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New Arrival offspring and Summer Goods.
ARoDSSA SAs1ovV, &JEBADo GO oa0e
mchanzefo
LII LARGEST
offered of their
and call We have
of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
WHITE Collars,
ribbons,
and
of Waervi black silk Embroder
jeans coating velvet, &C.
ROOTS And SHOES
rage Musl a ckings towengs
Lowest
ANYBODY or the e o mankind
Boomsbu April Is, 1851
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DissoIatiOn of Co-Partnership.

THE Co-ParlneTsblp heTtoIoIe exIsling be-
tween Winiam G. Perry = Wilham Erety,
Booksellers and SlatioEers, trading under the
firm of PERRY & ERErY, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. ~
WILLIAM ERETY.
Philadelphia, Feb. 10, 1857.
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WILLIAM q. ERRY,
S. w. Corner Of Fouhh and Race Sts.
VIII Supply OpLosO Terms,
Bill Heads, Cards, Checks,
Bill of Laeing. Rronaissory Notes,
Drafts, SC.
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
Made 10 supenof manner, or Ruled and
Bound 40 any Pattern.
Letter, NOtel& F0Olscap Paper,
FLAT Paper, ALL SIZES,
WBAPPIN@ p Alp RBo
OLD BOOKS REBOUND,
In handsome and durable style.
II Your odersrespectiully solicited.
Philadelphia, March 4, 1857.
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance of an order of the Orphans
Coun Of Columbia county, on THURSDAY,
The 25th day Of June neat, al 10 o'clock 10 the
forenoon, Benjamin McHenry, Executor of
Elias McHenry, late Of Fishingcreek town.
ship, in said county, deceased, will expose
10 sale by public vendus, upon the premises,
a certain
PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situate in Fishinecreek township aforesaid,
adjoining lands Of Jackson McHepry on the
north, VIM. Ikeler on the west and south,
and Henry Bil,enbender on the east, contain
ing
FIFTY-TWO ACRES,
more or less. Also one other piece or par
Gel Of land situate in the township aforesaid,
adjoining laCds Of Moses McHenry on the
east, James d. McHenry on the sonlh, VIM.
Ikeler on the north and west, containing
SEVENTEEN ACRES.
more or less And also one other piece or
parcel of land situate in the township afore-
said, adjoining lands of Moses McHenry on
the east, VIM. lkeler on the south, James d.
McHenry on the north and west, containing
Twenty-FOIlr Acres.
with the appuuenances, late the estate of said
decreased situate in the townshsp Of Fishing
creek and county aforesaid.
BENJAMIN McHENRY,
Administrator.
Bloomsbuve, May %, 1857.
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List Of Dealers

OF Goods, Wares and Merchandise, &C.;
and of Distillers, Brewers, and Eating
House Keepers within the County OF
Columbia, returned and classified in ac-
cordance with the several acts Of Assem-.
bly,, by the Appraiser Of Mercantile Tax
es, OF said county. as follows, 10 wit:
BLOOM. Class. License
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eS8socEkfIs3
Teas, Coffee, Sugar,MoIasses

Rice, Spices, &c. Also, Hardware, Queens.
ware, Crockery aud Cedarware.
Having selected my entire stock with the
greatest care and al ths lowest cash prices,
can assure my friends and The public gener-
ally, that will do all in my power 10 make
establishment known as the "Hedd quarters
for bargains" Those who wish to purchase
will fiud ii 10 their advantage TO call and ex-
anime my stock before purchasing.
will pay the highest market price for
BUTTER, EGGS, RAGS, SOAP AND
Dried Fruit, and country produce 10 general.
Bloomsbury, April go, 1857.
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NOTICE.

NOIICTs
THE undersigned having purchased The
entire interest of his lale Partner, will con-
duct the Book, Stationery, Blank Book Man
ufacturirg, and Binding Business, in all their
branches; with increased facilities and strict
attention TO business, hs hopes 10 receive an
increased proportion Of public patronage.
WILLIAM g. PERRY.
S. w. cor. Fourth & Race SITS.
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

Unless The Bowels perform their functions
properly, the whole body suffers Tens of
thousands die. annually of Dy ysentery, Diar-
rh9a, Chronic consumption, and other dis
eases Of these waste pipes of the syslem.-:
The effect Of the Pills upon all intestinal dis
orders, whether casual or epidemic, is a
phenomenon in medicine. By following The
printed directions, the most alarming cases
OF bowel complaint are promptly CONTROLLED.
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BILIOUS AFFECTiONS. A

The Quantity and qualify of The bile are of
vital importance 10 health. Upon the liver.
The gland which secretes this fluid, these
Pills operate specifically, infalIibly reciifying
lis Irregularities, and effsclually curing Jaun.
dice, Bilious Remiliants, and all the varieties
OF disease generated BY an unnatural condi-
iinn nI the nrnan
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A Word 10 Females,

The local debility and irregularities which
are the especial annoyances of the weaker
sex, and which, when neglected, always
shorten life, ore relieved for The time being.
and prevented for the lime to come, by
course of this mild but thorough alleratiye.
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Oriental Life,
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
administration upon the estate Of jacob w.
Hess late Of jackson township, Columbie
comfy, deceased, have been granted to The
undersigned residing also in Jackson town.
ship. All persons indebted to the said estate
are requested 10 make payment without de-
lay, and those having accodnts against ihs
decedent 10 present them for setlementto
-'-s-i DAVID REBlLY
administrator.
Jackson township, May 10, 1s51-6t
M USLlNS a yard wide for 8 Cents, aud
AsA good prints for 81 cents JUS received
by A. c., MENSCH.
WOOD & COAL for sale at The Arcade by
w A. C, MENSCH,
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The Medicine Ofthc Million
PHILOSOPHY AND FACT.

E@ikM@WAYiS sPILNSo
The Exciting Cause of sickness.
The blood 10 the life sustaining agent. Il
furnishes the componenis OF flesh, tone,
muscle, nerve and integumeni. Tie stomach
is its manuiactory, the veins its distributors,
and the inteslines the channel through which
the wasie matter rejected in its producliohs
is expelled. Upon the stomach, the circuIa-
tion and the bowels, these Pills acl simula-
neously, relieving indigestion, purifying the
fluids, and regulaii lg The excreiions.
THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.
Dyspepsia is the most common disease
among all classes in this country. Itassumes
thousand shapes, and is the primary source
Of innumerable dangerous maIadies; but
whatever its type or symptoms, however OBJ ,
stlnate Its resistance 10 ordinary preparations,
II yields readily and rapidly to this searching
and unerriup remedy
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Charles w. f1assers, bioons W
All persons who may feel themselves
aggrieved by the above, classification can
have an opportunity of appealing by call
ing on the undersigned a. his Office in
Bloomsbury any time on or before the LIST
day Of July, 1857, after which time no
sppeal will be heard. w. WRIT.
appraiser Of Maeantils fares.
May 25, 1857.
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STAPLE & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,

CIoths casslmeTes, veslings,, HanneIs, mus
tonades, linens, sheeiings, nankeens, drills,
marselles quilts, colored and whits carpei
cham, parasols, umbrellas, a large and spen-
did assortment OF HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND
SHOES. A SUPERIOR LOT OF FRESH
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THIS WAY FOR BARGAINS
A. j. EV MS
HAS JUST RECEIVED A NEW STOCK OF
SPRTNG&SJJMMER GOODS

a bis old sland on the upper end Of Main
"A Street which he will sell cheaper than
the cheapest 1t consists in part of Silks al
paccas, luslres, barages, de LANES, ducal
cloths, poplins, brillianls, challies, de bages,
lawns, skirting, french and scotch ginghams,
prints, gloves, hosiery, collars, handkercheis,
sc. Shawls and Mantillas Of every Sly lie and
al,
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Farmers Depot and Plaster Mills,

April 8, 1s57.-3m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

Ship Putarch Barker, Liverpool, q days with mdse and
3l2 passengers 70 Howand Frothngham. Has had two
New York fell overheard AID was lost 9th inst lat Is b
Ion 81 o. gnalized ship Star OF the West hence fer LIVER
Ship Antarctic stouifer Liverpool Oct H. with mdae and
passengers Zerega Co 10th ins, New South Shoal
bearing Me- distant IL miles, took pilot from pilot boat
Ship Epamnondas Brandt, Shields, Oct l. with COAL TO-
Atkins Co. Sailed in with ship Resoute for Boston, The
has had bad weather. experienced heavy westerly
gales he entire PASSAGE lost sails booo stove buwarks,
boat, broke main RAD, &c.
Ship Zurich Rich IIavre Oct H. with mdse and ~ passsn
Winds had heavy gale Oct 81 LIST inst VIM Jackson, sea-
man. overheard from the jibbnom and was lost The
had heavy weather Of the Banks Had birth
board, which occurred this morning OF Sandy HOOK 80
Ship Tuisko (Brem). Dannemann, Bremen 81 days with
lead and 3O passengers Henschen Unkhsr Has bad
deaths by cholera on the passage.
Ship Parliament Pollard Boston days load for Liver
pool Was anchored on the Bar last evening
Bark Goodspeed Faye, Boston, days in ballast 70 sur~
Brig Cleopatra swe, nannberg, Rio Janelro days, with
Brig samuel g Adams Drsko Fall River, in ballast 70
Brett Son co.
schr tirce tof Newark ND McCready Charleston, G.
schr Smithsonian Brunt, wilmington, NC, days
Schr Caroline H. Bucklin, Rockland.
Schr Gertrude Horton, Myers Rockland.
Schr Hiawatha, Simonon Rocklnnd.
Schr Packet, -, Portsmouth, MI, 10 days
Schr Tiviano Low, Gloucester.
Schr o Thompson, Nckerson, Salem
Schr Il James, Small, Boston, days
schr New York, Goodsell Boston, days.
Scbr J O Thomas. Baker Danvers.
Schr Henry Gibbs Snow, Harwich.
Schr Ellen Fuller, Rodmnn, New Bedford.
Schr Eugene, whorf Provinceown.
schr speman, speman, Albany for Providence
Steamer Potomska Cushman. New Bedford.
Steamer Curlew, Williams, Providence.
BELOW
Bark of Salem) Smith Sumatra-By pos boas
Virginia, No 8.
Wind during the day from NV tow.
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revolt Of the whole Of the moral strength which has
hitherto kept up the spirits Of the Insurgents
yitable, strengthens, that 1t has happened
the power Of the English In India Az least
such III our belief. IL an event which VIII
bring 10 end, than one could perhaps
have expected, war of determination, which was Va
every view both Of humanity and civilization 70 be re-
GREETED.
Under all the circumstances believe that the fa o.
nehi will have very great influence over the minds
the natives Of India, especially So this success should
be quickly followed up by the relief of Lucknow"
The Prose- shows its wisdom by saying, Until We re
ceive more ample information We cannot venture TO say
that the capture Of Delhi will realize all the hopes which
generally have been raised by that event"
The Spectator gives the opinion and adds the fol
lowing This news viii certainly be received in England
with a satisfaction In which, will doubt, we join
with the utmost cordially.
As to the Journal des Debats Notwithstanding a
few dark shadows which IL discerns in the
general picture, believes that although this event can
not considered the overthrow and finishing of the
nsurrection; yet rs beyond all doubt the severest
check which the insurgents have yet received and sue
cess Of inmea surable importance to the EDglsh.D
The English may gain battles, they may relieve be-
seged cities they may gain victories over the insurgents
such they will be able purge the Indian
soil OF tho mracabe enemies whom their hateful tyranny
has raised up against them But this is what they must
first do before they will be able to announce 70 the
world that they again become masters of India.
This they must before they boast (as the Times
cmphacaly wroe) that they two numbered and
twenty millions Of souls subject TO their sway IN Tie nVe
| divisions Of the globe
II s only few days ago that said that the capture
of Delhi would be nothing more than an accident OF the
great carrying in India, would not,
| should take place, be considered as an event.
We were not alone in making this remark The Times
Itself the Spectator reminds us, said much about the
same thing q month ago. II sad:"We cannot perceive
WHIT advantage would be TO merely TO change places
with the enemy that 10 say for our five or six thou
ssnd be shut up In Delhi and for the enemy TO be
lot Of and TO have the whole country open before
| them
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SUPREME cOrKr, ~ cHANBE -
nl..f.....- Han Lid -. ~. n,..lt

Bcfnre Hon. Jvdgc Roo welt.
Ne la--yfsro,io Simms ~ Mar1S ~ kcndt The
ri.kIsrT in this caEe s. n mcfner q, the New York bar
and ~ defendant proprietor and editor Of srspcr
called Ale As.rscon Mining CAyoH,,ie M. Smms had
not ,sl,0s I'd ratrnony than twelve months he
dsCrv erred s alleged. that biz fe had consented 20
the III the defendant Smfns the outraged
husbalt commenced proceedings against the defendant
and ti alrr arrested and committed In icfanit II
~ O'0 b. 'he damages for the crirzna on
with W. emms being laid AZ $40 90
The saur-cl for the defendant asked the Judge n he
could ake motion 80 the = sTux aaqnst MonclY
The hvise aqured what the nature NJ tie case was
The counsel answered thai u WA Tor cry,s
czm
The Judge eald wee that T. chamber bu.ipess
The counsel fhtn moved reduce the rule af hall On
IN defendant H. O., 600 witch by coieut ~ Mr. smns
a granted.
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PERSONAL IufsIIir.psr.

l,r Timothy L. Terrill The Provincial secretary has
resi- yp 4 hi scat - tls Clnsdsn cabiuc;
10 4. Abbott, ~ lowell ~ the Justices Cr the
supere " Curt Tor The county - suffolk Mas has re
signed d. seat. n
Mr ,Niser Ote wooaln The husband or de lady Who
recently GGtrcd - c3Bspcupusy II the Court M this cry
served bis time NJ the siothccry busne~ a. IIaoweii
M1ine.
Won. ClAe. g. scot, member n Congress slcGi from
California was u Mobile % the sth inst
Tho Goyerh1' ~ North Carolina by aud with the sdvce
81 The Council ~ sate has appointed Rufus Page, 10
Secretary 81 Sta.e.
Tie Tennessee United states Sona,ors eo1t Andy John
son and .. = Madison gave Rrand entert,
fcw day since where ~ the Nashville papers Gays
"thete vii and wn.o aud song but puitics
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r,mgxESr ~ CANADA.

EIorEMENT N CANADA.-Thc Ayr o. W. W
srceF gives aecoun " the clopemeui o married
woman by the name oi Wilcox, With man nam3d Tlos
Johnston tnglshman. and miller by trade The
AFFAIR cunsumMated 10 the most shameloss mAnnur
The woman telling ncr husband what she meant u 10 and
rrcatenrs destroy herself b. attempted H. lTtteDt
Itr
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THE SMOKING Orr CASE IN RHODE IsLASD.-lTho
mas rnkerton the landlord no smokes out his tenants
Wa arraguod before Justice Earle at pawtuckct ycsor
day morning. a complaint charging him with murder
and Nth assault. Some fifteen twenty witnesses
were examined, FROM whose testimony appeared that
Monday Of last week the prisoner, who The tenc
ncnt IN Central Pals occupied by the Mclny family,
stuffed tho chimney full Of hay and then the smoke
that found vent 10 the chimney began ~ Gil the house
satione himself IL the street and raised alarm
ire when the engines arrived the unieeling landlord
qucstcd the rcmen ~ play into the tenement aud wash
the Mcluiyrcs out The hrcmcn uTon bearing how the
case StoOd with characteristic noheness spurned the
fa1Ouf suggestion and would have turned their pipe upon
the landlord the oCors hal not interfercd and ordered
the ngine home During the hubbub aud confusion Incl
dent o. this proceeding, Mrs Mcintyre would
naturally suppose very much frightened and being more
over In delcac situation the excitement and alarm
we're prCaurlivc Uf sad results She taken sick the
next day and died Saturday We have before stated
Justice Earle I'D not deem The evidence sufficient Ia
rant thr conpai " rnkerton on y charge Of murder
hut adiudgcd vim guilty " assault, and ordered him ~
hnd surety III S Of 5000 10 appear before tho next
Ucccnhrr) torm Of tho Court Of Common lcas or trial
H. grpriotp,t foH, Ngr w
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-04
Board adjourned.

Il NoreI Mail Carrier.-A Washing.
ton correspondent of the Boston 7rareler
gives the following description Of one of
the attaches Of the National Zntclligen-
Ger Office:
Speaking Of the Xntelligencer reminds
me Of one Of the attaches Of that office
lie is very large, very sagacious, very
old and very self-important Newfound-
land dog. Like everybody and every
thing about the Office, he bears an ap-
pearance Of extreme solidity, and great
good nature, but also of an ability and
determination to maintain his principles,
privileges andrights. SinccI have known
him, it has been his custom to go to the
postoflice every morning with the mail
bag. This morning as returned l met
him; he occupied the nar.oY foetpath,
and picked his way along very daintily
The snow on either side was about four
feet deep. One must turn out, and |
rather expected to take precedence over
his dogship. But not an inch would he
yield, and when l attempted to push him
off into the snow, he very good-naturcdly
turned the tables by placing his immense
paws on my shoulders and percipitating
me headlong into the snow-bank, and
then quietly passing over my body.
recovered my equilibrium in time to sec
several Others who had laughed at my fall
take warning by my fate, and accord the
way to the old fellow, whopassed on as
quietly as ever"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-04
CITY OrsRinnnCe NO. 2.

A n Ordinance authorizing and regulating
IA the Issuing of License and the COllCetiOS
vi License Tax.
The Common Council of the City Of Plaeervina
do Ordain rs follows:
SEC. /. II shall not be lawful for any persoe
or persons within the corporate limits Of said
City of Placerville, to pursue any calling or
transact any business in this ordainnce men
toned, until they have taken out licenss
therefor, and paid such sum or sums of mou'
ey as in the manner aud form hereinafter pro
vided; and for every violation Of this ordla'
ance, the party or parties so offending shall %
subject to o fine Of not less than tive d1lIAn
nor exceeding two hundred dollars.
SEC. 2. All licences shall be paid quarterly
in nadvance, except as hereinafter provided, ana
all licences shall be numbered and signed By
tue Mayor and countersigned by the Secretary
OF the Common Council before being issuea'
and all persons having taken out license m
der this ordinance, shall exhibit the same u
some conspicuous part of their place Of Dusl
ness, and produce the same when applying V
the Collector for its renewal. And III case any
person shall fail to take out license Gs Prev
ded for IN this ordinance, for the current guar.
ter prior to the 29th day Of June, 99th DAY "
September, 29th day December and 2sth day
of March Of each year, they shall be liable y y
pay an addition Of ten per cent on tie amoanI
VI SUCH lceuSes rOr tne purpose VI ISso."o
such license the Collector In person, or by dep
uty shall attend at his office daily (Sundayo
excepted) for three days Immediately after h'
2vth of June, 29th September, 29tb Decemberl
and 29th Of March aforesaid, between The
hours Of 10 o'cIOce, A. NJ. and 1 o'clock P. H.
after which time it shall be the dutyo the col
lector TO wait on all those who have not takeI
out q license and who are liable for the same
for which the party so called on shall pay sait
Collector fee of one dollar in addition TO the b
cense and ten per cent above mentioned.
SEC. 3. Every person, mercantile house, 60
partnership or firm, engaged in the auction bu
siness or in the commission business, or in III
sale of real estate or property Of any kint
whatever at auction, to the highest or loves
bidder, shall be classed and pay for q license =
transact such business as follows 1sk, Al
those whose monthly receipts or sales, do no
exceed $500, shall pay for q license to do th'
same in the sum Of Eve dollars per quarter
2nd. All thoec whose monthly receipts or sale
are over $500, and do not exceed 81 900 shsi
pay for license to do the same in the sum o
ten dollars per quarter, and for every additiOr,
al 500 dollars of monthly Gales or receipts shal
pay the sumIOf Eve dollars: provided, that moth
ing herein shall be construed so as TO authors
the 9ais Of properly, goods, wares or meI m.I
chandise, In any street or public place iD "a
City on, the Christian SabEath, co@monly cal
ed SuSdaS.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-04

Democratic Central Committee for the
ensuing year:
D. W. Gelwicks, (Chairman) II. Larkin,
Thos. II. Williams, j. c. johnson, j. j.
Lawyer, C. IIix, G. W. Hook, w. Nc
Kean, A. H. Richards, +. j. Hoover, Ed
ward Hudson, Martin Dart and James
Gray.
Harmony and good feeling character
lied the proceedings of the Convention
throughout, and with ono or two nnim-
portant exceptions, all were satisfied
That the ticket, the whole ticket, and
nothing but the ticket" will be elected by
an overwhelming majority, no intelligent
man entertains doubt A moEgrel con-
Germ, composed of the discarded of all
factions and isms, of decaycd politicians,
Of men intensely selfish and thoroughly
unprinciplcd, will doubtless be placed in
opposition, but it will only be regarded as
burlesquc, humbug.
We have not time at this late hour
Saturday noon) to say more.