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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-11-25

OysTERs.-The lovers Of fine oysters can be
plentifu!ly supplied by Mr.. John Rodgers or
Mrs. Mary o. Evans at the ''old familiar pla
ces." or by Lewis Brown. at the new establish
ment IN the basement story of Mr.. Robt Da-
Wis new House. They aIl keep excellent oys-
tiers and dish 'em up right. We will have
ours fried or--well, we were geing to say.
Pierced bat dill not ike to- as too much of this
has been done of late. Don't forget TO call
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-11-25

EGy- The regular term of Court commences
on Monday, December 9th. and continues two
weeks. number of commonwealth cases will
be tried, none however, ofany magnitude Sew
eral important civil cases are put down for trial
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-11-25

pa Greely is said to have collected together
al the scattered fragments of the whig platform
that could be found, and intends taking them to
the head waters of we salt with view of en-
barking in the manufacture of ''spittoons"
The GREAT DuKE.-Ti-e Dublin Naftoa CON
cluies a candid biography of the Duke OF Wei
hngton thus:
He is dead at last, one of the greatest Bri-
TONS and one of the worst Irishmen that ever
lived
RsA Mrs. Partington wants to know what
sor: of drums conun-drums are. She thinks
some OF them hard to beat.
~" Tie boys had quite an extensive snow
bail engagement to-day, and peted eac', other !
rsest uuulercifuLy.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-11-25

asa- The Equestrian Statue of'ackson is rap
idly approaching to completion. The horse has
for several days past been operd to the lnspec
ton of visitors, and many persns have aval
themselves of this privilege. Ihe material OF
which it is composed was atursd from ''the
enemy in the form of caaon- The animal
self poised. is truly in mea-some attitude
The General has not yet bAi seated upon the
charger Washington RepyI'c'
nsSP Franklin Pierce is 1e youngest man VINO
- -. baeu elected pssideut OF the United
States He is 4S yearol age WASHINGTON
John Adams, Jefferson Sianlsoh' Monroe; Johb
o. A,j,,os and Va Duren were each 81 :;
jackson, IL; Harriso' ooi laJi0r' 90 anu
Polk, 80.
psa- The vote for lssldent' at inc blue Llcks
,,,.ac7nct Nicholas cunty-the proposed site
for a military hospit-stood mus: flerce "a,
Scott l3-nearly tw to one Tor Pierce. 1t IS
clear, therefore. tha kentucky Wlll lesa the &c
tc0rSi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

SPRING & SUMMER
Fashions for 1852.

TUE subscriber having returned from the
Il North, Is now receiving the most superb
ssock Of Goods in his line that has ever been
brought TO this market. They were purchased
ailer close inspection by himself and wilI -
found TO I've Of excellent quality. Gentlemen can
Le supplied 81 his sstslliShsent with the very
bet materials for Coats. Pants, Vests, and in
deed for all their spparcl-and at moderate pri-
ess. Thosc wishing TO purchase are invited 10
examine his stock.
lie has also supplied himself with the Lafea
Fashions, and is prepared TO cut in the hest style
Of the New York Tsilots. He 10 confident that
he can furnish work thai, fss taste IN rutiiag
and elegssce Of q. viii compare ~ith sag ~
this Stale or elsewhere. He ziu keep CONSTANT
" on hand the lest Of workren, and will spare
no pains to give his customers entire satisfaction.
With grateful Acknowledgements to his friends
and the public for past fayors. he respectfully 20.
| licils continuance Of their custom.
LEVIN CARMICHAEf-
April 9. 3d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Inteiiiecnccr.

Saturday, April IA. fs52.
TosAcco- Lugs. 81 a s4i Com
mon Leaf A a AZ a SC; Good 81 q
81 a &c; Fine 81 "a i2ac; Strictly
fine or fancy, l5@ isc-nominal.
CoTToN-Quiet. Inferior &c /; Good
81 a. &c; Prime Z a. 7ic.
CosS- No change. White 62ic
Good bread Corn Csc.
WHEAT-But little arriving. Red
80 % 85c; white IS a. 90c.
FLouR-Dull. Can hear Of no sales.
so renew our last quotations Of Al q
s4a for Super6ne. City Mills.
BAcoN--Advancing. Va. hog rcuud
no sales. Western sides Ia cts; do
shoulders lOc.; Jowls Sic; plain hams
IOac: sugar cured ac.
LARD--Nothing doingin Va. Yves
tern bills. i0a a. i0s cts; do kegs lie
PoRK--Scarce. Sales Of Mess a
49, % si8a.
SALr--Scsrce. Sales Liverpool fin'
at 81 IS 4, sack.
LmE-Thomaston "a; Washington
10.
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CONGRESS.

In shc Senate, ON Thursday, April s. Mt Der
lands resolution calling upon the President Of
the United States to INTERN the Senate Of the OBJ
jcct of The naval expedition recently ordered
to the Indian ocean, particularly to the coast
of Japan, was taken up. Messrs Mason and
Mangum opposed the resolution, and Mr.. Bor-
land followed in support oft. Mr.. Gwin moved
that the resolution he laid on the table. Lost
yeas 90, nays 90. The subject was ahen post
poned till tomorrow.
The proposition To increase the members di
the House TO 23f, so as TO allow California two
members, and to increase the number for South
Carolina to seven, she having the largest dracton
Of all the states, was agreed to, and the bill was
ordered TO be engrosscd.
On Friday, the jaint resolution making appro
priations for the extensionsdf the Capitol, wa
taken up, aud the amendment Of the House an
creasing the appropriation to 100000 dollars
was agreed to After considering prisate bills
AMI holding an Executive session, the Senai
adjourned to Monday.
On Monday, April ~, the Chair laid bcfor
the Senate Several eous.ccommunication
Numerous petitions Sese presented aud refer
red.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21
Very Cheap Goods!
n@,hS2 G@ARS2g

GU0WS9 GOWDSgs
TSHE subscribers are new receiving their
L Spring Supply Of Goods, embracing every
thing generally kept in Country Store, viz;
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
Hardware. CrOckcrY. Tin
Ware, Hats & Shoes.
MEDICINES, PAINTS DYE STUFPS tes
all Of which they will sell Lou for Cash.
They are s1ss engaged in Manufacturing
WOOL CARDING MACHINES,
wheat Fans, Wagons,
Bed Steads, Ploughs, Sc. &c. Sc.
any of which will be furnished on the shortest
notice, and at priceste suit the tines Their mot
to is Quick sales and snail pro&ks.
Address En0e Mills, Grange csunay. n. q.
DICKSON & BROWN.
ALEXANDER DICKSON,
JOHN L. BRowN
April 2. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

Lexington, No, April ,.
Steamboat Erpiosion-Impams~ Loss
of Life~ 4rc.-1he steamer Saluds. haund
IN cYanrsl BIaas. exploded her boilers
to-day. She had large number of Nor.
mons an baard, and al the ofFirrrs were
killed, eKreps the clerk andmaie Ahoul
one bundled lives are supposed TO be lost
The boat is total wreck.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

The annual meeting Of the North Ca
rolina State Medical Society will be
held in Wilmington on the lith Of
MAY. The Secretary invites physicians
throughout the State to attend.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

In the last 6se yezrs cur army has
lost by death thirteen generals. name
Iy: Tailor. Worth. Mason. Brady.
kearny. Hsmer. Iiopping. Belknsp.
Dancsn. Crsghan. Brooke. Arbuckir.
and Whiting.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

A French p.prr sisses sIsss swo ar
phans named lie cans<ry. have been adj
miurd BY The prffrrt of me yosge-. 10 HE
list Of children 20 he brought up Al The
exprn-e nf The state. upon The ground
that they are drscend. d from the family Of
loan Of Arc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

Dreadful .Siippreek-Lsss Of LIE
A large ship il known la have struck al
Peaked till Bar. during The late gale. and
went 10 pieres. All hands on board were
Iori. and nothing has yei nnalrd ashore 70
Indicate The name Of the vessel. She il
supposed io have been a foreign vessel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

The Legislature of Louisiana have
passed an appropriation ofeIoo. 900 for
the erection u = broaze statue Of Gen.
Jackson. IN Jaeksea square. in New
Orleans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

RdwiFds. haf been afIrsRd md fon.
lued - de jail a. Wylhsfillr, = "a
chsrzs a rsbbing fhe Mail. Bank bills,
Cheeks. and = key % fhe lock q the
mail bag. were iound in his possession.
S1l<~ Prtsz-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21
Books. Books!

MAY he faund at the Drug Store great va
Iv1 riety If Books, among which are the fsF
lowing: Mumc's History Of England, McCau-
ley's do, Gibbons Rome, Signers Of the Decle-
ration Of independence, Downing's Fruit Tees
Of Amonica, Life Of Gen. Marion, Life Of Gen. d.
Green, Life Of Col. Boon, Life Of Washington,
Life Of franklin, Floras IaserpEeser, Fiora's Lee.
icon, Life of Christ and his Apostles, Sacred
Scenes in the life Of our Saviour. Noble Deeds
Of WomeR. Kings and Queens, Burns Poems
Ladies' Oracle, Tapper,s Philosophy, Moue''
Poems, Pilgrims Progress, aSariety Of Tempe
sancc Tales. together with variety Of Miscdlla
ucous Wotks, School Books, and Stationary.
which will be soldlaw aor,cash, or on short time.
s. ID. .SCHOOLFIELD.
April la. S-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

The sermons preached ia a single
year in the United States would ill q
hundred and twenty millions Of octave
pages. 80 s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

HossLASnTs GgaNAS BIrrERs.--We would
cali The u3eR,ion sf eur Ses6ers to the advertise
ment Of Dr.. HsoEaads celebrated German Bit
tiers prepared ~ Ok. C. N. 1sckssn, Ne. 40
Arch street, Phasdeifhis. In cases Of Liver
Complsint, DyspcpGa. Disease Of the Kidneys
and all diseases srisng from adisorded stomach
their power is net excelled. if equalled, by any
other known preparation, as the cures attest, a
many cases, after the most calculated physician.
! had failed. We can csssc;entiously recommend
this medicine, as being what II is rcpresenieS
and urge cur Aeaders whs ase afflicted TO plocu5'
bottle and they will We convinced Of the truti
we asscr. circuidr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
ISroRrAxr TO DrspgPrirs--D DR.. J. :. Tough
tons PEPSIN. the True Digestive Fluid, OF
Gastric Juice. prepared from Rennci, or the
fourth stomach Of an OK, after directions OF Ba
ron I.ehig, the great Physiological Chemist, by
q. y. Hosghtsa, N. d., Philadelphia. This u
srxly a wssSesia semedy ssr Indigestion, dys
pepsia, jaundice, Eser osaldsist, constipation
and debility, curing after natures own method
by natures own agent, the Gastric Juice. Pam
phIets containing scientific evidence ofits value
furnished by agents grsts. See adverisenea
in another celumn. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21


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Tbs kes~~ % ~s''s'asd -''h sant ssd s'a''-
y. and = highly efed'izb'e 70 The Wig party
shs=e principles q .dsoe-'es' Ai'ef he iss q
July nezt. The rs'es ~Ai he 'ed1esd. ssd he he
sies vii be fsn'serd 20 ss''srHl<fs 81 - Per
snnum 10 sdsznce' 10 e'at@ Of mol Yes thsn 'en'
q $3.50 cash. Adafe- chamPsoa b's'eii. izo
Nassau Street, NJ.
1870 '''s "s' "'' -
no VIC @s a"' f'
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80 y 49, 4
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the patronage Of The iarmers Of The State, and We
hope il win receive adequate support.
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j nc Hcviews-"e nave 'es'''ea n'"
hes'fs L.. Scott q TO- publishers NO. ~ W.
Ton Street. New York. iherc-prin' Of biaekwosd
20, March. and the North British for February
We have had but Iiule time TO look into them
but the tables Of contents indicate that We have
Ia rich treat before Us when we have an opponu'
nifty to enjr il. We have read whh mach pI<a
..rr several articles IN ,he Reviews before on ou
an. .n,r ..orri.lly one IN ,be Westminster Il
-. ! ~, of scotland. = !, !. pouerful
-. - ~, - $500, ,,o,, ~. h-.;,
W.. - &c,
, a''s y WV s' - -
'na' We arc '''y P"P''' " ''''p' s"e ""sa-s'
o. our ''''"' " '"e '"'
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Iea''ns 'n'" mes D''" 49, -, =
ihey =" :" ~ '' '."f''' ~ =
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{ o. ma'e''a's
g.. 800 -. Erxn.rt
!. La, h.., Co. ,Lat 90 hay.
!. lh..rd ,nvth;ry mod of Amos. But a,
!. Ianec,lot. i related az him that we thinI
will mass
Whilst he was Postmaster General
!. the pecple of one Of the upper ceuntie
:. Of this State petitioncd for the cstab
!. iishment Of a new Post Once, to b
:. located between the two iocalities eau
ed by the rather odoroas names
:. fofeedt anu o''"N'' Va''..'
Inc appi'caa's oe'ns a"sue - 80
an"ns ''e"se ~ -
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: vi. Ne.r" H,s,shora
a r-ss.-.Jy. lI...-..
4. fu..A;.;uA,.. 1900 !. SINH,
. o.. y g, Hill NJ, K.,d,,I,ho,.bt !. Har,
a. ha,,. . n,on., corrective 4. /. ,r.S;,;ouarv nan
~ ,h., ,,;.,,;., oe .o,,,,v and vel attaches to
n c.. :, -. nr;ohho,hao,,--,be odoro,., nan
80, ...n .n,;,.,v ,emoved NV Mr.. Ke
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21
H0RTN MS POEMS.

a FEW Copies Of the Poems Of George Hor-
n ton, the .cOlorel Bard Of Chapel Hill, con-
tanning also a sketch Of his life written by hini-
self, may be had at this Office. Price 70 cen's'
March 9th, 1852.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

New York DcmOcracy.-The De-
moc,atic delegates to the National Convention
met at Albany recently, for the purpose Of elect
ing delegates from the State at large. The Free
soil wing of the party had the majority, and both
Of the State delegates were chosen from thai
party.
SIanaer.-A suit for SANDER. in which Mrs.
Ma,y Gordon was plaintiff and Mr.. Jackson DO
PENDANT, was tried at the last Superior Court On
Stokes county, in which verdict for $500 was
rendered for the plaintiff.
I.ouisiana.-On Monday of last week
vote was taken i'm Louisiana on the question OF
calling Convention to remodle the Constitution
The vote in New Orleans was nearly unan''
| nous. viz. 5000 in favor Of the measure, and ido
against il.
Democracy I'm COnneticiif.--The
North Carolinian, referring to the recent election
IN Conhectcut, WHICH has iss s'SoJ
favor Of the Democrats, says, " This is crafty
ing result particularly when il is recollected tina
our opponents pressed into the canvass as al
issue mliicct heretofore regarded as ,lisconnec
ted with party politics, the Maine Liquor Law.
The CaroIinian might have added, that it wa
this new issue which gave to the Democracy u
hat state its signal success; it being an unfortu
nate fact that many Mhiss, as well as Demo
Gratis are unwilling TO throw off their alleslanc
) to the striped,pig."
The Legislature of New Jersey has
! by a large majority, appropriated sloo
, a yearin aid'of. the Colonization socie
. ty of that State. rs &
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

WALL PAPER & FIRE SCREENS.
DERSONs wanting something pretty in the
4 way Of wall Paper and Fire
Screens, would DO well to cali at the Drug
Apsil ID. .sae ( vok e.esess'--'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

MAIL RoBBERY.--A driver on Messrs.
bland and Dun's line Of stages be-
tween Salem and Wytheyilies named
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

BLANKS for Sale at this Office,
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The Cssvan opeping.-Is en- he
seen ~ de psseredins- q The meeting aisdsy'
p.,~r, shst the whiss 81 his p'ssien Of she
e,ssly Of Orange have 'Ppoinssd ds'<ss'es 10
meet she delegates ffea Alsmanee in the Con-
ysn,isn at this place o. Tuesday q MAY csun,
10 sslert eandiisses 70 '~Ir<ens he s~o esun'i<s
in nc a<1l L<si-lssss- We arc snti6ed 20
learn thst ihe ever true Wigs Of FIas River
win hold q rnrriing fof Ibis rnrpos, at Red
Mountain. GA saiurday next. DO not the wbies
Of o,bsr sections intend r<ndiss de<ciss 70 the
Convention, What say the Wings Of Chapel
Hill and Cane crek Disieti What ny the
old Wing guards II New Hope! Let Us have a
Gull representation from al sections The inper-
tance a The issues dcpendins upon the ensuing
election. il Is hoped. viii excite IN every Wing an
enthusiasm which win determine him TO do his
whole duty. ,rgf4tf kN H#fH 4N
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The Legislature Of New Jersey has,
by large majority, appropriated siooo
a yearin aid'of the Colonization Socie'
ty of that State. rs -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

Mr.. Rantoul. in a recent speech in
the House Of Representatives, showed
that the Hon. Benjamin F. Hallett. the
Chairman of the . National Democrat
ic Committee" is an ost-and-out Free.
soiIer-" called at the north, said MIR.
r., ga Hunker Democrat"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

Mr.. Badger is oAeliyer an address
before the students of William and
Mary College on the coming 4th ofJu.
ly. Gen. Saunders is to address the
literary societies Of Wake Forest Col
leye at the next commencement
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

Cen. SCoTT AND THE COMPROMISE
During a discussion in die House Of
Representatives, on the 9Th inst. Ma
Ward of Kentucky said he "bclieved
he was authorized to say, from General
Scott himself, tina, he is opposed to
any alteration of any Of the IN easures
contained in the Compromise"
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whtaming xiumri, awaits The party IN Tue
next eleriian. And where can they find
a wiser. more sagacions. more honorable
lex.rr |"
Though we copy. with some degree d pride,
what we esteem 10 be just compliment to the
abilities Of Mr.. Mangum; fet il his views in re.
qation to the Nomination. f Gen. Scott are cor
rectIy set forth in the above extract, we are not
prcpared no sanction ,henI Fillmore is our frs.
choice, as we believe him to be Of the great Boz
dy Of the Wing party in the Southf Gen. Scott
, has worldwide fame for his transcendant mill
tary abilities; he is known 10 be high-minded
honorable gentleman, and true Wing; but hi'
nomination for the Presidency cannot be made
acceptable to the South, unless Il is distinct,
understood that he is TO stand by the compro
mise ost and out, and hold il as a final settle
ment a9d adjustment of the measures involre'
in it. 1--WE have no doubtahat Gen. Scott soe
with US truly in his heart in support Of Ties
measures and we have full trust that, If occa
sion shall require he will not hesitate to speak on
in his own bold and ingenious style and say 81
II difficulties present themselves now, we hop
} some equitable plan win be devised at the M
,ionaI Convention by which all differences wi
3 be composed, and "a platform provided upo
, which all notwithstanding and Union-losin
: friends Of the country canral!y with cheerful an
glad hearts. ki-
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DR.. 3, 2. srubb1I11tp.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-19

NIRs. PARTlNGToN AND THE LATE ASNINER-
sARY,-'rhe Carpet Bag gives Mrs. PaEtingtpn's
experience on the 5th, thus: aer Il .1
Isaac - said Mrs Partington, rapping on
the window, as she saw the boy in the adt of
putting half a bunch of crackers in the pocket
OF countryman who stood viewing the pfqces-
sion. The caution came too late, and the inii~
vidual was astonished! Isaac had stepped IN
side the door to await the explosion. aEd the
old lady met him in the entry s. o, you spirit
OF mischief" cried she, what will become OF
you if you go on in this way Is this all your
dees OF liberty and regeneration that you must
ill that poor mans pocket with crackers !: Do
you suppose that this was all that the days of
Z by was made for; l should think you
would be ashamed to look upon your Uncle
Pauls picter there, and hide your face in con,
clusion. after behaving so! Ahl'' she unused,
: how different boys are now from what they
used to be-so wild, so rakeless and tricky y
(crack) ''what's that should like to know
who tred that II was great piece of impu-
dence' tcrack). "Good grociousl somebody
must be throwing 'em into the windows.'' She
ran to look out, Not a soul was near that
could have done it. Crack! another explosion
ut her feet, and she looked round lsaac sat
demurely eatisg some gingerbread by the table.
put SAID nothing there was an expression about
ms mouth which looked torpedoish, and for a
moment she mistrusted him, but he couldn't
| have done it, he was so quiet, and she shut the
| window that opened upon the street, to prevent
| their throwing in any more. 'S
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7NTEW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINAR, or

4
| ROsEDIN. SCHOOL, FOR YOlNl;
Ms A. L. PAGAUp Psieei6eyhe second Apuuai Saso
Institution will MONDAY the sh SeueaAS "
location srafod
s4 y t tsa0Ssa q + R,5. as 5 Ssgss5 u
va ,ryrd s,ensir, asatons md sd,ins
hing desirable ssbpoi etdce, and TO afford eens
IL "a he So lis nsdnoa 10 shcti every facility for s
o thorough I'm isb togsef with the Ancient
Me T. hopes sr tie vers lbsrh taoasv 81.
hsH naE-'o'cg- rgleiye,l.
Coy Teachers employed As'ts
tuuuas aiming pAIJuIs teIl Wal 0e feNdy
tigE II lew days. sul6 dAWu
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SLAVES.
sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

RTEWARK, NJ. ,SADDLERY Ware kGSsSssa
y tOnse.-ANpREW G. BULL Co. No. Is Cana Canal igsssssS
Manufacturers Importers iSADDLERf and SADpLEN
constantly hand large and comgee assortment OF Saddles
-iiles Maringales Trunks WHIPS Skinc Harness md Pride
le.Cn2 Hopskn SADDIEkS' Tools ard Trimming every
scIiptioN, No. Is CANAL STREET. -. -.
sl2 lEdAW ANDREW q. III LII y CO..
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. - Surveyors

Cholera Choler sbu other diseases stomach bowels
has used by great numbers a with the aa
on, themselves pronounced the
valuable remedies known, because positively the sasos
rvhic recommended
s Sold by all the principal Druggists ts United States
E. b. BEACH, Sole Proprietor,
kpothscary Druggist,
sePl3 lydaW S9aih corner Of ChaIss and CahoUse A
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Dohgsas y EaarringtOn's
y q + r E0rYPE AND STOCK DEP OF

No. CAMP STREET.
MS weknow establishment having thoroughly repaired
and the proprieo invite the attention the public
le GALLERY, where Portraits
IN the most superior style and hnish.
N B-0perators fitted ATrS
ssi ssa pses E2gh.ander French sOn Lewia' Hsb
ppes with box and Tablets dollars
ak werang qee Plates (Americau and Frech Cacs
with every article used the
who and S''N"A"''3 u" AANu ANu ~
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

ice.
tF A. W. WALKER seller Of ICE and haha large supply OF
this dispose Of Office CORNER OF PoYDRAs AND
ST. CHARLES STREETS Depot CORNER VICTORY AND ELYsIAN
FIELDS STREETS 74cHARTREs STREET, ,sCohMERCEsTREEI
and CORNER ROBIN RELIGIOUS SITS. nh26 II
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FURNITURE, ETC.

EOHN B. BURGEN has removed his 'sEgsE
OF FURNITURE STORE No 1sl to No. 53MAGA
ZINE STREET Immediately opPoaite the Arcade, Vere rs,
he continuance Of the patronage heretofore
received from his friends and the pnblin- d30 ly
GsTILL THEY COME "A new arrival of Res
~ ssgeue's Patent Ponble SPRING MATTRESSES which
daily being introduced s who study
One IattrsaE the eoapta conouyl They
rolled ANAL compass made handle and
they all which proof
they ate the comfortable Mattress
These celebrated Mattresses for E during all
busBeas hours, ]. NJ. WEYAi0UTEtS
Furniture Sale Roon G7 Chares door Poyra
e. The public respectfully call tnR
stock, lI4N