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NEWLY INVE.N FED HORSE POWER
AND THRESHING MACHINE.

FENaE subscriber would inform the public that he
n has been able to test his NEW HORSE POWER
& THRESHING MACHINE, and now offers them 10
the public; believing that they will fully meet the exec
ation aud wishes of the purchasers, he thinks that they
will be found cqua if not superior TO any Machines TOR
and is believed to be very durable, caculaedto he work
ed by four horses
He has also hand other Horse powers and Thresli
ag Machines less expensive.
He likewise Agent for the sale of Mr. Uuy's Horse
Powers and Thresng Machines; those preiering these
Machines procure them by calling his farmers
Repository, in Pratt street.
je % J, S. EASTMAN.
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AONE AhU'S IGufEL

now AhU'S I5UfEL
BROADWAY, CORNER MAIDEN LANE, NEW
TENNIS HOTEL is Que Of the most commodious in
III tie Uaion. having front upon Broadway OF over
I1 feet and upon Maiden Laue 30 feet; with two large
giugs extending in the lear III feet IL SIX stories
high exclusive OF basement and under cellars and con
tuning DO bed chanbers, each wei lighted and
ventilated with gfates-besides numerous private par
IOurs with sleeping attached and public Pari5urs;
dining, aiding and otherroons There aertw0 elegant
dinssa 0ons the floors OF which as well as the spa
cious a lis m je first and second stories, together with
the reading and other public rooms, are paved win ltal
ian marble. There is also an extensive ana pleasant
fronting upon broadway, httet up ior iadles Or
binary, and tle ladies are provided with ATTRACTIVE puc
parors aud private entrance to the Hotel from Maiden
Lane.
The subscriber having for nine years past received
liberal pa-pnare from merchants, and principally from
Gentlemen af business al his former Hotel in Broad street,
il satisfied from experience that early meals 10 many are
more aceeptie. therefore he has had his house so con-
strteted be able to serve meals to such at early
hours Tile htIrs adopted for meals are as 0llys VIZ
~ Gnr 2ian dining room upon LIST floor, Breakiilstat
4 AZ i mast Z: with reference to tie season OF the
Yea - prin th4 SHINE a : O'Clock. In Genteman's
dining roo.. upon ID story and also in Ladies ordinary
Breakfast from to 10 O'Clock, and Dinner at halt dat j.
Printed bills of fare daily got p Tor Tue inherent Nl
IL. rooms, and as il IS optional with Gentlemen 10
t1ke tlsar either OF the Gentemen's dnng
taouS without giving any nnuce OF tleiT cuiee, the
ruriber homes tue extra trouble and expense in the at
seInpt to suit their convenience III this respect VIII BE-
Properly appreciated by generous public, and that
commensurate patronage Will result uiereiron
This House possesses every convenience that the suby
scrber coun devise and il is universally pronounced
visiters to be most repeIc la its Internal arrangement
its construction for light and air being superior 10 amy
other House in the city.
In addition 10 the many advantasf I'D comforts over
most Hotels il has living spring OF pure soit water up
on the PREMISES which ap;us biIts intrinsic wofti as
wh0,esome beverage, InaSRai to be found in the
lower part the city adds vefymucl to the safety ofe
establishment in of fire on or near the premises;
powcru force prp being attached the well oforcc
water thefefrom as well from the various cstes i'll
the yari, to the reservoirs under the roo from which,
the ureniseSin an instant.
In short, this establishment has been got up without
ret renee 10 cost and il is the intention OF the subscr
be TO have il stand among the best hotels in the country
II hopes to be favored with 4 share of public patron
a9c.
lna-Ilm D. D. HOWARD
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EVANS PATIENT AkiAE'-s&BAh rESNING4
pLOUGRG, HARVEST TOOLS, &C.
TF5IIs ~ subscriber is now manufacturing G.. * OLE
"A VANS; reverse point or sefslIarpening PLOUGIiS;
each share of east irony has points; and by
ing act upon the principle of seslapelng, and there
fore economy in Using. These plougis made in tile
best possible manner and will be sold reasonal
terms, can be had in this city; together with my exs
teEsiye of other make of pouss and agrcul
hlral implements generally
In store very superior Pennsylvania made Grain era
d f1S with Waldron's aud Grins Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES of Wadrnn's, Grifin's, and Ameri
can manufactures; Scytfe Snathes and other Harvest
tools: 1hreshing Machines Horse powers, SC. &c.
have also patterns fol- and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts,
see my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention
J. : EASTMAN,
30 Pratt St, between Charles s Hanover ST. .
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ovu oor.r.AR REWARD

" OSr Oh Saturday afternoon in Saratoga between
& xGreen ard North streets, La1y's WORK BASIN
Two Cnn,i,ric handkerchief pair of white silk Stock
ings a Collar thmble, a Bead Bag, &C., the above
reward will paid for the same, II let ut the Coonade
Bath House, Sa atoga street.
IN Z
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a YES. o YES, O yES.--Without any douh
~ o, controversy this day the greatest assort
ment in the United States OF the most spendidBeds,
D1lstcrs and Pillows, Marasse.. Comforts. Cots, &c
&C. The establishment comprises the greatest guaiiti-
~ and variety of goods in the bedding line that even
bshcld on eari and they selling remarkably low;
however, those who wish to purchase, - they will call
the BEDDING Mart, the N. w. and =. w corners of
Lombard and Light streets, they will at once be satiss
fed ie is
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Lazy NOTICE.

esrtIAs. II. PITTS & las. L. STEWART, .1tt5r-
" at Lc,o, have removed the Office in Fayete
siet, few dcors ns Pa's street, opposite Bar
nais Hotel They may be Iound at all times during
Business hours, wien engaged iii Court, or absent
from the city. In tue absence of either of them, the
olh will attend To the business oftle office. ap Is
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potr,fns of that vile herd OF ignorant pretender, who
tl,rong e paths OF the unwary with professions too alb
s,ird iof contradiction. Come to the true fountain; We
m1,fent but more unfortunate victims ofdsease, and
share again in their plentule the blessings ofhealt.
DO not forget the only place in this city where you can
he eectnaiy and speedily cured of all symptoms ofiAe
BAD Diseases OF the money returned, Is at
No. Int st. between Front street,
ma 10 and the baziGr BHdg"
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NEV LINZ. OF NEW YORK IND LITERP0OL
PACKETS.
I'D I'D ID ID I'D ~

To sail from New York on the 18th and Liverpool on
the 18th ofcach month.
From ReW York
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt J. a. Pearce, 18th September
ship GARRICK, Capt. n. B. Palmer, 18th October.
New snip ROSCIUS, Capt. John Collins, 18th NOyemr
Ship SIDDONS, Capt Alex. Britton, 9th December
From Lirelp1O
Shin SIDDONS Cant. Alex Britton, 18th October.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt. j. A. Pearce, l3th November
ship GARRICK Capt n R. Palmer lSt , BEsem sn,,y
These shps are all of the first class upwards oi luoo
IONS burthcn built III the city OF New FORK WIN such
nrycments AZ conbine great speed and uaushs cont
,lt ,r passengers Every care kas been talca IN the
arrangement OF their accommodations. The proe OIL
passage hence is S40 for which ample Stores ncmnns
wines Sc will be provided; $40 without wihes, Se-
These ships will be commanded by experienced tsss
yvhs will make every exerton to give general s:Isis
Neither the captain nor owners OIL theSe sp wiz
be responsible for any letters parcels OF paekse SEN
by them unless regular bills of lading ae signeu mere
w. f. X. COLLINS,
IS South street, New York, OF 10
Wsf * JAS BROWN y CO.
m,oI Liverpool.
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NEW V tx IND LITGa9ooh ? 4
10 ID I'D ID 1

on the LIST of every month.
From ney TCik.
February I3-The UNITED STATES, Captain T.
Fisher.
tmrn l3-The SHEFFiEL1i Capt. +. p. Allen.
Nav l3-The STEPHEN WHITNEY (new) capt
w. C. Thompson
From liverpool.
February The SHEFFIELD, 63o tons.
Nnrrh I-'rhe STEPHEN WHITNEY, 1900 TONS
Arrii I-'l'ls UNITED STATES, 500 tons.
NAV l-l'Gc WIG. NI.N1, 60 tons.
The nuilifies and accommodations OF the above Ships,
and the reputation OF their communicates, we'll knesn.
Every eyert;o viii made pfOaipte the comfort OF
Messengers and thu interests OF importers. The Price OF
passage 10 Liverioo iii the cabin, in other nes, is
liked $780, with wines ans stores OF every description
rbe owners will not he responsible any letter parce
or package sent by the above ships, for which bill
fading is NOT taken. For freight passage apply
STEPHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS, TURNER, FOX S. CO., or
ROBERT KERMIT, "A South street, N. York.
ma %
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FENO THE AFFLICTED--YE
i'll SHALL BE HEALED-Ye, who
are afflicted be conferred and mourn
rs more. Chase back the sigh o an
eussh o its bitter cell, and wreath thy
ps with a perennial smile, Man gui-
ded by Science has pursued his deep
research among the woAdFous works
Of nature, "like gnomes in tie dark
nait. minc," and has gathered from
Ter ample stores, the secret mystery
OF A SPEEDY CUREi
Come tlen-come one, come ALL
Shun as you wouldthe iHsidioCs and
fatal poison oftile asp, the destructive
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NfATTRASsf1s, NIATTRAssES, HO! IIaT'-
TRASSES.

TENf1E subcriber has hand most extensive rs
III sortnentor MATTRESSES of every description,
such us HIia, Straw, Husk, sc. &c, and above ALI,
and excellent article called EIIYSIUM MATTRESSES,
which for cheapness, durability and comfort,
passed by any other Mattresses now in Persons
wishing purchase would do well call at the Bedding
Marts, N L. and s. w. corners of Lombard and Light
SITS. I-du
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cnrEMsN y JOHNSON.

.4ITORNI1F L~HV.
RTICHOLAS d. Coleman 4 Robert a. Johnson, have
" associated themselves in the practice OF Law.
The Office is on Main street, Vicksburg, next door 70
he Post Office. ~ q,
vuyIPPECAEos TEXT BOOTz.-CompIied
q from Niles Register and ether authentic ree9fds
hy William Ogden Niles, and published BY puli Green
Editor of the Pilot & Transcript Just reeeiueda 10
NJ HICKMAN Bookselle
ma92 s. 2ailmor street,
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uNIvERsITY OF pEARLYAyD.

TEHHE LECTURES OF THE FACULTY OF Ply
Il SIC Of the University of Maryland, will commence
The ensuing on the FIRST DAY or SEPTEM-
BIER next, and will continue until tie FIRST DAY OF
MARCH following.
Prof ~ POTTER, Theory and Practice Of Med
I" H. w. HALL, Obstetrics, Hygiene and
Med. Jurisprudence
S. G. BAKER, Matera medca, and Thera-
peutcs.
" w. E. A. AKIN, Chemstry < PlIarnaes
3" w, ~ BAKER, Anatomy and Physiology.
4" n. Il. SMITH, Lecturer on Surgery.
For the ensuing session arrangements have been mae
by which Dr. Smith will give full and complete cOiIYs
on Surgery before the usual period when his prcseHc
will be required in Lexington after his departure Al
additional Surgery will be given by the Prot
OF Anatomy. In offering six months course OF Les
lures instead of the usual term of four months, the Fac
ulty satisfied that Medical Students will fully appre
cate the great advantages which they will derive from
this extension tie time while for the few who eanBo
conveniently spend six months in the city, attend
during four months will meet the demands of ts
charter. The well known facilities of this institution
have been increased during the past by the add
ton of numerous valuable preparations 10 it, costly ana
extensive Anatomical Museum, and VIII be further id
ed by full of the celebrated Pathological Models OF
Hilbert ordered from Paris by Dr. Smith Its believed
they will DO the only complete set in the country ON tbfs
side ofte Mounts and will render the course on sur
gerry vastly more instructive than il could be made With
out them The splendid Chemical apparatus OF The
University has been materially improved and increased,
and a valuable collection OF Foreign and American Min
erals have been placed i'll the Laboratory for the beBeGt
of the class in Chemistry. Their spacious disscctinE
rooms and abundant supply OF tie ndertGI, enables the
Faculty to Off advantages for Tie study of ANTONY,
unequaed by any institution in the country, while the
Baltimore ninary affords every convenience for day
clinical instruction both in Surgery and Medicine.
WILLIAM Il, A, AKIN. Dane.
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6SUGAR AND HONEY
- 81 boxes Brown Csha Sugar,
serces Money. For sale by
je25 J.P. ADAMS, Bowiy's wharf
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n y IGH-VNAKS AND BT-IyAYS; Or; Tales
e "A OF THE ROAD SiDE-pcked up in the French
Provinces, by walking gencman. new edition, re-
vised and corrected, with original introduction, and
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IA GLASSES so barrels New Orleans MoIasse
WE landing and for sale by
jy3 Bowly's WHIT
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whsn the sduiu'-tration, onor s~pending millions ofLo.-
lars, and wasting olmr~t innumeabIo lives II compol-
ed practically 20 acknowledge III Inability to defeat n
-hand,ui OF Indiana" tGcnenl gacl~,n called them a
Few ~hundred) who are DESTROYING our harvest f,lJs.
and burning our towns, and slaugh,orng our citizens,
Surclyh no other charge against Mr.. Van Buren,
md ms sduainr;r ton could be .dduccd. this of the
Ft"r'ds War would be ample " warrant his dir--al
'om ohoo' and hrs own conduct IN 1912 would be a
p~r''ot'ni to be pleaded for the act.Ou ct the public O.
g,Ust him.-PhLd. L.. =. 90.
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viRCiNIA-At rules held In the Clerks office of,ho
Ciruit Superior Of Law snd Chaucecy Scr the coun-
~ OF Ohio. in the month oi AurUs. 1910.
Stephen Rice, Complainant
ngainst
Austin Peay. and HEM Moore, and the
said Henry Moore. John +. CLARKE. and
Mark Douglas. merchants aud partners ,
trading under the firm OF Moore. Clarke !
& Co. Defendant.
The defendant Austin Peay. TAO, having entered las
appenrsnce and given security according To the oct OF
assembly and the ruicu of this Court. and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that ne il not an inhahiiant
OF the commonwealth. On mption Of the complain.
an' by counsel. IL Il ordered thai the said defendant Do
appear here on the FIRST day Of ncIt Fall term nI ,hi.
Court inter as sppsarance. give security for the PER
iornance Of the decree in the cause. file his answer
n the complainant. bill.-or oihcrwIso defend this sui
and that a copy of this order be fosihwi Inserts
ia some ne~spsper tinted in the City oC Wheeling
lor two months excessively and posted AZ the from
door of the Court house ofOhio county.
a COPY teS;e,
ALEXANDER +. LAIDLEY. Clerk
A CALDWELL, for Compt. mug Is
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Inc Nlirs, Books, aud Accounts Of 4. IorIns.
.T"ir I've let al June 1889 TO 23d Of March 1870. Al
- tse votes, Spoks, and counts Of = Rice from
.oih o. SCOT. 1913 70 ats. of Dec 1892 were transfer
by a. Lorug
Toe said Notes and Accounts are guaranteed; IL IA
therefore necessary mat duo dilIrcucs shonld 10
used IN their collection. From the great Number OF
tnese demands no. further notice Fan be- CIV emit -
therefore expected thai thuso inter, .tcd Nil 1oy.
eTn themselves accordingly.
p. w. STICKING.
Ihe above demands are placed IN the h.nda OF
A. Caldwell eco for collection. p. VS.
any So -
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aRainai

VIECINIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office oftbe
CHcu' superior Colri OF Law and Chancery ,or Inc
cooniy fOilo IN the monk Of August 1910
The North Western Bank Of Virginia Compla iran,
against
= ; over and {; w rovar, andJohn
itii, samuel Thompson and John Bano. Chenccy
Defendants
The Defendant J.. s and q. W. Tousr. not ba,;,s
ulsiI appearance nnd given security according
70 The oct Ofassembly end fbe rplss 81 a.. ,,,r, 80
y appesring ~ satisfactory proof that hoy srs not IN.
naoitonis Of This cOmmonwclth-on motion Of com.
,IIn'I' ~ oonnseLt y ordered that the soid dtieu-
Iins 90 appear hese ou fho fret day Of tho nert fell
'oI'n o. inis court. enter ihen appearance. and give o.
curry ioru performances offho decree in The r4Jss-
g"s'~ef mo said coroplatnanfs hil Or o~fhcr,Isc defend
'h' s1ii, and ihat a copy ofdis order be oubVifb In.
.sftu ~ zone De"spapcr paper p11tcd IN fh, civ Of
wheeling ~ too months socccaivol.-spd ,,.,nI ,
70" tom o'of Of the Court bou-e ION oo1a,y.
a c0W ftEfe.
ALEX T LaIDLrY ci-,k
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MECASKEY, FAT.MFk & Co,
Manufacturers and lInpoTlers o.!
fAP Err HAhGING & EORpERS,
w. 10 -Hdrket stree, one door G6ors / rOn.
SlllSBURGH.
hsgs Io~, and TanneTs' Scraps taken in trade,
~ VIC ilg'tef nTl"Fss 1un. OK a
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viz Mae o.,Sry,y-,N rules held m the
ciCrk'r OLD q nths tifCri, sNtn0f ecnrt ei ia~
40 thNncTrs or the county on ''h'ofu uhehohto
Wilhsm +. P tacrron. ADMINISTRATOR OF sll and
-iUgulsr he 800, e and chntl,is, rights sho SIeelts
NiLamLe bar T. dcco C'mi!cA. ."
David MyerIe. Jam,~ y slcrs, Daniel Zane. Jscob
Y: Bier hhs iovt. u tiu.he-, hiu fn,n'ztr nc
Kjnley, late high sheriff VI The COUNTY Of OAio.
De!endsntsy
The defendants DAVID n 'yrle aud james "s,ers,
not having entered then ~. ~sraee nEd gwen ss,U-
uty according TO M. sct al Ssembly and tire Tuirs
., tins Court, and It appcn M ~ ssisisci"Iy If(3i
hatth,y are no. inhabitants oi os eoh,H0hNtai.h
On inouon Of the complainant, / eonhrv'i u n or
tered that the said defendants do sIlesr mere on
The fret day Of the next fall term ,oi ulls eoHTten'tts
he, appearance, awe sccunty Tor AZ. efloimahtto i
Ihe dtcrte' an this cause ond fir the,. %%S', "a
c'Wplalnnnts bill, or othel wire csfend O. ISSUE ~.
.oat a COPY Of this order be forthwith 'Sg soI
TWO ~ ohths successfully and posted al tho wv
door OF the court house Of Ohio county.
cxIEx T. LAIDLEy. Clerk.
NIRGIN1A-lS eHAsekST In Tire Circuit Surrn-
on the Chanccry side thereof
Moore, Clarke s. Co. ComplainunIs
aEainst
Henry Mould g, al. Defendants
The ssiendants Of the above msnpan,d causo
henEy MoulG and Peter Numsen vii take notice
,hat on tho lJth dsy Of October HsIt between thu
hours offs o'clock A. NJ. and v,lock p. NJ. At the
ONCE OF George James Esquire in III, town OF ZsEes-
- - 80 ~NaN' "a cNANs AHN NANNIAAANAlN1 VIZ
take the deposiuous OF Isaac r. con IND others; amt
pnlhe l9th day OF October next bet seen the sa M
h9ur at the office Of James : Wheat IN the City
II W heelInS the couiplainants will take the deposi-
IONS 81 Charles l.. Strong. and Others, q be rad
al eyidSnce on. the hearing Of the same cause:
should TN. SAID depo,Ition not he completed on the
ray mentioned az either Of the SaId places, the "a
%ihg thereof all be adjourned from day 10 day be-
tween the same hours and ~ the same place
MOORE, CLARKE - co.
/ BY James 5. Wheat, then Attorney.
TIRCCLAR-AIMWETI SEMINARY MART
~ INNILLE, OHl0.-Aim to do well. for, whntev
eris worth doing a, all il worth doing well, ard learn to
10 we'll
Thi,ln-tiiuiion IL q Female boarding school. con
Quoted upon the Aimwell system for mental and msnu
NJ learning. that affords 9 home education. impsr,ing
the general substantial branches Of tuition, which OK
cites tho requisites. and induce The useful requirements
Of Eomale literature and learning. not learning TO To-
honr bat laboring TO learn with a government over
mind and manners lenionly and strictly Introduced
and maintained, and = d~isiPlins induciye and not CO.
ereive applied with As.iduiy snd propreiy on the Cfh-
cheney ofeIPerience under the presiding influence Of
n training up in tho nurture and sdmcnitioD Of god
nesr. by the Principal
n. WRIGHT.
n. T for hnafd ard tuition. $50. to 400
per annum, payable quarterly in advance for fnrthrI
particulars address ihro' the poVi office. poet paid
Martins ferry.
m,rinHherry Ipns o. IGAD
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nnnInsl

cHAScERY-At Roles held il, m.
clerks office of the Circuit Superior Couu of Lav,
and Chancey for the County OF Ohio, in the montb
Of Augus;, 1910.
hehfy Hloore' and John =. Clarke, late partners in
business. under the firm OF Moore a. CIa,Ln"Ca.
plaInants,
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~kOPS-The highest cash pri-c will be paid Tor
IA good morehanta6ls hop- delivered 81 our ware
house on MAN street. JACOB & MITCHELL.
,ug %
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'nne25, I5+U.

AUCTION SALES.
BY e. LENNON g. co.
ON WEDNESDAY, the 2eth inst, al II O'clock
II me suction storess on Buchanan's wharf Baltimore
1927 BAGS RIO GREEN COFFEE, Cata.ugues
may he prepared and tbs samples may De examined
he day before the rale. 20
lulv a. ARA
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William Dickinson. JoelShrcwsbury. :
Lewis Rufiner. Nose, NJ Fu1ua.
John ID. Lewis, William ID. Shrows
bury md Joseph ID SirauIon. ira
ding and dealing uRder tho firm of
DtckorsOn, Rather & Co. Com
piainants.
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