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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
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1t eoa., s.as the ms; important e.suu that aAvs
oeearrtd IL zoe UIred s;<tes Mexico saa hivs-a
XxXIiID C1NGREsS Tue Nsefssfs BAL sent ths O'in-
uue. offte Nh9e
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lnpon s.r Of s'2e. To pa, re rssi rf.I ~ aSf
&c 4iuTe.
Ix.YoLI IrAL IYTyLLIGrNcE: Yor.H.na,hirs El'ei'n'
T.nJtyivans; Ntw 'EgTssscoal Aproltloaiacais
x.rrGB-uUs,T AyD LANE; Lester from Oar Correspond
N..1TE SENTIMENT or TIE NORTH.
yII4HE TEMPERASCR BILL IN THE AssEASIi.
XIII. .TDF cRANsroS BANK coUNTEhFriIHH'' Af'9" o.
yrv TpY CAPTURE Of MIS- WILSON Tbs Bows F0'nd-
XIV TO THY FRIEEDs or THE CAUSE OF "oMAS.
xvI..EDUcATION lND LAsoR
XyINEW PUBLICATIONS. The Barclays Of Eo'oo b Mrs
Harrison Graz Ois
XVIII TIE rKIBUSE IN IOWA
XIX TELEGRAPH. Th- Lster New. By Telegraph
MARRIAGES sn6 DEATHS
XxI KEyIEw OF rig MARKETS: R;p'r' Of the SIX
CIs'n Povis ana Catte Marietta very f1iy s-d sPe
eisIly ieporteo for The iIiosns
srg,e oof 70 Srspper be obfsueo Ct the desk in tbs
Co.utss Rom ths Iorsln- Pree 81 ee.-. -.
av, co.. - t-G eolt. sl2 ga tvaiJ eFs' 20 one sd
eresbs@G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
LEWISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA.
Ccrresrcraenee Of The y. Tribune
IgWIsBrRG Monday MAr,h % ,s-

LEwlsBURG, Monday Msrch 90 1854
This town Of $500 inhabitants has sprung up within
twenty years and gone ahead of its older hbors NJ ton
and Northumberland Il stsnds high ssoaad upon the
west branch Of the SusqUehanna eight miles shove its june
lion with the north branch at Northumberland 10 the fertile
Buffalo Valley, with PENIS Creek the south sad Buffalo
Greek on the north The great Pennsylvania Canal brings
business to the wharves and vast extent Of fertile
Try in the rear brings ii much trade There within the
borough two iron fourderios steam and mills
steam and wser gris Mills manufactures OF carriages,
wagons threshng and drilling machines cider presses &c
&C. and eleven general besides separae shops for
khoes drugs books ready made clothing &c
The usyERsIrY al this place though established and
chiefly supported by the Baptist persuasion conducted
on perfectly catholic piincslos IL has an able Faculy
OF eight ne instructors under the Presidency Of he
Rev HoYard Malcolm, ID. ID. whose Travels in the Est
Jnces. pr! led few years since have been widely
r.ad rs holdings, apparatus Sc are very costly all
aacs row crd Ii has annual revenue from cai ~
ut fnrjs 81 over $1,000 The number of stud at e.
given on Tie lest catalogue, is over 200
The town is strong for the Maine Lqgor Law. and
noulbly temperance meetings have boes p. up for
many y1ags slWays filing one OF the churches.
One Of the largest meetings held Ia the place and
comprising all the leading Democrats well Wings.
lately passed raonime powerful SO, Of re olaons
dsnouncing the Nebraska a. getty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

Tie arrival of the Pacific puts us in possession OF
dates to the Sth. The intelligence brought does not
change materially the warlke aspect of sff.rs There
is report of the capture Of Kalafat by the Russians
and the massacre Of the Turks therein But as this
is but report thus far, we have nothing 10 the way
OF positive war progress to add to the previous advces
Full details will be found another page. Our
correspondence gives an analysis of the speech
Of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. TIE financial
statement is quite rose color So too is the patrarcha
care which the Government takes Of soldiers and sail
ore. Porter at hslfprice under clothing spiritual ad
vice to suit persuasions and forth Each begerent
claims all the honesty 10 his manestOes of which there
Isl fresh batch Russia is doing up the religious bus
mess wholesale, and quotes scripture with much
JUNCTION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

lis Century OF invenhOns" rggested ffs q 'phosa 4
team as motive power Lord Raglans .iies, soa IN
in isls. wss Military Secretary 70 the Govern. Gem II 4
India ard w's killed IN the babe Of the sl,ej Dca~
Il, ls45
1t i, rpderstood that Lord Rasl-n. WI, has bec,S
roirted 10 The chef command Of the British s-my /, ~
ley reairs his POST Of Master Getsrai of the O,lo,
lie = E.utenani General IN tie army. aud ga. 80.
tent assu,b to command the original Tor = OF 10 600 -
who ere to co6rers- with the much larger fore, 90
Louis Napoleon il sending rom France When nx,.
solved that tie British auxaries should least h 49,
in number it becsme necessary to gazette Lord Raj, -
ful General vhle holding such command 10 Eas,,,.
warfare Il has always ben the ct qae'te for Fled -
shsl 10 command no, les than 90 900 men full Gael
Is co Leuteran, neral 900, shs the force a.,
Msior General or Btiesdisr General, mus. NJ. b -
than COO Lord Raglan who is nov in his sssa -
does no, COX much 80 He is tall in stature erex
csIIrge. soiiery in appearance temperate in his hsA
I'VE believe the, he hiss been tee'o,aler for ssys
years ard happy in tie possession and exercise Of -
qusrsbe good tomper He has never held any acaa
cornmard i'll tie fec tG' the right hand man OF W
l gton in and peace his experience has been NODE
te nded and complete
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

mite clear that tire boundary line would so'n %
foutd to be practical ia,onTanience 10 or PsoPe'
Heretofore il has been Oaiy to TIE Cii-s.ans'
whose agricultural productions Is barred fsom Inu'A
coveted market One Inconvenience he's ia" oeea
,eeded BIZ an ord OF toe Secretary OF the Treasury
made on the 18Th Just Some FIVE hundred passengers
have heeu carried daily each way over the Great
Western Read on their route between poin's In Amer
lean territory Though their trunks were locked up
In the taseage-csrs ard Inaccessible to them durios
the whole period of transit the owners were co npeled
tie moment they regained the sol OF the Union TO
open their baggage fr Inspection BY the custom house
officers AID 10 see the train they desired 20 tax start
while the examination was sking place The amount
of cr1mbrg daily vented BY free aud enlightened
citizens atls vexs:ous rterpos.on Of their own Gov
eminent may be safely left TO coDjccturh estimate
To relieve them from further annoyance Mr Guth1,
has directed the conductors upon the Great Western
Hoad 10 be appointed Inspectors OF the Customs Tor the
Districts Of Detroit and Niagara, and mas authorized
through baggage locked ears under their Gus
toy 70 be passed without nIy examination uPon the
sdavir OF the Conductor Inspectors that the properly
has teen unopened during il, transit The same regu
aton is made in regard 70 American produce aad uer
ctnrdse carried orer the Canada Road ts transit
frou ore point 70 s5Ober of our territory Two add
tonsl IpspccfCrs are spponcd fIcate tie traosit
at Detroit aud Niagara, and the warehouses OF the
Railroad Il sde Government warehouses, 70 provide 10:
II e csse Of Necessary detention a, The frontier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

ISpIayA-Tie BrootrMle Ancrscaa states that the Hsa
Thomas Smith Of Ripley Representative 10 the XXvlhud
NNNIIh Congress lie out IN opposition tothe ssndk By
which it is sought 10 csry Slavery into Nebraska sndh
make President of the giant psmy from Illinois. N
Colonel though he broke into Congress in rather dsV
way in ls39-by denouncng Judge Dunn as "a Aoolbss
isl bscaue of his for the right Of petition -maased
to vote pretty well FOR the interests Of freedom aerwu
Except We believe in the Texas natter
There wes vote taken recently on the whisky qussaba
in Greencestie, which refulied as follows;
For tctsl extermin eto n............'.'...'.''.SH
fG partial rrr hlbion L,
Against Prohibition 49, D
Only five antics in the corporation Toe oil eFs eeeeel
all rrohibi;ory law men, with perhaps ono excepSsA
and VIC have been informed that that one has been sas
advocating the Maine Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

In the Senate, yesterday, Nr HUNTER reported
baCk the Deficiency Appropriation bill with the follow
jig amendments: for the purchase Of new site for
the Custom House a. S,n Franc,co, $25)0OO; to re-
imburse the losses sustained by the army ia clothing,
&c. on board tie Saa Francisco, SO 9j) ?Or the
purchase Of the Spanish AID Mexican Law Book,
81 eco; for fulfilling treaty stipuitians with Sioux
Indians, $4,000; 10 pay the people Of Oregon for
expenses in suppressing Iodiau hOstlites S75 OJ);
and FIR prcpsrog models AID furnishing the Pasent
Office, $4,000 TIE oil gives to certified copies of
records OF the Department Of the Interior the sane e
gal effect as certified re lords of o.her DEPARTMENTS.
The consideration Of the bill postponed and after
a short executive session, the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives the bill passed by
the Senate providing for the purchase OF suitable
places for the Post Office and United States Courts in
tire City of Philadelphia, was taken up, aud after
brief debate the bill was referred TO the Committee
on the Judiciary The bill passed by the Senate in
favor of extending the warehousDg system, then
taken up and discussed but without coming to auy de-
finite action on the subject the House went into Com
ntee Of the Whole and resumed the consideration OF
the Indian Appropriation bill. Mr. NILSSON of Viz
gina then made speech in favor Of the Nebraska
bll He preferred the bill originated by that body to
tie passed by the Senate, contending that the
amendment ofMr. BADGER makes itofno value wh,,ever
to the South. Mr. HUNT Of Louisiana, followed in al
able and eloquent speech in opposition to the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise When Mr.. II. con-
cluded, Mr.. GROW of Pennsylvania got the foor aud
will speak TO day. The Committee then rose aud the
House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

ONE HCsDRzD MILES OF HEDGE.-Ihe Illinois Cssisai
Railroad Company have contracted With jas supp@
Co. Of Montgomery County, Ohio for hedging with osas'
grange one hundred niles Of the Illinois Central Railway
TIE contract iy miles south Of Chicsga n.s.
The h6LAskee River Ttese hedges each one hundrss
niles long, viii require sbau; two millions o. Usage Psn
The ground alor the line Is be broken this samnS
ED the planting to be done 10 the spring Of 1850
TIE portion to lie he3cSd Is through the cso'ero ''
Grand Prairie Of Illao.s ~here groves are ffelas'
thirty forty miles apart SEGte plants Of this be ~ ="
he the only thing IN Tie ,haptof tree in sisH ~
parts OF tie hna. Il wi have q very pleasing
in breaking the uono:ong cf the landscape and mHA-'
oUl tie Lie of lie II I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

TENYEssEE-In the Ist eastern nost) Distdad
Tennessee, Brookins Campbell DEM was last A.
gust chosen TO Congress through the running Of tee
Wig candidates. The total vote of the District vss
as follows:
Campbell. n G.. Taylo-, WhigD 3Hy
lCsnpbeIls plurality I43 a. q. Watkins. dol asso
Mr. Campbell died soon after entering upon the 10
charge Of bis duties as a Member and Soc; aI Rec.
ion FOX his successor was held ia the District, lat
week Gel NATHANIEL G. TAYLOR the h'ghes. Wig
candidate last Fall is now elected by sSog' 6O) n.or
~ The vote so fsr as we have received IT, st,nh;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

v;tl them vit,r7 on question or fict-of scislce-
eouce,uu- H., u.tu-c and Necessary eEect % Asoao!
and tie ysrious beverages with e7utain il. We saT
itisapoxou. that t1ey are necessadiy poisoaolS-
ref because people drink to much Of "a
Inf po.,orogs il any qinir!-ths the difference be-
twe,p ulss toey corsioer taking too much -nl tax n
lee, only TIA, between beng sto with an ounce e-
and witt clarse OF stOt, salt, OF peas TIE Litter
uay not kill but they cannot D. c1nalleFet Who'll 50 ne
by Guy orc who understands their nature AMI nsceSs
~ iniuerets.
We write with 10 in'imaticn from Albany az -
what may be tie result OF the collision between tle
Two Houses: but It * ObyOgs That tie Sani.e can
eoureI the House with til y be so resol7ei
And we say frar n, % tie true ioen in the House Be
not irrits,ed into lo:ilg Tie bill. Pass it any how,
even il tie Senate should rot allow TO take eff
before 1900. Let us at least have the praclPe OF
Prohibition on our statute book 70 warn the ignorant
and wellruesDirg against embaIking in traffic which
tie State Las iuterdIced per icous and des ru,ge
Let the rumrelers have legal 10tce 20 quit at some
future oly ii we can get nothing better than that
But letit be distinctly understood if the Senite's
propositcn should prevail That can emery h,.h done
"this" The advocate. of Prohibition have iskel Dr
Sucn Eltd-uft-Nlu mo- Icfo-u.Lt IL a t1tllS
Their mtu Orals have 70 asked Tor law - take efc
pext wiute DO Temperance Convention, 70 e'rnes'
Teupersnce msn, desires any such thing. To keep al
our fifteen Thousand grogge1ies IL full blast III. after
our mex State Election is not the entertainment 10
which tie Temperance men invited themselves when
they chose majority Of tdis Legi'lture II will nos
be likely TO commend the Senator's supporting il to
their ,uffages az future Election Ii our next Fec
ton be dryoken and riot0us beyond precedent, We
who stand for Prohibtory Law to take effect forth
With, may proud, cx;isiu. whether to adversary
or a mistaken friend
Thou cans uct ssy Idi5 IL! Never shake
1ty F'ly iocAs Il uae!'
And even should we be Oyerborne at the Fall Elec-
ton by the power of Money and TIA which
will then he brought 10 bear against us, we may justly
claim tia. the Issue has not been fairly made up-:lat
the odds pt.ed against us in having specific Law to
maintain, yet no help from the Law itsef-were too
great TO lie resisted. End demand new trial.
But let US see What the Houses will do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

Wien we announced tie oPeairg Of .ie Crest Wet.
en- Esi.Ic;d eCtrec;irg Niagara Fals AID Detroit.
We JIG ui5ed IN fcle sPecula'9rs ygol the pry54be
If'ris O. tie d'iy tT'rst of hundreds OF Am.ri,s1
e,'ztr' tl-0usl .te Csraiiln t-rr,o7T, sal rhs r.
cIeascd Intercourse e RE Carslisrs with orr T.s,er,
el's' upon TIE political relations Of the Inhabitants OF
-ep peninsula Which il noT 'aiie mere elo7gat.oa Of
lie fery over Detroit and Niagara Rises.. I,wa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

The Nebraska resolutions introduced into the foass
Of Representatives of the State Of Louisiana depre
ea,irg tie agitation upon the Slavery question. and
declaring the Compromise fnality, have been unsn
nOuslg passed BY that body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

wlscoSsrS-The Legislature of this State hiss rejected
Liquor Prohibition though expressly instructed the osA~
WY By decided and heavy vote of the People at the las
Election. Well they will send petitions with booa on
to the next legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
MglD|a }crh Dailp G3-1I>11.s,
FRIDAY. MARCH 81. 1854.
10 coRRrSpnyncNT,.

Ne us ran ce Of ComDunicsoD' Ahr,sTc
INTENDED cl must sstc-pcs ed ~ no AT
til rT:CTLcf rsccATly - pDslc-ob, bVi ~
svkraIty Of ia good fsi'h.
We ear not undertake rcjoc'sd Communicated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

III. Price fr advertising IN tie WEEKLY TRisvSZ viii hereafter
De FIFTY Cents line etch ioseron.
The ercgsos of we sy alone b. reached the unp's
ee6ertsd number o. IGG.100 copies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
Businfss Notitfs.

Knox AHEAD For years Knox has almost m)noPo-
HID The Csson hs. coas8 etJ sssa
& r,e.S- A.. Ike bis style for this AssD m)!si Of
eefs.ee In 6sccrsf.Sos c. eHtaes' Nh re o. -7s9
keis o. ar's esa woiimsa co tSsay enPo!e' "a
store .; No la FuYoa .,
ITsRy d. Cos QUARTEaiY, MARCH, 1854 Ma
The bsst Hs. ana isrolues' o So fss'y P'
trrs FOR pilsrtns LEAsY %, AA;isfs A''- io
Brcsdssy -,
BggBg 4 Co, Fashionable Hstters, No l55 B'oai
ard sar o. n;lsEa .ts o1 C.p
srEARSs, HUTCHINSON & Co, wholesale dealers IN
Yurs Rtsoss DYEss Gooos LfsrsS EMsAofoEaiE' h'e'A
RAxrnL,s Bos,Eks. 3iiLIsIar GoSos' &e @S'oS.-' rom
~ cs'o' are invited 20 sS.sss i SS1 CO..
No. u end "a Gar dos. 80. Or a u,
p9NoyU--sYITu & l.oUEsBERY "oald fespeo',
ky sym their f,sDes srs - PI Pe.I ~ srold.r.
scns sSor t<ow Grsrdsti Is ASe n' r,,,, grasse,
ne. ssras styles eons.sins II ho'.ie' Fei''' i'''
Three ply ''d ihs'~' e.,psr,ses -.,....,.,.,..,
r,,,., .,s .,.sr,eIa Yoo1 Co.h I'D 81 d e s'0 P
FowIFRs AND WELLS Phrenoogsis and Publ.'e-
s.s Clinton Hall No Isl N@..es-sa New loIs -------
TnE ORIENT MUTUAL Insurance CoM4AAi van
b pnps-ed alter til, il h.res iss 70 I.,
80. 80 40 jI uo.ss y adv sDee Of pEcsniar9'
Ofoe No. . Meresaais' ESessasS
-, ..,s,w.u Chu'es LlmsJl
~. EE<1lrros. Alex X LssTenes
IN. CIT. Moftner LS'ns~on
Ys.ne. CottehsL ffeee;. = w lead,
800 mm,t IT. Thomss Kinney,
i iSsi a, N 80 r. EsTara p sssderson
H. - ii GiSnoA y ssumseaer,
j Hooo<ssc hs7 IN, ntb 81
glehard Irsin, Soiho1-. a 'llloa
n Venrv Koor. Joho WiiIanE
George KgILArit 80 vivian WHOA
ALYsED OsDGS. Vice Presidest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

The population OF London. C. w, Is noSo'er
he Inhabitants arr about to Apply Tor aciy en'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

The Nsine Law was defeated in re Legislature d W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

Tie Zen wv. a GKAHiA IS q candidate 'a ~
States S, late ifom NoTh Csrol.ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

SToP THIEF is the cTy Of the culpri to divert the
public from md-eis ehch u lied toe ,dger,''s
Singer suit ndng tsains: or infringing
Iohrsoa psisI " have sns trs H. tho
ure,s believing the be-; tthod Of s ncns IS %
mel them in court thew dare ce appear
are def certified copy o. the Moy John.OG
tent they do b. calling otee, No bIosdway
49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

Watkins woke Oy NounGss > nh OeiNe Us
TIE result in the y hole District is announced BY IT,
earaph from Nashville
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

in the United States ab,vo
celebrated Safes and GO penershe Defincs Locks
Cross Para the beat as ard 9ks combined in world Depot
No 1879 Pesrls door below Maidonane formerly 20
I.hr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

AM Nebraska rcsoa,iors Pass cd tie Senate Of f'''
yau.ac the 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

RFIIANCF Mutual INSURANCE IOMPlNY. :
us, Con p.ny viii he oase ss fre hof Of ne
n Srr NJ 81 W. the ScsrsLs Sssi5s Ssnk natl
e r,r.,r. hsr place Of Shes no % "s'
~ .rrr,d rects.y Ere PI-kSeY Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

Tapestry Velvet Brussels, Three-Ply, and Ingram
Csrpe both Estlsh and Anec.n Oh Cloths from Ito feet
vide Mats Window Shades Lsce Curtains Cornice
great yaey j. h TOWNSEND Co a. No 70l Gisenwichst.
Csrpets sde end fitted In tie best
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

Thirteen witnesses oi unquestl0ned integrity VINO
po.,iy, IL thai Weler Needle aud Shuttle saving
Machine ss~ed we'll GvsioS times and places were ladicAy
deemed Ard this though there was
no .,s eny 10 .rove they mistaken Was this sgbs
tp,ir ipsd OF evidenced Odr
consider respectable testimony incredible
time III. ell the best sewing machines crtan
fct sro he sc.ne perfect Of all without
on,ltion Of rsht. j slNcZR %. So 50 6I9adwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

Mi oDEONs.-The double keyed NeOdeOns of Good
man Baldwin and those Of s. d w. smith. for which
TcRACx wATERs DoadF,y S3le Agent ackno vi
edged to they the only tuned In the
fepu For sale at yer low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

Tes-Soss, FEB y IA
OFFICE OF TIE RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE
rasY,xy No g. Wilt NV iOXE Hscb 3 1851
A rtefin ih BCAsc = Tus'.e q this C'os,y ihed a.
ths 81 % yoTsIy Ccclpica ~ n n 20 ~ "sI
4. <,c's4ec per p- tn MONTHS
4, s,bs reS of d Company parable ?" TIE s1skhpder' OF
~re.eDfs-Ives on q Ger tn H. dkT Of aor
e"'- 49, JAggs T. TisENE5. SecTets-g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

THERE WAS SOUND OF REyELRY BY NIGHT
Ladies' wish " hie Satin, Kid and Linen Cater Boots
Whit Pink Blue and Black slippers for Fancy Balls
ht Weddings &c pstrobzeJ MILLER Co, No l3i Canal
100000 CARPETS FOR THE MILLION HIRAM
ASpxNsoSs Eighteen spGcous Sales Rooms No 90 Bowsrv
roetee with endd Medson Velvet Tapestry Brussels Thee
ply Irsn cir Carpets Oh Cloth Mating Window Shades
4 G ali At tIe n Ous bar gains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

CARPEINGs.-YoCNG x JAYNE, No. Az Pearl-st.,
near sale the lowest rates extensive
Of CapBs Floor OCotbs and all other articles per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS FROM AUCTIONS
The utseeIs have band THOUSAND Lles Mnn
each will sell tor q days ouly
than importation Also tie cheapest place the world
NY WpdowhAoes KELLY FERGUSON No 2s! Broadway aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

e1 O00 RFWARD-C AITION-SEWISG MACHlNES.-
An ,,r,or, usns selling msting machines without
Bee IRE forbidden yI my patent OF
IS ~, reusllts the las. See lot o. cshcees
.siIry column NJ deosor Of the United states
CON- the machines Massachusetts the
Acts 6umbrg ss the pseot and the $1,000
5000 ELiAs uOwE Jr, No S Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
IADIrs viii. CONSULT THEIR OWN COyvENICyCE

LADIES WILL NONstIl OWN CONNENiENCE
PURCHASING CARETs UP Tows 1t sa peroexi,y to lady
Of Refinement the down shops adebsdes
hgheI In TIE Carpet establishment of Wa
BABY No 32 Bowery 10 entirely sock Of Carpeng Oil
Cotis Rurs end Ms suitable for pss sitting and halls
which will be sold low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

The hair, the natural drapery of the intellectual
negn should al~sy be Of becoming eolo ard there
will turn hom gray, red sandy glorious brown black in
Sold ana privately applied at No Ator House
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-19

Coffee.
Is sacks prime Rio Coffee
10 do old Java do
20 bags old Laguira do
sep1l J. B. FORB1S.
NJ AILS.-250 kegs assorted sizes in store ant
IN for sale by sep14 j. b. FORBIS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-19

QurLTs.--The most elaborate piece of
work we noticed at the State Fair was the
premium silk bed-quilt, made by Mrs. Jno.
w. Waddell, of Lafayette Co. The mate
rial Of the work cost over two hundred dol
lars. 1t was worked with floss silk, on
worsted, with an elaborate and beautiful pat
tern, and lined throughout with satin.
A patchwork guilt was exhibited by Mrs.
Linn, (widow of Senator Lewis F. Linn
of Cooper county, which was especially Gu
rious, containg pieces from dress of every
Presidents wife, except Mrs. Washington
Another curiosity was cotton quilt, the
cotton of which was raised, spun and wo-
ven By a lady in Morgan county, 60 years OF
age.