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New French Paper NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g.
HART, 243 Broadway, opposite the Park have re
ceived from France their usual assortment of decorative
and other hanginps which be exceed,
Thish they oer Wholesale and retail at the lowest prices
In every variety TO the whole Of which the attention
Of the public Is invited.
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$40 for Two building Lots, or Farm
First Nay rent days beware Of rents and
healthy apartments Another division OF RoevAle farns
lets 7. BY 100 or farm from two TO twenty acres Ageod
Long leland. Apply to CHAS WOOD, 203 Broadway,
where maps and pam hlete be had free.
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The best Assortment OF Fine Teas will he.
found at the Canton Companys newly and
store 125 Chatham street. between Pearl and
streets the Oldest tea the city We assure
readers they do better than elsewhere either s
Wholesale or retail. - -
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Hair Dye-wigs and Toupees. Hate

celebrated establishment these srcIes Is 23 roadvav
Nine private rooms expressly for the application Of his IA
sorment Of wigs toupees and hair in the United
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jersey City.

UNION OF CHURCH AND STATE.
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THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE
BLOOD!

NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
LET THE AFFLICTED REID IND
PONDER! ~
An InfaiIible Remed, for Scrnfula. Kings Evil,
Rheumstism. Obstipate Cu,aneors Erup,icus,
Pmplrs Pustuies tn" Face. Bioiches,
Boils a que and Fever. Chronic Sore Eyes.
Ring Warm or Tet,er. Scald Fl cad, En!nr se-
mrnt add Pain of The Bones and Johns, Stub
born Ulcers, SyPbilitic Disorders. i.umhaso,
Spinal Cemplanls, ard all Diseases arising
from an ipiUdicious Uso of Mercurr, lmpru-
dence III Lie, or lmpurity of Blood
9,- This great Alternative medicine aud Pnritie,
OF Blood is used by thousands of grateful
patients from all parts o. the Uuited States, whn
testify daily to the remarkable cures reformed
by the greatest Of all medicines. CAhTER'S $
SPANISH MIXTURE. Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tism, Scrofuia. Etuptons on the Skin, I.iser Dis
ease, Fevsrs, Urefs, Old Sores. Affections o. the
Kidneys, Diseases of The Throat. Female Com-
plaiuts, pains aud aching of the Bones and Iunis
are speedily put TO flight by using this great and
iues,mable remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood. nothing has ye,
been found to compare with it, IL cleanses the
system of all mpuI tiles. acts gently end efficient
ly on the Liver and Kidneys. strel, l,gthens the Di
ge.hon, gives tone tn the stomach. makes tht
skin clear and healthy, aud restores The Constltu
ton, enfeebled by disease or broken down b,
the eXcesses OF youth to lis pristine vigor all,
strength.
For the ladies II Is neon parahty Detfer than al
the cosmetics ever used. A lew doses Of Can
TIERS SPANISH MIXTURE will remove all sal
owness OF complexion, bring the roses tHantliu!
to the cheek, give elasticity to the step. and
prove the general health in remarkable degre
he, ond all the medicines ever heard Of -
The large number ofcertfcates which we hav
received from person, from all parts of tie Unl
ted States, is the best evidence that there is Ia,
,lnhng about il. The press, hotel keepers
magistrates, physicians. and public men. vel
known TO the community. all add their testimo
nv to the wonderful effects of this Great Bio0
Purifier.
Call on the AGENr and get Circular AM
Almanac. aud read the wonderful cures thi
truly greatest of all medicines has performed
None genuine unless signed BEN EFT
BEERS, Preprietors. No. 3 Pearl street, Rich
mond, Va; to whom all orders for supplies am
ae eencies must be addressed. And for sale by
Jno. NJ. kirkbride, Woods6eld; w. Fl
Mallory, Suhfsh & Jamestown IS. Mar
silEot. New Castle, +. G.. Penn, Antioch
and by dealers in medicine every where
Nov. 22, Is54-ly
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
Bee the cure of Dr. Hubbard Of Stamford CT and ohsrs
DvSnaoaia
Agency

- IS
H.H0R the sale of DR.. s. s. FITCHsS telehrs-
IL ted Instruments and medicines. viz. Patent
Silver Plated Aid. .'mina Supporters. Pstent steep't
spring Shoulder Braces, silver Enhaling Tnbs, :;
Pulmonary BaIsam, Pectoral Expeciorants Pure
aud Medicinal Cod Liver uil, Pulmonary Lin-
ment, Heart Corectpr, HnmoI Corrector, Detu-
rative Syrup, Anti Dyspeptic Mixture. CStllttie
Pills, Cholera and Cholic Specific. Verniifuee jAe.
The above form DIR. Fich's treatmept ef Pui-
mona,y Consu,nrtson. Asthma, Heat Disease.
&c which has been so eminently successful II
relieving and curing those disease An the abovS
remedies are prepareaby Dr.. F. for his Practice,
and warranted good. HIS reputsiion. toseseden
success, will recommend them to tue afflicted,
who will lind Dr.. Fitch's "Guide to the Inval-
ids" valuable book. II is given away ats the
sture of the agents Those suffering from falling
OF the bowels or womb i'll 6nd DR.. r :. supp6rt,
er light aud pleasant and fitting perfectly, aud at
the same time most cfficient. The shoulder brace.
also, is light and eficient. The articles alone. 81
taken together. are unsurrnsseds by any article
ever made. A Ito be had of the agent sfs.x
B WILLIAM STEEL, Stafford, Ohio. - !.
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Mail ARRANGEMENTS. 4

A iRRlYAL AND DEPARTURE of the mail.
IA at and fro,n WooDsFIsLu: ses- ~
= Arrives every day (excep,
Suday)at II o clock NJ. Departs every day lex.
rei't Sunday)at O'Clock p. NJ.
BaRNssviLLE (via .Calais) - Arrives every
Tuesday and Friday at O'Clock P. Nj. Depart.
every Wednesday aud Saturday at 6 A. NJ
MARIETTA (Wes,ern route)-Arrives every
Tuesday aud Thursday al Up. NJ Departs every
M,nday aud w e,nesday at 5 An
MARIETTA (Scuthern route)-Arives ever,
Saturday al Up. NJ. Departs every Friday at s
a. NJ.
LAING's (New Castie)--Arrives every Monday
aud Thursday at IL NJ. Departs same days al
lP NJ.
SUNFIsH (Claring,on) Arrives every Monday
aud Thursday at II VI. Departs same days al
9 p. Nj.
ST. Arrives every Monday and
Friday at 8 P. NJ. Departs every Tuesday and
Saturday at 8 A. NJ.
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Rotation of Crops in. the .Gardenr.

ltis the custom of may. whohave small
vegetable gardens, 10 plan, the same crops
in the same spots year alter year. Ibis
may be done and good crops may be ob-
iained if the land is deeply trenchtd and
thoroughly manured every year. But
without these precautions. crops will al!
mos, certainly degenerate The onions
very likely will become maggoty and rot.
and the peasiail 10 fill ou: well. and the
cabbages show smallshea ads. Though we
manure abundan,ly and work the soil two
spiis deep, we fined it Of great advantage
to change the locations Asparagus can
not very well be changed ,lea
ltis now time to make your plans Tor
-the garden tor the next season. and il will
be found an advantage 10 change the local
Eity OF every other,crop. Manures should
be adsptedto to the various crops you pro-
pose TO raise. Certain kin ds of fplanis res
quire good deal Of ammonia. saoh as
onions, carrots, tomatoes, celery, &c
These should be treated 10. gusno, night
soil or hog g.manure. Lera portion OF the
garden be allotted TO them. all d the manure
ltrenched in, as soon as the season will al.
low.saT This may be called plot No. /. n
InNo. GIVE would raise potatoes. peas
beans, beetsa and corn. On this you
should put an abundan, supply OF vegeta
Bile matters, il the soil is not already wei
| furnished, and mixture Of guano and
super. phosphate oflime. fyou have no
these. a compost Of cow-manure and Ole
turi or muck will prove good substitute
The pea is lime plant, and d top dres
sing of slaked lime pays well. 5't .
+ On No. 3 put no guano. night.soil O.
hog manure. Here you will raise tur
nips. cabbages and the brassica tribe o
plants, which are sure to be club iootet
with those nitrogenous manures. w
have found homs-prepared super phos
| sphate an excellent manure for these plants
For all.the root crops in The garden u.s.
the trenching spade, and make your sol
at least l8 inches deep. lts { slow pro
cess, but pays better than any other.-
The quantity ofroots that may be raise'
on few square rods, thoroughly worked q
lis astonishing TO one who has only plough
ed his garden six or eigntEnchss deep
i american AgricuHurists.g -
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GEORGE ?. SMITH & co,
WHOLESALE DEALERS In
Staple Goods, Silks, Variety and
F.f.Tt'P DRY GOODS,.
60 WOOD ST PITTGBURGE

Ffyt II Dh GOCOS,
So WOOD ST, PITTSBURGH,
COLLECT The attention of Merchants general,
~ to their stock now in store, and heng receiv
ed weekly throughout the season. which will bs
offered at as Tow rates as in any Jobbing Hous,
any where. east or west
To then Silks and Dress Goods they ask par
ticu'ar a!teniion-their styles and as.nri,i be
ing of the new est descrptioi,s, and i'll be KEEP
up IN fun and large variety.
Also Embroideries and White Goods;
Linen Goods AID E.aces;
Rinhous of all kinds. in large assnrtment;
= Shawls. newest styles;
Spring and Summer Crsvats. Handkerchief
Ties, SC;
Hosie ieIy. Gloves, Grapes, Tarleions. &C.;
Variety Goods. OF every description.
i LARGE STOCK OF
Brown Goods. Drills. Osnatutes, b!eached Sheet
irgs aud Shrtings, Fannels. Ticks. Linnes :
&c; Men and Boys Summer Wears, Wool
ems Of all descriptions, Cloths .Casslners. Sati
uetts. Vestinss, Jeans, Twseds. Cords, Sien
henviii- Goods, SC with all leading styles o
PRINTS; iaucy, Da,k Blue. English ans
French Chintzes, SIrirg Lawns, Bereges, &c
and a complete stock gei.eIai!y Of every article
needed b, the Merchant.
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Tun Law OF NEWSPAPERS.

2a /. Subscribers who do not give express notice
su the contrary are considered as wishing to con-
tnue their subscription.
- E. If subscribers order the discnntinuance oi
their periodicals, the publisher may continue to
send them until all arrearages are paid.
8 If subscribers eglect or refuse to take then
periodicals from the Offices to which they are iii
rected, they are heid responsible till they have
settled the bill, and ordered them discontinued,
A. If subscribers remoye to other places withonI
informing the publishers, and the papers are seni
to the former direct ton, they held responsible
5 The courtshave decided that refusing to take
periodic ais from the Office, wing and eav.
Jug them uncaiied for, is prma facis evidence Of
Intentional fraud. ~
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]. C. HARBOUR. S.

No. l43, Main Street, WAeeling. Ia. !,
pEGS leave to inform his friends and the public
- generally, that he has just returned from he
East. aud is nav receiving the largest ana nsost
desiIabe stock of CARPETS. RUGSsaOIIs
CLOTHS. MATTiNGS. &C., SC. er.ofIere1
in Wheeling he stock has been r-lec.ed win
great care. ttom the best standard Of English ana
Americ make. rs So. :. II ss'l7'>S.
Also. large and beautiful stock of Cust.in
Goods, Gimps. Trimmings, ETC., etc., together.
with great variety Of other house furalshiue IS.
ticles, aliof which will be sold at very low price,
&c HARBOUR.
June T. No. A3 Mns &. s.
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A mean man.

We have heard OF mean men in oar
day. but correspondent oflhe ST. Louis
Reveille mentions one to whom must be
yielded the palm: fs.faH 80 :.
.'ralk shout rnean men! Why, there's
thai Bill Thompson. bets the meanest man
ever heard on--Bil was a constable
there Why. doui You think. he had an
execution against me. for little matter OF
groceries. aud he came out and levied on
my old 'omans ducks and he wan.et,ne to
drive sem up and ksfch 'em for him. and
/ told Rim TO ketch 'em himself; and he
ehassd esn round and round the house.
and svsry time he'd dketcha duck, he'd set
down sn,i wiring its head off, and charge
siIeag.
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Cochran's Celebrated Liniment,
Prepared anu sold by
ID. D. TOMLiNSUN. Sole Proprietor,

ID. D. TOMLlNSUN. Sole Proprietor.
,LLoyDsviLLE, O.
II. ALEXANDER, Druggist, st. Clairsville. 0 !.
-9genf.
To whom all orders for the above Linimei.i
mnsi be addressed, either by Wholesale or retail.
nD commission.
This L!niment is well known, and highly re-
commended hy Veterinary Sur geons. and Far
,ners of exp rieuce, throughout the State OF Ohio
and the Linimepf has been fairly tested and
acknowledged tn be good recommended
will not attempt to give the public detail at
what wonderful cures il has perorI,ed, but let il
stand upon its own merits.
o. CAUTION. 80 sf,ss
Beware Of spurious article offered to the pub
he hyl IL Patte,so" s. Co, Druggists, who al e
advertising. and send aars for the sale al
Cochran's Buckeye l-i,ncnt. and pai of their
circulars that they sending out cali il Coch
ran Ceehr ated liniment. aud they using INV
name Ia try 10 impose il on the public, which is
gross imposition. hey have no right to make
or sell in shis State only as might ie,mit | II
Patterson received ol me propor,ionmeni bill,
taken down by himself, as gave it out to hiin,
to put me up lot OF the l.inimeht, whit he
did not put up according TO agreement, and also
the circulars were not according to the oiiginai
and would not take them of his hands, also, to
show to the public that il they should buy of his
manufacturing that they would be imposed upon
ia the Lniment. will publish part Of a letter
received by me from him Dec. Sd 1853 ia - hir h
he writes: 1--WE are putting it up strong Send
us your receipts as We lost ours t. " days ago
tSigned l n. PATTERSON & co
Now the public can see that they are preparing
and Offering article for sale, that they state
that their receipt was lest, and asking to send
them receipt, which did not do ; SO they mus,
be putting it up at random, and calling 1t Coch.
rams Celebrated L.lniment. and sending out a cir
cul'r with my name as Proprietor for the State
of Ohio: and also in the same they put my name
down as agent, which he wanted to claim as a mis-
take but still sends out the same sort Of circulars
4
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HOLLAND aaesysse,
" ootisGeld, Ohio.

VUE large and commndious house on the south
L west conner Of Main and Main Cross st erts
has been fitted up with new furniture oi handsome
aud comfortable style, aud isuow open fer the
commodatiun Of guests The suh>c iher invite.
the patronage of the public; and those Nho favor
him with their company may be assured Of has
pitabir epon, the beg, fare. and such cotnfor.
aud attentions will make his house compare ia
yo.ably with any others. Bills moderate.
HORACE HOLLAND.
July 6. 1853
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s. [t'tpm the 'iim,s.] i7a
Counting in Connecticut.

lrtpnt tHe ! tUts.l
Counting in Connecticut.
Twas Sunday nigh, in Podunk valley.
In clear cold wintry weather;
Josiah Perkins and his Sally
Sstby the fire together.
'Twas no new fashioned iron case,
With fancy work ador,ing.
But real old-iashioned d fire. place,
On purpose made tor warming.
The cracking wood in cheerful blaze &
Aroundihe room was throwing 80
Its heat in bright and ruddy rays,
And round their faces glowing.
! The apples by the chimney rug
Were slowly getting warmer;
The cider in the pewter mug
sWss bubblipg in the corner.
Aswooden settle firm and good
Their loving forms supporting;
'Twasmade otsessoned white pine wood
sindjusi the thing ior courting
Al one end Sally sluck like pitch.
e.AVhile Josiah seemed 10. lear her; u
But after awhile he give a hitch, ela
And got little nearer. Sss
S4l. cast .hsrasye. n-looksd quite
Though very sweeily blushing;s ss's
While al the blood in Josh's frame
=. ! Hr.I /.
, Seemed TO his iass gushing,
He hitched again and got quite near
tie could not then resis, her;
He called her his own Sally dear.
Then bashiully he kissed her.
Good graciousl' she gave start from
him -. -, =. 81. s..
Her anger did not smo,hen--f
She said dsifyou do thatagain,
Now, Josh. III tell my mother
They soon made up, and she came back
And calmed her agita,ion;
When last / sswthem through the crack
They we're kissing like tarnation!
y EsA s AMiNADAB.
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Look Here! Look tIcreii

z IIOON
NM NJ. tfFTEN, of Cialngton, has taken
w partner, and enlarged his Shop, and Is nov
prepared tn accommodate the public an short no
;ice, with all kinds ot work III his line such d
Mill Irons. Turning Laihes, Wagons, Gait,
Hhrrows. Cul,,vators, Wheel Barrows,
Log and Trace CHAINS. Hoes. Mat
tocks. Axes, Cooper's Tools,
Edge Tools If all kinds:
Also, large assortment of Juniatta and Mis-
souIi Iron for safe.
Old scrap iron-wrought and cast-taken i,
exchange ior work. All kinds of produce take.
at Cash p,ce. LtTrEN & HERMAN.
CIarinsto:,, Juno 7, 1884.
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W. W. WALLACE,
French Burr Mill Stone.
MILL FUPNIs sH1EG
STEAM ENGINE issrx
3l9, 32l, 323 Liberty Street,

STEAM ENGINE iSFA ABEISH VI Emf.
3l9, 32l, 323 Liberty Street,
OPPOSITE SMiTHFiELD ST.
PIrTSBuRGH. PA.
Steam Engines for Saw aud Flnuring Nj Ills gen.
orally on hand and made To order Boilers f,r
Engines made to order on short ot,ce. French
Burr Mil Steises, old and new stock. o. my own
manufacture. warranted best quality, aiwass on
hand at the lowest prices. Laurel Hill Mill
Stones always on hand. Mill Spin,!es. Mill
Irons, Mill and Regulating Screws, Picks Screen
Wire. Corn and Cob Giinders, Cast Iron Pisyers,
Leather Betting. Wagncr's Patent aud Common
Bushes, Metal Eye pieces ior The Runner, a su-
perior article, McCnnnelis Patei Driver. a sim
pie article for turning the spindle, always on
hand. Also. I.u!i's Pateai French Burr Smut
Machines, IA supe, or article, provided with a
powerful sac ton fan, an! ,Inei,naiied for securing
grain; they used in the large Pearl Mills, Al
tegheny City, (wh,ch hl,n out daily 700 bbls
flour, and in 600 other mills il. the west They
cieai. well. We annex certificate from nne oi
he largest mills III the west, and refer to our
handbiis for particulars:
~z-s= PIrTsBuRG june &c, 1852.
w. w WALLACE, Esq Dear Sr-W have
now III use III our mill two oi your Burr Smut
Machines; they work 10 our entire salts ton
and they d'rable rot liable get out of or.
der, aud we consider them the best machines now
in use. WILMARTH Il NOBLE
H All orders promptly attended To.
w. W. WALLACE, 3I9 Liberty st..
dec IA Pittsburgh, Pa
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AV4i IiNr.
For the Spirit of Democrac,

Z
For the Spirit of Democracy.
:, Mr.. EDlroR:-l was pleased to see an
invitation TO the farmers Of Monroe, to
interchange their views aud opinions
through your paper, on the subject OF
agriculture. j hoped TO see some one
lead off in the enterprise, but find that
like myself they feel some backwardness
in writing for the public eye. Now
farmers let us rise above all shame and
fear, and come out in old fashioned far.
mer ST, lie. As We have such a fine oppor-
,uniiy of giving our opinions aud expert
ments in farming, hope ere long TO hear
from many on the different branches Of
agriculture. suppose you esll taking
our county paper, and as the editor has
agreed 10 print our articles, and devote
part of his columns to our nse..it is our
own fault if we do not profit by it. IN
tend 10 contribute the results OF my expe-
rience from time to time, and hopesio see
lothers DO the same.
! SOM ING Timothy SEED a-r
| As l. suppose ell farmers arc aware that
during February and March, is the proper
time for sowing clover seed, need say
nothing npoa,he subject; but apprehend
there is great loss sustained in the SOW.
ling OF timothy seed. 1t should be sown
in August or September. and not, as is
teo often dore, in the spring II sown in
Ilhe spring, the blade is SO small that the
hot sun dries ou. the ground deeper than
the roots penetrate, and the plant must
die have Tor some years considered
timothy seed sown in the spring, an entire
loss of seed and labor. Toward the last
of August and the first Of September, the
| nights become cool, and the dews heavier,
and the plant is secure against the hot
sun which is the worst enemy of timothy.
| JERE. IfOLLlSTER.