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Mariposa Democrat., 1858-04-01
III A r ID w A r E 4,
Music and Musical Instruments;
TOGETHER WITH GREAT OF
FANCY GOODS.

PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGs, LOOKING GLASSES TOYS,
&c, &c.
GARDEN SEEDS and an endless variety of other goods
Yankee Notions, &c, too numerous 10 mention all of
which the public invited to call and examine
Marlposa Feb II, 1858. mh4 apld G &D.
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LECTURE on CENTRAL AFRICA

o., =, q, N .. .-, r.. D.
Inc he'' l. o. po"''' 'o'"''''y 'N'"
and lately Baptist missionary to 1oruba III Africa
gave a lecture on the Physical Geography OF Africa,
,c;sIv ,bs, nort;on ia the west of the Nirer last
CO.. m m, A., - - -; -
evening" ID linton NON ~ ""u '''' Nv ""' ~
mountains in Ainca, only lrolGted peaks. lhe long
range. which appeared upon the maps were, when
yif.d Gund ta be mere. peaks. Tiis would be- of
orert I,rortorc. when the country begnu I, require
railroads Most of these peaks were Of naked granite
and a few of them were covered with wood. He first
landed ON tie coast Of Lberia. TIE Immense number
az sharks attracted his attention. For more than 1000
years sharks had fttened there on the roppings of the
sove trade He %, netrated into the country east
ward and Eeard the native, songs Of the negroes now
domrsticoted in the South. The rank smells arising
frn, tl s,,ann, exuuined fine uuheaithiuess of the
c'nrtrv Tbrnupb he thick African bnsn they went
ON nt If the district Of the pineapple and wild coffee
tree ;utroduced there by the siavers found the St.
Psuls River To be 400 or 500 yaris broad and were
Turned back by chief who wanted all the goods they
brought with them. Ii was evident that the land IN
Africa was worn out; most of il was prairie land,
which had been produced by former cultivation.
Another proof of this was the immense number OF
holes III the granite by the grinding OF corn, now
far from any habitation The Africans, too, very
clearly and carried the dirt which accumulated
in their houses out and formed mounds
that remained long after the village destroyed.
I'll first impresson Of the desert was that ii was n
vast sea If desolaon The stories about men or car
avans being overwhelmed by sand were very old ami
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CHICAGO, o.. T-FLoUk quiet WsE.r 80
to Brnso Loo bbls Flour, 81 Goa bush wbs.,
20 O.wess 500" bl.h Nhsat RECEIPTS. Ssss ~ ss'S
5000 b. 81. Wheat S',o bash. Com. wv ''~ Fh-
NEv-OsLrsSs o.. T-COrrox upeA.n,.s
Ek,,crT, Pinr 20 Boston Ssc h., a'.ns'ns ,,ai-A,,
discount ~z
BvFFALo, Oct. I So. un.-TAe uarse, ~ Flou, 49,.
duh and tesvy an buyers ou'y So r., eol,2a,
prices tend down ward sales Isl tts a 3. wat
choice sop ;hgs 20 :. Tor e1tra w.sou.in xs 50 q
Ohio; IS IS for double Extra WHslr an ess Aa ~
ss- - on bash. Milwaukee Cab A, 81. c.ay, -. cav
prime BAILEY hTm aud demand sAr .. ~ s s.a -: Sc
81. KYs non ins at 7oe oIrs iair aru.pS oa'a q;
Canal FssIGHTs hrm-r oTwaraer. are ..si 4 cents
2c Wheat lie on Corn 70 Newyork RTr'sr % Tour,
or ,hr s. a hour.i sSs es. to ssO Sa.s Va,
WINS BY CANAL; iS'S bbis Flour , - Suh ws., 81
ALBANY, Oc,. TO ?. m.-FLous dull snd r. low., ~.
dun sale. of 900 eu.h Meoitesnesl ~ a,as ."str
White Canadian e. 30 Demand ior CoN h.A,, We We;
held firmly sale. Of 2cO bush State q, -. ans s .nt
Canada al isd. BsSLsy continues very sctv. a. a.
cline Of Yesterday, sales Of t"o bush Ordinary s,.,s ~
rowed az : $3.50 bush. DO. at = q 500 ba.A go
row,d Cayuga ~ N $50 bush fair bur.roweS., ~,
en0 bush ordinary %; 4oa bush Canaia Pc,
eco bush heavy four,owed State 81 49, SN11 ~, ~
Canada West al = q, nearly hsl 10 arrive. Sale. Il M
oswrso. Oct. &c r.-FLoUR steady ws.,r b,.,
holders willing - meet the view. u rfl
.s. of sl5 bush a, 81 rs Tor Red Indian, and AZ
csso Spring CORN quiet. BsRLsy held ahve the w.,
Com, Pc. L,Kr IvPosrs-9s,eJ bush. West sl,Ssts
Com. 5000 bush Barley Sl,o bush Rye c.slt Ers,,,
49, 400 tuih Wheat, 800 bush Corn sO bu.h B.rl~y
CNcis,srI. Oct 7-FLouS dull more seller. than ss,.,
much caerins Red soc White. Al p Coss AN ne -
Mess PosS, SIS IS L,so in barrel. loGlolc
PHlLAUELPHI, Oct. 7.-fLoVS Guic,. WRs,r u,-A.,,.,
COMA declining tendency; sales at s, 9sc Sr Y.s'.
WHIsKS d. Il a; 2ia2ttc:
IS 50. wBs,r srm; Red - lossl %; Witt. 81 ~
: SIS. Corn firm White 75d1Sc. Vel " SSses P,o.
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rABMER-Ou Wcduescay o.. 6. a: ihe I.-d,n o. =.
Nssroas No ii8 VS.: srteen,h street, MT . r~ "
syr-cl-e =, 90. -
suf,rs service th~ Pr~..v,~ran Church H a. .
Island on sunday Dc. n q, a'clo,s ? L. 'n'ue " -'
family isv,ed sfteud.
FsUsr-On THURSDAY oc, : IsaA- C. FFo,'' IN ne VIZ yN
II nis ..-s..4 -
lie a,!yes aid ri los oi III family reortiy invited .
stelo funeral seveLtl.ay (Ss'u-tayl Az
oeocI r-.i-nc- No 81 Adsnt;c s'r-'t bssN
without further invitation. ~, Z -
kULLlNs-At NJ - Hudson street, ~ Tuesday ocI , u
rou-uui tin. Della Mullins eyed p year' -
MI LEOILskD-t w. p Oliver str--t WEDNESDAY, W
Mar Nunllsnc native 81 Preston, ashire, BIG l.
sIed y years, mouth. and = days. 80
FkUsSI-At " - living y.a N-duesiAy. y > ar!
.tort 1-.- Mara H.srnne. tie beloved vile OF Jonn
O.-rEe PTobst.
SLY-At hi r.sfen-e. Aaunnr-viI- Bruome Conny "
o. N,dursaay SEN y M. Marin ss, AS-d s. sraI-
sFfNCFR-At NJ W.st Tw.lfieth -irr-t, o. it'siay
CT. s. Francis Spencer. sssd II years sua months
TRACf-lu CITY Tuesday, Oct D, Wuan Tracy u
The ls'A ysar Of bis sEe.
uFEKs-On "Wednesday Oct. :, Mrs. hary Tyiee Weeks
wIdcs q Jscob N~s. n the @afn year ~ mr. AZ. -
The trends Z smiy. snd t1-e OF h'r ons Satnaie T.
Samuel Jaroh' isrvi. T. and Benjamin l. Weeks snd ~
h,r souiaw sirrleu {. Surde respectfully inli- %
attend her funeral Friday a. O'Clock iron h.r az.
r.d.uce No 10 Fast T-u:h street. between Inird and
FoEril avenues ~. Il,
VISTA No p We. Thirty enh stree on We'ne .dsy
Oct g. charles John. roud of William o. ara Mary l.
West, 1. years
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Phelps would not permit Ia be published un'ii :, wa
delivered to Mayor TENANT were the statements ~
various uerci ante stevedorer hghtern-n AMI n,he'
which formed the basis Of the communication to Mayor
Uemtnn.
The Chamber accepted the report, and approved
the communication.
Mr Councilman H,swELI suggested that me c,'''-
uunicat on BE- selt To- the Mayor at IL clck- "lrh
tie Commissioners Of Health could act upon IT, n,
a. one of the Commissioners, should favor smediA'e
action upon Il. ,..,
M. OGprs offered resolution, asking that The re-
port be printed 1T the expense If the Chenper ana
Committee be- appoIted 10 menoralze the L,gi-.'-
ature az s next session for such alteration IN the
Quarantine laws would protect them iTom tue eAor-
bi.ant prices they lad been cha'sed u,.
Mr.. CHaUsCY asked # the Commissioners ol hea'lh
had not power in the matter.
Mr.. HAswELL said they had. He, az one ct the
Commissioner felt indignant at The imposiil9n' ana
had he been aware of them he would haze taken ac-
ton earlier.
The resolution wa not rescnded.
Accommodation was received from Mayor liemann
relative 10 the loceon If warehouses on the WI
Bank below the Narows, in accordance with the piaD
already published.
On motion the communication was referred Ia
Special Committee IF seven to confer with the MAJOR
CHARLrs II. MlRsH.LL favored the plan, proVliei
il could be done without affecting the channel. lie
had some msgivngs as To thu power OF non screw
piles on which the piers were to be raised, ~ resist
the ice III Winter A. regards making an lssnd i"t
tie Hospitals in the Liver Bay, proposed 10y some o
the Qualai tine tolhHIrsloheIs' he so4u !, 20 ,'f
ticable Five acres wonld not be enough for the pur
poses There was no place for the burial Of the deal
and there was DO mean. Of obtaining fresh water h :
thought the present location of the Marine Hosp tai
was the only one accessible within Sandy Hook when
would answer and be thought the grounds could b. -
arranged a. 10 afford protection 10 the health OF staten
lsand
The PREsIDEsT appointed ~ a Committee Robert
b. Minturn Adam Norrc. Ben Il. Sherman, John Is.
Jones', Jas Galiard, X. w. Weston, and Capt. Ezra
Nye.
4 communication the Reciprocity Treaty with
Canada war received from Mr.. Merritt, member of
the Canadian Parliament, ard read. Tie c0nmGnca-
ton was on motion, referred 10 Special Committee,
consisting Of Nes-rs. De Peyster Ogden, Henry
Cnauucy, Walter Griffith, C"l Reed ana Royal Phelps.
Tie Chamber then adjourned.
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MARRIE

ALIFRTON-MABBEIT-At Dover Plains v. Y. on Tues.
ay oct Z Rev [. b. Post Nj Geo. NJ. lerton Il
.York Miss Lois 81, only daughter Of
Feneca hAbl.tt Of Dover.
CCOk-CRISMAN In Hinckey, Medina County, Ohio, on
ru,sdsy evening sept - by th- Rev Bsrnes NJ Ar.en
Cook OF Hu,kly TO Miss Ann Crsman Of Grauge Mdina
Comfy
New. YoIk rArers please cory.
coNsTO( k-ANRE>-At NeV-Hayen. Conn, on Thrrsi.y
or : by ID. Rev FREDERICK Williams William p Coai-
,,ock If orb Euus A., daughter Of II. l. Ayr.s
Of tie foIu e place.
-LOUNsBURY-ln Brooklyn, Oh TUESDAY
a. o, IN. Re- Or R.ckw-, Edward II CarIi- grou n
tbr inn Of frruch Caruns,ou, New Haven Fannie T.
civ daushttr OF Ns~e l. barry go. 81 Bethany Conn
uIII.Rp-PlTNEl-A McndLsn. y J. OF "Wednesday
o. hy N. Rev H. Brsyten. Henry iiard Of Pr.pal.
j. 70 Lydia c. daughter Of Aahoa PLney, esq, OF The
IEapl NCAN-Ou "Wednesday. Oct g. at the residence II
Icin ID johnson. esq Long Island. BY the Rev Hrurv
paw. j. " Lea, ESQ, Mrs. ~ Il. Duncan both Of N-v-
,,oLEIsoN-rIFIp-Ou Thursday Oct; T. BY The Rev J, i'm
Tlon s.l u. D. NiiaIa A Morri-n 70 Sarah An, -d-s
dsr,l,,r of X NJ Fled. "a sil 81 tins city.
p01IJo\-bIkIHOLt-On "Wednesday evening. o. 6 A.
m, ,n.ca of tLs Acru.iut BY the Rev Thomas Gaalde
S.ausp P.ilon ChsTlo L. 2, daughter Of Daniel ', Il
k.Ifboi go, al oi this ATTY. -
IFAp-bRi ANT-ln this city on Tuesday, Oct ) the
I,,.,t, I A T. 1saysr. 90 by the Rev Dr. p Ia mp
st NJ Fsis r. 81 - CIucilrIi Ohio, T. Miss Lizzie
B,art 81 Gle ieIn,c, Mss
sNIfI-sNI1R- Tbar~dsy morning, Oct. T. oy me Rev
l. J.n., Ah, 20 D. rcesf oftns late Hiram O. Smith
20 Dr.. fhua aA1sLtar u O.osh " Smith, al OF
ssNDroRp-rayLOR-on Tlesday OF; s q; Galway B.r-
80, ainIsI ~ - Rev A Gilitfr. u. d.. Jar-s sAn
Lro co "a Lsars Il the Hon Hsary J. Ityor al
La "a
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FIRES.

DEsTUcTVE flRr IL SlNGsTos-EIGHr NOISES DE-
sTROYED.
About 3 O'Clock yesterday morning, the stables adj
oinIg ScrlbeIs Hotel, ia East Front street, Kings
ton, was discovered TO be on fire. Tie alarm To-
stanily givef, and the hremen were quickly upon the
GROUND but such progress had the flames made before
they arrived that III short tine the stables together
with barn and wooi-shed were entirely destroyed,
with their contents. Seven horses owned By Mr.. Dd
mont shared IN the destruction, and there being in
surance upon them tie loss o that gentleman Is great
Also, very valuable horse owned by Mr.. Shaw 81
Ki1eson was destroyed, worth some 500 or $500
Tie citizens sympathized With Ny. Dumout under his
heavy loss and in few hours the sum Of $500 was
subscribed by them and presented TO MIN. the other
buildings contained large quantity Of hay, oes, &C.
but such was the progress of tie flames that
nothing was saved from any # the buildings. Scri
ber's Hotel had very narrow escape from sharing in
the general destruction, and would most assgredy
have done So but fer the efforts of the tremen. The
fire was no doubt the work of an incendiary. Two
men who are suspected have been arrested and are
now in the king,ton Jail. TIE loss IL great but to
what amount our reporter could not learn. Mr. Scri-
l., - N red
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORK......Oc


$ samshps-S,sr Of the SOUTH Lyon Savannah NTH.
IN SON Jas Jerome, Jerome, Baltimore H. H. Taylor %
s.. Louis NJ Gowsn. Aspnwall NJ. .. Rub'Its.
Ships-Soutsr Johnny Small savannah, Nesnih Sas Oh
England, Delano Charleston, c. G. Duncan Co Othso
Gre.noush Charleston, G. c. Duncan Co; Archer Crowe
San Eranci-co, Sutton Go.
Rarks-Monte yuma Hammond West Iudias = T. T.isA,;
J. W Friend Friend, Msrssil-s, & T. J. Peters.
BdEs-Salmah ,Br), Crow. Halifax, A. smither Ca J.
Boy ton, Bye. Port Prince, A. Rolser Mohman c.
Northern Light, Esdale. Aux Cayes c. A. Dewo Jasia
(Span.l Arsna 81. John. p. }. Thompson.
Schoon.rsIda Cark Ezshethport, master; Ocean Ware,
Warner Washington, Trlfar Horn NJ Morton Pery, Ia.
yacca McCready Mott Co. d. N Richards Snstton rsnl.
in C. 4. Peter. aoueIuus Penny, Wiodso, Van Brp.
slaght: Gipsey (Brl, Naycott, ST. Andrews, Jed Frye;
Ocean Wave, Lockhart. CORVALLIS, ID. Il. Dewoh
steaneAnn Elzs Robinson, Pbilsdelphia, - ksnebec,
Hand, Phadelphis, r. Perkins Concord Norman, Phlsds
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lAdv.ti,ement
P-sss ne Sesonal Masa rise for oc'seo' 100
Wou,N's BEST FRIEND.

-Tss srvns RsoHIsx Ia, proved i''eh mos
- III. wife a. mo, .r having the care ana e'"
80 assxs,er. and i. TOO I'm oriau' SUBJECT -
s xt,sou, f.. real value to THE sex oe'"s '' - ''-
,, s. s.,osor. been considerable said On 'A' 'a'e' "A
and # !. quite possible thst we misht have fen
d, Via, bs, been ,sid nod the GROVER bASss
49, u,cg,,v COMPANY been content W - tier previous
.,,,sD,. IN manufacturing very excellent machine
r., ..,. r,cer,y introduced nc" machine for
i, vim. which ~ far exoels anything ou-y oroag;
y, bbc oo. It. too great 20 b. sgat!y over
tol,d A. think that lady viii ceus1re US for setting
sb ,h. claim Of the GROVER BAKER MACHINE 70 the
hyorss le OF sheraton Of th,
"The Kew GEoysR6 BAKsK MACHINE makes a new and
vtir,y stitch from otaer made BY msohea pat
estSd .ob-IDuch preferred for family sewing on sccouni OF
n sr,si beauty, strength and elasy IL without nVa III
hose particulars fabrics that sewed by can De
va.hed and ironed without injury 10 the seam If thTe-d
should break from any the cannot mp toy each
ch il 40 ,curely locked be ndepe ndent Of the
ssirps stitches for strength We here give dra"inss some
the threads loose Nisufe u 70 enable the rescef 20
Fiqus
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

XTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT-Chsrles IL. Van
Wyck of sullivan.
XXIsr CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT-R. II. Duel of
Cortland.
NIAGARA--Assembly list District, James Sweeny.
LIyISGsTos-FoI Sheriff, John n. Huburt; County
Clerk, Charles Root; Justice of Sessions, Seth n.
Chan berlain; Superintendent Lyman Turner; Coro-
ner, DIR. {. X. Blackwell.
SARAToGA-Sherf, George B. Powell; Judge,
Aembert Pond; Superintendent, Robert Gardner;
Justice of Sessions, Tlley Houghton.
ToMPXIss-County Clerk, Stephen II. Lamport
Special Judge, jerome Rowe; Justice OF Sessions,
David Nichols; Superintendent, William p. Speed
Member of Assembly, VIM. Woodbury..
Extraordinarily (lst District, Hiram Briggs.
MAssACHusETTs.-The principal competitor of Mr..
Arson Burlingame for the Republican nomination in
the With District the Hon. Joel Parker, Royal Pro-
fessor in the Cambridge Law School, formerly Chief
Justice of New Hampshire. He received % votes out
IS; Mr.. Burlingame receiving So
The Democratic Convention in the With District
was very stormy. Dr. Geo. b. Lorng was nominated,
receiving Il votes ont Of 1916
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON, Oct. AR. ship. Hartley Howes, sesW
Ian, Rss'nn Burrss. DO. Brigs Orkney (Brl Map<Js
n..sar " SAWYER. Means Charleston Hanoocf Jsefse1
,iI~7 .rhr Galena, Waite, Turks Island.
B.low-BnE I1s, from Ssgus- a..
kFW-ORLEANs, Oct. Arr trgs Emeine Rrrsr y"
Jsneiro; Toecoa Boston. a
The brs Creole snd The bark Hszeiine IN collision "
the Of the Mississippi consequence Of which TIC wv
oil. be. returned here.
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.sl@.4sl u

Albert H. Ncoley's regular daily auction sale oil
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow, Friday,
at halfpast ~ clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
s. Diapers daily auction sale OF bonds and stocks
will take place tomorrow, Friday, at hafpest l.
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange.
AZ a meeting Of the Board of Directors of the New
York Providence and Boston Railroad Company held
this day. Mathew Morgan, esq was elected President
in place Of Giles f. Ware, esq who declined reelec
ton. The receipts for September on this toad, com
pared with same month last year, will show decrease
Of about 81, eco.
Tie earnings of,he Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail
road for September were
Freight. '''''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. eiVhooo
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DlED.
ALLFN-h' No. :

ALLFN-k No go Sixth on Wednesday, o.; Eirs
Ar az, - yer. widow Of The late Richard Allen of Ma
In. u.sI b,ltA.t. ireland.
CAsEY-AtE S. Thira orS Tuesday Oct $ sfsr
seoI: and ls4.isl siein.ss John i.s~y.
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Dressed Hor. .rs N demand sss1c Batter .na cs.,.. :

steady sud pkpty NJ
RICE qli 30. steady .s-. ., Ss3ic 70 s.,E,.
sUCARS-Tn. demand a moi-rl-. All r-;e.. -.
sales Of - hhes mostly Cuba, a. eiG7t. a-o 30
,sna ct ri47ic. ~s Tie
ssLT-w, note 'ales 81 90 husA russ'. I.,.,d,,r
TALLOW-Thc market dull and hssvy; ,nsn =
lcdlt.c. ss
MnlsKI-Ihe usrke; is heavy, ;Ae demand fair; ..,.
coo bbls a. -. ~ 4
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Family Marketing.

TIE following table gives the retail price OF the
principal articles of Farm Produce IN Washington
Market on Thursday. Oct. Z:
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Wabash and Western Railroad was sold under the do
cree Of Court on the 9Th inst. a. Lafayette, Indiana
subject to tie hrst mortgage and was bid in by trus
tees for the benefit Of the parties the compromise
arrangement, and thet the Ohio portion was sold To
day. The will enable the Company 10 reorsAnize and
carry out tie plan originally contemplated, and issue
rev second-morgage Bonds To the holders Of the
present second mortgage Bonds funding s4o the three
past due Coupons on same, which i equal to lOi
cent. Nv this arrangement the holders Of the floating
debt came in for preferred stocks par the third
mortgage for regular stock at 10 3 cent, and the
s,ockhod,r~ in the old CoTp eny receive stock IN the
new for IS y cent of the amount With TINS desirable
srratg,p.nt If the affairs of the Company, VIZ see no
reason why this line thOud not be among the best in
N. W.st. Holders in some cases may not be aware
that for each second bond selling on the market at
~ g cent fat they to receive a new bona Tor the
f amount of H. and in addition smother bond Tor al
tie back coupons amounting to sOo, with almost a
certain prospect from the earnings OF the road thet
the coupons due Nov next of 81 y cent will DC pad.
The earnings of this Road for September were;
Pass-u
Mais......................... o''r' W
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MINIATURE
SvS-Rises....6 04 Set-....... 5.Si Moos-Sets 50
wArER....rRls
SANDY Hook. 7:i2 Cows Island $50 Hello .RJ
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TVN y TTVFI ~ NN 7
EEgs. retail. tIesh. six.

NIarkets-CAREyULLY REPEATED yoR The N Y. TsIsUsz
THURSDAY, Oct. T. 1858.
AsHEsThe market ia steady for both kinds the demand
fsir sales Of - bbs al So
COITON-fhe market for ia trsnsitu Cotton ID acve aud
frm the spot very little demand sales Of
& baes w quot..
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Passengers Arrived

Ii .sip hate Sreeaaad from Brs@L Eag-R wcOilsy .na
| lady, Of Pennsylvania
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H., new Russian frigae General Admiral will this Ateracs.
on liz large dock for the purpose Of reov<
d, tnt sui: Of copper.
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aa755I5l55sG5
G7S.l,zs-g-yIsGsGEGIzG

mall winding thread lying fat aud close on the anaer surface
= ,b cloth The whole duty Of this under thread ia 70
,o,, ,.s,n the uppsr and give eastty the In
x,,hius II h. divided between all the stitches aud
each si,b gives yields the strain there be little
a.ns.r Of breaking the thr ads from washing roeins
srpre shows the it appears when drawn up
Figured.
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06O0OO9O9O00O9G

srrisl where the tested by washing and ironing
may be durable enough for many purposes; but If the
sArcsd breaks and the cloth be pulled in Figure r. the
f,guysl2
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- been neh used in ornamental sewing It s
Of oyiN. an under surface Of tie cloth, after
81 the tais,in, stch and no; psele secure
ss thread Or. ala and there BE- any upon two
v.soes cloth as shown IL Figure Ia. tie loops viii ravel
Figure Ia
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Save Your Doctor Bills and Time.
MT. SAVAGE, MD. July Z. 1856.

MT. SAVAGE, MD, July z. 1856.
Deas Sir: In consequence of taking cold
after a bad attack of the measles, some II
years since, have from that time suffered
greatly with disordered liver and stomach.
have been at times SO bad that my lite
was despt :red Of 1 was induced some time
ago, through the persuasion ofa friend, Mr..
Henry Shafer. to try bottle of Hoofand's
German Bitters. thinking if it done no good
it could do me no harm, and knowing Mr..
Shafer to be gentleman who would not
recommend anything TO me, that ne did not
have confidence in. Before | had taken
one.third of the bottle. my bowels b,came
regular and had a fine appetite. When |
had used t,cs thirds of it ] considered my
health as good as ever i. wss, and could eat
anything, without its disagreeing with me
in the least. l now keep bottle Of the
Bit,ers in the house continually, and in
case take cold, or feel unwell, l take
one or two doses, and il makes a change in
my bowels which is all | need, wherefore,
for :he past eleven years, my doctor bill has
been from $40 to S25 per year, besides lost
time and severe illness. Yours, truly,
P. ]. THRASHER.
To DR.. C. n. Jackson, Philada., Pa.
For sale by druggists and sterekeepe-s
in every town and village in the United
States, West Indies, Canadas and South
America. Price rs cents per bottle. 2w
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inflammation of the Ewes,

Like all other inflammation, is caused by IN,
purity of the blood which causes all erup.
tive diseases, as Salt Rheum, Scnrvy, Boils
Sores, Ulcers, &c. The blood being un
healthy, and of an impure nature, alsC
occasions Dropsies. The blood becoming
obstructed in the veirs, the wstery part o.
:he blood IN consequence is thrown ou,
from their extremities, and eropsy is the re-
suit. Many times it is occasioned by i'm
proper treatment of some former disease
and the vessels being filled by Serious humor'
instead of blood. Free evacuaticns by
these pills, open the passage into the blad-
der and carry off the corrupted humors, and
renew them with pure and healthy blood
which will drive out Of the body ali infiama.
tion, together with eruptions of the skin
and all dropsicsl complaints. They will b.
shield to every form of disease, to guart
and keep you from the cold grasping hand
of death, and cause life and strength to re-
main, and the countenance to brighten will
the bloom of beauty and health.
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold BY
all dealers in Medicines. oc,l4lr