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LospoN-racket ship ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cases Meyer
Son-5e Harvey--s Lord Taylor-5 Smith co-9 J
Cohen-92 slabs copper Phelps Dooze co6 pgs Wiley x
Putnam-6 w Benjamin & cod Tiffany, Young Ellis
A Patterson X COG l. Johi-2 Hart 4 COT Bird Gillian
eo-2d Bgnhingef col Herrick2 stosrgs1s bslon
X cog Rock well 20 Ellisonl2 Sandford-2 Cox
8M T& Il MALI NORTH Perkins col Wmte
col NJ Martu-8il bars Boo man JohmsonEl!sS
tons CHALK Or swod; 10 pgs Beals Rush& COW S,mx'n
Ironsdes-5O Williamson & COLL Moorewooa CO.
81 Chandler x co--lOO Barston *
$40 bds sheet iron Phelps. Dodge ecs s s,s TN N 10
coo bds 464 bars Black Outhout-l ck hardware
Conant, Ellis col John Van Nest-6 Hssnck co..
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LUClNA CORDIAL.

UT, Il II II r T. IN I H u Il u H.
EOR the sure and speedy cure of Incipieut Consul
u Barenuess, Impoteney, Lucorrhna or Whifes|
involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
ton Of the system matter whether the result Of
causes produced by ,rregularity Illness accide
The wide celebrity OF this wonderful aud nesHinaI
dial IN both heu.ispheres. rs sufc ent guaranteed
quick and positive success in curing all the above ~
aud complaints Nothing cai be more surprising tha
vigor, ina effects on the human frame Persons al "
aud ia.sirude before taking il, become robust
Of energy Under IL infireace. u immediately con
the OF the female ir,me, which is the on
OF warren ess, sod which, prr to Nlsgnin's discoy
diments Produced by physical psostrs which fre
deter men from getting ma. riet Languase, tnde ID
garaed by the heads Of the faculty. in all parts Of
as one OF the most important medical dscoverieAof
Price 81 per bottle Principal Office A Nassau .t.e1
ment. aus IN
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pig % u box Dennis
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Amy Peterson & to-2o 9 F Gerding-6 Bouch,ud The
baud-l I DENNY F Rhodes Col Read Taylor x Co
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LEGHoRN-Ship Leopad-22 blocks marble Mirandoh-
Goodhue-25 blocks marble Davis Brock cs essence
Ner-l silk Cotterel do Moren Osen % hgs mdze
20 bags juniper berries Vyse &son30 bales rags Fielder
insects Thompson8 cases 80 bxs mze 10 cks 80 cases
NEuvrTAs-Brg Brothers-2s logs mahogany, fierce, a
White- Fuscais47 logs mahogany Sc bxs lao hhds
2tierces 10 bbls, 1910 sticks fustic Scott y Owen.
SIR THoMAs-Brig Stsr-S4O3o, brls, bxs Hubbard &
col piano forte 6rls Durand col tcs brs Henry
100 doubloons Buck -
RoTTEnpAM-Brig Acton-83 casks g Gray, Boston-23
mill stones II Il w Livingstone bale Allen cssk cas-
Webber * Heyer-l Reese, Brobers-2 Z Knucklemsn-l2
Meleue-3 pipes gin Nattlebahm2 csks wine Polleg-
6cas. order
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ana, nommnnication. not for the purpose 81 repsl.

linz ne low souril u contained In the often re.
fitrd .itnder therein contained on the subject of
education. but 10 emphatcally contradict the
gro AID apparently wliful ialsehood uttered by
the author, touching my vote on the veto of the
River and Harbor Bill ! own that | voted for the
bill at all times, as well before as after the veto !;
upon this matter no one could be mistaken. This
my recorded votes show. The ptifil insnuaton
touching consultation. repel with the supreme
contemptit deserves Please do me the justice TO
give publicity to this note, and obge
Your obd't. servant
JOHN G. CHIpMAN.
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Home PORTS
BALTIMORE, Aug tl-Ar bark w Paige, TAYLOR
brigs Globe, Young Sagua la 0rande: Columbia Cof
to Cabelo; Ocean Queen. (Brl Fopp Falmouth, ia
0argili. do; sresmer Jewess, Sutton, I'm Norfolk-S
evening. passed off Thomas Point, brig Glamorrzn
I'm Kingston ia. Cid, schr II Middleton Stein Char
Sid, FIR ship Tourville, Odievre. Marseiiles.
NORFOLK, Aug 8-Ar schr M Williams, Eldridg(
Ion. Cid, schr Caroline, Fitzgerald Antigua and
Sid, Br brig Laa Rookh, for James River.
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nj ARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH II
lvA terest them by perusing Moral Physiology writ
the Hon. r. ID. Owen, wi additions end alterations
Glover; NJ ID. Were this boo carefully read by|
suaded that different state Of society from the
would sx,s The terrors OF poverty pnd the prdspe|
prevent nsay pFudet people from entering the matr
state, but here is work that will tell you import
crets, which may obviate all such objections. Price
boos 30 cents. For sale No Ann ST. and most othe|
stores. aui2 III
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com N EIkClA-L.
New York. Tuesday. !

New York, Tuesday, August III.
AsHEs.-Sales were made in pots this morning, at SO
so, and in pearls at So
BnEADsrurrs-There is apparently less doing in -four
since the arrival of the steamer and former quotations
are hardly sustained Sales OF Genesee were made at
81 O9 Oswego, at 81 0614 Ohio, 81
CorIoN.-Ihe market has been inactive to. day, and
the sales limited Holders not disposed to offer their
supplies at lower rates. and there but few buyers in
the market The sales effected were 400 bales at full
prices. We therefore continue to quote
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ArALAcHcoLA-Brig Tybee-lso sticks cedar Sheppard
CEDAR KEy--Schr Com Kearneyz9l sticks cedar n bis
cotton hides i6 deer skins, Savell5 bales cotton
Coe Anderson co-.-4 bales Drake Mills29 Collins X
Carhart
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENr.-Dan Bur-
rows, re-appointed surveyor and Inspector OF the
for the port of Middeown in the State of Con-
necticu William Snowhook, to be collector of the
customs for the district and inspector of the for
the port Of Chicago in the State OF Illinois James Hew
to be collector Of the customs for the district and
inspector of the for the port Of Newark in the
State OF New jersey, vice Archer Clifford, whose COM
mission expired sas A. Comstock, to be naval officer
for the district Of Providence in the State of Rhode Is
land vice Moses Richardson, removed. Benjamin B.
Leav to be surveyor and inspector OF the for
the port Of Easpor in the state of Maine vice Micaah
Hawks, rejected Elisha Taylor to be register OF the
land office for the district Of lands subject sale De-
tro in the State OF Michigan in place of Robert A.
syth, appointed paymaster in the army of the United
states Alfred Marshall 10 be collector Of the customs
for the district and inspector the for the port
of Belfast in the State Of Maine in the place Of Naha
mel NJ Lovingly rejected
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LrvERrooL--ship r. Skiddy--T Dothsrd Miss Dothard
Alabama; MRS Latmer, NYork Miss Laing, Bosloni Mr..
Mac Null London; Baker and LADY, PhIia MIR Mahon,
A. and lady Meggett, Sheffield Breese st Louis Emil
Won Nellie Hamburger.
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L,v,srooL CLAssIrlcArIoNs.

PRovrsioNsNot much doing in any OF the articles de
nominated under this head Mess pork is held at 50
prime, So I2s beef, mess, So 10 81 prime 81 75
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eial district q Maryland, died on Saturday night
last, NJ Port Tobacco.
The case OF Brown, the Matchmaker, who
pawned his customers watches to buy lottery
gave himself up on Sunday, and is now in Jail.
The writ against him charges that he, in conjunc-
ton with DR.. Buchanan and Sylvester Clifford,
had formed a conspiracy to defraud certain par
ties. 1t appears that DR.. Buchanan, as the friend
of Brown, as well as of some of the owners OF the
watches, exerted himself 10 save Brown, as well
to restore the watches of his friends, which LAS
subjected him to the suspicion OF connection
with the fraud Brown had for long time been
in the habit of pledging and redeeming his Gus
toners watches to raise funds TO purchase lottery
tickets, but along turn of bad luck had prevented
him from raising funds TO redeem about seventy
that were then up the spout. After having them
deposited there Tor time, he would sometimes
redeem them with money, and other times obtain
another watch to repair, with which he would
redeem another that had been some time in Cliff
ford's safe. In short, he carried on regular
"spouting" business.
TIE MARxETs.-The Offering Of beeyes at the scales
yesterday comprise 600 head Of which 70 were driven
to other markets. 80 remaining unssd and the bal
ance 437 head taken by the city butchers at 81 10
81 rs 100 lbs the hoof equal to s. 30 - %
net Quality Of the stock fair Live hogs and
prices have advanced to S. so a SIS 62ia During the
been extremely dull Holders are asking "a 1919 for
fresh ground -four but sales of note have taken
place. No transactions in City Mis-holders ask 81 20
The receipts Of wheat pretty large but there very
maintained, but the lower grades have declined
Good to prime reds sold at rs SO cts ordinary to
good 20 10 cts and inferior and So s. cents.
On Saturday there sale of prime from New York,
white and red Mixed SO cents The demand for whis
ky is very limited, and prices have downward ten
dency. Sales Of hhds at 22 and barrels at asa cts
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9st ~ PHILADELPHIA, August III, 1910
The Weather. The 1stegraph-7he Rival Cricket
Ciubs-Dsmo1atic Convention-Sfocks, &c.
The weather is decidedly clear, cool, and plea
SAINT to-day. 1t makes one think that autumn is
about to commence its yearly visitation.
The telegraphs are still out of order, and the
press is hindered in the receipt of important in
telligence, through the breakages consequent
upon the recent storm. The break caused by the
lightning striking the mast at Raley's creek has
been repaired, and the communication with Viii
mington has been recommended but there is
evidently another break beyond, which has not
yet been discovered. Had the New York line
been in operation last evening, the proceedings
OF Congress up to the final adjournment would
have been transmitted, as they were received
here by the train from Baltimore before 10 o'clock.
The first eleven of the ST. Georges Cricket
Club, OF your city, will try their prowoss with the
like grade of the Union Club of this city, at their
ground at Camden, on Thursday next.
The expected denouenaent, at the hearing Of the
PEBBLES case did not come off yesterday, the phi
iosopAer choosing to have his bail forfeited rather
than appear where he knew gathering would
take place, OF the innumerable sufferers by his
various acts among boarding house keepers and
Others 1t appears he was able to redeem the
coat which he left in pledge with the hotel land
lord for the payment of his breakfast bill. Rev.
q. q. Burr went bail for his appearance yester-
day, and his good nature Will probably cause him
to lose $780, If the city solicitor thinks proper TO
enforce the condition Of the bond under the Cir
cumStances.
The democratic conventions for the nomination
of city and county officers, met for organization
| yesterday. The wings elect their delegates to-
night, and the natives elected theirs last night.
Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
AUG. ll.-FIRsr BoARp--l35 shs Grard Bank, 10; 10
Kensington Bank, 55 1000 Texas Bonds DIS, IL; 80
North American Insurance Company, 6s $500 State SIS
81; "a Western Bank, A; Mechanics do, "a.
AFTER SALEs.-l0 Union Bank Tennessee, 50; 1000
State 6's, II.
SECOND poARD-l3 Northern Liberty Bank, 40 Yves.
tern do, A; 10 Penn. Bank, 25lA
AFrER SALEs.-Is5o Schuylkill Nav, 74A; SO Reading
RR, 33l& SO do do, 1885; 80 Grard Bank, 10; Penn.
Rank o5Is.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-14
WANT A BEAU-iYE GOT A
BEAU.


| want beau / want beau
lis sweet, at least they tell me so,-
To waltz or walk. or sail, or row
With him you mean to MARY,
And :hen,-bu, O il must be sweet -
To have one kneeliag al ones feet,
Aud hear him there his vows repeaf -
BY love. but will marry!
Pm old enough to have beau
And Oft tell my ma NINA SO
As ofen she replies. "oh no
You aretoe young 10 marry
Old zooks | lis always thus with those
Within whose bosom coidiy flows
The streams of love. TO bellies and beanx,
Who. hayea mind TO marry.
Maids who have their hearts Tor sale.
Some forty years,-whose charms are
s.aIe.--
May,-and they have a cause to,-rail
AT those who wish TO marry
But ma'as who, by experience taught
Know all the bliss with which is frauqht
The welded life,-I think should nought
Object when girls would marry,
I've got beaui I've got beau
The knowledge makes my bosom blow
And, blow il nigh, or blow it low,
| am resolved TO marry,
I've been to every fam'd retreat
But never saw one SO neat,
Sojuss the thing TO marry.
know he loves me. and he came
This very night TO tell his flame
He cali'd me every pretty name,
Aud ask'd me il I'd marry,
| blush 'd,-as every modest maid
On such occasions will,-and said.
"Dear sir. / feel somewhat afraid
am too young TO marry"
He press'd his suit-yhat could do2
| answered, take me.''-tso would
you y
And, truth to say, think there's few.
Who can, butthat will marry,
The Rubicon is passed-whatthen
Why must wed the best OF men,
And trust | shant regret the when
? - first resolv'd to marry.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-14

Twas proceeding leisurely along the vine
aad flow banked road leading to Lau.
sinne aud eihin trifling distance Of it.
when my attention was attracted by the
pale aud care>worn figure Ola young girl,
who, app1renlly overcome and exhausted
by exeTtion, had fallen TO the ground
wheretrom. boy, OF ten years OF age. was
attempting To raise her; but the strength OF
The lntle fellow was notstqualto the task,
and, es Approached he turned his eyes to-
ward me impioringiy, and without saying
aword, made a most powerful appeal to
my compassinn- The l:tile fe low was Too
umId TO ask for assi>tince. and | needed
not the asking. for, observing the condition
OF the poor girl, l ran toward her, aud in
another moment she was again upon her
eel' aud leaning upon the sloulier of the
o'y, too feebiea prop tosupPorr her. The
giFl thanked me as well as she was able,
md the boy also added. that heaven had
senI me 10 save his sister from perishing
On the highway. Oh said he. his eyes
'parkling with gratitude~ poor Claad ne
would have died but forsyou'
Wut Clau,me accept OF my assistance,
% contucllng t,er into the town. said |, ad
a'ng. Lean upon me-, my poor girl. l am
O1'ter able to support ycur fragile form.
Claudine muEmursd her thanks, and ac-
eepled oil my pFotiefed service
The boy conducted u 10 a small but
nsa. cotrige n here he stopped. and obsrrv>
cd. this Is our home. SIR aud theE calling
or his parents, two'bsppy and generous
cooking Creatures came out. aud with tears
anu outcrIes embraced their dying child.
AMI led her inlo the cottage. 'lsnsy were
all too much occupied with themselves 10
heed me. ana as dad not wish to Be over.
Wnelmed with their gratitude, | silently
sllded away.
'Alass~l exclaimed lnenially, here is life
70 y, AL Us ming led briIIiancy and ploom.--
naPpy parents. miserable child!' Thare
was something in the demeanor Of the 4itI
'aat led me to believe that she was the sic.
.l',' OF unrs sited anection. .don't skn ost
Aaal y vas but could no, dispossess my
MI Of The notion and il gavesrise Ia ttain
~'enectlons which continued to- odcufy
NY mind until Iasrived atsny inn. -
As passed the house with Clau3ine up
= ny ami bad noticed my sopd hpssess
Iiag out upon rs 81 VIXEN 4 entered
nade iHqoiry To the good woman ~ alas
' snos when she came, asked aer wllssh-
!, ;as sue could give any iniot n.tion tobeerne
g sne Gi,l she had seen me-wilh.
.., 70, said the hesss<s, Int I believe her
s Ciaudine. aud fhaf ker 6souss ere
~ en cfeditable people e4o69 =, Z,
iape.;s. a "nas''s the eccdsiod "a Gla6dlaes
no 'oI, some love stuff, ! bsi;.;s .rsslied
a. aosless, 10 such ! tone. and wifI14ek5<k
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-14

My best Wishes we're realized. raid
visit 10 Frederic and Claadins twelve.
meath afieswards-and found. them ssiif
the same. happy beings as they were upon
their wedding day. Frederic. the tender
husband. aid Ciaadine the de- voted wife.-
Their every wish was gratifisd. = The
earth 70 them was q Paradise |; they .dwelt
in Heaven Of Love.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-14
Frcm the Church of England Magazine.
THERE NEVER WAS AN EARTH
LY DREAM
DREAM

There never was an earthly dream
of beauty and delight,
That mingled nottoo soon with clouds.
As sun, rays with the night;
Thai faded not from That load neaTt
Whcre ones il loved 10 stay.
And ltG That hear, more desofale-
For hlsing felt lis sway.
There never was a'glad bright cy 0
Bu, il was damned by tears,
Ciused BY such griefs as ever dull
The sunshine at oar years
We look upon the sweetest flower,
'TIs wilheFed Don, and gone.
We gaze upon star,l 10 find
BuG dan kuess where II shone.
Tlere never was noble heaIt,
A mud Of worth anl power.
Thai had not in this changing world.
Pain. misery. for lis dOwer:
Toe laurel on the brow hath hid
Ffom many cireiess eye
The secret Of the soul within,
lis blight and agony.
There never was-there cannot be
On earth precious Spriug.
Whose waters lothe ievered lip
UHiaiIing we my. bring
AL chlngeth on this troubled shore,
Or passeIh from the sight
O. or thlt world where jay and peace,
RriJn as eternal light
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-14

We see il statedthat the citizens Of Par
kersburg Va. have made reqaisition on
the Governor of thar State for three hun
dred stand Of arms, 10 repel an Invasion
threatened lha. town by the Ohio psople,
for the purpose of hberating the kidnappers
-there confined. II is also Stated thai the
requisition has been granted.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-14

cities. aud transform even. villages into
eifies--using that word as nonymous
with the congregation Of vices But not
half the testimony will be foand in your
public asvlums, aliosted to misfortune or
crime. Pride draws tire curtain over the
disgrace il briggs upon families A thou
sand private hospitals conceal their miser-
able victims from The public gaze. A thou
sand breaking hearts are every where shed.
ding the scalding tear over the wrecks of
manhood. laid waste by the pestilenl breath
OF the Rum Fiend. No family scarcely 8
is without is victim. No spot is sacred
from lis d9vasiations It chaunts its song
of ruin on the hiiitops. and sings the re.
QUEEN of death in the client valley, transfer
ming Paradise into an abode of Devils. 1t
costs more money than war. 1t sIays more
victims than steam batteries, or Paixan
guns. It is the great Mammoth that devours
seven>eights of your Taxes-and the more
II feeds, the moreit Graves. Is it then. a
nais'or interest Of society. or general one2
Show US one more eosnmanding. more nni,
versal, mose comprehensive more aw-l
fuf2
The spirit Of Christianity animates
every part Of this great Temperance ques-
ton. The spirit of mercy clio, hes it with a
mail OF adamant. The sprieit oftove lendsit
the wings of victory. Can Christain leo.
:slator faif to discharge his duty to society
by remaining passive under this appeal for
the right TO record free opinions against
common desolator. and We. hope to receive
the applause OF zhis Christian brethren p
For what. at last. is the boon they would
grant? That the ballot.box should be
opened This is The whole amount of it.
II they dread majority against the cause
they ought to brave the issue-un the
high obligation of rendering justice to that
majority. Ifthey are confident of fvictory
why not settle the Question by opening the
ballot box 2 Ia either case they would be
gamers by the act-for though corrupt mo-
ftives may for atima postponesthe decision of
| This question, it must and will finally tri-
lumph, as mankind continues to march on
ward and onward. to conplete emancipa.
tion from all TyTants, the most cruel and
bloody of all--the most heaRless and NEST
unrelenting, being the Rum TYRANr. ];
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-14

TIE n
.,orrY SPRINGS G. AZETTE

THE % e.
MOLLY SPRINGS GAZETTE
IS polished in the .o%a T.ee p rsy po,i..r. ssIia
M',.ss'rtif -s@l n paids in ADVANCE, OF ~, II not
~ ne end ofthe wear.
pam Terms Of Advertising.
- o-srs OF 10 lines or less 6rst insertion, 81
I@t.n5.so1ent insertion, % els
5,ff,.-ionsI Cards, not exceeding ten Tines, VIII
Pi1iss'.r.'f 80 M one wear. 80: y $l2.
= - - s,~.s months. =: So
,,beraI deduction will be made for yearly
Announcing candidates for Office wi.lbe-for
- SlD-Couniy s., to be paid down or assu-
ID bv some responsible name IN Town.
r@-N9 paper will be discontinued until all
.-na-srage, are paid, unless at the option OF the
PsbiisAeT.