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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
11aper WAREHOUSES;.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
ii SON Co, No. 81 BeekmAn-st, s&sr for ale % the
tywess terms: -
wr:rips spers Lpslsh. French and Anehssa
New Paper all sxes wezhz ana qoaitficA
Book Paper eli sizes weights and qualities
rsus Paper fancy coors and vsis. Of the ses ssssy
Hanuns Psrer white and eolorsd. different vidshs
HaftsrS Paper. thin. and OF the bss. quality.
Cloth Paper S1p and fxS.
Enxh Hardware Pspef lArrs assortment, tass trnvs1
Ghesthins Paper. of the best quality:
Wrapping Pspef strsv Rag, and Manila
Tea Pap Of difetent sireA
fsx Boosrs Payer suitable for roof. N solia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
Marbinerp. &t.

uIuITIUtIp, vi
TT,HE NEW YORK FOUNDRY AND lkON
i RAILING COMPANY-S manufacturer. Of CrowsIIs
eel. brated CAST IRON RAILING WITHOUT Rt'Ers,
(ssvs least Is Genus per foot also Of CIowr ns .ye
Of Ranf decidedly the cheapest In the United states
All kinds Of Castings such Coluun Trusses Sis ana Lin
te Gders yersndss Brackets Nanlt Covers window and
SooI Guans &c Every kind Of Wrought iron WUk for
Budius such dos shutters anchors gatnzs &c done
az prices with Dispatch speci. attention sven 20
acts for all the iron for buildings of every class
Foupo.r foot Of ;eh North River Samples in sections OF
all the Wsreroous Nos 70 and vi Duare" ST. 10"
doors east of Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
Goparinersbip Notices.

NOTICE is hereby given that the PartnersniP
er.tofoIe existipg bstwesn the uDdeSzned cEOaHh
KEYS End ALEXANDER IRvISE. - Retail Dry GOODS
Merchants 1t No za 81 IN The cy Of NV OH anser
the firm Of ALEXANDER IRVINE Co b.s been tnis dsy
By mutual conssnt and that the sasns OF The %
Psnebp viz be wound ana settled oy 40 osea5L
ALEXANDER IavINE-
OJVicE No q WILLnssT NEw YoRK, Feb. 80 1855.
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed Copart-
II nsr,hip un< er the and firm OF AEIGs GREEN
LEAF for the Transaction Of General Stock Comuisos
Business They vl nahe purchases and sales comnssoo
viii their best efforts the Interests Of
their rsons Any orders ntrusted TO them vii be exseuted
With ptres and fcey Posse ssinf al fscii
ties for the pesoction Of STICK secu.s and confident 10
ths ability give ssteten they respectfully solicit share
Of public patronage
CHAs 4 AEI0s late Csshier Am Ex. Bank
A W. 0aEEHLEAS. lsts No Wallet
REfIREkcES American Exchsnse Bank, MsgchantS Bank,
Bssk Of the Republic. Metropolitan BSk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

N-rWBURGH PROPERTY.-For SALE,
On. ~ th. most besz,ifu PIECES Of GROUSOi N tos
epmmsnsinE view Of the entire eren OF Ne -onts
.s,bn no mi uffs xslk Of the Steamboat i.snfins.
,,;rs .bout .ev, well stocked WITH feseh rear
PlI .ud 2pe planted BY lansespe GARDINER soeet
ISu,e 20 ,b the whole plot; bat the premises w -
"a ia are. desired The property lies i'm meci.,-y noftn
n. 1h.oo,Ic.l seuln.ry Apply TO NOVEL; New
In,sb or Y BUIIERWOhrH, No 50 xersnsnn EK'
charge Ns~-York
T7NION-SQUARE REAL ESTATE OFEiCE,
< srxe-,tt Hou.e corner ath.v and 7th-t -Hosses,
-. and Yarns or sale or exchange ard T. lets also wanted
- on rnt southern and an tditn property
ssis on trade OEners Of r.s viii please call sni
l.erv he superior ADVANTAGES central ocsln tu ss
sale Of property. hhiEo notohANp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

NOALS.-Peach Orchard, Red or White Ash,
~ delivered firm yard and cover Nut -; Stove 81 les
dealers and esrtmsn. CuDbsfsa1 % - Liver
pool, ell JACOB WEEKS SIS BovsU sad al 0sssasNt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
GutIerp ann 9aromare.

OOOPER's TRUSS HOOPS.-5O0 sets as
CoOPTR's EDGE TOOLS. Abertson. Conser. Horton.
Be- aud other mskers
COOPER's RivETS. large asortment
COOPERs HAMMERS DRIVERS.
BECK IBOSS Sc &c for sale BY
CEAs 6 LITTLE Nc- 81 and 81 Fuitoo q.
CCOTCH PIG IRON-Hundred tuns No.
- Gsbes snd 2oc turs mixed Numbers best Pig Iron, In
"''' 'h0 spOFFoRD' TiLksToS a Co. No so Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
Builoins Materials.

GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
~ PROOF BUILDINGS, VAULTS, STORE FRONTS,
ROOFS &c The engned are COW prepared faruhh
solid wrou.bt on rolled Besns cut to specified lengths. at
price which enables proof baGsss be erected
Moderate Of wooden The public
invited IN. building Of Mess. H.rer Brolb
en- Chfs they ave been used FOR fur her nfosu
suon apply 10 COOPERS HEWITT No. ~ Burlies clip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
Dantina Aeaoemies.

DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
"A No. 500 Broadway, opposite lthTt no. ocen ~ es
reception Of pupl- who can commence ar time Ladies'
and children Wednesds,. .nd Saturdays. At and
on Wednesdays Thusys and every other frdsy
aftPN Pr.ceins Assembtses on Saturday evenings fW
Ladies and Gentlemen. Sosthy soirees usual CrcniaS
cor dsys hours and Of Instruction. can Do has
a. the Academy any time. will be sent By post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
Jnsnranre Companies.

NTNA INSURAN COMPANY
III or HARTFORD.
Clustered 10 1919
CAPITAL, $500, 900
New-York Agency No u ~sn~ .
Insure sgats, oss dsmst- Fe upon favorable terms
THOMAS X BRACE. President.
Z @. RIPLEY, Vice Prssdeut
THoS A. ALsxAsDZs See'y
Jas A 8LExAsDER, Agent
TJ'HE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE COM
J. PASY or TIRE CITY OF NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL. $1,000, with surPI1s
IT'S Csnslst sndz SuhsD O.
Property generally Insured szsin cs. ara d,nsse FIRE
RICHARD VAklCk. President
w y. USDyEHIIL. Secretary
TI'HL HARMONY FIRE INSURANCE COM
i FANY No Brosd az. Cvh Capital, SIS 900. With
surplus eortnues 10 insure on the most fsvorsos
term szsibs. loss ara damage b. tire. -
GLOVER. See'y. w CALLESDEk, freSt.
TINTED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COM
u PAHY JOSEPH B. COLLINS. President, No. ~ Wsli
St eoltiru.s 70 effect LIFE issUaANcEs terms - e.
vor.ble a. those Of us:ituison o. the sicd
Premiums PAYABLE usy seni annually or quarterly
ASSETS ego 60. SAFELY INtE-IED
pOLlCY-BOLDERs PARTICIPATE IN THE PROFITS
JAMYs ". q. CLEMENTS Medical Examiner tresidenes
Ne 10 the Office Of the Company daily from IL
to ocloci viii wait on applicants .. tseir d~silnsA
CLIO p CANNANS, NJ d.. Cousuins Phueisn
r. O. D.GROOT Aetsary JOHN EADiE Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
China, Croekerp, Sc.

China, Croekerp, Sc.
EARTHENWARE and CHINA in ORIGINAL
IL PACkAGE3.
500 crates Boots best" White Granite
90 crates BOotes sec nos" White Granite
10 crates FarrsiPs White Granite.
90 crates Valleys assorted - Seconds"
100 hhd, fios ooo's hlna-
For sale In qusuiities 10 suit BY
BURGESS DALI GODD ARD. Agents. ID VesriH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

MArHsw JoaD.s. Aestseceef -
ny JORDAN e. MOTION. A9cuoS y. -
ID Conni.slou nefehssts, No Ss s''ss""' :"
h.tveso 9rsoh In end Leenssd-sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
II. WILSON, Aastionear.
LECTION NOTICE-NORT IAGE SALE

UCTION NOTICE-MORT FACE SALE
"A Tomorrow trhursd,yD MORNING, at ~ ses'~
the ecpt.uts OF the large 'oars0ry house No ., 49,
between 7th ard 9Th as colsistiog Of FOOD fsn~ ~
pure uite CeEer aud SIDE fsbies about 800 ys6
nv Carpet the Hoos sTs. Pier G.sses rosewood EN
Nth mirror doors Bro :sCle Curtains tosewod -
Pisf Forte with carved k, made oy Chsvssf, coz
superior Instrument; on Paintings sslld mshofsos -
soL Table, Chls Dinner ana res sets. costly Cns..-
OInou CicAs sood ard mshossny Bsdsesds es 49,
srd wssh Stands. Bees and Bedding Hsr ns,u 80 -
room Csrp.ss Crocsery. Cut Gisss Wse, silver w.
tors With cut bottles esssnt Tos Service ssve" a.
silver setss. Cske Bssset' spoons forss $3.50 ~ 70
whole cf Q large ana well furnished house ~
n.tnrs ne.rY new and ever article VII Hostvely ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

Boarn ami Rcums.
A FEW ROOMS to LET, with BOARD, on "a
IA end Sd foors, families sase persons Ct No ~
Blsecherst
DOARD.-A pleasant front ROOM, with Crate
ID ard Pantry furnished for with without
BOARD be had at No. liz Greenest, upon moderate
BOARD in BROOKLYN-With small Family.
ID Rooms furpisbed unfurnsh-o tor saee senenen
family viii out children APply Il No IS Livnss0n st.. one
door from Court Ct
HYDROPATHlC BOARDING.HOUSE-N
III Is weosterW
DARTLAL WANTED-By young
II Man, ROOM with Breakfast and Zee, aud Dinners
sasdsys. plain respectable pr,vsts family whore
are few bosrder. vi.inity Of Sc John
nah preferred ADDRESS stating tsrns, which must be
moderate. henry n, Thbsss Office
DOOMS to LET, with partial BOARD-Also,
III Parlox and Office and Lsborsio Tor sdsat,sx; 90
Sopt Basement suitable for Physeiaps O6ea Apcly b.
unedistely, st No. "a Bsod e.
TWO young Men are DESTROYS Of engaging a
i Room seneel family without sos'd Gss ana Water
In Room required. location not above %thst Addrs
HIGGINS, ct thi Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
Getels.

EAGLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ car obtain clean and CO nfortshe per nsht
or s and 2 per week. the Hotel corner Of Fraahfo and
Wflfapi- sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
Tusrs MosstLL, Apc,oneer vcps
A Jr(TJnN NOTICE To PAY ADVANOD

UCTION NOIICE.-To PAY ADvAsIysSsS
"A MADE COssiGNMESrs. Thls - 40 ~
"Wednesday a. lt O'Clock, 81 the Ansusn -, earutss.
Bfosoway corner Of On Rosewood zero. a., cIsb
Covered Bch Satin Bfoe r,slle NAhossey Cess Yssnsd
Oak sac Black Walnut Ex;snsioe Dninz tsc. Bsrs<a
Chamber Furnirure. BroBzs Hall Stands isdessA
ana Wahs,snes, mAbie toys; wAfffose. r.s.n csss
Lsdie1 WeIt Stands. Cbsis Ts< te,cs ps.s Ysf>s q
Tables &c. IN eli full stock All sasngv ~ er
hose cod end 81, sftef which Riea vi 1890
Jut rsceivsd Japan stoe Of s,sss IA es
sitoJ sold 70 tho bishest bidder. boxias' "'
ace a. furt itufe st q small charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
S. BROOKER
ne for Sale or Ex'
hia ola sfsrd Ma

enId tnso perscps having the for sale or Ex-
cha. 20 or TO Rent he ri. continue ct bic old srd No
~ 20 rent cell exchange ell kisds Of Rssl
Essse P,opty Of kinds Wesehestsf Co Staten
IsaId Ne Jeney and this City, for sse o. 70 ie,ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

FABM in OrsDse COUNTY, situated one-fourth OF mile
from the nal sfoiurDg village Of Walden II contats ITO
ser, Of Lard good Apple Orchards Of choice grated fruit
snd all other knfs necssay large Cottage House sad all
The Outbuid Barns Sc Alec brick House.
three stories with Basement and sub cels situated on Cum
b.snd brooklyn feet from Fulton lot u by ~,
hou.e by 6 piazza the ncosed; built in the best
amer; finished For farther particulars inquire OF
L q No = ful NeH .NnrA o sfairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
TARM for SALE.-The very desirable FARM

il "a miles from Railway N OF tbs To.d leading from
Railway to Psrfed eonnbg 100 Of lard 1s OF ~h;s
wood .nd) GOOD state Of euvation; dwelling and out
buildings GOOD There the place two spps sad
vaii.iy OF other fruit Railroad communication with Nsw
Yot fr several times day For further PARTICULAR
irGure c. HULL No 1893 Chs: on the premises Of
INV ARD IL WOOD.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-06-06
Admirably Said.

During .he Rev DR.. Ty incorporate speech
upon Temperance, few evenings since, on the
boards of the New York Metropolitan theatre, he
called out the Rev.-Drs. Spring yermyea.
and the noble Bethunc,'' and wanted to know
why they did not come up there, and bear their
testimony in favor Of the liquor law 2 Being
similarly called out afterwards at a meeting of
the G lonization 'ciety, held in Ids own church
DIR. Bethune' undertook to answer boil, Of these
appeals at once His reply molcl one and
deserves to be stamped in letters Of gold. ON the
baek of every pulpit bibsc in Christendom H.
said:-
81 have naught to do with law aud law-ma
king, for the sufficient reason that am a clergy
NY mission is not to fglt--I am not sent
fight; for Christ has said, MY kingdom is not of
this world, else would my servants fight Ny
office is not with law, politics or the polls am
not 10 enter into contention morally with my
tongue. or physically with my fists, Which, last is
much less culpable. My duty as minister for
bids ths. Ny duty never WORKS with tic laws--
it rests on that charity which springs from God
and goes toward man. Let, then, the potsh, r-ls
of the earth contend LET us preach tie kingdom
which is not of the earth"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-06-06

We observe that the Aidz,e- Camps of Simon
Cameron in this ancient borough, have teen un.
usually active during the present week OF course
this is al right and proper. The orders from
head quarters must be obsyed, and Cambria coun-
ty must be represented in the next legislature by
Carncron man, otherwise eertain pledsss will not
be redeemed. Well, if the honest aud unbought
democracy of this county are willing to endorse
the conduct of the gentlemen alluded to, in endea-
voring to secure the election of Know-Nothing-
of renegade who has no friends but political
harpies and cormorants, to the United States
Senate, we had almost said weare perfectly sat
isfied, but, like honest Daniel Webster, we will
think Of that However, it may not be entirely
ont of place TO inform gentlemen, that we know a
thing or two about their doinss at Harrisburg,
during the Senatorial contest last winter. which
it is meet the people also should know in due time,
and THAT engaged are in the defence of an
honorable cause, we are ready, if necessary, to
prrsnc them to the bitter end.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-06-06
Mysterious Circumstance.

We are informed by gentleman who resides at
Tunnel Hill, in Blair county, that the body of a
woman was discovered concealed in the cmbank-
ment of the Rail Road in the neighborhood Of that
place on the 31st inst number of dogs had
assembled around the place, which attracted The
attention of several persons in the vicinity. The
body so much decomposed that no features
could be recognized but several persons assert
that the clothing is that of certain Mrs. Fnne-
gan, who has not been or heard off for sever
al months Her husband is supposed TO be in
New York or Baltimore.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-06-06
For the Democrat and Sentinel.
The Election of Wiss.

It was but recently, that strange element had
been raised in politics. In the INTEL States it
had leen considered that who stood by the
organic law had rights. This axiom Of truth had
been actelupon from the time Of Washington. I'M
til now. Now mountcbanks have mounted the
political ros.ram, ard have promulgated a new
political faith.
We are of those who believe that this is n free
country; free to those who have bccn invited
ither and free to every enterprise in the sci, es
and the arts that were included or Invented.
1t seems that have misc, nstrlied what we
imagined were honest intentions The magnan-
unity of the men who uttered that axiom, we re-
pudiate at once. We deny cmphatically u them
the right of iicating what federation is and be-
fore -e succumb to their rctcntions, inquire.
why tile Puritans of Massachusetts,, g Hung
Witches upon Bro omsticks," Burned Qiakcrs. or
drove Roger Williams from amongst them because
he was a Baptist
Then gentle Pharisces. after answering these
inquiries. | wouid thank you 10 tell when civil
liberty had a start When tire lights were
begottcn and.when Columbus was ignored
Z r
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-06-06
Another Ranuuciation.

Mr. j. G. Hale. of Coopcrstown, Venango
CO., published in last weeks Spectator a re-
nunciation of his connection. with the Dark
Lantern party. He says he was induced
through the intrigue of DIR. j. N. Ollie, of
Cooperstown, to become member, about the
last Of September, 1854. The DIR. told him
that he himself would be initiated the same
night; but this was false, as he had been initi-
ated before by DIR. Gillet. of franklin Mr..
VIM. Raymond. of Franklin, was the chief
Instructor Mr.. Hale adds:
g Thus became member of the first de-
gree which was as far iuto their mysteries as
| ever got, and deeply regret that ever al
lowed myself to be induced by designing
demagogu ues to know as much AZ / do of their
secret and corrupt schemes. There are many
others who would willingly follow my exam
pie and come out and expose the corruptions
of the cabal, were it not that they fear TO
make known their own guilt. OF this fact /
am well convinced, for since it was known in
this place thai had resolved to expose the or
der as far as | knew, some of the members
have appealed to me not to expose their
names, but not expressing the least objection
to my disclosing anything belonging to the
order.
One point of the Know Nothing creed
which struck me with indescribabls force was,
the instruction that | might with propricty,
under oath, deny being Know-Nothing, as
that was not the true name of the order, but
gave me no other. Thus | was bound by oath
to perjure myself by denying what l could
not conceive to be the truth The more |
reflected upon this point, the moro became
disgusted with the order and fixed in the opin-
ion that with my present convictions of what
constituted an honest upright man, | could
no longer refrain from acknowledging my sin
and making atonemsnt. SO far as possible. by
public exposition.
The meetings were held, when I was a.
,ncnsber, in different places: sometimes in an.
old unoccupicd building half mile from
town. at others in the Academy, IN a grocery
and dry goods store, or in the room occupied
by the temperance watchers The members
would spprosch the place of meeting in the
dead hour Of night. each member generally
alone and by some obscure way if possible.
It was no uncommon thing to meet ministers
Of the Gospel at these midnight conclaves !.
And oil this was informed was necessary for
the protection of American institutions The
glowing pictures of the dangers Of Catholic
ism and foreigners. drawn by demagogucs.
were mere ruscs for the purpose Of enticing
the credulous into the order. This fact is we'll
understood BY the leaders. a.s sstss - :
A number of the citizens Of Coopcrstawn
certify TO the credibility and good Character
- - - : -res -. - ssrss<z =. ssessssx<ss.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-06-06
Proposed New S.ate.

The Legislature Of Michigan. at its last session
passed an act provi'iing r the formatfn of .lc
new State or Territory of Superior. This new
Territory embraces all the va,; extent ef terrifr.
on the ,uth shore of Lake Superior an.l North of
Lake Michigi,n and WISCONSIN which n w cssm-
poses part of Michigan. 1t is entirely sepcrs-
ted from it by Lake Huron and Michigan and
has no natural connexon with the rest Of tlist
State. !. is the scat of the great mineral wealth
of the nation. Its mines of cppper and irn arc
unsurpassed by any in the wolI- IL his ecn
tic desire of the inhabitants 70 savcr their polit
ical connexion with Michigan, as shsir interests
were diverse, and they were SO far distant from
the capital and business portion of the State.
Michigan has heretofore refused to grant t.ir re-
quest, but it seems sober socoTsi thought has
brought an assent.
Two years ago Wisconsin pass-,d an act grant
ing the notcrn part ef its territory the propo-
sed State of Superior. The proposed notlein
ror extends from the Mississippi. at the mouth of
the Chippewa river, UP this last named river un-
til it strikes the United States correction line be-
tween towns 80 and 81 and then f,llowing that
line cast to Green Bay. which intersects near the
mouth Of Druls river at Green Bay. This would
throw all the country en- the St. Croix into the
proposed new State-a fine agricultural region,
which would find its account in being conuected
politically with Superior.
This territory from Wisconsin and from Mielsi-
gan will form the future State Of Superior 1t
will extend from the western point of Lake Sures
ror. embracing all the South shore thereof. to the
st. Maryss river and the northern portions of
Lake Huron and Michigan. The ssSaut" will
be ON its eastern border, and the great mines Of
copper md iron viii be on its northern line. Its
western boundary will be to st, Croix river. 1t
is destined to be one of tho most intere sting,
wealthy, and important portions Of the Union
The States Of Michigan and Wisconsin being
agreed to this arrangement, Congress. by virtue
Of the power vested il by the third section OF the
fourth article of fhe Constitution. has authority
to erect it into Territory, or 10 admit it at opce
as State. -Roctest<r Dem,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-06-06
Melancholy Accident.

We are panied to learn that Mr. William Rob
erts, lately resident of jackson township, was
accidentally drowned in the Canal Basin at Johns
town, ON the night of the s1st ult. A long and
intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Roberts, warrants
us in saying, that he was an honest man, warm
hearted friend, and kind and affectionate husband
and father. The entire community Of this place,
sincerely sympathize with the family of the de-
ceased in their melancholy Bereavement.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-06-06

: The REIGN or AEr.-In this WONDERFUL
sgc. Art LAYS her master touches on almost
every Ia ny The ceilings over us and the
carpets we tread on, :r hallowci by Art
Art winds the railway through the mou.ltaiI.s
and the mud makes her machines of wood
aud iron, to act as if with knowledge and
annihiIates SPACE with lightning tanned down
to the tutc1dcc of -boy Nothing 'is, too
lofty for her touch and netiiing too hufnuie. /;
A new proof of this old convection, has Just
fallen under our notice. in the shape OF "a
r,I,xrrc PrLL. from the Laboratory ct that.
world renowned Chemist Doet. ). C. AVER. :
If we uuderstand the subject, he has car
r;ed that article to the farthest perfection Of
which II is capable Instead of employing
Drugs in its composition, as we have always
tbourhf the necessary and only way, he has
with cons ,r,nmate skill extracted the rirta<s'
of the medicine to be employed and combined
them alone in their purity together The
composition is then, mixed and rolled BY ma
chinery and steam power into sphcriod pill
which Is wrapp d in am envelope of gelatine.
for protection from the effects of weather pr.
time, and then thickly coated with sugar. TO
servo as its passport over the, palate. Not
withstandine all this labored. perfection they
are offered to the. p ublic at ldss than one cent
each. However humble the Department, we
think this may be safely characterized as the
consunmation of Art in its line. Morning
Meas. Balt. .i....Frs- - 3 81
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-06-06

KENNEDY has just opened an ice cream Saloon
j., the basement of Mr.. Robert Davis, building,
opposite Shoemaker g. Cisrks' store. We called
in the other evening and found everything arran-
ged in fne style. Kennedy is clever fsllow ant,
we trust viii receive liberal share of patronage
from tie ladies and gentlemen, of this place
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-06-06
Exposure.

On our outside to-day, will be found the mos
complete Exposure of -Nothingsm which
has yet b.en published. Let our readers pre-
serve it for reference.