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Rev. Dr. Guthrie, Dougloir-e,
Rev. Jun. Neviti, (consultative member).
%LIARS.
Gabriel Adams, Thos. McElroy,
Henry Sterling.
Dr. Rodgers moved that the members of this
Convention, or any other who felt int rested,
should now proceed to make remarks on the
subject before them (the beide of union).
It was suggested that the usembers proceed
in the order in which their . names were on the
roll, and the speakers rose as reported below.
The Rev. Da. &scants of the AssoCiate
Chnich, said that it was well known to all thit
the basis of union had been prepared some
what hastily by the Associate Church and pre
minted to their brethern; if he understood the
object of this convention aright, it was simply
0 have as interchange:of opinions on this subject•
He took it for grated that all present were
friendly to the proposed union, and thought that
Matey had any objections to Nth basis, - they could
be easily remedied. For his pate, ho would not
detain them by making any lengthy address, be•
canoe he had no difficulty in accepting it, and
had contended all along for its adoption. The
Westudnister Confession of Faith and thelonger
and shorter catechisms, were the common prin
ciples of the Associate, the Amorist° Reform
ed, and the Reformed Presbyterian_ churches,
and it was unnatural that there should be a di
vision between them, for they should form one
body and he trusted that it would not be long
befimi a Union between them would be comm.
mated. He did not feel bound to oppose the
union simply on secount of the mode of exhibi
ting their principles adopted by the-churches.
When a unity of principles prevailed in both, it
vas not the part of christian men to object to
the simple manner of its exhibition. They could
all unite on the basis with some few amend
silents, for, the union depended on principles as
to the truth of which they were all agreed.
The Reverend gentleman referred to what we
understood to be termed the "book of seta" of
the Associate Reformed Church. In it ho found
no aingle item of principle, different from that
adopted by the. Assticiate Church. Dr. R. Pro
ceeded to quote from and comment upon the work
at some length, and concluded by expressing bin
heart-felt Joy thatthere was not only a prospect
of a union, but a hearty, unanimous union le
preen the churches.
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Termed Church, regretted that be bad been cal
led upon to float at co early a - atage of the pro
needinga, and could only say that be. had no
thing to urge in the way of objection to the be-
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ais, and was satisfied with the manner in which
the truths therein contained were set forth. /le
could not point out one single characteristic by
which these churches - were distinguished from
each other,: and thought that if they did not
move in exactly the same channel, the Points
.of divergent. were Teri few.'
The Speaker proceeded to Point out the points
of agreement between theut; l referring to the
acts, the testimony, and the book of discipline.
Other important truths,,as t.ttt treating of etas
ary, were spread out upon their minutia, and no
ons supposed that they bsdnot the same author
ity as the Confession of Failk: This was the
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practice in both Charchee, and be had long been
of the opinion that provided they could have a
Conference, it would be found that they differed
in nothing except mere ciroumstaims; their
forms 'might be different, but their principles
and mode of application were the same. Ile ex
/reseed himself somewhat confidently, but not
more so than he had a right to , .
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After - referring to some articles which had op
peered in tho Preacher, and the Philadelphia
Repository, relative io tome slight amendments
in We basis, Mr. o,,,stated that he could antici
pita na ditficalty of that subject, and concluded
by pointing nuat;the binding erect of the Acts
and Testimony.
The Rev. De, Gtrrnatu, of the Reformed Pres
byterianhurolt, bad but very few remark, to
maks en, the basis. The - Presbyterian family
traced its, origin to the secession front the es
tablished church in Scotland, end they were all,
almost, one in sentiment. In the present cue,
there was a great difference between what they
preferred to hare and ;what they would take; in
order that the union might beaonsummated. A
variety of circumstances alone had given birth
to each different modes of action among them,
and there appeared to be difference, where there
really were none.
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Doctor G. gave a verylearned historical Wi
g:moat or the mode icilwhich'these apparent &-
temente had originaiid, and thought that when
theyitaw how small they really were,they would
And no difficulty la uniting. ...When all these
emotional feeflege were bazie.fle the thud,' It
would bo comparatively easy to frame a testi
mony expreasive of their views and heAronld not
stand hack from the Union far a single hour, on
amount of any sentenbe contained in the basis;
for, for years helad notlouly telt that their asps•
ration was a sin and'a shame.
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The Rev. R. W. Ls', of the Associate Church,
was called upon to speak, but regretted that be
had beettbrought forward - befaie he had heard
the TIMB of all his fathers in the church. Re
would on this, account decline addressing them
at length, merely saying that the imeis of union
Iran inch that be flay agreed in the sentiments
It expieseed.
The. ROT. JOHN NEIIN, of the Reformed Pros.
byterian Church, rose out of the usual order, for
the purpose ofeating that, although a friend of
union, he bad a difficulty In permitting his name
to be enteredon the minutes aq a voting member,
of the Convention : , lie rejoiced that they were
apparently so near the happy coliiMmunation of
that union, but felt that these was a difhoulty in
the way of his speaking on the subject, becalm,
the basin haring been thoroughly dirsmseect be
fore the Associate and the Associate Reformed
Synods, it had not been brought before the Re
formed Preebyterian body, and If he participated
In the diem/don it might be thought disreipect
fal to his own attired.. lie felt, too, that the
.basis of union woe such that, at least in Its pre
vent form, there was-no likelihood of the body
with which he was connected joining in it. .11e
had objections to it; but would not there state
them, because he did not with to throw diffioni.
la the way of the union, llttleh 6p21 so Misr, and
If hi did no, he would ever &Inner& repel It
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, ECCLESLIBTICAL CONIffirrION
The 'friends of Unioo between the Associate,
Awelate Reformed and Reformed Presbyterian
Churches, assembled at ten o'cloCki on Wednes
day, in the Associate Church on Seventh
'street
tho.ssminbly was.opened with prayer, after
wh.sh the Reverend Dr. Freesly was called to
the Chair, and Rey: Joseph Bank. was appoint•_
ed Secretary.
Dr Pronely, on taking his neat, made a few
remarks, exprecesive of his gratification at find
leg the union between these three churches BO
nearly consummated. •
The Ilse. Dr..ltodgers moved that a roll of the
ministers and elders in attendance h. 031110 out.
lie made thle,Moties limply for the presrvation
of Order, and with no design toggcletic any of
their brothers from expressing their views.
duried, and the clerk proceeded to make out
the roll.
Asso - date Chtuth
e returnee&
14111. Dr. Rodger, Rey. Alex. Murray,
IL W. Lee, " F. A. Ilitohieon,
1" D. Blair, - " Joeepb Becks, ,
iLee. Mr. Ilsokeo,„ Ree..l. C. Herron.
Sinn. .
Jno. Herron,
Wm. Woodhouse,
Juo. Scott,
Mr. Hatc..inson,
Wro. Dickson,
J. C Herron,
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John Tag gart,
G. A Martin,
W. L. Crawford,
Jno. Thotopson,
Jno. Lowry,
J. M. Bryan,
Barnum George.
Au,ciatc Rrfortmed Church.
MINISTER(I. •
Rev. lAA. Greer,
44 Wm. Ormond,
4' Mr. Areasld,
" J. G. Brown,
•' Jno. Skin,
Rev. Dr. Preenly,
4 Joreph Clokey,
!• D. R. Kerr,
'• Jna. McLean,
4 , Jno. Gilmore.
mama.
Jim. Meilen,
Thos. McKee,
Jas. Robb,
Juo. Neste.
Joe. Campbell,
S. Sturgeon,
A. Phillips,
A. Robb.
Andrew Getty. -----
&forma Ptesbyterion Chord,.
Wm. Ila
W. Wallace,
A. Dallas,
Jno. Cook,
Joe. Long,
Dr. McKnight,
Jag. Kerrey,
J. Brown,
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The Rev. Joseph Clokey, of the Associate Re
=IBS
for his earnest prayer to God was, that that Con
vention might adopt each measures as would
bring about a union, and that the members of
his chnreh•themeelves, might, at a period which
he truatedwould not he remote, be able to occu
py the lame ground. Lie wished them every
gnome sod bad no objection to sit as a could
tatire member.
The Be.. JA3119 Gams, of the A. R. Church,
declined speaking.
The Rev. Jona DOVOLAIIB, of the R. P. Church,
felt an though he could not make a speech ou
this eubject, for nothing that he could say, would I
either retard thnianloo, or urge it forward with
greater rapidity. From all the remark! of the
last speaker, it would be seen that the Church
with which they were connected, occupied a
rather curious position with reference to the
union, and it might be eomidered indelicate for
him tpeay anything on the subject, though ma
nTinembers of the BeformrO Presbyterian
Chun& thought that the invitation had origins
with them.
Mr. D. proceeded to point out the position oc
cupied by Mr. Nevinin the Convention held here
by the Churches wishing to form a union. Ho
had been on an important committee, had acted
with the Convention, end ahoald have presented
the basis to their Synod, subsequently held in
Philadelphia, but had not done to.
For his part, though he occupied a position by
numeans enviable, ho must say that he was fa ,
'curable to the plies of union. There was a
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I grourid on which they could all meet—the Bible—
on dim truths they all agreed. They all'agreed,
as had been said, on the Westminster Confession
of Faith, and the larger and shorter catechisms,
aa a confession of faith, and he thought that no
matter what testimony they should adopt after
the union, it would be a matter of small mo
ment, as there was now a slight difference of
opinion In almost every pulpit on these minor
matters. So far as be had examined the basis
of union, be saw nothing to which he would ob
ject. They all pkofessed the samei.faith, were
redeemed by the same blood, were partakers of
the same baptism, entertained the clamp hopes,
and were candidates for the same glory. Their
forms of Church government were,lt was true,
a little different, but their principles were the
same. It was both a sin and a shame that they
should be separated, and he trusted that they
would unite. He did not say that if the synod
with which he was connected did not unite, he
'would leave it, and join them, but he trusted
that they would soon be organicallyune.
The Hay. DAVID Beats; of the Associate bo
dy, did not believe that it ever had been con
templated, or was practicable to frame each a
basis, that every member could eay he had gsr
all he wished. It had been reiterated over and
over again,that they must compromise their diffi
culties, and he thought that thisbasewas one en
which they could all agree, the narrative which
had caused continual difficulties, having been
thrown away. It could be demonstrated a pri• '
ori, in a few minutes that these churches were
one. They were all Calvinists--all
.Presbyteri
ans. Whit one condemned, the other con
demned, but narratives had been written by
members of the bodies reflecting en each oth
er, and in process of time, many had insensibly
been led to believe that they were essential prin.
cip) . sx of their faith. .
The Reverend gentleman proceeded to point
out, in n very striking manner, the unity of doc
trine and -principles between the churches
There was not the elighest variance between the
clurehes on principle, Re bad been a minister
of the Gospel for thirty-five years, and had not.
been able to see a hair's breadth of ' difference
between them—nothing but a mere difficulty is
to terms, originated the strife among the church
of the Lofd Jesus. Mr. B. proceeded to point
oat at length the benefits of unity and the evils
of division.
The Convention adjourned to two o'clock In
the afternoon, and the morning session was do
lled with prayer by the Reverend Dr. Gothrie.
We regret that, owing to a press of other mat
ter, we are obliged to greatly condenve the re
make above reported, and are wholly unable to
find room for the remainder of the preceediugs,
which will appear to-morrev, including the ad
dressee. of the Reverend Messrs,. Xerr, Nevin,
Clokey, Banks, Brown, Ekin and the Chairman,
the Rae. Dr. Preasly.
We aoknowledge to the temptation of a 6ne
sem, such as are kept by A. Ezekiel, on the
comer of Market street and the Diamond. We
did enjoy some from there 13C,
Tim hussy Daritstr.s. will bold one of his
grand musical levees at Minnie Hall on Satur
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, for the accommoda
tion of Ladies and schools, and all who.may not
be able to attend in the evening. Schools ad
milled at three o'clock, P. M. Tickets ten cents
each.
Loma. Mem—Nothing_ of the slightest im
portant* was transacted at any of the p.liee of
ficer yesterday, nor was there any local - newe
etirring about town. This hoppene very fortu
nately for us, as we are eo crowded with other
matter, that we would find a great difficulty In
Mooning any,
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
Up to 8 o'clock last crating
3110W1 UOTlit. PIIITEIVIDLD STRir;
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11 Orr, Augusta, Ky; Capt Sands, hid; W
Bassett, Salem, 0; E Smith, New Castle; J
Weaver, Freeport; 0 W Coe, C Manful!, 0; E
Percival, West Elisabeth; II F Cativo , Hader, NJ
McCloskey, Fitter's MW; A It Patterson, 'Moo
cy,' J A Woodley, do; G Orr, Philo, Smith,
do; T Atter, Hanover; J Orrisou, Now
Alnsou
dria; L L Borten, Meadville; .1 C McKee, Can
teens. J Beadily, San Francisco; 0 Clark, Is;
F A Eberhart, N J; E 0 Covington. Mni Bryan,
Washington.
- RATIONAL HOTTA, WATER STairr.
Cape James'boon, Georgetown; B Brown. Bee,
ver; It B Bennett, J B Forney, BethanyE Pat
terson, Jefferson; B C Watkins, Brownsville; II
Hu;Baty, W hicEn; CookstOirs; W McFall, Cal
ifornia; If B Thompson, Ohio; .1 Mineharte, lady
and child, Sacramento City, Cal.
R. CHADLIS EMIL, WOOD OTZ;LT.
0 Dnboff and daughtcr,• N 0; H Fertig,
lerstown, Pa; Win Pollard, Greensburg; Thomas
White, Wellsville; D Dick and lady, Wm Talloot,
Meadville; Mrs J Carothers, Brighton:" Jno C
O'Neel, Ebensburg; A H , Dogber, Cie; Dr W J
Wells, Texas; 0 A Wiriensobu, Indiana; J Galt,
Miss Galt, Ill: J Hulett, Dalt; L 8 Russell. A
P R B; Mimi Ryan, and 4 sisters, Ireland; J R
Strand, liellefontaine; A McFelters, N Y; J L
Bleat; P R. It;Jti Milligan, N Y; J O Rougher,
Bt Lonbi; B Cate, Miss Hull, Miss Stevens, 0;
J Goodman, - Cleveland; W. Marsh, Ohio city; R L
McCook, lowa city; JC Coltman, Ark.
IT. CLAIR. COTZL, PCNIII lITZLIT
F 8 Bissell, T Van Lout, Baltimore; - W C
, Childs, .1 L Moore and son, Frankfort, Ky; J if
Caldwell, Danville, Ky; J R Black, Harrisburgb;
E J Black and lady, Hamilton, 0; W H Kelly;
Baltimore; J Washabagh, Md; HB. Kuhns, L
Fraugh and lady, Greensburgh; B it Bradford
and family, N Brighton; W Campbell and eon,
Butler; Mra A 'Robinson, Miss Robinson. N
Brighton; E N Cavort, Mt Jackson; J H Stoner,
Moo city: Mies C Robinson, Kittanning; S
Passatant, Zelienople; 8 hlendleson, Philo; 8 It
Fisher, Chambetsbnig; D 8 Leberman, N Beth
lehem; A 0 Dunlop, it II Allen, Salem; T Cun
ningham and lady, Mtge Cunningham, Bearer; J
W Logan, Massillon; Mrs Thompson and children
N Limbon; Mrs P A Levely,;Annapells, Md; Ci W
Porter. Mercer co, Pa; Mrs Saxton and children,
weeten no; E Bachman , hope, lad; J 8 Wont:,
Berlin; OE3 Jenkins, 01: P R h.
MONONCILLIZLA 110L118, RAM. lIIILLAT.
D Hamilton, J C Lockwood, J A Lockwood,
Milan, 0; Wm D Shryook, llopkintrrille Ey; 8
P Hubbard, Cis; J Fleming, Natchez; (1 . 0 Beck
ham, Thilt; J II Clark, Cleveland; J B Miller,
lady and son, Mn Parish, Columbia, Ark; ill
Boyle, lady and child, Parkersburg; J W MoNti.
lister, C Rowell. 311' Asher, Ala; Jae Auh r o bt
Jr, Loulaville; 8 31 Matas, - 8i Lout; G Bake,
New Brighton; C 11 White, Detroit; J A Ekin,
Elizabeth; W B Hudson, N Crime; W W rt.luk r ,
Library, Pa, Wm Long, Cleveland; 11 AI Porter,
lady and child, Nashville; .1 T O'Bannon, II u
Honore and lady, Louisville; M Bright, Circle
ville, 0; 8 L Janice. , 8t Louis; 9 Jacks, do; 11
Brown, Paid,: C Wells and wife, fit Loot;
.E Bancroft, A W Fleming, PhDs; J L Street, J
Q Miller, 11 B Torten; Ky; E W Hands, N Or
leans; B A Woodward, lady and child, Balt; Mrs
James Munroe, N 1; Mr, Jameson, Phila; DT F
Thompson, Cin; W 8 Johnson and lady, Wooster
0; T Paine and daughter, Canada; A 0 Fergu
son, Tennessee: Mn Lee, Unlace, Salem, 0;
Mrs Miry Roberts, 'Miguel! D Aaron, Nome
tower Aim 'Jones, liolldayeburg; W A Peeblee,
N Orleans; A A Brewster, Hudson, 0; D Hone,
Mils Jaalfarford, Phil,; I B Gills, and lady, N
T Aodereoo, 0 11 Smith; I Alcorn, Clarke,.
nte; A DS Bilßogeby , Lebanon; W C Garth,
Mllat
CONGRESSIoNA L.
WASHINGTON CITT, Aug. 10.
Senate—The Ciril and Diplomatic Appropria
tion Bill was taken up, and the vote taken on
the amendments increasing the appropriation
for contingent expenses of the Senate, from
$132,61X1 to WOOD for the publication of
works on tbo exploring expedition. Adopted
after come debate, during which it appeared
that $185,000 had already been expended on
these works. The bill was postponed until to
morrow.
The Wheeling Bridge Bill was • received from
House, nod referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The Riser owl Harbor Bill wan then taken up,
and the item for a channel at the mouth of the
Mississippi was adopted.
Mr. Adams opposed the bill, and argued that
the States had no constitutional power to ttpp, , s.
priate money for internal improvements He
was in favor of the States making improvements
by averaging tonnage duties.
Mr. Cass moved to strike out the appropria-
Cone for epecifia eurveys, and insert 840,000, to
be expended at the discretion of the Department.
Lost.
The Senate them adjourned
Hotsa—After the disposal of the Wheeling
Bridge Bill, the House agreed, by a majority of
22, to, proceed to business on the Speaker's ta•
ble, which will inoindo the French Spoliation
11. This was considered a test note on the
Naval Appropriation Bht, which was taken
up, and afterwards various amendments
- were acted on, daring which the Committee on
Way. and Means were severely handled for re.
during the appropriations in the bill.
. .
Mr. Phelps, from the Committee. explained
that the amount for the Memphis, Navy Yard,
well fixed by information obtaitied by Commo
dore Smith.
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Mr. Bailey condemned it, calling upon the
beads of bureaus, instead of tho heads of De
partments, for information.
After further proceedings and several sharp
passages between the members in debate, the
Committee rose and the Hence adjourned.
IMPORTANT EROS[ HAVANA
ARRIVAL OP THE CHESCIIIIT CITY
New Teak, Aug. 10.
The Crewcut City has arrived from Havel:in,
and brings the intelligence that great excitement
prevailed there. The Creoles are daily thrown
into loathesome dungeons, and daily incendiary
documents are being circulated in all quarters.
Rigorona measures base been adopted by the
Government, end almost every prominent Creole
family is placed under`surveillance.
The yellow fever, small pox, and cholera pre.
veil to a great extent. Oo almost every ship in
the harbor there are cases. Oa shore, oat of n
company of 120 moldier', 110 died. Of 109 in
the chain gang. 100 have died.
Tho Government is sending troops Into the
country.
THOMAS H. CLAY ON THE PRESIDENCY.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 19.
Thomas H. Clay, Esq , son of Henry Clay,
hats written a letter to Col. Pickett of this' city,
in which he contradicts the story that ho would
not support Gen. Scott; and that ho bad so in
formed hie father previous to his death. Ho
says "if the vole of E 0 humble an individual as
myself be of any consequence, I swimmer you
, to give it what publicity yen choose. If alive, I
vote for Scott and Graham."
WAtutnirrog, Aug. 18.
The substance of a letter from Col. May con
firmed at Fort Mason, has been telegraphed to
this city, which replete the report of the Mos•
score of Capt. ]faro, and all of hie command.
The Colonel war about starting in pursuit of the
murderers. •
WHEELING BRIDGE
CITT, Aug 19.
The Bill in the Boone declaring the Wheeling
Bridge to ho n legal structure and Poet Route
passed, yeas 116; nays 42.
BALTIMORL, Aug 10.
Some intelligence gleaned from Capt. Cogs.
hell of the brig Juliet, which arrived on the 30th
till, adds to the doubts as to the truth of the re
ported lota of the ship Staffordshire of Boston.
CV:GMAT), Aug 19.
The Whig coo sly scuventicn met to-day at
Mount Pleaeant William B Cayserly was nomi
noted for uongrees from let district, and J Scott
llarrison for Representative, from 2d dist-lei;
henry Brackhara for Judge of Common Pie.
Much spirit was manifested, and great harmony
prevailed.
Lorisritt.a, Aug. 10.
Last night n young man named McGowan was
chat through the heart in an affray at a bawdy
house In the lOwer part of the city. The came
night, another young man was dangerously cot
at a house of the came character, In the upper
part of the city.
DETROIT, AllgUlt 19.
The Democratic State Convention have nomi
nated Robert McClelland for Governor, Andrew
Parsons fur Lient. Governor, and B. C. White•
more for Treasurer.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
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Pun-toeLeulet, Aug. 10.
Flour—Small stock and ealm. light; Wee 700
bble fresh ground, for elipment, at $14,18i(.,„;,.
26. Rye Flour and Corn Meal, no further trans
aotione; market bare of former.
. .
Grain—Wheat wanted and servos; sales 1200
boa. new red at 89602. No further sales of
lice. Corn very coerce; a email lot of yellow
gold at 71.
Whieby—Nalea 300 Able at 241
Provisions firm at former rate,.
NEW YORK MARKET.
ROOS FLIPOET. •
New YORE, Aug.
Flour—Sales 7000 bbli State at $4,00(q}4,18;
Southern $4,31(i0,50. Ityr flour 4200.
Grain—Sales 5000 bd western Wheat at 92.
/nate 15,000 bn Corn at 60 Celf).
'ProeisionE.—Pork unchanged; Sales 150 bble
Lard at 11i.
Ohio_ Whiskey, scarce, 2.1 e.
N,w Yoax,Aug. 19
C°"On -- Stead3: Bak!. 1000 haler.
Floor—Soles 7,500 bbl, at $4,06 for State,
and $4,48®4,50 for Southern.
frlndu—Sales 4000 hue. Wheat. Southern, So;
Sales 85,000 bag, Cora, mind, 70.
Proritioas-1000 bbie Pork. prints, *17,73;
moos do $19,87; eels, 300 eshouldern 148.50;
Rams-slo,bo. Sales 200 hble Beef uneb.getl;
sales 200 bbls Lard at
Sugar—Sales 150 bhde Slosoovada 43®5.
Sales 200 bags Coffee. Rio, at 9E)14.
.Linseed Oil—Sales 8000 galls 04.
Whisky—Saltsooo bble °hid at 23k.
Tobacco—Sales 80 hhde Ky. at 5168 i
Stocket—U. 8 Sires, 18E13, 1191.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Aug.(
NOON niroar .
Flour—Market unchanged; good demand fcr
city trade, bot no export inquiry. Bales 300
bbla at *3,20E0,25.
Whiskey at liic.
Checee—Bales 300 Ma at G@6l.
Nothing of importance doing in Groceries or
Proviaione.
CINCINNATI, Aug. H.
Flour—No demand except for retell trade
sales 300 bbl, at $3,1803,26.
Whiskey-17i,
Nothing doing in Provisions.
Lead— Sales 900 pigs at $4,87.
Groceries quiet; no change in prices.
Coke Wanted.
.300 n BUSIIELS to be delivered in
1 - 1 wh " li " -- ""AVWTOgf
Elf eh stn.,
Per Sale
I FIVE , subscriber offers far sale his Farm,
In Smith township. IV•obingt.on county. within one
toile 01 (hoofer and adjoining the village Do.ger, e
id/ling of Crof. Tito lend is of the tud.quant ) , liand•
atuato.l. well attend, liar oriel anl watered:
atanniling la otono roe!. ...y acer.o awl of Ilt. beet
were, •rid Lune:eon. 1a animas/ice al.o. Thorn le plenty
or mattno trOvtand nu the Into. and too Dwelling flonwe,
lora.. 1/rohord, sod o trot Oslo bank Darn, of large Are,
through V;
Wm. tatting it into two ram, unicilatlng of about 17i/
Cam on the one tide and Oh on the other. whi:h ovoid
loot
t wo •ith ilwolling bone. having, and the
loot barn on lb. longer divldon. each enough
of Meadow timber and orator, and a right oreportion of
cleared law!. 117 the Itallwar. Choler= rill to within 11
of an hour'. eon of Pltt.Uoryh .
li the above he toot previously 'sold by piivato bargain.
It will be offered for public. tale on the 2011: do r of Au:
mid neat, at 1 P. ar i and either or run (ST no 111, or
term. areerninCetelhig.
a . may •slt tchtlagnr. l'osoce.lon .111
ultra di, hY the 177 et f Apr ilneat. and • clear deed. with
Djhlenu J or oln Grtr, •hor l
Dr.. J n ti
Dlte f n a . ., o
I r 4
D l r e -W oer
w ill C h ow the pre= son to Inlytollng potrhasor..
Lnnpt A LEXithDr.ll. DOICXAN.
IlleoaanteJOir 27. 181.2.—IriloAntim:ite
Meeting of the Board of School 'Directors
of Robinson Townahip,
7:11E Board of tichopl . Direotiqa of &Lin
n. dnep.hia. will toiled at Mai hones et Met. Sarah
I mixed. In raid Tonothly. on Saintlier. the nth day
of Amnon, at IV o'obtee. A. a. , hr the pore , . of fund..-
.Ina Teachers, to take charge of the Public &horde in Bald
Totrothip—oliven In number.) The Sabath, will le oPto
about the let of Sepeember. The Trustee. of the PeTeral
eat...Matelot., are rep
of
to attend the ”amluesion on
that der. kr order of the Boatel.
anaikddlalt•T JOHN IL PHILLIPS. Ste,.
. House and Lots For Sale.
4. TWO STORY Brick Dwelling Rutin
anil Slam lane L. rltaatiall to WMlancing, will
Le Pr ?`,"'"roli7tilitasigt`'
_
Penn .Lustitnte.
00. 249, PENN STREET, PrITBUSIGEI,
WILL re-open en Monday, the 30th inst.,
when a limited number of rural. may be received.
ung men de...inning to qua Ii; th.elrea either for
bu bore, t.r enter ng the adraneed I,llege. will
her" god tacilitT Vr .rwedity nod tho - ouzly tampon.
plithine their el.je, ardmilor ntt..ot.nn will ulia, be
toll to Mach in•Y +lett to qualify
ouror owe, inn the higher potations Teaehen. In Public
&Moots. Nu effJet will be epared to make the mne. uof
and,' ant training in Mk Inalltotlen of the meat
mentary and thorough kind. If reference,. be deal,' by
any wishing to piece pupil. In is , rherd of thl• Mud, they
laid be fern:shed upon &indication.
Tuition and libationary. per term of eleren weeks,
$ll.l bb—but ui our number in Ilrnlt .1, no disc..nor tan be
allowed for abwenee during any portion of the tin e.
anuln,tf
Mr. Griggs' (hammer School,
cr,:icthisu nor CLASSICAL.)
►next Session will commence August
3 BOth. Tuition, It Id fir nee months. School Room.
Alleal.eny. veal ebb. of the Diamond. augllthn
THE COLLEGE OF BT. JAMES,
Washington County. Maryland.
VIE REVEREND JOILY 11. lIERTOOT. D. D., RECTOR.
sIIRE Eleventh Annual Session of the Col
let. will open on Monday, Othotwr ith, and eon-
thaw till August 1023. Besides the continuous lostmc.
Linn of the re:lndent Profemews. there are. In each year,
IWT ral ono.. of Lecture. by Prole/ern" statnily vtaiting
lb: College for lure purpooe.
The GRAIIIMAR eCLIOOL resumes Its duties on the
P.. day wrth the College.
the its proper Tutors. It
has th e pent:mei oronigtd of the College Professors. Ice
anJmthirement or the two dePartmente ere
&
Unite Anne!, but th ate noder the dlr.: therm Won
of one Rector. An al eh.. In 'tkillege or Um:num
betiocl.
For mairtrallon, 410.. apply -to the Rector. College Ft.
Jam., I'. 0., Maryland. attell.dlavrgm
Young Ladles Bendiary, Allegheny.
mit. and MRS. N. - W. METCAIF will
com nen their Anton,. Pee-ton on Monday. Au.
gust 30th.' m at: their dwelling. en Federal stmt.
I = o : l l o n o Fren ' e l h ' llrd P ill.
Des
log and Folnting. rebels-, may enter at any time, and
will be chatwed tuition hvm the time of entnmoe. to the
CiDIM. of the se,slon. C0..,0 of protracted sicknela will be
an axreption to the a. eve rule. Tuition bilk will be re
w
the ired. Ns. half In ULT., the other half at the dare of
All other •rntogrmonts the same as heretofore, which
me, aseertsins,l by referenre to the elrcullw , or by are
plying to the in.truetom.
Allegheny. ArUmet 2. '
Female Seminary.
FTEit a relaxation of a few months, for
the improvement of health. Allen E. W. LOGAN, by 11tot Peen...ion. will resume her labor. on the Ist des
of bestember. in FL Clair etreet. No. tO. next door to the
Oeston lischange. Am this hut:lntim:tie limited in rom.
those widung to enter are. retpoctfullp solicited to
aptly early. No Itholl will be reetivel lor • ehorter
term than a am.ien. endno deduction will be made for
shortie, except let prorneted sickness. Terms of tuition
ulortnerl i y.
Junior
N 10
Statkmary per III,;non to Fuel ter month. In winter Fenton.-- IU
.1 re halt the tuition to be paid in advance.
iyafbitti moult
_
TO COIifTRACTOBB.
Central and Ohio Rail Road.
PROPOSALS will be received until tire
15th day of August f o r
at ate oNce of the chin
Engineer. In 7kummlllo. for thn Gradation and Masonry
of Forty tae enetions of the above cod, extending hum
point 5 utiles east of Catobridge, to within abont Cantles
of the Ohio Myer, mar Wheeling, Vs,
The work upon the grelder porann this division Is urn'
hoary, Indenting several Tunnels, end a farm proportion
of Masonry .
PIM promoting to receive • per center. of payment in
the Omit of th. Road are desirable; though • favorable
consideration will be raven to proporal. for rutin" wil•
J otenta.
obtained at the Engineer's °Moe,
I. Zo 6 e. fic vlll;,:nd ' alro at Cambridge end Whnding, on
and after the MM IO.I. nollEtt7 SteLEOll,
aIPI Chief Englamt.
Central Ohio Rail Road.
IIIE 'concluding day for the reception of
bile for tired no and Nn , onr. of 41 sections of at
1. extending from a pelat 5 tulles ea.t of Cambridge,
to•ards the now aver, • ill bo postponed from the loth
to the 'kith toot . by which lagpained dar bids tail elm
be renter...l for Or rrnaaind, of t he line It heeling.
embraeraa am. nor motions, awl making to the aggro ,
gate 19,r sto so,nem,
Bide dot tan whole line mwell vhr oaten[. tor mob.
slum, or raeh and stmt, will be dtby emmilered,
avgn 110/IEUT MAC LEGG.'
Chief Karnear.
Office COMMissary General of Subsiatence
iiIAPIIINGTOI, August 5, 1852.
EPARATE PROPOSALS will be receiv
-00 ed at this office until the lat day of October mat for
the deliveryof Provianos In bulk. Pr am urn of the
troop; of the United &ate, unto Jeeps:3lov. as follows -
Slf him Orleonc Borrorks, Lottin•na.
ha barrel. of pork.
12.: kernels of (nett aoherfino I nor.
6.5 huseei. or ng• wank heti beans,
jo go ortat o ff r 4.1 hard Tgin candle.
nmhent goldgran dry Cu. salt.
7,10 gallons of Cool eider vine*..
Af Baton Romp. Barrack.; Louiriano.
al ban,. oe pork.
125 basynis of tooth moonily. tour.
55 Ms./mire( new white 004 bean,
57n mood. of good hark
2 - Y0 mote. of mod rani sperm candles,
14 toptliel. of grad eran •Irp lane pall.
TA) gallon. of mai rider sisegar.
At Key Wirt, Florida
•
155 hmerlor or port.
114 barrels fresh nstill., gtr.
1,5 Inl.belo new white 1.1.1 lb
bean,
t` ha 1 wont
07.1
If ouslons o. g 0.0.1 0 ,54 dry Mr, sa:l
Mtii gallons of goal other vinegar .
At Fort Smith, Arkonros
55 barrels of pork.
1T.5 barrels of fresh sogegne e nom,
10 nutlet. of new white Mid beans,
ten h elVen . .73 . salt.
?ad gallocut of wool elder elmoor.
The whole to be delivered to all May,
.41 Fort Garen, Ark./rim+.
bar:els of pork
hat,ls fresh *opera. Cone.
tak bushels of new white debt beats,
1111.= monde of moi bard sem.
Dna pounds of gaol hard me to
42 hals of mad stem dry One watt.
OHO= riga.] rider noes.r.
Th. whole In to delivered In all M.T. Iv:
At Fort Idarenloarth, Mistnuri Riper.
240 barrels amok.
PM barrels has , . superfine dour.
=1) ba•bele of new orbit. told tem,.
7504 pounds of Lard rap,
1312 ismods of meal hard tallow random.
.56 bushels of goal gem dry tom salt.
RSO
The wmam f o ie aO i de r ed n y g the
/at Juno. 1050
Al Fort Snelling, Se Parr'.
'ILL Cur. , . cr cork.
Z:Z. barrels of fresh tolperlint tour.
165 bushels of DPW wade held beam,
57.21 toted. of med herd soap.4 ll n ' tiTe l l '' s or t,J b ,raist u r r ee7ret:'
fea mt
gelle rod miler vinegar
the
The obol t
]i d le .1 0 . 1.3,
e o to delivered from the ligh Ma, l`dra.
Ilth l
Al Fort Btx/m isesea of Crow -mast Rev,. 130
mils. adore Fort Adlinfl,
FL barrels rf 0000..
' ,1 7 11 i ° ?0 . 2.11 ' o f f row ' ' t! ' lll, , ,il:i k o
II I .hrls of gond clean ley no. anti,
Zen galforts of ann.! rider from
o.h
whole to he delft...PO from the Ist of June. le.,' to
the Lfgh August. /Oki
Al Fort Scot; en Mk[ Marmot. Rarer, -Missouri,
70 macs land transportation from hoirprndcnn.,
Miuouri, iite Maras urt Rorer.
IL M barrels of
bare. of !keenpertne boar
bastdds of wh su ite 0.14
.1) ' j p . Thru t ! ' s ' ;f r • •
ri ll blab. good clean dry tn. mit,
Th. •TrtieTol.-;ilells..t.l ty n a ' orlst June. IVA.
NOTE—AII bidders aro reipicated to extend
ltd lb "Tail% re h t o,
at ^ b 11 :171 , re d e
h d
T r :tt ..•
Ins nm
tt crbrares all article. noniron' at • part.
TM period , apt quantal. of tarn °cheesy et thug.
tiara
they see art Opeeltlrd our luitrfh 1r?
kne. In &walls, Ist Dmeruber. 1'33. and Ist Aiarcb.
1074.
Tttc ten[. of Atiol, the pot, I. harkwl to bp fattened on
even.. 1 -mb bog In neigh not Pm than two hundred
esrludinu the feet. Imo. ear. And gnout.
rl.d. pee , . ooar be aubstitutod for the hems
The pork 1. to be Graf raitpd wlth urer om,
eat then oar - golly merited wall the Fame tattle. In pie
ce., act ogreeding eight bounia each
Wnen the petektas b. hvect completed. the - on
l t ook raemr
Marl format to tht. office a ..ertltes. Isom Th e that the perk I/11 bh, ,114.1 a, .1 notekrd. Th rertt
fo In contained In ressongl heart of white m i ens rel
lull hooped:the I eons an I sal, b, and tha rnao
an I randlar In ,(song boom ot ( m o ve mento six for trans-
Melt w 111 only t e reesived by AM. emeel nor big. -,an
quarts to tbe bugtel. The candle., on bare now.. wicks 1
no. arraign. for tt Perm', end Port ft play. mrat
St Innis rot thrir ultimata •Im•Una Una In the Mat week .
or April, and the store. .far
Yort itmley mug rem
Pt Patoer hp' lot J robe, ell,
A fella. in them partientant will he considered a breach
of contneg, mod the Department will be authorized to put
slime to supply
The provision.. real be inspected at the time stripier,. of
delivery. and ..1 • 1P+11•00 to be pad by contmetot, I
de they are depoaltal at sueh m may be
o...toasted by the at,nia nr the Impartmeok
Th. Commimery 11 peal meetycs th e privilege of 110
meaning or diminishing thequentoll-s.or dienensing with
soy or ell Mtißloa renuinsi ...Tyro/4 at any me t efore
entering laid mortar% am also on in-rearms oring
tho of rich dellvrry ono ttortl paha, urn to
' tronrnm, on giving platy dare previous 1301{111. Bidders
heretofore contractors aro required to mompany
Molt proposals with adds.:ea I' their ability, together
with the names of their moraine, whom remannlbility
mug be certified by Lho District Attorney. or by some
',son known to the flovernmenn otherwise lima
prop,sele wilt trot lot acted
Advaucescanmt be mde in any
Ins case. and 'Olden.. of
Inspection and full delivery eall requlruil at ails ar
p. ms
fedora requisition will be Peale sprat the Tynassey-for
went, which will ollerlad pen 10 111
mono: as mei
be convenient to lit. point. Of delivery, the ples of our
ohm, or th e residenoe of the contractors, at 11, , onion of
lb- Treasury Dopart.lo9l.
No drafts no
, 41 td: office will be aoreptid or pahl under
'" V ' cl:f7= will to sealed In ty sepata , r envelope. Cpl
marked ..will
for foonieblito Army Ruheistene,..
a sit tillieoN, U. U. N.
leer[—Editme ant be loud for inserting lo
paper. n4rornrinum., yttitra authOrland to do so by
the Commissars. Gonoral of Onheisteum. augat
_ . .
$4,500 WANTED,
IntE subscriber wishes to obtain a loan of
thr ab va amount. fora portal of dm tog, alma
on Um Ws! calf soeuray." Address
noolta Akio Rol 1120. Plerobn rub
EW 11001iS—Juht received, 64.,
7he Horticulturist and Cultirame
Angtartr afro, a fraall RaPpfl of air fol
lll:y'r.:ges from an Arctic lournal.•
Job.ghe
%loathe In am Polar Region, IM.II reb of Ni , Frank.
tin
rim, or lbw Ambiguillen to.- Henson au.
Moe of Type, Ohara; ar • PP•
Romani...at hook br
11to Of Gm. Porde, by Ilmalleld.
111 • ' , tenpin) %tighter, o roeld,
lho Children nf the fele, by
lira &draftsman fee side al the Puhllratfou um,. of
W. A. (II I.I I ENEENNT
anal tit kortarth et.
NEW MUSIC.
1 TNCLE Tom'. Cabin;
Id Folks la linme:
Coital tobottleetn
Rolohow Pettottlnch:
tooth, 'Notts-, oew Walt, by A. Rnhbosk:
11:41.ke ' S' 4Vlr
usrllng:
• enroptorn hues:
Call roe Pet Nansen
tdd Rays carry ens lone:
Oar
Be kind to the Lore/ Ouse at Homes:
With • groat vsrlety oftastr r o le points, Sono. Polkas.
Ar..Joet teed by tkprees. for role by
JOHN MRLLOR.
est
Wain Knot.
pq.EW BOOKB-4ust raced at the Central
Nook Blare, nest boot to Adams's Simms, No. 76
out th strest.
U
1111dteth's .13.3.1 rot. corona eerier.
Plerr, or tbe Insblouitke. by tlrlsille.
yrteries, ey Ullosrstee et the entenstatorah routAloloft
smatots of the Salem WitelsrFatt. the Cock -Lone Ghost:
tbe'llerehrkler Rapping": the &entrant Ilyeterkm: Otachns
AsUoUltY: Ureents: Lemont; Ohnstu Preetront. etc.
rt J . L. HUD,
g kATE3-40 ,acute per Ohio & Rrosd
Web,
J. L NIRO= 00.
INIZIMEZ=M
• 045't
CHERRY
CTORAL
FOR THE OP
COUGHS, COLDS, HO CUlte
ARSENESS BRON
CHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH, CROUP,
ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION.
- And bp the r rer, anon the tank , Ammlf o.a
prn,e ail
m.P 3 L. whore leaf t1a211. 0 tfadr,and tAtirelf Meryl
shal 64 for meat, and t erf of medians
tier. A, tt Ire the eet reconed long ara, and ev.
t.7t0i1..e assurance that thee. prom
te, •hail area 611.
11/..iit911 mire". llssoiers and doetorates the rem•
r,14.17tua
:0; tZd'or,:r;!°7s.llthtfe!
Maladies we fr m. am , nu named more ti n -
In an tintime . y mare *ban noranniption of the Lunn—
1. °Named ue gine come evidence that thin tea may be
rand, and that Pulmonary ComPlahra.in all their Memo,
may De rem,. by • limey Pea ,rol.
th! j i p etifi;a7t i lla n s o effre " 'Ti. " b a n;
the üblish
ale v[crortioa of
furnish our Cannier free, whereon are foil ls
partteulare,
rad IndlSPutaahle pest f
DulTerem. reed and lodge for To :mires.
FOR INFLUENZA Azrri WHOOPING COUGH.
N Teta!, June .161 b. 1061.
lie—l bare repeatedly meal true Cram ' , scrota foe
{Shooing CqtlCh and /animas, and hate no hecitattra
I n nnununcing It complete mole. Poor nf Me chil
dren bane levn &fillet"! with the,. Share.,rad the free
tom of the Pentonat ban always afforded altno t instant
eeIMLJAMES tiLovEn
lie attest the truth of the above statement
IL MAil STI. ildltor it the Naenvllle Whig.
J. M. AN, Druggist.
FOR A CONSUMPTIVE COUGH
you, e.b 1,151
Dear r—/ or three you, I hare lean sfilloted with a
Cough, so Metros/di g that I fregllttilly dieraired of re.•
elr,. much of the time wan obdire to situp all night
In y ctinir,Pg me much would APR.. me when I Mil
down. nark,. 1.01 d many remodlea. shout much relief.
I at tut tried the PIACTORAL. which, calm
Provldettee hee cured me altogether
I am„with gratitude. 7ourti,
J SNIP, SI'IIANDLEgh
This it one of fee numerous Cures of Asthma which
hare been accredited to Cherry Pectoral.
Mugs. N re April r, ISIS
Dr. Ayer. ' Lowell—Dear hir—l have fir years Coen
wet /Whims In tire anted. form. withet I hare
been oblio. to amen In my shah. far a larger por led tion ei of
the time. hell. unable to breath on .read. trhd
agent many
a ndmleinen tt no purprae.untll my phialcian
Drencribeti. ao es..rani., your 011. T lerMorat
At rant It neerral ft make me worn, but in lees than a
week I lateen to expederce the most emptying relief
trim it, us: and tow, Minor week, the db... It entire
ly pennor.d. I era sleep bond with etunfort.ntal
enjoy a It ate of health Alenwhi, I had nratm expecte, to
(mown ei VALIANT.
......
Clummlaslon and borwarding Merchant.
Frans the Praident of AmAeril Colley
EDWARD lIITCDICOCK. M. D., LL. D., Or.
J. C. Ayer. Sir—l hare mud your ()DERRY PECTORAL.
In my own rare of deep ib ate/ bronahltie. and am satirlird
Iron Its chemical constitution. that lt la an admire!
compound for (handle( of larynglal and hronehlal din:tout.
ties. If my opinion, am to tte sup-rlor chmaoter,Cllll he of
any service. you sr. at Ilb rte to usi. it ea you think
psoieir. EDWARD lISTOIICOCK.
Amherst, September 12,
Among the other diatinguitihed uthorithe who hare
lent their Panne to recommend thi a • preparatinn
twat known to 'horn for athaticto or the Longa, are
health.. Nelda, ‘erthont Medical College.
11 - n. ChlefJcuta, !Mary. hopreme Hanel. V. S. A.
Ito . Valentin.. Mott. taw York.
Prof. howdeln Med. College.
Prot buttertel.f.sthici Med Collage.
Canadian Journal of Medi , ei Retires
11.0 ton dledind Sod Surgical Journal
Charleeton. WC, Dledleal R clew.
Now Jere.; Sledletil Reporter
Hon, 115,50 Clue, U. S. Senator.
liew P. Marsh, Am. Atotawador to Turkey..
Oen Erninuel Ruiner, Creaideut of Chili.
Rt. Rey. EA Sower. Ltd Ind- co of Toiont% -
ut Der. Ri.hen a ßee.e. or the %bah. NO., Church
Achlusgop Purcell. of Cincinnett, Ohio.
111,0 ny eminent terw.riager In foteign rountries..
Not only thr dangi.rove end diwrewitsit dr.ere. of
the Lung., but • MI family medicine for recarienal
Itesi. it I. the river% pleitennteat and lest i the world.
Prepared and sett by JAMlsti C. A vt.r..
vr..i:t and Chetah, L.ren. Ma.aracimie
Sold in Pittehurgh by U. A. 5A11141,01,4% ie , 0.; et i
Allegbetiy by li. P. Scheer. and I,t liroggirt. and !awl
ova iv Sltilicinee everywhere. mug Inidawir
Dr. Ottysett's Improved Extract of
YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA.
Thy original and only ganuine preparation.
for the permanent cc:, of Conanmptinn end lern•
M• or the Lung.. nben :her t,
b.
101 , 11.1 b, the l 0 (ten une nt Sl.reurr, Iron.
Quirunr, an. tr.,
It Will Cure, Without Fail
•
King. Kr (].twos. Tango, ter Rib ,
the ekin. Eryetpeles. Chronic tore Rine.
Worm er Trtuor. 'raid lend. Ahruma
WO, rsine In the Bute.
or J~trb -
Old Sot.. 4114 Cleerr.
rwegling.
Dyeteiroilic Salt
Rheas, ll 1144.• rf H.olovrin
of Appetite. Ditietuwe enemy Zr'.'.'. the iiee
i of Morrytry, Pala the all. an! Oh aide,. Dor.
anti D.bl4tr , Worn, Lanibitea
Jatioilioe , and liostiveuevin
1 , The best Fettittle 3letliuine litwwn
THE SHAKER PREPARED . VELLOIV DOCE,•
AND TIIK OARS
: tt.e itireia•ble rnmNtul en,tits firm •Luen
Ituy.yori d t Dart at leiinwaai
tursweti mad thio atint tr c.ur• 1.
llyM
,Y(1
llliael ta , 7CO, In their ye:lactic/1 Iliy
4atoort einiattui at/ ID. rraturatir• yr:uinine r( tn. r -- a•e,
' t e rr i . uoine/ cad conaliatzwie-1 ID their utaont etteaath
al
tow E ttriT S ,
.I°-7;d 4 i4, . Ire Ond It rNorted tn. atutoet u Iv raa Ily
casoe of favrbutle sad tutasterna c n oor ' ltilate,
far general sr - etration of all the rio.l. arid all
borroratlog unease. of 11D , a .•ers
lb. tryteg to th.
paibrat, .1 eni injurious to health.
Ira la es on DA AOO
Pr fee fe eeee
Penilula. Ay ptliU. Mercurial tiettoore.
amtw t ltiwunerairsa. sad vut l,,Mtl 0, 0 L. ,. al.-
core a.od tiangerou• illeoased an , ',nil(' end
dhy new 0 , t torilreine.
31.1100wn. titre :
Mt..lrt ia D. Park—ln., .
u IDAnutn-r z et , le
azeivi
that excallent , loyliortia Yellow - oN rat ,
flue i'olt • few ,mplo=, .)
oi l y a l t a e winter nl les". I VGA .14,4..1 with • eoerra Non
wloch➢• o unalneily rabicnil Dittman the • .1.,
rlil• and let; lit the ramp time a WA, oroetrellow nt cir
pny• son,: elno. tor ie eirwak i'iint t• .
ta l i nt
nnui/tam to . pr. Ntro, the ituen :an:, rya
r o,l7sl Prar,.ii.une , . • oo,tioutu,d I l i utv , of
Da" ',tot o f f' Lleer Couirliout. ••Id toy .1,•
was on. nut reo.l Laniliod, but yireootliel roeto.. I re.
tuaDual ntrier ID:uoilat until / sin...au:y.4 h, eatal.l
ai.,l help ch. I then tivriwod Klyoareaeut at tn. p
laiw
IY. A. be rit. Iwo tont], ..0 Duty entre elk4A• au ,
Paraty.ita, room .butt. . I riiretinnt • v•te. tint be n.
iUL After hirant tall. Dery tottles sio ,,t r, 1 ....able ty
por.u. bu-iora• v 01.,. any Illour rank., cal have
Mtn 010,* that time. • • .11 rain wide. Lula Neva
ion,- wu ooulnual .
. lb —.ate t anertht th- r-Ittto el to tetd,r2 le ahy et, r
mbyer .. by the a.,neytorthytt uulr
tittyrtbre Lhelt Jut./ bactiattari.••
PY.It
loNor 14. 1,41
114. J. V. I•.rt—Vmr ir—l relv. Jon lbr
,rrtzll er.1.04.4 ay I arm • i.71:t..a..:
14 al IYur. I I rrru•rl ),13tos Ina •Ityulaltt I. •t. n-('
in yru aul t, rthrtr lcu thy V:Ir:'.:• 4'
4,t, av lGlua..at.
W. A
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An nil:Amin,: ;yin, i• tnnt/n. • •
dap. v 4 .0 ritiny• . runsti/ive p p
ineu
Ntyttne. ALLA to , I/ .it I. t 541
Dr. John U. Para—lA at Jr•-••lir. ta - Intit c
nanlnPattlia." niyine.ny 1,1 betn try.rt:l,l Ino
Int thr la-t ',at:, non pcsal rlb rt erntral
Ity. LlPyr t . ..nspiamt Jonint.Y, Ctin,ral,
atnl
n•llra),l2lry..ny d
1 n ni• In on. tnniplslat, i , ArtilnlY
In,
In thi> tl.O ',JIM,. Li...li t palsct r"nyticn.ly pain,
•trYttith /int ticr •APth, I• • ••A ,, tabnlt II
I
anAuant to tan., n.LI rrt,i. old lan by Inn
Mr sur, tlelzra. stturnerb iv Oh/...r
rircllMPlllartf. 11111 frrlll tapetinnr... and
to the atlll•Unt t Wtl no ult. •
.1
&Tutuha and Can.... eared 11 10t. h
t:wrt
low Doe.. I h.ar.titp.:h,..
t--
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000 0 e
hr... 14.., Tehh t
:1711.. )
J. Par), E••,.. 1 t 0 ;,-_,
tu., a•
real •511. , 14,1uu t 0 - In l .Term • DI
I .2traCl c, kow 1, - i nut rat
, nt.arlha•
that of th• nutue:nn t.tul 2.141.17 her•hU , . t.rh
ha , - Leen I•euetit.u.a the tne.lirtue.
eq.. ha. I..e.en .u.11..r0u: for thr 01
year. el , tt rrrnh./. Kul wt.!, I film,. I , tri
iu the let . ..cement. hf the Ar , ..tn Pevoh., t.
h•r ke z.. while..in the fn•l/t.• ud the eat.
of the mart glut:mut phl u •fri nthre. ou• 1./m 1.0
ol er
room,.
•Ithnut , :e.rl,l, mr, mterial ahl in.m then. f.r.n.1 . 11...-
don,
Upon the rertrunwrdstsrm nr pr. Cod., ono of nu:
rt.r. bad NlOl Ile 0,41+1. 11,11 14.0 h'larro
rillect. I obtaintal nt your 11.2... ~ . Yie
Varland.rne bottle lYstrs.:l rrr
ieilntr
.Yor.L. arr.] 55fe,..,1,21.., sat so Dir ulre Morel ' , red from
[tilt trnt:l-,1 tu.mad. , anetott., w‘r.
Imo the ma-I mcumsl.”.. fvfre.l . • ror um Inv." , tarlt h.oet.Prely ern el her. fur stx. MOITIII.II
(ma tier alter., awl Um ticrulala orml are rrurre..
sound
Ac-- - rpt mr 61 , :tiedi..
n'.
311e111! 1 .1. Of 1.1.. MAN
4 4
;
siNF[ll:l). ISO].
Mr. John 7 . Part —Wv hay, fold out Ito .1 iloz”n
"Tor. ilnyanh'n Extra. of Yellow 1.11 nthl:inrn.panth. -
that Mt •••nt. n• be+tober hut, and on •1•11 you to
nroct on oot. oto fohn• of It by the that It tall,
b.t.r than any Otttet Sanuyylllg perharatton. and gt‘o
annoral.atintartion. It hh In la, toting ntkine of tho
non otnoloat. ar.,n of anchfulty awl l• to enr,iltnt rota
aly In all female cnloplaihtn.
lout, he:fmtfully.
J D CO.
V' V 0 V
h
Ftmsles, he V
ad Om following !
fie ,tax. N. J. Jour 25.
Mr 1 eunott—Wo take pl..tonno In loatturr that }our
VetlJa• bccit eel ..tar.opartllo gives 'mat teo.ollat,lou
Igrr,
Avery tao.r.otoblr a - entltatan haruta/ tar that Ma
flotah or a.. trouble.! .ILb alflielot une,ot rukaeat.att..
oth...r db.". pecuaor to bor tux. ...the 1.1 ufit halter
taKular toeletrcal I a louu litue • but by tto,
0.4 e of Dr. teal - tont'', Pock attu tfioatuarilla o•
o f gored,. Nlto moot 'Loom.. We tool °alp,. with.
out botoeing tin, all ottost. bettefil. Iln I, n 4 our , laugt.tar
J illiPl• Cll.
dee from the rota estp,
potirPriee, *a per battle, or rix bottles for $5.
bold by J PARK, north ra.:l corn. r of Pouth and
on
11 A
L 1171.
V: ll !firt l ;; b l4, l l',..te h . .",,, 'l l T; , .:ll.'%'lZ l it.' 2 .'X ; - 111 ;
o'rit F, oreoorbor..“ It Itouota.
0 , m•rrot, 1.0).1 It Ilronoluto.-, retro et, hood k bor. (too
th:I.:glom?Ira Or,, Ilolhday !burg;ln
-I.l,l'7u"o't...t,'‘=;".leAVVrrar'll:l;t(l,',4°.
Into lrr, 'Louden,,- Dorton k 1.10., Cr;.-. J. D. FlraPr. Cum.
min, a eta 4, lirontrlll., k Inure, l'ololoreport;
r• Conker: jr...1 1 00xi,•111, 11. rorter, Joho
K.., Doug inp4 deo. !Intl, It 11,tonoo, Ihmver:
1 , , Sonaportou. tl , 31ervil;o, 11'etron; IVallzoo Alb., P.
Crooke, ir.,
/ nun l .t4l
I Ult N-1111) 17u. jnet rou'd, for alai! by
11) .90
riNtiE bury beat of Brandy ia $1 per quart
j_ or 1..ti0, guitablo formedielnel rtirpo(.o,l4l:l al •
ware obtalnni at Attlltlt/zi . Tea Mart.
ann s Di the Diamond.
UGAIi Cl/11,ED lIANIS---Notwithetund
kj lan the 'armory In tfon prim of 11.unn. ar)0111V, In
tho I Dnond, 1t ealilon the beet Souse Cured Dam. at
1214 e per pound.
atm.s,
L bbl 9. p 9 re • ll ard Oil;
tnalarry far role
DLACKDIJI.I.Di
OSQULTo NETTING—Murphy k.
j Durobtinhl ha.. Just rated • ease of Wm aba.r. or.
cle, and offer It at the 1011,11. prier, vrtudeaslo and rotall,
atial
LEACHED ItIUSEINS--Wo have open I
this up n troti;tonaV ouply of th:1.77,. 4 z kn,. gu tl 4 4.
tATIfiTE BET 11111110N6--11 Cow
v pima aped thls mornina.
antra DIV nellY ,
EIKE .Ill)Altll PRINTS, of splendid nil
*was. suss 6 5 ~.55i)5 55, 5 ,5," jw, med. 65. LACE:I2.I,MAX CLOTII--We offer this
kat St, mut fur nan,by iLp mov•mg • oupsar of the abree - •
St, - THOMAS RAI4IIII. nsis MAW"2Ub•WurLIMIL
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111 ISCELLANE0US.
thood News for the Lodi:al
R. LATROBE'S FRENCH FfMALI
PILLS, an lopoo•oat. Vat.. rood, r.rer:cd IteLl—ly IM
"Lir- nu •
(Imelda W.t-,`;,...,t4;,,,,t71i=ii,..5ii::3°;.Pita1'
L 0,.. of Aypotrto, Trer-Jore, Paroltatioc. Dlseaeed Spit,:
co,tiorrooot,lrrilabiirty 'pet le or /narration. Flato.
je... or Wind. and all L refloat:K.l4.ln.. Pries dd olr..
or Are
_bddra 000_01 . ... Bold Itholee.ala and ' , tali by W. C..
.2
cl i t.; Q A ‘ i. : Tuidiatz.,-,1i..-1;--F.C114inigeTr?it
&coed with ealb bve.
thdoilinlaarly:B
lAIIIII3I TA
c sane ox
100000OAHUVirILLIAM TATE CO., No. 10 Fourth
ertro,ot near Liberty. and Federal .tree!, Alter:the
or. tdanofertnrerr ctdhcot Lead. L.d^n rite,itrdrantr
bath, Wet, c. •
Petrone who have work to do in oar !law will do'b ell to
tall.. they ma, rely on haring - their work executed by
Pr. , tick arrkreen and MN we manolitetore n lead
.61,1 afire: lead we eaa 0001 to w.rk Is a r! s•
tic%
am an, other iiiitslashment. la either entire.%
fr'PrraoLe fi,ra the country who winti to porrham pipe
roneeying water from !torture will end it to their ad
to mare ye on • call before Dumb..!,g ttnat pe acencid
Ste.! bead the city.
wr the only man oLattarcre of Lead Pi and
Ordrra from the oOticatr, for Lead PlPea, Sheet bead 'and
rt , ntnt
foL2l:lawlyB
--,----\
" anted,
, .
,VERICAN Half Dollars.- ,
4 Id.lean do ..9ornrnlae. ,
panlYll Pillar do D 01... , \ ,
Prumlan de Napnl ri oonc
Pi.* Yran Deena, Ten ThalnrriOlget. \ '. \
\
ninon. Crown, Eng.li 11.
Frond. do., • Silver.
Patriot Doubloon.. Spanich ',nubbin. ~
'Yoe .11 of which the hlgileo toardod pd.. In par fund..
will bnpaid by H. D. HIND, Ibinknr 40 /Oyler,
cu paid
No. O. Venni' ntrnat.
.- - -
WESTERN Money Bought and S old; `
tartsrs Eachanne for F2l,
Oolloctlons tan. no the 1V.% -'
s'ne.l. Bought and Bold no enmmi....lonbr \
H. D. HRH'. !Inch. a Ilrokny,
nun.
No. 00 ith 0t..0..f, •
4; UGAR-20 bhds. N. 0., for sale by
kJ :.:
an." VON DONN ItORBT A .111111PHY, ''‘'
. ,
1%1 01..,rieSSEST,1,,5.‘b,1-N.lNsirilliA,
,i in; t t l ye by
WRAPPING
n.,r41...,,PE.R7,7,50rebt.un3 Crown,
x 5..... {'ON IIONNIIonn. 1 310 -. 0.11 V:
--
fdIiEESE--250 bus. Wt R.; --
1: Do - 'lnn dt.01..: fry rd.. , b . .
VON BONN inDtbT .0 dtfritPTll.
_______ _ _
B ROOM S--114 doz. gilt hapdled;
u.
...o ! Atx; tor . , 0• by
auel lON DONNOON.BI SIURPItt.
.
FLASKS--80 grooo for oak by
auar , VON 11 c , NN1101111T Alc .311.111111 Y.
I_IIOTIEY—A rteamd~a r upply of :nsr Gunny
"
aunt A.
tiro,nrn and Tea Dealnrn
AL L PAPER--Of a nealitiful . atyle,
and rannlient quality, t ro-'d ireno - lattamm,
au. ar ad. by ril ton ol, PAL/11111.
No to Market nti.rnt
Copper btocks Cheaper than Ever.
00 WARES Hit )lining; Curvany;
Sl Pa, .• nfornk. ff
Will be sold .1 unprnendentni b..- la:, Jr *Mind ro.
laun:11 A. Willy:ff:10 e
I/ N/1.
tSrA
al
•;,a lb
I,lb , rmatnnt.
iLVER SAND—. blobs. for Reouritnr,
ron'd and to r-.lff by
au, A Afrel.Vllii k 11:112
I IFE in the South; a comprnion to Uncle
&A 7 urn'a Cabinf'by (I If. Kilo, arn,tn
Tbrmpren'a Bat Yrt. il,ortnr, by Aunult--•
prim It.:
I.
A. 1111.11EN1.vsNes
7 11 .rourtIs run,
OLASSESEJI2S bbls N. 0., printo . coop.'
ryr.o 0 2 , 1./NAMUR &
MIA It —lOO Idols. N. 0., fair to prime,
17 in ,d,r• and f , ft rain by
FrX)
.1. if 111 1.11111111& CO.
It" ESS YORK, heavy—.s Ails. in store,
nad for win hp
,/rfn , I:oaf% A, uprt;:*o.;
INSEED rc.•'d •' {ul; . sale by
o_4 too
.; ainv k
y
iCKE VS Cholera 3 1edieine,\
ret.nrfdtry
i• ~ 7 u f
',ofh
1 fY 11 1f.1fe; 1 Tl ii 4'."
Llllll-20 hbl4. tor sale by
II /tank
.1 ; , 1141.t
fi 0:CON-2.5.04-517ice. Shoulders in ciroik,
111 hat," sad f•a• rain by
II /ran rlll,\, I .ITTLX k Co
or
;;;;;;;;; IY , LITYLE kDr
11 Off:QUITO N I NG—Wliin., Barred,
11.11 It u... 1,1 or., 1.15.. 11. o ard ynt.l
• Ids th•Msnit. b r rauan purfnn , . nurril rnn.r.v.ll
j,LUI MI3IIII A 11' 111 /1(111, , i1/
A
VSLIN BADE—A turthek 4 upply
.1 A uh-Nn nr.rtf• 3,1 krocle, for ton
e
.1.1= r MV'.l'lll • k 11 HI lff !MIA,
DAMS GREEN-19u cans asForted,xfuldeo
have)lf of Inn el , nbraln, I .ln • brands-4, rP. und:lrr%l.r;o
r -1" "10*iirif?;11.1aet.r:
OGWOOD, Fuatiek, Nick Wood, itrazil
10.04. cm 11 1, fn. Won .1 Coy, Yo • fpfdo.,
1 . 1000. Potallf, Ilan, u.,fetarut of t,y,
*tuffs. for /air by
1,10 Al.l, 31.11tfalf,CY 1.
IV 00 LL EN C.o:ti
.
•
flan Jnaff..
u., i,lcw. IN[ICIr~
1 1 01 i, T— A. fins Hon., Withi n Ii tew
ooc.pr C
.--Trw, "rat
Carr,•,, ave.—L., nta. tt n t,sra Into n:
April. with-. t•••••• 1••: rrn tt,ill
1.1-.1•• , r , untr- , 1111 , .
CURTI V• 0141.1 . ,, "
• n tV,
•
fi lOß ach
: -Tut Turtung nutt 31ixp
N sins .1,.!
ulTiar
r.tetat. tin )I , tnic Lure.
,itr u
1.441. t, rlr wt Ea,2114-. , 01.3.1r4
vrtili, .4311 ara I. , argalu A 3•01 '
4• • •utsitst
• • -•
11.11,•E "
It OLL BRIMSTONE-15GOj1s , 4 ii f . is t, r, t sad:o „ - bj
IZAN Soap, "Genuine Russia tv s•
b, J I UI. 15,a1,
•
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p
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A Iit:NE:HAL ~t l',r
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pi. Z IL S.llll'll'B
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r 1:1,tom:
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1 A111)-5 1,1,10, No. 1 Toed for only by
IL 4 1.0 8. HAILIIAthiII.
IIIERRING:---50 WI. gi1 , 1,e,1 herring, Just
it 1 reed artl fx.e - 101. by,,,, , ~,, : ,,,, L .,.:
JO , eoru:r w,..i . ..:1' 4 g.d ... ;:r\etß.
(icellGAii,---11/ blb. Z. O. on etonugniulkut:
I,J tor nab. by .
Jr'-4 J. a 11. 'mon) ~ \._
.1
riIISIOTHY SEED-115 bblo. for Fate by \
.1 J 123
.0 it. NLOV.p.
EIOTASH-30 eko. Potaoh;.. , '
21 ,bin Smlenttu•; f.t y,ir by \
Jr2i
DEER 11 , 1111-It l t l i , Ii s. reed for sale 67
J t..^ J. J. Y.00::1%
__l,' 0,, I.ibittyliff.,.
g ' , HEN:SE-21W Too, Crean, Cutting reed
1,_,/ thin to,: 111 r r 4.!.. by
_ _ Irei
111 , :::,/lY COT.I.JtiF,
t Opore
[ii8113:1) bbl r. just. retett by .
1 , 41 J. F. 1 1 ,1, At CO., em Wool rt.
_ .
UliPllY IitiIiCIITIELD Save
.1 V V. Jholla aJI,I darl: ruraloidgoap, fartravelllugdreen,.. Jea,,
LACK Silk Lace for illantillas; a full,rli3-
IUP aortment to bolutoul at Om auprp..:
J 4.1 MOit I.IIY .e Itlikwtooto,O,
lAT 1 N1.101 . t . GLASS-2CM g io S!?„
Jo et , r..,4t,1 lot oar , by 11 NJ 0.1,H ,-.ROIK.
ItNAL GOOD TEA, go to Morriit'
. Top slittt. Iq Ib. Miami:mil.
ENUINE Y'RENlal
fk,ll ble for tardlalool Obthitl.`d
Mlllkh IS' Tr.. Mart. In Or Diu clontl—Priro $l,OO
or bottla.
0. LLIS'S CALLINED
.Cent 10001 alitAl ord
1,
inary anoutta in II"
1 1 0.1un oropurtier. .10 /0 kr Purity, ,no,
It irmn Carnoton Add. tailthun, unpinanon. 1114
RGI,II, and to being heal ill or Inure den, -.• Dun len.ip.vo
11111111, 1111 equal olrna,lll tot three 00 roue Waurnott
full of common calcut.ru unucon.la: Icr .40 i•Y • •
11 11. 1 .11).1.2•CO...
J. 117 entnor and lnanond.'
New Books,
JUST received all the Lail,'6•:degazine9
fo.- August.
tielere Ikok fcr Attlfeet:
•
Grab...* .11a.gazine
earl un't
ter fv.,
Beek oncobere of of the nofkrisoe <An he tied of
• V'. A. tilLUtleFfA".4l a for.,
va Vv., tit .J.rr.t.
1401 i SALE—A fine Rockaway, near)) Hew
Noon Ito or 1111-KBIC tuuz IN 14 RAM.
job
vn. nn 'at., pr.
‘,64V 1104 1 145,J45• ruetvedl \
4.1 \ No. Iliralrlt.....ntbr Ciou!.
wk..; or 31.egr.Ogt,Yatte Carollor Iltr..itie
no War .431,orne 41
• k rellNtb l ib
1b . 41 1.4 1 L
.g . .-rog r. d
by ~% 4 ,, . ru,.4 U tb .. 1 4/libatbOrbVl , 42.l ,
'771
SIDI' +' 2 . 11 ' r
CI 1 LDE PSNI:
\ 7
"•,.\ • , vA7.:,`-f\O
®®ti OliK MEAL-75 bu. prime yellow, fresh
"-ijgr" rtri:Ltraz.;Jou.
. ' &I A "wm , be.fr.ah,
lo w b • t rOI7OOtiIIARCIL a
RAIL. R.QAFAS 'Sea • •
Pennsithrnma Rail Road Coiipany.
WE are\farwardiog Phoiuce to PhilAtle
Drannyy Tua
• t.
Nrlt. b aAtze or pßitort ON
BAtf,
n
Lard. Llnt Oil. TaliDIN Olun 10010.-P
• .. _ do
Caral ,. .Ch:•• 0, iiitite".lcl7;7l;sl..o.-
er.
111.<0•.x. nried Fruf F. B_•lirJkCiO
. b• rand :rocootlky tSer:l•.Dter,Sklns,
Jo
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i V rz.. ,. 1 : 1.x . .......
....... .VMS.
. -., .L\ ,10 90
...
_- , Der bb!. 157‘.
T4 ' l: . r;• - •;i;;; .......... ..
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in e;;;liiceigire to Rodebaimbm
Star.4oo.—..ar Grueltotbrurowbb-irjßinAutwl.Aleeuttatiovs.
turner Potko and %Vi rt... Pitt.tbn
'
rah.
jy2o . „ =0 \Marko!. $01•40:1001 eln
' \ :
SUMMER AitRANGLIIEF i 862.
' . ',:, FARM lIc,CCAD.
ONLY TIN MILE B TAGINO. \
'PENN SYIVA NIA'RAIL EGAD.
Twci;Dail3
:._ ,
a no JJa 1y
, FRON,PITTSBUROII TO P.4.IISADELPILIA
\
AND BALrLvonv. \ ,
dr4 25 X..r. 0
th , ..; 6 . ,, ither ptcree;,l:4 traitu
\ \Oennrair k g at Darriettirgh tent (mini' for 8a11a . % 1
'' k ‘ 4l * '
\\ \ '. FAIIE, *9 50.
91 1 111' \ EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN WILL
tit g!!:va .* 4 th oii . ot * lg i l r o n't L t } il74 7 iPerivlit . ..'""' th ! C ', n ' d
I....a..ngtoPwill , by the ' cara 00 =le, to Itodebanaleh
when
Ilreet&r,h.) what, to., will find thet..-,t of
,\ r' - '01.." 1 711;, , k „ari;;I;;1;,`."110V,me I°Z.T77:`l'gfo'l.
if!vr,°'-r v,' , virswpAlfttat T -I "2 , vp'n't
))7,TE, " 1. 1 1` ,
,_ ~.... 'l, 4, , - -
1 , ,,...f0rera for nat galre take the eara of the York nod
..:. ,, , ,, ,...0..15.. 0 13 T ) v at u.s.i.n... 74 b.
Paoetodert who de . to avel I oleht travel can lodge
etet . dght at HoLd . a aberoh, and resume (hetr scan neat
,' irlt‘Tte " ..t 1 ' ; o ' ;' '' .A . ,.l7,. ''' n' a j atro77.. ' l !! lildel ' hi* I
TM.: %HYMN INli Indef.: , nit le•Ire."..11 1 . at P. M., I
=gl.6,l4.h,l.ielphta a,r ` kaltinexe at 9 0 dock...next
v Wa Jet: Otoneh I ekal...\ I s , 11 drat. ail. ILAldaiehat-4.
10 , 16.G0. ; \
I.llae•ea 4.0.1 Lb r•dtdd \r\
Paate" llll .lelnhie.
Hue. ••
ngert..:\ a: Vo expettfo ) r,vlng• battened. nit thia
lha Accorotacditlon Train etlileate Plttabarah daly
ate P. a . ad.lakrl •at 1.0 tehad I. route Ilre.ntbur%
at If P. a, qtueitiOlf 111 , Train% 'kink,. Rodebatoth
r:S12711;1, tail W . r.1 4 , VITi fre t '•l' l ' Vkli s Tiorsc ATI, i
\
P. ir, arriving at I s. s‘: Evcaml Tbk 1 .1.411 Tram at 10.15
'll2to:rf=t!ltbl'urTihN, v..., ~.,„.„1 ,N.,,... . wnii.;,.
h.„.2 4 ...,..c : t.o Turtle V . retdt, ath-t to Itedtdetah'e bo e; to
(in•anabota, 111 • \ s ,
Sao in TafAZ."0 1 .747 - ." ''''' , f... T l';:r:•:!;"‘`;',l'l.' . I 'i'."l.l.l'l‘
Doeot Oillfe, Liberty etr!?.t.:"7. •.. ..
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The only 11 , :ert.,nt Itaa -Roe,' prlggisrotit of
FREE FROM' ALL TIIE DELAYO f)!; \ THE
TO cLuvi,LAND, COLUMLWIL CIIit'INNATI •
, TOLEDO. DETROIT '‘' \%.
AND Tll/1 VA1:101.1li L.A7:I: 11)ItTB:, t S'•
Only Direct Litie to \ Canton, .11aviilliSa an \ I
Wooster.
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axyar.44 TaAlf(
leneterllte at {O,O 11 0. , tee...ogee, dim at nuts,
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to
11.edllott_ltket. TM,
Trakt.rour tht, tt.:ll to ) • . ,, dloo. 'The , v 4llvaoce Louse la
Cow 1-Alli; no , / ha , , a, -Ilont OCCIVEttIit,II:{OI2II Mr thf tray.
alio. Oydl,
.A h VST PAST PASeiMI:II. TItAIN ,
L. • tea 1 , t(tA.,,,b ~, it A. g. dude.; at eal , m. and reach
md A Moue. at 2 4:, P. 11. itt,titua Inc the tptdo to noTE-
Itnti....llll4,trai n atN ., .. eat, e.t . ltochafb, heft Brighten,
boon. Le'uttetaha a n d eal-m.. fly elthenot licl. tniuo
pa,lenC., 'ran rf , d - aht..lraalandal.out half put ve o'clock
~d . k lima fin. the nt,llll3 C t•tyln uo Lake stm.
iy. lath., the 14,1 'leash V. 11.1. X. Ibey ken trarmdct
tut lc ofirodo. In Pillabonth I eto.” ttartlne,, ate] tare
three ilo 111. OTre4/10, %Ye] lma . le 1,40.. • .
th j, tZt; r u ' t :•; . 4 ‘ 7o k r ' ' 1 ' n ' l'll ' i. ‘ a ‘ cf . :n ' ; ' lV et Dunk irk lTtot .
o..at d . >.
l'orone, 10 0l gitutiurgti \ to Clre'aland. iv milf4,la
.bnut 01$ ANL/ A 'AI., 141)Utt$. ‘ Fara $4. gars in
32 e . :.,1 lyn. loft mr..,,,f,
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11 A X r•sebe A :leo,. et lI,IN P. It. I.ol3nr[Lkt. with'
~tha Iln. from e • ••, , deed. MO . Met.. end ammo. at, lilt,.
torch at 5, x . all ' ' , a time's to tak At I
Ilttebureb. and t‘i.ifnneit'll'inikaorrlaylea tall . c 4,1 L.'
d'a) P. a. .
14we, r... t., Cl,e , r.•otet.,4 ftotoclacin.tl to no.
,-,, itt ' t ' wo ue,fi. wd!d. - ...t1 I.ll;tht trate! and. earn from
cue tv te - t• ua, , to cto-m ..:trA w!:1 ttla 'Penta.l...entrk/
BA Ili ~
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N.., 41.0.1 1 N,., .d. 4 at Enon to hi, alaalla round,
It .0,10,. ... , ''''''':lii° tf. l i;isa-r 90(315 '. \ \ ' ,
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A,. !•,.-eit . ogrt 0,0 atlaah , O. learet Pitt.burs* at 4',
I'l'l
' I wade of
A t:!' K.,- tor the arrivoi of tbe.i.s.t trait.
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, r. It. •;
dat - T.t., Neve, Ilrl.btotk tts , ancirdodation 'Tra4d. leaved
t • lttabor9haultlA. , ,ar d i 5 41P. M n and Neer Ildatdon at
7 A. M. and 1 P.,`,11.,,,ya d a,
ntermA ili•e audio,
PoZbu,h,oP.l..h-te,.., ;.f...1N 1 r. a, roibatetet
ttdarndd• 0..! , Ind New tric:stda.
.t ~<•:•I \
at l•rw rands the
liieo, ."...I.u, I tt\ .,,,vat.
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ii.eri•-.5. 1 . tivir,tvt, otratolvddie mile, Co Wel tellle t
I : A V . t . , :7) . e . cet . , Railroad, lOU mlka . Vevelaal. the late
~.
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HOGS.
1111 1110e...4ca,11 farli7e "l oge ,
Eta.
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Git T , DAELI.OHIC' GOODS
O. F0(111411 STREET.
dnadkr,,al.by and
t‘" .7; 'o'r•r4‘k,r
,Ir 4 4. a.; ~ .i., ,v t.Yattrra
uy
to.),:w cocoa:, t-bt•
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117
•
Imporiant \to Merchants, Mautdactaters
TAtaesnien and Profess Anal .
48 STR.EXT, a•lixt
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u
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u .rr untlio, find f‘Mitl , l9/i
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11' unr 7;Verl • de cia iy.iip
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7 . 11,Id tAt.ta.l tc.tkl'...l.l.ltaltritOtAti,(l,thaahaie
s5-rtiatita nal'hatt a.m.' a tiortt of the ter,
t„ut will
r Ito hill wl:~l4.
cranials ).4re 'ti'tatilaa a
takkt
../1 1 .11i\E!) . '4 * .A.LIIO.N\—A
.U ouperuir 11.
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•-• 15. f.
• 0 twat, and Tea Dal*
, ut . ' Ibe lirbt qua; in
etatkt housN, Fale bp,,
. • 7 Iti)111•.*.•,;:.. Lir LIR CO\ \
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for 1.• by
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ut bp_ • -• \
. ! k.lteOLUltti. s f
s fuT k.UGAli- 4 34 hhds. 1i.\0.) fair WTrigte;
,••
• iculsoter4L - wa
- ft tore'New.3cii*:;:• \• \
fillig.L . Nnpol6; l n•Dyintsty:
llpiknorte Varaily:•trark , or tear df.3 )< '
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ehat,
Dlackardira %a-Taal. lve Jul;.
'N ' ..ll4Tat t aYi t :r7: . \`• \
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liio • la R.orc
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yuperio; Article
MEI
IMINIE
. .
ydßit ADue‘ _
wx. a. ' llll.olWiell ADWlltStlryi atocss.lo2, nu. .
To Druggists and Country Mere ants \
lIE sabsei•ibers,`lrrieceason \
FOWZ,ER C. and iursami fix titan" yelr, la \
or,LtADLX I'IELPB aMk al.
t:Tnr,7,17 4 : •
rg,•;,M,I4:VaiVC. I DT. Sipa
ed r
.10 oa tke i,ot farm is
rfostrige.o37.r. mber...bevn:eurgoZl,
V•at rominm ruOrri-g• eaf;l,zi•
tortrue, toy 1:11,0X..1 tote];
\ rexporkthEightlmeiltjaV ciruzjitliorar,
• 1.200.533
.X 35 ettaBtM.lSev
The Old Etablishedl.43iacha g Glaiis Wre.
" • \ House \of Its 4. • \
bourtimitStrentA e w
IOGARDS KINGSLAND,
toiitWit.;t7iL4Vi t el47:i \
•. EonSe and Store Winnows.% •
hr:17,78T171,73.Tjg It.
the site. , and Varikns nts Ihn now In tn. In tlrlf
Ztjt.;,,t OleitC:11 1%7A gfm; 4 l,re.P. - - •
7
• McCALL,.I3 . 14E13\4 ranulptp.
Foreign and Doniestic Goods \
O. 11, Brozui Stree.t, lh Nook York. ,
rot. the Merriman lV( Eft
Ilarge4,Pari, naßlnke' lens C rei . n d gl i ttltritt
altar orlorolnr, f l iZnntl;24 ' cioods. o J 42
FABEFONATIII. .G.AiSt •
Warnocks, Hatters,
ii•
h 75 itosnwer, masa mle\ e, intn , 1 . 014.
IitSPECTFULLY remind . tiontlpnien in
i r ll.4int g ,!v, g)TiV;Vit e '.7l`.% r p tl b gt r a
t our tholr long entabli,bedrenutntlun. rjouJartii
, of dolt tlfahtellons:, are ample thattenntwo\Jor the sir,:
Ind chArunter . of Hata, at nil tlna'n. ronannthr; front th , mt ,
41natt anAlt Ortof
,Lll • 1:10., Illatfflghthnt regulation,
~o ni n :, ,n tatf.ttunt l In a opeflor tanner., an fartikwhoft.rohn
, •• If
B.F. CBAI}IR
No, 20, Nassau Street, s n,
Brirocen\ihe Post Pike 4ncl Ou.Tlon Howe, !c.
• t riwENTY TitouSAND out Block BCt-
I.RA of 'different 'aixda, camel hT Steve[
' n h nlr th rtTa l t. r d o t
al Pdvantal,4 over rimer 81mi—their ClO be 'lurked \
n, haryne two
and forwarded tobrir Pert t`f the world without ildury,
and put in the dertred• altnatitin with mmry Hrtla trpuble.
„W O-11111. 004. ‘ 10 wairranteitant change color.
•Aeolian 7— Platos.n • • •.:'
FINE Ets,ort*nt of 4to . atOilift ii t
. liana., with is ; without the &heir.
anr om_patlitortirynadobldbt.old
Davin & \ a d Tennd
tb.ir New bark A 6 1 ,00101, .47 \ Hiceilway.
her
Stint beret and liVestern'tdoltownte will s be arroultnodated
~ tiririie to. all rtotociereNtce n.m . u I,o,o•o•1t•
lon rupply of .1...-wituf lininne &tunic
t wtnlriefil and retPli. LlOrral lirdourd to th, trade.
\ ' \ n ERRY.
16:„Briaalvras, Now York
ld & litrryi•an• tylinusire &ern, what.-
eale and rerniki .On n
nhe.d. xnuelesand reupinal irublication.
Dvai rr . 1 . /A.60 and &Ins!. rlipplird\on tihcral ternts.
116Egifec SCIERAEW'
SUPERIOR Et,i(OLISII,CO4cII 'qlStNlBll.
)O.:POT, :56 NOr.Street, New YtYtic.—This
Ceßia¢a or Prrdn'ig.\`'lnrfj.';n.tps"r .
brilliancy Ltd durnbiltly nnl,nr m nrio 4 l by any
°lnt,Cat nrtbe kind VOIr lo u.e. Put ay In unman( I,
in:o6..oln m esti). •
~,, '
41-11 0 1 .1 1 111.15 . 111141:.
.P.nle Anent the I .ltodotatet
wto rontly oa hand. A'nroi. nr.oupoeter
suitable foe cabinet and ettrre...rork._ , .14:4guality
21_
BROAtt, PALIKE4&-IWIGHT.
\ 172 nnoitin'sx:Nne YOGI. *A[4 or - lonMG.
4,l7 . ATeires, IVatell . Moremenis ' Finek:
r Dlanaonda•and Pearl .14.4.4ry, eill, and Plated
11.1 re. %u Ma*, Fancy ttlela, , ,to which tiler itteda:
the at:on:ton of tip: trade' goneraltf.. llarnugbtatt,the
—44 '
\ JAKE‘ A. H. BEr!L;;;
10.
Itl &rent. (Caper A(alden letiOn.) Ayr Itocia
.:I , NIIFACTETRER of all kind. 4 -. of Oil
IVIt, i Watqr colon, Doited Pilate sad Vae:.,
00-50 , ,',and,1 1 4.holoaale p, : nkr , 1111..1.• lizeortooPtl•
nint,:t..,4,1 0:1. titnolte Intfr•int...... Pettit hon.,
so , Pon•tilium down tint:Pottery of
Paichaa of‘Plnll.lm. hu tooeia ad
, the :lieft 0.„
\c, ,o and 'Prilll.ny.snd any bnobtainedloth des and
in t it , vairdah ::
JA.lttti A. IT. BELL, lii•L Front et. N. Y.'
\ '
_V1•116 anont !nett:alit:llnd Plait ,
I ro 44r HIGGINS & Co.,
AS OF - AdTURPI of Sowed Muslixo, 14x.
~.i..ijalernhantstUar. Daitilln, and loopottoial of eeutot:4 A •
1.1:n and .:m
.:n of .Walentid.ll:l4 ew .11ns.
Gl
Wsi!eobda, km', 45 I.l=aol street. ..
fork.
, ONIONOCE". '•. • . \ r ,
1, A NUFACTUitE s ES L 'aii4 jlmiort4e of
,1310,1ittoa, Mlle& Ilatahr. *Fun 'fdattFrlal, Acorn!
1 0-
po a. ui., litre Cutlery. to., c e.. 29 Malden Lao, York. ' \
novo.. rhea:fetal. of 2lertharthe tt. Sportortwo to their
~..etonivY arid well
the alto am...ht. of tho ohne e koods,.
ent.i..h they &Ter at the t o
he \lible rocket eon . the
brotor. armeeeretAtuter te net. 2intli f .a . 'k r be , , , te ^1 ,V4 , 4,': ,
iro -, -. ' iro. it l Vie tell ' eTtil Ttte ,a.. ‘` . hand. fel."
.., .
\ • CatAbiEECY NOtIfF,,
, „-
.
'. Ilroadwai t cother 22.2 rt Street, 11:C511 York, , '
I S thle day \ opened for the ive,ption of
a
on.. . 1 10 awnaro, two Mortared tooruri,twohne with .'.
"N ,
-.0,55 monocl
es enovelneueerand If furatthed- t, onothout. ' • r .
11V ! . .ICVI.? ' .- ' ,roT.;rl ' . \ 71 ' t . n'aill Zrlfe."r;lobrtr,/Prace'rVtZ
...,..raiw.Tr ......,-_.. -,.,...,. wfoll - tbe tremearnmot and '
1,-I,'erodo`oiLT.,:ii=tjto"'tt lili.' , ;''''‘ , ..'Vi.;,a h oe- ,
.; 6: , ,L00re0. or Lb-,
.r. up 4 the InOrrie rt rn will
tontko , o. to make \heir . 100...t0ne of Ora of elawtat \tam . .
if 4/ .11a, whtln at the mme,thue th ill I.- hortv to
.1,1. re \ \\ ae guest, thorn ./IR .., tom rarity row am,
4
New Yol3illisi,o . l 'ratite, liailtifaetory, \
- No. An. :street, hew' \ Yank
iii,ri . ; 1 . ..1 , 2E 4lf f,a , seyk .i ttery , befonticl, "•rith \ • \
re, 111,111.111tritAA°11, /4,3,11 1 . 1. q , .1 1 \ atoduellbr.tor
.. \ :
..t1...0... Toe totorotkormotaoor2eat of IhrOolfue Bellojt. the
'...Zl'rai'falZek{nl.pr..s..Whn'n"rt' Veltg ' .. 1',1 ,11! . . " 10.1 1
...o-hrour. ohlok wr li no inithio'fLolswt-y 111,1121 fa.1411 . 1\ . \ \. •
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•.r.hrt Litt d. ' ll, rmoto"ar.: t o f.er tre twore;wit s, bi'vanoenw" '..,, . • \ \' \
~1. .; ;,fr..f 5..... 1 g c tol, oh, lasU-I. CiMilN .11.11.1, y r ,„„, i i, \. ,
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URI eFtlll I,2 olp:ltt f) Awe , 2; .ffenr 11,Kk. 'L, ,
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'.., Paper arehoase- . \„,,•
E. ,. ..90 , 2 Nec ,. Co., ,
,
ph FFE Ft STore e ale, on• 'le fel . oe.t r , r1h . ... , )Vii‘e , , . •
. vir 1e.., [Moor. I.oee , i:, Dec I fru. s nsa.. - rimot: ' \ \, \
11. or,,gyfrwr. all . oltna, we totts IV Watalitr, , . \ \ \ .
\ , i4 . 1.. a ' .4 '. .:;;.4.fa ' r...ite colors anew ' to d e . t 'lrn, u . n..? Ifr' \
go"F 9fo ,f It and tune 0 1.0:1 'a:filth, ..”. \ " .
i 2 rrz.n ' e F :.•alte r .'tgrW trod ot ' tben h t ' r\r ', Ll2'‘, ' . ..' " \ ' \\.... ''
11 ,. „.p ,..... :: i320 r 4 , 1; 4, r,:. , t 5 c a d r. 5 4. 0 ) , , , 5... \\
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Eirfli-75 Iterate/aro Tufe, aloe rgeasoor F lo t ittjant attire , : .• 1 - ‘, ,
St -ar.binif Deur , in the toot r'r MIMI'. , \ \ - , 1, 1.
V. ~..,111,, 1111111,, i'.., and Itruil , ‘ \ '
T., ... L. nf dlitatrut R 1.11.1, • \
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tar rjotloW " rultehre for rfnlC, in rogr.... = \ .
Wholesale, Dealeir—Rubber -B\ees:, •L. 'L .. ‘
°,. 'fitly knot. =O . ..L • atl.a.ntwef:....lC "wittirk 1 '
A p , ... -
er,.ral 'tall hobo 'rat wouLt proOt Ira bv.L-f0y,0r...... , . \
.r.o2nr.f.ntriF2.--Op- tot toy malfr torn, put ILLO otn. net.'
, r :whallti• ,uatt .y to roarkot-LwArrautol-prtreo 4441,
oT lirwn tin coehinantun. To aJaire you that mentotra . '
nod 'cola wf the trot:throat!. are Ibl:into..in orl.vonok too
1 / 1 / 1 31.11111 . ant.. d top ot. to dir.rehute-thLt It I,a rear
wrist c.not 'to Chir t.affle-rhr us:nee:ix. homy It.. nOr '.
\roor. I 11V(1,111b11,P,11/11,frIk44,11/11141,4•11.rkt,11A . \
. k.,..,,t0ri0.,,,,et1-nn 11,1.11•11141,111111V111,11,-111',111/1;11111,„ ,
...rh . 'nrt-or who bee merwlowil thoorwlenFor. au ow Lootor . s. ,
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l
, .g1 , .1.11• wng lOW, ne.2.ron 11 , 11,11 and . Trourtoleut Bre- \ s
t r(rke , t. rater e,r.-I , f W 9. tn..). rnf up tloolown at wriret , ~
n.firaw,,,,,,, hot e.a .. node. to sownita urn `with the bow u.. \
'll -
'll Lite , . fool otn,nt="Or t ent Fw•to 211.44wre o r
a
\
Inr2,lf,l•ch rho queFtoh fa haltrrr troadLoreornome '
, f 6 l. ot" , ca. :he urnnen at , l7rie ti . t luvrotoe. but tor n \
Fre; rw , '; th" , h. , ' ek• - • l 4 ,, rit . ehte eh the2.lreve toed
to FA. it
l uo. ..r.prronn nr nuf, worn whou 1 .i . 11.1 I. l'. ...1'
the f , 11.11 out, earl they arW) , re.tb.r. rlOris wn on.
hey, w Nany anwl... ~ fkr 1 Litre eearear them th tr i ll ' \ \ .., 1
5,.... Yoh.- few 11r01.14 , nce ueriwrirOf tOAartt ttaa 1.1,
~...1,..r.V11, Ara.. tiro le. , a , Intim tuarono toil goer: 0 • \-1
..„1 publl,inon 11 11.• a non cue in Putoef \ nrobt..r.. I . ' ' r 'n,
have tr.r.... , NCLOti,o-over no, liornirrntho 11•1111 .1.0.,
lof my t.wit'anob.hostorro-arn nor olloot .... toarour,
eta t't be hoar.., io the 2. n-wiener ht on "r 'nok, \V\
!ado; if0r0x.,2hn0h.....11 underaerl cheroot 1114/Z4lll
, tfr nom, tertinn,ll rho Eat premium. tinter Lyre
at Oc t
tf, \
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