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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-09

REMARKABLE STuNE-A FACT FOR THE VI
oUs.-We have frequently heard OF the oX'sH
Of stone said TO possess the power Of attract
poison ejecring into the system from The bI's
animals, reptiles and insects. We regarded
story Of its existence, however, like that Of
'.Philosopher's stone, a mere creation OF ihe'
aginatiOn. We were informed recently, hover
by an intelligent and reliable gentleman oil
country, and member Of the last legislature
his mo'her-InIaw has such a stone in her pos
s1n; that it has been in possession o. differ
members Of the family for two or three gem
tons, and that although it came from ScolIanl'
account can be given bv any one how it wa'T
obtained. The stone, he Informed US is veryh
of porous nature, dark grecnlsh color aDI
more than an inch or Two long. That he hs'f
piled it in numbcrless instances 10 persons wv
BY spiders and snakes, with entire success
in one instance only, lowing to too gren drIA
out Of great many, did it fail to afford sF
reIlti, and effect Il complete cure. On aPPF
the stone to the wound, il instantly adher".
remains until saturated with the poison, and
drops off. On placing IT in warm water the ~
is soon seen 10 come out in grCrnISh sPfaT
when The stone may again be applied until ~
plete cure is effected This is a desert piIon a
nature and qualities Of this singular and "p
stone, which perhaps hut few persons vii, r'
clined to believe, although literally true. w.
not aware thal the existence Of such a SUI
knows in the scientific world al all.
Shirt oftte S"pD
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-09

LETTER FROM AN UNEXPLoRED CoUNTRY-
Dr. Livingston, an adventurous and persevprg
explorer and missionary, is nj present prosecute
his labors in the interior Of Africa. lie whs
occasionally 10 n newspaper Of Cape Town,@
il recent arrival at Boston from that distant POI
brings one of his letters. which is Of a motr
tercsting character Going boldly INTO regis
which the foot Of the white man had never beH
penetrated. the Doctor states that he was ever
where received with confidence and treated vi
kindness. He however gives very nnavons
account Of The moral condition of the natives ~
cites as an instance the refusal OF a young nH
chief to listen to his teachings "est they sbcs
chance his heart and MIKE him content Elbd
wife," In canoes the Doctor explored great
beautiful rivers, and on tie backs Of hipP0rdn
so he says-rode through magnificent Tors
in The midst Of country unknown to g"ogropb"
But in spite of the beauties Of nature, the hills 40
valleys, the shining rivers and The sylvan wIdF
nesses along their shores, levers and deadly d..
eases prevail, he saws. 10 4 fearful extent aUs
the climate generally insaIubrIous md unheaihT
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-09
Terms of Subscription,

ui., one door south of sadIer's IIoleE-up s,airs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06
A EOunCiuy Girl.

Miss Rosina Delight Richardson, accor.
ding TO a writer in the Boston journal, is q
dccrtable armfu', belonging to the State of
New llamp'hrc, where she res. with her
iather, a substantial farmer. She is thus
d. scribed Miss RoSin1 is 10 years Of age,
is feet 81 inches in height, measures feet
4 inches around the waist, q feet 2 inches
around the hips, % inches around the arm
aboy the elbow, II inches around the arm
below the elbow, md feet 10 inches in
straight line across the shoulders At birth,
she weighed lbs; at5 years, lis pounds :;
at 10 years, 2GS pounds at - years, 800
pounds asd now, at - years OF age, she
weighs AIS pounds. On estimating the
quantity Of cloth in her clothing, when dres-
s d for a ride on winters day, we found il
70 contain esl yards Of 4 yard wide cloth
She has brown hair dark blue eyes, is Of
fair complexion, and las what Dhr no,ogisis
would call a well balanced head. the pcrrcp.
tive organs prcdominating, She cnn knit,
spin, weave, make shirt, or batch Of
bread; is a good singer and PLAYS the piano
with taste and skill, and il oansidrrcd one Of
the best scholars in the town where she rr-
sides; is courteous aud aiiablc, and liy Is in
cony, rsat'on. and ovinccs general knowl.
edge which might raise blush Oh the cheeks
Of some Of our city bellies
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06
Rtic Parry OF the People.

Inc great political panty Of this country
IS The Democratic party. II is the only truly
national party the country has ever known.
Its po'iry, its principles, lis measures, it's
sympathi,s, It's history, IT, past and its fu.
turc, are coCXtgns,vc with the aion Of the
States and are id,utiCal on the confines Of
the republic and at iis center Il is The great
national party, ana must always remain SO.
Fortunately, a 'otcnlporaIy remarks with
great truth and propr,ty, the doctrines and
habits of the democratic party are such as
10 TT il for the r sponsihilitils Of political
Affairs. Artless and free in is action, it
never shrinks from the task of political re-
form, however radia', or from the IOld cx-
orcise Of the power Of gnvornmcnt in the ma.
tio al defence OF IN the necessary pu,IOs,a
Of domestic order But It knows how 10
distinguish between J0iiticai affairs, (Which
are the province Of political patty and
those other concerns which pertain 10 the
liberty Of the private citz,n--cxcmpt from
the domination Of either factions Of govern.
mcntS. II is an adage among democrats that
the world Is governed too much, and il il
one OF the corinal ends Of their action as a
party 70 shield the people against The unncc-
cssary intcricrrucc ofauthoIitv Ihcy deny
TO government the right to MAJ age or con.
trol what ycr can safely he l,it 10 the discre.
ton OF ndlylIuaia iH the exercise Of ,nciJ
own free viii Hence the tcnUs Of our iailh
are true am simple bat they mc comprchcn.
sivc enough to embrace the legitimate ends
OF government For reasons that We have
parity indicated, some Of them are merely
negatyc--d'nyi power whore power is uI-
necessary or might be dangerous. Thus our
party limits itselftO the functions of A nero
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06
Size Of H:ic Ark.

fc,,l l.-,I A., n, -. .r ~,
i''I'H "''e wv w '.o
"'N' anu navy "SS.' w. ''i"' u 20 H'' "no,'' V
" S"liVs' t.I"t ''v' .'I', 'Iu,J ~ u n'e.s.'
.onsHu ~" a'Ee 'i"ut', o,'",u al '.'e "a
au,te Nn',J,' WHY ,nGs' '"'G oJ''' "vu ~ " s s"
s,.ne' m'In s"'i',y''' 'oo. s,r ",Iy ~ E.,"n 'o
s'A u t".,' ,Dontns I""', 'o' '''s l 'tl' g., -
,"l" wi VI. ,o"'ioo'eo "".'.n"'' , ,.u ~, iV'
JHe n'Iu anu 10 om ow c w t W.. r~osd .Ss ',t y,
W,''e''t'o''so' ~ ''io "'h .,",n Wv 49," VI
nos'Gs aau c"'Tu ale 'le'' -" '"p 'uH ~
PosS'o!I soaie' in'Ic a'a WV ".'''.',', i''
sN'H VI eU' II o',' ,,.'' II Is t'E".t',, t.'",
'S' OF 1901 ana haH !ho CO. ot".' !" !. ,,,, 10
one 'oot eisit ihch's we WI" ,aNe !; o''y
"t the lowest; Moses states 'ne arA was wa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06
TIE DAY Is DONE.
NOT by LoSGFrLLoy

The dav is done, and darkness
From the wing fnight is loosed,
As feather is waited downward
From chicken going to roos,
see the lights of the baker
Clean through the rain and mist,
And feeling Of sadness comes ore me,
That ! can not wei! resist
A feeling of sadness and iongiag,
That is not like being sick,
And resembles sorrow only
AS brick.bat resembles q brick.
Come, get for me some supper
A good and regular meal,
That shall socthe this restless feeling,
And Danish the pain feel,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06

The appointment Of this irc-catcr among
the English aimiral-, to the chief command
~ the Baltic, indicates, more than any otn, T
st p they have before taken, the determine
ton OF the British ministry TO fight. This
apr ointment, il is said was brought about
hy lord la'm,rston, who il not Only per
sonal fri nd Of NapI,rs, but who wished To
express th absolute necessity Of some vig1.
rous acton On the part Of Great Britain In
this MEASURE, Iic was opposed hv the first
Lord Of thc Admiralty and by Lord John
Russell and Aberdeen, who wanted a man Of
less decided character in the station
Sn thmi,g Napier is GS years Old hut.
still retains the vigor Of constitution that
marked his earlier years, He is conne,
tIon Of Col. y pier wio wrote the history Of
the war in Span Sir Charles commenced
his naval career as mlshipman when four
tn years Old, and has ther fore been fifty
four years IN the service. IN 1909 he was
ma post captain. and assisted in taking the
island uG Mar r4uc. In lsl3 wc find him
in t.c seryicc ofs lily, capturing thc island
Oi i'e.a, EG'T q .a!.ti'-'ras cp4lg,d in taking
Of Ai,&aHdr.a. 4, g2ulN yPaIs of quiet h,rc
succeed d, wh,iss.m Sy.gh. is, Ly the consent
0i the British government, the Admia al Of
the Porugu sc hctt which dfat,d the
lices 0! Don Mga,l aud settled Maria On the
thfonc. In 1870 wc find him ~ sccond in
command on tie cost Of Syria, against the
Egyptian prin -, and he su g, odcd in neg0.
tatins peace w,th them. Hy is a man u
smgl. hthts, onCrg tic and pcrs ryng. H.
hlr said il war IS not declared b, fore he "a. $
INTO The Baltic, he shall declare it when gets
there. lie is q slrewd man, full Of plar- spd
coilriyanccs, IN in acton one Of the most
.Towpt men Of Tie British Navy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06

merchant prince as simple clerk, th re
was no doubt that she loved him
Mary vas very much surprised, and per.
haps not n little chagrincd to find the ro-
man~e OF marrying clerk so suddenly dis.
appear. but in the wealth of mutual love,
they were richer than the snil,s OF fickl,
fortune, which had blessed them with All
abundance Of the good things Of life.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06
Endi.,Is Treaties.

L., 'r,,,,;a, |, Io,,,
iI,.V Lo's ,I',''" ',u'''I ,,a,' c c., ',L,, L
~" ~ e.v S,m'' rI =" W. ,e".. ,to' t''' ~
.o,o Tue t''cI ts oi I"us.,sS ac ps no' May
pI. -, ", n1.,,''.ns,p, J ,, W e 'J'." .',
WV .' o'''nt "',u WV 'D 'I
VI a, u''E ,b,r lanJs ~ ho sSc,oi bv tbc
d"r1 J' % ,%,;r I c',rro " w oLodo anj .brv I'm.
,I au;"h "' III ,Iai,ns g.. nI ,rd,.;
d',, ,n"n,;" -" % and al ",nirs 70 ,.nds oas, or
S W;Ssonri ',r ryor ~'' Thc m snms ~ h" noid tbom
w. 49, n,,,,,a nnI N;econr;os So 400
@ ,a,, ''C c,r r'.,. % .Ia "rN YN ann,n,
c',"I. ca ~ '',' 9, nnn cIr -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06

CoLoYlzArioN.--Cha Henderson, Esq.
Of Danvic, kentucky, has emancipat, d
twenty-five Of his slaves to 90 to Liberia, una
der the direction Uf The x Cntucky Coloniza.
ton Society, in tao May expedition from that
Stat. H. g.roe them a full outfit. and 70
n. Kcrt-c'Iv Cc,or Et1on St,Tstv 500.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06

A SERIOUS RrNoR.--rhe telegraph nows
from New Orleancs contains an Lon to tho
effect that lly .!morlcans had been arrested
=. San Bias for landing without prore. pars.
ror.5, ard would be sAo..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06

The y W York Herald has complied t1.
bic Of steamboat and railroad accidents in
this country, Hom January 1853, to the prct.
ent time. From II We learn that e. passer.
gcrs have been killed. outright upon raj.
road cars, and 90 wounded, and that 69l
pass ngcrs have come to their death upon
steamboats, and 225 wounded. Tho above
statement shows that, after all, railroad cara
are safest Of the two; hut both aIo tern.
ble ahd dsgr cefally hazardous to human
life,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06

Western editor gives the GLOWING Nc tho
most approved method of killing leas in
those parts;
Place the animal on pine board and
edge him in with putty; then read him an
account of all thcrailroad aud steamboat ac-
cidcnts which have happened within the las,
twelve months; when he becomes so scared
as no, to he able to stir, draw ont his teeth,
and he vii aryc TO death
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06
i.ilmcr, aud Dress Making
G| Va e. @sa..

g. l,Al MuLl .Ui,In hl If'ud. au'
- rfi>iuiu,rs thai he hu- renewed t. hi.
urw sh"p al the - -w'sr .orrti "l III" put
lr squait Wl,T, Il, vi t,Itdi' the mann
'nr,urIl ui rarr Ir's iulgr't aud wagons IN
III, latest anr musi approved ,tyIes i",us a
Innci,G wurkma, h. Il. tl'r' hIns, lIm lr
ran huild a. good wurh a, can be- ,ro laced
~ rh, mnrk,i II uk mrG' ir oIdr' AID
Nnrrani.t to giy, "uili' 'aiI.t "trI Repair.
m. dow" uu the -hutt's' notice.
Cash paid Tor srusoI,, iuml ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06

An Indiana PAPER publishes an account Of
queer hole on u side hill on! there. The
bank cavod in, like many other Indiana
banks, aud left the hole sticking out about
20; ro..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06

The Ladies Rapp,r," is the title Of
sheet Just issued in New York II is edited
by single lady, and advocates ma,rimony
and baby;jumpcrs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06

And now think Of il, You wore little
" lie .pron, aud il mistake not, had the
pleasure Of being shaved by You in person. y
Quite mistake, saw, assuraw you,"
Sundcn'y Mr., Augustus fitzhcrbort whose
real name was John Slninc, remembered an
imperative tngagcmc'' {, and ha.tencd 10 take
his leave.
He was seen 20 enter the cars for New
York on tie following day, and nothing has
becn heard Of him since.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06

Archbishop Hughes is in "ashirg-n.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06
Ti,c sforlcsicnh Bill.

The Washington con, Sponloncc Of the
Missouri lsy.biiau wgit.s as follows, In r.
gard to tbs gr.at measure. We sincerely
hope bis predictions arc false. but as the
measure has got into the "AOspital Of in, ura.
blcs,' there may hc I'll, hope for #: Il con.
s'd, = the o...-;.ad bi d,ad. H. f ndg
IN d, rmiuei stand in favor Of taking
1t up yesterday, 10 Preference to going into
- uI.yu s.-s..n un the treaty. Ta,y w,rr
b. a'cn, aud they vii! always he beaten in cX.
act the same way. lhc u,aty, tn appro.
pria,ious, pr yatc bir.-.@'''-' .. stion ofgr, al
or l,ti!c ca, q nguy., IA,, Jthcr Of no
consrqGcn e .asu'H tu.- Hag4a,s have pri
o'.ty over ir'-Tt 50 s.iblc the project Of
voting firms to the landiyss will finally pre-.
vail. But IL So it will be after a trial and
rvicc ongcr than Jacob underwent for Ra.
chaI nj Leah. Five Of these weary yca,,
hav, flown since Andy johnson, of Tcnn,s.
scc, set his b.l in motion, and the policy o
giving lands to tie laudIy-, seems a5 far dis.
taut from realization as ,ycr.'
OrIGiS or TIE TERN DouGuFAcF At ar
auti-Ncbraska meeting held in Dlhi, New
York, SAYS the Gazette Of that place, .lu y.
Hathaway, who was one Of the speakers
m utiou,d an anerhotc showing the orici
Of the torn doUghtacr So commonly appli,,
to north,r rn m.n with southern principl, :
Whuna young man, he was pros Mt at ~
interview b,twc,u & neral Root and one DR.
Clark, at thst time representing d awar,
and Greene counties in Congress. DR.
Clark was a supporter of the Missouri Com
promise, aud alvutat Il and voted f. the al
mission Of Missouri into the Union mdn
that COMPROMISE. In the conversation wit
cncral Root, he wasrclating some incidcnt
which trauspiryd during the debate upon
the bill. Dr. Clark stated that he adlrrS,c,
the House in favor Of the passage Of the bill
and, said he all the time that | was speak
ing, John Randolph, of Virginia, sat an,
sn crinc'y pointed his Tong, bony finger e
me, and madc up faces at me aud Just as
sat down, hc screamed cut, in his shril
/ sQucaking voice. 'DoWghtIcs, doRgI t',cs
Judge Hathaway remarked, that this Dr
Clark actually seemed proud Of the appcila
ton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06
VA. Mansion House,

asS3v2A AIA - - - DA4 - IASSy
..ssM4 Bi II IS J lliDE
:;litS ~ "pr .rrr'"' h'',n- rec NV =
S% chase thI VT ki'"u sidih-
the court hou e -qitrr. ot W., 'mi nay ~
t,rrly r-nov,t- | a,ti rri'''- q. . mad" i'i'r
deJl, he h--I hous" ~ the CITY
lie tsp pared {" at ".m r'i',"nnY 'h" ..
travellers ~ hoarl-'e ~, very ".t >iN =, 80
will ,iwny- k"rpnn omutl "nh "a gag "'r'
ready to convey p,.--ns ger tu AID II ~ I
Al each tine ot tnrir arTiNnini lh' u'pn'
Hi.l,bl. vii hr rurul-h Il WITH al 'i' ''Ir
c.~s the country can afford, Iurnil"sn'l kW''
wild game whit. hi r-rnis '"r y" tr'''r' '"' "
sien, customers willie aslow asthrt ti.nrs wi'lJ"-
tiiy.
4 ,,rg- barn with ample s. ,''n - a't'rh''
the t,i.r ,uii .irut tui 'co"..u" lti" an hnih.
ot ,,-,-s \t.pa iirL' rnrra5c loi"' "t -"
allpth-r runvruI-ncrs urc'ss" Ni'I 'h''"h''"'' :
those n ho IA tyIavur hiiu with thrlG CUSTOM ~
N.l'E: 1875 ottawa. lllin"'- "N !. ~
II ,..t.r; - Lt iilr street n"H' ~" VI
,tlit 'hurrh Wv ''-'
!. irDIE. i.ii, Y""'' '"d F'""k 'N'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06
EYE lnFlRMARY,
NEW MILLINERY

! D BRt>, MIA, Vi LNi,B ,AEMLNt
Alfs.F. Ml.rF Il SuEDD. annouiCr 10 the pull
VI Ne In.u tn hav' ia,t up U"d new W.
mrry nnA i,rrs- Nnkug Establishment. wiu.r
hey wii att II l,u,rs H., I,un hn"L guud >-nt,
mrut ui t.urs ~ iow puc-- fh-ir stock Is en-
fTSiy ncir. aud itu3i Ih-ir rNp"ti-ur" ihry trust
li,rN AlI be- abe t. >uit n II vino may tav"T them
IA .h.u Iati'ihL',
iIrurhu. 1ri pi"--'ug, cutting I'd hUnp
.lT,.-p- uuur ~ ur,i..ruu short u"iiCr,
Ruon- over the P'rplr.' store ,curu'r nt Naln
.IuIl, ,ui,,r, III ,tr,rI. Ami ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06

The phon'x corrgc is In good order.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-06

T !. irDSE. i.it' Y""', '"d f'i"f '"''
>. .f,c,arer. .t.i ''rr'Hg" |''m"'r; "n'
fCtl,lr,I ;,tl uhn, streets .biiawa W
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

PorlToEs-with increased SUPPLIES the rns,ts "a -
lever; ..le. Of jersey and LOrs isiand 'i - ''9' "
eomnnn 70 prime -, ,no ...t. AZ IS 759
- IS q 100 y. -. n ,,-s plates 10
srFbsx AZ deuard for Clover Seed for bAtno.r G e1
oth,T southern markets. sales OF 80 bbls sf &c hS
Inv "a su; s.les Of 90 bash coed resped ~ Is
Reuah Fl.x.eed q scarce and IN fair detaaoe -
J. S ne A. Bo.ten hear Of 800 bags Csieul'A "
s0AP-Ensli.h Cattle 10 and wantedi nls'
hoxe,,, lie e..h. New.York do q sellinG N os
which Z an sdv.aes; Family Brown Tel fHe'' 'fS' wv -
&c. r , n,o ,,,,. e anil, on N.
ycr,ble terms. Pepper loe Nutmeg st Gi0Oei
l4fc Mace. $685. . ,s ..s,t,. .rs
ar ,dynpee % ie on descriptions eahhshee ne s'eL
se,e,rnf and the arrivals moderste sales ~
Or..r, and Cuba MuseovIdo u Ge, and II" hna' TUT"
Rice st Ste - .s..r-.1 ,-..
tension. Of holders; sales IS bids kentnety os
Ise. Hsvana 20dSc and 100 cases Ohio and Coaneesa'
TiS7he soch Of Ps fhi and the chief Psrt held sy one
p.Tty; saes small lots 2sc cash for bines and 'f ~
str.its Plates are frrn LII, s.t- s.-,.,a.
WEIsKY-The market Il quite firm; with tsr den sea; "a
s,ps Of $50 bbs SIC for 0his .nd Mehisan o'1 iSa
Prison and 4oc for d. 81 days Drudge better Sales NV
hhds 81 &C.. time and interest .sI- q, 7s6
WINES are in fair request; s.les 81 Or nsnefIJ VI
s275; 50 Sweet Malass, e3ic-i 20 Port Il 10
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
Hudson River Market Boats
r,,,ohf I i,f of Cattle AID Fsrm Produce generally,
Reported expressly for The Nev.YOrt Daily Tribune

R.nort.d expressly for The NevYOrk Daily Tribune
Can't VIM l. Jansen ion Neyburgh, arrived st the "nsrt
ot Of W,nsnst Sept reports the following articles ey
80 sape Horse Besyes esreasses 6Nea de- 40 rork
20 I Fowls Turkeys 81 Dneks bbls Eggs 40 tabs out-
Ter syesrina 81 frk ms do aveTsEus 100 Ds ~ bales
Hsy 80 bbls RJe Flour. baskets Aples do Peaches
e,ses Goods do Hsts do. Oh Cloth, 1os do eases
Garrett Bags. A. bsst Feed nj
Csnt q Brincterhef Of thabafe Exchange, from Pougn
teepsie arrived the wharf foot Of Murrayst sept
IN, following articles BY the trip viz; 80 Beeyes Mich Cow
s0 Veal .lyes sheep and Lambs Swine Horses car
,...ss Pork 100 Fowls Geese "a bbs Esgs $50 tubs Butter
sy,rssrr Is 500 bushels Corn 500 do Oats loC 90 kys
20 b.e, Rye Flour do Corn Meal 40 do. Feed bo, A
ple. DO Pears 30 baskets 10 bbls Pums, bbs CIDER
C.rrares 10 boxes Goods bales do, Ice coils Rope
Chair, $50 Provision and Liquor bbs 100 half do do los
40 Timothy Seed leo bbs Ale 30 sacks Dye stun d oo
do IS casks Paint, tierces do 8 tuns Castings . .
Cant Charles Hastead of barge Minnk from Newoursn
,rriysd At wharf foot OF Wsenst Sept reports the io
owna articles BY the trip viz 66 Beeves, IA Veal caves
sheen and smbs Swine 10 Horses 25 eareesses fok "
Fovis Turkeys Ducks bbs Eggs, rs tubs bqter N
,r,ainz IS - frkus do averaging loo 10, 100 oaes ny
s. 40 straw rs bb Rye Flour % bundles Paper 10 eaies
Good. boxes do bales Hsters Cotton, do yarn ao
sbswls Cart, Wagon -. 49,, ri.h
Can't Walter Bree Of the barge Independence rom rsa
kil Landing arrived the wharf foot OF MuraI ocpt
eport. the foowing articles by the trip, VIZ mieh O8w
Wal Calves Horse 10 Pork "a Fowls Turheys
Fionr no bags Corn Meal 10 bbs Vegesbes IL baskets Ap
Ne IS 40 Pear, do Ounces 500 bushels Pums Is bales
Goods bbls C. Apples ia BAGS Sumse. steam Engnes
tun scrap Iron large Planning Machine. cases Machinery
Loads Furniture W. Goods tuns Loose Machinery
fl,s do
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

Lr .Anir,be eonditisp Th. .qar ape %
>,S order The Superintendent informs us ns 80
S.Ipeudirse Of soo go the present. s-s.on % ,aa,
viii Be required for construction for tne
read ftseh has been kryt ~ 70 fault u ny
a,ed 10 be the s;bUili ard best oondi1nea res - s
United states and has . efficient extent Of d04ois
AID ssdrEt 20 preelude al necessity q any na,eI.
cyeass q the construction soco1nt, while n.
ina. fer the uert fvs yss will exceed t per cent
TIE construction daring The sane peot vii h'e
ope half that rate n n.
We GO not propose AZ this time speak pirtie o -
p,rs OF he ro.t Other roads with aniir rsno oi
~, 20 sf arr proftabe The Of the Erie 10 h1osoe
70 the economical vortins oft 1.-THE earnings iof Ine
s,t r.sy II ,op,l 81 so 600 We Why one
half Of this sum or s2T5o coo sloud nnot oe ~ aa
nsr esnt on cost Of esq go zoo Az before sAied
the r6.d will earn dividend ifs cost II Dc vs4
That Il cannot be well managed proposition Eesa az ss d
not Ar nit for AZ The esrnns for 80 VIII
tIeeed &c roo roo wifhogt Any eonsdeabe nerease o
construction account Forty per cent Of this sun equ ~
per cent s94. e9 q,
II the Ere Road only lacked pod n1Sss>~enf 70 enee u
sueeeful and if be probable that IL receiving s1ea ls
,f,ueut the holders Of io stock and secu-
vsnton sscrfes BY forcing them Of II the pese NJ s
thsre .py yeason the panic which prevsls h ioahae
on .nv wei, grounded conviction Would II not be more 70
for the s.ock and boudhoder TO loof more e1fI
into The anasenent and value Of their properly inse OF
binoy giving themselves up the sport Of every WIND hA
blovsl
The circular Of NJ. Ed Bill for the steamer gives