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Certificate Of Capt. st. Clair 1homasson of the
Steamer MAGNOLIA,

New Orleans Dec. =, 1851.
Having painted the hurricane deck of
Magnolia, under my command, with the BRIDGEWATER
PAINT cheeruly recommend for its imperyious qualities
and have hesitation pronouncng superior in judy
mineral paint before the public and believe he
certain protection against the effects sparks and cnder II
has also proved entirely waterproof my decks after three
months (SgncdD ST. c. THOMASSON
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matte, 7
WOLFES AROMATIC SCHEIDAM sCHNAPPs.
Druggists and Merchants and all dealers in Of the
articles contained the above catalogue will find their ad
by calling sending their orders above where will
be found the of GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINE in the United States and the lowest prices
Please address. J. WRIGHT co,
GENUINE DEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
n24f Nos Isl and q Chartres street. NewOrleans.
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RRIDGEWATER PAINT.

r BRIDGEVATER MINERAL PAINT,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
Steamboats,, Ships, Railroad Cars,
DEPoTs AND ALL OUTDOOR WoRK
Also, for all kinds Of
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
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A. F. COCHRAN & HALL
rs Nos. Is NV Leyee lui, II Fulton street
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NEW ORLEANS:

TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST IL, 1857.
n,rsr VOICE or THE DEMOCRACY.
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Certificate of 0iiuer FL. Lee Superintendent of Hud

hin IN.
Thsis certify that have used the ATER PAINT
on metal roof of Depot buildings and on iron
work generally and to some extent wood
hesitation n saying mat besides taking the price consde
am acquainted It seens to possess durability and adhesive
ness and fully meets my expectations.
OLIVER Fl, LEE
Late Superintendent of H. r. Railroad
Mr. Lee is now Secretary H. r. Railroad
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(tO-PARTNERSEIP-W HAVE THIS DAY AS.
socited ourselves under the style and firm OF s. ~
BRO for purpose of conducting Express and Com
mission Business SIMEON TOBY, Jr.,
EDWARD TOBY.
Ne 0r
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celebrated works full and successful operation,
prepared supply all orders for Hydraulic Cement Of the
quality fresh ground and good barrels in
forwarded of the United States.
Address CHAS. H. LOGHER,
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N1OTICE-THE PARTNER SHIP OF WILLIAM HOGE
~ Co, Of New York is this day dissolved ny mutual CON
Either partner horned the name of the hrm
in the liquidation ofits affairs. WILLIAM HOGE,
December 81, 1856. JAMES ROBE.
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JAMES H. DONEGAN WILL CONTINUE THE
Cotton Factaage and Commission business in New Orleans
his and for his account Office heretofore,
Is Carondelet street.
Nav Mover nhar2
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or, Three Year. Residence IN Va bnsna r-rriory ON
tanning ersot hov, Lure. 5e.e''e 20 Of ae o.-t 10
din, Cssoms. svpsrsa iss Mute &c &C sad ot %
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sp.''n /, IS origins map 'Ho u"'''0'' VIA WI
Iss sIp.rsn - Il hire Jsars r-d.uer IN nor iSi
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wis 'sao mlsliu ilcO up,o,m =
tir,ske zoe Sceoo'rom, snd toe r@ary ssi ssso'
Gritps lstOnY os rSeL.sv 81 s>r-- Ules-as ?
,o, lens ,,os, ,o ., ~ 80 a.r,,-,,,. a, toh a,.,
~ su.,d. 2vo's. Iemo nuar, slU.
a nnD lsrosr Q, sysE. ., Jobo 'na-r ua''''"i
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.doro The sori-s Of Roms sii.s f'n 40
u.pi Al 'pi,s vounss rhorsh +rtp in a. emil. "a ,rs
less style TO taIuyst- juvenile sndeut n 30 ~
got e.yoa Of phi o-0yhic, sptrr 4" VI mp r-hec' -
Christian Register.
for wrhn nierd ed Tor juv phe rrNdsrs d sona~
ST. L. u model safe, lOslng sDima - ~ = hper~ -
" tollqHis sxrfe To
80 cocks fof The school and {. atty 10 ~. - -
-. 49,.
bis,oy preses ted In suih ah'pe - /" possess ~ mo
chs rms ~ AfOnaDce -ss~ OTlesus r-tcru . a. ---.-.
Born-fs buds Hlsors ct lstss -. 10 he msr'e'
Tor Dung sadsrs - hnrrh JOurns - 49,. .....,...
renstks iy ,uccs s.f al tpt nE ne fieh hN
rsiy. ~ a. t.s,s of you'll ful re-deis tr- ~ er
er homer n ri ga freed IN and lr' - .uus IT
.,,y ard nsaautrs ard ctid ag- N veny 40
.Iisr IN d-rsnnd his Ing N. O-uy -tnes -. .
NJ 80 wiTs ar pctv and IA ~ ", nsese ~ ~
:. y % - On bfrl' re.dsrs N Z. ~ nin. Fns'
s.l-oue IN vTum-s WIZ a ei"- - ~ Wl
~, haze a t rms wi are ~ ns cOnp'ul rs ~
IA beart ia ttds uiyors q hogi'"' ~ Dcs-ns 81
'@ .s .n ~, tee With NAVY Itsi snh DO IA sa
esnust usofKitn - -. 49,. a.. - ..... frt. .t-.t,-
- ~, 10 sbssrcs. griO NJ rthr'it"s ent ONt %
,...pinx thr p- W p tirt and lawn vi.
-, irf ~ admit All ID h frN to h4u he pres
- llteon Jou nst
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HfT.rsIAHDS.


JQa .rp Iw 49, ,snr TO gsAOs
90 church -rhelans nod-l h ard ~ les and com Jina
d,o su,hons osrnes yeer srl $50 ~ o' hem tor ia
~on and pr.cce The largest and best furn'sbsd biard
IN ~nrh nerti~m~n invited W csl and eranioe
nabi- rhsr. he rsde al otse "a Dc ~ tables soo
sakon- wi faro Sod =, ~n per Ont less man ney csr
- hcrvhi a-s ss~-~ N"lsss' pN.bss
~ ri.LilKps n BROoKLts. TUE uFeER1l9sRD
ID vtpp ctfuly nfOr he gene en- OF BrOgs yn NUM-
I'd ~ the corner .usntic aud Clinton sress
With belsns model tables and the cesortrd o'mblnshn
e,wttr. beds psiroue OF this es,ablshnen M
rely balls, and tables "a Broosyn
WITH rrumvt and cour arenbon ~ DA.w
DnIIsKpN-s sOIf Fxra ,oRpt-AsY CHANCE,
~ ss ~ ptsmber begins TIE season largest 400 nsno
srn-. SALON IN he wrld vita seuty splene t'tes
40 mt n, $50 BrrAdvay Persos Nsning ~ ~ oh
aLrus IN large scale may, nv Advancing sh0lt ps
$40 on clst So A hIsks a. above, ~ NJ hObohs soo
btostvav
DArFsT CUMP sS.tU y.RT BILL r. Y ais
pn',ntai sugrtt Is5- Naeufac fef N compressed
tvcry cne hsi h. 90 ard o the ani siAsic
A. tho" gersrsily " Tbev Farrsrl nj 70 get
~ ~ ,nuhc q. rAt wl }. olor,na Toe
Lfgsug M men. pop irfos rtukrd saloons y NsV
tcys ave BEN IN use, AMI ~ ~hrn reSsr - Dagg
nsc 90 r Ell, ~ a'rsat ~ 4 Rev a. IN ~
~ eneay, ! iRaan, tt RrlNtwa . y te-ttea =
f'osdsa. nc Pri-ts 20 - NO q so ~ NJ ~ 80
p y, ~; 2inch bsFa ele bAi,. $50 T1pr ell we
ReE.d A. - ~ an, Ist ~ thp rarei TOT vrn
,. mst Nv 81 LfH4 Inventor sad y IN niAciu
~r, 40 brUome suret New Yovs
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pRogE. CLdsED OR IUUsTtuL sAsRs-v IL
d lev Ee south q, al "a AMI al oh rh- y b. Ken
csed or douhuui bought h-r hi, hes sh
john souPs m.neJ brOn.r az SroadF . few doIr'
above Grand ttpSt
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AZ AhBLk BULss kE- bRIshTOr. sfAras is.AaL
M SUIT % mas be Ast Nth oeerd Al hi
modulus residrrU- delightfully."- Ocn'sd nsh srund
al. rsEn 'fceu of tee ssY and ssrrp~s
on rish minutes ~Ak from the terrv. srensi arbands
erc~lent stable and crrase b.ihiuG kn App
= .ddrvaa. Nsrhle Unu-a 80 trghtva
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III INNER &c soars.

r. t.TfTN tANDsUHas ~ rssuR1 rus I'M fsg
ssae- To 81 a Long 'rslch. n. hNs lk-ss WI
trosird ~ taries stere son 7eta "a stN.I 70
~ ~ water Ctsrecs uodera,s and M .sus uf t -r
...sLded " ~ n pTolus.Of J. A :. ca .tNt
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WOODWARD PE.ass aHARB.-rHE sEs'Es
w q, the sbose any requested W m-et st ~
feids % kerce and NIFTY streets 10 morr,w hurs
Il. MuLLHoLLAN ID Chairman.
7. Wa rAHEk rreNsufer
o LlRrtR, SEQ CH.s KEEN C,pan
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

a uHILD HIrItht % ,hss
"a WksHirgf0S rssHirosy ksB rHs soRfswssf 'oAsf
Iskf.h a No issR-
IA 10 rs Pearl street Vr.-s In sqnsrel
fIblsn tkLs d~y
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r osr usrgs AFTERNOON OfTH torH Or BRJ,D
WAY, b, tween rsrte and .nteeu'h street bra
III ~ ngistins II " garnet buttons Asuis VALUED
FAMILY keepsake regzrd will he paid or s
g I,r n f. RI ~ a 76 Vest thirty four q t.,eet
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ExPI,EsSEs.

Island or CUBA EXP AS FIRM EDEz pIsBA
1 LIHH 4 90, Havana. propretrs Will fWvArd frslzh
and evc-b an parts Cube bv pt"d at, m ~ .teaD
ship III. Of inst ffeiz1
delivered the day before With voice
oar ing The ,apr Tor clearing NJ Custom uO W-
WALLS vaRSO 90. ~ trssfwsy AErnts
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Z OST p RkSsRJ gIIb rs PAID 10 T1s as
- % man wta tlcsei NJ In pair spd pc Zee 81
mpc n sire VA coIday erins iAs. 5-ior rs y ~
hays, "a Broadway,
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pRosEs. CLusED OR DoUsTtuL tAsEs -g,L
closed Or doss Sass. SSssS !. 9Srr hi he. .b vsus ~
john souPs m-neJ brOn.r, az aroadFsys few dore
NV coSossy :. s.s s' s.ao'.s To- . 20 sasS .,.s
.+ SD d q. 4. rs' Ssas ss ss
.Scs q y @ G ees air s y. q, 49, s rS.ssss @
., same NM u, s,, ' 4, M,
sur ,scai LOO Of smerrosn l.nctns
ron ne rhs Asp.s. fse .ienaos q srr,eulirrs oLre
Pse % is s,s.s. Patent oce cy-- Of -h,ch oar b
.se -
y t.,.'srn d,vi.i o. ONO. y wall sv-rt-Sew sors
OF hs corpsu. ou ~ dsr seq si be psr
." "'O'' =" q. B.xsosD assistant ssc-,,,ry
pRoros.Ls TOR /, loco orr1 % s.ooxDY,
Sea 81 propc-s. v Be rrcvsa BY sc.rd Of ws-,
io' ne ~scisa r. a G par, ne q s
.S.u G, o AZ =. . e. Il ne Gsss,s YSr,
g.-ss PEG p ,s s s "a. &C. % s1.C s a..
se V..s.s rp s.nas, 81 sf s
bach propc~.i ,houd be .e.-d up eodor--d Prvpc~
rsope sddr .s.sd o Hoard Of ~ser Jommisaourra
Brohyn Fl oeace Of Corning 90 No 81 Van rest re-
ise bid. viii be opened publicly and The bono. Awarded
u9eq a. cseIor. w "'S ,"0 " NV
fhe authorif~d ouucs wltnou
limit price they right W rgsc all pr
2osas which be In heir udSnsn dsadvaneous 70 "
city.
rrRs. Nv rlvusvr
CSh for the whole amount offered. m
r-euty per cent in c.sh
Twenty per ent psyshie rev. 1851.
Twenty cent payable &c 7, 1887.
Tseaty per cent payable Ian 4 lSs
Tventy pay sbe Feb l. 1858
The purchaser viii all accrued tcrest ON The btrds
lat Of Octoer rbs nrt payment -n be reseiv ed - os
p,rton Of for ne will BE- delivered Ne unr
apsl osymsnt in,sres will harxed ~ Do
ferred payments ssMA e. Pow SNsis MAJ
WI Lfaa 3 LEWIS Comp rDiler
CRAWFORD a. SatrH freas lrv
JOHN n. PrENilUe
Chairman hoard ~ Water U1rnmis ners
NARsOs Pr ~ ORt
RIO THE PC BLT,l -THR my OF LkxrsGtOs nav
lrs eued 10 the rngon sud Bic dandy R<irOh 'pu
psny hundred hy bones fot s,nd dol
ssch da'sd ltib Of October s snf paJab IN hrr ye'
with cupops The inter 81 payable semi annually zoe
Banh ~ America re7 Ycrk, shi.h wsr s'ue m nrtu nc.
W judsmen, ~ 'he FaTe,ts ne uV ST.
cp~ds II ssid bonds and the interest With has
.ccrue w Their hands should sppd to N ~
ruc'tr " the rosd ntJt " he city r'ag'n rrJtc ~
NJ sny have herv orS erUended thu pa
he wk and being probable that tnlet VII b, n4r.
hv sad U.ryt The proceeds OF sad bonds, ~
hereof. 9th pur osss. IN di-ecAf BY Ne ~ tuot
VI i.xiur, 20 uof the .uSic ht he iity vii Nod .''
.1rra bound r. ftf clmp lance VIA tat J1dfu %
OdN "a ~ ts h,drI purchasers ~ the 5ots fhln'
"'' Wv swlFf, SaSor Of sSe c,,y " IL lIpgOu.
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FINANCIAL.

o1E Onn wIN1ED 1vM.nArELS, TOR ru1Re
IO.UtO months a mnst litsral gwen
z 4, md, nihhie Aedrsss bo. z 80 Pnal ON,
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roo ICsT-os ct AfEs 1sLsND, SMALL NOOSE
rojtres tails. houn 9Th white MARE on his u"ck .,d
,e.,. he e 3 Tn. hndtf OIL
by arded By l,av IRE same At - Beaver suesI nr
npw
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n Csr-Os TUssDAl, q n 1857. srPPOssp IN ~
nsiehbcrho'd o. Wren rect snd Oous place, go
tracelei WITH he nae q the ;ravsd stei ~
zen Atri lN3 The dnda- gtl y n1er.it, rsrardai
Leaving The sbovs At no West ~, ~ CorttadL
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~
AI.A .OAK AsD HEw a.v.s HsILaoAO sun
~ arr.ngenen cprm-rcnE Juv g 1867 Psaae1
rw sn IN Ynrs of fv-n7 seventh street ans
tourb n Tee ~ sev~nb street
saw roRs -
ros se- lsven 10 SD tsr.l; i7S y" AD tsfl
- .riassp.rt-r0 SD Mtsl us rs al uIJ
20 siford st.tru. .,,raela. Southport ,ad s-~so-,-
r@ cy.sn-f@ sg a. y; r7s SIS tD~rl .N,
49,. ."s ar--a-'os-1@ sD a. NINA 's,
gs.%ic S ,I q 40 o,h 'DA L'a" SEA 80
e~ por' Ch--'rr and .ascus-f N s0 A. ~
nts' sab a@, b8 6@fM
fcs fo>t,o-an A n ga tNP n res1
~ bsruosd ADD sprtns1eid-6D q. tsr), HS p. o.;
T~ ION. rctIc River Railroad 10 sonu--i-s0 A n.
naD Add 40 p. N lst.l 10 Northampton
rw assl nalr sei II A Y. txxD and l2h p. n 70
nU-hsmotn
nv ses D,ndos tNlYo>a-sa a. ts0PN
r,v Huuss,nnlc halry.d-s ~ s1lPv
Yas rauxat ,ct raiboad s1 " n a ana a7qP ~
r~ Danbury anc sorwals sailrr~i-7 NJ IN 4 t4
rs.Irs TO say roAs
Prom .e~ Hs.en en- 7fa SS n vr), 10 ar
srs@ M ssrss.pors-sio r'a, lois A NJ n.r,a o,j
sy s- M srsss.. e son s.. ss oss (. ~ asGa.
q. sad 500 s:.s ,oss a.
sASrPN JANIS n HOYT aup't
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oF ~ AfSfD>,

NE ~ AfkD>.
psI IRGwp RU-LUsr. uO.DAs MOsk1s3 A
pO 'msmorsndum box for 1851 wih sunir papers, sud
Or hch abuv. ard a. he psd leah ~ r.
n,ntet corner Of km sui auEha rsets
= RhwAkn-gST OwfNs rRON ON RDASD
ED he steamboat Thou a. A. mt fob en- IN A tNiy
picn NJ r. r-tninr " 81 rultoa
the ~ plain On hosrf the ,rst
fDl. REwsRD -LO-T ON THS kgEstsH 20 tbs
ELsF ~ inssnt BET en- vtLty ihrt = Broad
prit 10 rwenv 'hr1 street onn IN alats
,msI so.d i-v.r hius a nell s snnnfs
and ID tey Wsoever has found tie ard vii m ~
sub-.rb.f VII F-c~ise Ia above ard PNSn w
tefs and dels cauuotsc -s-inst ~ ing ~ sat- s-c7
HrsrY law. ~ Msd-n lane.
lslE HkwhRD MI 80 Y EsTtUrt .sss az L!cI
ZO stoen frum the pr-niars - ~ . str@t l"f'
.nctUr waica tlAis turucd srvcue lnt
~hs dial and brs-s cap No 60' and 20 =, ne 20
bit a fsni, EIft, d~o IEe soli .rpNs. y
~ Win tb~ "a Ger ff' 80 W
fersrs and r-f-r.b b, ID 'nder on rrtn,ui % sra
cot one ~eicnsne ~ M Toe at vsuaHF " ths
two Cmmupicsnons he A. -ced " Octave Dhpus' bon
ana Pe~i Office
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4 UfT-ON fRtray SU0rsr ~ IN THE OC'CLO 1s
~ fsa b'tSeen Is, osyu an Ne us'es - -rtr-l4 COG
tistug % o ccrsl heads IN ga sov oue "
traclsi a b. above desrrg ion q Nv he ma = 10
Bwrer and be suitably Ssrd- ~ caius A. rs rh ave
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POOR LOCODOM

The dnHdpolis Gazette. referring to the Sham
Democratic convention says:
What commentary upon the cvancsrence
of human greatness! But little time has
passed since tho locofoco party was in the
rui flush Of insolcnt power in Maryland It's
paving stones. slung shot, and rcvolvrrs kept
honest Wings from the polls on election days
1t mad full swing" and distributed prnccly
honors and reward to its Infamous princes.
To-day the locofoco party is beeedr. And
little pride has it that it has actually called
IL Convention Of its chief rag pickcrs, and
and resolved TO pass around hat to beg aims
from the very Wings whom it reviled and
insulted but yesterday. Whinningly and
piteously 1t says /: Forget the STRIPES :.
we gave you ofold lay aside your prejudiccs
against us on account of those STRIPES be
magnaminouS be christian like =: we have
Smitten YOU on one check turn to us the
other; we are sorry and do repent us in sack
cloth and ashes that once we roviled and
abused you: we promise hereafter, to respect
you sire us oh F! give us aims for we are in
danger of dying from starvation, from want
of Wing aid"
Right eoquentlv done most cunninglv
devised trap! But there is the tale of fro
zen viper warmed into life by a benevolent
bosom. which turned upon and stung its
preserver. And we think the Wings will
not forget the fable and apply the moral
1t is difficult to lore objects that we have
once cordially hated. And 1t is very reason
able to doubt the sincerity Of trcachcrous
enemies when they profess snddcn friendship.
It is not necessary for us to give intelligent
Wings warning of the danger of trusting to
this insidious trickcry. They can see for
themselves common prudence will advise
them of their proper course 1t is our duty
merely to record the beggarly trick, so that
the Wings may know of its existence. m its
proper shape, before they become deceived
into benevolence by the whining aims ask
ing of the mendcant locofocos Of Maryland.
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HOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.

TNllIS Hair Dye needs only trial to salts
l. fly all Of its perfection as a Dye, and the
following testimonial from that eminent An
alytic Chemist, Professor Booth, of the L. 6
Mint, will only confirm what thousands have
previously borne testimony to.
"LABoRAToRY FOR PRAcTIcAL CHEMISTRY.
ST. Stephens Place.
Ph'lGdclphio FEB. 11th, 1857.
s'Beingwcl acquainted with the substances
composing IIovcr's Liquid Hair Dye, | am
satisfied that by following the simple dircc-
tons given for its use, it will not injurc the
Hair or Skin, but will give natural and du-
rable color to the hair
JAS. G. BooTn, Analytic Chcmist.'
HOVER'S WRITING INKS, including
lIovcr's Fluid, and Iioyer's Ipdelibe Inks
are too well known and introduced TO require
any additional testimony of their character.
The sales have been Increasing since their
first Introduction, giving evidence that the
articles truly possess that intrinsic merit
claimed at first for them by the manufacturer
Orders addressed to the Manutactory. No.
ilG RACE Street above Fourth. Gold 70 IA }
Philadelphia, will receive prompt attention
by JOS. L. HOVER,
apr IL 1y Manufacturer.
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OUR PUBLIC ROAD SYSTEM.


ar. Edhor:-Our Public roads are in
very bad condition some of them almost i'm
pasSole' ana neeo repairing worse than l
nave ever KNOWN tiieh AT TINS time OF lhe
year. The present system OF electlhS SUI
perylsors' 10 appoint persons to mend certain
ROADS Is an aooih'''ao'e nuisance ana we
staii never 'ia'e ."e ioa'i' ecohp''''ca"y anu
wen 'hehuea' u'.,' IL - 'ooS"eo' NO. matter
what party mas 1ne ascgnaenry. rms sys-
TEN oi iect'hS OUT ro"as just answers 10
traoe o' ior 'o,es' anu 'ne person e'ec'ea
must Oh COURSE le' 'he ROADS 10 such rs vote
Tor MN ,he consequence 'S' persons arc al,
ioe'ea roaas who i've ',i'le' IRON .hem ana
10 hoI .iasel oser l'e"i once III year.
o'lifrs eee 'ie''' "'i' nave ne''ne' hahos nor
,ee'l's suIlC'e"t anu o''ieis nave N'o"' VINO
nave ''e'th'f ',a''u', 'ee IiS, money nor credit
ana VINO con.a no. seI hahus 10 work or
men, "'enou. o,he' prisons going security
,or u'e Puyine". VI 'nc'r wages 1 nave
pee' '''o' 'nIu .n"' vi tWo OCCASIONS th,s
ee"eo"' me- o"'i', VI ro.' DeP"s''e nave aa-
.',ne. uio"e' W.. VI VIC" own pocke'S' III
orue' ~ hass , .ue roaos repaired ana now
u :, oo'i." 20 .L tn'S 'l''y pe on l'ler part
- ',''"n ao.''o VI Wv ocau''es Vi our aoo'h-
i''ap'c ys'cn' VI ,epa'ii'.s roa''. NOW what
- Wv .''.I. - -, 'i''s. 'e' the Co''''hlSS-
ron.'' "e. IVY uI,.-r 'o' repairing roads
W. Wv .'' t eI' to39: oi. o'uer inc gu,
Pel,':o'o " w e.eo'cu t'''' 'ai, 10 menu ana
W. W. :" IooI o'u..' the loIiS themselves
nv: NV "'a'' 'o'' ",e too ''rSc, ,et .ncfh
appo'' ~ ote VI nc'e uepu''s' a''. ,e' t'e,n
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.ney "'e s','a " 'epa'r, anu 'eloest lle'l' 10
s..'u SUN 'la'u, ,, anu ,e''t's as thcy may
Mao'' ior WHICH 'ley lthe SUPERVISORY snail
Wv" .. Vne''' 10 ICY, oe a., a''e ,eue'p'
..he ..u VI .ie i'''"l ye"r ,e' eac" o"'
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New York stage prOprictors, and has already
been acted upon in one or two instances. =
On one of these occasions, the consequences
were 50 nearly akin to the seriously ridiculous
that it may deter them from trying it again
During the past two weeks placard has been
placed in some of the uptown stages, with
LADIES WEARING lIo0PS II Cents, printed
uron il in large letters. On a very wet day
six ladies found themselves inside Of one o
these coaches, and determined. as they had
to pay double price, to take the com(o.t of it,
As most of them wore the new "opcra" hoop
a sudden collapse accompanied their setting
down. leaving plenty of room for half a dozen
others. they occupying no more space than
the ladies' without hoops.
This the driver observed and as it raincd
hard. and as he thought the women would
not dare to complain although he had taken
the twelve cents from them on entering the
stage as is the custom. he determined to try
his chance and making a grand haul by
putting IN the usual number on rainy days.
or twertv-thrce, making the ladies pay
double. In very few moments several
drenchcd individuals of the masculine gender,
rush d up to the door. ami were about enter
ing sans cercmonic, when they were told 10y
the female occupants that the stage was
full" Glanring at the empty seats, and
then at their fair informants, whom the gen
tie men evidently thought slightly crazy, one
Of them said politely he thought the ladies
were mistaken: there seemed to be plenty of
room and he and his friends we've becoming
soaking wet. The ladies regretted ''inIinite-
ly'' but could not help it; pointed to the pla-
card and then al their number. when the
gentlemen saw the joke, and withdrew, the
driver swearing at them vociftrously. The
same thing was repe a'cd many times along
the route, with the same result until the
driver became almost insane with rage, and
,hc Hoops were in commissions at their sue
cpsS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-08-15

CIvIIITY Is A FoRTuNE.-Civility is TO- =
tune itself. for courteous man always sue
cecds, well in life and even when persons Of
ability sometimes fail. The famous Duke of
Marlborough is a case in point. 1t was
said o. him 10y one contemporary that his
agreeable manners often converted an enemy
into friend and by another, that it was
more pleasing Ito be denied favor by his
Grace than receive one from other men The
gracious manner Of Charles James Fox pre-
served him from personal dislikes even at a
time when he was politically the most unpop-
ular man in the kingdom. The history of the
country is full of such examples of success
obtain ID by civility' The experience Of every
man furnishes if we but recall the past,
frequent instances where conciliatory manners
have made the fortunes of physicians, law
yers. divines, politicians, merchants. and in
deed Individuals of all pursuits, On being
introduced to stranger his afabiity or the
reverse, creates ;nstaneousy, prejudice
against him. To men, civiliiy is. in fact,
what beauty is to woman; it is a general
passport to favor, letter of recommendation
written in language that every one under
stands. The best of men have often injured
themselves by irritable and consequent rude
ncs as the greatest scoundrells have conse-
quenty succeeded by their plausible manners.
OF two men, equal in other respects the
courteous one has twice the chance for for
tune.