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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-06-15

u The Harrisburg Union announces that
Gov Bigler is ready to take the stump and meet
Mr. Pollock on all questions involved in the pres
ent contest. Some Of the Wing papers affect to
be overjoyed at the announcement, when in fact
they were in hopes that Gov. Bigler would be
scared off by their Dragging about Mr.. Pollock
ability as stump speaker" We believe the
Governor to be fully equal TO the task of de-
tending his official acts and principles of his
party. He is as able to stump the State as to
raft the Susquehanna, and we all remember how
triumphantly he & came down the river on raft
three years ago. The fact is Bigler is a clear
headed statesman and forcible speaker, and it
will require strong man to hold his own with
him in debate.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-06-15


49, The Cincinnati Commercial, has the fol-
lowing in regard to the Nebraska bill. and the
agitation of the subject by wings and abolition
lists:
The consequences Of the passage Of the Neb-
raska bill, so far as they are unfortunate are de-
stined to enure to the SOElh. They will he felt
soon enough in that section Of The Union. nndcr
any state OF circumstances, to supercede the ne
cessty of measures for their acccleration. and
severely enough to do away with any demand for
the means ofintensifcation. Neither is agitation
required to secure the occurrence Of such conse-
quences. They will come soon enough for the
safety of the Union-quite soon enough for the
tranquility of the people. And although dopbt-
less the tendency will be, from no onward to
sectionalize the great political question of the
country we have too little taste for the results of
such process TO gire dsy conntendnce to measures
calculated to increase the tendency"
That man talk like a sensible man and pa-
triot, if he is whig. We hope there are a GOOD
many whig editors yet to be found, who will stand
by the Constitution and the Union, and refuse all
association with the party of agitation, disunion
and treason.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-06-15

GC~The Presidents supplemental Message on
our Spanish relations will probably be sent to the
House to-day. 1t will demand an APPROPRIATION
of fifty thousand dollars to defray the expenses
of a Commission to Madrid to help Mr. Soulc to
acquire Cuba.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-06-15

u At a meeting of the Common Council.
Q'hladelphia,) a man by the name of Dougher-
ty had been selected a candidate for Messen-
ger, by the allied forces, but report was circu-
lated that he was not q native-born citizen. and
1t was determined at once by the Know Moth
ings, that he should not be elected. Mr.. Dough-
erty addressed letter to the Councils stating
that he was native of Kentucky, and that he
had been resident of that city for the last
thirty years, still one Of the mem bers remarked.
& that his name was Irish one, and he was
not elected. We really synpathize with Mr..
Dougherty in his defeat, but he had no business
to be an Irishman's son.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-06-15


GENTLEMEN:-Your communication in refer
ence TO a prohibitory law has been received, and
in reply, say the constitutionality Of prohibi-
tory law, similar, in its essential features to the
one referred to in your interroga,ores, having re-
ceived a judicial determination, by the highest
courts Of several of our sister states, and the
principle having been recognized by the Supreme
courts of the United States, am relieved from
the responsibility Of first decision. The Courts
having affirmed the constitutionalty Of prohib-
tory law, and being of the highest authority,
believe, upon principles and authority, such a
lity, in my opinion, would not be affected by
submission of its repeal 10 vote Of the pe"!.iv.
Every measure of moral or political reform,
sanctioned by the representatives of he People,
within the limits of the Constitution, would rC-
ccive my official sanction. The czpcdency and
their representatives and their viii, constitu-
tionaIly declared, should be respected by the exc
cutivc. If the people demand, and their repre-
scntativcs enact such law, their Will should not
be resisted by the exercise Of the veto power: 4
power purely conservative, and only TO be exer-
cised in cases clearly unconstitutional, eXhib;
ting indubitable evidence Of hasty, injurious and
imperfect legislation. Such being my views of
official duty in the premises, should the lcgis
ture-thc constitutional exponent Of popular
will-enact such law, it would, in the event Of
nay election, receive the executive sanction.
Yours very reSncf.. fully
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-06-15
Philadelphia Election.

We give below the Official vote as given for
Mayor, City Solicitor, Comptroller, and City
Commissioner
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-06-15

OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
BOsToNPRICEs CURRENT.

BOSTON, May ~.
ASHES-The market Is better supplied
with both Pots and Pearls. Sales of the for
mcr at q 6tc, and the latter 6s per 10, cash
FLOUR he market has been firm dur
ing the week--aud the quantity of Flour
thst has reached this aud the New York
market is small compared with previous sea-
sons. Extras scarce aud will be short I'M
al after next harvest, owing 10 the small
supply Of good white W heat in the country.
The sales Of Western common brands at 80
a 9.2j; fancy At s9.2j $50; extras at $40
a 10 80. Extra Genesse is selling at Sil a
! l.5O per Dbl, and the receipts in prospect
are s--.
CORN-Corn has advanced since our last
report, owing TO moderate receipts and favor
able foreign adyiccs The principal sales
have been at ~ osc for Southern yellow,
:! s3c for mixed aud 7s a 79c Cor white.
OATS No material change to notice !;
Northern are selling at 90 &c per bu-
as to quality.
RiE-Salcs confined to small lots at 80
a si.35 per bu.
WHITE BEANS Are rather dull; sales
at s a LIS per bu, as To quality.
HAI-Stock small-sales of Eastern at
s2 y per ton, cash.
ilOPS-Are quiet. but continue to be
held al Bic per h.. cash, with small sales.
BUTfEk-llas been arriving quite freely
and selling at 20 2Ic for choice, and IA a
lsc for other kinds.
CllEESE-New is selling from 5 l0c
per III. as TO quality.
POTATOES-Good are becoming more
scarce as the season advances, and full pri-
Ces are obtained Common Whites selling
at : l.l0i Peach Blows at sl.l0 LIS;
and Chem ngoes and Carriers al sl.25 a l.50
per bu.
WOOi4-Fine fleece Wool is taken about
as fast as received at steady prices For the
lower grades the demand has been but mod
crate.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02

HoRo,cay's Pais, most effectual Remedy
for Bilious Complaints and Indgestion.-A
Captain in the mercantile service, who trad
ed many years between the Bahamas and
Florida. suffered for a considerable time from
severe bilious attacks and Indigestion. de-
preston Of spirits, bordering on melancholy,
a sinking at the pit Of the stomach, also an
unnatural craving after substantial food he
paid an immense sum of money for medical
advice without obtaining any benefit; how
ever extraordinary It may appear, he was cur
ed in less than six weeks by taking Iloo-
ways Pills, and for the last two years he has
not felt the least symptom Of bile, indiges-
ton, or disordered liver.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
MarkGts.
cambridge Cattle Market.
NtsbAsf "Hs o. ic'
Reported for the Atlas.

NtbNttbhsf Ahf 81 icel
Reported for the Atlasl
~ market today 50 Csule about an Boeve., and no
sipfcs. consisting drWorting Oxen, Co~s and year.
ungs, Two and Three Years Old.
fuers-Malkei Beef-Extia 40 so per ewi, qNick
u, gaht' 9 90 % qaaliy $50 e,75 81 quahty
a. % ordinnN
iiiaes-s6 r. 8 so per O. ".
Taiow-ss IS $50.
fels-sl i.s7
Calf skins l3e per a.. quick.
veal taivrs-S3,-3 IS, q, ! many ordinary at 81
i-2a2Jt
teUtliing Gait e. None,
Stuses-W ofkiug OSr No saies
Cove and calves-S30, 81, -, IS, g.. a. A., 81
- 20. ~ market n.
Ncarings None. Two Ysau pid-Ncue. Three
Ncars oli-s5l, Sc, s., 81, 65. e., TO, eta tu2.
sheep AMI Lambs llls at nufkei-marc ihrn half
Lsu'hs Es,fa 6,25. $50, q 90 by lot - . 2j,
So. 3,s5 :, 5a5,75
Seinr-Nour.
heinatks-ihe market opened early snd hfiss with
siigh adeauce 30 a.ound, and before ~ o'rlurk
stncs US most uii sold aad fakon asay. Tine rhoie
staft 90 nafAet Has excellent. The cattle uain.
were CT BOO early. aud the STOCK ~ cuoi ofdl
THO weathet Is CO. %, With northeast wind, which
hos quicArnei sales.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02

Newspaper Museum. This paper is filed,
and may be scen,free ofcharge at Hoiiopay's
PHI and Ointment Establishment, PA, Strand,
London, where Advertisements and Sub.
scriptions will be received for this paper
Mr.. Holloway .receives 1000 newspapers
from all parts Of the world, and keeps regu-
lar files, which are open to all visitors free
of charge. If any Green Mountain Boy
strays away to England, let him call at IIol-
loway's Museum for news from home.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02

A western paper announces the marriage
Of Mr.. Andrew Horn to Miss Julia Parker,
President Of the Young Ladies' Temperance
Society, Of the place wherenpon a wicked
wag Of an editor expresses his extreme re-
greet at Miss Parkers forgetting her obliga-
tons to the cause, and proposes the follow
ling epitaph =
Pair Julia lived template maid,
Preached temp'rsncs ditties night and morn
But still her wicked neighbofs said
She broke her pledge and took A. Horn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
Sick Headache.

Rock Rose co;-Fiom earl, childhood have hesn
susiec' 70 severe periodical attacks " SICK Headache
at times rendering unhtto ausud 10 my household
duties. FOR the sst two year, h,ve been ~cry weak
and bad little or spreiite hut by tho use Of ,oui
triract Rock Rose, gonetn honllhis much improve
ed, nv appetite is good have had no headache
and feel better and stronger than have for years be.
fore. MRS G "A. WEBSTER.
New Haven, Sept. 18th, 1857
b1r MANUFACTURED for the Pfopreiors by G..
a. WEBSTER, Pharmaceutical Chemist, New
Haven CT For sale BY FRED. v SMITH aad n. o..
TYLER, Montpelier VI and dealer. Ia Medicine
generully where pamphlets, &C, may be had gratis
s5.iw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02

and visitors at Roxbury, who see the stone
only in the rough block, or as the slabs leave
the saw, cannot justly appreciate the beauty
Of the finished article. The difference is a
bout the same as between rough bar Of
cast steel and the same article shaped and
nnhshed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02

o. The Washington correspondent OF
the Journal of Commerce says, there is
reason to suppose that the President will send
to Congress, after a week or two, message
about our relations with Spain, proposing
hostile measures"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
JlRatbg.

In Montpelier, May 2Gth, of Fuin nary compliant
Mrs Hannah Devils daughter OF Z. &. Wing, ESQ, aged
p yras. sis. Wing was very e-timtbie young lady
aud fotn the evidence % her inst sickness dufil e
which made pfolss sion Of religion, have every
boevo sAe has changed uns for beuof world
-Frtsnan.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02

Mr.. Clayton, the leading member Of the
Senate committee on foreign relations, it
is said, is Of opinion that war with Spain
will commence within ninety days.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
BOTTLE,
Marrlagr5.

At Christ Church in Waitsheld May 20th, by the Rev
J. r.. Johnson, Ofvs NJ Iiukham Of pomffet, and Mary
-. Jones diasbter of the late Matthias = Jones, tsq
Of Wtit-ish
In Noniptl ier, Mas s5th. by Rev. Brown, Mr.. VA.
than nodsc and Mis- Caiista Phinney, both Of Eat
honipolIar.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
NOTICE.

NETTING or The GREEN MOUNT AIN
n iota. iaihie Medical A.sociution,m will be- heid
% nanyi is on Weanv day, thn 7h OF Junn, NEXT ~
30 urioe.. 3. NJ. public adlfsss viii be de iiv cred
b, d.. .. stone, al . 2. a.
J. STONE, Secretary.
So Ioh4.luy, May T., 1854. si.iw
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Papier MaChe.

II u the hest and most durable inaterai known Tor
Picture Frames, Mouldings. Cotnitos, Brankui.,
House Caps, tapiiols, CONSOLES, Mindov Cnrniers,
and all kuds Of House Ornaments Cen'cre pieces
tar Ceilings. all s'zss uuc prices, which be
To sny part of the coueirs ani auy cla0ter can pot
them up ina few moment. without treating any dust
diff. Also hiuck Lo'ters FOR Sgn-, Gilt Mouliing-
and cu'nices fer ship Cabins. Ship Gaps, both plain
and otuamcuti L ornanented Piia.rets ne ~ wiz nut
crack any heat ct climate oref funsce nor "wafp
uog give 30 any sey-it can be cut, hicd, sawed,
planud, mud turned by lathe, II can be uated ami
~. ny Il l. Il u. NM. D-LL-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
MOTORPATHIC CARD.


Or II. HALsrED, isfmefiy Of Halsted Hail, Roch-
ester, n y, llAaown author OF the stem Of
MotoiPaths, and BY bis great in the Of
and iemgved to the ceisbTaied RIO UND HILL,
WATER CURE REIRllAI, al
Northampton Mass, here, VITA Improved faciiiiles,
be vii continue The practice OF his pee uar system "a
connection 18th the hyaropathie Treatment.
d.. u. was one Of the earliest advocates, asd has
lorg been and sll is, OF the successful pfae-
TONERS OF The Water Cue system. Nevertheless, ~
lhe treatment Of Chrouie Diseases, aud especial ny
those incident 10 Woman, experience has taught him
ihHt -hoferPaug, ined with the Water Cure reat-
meui, n 10 all cases much etiectua ard wil re-
sofe m4ny patlents who beyond the 70 sch OF Hy
dfopathy alone. THIS has been made a1pareut tho
cue Of sers many nervous AND iusl aiis here
tninre unteached, and ct Dyspepsia aud PAfayss aGd
the numerous aud comllcAt diseases OF the Liver
and kiineys-
Df. confident IN saving that in many long stand
ma diseases houopaihy 10 The only avsilable remedy.
More THAI seven thou.aud persons have been
fully treated % bis tofner Institution and with the
improved heilies OF Round Hill, DIR. II. looks Tor
ward 10 success Physicians are respectful
~ invited 10 ca ADD lest iof themselves the az OF
his system.
A. summer retreat for the lienas OF patients or
others seeking RELAXATION and pleasure, Round ilil
staad- aiooe unfiyaed. Iis mountain air, hmpid
~a'erand delightful nelly have gven II world vide
reputation.
Ills tofmer Institution At Rochester Is for sale HIS
~ofA on Moiofpathy eau he obtaiued by remiting
postage stamps.
Address Il. HALSTED, NJ. D.,
hound iiiiii Northampton, Mass. 79:3mo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
REFERENCES.
Sale Of DIR. ,s'Lanes vermifuge.

e Among the hundreds of letters csrti6 ,ni e. and
orders received by tie poprietors Of thi- medicine
the following selected to show ts eharaeter and
tbs effect Of its 10 distant part of The w, st.
Royahon, Boone Co Ia, May 10, 1850.
Aessrs ]. Kidd a. Co.-Gentlsmen-I write to you
to solicit agency tor the iavalnabs vemii1ge sou
prepare. Sometime STAGE, purchased dozen vial.
nj Mr. G. Edy, end prescribed At in my prae ice and
II proved 30 eheeual in the explosion If verms, that
otAsr preparation 1 SATISFY tls citizens Of the village
end ueiNay. Please sead gio.s Of the Vefni-
fuge Immediately. Yours, sc.
SAMUEL ROSS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
The Boston Papier Mache Co.,

take pleasure To- SAYING the pcopli Of hs country,
that thrs now have two lafge iactnfi the mnuu
actUfe oi PAPER Mache Ornainenis-and are prepar.
Ell 10 execute orders any desga 81 short notice
Our wOrs hHs been fully trsted and il now preferred
both Tor rs beauty, md durability and che pness
rii kinds ot carved work from which ID a. difficult
for the mos, practical eyo TO dttHguts u. We
pfeoaird TO speat Of the uses Of fnpcr Msche
uot matter OF conjecture guesswofk, but as a
reality.
We would refer partiaulaily 10 the new and beau,-
iul church raceutis hult IN RoVhurV BY the Dudley
siico Bi1 ist society," where Guthic work may he
ranneis, Ciockets. Roseites, and Flow 10
irpnt OF Giileryafge Arches, Gross, Croekeis Bat.
Elements, Columns & Tor Screen Patera'-, Finoais,
Norman Roses, Car tor pulpit, aud IN The gallery
may %, seen Que 81 Messrs Simmons Co.'S llTge
gab-, oframented euiife with Pspiei Nachr. Also.
large number 81 elegant private houses IN this city
inh vicinity. Fouf huilt and hnished by rhil4nn Tur
Ger N Co, eight huiit J. Turref Co., Chief Jus
tee Shaws huu-e Mount We Stieet, and latge
number of Others iur.ishod both inside out, aud
the ships Cabins Of Daniel Nehsrr, Stahordshre
Gem OF he Ocean, Herald ct the Mourning, Boston
Light & C.. Se SC.
Architects and Others use The Papief Mache in pre-
fersncr any other material We Invite al to ca II
I'D our Ware Rooms, Mu-eum Bniiiisgs, p = 26 IRE
mont sirnct, Boston, and -Xaminn THIS new article
used suhsiiue nr Carved wood, Plaster, and Com
position pinsntsntti work Orders promptly attend
ed To. itfess
BOSTON FAPIER MACHE co,
80 On q aud % 1femoui IT Roston.
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1851. WESTERN OUTE 1854.
amy other point on LAKE
MICHIGAN, SIS.

THROUGH TICKETS To Bnfilo TOLEDO, aud all
Poiuis on lake Michigan Tor sale at doutpeef Depot
~ J. W. HOBART.
May % ls5i s5
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DWELLING-HOUsE for Sale.

EFuR stle, the dweii ng-housn, oa Elm Street, re-
crails occurred By Ageinon :. Camp. The house
has shrd dad hin attached, and Is located The
eeaifo o business. For further particulars inquire of
LYMAN q. CAMP.
honipol'cF, June l, 1854. s5;3w
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATEl
TO VERMONT FARMERS.

]
/ J'HE SUBSCRIBER oaer.hi. Fam, a.r sale, 10 ne
400 as,s: "a: isa,gS'ss, ,Sss' = .s';.
POD The liver ssre'e. :, :. pleasso,ly situated on
sanose Lake. More han half !. Interval Thsta i.
.oii water eeafi6e door, I'd log 6a'e mail pa.ss.
vel ron ,nn ~ south r's ~. f"o
~ on. "i @,.,"o, Ma Fs,m ,,,s az ,s,1os
bee" oeeare9 ss oot ,ss arS h.. ss @p ~
Of Iron si h. S sssa @ @ on he sT So S,
w, N de.;,a5 ~ =, Ia y, 49, ~. ~
irss rer ig,,be, e,,ie.,sr. ,Jd,s.'tbe .a,.s,",
s1 ssS Lake. s'''' coO''' HsM fi's
STATE TATE, OF % o vERnoNr' 49, r,esa,e Corr
;od 'i ,s ss Di'' aforesaid on the $50 do, Of NAV
An In'tiumeni rurportins to he the la, win md
T r'ssai'''' Mrs e''' c'''''''' r'''''' therein
ihereloIe, u !. ordered BY sail Court iha, rubhe
ano, 49, w., r,, =, i .'a .e,e'n, \"
# lpss P,I aS sG9 nat n S O. o s,s Of 6s sS w ,ss
Ss. o,ss at oces a S"d S,s hs
9'i Of ~beh she'll be previous 10 the day assgned as
aiTesaih' igr neatne'
"srn uuaei nv han1 ~ ne itno 10 'tlce, 81 Yves
hanselgh this a'ih a.t ct NAY = 49,
o'''" 'phN ~ ~ i'hlNS'N' Judge
nrnsn nt,S-.r-,
y Ell n Ia GNIG -,
x-,rn,p p,s.r- ,t.t
Montpelier May "a 1854 sti~
PA X ASOLS Pa HASOLS. .
1OO PARAsoLs, from 2s cents, up jus, received
NJ, % issI - yuAx l. Etxa
U = - VEN -,
t,5lLL buv rood cbanaeahle. plaid O, stnpod
w DRESS sii''s. womb from Is TO se GEMS
May "a, is5A 81 LYMAN KiNG
-.
LADIES' and CHILDRENS -
SHOES Il CATERS,
From the tnanu warranted.
May24 ls54 a. LYMAN KING.
OMIT pITTETN TO nnDrrnTNT
OlNL ll4lt0 lD OhA tAlAas
rssl.q,arp.,.,o. t,i,.. ,,..,,i,d .rc,,,r,. ,,i,b
! a.. a., ,b,.",,,' .,,, h.. go
Na, o. 1854 II Nfi,Au FRFNru
10y
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CRYSTAL PALACE
WORLDS FAIR,
ASSOCIATION for the EXsEfBi-
TEUN OF the INDUSTRY of
ALL NATIONS, New
York CITY.

Ogeu DAILY from A. ~ uli Shutdown.
Admb,ioo on u occasions twenty-five CENTS.
The CRY Stall PALACE abounds with the most
remarkable prvdu ctons OF potn II the globe.
It, f4re sperllsns If Mechanical skill and the Fac
Aris h.va been furnished ~ many thousand aiubu
lore ro.'aeut 90 Europe, A-i4, Afsiea and America
GOLD MEDALS sod CA~H fREMil NS 81 Oae
Ihous4ni uoilirs each, aud less well a. Diplomas
Nr offered by she Associat ton tor The best speci-
meas iuiustrys SKIN aud An
The lace vail NOI D. opened 10 The EVENING
nj pfsscui, except eRon special occasions, due
OF which wIl. be elHet
r5af #f u. BANNuN, President.
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DIMMOCK'S COMPOUND OIL

az aflc'e OF the iost tsequencO 10 DOL Growers
share Of the lrade u solicited.
JACOB srOTT.
MOntpolier, April lS.h, ls54. 7s;u
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Copal Varni s h ,
Lady's New Fashion Book,

hNTllE FIRST or EVERY MONTH is rtl,l .hed.
" pure p Ceufs, Freak Lesle's led s G-7ZETIh
Of Paris, LlHd0a and .Nfu Yafk fashaHs, cont .fin-
100 eusraVn-'s ei the Newc.i STYLES o. Ladies' and
Chirrn's i.is, Jap, Dresses, Mnnitiias, &C. full
ike Paper Pattern OF Mantiiia, lise sheet Of Pa
ferns. and dssefipfi,n Of Gforhei Wok, sfucrs on
Keletvo Leather Work. Telpsi Pa Bti@gs A. Eit-f-
iatHIug Lit-faiy Matter, Tales. &c Novele .te nv
Mas ArSSrEFHFNs. Aiso--each Fart contain. Nor
Song Plece Of .nasc Auange We been conn
plecd IN PAM, whereby The Newest pnsiens will 49,
p-af IN This Wosk mouth before the PARIS FASHIONS
Books are - eoived ~ the steamer.
fari J.. ~as-surd on January Ia; 1854 AMI has Hscn
fe!riuted six different tnes 30 ofder mect abe De-
maud. Al The bsck numbers eau be Obtained The
coored Paie si1ne worth money than charged
Tor the whole Part.
Extracts From the Papers.
l. Is b. far tho best Fashion Boos t-sufd 90 this
county. We curdi LIS recommend it'i-.N T. Yaifg
Tmss " Taxes fue highest rank anuug hl iorfnal- 81
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