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AT THE PARIS BOOT EMPORIUM,
Corner ef Ffo and Nassau ST., opposite The Herald office.
rl,IIS is Of the rs and fashionable establish.
nrnis 10 this city the quality their Boots and Shoes
has made the resort OF all who want 10 have nice and
easy Boot at the extreme low price OF si go, equal 70 the
besi made In other stores for 81 g. We would call the
attention of friends his establishment where they
will doubt be kindly received by MIR YOUNG, the pro.
pretor fnc Call boots for o. 50 thai be beat for
IS small profits and quick returns is his motto.
oci li-iyd.
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To- TAKE NOTICEI--The Canton Tea
Company the eIcinsipe vendors Of the superior
Black fen called IIOWQuA'S MIXTURE Theyfntro-
duced in America In land every other person or
lower prce--deceve the u.wary the public themselves
Will perceive, by comparing the spurious with the genuine
"lIowqua" yended by The Canton Tea Company
Every package Gin addition to its containing full ceig
independent Of the wrapper bears the stamp Of neaness
and elegance and the so thoroughly secured
from light and air that their quality and power Will remain
nnimpared in any climate ..5 s.syga si 8
CHARLES A. COMFY, Agent,
nov 5--dly' AT TgMpLEMAN's bookstore.
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HIN CONNOLLY, t,1 N VI
Cabinet, Caait, md Sofa Manufactures and
Undertakes. 5e4
VIIE SUBSCRIBER begs leave TO return his sincere
| thanks 10 his friends and the public generally for
the very liberal patronage which they have bestowed
him, and would respectfully inform them that he has
on hand general Of Cabinet Furniture which
he will sell veSy cheap for cash approved paper lie Is
constantly manufacturing all kinds Of Furniture of the Ia
test stye and most approved pattern, such as
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus
:" Springseat Sofas
g Rocking and parlor Chairs
Carr, centre, and dining Tables
I" Warlrobes
Bedsfeads
And in fact every thing usually found In acabinei
UNDERTAKING.
lie is also prepared attend funerals the shortest
tice and on the liberal terms; and he Is confident that
from his long experience in attending funerals that will
give entire satisfaction to those who may favor hin, with
their patronage JOHN CONNOLLY,
oct 6mdAprilS' It'll street, between ii and
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IltE GAMpfN AND ANBOf KAN. ROAD LINE, FOR
RIA. Apkl .ftilA AND lNTERMKDlATE PLACES, will
leave fsff No y NJ ~, foo u Datsfy Pirrss By seam.
boat John POTTER E.r s'si Anbcs, ever day, tsnn.
day sxrspfed1 a ia o'riack
faassnssfs Nh take dis ears irom soai Arboy 20 Cam
dcn aud arrive Ia rhiladslpis, Ahosa n ~ o'clock
Pare % fhiisdsiphA, 81 kr forward deck passengers
Phiadeiphs, ezD knEssn and Tranporziion Line every
day. ty hesnbssi Irsnasu, ~ ~ O'clock r. ~, farr
ex frschah and Monmouth, via Siases from iixhfriowr
and Wsas Ianoni from Nsu iofk VI frsshald By Wess
umosu, ~ ~ Hon Ns~ York 10 tfeeli by lIisiisi.wa
sif.t 10 Spfssoo and WsTs ~ esnis; Sfi Ambsy, ~
rssis. Firth Ambsy, " iacents. ~
pAIf.y ExcuRsi0Ns m PHILADELPHIA
Pm Inc scesmmasii.n u these pe.ns wishing Do spend
part AZ The day rhiiniclpa, ssr bsnners or plra.
sire Errursso uckets vii be ta.isd, snslnr the pas
.snrsu 10 return " The Mail Lns Al y oslock, r.
the same day. af a . o'clock The neat morning
Iskus w NE Exearrn 81 20 be had d he once, No
y Wea &rest, baarf the basf. ,rt. 'e
Fhy psnnds 81 baggage VIII be aawed 10 each pass-n.
yer ~ tbs iins and psss ayers are expressly prohihi,r
~i.ieh vii be a. tiss RIA a ~ nwner N
ocus-diy 1 BIiss Arrni.
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Wedr's Patent Japan Backing is about the best article
Of the kind we have seen. The polish which il imparts IL
the ,uideisfdndngs of is brilliant and lasting:
have tried IL. and Il boois say all this in its behalf
.& tFN Ercnisig bulletin, Jtne 7. y
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Now e Exhibiting at No lOl Nassau street, N. Y.
Behceen Ffaion Ann SIS, nerl 10 he Herald oDce.
on mn ACKERMANS CARVED LETTERS for
DU,UVU SIGNS, can be had at the following prices I'm.
proved Carved Letters gilt with extra deep gold leaf
n Ia fall M lreufe nm
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Merchant: sra. 81 E ! q! gel! Mstel,

fIliE subsrrbsr will opsn The IL "a S,tmbsr neat
the AktsAsnfs Essha.ss hs. hssiei N stais sr,st
Gee and the EEchanes, and ass ~ do srie,ssi susnp
% ue waists and eoinfofts 81 bic foefs merit good
drcd reums has bern tlscnr,ey rpnssaied and repair
ID, and The undersigned ksis caafens HAT he PIE
any Hotel ~ M cry TIE bciGx s<i furniture generally
has bern rspsnsssi and DIE sppptnlns<nis and sansel
encse IL DE utise nsfsef 70 ~ ~ kina ~
procs p<rsonsi s<saa 30 The d<eres ~ hls sess i,s
sst NJ hrss 10 s'sni he share q he patc hsef aud
- :, Ba.rlss oae Dollar J<s ass
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Wellar's Patent Japan Liquid Paste
F RT.ACKTNG.

THE undersigned begs leave to call the attention Of those
DESTROYS OF using good article Of Backing, to the
abOvenamed. The Manufacturer knowing the excellent
properties OF this Hacking sent samples 10 various persons
(sch Boot Makers &c also 10 several of the newspa
pers The extracts underneath from ofthe papers;
they speak for themselves also several who Tried
ithave called and said that The Japan Liquid Biackg was
superior to any thing they had ever used.
EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS.
Iehers Patent Japan Hacking is the name Of an excel
lent articles have seen It used, md can highly recon
mend iLN. American, April 10.
eRar's Backing is one Of the most superb and salts
factory articles or the day, it imparts briance and po
fish You'd description. We have tried L. :" Go and do
likewise. - Spirit ef The Times, Afrit2.
ny reference another column, advertisement viii
Is sa e. IN sts ss ssn r Rsssas mn
nnny who have tried u itno only gives with very In
@ so s, he agent sasl ~ dc m"a sGsf
er Il NJ 90 Chestnut street by bSiie one iris vii
prove The fact PHI Ledger, AfsH2
Welas Hacking is one OF the most shining articles IN
the market, SPIRIT " ne Times, April z, l
Patent Baching. Mr. j. Wear, No 80 Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing which produces
beautiful jet pos and does not inue the leather Those
who would have polished understanding should read The
advertisement, In another colnmn.U s. Gazette May 4.
Weltas Patent Japan Backing is about the best article
Of the kind We have seem The polish which u imparts
the understandings of man is brilliant and lasting: W
have tried " and boois MS TO say all This IN It's behalf
Ere,aag Dnhefia, Jt,e :.
The Manufacturer can produce numerous testimonials
similar the above from private individuals and from
vince any person that the manufacturer has not exaggera
ed that upon fair trial the Backing will be found
represented, cIceleM in every respect.
J. WELLAR, Manufacturer No 80 Chestnut street, Phi,
CHARLES SToTr, corner Penn Avenue and 7th street.
Agent for Washington, d. G. octS april L
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TIM wARRi TIN wAREu
very IMPORTANT k0!IcE TO coUNyE

TUE sahsrber would rssSeeily invite ths sslsa.s u
M.es.ais si:'ilaf NJ s'y &. s.s psss. 2, ise.ss
ave sack ~ Tin, Jgssssed eke<i fss ssd hsl1a~ls
Ware complains ss.sssl ssrsy .sh hss ss<s sese.
In Tie CITY, al u whrh u oh<r sxinn.y Low pfifts
Purchasers from the disrh states wiil hnd ftsily -
their advantage 10 call this sxl1bliebmrnf wf They
will 6nd every variety Of Tin War; af prcss that si
fall please Goods will BE- carefully srksd and ssnt 10
any part Of the city free n cisarxs. 49,.
oct Sly. No. a35, HALO a. above The Glsbe Inn
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
.ss LIFE INSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
B CORNHIII, LONDON, AND "a, WALL STREET,
@s7F AfN NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, E50oO00 sTERLINo,


I" Il z.
Empowered by Act Of Parliament Wet Royal Assent,
July "a, 1887.
- .sarings Bank for Ne Orphan and as I7doT."
us BOARD or LOCAL. DIREGToRs AT NEW YORK.
,ss0s Hssayss ohairn Sssg.. wSs Ss,s
ass::. sS Ssssssi, Tf as vi Gs:s
TIiE FOLLOWING ARE AMONG THE ADVANTAGES
i OFFERED by THIS lNSrfTu11ON.--Th guarantee
q large capital In addition 10 the accumulation o. pre-
miunis.
The peculiar benefits secured the assuredby The prn
parties 'ohois term n o. at irihns additional
s" fns travelling lsay. extensive and liberal
Persons insured for c AZ borrow half amount
Of annual premium, and claim the same privilege Ave
essve years. their note and deposit o. policy
States in tie nantes Of res Of the Local Directors
leesavaabe always TO the insured IN cases Of disputed
Thirty days allowed after each payment Of premium be.
COMES due without forfeiture Of policy
TSs society being odsd on The Mutual and joint Stock
ne parties may II az o. M nose go
assred for lie on the participation scale
The Society is not Connected with either Marine or Fire
E1-The baltimore Branch Of the United States Local
Board viii meet on the First Monday every month at the
10 The Medical Examiners will meet daily at Al Lex
neton street. O'Clock, M, TO receive applicants
Pa%phs,s EXPLANATORY Of Life Insurance, and the pec.
kar sysem this institution blank forms Of application,
&e, obtained at the Agents Office, German street.
Emitted States Local Directors Of baltimore.
JONATHAN MEREDITH, Esq, CHARM.
SAMUEL HOFFMAN, Esq.
y II. MCCULLOH, Esq, NJ d.
j. MEREDITH, Esq, Standing Counsel
J. MASON CAMPBELL, Esq, Solicitor
Medical Examiners.
15t E 1854 T.. H. BUCKLER, Al Lexington street.
s. Il. TILGHMAN, A. St. Paul street.
DONALD Mcif.yAIN, aermun street.
THOS. II. WILLIAMS
osi s--lyd'
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HUNTS LINIMENr.
A New supply Today received and for salsby ,.x
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Patea Diachi,g. Mr. j. Wellar, No 80 Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing, which produces
beautiful jet polish, and does not nure The leather Those
who would have polished understanding should read it
advertisement IN anoiher cOmmnI. =. Ga:ehe, MaY |.
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Empowered BY Act Of Parliament rt-Royh Assent,
July "a, 1857.
- Sarings Bank for Ne Orphan and hs IIldor."
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WeLa,'s Hacking Is Of the most shining articles IN
the market Spirff Of de Times April 2.
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As will be observed by to. day'spa there Is
very fair showing Of candidates in the field tor
nomination a, the September convention. AS
four eu, of the FIVE candidates mus, fail. we may
not be amiss in suggesting the careful pr's'rva-
ton Of cordial spirit towards the opposing claim
ants, and readiness to yield to the decision Of the
majority. 1t is only bya readiness to yield inai-
vidual preferences. between good men, that gem
eral success can be secured; and to the body oi
eur democratic fellow-citizsns, the success oi
the Democratic psrsy and principles is Of more
Importance than can be the Temporary elevation
Of any individual.
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TAKING Yovn County, NrwsrAp.R.-Wt

TAKING YoUR COUNTY NEwsPAPzR.-We
heard gentleman, a resident of this county,
onThursday last, state that he had intended 10
purchase certain property advertised in the
Venture, for which he would have given $4OO,
and considered it bargain at that; that he
had asked neighbor who takes the paper to
inform him Of the day of sale, who did so, but
made mistake of a month in the time, and
the property was sold TO another for less than
$500 before he was aware oft. This man,
in this instance lost by moi taking his county
paper what would have paid for it for up
yards 3, fifty years. Yet he is no wiser
from this experience, and blames another's
mistake for the consequence ofhs own short
sighted parsimony. We feel no regret for
that class who complain that some profitable
sale has been lost to them or some conven-
ton has been held of which they did not
hear in time, or county business been
transacted to their disadvantage without theii
knowledge, when at the moderate charge ol
two dollars year they might reasonably be
insured against these mishaps.
A few weeks ago, when prices for wheat
were high, farmer of Richland township in
formed us that he had sold his wheat for ~
cents per bushel 10 produce dealer The
market price was S7i cents, but not seeing
the papers he did not think prices had gone
up so quick. His loss would have paid fol
newspaper dozen years, but he isno wlsel
for the lesson and will always be loser in
this way, without foresight enough to provide
remedy. These are not fancy sketches
we could give the names Of the parties, it i
were proper, but too many have suffered II
the same way 10 doubt the statement
Those, however, who are too poor to take
newspaper, in this way get poorer for th'
want of it.
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July %, ls47.
Tbe Representative Conventien

The Representative Convention
Takes place on Saturday next, at Junction. and
we hope that Putnam county will b' fully repre-
sen,ed. Though our county will present no can
dida,s at tho convention, we have nevertheless
an interest squ,lly strong With any county in the
district, that firm and consistent supporter oi
radical democratic principles be selected as the
Representative Of the Northwest Such choice
we believe will be made, ss no other would es
acceptable TO the unoorrupted ireemen Of the
district
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A New BATcn OF BANKs.-The celebra-
ted Board Of Control have been in session
fer the last few days, and have hatched out
some seven OF eight new Banks. We learn
there was most exciting Struggle between
the applicants, one party headed by Kelly
and the old conservatives, and the other by
Joseph S. Lake, and the ''young bankers."-
The latter il is said, after severe struggle
niumphed and got through their banks
Ohio Statesman.
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\ The Argus and Venture Of the 18th inst,
are down upon lis with their characteristic
attack our positions as they were plainly SET
forth, they have endeavored to transform
them into views which we never dreamed OF
entertaining, and attack these with all the
yigor their lttleness is capable of exerting.--
Lima Reporter.
w. should resent the false and absurd charg-
9, Of in.bccity, cowardice, and Misrepresentation,
from another source, but towards Newman resent
msnt would be superfuous compliment Poor
Moses! his friends have forgot to caution him
tha, there are limits which even privileged folly
cannot be excused in exceeding; and the egre-
.gious vanity and insolent swagger which serves
to provoke the laughter of his intimate acqaaint'
ance, hs has no. the good sense to exhibit fol
their exclusive amusement, but mus. play the
.ven and braggadocio in print!
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JONATHAN D. MoRRIs Esq, has been noms
mated by the democrats Of Clermont, Brown
and Highland, as their candidate for Con.
gress, 70 6ll the vacancy caused by the death
Of Gen. Hamer
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05- The Van wer, Bdgls states that at the
county county convention held in Van Vert, on
the 7th instant, Robert Gilhland was nominated
as Treasurer; P. J. Hines, Auditor; Samuel En-
e,eright, sherif Johnsey Kssat, Commissioner
UIlliom r.. Kear, Coroner. We believe ths
wings have no organisation in Van Wort.
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POPULAR JUDICIAL ELEcTIoNs.-We OBJ
serve from our New York exchanges thag
the election ofJudges Of the courts in thst
state has resulted in manner highly graft
fying, as we'll to the friends Of progress as
to those of Judicial reform. The supreme
court Of that state will consist Of some Of the
ablest jurists belonging to both political par
ties.
While upon this subject, we cannot re-
frain from an expression of fpride and salts
faction at the working in practical operation
Of this much abused feature in the judicial
system Of Iowa. We may say, without pre-
iudice TO the talents of the legal fraternity in
the state, that the popular branch Of the ju'
dietary Of Iowa, is composed Of as good ma
terial as could have been selected to fill the
bench. Even the whig press of Iowa, strong
" as it persisted to the last in opposing this
popular feature in our new constitution
calling it daring "innovatIon," which was
attributed TO the progressive" democracy
is as silent as the grave upon Its practica
operation. Capital Sentinel
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TUESDAY. AUGUST "a. lsA7.
REPRESENTATIVE CONVENTION.

DELEGATES duly appointed by the de
mocrscy of the several counties compos
ing the representative district, which embra
ces the counties of Henry, Defiance, Will
Jams, Paulding and Putnam, are requested
to meet a. the Junction, Paulding county,
on Saturday the 2sth day of August next, al
IL O'Clock, A, NJ, for the purpose Of noml.
mating suitable person to be supported al
the next election for Representative in the
State Legislature. $500,
A. s. LATTY,
E. H. LELAND,
C. M. GODFREY,
s. YEARICK,
Legislative Committee.
July %, ls47.
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The ResuLT IN .KENTUcKy.--W We have
now received sufficient returns 10 onableus
to sum up the result Of the recent elction in
this State for members Of Congress, as fol.
lows:
Wings. -
4th dsirict--Ayleue BncKner.
5,h district--J. B. Thompson.
9th district Green Adams.
7th district--Garnet Duncan.
9Th district-C. s. Morehcad.
10Th district-Jno. p Gaines.
Democrats.
lst district--Lynn Boyd.
I'd district--B L. Clarke.
Sd district -.-Peyton.
9th dstrict.-Richard French.
This gives the Wings six and the Demo
Gratis four members, which is gain Of one
for the. Democrats. The last delegation
stood seven Wings to threeDemocrats.- .---Lou'
isvills Courier, 9th inst.
In NORTH CAaoIMA the Wings have gained
three Congresmen BY one Of the Wing modes Of
changing public sen,inent,-that is, by gerry
Wandering the districts.
ALABAMA -Govsrnof, Democratic BY large
vote--C -Congressmen, Dem. s; Fsds.2.
TxsxHssEE--The whig Governor ID probably
elected by small majority. The Congressional
delegation at las. dates stood, democrats, g. w
Jones', ]. H. Thomas. H. L. w. Hill, L. B. Chase
and A. Johnson. Fedsralists, w. Barrow. W
P. Gentry, w. T. Haskell, J. H. crozisr, and w
H. Ceske.
Stantont Distfict, doubtful.
IowA.-ststs ticket Democratic. BY from so(
TO 1000 Both Congrsssnen Democratic. TIVE
Democratic U. s. Senators will be elected mex
winter from Iowa.
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e- Van Vert county has adopted the pepu
lar Vote system of asminatioAs.
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The Illinois Constitutional Convention
has adopted resolution to adjourn without
delay on the 25th Of this month. 1t seems
that although the profcssed democrats have a
majority ofeighteen in the body, yet the con-
stiiution they are about to present to the peo-
will not have much democracy in it, The
correspondent Of the St Louis Union attrib-
u,es this to the fact that the democrats have
no men among them that are fit to take the
lead, while the wings are united in pursuing
a diplomatic course, by which they carry their
measures through. In addition to the resolu-
ton for an early adjournment. by which the
business must be greatly hurried and proba-
bly, much sighted, they have adopted a rule,
prohibiting any member from speaking more
than once and then not more than fifteen
minutes on any question. This too, by pre-
venting free discussion, will help the minori-
ty in their cunning schemes. Democrats can
see from this Of how great importance it is
always 10 select the best and most intelligent
men of our ranks for legislative Offices
Ohio Press. t.F -ss
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-24

hAy- Rober. Patterson is the Demosfatic nom.
inee lor Represensaive from Carroll county,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-24

AArMatthew J. Gilbert is the Democratic nom
ines for Repress ntative in Franklin county.