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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-07
$3.50 Rewards!

IHE above reward will be paid for the arrest of
George Thompson, who escaped from the Jail in
confined on charge of horse stealing. Said Themp-
son is about 26 years Of age, foot inches in height
uil laced, black hair, without whskers. Had when
he left black pants, cap flannel shirt and light boots
II THOMAS " ALL, JailOr
GROCERY AND FEED STORE IN CON-
NECTION WITH MOBILES MILL.
II HAVE established at Larpenteur's old provision
i stand, Third street. next door above jackson, an
extensive Grocery and Feed Store, which will be sup
piled with flour. corn meal, bran, shorts and all other
products OF my Mill at Trout Brook Also will be kept
constantly Oh hand general assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES PROVISIONS.
All orders left at the Store for anything in my line
will be promptly attended to, and the article delivered
July 2, 1855. WIN. H. MOBILES.
ST. PAUL DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
Over Hynensan's Clothing Store, Third street,
baween Jackson and Roberts.
ID RUSSELL begs to inform the citizens of St. Paul
H. that he has arrived IN the city with new and
improved Harrison Camera, together with full and
p',a onIics r;s o &C. ne RESPECT
Likeness, as he warrants all pictures to give saiisfac
ton, or no charge Ind juy7*
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER
WARE, AND
HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES.
Aiken & Coon,
IL EEP large and well selected stock of goods In
IA their line, and will sell them at the lowest prices
nnd on the reasonable terms The favor If call
IL solicited. The consists of all kinds of
GOOD JEWELRY,
Solid Silver Tea Spoons solid silver of all kinds,
great variety of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Coed Clocks, table and pocket Cutlery, aud mscela-
neous articles OF all kinds.
Watches repaired and adjusted in the best manner.
JObbing and Engraving executed with neatness and
dispatch.
Goods ordered from distant places will be packed in
the most careful manner. AIKEN q COON,
juy7 dim Cleveland, o.
ST. PAUL FIGURING MILL.
"AVlNG purchased the winslOw Mil" on Trou
III Brook, have repaired the by adding new
machinery, that the Mill equal in all respects
to any in the country. l AM noW prepared accom-
modate the public IN the way of grinding Corn and
Buckwheat and in a few weeks will he ready grind
Wheat in any quantities that may be offered Farmers
July 8, is 5dawIy VIM. II. MOBILES.
BAKER 81 BANGS,
1EALERS in Stoves and Tin Ware, Hardware, and
II Wooden Ware, Cutlery, Counter and Platform
scales, Breaking Flows, and Farming Tools of every
description. Country dealers supplied reduced pri-
ces.-At the new building, of Third and Mime
sofa Streets st. Paul. July g. l855-dtf
TO IL Mt.
A FINE, large we-ghted room for Office to
"A in the Empire Block, st. Anthony street-caE be
made into wo fine rooms. Apply to
NJ b. PATTERSON,
May 19, 55-dtf On the premises.
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Steamer Time and Tide, Roberts, up river.
Z" Parthenia, -, Galcna.
&" Mary c., Force, St. Louis.
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DEPARTED.

Steamer War Eagle, Harris, Galena.
Regulator, -, St. Louis.
City Belle, Lodwick, Galena.
Dubuque, -, Galena.
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st. Paul Markets.
MnNL,V ANN EYCuANCE

The following list of the rates at which foreign bank
and exchange bought and so is corrected for
the PIONEER daily by Messrs BORUP CAKES, Bankers
| and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul.
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RECEIPTS, &c.

Steamer City Belle, Lodwick, Galena.
Z" York State, Griffith, St. Louis.
sc Dubuque, -, Galena.
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VITINNE COOLEY, Merchant TaoIs, Wholesale an
w Retail Dealers, in
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Gentemens Furnishing Goods, Boys and Children Cloth
ing, Roberts st st. Paul, Minnesota.
St. Paul, December 2l '54. dit
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An Altmorine that don't much admire Victoria que
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

JULIUS LYTANCE, WIN. HANSEN
LAND AGENTS,
Rny and sell Real Estate, Rent Honses and Farms,
Collect Rents, and attend promptly 10 all business
entru. ed 10 their care.
ofiss Sd street, between Harrison and Ripley,
,ngnages sroken Octil dly
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Spring and Summer Clothing.
AT JOHN y0RDAN's

low A CLOTHING STOkEs
4 LARGE and varied assortment of McMss and
tAusoys, Ready made Clothimg, embrae-
,ng all the literentaDd and made by
good " ork men out ofthe best material.
Fine medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt.
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Bangups, Sack sand
vercoats, Cloth, Dress and Froek Coats Of
yriou colors and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, Sut
net, Velvet aud Tweed Pantaloons. SILK, Satin, Va
Mia Swansdown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere,
satnet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Drawers. Undershirts, Hosiery, Suspenders,
Gloves Cravats Shirt Collars Stocks
ries Scarfs, Winchester and Scottsapprcyed Patent
Shoulde sci Shirts, Umbro and
ly kept in gentcman's furnishing stores including
Robes ssde tihambre and Revere vestsand oyercoats.
Also, splendid assortmentof unentc Cloths, Cassi-
mares and Vestags-ail of hieh will be made up TO
orderin the bcstmanner, with promptness, al accom-
3modating prices, and by competent ork men. This
ostabishme the monthly reccipt ofthe latest
FASHIONS so thatordersntrusedt to tLeIp may be re-
lied upon being in the latesstyic by those who de
sireit All manner of plain work and work ofa gen,
to- cl nc ium, promptly attended, 10 as heretofore
HATS OF a new style together with all ofthe com :
mon kinds constantly on hand.
Crate ful the 81 bsc fibe
ly hopes TO mcritaeon ntinuanee ofthesa
JOHN JORDAN.
Meschantrai,or Clothier on Frontstrect, erpo-
site the Steam Mills.
Davcuport.Jnly cd. 1855 w&d-t..
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@sowRN { RcD0T1I6-

Brad, 'ees ,ss,r Ss. sT.ilssss F.sanu.An.s, !,
IA n, hsos stsrc. ard s,rx y. sncsS
i'm, Iss s'sa 'ss, ss :, .e.sis.ss =
,h ,hs, sa,ins vel,sis, As.. ss, hsxss!s Yssar
duee sps1,sn.e III u ,h- tusi as.s sl.t wv 49, ci
price as s,y a,s, r:Trmsn, ard a a. ss:sesslsss
yei.isx s"s,s ~ invite The o. nv !: he
"aoe W. Allorders will receive mr. ~ y pssFesiy
Ser. sea ,ss,d. BROWN & NeSoNS NSssslsss- snnss-
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSES.
LUABER Is CASH
MARBLE WORKS.

MARBLE WORKS.
THE undersigned would respectfully announce to
the citizens OF Davenport and vicinity, and to all
those wishing to purchase MONuMENTeto TO the mem.
ory of their deceased friends that they be- supplied
by calling his shop, Main between First and
Second, side, where he will be pleased to furnish
GUT STONE Of every description ,as vw as il can be
bought In the Western county. tes
Italian and American Marb Z for Monum, nts. II EAD
aud FOOT STONES. Also superior article OF f 81
STONE, de-, yety cheap. w. w. KENNEDY.
Davenport, June 8. lS522s
For Lease.
A NUMBER of lots situated in various ps rts ofth
~ city for lease for term of years: apply to
July IL GEO. l.. DAVENPORT.
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ALFRED J. JANSON. -
froprietcr Of The
hAPIDS xIILa IN ~rAx

w asso,re"nsian'l! assor,me",s on hand aid fcr ssie ,
Eirs o. every variety Of 81 ~ i.aha Nil.
being Il sAs Ies s y. e, work -.
.aef. "a e ,he
csss,.cr me Mills !, o.,
time. IS u,ic q on short noiivs ~ 80
'a est casa price A"'"er 9. uil ixes and n ~
Feb. g., IS55-dtf - s,--&
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Sngar Cured Wamyl

4S choice TSdf, aSd ,S s. C.ANvASSE,T, var,
ils use. ~ 1P WAN extSa care Suyr@ isit
ss ro's'ie cheap holcssle q re,,ilp,
Nh. This Ia, yACon WEAVER jr&co
bnp.h, rt ,asoraiis ms Low ~ Hios a4a
JUN aS., a. - Louis, chicaec. OF Cnsfns.H esatS
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mn w. M. LINE,

GRADUATE Of the Jefferson Medical College;
Y philadelphia. and OF four years extensive prae'
f,miliary with the diseases fthe wesior
rsaneet,iy otie rs his professional services to tht
.iiyansoi Davenport and vicinity. Attendance al
honrs ofthe night. onee 4th street near the new
'ennsylyapia House. davenport mays % a.
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JOHN 0. SARGENT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLoA,
,y, ,,t.nd 70 th. prosecution ofCases before Tue
NV u,Irt ~ Claims. and take chasge OF any pro-
,sai su.ine.s before the Department.. OF Inc gu,
Yspers inteaded ios NJ SS,t"n =, Ia" la,
"a W,.,,.. Cook + Dillon, Daveuport, Iowa, Coox'
..,.n, s. .Iswnay, Iowa city, OF Cook, Sargent q
6,,ssr. Rock Ist.nd, ~.
n ,,hnssoa, u. G. Mch 10 'JS -d-6mas
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IMPORTANT ARRIVAL |!

MOT 1.-THE LeClaire House, bat right oprosi'sto i,
IN attbe Store Of the we'll known Merchsut Tailor,
l.. W. STEINBERG, On STREET,
OF a weIlassorted stock of II cad y Made Cloth. !.
ing, Hats. Caps ITIupks, Carpet Bsgs, Shirts, era
yats, &c. &c.
The undersigned isa beginner and promises those
who IN Cvor him with their callsa an honcsiaAd up
rightdesling. fH
IN prices and quality ofgoods am able TO compete
with any esta b,shm hmeni in this City.
Please call aud examine my goods bsfore you GO
ese ewhere. - MtcDhE, agent.
DayenpoTt.Nay -wIN-t
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III four Son, rsnmeved from Brady Il s..
.so sss ssss -:
G.s.' ssss.' er
brushes. oGsIsr, ~,
whip. snd shc.,her .i.s. sevsy kisd
y Whips f.. :,
Ansor1 ~.r'an.sdsobe be ..sseomIs 'ss % s,ss: sss.s
Dsvssport Nav 18th. .,sxx g. w. RARNRa
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Boots aao Sbots.
STAND FROM UNDER!
Cheap! Cheap! Chssp!!!
BOOTS AND eHOEo.

cheap! Cnoap. cheap!!
BOOTS AND eH0E1.
Min J.JORDAN would announce 20 the citixent o
NV Davenport, and the public that he has fened
W>Lades and Gentemen's boot and shoe store ad-
toning Burrows g. Prettymans store, one door above
the Clothing store, where he Is prepared 10 man
ufacture boots and shoes Of all descriptions
LADIES BRANCH.
Fine Silk lasting Caters, fancy and plain
Kossn.h Boots; Enameled Patent Paris
Boots, Ties, Bronze Parde; Ark.
Jenny Linds; Jenny Liuds;
Buskips Polka Boots
large assortment of Ladies' and Misses Children's
Shoes, too Bumcroust to mention.
Also large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern tine French Boots; Congress
Caters. Monterey; Jersey Tiss;
Plain walking Shoes,
Morocco;
And all kinis of heavy work, suitable for country.
wei as city custom; all who want neat ut and easy
boot would do well to calat the Davenport Bootand
Shoe Store. Call and see. June Q. .isS3-34t
7al1s nnd Parties.
7 AIDES and gents Buffalo over shoes, Rnbbers and
IL fine French Boots, Kips of my manufacture and
boots and shoes that Is
to iu the Queen cities ofthe great North west.
Davenport Bootand Shoe one door below burrows
& Pretyman's II nmoth store Front street. opposite
the mill. JAMES JORDAN.
DaycnportJan e5 1855.
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coTHSSS; ISIl MBOII5. IR-.
sAan . "a TaI AND BUILDER,
saiiaaal. and het s and9th ss,, ssas ol Gnngre.
jA'e 2Gta ~ ~, ~ Of Methods, Church.
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SAMUEL PERRY.
Merchant Taller,
IIAS ON hand new and full assortment Of French
III and English Clothes, Cassimeres and Vestings
suitable for The season, which he will make up 10
measure on sh ort notice and reasonablcterms.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF all kinds for Spring and Summer wear, which
will be sold ascheaP asthe cheapest.
FURNISHING GOODS.
4 good supply ofeyerything necessary for gentle
mans wardrobe. spring style 0f sHatS,
Caps, Trunks, valiCes, &c.
P.S. Would invite those about TO purchase goods
the above line 10 give him call before purchasing
elsewhere. One price only. No trouble TO show
Goods Thankfulfur pa stfavo ors hopesa continuance
fthe same. SAMUEL PERRY.
Davenport April ls 1855.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-10

"THE PLAN OF AyUTLA."-In The accounts Of
The lale Mexlrau revolution Tins phrase is often
used In describe The basis of The new movement
and the les, applied 10 ascertain The fidelity Of
its leaders. Tins plan nr basis for ihe ronsiruc.
tim nf a new Government is embraced il nine
aricles, and takes lis name from The city where
il was adopted by the revolutionary leaicrs. LIS
important features are:
Prescription Of Santa Anna and his adherents;
The organization OF a temporary and provisional
Governmonl BY delegates eeried. one from each
Safe and Territory, who shall elect temporary
President and constitute his Council unill lie
establishment Of permanent Government i;
tie chiefs Of the revolutionary forces in each
State shall organize temporary local gogeru-
menis, on the basis Of State independence and
national niiy-in imitation OF the United
States the President shall order the election OF
Congress, for the purpose Of constituting a re-.
preseRiaiive constitutional Government; lie re-
cruiing aud passport laws and capalnn Tax arc
10 cease al onre; all who oppose Ibis plan are
10 be treated as enemies Of Tie national indepen.
dence
The reynlnnary parry. since tie abdiraiian
-st1 q = S~r," 1890 I..- L--.. 1-:..Iy Ias-
pairing The organ,zaiion Of the new Government
upon these ideas.
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hour. one or both should so forget The proprieiies
or life as 10 use harsh and unauthorized language,
The honorable and manly course is TO take back
the npsoper words al lhe irsl opportunity, and
thus, if possible. TO repair lhe wrong. and nes.
lr,lse Tie sing. This, however, is not The
way Of the world, generally speaking. Tile
unkind feeling thus hastily caused is nurscd, be-
comes a source Of bitterness through life, and
olIen dcscends. unsoolhed and unsa,isfed. 10
lhe grave. 10 most eases neither party will ex-
plain. Ofien, 100, the cause Of difference is Ie-
ported 10 other persons, and in exaggerated terms;
these repea, il again, until deadly feud is pro-
duced. The enmiiy 10 nursed and strengthened
from day 10 day aud from year 10 year, and final
" becomes passion, aud forms part and parcel
Of the very nature.
And yet, we repeat. this Is all wrong, unwise.
rreligious and unjust. Il is far better 10 forget
and lo,giye, 10 explain aud repair, than 10 keep
up a constant source II anx ely. especially il
the error be ours, or II il he mutual. And even
when otherwise, and when we know or believe
that We are The aggriesei or injured party, il is
al least magnanimons TO seek and be satisfied
with an explanation. The enn,iies liza, are
nursed and lhus kept constantly alive, become
demons in the end. which moi onlyaitrilale the
mind and emhlileI The heart, but impair the health
aud shorten life itself. Ia other words there are
NOT few individuals, who die victims 10 their
own inhrmly Of temper. They fret, excite and
exhaus, themselves. until d. last they fall ino
premature graves. PeansykaniG Enquirer.
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ALL THINGS Possible WITH Gop.-0n good
aulhnrny 1t Is stated. that in lrelsud. since 1887,
thousands have broken hose from Romlsh llir4l-
dom, anil hunger i,r Ihe bread of life. In Bel
gum hrEr are nearly !ony Protestant e..arches,
where not solitary one existed twenty five
years ago and thousands of familie. are brought
unGer pue evangelical influence. In France,
whole villages have thrown of lhe opprs ssIons
Of he paptry. and organized scripiural wor-
ship. Ia this country also. are many churches
composed almost wholly ol converts from RI
manism aud various Protestant churches have
been enlarged by The admission ol the same
class II converts.
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OF perfect seed. The extraordinary inau-
ence "i the seed on the future crop, has been
generally recognized, and many persons adj
eoeale the frequent introdustien Of seed from
q distance. The good effect Of this practice
does not consist simply in The change. but in
obtaining seed from wheat soil-for when
a larher goes to the trouble and expense Of
buying seed, he will not be satisfied with any.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-10
No. 1sos

LYNCH LAW IN ILLNols.--A lynching case
has recently occurred in Illinois, just over the
line from Big Foot, Wisconsin. On Sunday,
the 9Th instant, a young man named Coxen
was nearly murdered by his father-in law,
named McLane, and robbed Of Ss75. The
assault was Committed in the woods, and Cox
en- was left for dead but he revived, and man
aged to crawl to the house, both the parties
residing together. McLane was Immediately
arrested, and the examination took place on
Monday. Notwithstanding Coxen's wounds
and his direct testimony as to the assault, Nc
Lane persisted in denying the whole story.
A large number Of excited people were in
attendance, and, although they were satisfied
that the law would punish McLane for the
assault, they were determined that he should
give up the money. McLane was according
y taken out Of the hands Of the officers, a
rope tied about his neck, and he was susper-
dcd in the air several times, when, more dead
thau alive. he confessed his guilt and restored
the money. The culprit was then given up
to the officers, and BY them conveyed toiail.
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FOL, SALE
NORTH CAROLINA MAP AND
GAZETTEER.

10 ne Facuitg aud 7iu'tces II ShOolsard Coitcss:
GKSrttAtSs-T'he uuJet,isGei are prrpa,ins = large
aud handsome Map 81 the State. aid Gazetteer to &c.
company il. We wish 10 base ensfasings 81 the Pub.
lic BuiLng.. Colleges aud Academies, 10 enti., tie
Careieer all Tie ll5tcr. Of he Map. This p1n will
give publicity u your lnslitoiion well as show what
our State is doing. We will ihelci0re, iusfI IN The
Gazrit,rr, al cRgayng 81 your building. u You viii
furnish us With The dtawnes--you paying the expense
IL lie piic Of which yo0 have duplicate slctco.
type p,ts for your Circulars. st. And II yOu viii pay
ihc rxpcnse Of engta,ing W will asl Lave tir Bull.
ding 90 Tie Map hOIdcr, N.ic vii br an sd,rH.ea,tn,
fot 10 ltue 10 come. fypl vail send wfcn dc.
srpon e your Corar. o. school, iis nat1e. acllion
faculty trustees. terms &C., We will in.eh i 10 The Gi
lcecr Iicrul charge. seul Institutions have already
done 20, hot we wii,t all ~ lle state.
yrIy Rc.pertlulls yaur obr,iient servants.
WA. u COOKE. R,lcigh,
SAMUEL, PEARCE, lIllsborough.
Ad,lt.s. VIM. d. Cooke, al Raleigh, NC.
Iunr ". 1885. 0s-
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0uTRioEors. " rTRrE.-Wc take the follow
Ing from the CoHcevilIe tMississippi) Herald
u tie fth instant. Well dues that print cx-
claim, outrageous, IL true !"
" We heard the other day that a young
boy, an orphan, charged with stealing, was ar
rested by set ul rullians III portion uf CAL
hnun county known as the Fork and most
brufally murdered IL tie following manner:
Suspcciing that the boy was guilty, they at
tempted % extOrt confession by threatening
/, hang h,m. All the preliminary steps were
taken--lhe saplins bent, The rope adjusted,
and the threats pending. vet the boy would
not acknowledge having committed the theft.
Just about tliis time lads happened T.,
be riding by. On seeing the condition Of the
boy. Size tainted and fell 10 the ground. The
men, forgetting the condition Of the boy.
ran to hrr assistance; aud of course, the sap.
pling flew up, susptndiug him, and before
thry could return 10 his assistance the hor.
tibic deed was done. We don't know hUw
trae this il, bot ii il il so, those wlU were
engaged in il should suffer the full extent Of
the law"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-10

To MAKE Paws VIsFoR.-A correspon.
dent Of the Ohio Culti,ator vnuches for the
merit Of The following recipe for making vim
egar:
Take and mix one quart Of molasses, three
gallons of rain water, aud one pint of yeast.
Let It ierment and stand for four weea., and
you will have the best Of ,iacgar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-10

GL.p 10 slE ir.--Tle Wings Of Massachu.
set,s are about IL huld d State Convention.
III high time that they hal cat loose from
I'll Tie sms that have hrrcteriotc interlercd
80 disastruusly for the peace Of the couniry
and tic prrInancncy Of tie Union. Let them
stand Of, as gcvd oil conservative Webster
Wings, aud BID defiance 10 IoruiuCuism aud
abolitionisn. reg, "s, ot
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-10

SACRIFICE OF LIrE.-From Lloyd's FORTH
coming Steamboat Directory we learn that
since the application Of steam on the western
waters, there have been SO. org lives lost by
steamboat disasters, S8l boats and cargoes
lost, and 70 boats seriously injured, amount
ing in the aggregate to the enormous sum %
S67 100000. Ign. ca.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-10

THE EoIroR AND rue PRENiGR.-Black,
the editor Of the Morning Chronicle, was a
great layOrite with Lord Melbourne. On one
occasion the Peer said: Mr. Black, YOU are
the only person who comes to see me who for
gets who am The editor opened his eyes
with astonshment. You forget that | am the
Prime Minister; every body else takes cspe-
cial care to remember it, but | wish they
would forget il, for they only remember il 10
ask me for places and iayors. Now, Mr..
Black, You neverasked me for anything, and
wish you would, ior seriously should be
most happy to do anything in my power to
s,rye you.' II am truly obliged" said Mr..
Black, "but ldOn't want anything am edi-
tor Of the Morning Chronicle; like my bu-
siness. aud | live happily on my income"
"lhen," said the Peer with an oath, Il envy
yuu, and you're the only man ever did"
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{" DO yul think" asked Mrs. Pepper "a.
ther sharply. :. that a little temper il 4
bad thing in a woman = /" Certainly moi.
ina' am" replied her husband, cit is 80 god
thing that she ought never to lose it,"
SITS. =. gave vinegar louk, AMI slammed
the d1gf.
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N EW GOODS

4 AM now receiving my Stock Of SPRING AMID
ewIlMER GOODS, which shalIbe pleased
TO show and sell on accommodating terms. think my
assortment Of Goods will be as complete as can be found
in this market embracing almost every thing and |
will endeavor 10 make my prices average as ou as any
Store in The place. wish 70 call attention to few
ticlcs viz;
For the Ladies'.
Rich Chameleon Crepineie silks,
Piid and Striped Pouli De Sole Silks,
Chameleon Gacc d hgh.lusicrcd Black Silks.
Very pretty and neat Printed Jacone,s, Lawns, and
Organdie Muslins,
Embroidered. Grass, and other skirts,
Bilanls, for under dresses.
Rich Sash and Neck Ribands,
Also, Bonnet and other Ribauds.
Changeable Silks for MantIlas, &C., with Fringe
and other Trimmings TO match,
Muslin Collars aud Sleeves 10 match,
Worked Bands, Edginss, DC.
Biack, and Black and White COods, stlcl as
Chally, Mohar Lusire, Berascs, Lawns Muslins,
Gingams, &c.
Rail Road, Self-lacng and French point Corseis,
Caters, both low.priced and fine,
SanIalwood and other Fans, &c. &c.
nE HAS ALSO.
Prime hleached and heavy unbleachcd eleven quarter
shceiings aud Pillow Case Cation.
Paper Window Shades and Fne Screens,
Superior Cast Steel Hoes Door Bells,
Razms Maf are Ra=o4s just Try them.
colored Mating and Druggit aud Other Carpetngs,
Seedless and other Rsisins, Figs and Candy,
variety Of Goods for Gents and Boys. &c.
Many goods will be offered lower priced ihan hereto.
fore. but goods offered a. bails shalt not do
busncss in that way, aeIely making customer pay
for the loss by another.
Please call and examine Tor yourselves.
JAMES WEBB.
April IL. S3-