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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
TEE BOARD or ALDERMEN AND THE NEW
Charter

TEE BOARD or ALDERMEN AND THE NEW
Charter.
Il "A, EDUC q Ths n. T. Tr7u.e.
SIR I think you do injustice to the Alderman Of the
livery secsnd Wsrj WIKI perfectly in your esi
Of the proposition to repeal h Amended Caa-i-r Il
is the jsx Of Reform hs would Owe Thsow the safe
guards Of the r7cen, Mr. Mott indeed tae
Il form csrcdste ri. Wlrd ard sec'ed such bu'
Il wa hecsue be known IL "a vel aqG.lI j With 'ls
rsIay OF The Corporation off is. and had been fr s'ma
years ergeced as counsel by parties DO resisted 1h'n AL
debated many Of their projects twas therefore, expected
Il at Le would, 81 tn Alderman be all TIA; the R-fDrnsEs
d.sirtd. But they forgot dd no, know that Ehsn tbs
earlier meetings OF the City Reformers called at
Suyvesan Institute, Mr. Mott attended there and opposed
The plan Of amending he law ard inssi that the law
good enough already This brought dows storm Of op2o
sition that discouraged urhe efforts and no esrsi
more in the meetings IL quite coasisies' II All
ho', 70 move he repeal 4 the Amended Charter, bat IL
viii be rather strange the support his mrcn gets
does mske hin review hi. opinions. lie oughi % 70
ftCt hat Will hemsy be safely eAt.G-.ei With The pow
ors the clippings OF which by the charter makes the
Bosrd OF Adenen 30 FESTIVE il may not be aertorr safe
restore them to Board OF Aldermen He ought 70 con
sioer hat While he msy succeed a. lawyer IN resisting
fr Iii ceus the wrongs Of and assessment extoron
mary suffer who are untblet IT, and that it is mach
better to prer6Hf than try 10 cure he evil.
Tony view it s one OF the most interesting sights hald
NJ before the people for long tIne,hs present feeling
cid action in he Board Of Aldermen. Have ne in or
acknowledge that their hands tied. They cannot do
What they ple4se with the money They cannot take the
trst stop that Is necessary 10 eIpend the money nat
must be taken by others who are not Aldermen Ihsy
declare III, melyes poverles denounce the law and de-
mend lie repeal And do they think that the people will
ush in to help them Let the pe"ple be on their guard
Let the prcss them THAI there IS mischief nov On
foot We have Lad enough OF omnipotsn! Common COun-
ellis - bold them where they now are while W.
laugh et their yexaticn and rejoice IN our security Bs
a.,uIed there is single needful which the
Common Council comet take. and thai there is not sin
gle uCyisicn Of the charter that we can safely
allow men OF the Corporation to abolish
A MEABkR OF The kEFOAM COMMIrIEB
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JouRNEYMEY pIANo-FoRrE MAKERS UNION


To the Edit,cJ he y. l. Tu5vse.
SIR: As we IRE arraigned before the pubc in your col
unIs you will OF permit reply The charges
made egaipst us The of he difficulty between IL
and our vorkm-n simply that owing to the amount OF
Necessary make cases by The piece which requires
tha, eaA uorkoH have for tr0 piano ortes which
he occupies from three to five weeks npetng
Guided change plan of working in that branch from
piece day work IN Consequence OF this deem.aaion
and without PROPOSING "a disturb them IN the mode or
Irice of their work, many of wOrkmen other
branches have left employ. and strike
egaiut Gag tOrk making, though that common 10
t he they make snd tine differences they would
III that only shop rensiuet
On se viz Nes Bseon Raven OF C-ntTest" The irath
h.. been stik ho1 but oJ he MOVIE %
make odioes eNcertpn Newt tha' ol 81
"tsniy employed tiSyive htd r theiE wrs ile fact 49,
iL.t Of hundred ard thry'N smPoyef only sky
bve Agsn that card vs' uae IN -i.ing aAt
reduced We made aeh sGteHent but
the involved reduction Of
The impression theJ desire 20 MAKE ist they hrs
m 10 vay os4 md sh have contained work and from
bst only wished 20 - pad
price thy had n do The nth We have
N ot, the idea Introduced merely blind 10 conceal tue
.,ue fr prcsr do they or three
de Of esht or ten hours for h, ha soas
foots iTesci ha th.y e tif pce al tn-y Sh s1'
ton - y eoerci the least Cor which they obn hs
curt. Of Of Others which hoJ bali THAT they receive
he truth ioureymen pianof,rte makers paid higher
te,r Toous han almost ea Of mechanics IN she Cry aid
who slst ec lm-tcts e,n earn from So 70 thse
pubic poor opPeed soIkH nos only unnAay BAT rica
iot, -. .,,,,.-
,urpiy hem with psBOores vii Het De eIm e.aed oy as
sfr'O-s ehuht DAWN nv ts.'i
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,FEIJNC OF THE COMMITTEE on STREETS OF
TIE BOARD OF COUNCILNEh.

III. Committee OF the Board OF Counclmen TO whom Ta'
r,,r.d The matter of widening West and ChIr Sc met
Oh Wednesday ferroon in the Library City Hal for the
ruro.e b.srpg arguments in favor Of or egsni sad I'm
movements Mr. FRYE in the Chair
wIDrsIss CHURCH IT.
IL. CHAHsA, announced hat the first business N order
w,sn relation TO the widening Of Churehst lie said th''
The intention thus far expressed was TO vaen - oH
Tic west side The Commiree were desrou' oi hehni.
srermeLis or boh sdes of the question ana they "oad
row sep 10 any in favor Of widening ON the east SIDE
There being no re,ponse - the call OF the tonmise
,he Chairman asked II there any one oppoSo - ~
gentleman asked q hear the raTez 81 gf1r'hs "ao
signed The PetrOn = ....- A M. emma
before h.m IN the form Of petition but IL as shape u
resolution Fl, n the Common Council -.
,ir MsEKs hese hanced in g reinohs.fahoe esin,.
x,d,ip, e street in any Eayeiher on the ee Or ss'
The CuAlYsAs said hat At previous meeting nr
ieek. had stated that he had objection 70 me I'D
u.pt. rroyided II wac carried on. on the vest rde
M fuE the representative OF biz isne' "nJ
property the line, was opposed IN 1910 10 TIC "s
OF ChBICk st, Oh eifher sioe .-,.. -
III UySHr a HEIsEE stated that he wss reg lesee .!
Mr. Nesmilh attend tbs meeting and on hs oenai
..d the widening Of tha street Mr.. H. ronarked tna
E. himself owned lots the south west eorne, VI
Warren and Church 81 and Aso Va en'"s' rf
the measure proposed: ,, lay u,,xs-
Mr. HrsrIs, Or. TRISBLE and Mr.. JOEY - H.
,,,p Addressed the committee in oppositoh !" A'7
Mr. OcI. asked If IT would be possible 70 sscertsln
hsi brought the resolution before ts 'o''
Tbe Cs.IEx,s thought il were possible suen Course
"vsiu e PRIV N LoHxFrER J PArtos aud JoRS NJ
Rcs,x.os were opposed to the widening Of the street
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE MARINERS FAMILY
INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY

The II nth Anniversary of the Mariners Family lnius
trial Society of the Port of New York. held at tue
sodetys rooms. No 322 PeNl 81, Yesterday az IL clock
4 NJ Mrs C. W Hawkins, first Drec'ress occupied the
Chair and Mrs. Capt 5. Loyeland acted as SecretIfy
From the report of the oard Of Managers it appear, max
uurirg tie past year :hey have employed 100 women
manufactured 1850 garmentsand paid for that service
tie sim Of sl.637 II. -
Applicants for assistance, numbering $50 have been
attended 10.
The managers of this Society took possession OF
Mariners Family Asylum on Staten Island early IN May
last AT ihst time there were 81 pensioners
The building consecrated on 9th OF June iheTs
we're = persons admitted durng the year. and II rejected
remaining let OF Nnrch, 1854. 30 OF those admitted
were Americans, Irish, Scotch and from Hollani
Several of the inmates had relatives in the war OF lsl
and two very sged sisters had brother in the Darmce
Tr,,p Six Of the inmates widows of sAip masters
ten the widows ard mothers of seamen Three are over
50 wears of age and nine between 10 and 50 years OF age
The younce.t 25 and the Oldest is 50 years OF age
The Visiting Committee Of this Institution have. re-
ceived from the Board of Councillors sl,66l a. from
lst Of May TO 3st December -.
During the pact year they have expended in charity
support II the Mariners Family Asylum, s95o 81 ne
ceyed from Trustees Of Seamen Fund and Retreat s2o
Mira Cspt :. Chandler, Treasurer, submitted the fol
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FIRES.

At laie hour Wednesday night fire was discovered
in The attic bed OF the house Of Nineteenth "
and Tenth sv occupied by Martin Ryan a. dwelling Ire
fire vas occasioned By lighted esnde coming 10 contact
with the covering Of bed in the apartment Inc names
were e1tinguished with few pals Of water before m@s
dsmsge occurred
FIRE ~ yIRsT-As
About elok on Thursdsy morning fre heoke out in
tie Franklin Forge Iron Works in First av Twenty
.,,bst twas occasionsd by some sp,xks from the fur
mace falling uron the roof The FAM. speedily sab
dued Damage trianG
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MARINE AFFAIRS
co,,,ros os THE EAST RryrR

rOrrfsfOs THE EAST Bfffh.
On Wednesday afternoon, the ferry boat Ciy OF VA
l,usiurcL eerientAiy ran into the schooner john j.
Eoaeb ~ she wa proceeding up the East River, aud Up
ros,e Riyreton It The bowsprt OF the schooner and
a portion Of her bows carried away, sud she w.s
disabled Her cargo was brick. Toe damage sustained
sIIrnted AZ 500 Two Of the hands II the schooner
were knccEed overheard by the shock ba, rescued
by the erertions Of the Thirteenth Ward Police, who
want 10 their assistance in row boat The ferry boat
uas no. materially damaged.
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MEETING OF THE JoURNEYNEN BRICK
AXEHA

meeting OF the Briekayers Protective Union lately
reGrga1ized compo.ed OF jo1rneymsn bnchlayers was
held at D. erus Hall, in Spring ST. last evening mere
was full sttendspce.
EpwARp CoLLGss, President Of the Society presided
and .peecte. were made by the Chairman aesrs Gaynor
Re,sirew and others. A Committee appointed 10 revue
tie Constitution and BY Laws OF the late Society INTO
which tie brekIsyers organized reported progress
Heir work will be completed in sbou' Two weeks TINE
This Society numbers about two hundred memosrs
There s 10 action PENDING relative 10 an advance OF
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BOARD OF COUNCILMES.

Ills Beard stood adjourned to Wednesday afternoon
AZ clock quorum however. was not present, ami al
81 it further adjourned TO this afternoon a. clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

DWIGHT Joyr.al II Muse published a; Bosom, begins
It's third wear on the sh Of April Mr. DTgh: hss long
had The rvJtt.op Of being Of the most intelligent aud
discriminating writers and lecturers Musical topics the
country To that portion OF the musical pubic whose taste
leads them specially to the great German School Of woes,
and instrumental muse bis paper may be recommended As
without iiva The writings OF Beethoven, hozN,
Handel and OF the leading spirits OF the new shoo have
,o.bsre more competent and interchangeable Interpreter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

We notice in the Cleveland papTr in the IL, Of Griu
" Of III. Medical College of that city the name OF Mas
FyuY B1,c.wTIL We glad 10 learn that this ins'
uop which las been f,r some years the lkrgest ed'cs
.boo in Ohio hss determined to take an independent ?"
son ard to open liz doors to al good students
of.ex We understand that Mis- Blackwell who ss.e'
of DR. Elizabeth Blackwell Of this ca; having "udea 10.
-, -. IN The IVES. ard for the last two summers at
bs Reevue Hcsps about to visit Europe to pursue her
rsd;c., sapcst;on We sincerely hope thI the LIBERIA
cOur,. Of tie Cleveland College will be rewarded By c'n
dru.nee OF its prosperity and that Miss Blackwell on sss
r,turp 70 America will find her efss crowned "a ''s
-. :, u.4Iu and honorable 9 ooane deserves,
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CITY ITEMS
METEOROLOGICAL ssaisrsx

METEOROLOGICAL ssoiSrsG
yrs~ by ~ cAasA~~~<
81 loEs sosxktrt
i>st. sAN IN i'm
Nsrrh "a -..-.-.....-.......5s SO 63s
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! ns...s,s- ~ puapr's MARC

UNCLE ion "a, -n.ssrfui srsna ~ b psssssns6 =
s d. "a ~ 4. ., or sessf sissss "a
ne l5''n -. - the city To ncrfov - 9csyI -
piece betsfe m sr he ben.f u thss dsAs le sfsses
e,seDf sexSa" The representative Of ne sassAs A''
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SrgAIIsG FROM An EyPREss WASos-L 80. ~
r.a he on Ssso1s - ~
ii forGd nots named ssn Ons.J -
tsinkips hssf snvstehed stole from <ss.t e
.bo1. clebirs 70 - Jsnee
e sheiss Hes, Ire sse 20 ~ - - sssss tAs tune
"a rs,s-.s "a .rrss,ed b. hm ne 80 - hrss
So ,pd eo,ari.:,d prisoo tr u'ai' No ~
etidteb living Wssissssn "
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1884. sAN - srs
March ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 oss
LECTURES assrrSUs ANussxZSrs a.
Fkgp.r, NsrsA H. 1854
p,,,p O, sLoEKNTS- City HAl SPIN
ss,xsrtggAx RKaeISes- Sta, vsssnt tnstpats TfrM
s,~e Is,k .nd NJ Yosns Wife" 1t the Aoa3-yTP
y,pSt xrES cars DSEAx aud Joha Joa-s" Basa's
49, - LOVE- school Of Reessn Wsiaes'aT "
1Sr srK.SeE s and PisiErs" a. sAs Bowely.rP.A
- row Ca N.f oral Th~Arr. 2
pt n ard q her Esfsrtan-asn s--N0s>sr-
c. Cex,srY NISsTsELs-t Pao~m a. Br>AvsX
oyxs. Hopss- shiepe>r D~aes Ss B~sy n
C,NrsaLL Etaio2!aEisnsNo 70 Ssosa~sy u
8 r,'Tr Vr,-stosUlsN SrOoklga Iasltrss
Rro,nw,y NXS,cssls "A nssSSi ~ ssy, 10 10 10 u
fsnr,rsy o. At NATIONS CE,ssl Palace NJ TO deed
Well WosLp-S7s Brosi~sy day ard ev~nins a..
RAW ,Ns-rne Nue &c NO 80 orvss~ss ~ -
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~; e,s !, VA. chi. ey owing that that city became the
Great distributing book Central and Western New
York Mr Thinney is of family OF puoishers judge
Phnney his grandfather published 90 years ago one OF
tbs etr newspapers established west OF Moahy anu
Almanac which is sui continued with annual circula
lion of 100000 copies Invited to Coopersto~n by Judge
Coo,er he established The Osego Herald the little blue
@peN,nsper mentioned in TIE Pioneers. Judge Phinney
;eS in sa and his two sons continued his business pub
fishing several successful school books and quaro Bio
of which III, sold years 10000 copies Dir ii Phn
ney bt Coming partner in 1892 the house greatly ih'1e
their publishing operations Ten years later ar IL
phinney removed 10 Buffalo wher,, with brother and
obsr mariners be organized publishing house under the
,leo Phinney Co. which is now one oihe is es' anu
weahiest establishments in the Inferior The par'nersn
Of lvison Phnney formed in January OF thu. year
ard succeeds TO the lst of school theological and mis-
c.Isneops books published by Newman and Newman \
lvop with some inporan, works brought into the con
com by Mr. Phnney among which ore several by BIS lae
f,,her in law Mr. F.nimors Cooper The list OF school
itued BY this house embraces 90 ne OF the oes'
be market and of the higher class OF religious puo'a
ton, they have considerable number They saye mt
mate business connections by partners and agencies with
Cincinnati Cbicsso Detroit Buffalo, Auburn, Ne &c &c
II reasonable anticipate for this house rank anu 'or
une not often attained in publishing and book seins
TIE publishing house Of DANIEL BURGESS 20 mo"
competed OF Dai.lti burseS anu '''""'N "a ''
ON, Of the house Of Psno 4 Burgers who commenced
publishing and bockselrg in this City IN 1888 Ins hrn
was succeeded fret by Cady Burgess and finally by the
r.,.nt firm Daniel Burgess & Co. are mainly engaged
n tbs publ alton OF school books They issue the popa
ri,s prepared by Z c Smith Of which ssverL mil
on xoumes have been printed and Of which between two
md b hundred thousand sod the last year The!
.,.o ,rhh the school books Of Towers Alderman snd
cns,p,ay and in TIE aggregate dispose of about $4,000
volumes per year ,.,sa thai,
career as pubsberr ct Hartford Conneicuf IN ,s'T w!'n
- ,ho m,the ms,ics works of Prof Charles Dawes
~.re then written These book with exception
nd pr.you,ly been published by the Harpe ana were
,sY, hook. in the Military Academy as the! are
Having ,pen. several months in travel for the pa'pVI
mors generally introducing rcf Dawes =, go
R.,p.s removed to Philadelphia "nefa WIZ Il" ~ '''
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Holloscay's Ointment and Pins a c,rto;,

Hoiioways Ointment and Pills certain
specific, and Care Jor Scorbutic Eruptions.--
Extract of n letter from Mr.. Arbitt, Chemist,
bennington, dated Nov. 25th, Is59.-To
Professor iIolloway,-Sir,-A person nam-
ed John Mnrgoschis, OF 10, Regentstreet;
bennington, was afflicted for eight years
with scorbutic eruptions on the lips, and at
length the whole surface Of the mouth and
lower part of the face were covered with
sores. He tried all kinds Of remedies with
out deriving any benefit whatever. Atlength
he was recommended to use your Pills,
which in three days produced great change
for the better, and in n short time effected a
perfect euro.
SOLD BY p. NJ. COHEN, l. co.
No 30 Hayne Street, Charleston s. c.
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LAND For SALE.

Offer to sell my Plantation on the Ca
Il tawba River, 81 miles below iAndsford,
in Lancaster District, containing seven hundred
and sixty-ciSlt acres, about one half Wood land,
and the other half fresh land, and ia high state
Of Improvement for cultivation. It is but sell
dom that such a Plantation is offared
f6r, sale, ana ~ any one desiring a most valua-
ble Plantation, I would merely ash that he should
examine it.-An necessary Buildings are Oh the
plantation, and it lies within eighteen miles of
Ebenczer Depot.
A long credit will be given. Possession given
at once. GEO. Nc. WITHERSPOON,
Lancaster, Feb. g, 52 If
cB- Weekly Carolinian, and Chester Standard
M" viii insert A.
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sCROFULA.

1t has been remarked by eminent men,
that in the varied catalogue Of diseases to
which man is liable, there Is scarcely one of
snch importance and Of such interest as
S,ro'nll. whrth"r W" look 10 the obscurity
OF its origin. its insidious progress, the num-
ber and variety Of organs that it attacks, or
its remarkable incurability and extensive IA
tllity.
Scrofula has bafiied the skill of the most
emi ent physicians in this country and in
Europe. But there Is an antdotc for this
disease In " DR.. Gnysotfs Extract of Yeilor
Dock and SdrsGpHriiia, which is proving
itself Specific in the most severe cases Of
:Scrofuld.
gY See advertisement
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-06-21

DIR. GUYSOTT"S IMPROVED EX-
TRACT OF YELLOW DOCK ANE SAR-
SAPARILt,A, put up in the largest sized
bottles, contains more of the pure Honduras
Sarsaparilla than any other preparation ex.
tant, which is chemically combined with the
Extract of Yellow Dock and the Extract of
Wild Cherry, thus make the r,mcdy more
thorough efficient than any other SarsapnriI-
Ia before the public. At the same time Il is
perfectly free from all mineral poisons, which
cannot be said Of any other at the Sarsapa-
rilla compounds. The invalid should be-
ware Of Poisons! Guysott's compound Ex-
tract Of Yellow Dock and Sursaparhla does
not contain n particle Of these substances ::
rs anv one can ascertain by applying the ne.
cessary tests. ...
Let ali poisonous Sarsaparilla prcpara.
ti"ns alone, and use Guysott's improved Ex-
tract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, which
is thoroughly eflicacious, perfectly harmless
and purely vegetable. All kinds of disease
yield 20 its inthencc.
y-See advertisement.
MAGILL g. HEATH.
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IN EQUITY.

SAMUEL B. MASSEY, ct all IN EQUITY.
rS. LANCASTER Der.
Thomas Belk, and VIM. Bill to subject Equi.
Hough, E1rs. ties to pay legal de.
Darling Hough and others. mands, establish 4
set up Liens.
Billings & Belk Petition to subject an
Darling Hough, ct al mands.
d. II. Poer, Assignee, | Petition to subject an
Us. Equity to pay Legal
Neal Johnston & wife Demand.
Darling Hough others
T. r. & J. r. Magill, Assignccs, Us. -,
The same Parties. "e I"
Samuel b Emmons, Assignee, Us. -,
The same Parties 1" "e.
Elizabeth Adams, Adn'r, assignee, 49,,
same Parties. 'eo '"
It appearing to my satisfaction that Darling
Hough, defendent In above case, resides with.
out the limits Of this State 1t is ordered on
motion Of Cooke, Solicitor for complainant in
above Bill, and Of Moore, solicitor in the petition
first stated, and Of Williams, solicitor for petition.
ers In the last stated petitions that the said Dar
ling Hough, do answer, plead or demur. to the
above Bill and petitions, on, or before the 2nd
day OF October, 1854, otherwise judgement pro
confesso viii be ordered against him in each and
all Of said cases.
JAS, II. wITHERSPOON.
Con'r in EgMity
June 10, 10 Sm-pE $40
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IMPROVED COTTON GINS
and Thrashers.

THE Subscriber respectfully Informs cotton
planters that he has recently effected an improve
ment in the Cotton Gin, and Is prepared to
have Gin that any hand can attend.
His improvement is that the Gin is so construc-
ted that il will not choke, nor break its roll, nor
"spew over" las it is called let there be ever so
much or little in the hopper. 1t will roll while
there is any cotton in the hopper or it may be
filled full and any quantity raked on the top, and
it willnot stop its roll nor "spew over" Another
improvement il, that the brush is secured en-
tlrcly from the rats which so often detroy it,
There are also several other Important Improve
ments which would be tedious 10 specify He
will warrent that with ono of his 45 saw gins
from to bales per day, may be ginncd, fwcl
attended, and the proper power applied. The
Workmanship, materials and finish will be the
best ever offered to the public; and if any does
not prctorm in every respect as represented
above, it will be taken back and the price re-
funded.
lie has also made another Improvement on
his Tlirashcr, which has cxcclled all others here
tofore in Use. He need not describe il further
than To say that his Thrashers cannot be excel
ed by any, without exceptions.
Persons wishing to purchase can address the
subscriber at I.cwisvilie =. o. Chester District,
or Wallace L. @. Chester District. 5. G..
March 30 St JOHN SIMPSON.
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Columbia Market.

COLUMBIA, June II.
CoTroS.-The sales made on Friday and
Saturday were Mt very full prices. The
sales Of the week comprise 4O7 bales, and
we continue our former quotations, with the
remark that they are more freely paid than
they were at the date Of our last report. viz
inferior a 69; ordinary Tt; midding
u n7i good middling 81; fair Sicts.
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THE RENOWNED REMEDY.
Holloway's Ointment.

This extraordinary Ungucnt is composed
of the most healing Balsams. and when used
in accordance with the directions which nc
company each pot, will insure cures when
all ether means fail. Cases of the most
desperate Skin diseases readily YELL to its
efficacy. II is famous when used in cases
OF Gout, Rheumatism, Contracted or Stiff
Joints. In Asthmas it will do wonders if
well rubbed into the Chest.