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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-08
BAHEtTrS CHEMICAL YEAST POWDER.

TIsGs Powder is tho best in use, and the only en-.
IIine Yeast Powder.
For sale by ]. t. VOWEL,
Sign The Red Mortar,
IS MOmue ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-08
IIONROE HOUSE.
VVNE. z. CLARK, Proprietor.

.NEN NIUIN OF
Watches, Clocks and Jewe11y.
TUT: has iust eiUrned from New York, and
car noyv Urfer inut la STOCK GVDs IN
his line ,an prices much OwerJ Than lie eniUTr
rae public en"s!y soiicei Il aud examine ms
.Duas and prices. Every article sold This establish
3ncmt is warranted.
Clocks and wa Ches ale;uy repaired
Z. p. BROW y, Washington Hall,
nlr1 Alunimr street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-08
ambrotypes.

II III O4 OVy PCS.
THE subscriber now offers TO the public new style of
i picture, far superior IuguerI type, made IN
Wheeling daily at his establ snrnt. They ae termed
AMBROTYPES,
the for which is patented in United States
Great Eriain aud France These pictures the most
beautiful and truthful produced by the Photographic
art The exceeding EeTeSs, depth of light shade aud
richness ol lone is wOndsruI They dD
subject but represent everything III its true posiiiun-
They without the gaTc of daglerreOtype, NAV be
seen i'll any view, and will last ages Unchanged being
IMPERISHABLE,
hence the me- Amh'otype, witch signifies Indesructi
5Isity. Tie picture is taken plain glass, which
other plate "f corresponding is secuted with an indie
structibe cement by which the picture viii its orig
Inal brillianCy ages; cUrrOde BY acids nor
he injui ed by wafer climate
Ambroty Horoscopes must be to be appreciated
he relief is perfect Iic
Dasuer e0typcs taken at reduced prices Ladies' and
gentlemen invited TO Call examine my gal,,y
ut \. e.. PNRrhIllGE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-08

NOTHING III the understanding in the medical mar.
~ ket tor The past nifty years, has equaleG,
an AZ tlcle be rIOLuCth u tuual inns
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-08

II AVING hccE East and selected the most splendid
IL lots of mar becver brOughttO this Ai7Lc', want
all my emds to call Immediately ami leave their orders
U' Kind they may want.
Having purchased largely, will flush uP work in lie
latest and most app styles and AT the lowest
ted and no mistake.
ir!9 NJ j. RoHAN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
DOCTOR DEANS
NeuralgiC Pills |!

NhNhAL6iA 10 dssAsr tnasned al>ly an ae hin, ths
sfaih and Bersoas system thu ,cn,rs ~ III ..s,,on
u'h4u, ai'1 10 te 9,tiagui.hej from Rhe.ssat ism
- "E ~hs' sp'a the muscular p.srtions Of the
" rae ssrres ~'~ ~ '"ss's~ss"
A. .h. ea.' Of a,ssa.esis aA-a caused hy d.r.nss
'"s 'te"'aeh sat tvss, these pills are sspsc ial
eNAted 10 rea.ofx thr ofeiba an.., Al 10 r,l.i
efTls y removing esssfuc tsxss fr.sa the sorn
,. Aad nssf, ~ ele,as THAR fractional pew
M tspaiins add By sedias iae vital nuid
'hS eAlfein'iies OF the rlss shd a,r,r,
- - sA practising paysieian "a over kft, yesi
- ls'otahs kaosa As the sniha. q, f<sa,s Veg.
h"' utasi' ffii- tdst Assv stoos le les, az lius
snd eSpef'eaes iar than ,hr,s ,.rss, ~ Ia, ~
-. ~ sessS ias ate The market with the assnr
-, -. s'o'Ans "a, and tina, the rsaasle will
49,, a'is .se to tho asssts MAYNARD 4 NoY rs
-, - Toy hss bssaon ~i Be pBonpuy snsxstsi.
ID - '1 y al tbs asiaeipsl Wheiess Druggist
p.a,,,,ss. ''f'sshsai ,ss Uaass sss-s AID Briiisk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

From St. Domingo we have intell
genee that conspiracy for getting up a
revolution with view OF securing the
recall Of the exiled prcsiden. Baez had
had been discovered The conspirator,
numbered about 100 and were BETRAYED
by one OF their companions. They were
all arrested.
Capt. Jellison of the bark eleanor.
arrived yesterday from lnagua makes
the following report of the loss of an
American Bark. The bark Cherokee of
Wiscassett, Capt. Coffin from Boston,
for ST. Jago de Cuba, when IA days out
run upon the n. E. end Of Magma
Reef during fog, and would be to-
tai loss. Part of the cargo had been
saved in damaged state and taken to
Grand Turk. The captain and crew
were saved. The e. brought to this
port all the crew except Capt. c., who
remained to make some disposition of
the cargo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

A CARNIVAL TINE Oakley Hall
District Attorney Of the county aud civ
Of New York, IN reply to letter OF
Mayor W ood. asking his official opinion
as TO what Will be the criminal repula.
lions affecting the sale of liquor in III a,
city after the frs, of May ensuing and
until the operation OF the prohlbnory law
and what wlll be Tho laws governing the
Sunday liquor traffic until July 4th. says
tina, from the Is. of May until the 4,h Of
July there will be no lega. prohibition
whatever agalns, the sale Of lIquor-,he
new law exlinguishing the old llcence
system, with It's pains and penalties, and
psos,d,ng 10 fresh ores until the latter
date. For the next two months, there.
fore, bar Rooms may be opened in every
h"use. and liquor may be sold at the cor.
ner oil every street. without the parties
retailing i, rendering themselves amena
able 10 punishment In regard TO Sun.
day traffic the District Attorney SAYS
The new ordnance regarding Sunday
traffic is lnseparab.y connected with the
license provisions. now null and Of no el.
feet, that II Is lnoper alive.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
Extensive CopiasFation il Boston.
Loss over half a million of Dollars
Boston. All 9Th

BOSTON, APFH -'th.
4 destructive FIRE broke cut aboa,
half pas; two z. n in the North par,
Of the City. 1t commenced IN a w,.,acn
building at the head Of Battery wharf on
Colunbia street, and gale blowing from
the northwest the flames spread with
great rapiiay to Linco,u wharf and the
Peoples ferry. also dong much damage
in Constitution wharf. The space burn
cd is about three acres, covered mostly
by old wooden buildings Of no srea, value
The new East Boston Ferry buildings
have been destroyed also. A new block
of three story wooden buildings owned
by Arnold Taylor on Battery wharf was
swept nearly clean, including nearly
1000 bales of cotton and large quantity
Of beef, pork, cotton and other merchan.
disc. On Lincoln wharf a large quaint.
ty Of wood, coal aud lumber was DESTROY
ed Among the principal sufferers bv
the fire are Noah Line DIN, coal and wood
yard; the Peoples Ferry; George Mat.
,hews, Sail maker; Clark g. Baker, salt
dealers; Godbold g. Son; NJ Kelly
George Bartlett, storehouse; Pierce &
Bacon, storehouse: the rear portion OF
Me Is Wind g. Clinkards, boa, building
establishment; Harms K Dillon, ship
wrigh;s and caulkers; Thayere. Rice f.
Co., lumber dealers, Allen Il WEIGH &
Harrison Fay; Weoughen & Daughters
office, connected with the Custom House
was destroyed. Ship Pharsalia was
burn, to waters edge. Ship Diana, jus,
from New Orleans with valuable cargo
of cotton, pork, &c. was badly burned
and cargo damaged. Ships Gen. Gerry
and John Bertun towed into stream with
some damage TO masls and rigging
Schr. Robert Stone, from Wilmot, y. c
nearly destroyed. Several other vessels
suffered Sigh, damage. Three engines
and one Garage were destroyed, the Fire
men being surrounded BY FIRE oil the
wharf were compelled to escape in boats.
Ship Pharasslia had valuable cargo Of
cotton and Tobacco. Schr. Oregon Of
Saco burned 10 waters edge Schr
Moses Eddy OF Wiscassei, badly damag-
ed.
Loss estimated a, from $500 600 TO
So0o,0o0 Of which probably 100000 IS
insured.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
FRou Kansas. The kans,. II

FRoM KANSAS TIE kansa. u.,u
Of Freedom, of April 9TH. states nv,
Governor Recder has determined In s"t
nit the recently contested cases in ,t'
Territory 10 the T. 5. Attorney t;eno.s'
for his upin,"n.
This paper says the Missourisns -,
ted On Gov iteedrr IN person, aud ,olI
HIM he had the choice OF one of tb,ae
things, To Sgn the certificates of ola.
lion IN fifteen minutes. to resign, or han,
The response was ready: .Gen,lem.s
my mind is made up wi,hout turtle, ~
visement' | shall hang He had fire.
IN the crowd. who would have been :.
home in practical enforcement of III,
threat"
The Squat,er Sovereign. a pro-.Isv.,v
Paper published at A,ctisou' K. T ~
,ises the formation Of "vig,lant comm,
tees to pt"iee, slavery property in Kan.
sas by Lynch Law, il necessary; AM,
further recommends that the iuhab,,r,.
Of Lawrence be driven out Of the Ter
tory forthwith. The same paper which
is dated April 10Th. contains resolution,
passed "at large and enihusias,ic m.e,.
ing held a, Nicholas. X. T. on the I7,h
ms, nominating Thomas Johnson 70,
Governor. TO be voted for a, every d,
uic, at the coming election and de.
clarlng tina. The action Ut the people in
the premises is TO be considered as .
petition 10 the President TO remove A
II. Reeder' and commission the man
they NAV elect.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
Nv Nay Fair

They had d g"nd time at The Ladies
Levee, but the Young Ladies Far was
a grand good time. We have not space
i,H particulars today, nor have We time
10 prepare a tall account, such as We
hope Ia lay before our readers neu
week. Suffice il for the present To say
Il sum has been realized suffiticut 10
purchase Library uI i've or SIX hun
bred volumes This Is but the begin
niug- Fhe end Is not vel No, and we
trust that anile there exists upon .ac
t,ce ri IN. earth ves,lse OF Els aorth
the good influence OF lhs .alr wlil con.
iInue to be realized.
The result has tar exceeded the en-
pectations OF the most ,sncune, and
naturally CT, a,es the very Important IN
curry, how are the book, To- be prncur-
ed We will moi a,sutne tn make auy
suggestions, in We have full confidence
IN the integrity aud ability OF the Cit
zens OF Ellsworth: to manage the whole
matter. In The mean iIne We request
publishers aud book>eiiers who mav re-
ceise this number OF HE American to
forward to Us Catalogue, OF ,h.ir books
and as Tar a. possible, their lowest cash
prices These Catalogues ~c wlll im-
med'aiely hand over 10 the proper Com.
uItiee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
W L ~" 9 "a
Heart-Treasures
ny COUSIN ELLIE.

Yes, hear-treasures lie before me as |
open my scrutoir Treasures indeed
they are To me, and guard them as the
miser quarts his gold Trifles We may
call thea, bat to me they are sacred
things How many loud associations
cluster arouad them. Why does IN,
eyes ill with tears as gaze for the hun.
tredth time upon these lines, written IN
delicate srhsh hand Where now Is
/ the gentle giri the loved schouimate-
who penned lheml She was too good
! and beautiful fox earth, and went from
Us, ere SIN or sorFo. had lief, their lm-
press on her iair, young brow. May the
iaires' flowers ever bloom upon her grave,
for she was pure and lovely as they
And what is this An acrostic, lnscrib.
ed 10 me, by dear cousin Allie. Very
precious /, Is to me, for every llue speaks
OF the true heart which dictated it, All,
when she wrote 1t she was a glad, laugh.
ing creature; her heart was lighter then,
than IT Is now. Grief has traced many
a deep line on her brow since then yet,
still her love for me is unchanged as
nine is for her. And this valentine, for
which was obliged to endure the pleas.
antilles OF my young companions. THIS
torn leaf of writing book, with the
dear name Of the late owner traced upon
It. u, may he ever be happy as now.-
But fear lie will not be; sorrow must
come to oil, and why not to hun Bur
whatever may hear OF hun, shall al
ways think oil him as the careless, true.
hearted boy OF early years These, aud
many other l'tile keep-sakes,- dear, be.
cause oil the assoc d,ioas connected With
them-are real Hear,-.reasures. and
when | see them, my mind goes back to
other days, aud IN fancy, roam again
with my dear ones and gaze on brigh,
scenes tina, vanished ere could realize
Their beauty.
Winter Harbor, Apr Is, 1855.
Me-. CLANCY This Is COUSIN Ellie,
hrsi aitemP, at writing Tor publication -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

OAK HALL, BosroN Nm no part Of thu,
country IS tins establishment unknown
II you have any clothes to buy, 90 there
when IN Boston. and If you do no, re,
good bargain, we are much mistaken
IN our opinion OF th,s great Clothing
House Try it We do no, Tear a dis.
appointment. The One Price Cash SIS.
TEN enables the proprietor to mec, the
wishes OF every customer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

a TERgIBLg CALAMirY.-The Ner
York Stats Zeitung contains, among
the news brought by the Nashville, a
heart-rending tale from Danzic, dated
the 3ls, OF March last, as follows:
The breaking and floating down Of
ice Oh the Visiuia, which has been 50
often the source OF great damage to the
Surrounding iowlands, has this spring TAX.
en- place with such terrible violence as
to surpass anything of the kind within
the last fifty years.
The strong dykes, constructed at an
immense cos, along the banks OF the
river, have been swep, away in many
places BY the Infatuated element. and
four hundred square miles OF the mos,
fertile plains, the best wheat producing
district in the world, are now covered
by water, and have the appearance of 4
lake.
One hundred human corpses had al
ready been picked up near single place,
tfiegenhoii) when the above sepor: was
sen. off.
MIR. Gerhard the editor OF German
paper ia New York. calls upon all Ger
mans to contribute literally towards a
fund for the relief of the thousands who
nave been bcrei, OF their all by this over.
whelmtnr calamity.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

HoysHoLp WORDS Tor May has the
following contents Old Ladies; The
Board of Trade; Two French Farmers;
Aspiration and Duty, Poetry; The
Children Of the Gar; Ruined by Railways;
Back from the Crimea; Gone to the Digs:
The Sister OF the Spirits; Po,icho.nanla !;
Passing Clouds, fPoeiry); Chambers in
the Temple; Chips: Stealing a Calls
Skin; A Few More Leeches; Prevention
better than Cure; The Rowing English.
man; From Constaniinople TO Varna; A
Yarn abou, Young Lions; The Royal
Balloon; The Rowing EngIishnan,-
From Varna to Balaklva; One By One,
Poetry; Ralph the Naturalist; Our
Bedfordshre Farmer; Faia.ism, Fast
and Loose; A Ghost Story; Spring Lights
aud Shadows. Poetry; Houses IN Flats,
rom d'Uriey; When the Wind Blows;
The Rowing Enslishman; A Dime. in
Camp.
TRRms.-s3 year. or twenty five
cents per number Subscribers remit.
ing S3 will receive Household Words
free OF postage. One copy Of Household
Words aud Pu,na'n's Monthly, So.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
James 4. Miil,kau-

Since ih.s gentleman SO unreremoni.
ou,lv backed out nd refused to COMES,
Eli -.
- , '
'"e PIC "'s a''o''' mat ne haa ~ei'
'bonsht up. We could not prevent such
thoughts ours,li yet we never harbored
them, The ;oilowu,a which we elm
a.. - ,;a.I;.. r.:
- ''e''e
.! - u''e'' o'''! i''o''es Us III greater
mystery. How did /, hapEen TO be on
Futler's emotion Z" Why wa, j, no, IN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
The Nusicm AalrcYtise7 and Masonic

The Nusicd islrcYtissr and Masonic
Journal enters upon its second volume
much improved and enlarged to double
its former size. Br. CHASE talks ike
good Mason, and we really feel rcjoiccd
tina. in this State We are TO have an or
gan. For years agonc," in all New
England. Free Masonry has had IA
rough and rugged road to travel" but
she has passed the ordeal unsca.hed
This pretty little quarto is published
at the low price Of fifty cents year
Every Mason in Maine should subscribe
for i.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
FARM For SALE.

The subscriber, being de.isiou. Of
closing basiaess and moving West
~ offers his Real Estate situated in
- fremont, Hancock. county ., . bar.
gam. Sad Farm containing one hundred aad
twenty acres, equally divided into TiIi.es,
fastufHse, Moving and Wood land. Thsre
- s'so good Ho'ise well flushed Said Farm
Is buited and bounded on the sea shore
For further particulars sppl.ca,ioa may BE-
made to the Proprietor on the Farm.
JOSIAH u. LEACH.
fremont, Apr. %. 1855. 3w
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

HARPER ior May closes It's fifth year,
anu consequently completes Its tenth vol
ume. The unparalleled success OF tins
Monthly, mus; have surpassed the mos,
sangulne expectations oil rs publishers
But this view rs too narrow to be taken
OF work IN which so many miil,ons are
deeply interested II mas become a
Magazine Of which every Anglo Amer.
can feels proud in word. 1t rs a work
which seems peculiarly national. Nor
does II stop here, crosses the Allan.
tic, burdened with the the flower OF A.
merican Literature and meets a welcome
such as John Bull rarely extend, 10 any.
thing not purely ms own.
MI Nourse has II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

SOMETHING TO REMEMBER. Every
person writing to an officer, editor. cler-
gylnan, merchant. or other party not in
tcrestel, making inquiries, calling for
reply. should No, only pay the postage,
but inclose a stamp for the return letter
which cannot be mailed unless paid in
advance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

lMMAcuLArK CONCEPTION. An l.
rlsh sirl confined in an aims house near
Palmer, recently gave birth to child
which she declared to the last was bu,
an expression of the will of God. I, is
strongly to be desired that the HOLY
uhost shopld not call upon the Yankee
girls n that region in the same way
Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
Copy for Nav is real MAJ Flo,

COPY for May is real MAY Flow
er. The fashion plate is uncommonly
beautiful, while the cn5ravin-s. illustra-
tons, &c, prove his close attention to
the wants Of his readers We are glad
to observe that his patrons have iacrcas-
ed about 10000 over last year We
will furnish COMFY and the american
one year for $3.50 in advance.
NJ Nourse has it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

WEEKLY LEADER. Such is the title
oil manuscript weekly newspaper. pub
lished al Nonh Ellsworth, by JAMES A.
MeGowS. We CHANGED TO see COPY
number Sjiis, as ve were going to
press. This paper ought to be printed.
II the editor will call on Us. we will pu,
him on the track 10 have il done.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
FREEDOM NOTICE.

hcaroy give pubic notice tina; have this
day relinqiushed tie may minor son Sswall +.
Haskell, the remainder Of his time until he
shall become # the age Of twenty -one years.
hereafter shall pay no debts Of hi, contract.
ing. nor shail 4aim any of his wages.
Ellsworth, April 3oih 1855. '3,l;.
ROBERT X. HASKELL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
S. ]. Court.

'rhe April Term closed on Eednes-
day, after session Of eigh; days. i,
has been an interesting session, and
leaves sonr- interesting rellcts which we
may hereafter Gull over and presen, ta
our readers There were no criminal
trials or indictments, which argus well
for the good people OF our county. The
reasDn that the folks are so orderly these
tunes may be this; the Americans of old
Hancock are NATURALLY disposed to behave
themselves, aud being 50 much IN the
ascendeney, the lrsh papis'. aud their
sympaihlsers are afraid to misbehave,
les. they nigh; "cotch II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

Lola Montez is about returning to the
stage IN her double capacity OF actress
ana aanseuse. She has made an engage.
men, with Mrs, S,ncla,, and after brief
tour Of California. will return to Tho
States
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

GRAHAM for May took us by surprise.
He never boasts or makes any great
prctentions, bat every month as the
Magazine makes its appearance, there
comes with it the evidence OF great care
and industry. One Of the oldest. it is
also one of the best periodicals 0: its
kind in the country.
Mr. Noursc has it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

IA rough diamond, picked up near
Manchester. Va, small town opposite
Richmond, is about the size oil hazel
nut, and weighs iony-,hree carais. -
Jewellers estimate its value at four thous-
aud dollars. and claim tina, il is the larg-
es. diamond ever fouad IN North Ameri-
ca.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

CI' is proposed to build telegraph
line from Boston to Cape Cod, to con-
meet with Holiness Hule by Signals
A good idea.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
ALLIE OAkwoop.
To Allie 0akwooj.
Bf 1t IL.

May the shade on thy brow love,
Grow no darker, pray
Soon, SOON may the sunbeaIns
Chase each cloud away.
I've waited too long, long. love,
One glad tone L, Of yorc.
1t CANNOT Is that hope hath lied,
And thou vii, sInile no nlo.e.
II thou hast suffer d-not ALONE love,
Thou bear,>s thy weigh. of woe,
Ten THOUSAND heart-strings quivering now.
Are on the wing to 20.
Then smile again and cheer thy home. love.
II Stcmcth now 80 sad
Behind the cloud there bean, a STAT
o, then my friend be glad
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

MIR. Sitatton. father OF the well
known dwarf Tom Thumb, rendered ia.
NOUS BY Barnum, has become insane
and is now an inmate Of the Hartford
Lunaiic Asylum.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

u TisbAL.s new ship lloRlz ~
sared for Bosom. Yesterday noou. W.
wish her success.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
Boston Cards.

We inri,e particular attention TO the
lis, Of Boston Cards in another mar, n,
the paper, furnished US by V. B. PALMER,
our Boston Agent. 1t is such n lis, a.
Will Interes, all classes OF business men
as j, will enable them 10 70 d,,ec, to the
place where they wish to make thcl,
purchases.
Ia view OF this, We say TO them, save
a paper containing the list BY so dong
you will no, only benefit yourself, bu, e
saved the trouble OF coming to our oisc.
10 get paper which has .Palmer's Ir,
oil Boston Casds.
Tht Kaor Nothing. published by +.
w Kinks n CO., Boston, enters upon
is second volume Tomorrow. Thi.
has been the boldcst. saucics; American
paper in the country. always excepting
oar own, ami we'll deserves the yery
large patronage bestowed upon it. !,
has deal, som, heavy blows during the
past year, and while i, continues to bat
tic 50 manfully in the mobiles. cause ever
csPouscd, VIC eanlo, but wish i, sue.
cess.
The UNITED STAIRS MAGAziNr en-
tiers upon its second volume the prcscn,
month. In addition 10 its numcroa,
former attractions. large space will
hereafter be devoted to Mechanics. -
We have spoken so much and so irr-
qucn,iy of this Dollar Magazine of lat.
that we hardly know how to add mot
wi;hoa; repetition. Gall a: our office
aad take a look a, it.
-==--.
u TisDAL.s new ship llosiz,<
sahed t1f Bosom. yesterday noou. W.