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MFRS. NJ. DIVINE respectfully infDms ner friends
iFA t,st she I'M. commenced business IN the build
ing directly opposite the Public Buildings, where she
offers for sale q large aud well selected assortment OF
coNrUcTIoNARIEs, Nc, among which may be
found the following;
Common and fancy Vandies Of all kinds,
Almonds, Fiibtrts, ream and Pea Nuts,
Rsisins, Figs, Dates, French ~~srrauts,
SagSr. Soda, Butter and Water Crackers,
Western Reserve and EnglishSheese,
Ground and Barb Cinnamon.
Pepper, Ginger, AlSpjee and Starch,
Fine and Comment Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff,
PulveriEcd White Sugar,
Assorted Pickles ard Pepper Sauce,
Combs, Porte Monies, and Pen Knives,
Visiting Cards and Envelopes,
Watch Chains, koys ahd Guards,
A fine lot Of Common ~Jrwelfy,
TOYS OF all descriptions,
BY As she intends IN sell cheap, she hopes .hsi
friends and tie public generally will favor her will
their patronage.
~ Country ConfeCfionHries can be supplied at heI
establishment on the very best terins.
mar Oily.
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Take Notice.

A Lhpersons indebted 70 me, by note or Book ac.
a count, nre requested 70 Gull Immediately aud
settle the same; il OF attended to they will be found
III the hands q the proper officer for collection,
5I-Also The Book accounts nd Notes of A, III.
Buftch, have been assigned to me-, and wifi BE- col.
.ected without delay Il. j. BENNETT.
Cnliz. ann I ih1
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Constitution Of the Sag NIGHTS.

For the information Of those who desire
70 understand the principles Of this order,
ne publish below their constitution, which
Ia said TO be correct
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Received &nd for Sale,

Received &nd Tor Sale,
GS RBLS.N n. .. Mo)ssscs,
@sD 70 bhls. Nackcrsl,
= hhis. n. @ Sugar,
IL bszs OF coffee. WIN. HOGG & Co.
P. s, Als} scythes, sues;hs, ioiIs, rakes aHi Nil.
ier's grain cradles. WIKI co.
Cadiy, June ., 1854
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NEW kNRANQEMEMT.
ILIV Il co
D~YSpEPSLl,
BAUNDgC
ICNRONIC 6 NERVOUS
DEBILITY, DISEASE OF TIE KIDNEYS.

pE>lLil 7, DISEASE OF TIE KIDNEYS,
AND ALI DISEASES ARISING FROM
A DIoORDEiED LIVER on
STOMACH;
Such as a Constipation; inwnrt Piles Fullnoss OF
Flood 10 the Head; Acidity Of the Stomach; Heart
barn; Disgust for Food, fuIlness of Weight in the
s%tolasch; soar E.snstatlens; Sinking or tIuttcring
at the PIT OF tlie Stomach, Swimming OF he Head;
Hurried ard Diiiicult Breathing; fluttering at the
Heart; Choking OF suiiocatin2 Sensations when in
Lying posture; Dinuess OF Z Vision; Dots or WEBB
before the sight Fever aud Dali Pain in the Head,
Deficiency u Ierspiration; I~ellowness OF, he Skin
and Eyes; Psin in the side, Hack, Chest Limbs,
&c; Sudden Elushes o~flIest; Burning in the Flesh;
Constant lmaeinlugs CT Evil; and Great DupTes-
sion Of Spirits
CAN BE EfFEC1UALLY CURED BY
PssS Yg 4. a y sksa
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sAaa
49, A%NzSf
MI; -
CHERRY PICTORIAL
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, H0ARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHGOPINC-C0UGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
"Wisdom shall bow down to ii, and the great Of the
earth. shalt kneel hsforc H."
Never could this be said with more truth, than il
new applies 70 this remedy Tor affections OF the throa;
and lungs. The exalted in lcaIrina and power,
acknowledge its supremacy while both tho little and
the great can feel its benefits. The hhCrai-rninded
among those skilled 10 cure, are tree to own it4 mas
terry over disteHpers which have bai!l"d their art
/ hOse OF exalted stations are not ashancd 10 testify
10 its virtues, bnt deem IT a duty and Il pleasure 10
thus hold out the lamp Of their experience 10 their
suffering tellow-mcn,
Witness the i0llowiNr:-
TTranslalipn,l
Neuuillionriiic, la, April, 1883.
Mons. lie Dr. ] G. Ayor:-i have Of late, made fre-
qucni use OF your CHERRy flCroRAL in my practice,
and am happy 10 inform you that III no Cs Sc vet itIs
it failed me. lhayc made some signal cures of La
r%yngitis and Bronchitis with il, and have completely
cured one case OF Asthma, which had withstouI ey-
cry other medicine ] could employ.
Accept, Sir, the assurances OF my
distinguished considerations,
JULES CLAUD GOUGUET,
Late Surgeon Of the Royal Marine, France.
Extract from = letter OF our Minister q. tie Court
of the Sublime Porte.
Legation Of the L. 8. A., Constantinopio, Turkey.
Dr.. ], G. Aver. Dear Sir-Tho CHGsRY FEcros6I
received from you for the Sultan has been delivered
to his private secretary at the patpcc, and you will
doubtless hear from ii in due season. That you were
so kind as 10 send me has been given to friends. who
hsye IN many cases, found II cXceolihSly useful.
Yours, respectfully, GEO. p MARSH,
Minister plonipotentisry Of the 4. s. A.. to Tnykey.
CurscoN, March ), 1852.
nr. J. c. Ayer:-lusC your CaLRRY PECToRAL dali
Iy in my practice, and I'M satisfied it is n REMEDY
which must meet in every conatry The highest ap-
probation. &. ". JACkfiEEl{, NJ D.,
Resident Court Physician.
Among the eminent Editors, Nho testify to their
personal experience and knowledge OF the wonder
full cures, and immense usefulness OF the CHEEsy
PNcToa4ID in their sections, wc may mention
Boughton Go Of the Federal unIJn, .MliiCdgeyille,
l. Patton, Christian Advocate, Knoxville, Tenn.
J Il p1hYon, American pro-hj lrriiu, Knoxville, Tenn.
J 3 Ssnsow, Democrat, McConnotIsburr PA.
Harvey &. AckeuneY, Gazette. BURLINGTON. Iowa.
J Russ, ir, Sheihyviile News, Tenn.
j kraob Il Co, journal, Reading, Fn.
Raymond, hsrper & Co, New York Times.
SC0o6 Christian Freeman. Boston.
VIM B jscobs, Christian Chronicle, Ehilad.
Hon J Wentworth, NC Democrat, Chiooxo. Ill.
Rev q Y Reese, Methodist Protestant, Baltimore.
W N Wightn2an, Christian Advocate, Charleston,
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IMPORrANI.

XTANTED 5000 worth Of ceunlry produce in
w exchange fol- dry goods and clothf1g, TIE
fcrent principal entirely, we intend 70 add TO our
s2ri z purchase, q large stock Of Family groeeries.
We can and will sell goods lower than they hnsn
ever been sold IN Cadiz, Dur stocks il good consist.
lug in part nf Prints, Blchl and brown muslins.
Cassiiners, Sattinets. plain and plaid woeien shawls
Gi1ghans, French Morinoes, nslains, plain and
fancy dress silks, plain aud slack liz. do, enlb'd
col ars, speneirs, Wldersleeyes and a large STICK 81
Clothing which, we will positively sell at cnst, IN
order 70 make room fpr q spring stock. Call and
SOC goprfelyes--tor great Barasins will No given at
the Baltimore Store, BY
HARRlOr s. LGGET.
March IL, 1855.
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rERNs BY THs oussTzR.
Once a week per quarter (3 monthsi. a. 90
Twice alWek do do... 50
Three times a week do d0....-...... 2 Is
kouf times a week do ao...,..-... ? 50
Hair l2h
olaHp1uANS,.- = $500. s..----... p
sharpening hnzors, l2A
uJunlEg 81
All who have boards TO cut or hsir T. ersp,
Just call on me al my old shop;
Yes, friends, I'll tell you what 10 doi
Give me a Gull at Number Two"
At noon or eve, by night OF day,
Or any time that you eau stayi
But give me time, dear sir, TO rest,
Upon that day that God has blessed
Ny room Is neat, NY towels clean,
My scissors shsIp. and TAZors keen,
And everything | think you'll lind,
To suit tie taste and please the mind,
Aud then 1 move my hand as true,
As any barber e'er can DO,
With rapid touch Ill smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And ell that art and skill can de,
Your money will procure for you.
October 8. 1851. LOT WILLIS
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SHAVING.

WOULD respectfully announce % the citizens Q
u CaaiE That 1 have agaia taken my old shop on
Market street, directly opposite McCofnicks store,
which was recently oceuPied BY Jones and Roper
/ would respectfully AK the pEbic 10 give me 4 call
Al Number tW0.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-17

caucus nominee. Among other objections
against him, they say he is Pierce admins
tration man, a Nebraska bill man, an old trad
Ing party politician, and hence they repudiate
him because the new American revolution calls
for something fresher and better than Mr..
Cameron.
The Philadelphia Pennsylu anian, the chief
State organ of the administration, on the other
hand, is fighting to defeat the election of Cam
eron, as against political hereto Of the black
est dye. The administration disowns him and
demands his defeat. "A beautiful quarrel as it
stands" We like the progressive ideas of the
seeding Know Nothings; but the Cabinet organ
makes discord of the music. How would Bu-
chanan do? The Liverpool Journal says,
point blank, that he is Know Nothing. If
there are no fresh and young men In Pennsyl-
vania worthy of the United States Senate, the
issue must lie between Buchanan and Cameron.
We await the result.
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from the year wherein the mobiles Of England
tricked the people with baseless war with
France, that country has had no nobility. Mill
tary chieftains have given odd titles to their
generals. Old Bourbons have tried to galvanize
life into the corpses Of the Faubourg st. Ger
main. Louis Philippe has created a republican
peerage. But of the old NOTES.-The like of
whom has governed England ever since the
Great Protestant Revolution lit saves time to
call things by their old names, absurd though
they beg France has had none since the Con-
stituent Assembly. Herein she is in advance
of England.
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Il III e L A II E 8 T N e w 8
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRAPHs.

Aboliti0nism In Harvard College.
BOSTON, Feb. 10, 1856.
AT meeting of the Board of 0verseers of Harvard Uni
versiy in the Senate chamber yesterday afternoon Gov
Gardiner in the chair the nomination OF Judge Edward
Greedy Loring as Law Teacher in the University
submitted for approval. Without debate, vote
TAKEN and resulted yeas TO- nays 90 This action is
in consequence of Mt Lo.ing acting Commissioner in
the rendition Of the fugitive slave Burns aud in the
view of some forcshadows his removal from his Judge
ship by the Legislature.
Especial despatch to the New York Enthusiastically
oIgan.1
REJECTION OF MIR. EDWARD g. LoRING GREAT RE.
JOGGING IN BosT0N-FmING OF CANNoN-"THERE
IsA NORTH"
BOSTON, Friday, Feb. 16, 1855.
At meeting Of the Board Of Overseers Of Harvard
College, in the Senate chamber, the nomination by the
Corporation of Edward Greedy Loring, (of Burns mem
ory as law lecturer rejected without discussion,
by vote Of 20 nays to 10 yeas.
The following named gentlemen voted in favor Of Mr..
Lonng:-
r. A. Chapman, John II. Clifford
Rev Dr. Gannett, 8. u. Bradford,
DR.. Walker, President Dr. Blagden,
. Of the College, Thomas Worcester,
Mr.. Andrews Treasurer Emory Washburn,
r. G. Winthrop.
Governor Gardner voted agains. Mr. Lorng.
Thus kidnapping has been rebuked in conservative
Harvsrd
There is great rejoicing in the city, and twenty guns
are to be fred on the Common to- morrow.
About three bushels of petitions have been presented
to the legislature in favor Of Judge Lorngs removal
Judge Of Probate
or with bis head
So much for Buckingham.
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STRIKE OF THE LABoRERs ON THE NEW PORK GEN.
TRIAL RaILRoAD--ARREsT OF GOV. GARDNER
EfFECTs OF THE FREsnET, ETC.
BosroS, Feb l6, 1855
About four hundred aborers the New York Central
Railroad struck yesterday for wages due to them Many
Of them are the heads Of families without the means Of
obtaining the necessares OF life. Their claims upon the
company said to amount to between seventeen aad
eighteen thousand dollars.
William Finay lad fourteen years old was arrested
in Providence to-day charged with stealing funds to the
amount Of twenty-five hundred dollars from his en-
poyers Messrs jenkins Coffin, Of % Doane street, In
this city
Awsrrant was ssued from the Police court to-day for
the arrest Of Governor Gardner, for the violation of
city ordinance, he being OF the firm Of Denny Rice II
Gardner, dry goods dealers and the charge s blocking
up the side walks with bales and boxes Of goods. The
fine viii probably be paid without allowing the matter
to go to trial
The northern trains detained by the freshet arrived
this afternoon. At various points the water on the
track was quite deep The Boston and Maine road has
suffered considerable damage. At Wilmington and
North Andover cuverts have been made Of such exen
as 10 stop the passage OF the trains. At Hsverh1
arch stone bridge across the river has been carrie
away There Is also serious cuvert at East Kingston.
Large gangs of have been put 70 wos :orcpa
these damages and IL Is expected they vi Se far
completed as to allow the trains TO pass to morrow.
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THE OPERA NIBLo's.-rhe Italian opera season at
Nibo's Garden will shout the LIST Of April
Messrs Ulman and Jacobsohn have engaged Of the
first European artists, among them Signora Brambia
and Mde lagrange Of whom the European critics speak
in the highest terms of praise. The arrangements for
the season will be on the most liberal scale.
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Further from Havana.

CUBAN ACCOUNTS OF THE RUMoRED INvASIoN--No
QUARTER TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EXCITE
MEHT.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. Is, 1855:
The kdvices by the Empire City, from Havana confirm
the accounts by the Crescent City and Isabel and in
addition it IL stated that General Concha was fully
posted relative to the designs of tho busers Colonel
Kinney represented the chief of the expedition but
Generals ouitman and Henderson the prime movers.
The Pampero conveys part Of the expedition Seven
hundred of land offered to each soldier.
General Coucha has issued proclamation commanding
that quarter be given to the busters in case they
are captured and saying that he relies upon the strength
and loyalty Of the people to uphold him in his efforts to
defeat them.
squadron Of Lancers have revolted 1T Pinar del
Rio.
All is confusion in the island and troops are moving
about in all directions.
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OFT with bis head
So much for Buckingham.

Notwithstanding to the above spssial des-
patch to Senator Stewards organ-tbe Tribune the
abotionists are carrying their agitation Into col
leges AID literary institutions Thus Mr.. Loring, q
United States Commissioner, is not permitted TO
lecture before the Law School Of Harvard University
simply because bis constitutional oath compelled him
torender Burns back to the South 90 fugitive from
juitce. What curious law school is that Of Harvard
UDiversity, to repudiate solemn statute Of their
country in the presence If students, who are sent
there from all parts Of the Union for the express
purpose Of learning aud respecting the laws that
govern the affairs of this republic
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PnnADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Ia, 1855.
Our stock market steady this morning al the fol.
lowing rates Reading Railroad, ass. Morris Uanai
l5A Long Island Railroad. Ii state Flves
81. Money continues easy.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IL, 1856.
Our cotton market hns been Arm TO day with sales of
0,o00 bales. Freghts to Liverpool are rather Hrr,er
Sterling exchange Is quoted at So per cent premium
CHARLESTON, Feb. 16, 1855.
lies OF cotton here for the week have BEEN 10 900
bales, at prices ranging from &C., exc per h. decline
OF An nc Ac on last weeks quotations The receipts
add up 600 bales. Ths stock exclusive OF shpboard
Ia ~ bales Tiers Is change report IN the RI,
market The receipts for the week amount 70 1000
terces and the stock on hand 100 erces Freishta
Cotton TO Liverpool, 5-lcd. 10 Havre, "a.
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create l-blood between Shields and Douglas By 10.
cent publication.


WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1856.
John g. Watts OF New Mexico was admitted A. an At
torney and counsellor Of the United States Supreme
Court to-day.
No. 49, stephen j. Lewis, administrator avuslsnt w.
Edward H. Bell assignee OF J. Bell, Jr. me arrument
commenced BY Mr. Chiffon for the appellant, and
continued by Mr.. Bradley for the appellee.
The following will up trial ne IT week.
Monday, l8th-No. AL. Q. Fremont W. tho United
States.
Wednesday, 21st-No. T4-Ayres VS.. Carer.
Thursday, 22d-No. 1.-THE Baltimore Pacx OF Compa-
ny vs.. Battling.
Friday, 23d-No. 78- Judson vs.. CorcorAn.
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THE AFRICA AT HALRAx-HER DEPARTURE FOE
LIVERPOOL.
HALIFAX, Feb. 10, 1888.
The steamship Africa from Boston Arrived here At
o'clock this morning. and sailed for liverpool ~ half
past seven, with strong breeze from the pouthward
Weather foggy.
the STEAMSHIP NORTH cARoLnA IN prsrREss nc.
PurApuSuiA, rsb. 10, 1855
ne steamship Nath 0relips, beses for DvsrposA
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THE ENGLISH OPERA AT THE BRoADwAY-Miss Louisa Pyne
takes benefit at the Broadway this evening. il TO
be her last appearance This fact alone will the
house to be filed to overlooking.
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Another EHigy OF Speaker LittIejohn.

IoV"rsHsISfhJ
An sfagy, labelled "Little John the Perjurer, may
God help him." was hung tree in front Of our
Court House last night II created little excitement and
was taken down this morning by two rishmen without
opposition.
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THE BANK SUPERINTENDENT-EwG Governor
Hunt arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel few
days since, from Albany, where he spent some
time in endeavoring to secure the re-appoint-
ment of Mr.. st. John to the Office of Bank Su-
peJinte ndent. Now, let us see why the ex-Gov-
ernor takes such an interest in this matter.
Previous to the election of Washington Hunt to
the gubernatorial chair, he was President Of
the Lockport Trust and Banking Company.
Upon his election he resigned, but retained his
interest as a stakeholder in that institution.
For some time past that bank has been embar-
raised, and it became highly important that no
change should be made in the Office of Superin-
tendent, so that the favors now extended by the
department could be continued. Elk Governor
to save, if possible, his friend ST. John from de-
capitation. The immediate cause of the embar
easements Of the LocBport Trust and Banking
Company was the withdrawal of funds belong
ing to the Banking Department on deposit in
that institution, previous to the regular annual
legislative examination of the affairs of the de-
partment. Mr.. st. John, not Wishing to show
such deposit to the committee, Withdrew IL,
much to the injury of the bank, which has since
been repeatedly protested, and is now fair
subject for the Superintendent care aud guar
dianship. He will, Of course, let |. take care Of
itself and cheat the public as much as IL
pleases. En-. Governor Hunt Is one of the sure
ties Of ST. John, and 1t is, therefore, but natu-
ral that he should look out for his protege, and
for the bank in which he is a large stakeholder
The Lockport Trust and Banking Company
would not long survive the retirement Of st
John from the Banking Department 1t has for
o long time been sustained by deposits Of the
public money held in trust by the Superinteu-
dent. If Governor Clark suffers himself to be
made tool Of by these political fnanciers he
is not the man we take him to be.
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PrrsnuRo, Feb. l6 1855.
Navigation is open here There Is now eigat feet OF
water in the channel Of the Ohio end the river still con.
iuues riaDg.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA Know NorBrSos AND
THE SENATORIAL QuEsTIoS-AEorHER SCREW
LoosE-The election Of United States Sena-
tor from Pennsylvania has been postponed to
the 9th instant. In the meantime twenty
eight Know Nothings have, in a strong mani
f.sto, (Which We published yesterday, } repu-
dated Simon Cameron, the Know Nothing
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ANOTHER RESPITE OF PHELPS THE MURDERER.
ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1855.
Another respite of three weeks has been granted by
the Governor to Phelps the murderer Of his wife, who
was to have been hung this morning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-06

UNITED STATES MAGAzlNg.-We have
received the March number Of this work
which has now been ten months before
the public. To printers in particular
the present number is very interesting
The orl'cles are apparently selected with
grea. care by the editor. We should
pronounce the leading feature Of this ne.
nod'cal-ro INSTRUCTION. only in all
the improvements Of the day, bu. in the
sur'ng scenes aud incidents Of Ameri.
can history. We canno, help wi.hin 9
we had the back numbers. It is one of
the cheapes, publications, being hu, one
dollar year, for large aud beautifully
printed qusr,o, handsomely illustrated.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-06
Report Of the S. S. Commute.

Asreeaby TO vote oil the town we
we publish this report 10 TO days paper.
! his documen, is purely the offspring Of
J d Richards, I'm our opinlon) and in
all proba blli,y the secret slabs made
therein at teacher, whose school was
pronounced the only school in Ellsworth
BY the State Superintendent, we think
should be ascribed purely to an overflow
of Wiidcdlism in MIR r.
The teacher alluded TO is Mr. HAYES,
than whom, better teacher has mol,
taught in Ellsworth for the last three
years. But like all men, Mr. II IS not
perfect. HIS mos, grevDus fault, and
the one which has brough, him under
the ban Of MIR r. is, tina, he is a NATIVE
AaERisAs. All other s,ns might be
forgiven him, bu, this one nerer.
We deem it proper to state that after
the Report was read in open Town
Meeting, Hatch Macomoer, Esq. stated
that in his opinion nearly all the difficult.
lies and obstacles complained OF in the
Report, had been brought about by the
slack and needless manner 10 which the
Committee had performed their duties.
Mr. Richards replied and admitted lha,
such was actually the case-.he mos,
candid admission he ever made in his
life.