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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-03-01
Conm,Iuuications.

Our columns are this week crowded with origi-
nal matter, communications from citizens among
the most esteemed IN our community. We regret
to say that an unpleasant controversy is going on
here, in relation to the authorship of al article
which appeared in . late number Of the Johnstoxn
"Tibuns," (we beg pardon for mentioning the
name Of the vic sheet) and which has been attri
buted TO several gentlemen in tins borough.
These gentlemen have came out before the public
in tho Ailcghanian" Of this week, and deny
most vigorously all knowledge of the article in
question.
In tho communications which we publish they
are replied to. and the anonymous " Jakeys is
put through course Of sprouts" !" and handled
without Cloves Should his name leak out, he
viii certainly be popular character in this com.
munity.
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Anti-Division Meeting ct Munster.

The citizens Of Munster township, met at Mum
ster on Thursday evening. March, l, and organised
by appointing DANIEL FARREN. President; |;
Henry O'Harra, John Myers and Joseph Noel, Vice
Presidents; VIM. Glass and Patrick Bradley. Sec
retaries-
The object of the meeting being stated, on mo-
tion, the following committe were app'd todraft
resolutions Daniel Bradley, John Cameron, VIM.
Diver, JAS. Farrcn and Edward Farren, who re-
ported tho following. which were unanimously
adopted.
WHEREAs, It is the duty Of every community,
when their territory is about to be invaded dis
membered, to remonstrate against it, and TO give
their voice against it, by the most Legitimate
means IN their power; Therefore,
Resolved, That the people Of Munster township
do solcmnly protest against any division OF Gam
bra county, either north south. for the reasons
that the territory Of this county is already among
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MEssRs. EprroSs:--I seems that the world
cannot set along without R. I. Johnston, N. D.
Magellan, and nay humble self. care not for the
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FROM MEyIcn

The steamer Crescent City arrived at New Or
24th ult. -, ; =.
The resurrection il Southern Mexico is progress
sing, and many of the Government troops have gone
over to the rebels Gen. Palace was besieged in
Chiipaneingo by the rebels and nearly reduced to
starvation.
The Boundary Commissioners have agreed upon
the Both degree of latitude and forty seven deg of
longitude as the boundary line.
CoHGRFss1oNAL- Senate TO day passed the
Ocean Mail Steamer Bill continuing the Collins
contract until 1863.
The House passed the Old Soldiers land Bill,
which includes land and sea service
FROM HAVANA.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 29.-The steamer Isabel ar
rived from Havana, via Key West this morning,
with dates TO the 25th inst,
The blockade of Havana was not against the
merchant vessels,-only against armed vessels
Several Creoles have been banished to Spain. e.
lamps has been sentenced to be garroted, aud Felix
to ten years 10 the chain gang in Africa.
Garcia Munose, chief of Police has been ap-
pointed Military Governor of Havana and Condo
de Caningo Civil Governor. The latter is respected,
but the former is feared and hated
Felix and kstamp were not present at their trial,
and knew not even the day is occurred.
The British vessels of war Medea, Blizzard and
IiuTsay were m Havana. Everything was gloomy.
The Carnival Balls were thinly attended.
TheOpera performances had ceased. The wealth
er was cold, trade dull, and the markets generally
unchanged.
The frigate San Jacinto arrived at Key West On
the 18th, reports all well she was to sail on the
26th for Havana. The Maine news IS ua;ntsr-
esting
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

WASHINGTON, March I'd, eveping.-The House
refused TO accede to the Senate's amendments to
the army bill and appointed committee of con-
ference.
The Senate receded from its amendments rela-
tive to the Military Academy and then resumed the
consideration of the Appropriation Bill.
Inc House acted on various amendments Ibut
nothing important.
WAsHEseToN March 3d.--The Senate had ap-
preparation bills under consideration to the deple-
ton of the Treasury to any amount and on every
imaginable subject. There was so much noise on
the floor that 1t was almost impossible to hear the
details of the amendments
There is prospect of tbs Senate not adiourpnp
till tomorrow noon. Any amount of fun is in
prospective, and it is not impossible that q general
break down may take place and an extra session of
Congress be rendered necessary.
Amendments passed for the erection off Custom
House at Cleveland Ohio.
Mr. Seward asked rs special favor to close his
present term, the passage of his bill establishing
certain ports of delivery in Mississippi Tennessee
and Kentucky. Passed
LOUISVILLE March 5, ncon.--The river is falling,
A slight snow fell last night, but has disappeared.
The weather is moderating.
CEoINNAT1, March 3, noon.-River falling and
clear Of ice here
Flour 25a9 50, and firm. Whisky %. Mess
Pork - co. Groceries unchanged
New York, March 3, noon.-Cotton triAe low
er Pork unchanged. Lard in limited demand
and unchanged.
Money easy.
LOUISVILLE, March night-Tke river still fall
ing
CNcINNATI, ihlarch 3-night-The weather is
stu moderating and the river falling. Flour firm,
So 25as8 35 WhiskyI25c
New YoRk, March 3-ni ght-Corn lower, Pork
and Lard unchanged; Cotton dull
The President has vetoed the Ocean Mail steamer
BILL There is great excitement in the House.
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New Books.

"GODEY,S I.ADYis BOOK FOR MARCH" contain
ifg y beautiful engTaings and 20 contributions. Sub
sefi;tions received and Single Nos sold By
mar5 +. HAGAS, Agent.
By ALsxASDsR DuNAs CAMILLA or tie Fate OF q
Cogaette." I vol. Paper. price 40 cents.
NELLY BaACKEy, A Tale Of Forty Years ago BY
Annie Chambers Bradford vol. Cloth, price 81 %
"HAGAH THE MARTYR; Or Passion and Reality
Tale Of tire North ard South BY Mrs H. NJ. Stephens
l vol. Cloth, price 81 Is.
THE FOREST EXII.ES; Or the pegils of Peruvian
Family amid The wlds of the Amazon. BY Capt Msyne
Reid. l vol-Cloih price 81.
"KURTZY'S SACRED HISTORY" A few copies just
received BY F. HAGAN.
SOL SMITH AGAIN. F. Hsgaa has Just received The
Theatrical Journey Work OF Sol Smith, Esq-Price only
SO cents mari
1.-THE AMERICAN ALMANAC and Repository of
Useful knowledge for 1885," Price 81.
"G0DEYfS LADY'S BOOK for March" For sale BY
MARI F. HAGAN.r
"AYILLION, and other Tales" Bv the author Of
'The Oglves &c. &c, being No. 1875 of Harpers Library
OF Select Novels. In Paper-prlee so cents.
"THE WIG ALMANAC" for 1856. Price 25 cents:
for sale by =. HAGAN
NEW BOOkS.-The American Almanac and Re-
y posit0ry OF Useful Knowledge for the year 1855.
Godey's Lady's tor March. Just received BY
frh27 +. HAGAN, Market 81.
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THE UNUSUALLY LARGE AND FINE YOUNG JACK.
nisITNTAIN SPR0iTT

M ILL make his 6rst season the present wear at nv
w stable, on Bear Creek, two miles north of e.
Bon Aqua Springs, Hickman County, Tenn. lie va
will serve Jennets at the reduced price of Twenty A6
Dollars by the Insurance. payable when the fact
tanned or the property transferred Jennets pastured gra
It's or those sucking fed free of charge.
will here state that the best of attention shall be paid
to Jennes and especially those brought before colng
those having young colts. All possible will be
to prevent accidents, but no responsibility for any.
Pedigree and observation-disclosures Sprout was
sired BY Gen. Bravo and be By imported knight Errsnt
Mountain Sprouts dam by old Hannibal.
Mountain Sprou will be years old the 9Th day of June
next l5G hands high and in fine shape of unusual length
of body and bone-his bone very large and fat; well
mounted in front with long, lean neck and fine shapen
head In fact look upon him being superior any
Jack OF his saw, both in size and form. Mcun
tain Sprout of blue color full Of vgor life and action
unusually for a Jack Of bis unusual sze-I scarcely
know how quit; for do feel unusually anxious that at
least majority Of the people could this colt NOUN
TAIN SPk0uTi [feb2lw51 p. A DUDLEY.
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SUNDAY MORNING MARCH, A, 1851.

FALL &CUESNGHAM.--Country merchants viii
notice the advertisement Of this wel!known house.
The hardware business Of this city has been in such
excellent hands that the merchants OF Middle Ten
nessee and portions of the adjoining States never
tLin, Of looking beyond this market for all they
wantin that line. Among the dealers whose en-
terPrise fberality, and fair dealing have given
Nashville 80 high rank in this branch of trade,
Messrs. FALL q CCNNNGHAM, occupy first place
They give their whole attention now to the whole
sale trade and therefore better able than ever
to study the wants of Country dealers.
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RIVER NEWS:

REPORTED BY CAPT. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
NASHVILLE March "a, Pm.
Now on Harpeth Shoals 30 inches scart with slightly
declining river.
The weather soft and mild with the entire sky over
cast clouds The wind for the last "a hours has been
mighty favorable for rain. TIE barometer is gradually
sinking Should net the wind round from its present
position We may say with little certainty then than
the almanac men, "about thess times look for falling
weather"
We learn that Capt Jas Mills who has recently purchas
ed the Rock City has put her in as regular Nashville
and Paducah packet intending make regular trips
week. The days Of departure from here to Paducah viii
be Wednesdays and Saturdays A. Hamilton aud II h
Harrison are her agents. and will give all the requisite at
tention to insure pUnctualty to this enterprise
Business at the landing animated than few DAYS
previous.
Arr5ed-Oad FellOw, Rock City. Monticello and Harris
vile from Paducah.
Departel-Odd Fellow, Rock City and Lizzie Lake Pa
ducah.
Steamer Iroquoise now down at Smithland
Upper Mississippi and Ohio now open for navigation
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STEAMBOAT COMMERCE. OF THE WEsT.-In 1851
there were 73I steamboats, on the Western rivers
and lakes, with total tonnage of 49,, 342. 1t is
estimated that there are at present 500 boats, with
a total tonnage Of 10000. More than two mil
lions ofpersons were, in 1851, moved by steam
boats on the waters Of the west exclusive Of the
Lower Mississippi The number is much greater
now. The commerce of the Mississippi outlet,
both ways, is equal to one hundred and fifty mil
Ions. The commerce Of the Ohio Valley in steam
boats is equal to eighty millions; and the commerce
Of the lakes west Of Buffalo is eqnal to two hun
dred millions. OF the lake commerce probably
not one-Lalf is done IN steamboats, Altogether
We may safely estimate the value Of commerce
carried On 10 Western steamboats, at full three hun
cred and thirty millions Thus we have ofsteam-
beat commerce IN the West nine hundred steam
boats Of two hundred and fifty thousand tons, ira
yerslng thirty thousand miles ofcoast, and moving
commerce valued al three hundred and thirty mil
lions Of dollars.
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NEW BOOK ON spIRTTuALIsW.

"SPIRIT-COMMUNION: Record of Communications
from the SpiritSpheres, with incoutestble evidence Of
personal identity, and Observations and Essays By
J. B. FERGUSON. Union and American Steam Press
This is one Of the most remarkable books of the age
whether regard the nature Of the Spirit Communca
tons records the strange disclosures presents the
clear and finished statements aud arguments upon the u
ure lie its able and distinguished Editor has offered its
eloquent pages Ii is very well adapted TO the object had
in Tiew and must command extensive circulation. No
man can read it without being profoundly impressed with
the consistency of its philosophy the rational character of
Of It's religion the beauty and sublimy Of its appeals and
the honesty and fesrleSSuess Of lis author.
For sale at the Book Stores of the city. janl2-u
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COMMERCIAL.

MARCH 4, 1866.
CoFT0N-We notice no change in the market since our
last Prices remain unchanged. Sales of small lots yes
terdsy at 6a65<. No sales in Tobacco.
GAINESVILLE TOBACCO MARKET
CLARKsyILLE, Tenn, March l. 1855.
Tobacco Sales at McClures Warehouse of hhdas 10,
10; z so, 6 IS; 90, 8 50.
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The owner of the famous race horse Hid IRISH.
nm, has challenged Leconts, or any other Southern
horse, 70 run three races on Long Island the com
ing season, one mile, two mile, ard three nile heats
for g coo each race
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FROM CAlIEnRNIA-

The steamer Daniel Webster arrived at New Or
leans on the 2sth al, with dates from San Fran
cisco to the 9Th all! and half a million of specie.
The Senatorial election was still undecided.
NV ORLEANS, Feb. 28.-Ihe Cotton market IS
firm to day, with sales OF $500 bales.
NEw YoRK; Feb. 29--Couon market firm to-
day
CHARLESTON Feb. % Sales to day $1,000 bales
at from TO cents with an advancing tendency.
Good Middling SSaS1 cents.
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RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER.

FROM THE BOOKS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
ROCK CITf-from Smithland with freight from steam.
Forest Rose 50 Dbl Seeds 100 do liquors. 800 do whs
key So do ale Oo % boxes candles 10 carboys acid
IS boxes cheese, "a, 868 lbs iron, l2s boxes mdss
HARTSYILLE-from Ohio river, $500 bushsl coal 80
Dbl clover seeds, sundry packages mdse.
CITY Of HTNTSVILLE-from Memphis
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- The CANPBFLLs closed their concerts il this
city last night They have had throughout their
SEASON splendid houses. We do not remember to
have seen the Adelp 50 thoroughly filed on so
many successive evenings since the LIND Concerts,
and no body doubts but what they deserved all the
patronage they received. They go from here to st
Louis
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s A continental correspondent Of the London
lio.1,ing AdUsrtssr writes A very unfortunate
event las just occurred at the Hague-an event
Of So distressing a nature that 1 should hesitate
TO naTEate it. but that it comes TO NE from IN
questionable authority. The king Of Holland
lately went TO visit one of his mstresses, aud
found ole Of his aides-de camp closeted with her.
The King rushed upon the officer aad stabbed
LIN the wound, it is said, has proved fatal, and
great eyortions are being made il high places TO
keep tbs horrible tragedy from the public
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RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.

FaoN The BOOKS Or TIE CHAMBER COMMERCE.
4 terces rice, 20 boxes Tobacco losdscoal do
wood 10 bags feathers bags guano Dbl lard 10 boxes
eggs IS bales Asous sheeng &c bales cotton, sO72 lbs
Iron 1876 boxes mdse.
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RiIs1EElF rs ON HAND!

IMPORTANT to THOSE AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE
VIZ a. GIIDD0N. (GUTTA PERCHA TRUSS
w MANUFACTURER AND FILTER, Of No. !,
Egans Buildings Adams street, Memphis Tenn and late
Travelling gent for Shermans New Orleans Truss Essb
shment respectfully To the citizens Of Nash
vile and vicinity, that he has arrived with a COM
pete assortment of mechanical contTivances for the
RETENTION and RADICAL CURE of all forms of
HERNIA. Mr.. Ghdd0n's long experience, and the
fact that he is backed by the brightst and most in
taligent physicians Of the South West warrant him in
serting that those who afflicted with this distressing
and misfortune would 90 well to call him
soon as he erriVes-busness arrangements not permitting
him to remain long The Medical Faculty viii be
called upon by Mr. GlddOn, who will explain to
them the peculiaTes of his Instruments Each Truss
is made 10 ORDER, thus insaTing PERFECT FIT; and
as each Individual requires different degree OF pressure
the patient experiences what he did bsOre)
and SECURITY which render him again of to himself,
and cheer him with the prospect of final and radical cure
Mr. Gddon, during his long experience, has fitted rup-
tured eases from children the breast up parties who
have reached their &" three score and ten."
The adaptation Of the Gutta Percha has proved Of meal
cuabe value 10 the planting community nasmueh the
Truss springs are thus rendered permanently safe from
the corrosive effects of human peTspraOn more especially
that of the negro race.
MIR CliddOn is to be found for short time at the City
Hotel Room &C. Nashville, where he refer some Of
the prominent citizens Of this CITY, whilst in Memphis he
comes recommended by Drs Robsrds and Taylor, Pro
fessors Memphis Medical College; Drs. PeytOn Putnam
TAYLOR Hooks, Wilson and Jones
Jan. %, lS55-tf
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The regular monthly
meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce viii take
place on next Monday evening at 3 o'clock P. NJ,
a. the Merchants Exchange.
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81 Prince GoRTsHAKoFT, the Russian Ambas-
sador at Vienna, is still at that capital and what
Is more, is continually dining with the Emperor,
hs ministers, and the Austrian aristocracy Count
EsTERHAzT, the Austrian ambassador to Prussia,
who had left Berlin somewhat hastily has been or
derod to return Immediately to MS post.
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HENDERSON BROS.
PRACTICAL plum Frs,

% DeadeTick Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
rENHEI prepared to fit up Hotels aud Private 4
i Dwelling Houses. both in town and country kRsA
with the necessary srrangemens-Such Hot, EaaE
Cold Shower and Spout Baths, Water Closets Wash Ba
sirs, Wash Tubs, Pumps, &c.
Branches taken from tia Main Pipe and Hydranls put
up cheap; also, Old Hy drants repaired.
~" Call and new Force and I.if Pump which
is yery useful il case of fire. jan26-3m
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MARINE NEWS.
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
s,.Dr,a rhn FTnfs7I

THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sailing DAYS 10 and from the United States.
FROM EUROPE.
CANADA (Br) Liverpool Feb II, for. Boston
PACIFIC, (Am) Liverpool Feb o. for New York
HERMANN (AIn) Southampton, Feb. Is, for New York
AFRICA (Br1 Liverpool March for Boston
ATLANTIC (Am Liverpool, March 10, for. New York
WASHINGTON, (Am) South ton March IS, for n. York
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
BALTIC, (Am) New York March Z, ior.-.... Liverpool
CANADA. (Br.) Boston, March a, tor. Liverpool
PACIFIC IAm) New York, March 81, for. liverpool
Am. New York March o. for....... Bremen
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
statement from Canada

VUkBkC, FeO. 7, lS5t,
Eessrs. B. A. Falnessocs oe Co. We haa ihe rlea
Of receiving, this morning, The within certificate Of
your yermifge which will be very gratifying to yor as it
was sent voluntarily.
We are, gentlemen, yours very truly,
j. MUSS0N d CO.
Gentlemen My little daughter four years old and nv
son. Older were fer considerable time suffering from,
worms. purchased two bottles of your Yermislge Of
which gave them three Doses according 10 drecons
and strange saw less tbs0 three hours thew nsssd M
less than FIVE HUNDRED WORMS-some Of tht on
traordinsry length OF from twelve to fifteen inches
Having experienced much of the beneficial effects If
your yefmnge feel it my duty to recommend it TO the
public as in my opinion one Of the most ecaeious rene
dies against worms ever yet offered to the public
Gentlemen believe me to be your much Obliged and
humble servant NATHANIEL LEATERS
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout tee United States
febl-Nlrn
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THE SpRwo HAT.--FRAEcIscO, % Public Square,
yesterday introduced the Spring hat. 1t is a gem
Of art, andis the subject Of general admiration
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Snuff and Tobacco.
PETER ORILLARD

No. AZ, Chatham Street, New-York
~, UCCESS0R to PEFgR aud GEORGE LoRuLARD, offers
- for ssle all kin Is of Snuff and Tobacco u general
lTor particulars Prize Current can be Outlined by ad
dressing as above. This Establishment is Of the old
est OF fne kind in the United States.
Feb l4-ly.
IMPORTATION WANTED,
to the present residence Of Robert Patterson and Cor
nelius LemOnt who both enlisted soldiers il The
war of 1912.
Robert Patterson Irishman By birth, Weaver by
trade and 81 years Of age in 1873 They both enlisted at
Nashville. Tennessee. They therheIs learn
thing TO their advantage by addressing
fe2l-ieo&wlm BOX $751; p. o, Nashville, Tenn.
FOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN,
yNHE house and lot lately occupied by Charles H. Pea
body fronting 20 feet Market street $50 feet deep.
The buildings all in good repair aud cost 81 600
splendid bargain be had in the purchase OF said
premises Possession given lst January, 1856. Terms
liberal.
Also Lots in Edge6eld, leo feet front each under
improy enent-bOth near The city.
Also 2 acres in the Buena Vista Plan of Lots with
elegant building site, high and healthy
Also Lots in McNsiry's Addition, within 10 minutes
walk of the Square; fine building stes2 with beautiful
shade trees
bargain will be given in the sale of Of said lots
s4s Apply to ID; r. WlLhlN,
Sm No. 20 Cherry street.
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PAltTNERSHiP NOTICE.
Trbv Morgan & Co.

TAVING taken the house formerly occupied by J. P.
IL Dromgooe, next door TO Berry Demoyles Drug
Store will be prepared from The s TO the 10th March
exhibit an entirely fresh and well assorted stock Of Staple
and Fancr Dry Goods and Varieties, to which they
ask the special attention of cash and short time prompt
purchasers This stock being entirely and obtained
at prices so far bo5 last years standard they offer them
to the public without any fear of being undsrsold.
fab2l
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'sRaV dnywrr "a st

Or PortIaitures Of ankee life. By SEBA SMITH Esq
The original "M.jcr Jack Downing"
There doubt that kT SUB SHTE the best paint.
Of Yankee pecJaTtes that wrote lie il tue to
nature and never cac4t0re but without carcaturRg is
most amusing,
SrBA SMITH was without doubt only the founder Of
what be ondly and naturally enough calls the Downing
LeTatur0 but ne IS point CT fact the only writer who
has ever been entirely successful in the genuine dialect Of
Yankee Land Some OF ms letters during the flare up OF
Modification south Carolina, most admirable speci.
OF strong cannon conveyed III the hOuev
Luggage 0f strong minded and uusnyhisticasd Down
E-stCr They sensible they amusing and
they told well upon the country. AEg lors Cret and
i sH7Ter.
TEOQN, NELSON q co, a Union Street are
n4w prepared to faTRish subscribers and others with
,47dsvs Ladys Book for March. Back numbers also
be had Of then. feb@4