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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mall Steamers.


The ships comprising this line
The Atlantic. Captain West.
The Pacific Captain Nye.
The Baltic. Captain Comstock.
HEA These ships having been built by
oE4J4s contract, expressly for government
- service, every care has been taken
ia their construction, also in their engines, 10
insure strength and speed, and their accommo.
dations for passengers are unequaled for eie-
gance and comfort
Price of passage from New York TO Liverpool,
in first cabin. ....1l6O
In second cabin, $75. Exclusive Of extra sized
state rooms. .SoZ0
From Liverpool to New York 80 and 20 0guineas
An experienced Surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berth secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
From Nssc York From liverpool
Wed'day. Dec ~, 1854 Saturday. Dec. Is, 1854
Wel'day. Jan. 10, 1885 Saturday. Dec. 20, 1854
Wedt uy. Jan. "a, 1855 Saturday. Jan l3, 1855
Wedda, FEB. 7, 1855 Saturday. Jan 27, 1855
Wedday. Feb 81, 1855 Saturday. Feb. 10, 1855
Wedday. Mar. 7, 1855 Saturday. Feb "a, 1855
For fre ght pa sage, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN. SHIPLEY & Co,
Liverpool.
H. G. ROBERTS IL Co.,
Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
B. G. WAINWRlGHT& & Co,
Paris.
GEO. H DRAPER, Havre.
The owners Of these ships will not be accounta
Bile for gold, silver, bullion, specie, Jewelry, pre-
cious stones or metals, unless bills of lading are
signed therefor and the value thereof therein ex.
pressed. Jan 3-df
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WASHINGTON, Nov, 26, 1854.

nH- DEBows INDUSTRIAL REsoURcEs three
handsomely bound volumes upon the Progress
and Wealth of the United States, 500 pages royal
octave, double columns, clear PRINT, library edi
tion, may .till be ordered Prics.,s Sc delivered
nt the expense of the satheE
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CONSERVE aud Preserved Ginger and
~ Chow-Chow, Attea and Choong Loong, Can
Ton, fresh importation. For sale BY
SHEKELL BROTHERS,
No. 40, opposite the Centre Market.
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NAV 81, 1855.
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Copy Of disclaimer of w. d. Porter IN has applica.
non for /" an improved aiH for making scood
gas, fled august S, 1854 Letters patent ISSUED
August % 1854.
~ do not claim my invention and discovery
the improvements in making gas from wood, viz
subectng the products of destructive dstiilation
thereirom 10 a high degree of heat, substantially
as has been described and for the purposes set
forth in the specification of w. p. Mcconnell"
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The ships comprising this Ilne are
The Atlantic. ,...Captain Wesl
The Pacific ...........C Captain Nye.
The Baltic Captain Comsioc
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March l7-law2In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14
S,mi.Ceutsnuial Celebration at Hebron
Academy.

t-r- ru che Sch inst, according o. previous
announcement. A large collection ol giH-
IN, rg Oxford County, and acel and Young
,.arar., prregPtar aul patton. aai friend,
r.t Institution, from abroad were Tr.-.u;
t.Er honor o. thc Institution and One uoca-
ra. Among the distinguished mon 1'th..
r.srs.trr vcuat.rcI, lion AIhy0H Parr,s,
U.a. Fiab Upm,iu. lI.u. HANNIBAL IIau-
I.a. Hon. stephen Emory Adam Wilson,
n. p.. Pyscgp,ars Eys'r,h, Mitchell 1nl
Duru.I. J. g. Worlman, F-I, Wu e..
Whitney, E.g., Esy Mr. pausratg ag
naHy others
Aaaut lO u's,.ek a procession was formed
uuIrr tbc Ma7,hll.htp OF MAJOR N0sg,
tu,hman. under c.-ogt of thr Turner Rg~
Band which marched o. ,ht Metu. U.as
Tr, b1u.- was GlIeI 90 o,al0vta- The
exercises commenced hy s.r-.u-ual,ar.rrl
ae.a-rr-rtan style. Le,iWWman. EaJ.,
vH.l.it,n Truiaa.yorrHu prs.l.u'
.F t.e OCCASION. ig h.haIiHi tre Trustee.
announced thr exercises and -agea I-.t
h....-y u0tar Institution, and tlr prudent
-.aa-urut .. ta. fani, AG.r Music bg
tH. auIar AIh Fl, was delivered hE.l'su
Wilson. p.p Fthrr.aIrHs af Che Demo
.-l. a-. a. v.. please! with th.s Al,.r..s.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

I..a'.t. A.AH AhN ''isIN NAI. l''INNNN N"tl
I,Ol, and Is signed hy Caleb strong, Gov.
srurr Iu that Act nine rcrsrns ar, named,
who, with tbrir s1ogys.5rs, chosen hy them.
, -.ly.s. arc o. D., "a body polite AMI corp5-
|as forever" &C thc-c mine Tsr-gus one
. Ezekiel Whitman, Esl., who &, still liy-
I 'iu-l rg-.-aeI DIE -r,t the next Year, and all
. tne remaining eight have s.sn thc last of
earth. Prominent among thatuumhrvgr,
. Che fr., deacon aul tbc frst pastor OF tbr
church here. w rucmh.r that deacon
when h. bal hrsum' ar Oh mau-vc r.
tumhr hi, H,li head aul vhitrucl l,cks.
-rm-nh.r vall thc;r.,ss OF Ermus.. and
G.uIrr.. of wisdom auIui hrryyolsugr ia
I..uurl. clau-u71cr s,ou moss We ,r,m
a.na.t 0, hear h., well ll5vn voice, and Q,
listen tn Dis wurIs OF god sur aud r.ty
as tl.y r.rr wont u 1ry from Do, Dip.
yrurarr. mau IIrJIu.t uy. m vain
D.. G.I u.t l,. nr himself a'0u, hr dad
r.tl.r m.-.ly G5 Do, svu ru.nuou hs
E.I lrr.st.r..v. AMI coming c.u-ratilu,
wIH..,f..m.nrry. r.m-mE.r ,a hl,,
heard .r. u. Do, kin.s.j r.-rs,, that hr
should hF. ,I...u raer s1 retired and o.
region 81. rru-h.a, thes,loghrh.n.,1,su,
aaI r.~vrias labor bot perhaps 10 may
.. 'rH. 'N' .rNi' ri. i'' man i"r On.
'..I e." 0... OBJ" other NAN might have -
F... e..'.''-i '.'' '.'., I'5a'I' H. would
'., .a.s ...' '..' % mars 'a amy Other l.''.
"..T".H. '.'a. 'i'.i's might n'' H''.
u1a,.H."i oIaa. .0". --.a'''o 60 nso"n.,-
t.a ant wants. Oh. I-'r.. here. Other
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

minglc IN these scenes, % day, without hay
ing our minds filled with the remembrance
'of those pilgrim puri,ans who first pitched
their tents here. My mind is thus filled, !
think Of nothing elsr and talk Of nothing
else, but Of them and their deeds. Nv
memory goc. back to period, years before
bcr3rc the foundation of this Institution,
when there was neither church nor school
house here when the religious services Of
the Sabbath were conducted, in private
dwelling, by the venerable Deacon. to whom
moro than TO any other man, this Academy
owes H. origin. The earlier students at tins
school must all remember him we'll liz
fame was never trumprted abroad. H.
sought not the arr'su's of mon, but TO 'ccurr
their hichrs, good and f,rcs,rins that ny
..lur,ii,, this rrrat d-Hi'raiuM u.rN D.
. bot promoted, he made the Grst movements
ior the establishment % On Academy 10 ,hi'
place.
I well r.mrmhsr 90, Gr,, interview hr
had upon ,his subject with my.ryrrd "a
thor. then q Representative from This town
iu the legislature of fMaSachu.eiis
I remember how he answered al tho
doubts that were .l-- s,.l, as growing out
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14
PARIS, ME-. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1855.

always out of repair, and always gathering
moisture and moss. The owner Of that hous'
was then between 20 and 80 years, old and
looked 10 the youthful student like an old
man, but he still occupies his same house.
This youth found here then in the cprccgptor.
ship Of the Academy; a plain, intelligent
and kind teacher, John E,clcth, who sad
The year before graduated at Bovdoin Col.
ls-c. llcrc'hc al,oHormci hi, frst acquain.
unc' with a fellow student, whose name
was iva3 N0r.H, from Durham in thi.
State, and whose age aud aspiration, aud
advancement in study, anlvaos, mental ha-
bits and religious feeling, were much Ike
hi, own. Mr Navs'lbceam,hi.r1om.matc
hrrr and angr,arl, at B,wioin. Mr..
Newell spent hi. lilr partly as thc Prccr7,5r
af au Acaisroy and partly a. , ah-i.,i,o
minister In ihc Congregational l,nomiua.
iion. H. diod Zoo Durham, the place oc hi,
nativity IN 1876. aged - years.
Such memor,r, naturally create sadness
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.r,.f..l.tr...,.r ,r amp .r-r.r And
why would 10 mnsrus Ni O. think o' %
christian brother WHO .a. obtained hi, rrifs
ami .at.rrl un h.. aa.' r.oarl'
Amaus thg interesting Object, hero iu
ISIS, was -,r..'y Gr ..al, moral agl
literary Iarr0s.s Itor.-.uat.l am'n- 'hr
Young mon ot thi. place, hur t.r Agle.
uy won't into operation Among I's inlu-
l.r w.r, Wm hr5.us, Nh."n * raui.
and Rra'r.l eastman. Itva.at frtelll-
90 OH. Social Compact. and afterwards 90
'n0k tas name OF u. T.r..iuu.e Al.'l'i
Discussion. aul debate. v.rr Ial weekly g
shat -'el.y 600 ihs Academy m,.lu- This
society h.u-. ISIS @l ,st lH r..r.a m
d. hamiu- Ola lu...m- h.a. rh.. ,Ho,.
rrsu-l, bad h..u i.l'. aal ta 1870, 30 l.''
valuable Ilr.rs anI '...A. hg Oh. burning .'
f.r.I Academy .fl.r.. W. o.. society
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

ending at 50. Mrs. l.. H. Sigurncy, thD
wcll.known poctcs., Of Hartford, now her
III past the meridian Of lie, mentions viii
interest. Baptist minister Of Edinburgh
hy The uamc or Inncs, whom sho heard whcr
he was ~ years old, and who was .ull U.s.
ing, last year, at the az Of 50, aud still
fccling his nock with the results Of weekly
s,udirs.
Th, distinguished JohnWelcy continued
Co preach until he was Sc years ola. ON
hi, 72l birthday he wrote IL this somewhat
quaint style.
81 have heru considering ',e it s., tha,
I should fal j,sf tho same strength ,ha'
dil thirty year. ago and that uy sight IS
oven considerably better, aui ny uor,c
Grmcr than they wsr, then; th, hay,
mono or thc infrmitia ora.. adhay, lost
syiul chat | had IN youth. rhr -rat
aa,r !, tho good plaurcof GolMhodoetI
whatever T.a~ih him The rhef mnn'
ar,, Gr., my constant rising ai lar, for th,
ll.t io wears; .'runl, my eIn.raly preach.
ing 30 3 in the morning, ou, 90 thc mo.'
hplthrul exercises in thr world ,aul tlirl.
ly. my never travelling l-s, hy.Uaud land
than 1000 milr. % yrar."
I, may %. r'uan; o. some hrr, 90 think
oCtls HuI.nt, ia ,h., arll5m' far the ll.0
Gny years, o., constituting or chain Oh.
student, of clrh year furnishing one link n
chat chain. Nt on, rul o' }is Chain, W.,
find thr asrl il.nt'y ami -r,ually passing
avay-atinr other od OF be- Chain, mr..
thc youthful AMI arlnt with li.r's journey
and lilr's ha'''r ,hi.'yyct hir th.m.
o.. Tr..b, ,s iar flger,t r1r1.r. ihr m.rr,
" hrss lat.. Iu.ht dnp H. UpII UsHf. aipr1
Sweet. ss ihs 1HsHl rrHauri -,H., thst rH,rs
O. gather tagprrr Boo Nuluu .'H,r.
NrF. De ODE m.I..f.s 10 r,ss .i .Ft,
Th1ihrH frm.fr 1i1H- hr,p'r decay 90
*, /. refreshed ly ir contact will
youth. and youth i,u1l, wi,r hy %. COM
uc, with ago The lub ol % chain miur
ally strengthen each th.r, and alI i's link.
ars u.,lel 60 s.mr'er tho perfection NJ 90,
chain.
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rlmr'Htr DO lu'h t'r uil and tEr Young
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....l anal ,,.,r.., fs y,ga. Tine word
n .a.,lf..l ,..,,..l, u..I ii, r,r.,r.
b., Foolish Grammar ,n thr rarl, da,s o
tb. institution. ma, %. arrli-Iothi.,,a
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13
WHEELING.
No. i Super Phosphate Of Lime.
VERSUS "GUANO."

lHIS valuable fertilizer has been used for several years
IN ErElSnd aud other pats Of Europe aud next IT, gu
aEO holds the 5hest Iak In popularity and The extent ~
which II Is used among Rarmers It's StiOduf1loM IN ms
cuuntTy hy the subscriber has heen nOTe recent but lie
progress las made M the estimation Of The public haS
nO been less naked or successful ahTOaa alter u
trial Of three years investigation Ol lis merits, In which
time tkee has been very many !cTupulOus experiments
made BY The must scientific aeriCulInTl$IS anu various
uhS, Committees, C., side by side Peruvian uuanO' as
t0ts relative value compared wlthlne llter 2nu u los
lRAlECcs preference given 10 the "SUper Phosphate o.
imt," Such reports as returned viii shortly he placed
heuIe The public, which win CONVEX mo'e Information"
than The subscriber Feels disposed 10 offer, as the nani'
latiuIer, al the present moment
ford IO0d au n0uTShmeM to srOwtl OF all descriptions
lis basis bengIIuahed or ground Bo@s" the efficacy OF
which as manure well kOwE and appTeeiated
which lecOmrOsed by the addition Of one hh thelf
weight OF Supluc Acid, tO which a,lded due proPuT
Of ihe most efficient AGENTS in tS Sest Peruvian
II easy handcd being III perfect p0Wder II VIII 90
found suitable 10 all Soils warranted Nufe ahu eeiidl'
aud when al maturity 10 be OlHd as eieAciOuS as hele 70
PmphIes will be forwarded on application to the sub
EcTibrr OriO his agents, whose aneS elc as lUl0w&
MCSSSrs. McGIuler 4 Sons, Richmond, Va
10 ROwleti, HARDLY d Go, Petersburg, Va.
do lIOtum 4 AlcCcam, Norfolk, Va,
do Z. M Stewart, ES9, I!aI.lmOre, Md'
Agricultural Chemist,
str9i WIamshursh, Long Island, y. Y.
New Watch and Jewelry Store,
Room, No. 4, Washington Hall, Monroe ST.,
WHEELING, VA
'lE suhscrihcr would cal the attention OF the public 10
his well selected stock o. watches, clocks, ieweiry'
silver walc and fancy goods, which he Is now UIrutMs-
Ills stock Is composed PaGto gold and silver wateAes'
RvsIy description Of g0ldiewelTyi
Gold, silver, silver plltcdaud common spcct9e'e"I
Pure Stlve table, tea, dessert, SuSaT mustard am SAT-
Plated aud German silver forks, spOOnS butter knives,
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InsldNl1neOu8 Liquid NaE' Due.
ITO those wishing hair dye that may be depended ur-
on, we can chcerully Recommend the above. The best
Of city reference can be given TO lis superiority over
everything OF The kind now In USE For sale, Wholesale
and feall, By j. y. LOGAN WCon
Sole nPAOtR In this civ,
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Daguerreotypes,

NT ESSFS. KRAMER 4 TuRToN, having taken th'
MI Rooms formerly occupied BY Mr L; Tatbell aSo Ia
gueTrean Gallery, cO1er OF Main and liIe strects Cen
lie Wheeling beg leave 10 solicit ShaIo OI patronage
nom his (ricIiIs and tho public at large.
IlrY make 1t rule not toll any pictures go out hui
wiit arc satisfactory and well executed
G0'd and Silver plating executed neatly
G7OldcS let eIc Tor sign painting will DO attended Il
BY J. TuItOM & IlOther mI"i'0m
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Notioe

GAPS.
II ECEIVED this Hay, the best assortment Of Gents
IL youths, and cldrrn's cloth caps, ever brought -
slyie and 0uaIllY They comprise III part az ulluwA-
GemtS tD,h opera back aid whites gents hail cloth dO'
black drab ard green riding, hunting and Apollo
Also, the Egyptian pyTenniaI cricket tap new attielel
SHHrIi ~ S n HARPER y son
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PIANO RORrES AND MELODEONS.
UST OPENED, 2 fine Rosewood Piano ROrtes, from
1 ChickeTins & Sons mandatory, and St0daTt Il To-
New OH, including one fine Rosewood Piano. q octave
o OF which ave offered Al factory prices
Ak0-a large package Of fashionable music, al ~, UnoI
Now is the time II you want bargain ,,.,,o,
mFH1 10 J, MkhlHlk.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH!!!
Drs. Duncan and Cameron,
DENTlSTS,

ARTIFICIAL TEETH!!!
Drs. Duncan and Cameron,
DENTlSiS.
No. ifC WYSr SlSTn STREET, RElWEIS RACE AND ELM.
Cincinnati.
INUIS office under tie management 0i Its present pro-
l. p,etOls has hee nRcre4Alns IL reputation or sureIi
or operations H. tie Artificial Department VI uenStIy
lUr tie last len years. ad 10 expense OF elliott SHAH be
wanting TO give Satisfaction lO all VINO may laNOT WIN
liz s"bssvlhar2 would call attention to the following
essential points pertaining 10 Artificial Teeth, vll Eelu
AMI NaiurAIUeIS OF appearance, quality aud StIcnGth0
tile materials comfort 10 the wealer, aud usefulness IN
restoring The natural appearance The speech ad abl'
Is to nrStlt atei in all Of Which they ale warranted In
sayins they exceeded by none, and equaIed by but
few. -
Inserted fron, one 10 full Sel. with Artificial GuInS.
Full and hail SITS invariably inserted by SECttOn
Al operations IN Dentistry peTtOMed lMll most hOf'
Ough manner.
Considering the sure,IOr character Of The work, aud
the guarantee stVen 'hey a'e the ""s' reasonable III The
West.
TWO TEETH on MORE on GoLn rLATE,
S5 per footh.
Two rEiTH OR MORE on SILVER PLATE,
80 pei Tooth
The money refunded u Tue Teeth DO not prove sS1'9-
uS-For the information Of those living Al distance,
we would state that our eCtltileS arc 5uCt that We can
na kc in tie kest style, iUl sci VI TkETI III llomH
U Is hous and small pieces IN proportion, ~ that nO dc
tenliOu need 10 appIeherted
y, 3 9 'c1EN9SS, pySgAS' }Dsntl't,.
No. 10 West SlAIh ST. between Race and Finn,
dcl9-ly CI Clnnali.
NSSIGNEES N0TICE,
4 III, persons indebted 10 Wheeler Il LokN, BY book
n account or Otherwise, arc he eby notified that pay.
ncnt must be made to ne OriIwh they having assigned
the same to me Tor the benCht ui their eTedlto!s:
Mnl2 J. II. PENnLHT0N, Trustee
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMES 3. MARSH,
SEw WHOLESALE Assn RETAIL
BOOT And SHOE STORE
No. IS 1lonroe street, Wheeling, VI

No. ID Nohtoe hTcCAf HN1"S, '"
ExNr DONR TO uREtR, orr tNbco.
r AN Nw receiving al my New Si0e room on Monroe
street, iaTgG ami elegant assortment Ol 'ooIs ara
Shoes Which had selected with sleN: care and had nan'
UacluIed by the best wUknen IN the Easl expressly Of
this tTlo. am now p'CraTed To ACCOMMODATE my Gus
ttomers euar whOe&Ale retail will variety SnTlms
and Sumner GOOds, nOt TO he surpassed ty any other
house N the city, eltc III style, OEnlNs. Ut dIia'
billy.
Anonss which will be lOund tie following selsONaGe
Rnn
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uTeuT,Y IMPORTANT,


NELSON'S Premium Chinese LuStral Washing Fluid,
n lie 2reaeSL Improvement yet discovered for Saviny
lShor and expense III ashng Clothing aud 0uSe Clean
ins. Lnena and COttOnS washed By this Fluid will be
wGer aud Soler lhsn Than II bIcached on the grass.
satisfy herself onthat oint, by SOlknga pIet OF Cotton
or LICMiM the Fluid null strength, for 81 hOUs which
wilCearly show that II must bOpuely harmless, when
iuteI with gallons OF water 10 half pint OF fluid.
Tho Chinese washing Fluid Is worth three times the
single sXPence which will buy enough for alaTge aR!
washing which can be done In jor hours.
ManUactuTedand sold bT the Suhsch6er, who haSIase
~ purchased tho right for Ohio eOunyt, Va.
JAS. MELLOR,
AuFa No. %, UnlNn&t., Wheeling, Va.
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10 Wes,etn anl southern JIerchants
Sexton, Seal & Swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERS OF
FANCY DRY Goo!Ds.

40. I6j Market ~, above lth street,
PHiLAD ELPtIi.
J. ". SEXTON, l.. SEAL, 4. VAN SwEARISGEH.
DFFER tOuuIehaAers the largest assortment Of Fancy
" Dry GOOis in the city Itt0mprIsesInPart Of
Hosiery ~ all kinds and qualities
Gloves, UhdeIshliiS: Dress Shtlsand Collars.
WOo'lcn yarns Of different shades and eOloEs.
hnc assortment Of She'll Combs.
DO DO DO Bufao and Imitation Combs.
Bushes ofall descriptions.
Dress and TlilOrs Trimmings Of all klndS.@
Burnctts, six cord cord Spool Cotton.
PeIIuInerY Ofall kinds.
As well gIe1t many styles goods Of our own lnPor
tlOn. which we cannot hero mention and which well
worthy Tho attention or hYeTs We feel we can make u 10
ttelrlIteIest TO give US ttial, serts
Pendleton & Brother.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HoR the sale Of Leafrobaeeo Flour, and Produce gen.
iao$miA. WharG and Rtret. 3os P,snM
nnltimofe.
Hugh Jenkins + CO.
+ ". nrune Is Suns,
Long llyrn, and baltimore
The cashiers Of anyOf the
baltimore banks.
D. Lamb, Esq. Cash \ W B'k Va
s. brady, M& u uanFL Whe.Iirs
Talant& II Delaplaln, "Nss""s
Jas, K. Baker.
Rhodes x O;bay: Brdsepott,o:
Grcem% Dorsey, powhattan !t.O.
sh1.l DGssy GA1r'1a,t S.
Jacob Il. Grove, St. ClaiISviIIe,o.
Peter Meaaser, GaltpOis, o.
". !. Mccoy & llro's, StsteIsvtlIe, Va.
TSss&' ]SsSb'c 6 S'IsSS hasf &%9!s'' e. cnelnn.,. o.
Geo Green. Jun,
GUTlOn% & Co, LIo,l..I,A
SimI. ai.SO'''; :. PIe;.ton & Co.
| ianGS-ivA
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NUMBER 274
EASTERN BUSINESS.
James P. Perot g. Brother,
FLOUR and GRAIN FACTORS,
VI "0"' fhiinae,phia, Pa.

"s''f ~ FORSYTH & HOPKINS.
WM r. yRLHY,
HElSKELL Il Co,
WM. MtOYl
HovIs:IyL j. *. MILLER & 60.
GI"G0RpoS, MATHEWS L. Co., WillIGahe advances IN
rOnSgRGenls, --..--.-.
ANUEL u. Ma ILTrCHER 1oLtn Ko'rEH
Mathews s Zolliokotter,
GENERAL PRODuCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. I1R NORTH HOWARD NTRKET
BALTIMORE.
Gv-CONSlGNNEN7S SOLICITED. Wiipay raItieu-
lar attention 10 the purchase Vi t!nnno aud ViheI Eer-
REFERESC S
Israel GIifhth, EGq.,
GhrIsl1n Keener, "a
nT. HAvld KGerer,
K. Lr PaIker& Co, baltimore.
kSTtNoIuW, Tiffany II Co,
Long < HyTn.
Hurst ~ Kerry.
Nayld Johnson, E3q., JeGtTSunc0., Va.
Cirany e. Co., Cincinnati, y,
MAIlnsIy 4 GllPin, PaIkeTSbIG, Va.
Hon. +. K X0lIrkOTer, SSEhvlle, Tenn.
+ Collier, Esp., Attorney at Law, Pit,sbuTSh, "a
Jos DelIeplame, Esq., tlillAhoIO'. o.
{, ". Button, ESq., lialpcr's Ferry, Va.
u. MCCOnaIShy, ksq. Au'yAt Law, Gettysburg, "a
jyl-dIyT