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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-20
paints, GLASS, &e.
xxIINDOW GLASS. WHITE LEAD. OILS.

w. FRENCH ZINC, PAINTS. te7 &C
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS angle and double III kSe IN 1es
ESGIisH WHITE LEADS IBBl, ~ and wP.G c. brands in
fRfHc 'iiV Wife zScs ve eu Co. dry
srl Il ilEs'' JE@ IiH Is WHITE LEAD
BGIIED OIL, (Blundel, Spence Co. double boiled.
NsEkD OIL g fESs s sfhst f'S es ed and refined
f FsI'sn Rec Fe Gss S' ef9H IN S OIL
venetian Red, Black Paint IN OIL
PATENT DRlkk II a 10. I'M LMLIALD OAEEN, N " oai
ard l. :, and 5 ID. tins. very hne,
BTUnswick Greens, dry, Prusasn Blae,
seIony Greens dry, yerdlteT Blue
sTonle Greens Greens: Dr. Dr. Antwerp Blue
r'''' 0'''D ENGLIsH PARIS WHITE,
ROCHELLE, HAvRE and AMERICAN ocHERs
English Oxod Oeher ard Rotton stone,
Raw and Blrnt UnaberI in lan and powdered,
ouIa Dunsc' eOPEeI,,s
S1''--'' GLAzIERs DIAMONDS,
f FAINTER. k Aniys: British at tu ss.-'
Glszier's Points, Refined Lamp Bses,
S sFsD PsSe iih'' Red and White Cali
HARR IH / sf FAINT MILLS
sILVER'S PLASTIC PAINTS, al shades
Popice Stone, in Jumps and srouRd A. su;, vvod,,,.-
Gas 1a,v on hand and for ale IN lot. 70 suit
nIeI t sI T. &C. &C. sIHANCK DOWNING & Co.
No lO8 Fultonst New-York
WHITE LEAD WAREHOUSE, No 159 Front-st,
w corner Of The NETWORK and SAUGERTIES
WHITE LEAD COMPANY have Store tul assortment oil 'u
White they offer for sale large sma packages
a. the lowest retes This considered by painters be
the be article manufactured JAMES MeCDLLOUGH President
CHARLES w. HENRY Secy.
ZINC PAINTS-THE NEW JERSEY ZINC
II COMPANY are manufacturing these Pants OF superior
quality all Of which warranted PURE. ..-.--r.
bhed eua quantity nearly double the surface
mVch evident that the cost 70 the eoSue'
n the long half as Deat
They ere principal dealers thus and oter ss d.
msuuiecturers prces and by the Companys AGENTS -.
MANNING 4 SQUIER, No. IS Dey-st- New io-.:
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Rcmopdle.

DFMOyAL. d DOUGLASS have re-
IL moved Agency from No 70 Ceda to NO. III
Broadway up stairs
DEMOVAL.-JNO. {. MOSEMAN, Merchant amor
he. removed Iom No Broadway 10 the old tailoring
stand No ooses doors above Beecker oe'y oceu
pied by VIM. c Amerman and VIM. H. Roberts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., TILESTON u Co,
IL have removed from No southst No 80 Broadway up
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rJ,HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES NAIL STEAMERSThe ships composing hs line are
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
RAITTr Can't cnnn.fOrk

~ ATLANTIC Capt West PACIFIC Capt Nye,
ARCTIC Can't Luce BALTIC, Capt Constock.
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
These shps been built BY for Coz
vice Every care been taken their ucton also their
Fnnes 10 insure strength speed and their accommodations for
nasengers are uneluaed and comfort Price
ron NewYork liverpool in class cabin, $40 IN second do,
$500 from Liverpool
SswYork 80 An attached each
~ No berth red until paid for
,1n.Ir n.r,rcn Or =
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

TOUR O'CLOCK LINE for HUDSON and INTER
i MEDIATE LAsDNGsTh spen did steamer sou TIL AMER
rooek Stages from Sestush khsstcE Ens
C.,sk.I md Hpdsoa and BEfshiTe Railroad
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Eorses, Carriages, &f.

CARRIAGES.-The subscribers have just opened their
new Carriage with entire stock OF Carriages
suitable for City OF Southern which attention consumers
and respectfully invited MAJOR THOMSON Co.. Nos
o. IA S Woostfr-st near Capal-s MAJOR THOMPSON
81 "-U - JAMES CLEMESTR.
EOR SALE-A two-hOrse Rockaway Carriage, in
Il good order seats Also Wagon suitable for Doctor or tor
family ne. with shafts also pole shift Inquire No IS South
Wiamsburgh the Fulton onWorks corner Coresrs
Cbe,ry.ts Nev.York WIN j. PEASR
CARRIAGE HORSES WANTED, with or without
~ CARRIAGEAny having fine pair Of sound and gentle
address Box No 672 Lower PotOfe.
No objection purchasing Carriage and Harness. suitable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-20
h)ater Cure.

nR SHEW, earliest American practitioner OF water
~ Cure Manual Consumption 10 fre-
ard Cue Management and Diseases OF Chden
and Diseases Of Women l S will receive hm,so s ia ~
General outdoor practice particularly attended TO-
nR r. WESSELHGFTs WATERCURE, BRAT.
~ TLEBoRo NTThis establishment for and
coming year BY Ms r. WESSELHErI,
assisted BY the Administrators OF her late husband W r. ~ %
who has been yoby known Consulting Phycisn OF me es.os
hshmen for the last will snl contnue IN ns cspAc
The pubic be- assured pains will be spared 70 promote
the health Of those who may need the Scps q %
tuition. MRS r. WESSELnUFi.
1. q. M MEAp Administrator"
Bratteboro', March "a 1858.
DOR LADIES ONLl.-W ashington Springs Water
vicinity the beautiful Plainhed Hew Jersey Undx
the direction Of Or sHADGETT and his daughter m law Mrs T. b.
BARBER
HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
No IS Laght sTs establishment having been enlarged By
the house adjoining accommodate 100
Nf>|''' w. Dr. L. HOsFoRD.
I UNURlANT WHISPERS and MUSTACHES
the face of young Man; My 0NGUENr
will the Beard and thick six weeks from tho
Tey bottle Sent ofthe
country. R. @ GRAHAM No. SO Annst, Fowers Buildings
NEWPORT WATER CURB-This establishments
IN will be opened the first April has been fitted WITH
particular regard the comfort and convenience ofpaenis and ~
desirable Address Dr. w. Y. REH Newport
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER CURE, south
" Orange, n. J-C. C. SELLERS BROTHER, Propretov-
This institution having been greatly enlarged and much improved BY
the addition of bathing fixtures aud seamhea,ns aprss-
and Essex Railway, foot OF Couandt NJ and ~ NJ
or 4 and PM. Distance from New-York IA miles
WORCESTER (Mass) WATER CURE-Under
w the direction of GEO. HOYT, ND
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McDoSNELL Auctoneers Nos lis Fulton and 20 Ann
VALUABLE and EXTENSIVE sale Of Elegant
Drp Goods.

Servings
DROOK's Six Cord Prize Spool COTTON.
I'D HOLDsWORTTrs Satin and plain finish Linen THREAD,
RUBINACCI, FENEZlO and RICHARDS SILK,
Constantly for sale by the package by - ~ . ~
A CASH HOUSE.-Buy your Embroitleres for Cash
N only Twenty Cent guaranteed the Buyer
JAMES OSlROM No 50 Cedarst two doors from Broadway,
OfeIs for sale complete assortment Of
EMBROIDERIES
BONNET RIBBONS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
WHITE GOODS,
LACES, &C. &c,
20 per cent less than houses afford sell at TO which he In
'' JAMES OSTROM No. SO Cedar Y.
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Ocean Steamers, &r.

TOR AUSTRALA.-The A NewYork built clipper
Il packet ship TEXAS 500 capacity ready
" e on & SD ap MI The Texas Ps
Fs k sS her o
constructed uPoh an improved plan and without regard to espen.
The %1 hight ETC q CABIN feet, whsE.
second Cabin are built airy passage
the sides Of the & thus sy0Is y. the sasn snses o. the p
bse the air sesk' when At The ship will be
provided .fl Physician Our provision. viii be .cted
w ws 81 G pss for Which pp sasDS
No sOuth-.'7 corner of wall or THOMAS H SANFORD No.
nor PORT PHILIP, MELBOURNE, &c-To sail
18th NAV l83-The elegant and well known clipper sp
TARoNA A. Gsp G b. cS%Tss Of IS. sV BY p
Of shSh provided for the use Fifteen
onehrd Of PASSAGE money has been pad as deposit This ship
hss T. SoUby 1entaed"arrie. an experienced sg ea,n
and every rTSu;e H the comfort ths psIss pro
his port having just made successful from ChIn Her
so%s s.Sn 50 feet Iht and vel Ssnaaed The po Of
this yonte and long Established Inc oss STATE that none Of his
shrs viii NewY for Australia month Apply AN
a ASN GRtNER 10 scu Or on BCd
DARKER VEIN OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINE
ss@ PaRkhR VE w . rT,
i5N R. Tor baltimore, SATURDAY Sd inst aa sad viii
@E i5ssssiS y the the R @ ceSs on
freight pssase apply at the comPauy' Once Trinity Build
Tn. line Of direct and speedy Hns
and forwarded the West BY Of the Baltimore
Ts1o All ood intended for West sddesei the
Compsny Agents Baltimore will be forwarded free Of
Fnirrsn for the will find tins very de.irabe route.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.
L PANY-FoR NEW.oRLEANS via HAvANA-The splendid
steamship CHEROKEE Rodney Baxter Commando Will sal
the pier foot Of WsIIen North River on WEDNESDAY 9Th
k.IEs o. PASSAGE SAGE, TO . ssvASA AND stwOALE,Ss
Lower Forward Saloon Berthe 50
No fIe ssiit taken 70 H.ysna specie.
Freight taken 10 Newo =; 30 cent; per eabis foot
Shippers o. iI.sn 81, ~ s ~ SS c5 :. t AM
No bills Of .dDs AFTER p o'clock the day Of sailing
freight or passage sPryto NJ o. ROBERTS, No III Wes;.t-
corner Of Warren St
NOR LIVERPOOL-United States Mail Steamship
with the L Europe positively Saturday Apnl 80 y
o'clock NJ, from her berth a. the foot OF Canast
For feishi passage having upequld m es
s'n'e 0' EDWARD X. COLLINS Co. No 50 wAnst
Passengers requested % be on board at III A. NJ
TIE steamship Pacific will succeed the Arctic and sail May
NEW. YORK and CHARLESTON STEAMSHIPS
N sEMIwEEKLY L. 5. NAIL LINE-Ths and ees,,,
steamship, p,ov c,r,,i,y s.
souTHERNER, ...' ''....'..'' c aptAln w Foster,
Forming regular seriweesy line between Newton aad Chl
w. sOUTHEREER... wednesd April Is
JAMES ADGER................ Saturday, April g
soCTHERNER .-..........'.'. sdnesdAy, April
JAMES ADGER.. .sGsaIday Nav =
souTHLRNER. .-..'..'..'...- WecnesdAy May Il.
JAMES ADGER.. .Setafday Msy II
soUTHERNER. Wednesday. Nay -
1hMFS GDGER SstTniiy J JaSye4
SOUTHERNER... Wednesday June
MAkFSN s:TIsy Jun me H.
SOUTHERNER. ............. Wednesday June p
MARlON............... Saturday June q
These steamers cave Per No North RysT AZ OeOe NJ pre-
reOHi Of sPOFFORD, TlLEsIoN 4 Co Ne "a ssathst
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REGULATING.

Rs-plaiing.
FAMILIES, HOTELS, RESTAURANTS and
SHIPS can have their old repated equal new about
one fourth of original and warranted VIZ all nas on Iease
n cake baskets casors spoons and forks door plates star
rods csDdeabra dish covers candestckf Plumbers
and orders 20 the Plating Saoo-
n.n will be attended No 2 Centre ST. near Gads;
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U.NANDAIGUA q ELMIRA RAILROAD-W

VANANDAIGUA q ELMIRA RAiLROAD[WIN:
Il TN ARR ASGEMENT-On and AFTER inlay, Dec % and
49, no,ice rains leave Tor Csnandagua follows:
nv, Tan A. NJ or sr1ya Of Night Express Train from
connecting C.nsndazua with trains on the Albany and
Rns.Jo Road FOR Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara ala
srr1vs OF Day Express from New
~ s Of leaving may be reference
adyertt v,, pee re- iss2 WILLIAM O. LAPHAM sup
OAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHILA.
pYLPHIA From Pier No: North River, foot Of Battery
. Two Lines daily. 10 AN and Up Accommodation Line
s 70 BordenOvn, and s,sansoa; STOCKTON Phsghis
-, 20 PYure Line p NJ. by steamboat JOHN POTTER
thence direct Camden by Thrcuxk Fare
e. p.,urr ar ssye llsoeJpfas 8: 10 Az Md2P.M
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E'OR ALBANY DIRECT-The Dew and magnificent
steamer FRANCIS sKlDDY Capt Tos 8 Knight VII leave
the Steamboat Pier Of Rohpsonst Tuesdays Thursdays ard
Sundays pss.xc apply
bo<pd, Of JAMES MCCULLOUGH. Jr, No ~ Wsrenst
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y" PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
,

FDWO K COLLINS Co. No Sc Wallst- NY.
BROWN SHIPLEY 4 Co, Liverpool
y q ROBERTS Co, No. IS King Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNROE Co, Rue Notre Dame Victories
Parrs: or, GEO, r. DRAPER. Hsyre
accountable
lion snecie ewey metals unless bs OF admg
signed therefor and the thereof therein expressed.
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NJ M LEEDS Co, AuciiOneers.
CENTFFI, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-On

" FRIDAY April p 10 O'Clock at No $40 1Oths opposite
consisting Brussels silk WINDOW
OIL paintings pror furniture mahogany
cloth chairs, card tables
brackets chairs ormou lamps
carved table ch painted fire rosewood arm
groups marble china vases rosewood
panoore Clark china dinner and tea sets glass
Ic Also bedroom French bedsteads bureaus mattresses
painted ,hades chairs Turkey curtains clock
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DrFFALO and NEW.YORK CITY RAILROl


I'D SewYork and Enc Railroad 70 HORNELSVlLLE thence
% prsalo direct BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
Fare from York 10 Buffalo %
keu procured the Office Of the New YORK and Enc Kali
,oes FOOT of DuGnest- and No IS Courtandt
On and after MONDAY March q will leave the foot Of Du-
WoRsss ExPREss-At A NJ, arrive at Horneslle so6 NJ
and 10 Buffalo Has zane evening -.
M.u TRAIS-At A. ~, arrive IN bafao Wv nexf morning
stopping all stations =. 10 . n.
in Buffalo 10 Is same morning
~ o. srpdsv one ran ony-Eveninr Express At M
Txnrs Honeiye Tor bunt4o anr ateE me
.frVe Oh Tic 'AP ]. g. HOYT, Superintendent
VI, r T,LS.peE Aren't No IS COuTIandtst
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A. c. FUTILE, Auctoneer. ~
TFNTFEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIER

" GLASSES, OIL PAINTINGS, PIANO, GAS FIXTURES &C
A futile viii sell THURSDAY 2 at 10y O'clock at No 80
Broadway family going 20 Europe consisting OF
So Chars large Pier Glasses Window Curtains Brussels
Table China and
Chandelier French Beded and Bureaus Beds Mat
Plated Ware, &c. &C. Also small coec
Paintings by celebrated European artists Also one
gar and finish Also Kitchen Utensils with
will Catalogues on morning OF sale
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HOTFL FURNITURE-WILLI IRVING &
+. COTTON, Auctoneer.
HANDSOME EHOLDFURNITURE, Pia

III forte Paintings, Tapestry Carpets Sc-Tais DAY,
O'Clock No 1870 West l9hst be-
tween the entire entce Furniture Of the hoae and
"a full french and Chairs French Plate Glasses
md Brussels Carpets Oil Cloths Marbetop Fur
Basement
FuTntae Cutlery &c Also fine Rose
Pianoforte Also several ch Oh awnings OF uei
early the morning nh. p.-.;.u-s -, Lou.o No
ssNu,mys On FRIDAY, April >. all the Furniture IN house 100
Henry.st at o'clock III the Entire fwh'ufe III mousse
corner of Hicks and Unonss, South Brookiyn
uOJJSEHOID FURNITURE.-W WILLIAM IN
vNG will sell suction on 81
rel Fnniure Brussels Carpets, OIL Cloths Mahogany
Cottage
sno ; M.,,rss.s Festhe Beds Husk do Counter
Pane and Blankets csnesed Chains China and
Furniture &c
ALBERT III. NIcoLAY, Auctioneer ,,I
-orrSpU0ID FURNITURE SALES at AUG.
TION-The undersigned rves his personal Henton = asua
private residences OF anes oieaAns
sp Housekeeping 'HsH ALBEIT II. NICOLAY,
p.,sts and Gene Aucto No. 40 Wslls.
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COLCHESTER LoCKPoRTand NIAGARA FALLS

DORCHESTER, LOCKPORTa and NIAGARA FALLS
II RAILROAD open BUFFALO-Ths most direet, qnick'
Hamilton and Canada West
On and after TUESDAY Jan 49, 1855 trains will leave Rochester for
BnHao and Niagara follows I'D An and 25 PM Return
n1 ram will esye Buffalo Niagara Falls Rochester TO AN
.ndI4OPM Passengers Buffalo will find this route superior In
The thoroughly built and
ned with The Of
city. "AhhIS oO-ooh-" ouPe
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN g. NORTHERN INDI-
MI ANA RAILROAD-On after Feb. 1883 until further
nee Trains Will between Chicago Toledo and Monroe
daily except Sundays a. follows;
10y CHICAGO for Monroe at 8! AN
Chicago Toledo AZ 81 An and Bpm
Toledo fol Chicago at AN and SPIN
Monroe for Chicago At "a AN
Road Toledo and NorwAk Lake Shore,
and Enc Buffalo and Albany and Hudson River Railroads
m the ONLY communication between Chicago and New.
York
now opened between Chicago and
Columbus and Pttsburg Ioeio and Norwak ksd
birh ine the Hamilton and Dayton Roads
Rsne d. Mansfed Monroeye, and the Cleveland Co
upb and Pittsburgh Rods az Cleveland
JOS Il. MOORE, Superintendent
JOHN y. PORTER. Agent
No. ? Courtlandt-st Of Broadway, NY.
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and CHARLESTON STEAMSHIPS
~ sEMI.MEEkLY Z. s. NAIL LINE.-Ihs and d..

These Per NORM Nlver,
ee. Fey hoard ard passage eolutu
room Of sPOFF0RD, TLESTON Co, Ne Is ssatl-.t
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J. W
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-J. w.
UBROWN will sell at auction THURSDAY April q, at 10
o'clock at No the Furniture contained the above
house consisting Sofas Chairs Msrbeop Center Tables Gard Ia
HES Brussels and Carpet Window Curtains Oil Cloth Dining
Tables Bureaus Bedsteads Hair Mattresses Looking Glasses China
Ware Kitchen Utensils &c- &c.
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ADRIAN Ii. MULLER Aucuoneer.
NLEGANT HOUSE III OLD FURNITURE

IL ADRIAN IL MULLER Co will sell auction FRIDAY,
Apnl 1853 at 10 o'clock at No SOS Houston assortment OF
Household Furniture, belonging family about leaving
Rosewood Piano Forte,
Couches, ChaIs and Tables Mahogany Bedeads and
MATTRESSES Pillows &C., Tapestry Brussels and Ingram
Carpets Oil Cloths &C. together with OF
chen Furniture TIE furniture be examined the day previous
U,58D
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TOR ALBANY-Fare sl-ALBANY and NEW

YORK INLAND ROUTE aAILROAD-rso daily expres tsn.
sA and NJ eonneetns At Albany with Central Limo Of
Railroads North and West o Depot Of White Elm and
where through tickets and baggage
o Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo Passengers
received Broome and Bowery and hsv stations
The above trains Will land Croon F. and Chatham
-Four only. All other from Guy Hall station,
corner Of TryoD-rov and Centre-st. . heretofore
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Bertfs rot secured until paid for
An SURGEON board.
ships not be accountable tor
bu unless bills
dng value thereof therein expressed
For freight OF passage apply E CUNARD No Bowling
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ALERT II. NIcoIAy. Auctioneer. :
HOUSEHOLD EIIRNIT IRE Mt AICTION-Alr

IBERT IL. NICOLAY will sell Auction, THURSDAY,
Ami 81 AT 10 o'clock No AZ Wauenst near Coegepaee
Household Furniture consisting part of Brussels and Ingram
Chairs Marbetop
bnngroo Chamber aud Kitchen FuIn'
Catalogues ready at the Office OF the aucuonee NO
-st
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DEGUIAR MAIL LINE. via Ssnniner..,.. for BOS

III TON, PROVIDENCE NEW-BEDFORD ani TAUNTON
The VANDERBILT and COMMODORE Of ;hs hne.
esssy hereto FORE alternately leaving Pier No North Riye
wharf above Batterypsce daily Sundays ",
and stoninson O'clock NJ nrva of the mail train
which leaves Boston SIP NJ
The COMMODORE from Nsw.York-Mopdsy, WedseSisy and
FRIDAY Sonipstsr-Tuesdsy Thurasy sni Saturday
The C. VANDERBILT, from NewYorSTuesoay Thursday and
Saturday. From StonnstoRMoDday Wednesday and Friday
The PERRY Providence tor Newport daily except
Sundays, at Up. "
For freight or passage apply Ire once No 70 Battery place
hosrd the
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THIRD-CLAsS PASSENGERS
number Of hdca passengers Will be taken from Phia
delphs and Liverpool, and found in PROVISIONS 49,.
From Phlsde phia. So From Liverpool s35
will be issued here 10 parties who are DESTROYS
of bringing their friends az corresponding rates
goods hardware &C. VIII be taken sub
c 70
An erperienced Surgeon will be carried on each ship
snail drafts drawn al sight on England and Ireland
For freight passage apply 20 THOMAS hlChhhDSON,,
No a E1ehanle place n Y and No gWslnSs St PmiadelPh,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-06-08
Apology, &c.

WE hope our readers will excuse us for
the lack of editorial matter in this paper.
and any other DEFICIENCIES they may notice
Severe indispOstion for several days, has
prevented US from bestowing our usual at-
tention upon the paper.
"The darkest hour proceeds the light Of
day" and the inferiority of the present num-
bcr, we trust will be found the omen Of the
superiority of succeeding numbers.
Read our Prospectus in this number In
our next paper, we will commence the pub
lication of an original story, written by n
gentleman of Lancaster District. Besides
this, we have on hand an unusurl variety of
choice original articles, which cannot fail to
please our readers. Send on the 81 bills.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-06-08
Cure for Toothach.

WE know nothing of the safety or
efficacy of the following recipe for tooth
ache, which we find imputed to prac-
toner, in an eastern paper:-"Gum copal,
when dissolved in chloroform, forms an
axcellent compound for stuhing the holes
OF decaycd teeth. Ihave used it FREQUENT
ly, and the benefits my patients have
derived from it have been truly aston
lshing. The application is simple and
easy. clean out the hole, and / mois-
ten little piece ofcottou with the solution:
introduce this into the decayed part, and
in every instance the rcliefhas been almost
instantaneous; the chloroform removes the
psn, and the gum copal resists the action
of the saliva; and rs the application is so
agreeable, those who labor under this
dreadful malady would do well to make
trial of it." Sci. Limeyiocn.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-06-08
The Independent Press.

We have received No. 3, OF a new Paper,
published at Abbevile, S. c., with the above
title; b. l.. Posey, Esq, Editor. The Press
appears to be good readable papcr,although
we can hardly form un opinion from the pc
rusal of one number.
What the Editors idea is, in perfixing the
"Indrpendcnt," we know not 1t seems to
be significant Of something. The Press" as
sumes very decided independent position,
most certainly, for from an extract which we
have seen in some of our exchanges, taken
from the first number, the Editor, with
great deal of arrogance, offers to tilt a lance
with any who may oppose him. We like to
see man fearless, and conscious of the
business of his cause, bravcly contend with
h;9 adversary, but this arrogant display, sa-
vors Of presumption. loung,in his "Night
Thoughts" says -
I'VE rise in glory or we sink in pride,
Where boasting ends there dignity begins"
We will be pleased to exchange with the
Independent Press"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-06-08
A Young Iady's Reason for not DAN
cling.

/. Dancing would lead me into crowded
rooms and late hours, which are injurious
to health and usefulness.
,. Dancing would lead me into very close
contract with very promiscuous company
and evil communications corrupt good man.
ners.
3. Dancing would require Inc to use and
permit freedoms with the other sex, of which
! should be heartily ashamed. and which
believe to be wrong.
1. My parents and friends would he anx.
lots about me if | were out late, kv.pino
company with they know not whom.
b. Ministers and good people in general
disapprorc of dancing, and think it is not
safe to set myself against them. IF a thing
! be even doubtful | wish to be on the saf.
side.
8. Dancing has bad name, and | mean
to study things that arc pare and lovely and
of good report
z, Dancing is generally accompanied with
drinking, and sec drinking produces great
deal of evil.
.. am told dancing is great temptation
and snare to young men, and do not wish
to have anything to do with leading them
astray.
8. Dancing unfiits the mind for serious re-
Election and prayer, and mean to do moth
my that will cstrange me from my God and
Saviour
10. There are plenty Of graceful exercises
and cheerful amuscments, which have none
OF the objections connected with them that
lie against dancing.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-06-08
The Florida Indians.

n letter in the New York Herald,
dated at Fort Myers, +. F., April 23d,
says.
"lhe Indians arc now focking in n
UNUSUAL numbers, obtaining whatever
article they desire in the way of trade,
texcept arms and ammunition.) much to
the satisfaction of the red skins, and the
discomfort of the settlers or Crackers
81 hear from the most reliable sources,
that Bowlegs and party will be permitted
to remain i'll their native forests, until
further action is deemed necessary, no
time being specified. A rumor of the
troops at present occupying the Indian
territory isprevalent, they being relieved
10y fresh troops from the North. This
have from the Adjutants Office, at Tampa
Bay, direct"