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New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
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THE NORTHERN SECESSION.

From Our Specis Reporter.
PHlLADELPHI, Monday, Feb. ., 1886.
The Northern members held meeting at the
Merchants Hotel this evening, at which Leut.-Gov.
Fo. presided. The following delegates representing
e.. states were in attendance viz:
observation-disclosures Colby. ,
...- s-L.len g. Peck, j. Z. Dunhsm H. Grs"olo
~ land- T. j Nj sh,inrale and Oliver Case.
Ma. sv ett-M. 5 rhurson and u n Pansootn; r.
Peaa- lasq-Johu " lliausOn 4. n. Riddle T. J. Cooley
ohic-i SPooner. 7 H Ford, L Il od., O. 7. Fi,sbsct,
Thomas clee, M sturteyant H. G. Hedge, J. II Baker.
uan ". D. Rogers, d. W. stsmbsuch and W. Gilmore
lot,o-L. Ii. Webster and W. P. CLARK.
Hin0ii-Henry S Jennings.
Lucien G.. Peck and L. II. Webster were appointed
Secretaries.
resolution was adopted that a committee OF one
from each State be appointed to draw up something IL
the shape OF declaration protest, or otherwise 10 De
submitted for our action this night. Each State NOM
mated one member of the Committee on Business, as
follows:
H Ford Of Ohio T. J. Nightingale Of Rhode Island w $
Thuron OF Massachusetts, Edmund Perkins Oh ~
r. M Riddle Of Peunsy yyans, W. B Alson Of Ono' L. H.
Webster OF Iowa, H. 5. Jennings OF Illinois go
S F. Kase said he was with the bolters in opposition
TO the admission Of any Slave States north oi
80 20, but was not disposed TO go the Repubheeh
party.
Mr. Riddles desired the Chairman 70 state that there
was preliminary meeting held early this morning, al
which il was resolved TO demand such condition a.
Mr. Case mentioned or its equivaert; and Il the nom
mating Convention refused this platform then to leave
the meeting The Convention did refuse, and we are
here low body OF Northern men unable to receive
the platform adopted by the nominating Convention.
We turn from the Cony en.on and appeal - the Amer
icsn party OF the Union.
Mr. Williamson (Pa.l-We are here 10 protest be-
cause the South have put On Us as a candidate man
whom We cannot carry-a man who signed the Eugl-
tive Slave bill
Mr.. Stambaugh-I am ready TO unite with the Re
publcans, without regard TO name, upon tho prInei-
pies Of Freedom and Americanism.
Adjourned 10 meet az O'Clock.
The Committee appointed 70 prepare form OF pro-
test and declaration OF the position OF toe seeding
Delegates, met a, I clock p m.-nine States having
been represented in the COmmittee-snd after deilo
Grafton agreed upon and reported an Address 10 the
people OF the American party of the United stater.
The meeting al the Merchants Hotel was attended
by Il MEMBER and the feeling was very earnest sna
decided II the spirit and character OF .hls meeting
nay be taken IS an indication OF what may be eH'
expected, /. VII take the wind out OF the sas OF ths
Fillmore COttOrocracy roul-nat.on-
Speeches were made BY MeSrs. WILLIAMSON ana
Riddle OF Pennsylvania, Perkins aud Peck OF Conn,
Gov Johnston OF Pennsylvania, Lieut.-CoT. Ford OF
Ohio, Pangbo-n of Mass, Je.dngs u H., and many
ONE, gentlemen.
There sas hsrD9Oy I'D ealrss,ness N a. the p''
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mhesLthose who supported Mr.. Fillmore in the
MInso M ns Plmned While fling ts5e vsps:ev caused ey
the death OF the amented Taylor-:oproyes the nomi
CATION but such, from al car bear, viii sup
pom It.
The Reg7sL.v Ofths morning barely announced gn-
der the telegrsphIc head the nomination OF Mr.. PiI
more. Not one poor word WA there for him in tsa~
editorial columns The ticket wa not hoi-ted, and
Ne whole sheet tod plainly that they had drawn a
blank. Nor Is this all. ! Under-tsnd Mr.. Hammond
telegaphed that the ticket must not be hOistedthat
ne would not support it--tbat it was not Know
Nothing nomination, but fraudulent Pro-Slavery
nomDation. which one but the most seryile and
contemplate doDghface could support.
On the contrary, The Morning ErDress, paper
which has fought Ihs Register with much spirit on
this very question denouncng Law and his supporters
In unmeasured tenns-and which is edited by " tu-
gitive Slave Law Fillmore Wing" and who would not
support hoist the Know Nothing State ticket last
Fall-came out this morning with flying cOlors, and
with the ticket at the he sd of its columns.
1t il the common remark bere among al parties
Know -NOthings included-that Known NOthngism has
had it, day What short day Out, brief can
die :" ana out il went
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
LETTER FROM JUDGE HoRNBLOWER.

The venerable ex.ChefJutice HoRSBLo"ER OF
NewJersey sent the following letter to the Pittsburgh
Convention, and his cordial and patriotic Endorsement
Of the Republican movement will no doubt exert
strong influence on the popular opinion OF his State
To S Pys.denf aad Member Of ts kepT6feaH Co~rsHA az
PittsbEos:
(,ESrLEXEs: It was only yesterday that received
intelligence of my appointment az delegate to your
Convention. But notwithstanding the sbornes OF the
r,;ce I xoud have endeayored 10 have met with you
and mingled in your deliberations but for my advanced
ACE and the inclemepey Of the season. In my long
ne have scarcely ever received any manifestation OF
the favorable opinion of my feowcitizens OF this my
mos or conferred upon me more honor than in appoint
ing me a delegate to the Republican Convention Inc
very name gives fresh impetus 20 the oiooo, lnow
chilled with the fros.s Of many Wnters.) when hr'
coused in my veins when in the mida o. 'he n1x'.u ~
topsy struggle, l777,l vas born INTO tse world an
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4 gentleman from Lexington told us yesterday that
ber wa ,orne talk Of starting Antislayery paper
there. on account Of the Brady outrage.
Newport tAhoition) News
Those that commence the paper had better get al
the hair taken of thsiE heads, the Lexington poo
pe viii only have the trouble Of taking OF their kn-
Louizvlle Times
To which the pisin-spoken Ners replies as follows:
You're pretty Democrat, Amt youi Where's
your blush of shame, when you talk about FREE sEs.
FREE sPEEcH and FREE PRESS Damn the De-
morscy say we, that sanctions not only tearing tho
hair Of Of peoples heads, but the AKIN also, ior
daring TO speak for or against any institution or laws
of the countryi None but eowaTds that have no ar
gument to defend themselves, would sanction soch
damnable outrages. You q Democrat! Then = tea
pos. bea{tess man that ever wrote DemoereN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ...ALBASY FEB. &c.

EQUALIZATION OF TAXATION.
The greater part of to.day's session was taken up
in the consideration OF the oi authorizing tne ~vvei
nor with the consent of the Senate to appoint three
ofiicers 10 be called Tax Commissioner, Whose
rnty IL shall be- according to the b 10 Visit eacI VI
the Counties of the State, examine the assessment
rolls and make such equalization as they shal deem
lust and proper. The bill originated Win SeHatVI W
Noxon (Repl of Syracuse, and in the course OF the
debate MIR j. A. Smith X. NJ ntmated that II was
his belief that the measure was G poltcaI move
made to place more patronage into the hands oi oV
Clark. lie favored the idea OF creating snch a Oon-
mission but be wanted lis members appointed Oy 'he
senate alone.
Mr.. WADSwORTH Dem.) deprecated the intro.
,Iucton of politics into debate such subject, and
thought il entirely out of place.
Mr. SPENCER (Dem.) thought that the Commis
son should consist Of eight members instead OF three
and making motion to that effect, 1t adopted
Mr. j. 4. SMITH now suggested that as the bill
provided for eight Commissoners-one from each Ji-
aicial Dstric-the senators representing each sepa-
yate district should select enc. lie contended that
tbey would be better able 10 make 1ndeious seircuo
than the Governor. This point, ait'r the oil was
s,.har .mended by reducing the term OF efrce from
tSree 10 two wears was debated without result up to
the hour of adjournment.
STw-yoRK TUG-nOAIs.
Mr. C. p. SMITH gave notice oi his lnIeh'ion I' -
Introduce bill which would require tug oi 70" ov1,
emnloyed about the HarbOr or New-iork, 10 nave
ther :tem or sampson post cared up high enough 10
preyent the bows from running under the guards oi
passenger boats.
ANOTHER NORMAL SCHOOL.
Mr.. WADSWORTH gave notice OF hs rten1Sh &c 70
Introduce bin authorizing the estsonsnnehi Vt pf on
dAer Normal School, TO be located IN the CIiy Oh Dur
hao.
Mr.. SPENCER gave notice OF bill to amend the
Charter OF the New-York Asylum for JuVene Dehn-
quents.
Also Of a bill to authorize the Balance Dock Com'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
FROM J NS
CHIcAo luesday. Feb. .

CHICAG fut Wy ItU' 20 IoVO'
Saturdays Missouri @"cy3 has three letters
rom Kansas, dated the lsth: stf md 18th, indicating
the probable renewa, Of t''''fi les on the 4th Of
March, which is the time ! q iofthe Inauguration of
the new State officers.
Judge Elmore has d ne officers elect not to
.ake the oath Of % - to do so will be treason.
Rob;rson declero . nc will take the oath of Office
he is banged .us hour.
The merchaD' Kansas publish an appeal to the
81. Louis ChmsT Of Commerce to use their influence
10 prevent further into the Territory, they
will be obliged to open avenues Of trade with the East
through other States Il their trade through Missouri
continues TO be interrupted.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
NEw.ORLEANs, Monday, FEB. %,

NEW. ORLEANS, Monday, FEB. 35, 1856.
By the arrival of the steamer Texas at this port,
have Vera Cruz dates to the 22d.
The troops in the Castle of San Juan de UlOs pro-
aounced for Tamariz on the night Of the 18th inst
There firing both sides, but the loss was
Sigh. till the Goth, when the Castle surrendered to
the city.
Pueb'a was still in possession of Haroy Tamarez.
The leaders of the insurection at the Castle Of San
Juan de Unoa have been condemned to be shot.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
A DISHONEST BANK OFFICER.

BOSTON, Tuesday, FED. 20, 800.
Caleb b. Atkins, teller of the Washington Bank,
was carried before the Police Court this morning,
charged with cmbezzling $4,000 of the funds Of the
institution He was ordered to give bonds in s25, 900
for examination tomorrow.
The following the footings OF our Bank Statement
for the past week. ..o
Cspta e6n 900 Amt due 10 9TH bks SC 2i1 goo
losns and Discounts 81 22 900 Deposits ltz'3SV
Specie In Bank 3f7 600 Circulation. 1oI|SV
Amt due fm. oth.bks 76s6,600'
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PERRY BURG REPuBLIchs CLCB.-A meeting
OF the Republican inhabitants Of Perysburg, Cat
taraugus County, n. Y, was held at Versailles ON
the 10th inst, and Committee was appointed To
draft Preamble and Constitution for q Republican
Club. copy Of the Resolutions and Constitution has
been received by us. Opposition to Slavery extension
Is The lndine object Of the AssOciation.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
THE HOG TRADE.

ClNcINNATI, Tuesday, Feo. &c, 1885,
The Price Current of this week gives the returns of
the number of hogs packed IN l45 places IN the west
chewing an increase in the number as compared with
last year Of $4,000, and an increase in the weight
equal to pit 300 About 20 places are yet to be heard
from The average increase in weight Is IL per cent
Weather mild, with indications of rain. The river
is rising and the ice moving rapiply. No more dam
age has been done to boats.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
ANTI-NEBRAsKA STATE CONVENTION.

CHICAGO, Tuesday, Feb. 90, 1856.
The Illinois Anti ti.Nebraska State Convention TO
nominate candidates for State officers to be elected
next Fall, has been designated to meet at Bloomington
N the 23d of May.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
FURTHER NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA AND
NICARAGUA.
NEW. ORLEANS, Monday, Feb.

NEW'URLEANs, Monday, Feb. %, 1880.
The steamship Daniel Webster, from San Juan,
Nicaragua, arrived here yesterday. All the Central
American States, except Nicaragua, have formed an
alliance, and Col. Kinney had gone to Granada to
effect an alliance with Walker.
Prom California the mining accounts are excellent
and the agricultural prospects good. There had been
considerable rain.
The San Francisco markets had downward ten
dency.
The California Legislature had not elected Sen
ator, and there little probability of choice Mr..
Foote is the Know nothing candidate.
Messrs Sanders and Hammond, both formerly Col
lectors at San Francisco, have been indicted for en-
bezzling funds.
There had been no fighting in Oregon since our last
accounts
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
NAVIGATION ON THE SOUND.

NEw-HAvEN, Tuesday, Feb 20, It5t.
The steamer Elm City came through from New
York to-day and arrived at her dock here about eight
o'clock this evening. She went through the ice in
here for New-York on Wednesday night.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
FROM PORTLAND

PORTLAND, Tuesday, Feb. 20, 1876.
The citizens of Portland confirmed to-day the recent
appropriation by the City Government OF $4,000 for
wharf accommodation for the mammoth English
steamer, by a vote of AS to III.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW. ORLEANS, Tuesday, Feb. &c,

NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, Feb. &c, 1856.
Some of the passengers by the Daniel Webster
report that Col. Kinney was arrested at Grenada by
order of Walker, and condemned to be shot, but was
saved by the interference of Walkers officers. The
rumor is not however, very reliable.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
THE KNow-NoTHING CONVENTION.

The following is the vote, by States in the Know
Nothing Convention for President the members pres
ent voting for the absentees. There was much dsor-
der during the voting:
Foz MuLARp FILLMORE oY NEwYoEk-Rhode Island .
yrxiuis Tennessee 10; California, A. Delawsfe Flor
ida s. Mississpp 7: Maryland, ~ NorthCsro,na Ig Aa-
hama 90 Missouri 8; Ohio y; Newfo lOi PennsyYsnia,
ia Arksnsas 4: illinois, I; Texas g. Indians, 3
FOR GEORGE Law OF Bw-YoRx-Michigsn' y "seohsn,
s; yirgins, /; Ohio 3; New. York, 20. m
FoR KEXSETH RAYsoR-PenEsylySuia - LIlHon
FoR sAaUEL HoUsroS-New- York4 -
ginis 2; New-Jersey Tennesse hentucky' IL rem
sylvsnia p -. n, r,s
FoR JoHx MCLEAN OF OHIo-Nsss chusets Rodelsitna
I. Illinois 2; Ohio 5; Pennsyyania, 1; Indiana, T.
PoE RoBEar r. STOCKTON OF
/. New Jersey, D.
When the vote nearly through, there was
much changing from other candidates TO Fillmore.
Virginia Tennessee, Kentucky, NewJersey and Texas
all changed 80 as to give a united vote To Fillmore
The figures by States show how the ballots Were hrS'
cast. One George Law man caved IN 10 riiiiiofe'
Mr.. Ely changed his vote to Kenneth Rayror.
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ccedngs, and It argued wen for the truly America

ceedmgs, and !. argued web for the truly America
povement. The following Is the Address adopted
TO TEE sskRIcAs PARTr oF TIE UsIos
The r>terigEsd, delegates TO the Nominating Con-
ven.iou pgs IN session al Philadelphia, find themselves
compelled 10 6i>ent from the principles avowed BY
hat BODY: and holding the opinion IS they do, hat
the restoration Of the Missouri Compromise, demanded
bv = majority Of the whole people, is redress OF an
undeniabc wrong and the execution of it, in spirit at
least indispensable 70 the repose of the country they
have regarded the refusal Of that Convention TO recog
rige the wedefned opinion Of the country and Of the
Americans Of the FREE States upon this question as
denial of their nights and rebuke To their sentiments
srd tiev hold that the admission INTO the National
Council ard Nominating Convention Of the delegates
from Louisiana, representing Roman Cathohc con
sttuepcv absoved every true American from al obh-
cations 70 sustain the action of either OF sad bodies.
Tbev have therefore, withdrawn from the Nomina,,
ing Convention refusing to participate IN the proposed
roIniraton; and now address themselves to the Amer
aus of the country especially of the states they rep
resent to Justify aud approve their acton Ana 70
the end that nomination conforming 10 the oSer9i-
ne sentiment Of the country in the great issue, may De
regularly and auspiciousy made the undersigned pro
nose 10 the Americans in al the States to assemble IN
their several state organizations and elect Delegates
10 Convention, TO meet in the City OF New-lorS on
Thursday the l2th day Of june next for the purpose
of nominating candidates fo President and ce-Pres'
-. LIE saA.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27

Portugal ......... Denmark .... sWost Indies.
United States. 65 Holland. ......... sci
YELLOW FEvER.-The Doctor says that twelve
cases Of yellow fever admitted into the hospital
during the months Of July, August and September,
two Of which that proved fatal, were from Norfolk,
having fed from that infected city by railroad. lie
closes bis report as follows:
The Cyd NewYork cannot be protected from these and
alone
THE BROOKLYN PEEITESThRT.
Mr.. o. p. SMIHI presented a memorial from th
Board Of Supervisors Of Kings County asking for
legislative enactment authorizing them to create
loan of $4,000 10 complete the Kings County Penen-
tiary now in course of erection. Mr.. s. subsequently
introduced bill authorizing said loan.
THE PACKARD INSTITUTE.
Mr.. Smith also presented a memorial from the
President Of the Board of Directors of this Institute
for the education of females situate in Brooklyn, ask
ing for an appropriation.
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.
Mr.. j. A. SMITH brought in bill authorizing the
consolidation of the Saratoga and Whitehall Railroad
Co., the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad Co., the
Saratoga and Schenectady Railroad Co.. and the Al
bany and Northern Railroad Co.
THE NEw-YORK DIsPKSsARY.
Mr.. SPENCER presented memorial from the
physicians connected with this Institution asking for
appropriation in addition to the usual annual aid
granted by the State, which they say is quite insult
hcient to carry out their benevolent designs. Mr.. s.
stated that the number attended by these physicians
as Dispensary patients during the past year 80 554
two-tbrds Of whom were born out of the United States
Many of these arriving destitute and nendless
legally chargeable upon the Commissioners of Emigra
tOn and yet they received their first aid from this In
sitution. During the term of one physician at this
Dispensary 81 los persons have been vaccinaed and
virus has been largely distributed throughout the city
and county.
ASSEMBLY.
CANAL EXPENSES.
al of tbs. Audi rnTfk fka Gana na-
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8; Viz.
Kentucky, IL Penn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27

FoR KENSETH RAYsOR-PenDsyl'
FOR SGaUEL HoUsros-New- foi
FoR GARRETT DAVIS OF kEsTug|
ginis, 2; New-J Jersey L Tennesse
sylvania ?. -
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pany TO mortgage their property 10 the sxtenf oi
100000.

$4,000.
BILLS PASSED.
Relative 20 the of receiving ballots n gen
eral elections except in the City of New-York, and
with regard to voting for School Superintendent in
that city.
For the payment Of a clam Of the Chatham Bank
against Sing Sing Prison.
For the better preservation of notices Of Hs pendea
in New-YOrk City.
To extend the time for the collection Of taxes in GER
tain towns and counties in the State
lInnumeTabe amendments were offered to this Hill.
and motion Of Mr.. u. CLARK il was referred IN
the judiciary Committee, with instructions TO bring in
bill the provisions of which will be applicable 10 the
entire State.
QUARANTINE.
Mr.. SPENCER also handed in the Annual Renort If
DIR. Ianis Physician of the Marine Hospital From
4 bfg ~b.ss -. - f
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rEg.rroRD EaFfsH school,

a7si,isiened would respectfully announce
tn "a lie, that he w a open in Bedford, on
Fsi 4 0nalay ai November ext, = high
saa.5t ii spi:ieii all the branches of 8 liberal
stiou EHgl shand Classical, ,will tie taught.
3syigued 10 cstabiishin Rcafora permaB-
Iasf:Intion Of high erier, N al. and Fe-
as ahe Male and teetslie departments viii
distinct. SO soon Us the necessary arrange
seats can be effected. La talis school students
glai 1e prepared ior the higher classes Of any
teGe or 10 enter at once upon the active du-
Of life.
speeial care will be taken 70 form in the pu-
naoits OF ordsf strict punctiality, and thor
fitness. We consider these as valuable Ell
ass ofchaFacter, and Indispensable 10 sound
e4Eaillg.
he physical, moral aud social education Of
papils. will receive that attention Whica
gear Importance demansss-
fhene will tie three grades. To the first be-
ag the common English breuehes, such as
eadng, 0rthography, Writing. Arithmetic,
igsbra, Geometry, Intellectual and d oral
aiiosophy. Rhetoric, Logic, Botohy, ancient
sieagFaphy sc.
The bird mhraces all the foregoing together
til the Latin and Greek languages.
The Modern languages. Music, Drawing.
ainaing and Ornamental Needle work, VIII be
ztra studies, and for each there viii be extra
elssIges.
@. W. AUGHINBAUGH. A. N.
Oct Il, 1856.
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pllIiIn SiIE.

fFyHE subscriber viii sell at private sale,
u valuable Farm Of fist rate limestone fand-
situate in Bedford r., about two sRlles NORTH
east Of Bedford. eositaining - acres ana al
l,,sance. 175 acres cleared and under good
fence. cf which 25 acres are good meadow. 1t
Is in hiei, state Of cultivation, and the balance
is well tiFnbeFed.
The improvements are a new two story Brick
House. with a basement kitchen. and 'oun-
tain pump At e door, and in tlae seller; fftne
stable, with a agDn stsglt aa.l cdrn-crib atteeh
ed; a log barn. Also, senant house, with Il
never failing spring of excellent water. black
smith shop and other out buildings. Ihereis IS
also os, tbs, premises large orchard of excel
ent fruit.
ANY person wishing to purchase will call on
the subscriber living oa the premises.
Get "A. 1856 AR. CRANE
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Oct. 3, is56.-Iy.

THE undersigned respectfully requests ali
those indebted TO him in any maAEer TO make
payment immediately.
Oct. s, 1856. GEO. W. BLYMIRE.
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BRIGy, NokS IND SiFl-
II6AsEI.
DR. e. &. REAksEil.
Rallr4. -.

TTAVING purchased the Drug aud Book
L. A. Store of Dir. s. ID. Seett, has constantly
on hand, at the old stand. ldlgs and we'll Sc
iected stock o. choice Drugs snf Medicine
wholesale aud retail, ali OF which will be sold
st fair terms. The assoftment consists IN part Q
Drugs and caemicaIs Dye IToo4s asd fields,
Paints !, / OILS. UisHdor Gtass and Glass
Here, Tobacco aal segafs, Retf fERiery, feAeg
articles, &C., &c.
PATESr MEDIcfsEs. - Having the regular
agency for the sale of all IF these medicines,
the pt bIe are assured fagt they are Of the best,
such us hare stood the test of time and expe-
rience, AID can be safely accommodates as ge-
nuine, viz: Townsena's aud Sands SarSapa-
riila Nistaf's Balsain Of Wild Cherry, Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, NJ etfat's Life Pills and Pho
NIX B,sers. Dr. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Fahnstock' Hobensaei4's, 5, and other yerua;fu-
aes: uoodand 5 German Bitters, 6Se-, &c.
Constantly on band large stock ef historic,
biographical, scientific, religious, poeticai,
school, and miscellaneous BOOKS.
| Also great variety Of I.4AeI ST,1TI0A-
4 fRY, Cap, Post and wiappipg paper Of every
! ankity, : aI,ss Essassnas u ssssAi y,iigss -
i Window Blinds in patterus or by the piece.--
/ Wall Paper, Steel and Fancy Goods.
4 BLINK BOOKS OF every size and qualify,
/ Pocket Books and Port Monnaies, Diaries,
Blank Deeds and Mortgages, gold Pens and
Pencils, Combs, Brushes, Perfumery in great
variety Soaps, Re-, &c.
Lamps, and CamphiDe Oil and Burnir Fluid
/ kepe constantly on hand.
CHOICE LIQUORS for medical use; @olff7,
Scheiqan Sehnapps, Gin, Port, Sherry anc
Madeira Wines.
Aug. / /, IS54.-tf