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SOMA and :, The ms ~. % is..e. 70 ne ,.v.s..s .s,ss. Of
good Of mankind be hsp~d therefore ~ensd
osssrssos Of ,ss' mastery asssss in x. eur, o. a. ass vii
NEE, with that attention which their value, their insAbse
pes,anse o the sniis,ea demand
Their names uss 4 fonows,-
PULMONARY POWDER of sYRuP--fot Coda Coughs. Con
ALTERNATIVE POWDER or aAIsSM~sos an ,mvura,s. Of
the slood-os seroO. Salt Rheum seah Head Rhsum.
Fever sor-. rtiuia. and an eutsnsou. aaeetion-
RESTORATIVE WINE sriTeRs--iO Nctvoa. Complaint.
General hiy Dyspepsia Weak Lungs all emale he
FILE ELEcruARY-Gor hcmorrboSis ries--an internal
NEUrRsi.iziNo MIXTURE and NURSERY MEDIciNE-for
cho'eta a0en py,ener pauhra OF summer Complaint and
Zoe rrhs in Children induced nv teehus dentiton
FEVER AND AcuE rowDERs-Gos Inieun,,trno B,ioa. 70
DiAruoRErtc OF FEVER rowDERs-Gor all rebr's and In
DTURErIc pRors-sor all affection, Of the Kid
neys-ct Cy-tis. Heu,suria. aud all urnsy diseases.
ANTI BILIOUS FAMILY rnYsIc-a complete substitute
plants Se-
nErArIc. or LIVER rIi-s-Got complaints. Ae.
RHEUMATIC Liouinfor rheumatism. spran.. spinal I'm
aon White swrnss Asue IN the Pace aud Brca rass &C
sposTc TSaRE or Ss sws AMI
CI' fev,rs innsmnaoa-, rcur'y Neuralgia Bl,oas Cole,
WORN rowDsR-lor rip Tape, and common Worms. aud
aso ict all diseases arisins from woLn.
COUGH Pilsor Coii', Cousb Bronchitis, Pain and Tight
NERVOUS rIIs-for Neuralgia and all nervou. di..a.,..
VEGETABLE ANTI BILIOUS PIi.Is-loI all hillary d.sas.s
ANTI pysrrrric TONIC rIlLs-er Dyspepsia OF ndt
scicn habnal Co-tv.ness Aey of the stomach Heartburn
Pain in the Breast and Side. DiExincss
COUGH pRors-for Colds Coughs. Lungs,
nannaton rracn nj the bronchial Tubes
IRRITATING PlAsrERtor all deep seated pains Iniamns
Of nisrnal Organs Spinal DISEASES Deafness Dizziness
FEMALE Pils-fnr Chicros md other female complaints
CArARRn PowpERs-for Caianh and all the
head.
Al these Medicines under Dr. Beaehs irz-oas
and hts and
boz package. wal bol sc public from being
imposed upon by spurious limitations counee- suTroPious
articles got up by Drug % by makers and vendors OF Patent NJ
einesand the pubic hereby CAUTIONED
article. "Beach Mieines such hts likeness
and sri'n signature each nj the above named remedies
Sod wholesale and retail by ANDREWS CO, Grand Depot
$50 Fulton New Yok, orders address
ci, post pad
For farther particulars respecting Dr. Beaehs BOOK and Med
cncs Pamphlet which be obtained OF all
Dr. BEACiiS FAMILY PHYSICIAN n. MEDICINES
are for sale by the following Agents
w Randolph 20, bookseller aud binders i2i Main
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IUNHR PILES "A CURE FOR LIFE ST.
u cupED--Dr Uphsms Vsgrisbe Eieeaary Iatrrnal Re
nedv or ard IN Woods ssuapala snd Wild Chr
nv f uppIy n popular Redss fsosscd snd
Tor sasty JOHNSTON, Agent for Richmond
1hI7 MS Main suesI
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=
each preparation pa.ueulry snoi To
pscisc lsopac complaint win s tain u mpt0uatc NJ
he'n' There 49, more nm ihry different kind which le
courOss o. hundred u med
gradients 81 t vegetable Engiosuch gums,
bafss bsf, and bulo npwets. leaves and -sedf n
plt.1nouB nseras 81 bss Character, paesrmeces
which, fnsapped dsst uetye tie patient rntlH
un tim 1st u OTTER d'"a'" az o. 'hs ease VITA such deadly
9Ds Brfeufy H''ch copper aHa Other inci OF mineral
satr
TIE orsn. pIpn.9, H,dein-. though osi-braI
spf anS graduate ~ ftEury incorporated toFsc ~ r 90
',up9-ouyIa n'bsr offc distinguished Medical COLLEGE
a"f roff'"fo d, rury and n''l Med e'n ~ Nc
ref con 70 IN thf enunir-ha- n" M view 81 TIE dignity
-4'h hsh honof' ~hth e'''ui investigation a. ~ vha' ore
ir hfH %" Hi''nfd a'f '' e'im H-a'e ihH a'h' ht
dr Woft b. n.y. q hnse Iafd mother pains nor ,fptnc 10
lnf rom farh ff'y iAfHr tt1H Aarf p''''a " 'H 70
~ u hsv' hoIshth trnsat ne 10 eon'efc viii nolr
"-' 10y ya sbe f'n'y ~ any impiov'h ',l 7" pc .ng
dr1s. T hints ani suzsns n r'prrirnced rurs .fd ~
ms P.frri RI" tIr New Yoft oo . q" fhfrhn,an 'ng'"s
'thse a f1nafk % any sfpreasf l-fs apt
Which bal ID upon r5uad ytio'N'af pspif Il,y re
riy fs'" "''rivef ri nliue ard %. p'i ou, h'' Hi
,.lf ia WI ulnuei, whh 'ncn as iYw
na f.,f.f ne se 81 New Y1t BESIDES. an extensive
F''"' H~" forf~i "p'led consultation. YIN ,h' n'' Us
rrzaii afi phyfraH have afforded mo Opportunities
| rrYi.g FvgFy Vanity ~ PRhCTicR 1 have si.l al
ts sasnasaas sa.,s NJ the UNITED srhTP4tN FRNhRY
tug W. ans Mdifrry Duusr Epidee rie Asaue Ch,f
uu.er th' appointment ~ be Rev fo't ho7m % Heah
fsn1ntpfy ~ t0unmed rarrs TIE information which have
fom opportunities ~ clinical pfaoiice' o. o.
prrs brsdc ofc setl and The improvements ~heh
myarf adr bf1urf ntD te poraion n pfac
hfe ud BY onr ard repeated erpetenee 10 b. 10
gaiu1 and rstfr superior that pufsucdby AL oneI sco
10 ~ NnsaI Atpr-Has oEag1paihg Tbomsonians &c AZ
/ ~ wh.sh have trstsd BY repeated erpefinf me-"
Tefs ferneds for ysaflpng before
~ adices advert cd - generally asPs Pana
sss Efraeis syrsp. sai had acquired reputation unsuf
lasssf " proprietor, being osnened ." g's
stlsr ka.sen book oeHe pfvniHeas BY adss
IN vanafs aaaes M Pfperr hsfends Wild
|
m ttst the famies OF TIE an1 70 The ~
a,ssd sven wnsrs sy psoe thea ibe neans Of shosu h'
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WARTON'S ERVALENTA.
n,

ltOSTtNE NfsSS) DESTROY
hBSTlNATE, invcterate and habitual Con-
~ spaton tCostyrnss,l totally overcome also
completely destroyed without FurgAyos Injection
BATHS by patura simple agreeable ami sbe
y discovered France BY waTtoR ~ Rue Rehelu, Paris
Price 30
Petual of this Treatise ia dspel all toubt
mind reader OF the Character AID ipo
ith discovery which has sGaicd France, England and
the ConrcHt with lis remarkable This great rymcay
hsh Paathbc and cfleous food called ErvScna Vegetable
farna-in some respects resembling Arrow
The Treatise and Ezcna Constantly haEd National
Depot Warrior OF Fa;s expressly C'Nhsci Pur
chaser, rcmeber that Erassy butwat
tons. For sale in Riohmondty
DUvAL PURCELL
- ls7 Mana S;rcst
Gum-EIastiC Betting.
WE have just received fr' the lnuey fire: sur7 Of
Gsoars Gs Ezfc R'rsg for dvhg maChuciy % every ds
eup;Oa. the pIr-y and
perfect ,gu=y q w1ia aud 'hekres This supply
% laeh ~ Inches
We mai slpg1 OF G0year's Fi1sns P1fkss
for Steam IONS Which pronounced
Errnecrs superior a. other arslgs puro
WILLIAMS 4 HANAlI-
- Agents for TIE Manuta
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a NAsH FOR RAGS-rlz MiHai1e.lllr -llllznr
- tztrn1ag .1p-f viii
sA-l he lsnrs Lax.
Country Antrlanlu t.
JayIarni - e Ezy us ,ifrcea.
IuIiR ICIhEDS
.isposizlcEaentfr1IkEa fs4v 15mBF.
Ma ~.
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pAuAsoI.s Ann HONNETS.

pARAsDIS AND BONNEES.
Opened beautiful assortment NJ PaTasos,
~ P.usoeuoa Fun md Umbteii1s China Peah Rut
Pedal and Gimp Hontets bonnet Ribbons and Flowers
Band Bo1rr &C. for sale AZ whossaio ani rciai ny
~ CHRISTIAN a LATtmnP
.ot7 90. Mats Street
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CORDON Il SIMMER OFFER FOR

CORDON n SKlNKER OFFER FOR
~ SALE
az Hhds H. Cfoir. Porto Rico d Orleans
100 Packages woo,sy's and Coverings ioaf
Crishrd aud Powdered SsuGR
Orleans Loaf and Clarified
90 Boxes white and brown Havana
ssS Rags RIO, IAEuayra and Java Coffee
so Hhds Molasses
Gun Powder and Imperial Tea, pau strictly prn-e
S Hall Chests Back Tea
l4O Bo.e. Sperm and Tanow Candies
Adamantine and Patent sperm do
I75 RaiSins; bale Almonds
SO Brown soap
Bakers Cocoon and Chocolate
TIcree- Rice
400 Sides Leather
Lbs. shoe Thread
$50 Rsams Wrapping Paper, various s.zes
100 " Cap and Letter Paper
quo Kegs Nails iOdy
Finishing, fence lining Dor, aud spike do
$50 Bsgs Shot
so Kegs Dupoht. Powder
81" Blasting
HID. Bacon Side, and Shoulders
20 Bushels strictly prime Clover Seed
Brooms, painted buckets, nests tubs aud measures
so Bags Live geese Feathers
200 Nova Scotia Gfindsones
200 Sacks Sal, best brands
800 Boies Tn Pate
ToHs seies English TreIeglr and Iron nearly all
sizes round lai ~ square
Sheet, Band and Hoop lion
MAYORS and Shcer Steel
AmcneAn and English Bisirr,d do
EoaI boards and Hollow
BraEeTs sheah.ns snl Bch Copper
Pepper PI1en,o, GIhgcT NumrEs
Indigo. CopTeTas Alum Satpcirr
Hop. Mick. Lamp o. Pack Yarn
Glsss sHIO and iOII2 BED Cord, Azd
Iea.tns Lin &C. mh %
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GARDEN SEED.

FROM 6ROWERS or K.voHS REPUTaTyoy avn m an
R.fSTED FRESH and GESLLxr
AZ Wholesale mud Retail.
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NkEsH SMOKED BEEF, just received. and
:. ~ CRAZY
FoR EIshsngs Boa
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Tseach,s TscGlicinCs.

Neermn nyinr above Work tbe Remsd the
iss.e desefr cd escin and when presented the
Ine-e te sn0v.n ty tie name ~
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am PUKIFTLSG THE BRE5TH
This article will be found invaluable, where
rerulus Swelling Bleeding Gss,ot Nhr
and preserving them iruu o.
drrayfor rendering delicious freshness 60 IT,
o1uuI fotn bad Tc--lhc bad breath
-soas dl-IIdered stlmaeis This
Bamc EIEf which implicit reIasc" NAV L.
p-sed ar1nss approval of the respectable Ply
un- u-nl b0th Luflpe AMI III Unusd states.
F1f By Dvv1l Facet x buyal T. Johnston } 2 Ia
Co. n L1iscs : n Zzehrssn. A Leslie, a B.
Bro h.lAssEz srouEwOod Robertson, G. Corning
Co, Fsersts-F T. e. Breeien HiaeAssi, Cooke Fz-tel
and BY al the hepa Druggists Throughout the e. :
X a G. A Wnghh, so- Agents TOT the 4 - Fii'l-1AiE
RS25-u
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= IlEMlCALS. Phosphate Ammonia Ily-
~ doi foia.slr Iodie silver odde Zirc cdtr Iron. ,uP
do & Ciiratc Gum ne. IRON TAFT Iron, Se-
Por urby PURCELL LADD. Dfugett,
apI 1Oi Nan strct.
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X W 'NIMP will conduct conceal .lDlo.
80 Sab GRuCERy and Comm,-.,,, bs.,.,. d, A.. s,..
..,', I" ~, 80 Sea fres sand o-,upsd w. yssf,
a. tf'vu 'uwp ani aIote tlestfy by ~ sfs raHsasa
- . ~. 'u ~ ph'forsge erenied h. the E.s ~ a.
a .'u@g " ciah advansss on cons gnfass,. "
----ia"'tHN G,f.I
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SUPERIOR SALAD Olive have Salad
- Onof qualify which recommend to those who
wist sui cnor article Tor abie
nUVAT. A. PURCELL, Dfugsht,
Main
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Valuable Lands for sale.

by virtue of decree of the circuit superior of law
Virginia, of the lrh day of May, ls47, undersigned
commissioners appointed or as many of them as
and from any the sale that day be made,
other day days then named, WILL the of
Paris, in the said county, offer for sale public auction,
to the highest bidder, sundry of land of which Ma
tlaniel Grgsby. deceased was seised and possessed
in the upper end OF the said county, Paris
and adjoining the lands j. Carr T. Sheanan, and others
supplied with wood and water and has Two apple orchards
log dwelling house with two stone chimneys, and a log
smoke house Also. tract Of land containing by asthma
on 22o acres consisting OF 200 purchased from Isaac
Seuie and 70 acres purchased from Green's hers-he
parcels being called the Settle ract-situated in the
said county, the of Paris and adjoining lands
naturally fee highly improved by good culture well sup
piled with wood and water and has small log house
acres situated in the county Of Warren the south side
the Shenandoah river about four miles above Beys Fer
built of stone and brick, and iron machinery with six pair
Of burrs From its immense power and its superior
other mill on The same river wei situated for large
wool or cotton manuiactoy 1t expected that the river
land containing about 500 acres in the county Fauquie
adjoining the lands of John Ferguson, - Laws and
others, and the of Paris II is held under lease
for lives is very fertile, and is well supplied with wood and
water There is on Lighthouse Also, very fine tract
hane Grigsby, containing, by estimation, 452 but
t72a acres according to lie deed from him to G. w. G.
Whiting dated the Isl day OF August lstI, filed
hbit in the Aforesaid suit Ii lies the county Fauqucr,
the main road from Salem Paris, about three miles
Wilson, Peter Hartman, and Others. 1t is fertile naturally,
has been highly improved by judciou and skul cultva-
on and is esteemed by all who know g desirable
and valuable estate 1t is well supplied with WOOD water,
and The improvements consist of large
chant mill, brick sore-bouse, large house.
stories HIGH built with brick, divided into and
convenient rooms, and of suitable out-housc garden &c
The above decree referred directs the purchasers
pay down in cash dcpose often per cenum the pur-
chase money of each Of land; credits of one
and three years, in equal nsalmens with interest
them from the day Of confirmation of the sale by the court,
70 be given and secured by bonds with good personal
the
e purchaser shall fail complete his purchase the
n oil The sale by the court, the title be withheld,
e land TO be subject resale under the order
Court as security for The nstanents deferred crops
@ ~ un ne lands to be excepted in the sale and the
'ac VI rano caieo me Home tract" to be sold last
INMAN HORNER !
\ WM w. WALLACE
/ RICHARDS PAINE / Commissioners
JOHN NJ CONWAY !
/ THoS N. LATHAM
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BACON COI.LEGE.

TTNtlS hourshng institution, located mt Harrodsbug
Ky. Gone of the most moral and delightful villages IN
America long and justly celebrated for its mineral water
in the full tide of successful operation under the fol-
lowing faculty, viz;
JAMES SHANNON, President and Professor of Bellies Let
tres and OF Moral Intellectual, and Political Science
isiry, and Geology.
H. H. WHITE, Professor of Mathematics and Civil Engi.
neering.
G II. MATTHEWS, Professor of Ancient Languages.
E. AsKnw, Principal of the Preparatory department
DIR. @. ID. RUNYAN, Bursar
Ii is confidently believed that no college in the west Of
iers superior advantages for obtaining thorough educa
ton on the most reasonable terms.
The next session of ten months will commence the
first Monday in September, which day it is desirable
that every student should be Mt his post.
Extra classes be instructed ii necessary, in Hebrew
French and Italian
Tuition in college proper $40 for the college year Board
in good families (nciuding washing and lights) can be
had at from ~ to 50 Is per week.
JAMES SHANNON, President
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EXTRAORDINARY BALLEr.The King of Bavaria is getting
ready appear ballet with Lola Monez letter from
Munich says that he has himself composed the mythology
cal fable which to be represented by the ballet and that it
founded on the loves of Olympus. To make of
srumenation worthy OF accompanying the royal display,
his Majesty has commissioned List compose the
Himself is to appear Jupiter, and the favoe danseuse
Venus and the other parts distributed among the
best formed of the Bavaran nobility. These will be
orae theutrical, indeed. To the which
addressed the eccentric king by his ministers he
plies that he is not without precedent in thisNero
having figured on the public stage and singer
while emperor of Rome, and Louis XIV of France having
appeared on the stage at Versailles.-Home Journal.
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Proposals for q Rock 1000 Pedestal OF
the jackson Monument.

T meeting of the Jackson Monument Committee,
n held the 10Th day OF June Instant, it unan
mously resolved that the Jackson should be
placed in the of Lafayette Square. IN the city OF
Washington and that its pedestal should be solid block
OF rock and the undersigned committee were instructed
to advertise for proposals to furnish and deliver IN said
square rock OF suitable dimensions Tor the pedestal
which be erected the colossal bronze equestrian statue
of Jackson.
This is therefore to give notice, that sealed proposals will
be received by the undersigned committee until o'clock
p Tuesday, the third day of fugusf nert, for furnish
ing and delivering the OF Lafayette Square, in
this city, by the st day of March next solid rude rock
granite other durable stone OF between 600 and 900
in weight-as may be OF the latter weight 1t
is believed that such rock be obtained on the Poto
river, this city The form OF the rock must be
such wll be suitable for the purposes OF the committee
which they will decide before its removal.
The proposals will the price for furnishing and de-
lverng the rock in the of Lafayette Square, and
the kind of stone offered.
The money will be paid upon the delivery of the rock
the place above named but the committee will make adj
the contractor account the rock progresses
its place of destination.
The undersigned committee reserves the right of rejecting
all the proposals ifthey should not be satisfactory.
Proposals be addressed the undersigned, from whom
further information the subject may be had il desired
Washington city, June "a, 1917
B. b. FRENCH,
JOHN c. RIvES, }Committee
JOHN w. MAURY,>
vdy cnt3A Nat Init
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The POWER A GoNG.-On the day OF the opening OF
the New England House. the harsh thunder OF a Chinese
gong for the first time mingled its with the busy din OF
city happened that at the time the gong went
OIL, there band of a'ey-imported Hbernans busiy
AT work in front of the house, with pckaxe shovel and
,ybeebarrow And didn't every mothers of them dis
appeal e<eu as though Mexican bomb were about to
,xpods Ia their very midst One POOR fellow
ing pile of earth, and, taking fright at the noise he
ran fously down the hill with his loaded barrow sma sl
ID it flinders against pile of gnds,ones, preciptaed
nmsefin the river, to the opposite shore, and has
not since been The aswords he spake rushed
off the dock were, Starvation home and the div in
Amirikyl" They say this 30 -Clsvsiand CO.. Herald
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Notice to Claimants.
THICKER & ADDISON General Agents

TUCKER & ADDISON, General Agents. office on 9Th
street, (Coleman Buldngs,) four doors north of Penn
sylvania avenue
Beverley Tucker and John +. Addison have associated
themselves for the purpose prosecuting claims OF all kind;
before Congress, and the several departments of the general
government.
All communications (pos paid) addressed the above
shall receive prompt attention Reference made the
following gentlemen:
Hon. Geo NJ Dallas, Vice President of the United States
Hon. John Mclean, Supreme Court of the United States.
Hon. Robert ]. Walker, Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. Jno- Y. Mason, Secretary of the Navy.
Hon. X. NJ I. Hunter, United States Senate.
Clement Cox, esd, Georgetown, d. G.
Jno f. Addison attorney at-law, will continue give
personal attention business before the several courts
The District of Columbia, and the adjoining OF
Maryland and Virginia. July 13-Iy
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Az EcHoThere is singular echo in the vicinity OF
Lochcarron which put gamekeeper to good deal of
noyance lately 1t he had shot fox the opposite
side of the glen, and his shortly afterwards saluted
with double report from the echo at several miles dis
Imagining that the sound proceeded from poachers
gum he off full speed, and in few hours reached the
place quite exhausted Disappointed and vexed he lay
down, and, yawning like gampus vociferated, Hay
how haoo haa These intersections were immediately
repeated by the echo. The keeper started up in alarm
his dogs commenced to bark and their hols also
repeated he nced that he had fallen upon the den of Ger
berus and fed, confounded from the spot.
Itrerness Courier.
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Prom the N. " Journal OF Commerce
Automatically ef Gen. T.yIor's Signal Letter est"-


The Cincinnati papers OF the 9TH inst supply ample
materials to reuie the of MIR Charles w Fen
'on editor OF The National Whg." the pretended or
gan OF Gen; Taylor that the document published by the
Iihcinnaii Signal, purporng 10 be letter IRON Gen
Taylor to the editor OF the Signal is forgery The fol-
loving extracts place the authenticity of the letter be-
You'd controversy
From the Cincinnati Enquirer (Dem) OF July Ith.
This Is the richest Joke Of the scason-he great Taylor
oan pfonouneing the letter OF s candidate forgoy The
Washington Union hesitate, and thinks, possibly
NE wing right ia il bold assertions Not word OF IT,
we have the original letter before US in The and-wrng
as we assured OF MAJOR Bssyvith the bold signature
Of the old General attached which hnyr compared with
The one appended the letter furnished Mr. Atwood the
painter; and II Is genuine; both But. beyond
hs We have the statement OF distinguished officer direct
from Monterey, that he present when the letter
written and requested by Gen Taylor himself say
to the editor of the Signal lest he should consider pr
va,e letter, that e intendsd for Publication.
The editor of the Wing has got himself into mos, beau
uiu position and the whole system political humbuggery
between that print and the reckless and unscrpn
Taylor himself, is utterly exploded The idea Of forgery
WINS io,lon hope That must per-l-and with IL the last
From the Cincinnati Gazette (whig) of July 4
The proficiency of Mr. Feuon in the OF vuperaiive
ephe no one Will deny after reading the presiding
dication of the Heroic Taylor tell that there
an officer p Of he @ Ohio o regiment s h% ess
with whom General Taylor twice converted freely about
the Signal the first time telling him he intended to reply
to and the last time that he had done quite another
sumo has entered the brain Of no man in The country save
that of Mr.. Charles w. Fenton, whose prosavery whig-
ism Washington TO have been very suddenly fright
ened from its propriey by the appearance oil Mr. James W.
Taylor's i-savery democracy in Cincinnati
Here in CINCINNATI wherever he may be personally
known the editor of the Morning Signal needs defence
against the abuse Of The National Whg As, however,
he is yet quite young man. with whom
A" Character is the jewel of highest value"
may be proper so far to repe the personalities of The
National Whg." say that his standing i'm this
nuny is most honorable and his influence quite great
that which usually belongs men of his years Mr. T,
this city very much as The National Wing states,
fvey apo anlf The has
elapsed he has achieved reputation for beIlesees scho
arsp for public speaking and for political writing such
the friends ofMr. Charles w Fenton feel proud of fhe
succeed in winning by the time his years shall double those
of the whom he so grossly assails.
Mr.. Ts paper in good repute of good circuaton and
often bears evidence OF the ability of its editor in both its
literary and political departments.
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Rv A. GREEN, .7mctfOn6e,..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTlON.On Friday, the 10th instant, shall sell,
at the residence of Mr. Sednan on street, beween Sd
and Al Streets north side, (he flag will designate the house
at 10 o'clock, II m, good lot of furniture, viz:
Mahogany bureau and chairs with cane seats
Rocking and wood seat chairs
Cherry and pine tables, washstands and sets
Manel and other looking-gasses
Eght-day clock, good timepiece
Window curtains and shades
Maple high and low post bedsteads
Feather beds, bedding and mattresses
China glass, and crockery
Carpets and straw mating, cooking and radiator
Kitchen utensils and many other articles not neces-
sary to enumerate. Terms cash
July l3-3t A. GREEN, Auctioneer.