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The following is comparative statement OF the
exports Exclusive of specie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week and since January L.
1859. 1850 is6t
For tho week......$ 81 800 $50 1850, 800 0a5 $40
freViousJ r'ror'"d IA $50 900 20s4654 30 o6s6i6
snce January $40 3o4 o5s q ,4372se So Ola oos
We are requested to draw attention to the call
for meeting Of the stockholders Of the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad Company, which will
be held at the companys Office, No. IL Wall street,
on Thursday, at one p. NJ, for the transaction of
important business.
The steamship Persia, arrived this morning,
brings about $3.50 600 in specie, consigned as fol-
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40 nnn WORTH OF GENrL1nKvs INV 40
YO.VVV lei, On cich.ns wanted tor sss wsi.srn e
sssre a. ~ HHs welsh, Il GENTS s.rcss
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Letter from the Emperor Announcing the
Ressr1nt.


The Journal Dc Saini Pee tcorg OF March publlshes
the following receipt addressed by the Emperor Alex
andcr 10 his brcther hs Imperial Hghness the Grand
Duke Constantine Nicolsieritch--
fnrsgfAI EiGBsKs-f have signed to-day the manifesto
which 70 the peassns OF the MOBILES the rights Of
free cuitvkors and have sanctioned the general and
ocal regulations well those concerning the
and SORTS freed from the that
had been previously examined under your presidential
In the superior committee appointed 70 examine the
que Of the pcaantry and then submitted TO the do
alterations Of the council Of the empire,
On this very day, 30 memorable for Russia, the i'm
pulse OF my heart and the feeling OF duty make
ccsrcis Of expressing 70 you my most earnest and
found gratitude for the exactude dosps'cn and per
feet conformity with my we've and expectation with
brought 10 q conclusion. Since the 10Th or
July 1867, the day which you were called on TO form
part OF the committee created for the projected reform
have necessarily taken tho most active part 10 all
my Abors, and whom, after the completion, In The month
of october 1890 Of the abors Of the subordinate CON-
mt,ees, convcksd The superior committee for the ex
animation Of the projects presented by them Charged
Through tho particular confidence repsed In YOU your
Hghness TO preside that committee.
You have fully justified that confidence. After having
the Important and various questions necessarily raised by
sne scrutiny OF the already projected, or OF
enose mat might aAsist In the perfectng Of them IN
aoent zeal Tor the public good you have conso.
every Gay your efforts, the whole of your time, 10
the aoors OF the superior committee Also thanks TO you
parthuary for the detailed examination in all ts pars
OF TINS vsst work the and completion OF the
prccs he solution q nil the uncertainties that arose
pending ths WORK lastly the drawing M OF several now
regulations have been finished within the period defined
BY me.
invite your Hgbness 70 express my spcere rrattnas
10 the members OF the superior committee eharsad III
tho settlement OF the question Of the peants for the
proof they have given Of interchangeable and merorous
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Austria.

Tie Vienna journals that The Emperor will not
The Hungarian Diet In person, bat will proceed ler
10 bula for b u coronation
The statement that Austria ooncen tratlng large
bodies " troops venetia and N king ike prep,r
tons in general Is reiterated Il said that so 900
msn were in movement Austrian officers we're said 10
regard hosIilitles as more ami mo Q probable
The Paris Pat1e ard the Pays that the move
ments OF Austria on he Po were purely defensive
IL confirmed that the aus had evacuated GER
tain positions the other ide OF the Pc.
Several Frensh editors 70 Venice, had
been roughly expelled notwithstanding that their ass-
ports stsed h- the Austrian Embassy At Parts.
The Emperor OF Austria hAd sanctioned the proposed
political ganixation of rraesy sanla, by which tnat
province VIII be restored to lts former position OF
autonomy
ssDsuinary conflict took place at Lppa betw the
German and the Roumsic nhap,tan's the occasion Of
the elections Three persons We're killed, and fifteen
seriously and many slightly wounded.
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OCULisTs AND AUNysys.

fore for the past tHcEty years, en- the Eye and Ear
So Broadway above Twelfth street Sigh. and bearing
stored In many Hitherto deemed hopeless Artificial
eyes inserted.
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HOTELS.

LBIoN rorEL. SIS HUDSON STREET oOxSkk OF
n Waiting the city and those mailing
!, rprc viii and this quiet and desirable place the retire
rnrn az nytyse and freedom OF hotel; pleasant
Az well furnished Rooms, In sus or single suitable fos
ether married single gentlemen With or without boasd
. . ~ gsa bath Ac Stages and door Terms
moderate. hahphnh, ffVpHcsM.
! rRIvArE FRENCH HorRr.-HANosoxRLs FUR
n~hed Hooms with Board for families single Rsntls
psni ~ nos rs and 10 Broadway oyer Hops Ohaps and
suroslse New York Hotsl 4. VOL. Proprietor.
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,ORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, APRIL TO- l8el-TRIPLE SHEET

follows:-Tennessee 6's, 72aH "a; Virginia Ga, II
az; Missouri 6's, 6oA II; Canton, 1871 10;
Cumberland Coal preferred, II ~; Delaware
and hudson Canal, ss1I ss1Ss; Pennsylvania Coal.
so; Pacific Man, so u; New York Central, 74H
a rs; Erie, 20 4; Hudson River, Al a "a; Harlem,
Ia u; Harlem preferred, 81 "a; Reading, s91s
q; Michigan Central, 50 4; Michigan South
ern and Northern Indiana, liA "a; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana guaranteed, 334
"a Panama, llOH III; Illinois Central, 70 a;
Galena and Chicago, 69H al; Cleveland and To-
ledo, 81 a; Chicago and Rock Island, sly "a;
Chicago, burlington and Quincy 6934 1914; Mil
waukee and Mississippi, IL a IL; La Crosse and
Milwaukee land grant bonds Q a IL; Illinois Cen
tral bonds, 81 a 50.
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me Danish govern ment king preparations TO be
ready for all eventuafties Inc seventh ant c~entiesh
ba.t al,ODs were about to receive orders
Sonderbng and SchesSg On tao lbth April the effective
OF the batSalScns VIII be doubled battery Of riaod
cannon ready and three Others after tha French
will ready day,
N Rssslo6 Miuisieaof HoIatein, had been comp lied
TO tender his resignation of having JAILED
declare to the Etat.e Of Hosein that By
or The Pr0visoriun the budget had Deen already sub
mfeo TO the Estates Dotwths anding that resolution
had been unanimously adopted In the Ministerial Council
neputne IL 4aslc 10 make this declaration. The KING
had accepted his resignation.
H. Hall, President OF the Council had Professionally
assumed The portfolio for dolstein
According TO aoyices from Copenhagen the Ministry
win suba the budget the Eststs but viii state
that their regulations Ia reference thereto contained
III paragraph l3 Of the provision al constitution.
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no bOUTNEHN hN1PfElN.
u
We hive made special arran gorpents With the
SAVANNAH CUSTOM HOvsg
for passing goods for consumption IN bondn and
hsve breproof H. nded WsebouBe for exc uSive In
voices all Ne-e and daAbe goods
onth Carolina Georgia Asbsma ,asipp " as, Lou.
sans and Texas 10 expedite delivery OF go,dH II "nb Ia
attached the invoice viii rss duty eaVanaah and
forward goods Mark goods by Hsrndens Express
Our expresses overland daily and BY
err via savannah Eastern Weston Expire ~ here
tofore.
No IA nr,adgay
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dD nnn REwARD-I WILL Paw $1,000 nEwARD
SL.UUU for the dscos cry o. The p~rson persoos
either OF who nrv the Eixh. % April lN
TO the dwelling house or budisss on the premises sussd
the Hyde Park road, about four miles r,uGh
k~pse Known the Brown Cisu plaos the sa,d sN-
being litigation between the heirs and ihs ha-bn
sufeknt 20 convict such psrecn o. peons VII also Wy
additional reward Tor The Like Of the persor
who Gre 70 the harm The promise 81
the tune consumed In tho aprng Of 1880 and inorna
hon sufaent 70 have convicted or parsons
JANIS ~ TAYLOR. " Pine street
NEW yoRK, April g 1851.
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SPECIAL NuTIIEs.

SPECIAL NUTl1ks.
nEIRs or SEnAEN WHO SERVED IN E0AaD THE
Ii tuited States ship Iecant please call on THOMAS
bkAfkAkD 81 Wal street.
NOTICE--TSE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE
lN Bryant Association Will a. the Hercei h0n-e tbs
~ pay last tribute ~ respect tho late
Jerry Bryant by order OF JNu. rAkLd8, Chairman
JoHs JohssoK ecretlfy.
NOTICE To INSURANCE ooMsAsiEs ANY IN.
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POrtuAal.

The Chamber Of Deputies mad been dissolved. The
nstry under direction OF the Marquis OF Louie, would
l continue TO direct pubic affairs.
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A0EA REwARD-TBE PRsNIsss OF rue SUB
4LCU scrper burgar usly cd Ma nigh, e
tho - gold and silver Watches sobsn-
Will PAID for Information VIII ead
70 the recovery of said pIoperty:
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THE FIREMEFs FUND INSURANCE COMPANY, II
i Broadway, NJ
This Company pays W.daw orphan Fund III
Few ork Fire Lepanmept ., ots
per cent NATHAN s adAHAn, YreAidenk
hLsAY BEEcKsAs Secretary
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LOST AND FOUND.

IIORsE LCsT-IN eHE nAOOMI ,1DALS ROAD
IL horday evening ab,ut oc ock, broke " from tho
y hgon and had a portion u, \ bay
horse about l5A hgb long tail 18th two ~hte hind
feet he finder will be pe ally rewarded by leaving hun at
62 West lhi y eighth street,
I OaT-ON tuesday, APRIL O. IN 1JIN9 Fac q II
IL Warren street down Broad clay street. letter
directed Micbaeli, abzugs 4..ndemaan Iho
finder III, leaving the IL street. stairs,
q v res
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I osi-ON SATURDAY EVENlrG, APRIL 6. WHILE
~ returning 10 Brooklyn slck's theatre via Ful.
ferry lady nd WaicH thunng 1sso Chsin ADD TN
tacbsd The finder viii ba nbafrY rWsrtrd rpJn .avtag
the same with ". Hgpie snth III Pear street, or
Pine
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t em- q. 81 a.ni-. a-a B. transmit -aiul.r-i T. hm o.
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g..laa. en- De- 1t y @A.-s ---- u Ser D. eu ..l-st
nv -...r. ~. at.-. vii ~ ,-..----l ~ -a..r- tn,.
.at H. --; .e~- -aa he iu-,-r-I Hy b. such .' yl d trs
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nT rra.rlta.e ar"- ia.ea-ae ra1a--". S-a-Hai'y.
a..-ei Ian ,-'. I'll - - .- Ell Saw IN
yoar prem. 4.leu.i.y-. Ias.ur l4a.-. my dissatisfied 5.ua-
Tah... tar. yagr..i,-, r- .s---.-sr,. yua lave ~ al.l
registered a Heaven @, asrry -e na..rau-rt. wlf'r I shall
i
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-..-E pay .In-- ~ t,r..'H r. 1.-.l ,.'0L-g' ..la"E,
t.--, l.-- .Tt -. m ~ -f.-r I'm ~
-s-u Die eaarI- ofshe IN -u shea a-lu touched, as surely s-
H+y "" be Tie better angels of ,T T5 5,'Ir.- ,,-r,rx
During the delivery OF the Inaugural. which
commenced ~ halt IsSt ] % clock. the President
elec; was much checred. especially at any allu-
sion To the Union.
Vt the conclusion OF the address. Chief Justice
fancy administered the oath of office, a. follows
-. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. do >plcmnly swear that
| will faithfully execute the Office of President of
the United States, and viii. 10 the best of my
ability, preserve. protect, and defend the Consti-
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10 Close ~GOnSiSnIments
~ II Z z
To iso>c Wishing TO procure or
AMERICAN BOOKS.
nwING EXpENsE

a NV ING TO TIL EA>ED ENPEN>E
~ attending the importation u Books. and the decreasing
demand t- them. the Undersigned Will hereafter c"uhae his
orders urr~irutiy % such hooks as may hv '-rrfsSU Ora'r'f
br gvtIsS J~5.riHg than
An HuigT vI Doe forwarded TO- Boston once q month. fHr such
mes Ur old Publications - may he desired. Persons wishing 90
procure houss- will therefore leave their orders. and the same
vii ha procured either ty ENp-e>s via Panama. or by ships wa
Cape Horn single copies q books ordered 20 come ~ Express
will cost laid down 100 Honolulu about .fffg par can't oyer f5s
hDDs cost: those coming by ships, about thirty per cant.
Wherr luumber n books are ordered for one person. the charge
will he less.
- Orders accompanied with the money. viii be hlei a; a
discount from the above rates.
The time required 90 get books by Express, will be about four
months and by ship, from & 10 : months
Address.
HONOLULU. Dec. 1850. 23a-Gm II. VI. WHITNEY.
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EIzllO
MAEIza
VI e *. WIN T. q w,
SYRUP,

SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
-les greatly a.saat..e, as process oss@siAn-, by sacenas u- gums
r8a.azg al aa.anaaon-~n als7 ALL PAIN and s-ssm'-isas aoa.
H1s
SURE TO REGULATE H towels
psp.al 1roa t. mothers, H viii give -,s;to yourselves, ard
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
W. have pct ar ari sHf LL article tr over ter yeas and Can
SAL. N CONFIDENCE ,~D TRUTH rfi what We never have been
ADJ 90 ,y Of any other ms NEVER HAS IT FAILED, n A
SINGLE INSTANCE. To EFFEeT A CURE, when timely used
Ssv.r ard ~5 sa7- - instance o. 5ss-sasuou hyaHy one VITO lst
IN t.ru. o. ,7mmeltstca - IL u1-saI 81 go s7i "si"-N vrr'4-~
We sl-aku ts matter WHAT W. IH hNoN " a'er - yc-rs'
srp.-sa-.. AND PLEDGE OR REPUTATION FOR THE Full
FIILNENTOF WHAT W. HERE DECLARE Dr. .'-as; every in-
sraur- wbsrs t- hasn't s,lfs--c from Ps1 aal sE-a ". r'i @4
l. found iu fas-n or twenty minutes sH-r t- sy-F is aHmas's-e-.
Tt.~.fzssrs preparation IS the p-----ruon q 7as ftas most EN-
PERrFNcFD.a 49, ~ETLLFULS NURSES ia New ENGLAND, En5k.st-ea
49, With SEyTE FAILING SUCCESS a
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
tgo. -Hv relieve. ,as child from pain, but haysaraas ;As stomach
Ard ta~,r.. errs--s z-HE-y, and gives tore A- eur--F 90 Pc 7a"7
yrs.n. II twill sluast instantly relieve GRIPPING n TIE BOWELS,
AND WIND COLO, and gv-r-7u= -1uvu.sols, which, u nri speedily
rs-=sisa. end 10 death. We t---v@ tt7@ BEST ANpNINESI RE-
MrDy y TIE WORLD. in at -a-- n DYSESTTGT AND rfAR-
RHFAIN CHILDREN, whether % a-.- from t-.i.H-- r. from any
other ara We would Ny 90 every mother aa7a -s agaai suffering
f-u7 Nv + the foregoing co-pis1S-Do not LET YOUR PRE-
JrDrCrS NOR TIE FREJUur"ES OF OTHERS, stand between
yu All VOW sz1srar child. and -r rsH.' that will b. SikE-Ess
ARSoLUrELT SUEE-to Huaa ss us-o o. this msl''1f, t tE1.'y
med Frv Fs-,.ocs for using sIl a--7ugH7- each bottle. NoHe
-srrf,sr -'sss The "a srf. 20 CURTIS * FEEkINs. Wv H0-s,is
CT tie outside srs1r--- -t rN NH--- 7 10
Pr---:-.,. nee, I3 Cedar Street, N. Y
PAKa - EVzEITF;, SOLE AGENTS
FOR THE PACIFIC COAST,
l32 Washington Street. San Francisco Cal
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advertisements.

u E. I0"
HONOIIEU. OAHU. II. l..
FOR FOH SALE. Al TIE Low
~ EST MARKET RATS. following '-'" "''
W.. l@a uaat-era-a.
Ua. Fam, suits,
Blue Drills
iaif R.ia- Gaunn,'s,
''i Rt,1vEESs DUCK,
Britannia Ca-er-,
White W s q G Srs5Ssry Ware.
Crates SroS1oTy
Cooking stoves.
o6I6NG
DRIED Apples. China Rice, Caralna Rice.
COFFEE FROM TITCoNB> PLANTATION
Extra Prime POrIs.
LOAF SUGAR, CRUSHED SUGAE, NAVY BREAD HAMS
0''--D Ground r,i Mustard.
Water Crackers,
metropolitan Crackers.
Lemon Cakes,
MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pocket knives. Jack Knives. bags Shot. boxes Needles, SHyerd
Bits, Measuring Tapes.
SOLAR LAMP CHIMNEYS, 20. LANr WICkS, Nos-l&2
Hollis House ''i Faiilosks,
Pick Axes.
Carpet Tacks,
r,-g. 800 @Srptr Pumps. Boat Compas>es, Door Mats.
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES,
COUNTER "
Epson salts
Green Paint,
Lewis x Brothers pure White Lead,
Pacific Co. Extra White Lead,
Kegs Lewis y Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint,
Cans Lewis y Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint.
Top Sails
7 ANCHORS AND CHAINS.
BRUSSELS CARPETING.
OicIoth Cnrpetins.
One sup Patent Force Pump, Baltimore Cane-seat hAif
R Rya H'''s' Assorted Shelf Hardware.
Brands Whaling Guns,
one Browns Whaling GUN and Irons, one set iron strap
Anchors uch IRON Rowiocks. superior New Bedford whaieboats.
OIL CASKS AND SHOCKS.
COOLERS Rivets.
Oak Plank, II, and l! inch.
Large a-sor'm'' Manila and Hemp C0rd"se.
Whale Lin Line 3.
Composition Sheathing Nails,
Composition Coppering Nails
Kegs Cut Nails.
MARZETTrS PORTER, SALTS BURTON ALE,
quarts and pints, quarts and pints,
FETLEY'S ALE. uints, BALES CURLED HAIR,
Indian Vegetable Btters. Essence WormwOOd,
Cherry Cordial. G. Stoughton's Bitters.
Hot Drops, Essence Peppermint.
Palmleaf Hats,
White Straw Hats,
Brown Straw Hats,
Drab Straw Hats,
ChiIdren's Hats.
4 SMALL INVOICE OF
TEE ENGRAVINGS.
2G7-tf &c. &c, &c.
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HIGH POINT FEMALE SCHOOL,
High Point, N. Q.

The Spring Session, 1861, will begin OH Monday,
Feb 4th, with the following
BOARD OF lNsTRUCTIoN-S. LANDER, A. NJ Prnci-
pal; Miss j. c. Lindsay, Miss NJ. j. Tucker, Miss L. A
Lander, Assistants.
CHARGES SESSION TWENTY WEEKS
Board including fuel and washing, lights
extra,) $S month, $40 90
Tuition, $40, $l2 so, SIS 90
Piano Guitar, 20 90
Drawing, Wax Fruit, Embroidery, 90
We have no Incidental Tax.
We make charge for Tuition in French, Latin,
or Vocal Music, nor for use of Piano Guitar.
By close examination of the above List of Charges
it will be observed that NO CHEAPER INSTITUTION
OF IT'S GRADE be found. This fact makes it
reasonable to enforce in every the following
TERMs.-Twenty dollars required in advance, the
balance at the close of the session.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO PATRONS
LOAN PUPILs-A PECULIAR feature of this Institution
is the fact that we admit limited number of worthy
poor young ladies' and wait with them for their tuition
until they pay it by teaching otherwise.
PRIMARY BRANcHEs.-Every pupil is required to study
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Grammar, and
Composition.
TEAcHERs.-Our Teachers, who all native North
CarOlnians worthy well qualified and experen
HEALTH.-Not single of sickness occurred
among boarding pupils during the Fall Session. go.
CALLs.-The boarding pupils not allowed to e
ceve visits from any gentlemen but near relatives.
BOARD.-This department, under the immediate u
pervsion of the Principal and his wife, has heretofore
given entire satisfaction. The pupils heated
with fre-paces
AcCoUNTs-The pupils pay at the time for every
article they buy. They make accounts, either di-
rectly indirectly.
The Institution is not Sectarian in any
We mention also the Library, the Museum, the Read
ing Room, the Pianos and Apparatus the Gym
nasium the Evening Walks; closing with the determ-
nation build up large School, by hgh-sound
ing namc by extravagant promises by election
eerng, but by gradually convincing the enlightened
public that worthy of their patronage. We
refer former patrons
For a Circular, address S. LANDER
Jan l5, 1861 pd Principal.
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SlOO REWARD {!

I'D DANAWAY from the subscriber on the lst October,
10 mulatto boy named SOLOMON He is near six
feet high about thirty DID, toeraby bright rather
SLIM and weighs about lis pounds. He has a down
look when spoken to- The end of the orefnger of his
left hand has been cut off and sharp hard knot has
grown on the end of It. think he is lurking about
Rocky River. in the lower end of Caharrus county.
where he was raised. Rss@ All persons forewarned
not to harbor or assist him. under the penalty of the
law. will pay the above reward for his delivery to
me- his apprehension and confinement in any jail so
can get him. WILLIAM HAMlLION,
Negro Head Depot, Union Co., N. c.
AnrI o 1850
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Carpenters Tools.
Blacksmith's Tools.

Such as Bellows, Anvils Vices, hand and slide Ham
mers Butresses FarrierS Knives plates Stocks
and dies Backsmhs Pincers and TOngs, Rasr rers and
Files OF every kind, Cut horseshoe and clinch Nails.
Borax Iron of all Sizes both of northern and country
manufacture; cast pow blister and spring Steel; &c.
for sale very cheap at
TAYLOR'S, opposite the Mansion House:
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Quinn's Rheumatic Remedy

Has effected cures of rheumatism that considered
hopeless, certificates to prove which be exhibited
The suffering are invited to give the medicine trial
Orders addressed to the undersigned at Charlotte vii
receive prompt attention. W. W QUINN.
April 10, 1860. Price 81 so per bottle.
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POTS VERSUS PIANOS.

you want nice piano, Jane.
Exclaimed Mrs A,
But you must study kitchen work
Before you learn to play.
TO all-save those for treason fit,
No music in their souls
There's music in kettles song,
1t sings upon the Goals.
There's music in coffee mill!
trust you will not smile
When pronounce it good, because
'Tis in the handle style.
There's music in a wash-tub, too,
A rubbing board won't mar
When dirty sheets are music-sheets,
And soap the finest bar.
There's music III brush and broom,
In all its parts complete.
Suggesting thoughts of dustless homes
With carpets nice and neat.
There's always music when cook,
In pots and plates and spoons
| rattle round with busy hands,
Without regard to tunes.
There's music sweet in sugar crushed
Beneath the rolling
And liquid tones in puddng-pans,
When milk is flowing IN.
There's music in the crater rough
with grating tones,' you say;
But spicy are the notes, when l
The nutmeg Polka play.
There's music all about the house,
Ia things I find to do;
And music in MY happy heart
To household duties true.
Dear daughter, take your mothers word
That it is music sweet,
Adapted to the song of wives
Who earn the bread they eat
That music | will learn, said Jane,
'l'll Duty's voice obey;
The knobs and locks I'll clean, and thus
The key note strike to-day
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-01-29
WANTED.

Every body to know that ]. TRoTTER is at his Old
Stand opposite the JAIL and is prepared to repair
paint and re-trn Buggies and Carriages in the best
manner He can put Buggies the neatest and best
Tops of any workman in the county Some new work
will also be made.
He respectfully informs the public that he make
Buggy that will ride into Office Tor at least
ry him about while seeking the public stalls) any
where else. Richard the Third offered his Kingdom
for horse but if he had known Troer he would also
have wanted Buggy such as he, Joshua Trotter can
make or repair. So give him call.
Jan l. 1851. 3m J. TROTTER.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-01-29
Reef CaffIeFWaMfed.

Highest Cash Prices paid for Beeoes and Sheep.
still engaged in Butcherng, and desire to pur-
chase Beef Cattle and Sheep. for which will pay the
highest market prices. Those having stock for sale
will find it to their advantage to give me call In
quire at DR.. Taylor's Tan Yard.
Aug. 81, 1860. 26-tf j. l.. oIoCI.