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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

FREE Soil AND FUSION CoNvENTIoN.-The New
Hampshire Free Soil and Fusion Convention a.,
sernbled at Woliboro', in that State, on Wednesday
Geographic dispatch says:
There was about 1850 persons present, embra
cling all shades of politics The Hon. Ichabod
6 'odwin presided and speeches were made by
the President, Amos Tuck, James Bell, J. P Hale
and 5. F. Chase. The tenor of the speeches was
encouraging to the fusion of ell political creeds in
the formation OF great Northern party opposed TO
slavery extension The Nebraska Kansas bill was
severely condemned. No resolutions were offered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

T ABORERS WANTED-TO lay Track
II tweIvs miles from Richmond, on the Virsinia
Central Railroad. App on the work to j. w. Mel
ton, TO the undersigned in Richmond.
N. 8. CARPENTER.
U-Passage free to the work. an 5o-3tsw2wt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

TOR HIRE-A GIRL accustomed to
Il nursing and waiting in the house, for the bal.
ance OF the year. EDW'D D. EACHO,
au 81 General Agent and Collector
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

EINGER BOWLS, Spoon Glasses, Toilet
l. Bottles and a large assortment of nlsin nressea
and fins Cut Glass Ware. for sale by
SCI BULKLEY CO Eagle Square,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

ZINE AND SUPERFINE FLOUR
u G: myen-Slsts Hll-Bushong-D Young-E
1. Coiner-Patrick-Blue Ridge-Hope-Waynes.
boro-and other brands, for sale at market ratee
seq BROWN SHOOK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

BUTTER.-A few kegs
Az of fresh receiving ard for sale by
seq ERX
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

| AGUAYRA, RIO AND JAVA COZ
~ FEE; Pearl Starch; Pepper; Ginger; Spanish
Cigars: Wrapping Paper. For sale by
sci DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

NAvAL.-A dispatch from Boston, dated August
81, furnishes the following naval intelligence:
One hundred seamen from the Navy Yard will
leave to day to join the frigate Independence a,
New York
The Cyane will be paid off soon, and probably be
discharged.
The corvette John Adams is ready to receive her
men,
The San Jacinto leaves on Saturday, her damage
WAS slight and already repaired
An arrival from the coast of Africa reports the
U 5. ship Constitution at Monrova on July 9Th; the
Marion at Goree July l5h all well She brings let.
ter bags from both of them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

&%L HACKS FOR HlkE.-I have
- two three very fine HACKS. with
gentle horses and careful drivers to hire to families
and the public, which may always be had by appiy-
ing at NJ Thompson MAYORS stables, ON 10th sire
opposite the United States Hotel - -o'
Families and others needing handsome and safe
turnout, on any occasion, may rely upon heinz ar
commodated by sending me their orders
au 3O-lm* THOMPSON NAYLOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

II HYDRAULIC CEMENT, warranted of
IL the best quality; Safety Fuse; Cotton Irvine:
9. Alum Salt. For sale by
sci DAVENPORT ALLEN & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

Ok HHDS. very superior BONE SIDES;
~ Il Hhds very superior Clear Sides; 80 Bbls
prime Cider Vinegar 20 Bbls. prime Lard lust re-.
ceived and TOR sale by JNO. WOMBLE & CO.
sci
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

BROAD STREET HOTEL.-WM. p.
- BLAKEY, surviving partner of JAS G. BLAKEy
Son, formerly proprietors of the Broad Street Ho-
tel, respectfully informs his friends and the public
that he will continue to conduct the above Hotel,
and hopes by strict attention to the comfort of his
guests to receive q continuance of the patronag 70
heretofore extended to the old firm. au SO-6t*'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

SALT AFLOAT-Will be landed on the
~ Dock. For sale by
sci DAVENPORT. ALLEN A. co
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-27

TIE GApsDEN TREATY.-The United
States Senate have rejected this treaty
by a vote Of 81 TO IS. on the 18Th
Inst. Much speculation exists as to the
efec, of the rejeetion. Ii was intima-
ted by the PresideD. and certain mem
bers OF the Cabinet. while the treaty
was under discussion, that a refusal OF
the Senate TO ratify it, would be follon
CT BIZ an immediate war with Mexico
tho President considering himself called
upon to seize the Messilla valley. let
come VIVA: may. This intim4tion was
considered on attempt to inIimidate the
Senators. Those BEST informed a. shv
Capitol. sa5 that the President will ap
point commissioner 10 negotiate anoth
er treaty.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-27

DECLARATIONS OF WAR.-We have
the proceedings of the EnglisA and
French Governments in the formal dec
iaration of war against Russia, but
their great length will p,even, their pub
hcasion in our paper. We shall. how
ever, keep our readers fully advised OF
the movements Of the parties, and now
as we all know who the parties are and
the principles involved in the contest.
we can onl, watch and pray for The final
overthrow Of tyranny aud treachery that
have sought TO enslave an already op-
pressed people. Blu, if Russia is again
successful in the enforcement of her un-
jns: demands. !. is difficult; TO conjecture
wha, will be the next sacrifice she viii,
requi'e. We can bat hope for different
result
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ARRIVAL. OF THE ASIA.

NEW 1Ciik. ApFIl ~
The Asia arrived a, noon. She brirg,
Liverpool dates to the S,h inst,
No battle has yet taken place on the
Baltic. The Russians are disman,ling
their for,resscs ON the island. Admiral
Napier's fleet is still &. Kioge Bay. Nav
iga,ion hns opened to ST. Petersburg.
The allied fleets have entered Tho Black
Sea 10 effect "A movement in conjunction
with Omar Pacha They have SIC red
for Varna.
As soon Us hostili,ies commence in the
Baltic, The Emperor and the Russian
Cour; will remove 10 Moscow.
The Russians are razing all the fortress
es in Dobrudescha. Their position i,
considered critical. Reinforcoments are
called for. The Turks were falling back
in good order.
The Turks have beaten Gen. Bessarnki
in Lesser Asia, and lorceU him back. The
Turks have also crossed the ID lnube be-
tween Te,chpolis and Ruslchuk.
1t is now rumored that Austria will
make the Russian passage o(lhe Balkans
cause OF N'ar.
The English and French Governments
entirely rojec, The proposition of the Car
in his lslier to the King of Prussia.
A despatch from Berlin SAYS nsgaiia.
tions between Austria aud Prussia were
not yet closed. Prussia had joined the
protocol signed al Vienna on the ID April,
by England, France and Austria.
In tho House Of Commons, on Friday,
! Lord John Russell confirmed the statement
/ that Austria was concentrating troops or
The frontier Of Servia; but, rs negotiations
were still in progress. he could not state
what course Austria would pursue.
April Goth is appointed a national las
day Throughout. Great Britain.
On the 9th inst. the Canadian Steau
Navigation Companys steamship Ottawa
arrived in the Mersey from Portland
Me-, after rapid passage OF little owe
IL days.
On the evening Of tho 9th inst. grea
banquet is 10 be given to the Earl OF Elgln
preparatory TO his resumiDg the govern
men, of Canada. Lord John Russell IA
the Chair. There were present. among
Others, Mr.. Buchanan, the Earl OF Files
mere. the Chief Justice Of Lower Canada
Mr.. Laionine, and Hon. Francis Hincks
The British government. had seze
two Russian steamers belonging TO th
north fleet, contracted for some twelv
mon,hs since. The machinery belonging
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-27

10 them, Of The value Of f30, coo, WIS also
seized. They were 1900 tons burihen
each. pierced to carry guns.
Part of Raelan's fleet sailoj or the 9Th
April for the East
The departure of Prince Napoleon for
Turkey is now fixed on the 9Th. Mar
shall 81. Arnaud expects 10 leave nezt day.
The agricultural accounts from Ireland
are very cheering.
SPAtN.-Four thousand AFRICANS filed
the streets of Barcelona on the 81 Of
April. They were armed, and when or
dcrcd tn dispense, ihey refused, md lhen
turned ihoir steps 10 the c ,rcia Sabard in
order to ON their comrades on'side he
walls. The gates We're then barred by
troops. who being PEELED with stones by
the mob, hat recourse TO their arms -
! he result was that several Of The mob
were killed and wouniej, after which they
dispersed.
LATER FROM THE BALTIc. = Copenku
gen, April 6--The flee, had sailed from
heoge Bay. The foli wig. addressed 10
/ lhe feet, has been issued 90 Sir Charlie.
Napier: 'Lads--NFor IS declared. Ns
are to meet bold and numerous army
Should they Offer US battle you know how
10 dispose Of them. Should they remain
in !o:l, we must try II get 81 them
Success depends on tho qaickncss AZ
precision Of your fire. Lads. sharper
your culasses, and he day is your own.
Richardson & Bros. quote u suspension
OF the exclemcn; in breaisiuils. Wheat
decline 2l3i. -Four 6la2s. Corn ,ri
fle lower. Western Canal Flour, s6a37S
Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA 35s6ja37s
Ohio 37a38s. Com, common white 4nc
yellow dis.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-27

Pass HIM RoUND.-An individual call
ing himself Lewis. and relr senting him.
self TO be a Temperance Lecturer and
Agent for the Temperance Spontoon.
came to Rochester on Saturday last. pub
iished an appointment 10 lecture on Mon
day evening; but before the hour for
meeting arrived he pamosed. forgetting
to pay his tavern bill. and pocketing the
money he received on subscription for the
Spontoon. He played the same game a,
Plymouth; and we would caution all per.
sons against having anything TO dc
with the imposteT .-Rochsster Flag.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-27

Turkish TitleS.-'rhe frequent use al
the terms "Sul.an, Porte" Ottoman. -
"Pacba." &c. applied IN publishing &C.
counts Of the affairs Of Turkey" ere
frequently enormously understood by TIE
general reader. The Sublime Port is The
off, ial title Of the "0tOmou Empire. D
Of which "the Emperor" is the "Sultar.
"Paeha" is the Governor Of a province,
and according to the importance OF hi,
province he IS distinguished by one, ,wo
or three tails
Every Pacha has his ovnafFay Ia hi.
province. distinct from the grand ann,
Of The empire. 4 paeha ,ynh ,hrte tai,
has the power 70 punish with death al,
agenl who seems 10 threaten lie c.ner.
safety.
Thus while Russia is after tie g9ne,s
Head. England ani France Step in fac Z
chance a some Of the sovinci.l ,a'ls
CLiroeo yournal
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-27

Our SUBSCRIPTION LIST is still ON the
increase. and we return our sincere thanks
10 friends who seem to be still exerting
a fayors be influence in our behalf. We
have also little contemplate influences
operating against US. but We have barely
felt them. and expect to feel them less
when they are totally exhausted--the
time for which is not very distant. Their
PFincipal weakness consists in want OF
capacity On the part of their projectors
to keep the objects of their efforts con
cealed. Plain. open sailing is the way
TO accomplish any purpose. Half a
dyzen faces on the same head look badly.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-27
FURTHER By THE ARCTIC.

The Afciic arrived yesterday morning.
Richardson s Bros circular of April
81. says; Since Friday. the upward
tendency in prices OF all articles of trade
has continued, partly owing to the al
vance established here and in London be-
ing 50 fully responded TO thIoughou: The
United Kingdom. The emand has been
.srge. both for p,ion aud specula
ion. Wheat and -four may be written
fully 2la3I pcs 70 lbs on wheat. and Is
ais Cd per hbl. on flour, dearer. Dat
meal has also attracted attention, and
some quantities have changed hands at
32sa3ZsGd per load in warehouse. Inii
an corn on contract. with liberal sup
ply and limited demand. is fully 5 per
quarter thsapsr--40s per quarter having
been accepted Tor white and yellow ex-
ship
LIvzRrooL. April I've quote al
vance from dates OF Friday. llu3d per 70
lis on wheat. and Gil per Dbl oil -four. =
For Indian corn. there is more inquiry
and the show Of samples being much less
than was expected from numerous srri
yais, an advance of fully 10 a2s per ar
VAS established. Oats in fair demand q;
lda2i Per 10 lbs advance.
MlIIcnry's circular. dated Liverpool
\ phil 4th, says: Bacon arrives freely
an decline Of ls.2s is yielded to-
Lard neg.eeteI at III decline last quoies
BRuADsrCFrs-- further improve -ut
IN G,ar has been established Demand
slackened at advance. Wheat has be
com very Irregular, and mus, be quoted
full Gil cheaper. Indian corn had reced
ed TO 40s. bat soday recovered the IS Of
decline"
Brown. SIMPLY < Cos circular says
Since ,he date Of our last circular, we
have to report dull aud stupid market.
Wheat has further advanced % per 70
lbs, aud flour Is per Dbl. which has fur
Their checked the demand. Indian corn
has given way Is per or; more doing at
decline. In American securities no bust
ness to report.
The news from the Danube is highly
important. The Russians had seized
nearly The whole Of Do4reiseschi. and
about Is coo Of the Cars soldiers occu-
pied The territory. Between Trajen's wall
and the Danube. Omar Pacha was con
cen,rating large force for au attack on
Nar!su and Silestria.
According to the Trieste Gazet.s. thu
Shah OF Persia has determined on observ
ing neutrality.
Advices from Odessa Of March 25,h.
mention ths. The entire Russian fleet
have lef! Sebsslopol, il is believed to az
.ack Nariena.
Sir james Graham stated in Pa,lia-
rnent, on the 81. that the allied fleets had
eft the Bosphurus for Viena. 1t was
positively asserted that 900 Z, ssians
from Sebas,opol had laadei and taken
possession OF the Island Of Taneyz. be
low Tul'za. There were the usual
mors Of trea1hery on the part Of the Turk
ish commanders of the different fortress
es tha, have fallen into the hands OF che
Russians. The Russiaa as are razinS all ;Ae
furtresses in the Mabruschi.
A levy of 10000 men is about to b.
made in Erarre
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-27

consequences? When we see the scrib-
b}inss Ct - author attempt TO serve
GOD gnd mammon III lhe same sentence
OF IN other words 10 carry water on both
shoulders, we correctly estimate him as
unworthy of public patronage. If il is
practicable to say anything at all. il
should be intelligibly said. Most men
admire such frankness end independence
yet there are some who love it only ST
long as their own prrjudiced notions are
subseTyel.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-27
4I a. ExAT
Boot and Shoe Store.


80 Lac ra'n Jitio. iay- "a
q ~ ing taken possession -
zss''SA-aazsA o The I00m formerly -
ocounid ~ Alr. Furry As a grocery on aiie IN
an street. a few doors South Il Poneroy's
>'oe Where lie Las jusl opened lie ae T.. #
East,rn 4Ianu-a :used work ever o. rel in
lbs market, and Flich Re IS Determined , IA
.is levy As tie l9sest. IIe would fespce' .uliv
invite The attention 81 the s.saszfes 10 rs
stock Of DRE5S Sro $; ualeA eoa-
si.t IN psrt o.
CATERS Of tin.ren. s'ylcs, 5C..NE
LIND BoUTEES and TIES. LIS
KIN BoOIEES Of a.Tsrui
s',les ani qualities. Also
MISSES x GiiILhREAS
SHOES If a. kinks.
iENTiEN ~ !, CATERS ond Monterey
'ho,s. together Niih YsEiety Ct o.Aer
Boots and Shoes Of dill'lteui kinls.
iIe also manufactures ali hinis Of work IA
MS l4ae 10 order, and intends % Keep constant
- on hand eenevdi assortment al his oAu
manufacture IT Bnots and SHOES of a. Kinds.
Particular ten,i)n will De gwen 70 II man
uiae.ure Ct Genilemens' Fine BOJ.s al Ia
lies ssvFei Shoe Of al kinds
itaviag had long experience III tie above
busi:,zss, he aait ers huns eli u a. he ean c1se
anp.c satisfaction % all who viii Iavaf Lla
WILMA cali.
y. B. Rcparug done Al tAe sior'e,t posi-
DE notice. : -ael2-
ApriI =. 1874 syi.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-27
JAMES BALLARD.

The Lafayette Courier and Delphi
Times are attempting 10 pat forward
10. Bingham of Lafayette, as the demo
cratic nominee for State Auditor. Does
thu. party intend to adopt it as an inva-
riabs test Of qualifications and capaci-
ty, that when an aspirant fails to get of
flee at the hands OF his own immediate
fellow citizens. that his rejection grants
him a preference over those who have
been tried and proved themselves WORT J
Of public trust and confidence? This
man BINGHAM, was beaten for Clerk
OF Tippecanoe County last fall. by quite
2 young man, and by large majority I'll
a Democratic county.
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Sale OF Real Estate.

az pursuance OF an order OF tie Coni'nrs
Pleas court Of Marshall county. naGc ar
The fplil term 1871, Will olfer for sale r.
private sale in four weeks from This date, Tie
following described Teal estate belonging lo
the estate OF John Mcfsrlin deceased, 10 wi.
Lot number , in Wheelers addition 10 I r
town OF Plymouth, which lot and tie improve
mentS upon il viii be sold subjectto tie v r.
ow'S claim FOR dover, upon the following term.
one third cash down. one third in six months
and the residue in twelve months, the pufcl
aSer giving notes bearing interest from date
With approved security, aud walsin. valuation
and appgaisment laws.
WARREN TAYLOR. Admr.
April 81, 1854, 81.
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EgsterI & GUAR Ilet1,s.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.

NEW YoRK, April l7th.
Arctic arrived. Flour advanced 9da
Is. Market dull. Wheat market ad
vanced Sd. Corn declined l8d; demand
active. Provisions quiet.
Political news rather important. There
has been sevete fighting on the Danube
the Russians victorious. 1t is reported
that the Turks have bsen driven from ev-
cry position on the west bank o, the Dan
he.
II is reported =, K4lafat that the com
blned fleets had entered the Black Sea.
France had loaned Turkey ten million
francs
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-27
Office of the Gin. Peru a Chicago Railway 60.

Peru, April Is, ISL
Y5y1E Subscribers TO the Capital Stock o.
Z Ills Company are hereby notified, thal
a second requsilon of ten per cent, OH the
amount of their cash subscription, viii BE-
made or them payable the first OF June
next, and a Ike Iequisitlon of ten per cent,
to be paid the first OF each month theIe after
until the whole BE PAID.
JESSE IIFGGf ms, secrctaIr.
Subscribers living in Laporte county can
pay u ]. B. Niles, at Laporte; IN Marshall
county, 10 h B. PcTshing, at Plymouth; 10
Fulton county, Isiah Hoover, al Rochester; IN
Wabash, to {. 5. Ellis, al Somerset.
April 9th, 1854. III
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Tue Wheat C!OD.--We notice that In 6,

Tue Wheat CIOp.--We notice that in sew
crop has suffered very materially from
the severe and unreasonable weather du-
rlng the latter part of the winter. In
many parts Of Michigan i, is reported to
be winter killei--some fields having been
covered with solid cakes of ice during q
great portion of the winter.
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For the Banner
SCHOOL HOUSE.


Mr.. EDiroR- Common schools are the
glory Of our country. Tho advantages
which our youth enjoy for obtaining an
education, ire OF superior character.
But there are many things which jnjure
The prosperity of our schools, and one of
these things is the general unfisness of the
houses in VIII, :h our schools arc. taught
Teachers and scholars know something
of this by bad experience. Most Of our
school horses are Objectionable in some
respect. Some of them are too small
some are too cold, come have not a
sufTicicBcy Of light, some have all these
failinss combined Others though s1iIi-
ciently large and warm, are poorly provi-
ded with sents. Frequently the only
seats used are rough benches wilhou,
backs on which small children are com
| PEELED to sit six or seven hours every day.
in o position both weerisome, painful
and unhealthy. These things operate
powerfully against The scholars improve
mcni. Having taught school some my.
self. and taking n deep interest in the
subject of education, have felt like
chilling the attention Of our citizens tc
this subject. Poor school houses are Sc
rious drawbacks upon our educationa
prosperity, and i, is time TIM, this dificul,y
was removed. Our school houses shou!t
! be so constructed rs 10 conduce to III,
scholars comfort. health, pleasurs and i'm
provement have given these few
hints, hoping that others who have NOR
time and ability, will write on this sub
ject. w.
Plymouth, Apr 23d, 1854,
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MAR g led

On the 23l inst in the south part Of his
county, MIR WILLIAM Cook TO Miss Al
vlRA HOLDER.
Alyira sent US a fine lot Of the wed
ding cake. emitting her TO our best wish
es for her future happiness. and furnish
ing the best o. evidence that she is good
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BUsToS. ADril IS.

JOSlOsi = }ilI -
The war is 10 be- in STRICT accord. nee
with treaty between the Porte, France,
and England, signed on he night Of Marti.
l2th, embracing five arsic!.s.
IS, England and France engage t.
support Turkey BY the force OF arms IN
Iii he conclusion OF peace that shall Sc
cure The Independence ohd integrity OF the
Sillaas Z. naus
p. lhcpor.e shall no! corclu le peace
without! Ter allies.
81. Fhe allies shall eracua:e the Turk
ISL territories after the war.
4lb This treaty n reiunin oron to the
adhesion Of other Powers OF Europe.
5,h. Turkey guarantees 10 all the cab
iecls of he Porte. wiihou. distinction Of
creed, perfec, equality in law.
Several protocols nre attached regula.
ting he details. Meanwhile The cum
,,Gign has begun in earnest.
It is confirmed tia, The Russians have
crossed ,he Danube in goat force, ,le
object being to strike q decisive blow
before the arrival Q: the Anglo F,eucl
ioyca.
On The ESD of March TIE Russian de.
taichmeut under Prince Gortschnkon
forced the passage Of tho D-nu5n above
Tulkasa. and cnpilred ii guns. 200 pris
oners, and occupied Tulkasa.. together
with several irrts on the right btn<.
Gen. Luicrs escaped with the main
body OF the ermg from Galaiza without
much loss.
No less than $4,000 Russians arc now
on the Turkish ito Of tho river.
Oh the 34:h, Cen. Luiers began prep
era,ipns for Tie siege Of Ma,sch.n.
Ga the 23I. Tho Russians attempted &
cross Inc Danube at 0helitza, when 4
desperate bnsi!e ensued, and the Russians
wero renu,sed with dreadful, carnage.
The Russians .css 8 0G0 men
The Turks themselves were so badly
cut up TIA! they had 10 gcti:o 10 their en-
irench,nents.
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DRY GOODS

GER CD TX f3FS e = =. ssss -
tnl everything ne cssaTy 10 supply tie WAITS
"a. his customers IN The neighborloos. Re u
constantly receiving supplies OF Ell tie articles
usually kept ia Dry Goods establishment.
tie returns lis thanks Tor The Hbe.al pat.9n
age here's orr received, and hopes by s,get
- .ention 10 business 10 merit q continuance.
and especially invites his friends and neigh
bors to eige him tr.al. lie ci.arses nothing
for showing lis goods
J. N. WlCkIZER.
April =, 1851. So