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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-04

A very OLD Clergyman lions Her
aid has o letter from the Rev. George
Fletcher dated atp oplar,, near l.ondpu
May ,2sth, inwhich the venerable eman
states tina, he isinsthe los scar of his
life. sEle adds that he II still able to.
preachsaudis IS invited Wy different do.
Epomiaa,iOp', fron sl'5psrisei England,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-04

In hundred ellis Of conleutionthero
is nor au inch Of Iovs. a
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

Lcersc Bosrds and ne prosecution OF ia"ie'' 'e'''
uail Dee u0t
T., ata"eueu opposite -e-e-' 90
mt, n. ,sr preni,es' You represented 10
eT,pi.l,tre ;rs. YOU had iarge amounts Invested II
s ,,,,f-.,a,e and sale o. liquors aud the Legi'la-
-. yi,b ri.t,ten consideration, gave yOl seven
-, ,,,o,,io 90 eel q ard viud ur Ought you
NOT 70 meet tbis icrtearanee BY .olA! j. asans
lie wishes Of sjority Of the People 'o1 are a'"e'
ssyep uoUfIs pLeren to elose business >! Tue IN,
ior;tv Of vcur fellow-czcns deemed Perhie'ous 'nd
5.mors,izipg ought you Lot 20 "ha uP d ~ -',
t-,ec befo-e December ard rot wantoniy invoke anu
&c, the rsputsiion Of leDg the coniederaIe' al
t.ekers Of culpr Is and outlaws
IL rou TOO capitalists and property holders
oI.4Isste Ri-h to expect from you Do not ioT-
,b.+ -esrec- for Law is the chief security o. your
....o-s and that il stste OF anarchy aud license
.,e.+,tes would be Of little worth and your incomes
- -,,re'i.ble VIII it be wise in you. therefore, to
,.ore with coDfpira'ors and sbe devices to evaie AMI
defr the Iavs, Is il right in you to claim thepro
,econ Of Law for your property and then connITe al
tho deeat Of Law in order to increase your property
IN o.ber words Can you really afford counting rePu
tstiou and conscience as something, to let your build
mos md grounds for the prosecution therein OF the
LIQUOR Traffic after November
Bear in mind that you now let tenement Tor
tavern. porteILoufe, grog shop or rum grocery foF
aEy term extending beyond the lst Of December next
YOU virtually make yourself parry to violation o
lsw-ray, to repeated persistent, systematic VIOLA
tiors Ifyou 60 tile. how can you account yourself
less cupabe le,s reprehenstle, than your rum-sell
ipr tenant Ifyou consent to share his gains how
cen you dodge bis responsibility
We press tlis question home on tie Railroad Com
panies Religious Corporations, &c which have hith
erto Let premises for rumseling Hitherto they have
Goie this under cover Of legality, as they can DO no
longer VIII they-'he creatures of Lsw and de
PENDENT Cd Law FOR their very e1istence-now enter
upon a course Of determined hostility to Law .-anC
this on point which the People have determined
lot TO give up nor be beaten out Of Let this qles
ton be vel pODdered
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
THE CREEK ISsURRECTION.

Tie ensLrIeetiOn among the Greek subjects Of the SUI
tan which caused such alarm al Paris and London,
has now been suppressed but It's revival is thought
not impossible With regard TO this possibility
able to say that after careful investigation of the
documents relating to the whole affair so far, we
are convinced that the insurgents found exclusive
ly among the mountaneers inhabitirg the southern
slope OF the Pndus. and that they ne. with 10 sympa
Thy On the part Of the other Christian races OF Idr-
key, save the pious freebOo,ers OF Montenegro and
that the occupants OF the plsns of Thesay who form
the only con pact Greek community still living under
Turkish supremacy are more afraid OF their compatri
o,s an Of tie Turks themselves. 1t Nc. 10 be for
gotten that this spirtless and cowardly body OF
population did not dare 10 rise a. the time Of the
Greek war OF indepenleuce. IS 70 the remainder of
the Greek rsce, numbering perhaps 100000 souls dis.
trbuted throughout the cities OF the Empire they are
thoroughly detestel BY the other Christian tribes
that whenever popular movement has been succes-
fr as in Serys AID Walachia it mas resulted in driv
ing away all the priests OF Greek origin and in supply
irg their places by native pastors
Bur although tue present Greek insurrection, con
sideEed with reference 10 lis own merits is altogether
magnificent it still derives Importance from the Occa-
siCu il aEOrts 70 the western Powers for interfering
between the Porte AID tie great majority Of It's sub
jects II Europe, among whom the Greeks count only
Gle million against ten millions Of tie other races pro
fesiDg the Greek religion. The Greek nh-b ANTS Of
the socalled kingdom as well az those living in the
nian Isles under British rule conde, it. OF course
to be their national mission to expel the Turks from
wherever tie Greek language is spoken, aud to an.
lex Ilessaly and EpTgs to q State OF their own
They may even dream OF Byzantine restoration al
tlough, on the whole they too astute people 10
teieye in such fancy. But these plans Of national
aserardzeueIt and independence on the part Of the
Creek proclaimed az this moment in consequence of
Russian nrigues as is proved by the lately detected
conspiracy Of the priest Athanasils and proclaimed too
b! the robbers Of the mountains without being re-.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. BRoDHEAD, from the
Select Committee appointed last session to investigate
the Mexican FRAUDS, made very youmin0us report,
which after debate, was ordered 70 be printed The
consideration of the Deficiency bill was then re.
sumed. The amendment masking additional ap-
preparation for the CustomIIouse at San Francisco
was withdrawn. Several amendments were offered
and debated, and without taking auy action the bill
the Senate went into Executive Session and adjourned
at q quarter to four oclOck
in the House OF Representatives. Mr. STANTON Of
kentucky introduced bill authorizing the recovery
of tie assets of baDkrups which have been concealed
or not specified in the schedule returned By him
which was referred 70 the Judiciary Committee An
appropriation Of $1,000 was made to defrsy tue ex.
Teuses Of codhDg and revising the reyenue laws The
consideration Of the Civil and Dpom ,tc bill was toen
resumed. Mr. YATES OF Illinois, having the door,
made lengthy and able speech against the Nebraska
bill. Tie amendment providing for the construction
of six frstcla steam irgaes was then taken up and
after spirited debate the subject the House adj
jourued.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
ArsTR1AN ANp RUSSIAN POLICY.

While koisuth in 1852 on bis crusade in this country
was pee ing the coming war Of Russia and Turkey
whose shadow lie saw already cast before il, the
professional politicians of Europe and of America
laughed at bis visionary notions, as they called them
IRON lie tine Of Cassandra il has always been the fate
OF seeIs to be Gerded by tie so called practical men
Who because their attention is rgetted 10 the details
o routine, never can comprehend any great question
teiore they are nexrricably involved il is difficulties
The events came however usI as KOssath had predict
ed. Mcutenegro always the iororn hope Of Russia at
tackled Turkey suddenly and without proyocalion, aud
yet rol0d, would believe tia. the Car could be bold
enough 10 disturb tle peace Of Euspo by schemes in
yOlypg 81 advance upon COnst4ntiuople. The Monene
grin outbreak was put down by tie advice Of Colonel
Rose TIE Secretary OF the English Legation at Con
taDtuope-adyice disaPprOyed Of by the Foreign
Cfcebeore il could become the subject Of diplomatic
notes. The mission Of tie Austrian Count Leinngen
could only avert the final blOwthe capture Of the chief
iownin that bsltindepeDden robber safe Russian il.
nuenoe got serious check from Turkish yalor aud yet
nobody would believe in War The Car. 10 order 10
restore lis prestige Which Lad been weakened by he
defeat OF lis devoted moulIauetrs se--P rnce M5ucLi
ibof 70 ColsjaltDope TO pick quarrel Oh whatever
quest TO bully the Sultan in lis Owl palace and com-
pei he dismissal othis minister Still the practical po-
iicars Of Europe entered into the squajJles Of the
Greek aid Latin monks about the keys of lie s2nc-
iuslei in Jerusalem, and about the inscription 10 the
Chapel Of tie SILVER Star at Bethlehem Is Il indeed
tie question was tLlt of tie rights anl privileges Of
tie Gretk and Latin Churches in tie Turkish empire
ard Lot Of Russi-n supremacy merely Tie rights
and privileges as 20 tie key to tie Holy Sepul
chre and tie Silver SIsr Of Bethlehem we're q. last
settled by tie Sultan but tie difficulties grew more
serious with every new concession. ard ye, Euro
pean diplomacy could lot believe la, i WAS tie
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

Gen. WATSON WEBB Of The Courier and Enquirer
is now in London, dining with Lord CarendOn and
hob bnObbiGg with my Lord Palmer ION so we
arc informed BY his letters TO that paQer and playing
the spokesman of the Great Republic through
the columns Of The London Times, on the Russian
question The General has become a very devoted par
tizsn of England in the coming contest, and no nan
could acquit himself in this line with more yehe-
mence lie even promises to John Bull the sup
port Of Brother Jonathan in Of need just
AS Robert J. Walker when he was there want
ing TO borrow money and railroad or other bonds.
This is done in letter to The Times On American pri
watering subject which is just now deeply agitatiog
English commercial circles In this letter the General
uakes some judcious remarks tending to allay appre
tensions in regard to our freebOOtng prOpenstes lie
likewise alludes to the subject Of Slavery in its con-
nection with the slavc-trade We extract so much Of
the letter as refers to this subject because it is one
upon which our itnerant conservative editors seldom
dilae when at home:
Thirty five wears ago the slave trada-tha abOmnabe
irsfc in human flesh which is now tie horror OF the
whole civilized woIld-was in conformity with the law OF
nations but the United States having terminated 1t IN
ls0e according 70 provision in their COnstitnon, they
subsequently took the initiative Of declaring it piracy
and, after time the great Powers OF the world united
with them in putting end TO this relic Of bsrbarOus
age
Can Cen Webb inform US CT the essential difference
in tLe slave trade, whether carried on between the
Gsboon river ard Rio, or between Baltimore ant
New Orleans The length Of the one voyage is scarcely
twice thatof the other. Isn't it the same abOmina-
Bile traffic in human flesh in both cases, and much
piracy in one as in the other And what does the
General think of the great Powers uniting to put an
" end to this relic of a barbarous age, which we
preserve
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
TIE LIQUOR TRAFr1C.

TIE Legislature Of our State bya very decisge vote
in either House and after the fullest dis ,ussiou has
passed an act prohibiting and Furnishing the Traffic in
Intoxicating Beverages and it seems now morally Ger
tain that iAs act will take effect SIS law. And this is
nOtoriousy an act originating with the legislators
but with their constituents The People of the State
" OF New York represented in Senate and Assembly.
" 90 enact as follows is in this case no unneaning
formula bu. the assertsn Of an obvious aud pregnant
ruth Members who spoke agains: Prohibition AMI
were known to hate it, yet voted finally for It. They
spike 10 crafty their feelings and voted as they
knew their constituents desired them to 60 Aai there
is 10 reason able probability taat the revolution herein
involved which has for years beer preparing, viii 70
backward AL analogy indicates thar the public seba
mtn OF next year will be at least as decidedly in favor
Of Prohibition as that Of this year
On one point only did The Legislature IA to respond
TO tie popular xPecatiou-uauely in not permitting
this Prohibition 10 take effect till next December The
legislators were not expressly instructed on this point
and they consulted their Own ncli1aiiOns in giving she
Liquor Interest as long tetter as they dare We must
here.sre get on as well as We can by the help Of No
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

Twent! five members Of the JOurneymen Talors'
UniOn were arrested yesterday and held to bail to su
swer charge Of conspiracy TO njure certain other
journeymen not members of the Union. The COM
plant sets forth that Committee OF certain mem-
bers Of the Union, demanded the discharge Of these
men from the shop in which they were employed, and
not satisfied with this followed them from place 10
place with the intent and the effect of preventing them
from obtaining work; that in consequence of being
thus deprived of work their families were on the verge
Of want whereupOn they went before the District
Attorney and made complaint. Warrants were then
issued and the arrests made This is one Of the bitter
fruits Of rash and -advised combinations to force from
employers that which ifjust and reasonable can gene
raj! be better secured by argument or other peaceful
effort The old fallscy that employers and laborers
are necessarily antagonistc-that the former are the
harheaIted OPpressOrs of the latters thus foolshy
ard ruinousy ostered and in the end both parties are
material sufferers the weight of course falling upon the
ourreyman, whose hard earned resources rapidly melt
away in the expensive enjoyment of lying Idle
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

The Africa arrived yesterday, but without
the seat of war TIE report that the Russians had
taken Koofat turns out 10 be entirely unfounded In
deed they have not even attacked that place bu appar
emily have changed their plan OF operations AID have
withdrawn most of their forces further down the Dan
ube For clear statement Of the presen: position Of
the belgerent the reader is referred 10 the letter Of
our correspondent at London.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
THE GOVERNOR AND THE TEMPERANCE
BILL-DISASTROUS FIRE At ALBANY
From Oar Own Correspondent.

BILL-DISASTROUS FIRE At ALBANY
From Oar Own Correspondent
ALBANY, Tuesday March "a, 1854.
The Goycrror ELL hesaes with regard 20 signing the
Temperance bill lie IS sor,y exercised. 4 powerful
influence brought to bear against bis signing it at least
and srrg ,forts being made to get him to veto f.
A accommodating the Governor IT, hardly think
Re VIII veto the bin. However, if he contempates the
oeoG-
''Twsre well 'twers done quickly"
Hesitation lo,k Ike trimming, such the friends Of
veto vii not fail to through while the friends Of the
bill Oh the contrary viii hail ls signature a triumph
almost equal to that which stood out against temptation
torfy days
disastrous FIRE occurred here y Il morning about fouf
o'clock 1t the work Of ncendary and broke out
il three different places the time in the lumber
yards Of Nald Eaz;on 4 Co. and Myers & Bennett.
Several thousand dollars worth Of lumber destroyed
partially insured These yards have been ired three
times.
The Confidence Man noticed in your paper 4 Monday.
areed ay SunC ay morning board the steamboat
IaGc Newton just before that boat reached New York,
sud llou ht TO this city this morning. The watches,
chain Ind ling we're recovered
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

According to Tie Sentinel published selma, Alabama
during erod of four months from October last to Feb
ruery that State lost by emigration average 500 per
sons day or total Of 600 and the property carried out
Of the State is estimated at s7sG7o00O 50 much for the
peculiar institution If be the stone Of freedom
a. Mr. NcDufie said in bis Message Of 1896 it ought to be
the corner stone Of prosperity and yet find eHoda,
Gon tie virgin soil Of Alabama which Is almOst without
population having but Is to the square mile
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

The TADroIEs.-A call was,ssued day or two since
for meeting last night Of ho Tadpoles alas Youog Men
Democratic General Committee, at Tammany Hal The
coal hole was lighted up and a few Pol ywogs dropped in,
but rot enough 10 form quorum Cuttings cold wafer on
Nebraska had chilled them whereupon after waiting
hour the biggest frog in the puddle crooked informal
adiouIu ment and tie Tadpoles sloped
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

To OUR FRIENDs- Subs, ,ri5eTs in sending US remit
tances frequently omit 10 mention the name OF the Post
Office and rery frequently the Of the State TO which
their paper s TO be sent Subscribers shOud always
ton the name Of the Po'tOGoe and Stafe
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

To order to meet the demand for copies Of re- INT ar
tce on the Book Trade OF New York shall publish It
entire in this week impression Of Tn WEtELI TRIBUNE
which it issued on Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

The price for advertising in the WEEKLY TRrsUNr M hereafter
Be FIFTY CENTs line each insertion.
The circulation Of the Weekly aloae nas reached the
ee3eufed number o. fOD.000 copies
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

ADvsKrsrwLSrsfo for The Wee Tribune of This wsot be
hended in today.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
N~etu'llork DAILY G1lbrnre.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20, 1854
10 CORRESPONDENTs

No notice tsken Of Connunc,riof rs'-4
pttud-a r ip.noD be sgthcutcaed 5Y ne an
tlJr the wIeI-not 1ecesiaEilg FOR pobhcatp9 91 -
guarAnty Of bis good faith
We CO.. not undertake 20 return rejected ComG1aicsto2
JONI u OTIS Leeds-what Stqbi
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

A Fry WOpn- TO TIE REYLEcT'SG COMMUNITY -
1',.~ -t.r - CO., r"ntn to'' 49, ''i
% .ae-t - -tH 80 H~ -0su r--'on' fs~~.a
vt ten ''ay eoa 60 Sc Sc 3s.s s, at no.. :. &c ~ +,
tr rl ncl.rs atch 'hr i'ei we'- go 20 90 . p.
e.b ...g ,,lss.ic5 a,.ds-b. ed blo7' dl-'s.' 70
hive bse s 20 20 e. e; q ,n sl 80. So IT,; x.
sie sfaI tt Ta tAsse an &c. 'i,rs y,v "ag " ~i goa
ar ,,st 10 tet g,-p,%,soa % 5a .asss'i &C.. an n a- I
apr cson ils heiiay af trova - hosEN'AcAs "oEA
silrF snd HesEssAeE.s LiyE5 fn' ....,,, o., 80 Ar.
,t1si,.sr Of MsTshsrk'e y ). ..,...'.,.,
M o. oo ltsosing 1rd- he srepsi, and tsated
seeo,a1,' ~. e. M ,o. I aa1 ~ he s:.or,n n
as.a msp Bs laying osnao ss' enoas1 % See2
T. .,,ret o tss ia 7orr. vha eanrs'niea yorT Worn
se ,ey,' trra ~ 70 .v;vs oDr VS. erosiisd
Int.a lr BIS sesi 5.arn-a sld h is n'w emp ys1
III - WI T'essurs subscribe myself ',ur, &c
MY ,r,,;.s.5s s9ss1a ILSsIoT ei5,,I 3 ii, y
For 'sle b. v cLfcKrStR co No ~ Bste.ay-st \ Y
More Testimony from Alabama in favor Of DT.
EoorL4xi's cst rated Bi1TERs prersed BY d. n
scTson PhSerha The rreste,t krou edy for Liver coz
plant Dyspeps- "a no.ce Nervous Debility Dsee OF TIE ma
DicSs0r Green Ae7pra Ala Sept 0 1852 aid We s'5s 5
Len p.o your German Bt's1s and re aHa 70 De
Rosisso1 Besfous Al, Jan % 1851 said Y31i la.ai 4
eine nus enlty be a. se 'ae a. ~ " - asi.es here
fs1hed very nucb The people have e.sn o1 vsrsbs
Bter, sbd VII M T. becomes knoxn" nh P.,s,. are
,siitpwe s1d lk they viii continue IS they sTs s04 "
~ ion % tfose -hoEsre Used t1-na * ,ss7 ,.s ovr
u y p Ieorsrd Fsve.te n Ala Jia 10 ~ g - n
rie,sttve dons woDdr5 fis section yoet ~ ~ 5s
Ib-e,t -, this co1rt7 hes been for se'eFs'
e.re Of our b rraci without Re ~ ma ~ - ge Pb
5--lfrr. gtbopfh sca4oeF r.orn
ces M u Eers He found 30 nuch IeI,i dgl,sJ
S be ccati-ted take until complete cure VS. s
M t are rtllel, ycFetibe ther b. p9''e'n' % sst 9 ha
v,r age over most Of he PTPai1ii'u' 's'O- --'
l. n c,v,s Y T1''en.
rorrey cf ilsut and { j hlNG fnsI o. JUN '' anu
vsy .rd by dealers q medicine every a. fe.
wonderful Cures are daily being made Of Coug1s
Tob,Ce F,.ffd Feet Rheumatism and Pains ~ tne iAuDf ~
T., Jorues VtSITIAN LIEMENT II % ~sTsoted TO tVe Ie
80 70 rav sod b. the DrgEs ard siorekeepers a. oyer o
G,itd eses Dert 50 Cournd - Ploe = s11 - GEMS
CRISTID0RO's HAIR DYE.--Do you want your hair
c,lcjped1 II 90 wash viii common Hair Pc sL. I'.I 80
80 II 70. errIy The EXCELSIOR DYr which chsagss tnr t
r,rSv fuhire changes the GO Or of eclo' tho 'H'
fp, black OF sold and applied 1t No A't ho-s'a
.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

The Hon. Delaney Carr formerly American Minister to
Con tsriinop,e died Charlottesville Va Friday last
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
Suslneeu Notirss

L.. q
PnINTs We are opening twenty-five new 6l!f' ~
Pifp,s a, very low price wo ps-tiecsry ,y'H 'a'
tce buvers 20 sem s The bcgt barsaiu IN ~ oAo'
son UovLr.g rL'Nrr'N
In rorpsrssnd Jobbsr,,
No y ve.sy aas 70 6 ~ arc'ay
directly rear Of tho Ator Hlr's.
ST,ntNs Hr-rcHSsON q Co, wholesale detiers ln
A., s,.o,s os,ss oooos LINENS FNssoiogaEs LAczs
u,Nr,s HosfEEY hiILIHEzY Goocs u Aeoaaais IRON e.
~ s.eoa 'n.''d 70 ss,s n 5re3,, 9e- s.
so, Izsud "a wlsTeu-t., four doors oelos ofoa5rsJ
RgFrg g. Co, Fashionable Hatters, No iJj Broad
,x,ry,fs srd fash oi Oeateucat t a9i OiPs
REN0yA,a--SMnH a. LOUSsDEHY would re5Pect-
l- f4 thor friends az the public 'has ty hsve eaaaeo
ns eoar beov 0rIdst Ihcs lfspsei o eEAisi Aer
80 ross st,l-s oou,s q Ns'e We st fsr-s'' bf-1a
Thr-e riJ snA ingrein
Ensish sro A. erosn FyoT On Cloth ed ell o' '' pe1
ioE g n. ~ %
FoWIgEs Asp WELLS, Phrenooqsts sud Publish
era CaotoD BAL No III hss-sl4. New.lo. -------.
TRg ORIENT MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY viii
b. prerafd on and sfts the ss March M q rece-
lof ps NtrEe aLd 1TanspJ t1r9l ana i oA iA'
Aasets sIC0-o, in Dotea 10 scsafee q fe24i-9s
oGcf No 3 2AereiSnts trcH9nf
TaCsTE7s
JsaB l. Aspinwsll. Charea Lsn'on
John Aaehine oss ~ = ~ .-N1'"0''
w6 IN, coIl1s Ho.to4r L.yiDssoa
Gecrgs Chrir " . F'aieu.re
49,, Co,tsrst Tfe6e-i.k w. Beao,
Eogene Datiih !. a lttha''Si
Robst tmmet Jr, 1nyrnhs hlsitY
Frcdgf.ck FosL~f = ~ S,a9f
Jcseph GtiilaJd JTt r4Nt9 r. otuo--son
49, III (,rtreM Y a. Shun-chef,
J Wootg1ra Haven. Wan 5nelnaag
FchaId ITvi1. Corne,05 X sutton
jolB ). Xhchioe ginucl fhol.son,
q HenTy koop Jon" Nl-fnA
george KuILsEot "n'en D. Si,s'a'
e. H. .FhsEs. Frsrdert
Alfred O1OaN F.c3-ffesA4
L.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE is still the leading article
BY al teinoylsdled 70 be the b' Dye szan fer pey color.
IL the hair the moment sappea Tens Of NJ an parts
Of The world proclaim ihe Only reliable Dye klosa Sol a.
BATcBELOR's, No 2SS Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

SPRING CARPETS--An early call by ladies' who are
about purchang e6rpt uy solicited hy Mesrs WWCHr
BAILEY, who hsvee varied mt Of Mosaic ussels Ia
Three Ply Tapestry, other varieties Of CAGpetg able
Tor furnishing Floor and lo oil ohs and ell
goods the Low few moments urpectNn will
ds hat the spring style OF be sold lowers
No -. Bovery than q down t0sn sf0.es
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

NEIODEONs The dOubleheyed MeOdeous of Good
man Baldwin ard these n g Il W. saith, io wbich
HoRAcg WATERS SIS s1le Agent ere acknow
edged The only tuned Ia the eqa
tur FOT q low prices
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

IRUssEs.-The only Prize Medal for Trusses was
awarded TO hARsH Co BY the Industrial Exhibition ofa Nations
The Cysts Palace for their rsdea cTe Tss The peculiar
character Of his IIo ha beer Sc forth in complete ard
Pehensvo Pamphlet dertiVe ofeyery vsrey Rupture
tie stocking, Knee Caps aud variety Of handsgc
No Ma mi a. Nav y1r
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29


AsIERoNs ten spacious rooms 20 o. Bowerv stocked
Whhtpertd Medallion Velvet faueTy Brussels Thee-nly u-
cir Carpets Rags OC.Oths Mats Mating window
Shatgs &c a. tremendous bargains.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

CATER BOOTS-SPRING STYLE.-CA ANrRELI, Of
No SS6 Bowery has superior assortment OF aaeF gsr
boots fr The prug and those who
wkh their feet In elNgut coverings should fail 90
pairoh4c his eHahlhueut ds chaes low those for
durable hong twelve hi
nss pair Call and make Inspection Of gses slippers
h..kar
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

BALLOON FEAT.-A strong balloon would carry
ten rscns and bsssge the plans cut 500 miles
ten hoos thus what ssyins Of time and toll and with
ANS fvLsosc WaEERs-one oFss eoagh d.ssn heals
roa end box VIII TIE obstinate cold IS bx
Sold BY c. CLIoKENER Co. No 81 BGelays Assn,
70 TYork ard vicinity.
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