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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-22

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ya3oD CITY ggE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
N Drugs. lHetlicinss and GltSmicals, Psi,sks.
OKs Nsrnislses. Wsndow Gless and Putty.
LAND GsTtl's CAR DEN ) Jed s
Dye-Stnffs and Glassware, Fine PerEumery,
Soaps and brushes, School Books Steel Pens,
Quills and Stationary, Letter and Cap Papers
Medical and Miscellaneous Books.
BLANK BOOKS. SUPERIOR INKS,
PAPER HdNnZNGS.
sgWmgs sSg9Ns1E .Ax9sD - agAH sngDgs
Prescriptions and orders will receive particular
attention at all hours OF the day and night.
AGENTS for all the valuable Family Medi-
cines ID use. Buyers will always find here
fresh and unadulterated Medicines. We are
to sell as low as any establishment
in New Orleans or elsewhere in the Southwest.
april 90, 1853. 4I-tf
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! Eve Doll. d. IaIsVg AID

NETIIL be paid fes The return 70 me- of z
watef Dog who Il known by the nalle
Of Sport. of white and brown color long
shaggy hair; bad 90 leather collar with brass
plate and the nameof ID J. lsse marked on
&. M. q. N YE.
Yazoo city, May 81, 1853. DIST.
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Lipel. C0ll1nLninf.
DuS pe11Sin.

The symptoms Of Dyspepsia, and its various
diseases are dizziness in the head, Heartburn, OPP
preston AFTER eating meals, arising from
the stomach. &C.. and sometimes general Tnnguor
Of the whole body, from this II viii be ten Tint
tho disease owes its origin TO disorganizsd state
Of the Liver and Stomach, Hobenaackss Liver
Pills il tie very medicine TO effect permanent
and lasting cure, as they act by changing the GERS
TEN morbid actlons of the system INTO healthy.
acton, and ndering the blood pure and healthy.
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MOtfea.

win on MONDAY, the 18th day 81 July next.
before the door 81 The Court louise IA VA
the southwest quarter of Section l6. Township
10 Range 5, East 6 30 j. fl.IIiK fNS al
lpfe 10 81 z0&7ts Probate Judge.
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Caution .

If HEREBY forwarn all persons from trad-
ing for q note drawn BY me ii favor Of
M r. DilIan, for the sum of seventy dollars
due the LIST Of January nexhas Lam deters
mined not to pay the same unless compelled
By law. as the consid eration for which II " as
gwen having entirely failed.
&c. Nice ORMICK
June 10, 1853. 4ss6t
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-
a their y e0 ) 81 Is ng Q4e 81
OPPOSITE NRlll b S HOTEL
kizeonnl q iIE5 oil .xcll i. e Foreign
and Dome and u EsesrfN& money
They Check NeW Qfleaps ~ ~ tines
and dnFin6 tho winter end spring ak par. Also'
81 eN a aid ths principal elites a eur
hee Shout ehaIe and allow interest on
ahIs dep .it4s ss 81 an
Sc elections 1a remit rfqese1s ~ u
Buy Ind Sail Land Warf6nlA. county
Slt.e p. Is Sc NICHE q CD
az5a e'fI 9Fefa5el 1852
6d Us IS ean
Ns fAr' 6AlSt DieaIs tSIIrtz .FSn6f
CT sal AMnoeiRe.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

&C. The high church party have gained a
loss il the sermon Bishop Green,s1 TINT has
called out such response, The twelfth chap
ter is especially pointed and strong.
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GOLD Nd BILYER lever va "a HEI

GOLD. AND SILVER IF YER WATCHES
OF al Discrptiorg
"a GErERAL AssoRTlfRET or FIVE JEwEfpg
OF all styles and latest palerns conElanily
received. Silver Spoons Forks, Knives,
Ladies'. Gobblets. So. dst. Also. EN- Ia.
Bile CUTLERY, CAST0RS sna olhcr ne-
cessary table ware.
China Glass and QueensypsEc.
Fine Kilt and plain China. cof and bress-
"a Glass 0f all kinds, Iron, Stone ol4nito
and Cfockery ware. together wild a gross
variety Of Fins Fancy and NsFf1l arliclesir~
cidenEa i this business. 3 Of which will
Be sold positi9el b 81 very dnced plioes
Y Cine door south of j. Nichie a cos
Banking House 81. tILSON,
Yazoo city, December "a 1859. 2aStf
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JARVIS q WOODMA Al,

SuceeesoRs TO NATHAN JARvIs 81 Co..
Corner Of Com I ksts Ell,
New Olieans,
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MObensack's Liver Pills,

kMWWCAAStNCAS ANVGE KkBH8s
No part Of the system is more liable 10 disease
90 dyessels and nerves, and 4 diseased. the blood
course flowing through ell parts oil the body
produces Liver Complains. Jaundice, Bilious All.
iectipns, Dyspepsia, &c.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-22

ture ~. N. HOBENSAcK,', rs all others are
worthless limitations.
Agents wishing neW supplies, and alt others
wishing to become agents, must address the pros
No. leo North Second Street, above Race, Phila-
dephla.
Sold 81 al Druggists and lserct ants IN he p S.
z July !, 1853 silly.
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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15

EJrDr. GUYSoTT'S improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and sarsaparIlla is sure
remeayfOr Hereditary faint.
Thousands orindividuals arc cursed with griey.
GUS complaints, which they inherit from their
parents. The use oFthe Je!'0W Dock and SaTsa-
'lrrti!a will prevent all this, and save vast a.
mount Of misery and many valuable lives, for it
thoroughly eEPss from he system The latent faint,
which is the seed Of disease, and SO takes of the
curse By which the sins or misfortune Of the pa
rents are SO often visited upon the innocent Off
spring.
Parents owe it to their children to guard them
against the effects ofm,Iadieu that may be COM
munieated by descent, and children Of parents
tina. may have a, any time been affected with Con-
sumption, Scrolala or Syphilis, owe it to themsel'
YES to take precuusion against the disease being
revived in them. Guysotrs Extract Of Yellow
Dock and SarsaparilIa is sure antidotc in such
cases. III See advertisement. SlT4t
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Hard I'D for Something to Eat.

A great many anecdotes are told by the
miners, in relation TO their first expert
enrei in the mining country. a friend 10
iaieS the following -
While digging in ole Of the snnthern
mines, The Iravelins was so bad that the
usual supply O; groceries at the store '"n
short, and nothing ealablc was TO BE- had
but saIt.pork and flour. This fare was
put up with for II long time, until they
begun to look as greasy as SO many Jews,
or lulow chand.ets. Driven TO despera-
tion, one Of the party went to The grocery
determined TO bring back something be-
sides saIt.pork and flour.
"Havc you nothing but that vilIanous
pork aud nasty flour" said the inqurlng
miner.
"NO,hinG.'
mo sugar ~
no"
"No moIasscs =
no, nothing ! tell you"
"lVhat haze you in those bottles on tho
shcif!'
"Juync's Pectoral, for the cure Of colds,
consumption, &c.-only IS bottle"
"Well, give us bottle, then, III have
something besides pOEk.iat to eat with my
fapjacks."
CO We'll, this was good investment
out there in California. We once had oc-
casion 10 cross the mountains, in compa'
ny with friend, BY a holse.palh which
afforded the sorripst chances 10 procure
anything to cat. Our friend complained
bitterly Of hunger, while I'VE were taking
al occasional sip from bottle of ''JaYne's
Expcctoran!,' to relieve all influenza
The medicine produced just enough Of
nausea to keep off hunger entirely, and
we progressed very comfortably. We
deemed ii quite discovery d; the time,
and We now suggest ii for the benefit Of
hungry travellers, when they happen 10
be hard up for something to eat"
Ed. M,rror.
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Duff S Mercantile College,
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.

l
I INCORPORATE by the Legislature o
Pennsylvania, with perpetual charter.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Hon, James buchanan, late Secretary ofState
Hon. William wilkins, !ate Secretary ofWar
Hon. Moses ilampton;
Hon. walter II. Low!.c'
Hon. Charles NayIor;
Gen. ]. X. MoorhGad.
FACULTY:
P. DUFF, Principal, author of the "SoHl
American Accountant" Prof. OF tho Theory aid
Practice OF Doublc-Entry bookkeeping, and
and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
J. D, WILLIAMS. Professor OfMCEcantIle aud
Commercial PGuHanshp.
N. y. HATCH, Esq, Of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Prot, Of Mercantile Law.
p. HAYDEN, a. NJ. Prof. of Mathematics.
This Institution occupies tiTc spacious apart.
mGnts, and is considered the most extensive ana
perfectly organized Commercial College in tho
United States. What is said 0Iithy the most ctn.
ncnt mercantile authorities in the country, and
Of tho Principal us Practical Accountant, Us
an experienced Teacher, and as M Author; as
also OF his colleague, Mr.. Williams, as Pen.
man, viii DO found i'll tho pamphlet circular OF
81 pages.
Dutf's bookkeeping, PIP. lo@, ROYAL octave,
Iarpcr's. pricu 81 ,jO--Postagr q cts.-'' The
most perfect comJinatlOn ufinstructIon and pfac-
,ice pubIiShGd"
"DuE's Western Steamers Accountant
price 81 postage . cents. "a perfect system for
keeping such Books and Accounts
.Tt"MerchantE and Steamers cen always brsuP
Piled with thoroughly trained accountants.
40 Send for a Circular By Mail.
April 6, 1859. l9Iu
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HY M EN- EAL.
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(" IsQw tyo clouds at morning,
T1ag'd aOiM tie rising SUM-
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MARarED-Oc,ober 9th. by Rev. j.
w. Snodgrass, Rev WM. r. CARROLL,
to Mrs. REBEccA E. PELL, all of Pres
ton County.
Oct. 9TH, by Rev. A. j. Bowman,
Mr.. MARK CARNEY, to Miss REnEccA,
daughter of Benjamin Lewcllin, all Of
this county.
On Sunday, the 9th instant, by the
Rev. T. Moore, Mr.. W. Fl. BAILEY, OF
Uniontown, and Miss MARY g., dangh-
ter of Adam Jacobs, Of Brownsville Pa.
On the same day, aud by the same,
Mr.. HENRY HusroS, Of Uniontowu, and
Miss MARGARET. daughter Of Dr.. Lat-
fery, of Brownsville, Pa.
On Sunday, the 25th scptember,by
Rev. w. A. Porter, Mr.. VIM. MGRAr.
TX, of Durbannah, (this vicinity, aud
Miss MARY REDMOND, Of Wayncsburg'
Greene county, Pa.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the Post.O Office al Nor
ganlown, Va. at the close of'he Quar-
ter ending 3Oth September, 1858:
Austin Jesse llawker Thomas
Addison Charles NJ HerSey Ira
Anderson Nancy Hopkins B
Ba,b John Hanly J K
Ryunuo Ca,larine 0.lIoskins George
Buyles William llen,horn SaHh
Brand John 4 ElishaJctlries WlIred
Thomas johnson Samuel D
BloSser Isaac klmbalI John Z
Blown ChurIes NJ or King Owen
Thomas pretsman Keelover james
Baird Emma C Kens James
BihOupl W Lonsacre Isaac
Blue Uriah l. 5 l.oaF George l
Book David Luke Miss SatahJane
Britt Samuel Miller Mount b.
Conoway Jonathan GMcneiee John \
Cauhirli Thomas McGru,ty YIN. n.
Camcs James Michael Mrs. AUn
Consway VIM Medsker Daniel
Cole John T. Mury Thomas
Core Barton Martin Johu
Carney Mark Mercer Jesse
Chesuey Benz. sen. Mugaw W III +
Chipys David S Nicely John
Cox Miss Jane Nicholson VIM
Carney Mr.. Stephen, Newman Samuel
Devore james i Phillips Augustus
Dorsey Alvine Peterson d. u
Dunaway Ms. ATar.Rossett z D De
gure, A. Runar George y
DGyuut Abraham &Roister Thomas
Mary Reed Nathaniel
Eyars Jared Scott Miss Maria .
ExIine Richard Smith William
Finuell Mrs. Elias St. Mart, George Ba'
Fraser James T ron De
Fo2le Peter Sim;ns Job
Fry James w. St. Clair Pany
Fry Miss Harriettn 81. Clair John
Faulkner Thomas Steel Moses
Giubb Joseph Shafer Peter
Golf N Esq Tanzcy K
Graham Harvey Thompson 5 y
Guseman David Taylor Charles
Gribble Harrison Umble Joseph :
Hall MA Vanvoothis G
Holland Jesse > Wade Daniel
Hummelshine, LIZ 3Wi,kinson MovdeCai
Taught Jacub NJ. Wilson Vergenious9
Hill Josiab.D Watkins Miss Levina
Hindman Miss Ann Whitman VIM
Henry Eliza Walker Mandy
Holmes J Z Wisman Joseph ).
co. Persons calling for any of tho
above Letters will please say they are adj
yer,ised or they may not &c, them.
JAMES SHAY, Postmaster.
Morgantown, October /, 1853.
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E@- An Apprentice wanted at
the PnuNTYrowN PRINTING OFFICE.
A lad oils to II years ofogo, of good
common English education, will fnd
a comfortable situation, and be taught
a good trade, both in its plain and or
ua,nental branches.
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10 William Z. Clark, Marshall Clark
and Hestm lis ~it5, and Da0i9
NorG md Lydia his rife:
TT0U are hereby notified that on tho
y eth day OF October next, in the city
OF Pinsbur., Pa, at the office Of Il. Hep
burn, Esq. (on Fourth street between
Smi,hfiell and Wood slrecis),-and OIL
Monday, the 3ls! of tie same month al
III. house of Wm. Chambers, in jrlsr'on
township Allegheny county, i shall taSe
suudry dppusitIops to he read in evidences
ia the sui now pending in The Circuit
Court Of MonongaI.a county, on The Chan.
cery side nf ,aii Court, wheriu J AMI 9th.
ers are Plaintiffs and yuu are Defendants;
and if from any canse the sud depo.Iri"ns
should no, be commenced on that day. or
being commenced should mt be comFlet.
ed. lhey will 5u continued from day to
day Sundays excepted until the iesi'mo.
ny be completed.
JOHN DUZENBERRY,
Executor Of Henry Du=eH5erry, d:c't.
September II, 1855. 9t5.
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When General Washington was in
New York, year or two after the rev.
olu,iou, be had set Of false teeth in-
serted by the ouly dentist in the city
There are now practising, in n. York.
yearly q thousand dentists.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15
Eypjpelcs cured by The use Of Dr.. Gnysott's
Extract cfYcllor Dock and SarsGparil'G.
Scorr TOWNSHIP, vANDAaBERc Cot
Indiana, July ith, 1858.

ScOrr TOWNSHIP, VANDAaBERc Co.
Indiana, July 4th, 1858.
J, y. PAnx:-Dcur Sir: 1t is with great pleas.
ure write you about the very happy effects OF
your i: DR. GqYott'S Extract Of lsl!Ow DOek GHd
SursaparilId,' upon my daughter, who has bncn
suffering under that dreadful disease ETysiPeIaS,
with which shc was attacked in 1915, and she was
attended by some our most sGil!I physicians
for over eight months perseyerHgly, without any
beneficial effects whatever. She became reduced
to Il perfect skeleton: She had ulcers from her
shoulJcrs to her knees, which continually dis.
charged offensive matter. Her physician prUnoun.
ccd her case hopeless, and beyond the reach OF
medicine. Ny nelghbors and myself thought her
dissolution near at hand One ofmy neighbors
insisted on my trying DR. GUySOtrS Extract o.
YeilCw Dock and SdrSdpGriha,' as u last resort,
for as all Of our Physicians had grca her up, there
could he no detrimGnt in it. consented to do 40,
more from restless desire TO 90 something Tor
nv daughter while lifelastcd, than froma any hope
Of her getting relief; so commenced using the
medicine according to directions, and tony great
astOnisllInont she commenced improving, and be-
fore she had used three bottles shn was able to
VI, upright in bed: Before she had used bottles
she was able to walk out: She used in oil twelve
bottles Of Dr. Guysotrs Extract of yellow Dock
and SRrsaparIa,' which restored her to pe'iec'
health in December, 1852: She is now entirely
iioo from any ycstigO Of the complaint.
most earnestly recommend it to every person
suffering under any similar disease.
Yours "GIy, D MAXIM
1 do hereby certify that my iather's statcmen
ormy late Illness is not by any means oxaggerat
ed: Ny health is now perfect, which ascribl
solely to the use Of Or Guysotps Extract oEYel
low Dock and SaFsapaFla.
ASg D. MARTYR.
Price 81 per bottle: Six bottles for s.
NJ Sold by JOnS D. PARE, northeast como
Of Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, o.
A''0 \. ". Tower &co. llorgantopn.
l.. Il. Nagans & Co. KmgwOoa
G. ". NGgans & Co. RfQadonuA!:
Logss + Carr fdrmon''
! oc,obcr $ 1888. :lil!F
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S A N DER,
BY FRANCIS s. osCooD.

BY FRANCIS s. oSCooD
4 Whisper woke the air
A goft light tone and low,
Yet barbcd with shame and woe;
Now might it only perish there!
Nor further go!
All me! quick and eager car
Caught up tho little moaning sound
Another voice has breathcd it clear,
Aid SO It wanders round.
From ear to lip-from lip TO ear
Until i; reached gentle heart,
And that.-it broke
il was the only heart It found, -
Tho only heart twas meant to IND,
When first its accents woke
It reached the tender heart at last,
And that---h broke
Low MS i seemed to others ears,
It came-a thunder crash 10 hers
That fragile girl, so fair and gay
rha, guileless girl, so pure and true )!
.'ris said little humming bird,
rha. in fragrant lily lay,
And dreamed the summet morn away,
Was killed but by the CUNTS report,
Some idle boy had fired in sport.
The very sound death-blow came!
And thus her happy heart that beat
with love and hope so tas, and sweet,
Shined in Il! lily, too
When first that word,
Her light heart heard,
/, Ru,te!ed like frightened bird.
Then ahut its wings and sighed,
And with uilent shuddes--diEd
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Live Oak Paper Mill,
.vcgv .yg0r gMnto9Un, va.

Wear JW on s@ntoWn, va.
rI,HIS Establishment, for many years past con.
Quoted by Matthias 'ltOn, has bGcn reilttcd
aud supplied with New Machinery, capable of
making good work
Tho undersigned will visit tho Merchants and
former patrons of tho concern, with supplies OF
frst.rato qualities oil
Writing, Wrapping,
and such other papers US may be wanted.
lilo will be provided with tho best quality of
Eastern make Of Writing Papers, and will be
glad TO supply all who may feel disposed to deal
with hun, on fair and reasonable terms. llchopes
that the public will give him trial, Feeling asst
rcd that he will be found worthy oFthciF iavors'
U-I wish to exchange for RAGS-ond
will aIwayo Try 10 pay all balances agai9s! me i"
cash 7. TREUDLEY.
Moreantowu, Va. October s, 1853
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OF All the coast towns Of the extreme
Southern States have been attacked by yell
low fever, aud it RACES with great fatality.
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Please to Read This!
BOOK AGENTS WANTED,
TO sell Pictorial and useful works for

the Year 1861.
WANTED, IN EVERY SECTION oFTIIE
w UNITED STATES, active and Gntcrprl1-
ing men to engage in the sale OF some of the beS,
Hooks published in tho Country. To mcu oFgood
address, possessing small capital of from S95t to
800, SUCH inducements will be offered as to Gu
able them to make from 50 to 50 day profit
H. The Books published by US are all useful
in their character, extremely popular, and conI-
mnnd large sales wherever they are offered
For further particulars address, postage paid)
ROBERT SEARS. PUBLISHER.
ISt William street, AC0 YORK.
October s, 1853
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yD The following arc some of III

There arc Two girls in Hanover cGun.
,y, Va, it is sud, who make 5000
shingles per week, at $3.50 per thons'
and. They supply the demand in that
part Of the country, aud sell many in
Richmond,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15

G~Y- A merchant OF Baltimore on Mon.
day gave an INDECENT lady check for sloV
the Tree use of comfortable dwelling anu
took all the necessary steps for the good ed
ucs,lon Of her children.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15

The las, Legislature Of Missouri subscsi
bed ss25,0Oo 10 five different railroads.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15

Out Of every hundred men who we're
married in Englaudin 1850, 'hirty'three
signed the marriage register with their
marks, and out of every hundred wom-
Ell frty.six
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15

Jones says The hes, voice he heard in
meeting, in the singing department, last
Sunday, reminded him ola rag machine ,
tearing corduroy pantaIoo into 4th of
July orations. Classic comparison that.
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ITEMS OF NEWS.


res. A new aud wonderful fact res.
...c,irc the rctcntivc power of the mem.
~ il recorded in the National lntcIIi-
lsucer. More than forty years ago,
H., Gales, one ofthe propristors ufthe
J,lellieencer, was Congressional re-
mInte,, In that capacity, he took short.
Hand notes of many speeches which he
IN not at tho time write out. Being
nav engaged upon work TO DO emit
,lsI "Tho Anunls Of Congress" he has
disiotsrred these notes from the mass q!
his rapers, aud finds, to his astonish.
mcnt%,hat he is able to produce from
,ho,, Is full and as exact reports, us it
the notes had been taken yesterday,
rzs There is at Saratoga Springs n
6no Newts ,undlaud dog tia, for the last
yeor aud Sa.half has watched the ap.
nroach AMI departure Of the railway
rar from Ii bat place. The animal was
accidentally left at Saratoga about cigh.
,sen mon,hsSgo, and since thattim not
Il train has dSpurted nor one arrived,
bat what this Aevoted dog is in the de-
rot, anxiousIy hnd faithfully watching
t;,r his MASTER. For eighteen long
months he has never failed to be on the
ground. lie exam ncs every stranger
infinitely, but makes\ acquaintance with
no one. Nobody knows where he cats,
sleeps, or anything fiirther about him,
than that he has not found his master
yc,.-Albaay Transcript
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Three Doors aJ0pe 81. CHARLES NOta,
plTTSBURG, PA,

Three Doors aJope 81. CHARLES Hotel,
rlTTSBURG, PA,
WAKE this method of informing Gus.
toners and Dealers, tina, they arc
now in recsip, Of their Fall Supply, which
has been selected with great care from
tho Manufactures Of Europe aud the
Eastern States.
Our stock comprises much larger as.
surtment Than is generally kept by $Ini.
lar establishments, and is particularly u
danlea TO the country trade.
Having superior facilities for procuring
goods, il is without hesitation that we
dcEa competition from any qaartar.
We ure now receiving Birmingham and
Sheffield Manufactures, purchased aud
forwarded by one Of the firm who has
been spending some months in England
and Germany, and who will continue 10
keep us supplied with Foreign Hard.
trare bought from first hands only.
Western Merchants are respectfully III.
vitcd 10 an examination Of our stock and
prices previous to going further eastward.
Among our assortment may be found
the following
1924 dozen Knives and Forks.
3lll Pen aud pocke, Knives,
1900 Scissors s. Shears,
90 Razors in eases,
50 I" Plated Tea g. Tab Spoons
$50 i" German Silver, do do,
$50 Gross Britannia do DO,
$50 do2. Hand and Zip Saws.
rs +" Tenant, do,
400 Mill, Pitt & Crosscut Saws,
1900 pairs Trace Chains,
400 dozen Halter & Droy Chains,
45O :; Axes, assorted Brands,
100 Chisels& Plane Irons,
IS cases Planes,
$500 doz. Files aud Rasps,
2l7 Gun I.ocEs-Gun Things,
Is Bales Deer Hair,
ZOO loz. Knob Locks s. Latches,
1000 Pad. Chest & Side Locks,
$50 " ShOvels 4 Spades,
247 " Hay &'Manure Forks,
Gum Cloth,
Bellows's, Anvils & Vices,
Cast. Sheer & Blister Steel, &c, &c.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
W. are continuing to make large addi-
tions TO this branch Of our business.
Sept. 10, 1853.