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Forkiess and knifeless"
wretch who ostensioly presides over the
destiny of the Den & Sent, lineal de-
scendant of Lindley Murray?
Scarcely. Lindley is known the world
over to have been tip-top grammarian-
Dizzard has never proven himself to be
anything more than dam phool. Lind
ley was hilologist--Dizzard is a folde-
rologist. Lindley knew thing or two,
in the broadest sense of the term-Diz-
zard knows nothing but :. himself.
If-and this is by no means probable
If Dizzard has descended from the re-
nowned patron of letters, then, in the lam
guage of Squi Bobbe, we would say. that
he has descended "pretty devilish rapid
w." and that he is now about as low as he
can well get.
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aeg- Dr. Thompson, at the Post Office,
has just received magnificent assortment
of plain and fancy note and letter paper.
Drop in and sample it.
rea- The sleighing is still excellent
hereabouts, albeit we have been visited
by numerous rains latterly. Hope it may
continue so for a couple of months.
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planning MILL.-In our advertising
columns this week, B. Z. Williams, pro-
prietor of the Union Planning Mill, gives
notice that he is prepared to furnish on
short notice all manner of Worked Lum-
Der, Sash and Doors, and Mouldings. We
would advise those of our readers in need
of any of the articles to send in their or
ders, confident that be cap and will render
entire satisfaction.
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DAY UP! ! PAY UP!!

DAY UP! PAY UP!!
Il The undersigned respectfully requests
all of his old debtors to come forward and
settle up their accounts and notes immedi-
ately, as l have INDUCED them longer than
my profits viii admit They will save costs
by so doing. Imust hare money.
GEO. HUNTLEY.
Ebensburg, Jany. 9, 1862-4t
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And now, I'd January, 1862, motion of
Mr.. johnson, the Court appoint F. A. Shoe
maker, Esq, Auditor to make distribution of
the proceeds of the sale of Defendants Real
Estate on the above stated writ to and among
the Lien Creditors and those entitled to re-
ceive the same By the Court.
JOSEPH M'DONALD, Proth'y.
The auditor will attend, at his office, in
Ebensburg, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY Sd,
1862, at one O'Clock, P. NJ, for the purpose of
fulfilling the duties of tie above appointment,
when and where all persons interested may
attend.
F. A. SHOEMAKER, Auditor.
Ebensburg Jan. l6 1S62-3t
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TRUNKS,
CARPET-SACKS.

Together with such other articles as are usu-
ally kept in a country store, all of which they
will dispose cheaper than the cheapest, for
CASH ol COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Ebepsburg, January 25, ls6O:tf
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!IBENSBURG FOUNDRY

FBENSBURG FOUNDRY
IA The withdrawal Of the foreman and
book-keeper from the Ebensburg Foundry,
renders it absolutely necessary that all ac-
counts shall be settled up without any delay.
Persons desirous ofssaving difficulty, and
perhaps costs, had better call snd settle with
out further notice. E: GLASS h co.
Ebensburg, Jan. 16, 1862.
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YOUNGSTOWN ITEMs.-The recent food,
caused by the sudden melting of the snow
and goodly fall of rain combined, had
the effect of again demolishing, sweeping
away, and otherwise successfully using up
that ill-fated bridge across the Stony
Creek, at Johnstown, thereby effectually
cutting off all but aquatic communication
between that point and Kernville.-An
elderly woman named Manan, while walk
ing on the railroad between Johnstown
and Conemaugh, on Wednesday afternoon,
was knocked down by passing train and
had both her legs so badly injured that it
is supposed amputation of both feet will
be necessary,-F. W. Hay found him
self iu bad predicament the other NOR
ming. On going to the safe in which his
books, papers, ETC., had been locked up
the preceding night, he found that the
key persistently refused to unlock it
Persuasion and force were alike unavail-
ing, SO he was obliged to ship the safe to
the makers at Philadelphia, and solicit
their Interference in his behalf 1.-The
Clinton street merchant who recently had
sum of money mysteriously distracted
from his store-drawer, says that he has
acquired sufficient information to acquit
'the gentlemanly letter writer from COM
plicity in purloining the same. 1t was
not that man, but another man.-Cellar
thieves and measles are prevalent in the
"Mineral ty"-The above items are
condensed from the Cambria Tribune.
NEW SCHEDULE.-A new schedule
| went into operation on the Pennsylvania
Railroad on last Monday, 9th inst. The
following is the time of the departure of
| the several trains from Wilmore and Cres-
son stations, this county:
WILMORE STATION.
West-Express Train leaves at 9.44 a. VI.
Fast Line +" 1000 P. II.
Mail Train 1" AS p. NJ.
East-Express Train " s.25 P. NJ.
Fast Line 6-30 A. ~
Mail Train " 1874 y. u.
CREssoN STATION.
West-Bxpress Train leaves at 9.22 A. N.
Z" Mail Train Ale p. III.
East-Express Train 1853 p. NJ.
Mail Train " l.04 A. n.
THE Fast Lines do not stop.1
The mails are carried on the Express
| west and the Mail Train east.
Annexed is the time of the opening
and closing of the mails at the Ebensburg
| Post Office:
MAILS ARRIVE.
| Eastern, daily, at II o'clock, noon.
Western, % at II o'clock, noon.
MAILS CLOSE.
| Eastern, daily, at O'Clock, P. N.
Western, % at o'clock, P. VI.
The mails leave for Wilmore, daily, at
7 o'clock, A. NJ.
To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-" iSamaref' in
ouires as follows: Is c. dizzard murray,
A.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP

nISSOLUTIONo OF PARTNERSHIP.
~ The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers in the Wagon Making
business, was dissolved by mutual consent
on the 9th day of November last. And now,
we hereby notify all persons indebted to the
said Firm, that the Books left in the
hands of d. II. Roberts, Esq, for settlement
and collection. All accounts remaining un-
settled the fret day of March next, will
be collected by due course of law, without
respect TO persons.
MORGAN HUMPHREYS.
ROBERP REES.
Ebensburg, Jan. 80, lS62-4t.
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eA See new advertisements.
rAs- Reading matter on every page.
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To CORRESPONDENTS" ,Samaref in
quires as follows: Is C. dizzard murray,
Esquire, the
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ny" The Public is requested to roll in
the more the merrier-and secure Bargains.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE

N
Sarah Dugan, Admx. of In the Common
Hugh Dugun, decd, Pleas of Cambria
Us county: No 7s
E. F. Lytle. Sept. Term, 1861.
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LoCAI. IMpRovEMENT.-An efiterpri-
sing gentleman from Blair county, named
M'Graw, has purchased a strip of real es-
tate near the depot of the Ebensburg q
Cresson Railroad, where he intends erect
ing at an early day first class restaurant.
We hope, and haven't the least doubt,
that the enterprise will "pay." His Sc
lection of the location indicates that he
knows what's what.
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Customers will be waited upon by accom-
modating Statesmen.
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These; and many other descriptions of
Goods, too numerous to here mention, con-
stantly on hand.
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RAILRoAD.-At the annual election of
the Ebensburg and Cresson Railroad Com
pany-heId on Monday, 18th inst.-the
following officers we're chosen for the en-
suing year
President-A. A. Barker.
Directors-Edward Roberts, Johnson Moore,
John Williams, George Rodgers, A. G.. Mullin,
Abel LLOYD, Richard Jones, Jr., Robert Davis,
Henry Foster, Isaac Evans, James Myers,
Thomas Griffith.
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Not to mince matters, he keeps a
FIRST CLASS COUNTRY STORE,
where anything or everything person may
need or desire be obtained.

By buying large stock at time, and paw
ing for the same almost entirely in Cash. the
subscriber is enabled to sell eonsideraByy
cheaper than other dealers in this community.
To be convinced of the truth of this assertion
you need only call and examine his Schedule
of Prices.
mo CHARGE FOR SHOWING GOODS y
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AMUsHMENTg.

AMUSHMENT9s
NiBLo's GARDEN-BRILLIANT SUCCESS
~ rhird week q the manIhcent operate spectacle
THE Hsfiu5Es uss6E4f4.kG s66HEQ4faA.EpaEgy ESSRonnN
auSndant or the production OF this beautiful piece,
49,, COMBINING IN An EMINENT DEGREE.
BALLET,
sPECTACLR,
BukLErTA. r.pcr
induces the management TO announce it
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER III NOTICE.
THE SPLENDID MOBILIZATION
MISS oARoLisE nrourNos,
RuUEp AFTER cng Rs 4 nsty M rfsssd Th
am INTELLIGENT AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES,
SPACIOUS AUDITORIUM *.
from parsuet 10 ceiling
brilliant reception OF ,,rvc, u.,rru
BEST rERPs1cHoREAN ARTIST
MR. FEEER HSpNss HSp ssnsADIp As Rs saHNE
FULL OpERATIC CHORUS
A SPLENDID BALLET.
AN INCREASED ORCHESTRA
.xoR1LErr DRxmArrc ina COMPANY.
admission Dress Q rce and Parquet .'"......D % cent?
y rce satranss on icsSy s.e cents
Doors open a. gus.sr past % oecmMsn%Ss % A. a O'clock
sEgT4HPs TaE sNShaSFksys, SsAER MAEJsEs'
ssIESbip Music, Jg M sgrEER EERs scENFRy
IN TIE Ss EvESISas
Admission ION this occason) TO all parts OF the house. c
the matinee (wihout extra eharEe any time during the
week
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HOTELS.

UOTEr--THE HOUSES NOS. e5 AND 97 Clinic
IA place, Eighth street, Fiith avenue VAL be open
Cos tse rscpn0n OF guests MAY Rooms can o. Obtained
without msns table dhote six O'clock private tables de-
Ored. front Basement 10 let suitable FOR physician
0sgses open Tor inspecti0n April ~.
NJ II. ANDERSON, formerly Hotel 81. julien.
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WHotEsALh DEALERS IN JEwELRY LOOK AT

w this-The subscribers having factory in Ncwsrt
nhed up expressly for the manufacture Of eweiry would
" make an arrangement with saIe house ~
ma nufac!ure for he All styles Of can be made To-
slua ng circular Plain engraved enamel A and in anv
ouant ~ Undonbted Inference responsibility and "a
rby can DC produced desired feel confident we can
New YORK, ,"esn Ds clearly shown in,srylew No
sg,s.s Co. Dor is Herald ccs s,stag wks
ssi rftfs an n. .ervisg mas be hsd.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A .. HLEEcEER- AUoroNEER
s6s 90 r .s AZ Z .sssoa S Tue.
% sslss -ecss = = ssssnd .g :.ns.
sSs
s.sss sees.ssds Centre Tables 2nsr.sstss Looking
ssdsss kssa sas &C. c.
ies.s1 =. Az ksa- ssSsss
A ucnos yorIcE-EARTHENwARE AND GLASS.
n w@e, by RoRERT dAYDoCK, on Tuesday, Aprl %,
ssif y Ssat4 sel IS crates white Granite and Common
Nass, M srerch and HoheGsn Gass, tQQ DO Ameri.
a. Flint Glass.
A UGTos SoIICE.awM. Writer'S AUcrIosssEERss , y = 3
eroek a. The New York Tattsrsalls, Sixth avenue and
eona sr hand 0Gse ops TasoG ba s ssss CO.
Also ne bay Horse 10 close concern Sale prempory
A UcTIoN SALE OF cRocEERy AND GLASS. HENRY
los & % and soap ss tsG
Ar se q 10 scoes q psds9 Als sw sasl!se T a.oss
Se a. Sale positive and reserve Goods carefully re-
A ucrIoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF A TRUSS
@ a. M Ss s sSs as
rm Of knne psps eonssns ,a q Irusses
some iron Bedssesd.
AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE IN BROOKLYN.
"A ny COLE &MURPHY, on Tuesday, at 10 O'Clock, At 80
ier sa in vsyss mahogany Beastesds and Bureaus En-
fsie Brussels and Ingram Carpets, elegant Hat
A ucrroE SALE OF GOOD FURNITURE ON TUES
~ day AZ l05z A. NJ, n 33 Lawrence street, Brooklsn
PEED CO., MISUNDERSTANDING of mahogany Sofas
Caars Tables Bureaus Washsiands Bedseads, Feather
ssaa carpets. ollcloihs, Kitchen Furniture, &c.
DAVID d. EoAN, ACCOMMODATIONS SALE OF
uoel FarnliuresThis day, April 49, al Io,s O'Clock
rs s % sn Sa three ss, Beer PUMP Of the
snsIns 10 ps % a mes, essSn street % near
spendd aioon 6eSS, sos black sU11. %s
nat fables cane seat Arm Chairs French plate Glasses plain
and Ornamental Chandeliers, On Paintings Engravings
Wines qao and Sesars Stoves Crockery Cooking Uten.
sls and A.tchen Furniture
~ u. LUDLOW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE.
~. bold furnisure a. aaction.-E H. LUDLOW 4 co.
s .e auction, on "Wednesday. April So at II O'Clock at
Furniture contained in said house. consisting in part OF
rosewood Sofas Lounges Easy Chairs Goic and Recep.
makers; French plate Pier Glass III aid Cen.
Ire Table marble top Pier and Sofa Tables Eaeere, with
Mattresses Bolsiers and Pillows Wahsands Toilet Croke.
ry Lorary Bookcases Kx enson Table mahogany and wal
Cursins Window shades, Cornlcss Gas chandeers nd
SsSs. Vevet, Brusses and Ingram Carpets. Ocloths,
giih which the sae viii commence Catalogues at Office,
No. Pine street
IL II. LUDLOW, AUcTIoxEER.-RANDsOME HOUSE
~. hold Furniture at sneton.-E. II. LUDLOW 4 co.
WI se at auetoa, Tuesday April 20 at II O'clock
Furniture contained In said house. mos, Of which made
70 order ~ Hut hings shwern, sting part OF
With Mirrors; rosewood octave Pianoiore round corners
Mn nal Son nakers marble top Centre Tables walnut
Bur, aus Washsands Conasdcs, Dressing Tah,cs Toilet
fsSs 6Ss Gncss nirs Bsd s
,.sss Enslish Brasseis aud Ingram earn e oths
Window Shades. Gas Chandeliers and Ds,.ekc . tc toge
tber with az assortment OF Kitchen Furnitule with wlich
The sale win commence Catalogues at o1iee No. Pine
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.

HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP JEwELRY.--10o
II pieces Of Jewelr for ~ comprising the descrp
ton pf ewery used In stationery packages One piece or
Mwery postage paid 10 cents with circular giving
a@scriron Of orr goods Also Stationery Jswelry
cents 10 ~ - aoren Address T. Andrews I'D Sudbury
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CLOTIIIN0.

oRRAr DEMAND FoR CLOTHING. FURNITURE
IA Carpets Jswelry.-ades and gentlemen can re-
,ss te following SIR Dresse. from y 70 ~;
Eg addressing NJ Abrahans Ss Seventh avenue be-
fweniyfh and fweniysizth streets Ladies pune
Iaally attended ~ " Mrs. A.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, 49, 1se2-TRPLE SHEET

SALES AT AUCTION.
WIN MOUNT. AUcTIoSRER
EXTRA AUCTION EorICR
LARGE SALE or
SPOOL COTTON
for account Of whom it may ooncerny
NEssRS. GEO II. STUART y
viii sell On
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 50,
through
WILNERDINGs & MOUNT
10000 DOZEN
1AYL0RS SIX CORD SPOOL COTTON,
ztU yards.
TO be sold without reserve for account Of when I may
ALSO.
THREAD, STANDARD MAKES
STAY BINDINGS. and other small Wares.
ALSO
7so PACKAGES FOREIGN DRY GOODS
Of the importalion Of
NE6SRs. GEO. H. STUART CO..
10 be sold without
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NEW PUBI.IOATIONs.

SEcRET socIErrEs-THErR USE AND ABUSE, ,-oR:
- angernen, Ribbon Men, Nrow Nothipss and kniohn o.
the Golden Circle. Free Mssons Ill Fellows 9ona OF IN
st CARt.ET0N's, &3 Broadway and ROSS TouskS"
One dime.
nEE MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR NATrRALHfsf0RyO OF
encratfofA private Instructor for married personf
or abou. marry both male and female by
,lck NJ D. author and lecturer upon the PhysiooV SUI
Diseases OF the aenerave Organs with numerous
ngs and coered plates; 2olth ELTON muon enspssa al
Sent by mai postage paid, on receip q ths price ,n',
arHONg shcr 81 hassp street N. ". Also four otn
works by the samr author Send for catalogue Ths"
correct work. Of the Kind published-xed Journal
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TxvTLIdAM ABBOTT AUcTroNgER, WILL sELr. on

w Tuesday 81 10 O'Clock the Fixtures OF The vel known
Liquor Store Of Chatham aud James
Iish Beer Pumps conners French plate Pier ana % her
Mirrors Arm and other Chairs walnut Tables
Paintings and beautiful EDfravnCs Of Nszrpps a. Iron
9afe Dscsntcrs Glasses. &C.. &c.
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w East Broadway, will sell Tuesday, ~ O'Clock, the
so fxturss Of the wholesale quor Store and fancy
Barroom 90 Wall street. quarters and sighhs Of Brsndy
pipes Of pure Gin Bourbon and other Whskeys three
Fs tatc Mirrors Counter thirty four feet long and al
other axtures contained In u first class Bsrroom.
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o. nnA WoNrH OF NEW AND grcOND HAND
RCsVnU rlaihMg wasied-For The oiy snd Wssirfn
ksrsa LADIES' nn4 rsni~msn having aag 10 dispose of
E,ls. u l,s, Pc, a cab :. s,Hs % o. sa
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NAhp-WE, TIE UNREKsIGNED ". tasshNnE % saa
MP, dnty EXPRESS unqualified srac alton
With rtau LehDurn of the schooner Viglan, for his
enicr qualities the management OF Ills last sailing
kessei. and although we experienced stormy and on this
nesoft passage affords us the greatest
Daeasare bear testimony TO HIS uniting exeIton and his
oncsast waichfuness for our safety and we most
tain All qualities become sailor. and hts schooner
ygn being Of the sauncest and fastest of vessels
Nsi has been good fortune 20 sail in Theodore W
rhinney, y chard sweeting, ND; VIM y ,hofr.il Pha-
go ssssa. Gstnnehend, Iavre France; w. r. Mr-
nj. Nov YORK; McCaffy, Jr, Canada; j.. IA. G. once.
vln ". Hot, William Whitehead Newark, ~ J.; J. Cos
~ fhilaa.lphia; A. ID. E. Bonamy, John Whitehead
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CTEAM TO LoNDoNpERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER
~ pool-The Montreal Steamship Company's first class
1un powered, Clyde built steamer bob ENIAN, Captain
6aiantyne, carrying the Canadian and United States
VIII sail from Portland next Saturday. May 3. Rates
assase from New York:-Frst class according 70 acccmmo
40 ~ S anu soo, eseiass o1ia WIN eoou
lowing reduced cabin $l3 $l67 Steerage
~ Cerlncatss ssed for nging out from
we principal towns in Great Britain and ireland At very
tetes Fer passage apply at 23 Broadway New York.
HABEl. q SEARI.E IL. General Acnn
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~ HANDSOME HQusEH0Lp FURNITURE,
By EDWARD SCHENCK, this cay. 18th inst, At l0}s
O'clock ~ 3 East 54h sr e between Le,Dgt and Third
avenues all the handsome Furniture contained in the above
house, consisting in Part OF parcr
5rocaei God PannoIte Cenre fables, tasere Cur
iains vey. and Brussels Carpets Mirrors Bookcases
wood and mahogany Bedsteads mar top Bureaus ash
SANDS and Co1motcs; Mahogany Sofas Chsigs, Ward
robes Ihgan Carpets Hair Mattresses Bvds and Bedding
Chan cers and Gas Fixtures China ard ware Clocss
g.; also, the Kitchen Furnite with which The sale viii
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IIDwARD STANTON. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, ON
~ Tuesday next April - at u O'Clock NJ N he Gxtares
of the Opian Store OF 755 Broadway, Il ath street.
as foiioSs L.rge and small Show csss Celntrs Side
GAG Rcic, TOR, Chan 5esrs, Sves Awning large bug
az prooi non saie &c., &c. Sale positive Teros csh
Ccods must be removed The day. Aney0D~s on a
SO Chatham street SfS
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A rTrNTros, LADIES AND GHSrLENEE-IF you
"A viA q 81 III laA ysue FOR caston cothns Car
ssss ne vel known dealer, " HARRIS 10 seventh ave
BE- convinced VII be dealt with 20
Ysar Dor Dresses IRON. N 70 $50 Goats from
~ tlb fgf fsnisf of3 Please do not forget 70
tsn<sl - Mr. Iial.ia
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NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY, asl
IN South street. April 3d. 1862 The Board OF Directors
have this day declared dividend of per (s payable
and after the first day Of May next The Tanser Ecoks
Nv. MASON. Secretary.
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A ,rrrNTTos IApIrs AND 0ENrLEMEy-f HAVE

n IIINIIUN, MEE.--f
"A tgsi received purchase Of Clothing, Fur
Carpets the California market do pronasc
pay prses che city by calling idress
ns noie NfNfZ 1877 sixth avenue two doors above
yssth street. Ladies 1T nded 10 by Ars hntL Remen-
H~r. lr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-26

a Methodist miuister has invented a
double chsmbered ahen. the inner con-
tanning powder and tie on,er a composition
intensely inaammatory aud explosive.
which, when the shell bursts, consumes.
everything il falls upon. 1t Is said to ne a
reFy destructive engine, and the clerical
inventor is reported 70 have remarked,
while explaining his Invention q, the De-
PaFtmeat At Washington, HFaitb, sir, l
preached he'll Ore and birthstone in. the alb
1tFaet long time, and now TN give'em 4
little Of il 10 The concentrated form. The
nameof the p1gnaeious minister is Patsr
but, IS Shakespeare says, whats in 3
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HoNEvER .tationarr 40 Mn.l.m. -.

HOWEVER stationary the Moslems may
es IN religion, slhey are as progressive as
The mos enIightened Ghristfans IN sna6g
esering DO paper basis, The Turkish
Government has just tried astreasary mote
experiment, aud nearly caused i politisai
revelation through the fearful losses Of
the people. It issued /, 200, 100000 piss-
tres tabout $4,000. OOo) in kayemes or
treasury notes, not Fedeemable in specie.
bat fandable il Il years s per cent stock
As soon as they began 70 dspreSiats, the
brokers eouspiret TO cry them down, aud
finally at Galata, nosr Constantinople
some of tho brokers refused to buy them
at any price. Holders rushed oG the
shiuplasters for whatever they could,
get The transactions in edibIes wore
astonishing. Provisions had no mar.
ket value, but depended on the caprice
or option of the yender. Chickens sold
At 50 to 81 each, meat at 80 aud 80 cents
pee pound; loaf of bread broght 81 !.
rice, flour, butter, Be-, incorporation Eve
rythiag was bought up by persons who
we're able or had the opportunity to do so.
Many poor people went to bed supperless
on Christmas night, for the markets were
cleaned out. The distursanees became 50
fearful that the police aud military forces
had to be called out, The obnoxious brok-
ers' Offices were closed, aud the Porte is.
saed proclamation showing up their
tricks aud Designating four plaees-two
ia Coassaniinople aud two in the SUI
Iberhs-Nhere everybody, except the
aSasy-ehangers, could procure gold coin
ia exchange for kIytats at the rate OF
loo Piastres to the Torkish ira or pound,
not exceeding liras TO each person. This
quie,ed the community, aud the prices of
articles Of consumption have since been in
= Measure reduced to their former eondi-
di'iOni but the demand for specie in COM
merce is SO great that exchange yer re-
mains At $40 piasters the pound sterling,
or about 81 per cent advance on the usual
rate. 1t needs no argument to show that
where stable currency exists, and men
can calculate the cost of their dinners
without danger from depreciation of their
funds At the rate of 20 per cent an hour,
no such scenes az the above could ever
happen. They bear a strong likeoess to
the recorded payment of 500 in continen-
tai currency for tapping a poor soldiers
boots to help him homewards, at the close
of our revolu ton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-26

TnERE is no aspect of the campaign at
the present time, thar gives more cheering
hopes of the speedy downfall of the rebel
lion, than the strong Union feeling that is
everywhere shown at the sight of the old
Gag, Our troops found it in Tennessee
aud Alabama. and the forces who are for
cling Price into Arkansas, find it there
Brilliant aud decisive as have been the
victories Of the past two weeks, it would
take many more of the same sort to con.
qIer foreign country. But the people of
the South are not Foreigners; the love o
country has not died out among The great
mass Of the people, aud IS soon as We can
get the wicked and rebeliious leaders, as
We seem in a fair way to do pretty soon,
tue people viii be not only willing, but
eager to return TO their allegiance. Let
as keep the bail moving and give them a
fair chance TO say who shall rule owe.
AuGuls