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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

PUERTO CABxIo, June 27, 1857.
The Misunderstanding about the Guano Islands between
the Uoed States and this government is all moonshine,
The real cause Of difference, any, H about the claim Of
Bostonian to island which there is guano, and
English captain sets forth similar claim, both Of which
null and void
Tho presence Of General Pace, President has given
for alarm to the powers that be- The republic
quiet prosperous and happy under the Monaga dynAsy
and In likely 10 continue for many years undsturbed
Coee OF all classes is very scarce az the crop is all 10
from the interior, and shipped off, which will cause dull
times until November next far a. relates TO produce
Mxrkets-Cofee, washed, s14 80 Q sis so, currency;
do. unwasbed, $13 80 $l3 Is; indigo =, nominal,
per ID hides, &c. cotton, l5kc; deer skins, $il
Sill SO per DOZEN goat skins 50 81 per dozen fusdc,
so 500 and lgnumvtse average of $l4 80 per
The bark While Wing sails 10 day for Philadelphia and
leaves In port the brig Emir, recently from London,
whence she will return 10 two weeks and the brig santa
lara and schooner Pilots Bride, lately from Now York
Tho former ready 10 sail for New York, via Marscabo,
and latter In two three days for New York direct
Ladies-The Newest style NJ Dress and
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The last dividend OF this company was In April and the
payment that time four per cent The company have
OF made out that ali The dividends paid
Cd and In showing that became necessary 10 put down
the running expenses forty pcr cent For tho purpose
Of showing the actual oarnpg', for tho infor nation Of
stockholders here present statement made up tho
best data. II Is liberal for the company a. 1t can pos
sibIy be made
Operating expenses 90 per cent .......... ost27O
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uARRrAeRs AND DKATHs.


svrrrrs -wrvSHue.- sunday evening, July s, by
the Rev & T. Hscox, As's :. scsBpss, Esq, 70 Miss
nApv wrsHnse, all Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

Murray d Lanmap's Florida watsr.--Frsg-
ds led from living noversThe most delightful Ioiei
in eAbterce Try and be -inced Sole pro
prieor, ID r. L.kMAk %, Wholesale druggists No, %
Water street. and sold by sl druggists 20 cents per boe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

1Ot1oway's ptits and Ointment. -G narh
sranst iunposurr do THE look well for the marx
Holloway New YORK and London which e1is's every leaf
beck OF directions envelopng be medicine This trade
mark IL manufactured In the itself and tc-ru bile
bein. held up the light Mold the msnuactory, No.
lane New York and by all dru Risis cents,
gs cenis and 81 per boz or pot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

Rapturs.-narsn Il 90, Radical Curs Yr1ss
u0nel removed 10 No. vesey street. Asos Housa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

Betchsior's Hair Dys, Wigs and vospsss.-
ne b,>i the world, surprising al n, - sold and
phec ~ the man ufhStorJ. - Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
be- bet 10 be country For SALE aud The dye applied 10
privHie ., No. Asor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

streets IN X. COIL 60 selling all kinds OF
clothing at very low prces rsgsns business suits Ac.
40 N. Il CoillkS 90,
s. and IS John street, corner OF Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

Lovers OF Aquatic Sports "A 80 feet Race
Die ingushed club Of Of he colieseS and
splendid sanbosi full sgtd will be rhbSed this day BY O.
l.. lNGEksol.L A sC N, 100 South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

supburn, Frsch1es, Morpbsw and Erup-
ucns cured and d,sccored skin cleared by JONES old A
Ian nepos M Bowery. jones' coral hair oil, n
for bad hair.
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CITY CUmmERGlAL urEsURY.

tHTURDAT, 10 r, n,
AsHrs.-T The market ina tive. with fair receipts.
small Gales Of Yois we're made at 14c Pearls
nominal
BKxapsvrrys -Flour-The market heavy and closed
s further decline Of about I've per bb especially
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

UnsurPassed FIavortnEs Tor Every Liquor.
G Cognsc brandy Holland and Lossou gin, Jam >oA and
n Croil peach, apple cherry bran lee, Buroon
scoh an and MonooRahelA whisAey Port vi and best
cheapest Cocnao OIL coor'ngs 40 fer sale by DR.. L.
FEUIHTWANukR las maiden late.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

TO The PUBLIC
Frast sse has purchased The advance sheets OF Charles
Levers novel,
DAvkSPOkT DUNN.
DAyEkFOkr DUNN.
DAvEsPOhT DUNN.
DAykRPOhT DUNN.
DAvENpORr DUTN
DANkSPOkr DUNN.
DANE-PORr DUNN
DANfNPOhT DUNN.
DAWN ONT DUNN.
DAVENPORT pUIW
This spoken Of III literary circles London ~
the of the sreat and popular author Charles
h~ all the freshness originally and humor OF Charles
OMalley Jack Hinton, combined n
and grraier breadth of Tho extraordinary
popsary Of Charles Levers works In this country assured
frant leslie thai he could offer welcome xf
subscribers and the public than 10 at outlay tbs
earliest Issue VI work from the pen Of br
and the 6rst chapters OF
DAVENPORT DUNN
viii appear with he original illustrations By PHI In tAs nan
number OF
FBAkK LEsLIEs ILLUSTRATED KRwsPAPlR
Dealers should s~nd their orders onoe In owdor
N crre The required supply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

Important 90 Travellers and Sssfaring
men Una NJ Es ) BpkkEks life preserving shirts for
ton OF the They made for males and females and
viii be found invaluable by those WI visit the se<sh this
Tue life preserving shrs expressly for bathers
made Of the anes fabrics. and may be vorn ~ AZ ord
garert with great comfort and senieacc Those
ed FIR VOYAGES capable Of sustaining the
the heaviest eskers and viii protect the body from
injury from rocks other obstacles Show So Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

Smithsonian House, broadway, Corner Of
Houston strees-on plan option
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

Ladies-The Newest style of Dress and
mauiius imported ID manufactured ~ LOCK
lit 8, Isl Fult IN street. Brooklyn
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NlIeCnLLA6E<,US.
GcS0 aKwAkD.

$3.50 Az s.ws sd.I...,. ,.,.. .,.o. ..,.. = -,
III he sr.ai celebrity 4 70 ssa X1@ae sS.Ds. ssa
n sgs aScs sv.sSSS 70 IL pre- s%n ut purity "A
tie vianous busness Of selling common LIQUORS and SUI
Ss .s sS
either Ia or ."a OF he sss
a s ssSs S gS - ~ 81
of sns Of ,S ss s parties 70 gS nsgS S. %
and e:eeelsy CITY New Yors, h.vs entered upon
b. move ss above Of
a. a. ss I ID ME e and 60 ss o )"
Any .ersop thai NAV have bern inn Gently empoyed h-
pn,s or The
@ s s%py nsS sn,h rc arr Sssss5
ster the present notice.
Woulds engraved blocks pr,nrs' ~orI used 10 10.
ss Of much me ssss
ordered are he delivered At bis principal depo. y Beaver
and sbeSs s "a ssh .
ne ss' w Sfs %onSE a. ave- stree.
A GREAT TREAT
DAvENPUkf DUNN.
ILLUSTRATED HEwsPAPER
., ono. Y you wish 70 receive an early COPY.
WHERE s.sS yoy Can OF, THE Beat sAEeAs
Ivory banded dessert knives he duzcn, IS.
The largest and complete variety of china ras, m.
ppses SIC; wbe a pic es 81 ~ white toilet
the dokeo IS eents three ght chandeliers hail ngas g
bedr ON fol ing brackets 10 cent? silver plated tea
plated IS 6O silver PLATED spoons dozen
u 10; silver plated tea spoons, the dozen 81 Co.
W. j. =. DALEY h 90.
GIL and 6s3 broadway
A GREAT TREAT
"A CHARLEs JFvxR's Ngw EovEL.
DAVENPORT DUNN,
=, , FRANK LEsLlE's ma,
HeIt rsdsy morning Oroer of
NJ once. II yon wish To seonre an early copy
dyspepsia AND NERVOUS DIsE AsEs or rvx1T
- form, pains In the limbs and soy wAat OF strength
spirits sleep appetite and kindred ailments ind blesse
body-lssung tno sold at 2 sowery Prize 81 So two "
4 GREAT TREAT
a CHARLES LEVERS NEW NovxI,
DAVEhPOnr DUNN,
PRANK LEsLIEs
ULUsfRAtkD NE vsPAPdR,
Merit Thrrdsy morning Order the of tbs
Al once, n you wish 10 receive an early copy.
IMPORTANCE OF DAILY EvACU ATOMS 1T rs DAN
durinx hot weather TO retain the refuse undi
wto have regu discharges the IL
yfour hps should TAX dose OF RadwsY's Regulator
and keep the liver. heart kidneys bladder stomach
bowels in healthy and natural condition. Let those OF
citizens who subject dsentrry cholera cholc
vousness take Ksdways gula pei
week during the hot weather. and will that hey
and easy digestion Those afflicted with either Of the above
complaints other mandy where the Is In
should Radways Ready Relief In connection with Rad
f only recently a,ackea viii twelve
hours. KADwAY 90 l62 Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

Decrease since Last year 1886
With the exception Of the Lehsh Canal, every line ofu-
provement has done better than did in the cospon ling
week ast year. The deficiency, compared with last
seAsop only sss TONS and with continuance Of good
weather th!s may readily be overcome
Mr.. Albert H. Nioolay's regular semi weekly auction
eae Of stocks and bonds viii take place Monday next,
Ut l2k o'clock, at the Mercha nts' Exchange
Tho earnings Of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
Company for the month Of Juno this year amounted
Same month last year. $50 "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

HammOcks.-GepO msn Visiting the Coun-
try will fnd the Mexican hammock indisptp able
article during For sale only by LkARY 4
CO., hAtierS, Astor Bouse broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

George r. Fox's Perfect FITTING Coats,
vests and pantaons at great saving OF rent and other
penscs, at ~ Amity street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

Our Puerto Cabello Correspondence.
THE MONAaAS DYNASLY--THE GJAk0 ISLANDS
MARKETS, ETC.
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F1esss and Lubsn's Frangspanni Perfums.--
The fragrant and lasting scent mate 81 cena DO e
In OF limitations, 10 for
Pes.~ inbns Transplant >boraory of towers, London
Ik0EA a Co., drugGIu, S?9 broadway, AGENTS. Sold
everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

Eee60 lkEse&w2mbs
Hoo kSje RI c '62.
5000 Cal SCH 2dmbs
10 shs Am III BIZ -.
3 Park Bank. $500.
90 Merchants BANK.
10 hept'D Bank scrip
Is Del 4 Hud Cal Co
10 Penn cnai Co.
~ do.........
DO Cum Oral Co go.
60 Pacific n 'tm Co.
ahn ~ Y sas RR
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Weekly Report Of DsathA,
n the city and county Of New Yort from The an ~ e
July 70 the iith day Of fully. 1851.
Men, 70; women, 81; boys, lo1 girls, l2z-TcAl, GA
Adults, iai; children, 49, males, 236; fsas, iSo; -
orcd percus Q.
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aEORag ". MORTON, GU rnspscAw,
usy lnspso>sa Dspaxsmanl, New Twt. July 4, lssf.
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The regular report OF the coal tonnage tho Lhgb
Valley Railroad has failed this week but learn thai tho
about 10 800 TINS. The 70 lines ofmprove-
from the Lehgh and Schuyki regions brought
down coal follows, for the week and the seas,n-
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were last week playing at the National theatre,
Chicago. The Gabriel and Francois Ravei troupe
were at the Chicago theatre.
The Misses Polly and Louisa Marshall have been
playing with much success at the philadelphia
katiorh. The German Opera company continue
their promenade concerts At the Philadelphia AGA
DENY Of Music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence played TO large audiences
ut the National theatre, Boston, last week.
engagement at the Howard AthenGum, Of
which Mr.. j. Barrox is now the acting and
Mr.. 4. T.. Davenport theI stage manager. By
Che way the Boston critics are most profuse in ex-
pressing their admiration OF the acting in /" Still
Waters which was produced at the Atnenaum on
Monday and ran throughout the week. All praise l.
as tn hest acted piece they ever saw. In alIudng
TO Mr.. Davenyorts Hswkesly, the Journal says the
character has never been 30 faithfully and successfully
acted in this city. See what the critic OF the Trans
Crypt says -
"sruI wArrRs Rur pvxP.n-rhis specimen Of the mi.
nor drama was reproduced on Monday evening At tho
Howard Abeueum with the original cast, except the IN
mented Mr.. Yield In Hawkesy, and Mrs. Field as ME-
Midway. We have seldom witnessed performance
produced John Ndmsy in bis original style, which
left nothing TO be desired II Displacement 10 Mr.
Brown cay that when John Gilbert performed the same
audience Knew Il was ony gpsn Se, ny n, m,sbe re-
preventative of choeric old gentlemen public had
90 Identified Mr. rown In the character other sub
,ttute could possibly satisfy them Mr. Bro rcceivcd .
Smith leoke end acted Mrs sternhod In most adnnra
ole manner. But we do not think that Mr. Williams re-
lived his Just measure OF applause The weak irre.cu'e
bly, carried out In word, look act and az
preston, and we awarded him no smaller share
q appreciation than We cordially gave to Mr. Brown
Mr.. davenport abored under two great disadvan-
afes was his nrs appearance the part-nsy in fact
he Ind never n payed and he was all the time CEN
'c'ou' Of The nvdou' comparisons Of the ardent sdm
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II Frank Leslie
Frank Lesie
Frank leslie.
Frank Lsslje.
Frank Lesne.
Frsnt leslie.
Frank L~sIie.
Frank Lesle.
$500. - frank Lealie.
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man, for your great goodness J" She chuckled
very much over the drawing, saying that the
dress was exactly right.
This afternoon we took another reindeer
drive to Muonioniska, paying visit TO Pastor
FALL the clergyman, whom we had met at
Forsirom's This time ] succeeded very well,
making a trip without single overturn,
though with several mshaps. Mr.. w. lost
the way, and we drove about at random for
some time. NY deer because resiive, and
whirled me around in the snow, filling my
pulk 1t was so dark that we could scarcely
see, and, without knowing the ground, one
could not tell where the ups and downs were.
The pastor received us courteously treated us
TO coffee and pipes, and conversed with us for
some time. He had not, las he said, Swedish
tongue, aud found il difficult 10 understand
him. On our way back, Brasted's and Lud-
wig s. .deers ran together with mine, and, while
going at full speed, BIS jumped into my pulk.
tried in vain either TO stop or drive on faster
he trampled me SO violently that was obliged
to throw myself out to escape his hoofs. For.
tunately the animals are not heavy enough Ia
do any serious harm. We reached Forstrom' &
in season for a dinner Of fat reindeer steak,
cranberries, and confect Of the Arctic rasp-
berry.
Last night, Salmon, the messenger who had
been sent up the river 10 engage reindeer fol
US, returned-having gone sixty miles before
he could procure them. He engaged seven
which arrived tonight, in the charge Of a tall
handsome Finn, who is TO be our conductor
We have supplied ourselves with reindeer
poesks, as the Lapps wear-our own furs being
imPraciicable for pnlk travelling g-reindeer nit
tens, and boas of squirrel-iails strnng on rein
deer snew. The latter are wrapped twice o,
thrice around the neck, and drawn over The
nose in extreme cold. The carpenters secono
son, Anton, lad Of fifteen, is to accompany
us as interpreter. We have laid in stock o
bread and reindeer meat, and shall be under
way again tomorrow morning. 1T.
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E R Y.
THE WILD ANEMONE.

THE WILD ANEMONE.
Nothing can be any better than the follow
qusite little poetic gem, which we clip from
urnal, of Springfield, III.
In the valley still, and lone,
Where the brook, in merry glee,
Leaps o'er many messy stone,
Grows the wild Anemone.
Sweetest harbinger of Spring,
Earliest flower that decks the lea,
First to hear the blue-bird sing,
Beautiful Anemone
Often have wandered there
Happier ne'er could moments be-
Hand in hand with maiden fair,
Plucking the Anemone
Gentle maid, of beauty rare
Oh, she was fairy to see,
When decked her raven hair,
With the bright Anemone
Often sat with my love,
BY the patriarchal tree,
That with arms out-stretched above,
Blessed the gentle maid and me.
And we thought the world our own,
was King, and Queen was she,
Reigning in her fower-crown,
OF the wild Anemone
But the world with change is rife,
And our dream of loyalty
Was as feeting as the life
OF the frail Anemone
Time hath borne the flowers away,
And my love is far from me;
Yet dream again, to-day,
OF the wild Anemone
For the elfns of the bowers,
With their gladstone reyelry,
Soon will wake the zephyr-howers
From their slumbers ON the lea.
And with bounding heart, ween,
Will haste to glen and tree,
There to greet my summer-queen,
And the wild Anemone
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f. ii. FESSENDEN.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
VT Once WiIIiston's Stone Block.

The subscriber has the agency Of the VT MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, with Capital exceeding 81 300
OO0 Also the SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSUH-
ANCE COMPANY stoc) with Capital of Sl50000 large
surplus; and the CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
(stoc with Capital of 100000. lie is also prepared TO e
feet Insurance. desired, In the TNA INSURANCE COM
PANY, Hartford, and ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE CO.,
Providence. Persons wishing insure property will do
well on him before eiiecng the Insurance on
LIFE may also be effected with him In the NATIONAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, COR any term and TO any amount
not exceeding $4,000 at one risk H. ii. FEhSENDEN.
BratleborO, January 9th, 1857.
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THE PERIODICAL DEPOT HAS BEEN RE

moved from opposite the american House to Biake's
bung TWO doors north Of the Revere House. where
eSene and better selected stock Of Newspapers, Pc
Toys, aud Fancy ArticIes, than before, viii be
kept, by H. j. CARPENTER.
BrattlebOro, Noy. sth, 1855. Al
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Nothing can be any better than the following
exquisite little poetic gem, which we clip from the
Journal, of Springfield, Ill.
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
MILFORD female SEMINARY

rNHIS INSTITUTION will re- open en-
Il MONDAY, the 9Th of September, sndsr
the charge Of Miss FANNIE D. EATON, assisted
by her sister, Miss LizzlR @. EATON.
RATES OF TUITION.
lst class including Spelling, Reading,
Writing, Elementary Geography, and
Arithmetic, per term, ss %
II class, includng Grammar, Geography
Arithmetic, History aud physiology,
per term. 100
Sd class, including bighergFN hsmaties,
Sciences aud Latin, per torn, ~ "
EXTRAS, PER TERM.
French. ssse
instruction on Guitar. sec
!" on + iano Forts, l6 ee
| The scholastic year consists Of AZ wssks, ia
cluding the usual recess for the bolydsys, and
is divided into three terms, as follows
lst erm ending Friday, December lssh,
"a g" Mareh asa,
| Sd Jrly Hh,
At tho close of the I'd term ihore will y. va
crton Of two weeks.
Pupils charged from tins Of entrance 10 slsso
Of torn, unless by special contract wiih the
lreccptress. No pupil taken for lsss thaah
A term. No deduction msds fer sbsesss ca
cspt in case Of protrnctsd illness.
TEXT BOOKS.
Saunders Spellsrs and Readers; Aiish-h's
IbeoBfapnt ulnohs ehbHh crshn~ri ia,
vics' higher Mathematics; Comstosks AstHrsl
philosophy; W ood'n Botany urksS's lnisl-
lectusl philosophy; Waylsna's N~ral aelssss,
Kane's Element! Of CriIieiss; Whsislsy's
ihetorr Cullsr's fhysiologyi Willsrs's hi.-
tory; Burreits Gsegrsphy Of TIE HssvsxH
lOlmsied's ASTRONOMY; rlsyrlspss isrstsrs.
Lafia.--- Bullion's Series; Lersrstl's I.s1ieoH
French. Young 5tud.xt's C.mpArisr; Da
! lf'Aliemang,; CLsrlssE Il Tsl.aHsss; tssiss;
/ Corinna.
The Milford Female srnin-ry is srsigxsa
AS first class in-;tniioH oi ,he llsa ir rbish
instruction will bs given to Yong lisiss in ~
7 the solid and ornetrentRl b rpchss x,saaly
pursued In the beat Fsprls ssnissriss.
FANNIE D. HATns. Frinsips.
LlzZtE q. EATOs, Wee I rirSps'.
! tugHst i3 n
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
Fresh Drugs and Medicines,
AT FOULK,s

NEW and CHEAP DRUG STORE.
raNHE subscriber has opened new Drug
1 Store, on Walnut street, (east side,) thres
doors below Tumlin's Hotel, Milford, Dsl.,
with detsrn nation to keep everything In his
liue of business that may be oolled for, and
fly strict attention to bqsinens and low pricss,
hopes to receive liberal share of ths patrs-
mage that has been extended to him hereto
fore. 800.
In addition to my stock of Medicines havs
a fine assortment of Perfumery, such, az sx-
tracts for the handkerchief, Toilet and Co.
lognc Waters Of superior quality; Shaving and
Toilet Soaps of various kinds. IIl
Brushes of all sorts and sizes; Combs, Toi-
let Powder, Pearl Powder, Magnolia Tablets,
etc., etc.
Also lot Of very superior Razors, pockst
and pen Knives, fine cap. letter and note Pa
per. from l2s to rs cts. per quire; Envelopes,
Gillott's ssperior Steel Pens, etc. Coed
BURNING FLUID AND CAMPHEHR,
always on hand at the lowest prices.
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, window Glass and
Putty, all of which will be sold low.
NIB. Prescriptions carefully compounded
by myself. J. Y.F.
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
McCORMICK'S
Reaping & Moving Machine.


rs'lllS Machine has been tested satisiactori-
! ally during the harvests of 1854 and '55,
with all the various machines that have sprnne
up within the last two or three years, and have
proved superior TO ALL both in cutting aid du
rablity; ia offered to the Farmer for the mex
harvest. as the most reliable Machine for gen
eral purposes. Price at Philadelphia, 90
those wanting Machines will plsass order al
once.
PITTS THRESHER, CLEANER AMI
HORSE POWER on wheels, is d7ranted te
thrcsh and clean one bushel OF wheat per min.
ute--Price S40O. Also, SWEEP Power
TnREsHEns, for four horses, and Endless Chair
Machines for one or two horses
PITTS CORN & COB MILL, the best il
use, and can be taken apart. and Ground
Price $50.
HILDRETH'S SUPER PHOSPHATE, was
ranted egaalto 10 Guano and without Its exhaus-
ting effects upon the soil.-Price for less thar
a ton $50 per ton, for one ton and upwards
from to Is per cent discount.
RICHARD I. ELKlNTON,
No. 5S South Delaware Avenue and ll5 Ssutl
Water Street, PnILADrLrHt..
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
MONEY, MONEY, MONEY.

AAiHY BE WITHOUT M0NLY'7 when il Is
w Just as casy for any to be around
with pocket full as not, if they only think
So havo got anew article, fram whirh from
fTe to twenty dollars day enn be made, 9th
er by male or female. 1t is bighly rerpecta-
BILE business, and an article which wanted in
avcry family in the United Slater. Enelcse me
two dollars by mall, at my rirk, and will for
ward by return mail Circular, with full in
structionr in the nrt The business is very
easy.-Try it, if you are ont OF employment,
and you will never regret it for 1t will be bet
ter for you to pay the above sum, and enrure
Ia good business, than to pay twenty-five cents
for a spuries Advertisement This is no hum
Ibng. Try ~ Try ~ Try yni Address your
letters to DWIGHT MONROE.
New York