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, 1861-03-25
The Black Republican Flag In New

tCortespoudaEca or the N. T: Ttihune.1
J.: NEw ORLEANS, March II, 1851
new grievance. twas asserted day or two
since that the ship Adelaide Bell from New
Hampshire, now taking In . cargo Of cotton,
had flung defiant to the breeze Black Repub
llcan flag, and that her captain vowed he would
shoot anybody who should attempt te, cut it
dnctty 1oas altogether II markable. Eli, passdtt,
do you know what Black Republican nag is?
haven't the faintest idea-never' having en-
countered that mythical entity in the courfe
Ct all ny tsaseis but it Is fearful thing to
| ingeniousnese, describes it as "so much like
| the late flag of the United States, that few
would notice the differencel In Gs.ct, he adds
that 1t is the old stars and stripes, with red
| stripe :netead Of white one INN ediate1y be-
| low the Union. OF course, We are greatly in
censea. It IS fiat burglary, you kaow, ID loye
q Black Republican hag--wby ths.t is most in
| to1erable, and not to be endured. =,
! But Capt. Robertson, the audaeious master
| Of the ship, somewhnt cooled our indignation
by denying the Qagg-itIous imputation, IN toto.
Black Republican flag. It was presented to
him by Nj. Ieaac Bell of Mobile, "a true
Southern man," in honor Of Whose fair lady
tue ship was named. In the simplicity ofhis
heart, he had been using it for years as q Uni
ted States flag. This ample md stout denial
somewhat restored our eqnaSimity for couple
Of days but this morning those who frst die-
covered the Outrage insist vehemently that 1t
is IN ensign Of the Black Republicans after
all! We ara relapslng into our pristine inaIgg-
nation. We have evidently betn sold By soMe-
| body, and as VIC don't know by whom; tho
presumption is that the'captain haa been p1ay-
ing some internal Yankea trick upon us. WHO
shall deliver Us f1om the body Or this Blsck
HE State Convention has aaj ajourned over
until Wednesday. When it re-aasembles, the
Permanent Constitution, Of the Confederate
States will probably have arrived here from
Montgomery. The only intelligence we have
of it thus far, is that it Is much mere Demo
cratic than :the old Constitution. a reso1u
tion commencing the Montgomery Congress
for prohibiting the African slave trade is also
the special order for "Wednesday. It has al
ready cauaed some warm discussion md Il
likely to be defeated by small majority. The
Convention Is dissatisiying sone Of our lead
ing conservat ye presses BY Its protracted Sc
czet sessions, and it's high-handed course gen
orally, in submitting uone OF its action to the
popular vote. The True Delta. which don't re-
spect anybody or anything IN particular, st1 let
il the Wigwam Lyceum, " and 1idieules il
| u1prci1esA1V f
, 1861-03-25
Rrat1ah Army and NAVY

RKat1AM Army ana NAVY ~. -:
). The British 1and forcea, for the year 1861,
consist sof zl1;,51s soldie1s-e1eluslTe. Of Be-
poys employed ID india The sum required
for. the support Of this force u 81, ,SS7, 900,
which is ten millions greater than The whole
annuat expenditures OF the.A1nerlcan Govern:
ment-
The .Nazy estimates for the present year Tor
the = support Of the whole establishment, In
!; Guiding the building of new vessels Is set
down at 0,l45 GOO. The total force in the
aeet, including the Coast Guard, will be q, :
ON
The volunteer force Of England is varionsly
stated ut 120, 900 to ISL, 900. :.
Is In tolarable good fighting condition, Though
1t costs bihn q fri6a to keep up the establish
, 1861-03-25
Paints, 20 pos cent. Paintings on glass, 30 pcs

Paints, 20 DOE cent. Paintings on glass, 30 per
psiaIngs ssni and statua,y by American artists ree
11nss Res eehs n II manufactured N cent
Pffps5 f5peuFes shsa5ns upper all DINERS anu mani
aaa cent; d. is = Fl: ~:
psnei!s an: Of 1t Ess, ia .ns nper CENT
Fsass Psslna, a'tR dd: = az k.no 'e? a0'
giaSs, esnt IT. pet b; ;:R51ms9to,: feppss, %.
hsss. fies. - Rattans md Rssds d. Raw Hide,
Rstsa.' Psx sSa salana xnscate1 an Bloom pc.
Riee. e1ssa M t' cent ii per D. unelesaed ssnt do.
So @@,s s..s :. -: 1o:lnss - 49,.
pss 6 6 Il M sR
SsRRood. $ ssaaalwooa. a &e fses; =! manufactures
Sauces. as.; % O. psE pss esnf. *: '7''- " "
shees Ri ean5 p
silks; Tax lee singles, tram and orgaptzine Is
thst PEI
tsat 81 per anfs - per sqoafe 5hfo over
f1t FIo.5 eo netre,t. an ,o,bar s,r ,,odr.+. ~
eIs rcoss y PEI eeae' IL otnet eak ptooas'e ."
sfver Lest, 70 per cent; Ill other manuiactpres Of
s}na - ~ ,r.a~..s.a ,,,4 ,.,-,,., o,,eo5
os1s. ~ nneoor dfesseo uot o1aef"1se epeelnea'
upet &; Seass T. -; =. =, e;;:..:.,.,. - =.
oo@aps, @ ILL., ~ Per cent. soap 11atetaaif, ~. pe8
l eI5t... It. =.
e,s.assets, n eents. s:... .o :.i..l
sRt1ltuoas Liquors, nfst PROOF ~ CENTS per 81.
/ srs,5.,,,,s: u9. 49,. ~,
sp5ntoous psVeFages hke Arrae 80 cents pe3 gal
sp,r1thooqss y notennmerated pef p eent: -. -
ot1tSu E1 - per ceat. bnlnt 40 ~. spoaGes W.
s,o[ga,,a s5,opgnnE, ~ pt.4.. oo.., e...,.,~ On
elssefftspe F4ses, per cent Stockings ~ per
rcent. .;,... =.
etons, onlla1ng 10 per cent Paving do: 10 PEI
: cens. - "'' ::
aqgals, nsa"n, mneeoVado, raw Or cia5ea. x cenl
| PEI pound. - = -.
Gsnsnea, Loah LIMP OF o. PalTsrized esents psz ~
-anay, a1o MI lorna OF colored or aduleeratet-
, 1861-03-25

RELIGIOUS INTEREST N NEW JERsEY.-The
religious interest in this city and various parts
Of lie State continues, aud large number Of
conTe1slors arc reported Meetings are held
nightly. II Mount Holly fifty peraons have
Joined the Methodist Church. IN Trenton
sixty i've Joined the First Baptist Church on
Sunday last In Newton, Bridgeton, Camden
and other placea there hare heen many con-
.Yerslons.-Necark Adsv1ttzeT, .Naych Is.
, 1861-03-25

The, following Is the vote in the United
States Senate in 1889, On the st Force Bill or
. bill for the Collection Of Revenue"
:. A1rs-ssmuel Bell ol New Hampshire. Alexan.
der Buciner Of Missouri; Ezekiel. F. Cnamhers OF
Maryland, John II. Clayton OF De1aware. George
\. Dsllas Of Pepnsylvania MaS On = pSksrs99 N % q
Thomas Ewing Of Ohio, samuelA. Foot OF Con
;necticat, John Forsyth Of Georgia, Theodore
FtelIng nghuysen Of New jersey. Felix Grundy Of
Trruessee, Willism Hendricks of Indians, Isaac
I'M Of New Hampshire, John He!tnes Of Maine,
-,JGhu S. johnston Of Louisiana, Ellas 4. Kane Of
Illinois, Arnold Nardain Of Delaware; samaei
Asher Robbins Of Rhode Island, BENJAMIN Ruggles
uf Ohio, Nathaniel Susbee Of Massachusetts
Samuel Smith Of Maryland, Peleg sgraguc Of
Of co1neeticut, Daniel Webster e Mas: aehusctte
Hugh J.. White Of ennessee. Nillam. " Wlkins Of
PeansyI7ania, Sins Wright Of New York, George
A. Wac,aman Of Louisjana.
Calhoun OF South Carolina, William T. King ot
Atabsna,- While P. Mangum ot North Carolina, S.
d. Miller ofsonth caroina5 Gabriel Moore q Az,
Tirsiinta. S;irsii - ~
When the bill was about to be put upon its
| final passage, Hon. John Forsyth Of Georgia,
one Of her most eloquent aud trusted Bons
afterwards Secretary Of State under Gen
JackBon,s Administration, and father Of John
!: Forsyth: editor Of the Mobile .:Aaartiser, .
leading aecessionist, rose and eaid:
.4'As regarded the exciting question Of nulliacas
tIon, that doctrine was unteuab1c No individual
State possessed the right Of nnldacatfon from an5
sovereignty residing In her. Sovereignty. he con
tended did not cxist IN the State. separately o.
individually, since The Union WIS formed. sinct
thst pcraodis t. resided in the United States Is i
Fhple: and by them aiopo could It be exercised
and in ths noda dsnnea by the Constitution; Mnc,
ingenuity h1d been called forth IN support Of th
Modification; but myBtify It as they pleased, I
! could not etand tho test Of argument. The dot
ftrine was pfc2oete1ous: 1t was . mere web g
/ eophism and cssuistry. And the arguments in it
/ favor. II analyzed and put through the alemofs
I would result- in the eseence of double-disttle
nonsense" ."-Bsnton's Debates in Congy<ss.
, 1861-03-25

Fl BOGUS BUTTER We saw good sample OF
this article yesterday, at the old market hou1e.
It was roll Of about ten pounds, The outside
being abou. half 40 inch Of butter, aud the In
sids was curdl=d milk. dirested OF its liquid
properties. It is an ingenious swindle, .And
our grocers would do well to test the article
before epurchasing.-D1yton Journal
, 1861-03-25
NAVIGATIoN OF THE EaIASslss1PPI.
The terms upon which the Mississippi

: The terms upon which the Mississippi
river can be hereafter navigated by citl-
3z;ena: Of the United States Of America, are
published by c. G. Memmingez of South
Carolina, who signs himself Secretary Of
the Treasury supposed to be acting un~'
der Jeff Dayis'a government: Mr.Men-:
minger'g regulations. ale highly refreshing
sto;, al Of us who reflect how Louisiana was
bought with Federal dollars for the express
purpose: OF giving to the Northwest free, ,
outlet to the ocean,: The first regulation.
pertains to vessels entering the Con-
fecerate States from points above their
northern limits. Mr.. Aemminger says
that the: Collector Of the port Of Norfolk,
or Nelm'a landing, in, the; State Of hissis-
sippi, shall board all. vessels OF craft OF
y :wS6ateyer description entering said Confed-
crate States, and compel the master there
Of to exhibit two copies Of his manifest
setting forth his cargo, destination, etc.
Alter . sufficient time spent, in smelling,
measuring and gauging the cargo, the col
le>tor shall give the master permit 10,
~. ~ one ~ tbe manifests-tbe other to
be ret.;ned nv thc said collector, All
a,+ -ho.,s- roa5ad xpith coal must ston at
Norfolk on. Nelrn's Landing, and if des.
lined for a1v noint which is not q port of
ant;,,. .n,,.t nv dnt;es nm the same then
III thare Al, vease]s destined for ports
sse:ast=sn; : ,..ce;n1ed tbe hermit of The
oa,,ss12. - 3f N67ea,k ~ -Ne1m,s Landing
sSsii:,,c : n1,o1s1 n nav: dnties to the col
1ao.o,a ~ - e.;a ,,orta reancct;ve,v under a
- i,i;catsd srste,n M ann7aisement in.
;snoe.;an s,,r,sn;na ~ hond;nq q cetera
'p w. hsss f.s.ran,,r callea attention to
r. r., - -. ~ ~. -. aa, 10 ~ such tb;no as
] - -. . - 80 .1a 1T;,.;.s;,n;; Will
Ase .uA' '...uee s'oA y. ~ 80 stataz s,rt1,
any otAte' VI an' . .,a.a ~ - 1,o.tr;.
" ~ assee aAo .' 49, a. :. seaa1 - ha.,na M.
tlols "naoea W. >A1 49, - N.-!....
ducts OF Inc Northwest we l"so e3anA'
ined Mr. Memmingers circular quite care
f,i{v and TIE find that the right to levy
::.r.-. a III ,,,a1,,,sr <f ON.
uoties' teess ni1pose' e''A>t :, ~
barrassments On commerce ls 1nlly anu ols
=, tinctlv assumed. It is true that no dutie'
ara ;rnosed 1,v the nreseut tariff of JEFF
l. .,-,f"~~~.~s..+ = =, ,r;,c;r,1 ,ro
i oas1eo so'e1' =. 49,, - ,.,".1,...
, 1861-03-25
GbitaaoG:t!ihtt11t.
MONDAY, MARCH Is, 1861.


MONDAY, MARCH Is, 1eol /:
-- -; ;;1,rI3;1 !, ,:RzvT5N,1rs /
cohn1x - as4 sonth cafoIina struck the !
stea ,,,n. ~ fn, W secession: 1ntiIthe organiza-
. slss nv w .na m so,f1,arn confe,deracy. the
49, ssteb ,,.,ra of the ,c6nsbiratots and theif;S !
,1ss...~ 49, .,,;a.hae- ,,a.n - M coercion g.
s.sea-a;.n @ stsifxa i .hostiIea government
,s....q3, fsrt3sa ,1;, .set \, motion and the
....s sa,.t.;s s .n,st~ ,hA,e. hh :oeace" The !
T Tsaa-a, s f,oreznment IL warned lnot+o- as-
..-s,,t - co,,ect tbe revenues IN Southern I
norte- -aa c,v,, war viii be The :consequeahieeea
Tes ner;a eara hanaa ,o,a.oEI s!o:I strike. The
ys.sSSe ss.sss Eas;s ;;5;o1 states say to the 7
ae. a,a,eet;on. o, r. ~, undertake to collect
nsaasa, snsa:en ;mnorteif% will | |
rsos.a. euee ~ stae ~ at Vol, l:t The {
ION u4s So crv cut: sOh
. ",..sssat sas1w - tn ralIeet, ehe, revenues;
ie.t rou produce civil war. Here then are,
tbnce narties all agreed that he:Federl
ta-;f t ihs,1 4 nit: pes executed in t1eports
- - ths - asceasa states viz; THE insurgents,
~ ~ the e rotton, states, the bogus unionisstss
oe ~ bordeer: states ia and the totiea of the
Northefn sStafeess., iormi5g i sort of triple
ALLIANCES aia3aiinst iir lie ih Federal Government,
What e III Is 8 1;e + do1ne The Government
,onst co,,eca ia reFennes Of cease 10 exist,
-, ~ nne; band. or acknowledge the indie:
,,or;,arre x,e+4a ennfa3erates as q separate
ps.;en p =, -. o,fsr snd nroceed to:estah:
49, ~ ~ rn.,om: gor,aes; on the bo71-
se-s - y ha.,noan - ,ta two Governments, Bat
~ ps1Hssn ;saa,r ,A ~ ~ coneress has the Con-
a.:.....a..1 go .;sh+. ~ scs11orl9,edpe the ;nde-
:: .ss.,,snca If he confeaerates. No other
s.,,;or;tg ti,,;, = Constitutional Conyeil-
~ has the .-.oweI Is divide. The United
ssa.a. % 49, - -, ahsoiye 1;n,c,,oln ,,,l from his ob-'
o'a.es, =. ~ a t,,a Is5e;;..al: lava in all
e.u 's.u,ss sr,a1, = Convention has not
,; .as 9. ea.,sa A snd can on1V he convened
oesn ts 49,, s1,n,;sstio5:of @ two-tbirda of all
i. ~, upor 5000 a ~:
.ns So.,,;ss ots ro,,.;,. tbe,efore Tor Lincoln.
No Nv afs4sa s ne 1,ws and collect the; rev:
oa. . snlys ~, go - ,.eG,rg:3s;,b;n E% tha1imits
en..s 49, ~ T1n;an n m ~. ~ ~ abdicate ,He may
e'..' ,.ue = ] nacsa,,-r,o callnn extra session
4Asrn " ne -ss-s ss1< far +h1s on;s.cc,n,ent. of
o. oongssas, .,s,t.;nas a ~ hin, To- aurnrnon .the
n:s:. IAMs :" ":.;ah;m IN enforcing the laws;
nmar a ~ sst M ~ M have all morris q entry abol.
49,. @ .,,,;ah'a-o III IN a condition IF insurrec:
asAcu "AAA>A <es - :, -
, 1861-03-25
-T T,c-.
,; - ~ i y

- tNh
: i. @ '2Aso1fuLA I0nH- eo. ~so- A@A"
haFe n1ed yoar Essnaa8 ~ II fa - ~ ~ toi7sr
1HEA 20 VII 4At WALL soo ~ Es"a a'a IN ee'A4s
feTF Of tnash 3ce ioE ~ nueLst - HAos.4 xe'I
AteN nnf oG In ~ n arst m n9x got 3n9 tim you
-hend Inc t10 ~ nadt. amy oo4Ee r
your ooectsV5 sMEa sSsYH HpSyr.:y
--.
=: ! l. u;:rv,vonn p, F.f,,tt, ,as,
Ma. EpAIDf1e, = -
9zSxJlT FROM Tnax
1uuE fexpeenaL55 55-.rx-r.e,,-.,
-. MARY ANN StothHou6E-
.- ----rv..a.-,. -,
hfKuc1 tEG1xst aun1nE s1n CG1o21 SA-}
1anua5F Etn. ieaA
sIK5Iea WI pleas tend ne ty9 boxes OF 1our
,CephaVc P1ll4- se.a thszn 1n7mcnlntety
t.espeeug311T your qusss,,.r.
ps-IH NAVE rsxn o1x pox or Youx PIIIa Ayp
, 1861-03-25

the farmers team hauls, and 1t would take
II 1865 teams to draw it; and ifeaeh team oc~
cupy twenty feet it would take 3e5 miles
of road to give them standing room. This
is exactly the distance between Chicago
auaC Cairo. .Anahgaipt9+ viii re9ulfeet & t2s7 y,
&auels>and pfopella6fa 10 clear; out !our
wareho1ses il each one takes LOAD ;of
15;ooQbpshela::! And ret all We have here
in st6ra: ispota titheof what our farmers
viii vii ss1d for ward during the seasonif sat
isfactory prices are realized
Contrast these facts with the following !;
twenty-five years ago Chicago imported
most Of ker g1atmand p1uHsionz1a thir-
ty years since all of them. We were talking
wisfE- E.zthseA President Of one Of
our. leading ralways..:- on Saturday
"a gentleman very little more than
afty:!y years OF ags-who, when he emf.
ggated, went fom-the Genesee Valley to
I, Buffalo, left all the church steeples behind
| him. He'zaw Lake Erie when there were
! but iii iii sgGoonsra omit, and there being nc
IIhaf6aoar + at'Buaalo they were obliged to 1el
down to Black Rock and be towed up t1
the future city BY half q dozen yoke ofoxen
1 Afferward removing to Detroit our frlene
saw the mail for the entire Northwes
brought in by an cid Frenchnan upon .
single: popHz:1Retroit then was the ter
:ninus5ot the line; The militaryposts wes
oft. were supplied occasionally as oppor
E1tunitIea might occur, Ne simply add thu
our, fellow citizen, Walter L. Newberry
Esq, President Of the Galena Railroad, la
seen ali this, and certainly no man in an:
| age ever saw progress physical and socia
more truly wonderful and amazing.
, 1861-03-25

- .iFrom tho Advertiser. Providence RII
fha testimony In ther Avur u strong from tta most
respectable Qcarterp.
, 1861-03-25

.. %: [Erom the 6zkstte, Dsvsupurtv IowAl
article he did lot Kaow to possess real uasr.k
, 1861-03-25

-
. =. rFton tho Examiner. Norfolk, Val
cepasto Pills accomplish tas oh:1es foe which they
wsre made. rig: Cure Of Headache IN al ii fotzna
+ ~ fFrcn tho Examiner. Norfolk, Val
They have been, tested ir mora than thousand
eaaes with ens'7e sueeess
~[FFum the Democrat, St Cloud, Mimi
II you arc, have beeu troubled With tho headachA
5ss 5ss9 r e. ss5 e P g that 7 hAra
From tho Advertiser, Prov,deuas, Ri
The CtphalIc Pills said % b remarkably efeo-
iSr Tat ysFy frequent compliant which has sTes heeo
[Fsou tas Western r, r. Gazette, Chicago, MI
h,,ssEty py esdorss M spa.aia aaa hi. aazivsed
Tzuu ii. Ksaaxha valley star. Kaaawaa Val
.ss. sas @ao IF aa esSss k m 'a' at'
[Eron the Southern Path Findar, Eaw Orleans, 1A.l
TT r. ~ ~
GO t. nas h. benefit That no etaes medi
..-i :. {Fron tha st f1uia psnocratJ
zaplhy tnt1eastcg.
=. :.
=. . CEtom the 6skstts, Davenport 1nwA]
Mr. Spald1nx ould not connect biz .nauaa with N
article he dki not Kaow to possess real asr.k
. = .tFrum tho Advertiser, Providence r IL
1ha testimony in the1r fAVor u strong from thu most
respectable Qcartere,
lFEpn tho Daily Hsws, Newport ELI
CerhAuc Pills ars taking tho FlAea Of al ktnd1,
From tho Commercial Bulletin, Boston, AssA1
said 10 b. vezg ed1eadoos fer the hsxt1eha
- (Ftom the Commercial Cincinnati. ohto1
suset3az humanity can nov be sellsyed-
, 1861-03-25

81 : from ne st. fouiA Dsmocratl
Tbs immense demand for the article tcepha1c Pfls)
u sapl.hy thtfeAstc2.
, 1861-03-25

[Erosn the Southern Path Tindar, Eaw prIeaas 1Al
Try them! ron that ara afflicted, and ws are fnre
that your ht added the already
IT, tnat fecetfed benefits thAt no ethex rnedi
cine prpdnca-
, 1861-03-25

-
aas.o; Gums eens1a1'y, e, d; euaporder, 50
Hs!r unm.nqlaetured, 10 per Ct do, curied, 20;
Hs;s. hsp:s, P;sp.rsa Tor use. ao Halr Bsseelet,,
nan, @aaaiasiaSes e,, nqt i 4speeiasd, as
Hsi6sss furniture and hardware generally, 80 per
Hats, 80; H.tbodiea. cotton or fur; 30; do wool
Hss:, = pss sens6 + and Horn tp.. 10; Ho'n
Honey. % cents pef PEI gallon 1se> ttee:! t!
Household effects and toolsn trade Of Immigrants.
:1nass inbesz, crude, ms; Manufactures ofdo,; .
sr s,s fEs,itssa i9,;gs H9ssg
= $ix PEI ioo n:.s H1ies CENTS per b. Bolts, do.
flscsemiths' Hammers and sledges, DO. Brats
Or sPftgs, do:~ Cast Butts OF hinges, d., n Nal
eoaent a fossed d3 do sootS mo Ia sheet &
Plates Of Tin; ealrauized, do. Cast Iron vessels,
stores, Sad I'D Smooth Irons, DC, ntper b.
Sheet Iron, according to fneness, o. Is md
1ren Chains or Cables, TX cents per y: Finer
ehaias, II. : "a j. :esnts per- r.. Engines:
Gas Fipes, esst tx CENTS per n; Gas Eubes,
H}eEss! ssa Sd Ssieus, wrought, X esntspe+ .:
Hoiiow Wsfe. esst.. ~ cents per D. Horra Natls,
a,iaf if hons. F wrongful cent :sHtRods. SO
s.eil. e. : ID spikes, sn., esnt %,
Wood Screws oyee:s iaehea long s cents per y:
lures uarpeeiAed, 50 PEI cent. - : - - ::
Steel valned pnder cents per 4. ea1ta per
over Z and under II, Z cents per n Steel wfre.
~ ssorea Saeaa 4 ID t5sa e 10, * cents Per g. .as
10 per cent :--,-- - ~; = .t =.
, 1861-03-25

F1RST GLASS DRUG FIX
IL TEREs TOR SALE.
!. 500 ASSORTED BoIrLEs GOLD LABEL,
$50 DRAWERS CHERRT FRONT GOLD LABEL
Counters with Marble Tops,
Prescription Stand Complete.
Shelving, cornlcs Wark, Etc.s
Counter Scales, OIL EenHs
5oda Fountain With Charger, lroa FouotairA
Glass Lined and Silver Drstt stand
SnKTH & DWYEB,
, 1861-03-25

[FFum thS Democrat, St Cloud, Mimi
II yoa are or hare been troubled s1th tho headachA
send fer box, Cephane P11sl 70 that Jou may hAYe
them in cAEo Of an attack. ~:
, 1861-03-25

IFEou thu KsoANha Valley staz. Eauaw1A Val
70 a5a sute that persocs kaseEta8 with tia had
, 1861-03-25

From she Advertiser. Proytdenas. r II
The Csphallc Pills are satd 70 ba remarkably eeo.
tive remedy az tha headache and Of very he4t
EiscOvsre1.s
, 1861-03-25
The seF0rce RIll ;, OF 1883.

The, following Is the vote in the United
States Senate In 1883, On the Force Bill" or
q bill for the "CoIlection Of Revenue:"
, 1861-03-25

[FFoua ths Western 3, r. Gazette, Chicago, I'LL
We heartily endorse M Spalnias aad his unrtva1Isd
, 1861-03-25

!: Cap Makers supplied with, al kinds Of co7 TIN
n,ln2s Al lpWass sates- '';- y
baP. s-Eash paid 1os u kinds Of Fnss:: -,
q nhk+sE9 -. -=;s:.:- y. q. - A
, 1861-03-25

~. fFrcn tho Examiner Norton, Val
They have been tested ir mora than a thousand
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E A r M Il r s
Look to your IntereStS.

TIME subscriber has spared no pains for the
4 last five years to establish place of bust
ness where farmers can procure all that is ne
cessary to carry on their operations. and now
cells justified in saying that his object is attained
He has established business relations with
some of the best business firms in Wooster, Bos-
ton. New York and Albany, as we'll as with
Messrs Fell and Pelton, Trenton, n J and
Messrs Throp & Murray. New Hop, Pa He
is therefore able to furnish any desirable ma
oh ne in the market such as Fell Pelton' =
Celebrated Lever Power, Throp & Murray
Tread Power. Corn Shelter, Clover Huller, Rail-
way Straw and Stalk Cutter, Smiths Common
Corn Shelter, Prof Mapes' pattern of Subsol
Pillow. II. beats 'Plow and Plow Castings, the
Celebrated Buckman Plow Aliens Horse Hoe
Hoes, Shovels, Spades &C., &c.
Phosphate Of Lime from the factories Of Prof
Mapes, Baugh Sons Pattons and Allen & Nee
es Guano, Bone Dust Land Plaster, Co.
ment, Plastering Hair, Lime by the Car Load,
Coal by the Car Or single Tun, together with
many other things too numerous to enumerate
For any of the above. call on the subscriber,
near the Dept. JOHN c. REED,
apl0m3 FLEMINGToN, NJ.
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LamhertYille Races.

X REAT preparations have been made and
VI the most extravagant expectations excl
ted in reference to the annual races about to
come off on the Lambertville course. The in
terest is greatly increased in consequence of the
heavy stakes, and of the entrance of a pair of
old blooded nags, of the real soon side stock
Tho long on the turf, they have never been
known to lose race, being always ready to
start at the word, with an evident determine
ton not to be second best at the coming out
Although this is not exactly horse race, it is
nevertheless race-a true, genuine race, such
a race as is not often witnessed in these diggins.
It is what may be called business race. It is
now being run, and will continue until notice is
given to the contrary by your humble servants,
who are pretty well known in this community,
as being of good bottom-fully equal to such q
race. (or almost any other.) The first round
has been run with triumphant success, to the eff
feet of running up an immense, well assorted,
and cheap stock of Lumber Doors, Sash, Shut
ters. Stating and Stone Coal of all descriptions,
(but the poor the coal in one yard and the slate
in another-not miGed-alsc large supply of
logs and q smart Sawmill in readiness to cut
bills of any extent to order. All at
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
Being practical carpenters, and having had
extended experience in the Lumber Trade, and
being deeply engaged in it. we have full conf
dence in inviting public attention to our stock,
that we are pl epared to offer such inducements
as will carry conviction to the minds of all that
it will be to their interest to favor us with their
patronage. Our persistant and constant atten
ton is devoted to the different departments, and
our plans being laid on the 'nimble sixpencc"
principle, assured that small profits and quick
sales is the true plan. We are bound to aston
ish the native sby giving more lumber for less
money than can be obtained this side of South
Carolina.
Our Pennington yard embraces all the above
articles, and now for the proof Give US call,
and as sure as grass grows and water runs, you
will not be disappointed, but will receive the
full worth ofyour money, or little over, and
the thanks and polite attention of your humble
servants in the bargain
JOHN L. GORDON. !
JOHN DILTS.
Dac "a 1914 If