh Teas Y. ~
son, unpowder and Imperial;
300 bags prime green Rio coffee;
90 do Laguyra do; 10 do Old lava do;
% do black Pepper; do Pimento;
l50hhds new cropN . Sugar;
504 bbls Plantation Molasses;
30 do Sugar House do;
80 terces fresh Rice; so bxs bunch Raisins;
l60bxs manufactured Tobacco, various brands;
20kegs Gedge & Bro. 6 twist Tobacco;
10 do 5. Herds do do;
10 do Pittsburgh plug do;
100 bxs xI0 window Glass; so do lOxl3 do;
300 kegs assorted Nails; Il casks Saeratus;
200 pounds cotton yarn, assorted nos.
Together with a full and general assortment Of
articles in the Grocery ne on hands and for sale by
]. & R. FLOYD, Round Ihurch Buildings,
mar 20. Fronting on liberty, wood and sixth sts.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-18
New Spring Goods,

Now opening at the Wholesale and Retail Dry
Goods House of w R. MURPHY, north east corner
Of 4th and market Streets new spring goods such as
Hoyle's super 3-4 and -4prints; do small figure,
for infants; new style Madder prints, Gall prices !;
super "Jenny Lind' English hintzes linen Cling
hams; small plaid French do Kid and Lisle Gloves;
Bonnet, cap and neck Ribbons;
And a full assortment of housekeeping goods
generally, such as Diapers, Sheetngs, Pillow case
musns, &C. ....f
Wholesale Rooms up stairs, where goods are
sOldtc the trade very low. Buyers will please ex-
anime before making their purchases. mar %.
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NEW WINDOW GLASS FACTORY.
STEUBENVlLLE, OHIO.

The subscribers. with great expense and care,
have erected Window Glass Factory, at the CT
ly oil Steubenve, Ohio, and now have itin sue.
cessiu operation. Every thing about TIE Facto-
ry is built and made after the atestip prover
Their Glass is fattened in rerolvir ,.ieh'S:
oven, and carried ON iron c..rs. ,h.o ,,s OF Wnee1
Ieet tempering leer. '"'O"s" 'Ny
The greatest pains arc taken in obtaining ,ha
very hest their 5o,"ers S being choice ie
w'LNme" ".ey .nlnk their glass, for beauty OF col,
H,' a strength, temper and flatness, cannot
&c .nrr r.assed by any other manufactured in the
IN led States. a.f 9aI 10
They have now on hand about one thousand
hall boxes, and expect to make from twelve 10
HJieen thousand halt boxes during the year. They
are, therefore, ready to ill orders for glass for any
amount or size, from BY 6 up to 81 by 46 inch
es. Orders first received will be first filed
Their Glass will be branded-"J G.. Morris g.
Co., SieHbeRUiHe, Ohio" t..-. ..
Glass made to order (any size or amount) on
short notice, either common, double strength, or
imitation crown. Glass store and office, No. 2l9,
No tn 4th street.
N, B. Glass delivered on hoard Of boz is free of
,harge. HUNTER, M0RRIS& FOSTER.
Steuhenvllle. November "a, I848--7-6t ,e
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UNCERTAINTY OF LIFE.


Beneath our feet and Ger our heed,
Il equal warning given;
Beneath Us lilo the countless dead,
Above Us is kind heaven.
Death rides in every passing breeze,
He turks in every flower,
Each season has It's own disease,
It's Perils every hour.
Cur eyes have seen the rosy light
or youths soft cheek decay,
And death descend in sudden night,
On manhoOd's brilliant day.
Our eyes have seen the steps Of age,
Halt feebly toward the tomb;
And yet shall earth our hearts engage,
And dream Of days to come
Turn, mortal, turn! thy danger know;
Where'er thy foot can tread,
The earth rings hollow from below,
And warns thee of her deadI
Turn, mortal turn! thy soul apply
To truth divinelv given,
The bones that underneath thee lie,
Shall live for hell or heaven!
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WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE
III. CHILDS a Go,
10. I3l. WOE STREET. PIrrsBuReH,

no tol. WOOD STREET, PlTTSBURGH,
WOULD respectfully invite the attention ofmer-
chants visiting this city, tn their very extensive
stock Of Spring and Summer Goods, consisting in
part Of 2,500 cases Of Boots and Shoes; comprising
every variety Of mems, women's, misses and chill
dren's wear, Of many new styles, and Of superior
quality, adapted to country and city trade.
A large assortment of ladies', misses and chill
dren's bonnets, among which are Florence Braid,
Straw, Tuscan Lace, Rutland, Devon Birds Eye
Florence, China Pearl and Lawn, in great variety.
Also, artificial flowers, mems, boys and children's
palm leaf hats; mems eghOrn, Panama and Can
ton Hats.
All of which have been purchased direct from
the manufacturers and importers, and selected with
the utmost care, and which will be sold on such
terms as to make it the interest OF Western Mer
chants to buy Of US. II. CHlLDS g. CO,
mar %, '49. 1871 Wood street.