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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-12-15
From the American Farmer.
Curing Bacon.

DEAR SIR A good bacon is an article OF great
interest in every family, furnish you with my
meihed Of curing il, may prove alike eene aclai
to some of your subscribers as ithas done 10 my
self and family. a'Es=' '~
Wheneyer think the weather cold enough TO
prevent my pork from spelling before the salt can
penetrate the flesh, preparation IS mace tor khi'
Ing my hogs. As soon as they are scaiced.
scraped and entrails taken out, they are washed
ou, and allowed to dry Till my hands have taken
their breakfast, linen the process of cutting up and
sailing commences, even while the frsh>s quite
warm, as experience has taught me that warm
flesh will imbibe salt more readily Than cold
Place tiers of shelves two ard half feet apart
on three sides of your storehouses, making their
bottoms of stips three inches wide pianks, so
tha, air may be admitted TO the bottom as we'll as
the sides and top OF the pork. In packing down,
place a row OF middIlngs first on ,he shelf, next
Of shoulders, and lastly, the hams on the top.
This 10 as much as ] ever put on one tier OF
shelves. Proceed 10 like manner till the whole
is packed. Use S pecks of salt TO the 1000 lbs.
if the hogs are large, but if small, bushel TO
the thousand will answer. Mix equal paris OF
powdered sallpetre and red pepper, and apply a
tablespoonful to each Of the joints before the salt
is put on but if the pork is small, hall that
quantity will be sufficient. Ii The weather is
moderate, six weeks will be long enough for il to
remain in salt; if very cold, let ts,and two weeks
longer.
When the time CONES for hanging up sih some
clean Hickory ashes, and alter having put the
strings into the joints brush or wipe OF the salt,
(never wash,) and apply coating of fresh ashes
to the flesh side of each piece, and hang up care.
fully the middlings need no ashes--let hang
three or four days. and dry before you begin to
smoke. After that, make one smoke day only
for ten or twelve days. In the month Of March
take down your joints and put them into bags
made OF thin cotton cloth, carefully tying each
bag around the string by which The pieces of
meat were hung up. Hang up again and let it
remain till wanted for use.- ~ "a. -..
If Montgomery Farmer will nail a sheet OF
tin each corner of his smoke house, (outs.de,)
near the caves, he will more cheaply keep out
rats. than by any method that have tried. When
he wishes to smoke, let him cover the centre Of
the floor, bout two inches deep. with dry earth,
place an iron pot oven on it, and smoke in that
way, as | have done for several years, withon,
lncurring any injury from fre. '-
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MR.. souIe.

The Washington Star, generally weii informed
in an aricle on the nerdict applied TO Mr. Soule'
says :-s-ze..,.-,- ~, rs. vs-'-.-- aF-s,r
ALL is not now doubted that the pi innary 4c"use
of all the difficulties which occurred at MadrId
between the Soules (fsihcr and sOn) and the Duke
Of Alba and n. Turgoi, the FreGcb ambassador
was the falsehonds covertly manufactured and put
into circulation at@Paris. and rpproduced, rs 10
stated in certain New York prints, as 10 their
comments, upon the Emperor and Empress. And
il ,s also well known at Paris, and this city, that
it was a repetition Of these ISLANDERS against Mr..
Soule, and the propagation oi some ndd''ioOa'
newly invented fslsehoods Of similar character
last month by the same tribe Of mischief making
earwigs, (aIien 10 every truly Americau feeliug.l
that excited LOUIS Napoleon TO disregard the
counsels of bis Empress and oi Two Of bis most
sagacious counseors, and hastily adopt the silly
course Of excluding The American Minister 10
SPAN from crossing France 10 his journey from
England to Madrid. The meeting OF three or four
private gentlemen, personal friends, al a contn.
ental watering place, because they happened TO be
all American Ministers in Europe, was by similar
sinister misrepresentation distorted intu political
or diplomatic Congress, 10 decide how or when
the United Suites ought 10 intervene in the con-
f1ic,s of Europe; and in fact every means to ere:
ale trouble and difficulty was caught at. -.
Eve are gratfed, however, 10 know that Ihe
firm and dignifed conduct OF Mr.. Mason, our
Minister at Paris. led to an ecltiyrisSement and
mutual explanations, and ultimately, upon com
parison OF notes. TO the fuIi discovery and explo
sion OF the whole batch Of intrigues, and the de-
veIopment of all the miserable conspirators, OF oil
genders, by whom the Imperial iamily had been
imposed upon. The squint eyed envy at the bot
tom Of II. in reference TO the injury attempted 10
be done 10 Mr.. Soue IS doomed TO still further
disc ppointmcnt We do not believe that its el-
forts will be successful to effect the refusal of The
Spanish Government 10 receive him. And il We
mistake not, also, the arch coDspiroors will ere
long find TO their cost that the French Emperor
and Empress and the French people now under.
stand The means by which it was soughtto impose
upon and miseud them, and will take occasion TO
demonstrate fheir convictions in an emphatc man.
ner. Whatever punishment may be visited upon
the perpetrators of the plot, if caught in France,
no sympathy will be extended towards lhcm by
the people of the United States. 1t will be inyok.
ed in vain"
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WASHINGTON, Nov. Ill have already stated
that IN spite Of the increased expenses Of the in.
creased usefulness. Of the Post.Oilice Departmcnt,
such is the rigid economy with which il re being
managed that with the increased revenue from posi-.
age it is expected that in abou. four years from
BOW, provided the same economical administra.
ion Of the department be continued, the fevenuc
will cover the expenditure. Since the 4,f OF
March, 1852, but ono single deiaIcation has oc.
CURED, On the case OF the postmaster at Troy,1
but the subtreasury act being promptly applied,
the whole amount was recovered, and 40 loss
therefore was sustained by the department. Con-
sdoring that there are about 523, 900 post. Offices
in the Uniied States, the fact is certainly highly
rediiable, both TO the administration of the Post.
Office Department and to the discrimination used
in the appointment Of posimastcrs. .
Cor. Of tie Baltimore SRn.,
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SIR JOHN FRANKLIN's REMAINs-We copied
a statement few days ago from the Lake Supe-
rior News, to the effect that DR.. Kane had sue.
ceeded in finding the remains of Sir John Frank.
lin and his men, completely frozen and in per.
feet state Of preservation. The New York Jour.
nal Of Commerce says: '.
'Dr Kane was, when last heard from. at
Smiths Sound. and il is improbable that any of
his party should have since then found their way
down 10 the Black river, where Sir John Frank.
lin is supposed TO have Pershed. We feas that
the story will prove to be distorted version OF
the account Of Or. Rae. originating in the sabsti-
tu,ion for his rame Of ,ha; Of Dr.. Kane"
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or The Naval Academy ss Annapolis, ,he Sc.
cretary says: -e--z~-
"The Naval Academy has, during the past
year, continued 20 present TO the country pracii-
cal evdeuco Of The wisdom and foresight OF its
protector. UDder the yigrant superiniendence ol
Commander Goldsborough and his worthy assis-
tanrs, the striclest discipline has been enforced
to the marked benefit of this institution.
"The plan OF education is nov thorough. and
the training Of the youth admirable. The cruise
in The Practice Ship is OF lmmeasurabIe advantage
in imparting a. an early age practical nowl"dge
Of seamanshp. During tie last summer The Pre-
BILE, with 81 young Midshpmen, visited Ports
mouth and Plymouth, in England, and Brest and
Chesbourg in France, thereby afofdiHg them nj
opportunity of examining the naval esta blishments
at those poiEts .--- -.-. s.fs .-.....-5- -.
"The contract has been made for the erection OF
machine shop al Annapolis under the act Of Con.
gress authorizing it, and shall avail myself of the
first opportunity when the service will permit, TO
substitute steamer for the soop used a
practice ship. The number Of students now at
the academy is one hundred and sixty. Attention
is called to the report Of the chief of the bureau
of ordnance and photography, and the annual re-
port of the board of examiners, also that oil the
commander of the practice ship" --s
The Legitimate expenditures for the support OF
the navy and marine corps for the fiscal year,
ending June 80, 1854 amounted to $6,s9l 1892,
with some outstanding claims 20 be paid. The
amount required for the same purpose, for the fs.
cal year, ending June 80, 1856, is $s,9l7 ,297.
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Conversational.

In the Senate, on Thursday, the 7th inst, Mr..
Badger gave notice OF bis intention to introduce
Bill 10 increase the pay of Members Of Congress
and OF Judges Of the Supreme Court.
In the House, Bill Tor making further appro.
priations for the improvement of the Rapids of the
Mississippi River, was introduced also, Bill
providing for the sale of reserved Lands in Fori.
da.
On motion of Dir. Perkins, Of La, the Bill 10
remodel the Diplomatic and Consular Systems
was referred to The Committee On Foreign Affairs.
Neither Houres OF Congress were IN session on
Friday. s--sf-s .s-.
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Hon. r. AZ. McLane, our minister 10 China,
issued proclamation dated Canton, Sept. IL. 10
which he declares. "tbat the ships Of war Of the
United States of America, now stationed in The
Canton river, are there for The sole object OF pro-
tecting the lives and property of American citizens,
and that any assault upon them, or any lnlerfer-
enee with their just rights as secured by treaty,
come from whatever quarter, will be sDlnmnriy
chee,ised"
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The American Hotel,

CHARLOTTE, n. G.
BEG to announce to my friends, the public vnd
cnt patrons of the above Hotel that have leased the
for of years from the lst of January next
After which time, the entire property will be thorough
Iy repaired and renovated and the house kept in first
class STYLE This Hotel is the Depot. pleasant
ly situated, rendering desirable house for
and families.
Dec l6, 1853. 22t c. NJ RAY
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MARCH a. SHARP.

AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
COLUMBIA. S. c.,
WILL attend the sale of all kinds of Merchandise
w Produce, &c. Also, Real and Personal Property
Or purchase and sell Slaves, &c, on Commission.
SALES RooM--No I21 Richardson street, and imme-
dIately opposite the United States Hotel.
rep 5, 1854 H. MARCH. J.. Z.
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-CorroS PLANr.--ln conversation With q very
Intelligent planter Of county. we were inform.
ed thai SO las as observation and inquiry enabled
him TO speak. he thought he could safely say, that
OF the Top baIls, or second growth '~of The crop
this fall, moi more. perhaps, ihsn one Out Of tweaty
bolls has matnred, OF will open. Al one lime, a
favorable estimate was made s-oi the production of
this growth as one OF The items to bo included 10
estin1aiing the aggregate crop Of this year.
-..-~.s- ..e.- C4hs&Fs {Ala.l Rr1,s52scan.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

NR. T. I. CALDW ELL has associated his son, DR..
IL JOSEPH w. CALDW ELL, with him in the Prae.
tice of Medicine. Office, 2nd story Elms' new brick
building, near the Courthouse.
March "a, 1854. 35.tf
N. BAH persons indebted to me by accounts
requested TO settle the same at an early day.
Mar "a p. G. CALDWELL.
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Livery and Sales Stable,
RY 8. III. REA.

A the stand formerly occupied by r. Morrison in
IL Charlotte. Horses fed, hired and sold. Good
eommodations for Drovers The custom of his friends
and the public generally solicited.
FabruaFy II 1854 So-r
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Norris WORKS,

NOrT lStO1cH, Penn.
THE subscribers manufacture Mining Machinery, as
l. follows, viz: The CORNISH PUMPING ENGINE, hi Oh
and low pressure Pumping, Stamping and Hosting
STEAM ENGINES; CORNISH PUMrs, STAMPS, CRusHERs,
WINcHEs Iron Blocks PUIrEYs of all sizes and eyery
variety of Machinery tor Mining purposes.
THOMAS, CORSON 81 WEST.
iune 2 1854 A5-Iv
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A good old Dnchman and bis frow set uu ill
gaping tine, when the latter after Gull stretch.
said: .e-ss..-. "a. -..-s .....-. ., o. .. :.
Il wish vas ia heben' .-s -
Hans also ya~ned and replied:
u gIsh ! sas in der shiiII-house.'
The eyes oi Sallfs few wide oPen. as she ex
claimed: -..-s ....
lPo Poaod Tor you, you always wish yourself
in der pest baee.'
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New York. Nov IL, Is54.-Tbe Asia's news
yesterday created something Of sensation.-
Everybody expected to hear that Sevastopol had
fallen, but The Russian attack oa Balaklsva has
converted those expectations into doubts whether
we are 10 have the aII"s conquerors there Tor
weeks 10 come. In this view Of the case, the
news may be said to have an unfavorabIe impress
ion IN business circles. The chances are thai the
war is 10 60 on-that peace is Out OF the question,
and that, therefore. new loans and fighter money
markets are coming. ~ -1' -
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Mining Machinery"
NORNISH PUMPS, Lifting and Forcing, Cornish
- Crushers, Stamps, Steam Engines, and general
Mining work. sde by the subscribers at short notice
LANG. COOK d. CO.
Hudson Machine Works,
Refer TO Hudson, n. ".
Jas. J. Hodge, Esq, New-York.
june 2, 1854 43-y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10
THE EUROPEAN wAH
THE POSITION OF Tue CONTENDING NATION
LE.,r, thn L.nnAnn Nn-a Mar OF
lFfom The London chroniel., May ~ j

THE POSITION OF Tue CONTEND1NG NATIONS.
From the London News, May ell
The news from Crcas,ia and Greece s Of satisfactory
character. The French cruisers at least are bestrng
themselves Ia the Greek waters. the Conner having. &C
cordng to the latest ajyce carried four private ships in
[, Rhodes Along the whole Crcassian seaboard, from
Bttoum to Auaps single Russian garrison remains
and the Ccasssps hanging the skirts OF their f
stive invaders occupying the deserted Russian posis
and making prisoners Of the sgg'rd Russian soldiers
The Russian ffonuer between the Black Sea and the
Caspin s noE open to the forays Of the independent
Csucasiu tribes and the Russian troops in Georgia aud
MiuRrsfs can only communicate With their own country
by Wsv Of the Caspian. An important diversion
90 made in favor NJ the allies by pressing Russia hard In
these regions; sud q; the time ts marsuduE allies
OF pensioners, 10 the Greek Archipelago being esc
tualy put doEn.
The from the central position Of Constantinoplt
s Of cqnivoca character yet not uhout its gean
OF promise The Russians in the Dorbudschs Il s repor-
ted have length taken heart Of gaee aud pushed
beyond Ttaj ms Wall The communications between Warm
aud Ssttia said 10 have been OF by this advance
AZ our s,est advces from Shuma represented Omer Pa
cha concentrating his forcea With view abide th
Russian blow 10 that vicinity we have apprehension o
his being forced to But there is much
sou TO fear that Sisris be sacrificed beEr
he is sufficiently reinforced to warrant hi
assuming the aggressive. This might one should think
have been prevented had the allied Adnras vigorous
STACKED the very srotg Russian dences the mout
Of the Danube, and sent few Of their Hght-druugb
steamers up The river 70 cooperate With the Turksa fort
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

rHSRuAKs, yaLICs- AND G,hpsT ID Dlus-we have in
store the largest ply OF Travelling Trunks vaire
Sapsi Bags We have In city, consist
Best English Sole Leather Trunks 1.t % and 81 quality
DO Iron Framed Travelling Trunks
Do Wood do do do
Do do do do do, brass bands
wood Frame Iron Frame shop and Trunks several
Ladies' Dress
De Bonnet Boxes
Sole Leather yAlices
- Gents Hat Gases aud common valices
Those Of thing OF the Mind cannot ,s n h rt
by calling at No. IS Main street. ~ " V PsA'ed
mylS wu,r- , NC,
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y. NJ PErTRNGLJ q 60, No. iI0 Nas-su Street. New
York and 10 state street BOSTON, have made arrange
ments with the best and widely circulated Journals the
Uned States and Csnais hatthey enabled 10 make saw
ing Of time and sEpeuis to the Advertisers busne
through them They select the best papers Advertise con.
speuousy the very lowest prices snd avays keep Interest
Of their In view. Merchants are invited TO ean on
them aud 'aty themselves that these things Are,o
ss2-1y-(P1
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HNERpTNASD zoGBAUM co, No. OT Maiden Lane Iupor.
n ter'o Notss Guifis AccosDoS sIRtSos Dslss
NESrs, Ge, &c. mhli-sm
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LADIES ELASTIC SKIRTS, (Houeu's P.1ExrN
BATES Barkelay,t opposite A,tor House manufacture,
- Of The above splendid and desirable article -SS ~
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STOCKs FOR sM.E-S2o, 900 Coupon Bond. OF the Cor
porniion Of Lynchhurz 80 run
Bina and Tennessee Railroad Company
nuAiy.
$4,000 Coupon Bonds Of thr Virginia Central
company 20 years 70 run Interest payable half yearly To
the payment OF these Bonds Of which
oOo (and more can be sued there
works OF the Company, costing 81 100000.
$4,000 Rcmond City Stock maturity, inter
payable semi annually. sinking apart
payment OF this stock which will extinsush
Persons having stocks dispose would do them
TOT always prepared buy
more desirable theS will se their charging
crate commission.
those Wishing money gene
rally have hand OF the best securities
which will be sold moderate
la26-tf MAuRY A MORTON, nd Hotel,
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s35,OOO,OOO!
SPLENDID CARPETS q u THE MILLION,
AT HIRAM ANDERSON'S
TEN SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS,
No. 90 BOwcry, New York.
tELEDRATED cheapest hmen in the Uni.
" ted States
MOSAIC WINDOW sHADES
VELVET, TABLE AND PIANO COyrEs
AUBUss0N, SILVER STAIR RODS,
Tapestry, DRUGGETS
BRUSSELS, FLOOR OH CLOTHS from
Three ply and Bic. to DOLLAR per Yd.
Patent Ingram, ! to s Yards wide,
VENETIAN CANTON MATING, and
and stair DOOR MATS, ALI AT
CARPETlNGs, TREMENDOUS BARGAINS,
HiRAM ANDERSON
mhl6-6sm-[Ml 30 Dowery n YE-
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STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYING ESTABLISHMENT.
nulrn. IN InI,,,

Onlrc. No. John Street.
YORK CITY.
RIDERS
" LAIES DRsSsES iescrip
on Damask and Morren Curtains beautifully dyed Lace
sins restored Cantoncrape shAS dyed BRILLIANT
the more grave coors All kinds Of and fancy goods
H. the piece rArmen t-sated the
The undcTiEned have had experience prosecution
Of his business Staten Hand that their sue
cess in the art Of dyiGg is unTiyAlrd.
mhi4-ism-yII HARRIET. NEPHEws co.
NNATCuES. JEWELIEI, Nc.-The read n
w OF the Whig invited call No. 95k sssA
Main street. and examine stock Of Watches Jezely
Our stock for the entirely haying
business this article usu
ally found in = frst-rAts JcEelry Establishment.
Every article sold will represented and
prices shall moderate such goods be
where.
The iais Of Adverisn will or enuuera
all the dfren; articles have for purchasers
assured that shall be able please then any thing
may In line.
fresh supply Of Sewing which invite
the attention Of the Ladies.
Watch repairing in all is branches best manner
and satisfaction warranted cal is repscfuy
MYERS 4 JASKE,
Sign a the illuminated Clock,
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WINDOW GLASS PAINTS, &c.
H HOPKINS BROS, Gmpts Of THrscH wixpow o,,s. ",
n 81 Barclay street. ' "iAsS' NO.
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IRON vscHER scHELs BoCsE
srErGT,
SAUTEL T.. CAVERI.Y.
NWH0LEsALE DEALER II Broous Painted Pals, and Tuh,
Wv Wood aud VIII Ware, Baskets Mats Coriag-, TRns
WiestnF Matches, sc, 20i Greenwich street. SeE York.
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RICHARDS, HAIGHr a. co.,
IMPORTERS

CLOTHS, vEsTINGs. DKILLINGs, CLoAKNGs,
... SATlNS,
BLANKETS ALPA CCAS, TWEEDS
&c., &c.,
le2-sm-tsl 30 ASD 81 BARCLAY STREET, N. Y.
NJ cCULLOUGIl & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF AME.
I'VE RlCAE GALVANIZED SHEET AND ROOFING IRON
warehouse, No IL North Tenth street. Philadelphia Pa.
A u assortment always hand.
yaned Iron Tubing for Chain Pumps corrode
uraee and neat, leaving particle OF
TO draw the water.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly attended to.
my2O-dlm-IMl
ADiEs, AND GESTI.ENiEN,S BOOT AND SHOE MAN
q UfACTCRER-TWE LARGEST IN THE OUNTRr Of
FIVE GOODS-Thv Proprietor Medal the
Great Worlds Fair In New York. for ls:3i Dealers
West viii do we'll to sal before purchasing
Largely, and other house. No
3TT Droad~ay, New York city.
ap29-dSm-IMl q CAHILI.
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NRTATCIIES. JEWEI,UY. Sc.-Tbe Te15. -
arls

apis I5d Main
IpINFUiu PORTER, Cabinet NiRkrr., y. r Corn.t
I'D franklin and Thirteenth on hand a. al
their and TO which they would call The a.
Their long and thorough with the Cabinet Maxim,
an Furnishing Business AGOrds them advantages which
sosmsH are heir and 3df .sH m % h Isi
and most approved and ia All the essentials Of complete sssb
parison Of their work with done North South only
advantage Of O ,hsir with
New Of trade are being
ipbeHeen Rehmond and the INTERIOR snd bushes. hitherto
Td .1E % Ss1s0n AS IN to inform SOis yo
the Furnishing ne no ss,itT Ss5ssiq can Be had
oe O'''''''s attended TO with especial care and prompt
nRIss GOODS '-DRESs GOODS Our as'orimsat Of pres.
~ Goods quite good n has been any durn
The Having bought Of Good, very The
are pep,sd to osT rsS, bargains. We have maay
Hsrages Tissues. Hcrnani' Black ColocI sdne
orEanai =" JHeoneis, Lawns, Ac. c. HARTwELL CO.,
ITor,,,,,-p,cu,,nS, s;1, -, ,yv, i, . =, =,
~ and after hs hr.i Of June the ooTngule VII be
~ teesynE payment for ir,ish' a sums Of tEo dollar, and
d, SPa %u' %Pa'i Be @ e ''' " w Mil iP one
ny9S r.. y. HCGHSON, Ticket Agent.
JGAHs.-LoaL Powdered Crushed Cogee sagars from
= s,l'Imors and Philadelphia for sale .y b.
myN DAVENPORT ALLYN GO.
STAgcH.-ao5 boxes, landing ard I9J .,Is sy
~ myH DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
cN99N roRTEH.-'o ea's' e, sSsSysr ~; ,,v,o
NNTuEAT wANTED.-prom 2 u 5000 bushels 90 "A
w "hs''"'n'd Tor which ai'r Pr,s I'll! b; paid sEpy to
maQs Corner 9otS and w,tsr,t,e.i,,
NEW STYLE DINNER SETs.-Ju,i oper cd sevs.
~ raj new patterns and styles Of Dnner set Granite AMI
Coouted ON hand large assortment Of Cut Plain
Glass Ware, Tea sc Toilet sets, Sc vii be sold low.
my9s n. 4. WATT, No IS China p,it
HNRBNtH BRANDY half pipos, u superior quality Tor
n sale By
mySi DAVENPORT ALLYN A co
- SUGARS
o tbl, son snd Hard Crushed Refined Sugar
IS bbis Powdered do do
20 boxes Loaf do
q bOl' dry Cuba suE'r for mixing receiving for sale
"y"- my" JAS WINSTON.
MANILA ROPE.-Au assortment Of beet Manila
w Rope assorted ts' 10 inch dsmster hand and r
safe ~ SMITH q ROHERrs,
mJW 97Pearl street
III INSEED OIL, white LEAD windov Glass. yarni,hti,
NJ hrePrsof PAint Brushes Psintsr Colours sale
PURCELL. LApD e Co,
mylV Druggists u Main street.
RLACK TEAS; "Bs,der." Starch; "JsessOn'," saumsr
Oandss Cotton Vans; Cornac Brandy, superior quality
Asds,,a and Port Wines; for sale by
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