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TRUSSES! TRUSSES!!
G. ii. NEEDLES,
Truss and Brace emit
G. II. NEEDLES

TrUSS HnO ESrHcc cMt !,
S. W. Con. OF TWELFTH AND RACE STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTER of fine FRENCH TRussEs,
o. combining extreme lightness, ease, and
durability with correct construction
Hernial or ruptured patients. can DO suited by
RENTING amounts. as below Sending number of
inches round the hips and stating side effected.
Cost of Single Truss, SO, So, 81, So. Double
s.. So, So and $40.
Instructions as to wear. and how to effrct n cure
when possible sent with the Truss. Also for sale
in great variety
DR.. Ban"ing's Improved Patent Body Brace,
For the of Prolapsus Uteri; Spinal Props and
Supports, Patent Shoulder Braces, Chest Expand
ers md Erect0r Braces adapted to all with stoop
shoulders and weak lungs; English Elastic Aldo
nominal Belts. Suspensories, Syrnges-male and
female. 10 Ladies' Rooms, with Lady attendants
July %, lS55-ly.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
M A Y & Il RIO.

WILL this day finish opening. and have ar
w ranged for sale their stock of New FalI Goods
comprising general variety of articles usually
found in wall conditioned vill,ge store.
They solicit an onrly call from their many Gus.
omers, friends and the publ c. I0ct 6
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Woods Ornamental Iron Works,

w V00 VI Lk39
ID lDGE AVENUE, PuILADELpnIA.-Th>
h att ntion Of the public is invited to the
extensive mannfactory and warc-room of the
subscriber, who is preparcdt to furnish, at the
shortest notice, Iron Railing of every des-
cription for cemeteries, public and private
buildings, also Vrrandahs, balconies, foun-
tains, settees, chairs, lions dogs. &C.. and
character, all Of which is executed with the
express view Of pleasing the taste, while
they combine all the requisites or bcauty
and substantial construction.
Purchasers may rely on having all articles
carefully boxed and shipped to their place OF
destination.
book Of designs will be sent to tho SC
who wish II make selection.
ROBERT WOOD,
Ridge .3renae, beiop Spring Garden ST., Pa.
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MARBLE YARD,
~ WILNINGTOM DEL.

nv WIL.NING7U.N, DEL.
VNllE SUBSCRIBERS having taken the
Il old stand formerly occupied by Nelson
Cleland, decd, in Market Street, respect
FULLY announce to the public that they manu-
facture Marble Monuments, Tombs. Head
and Foot Stones, American and Foreign
Nantes, and House Work of every dcscrip-
ton, such as Water Tables, Door Stills, Win
dow Stills and Lintels, Coping, Curb, Flag
Stones, &c; neatly executed on the most
approved patterns and workmanship. All
orders promptly attended to.
May II SMITH, WAREHOUSE x co.
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THIS remedy has for itself such notoricty
from its curesof every variety of pulmonary disease,
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evil
dcnces of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed So wide is the field of its use
famcss and so numerous the cases OF its cures,
that almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appa
rent to escape observation and where its virtues
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous afrec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
10 our climate. And not only III formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but for the mlder varieties
of COLDS, COUGHS, HoARsENEss, &c. and for
CHILDREN it is the pleasantest AID safest medicine
that can be obtained.
AS it has long been in constant throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that it ever
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
tI..N .~--rr. Il. AI.i.ArE and DIR. Ii. H.
MIrCnELI.. Flktun; Il. l.. THOMAS. Nor East:J As
WILSON, Port deposit. Jan u en-
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N u. IOD,
ONE DOOR BELOW FIFTH, NORTH SIDE.
GENTLEMEN. who wish to purchase tn cir cloth
" ing Ready Made. quite as good as can be made
by any Merchant Tailor in the United states
should visit this Magnificent Store. where goods
of the f.est class, are KEEP, ready made. and in he
piece which will be made up to order al the shor:-
est notice and perfect sa'ifacion warranted
Also full assortment Of fine fur ishiug Goods
ard every article is marked with the low, ST Cash
prices i'll plain figures. Nov ; jj-Gm,
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Fruits and Confectionery.
REMOVAL,

FyTlIiI subscriber has rcmoy ed to No 2G MARKET
l STREET, above Front. Qhrco doors abo,c the
Old stand) pGlLApr!r'IA. where he keeps ciFtant-
~ on hand general stock Of all articles in his
line. consisting Of Oranges Lemons and all
kinds Of Fruit in season, Almonds Wunuts Cream
Nuts; Ground Mis-. plain and roasted; Pickles and
Preserves Of all kinds 10 which he invites the at
enton ofdeaIers AMI o hers visiting the city. Goods
packed at this establishment warranted TO carry
safe :. l.. l!ERR!N Nc,
No % Market Street,
Above Front, South side Ihila.
Sent 1S-cro
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WATCHES, JEWMLRY AND
SILVER WARE,

~ zGBA FERRIS 4 son. conxrn OF rornrr,
EN ANr tnKEr STREETS. WrLur%GTox. hive
S=sAsss9 on hand he largest assar ncnt of fine
WATCHES. JEWEi.RY and SILNEKWARE, to
b. Fodni in the Sta-e. AMI respectfully solicit the
attention Of the ct zcns If EIkrDN and its ii I'M
y to our stock consis;ing in p IT. OF the following
articles:
ENGLISi! WATCHES. in Cod or silver Cases
Richard Willis Chronomcter Watches. Sole
Agency
Chas Stcvcnson's do. do do
WA. coopcrs duplex and Lever Watches.
NJ. }. Tobias Il Cos Liverpool Watches.
Jos Johnsons do. do. lnAde ex.
pryssly for is)
VIM Rohinson's do do
-. Josh. Droomfo'ls do. do. do railway
Time ,kccpe,sl
Joseph Sewli's do do fno;Iw,,
Time kccpcrs)
Jho Teibury Il Co. s do do.
FINE SWISS WATCHES.
Jules Jurgcson Coprnhrgcn Chronometer.
a. Gcndre Geneva Chronomctc.s
H. chpts Geneva Lever and Lcpincs VERY fine
Nachcron d Constantine Geneva very fne1
James Conrvoiscr. Geneva.
ii. a:hcy Peytiru.
Briguc' Paris. very finc)
Char. +. 1issot & Son. )ioc,el &c
JEWElHY.
'S''' so'h' 'is vi ETcaSt rms. Ear Kings
and bracelets. Of The same pattern; Gold Chains
Mcddllons Pencils, Cuff Pins. DC.
SILVERWARE.
In the Silver department we are prcnqrcd IA
furnish the latest patterns. The Tuscan and Eliza.
be;han warranted equal to coin in purity, and rs
cheap as can BE- purchased in his country Also n
large assortment of plain Silver Spoons. Forks. &c
Tea Sets, Plated Wmc Muybie and Byou.e
Ctocks.
Yankee Clocks for Churches, Halls and Schools
Richard Willis and Chas Stevenson $ Celebrated
ChTOnoEletcr Watches.
Having sccurel the Agency of the above finest
quality English Watches. we are prepared to furn si
acorrect tImc-kcepcr at a REASONABLE Price which
Tor hnlSh and accuracy. cannot be cXcclle by any
watch made, Each watch isaccomp ,nied by n Ger
tlcatc from the manufacturer which guarantees il
Ito keep tine to the satisfaction of the purchaser "
or to be returned Wecan give tn e best references
IRON gentlemen of the greatest responsibility in on,
city; and we respectfully request The attention OF
those wishing Watch which they can dcpend
upon.
W WATCH REPAIRING done in tho hest
manner, and all work warranted to give entire sat
lsfacton for one year. AT the old and of
ZlBA FERRIS x SON,
Corner of Fourth and Market SITS,
DEC q Oily. WILMINGTON, Del
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TROCER les & PROVISIONS-The attention
VI Of families and others is called to our stock
of those leading articles of trade: they were bought
EXrhusstvfLY FOR CASH. and will be sold ut i'll
mingt'n and Philadelphia retui prices.
Oct. 20. MAY h BRO
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OF the National Safety Company.

FalnW ST.. so,at-rcSt Cor Third ST., Philmla
INCORPORATED Ey THE STATE OF pESSA II 1871.
LNiNE PER CENT interest is given and the mon
l. cy il always paid back whenever it is called for
without the necessity giving notice for it before
hand
People who have large sums put their money in
this Say ing Fund account of the superior safety
and convenience it affords, but any sum large or
small. is received
This Saving Fund has more than half million
of dollars. securely invested for the safety OF De
postors
The Office is omen 10 receive and pay money every
day, from o'clock in the morning till I ociock in
the evening ard On Monday and Thursday eve
nngs. till 8 clock.
People who have money to put in ara invited 70
call at the Office for farther Information.
HENRY l.. GENNER, President.
ROBERT SELtEInGE. Vice President
NM. j. REED, Secretary.
September =. 1884 If
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TIE UNIVERSITIES
FAMILY REMEDIE
Issued under the Seal. Sanction and Authority of
THE UNIV ERsITY OF
FREE MEDICINE

AID
POPULAR kNOWLEDGE,
rIlARTERED hy the State of Pennsylvania.
- April %. la5,' with capital ofSlOO.OOn. main
ly for the purpose Of arrcsng the evils Of spu os
and worthless nostrums: also. for supplying the
community with reliable Remedies wherever II
competent Physician cannot or will not b. employ
ed Th. In tituton has purchased from Dr. joins
r. RowASD, his celebrated
ROuaMd's Tonic Mixture,
known for upwards of twenty five years as the onl
sure and safe care for
FEVER AND AGUE. &c.
and his inestimabe Remedy for Bow H. COMPLAINTS
RowAND's COMPOUND
SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT,
which highly improved and popuar RcmcJle to-.
gethcr with
The University Remedy for CoMrLAIyrS of the
LrNGs:
The univcrsity's Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or H.
.iGEsrIoN;
The University Remedy for CosrIvE BOWELS:
Also. the University Almanac may be had at
the Branch Dispenslry or store of JAS. WILSON.
Druggist PoRr DEroSiT, where the above nell.
cines ark" kept FOR sale. June l6 ly
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]. A. DAVIS T. CO.,
(SECCESSORS TO WILMER < DAVIS
PORT Deposit MARYJ,ANn

Successors TO WILMER x DAVIS,)
PORT DEPOSIT, MARYLAND.
ID ESPECTFULLY inform their old friends
IL and the public that although lately burnt
out by disastrous fire they are again ready
to wait upon them as formerly. Our office
at present is in Winners Granite Building at
the head ofthe wharf, where we will be found
until New Ware House is built.
We have on hand all kinds of
GUANO, LUMBER,
Shingles, Ldth, SAT- aad Fish, &c.,
and continue to purchase GRAIN, giving the
highest market price.
We are also Agents for the
PEACHBOTTOM SLATE QUARRIES.
and have slate always on hand and for SALE
j. A. DAVIS 4 co.
Aug. 25--6m.
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REGULAR TRIPS RESUMED.

ON and after Saturday, the Doth of Sep
W TENDER, inst, the LADY WILMER Will
run twice week as follows
Leave Race Street Wharf. Philadelphia,
at O'Clock p. NJ, every Saturday. for Havre
a. Grace and Fort Deposit: returning will
p w. 0s or Lns h" anl at "s"ss
landings.
Leave Philadelphia at o'clock p. NJ. ev-
cry Wednesday for Winners Point, touch
ing at Port.llernIan and F"rd's Landing on
the Elk, Turner's Creek, Fishers, George
towd and Frcdericktown, on the Sassairas.
Returning leaves Winners Point ut 9 ocllS
A. NJ. and Frcdericktown at O'Clock p. NJ.
GAN freight to Turner's creek must be
pre- paid.
DS~For freight and passage apply to Capt.
VIM. Wilson ON board the boat
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Confectionery:
Oranges, Prunes, Candies, all kinds,
Lemons, Raisins, English Walnuts,
Figs. Almonds Ground Nuts
Cordial and Lemon Syrup, by the bottle.
Specs. of all kinds. by retail Fine CAKES
always on hand and baked to order
ICE CREAM
Away kept in season
Don't forget the place, Elkon Restaurant on
Main Street. in the Elkton Arcade next door to
the office of Cecil Wing, and also noxt door to j
b. Ash new Store ENOCH CROUCH.
April lift
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HAAiS. Bacon, Mackere. Dried Beef Cheese.
l. Il i.ard &c, received during the present
week nd for sale by MAYA BRO.
Oct. 8
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RAGS! RAGS +!

'NHE highest price paid Cash Rags
4 (woolen excepted at the Rock lille Pa
Mill, on the Little Xix, by
1arch 26tf E.JORI \N
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TIE UNIVERSITIES
Family Il G edies:

Issued under the seal sanction and authority Of
TIE UNIVERSITY OF
FREE--MEDICENE
POPULAR KNOULEDGE,
T'lARTEHED by the state of PENNSYLVANIA.
SArril IS 1888. With capital of 500. 900,
mlih'y for the purposc of arrcsng the evils of
Spurious Nostrums, also for supplying the com
munty with reliable remedies wherever "A cou,pe-
tent physician cannot or will not be employed have
purchased from DR.. John Il. Rowand his c,lebrat
ed
ROVyand's Tonic Mixture.
Known for upwards OF twenty five years us the only
sure and safe for
,.. FEVER AND AGUE, &C.,
and his iIestmab!e remedy for Bowel COMPLAINTS
RowANp's COMPOUND ...
SYRUP or BLACKBERRY ROOT
which highly approved and popular remedies. to-
gotherw'th the universitys Remedy for complaints
of the Lungs ..,0
The Univcrcity's Remedy for Dyspepsia or In
digestion
The University Remedy for Costive Bowels
Also the Uniyerstys Almanac may be had, at
the Branch Dispcnsary. or store of
ELLIS Il. CHANDLER,
Hep' I'' lSoo--y BRICK MEETING HcrSE.
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SFass ssaSssasssssE.s lower end of Wrst
Falls Avenue, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening. at Il O'Clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday, Wcdnc
day and Friday al 3 o'clock, and Huvre dc
Grace at ) o'clock, p. NJ.
The Steamboat Lancaster, Capt j. W. Toni
LNsoN, leaves same place every Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday evening Il, 6 O'Clock.
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday evening at 3
o'clock, and lIavrc dc Grace at 5o'clock 7 NJ
DJ~pasSagc 50 cents.
O. Frcights received daily at Baltimore
until O'Clock, and at Port Deposit until y
o'clock carried at low rates, and carefully
| attended to.
D3rDuplicate receipts for Frcights will be
required in all cases.
The Agent at Ilavrc lie Grace will attend
to forwarding any merchandise consigned to
him: for amy point on the Pennsylvania Ca
nails, or viii rr-ship frcights intended for
Baltimore, Philadelphia, or clScwhcsc.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent Bai,ty.
| II. ALIEN TAYLOR, ACT, II. de Grace.
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit
u he Steamboat s.JU NIATA," Captain
Ton.hnson, being in complete order; ca bn
chartered ut any time.
n. B.-Grain purchased at the highest
market price at the Warehouse ofJ. Tome,
Port deposit; who also keeps for sale. Guano,
Plaster, Fish and Salt. MAY 70 tt
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GTANO, LUMBER,
Fashionable Clothing,

nNER-C)ATS. Box do. Fro.k and business
A/ooats. Cashmere and Sn'tinets Pannuon..
Satin anil Fancy Silk Vests, Cashmere do; very
cheap. for sale by MAY & BRO
Oct ~
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Il L 8 III i.

IF you want Herring or Mackerel by the
Il barrel. half or quarter, can be supplied at
Winners Point or George Town, by
Juue'l6 WILMER X FORD.
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TIN ROOFING.

lin RdbOFING.
CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, and the pub
~ Tic generally, are informed that we are
prepared to do Tin Roofing, Guttcrng and
Spouting, in the best manner and on the
lowest terms. STAPLES Il CANTWELL
Elkton, May 90, 1855.
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NECGL'cgos',

4 ND other Hot Air stoves and Furnaces We
- would invite the attention of housck ceprrs and
others to large and varied assortment of stoves
many of which entirely new and most beuut-
full design and fsh and guaranteed to give salts
faction. STAPLES CASTwELL.
Sept. q.
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nNESS Go9DS-Alapaca, from 124cts to 500
I/per yard; French Mcrinos Coburg Cloths
Parrarta Cloths Cashmercs. and Delaines; had
styles Of The latter article at ia cts per yand
for sale by, May Bro
Elkton, Oct. f2th. 1850.
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MR.. KENNEDY, of Ro,bury, hiss
I'VE discovered in one of our common pasture
weeds IL remedy that cures
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Baltimore and SusqMchaMn:s
STEAM COMPANY.

- OCULAR DAILY LINE, (cxccrt SUP
HI days.) for llAvEE DE GRACE, PonT De-
POST and TIDE WATER CANAL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28

Winch Is IT THAT IT SwALLowED.-The last
Patriot, evidently growing desperate in view of
the thickcning signs Of trouble for its party, in
this State, as well as elsewhere, calls loudly in
one column on the Free soilcrs, to alarm them
of their danger, and not to follow the Freeman
into the fusion proposed in the call for the State
Convention, for by 50 doing they will be swal-
lowed by the Wing party, which it says is the
same as ever. In another column, with its
characteristic political logic, it calls equally
loud upon the Wings to alarm them of their
danger of being swallowed up by the Frccsolers
who, it asserts, have taken control OF the old
Wing party, abandoned its organization and
wiped out its name
Such singular confusion and palpab|e con
tradiction of statements, in one paper, have left
us sadly in the dark, and we are puzzled to know
which party is swallowed up; for rs the sage
and consistent editors of the Patriot have left
the matter, it seems either to involve point
blank contradiction, making the editors give the
lie to themselves ia either one or the other state
mcnt, or else it involves the rc-encactmen, of the
celebrated tragedy of the Kilkenney cats that
eat each other up all but the tips OF their tails
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28

the Slave Power, it makes patent to the whole
world the aggressive and domineeripp spirit
and the intolerable insolence of slavery. We
hail all such outbursts of the Southern over
seers as the most hopeful signs of promise. for
freedom. Let the shareholders spit on The
servile Of northerners, and browbeat, and in
suit, and kick them TO their hearts content.
Let them ransack the vocabulary Of mean and
degrading epithets, TO find fitting phrase with
which to stgmatize the docile and subservient
North. Let them put their ear-mark upon
the northern doughfaces, scar them with the
branding iron of ownership which stamps them
as their political chatte, and rub their south
ern dirt into the eyes and ears and noses Of
the towards and political Esaus, who have
sold the birthright OF freedom for q mess of
southern pottage. and brought the north into
vassalage to the vilest and meanest aristoeracy
in the world, whose heraldy is the whip anC
the chain, whose despotic power is attested BY
blighted fields and decaying commerce, and BY
the bleeding hearts and crushed hopes of mil
lions, and whose unchastised insoence anc
outawry are the scourge of Earth and thu
pitying scorn OF Heaven. Go on, ye bucca
neers OF the humnn race! We like you fol
the boldness of your villany and unmitigatct
scoundrclism. Fire away and stir the poker
right briskly. We are kindling better fir
in the rear of the services, than you can posi-
bly, build in front, and if the dough(aces dom
get pretty well heated between two such fires
we shall be in favor of charteriDg q mining
company to dig passage for them, q miles
downward. to the dominion described BY
Father Walworth, and set apart for the home
ard heritage of the refuse Of mankind.-Fre'
Democrat
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28

They show galantry on the part OF the FRENCH
but also show that the victory was not IN re-
atty further success, but merely success
full attempt to destroy very dangerous works
which the Russians had erected in front OF
their defence, and which would have outtsnk-
ed the French attack.
The Russian plan was to unite all their am
buscades by line of GabioDs connected bya
continuous covered way with their present
deiences, to enclose in fact an entirely new
space of ground.
The French plan was to carry this new de-
fence, and to transform it into French posi-
non, which was accomplished at an immense
loss (which" says Gen. Pellissier, "gaye to
the engagement the proportions Of BATTLE"
Jen. Pelllssier's despatch is quite interesting.
Details arc also received of the allied advance
on Tchernaya. The allied force number 90
600, French, Sardinians, and Turks. The
Russians make no opposition, but retire with
their guns. The condition of the ground,
shows that the Russians never intended to
maintain the position.
New reconnosauces have been made, and a
further advance was expected
Geographic accounts indicate that the allies
are yet on their own side of the river.
Details are received likewise of the capture
of Kertch. The invading force numbered
nearly 10000, namely, 10000 French, 5000
Turks, and $500 English, in numerous steam.
ers. The expedition entered the straits of
Kertch on Thursday, the Oath, and commenc.
ed firing upon the forts of Ambaaki, the gar
rison Of which speedily abandoned the place,
having previously blown up the magazines.
The gun-boats of the allied forces silenced the
Pauloviskaya battery, and burned some Rus
sian boats and small craft. The garrison of
Kcrtch and Yenikala, variously estimated
from TO 10000 strong, were seen to leave
aud fall back into the interior by the southern
road. Meantime the allies landed without
opposition at Ambalaki, where they bvou.
acked for the night and on the next morning
moved on towards Kertch.
The gun-hoats were all the time occupied
in securing the Yaumnskoi Gulf and in reduc.
ing the fort on the sand bank. All the inhab.
itants had fed, many houses were on fire, and
on Friday at o'clock the empty cities Of
Kertch and Yenikala, were in the hands of
the allies, and steam fotiIla Immediately
entered the Sea Of Azoff. Last winters tenn
pest having washed away the forty ships sunk
by the Russians across the strait, the allies
found 1900 tons of coal at Kertsch, and
so dsmoupted guns, but no powder or stores.
The intention is to iortify Yenikala, and gar
rison it by the Turks, but not to hold Kertch
The steamers of light draught are cruising as
near as possible to Taganrog, and gun-boats
yet lighter are being prepared.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28

INPRovINe.-Thc Reverend Guy C. Sampson,
Of the Temperance STANDARD, as down upon US
in another Of his characteristic eruptions of
wind and thunder but instead Of the t,co col
umn article, to which we and the public were
before subjected he has this time contrivcd to
reduce his cutpourings Of Christian spleen, to
the compass of half Of one column, and even in
this we detect only three absolute falschoods, all
his other statements being sot dowa by us, in
charity, as mere perversions. How gratifed
will be the proprietors of the Sampson-struck and
ruined Vermont Tribune, to hear of such deci-
ded improvement in moral honesty.