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Si'uaxue Cask. —A very singular transac
tion took place last week, which terminated
yesterday as follows :—On Saturday last, D.
Burhansc, landlord at Youngs’ 1 avert!, five
miles from this city, missed from his trunk S6OO
in specie and bank notes, lie immediately
commenced a search, and on Saturday evening
Irom some circumstances, supposed he had good
reason to suspect lii.s hostler, and an adjoining ■
neighbor and his wife, t > be concerned in the
theft, He had them arrested and put in jail Sat
urday night.
On Sunday night, his own wife acknowledged
that she purloined the money, when the bus. j
band immediately had two of the prisoners re.
leased on bail. esterday, at :l o’clock, the !
case came up for legal investigation and the
wife was brought on to the stand as a witness,
when site swore that she herself took the mo
ney, without the knowledge of‘chick or child,” ,
and now had it in safe keeping. In answer to
the questioh where the money was, she stoutly
refused to tell. The court decided she must—
she decided she maun'l. The Court hinted at
a commitment lor contempt. She told them to
go ahead—said she would go to jail—would
lay there as long as they could support her
there in those quarters—would die there, but
never nrocr would she tell where the money ‘
was.
She claimed that the money was her own
and took it as such, and meant to keep it too ; if
any body could help themselves, let them doit.
A dispute arose among the counsel as to the
•rclevacy’ of several nice points—whether it
amounted to a thelt it being her husband’s mon
ey or whether she was obliged to tell where it
was, Arc. She had fully exculpated the three
accused, by shouldering it herself; and now
who wits on trial? —or was there any body?—
She said she was ‘something of a lawyer,’ and
she didn’t think it very good law that a person
should be obliged to tell every body where their
money was, for ‘they might,’ said she, ‘want to
steal it.’ liaxvyers looked blank—the Court
wasn t ‘sure he was.right;’ the woman was per
fectly resigned to her fate, wheiher it was the j
jail or otherwise—reiterating that she should
keep the money any how ; and the Court was
obliged to dismiss!bi^^^MMM|^M9HHHßH|
nnno—a iH'nuuiut v atomic rogiDiiTWhich
told mo by a Orman friend in America, whon
1 1 ili le dreamed of ever travelling over this s|iot.
—Our road now gradually ascended the high
ridge from which wo were soon tooverh ok the
plain of Jericho. The track was so stony and
difficult as to make our progress very slow ; and
the white rocks under the nini-day sun gave out
such heat and glare as made me enter more
throughly into the story of Peter and the rher
rioj, than my readers can prehaps do. And yet
the many to whom I have told the legend in
conversation have ail tell its beauty, it is thus:
—Jesus and two or three of his disciples went
down, one summer day, from Jerusalem to Jer
icho. Peter—the ardent an eager Peter—was
as usual, by his teacher’s side. On the road to
Olivet lay a horseshoe, which the teacher desir
ed Peter to pick up, hut which Peter let lie, as
he die not think it worth tit ■ trouble of stooping
for. The teacher stooped for it and exchanged
;t in the village, for a measure of cherries.
These cherries he carried (as Eastern men now
carry such things) in the bosom folds of his
dress.—When they had to ascend the ridge,
and the road lay between heated rocks and over j
rugged stones, and among glaring white dust j
Peter become tormented with heat and thrust,
and fell behind. Then the teacher dropped a
ripe cherry at every few steps, and Peter eager- !
iy stopped for them. When they wore all done
Jesus turned to him, and said with a smile.
“He who is above stooping to a small thing
” ill have to bend his back to much lesser tiling.’
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—Miss \tarlinrau, in the Pro pit ‘s Journal.
Saving Grace. —The Duke of Wellington, 1
when travelling on horseback in some part ol
England, stopped at a worthy clergyman’s and j
was waited upon by a simple rustic who nils- j
wored all his Grace’s questions wite 4 Yes mis- j
ter.’ The Duke's l■ race, shocked at the fol- 1
lows ignorance, rebuked him, and, telling him, I
that the gentleman who was visiting his master 1
was the greatest man in the kingdom, said:
4 Whenever he bids you to do anything, you !
must always say Your Grace.’ The young rus. !
tic treasurd up this advice, and when, a day or
two afterwrrds, the Duke amounted his horse
and hade him take the stirup a hole lower, thr
boy with great solemnity answered— and for
trhal ire are about to receive, may the Lord
make us truly thank lid.
A llappv Illustration— Elder Knapp oc
casionally gets off a good thing, notwilh. t iffd.
ing his bad ones. During his recent stay in
this place, he was one evening speaking of the
prevailing tendencies of some religionists to
iong prayers, At remarked that we could lind no
example for these in the scriptures. The pray,
or* of our Savior were short and to the point,
i li* prayer of the publican was • happy apeei.
men. When Peter was endeavoring to walk
upon the waters, to meet his Master, and was
about sinking, had his supplication been as long
as the introduction to one of our modern pr*\-
era, before lie got half through, ho would have
been fifty feet under waler !— Dover Telegraph’
Napobt-y.—W. N, Sypher advertises his
runaway wife in the New Orleans Mercury,
just what we should expect from a woman inSr.
rylng an 0. We suppose (he parties have no
children, for niinght can come of 0, according
to the old adage.—.l/oh, Her.
Ct'TK Hoy.—At a circus out west a boy was
trying to beg himself in.
j ‘.Lend me half a dime, Mr. mid then lii
have enough to get in with/’said lie addiessing
a stranger whose name he had heard called.
“ Who are you., and where do you work ?
asked the stranger.
j “ Win John, and 1 work in your shop,
i “ There's no such boy as John in my suop
i as I reccollecl.
“ Win ye j there is. i only went Monday,
“ YMu little rasral, 1 have no simp.—Yon and
better tell me next I'm your father.”
‘ Dr gracious ! how do I know hut you arc ;
** fn;* ti.i i,g|) I” said the stranger lake toe
dime !”
Vk:;y Natch*i.. —During the. perlormance
of the Ita i.n Opera Iccnt ins! week, and in the
midst of otic of the most touchingly interesting
passages ot the graeefu! and bewitching Norma,
Tede-co stepped quickly and passtonntely to
the fo.itlight with so much earnestness, that a
poor fellow in the parq’.i ‘He started up nil I ex
claimed : “ 1 ihn't understand you, in' am —in/
if you wan’ any help, I’m here !’ ihe mag
nificent priina duuii joined in tiic lung A cause.,
by this queer sally.
“ Hiram, my bov, von must be more carclm
with yourself,” sai l a lender father to his son.
“ You li no not the constitution of some ?
‘ Don’t b’lieve it thirl—don’t b’iieve a word on’t.
Golly! I’ve, got the constitution of a hoss. j
There ain’t no break up nor down in me. Dang ;
i, if I don’t b-lieve I’vs got the Constitution ol
the United States-”
Goon.—Ail Irishman who had commenced j
buiidlng a wall round his lot, of rather uncom
mon dimensions, viz : lour feet legit and six lee!
thick, replied—to save repairs, my honey.!
Don’t you see that il it should cvef fall down, |
it will be higher than it is now.’
Gi vinu I 111-: Roan.—lit the northern part of
New Jersey, there lived an old Quaker remai’k- |
able for his obstinaucy.—Among other peculi
arities of disposition, lie had a custom of making
every vehicle lie met upon the road, while dri
ving, turn out ot the way for him. frequent at-1
tempt* had been made to force him to give up j
ufirling prerogative, but tiiey had till piovetl j
Hot vailing. Nevertheless a young mail in his
Higlihurhond, not at all discouraged by these |
HpcatcJ failures, laid a wager that he would!
Hke the old gentleman yield to him. Ai;Cor-
having summoned up his resolution, he
out on what we might perhaps call, were
sublimely disposed, * ihi ) new crusade.’ Ile .
IH, espied liis adversary driving his ‘ creelur” \
■Hue cuMounry jog-trot, They met a dead;
oil both sides.
:> 'i “i niiiug, friend how docs thee do?!
|H't ! th<‘e turn tin horse a little to one side V
exactly, sir ; 1 expect you to turn out
me
Oli ’ thee does does thee * The can wait a i
while, 1 suppose ?”
H-- Certainly, with pleasure !’
■il l this, the Friend quietly filled liis pipe, j
Hoick a light, and commenced smoking. Our |
Hro took a cigar from his hat, and soon made
Hmodel of a locomotive of his face, ’t he smo- [
for some time was conducted by both par
'iids with the composure and gravity becoming
the occasion. After a while, the old gentle
man laid aside his pipe and drawing a paper
from his pocket, began to read.—Our friend, on
the other hand, also produced a newspaper and
was soon deeply engag'd in the pcMt-a! of its
contents. This went on, and the day went on.
Tlie Quaker gel through with his news first.
Ok?” A little girl, observing a goose with a
yoke on, exclaimed, “ Why ina, there is a goose
got on corsets ; it walks like sister Sally.”
THE SUNKEN STEAMER TALISMAN.
\\ e published last week (says the Balti
more Sun) a telegraphic account ol the sink
ing of the steamboat Talisman, bv collision
will) the steamer Tempest, by which at least
fifty lives were Inst. We have some further
accounts in the St. Louis papers, but as yet
uo names. A large number ol the lost pas
sengers were farmers ami their lamilies emi
grating to the JJpper Missouri and Mississ
ippi country. A young couple were drown
ed in the cabin who bad been married bill a
few days previous at Cincinnati. Tvvoehil
dren were also drowned in the cabin. A
young lady passenger was hurried so sudeu-
U from Iter state room by the water, that siie
was forced to leave berretieu le, eoiaining
§OOO in gold beneath her pillow.
The Reveille of tile 21st, says:-“By the
arrival of tile Genesee, last evening, we. are
put in posssession of the gratify iug fact that
the loss ol life from the above disaster lias
been greatly exaggerated. No cabin pass
engers were lost, and but from twentyhve to
thirty of those on deck. Twenty-live of
passengers, also the captain of the Tailstiian
came up on the Genesee.
Latch from Brazil. —The bark Arana ar
rived at New Orleans on Tuesday, after a pas
sage of fifty days from Rio Janeiro.
: The officers of the l'tilted .States ship of the. \
; line had paid a very acceptable compliment to j
1 the authorities on the occasion of the baptism
\ of the Princess Lcopoldina, daughter of the cm
j peror. The whole of the m:\*ts, yards, hull
and rigging oj that noble vessel were decorated
with variegated lamps it; honor es the event.—
I The leading journal of the city savs :
41 7'his act of delicate attention to the impe
rial family and to the Braziilians, as a nation,’
j is another proof tint the amicable relations
which have I'm- so long a period existed between
j Empire and the 1 uited Stoics, ran suffer j
no detriment by tbc conduct of any unrrflec
ting agents.’
A letti 4 :-tn the X. O. Commercial, savs:
‘•There “ft, a fancy ball here the other niM,
j fttthe Cas-ino Rooms, when thy Emperor dan.
| j L ' p d w ith Mrs. To,!, and Mr. Tod xvuh the Em
| ! press. 4 Report says that hi th are very much
; “•Uslift I \x ith the illumination of the Ohio when
| the princess as baptised.’
ffr. ise, it will he reccollected. refused the
i usual court*.ie on the birth of the princess.
The Congress of Buenos \yie* has adopted
a at rong decree in approbation of the conduct
of the governor touching the British and French
, hitsrOrßiiee. It rsccommiwtdr • day of public
’ rejoicing to celebrate 44 the glorious resistance
I made to the insidious propositions of France and
England though their late envoys.’
M§@@(§i§ DZMS)SJIA-f,
1 Death ok Hot. It cock L. Gamble;—Wc
regret to record the death of this truly pure h'gh
i mmde I aad honorable gentleman. He expir
ed at his place in Jefferson County on the 20th
i nut. of apoplexy. He was one of tho few men
in Georgia who escaped tin* poisoned arrows
ol detraction dining his political career. He
was a noble specimen of human nature and his
death ill occasion many sincere regrets, be
cause l.e leaves behind him no noble or more
j disinterested citizen.— Jour, A- Mens.
Italy.— Letters from Rome of the 28lh of Oc
tober, saytlio Secretary of Stale has sent in bis
resignation, and Pius IX. has seemingly accepted
it. Different Cardinals arc spoken of as Ids
successor. The appointment of M. Savclii to the
post of governor of Home has not given satisfac
tion. Accounts from Milan -peak of the arrest
ol several persons of consideration, amongst oth
ers that of a highly respectable banker. Letters
Irom Naples of the 2H?i nil. state tiiat the insur
rection in Calabria is entirely at an end. Advi
ces from Genoa, of the Sth insf., bring reports of
; one of the most magnificent popular ovations.
The reforms recently made in the udministm
i lion of the state by King Charles Albert, have
.'ilk’ I the entire population of Piedmont with en
thusiasm. Blood had been shed at Fivizarro.
The Modenese wore the aggressors. The latter
arrested without knowing why, the sergeant in::- i
jor of the Tuscan carbineers. The multitude \
took his part. The Modune.se tired upon the”
people, killed one and wounded several. Upon
this all the citizen.-; flew to arms, am! a skirmish
ensued, which Mas going on at the departure o!
the courier.
- The magnificent ovation given to Prince •
i Charles Albert, by the people < f Piedmont, ap- ;
pears to have excited the widest feelings of sat
-1 isfictinn at Genoa. Amongst other interesting I
demonstrations by the people, the following ittci- j
1 dent occurred: The American minister, Mr.
Wickiifie, had stationed himself about half way
between Turin and Monctilicvi, in order to sa
lute the king. No sooner did the immense mul
titude which followed the royal carriage perceive !
the American Minister, than they made the air
ring with cries of ‘Kviirti il Stall Uiii/i!’ • hr
riua V America!’ ‘ Keehta il Minis'.ro della
grande Ilrpullica!' —‘Long live the United
States!’ 1 Long live America!’ ‘Long live the
mini Her of the great republic!’ The cry thus i
commenced, was taken up and continued by lids
vast assemblag • of the people of Piedmont, ex
tending from Turin to M.uiculievi, a distance ot
three miles. It is computed that between one
and two hundred thousand people were in the
procession.
Loss on Tin! Packet Sute .Stkphk.v Wiiit
,\;;v. —This noble, but uulbrtmlate vessel was
totally loit at 10 o’clock P. M., on the loth
u!t..j ou her voyage, from New \oik to Liver
pool under circumstances the most perfectly
uiipaliing that the imagination cati possibly con
ceive. Mistaking the light upon Rock Island
near Gape Clear, on the south coast ot Ireland,
for the Old Head of Kiiisale, she continued her
course, intending to make Cork harbor, with a
! suddenness which defied ail human dibit to
i avert her fate, she came broadside on a rock
l called the West Call, about four miles inside tbe
j Cape, and, in less than ten minutes after strik
! ing was dashed to atoms, overwhelming no les*
| than ninety.two of her liopless crew and pass.
! engers, eighteen, only ot one hundred and ten,
j succeeded in clambering up the face of the rock
j which forms a wretched island, containing three
j fishermen’s lints. The following is a list ol
! the officers ami crew that perished: —Charles
i’opliain, master, irishman ; Robert Giil, 2d
! mate, Englishman ; Tho* Bills, Georgia Ray*
| mond, and William Brown, New Haven; Char
: les Browne, James Crow ford, and Robert Ilobe
New York; William W biggs, Bath, l . IS. ;
! Cleary, Baltimore; Com. Hick*. .Massachu
setts; Benjamin Evans, also a native o! Ameri
ca ; John Will’ams, Cnrnavon, Wales ; Andrew
j Deall, Denmark ; and Rose M'Cormack and
I Eliza Miiler. Stewardesses,
j All the first and second cabin passengers per
ished, comiirisiiig Dr. Groyney, Cork; Mr.
i Roberts, Mr. Fordyce, Scotland ; .’iir. Robinson,
| Liverpool; Mr. ?*lc Cagney, Ohio ; Mrs. ‘Plioin,
: Exter, Eng ; James Me Siuskey. Mary Connor,
| Isabella Quin, David Me Grattan, Martha Dtlil
’ slide, and others. The 18 who were saved
are Thomas Alien, Ist mate. James B. Mackay
1 2d do., Jos. Miller, steward, Win. Johnson,
boy, Jno. Hathxvay, David Ferguson, Win.
Smith, Henry Maine, Daniel Greavs, Tbos.
Jackson, John Pearson, George Peirce. Adol
phus Jackson, and Joseph or James Saunders,
i seamen ; Edward Kkin, Patrick Patterson, jr.,
| and Joseph Buitler, passengers. So complete
was the destruction ol the doomed siii[> that the
; only vestiges of her to be. found are small pieces
j of timber not more than -i teet long.
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Ihr Scbtod, oi ibe o’ j ft* of S- :r be‘oevnlri.re,
,-d. A. niIAA\C' t ,
\ . H. (r,'rps.!{,
.frt> r iJi. ‘Trdfticcr#
\v s.crt r. j
Vi ILI.V WIU IAMH, j
forliinib.!/, !>er. CA, i ;jr.
v.’a
foIHK simieraigrred ennfinne the aJo.ve hn -ior** f their
1 old aiainl on t'nttnn Avenue, > |?rre they ks tp e#/i;-
sManflv f.n hand a mini j*?:pply ol SA v fl V
whiclilhey will *'’ll hj* low ase in bo risenbere.—
Tbev are nl*o well prepared h f ,%rrMi’ nr v Job in ti;e
t:AftPK.VrfcfTr l line of *.r ai/♦**!:
noiire ami on rc*aoimblf leni.s.
WIIUiUT i GARKKTT.
Jnn 11,1847.
LAND FOR SALE.
raOiß o.Kler:-:>m->l .Clts for .'!-r *<: •: two I* • •-
® ttKon; ir. Hu*“.’!l i'cr.r.ty. A f.n
rl terms. One of life I'lat.!::?:. ;>• !:• on Little
I Tehee rreek, I I miles fro.:. (Vi.inluw. : ! two ■’ *..
Crawford, c>nt:.i..nj: (> 10 ttr: . of .1 •: •’> f ,
•tate of rollivation. There is ? ! < aer.- es rich
hammock lar.l—a i.'iii house aml Scrc.v, will.a c :>-
fi.rlnbfe dwelfioj: lavse ami a!', necessary oe'-heiM-
K.js, two jiO.si v.eifs o. with r, I,■ tv o .j,.’ mi*!
Mi.fl'spring*, a.el li! e;;.-’- a ‘.inv Or. far.! is vtaclw -i
r,j the piaee. I cvillalro sell a !.<>l of si.*, acres of Tai
in Crawford, -2 ini’es the above [> ce. tv<.! i.-
proved, w iff. a fieautifnl livsidr-i.ee and . v ry cei>-
venicnce atlaelied t-> it.
The „t!.er place is aitoafed on the nj! ’ - -r-.-cf
17 miles from Cohn.ih.is. directly on the midnie road
to Monteomery, containing h |i( > n- r-cos i and. al:o:;t
•Jsi) acres in a liL'l. st .'e o!Clhi-.a’ on. *’ U
land is hammoei, and ti.a rich Mar I; !.:ne hind, v/hit.i
has proved lo be as productive as the river to “-
This (ilare ha s atiaci.ed to it pi . I slab!.-- and other
ofit-hnildii.es. l>as an outlet to a line and inexhausti
ble range for stock, and is situated in a line neigh
borhood.
I am anxious to srll. The*” who want ‘■< od I ■■’. d~.
with conveniences attached. I an. certain will he
pleased. Good and satisfactory titi-sgiven.and pay
ments made easy. TIIOMAS S. ‘i A I E.
(frawfor.l, Al. A..;,25, t!<l*. 11l
NOTICE.
OCRING tnv absence from Colnml.i.r, j.vJiKs A.
-Rttanroni. is my authorised A tent.
j.\jis;s vr.RNov.
foln.nl.os, ftrpt. 23. I&I7. ‘ J '”
WILL put dull Razors in t noil order in from
one to five minute*.
THY IT.—Ouiv aO cents per Jinx, which will iosl yon
frii yent*.
From Wiley E.J<mr9 f L*q. Colvml v*, (in.
I take pleasure ... stating that having made n*e „•
the Imperial Razor Strap i’;ete s..”ie three months. I
find it is every thing stated to he by the Proprietor,
it will put a good fill” edge to a Razor immediately,
without any trouble. It is tie very be*’ th.ng i have
ever used to sharpen a itazor with.
WII.r.Y K. JONHS.
From Mr. J. il. Gordn'e. principal Xa.’r .\ctuHii,sj,
Wynrifofft tia.
I have made nse of fie imperial Razor Strap Paste-.
and am well convinced there i- no dccc,-ti :t in it. it
is superior to any thing i have ever i.-cd *•. pi > fc.p
isioe np. a Razor. ( would not ha witiamt it for
I at.v reasonable consideration.
J line 23,1846. J* H. (JOOnjkr..
For sale bv Dr. M. WOODRUFF, Columbus. Ga.
and in most of the counties of the State.
Aos.lf.tß**. 33 ts
BRA NCRE7H ! S FLLC.
ronlngi ok and Epidrazir liiscn^s.
l , |7ATi’R m:*l be aibpinl to ihr nature rs the fish. nr
Tv lh.*re will be no p n pagntwn t f fhr* > perils. The
(> i| m• |be ndnpt*d In the serif, nr there w ill ro irrrenif.
The rliinale m#t h*vf three mailers in it n hicb vw ilI unite
nni keep I iv*- epidemical nr rvnmzU.t .* \h ifi r.-. • r I he;,
w ill become citing wished, rs -i lamp ihit i cnstippiie'd
w iih oil. So if * likewise wild Him on Frau :j; cnrinot
be nmterb liy afire red by epidemical or cmfri.<rs inßin
diea, nnlrss Ibe re be tho.*c mntJfrs fl* a?in*4 in ihceirrtiia- !
lion, which offer ihc oppr f rintc c *iL Ih pnrifvii g oiir
bodies with ihf BRA.MMihI ITS FI! LS. which hme
affinity with those imporiiica upon w hie licool as sen fee da.
wc raif always Ire! secure, whatever di-rnse may rase
around ns. True, w e may hire il. bin il will soon he over,
onr sickness will be l!ie mTnir of a day or two. while those
who have hern toovritf to use this MMl’l.Kimd EXCEL
LENT RE.MEI>Y, either die, or have weeks, and |*tihaps
months ot sickness.
sty They are kepi constantly on hand, by
W ESSO.\. BOOH F. Ft & JIT A N FOR sh
Celtimbus, Nav. It, 1847. 4f Sot I
Jlladrfrn, •Idams & €&.
dealers is am. or-
Marble Work.
•urh • GRAVE STONES,! ABLETS, MO.\I\VENTS
CHIMNEY PIECES. At. Alm>, Worker, in
dranitr, Cr*rr in Sinnr. At. ,Vr.
ST Corner of Oglelliorpo nn*! Rnndnlph •trccu,
COLUMBUS, Ga.
B.—PLASTER OF PARI* i>r, on hnnil. for J 1
nr.3l, t. I |v
CHEAT AND CROW RICH.
f23 HIS has been the secret principle of too many ;
2. 0 | ib,_. Wholesale Dealers in Teas up to this
time, and they have practised the most shameful im
po-iiion on the country merchant without any fcarol
detection. II.:t a ncv. era in the trade has come, and
the PL'A'/.V Ti'.A COMI’AS Y claims the honor
of its introduction. ‘J'iiey were the first to raise the I
banner ol Reform, cn which it lias inscribed the ti.ii
.’ pie words— j
“i’UHE TEAS AT HONEST PRICES.”
A complete revolution has been the consequence.—
1s t consumers oi Tea every where look at what we
have done.
1. U p were the ‘irft to sand them ‘Peas that used
to he called too good lor them before.
■J. We have driven out of the market a vast amount J
trash, and introduced a belter cla-s of Teas than j
has ever yet keen sold. I.n;s,rters of Tea < ‘.tea c .me !
lo :;s for teas for their own me.*, ami for tiieir friends, j
J j’i.” Teas i.:i ntiojicd in this i ataiog.ie, are done !
up in <;e:.rter pound, bill je.und, and one pound pack- !
ages—the first, i r inside wrapper is lea;!, the sen,, and
is water-proof pa;<er, and tire third or ouUide wrap
pc ’ is of Ciiincru rice paper. The <‘ompany sell net e
b.t CiOOIJ ‘i'llA S and *.ie up in tics superior manner.’
all of them grown in 1 .e most luxuriant districts in ,
China. ST Country dcaicn* may select as a tunil! a
quantity of each kind as they like, and have H ein
m.ckeii in , e chest. These leas also come in five
pound parkapt . ! •• . :r.!at;;.s,' : a very ccuven
;en!. Utii< if.il and j ortal.le : I,ape,
irhe - <s”4 r>- ,i. , n any j art of * i;<? United Stale*
or Canad i. -an order any ol rh** teas in this catalogue.
IV let!*- .;i| .. . ,;i ,n ;ti <;r wl.-hcs. We park
t.heui it. •n.t-.-o . and deliver thris. to the i or
wantuig .Mercliant iree from cl a.g” tor } acking or ‘
callage. TS.e ;;.<-n<y should always zeempanv the
order.
An importer h;V y kooied to i:s that he
cot.ld make more money by sending had Teas lo the
N<*w rb inrrke .T<!mn> t aetlian gWe are resolved
to ‘ /Crthrow this rand, and now call upon agents in
•:>’ to-.", n ill til. U. *d t-hat -s to ci.c forward am.
buy the ti i i.nparti and by- the i’ri-in 7 J C"i>‘~ony—
and w-* pV-lge-our: -ives, that if in six months they
do no", sell more Ten than tbeoi-le-t and largest deal
er* in the town, v.e will give them oar T< a without
charge. “Ti is is plait. Kogiish and cannot he m'sen
dersli-cd. We app. al for .< slimoi.v loth* i<aM-i;sr
• sue--, -s <;f oar Agent.-: in every pait oi the U. States.
. ‘ * - - the Uni If! til ate
for the sale of these ‘l’, a*, by w hich they can make
BK.nry. ;.::d ci r.fer a Lvnfii upontiie public by supply
ing the pure article.
W.? 1:;..e red• ced prices more than'gj percent,
bet:: In !?!;:<•!; and Green Tea*. The wholesale pla
cer:; a_v we are ruining tit-* trade, and ca ! us hum
bugs. T .is -.vi-have done already, ami now me whal
we are toady to do:—
1. Wc vv.il till Teas by the single chest, half
chc.-t, or 11 lb. box, at the same prices that whole
sale gro-'ers pay the importers when they buy by
the hundred packages.
2. The v.-h i’-nlf grocer allows <•.■’>- I'd,or Id Iks.
tare to il.” half che-f. Tit;* is a cheat I Vfe will al
low, iu tut st instaii! cs. Id ih>. Sure cn ti e same.
and. U >■ i.i-, ertali- lo sell every kind of Tea
t so. •• - ‘•! ■■ ‘<;•/. ‘• !t • r lb. tkta- rr than the wl.ole
“ 5 iow n you i’.t this?” *kx the country mer
; answer: We are t • n’rnt v. i 7
f-'-r rer.t. j:■ ;lt, in.: .i of g.O and i-0 jt r cent, r, in
whole*ile gin-crs.
cat \i.ooi u of rr. t?’
‘x * *.•.<- ...; iitz vv in. jiofsKs or Trie
PEKIN TE A COMPANY,
7->aad7? I-'uitun street, Aew t urg.
CRF.h.V TE A!*.
Young llyson, good 33
*• ** curgtf oU
“ “ “ ** tiiicr, 621
“ ** fine .*&reo, 76
** ** i*ir fin"...,....... fc7|
•* “ .Silver l.caf. $ I 00
lit •. rrv fin<*. . 76
I'lai* Hiion (rmtih,. Sfl 00
Uun;>owdi f 76
** pop-tittr I (-0
** Plidil IjJffiWlh, 1 V 5
r*""! *** 76
bihk mill ffniGdii', S (0
** COsuoitt %erh i*;t|rriGi,... 1 26
I|vA)DSIiM lift*? Davor, Ifri
** ** exlm DC)
111. TKAS
PoiiHloiJS. fitll flavor,. 38
** :* 6l
“ vary *u|M?rijr. 76
SureiioHg:. 33
**’ r vfru - Ul
Ooloiif. *Sr'i :. flavor 50
00/ont?. i i* ii , iii..! univrr-
s! a!* -trlioji.
Vcrv firu*,. 63
Hxim fii” .to oi:i?}ioiiiiii imJ liu!/ (toiiHfj otfjvf*,.. 76
\e I3m l Itri .’ 1 50
Br<*fklFt T fill** !> n
“ *’ ** cxirn filir
I ■ Ati*. fld.or, /.... 7.6
** v tv fins* 50
(Vkoke rjowtit<,eooil..... *s7i
** ** gartSeu 1 50
’ Bt t!:o:ibove u - <* hxjtn'l fJailv from C2iina pv
c*ra! eht-p* of Tea, exclusively impnrtrd hy
tic Feint Ten Compat.y, and which wc intend to
to jfrevent trickery. J.ct our agent*
ready.
> r-- gY- n-| fr, xv, • rT
wCLLi-.?. IT3WS?APE-Pu.
rr-lliS v.-rk it is the intentinti of the publisher, who
1 is we!! known to tlie A met inn public, to make
hr ruperb r to any < :(:i r Family Newspaper of the
<biy. itvv.l! k<- piitdi-'.ed at ”M; Do:,i..vr. per anntitu.
payable its a i- auc”. wfih-li wi!! only be about four i ts.
for each tin: t ier. He will be assisted by u iniinbt-r
of l.i'erary I who are anxious to see a jothlica
ti-iu in the shape o! a newspaper issued that may he
wotfiiy t!.r- patronage of f'.uir st-.v. It is the intention
ot the editors to rescue frt;m ol ‘ivii nthe writings ol
the mc.-t eminent female writers, such as Miss 81 dg
ick, Mrs. fcigottrnev. Mis* Gonld, Mrs. Embttrv.
*!r.*. Sfcphen-, lie. t'hild, Vise Fuller, Miss [virkluml.
.Vtrs.Oscuud, -Virs. l utin; ibUjer, &e.
‘! :.e I * st fii.ries and Essays that are published iu
the l’.t:g!isli Mngnzir.cs will la* transferred to it- coi
limns: and the public will get through this imdimn.
twice a mouth, an opportunity to contrast the Litera- ‘
litre of An-: rica with that of England, and will re-!
ci ive for •>!. what is usually charged by other publi
cut’on* from ;s.i to fttl.
This aler is intended to take the place of the re
print* ol Blackwood, and the. 1 .omion World of Fash- j
inn. d.r urr trill he tl-e etilire rcpuhlica-1
tion of all nr Sjilrn l l English Annual *, giving ;
for Scents the Literary matter of what here would j
cost from §5 to $lO. 1
Ait English Annua! fur Ear Cents!!
One tbl-g it is thought important so mention—no ;
arti'-ie pn! li-het! in Godey’s l.adv's Hoc k will be re
p:-b!isi:ed in the Istdy s Dollar I'aper. an-l rice rrrrn. i
One rea-oii for ch:;n::ng the Repritus if the London 1
Msgszitie* 10 the l.adyV I’aper, is. tha’ we weie htmiul t.. j
rive merely a re-print of wlmt was food end bud. In the ]
Dollar Dnper we have it in our power to repel the bud
nr.d give on:; the cnod; find we rail coionoinica.e more
freelv wilii oir *: hseribers, give lluni ever; uuvcil; in
Hress, Accompli-limsnf*. Sir.
It is in ntirpnwrr to prrotiu-e—aided by the sb'e assist
ants we have—a work flint may fairly hr entitled a lurdij *
Doper! And we wiii do it. V r would prefer tbnr .he |
work should le seen and jndeed by its merits, which is a
belter test ihan a mere prospectus.
TKRVIs.
Sin-Ie copy 1 yoar. payable ia advance $1 Cfi
Six copies, j !*!• j
Ti.irt-en copies, 10 00
Address L. A. UODEI .
113 Chestnut street, I’hilad.
A spccieren copy of the above sent loan; person pa; inf
pos: :7e on the onler.
THSOIoOGOGAIi ‘SOO*3.
Jt'ST rrceivf'il.o fonannicnl. Tor ship Of
6c<m lot of ▼•iuable Ybevlofieal
• How ms
Bollour*n I.t nnH t<! Infnirt; Life Jolit Stnrrftr;
nnllon> .Select itnJ Lecture S*er^on^;
\V#ttifnrc* tiuidp; I
9)nigomer>*s l.e%ii.f Ki; -’ww;
\Vhi*temoi#’* nnd Hrnmnr n Deiiion;
8 kin Os Ml* hook ufKiimilv rrn \er*, X Ass .
ORnr.RS stren.ird f with piineioalitr nnr*.
4->MVek & .I*4?.
duia aaam.
Lntlcr I lie SujMrviitioa of Muscogee Lodge. \e. 6,
i. o. o. p.
TANARUS“, F ’ SchnnlwiH ennunence in llir l,n*fment room* of
_Jt .lie Com. House m tine ci.;-,on .lie 2d Yldnday ia
.iKKVP.ry next, uuJer llie control .ml manageiueut of
| llr. M'.IH.EIt.
l'or .Us in ornm.ion of Parents and GuarJiune. the iru*-
lees hove deemed i. nest to publish the Hair, of Tvititm
• —which will be as follows:
In the f'ir.t Diri.iua will be tnii*rht Spelling, llaailior,
Writi:.?, Kieuientury Arillmirlic und (icogrnpnv, at $4
jier tA* s, vtcr.
11l the Sreanil Dirhimi will he laugh. Rendinr, Writ
inz. Aritlime.ie, t.nziish Uramumr and F.xer.-ise.. (iregra*
jib; W illi llie use of .lie 11 lobes, Composition, Elements of
! History, nt SO per Quarter.
The 7 /./id Uicisinu will inelmio the C’aseics and d
---1 vsneed .cholurs in huslish studies, comprising: all tko
l.rum:hc. ol a oscfnl Kduratiow. at 08 per Quaitrr.
, Ti • ciurse of study ad .plod in tliis Inslimtion will be
i -U< It ns to fiord n complete nnu asrlitl edHcalion, but pu
pils who mat desire il will have their studies arranged
: amt directed to their ’ qualification to enter unv class'” iu
! our -southern Cnllepes.
i'iio I .ustere, at the expense of several thousand dol
lar-, are inakinz ample arrauzemetits for a permanent
School of liizb t-lia.arter in this city, and rrspecitully so
licit the public p.-.tn nage.
S. A. Rll UNO, \
A. If. CMOlM'.lt,
JA l. 011 FOG 1,11, v Trustees.
M. V.'OOilll II F,
Wil.I.Y WILLIAMS, J
(.'oliiiii'ms, I’ee. Cl, HWT. . ‘ iltf
3l)i3^-j33JiI3TWUTL
John K. Bln.4ha.TL Principal.
iN 11 1 i-* Selin!’ i . ;rci.n will lit* in |l ti>
!ri:ri: if }* ..f u I'tntiienl, MnthemeLicul and
Edttc tfiott. “i K.* A ;hl<m.mc vmr coimih im pf uii the tec*
.riom!ay iu Jnuuury, mid! tenuiumc-a on ihv 22^
iW .\ofp;rih<r lo'lmvinrr.
i /” Voting (ifiil vti-liiiic n C’oJU jjinlr F.iiiirHliun,
fll hifrc hr |> rj’HM’ti t • Fiil iiiisj min ( n4 in our br|
( -i I'.: r i. i’ c i.i un • %v ho n n n.ii ihrir rhil
ilrrii tiijii nor * :• it’- * *i.i.) 1 tiKvtiinl rhni lU9
Cvt/ixr es SluilfJ rill he non r/. xyslenmitc ami thornufk.
Ihr li. les oj Tr'li■ n *3. j<; hr Midi a* nrr uiihl m ihiw
u;?v. *t nil who mi> •' jnv llior> ; tliosr who arr not
in lelfriTiif iti ilteTn,‘D t s.c.st ha\o the heortit* of thtv
Si liitfl i’}toil i*.t’h Irii ,* f* itny he iiL'rPeil ujHill.
Tf* I’.i * lofiititn i<iii”n mmil heoltln—niioittrd on tb*
Itriihfa je ;i non hr rn t ut •!).: , 111 n h*-nulilni protr about
fill* 1 mi*;* .’roiii ('..lti- . - ; !i<* HitihliiiJ is i.mVrpoinjj n
tlmro’ii? h rrjutir. hiii! f. or er prn*r \\ ill Hrtrr (h
l*rilt-ijnl I o;m j.* *•* it ri i 4 t. *r's-:ir\ A }>pttrnliiH aml coin
pririii A S'.■•'irt nt-. 1 • nt**. 1 .. ’ f i *.. As 11 * lorttiinti in ur
cn!i<if!\ r: iiril lo nt;/.riiw mm! j*Trni'£fi-,!'•• inn Ihrfor
mrr li<‘.ll an\irt\ for ‘lin -rlh ilrrn in f Su* Mir, i at uo.tii
nmlfllirr limoy, :’.utlf:'• r i;-u to tin* Inllrr,in n grmf ina
."ini*. nil flit* r.di 1111 In<'('<* 1 I Ihrrrtiird mmh!\ i.| Co|i.m*
h i", v\ liiio'it tiu* :* ti;.! fi .it- mu.l e.\po4urr In the dump nt*
iii-*|?iic; ♦* 10 uliirfi n rr** .*<’ iii tin* place would ncren
•nrilv 8i hjrrt I*l* ir—l'rincijiMl it* duly nwnrr that
the j roj*nity t 11.* jv m •• •\ 1 I Ihe liiMitute uniat We-
J- thl w I I \ 011 the rnrr-f ;n.j fniilifii!ti(*F4 of llir Furiiltv.
I>triiliiiir run he h:u! j: it** iontisiioiiw to the Ineticiitr,
in ri tv ;ii* rryi.ie:i**-s. nt oiiipurnliv el\ low prirrr—nul at
a v**r% il***-irtilde ‘i-rtuirr m the cimiirrv, at dollars
j*er mouth, i^eiuti.ug anil whehin^.
U'etlie underpin nrr., uril nri|iitiiiited with the loratinn
* f iljr **t ‘u lmb!n- itute.** r rtiiv tlm? v%r tielirve it is
::■! ficrllnl, in uoint ol i rnlllioi mi’ lornl mivrnlaprr fr
purpuaer *>( eiliiruliun, h\ ,ny in vve.itrru or midWlr <*mr-r
t;ht. t. r. M. \i*r.,
Till!".: *. Gout ! INO, W.
c. nit. MAS, T. KAO I 4\U.
Cul: t..ht!n. Dec. h'1.1.47, ,60 ts
VVil.r. Li 5 AT WASJIINCiTON, D.
O.: the hevcßi:. of Dcccinhcr next,
M M IJt.il ().\L
or
ThE UNITED STATES P.EPCRTER,
A Uai.v Juurnat ol tiovernnteui, Legisiuiiw nud Geh.ral
News.
f Jtllil suh-criber is now i-inibictl to announce tb
£ cotiipk ti nos his nrrnngiinents for the c.lhlih
inent of a weli-organiznl and independent Journal *f
News at. the Feat ol llte Gt-r.i-ra! Government.
The i, ad,ng features of the United Uta!e Reporter
-.vi.i be lla- iolltm iiig:—
i. lim it. la'e.Uign'ce o/'.'he htnvemrtsh i l the vnriou
i) ’ niirl’:i”i.t < / /,ie (intrrtn e:‘l. ,n rc'cience to Uo
in.-c ii.* adblrsnod to tbv t-'orcierr Hc.atit ns of th.
country, will bo given will) scrupulous fidelity. I'm.
>.■■•at.; p-.-ci :iar ;;<<■:!t• i• - ‘or uluaaiitig infoimalioti
the • iiepo! tcc ” vvid : i-it.i hti ire.jtieniiv. to coin,
I.tunica’* . cxchisiie.y, ititelli:- ence ol the most nu
po.laiit character. .
!l T‘.i i n Ac i.rif ts the Proreediiijfi anU
D-bater oj the i .■>,(:: Sit Simile, vviiicb tfe prnpri
f'ur is l .oui:'l to :.-i: iia. vto that la dv. in acc.rll
a ttce wit it the ter:..> id lilt- t ontract made al she clore
id ll:e kt~f v -sii)!. o’ ( ntertss. ‘i i e arrangements
no-.v tnadi- will r.t mu c lei:: sectile to ti e fcvitate of
L..e Unitoil States an :;utlientiu and cc.inpli-tc recotil
of its Debates; utnl to the people—in a greatly en
larged degn-t—tin- beni-iii id lite exponent e. rapacity
n tni .caiosiiaiK ip , ■ tie,. I Indy te. which they i tour
er looked with min i me si:d rt si i cUti! lOgait!.
ill. 7/ • i’r- •■ - cc Debates t:i t;.e House,/
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