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FRENCH boots,

FRENCH BOOTS,
AT THE PARIS BOOT EMPoRIUM
Corner q Fulton aud Nassau ST. opposite The Herald office.
,rHiS of the first and fashionable establish.
nets IN tins city the quality oil their Boots Snots
has made II the resort OF all who want have and
easy Boot at the extreme low price OF 81 90 equal The
made IN other stores Tor So and 81 We would call
attention friends his establishment where they
doubt be kindly received by MR. YOUNG the pro.
preto Fine Cali Boots for s3 So that be beat
10. Small profits and quick returns, is his motto.
e. nsfl
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Ornamental Signs, Banners Coat Of Arms, Flags dc,
executed in superior manner, nj the Old Esabshmen,,
l0l Nassau street. between Fulton and Ann.
TO Country erchatts,The difficulty OF proc uring Ia
the country handsome aud sign and the rOube
expense and Inconvenience Of its when
tanned in the city induces The subscriber offer the
Of merchants and Others when visiting New YORK. his
and beautiful Gold Carved Letters which ounve
nen form that they easily be packed in the trunk
in the same box With other goods Full directions
50 that any one can put them up either sign board
on the building itself The cost Of these while more drs
Bile and elegant than anything yet introduced is about the
any ordinary gilt sign, for instance the Of
ZACHARY TAYLOR, @
being 10 letters II of inch would cost but 5000
Their advantages soobvious that they already adop
ted by many OF the first firms in the city and country
the subscriber will take pleasure in showing 10 those who
will favor him with call the superiority Of their work
manshp, the symmetry Of their design, the
their transportation, and the facility with which they,may
be put up In any desired situation Parties residing
distance have them safely favored by sending
Of the firm or designating the particular letters wanted
oct Idly JAMES ACKERMAN, l0l Nasziu.st,
Old Established Passng &c Once, "a Pearl -
SAMUEL THOMSON a. NEPHEW, Agent for The "Black
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---- sweet, PENS

MYER PHiNEAS, Manufacturer and Importer Of English
Nl and American STEEL PENS d. PEN HOLDERS,
lS William street. between Fulton and John SIS N York.
respectfully invites the attention Of the public his Justly
celebrated Bank, Commercial and Original PENS which
used by the principal houses in the city who have found
them the best Pen ever used Also, Ornamental Pens for
various writings, which both durable and elasc and
preferable TO the Gold Pen, possessing the
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@ INV l'ili'|' "

CLIPPERS of goods all paris Mesi informed
y that the only Express by mail train 10 the West
All goods will be recepied office 10 be delivered VA
Pittsburgh Wheeling, Cincinnati, ST LOUIS. Louisville or
any Of tile principal Western Cities ahead 81 other c,
freight will be charged at the point Of delivery W.si
GREENE AZ Co,
oct S-lyd' Office Pratt Depot
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Blank Books and Stationery of every de-
scriDtiOu

STATlONER AND PRINTER,
7o,Hne Buiding Val aud Jpfer streets, Ne,e York
,ro BANKERS, INSURANCE COMPANIES And
DISQUALIFICATION +, NESBirr taxes leave
state that having established Resident Agents in England
his line ut the lowest prices Tie o1lectoi the
scriber not much TO do extended wholesale business
supply meIchais and ARTICLES
may require IN Their business, small quantities, whole
sale prcts by which saving oil at least 70 per cent will be
made. Tie following arces will be found in his present
STOCK: g.
Papers Cutlery, States, Sealing Wax Steel PENS Seals
ns Pec'i Casss, ivory Iaples Envelopes Gum Tickets,
Btn Cards Ui every variety. tgt
Iogt lher with other article made either in England
France, and constituting part oil staohers stock.
Domestic Stationery in qnailly and assortment not
passed, oct l1-lyd'
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wa.hington Univsrsity OF baltimore.

washington OMNcFbhsy "a
(, . y,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Session Of lsi7 and 1913,
rlo O. s. Mosgua, NJ. D., Theory and Practice Of Nsdi-
enc .4N 'F IH.. .ssf
PROT n. FoaBMAs, NJ d., Chemistry.
rruL WILLIAM \. WILSON, Al D., Therapeutics and Mate,
ria hl.uica, ~ 5-eFi lH
Prof WILLiAM + LEONARD, NJ d., Anatomy
WILLIAM a. SFoKkA, ~, Prui.asor OF obsterlcs, DIS
Women and Cnidreh, and Medical Jurispra-
deiice. 'gl hft
Prot sgoaos McCooK, NJ, d., Surgery.
Dr.. WAKgAAN BRrAaLy, Drnioih.fdtof oil Anatomy, :.
Inc annual course Lectures VIII conmence On MON
DAY, 2n o. OCTOBER nexI ANA eontinie iour months,
Iue College Seay tniarsed ~ calaOtiSs ior I'M
pa,,ing Meta instruction Tie Hospital Department. u,-
der TIE contlo rtsient Ineiipef ol Tie facuiy, mas
been ied Win cases Museum OF Anatoni'-
preaiat haas been es.Diisiie, anu many
InporAlit auuilions UDsetrlcal Department have
been receiyeu PARIS Tie rooms ior tie resident S,,
deus numerous, comfortable ecvioinica ana VIII
prove greatly advantageous TO pursue an
assiduous and uninterrupted course OF study.
Fee. for the Session.
Naturalization ucN.t. 80
..,.... Professor tirket, each :. II 10
Demonstrators iilket lO VA
Dip,Oma
OCT s-iyd T.. FOREMAN, lean
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REMOVED.

MRS BOSI.EYS Wholesale aud Retail Corset Bfansfac.
M tory Is removed TO 63 Baltimore street. over John w
Royston Co.'s Store, where Merchants can be supplied
with CoRSErS on the most reasonable terms
GO BALTIMORE STREET,
oct g. South side, doors from Gay street
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TIN WARE, TIN wAREii
VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE TO COUNTRY
HERffHA NrS

flE subsc rber would respectfully invite the attention OF
Merchants visiiig tins ely or the purpose OF selecting
stock goods The Fall ad Winter sales 10 MS ext
sive STOCK of Tin, JBasd Sheet Iron ami Briia,.,a
Ware comprising general variety, which has been manu-
iacted establishment, and BY the besl workmen
ID Tie city, all OF winch offered extremely low prices
different Sta viii inl greatly 10
Sheir advantage calf this estabislne where they
will find every variety Tin Ware at prices thai will not
please Goods viii be carefully packed and sent io
any part OF the city free OF charge,
n ALFRED III REP,
oct Sly No, 3l5, BALTIC ST. above the Globe Inn,
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j. c. LEWIS, Agent, Washington, 7th ST. opposite Gene
raj Post Office,
IIARvRy LNDsLy,M D., Physician corner OF G and 9
streets
Aprospecs to be had Of the agent setting forth the prn.
cples operations, and benefits Of life nsurace showing
also the great success Of the Company, oct 500
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NEW LINE LIyERPOOL PACKETS

These SUBSTANTIALLY ast snhg Hfht clhHs shps al DUH IN
the city OF New York, commanded by men of expe.
Renee and ability and will be despatched punctualy on
the 2lst OF each month.
Their cabins elegant and commodious and are fur,
nshed with whatever conuce to the and comfort
of passengers
Neither the captains or owners of these ships will be
sponsbe o any parcels sent by hem unless
regular bills of adng ARE signed therefor.
For freight or passage apply to
WOODHOLL a. MINTURNNS,
"a South street, New York.
or to FIELDEN, BRoTHERS& Co,
oct Idly Liverpool,
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TO CUMDERLHND, BItUHNSFILLE, PTTTN
BURGH, WIfEELING, CINCLNkATL
LoUISYILLE, ST LOUIS.
s A ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Messrs Burk A
"A Co.'s Express from baltimore Pittsburgh Tor the
tension Of this Line on and after Monday, October ih,
the above named places, with mail speed The wagons o
this line all new built with the capacity OF 100 lbs
and the best teams to be obtained have been placed along
the line of the National Road
Messengers will accompany all goods by this line
that the drivers on the road make the allotted time from
station 10 station, without failure t
All goods will be receipted any Of our Offices on
agencies North South Pittsburgh In IA hours
and Wheeling in 60 hours from Baltimore.
Goods received unit, II O'Clock in the day.
oct S--lyd
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SEPTEMBER REPORT.

THE Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company mo IL Wall
street, issued during the month oil September S47
hundred and twenty one new policies viz:
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u. BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS AT NEW YORK
ions J. PALmEn CONAN A. WORTH,
IONA GOopHUE, SAMUEL NJ FOX,
JAMES BooRaAN, WIN VAN HOOK,
GEORGE BARCLAY, p. T.. EDw HABicHT.
IIIE FOLLOWING ARE AMONG THE ADVANTAGES
Of large capital in addition TO the accumulation 81 pre-
mulns.
Ihe payment uI premiums hayeariy or quarterly, by
parties nsared for nhoe term " NE at ifg additional
The travelling leave extensive and liberal
Persons insured Tor e can al o,iee borrow hall amount
oil annual prenn, and claim the privilege ior five
years, their own note aud deposit o. policy
Part Capital IL permanent invested la the United
States in three OF the Local Directors, Trus
teesayaabe always to the assured I'D cases Of disputed
claims (shoud any such arise) or otherwise,
Thirty days allowed after each payment OF premium be-
comes due without forfeiture OF policy. Llttf
Tne society being ounded on the Mutual and Joint Stock
principle, parties may participate ~ the prohs OF the so
ciety, woirs OF which annually divided among those
assured tor Lille on the participation scale
The Society is not connected WIN ether MARINE OF rre
n5 Tie Baltimore Branch of the United States Local
Board will First Monday OF every mouth al the
Office Of tie Chairman lor the TRANSACTION o, business
ngl0n street, at o'clock, NJ 10 receive applicants
Fee paid by tile Society.
liar system Of this Institution blank forms OF application
&c, Obtained at the Agents Office, German street
Lnifed .Sfaies Lucal Directors Of Biii,nore t
JONATHAN MEREDITH, Esq, Charm
SAMUEL HOFFMAN, Esd ~.
$, H. McCULLoH Esd, NJ, D.
j. MEREDITH Esq, Standing Counsel.
j. MASON CAMPBELL, ESD, Solicitor.
a Medical Eranainers.
r. II. BUCKLER, Al Lexington street,
S, II, TlLGHMAN, 40 81 Paul street
DONALD Ss MeiIyAIN, German street
THoS il. WILLIAMS
~. oct s-Iyd'
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Also hand extensive assortment Of Pens of various
makers, which NJ r. offers or sale very low prices For
sale by &. +. Nesbitt, H. Cogswe, Messrs Wheeler a.
Wood, Bowen Il o. Lambert & Lane, ID. Felt, in Wall
street. aud by all the Slatoners in the city. oct lily.
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIFE INSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
q, CORNHiLL, LONDON, AND "A, WALL STREET,
NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, f50U,0o0 STERLING,
s2,5OO,OOO.

Empowered BY Act Of Parliament vict-Roya Assent,
July n, 1851
"a Sapings Bank for Me Orphan and he Widop."
u S, BOARD or LOCAL DIRECTORS AT NEW YORK.
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THE "MExIcxN WHIGs."--The New
York Tribune ofaApril 90, says: "The
war is openly denounced BY the moss
Of the Wigs" The Tribune is the he
leading "Whig" paper Of that city.
The Diario, a leading paper printed 10
the city of Mexico, says that "The sym
paties of ENTIRE PARTY in the ,Uni-
ted States are on OUR SIDE. and long
will Mexico remember their PATRIOT
ISM" The Tribune has abundant means
for judging the sentiments Of the lead.
ers of its party in this country. The
Diario assures the'leaders Of its pnrty'
in that countrylof the lact.i Who shash
say, then, that we have not men among
US justly entitled TO the above name
men who are constantly ''giying aid and
comfort to the enemy;" who might be
properly called TRAlroRs--if that were
not 100 harsh for ears polite. On! these
patriotic democratic Whigs."- Pitts.
Post. ,7fsi7 7i ~ aHt ygtrA
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What the World think Of it.

AID AND CoMFoRT.-The Advocate
published at Long Point. Canada West,
contains the ~subjoined brief article on
The reasonable conduct Of the wing
party IN opposing the existing war
with Mexico: 'd
The AMERICAN WHIG PkEss.-We
are astonished at reading the treasona-
BILE language employed by a part Of the
Press of the United States, in reference
to the Mexican War. They openly
avow their desire that the arms OF their
country may be unsuccessful, and up.
pear TO take fendish delight in gloating
over the accounts Of the disasters oil
their army; and all for no other reason
than their being opposed to tie presen I
administration. If our government
were engaged in warfare, and a part Of
the Canadian Press should venlure to
say one 1.-THE of what is weekly said,
even by the Wing Press OF Buffalo, its
editors would be handed over 10 the
tender mercies Of s.Jack Ketch," and
Justly too; for what can be more dis
gushing than to have one.fonrth Of the
nation accusing the other three.fourths
Of crimes and misdemeanors, involving
murder, robbery, and rapine. and that
too. merely for the purpose Of advanc.
ing party preiudices.
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Markets.

Wheat is now selling at the mouth
Of Sunfsh, in this county, for 81 o6 per
busbel. Large quantities are now be.
ing taken to that place, from all parts
Of the county.
On the 25th inst, flour was bringing
iii Cincinnati, Sc 90 per barrel.
In Baltimore flour has advanced to
$40 90 per barrel. Wheat from So 04
to So 10 per bushel.
We see nothing in the above prices,
to cause the farmer to fear "ruin and
distress" on account Of a repeal of the
tariff of 1912.
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cut to pieces on the road to Cerro
Gordo. His groans first attracted the
attention OF some volunteers who were
passing, and they found him with little
life and completely fy-blown, although
it is thought he may recover with pro-
oer attention. This is the commence E.
ment of the guerilla system. He had
been attacked by three Mexicans, and
was robbed Of $500. The volunteers
who brought him in did not indicate
any great indulgence to such MexIcans
as might tall in their power.
Col. Bohlen will leave for the United
States Tomorrow, and by him will
send a large package Of letters.
Yours in haste, 6. W. r..
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JALApA. NAV a, 1917.

a.
Orders and counter-orders. This
morning Gen. Quitman's brigade oI
volunteers was 10 take up the line OF
march towards Puebla, and to morrow
Col. Campbell was to move; but as the
time for which many of the volunteers
enlisted has nearly TRANSFERRED, and as
Gen. Scott has ascertained positively
that few Of them will ~re.enlist, he has
determined upon disbanding them here,
and will send them all home. This
will of course not only delay but alter
his whole plan of operations, and the
impression with many is that he will go
no further than Puebla with his present
force.
The volunteers going home are the
Georgia, Alabama, and LIST and Cd Ten
nessee regiments. No n a blame
them for this movement. Not only is
their time out, but they are out OF
clothing, and out of many OF the com
forts which make even a camp life
bearable. They have seen service.
too, enough to satisfy any body OF men
not intending to make military life a
business, and are now retiring TO their
homes to see their wives, children, fam
lilies, and friends, and tell them long
tales of what they have seen, and what
they have suffered.
Had Gen. Scott a force sufficient to
leave garrison, and keep up a regular
communication with his rear, and then
march directly upon Mexico with a
fighting force of even 6 or 5000 men,
the war would be ended IN one months
time, at least so far as this country
would be able to make further resis-
lance Of any moment; but such a force
he has not at his command just now.
He may still 60 on to the capital, even
with what he has, for there are not
Mexicans enough in arms to arrest him;
vet whether such a course would be
prudent. or whether such are his 'nten-
lions or not, IS more than any one can
say who is not thoroughly in his Sc
crets. Yours, &C., G. W.. *.
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Speculations as to Peace.

The New York Sun, whose senior
editor has just returned from Mexico.
contains the following paragraph, in
relation to the condition of affairs in
that country. We cannot say, of
course, what of truth there is IN the
statement relative 10 an understanding
with Gen. Scott, MS TO his march upon
Mexico. We give it as we find it--an
item of news--Cin. Eng.
"The ne rvs telegraphed to US yester.
day, that a deputation had been sent
from the city of Mexico to Gen. Scott,
urging HIM to hasten and take the CAPT.
tai under his protection, by no means
surprised US. Nothing but the power
of Santa Anna TO humbug and delude
influential parties in Mexico. prevented
that appeal to Gen. Scott months ago.
An arrangement 10 our positive know
ledge was made in January last. in the
city Of Mexico, with those holding the
pow,r and influence OF the country,
that Jalapa, Perote, Puebla and the CITY
of Mexico should make no resistance to
Gen. Scott, provided all Mexican citi-
zens, with their property and religion
were protected by the United States
Government. This arrangement was
solemnly agreed to by both parties, and
every thing was in progress towards a
~peaceable possession Of those cities and
the country. and a probable happy ter
minatlon of the war, until Santa Anna
returned, and by mis- craft and fraud.
succeeded in Selling the reins of gov.
eminent, and by a tissue of faIsehoods,
inAamed the lower classes to reject all
peace measures that might be offered.
Against this torrent of the minimizing
masses, churchmen and the higher or
ders were unable TO prevail, until now.
the reverses OF Santa Anna having de-
stroyed his power and influence in
Mexico, Gen. Scott is called TO fulfil n.
par, of an agreement, which, had il
been carried out as proposed, would
have saved the Mexicans a treasure of
money and blood. Gen. Scott will I'M
questionably hasten to protect the cap
ital, to take the reins of government
from the despots who have outraged
the wishes Of the Mexicans themselves.
and our government will not have done
its duty unlil it empowers him to Danish
them perpelually from the county,.
The intelligent thinking Mexicans de-
sire nothing so much as /, o have our
succeed, for they know that Pros
perity and blessing can never be theirs
while military chief,ains have the as
tendency in Mexico" ID B sass IA
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SICKLY SEASON.-There is not a man, wo.
man, or child. but should take medicine at this
season OF the year, but more especiallyat this pre-
sent time; for probably there never were so many
causes existing at one period as there are now, 70
likely Ia produce a state Of sickI ess. The repeat.
ed changes in the atmosphere, by acting as they
do upon the constitution, and quality of the blood
itself, give occasion for the most fatal and malig-
nant disorders. The bile becomes land often with
out warning) in a most acrimonious condition from
these repeated changes. and if the stomach and
bowels have been neglected previously, the first
symptoms require immediate attention. Even
those who have a healthy disposition OF body, are
subject to sickness under these circumstances
Therefore to prevent any danger. we ought care
fully to guard against q costiye state OF our bowels.
Once or twice they should be evacuated IN "a
hours. There are many causes winch produce un-
healthy blood; sometimes it may arise from grief,
at Others when the system is in a state OF f~ulness,
it can take place from sudden joy; close applica-
ton to a literary undertaking can produce Tin
all cases where many persons have TO be seen and
spoken TO, which produces nervous excitement, 10
a fertile source Of unhealthy blood, occasioning
the slow nervous lever which has carried of some,
of our best men-men martyrs to their reputation,
but which a knowledge of the powers Of Bran.
deth's Pills would have prevented. Those who,
desire to secure their health. under almost any
adverse circumstance . can do So by having Bran
deth's Pills on hand, and ut once ~resorting 10 them.
when the first feelings of disorder takes place in.
their bodies. As this advice il used so will tho
health be. The time will yet be when a man that
makes a good medicine shall Re ltonored more than
he who is an adept in the art Of wan a
BEWARE OF CoUNTEREEITs.
Be very careful and 20 to the Agent when you,
want Brandreth Pills; then you are sure of tho.
genuine article. Z When you purchase otherwise.
=. - III -
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DIED,-On Monday. the 24th inst. at the resi-
dence other father in this place. CAROLINE ELIZA.
BETH, the last of three daughter of William C.
and Sidna Walton, in the 10th year of her age
She died, as she had ever lived, a model of intelli-
gence, morality and virtue-loved and respected
by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance.
The parents Of the deceased may be, TO SOM eE-
tent, consoled by the assurance tina, they have the
sympathy and condolel ceof the citizens Of our town
in their bereavement, as they have, without doubt,
of all their friends and acquaintance elsewhere.
II is useless tor US to say one word favorable to
the memory Of the deceased. She did. in this life,
in this respect, what no person on earth could do
for her. Her Christian deportment-her kind and
unaffected afabiiity towards all with wht m she had
intercourse, was such as to fix mdelibly on the
minds of all the most pleasing impressions, which
can only be erased by death.
By the death OF the deceased the Methodist Pro.
testant Church has lost one Of its bright ornaments
and exemplary members.
In native elegance Of mind,
Thy radiant genius shone;
With virtues, that we can but find
In such as thee alone.
Mild as the tints of morning light
Pure as the dews Of even;
Thy virtues shone resplendant bright
Thy virtues shine IN Heaven.
Yes, yes, our %envious hearts would tear
Thee from a Saviour g love;
Would hold thee for our idol here,
And worship thee above. z
- On the same day and within the same hour,
ALEXANDER, son of Alexander and Mary Pope.
an interesting child, aged 10 months and 7 days.
''Suffei little children to come unto mt, and
forbid them not, for of such is the kingdom Of
Heaven" 30 5 .%'Y
On the same day, al his residence in this
township, Mr.. ABRAHAM BREWER, aged about
40 years. ~taEeg g9s a.l so
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OF We call the particular attention
Of our readers to an article on the first
page of to-day's paper, in relation to
the business and politics'of the country.
1t will well repay a careful and atten-
tive perusal.