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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM 81

~ SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific
Mai Steamship Company Through u s. Mail Line Tor CALI
rORNIA AND OREGON, Apin~ all PsnsmA-By
the Post tbs United Mail
great California Mails dispatched tbs
10th Of month"; from NewYork
Orleans direct for Aspinws the 1sh and A whn these
Sunday the sailing Monday following
The Pacific Mail Steamers be readiness for Immediate dispatch
the arrival OF . mals q Panama.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
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WV tfttt8-rr t<tts
vERMIFUGEs.
Winer't Canadian,
SWANS,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic
Kerl'a
b. A. Fahnestock's,
3ALsAMs 4 COUGH REMEDIEs
WistAr's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
Hastings Nsptha,
Sherman'a Balssm,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
schenek's Pulmcnic Syrup,
NV England Co4h Syrup,
Bartholomew's Expectorans,
Halls Bslsam,
Swayne's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Peetoral,
Tsylor's Balsatn I.iserwoit,
Jayns's Expectorant,
Winer's Eeeampaiss,
Rogers' Liverwo ont sod Tar,
Mrs. GARDENERS Liverwort,
Siabler's Cherry Erpectorsnt,
Loudont Indian do.
DR.. Rose'e do.
sARSAPARILLAs.
DR.. John Bulls,
S. P. Tswnsend's,
Sands's,
Old Jacob Townssnd's
Carpenters,
wynkoor's,
Shakers,
Grsdsnbsrg''
Bristol's,
Guysott's Yellow Dock
PLASTERs.
Well's Strengthening,
Ewsu's Siren s,hsniss
Jew psvid's or Hebrew,
Badesu's,
KnaPp's Indian
Alsock's Porous,
Grifilth's Adhesive,
Holloway a Armies
LINIAiESTS.
Mexican Mastapg, N, IT.,
Butler's Nerve and Bone,
Hunt's,
HsyesS,
Tobias Venetian
! Hewee's Nerve aud Bone,
Rsllinger's,
Gardeners,
Bsrtine's Aorss
Merchants Gargling,
| Cherokee,
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q R Hsa rs SEsT 3SEElIIs .Se
R RaITSo bNE VA bsL1iMoRs AND OHIO KAiR0aD
M0ND CHARLESTON, AND ALL CITIES on THE sIAboARD.
The above line ay offers superior
bots N upah ana seenomy Our
perfected tbs Esso The Baltimore 10
PhadephA By Railroad and Pepelers; NswYe
ste,neIs 70 Boston b. vsss. Richmond
Charleston by vessels.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
specifying time and any subject apply 10
JOSEPH T. ELDER,
Agent, No. 40 Commercial .trs.t, corner Pine and
FULTON NEWELL, Agents. 10 Levss 81. Lous,
FORSYTH a HOPKINS, Whseliag /
D. I. ELDER Il Co. Baltimore.
C0LHOUS a coWToN, Philadelphia, {As.as
MARCUS BEARS, ~ BrosAway, N. Y.
I'VE stn 7. BURKE Bostop.
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I1ARNEss, ETC

H. 1ttInapau n. ruExsuLL.
FE7UkNBULL & CO, (successors to
"A Brewster Co.. C.szs Repository, No. lis ss5@@z-
street. New Charles Hotel Every dsIP
" Carriages made order.
DB&A TuRNBuLL, MsnuAe,ure., Ns-.rE,N,J oi7dAW
NEWARK, Nj, SADDLERY Ware aaAA
IN Hoa,s-zhbRkI G. sULLk CO., 40. II Cana ItxS8cA
Fs~ 0rsan between Camp Assasse ,,'ssk,
Msnusursn Importers Of sAnDLkhT kADINKWAkE,
have osAnly hand and oompss Of Saddles
Brides, whiIa HkrnS Harness aud Bird
Lsher sADDzEs' Tools Thinning Of every de-
sorpton, at No. VI CANAL STREET. - - = =
al9 lythW ANrRrW @. BULL d co.
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ICE-lCE-ICE.

zee ICEl--J STAFFORD 4 Co. Wholesale and
gsta Ds.i. in lcE No. ~ kys Fslis .i, opPosss the
Rsai Depot No 1853 Old Leyss ssst
No. No Ss- Lss usst Ne - Na~ Lsv-s
No 90 GI9upslA No tsl LSyse
is. HsuIr - ass u1ny srs.s FoaA Ds-
riet issi Iyps
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EAdNss1T, LINE; = ,SI9 NAT
T. ss,as R RSor:
70 PhIl.d.phi. hours
10 Wheehug hsurs
VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY.
ss r's EsRs. oost
-H.soraSS Tam '. ..:.. S ossst u
road. q III. |oa are throughout with i:.,y f r. ~
NEW YORK, BOSTON AID MONTREAL
sscfs Dua GfG ad s
% s .9s s:a S snd at
a. With ss sSS,s Is'. ~ ss
asetins Daniirk With New YoE Ea.s Al saa.io with
Niagara aoa Ito New York c.iSS s:sss osd sa
barsh. MOntrea,ec
of G 81 R % f." : :1S s
S 6 S ,S sSpSfsss T. sn "a. he saS .nd y
ton Nasara Fall, dgd-H.sursi Moare.i .c '0, Dos
land with shore bsi sad s G'
6uniTk With New York and E. Railroad connecting Buffalo
New 9Ss SSsioa H Fs FANS Si'.d to
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE.
nR crsss ss 6S ssS Gs ~
hIgh connecting with Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia
Through from Cincinnati Phsd. B.ldmor. direct
EVANSVILLE, WHEELING, BALTIMORE ETC.
Fs Lightning Erpe,, O'Clock Train,
1 central Ohio R,. .ssVs sa6sSas as ONO SSi s.s
Company Line, National Read to WhssGI o09ssRs With Bal
Fourth rnE,ening Express .. o'clock BY
Ohio as GAINESVILLE, connecting viii Ohio Stage Company.
HLIsBoRoUeH.
H IS Wit. oss ss n cse;s :
tOA, eta.
From Railroad Albany Iud-
From cnean. % New Yok Wa Lax. Steamers to Buffalo, and
From cnenSsi T. New Yoii via Lake Steamer; to Buffalo
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SLNut
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian Chologogue,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkosp's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LOZEkGES.
Sherman's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's Pulmonic Wsfefs,
I.ooock's Pulmcnic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovrtt's Wahpsne or Hair Clos,
Barry's Trieophsrous,
Lyon. Kathsricu.
bsyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Fair Invigors.or,
Jsyne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wshpeue,
Louden's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hauel's Eau Lustrals,
Oldtidge's Balm of Columbia,
Railways Circaasiap Balm.
PANACEAS.
SWANS, Houeks,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
Longiey's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND sALVES.
Dslley's Magical Pain Extractor,
Professor Holloway's Ointment,
McAllister's All Healing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor's Pill
Grsy's, llarriAon's Specific,
~
Trask's Magn. tic, Jadkina
Louden's All Healing, RusSia.
Oils.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
MeNair's Acoustic, sesrpss do.
British, Hsrlaem.
BITTERS.
Mofst's Pbenir, Blake's Aromati'
woLFE's AROMATIC
T D-ftUurafa and tlareha n Il.
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v1,HE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND >xSe,

III SOUTHAMPTON UNIFIED STATES AIL,2Ap&46r.
sTEAMERsThe ships comprising thi, Line the
Capt E. 81 Fitch; HERMANN Capt. Z. Higgins These ssamer
stop at Southampton, both going and returning.
Proposed dates Of sailipg-is5s.
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The following unrivaed this ine giving
10 the public the advantage Of two fast Daily Maili
LsAvr ARnvsn
New York at 81 and Phadelpha w and
Phiaialphis 10Y Pm. and Baltimore Al and srA
Baltimore sts and and s Washington at apd II and
M and and *
~ An and tburg and
Fredecksbug al n aud AN Richmond at AZ md An
Richmond 81 and AN. Petersburg and s4
Petersburg ~ rim and 9AM Weldon al N. and IL
Weldon II I'm. and Wilmington at N. M
Wilmington at l0r.M. lChssleston at bA.x
By the above schedule will be perceived that going
Soulh leaving New York nt ~ Philadelphia l0x
Baltimore Al rAach Charleston g. c. from Balti
Breakfast board the ateaboa passing dowa the Potomac
in view Of Mount Vernon, by daylight.
Passengers arriving Of Washington sn Baltimore by the Train OF
~ rn, eas have the advantage Of
berhs the Potomac steamboat and in with
the the Richmond
Railroad aud arrive At Wilmington, N c. In "
Washington, n time 10 odgs the second night
The this Ii will be perceived, give the traveller the
advantage reaching Charleston the shortest possible
lay, avoiding risk Of any serious delay tbs Of
hreash Of connection At point.
Wagons provided hs line by which
their conveyed through Philadelphia Bal
moe Washos Richmond and Petersburg free Of all and
Condusas travellers by hs the whole dis
,anrs between New York and Charleston, s. c..
for Charleston point south Of Washington will
have they baggage checked washgton Themes Charleston
or any other point Of destinsioa.
N and "hrouyh tcke" npply
York the New Railroad 0e Of Liberty Phil
pha, the Philadelphia azd Baltimore Railroad Office,
board the steamboats, Of the New Castle and srenhown Lines and in
Baltimore the Southern Ticket oneS stonns the Washington
Railroad Ticket oace Camden sts.iet, gA4Lmcrs.
STOCKTON 4 FALLS.
an T. KRERs. Aver
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DROUGHT to the First District Police z
, Prison- "a
Macy muso feet 10 seb.s tyh, shout ysars od 9A
ha below The tight ye. saysshs belongs Mr. Nelsos4
Of Bayou s.ra, .
M.RCkLIrTy zrG fei II intses high, shout Is old
hA beaw tbs lower lip. Says she belongs 70 Mr. John, Coffee
house Keeper, IN this 5,y.
The owners comply thf respecting tssm.
JONATHAN WoaRAIi Warden.
NSuOriesBs. November lt 1859 nls is-l-
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m,iion and Through Tickets please apply at The Ollie,
Ter OF broadway aud Front streets, Cincinnati.
W, A. LATHAM, Ticket Agent.
T. W. SrRADER, General Agent,
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Office Home Mutual Insurance Compan

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARsn or oaLEAss, City Of New Orleans.
pe that on the 18Th Of 1854 before The
Justice OF tue Pesce
sy PpeAred Alexander Brshss Prsdai James Wheeler
SECRETARY Of Inc Homo Mutual
being duly sworn according TO
acconnsars sst and lie
ER0TTJaSa prasiisnt
JANIS H. WaKllBn, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed The d.y
c. V. ]ONTE, ssoosd Justice " the Peace
Of the Parish Of Orleans.
~ Tbs Board Of Trustees
Per the earned the Company
81 for which scrp
the LIST Of March
The Company continues nurs the per
md loss damage by Fire. PREMIUM ce
Camp street. ALEXANDER BROTHER, Prssdent.
JOHN II. SHAW, Vice President.
JAS H. WHxkLKh, Secretary Neworleans Ian. It, 1853.
lohn X. Shaw 8. l. Levy, J.. !. Caldwell.
John Thomas A. II. May, W. L. Lsner
ID Green, T. X Converse, Vim. Tufts,
John y woodruff. John H. Owen, 8. WISER,
Wm knor, John Hail. Robert Dyas
Samuel Stewart, Ruins Mcilhenny W. Bogart,
r. W. Milbznk, J. G. Cocks, J. W GAVE
SO. Nelson, J. A. Dougherty j. Eager
=, shaw, II. Barber John Rodsnburs,
Manussi White, 7. B. Taylor, W. II. LetchtoTd
u. g. Rogers, John c. Gosdrich, isnlru
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9th fOth month";
This steamship Ell DORADO the FALCON will a
rect line between Nsvo.ans and The 18th
AID Of month and forming with the Psckc Steamships Through
Line to and from NeSosaI and ros in MeIieo California and Orr
PAsags from NswOre secured fsm ARMSTRONG
HARRIS CO. JAS R. JENNINGS, Agents that place.
This rates from NewYork to Aspnwsll win be-
Fn Lsdies' Saloon State
Lower an and Forward Saloon ditto
And sesrss. T. ~ ..,ss
The being operation and Cars running half
Of lstbmuh
performed from eighteen twenyfour houths which
ysresfrsm 10 TO s2s 70 be borne by the passengers
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The following paeks belonging the Pasc Mall Steamship
Company the Pahc which will he always
each end Of tbs route
GOLDEN GATE. $500 1880
IkNNheShh l5OO tons COLUMBIA 500 tons
NOHlHEHNkh l9u1 tons tARilltNA 500 tons
REP BIC. 1900 tons COLUMBUS ... 500 tons
OREGON .........l 1852 tons lsTiiMUs 500 tors
PANAMA .Ins7
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From Cincinnati New York via lake steamers 10 Buffalo, and
III
From Cincinnati to New York vis Lake Buffalo,
road 10 ALBANY, and Hudson river TO New
From Cincinnati TO Boston Lake
York City and New York and E- Railroad.
From Cincinnati TO Boston Lake Bufas Albany
An additional charge Of so Nsgss Falls % s above
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United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
S. R. CRAWFORD, President.
c. @. INLAY, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
No. u Camp strest, Sewoieans.
BENJAMIN FLORANCE Agent.
HARMON DoANE, Asst Agent.
Risks on the yssof WHITE PERSONS asd SLAVES taken
ne mostisFofaois Terms OetS ly
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ssye particularly requested their tickets
be lore The departure Of hs boats making difference
The passenger BY complying with the above.
avee and psrties Of pleasure by either Of the above Ines
privilege VI stopping, for not exceeding fifteen days
towns VI their route.
TROUGH TICKETS be procured only a the office Of the
No. 81 Fourth srsst under the Planters House. whore all
with regard to the different routss will be chasrfuy fur
B. Y. FIFiELD
Agent N. L and NJ S. Railroad Company.
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ana rhresgb plsass sppy Al ,cs
uthen. soIns Of Broadway sad frsn
| cme,nnAn VA. LATHAM, Ticket Asat
Bsssm ". W. srRADEA ,osassal AssaL
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The Dagger of Musical Titles or. One
Htss al Parting.

D
I'dF "l lI'-hi'H ne wen known IdrchIoness
! fn-hu,rl) bad been lontrhg ior nearly an
n"F N iA'Mon"br music shop. She had puT'
chased copy OF nearly every piece o' music that
hhd sentimental! uu'. She had sent into her
/ carnage Wh"'e canterbury 'rI' oi'Iov' gong
"r"uSh every mo"I "' '"' "t"nG pist' present,
| 't in'uier Ghu was ''''o"ins tnef example, when
'oe paused upon '"e s't.h ~ II medititing wheih
'' sne >h""'d ''N' some "'htF step that was
'''d'h"y turning i''l over ~ Tier mnd, The
h'p"a" VINO hhH oreh somewhat moved by the
. lender tone o' V'''e IN wh'ch -he had asked him,
WIN 'h"n ''F' re the" rs now watched her
W"h an anxiety 'hh' BETRAYED ITSELF too plainly
III the adjustment ~ h'r s,l'' collar and the ar.
rHnS'me"' OF ms mar S.iIenIy the marchIoness
scene" 'e'ol''I' - win one Onund she cleared
'hr pavement breath'"'', pale, her auburn ring
Irt' tnuc'US IN the WING, stood once mue before
TIE himnihs shorman:
u had nearly iu-g0uan, snld she in a voice
lhat seemed to ven her bIushng words" Dear,
dear can not tell where my heads TO day. |
have come back to ask you II by chanCe' here
-h- paused, a If to take new courage, whilst the
trembling Shopmln posed lls two thumbs elegant.
Iy on the mahogany counter, and leaned his body
nq"tIngIy forward TO ak you to hc kind e.
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~. When Friend Hopper represented that II,
-iIk bad been stolen for his sake that the gir
had thereby lost Profitable employment. aud w.
"bhg"d to 'ctaIn TO her distant home, to ayo,l
the Danger Of eXpo'ute, hc toOR out a fifty dollar
note, and offered it To pay her expenses.
Nay, said Isaac Thou art a very rich mar
presume see in thy han, 'arre roll Of stci
notes She is ihc daughter Of n Young widow
""u thou hast been the means Of dong her great
injury. Give her another"
Lord Henry handed him another ff,v dollar
note, and smiled as he said, You understand
your business welt Bat sou have acted nobly,
aud reverence y5u for it. II ycu ever visit
/ England come to see me. ! will give you a
cordial welcome. and treat you like gentle
man
"Fmc~tll friend" replied the Qaaker.
Though much to blame IN this affair thou too
hast behaved nobly Mayst thea he blesi il, 20.
mcstc life, and triil. more with the feeling. OF
poor girls not even with those whom Others have
betrayed ard deserted"
( When the girl was arrested she had sufficient
/ presence Of mihd to assume a false name, and by
'hat means her true name had been kept out o'
the ne TSp1pers. 81 did this" said sine, FOR my
poor mothtrs sake With the money given by
Lord Stuart, the silk WAS paid for, and she was
sent home to hey mother well provided with clio
thing. Her name and place Of residence renal.
ned a secret in the breast Of her benefactor
Years after these events trauspired, a lady cal.
we'd At Friend Heppers house, and asked to see
him. When he entered the room he found a
handsomely dressed young maron, with bloom
ing 10y of tire or six years old She rose quick
.y. to meet him and her voice chokcd rs she said
Friend Hopper, DO you know mrt' lie replied
that be did not She fixed her fearful eyes earn.
esily urun him and said, You once helped ne
when IN great distress But the good mls.iona
ry of humanity bad helped too many in distress.
t" be able To recollect her withuu, more precise
information. With "A tremuluus voice. she blde
her son 90 into the next room for a few minutes.
then dropping nn her knees, she hid her face IN
her lap and sobbed out, j am the glrl who stole
the silk. Oh, where should now be, if it had
not been fpr your
Nhen her emotion was somewhat calned she
told him that she had married a highly r.spee
ta6" man, senator of his native state. Being
On visit in Friend Hoppers vicinity. she had
again and again passed lis dwelling, looking
wl'tiuIly at the windows to catch a sght ofhim,
hnt when she attempted to eater her courage
failed
bat must return home tomorrow said she
and could not 90 away without once more see
lnS ani thanking him y ho saved me from ruin
She recalled her little boy, and said to him
Look at that gentleman, and rcme,nb.r him
well; Tor he was the best friend your mother
ever had With an earnest invitation to yIsi, her
happy home, and a ferv.nt God bless YOU = Size
Aade her bru,iactor farewell
Mi Hopper was an active opponent of ofcari.ai
punlshm,nts he was Tor many years an inspector
of prisoners ~ fhlhdelphla and a devoted friend
OF The convict irN year. oriurc HI, death he
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Boot Il Shoe Shop.

THE undersigned would call the atteniior~of his
friends aud the public to h+ removal to he place
slose by where HE Lurbcrs shop stood, on hadi-
sonstreel, known ns Joseph Halls corner. where
hf will coHlauc IN the retail ol Boots and Shoes
oi his own manufacture.
Whllr thankful for The liberal patronage he has
received for the past Gyrarsin Ottawa, lie will en-
dcnyor tomeri' continuance OF the same. He is
prcparrd TO make Grnllrmcns fine boots, OF
French Gait, Patent Leather aud Morocco and
everything IN his line, on as reasonable terms as
the same quality can be bought in other places.
iry- Repairing done as usual
Ottawa, may 81 DASI.. LEAuY.
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ALTERED NorEs-A mcrchnn, in this city in
fo'mc' IA last evening that he had been offered
an altered 81 note On the bank of Dlnvllle altered
tnas bv n rhem,'al prnrrss. The alteration
i :" well done as 90 deceive good judges upon II
cur orN * munnnn, sev raj merchants TO whom
he "lll VA shown prononnrng it good nt first
.i5hJ Bs Cautious cf Danyllc bills Chicago
Ir,JWe
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SALE or IMPORTED CArrrE-A sale Of thorough
bred short horned cattle took place at london
Madison county, OHIO, on the eth ult. Fifteen
bulls brought an average of 81 200 two Of them
sold for IS 900 each Five cows sold at 5000 Ia
$1,000. Twenty-Five Leicester sheep average
500 each a Snlf,Ik hog sold for s2rO.
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e Store

AT7rE SIGN or THE BIG COFFEE POT
WE undersigned hayrrutrred into partnership
j for the purpose ot Manufacturing I'm, sheet
ron auj copper ware, IN all of It's various bran
chr~ They have now on hand, and for sale u
good assortment OF shelf hardware s'oy,s and
tan ware and during the next month shall hc in
receipt oi a larg ant well assorted stock oi iron
nails, glass, aud all other articles properly brlon.
grug to an cs ahiishurnl o this Kind They
would cordially invite their acqnalutanccs and al
others To- give them a call, hopughy strict a,trn.
rIounnd ~ honorable and upright coure of husj-
"",s, To m,Iit a tar share Of the pubic patron
age, JACEsoN & LuCKwooU.
GILrsw JACKSON. lul23 WARD LuCKwuup.
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.......,.,-c {. :. Ma hogany Sofas g.
Svt-------esD AND "
Cane Seat Chairs,

Us / received Al the Furniture Depot, - ma.
- hos1ny sofas and 90 dozen cane seat chairs,
bought iorcnsh peculiar circ, instances aud
are now offered at less than manufacturers pllces
4 $50. fall supply OF mahogany chairs, cottage
and common hcdsleads, and nearly every article in
the furniture line.
large lot OF curlcd hairani sea grass nnatrras.
-cs, holsters pillows &c, A. Cl'cHgo yf,ccS.
Looking glasses; large stock of all sizes aud
prices from 2oc rc 0O-lowcrihan ever.
Rcadymadr collins all sizes, and undertaking
as usual
Good walnut lnmher, inch stuff always wan
ted, ior cash orurniture - PrrEy X .ssEtH.
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a. Boot & Shoe Shop.
nN G.. FASH

WOULD inform the public that he has lately
opened shop on Madison street, in the building
formerly occupied by Buchanan & E,chcbcrger
aud lately by Bailey 4 Eichrlherrer rs a tailor
shop wacrr he ls prepared to manufacture to or.
drrali kinds # work ia the above line in the best
pussib.e manner.
lie wIllal.o keep on hand good assortment OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which he will sell atthe very loves, prices Mend
ing done ~ shortnollc. and N n" nralretmaHner
Call and see January 10 lSj2-y
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O'i' of feIer 1rentie correct and recommended
ITS allowance allowed and ordered paid amount.
! inc to $a2 90
The same committee nlso reported the bill Of
II. Deutart, Tor guarding jill corrcc, and ,e.
ccmir cnded its allowance motion laid an IA.
toble wv
The committee on poor reported the following
Ol's correct hud recommended their allowance
allowed and ordered paid
In favor ufRugg Il Watson, cofins for
paupers S55 90
5. Barnes, furnishing do 46 81
D"Irymple d Battey medicine
for paspcrs, 30
me same "o'nrni,tec reported the till of G. .o
H. ltusg for expenses in going to Chicago for
insane pauper, amounting to Sl2, correct and
recommended It's allowance, on motion or,,ere,.
that he be allowed 81 on SAN bill
ihs committee also recommended the ALLOW
ance OF several oils from the town of Salisbury
which were Oh motion rceopmitted
Ar. Cucn from the committee TO settle with
county agent presented the following report
accepted and is in the words and figures follow.
my. to wit:
/. The committee appointed to settle vi.b the
county agent, would respectfully report. that
upon examining the books ef said agent we find
the following account, which the committee are
satisfied is correct
"a Sale County in account with WIN. II "
Cushman.
Cr by cash received Of Treasurer as rer
s'Gr; s1oSl ,55
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lhr hll % The CITY Cf pc:n 'D- .tTrard atIl y
nrn'e' paiu III arrcsliug Cooley was laid GH .hi
table
Tie following bills were presented allowed
and ordered paid
Ia favor OF Barney ONeal, curoners
'ec., Sii 2s
" j, s. Stockton rent Of poor
house, rs OC
The committee on poor reported the following
bills correct aud recommended their allowanc,
allowed and ordered bald
IN 'afor Of ". ". Cavarly, furnishing
paupers. $50 90
r. b Cogswell, criminal pros.
ecutlon, 10 90
The UIl of Cogswell and Cray for services in
arresting prisoners; was laid on the table.
Mr Cullen offered the following resolution
HeSo(CoI That this board will under no cir
cuws'aices grant license to retail spiritual
liquors IN this county, and they hereby request.
all well disposed citizens to prosecute all per
sons selling liquor without license according to
the statute in such Gaze made aud provii ed -
unanimously adopted.
On motion Mc-srs. Wait and IIule,t were add
ed to committee 10 rcro-. plan and estimate
OF the cost of a county poor house.
Board adjourned till ? o'clock, p NJ
2 O'clock r NJ
The Committee to perfect the purchase nf
the farm from Mr, Glover, reported that they
had been presented deed for the same and
that Nj Chlmplin, one Of the owners wished to
be released from the contract, and requested to
be discharged from further consideration of the
same report accepted and committee dis.
charged, ard the matter lad on the table.
The committee on poor reported the following
bills correct and recommended their allow succ
al Ian " NpH nd a.
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I o. HARRIS. NJ y, Pkynici1r and Surgeon
y L. O.lice directly oyer the Post Office.
81 ,,rl.a.-t- Mansion Housc. Sept II 1852.