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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-11

16r A meeting was held in New
Bedford, on Monday evening, which was
attended by about two hundred persons,
who propose to take measures to coun-
teract the course pursued by spectators
in -four. An agent was selected, who
was to start yesterday morning for the
West, to make such purchases of Flour
as may be desired. We hope our citi-
zens here will pursue the same course.
There is no reason why -four should be
over eight dollars in this market at the
present time, except that large combi-
nation Of men, with immense capital
are keeping it back, only allowing enough
to come into market to supply the i'm
mediate wants of the people, who mus,
have it at any price, or starve.--Irib.
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Bullism is preferable to Czarism for
while these powers have had full en-
ployment in watching each other, the
rest of the world have, in measure, en-
joyed immunity from their aggressions.
But should it be the fate of Russia to
have to succumb to the power Of English
aristocracy and French autocracy, it will
be about time for American republican
ism to shake in its shoes for republi-
canism cannot, certainly, be less odious
to those powers than is the one-man
power Of Russia. History has never
produced more remarkable career than
that OF Louis Napoleon A few years
ago, common loafer, tenanting one Of
the cells in the " "Tombs of this city
now the head of one of the most pow
eriui nations on the globe, ruling it with
a rod Of iron, hand in glove with Eng
lands nominal mistress, aud leading
John Bull as cavalierly as ever Spanish
matadon led literal bull with an iron
ring in his snout. 1t is not three years
since the name of Louis Napoleon was
a by-word, banded about with sneer
and flout, and literally stank in the
nostrils Of every respectable man. And
now what is it 1t is a talsman which
causes the faces of men to grow pale
with fear the " Mistress of the world
to whine, crouch, and lick the bearers
feet like very spaniel the nations to
groan under his oppressive hand, and
the world to tremble at his nod He
was once, in dersion, called the "Neph.
ew of his Uncle" But the expression
may very properly be changed. Napo'
leon l., was the Uncle of his Nephew
The future alone shall reveal what h.
will be. Verify, the ways of Bona
parte are past finding out. The grea
struggle between these powers has doubt,
less but just commenced and if it take.
France and England year to take Sc
bastopol, we may we'll ask, how long i
will take them to conquer the Empire
In taking that place, have they gainec
anything; 1t will be fortunate for then
if they do not find themselves in a pre-
dicament similar to the one in which til,
man that bought the elephant founc
himself. 1t was cause of much jollifi
cation to him that he had got such
large animal SO chcaply, until it occurred
to him that he had spent his last cen
in purchasing the animal, which was il
reality worth nothing to him, and thel
the question arose, How shall l keel
him! POLLY Voc.
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Che h)esterlp Gfbo,
AND
Pawo atmck Advertiser.


1RELANp.-The elements of revolu-
tion are in motion. The twenty-four
millions of Italians, who, for ages have
been groaning under the worst of despot-
isms, begin again to feel the thrill of lib
erty coursing through their veins. Po-
land, though tied down by the Russian
bear, begins to test the strength of the
manacles which enslave her while
Hungary, though faint and bleeding
from the tyranny of Austria, is ready to
again grnpple with her foe, whenever
opportunity offers. Last comes Ireland
She, too, still retains hostile feeling
toward Old England for having crushed
out her nationality, destroyed her man
ufactures, and cen ntcred the business and
wealth of her country, in the English
metropolis and ia the hands of the Eng
lish aristocracy. What gives additional
Importance to this movement is the fact
that an immense body of Irishmen are
banded together in the United States,
for the purpose Of having another tug
with the English lion, and reinstating
Ireland among the nations of tho Earth.
Men of wealth and learning are connect.
ed with this movement. To give ou'
readers an inkling of the views enter.
tanned by the Irish, we subjoin the fol
lowing Resolutions passed by meeting
in Detroit recently:
Resolred, That this meeting is mos
solemnly of opinion that the time fo
speaking has passed, and the time fo
action has arrived, for all true patriot
and friends of Ireland, and of universa
freedom, to unite, heart, hand and soul
and, IN the majesty of free men, to strik,
tor the redemption of their native land
Resolred, That this meeting heartily
approve of the action taken by the Mas.
sachusetts Irish Emigrant Aid Society
and it is hereby resolved to act in unison
with it, and all societies actuated by tho
same motives throughout the Union.
Res0lued, That this meeting, wher
organized BY a charter, places itself il
uoordination to the supreme directory
OF the movement now in agitation fo
the Liberation of Ireland from the op
Pressive and tyrannical yoke Of Grea
Britain.
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Nj A R IL 1 Il ID.

In this village, on the evening of the 9Th
inst', by Ed. A. b. Burdick, WIZ. II. STILL.
NAN, Nj. D., OF Westerly, and Mrs. Many G.
GREENE, of this village.
In Hopkinton, Oct LIST, by ED. G. Chester,
Mr.. SILAs Z. WELLS and MISS SARAH CooLAGE,
all of Hopkinton.
At the same time and place, by tho same,
MK. EDWARD j. BUDIsGroS, of Hopkinton,
to Miss HARRIET n. PITCHER, of North Ston.
ington, Conn,
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@r A Nantucket whaling vessel has
discovered a new island in the South
Pacific Ocean. 1t is situated about two
hundred aud fifty miles South of Dcsola-
tion Island, and the ship which encoun-
tered it took from it in less than weeks
time, four hundred barrels of sea ele-
plant oil. Two other ships are said to
be now in course of preparation to re.
turn thither, for the purpose of profit.
ting by this valuable discovery.
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% John b. Cough, the eloquent
Temperance Lecturer, delivered an ad-
dress last Monday evening at the Taber-
nacle in New York, before tho Union
Daughters Of Temperance. An i'm
mense audience was gathered, who re-
osived the distinguished orator with q
warm greeting.
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nSr We would call tho attention of

~ We would call tho attention o
those of our readers whs are interested
in the progress of education, to the ad
ver,isemept of the. Seminary at East
Greenwich, r. T., in another columh.-
We know of no more pleasant or healthy
situation, or one possessing more attrac.
tive and picturesque natural scenery
than this. The student, after toiling
until weary over some one of Euclid's
abStruse problems, or the translation Of
some difficult passage in Virgil, can turn
his eye from them to scene of rural
beauty that would delight the eye Of an
artist. The beautiful bay, smiling in
the sunshine or frowniug beneath the
tempest, dotted with whitencd canvas,
and enliveued by the arrowy flight of the
sea-gull, that skins over the waters with
wing as white as the foam of its native
ocean the long rocky point Of land jut.
ting out into the sea, around which the
waters dash and foam and roar in tbeil
wild play and inland, the green fields
rich with waving corn and fruit-lader
trees-these and many other objects o.
interest combine TO divert for moment
the attention of the student, and refrest
his mind with sublime thoughts, and ht
again returns to bis task with renewed
energy.
The institution is in the most prosper
our condition, and how can it be other
wise, having SO fine location, and be-
ing under the care Of Rev G. w. Que
reau, one Of the men possessing rar'
ability for a model governor of so larg'
school, assisted also by full board o
superior teachers We are glad t,
know that parents appreciate this excel
lent opportunity for the education o
their children, and so fully patronize
by sending them to enjoy its benefits.
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q ONEEECTIONERY.

THE subscriber would return his tn anks to
the people in this vicinity for their patronage
heretofore, and would say that he has regained
his health so as to be able again to resume his
confectionery business. He intends to manu-.
facture and keep on hand all kinds of Confec.
tionerics. Parties supplied on the lowest pos.
sible terms. GEO. B. RICHMOND.
Westerly, Oct. IL, 1855. qsa
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10- The Albany IN. .l.) Transcri,

s@- The Albany IN. " Transcript
states that Mrs. Uphold, mother of the
Bishop of Indiana, an English lady,
who, with her husband, came to this
country and located in that city, was
the first to establish Sunday Schools in
the United States, in lsl3--almost sim
ultaneously with their establishment in
England by the celebrated Robt. Raikes
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NJ We would say to those Of eur
friends who may wish to refresh the in
ner man with good oysters, served up in
fine style, that they can be accommods-
ted at the Oyster Saloon of Mrs. Hanson,
on Main Street.
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~ Willard Clark, who has been on
bis trial at New Haven, CT, for the
murder of Richard w. Wight, has bocu
acquitted on the ground Of insanity.
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aaS- We see that Mr.. ID. w. Hammond
has been making large additions to his
former stock Of New York Steam Re-
fined Confectionery. We should judge
from the taste and appearance that it
was of the first quality; in fact, We do
not remember of having seen finer as
sortment than may be seen at the store
of Mr.. Ii. We noticed the Charlotte
Russo Fruit Candy" French Cream
Drops" Unique Log Candy" Love
Candy" Fancy Toys, &c.-all Of which
are very 6ue--and largo assortment Of
other styles Of Candy.
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pD- THE LADIES' WREATH for Oc-
tober, is upon our table. 1t is fine
number, and contains several interesting
and we'll written articles. One of which
we shall copy into the Echo next week.
Published by Burdick 4 Scovill, N. Y.
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New Goods.

NEW Plain, Plaid and Striped Silks; Wool
and Silk Plaids; Cashmeres, Msrinos, all wool
De LANES, printed and plain colored Velvets =
ladies' Cloths; ladies Cambria Collars; ladies
Belts, etc., just reed and for sale BY
235 DAVID SMITH
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HOpkintOn Bar,

JOHN W; COLLINS, Esq, was .,ec,..
Director Of this Bank, Oct. Sd. 1855, in place
Attest S. p WEIJc c.,,
Westerly, Oct. 4, 1855. 0"'N.:
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nag HARPER's MAGAZINE for Ooto-
bor, is received, and for sale by K. G.
Barnes.
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HOPS.

A LARGE supply just received of this years
growth, and prime quality, at wholesale and
retail by POTTER h CHAMPLIN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-11
FURNITURE
AT WHOLESALE AND RETA

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At No. 81, Main Street, KEokUK, Iowa.
THE undersigned does not deem il expedient
L to say that he has IN IRE Furniture or better
than any other establishment in keokuk,
else where, but would say To wholesale and re-
tail purchasers and old customers that he has on
hand all kinds Of Furniture, and any quantities
you want pat up and packed ready for wagon
transportation. Among other things are
Bureaus. plain, fancy and dressing.
Tables, Card, Center, Side, Breakfast, Dining.
and Dessert.
Chairs, Windsor, Cane, and Mahogany Spring
Seats.
Rocking Chairs, Cane, Wood, and Spring seats
Bedsteads, Common, Fancy, and Cottage, high
and low posts.
Window Shades, Curtain Cornces, Willow
Ware and Wagons
Ladies' Cabinets and Work Boxes.
| Mattresses aud all kinds Of Upholstery on hand
and made to order.
| II will pay to give US a call.
No sign up, though place generally we'll
marked. r. WILSEY.
| Keokuk, May /, 1850. wy
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FOR YOUNG LADIES IL GENTLEMEN
j, w. Denison, A. NJ, Principal.


j, w. Denfson, A. M, Principal.
MUS second term of this School Will Gem
/ mence Oh Thursday, March 18th, and for the
time being, will be kept IN the Baptist Meeting
House.
The design Of this school Is 10 prepare the mind
10 THINK, in preparation for the active duties Of
life, whether for the School room, Counting
room, OF College.
To any one wishing 10 know is merits, W.
have only TO say, Come and ane H
Terms per Qeartef Of tea weeks;
Common Euglish branches, s. 90
Higher do d0 Il GA
Higher Mathematics, 90
Book Keeping, Siugie or Double Entry, 10 90
Languages, ancient n modern, each extra s no
Mise and The Ornamental Branches, each
oxlra, from 30 10 lo ~
Stationery. 81
Payments a the middle OF the qusr,er NJ
deduction made IN tuition bills except in case OF
protracted stckpees Doors OPEN al an hours
for friends Of education, whose frequent ali. are
earnestly solicited.
keokuk Dec ~ 1884 "
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DA I. UERREoTYPES.

w Ehave entered and surveyed every corner
or BueIl's Gallery, and found all nice az book
His SKYfIGnr rchded, 50 spacious and grand
We can assure, there's none such elsewhere 10
the land
Which renders his pictures without blemi.ll or
spot,
Taken elear ueuther OF cloudy il at all matters
not.
And then his cases. are so splendid, so fine,
There is none N the city that will them outshine
kossuTH, UNION, JEWEL, PEARL, and PAPER
MAcuK,
Aud other iancy. none SO grand have you seen in
your day.
Bat don't interrupt US, lets on with our story,
Although not talent enough to exldaig al 30
glory,
Come look for yourselves, ~e'Il not los OF
astray,
La- 2neh wonders as 'aese ar. ..ot oat Of or
way;
And all whove not called for once venture out
And see what Buell., the artists" about
Follow me TO the place whore many may come
Either wishing Tor pictures, or wanting for none;
TO No. SO, NAN SrREEt, 'ts plain 10 be seen,
Between Third and TouaTI. where there's mul
'itrdes been,
We wiJ find shig gentleman busting around
SO busy, he can find scarce tine ''io turn round =
He will supply you with pictures faul,ess and
true,
Please TO sit down, we know he will suit you
One inoInent-here's your picture looking never
so NICE,
And another thing too, he is no. high in his
price,
As hundreds will say who crowd weekly there,
Prices lower, pictures better, than are found
elsewhere. BYA CITIZEN.
DAouERREorYrE SroeK AND APPARATUS O,
every description. for sale to Artists at reasona-
bic prices, &c, Main ST. Keokuk, Iowa.
March Fl, 1855 d&wly
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Valuable Out Lots for Sale.

THE undersigned proposes 70 sell portion Of
len acre lots.
The above land is situated about mile from
the town plat of kcokuk, and affords many
beautiful sites for private residences. The
land being very rich and situated convenient TO
TIE city, and beyond the reach OF the dust from
the Plank Road, offers the most valuable loca-
lions for Market Gardens, Nurseries, Pasture
Grounds &c.
Terms viii be made easy and title warranted.
WM. c. GRAHAM.
AprHl6, I8J5. d3m
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Dissolution Of aparlnfrShih.

THE ro-partnershp heretofore exl.tng be-
L twee0 Gilmore & McKenuy Is this day dis
solved BIZ mutual consent. All claims agains.
the late frm viii be settled By Mckeany & f}1tr.
DER, and all persons knowing themselves pdebt-
ed to ihe old irm OF Gtllmore & MeKenuy viii
call at The old stand and maze immediate settle
ment. II. r. GILMORE,
I /. MckENNY,
Dec &. Iea4 ar
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kEOkUk FEMALE SEMINARY
va commence on Wednesday, Nay end.
- Ey. WIN. Ii. WILLIAMS, Principal, and
ILL Teacher of the Grammar Analysis and
Criticism of the English Language, Of Rhetoric,
Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, and the Evil
dences OF Christianity
Mrs A. +. WILLIAMS, Teacher Of Bible and
Ecclesiastical History Natural Theology and
Domestic Economy, French Language and Vocal
and Instrumental Music
Miss MARY J. HArr. Teacher OF Geography,
History, Arithmetic, and heNariouS branches of
Mathematical and Natural Science, Painting and
Drawing.
Fulton, care Of rooms,ink eha'k &c, in TIE
several Departments, Si,a9, 50, and Sc 80.
Latin or French, SO 90
lessons on piano Forte, 10 90
Guitar, 90
tn Painting at1d ~ a4ritt4es 40
kenkuk, April 20th, 1853. 5~
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AYERS PILLS.

AYERS PILLS.
/ NEW and singulariY successful remedy ioi
II the cure OF All bilious diseases costly eness.
indigestion iaundice, dropsy rheumatism fevers,
govt, humoTs, nervousness, frritahiiiy, nham-
nations, hcadache, pains VI the breast side lack
and limbs, female complaints, Sc Sc Indeed.
very ieW are The diseases In which a purgatiye
medicine IS not more on less required, and mucl
sickness aud suffering might be prevented If a
harmless bnl effectaal ca'hartce were more fee
/ " used. No person feel we'll while cos
ivy htItfs ri heA9 t4aaAalls heSldes ii soon gen
crates serious aad often fatal diseases, which
might have been avoided by the timely and iu
dielous use Of good purgatse This is alike
true OF colds, tevertsh symptoms. and bilious de
engagements. They all tend b. become or rro,nce
the deep sea'e1 and formidable dlsiemners which
load the hear >es all oven tie iaud. Hence re-
: Aab'e family phFsic is Of The first importance 10
the pGbtic health, and this pin has been perfect
ed with consuminate skill 10 meet thai demand.
An extensive trial Of lis virtues BY physicians.
professors aud patients has eAown results sur
passing any thug hitherto known of any medi
cine. Cures have been effected heyond belief
We're they moi sabsauGated hy persons Of sn,f
exalted position and character - 10 forbid Tie
suspicion OF uutrnth
Among the many eminent ger. ierg,ef .Yh4, have
testified n.iaeo et these pills We may ment,nu.
Docl a. a. HAYES, analytical Ghrnii4t ei
Boston, and state AsSayer Of Massachusetts,
whose high professional character Is endorsed by
The
Hon. Epw ARD EtErrII, SENATOR Of the lJtii
81 State;
Koars1 & WNrHrcp. Speaker ii ,hs
House Of Representative
AhhoTT i.AwEIAe AlMlstei plen 10 Enrlan9.
tJoHN FifkrAftfK tathale Bishop oi Bos-
Tor also
Dr. i. Ii. GaiTaN. Practical Chemist III NV
York CITY endorsed ~
Hon " /. Macy, Secfetar, az Siate;
vs. b. Aston. iht ricttrs marin AmrItes
;. lltANn 4 Co.. PROJECTORS III The Metro
pol,'an iio'ri. and others.
Did space permit, we could eve many hund
req cefflficates iioIa sii pafts where Tie pulls
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7THE coparlnershlp heretofore existing be-
tween X. 4 J. w. Wilsey r. Wiley
having purchased The entire interest Of !. w.
Wiisey' will continue the business III all ifs
branches with largely increased fac ilIties ]. W.
Wilsey will sti continue IN Tie house during
Tie absence Of X. Wlsey east
r. WILSEY.
]. ". WILSEY.
keukuk. Fab. -. 1861.
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Accounting ~ Book Keeping.

VI Il. II q +
4 7 the urgent solicitation Of numerous friends
\ has consented 70 open class on Book Keep
ing and Commercial Business al Sannus Il Ham
iIton's Hall, on the 2nd Monday OF May
He expects the Merchants Of Keokuk to press
tAe attendance 81 their young men, and to allow
The necessary time.
Eiucldattons daily, and monthly Lectures on
Commercial subjects
a Ladies class Will be opened BY leaving
names al II. y. Woodward & Co.'S.
Gents 10 leave en- paper their names at Stan.
nus and HamiIioa's store.
aPrIt te, 1850. dtdmayll
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YOU may announce my name for candidate 10
i sell every article OF Dry Goods aud Gfoee
fies cheaper than ever, as | am anxious to raise
money to buy few lots, which / can't do well
alter The election, IN there will be radfu raise
IN property, for shall tax every LOT ia the city
10 per cent per week, If | am elected 10 carry on
our kal road, 10 be paid IA the bank weekly.
which Will complete one mile Of our Road week
". How many weeks whit take TO complete
THIS road Who owns the road, Lee county,
the city Of keokuk, or the property holders -
II you find you pay over the wholesale price for
aly article N ally Of my stores you can return
the articles. SIS. BILLINGS
Main Street., keokuk Iowa.
March %, 1855. dtf
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Rankin & Miller

Ii AVE made arrangements at Washington
Ill City, by which they can speedily procure
Iand Warrants under the law of fs5J
All persons who have served in any of the
wars Of the United States are entitled 10 100
acres. .Rrase OF deeease OF persons who .actu-
atty sen the widows and heirs are entitled
No chal2ANn1ps4 succeasInl.
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STRAY MARE,

CTRAYED from the subscribers premises in
- Jefferson sounty,a Sorrel Mare, five years
old and rising, fifteen hands high with blazed
face and the letters p ID. branded on the lett
shos 'er, right bind foot white and new shoes on
.ore set.
Any pei on who will give me information, ad-
dressed TO Fairfield, by which may recover thu
above animal shall be suitably rewarded.
WH. D. CLApP
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Meat Market.

THOMAS cross notifies ..e public mat he
L will open Meat Stall on 81 street. IN the
heuse Of t. w. Johnson, adjoining the coffin
ware room where lie hopes TO receive share OF
pabhc patronage. IHOs. CROSS.
Feb % lShh If
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RODERsCK q LEE.


nv are now receiving, In sddltiua 10 pres .
w ent stock OF Iron aud Blacksmith Tools, d.
fsctly nom the manufacturers. 80 tons assorted
sss bar Iron which will be ahle Ia give our
eustomsrs the benefit Of the recent cecllae the
market also 100 slabs assorted sizes Plow steel,
10 which the attention OF dealers aad TIA ck6raiths
- directed. Feeling cesirous OF charging thAs
branch OF eur osiness, we prepared TO otter the
1eoossary inducements to customers TO accomplish
The came. CONAABLE, SAIIIH l. co.
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CORNER JOHNSON A>psECoND STREET

kEOkUk.
Es-aas THIS House having been leased by The
Eaai undersigned, has teen extensively re-
-k2-A paired, and thoroughly renovated from,
top 70 bottom. i is eiginh situated and is
5progided With ali the necessary arrangements Tor
first rate Hotel The design OF the proprietor
1. e make i the banner Hotel Of keokuk, and
no pars OF expense VII atts1ii444t4h
that ebiec'.
CO Bsggage taken 10 and froHi th@ House
free IF charge. GEO. RUSSELL.
keokuk, July 81, "a dlf
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G.. CBTRTOP.

TTEFPS stock ofFamiiy Groceries, variety o
II Toys, al. an assortment III Musical Instri-
msnts, for saie on Main street, between second
aid thii t,uar23'sa
UNPARALLELED Rush for Life Or P. L.
y Barnun. By himself.
Ida Mav. By Mary Iangdon
Ten Nights IN Rar Room, by I =. Arthur
A Book Of surpassise interest. ida Norman.
BY MR.. Lincoln Phelps, Of paapsco Institute,
Maryland. IL GRAHAM & CAVES,
Jan /, 1851. 81 Street.