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TO HALF \ MILLION oFrm ros
MEAN 81 IS nav
E5E; rspF.ESf

-
q SPECIES CT tENtLNfNl ID WHliH TIE
= fseute In tgl- co. lHr ut 1aun'sf rf- -rf ra Toa.
ne repre, and which ssHuos iiNa 10 r,fc-urs''d
rr ff = ratnfal s4H HlS.u-ftHr rprl alison owe sur
sr4's srttei w know tt-i t.r t's ti-sese datfr- -
t.sss feuusaIts sFutl 'F.8 HuHad iufu uufgrrf sd
dta lesiens 81 isre.,eH auistiaois. and LAST anv al
Ut-t -rirt. Coz ilsf fra-u1. . aa fe -nI de- ,ricl;
% rNrU,l tfu-if utr crnd seasV ct frc st'cfcrs and
aFF TrFHI aFr So ulfeivt. Teafn rfots COR uHguati
Is s~egtn stpr 30 fhsu's Fii.k E~LECIJtRl
aspre a. ser 5ure Tor hF- ~ tr" Pftte. 20 t1cs iw
rnsi ~ cr-eufs- A'F-tin- n- hirnd The i.cciusrY
iflr.rsr tHf it'te troHia ut tHrar vruirHr- when tax
D.. AVID ir ans case. DO us'ttr huW haa win rerfrrt a
'oisl sue psfu neri ctirpgirH ~ ri'- sud is Attend
ant siluients. ~ buslatg l1 thr short SPACE e two
years.
NEfRiA THREE TliNi
we've eirctet and 90 Now NurItrfe Base tfrf, Wcd do
nos hssHeir so ssy,fNe Ners t'9i tHai.tf achieved ~
'ht seHe $rarn % ,tre FHs mf-n'af ~ the leetuar
wHtrh 50 tf falef} core 't- Ia. ha- ever .efa does
nov hafsl ga" $40 sna : fefie e. % Tie ntedlca' tae
SIT is a nt9ci.-lH- ''A pa" su14oss bari's A.
to'r-e tnnHe'a Pc t''E ''' 'eat. ana p ives tHfe
irve he 1Nh saiiett"r> t!a' Ne t'f.1acI the time snd
stud, ~ ict p''"HfD' =" fu' e'"mHhH- Al
isre ~ ihr f'at 'ii"' 'af4
Ehsfe afN haHA EfN'fh tisf, ~ spn'e F'f"'hsth f
complaint : lh.'l iI'h Eet aN'f-i~ie va" creates
cause ~ ftr~ g. Y - ~ Noei iN.saHNts en- ~
shaf"" 81 ItF s.tN t'lhFt". thElNHirht ~
we" rnttlls p'..s ". ri eur SH3
irfiete 'h' .l'eA1' the el"insel ahe
'nWf't. aif ''ehf t, i. ."ir NtinnEarhks
a"' tf"H't fN HiiHts nave
~ ,,,,es -" ~, ~.
~ sNih hhN
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known elt4zcn % Philadelphia, sad i1co Judge fuf Ysur.
srlt
fnlI .%nEtrEt.. l0th we l4l, f-iG.
To =. n PrrrEso>, Ne "- tles,auf Street. -ls,inr
beru requested 10 give pas uFiHlau eco thr meets 81
I Nt ~|lflSIEEtS SNiNI.I ap vifta. t4 epnmer ate
soir lt thr benefits whlca conceive I have r,psrcn.
eel W Ls urcn ~ lue augclr.
-ltHfe spt,us ct lsttt tal au ausck Of Ern-ipeiaf IN
M face. winch tefasr yrfy rAisfnI. sud extended tnio
cf lf H3 cte -einF setend-d wits atcs. &C., d.stfc>s
wa cftst aud began f1 Ue af'ut 81 fa-'rf Az rtc
Asl0f tians prtf IONS Go tHi+. a u~atH1lfst Nae THROWN
1880 10 hJu.e, entitled ~fN~EN~iBLC FEHStfKt
IlHN srftHg forth tlt fut .ts az 90 N~cALLiSTEEfS
Ortbs WpkLD'S SALNL."
AHHeH1h not much ale rytsll waai is tcrmed suack
niealctncr. I purchased "a hN aHi 1880, au application
a. rs fact. To ma surailss t4r p4 saua alaird. and
la a weUk sNme : WAS enlrcit Curej audi 9 hrutA Ne
iteVt, shat q vas tHe Ssive uutef Providence tia. tarrt
mc
Ftom that time So NE present . have used rHc sHisir
A. occasion requircd, snd in every .a-e v.-lt. aayc
uscd d.. { ltayr f,uuh a dtUiGrl teueHt.
As one iiHe, ~ EaHiE e. ied a. uigHt mv tAraai was %
sore hat I - allow ci MI dtHcuita, uui hy sa spAlica
tlGn 81 thr -aNe ! AS rciirvsI irtlre morning.
] tavg usrd q iu rs-Fs 81 uttu-. ir4iscs. SafAin- and
Flesh trts, an win uus aapH.e.s effects. aTi Ne case sf
poisoning +Y 4 Wild vine = t4e woods. ha. tceu tued
up amt carei hf afst applications.
fn'al Ht own eHPcrclcs. q w,utii sfHuBgN recon
mend 90 g. an. - "a clra4t Hnfeni"ht fanHE H~r-HrHe
IL s'euast, parakr Hore uf an aul.aiarf ltaa q -sve.
frlifn su" pfer@ratloa Other thsa tn fuh Il an thc aa,ct
have teoaius - aarHait 90 BE-, that ~ryprctip kerF %
constantly Iu 40 t4ladf.
Ih'HsI Enaositsous a. aH -a- u sr-t yet { ea7uaf
fe'af" 'nia tHs tsuaiuHt,a GOES mair lahHe. n d. iced
beal t'ssf,- lir csnsr uf hunsa1s.
hrsncclfa Tune. WM ADAMS.
o.'ai tn - iIa gna4 I
fof sale %, Iaucs BAser. Wheeling. Ia aaa lsnes
Bars taislieiltoNr. Va
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Coldridg,'s Balm of Columbia +

tue llair.-lts positive qualities are az follows -is,.
70 tn'aLls, kerflus thr bead fire. from sruff, and
eanslf 8 a haNnrthus grown NJ the halr.
%. For ladlvs, aucf ad hirH, restoring Jhe skin To
- usual sifr1-th Nnd frames, and preventing ths fat
iiny ont 1T ,hg haf.
~. torsay rera" recovering from any debilits, lhe
same q est a. pruauued.
an. " used ir infancy tli a growth - .tsrioi. IL
ntsy ac gne-eirra, ~ Alteration. 10 the latest period OF
ltr.
3h lt ffe~- iae head fptu dtndrt r. strengthens the
foots. lapafs I-s'tr ana vi-ur 20 thc rlfcts a. on. and
grrFehfs thr BEN fnn c.i4psing cltuT 90 &c uar strt.
OH itcEtsis Tire halr 10 earl hssutifallr. ~ rt la4s
AZ 40 q over ",shi. ~ ~ tAa,rs soieI s.oIid ev-r
be- utaar wiIltati a..
tiyocctorant syrup. I, e. sai y sr,,s = , a%i Z
-aads have nte' = ffcns'ure death tr the iut rt AZ
iypttou tu cln'.u1 CDln taNr sua a cough ? Ky
90. haftl'inutrNN tNP-a srsnt esfup, = safe nsi,,d
Ffvscf .ti1n. cpntsiHiag ~ palsinuu> dra.s. AMUSED
st1sc5 give rr lef, I'D save yuu taH That uatsi aN 10.
li~sSse, iHlarttaD thasaurtrlu, \ ach ISAIAH ssurfs
o.o tbe -'ava, hundreds ai he yoals, the I'D, .he Iowa
B aui tr "a
ihs ua5 gsfuige far sac iH Wtretq- ~ ga. FtIr
ciitd. iu -tcul4 '1 a. tuuu. ga Pitts air.IE, Wa
Jackson, "a ~ a., 800 stna g., \ SNrral = rsn. m ~
a. atss 10 ~ Ju1us'u. a. "a srrry iowa IN rtal.Ni
wanna 'H4n, MAJ! lad sad N~ifstHi4. d~c 10
n CassSieily Lilaotiev, east Rehp-d ~. t,rsasAy
- N-sH JAS BAAEG.
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, ne ,,tyes.suv ADMITTED 10 ..-rsts no, only - ar
- -. ~ a. new. f,tff-r regr
=. e. 49,, -za. 10 H. l4,s.s4 g.ue-
ue.- .ebe. In4.,.stau. EbeuHa1ssm. rtles. ~ca5vt
s..-s,.... A. ,,-. Etn,zfr-
- r.n.,r# =. 'ss I.,.#.. 9..u.y. SraI.tra. a.
ttr ..p5gf,.rt Ara5fc.,. grur.z Nesg.s. san rHeGni
~. u..ri,,,- c.dt,t... Tr.st--... rcsffs.s. Itr,
.rs.ftIr san J,ia. sggf. Grn,pi. Fatu. tu fbr bsrL.
tpv5rd s-eeskrers. iafrtalars ta fhr hsst. RISING "a
- i-.as', tsf-pta. Fs,ef= "i al studs. ctee'a com.
af.l- ~ira1 700 i#r f+f 'ifm2 20 ti'''" so = p"
s@a4rff's 80 f4fi,nnt' tr- iHv atss g' spt,is ] 'n"dtur
fHeaf sl.s or N.ree- g. -. kt'e's r'h. l"esl'",
Us -IrH r. Nfe ON The sfnu-a sHd a3 fHf'uF a4tctah-
FleH'sz. trnuT. SeeI''a acct 'ni .ie,s ~Nt"e n'N. Tire
m4r~. W~hrefNe''ne Irno's ,ir"rs N"mi iur aud
vspea,.He, ta tfrrr powerful a.r.
Tine lave fecr S f"ur to 'srt tef"snfHt eHFF'
r'.n al other fes.-5' fs had proved u"a'eih-' Sndt
f1e, have in msss cases superseded The prcssfn.
s,..a,s hen uaeual I'll .aaro adaioa
tho most d's,,rsasbri esa .-,ers. ta,ga.ioa, ne land
ana sanctioned la Euro ? F. noal' lt1i and princes o.
fht, rave Aeru introduced inia The Hospitals Of ID.
a,nrr1. rafis end N,ara. ard throusa the e!.iu'efe'
received The fs,~'e '~'" II ,s AHsefor
o. RUSSIA and US ss@'2 N~,ss "'''' Hi''' I'm.
s,,t-s-. r-4t,. ,,.,,. ..p. s,,u,
~. l"'' ''N'N 'oh' "'''''e #'' '"' supply
~ ne N.N,s ~ryrp rAf.Nc rp,eNp
Z osGg I nee IN tic Jn,ou. ana s5pics, sns see constant,
r|caritre ~ ffaBi aisT,-t 4nfHfet4,-- villages in ,ve,y
SIS ION oi Tie Couuir3. TesiH uiHsls 81 their uastvciou-
'rss ase pouring - ira Ell una tes-. ~ such
IS A'' W. Hsft Nu' 81 q ~ "' o. '''ieh'
VI ct stronger of 'a"fo t"HcNsN' -'rl"nce = ~ those
Im a1tani facts rortf resl stet" al de~fftf j. pos
q. az LIZ naH' ttoussaa- MO rave uel CLICK.
HRIte FILLS eahtre eeslrea ia itelf fetatis3 u a
u{ nuGesfntc e- qt&sherE esr'ea vtrd q hos Ions =
-. have lccs he p nV. as q shouid L. tins stufH ahe
aefs sen cfa justly al ftaed tDmfhu' lyf
a.. S,srr e-,ts5 III ,rF ftsf f-s:r,,gi a,
~, a.. f,e. lesri ofartit 6e .nftoI"eeI Len IN
H H'
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"
Nov le-sm

AT THE CANTON TEA STORE.
Narkei Sgu1re. Whejing. Va.
ySrRfGE vow may dHd pure teas, imported nv the
~ Csnisn ~, ampsns Of Sew York, vs. Chatham
and l67 ,,recnwicNsts.
Betrit prices as fniiows-suijrct in all cssrs 10 Re ~
turned, Il not approved OF ~ either " weight or quantity
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Casting
9g0EFE,sS


% d 7 MI st ' I4N.
vyrNE sr'-crfte or has now OF hsnd a fatl SinnIr Of
y The above stoves and respectfully rnv les tfsS~ WHO
are ~ " anti al a good article tacalt aud ryau,iic hls
stock which heNiu seb jo%, as tie Is tie nuiy agent for
,ht sale Of lhesu, pms ebassys NAY rest assuTcl thcy sre
getting eCRAclsE NnLts SrovE when they tux ofhim.
Ga1 loS EELHFRT0N.
: iso same coal cookip stoves ofriitst nrg mapuiaciure
a irst rate a1iclr, tpsetlrr wtt agene al assortment o.
COPPER, TIN and SHEET IRON WARE. all Of
whiei, Vii - disposed OF oa las Gnsl reasonable ietns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-28

| 4 crrtfr. that ft Size frst i've ycnrs. l hsve tsen AZ
ate,.f wifh o. .psl~ia SOD Wstcr Brasr. accompanied
| with rcnrra' p eatntes ofihe " hpis system. rrfttru
-, Gistfe--iug Taius boz thn lseS. ~ tr - nv dt-rr
| ur4 was 50 tafthst I could SEA ceit teea an tang OF
-ft stomach. apd coffee con 1t tnt touch. ! ga. teen
| attended 3, several doctors and hsdtskcn aEteai ,nany
| .fe-rttpff0~s. wtfhuut rere1vipr uNr .rHpnt. \ lev
: weeks $50 I com euced tekiur Uf. Swrcter > ranaees.
.sa eio-e had ruishcd tho iirst tp''in, I ielt certain Il
varid cute us. rs no iuedfctre I hsd taken bad such an
Icrert or tr hsvr now fSkeu thfVe bottles. snd feel
~rrfartV w.u l am. however. isbifr sBtutlef hottie 10
sia.ut tier mt nervous sys'riH. { make AVS statement
d tnhitrI,. ~ bet " tc'rd Know wbcrtt to obtain relief
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EEramsnt, retts CO.. Mas Nov -, fst7.
Tie above f~rrutestr 'rflS = <alp3s ard tfu.ufaI story
u suffering and reiirt, 81 winch. ss physician sui wli
iess ~ The case, | ehcerfaHy cudo'ge. la CnAFaN
NhF'ct-ftt ssBGirs rFsstr's Eicctuary Ia. his.
written sisuaure. thus or a q rl,am, ". ~ The
band Is atone ZONE with : pen pucs 81 per tot.
81 Sold wholesale eHd fe'sd, ~ WYATT h
kEICHAM. ~ Fulton street. y. j.. aud a3 Druggists
genoraiiv tnfnH. houi the : rljsd Steirs aud C~aaaass.
J. CIT MBhCh tR, Agent Tor Wheeling, Va.
ism II
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Daa8 81 GNpy.

x Ef"rlEMEN wsn..ns a beautiful New FORK fik
W lat ana t~ealiiigls tfi'nnfi, VII call At
: u IARrER'S
Fashionable Hat and Cap establishments, cerrer
Nam ard Union streets. Nov 10
=. EkSoNS wanting Hats and Gaps 10y the " i,nirssis
Z or tetsil viii taiA al : u liAKf Frs.
Nov 10 egruer Main and Duioa streets
FrALl. al s. D.. HARPEItsS before purchasing eis-.
- where. Hats or rSps, have Il ,arge assortment Of
Of 10th which VIII lie sl.d lOw. purchased them low
and caa afford 70 sei them vtty low, call and see.
Nov 10
CAPS. CAPS.
ttSr received a lot Vi superior silk Flush CaTA fr
q Gents aud for sale lew al f. EENkifS,
oct 10 Water NJ.
- T. STLEMEN wauttug a splstdid New York hes.
~ yer Hats, latest Fail fashion Viii call at
; y tARrERs
Hat aud Cap Store, Corner Main AID Union streets.
Z. NTR = beautiful fashionable New YORK rssvsr hats
x ~ DHARrER'S
aer Hat aud cap store.
lust received at 5 u ~ilarrct's Hat store. reuticncn's
a IN. OHer csps-rlss a lot di fne Buena y sta otisr
ans a trAuttul Article. dee ,
~ XTRA beautiful sin hats from New YORK Just 10!
H eeiyed al HAErERS
dee Fashionable nat ana cap sio'e'
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DD YDG WAVE
4 Gf"9) t.nkip& Stavc!- isvfe IL nuthirr ri-'~
, de-irah'c en- tar w1v o. house hIrnitprs t1sp a good
'1kln- S'ovr-'irTe 80 . great many cvcrilrat sl.- :
& aware y ~ Patterns un-y ~ use. Tai we h,ve sr.n
one thai appear tnhave So rsHv adva9ta 'cs a. lie air
IN Cnm.ita'l"n Steve. We advise hilseSe, rrrs 10
I'll and se lts s'oveat ~JpfiNSpN'S.
Tin, siaeei ion Sns Stove ware hcase, No ist. Mar.
Ct square. ssp23
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ldgati.c Hft0 No, | J0r Consumption,
Iiagnrtic -EIer No. :. for Aryrou.
DISEASES, Magnetic Eihcr No,
3, for Lircr Com
rlninI. L.
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y Cas-s Sicily LiIaot,se -.s, Rehp-d -. ~ ,as W
- N-sA JAS DAkEa.
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fryta tAe - tarlt .pi liH ctsthfnr. aF.iH ssos.tt
wri aHa c"t H.4 49, .Haus Hst iaruaa. 4i1rsH aia.
sssahiay aatta. f#.t atIl rGrllea+.rf- sIe rlat..H
g. a4HlrlJ gf 4etP ti1t r of msnd, aut rstN#t.acr
saa = h4af u u.lrr ra4sss spaaHs lao.. -I. GBDHN
. s-splaiHis, $3.50 tH- bong. HaaseF.as- ana Ie aael.t,
ts4HHe Z tisrG-es Eru tns uus 81 uiru. wiia44le-- tus
ar sltineuiY Designed ~ care. Tn ealla ct u4 OF aup-
~ aslaaef lie HslafaI srlfetians AID r-kcrc.al. lsrl.-
lAf a. women. q ~ vrfF ~frefGeni oceufnrnfg. 3 aIdr-
fqfssd aad eGtersfle. AND uAs winch A. neglected.. pfu-
.sres Tie INA afaf r1assgaesees 4 large pro- aoH4on
o.. aaasAa4a 9f Jas stomach. Live. Lane. 1flia AAa
ss.IsH. "a tra4-ee. originate 90 tats pf4atafy
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rficc si,Uo pet iaiiic. Sold by the foiSwing Agents
% FAiBCHILb, Wheciiug
,prIE VANCE Tusde'rhia
$50 SuN West N'e1su1er.
SUERNI\'S TOOTH PINTE.

fbcl cal strengthening chester - the world, and a 50
vcIetcu Ienrt, fHr pans a. weNknsss tH iHr IarN
IeiHs SIieF. Hle1-t, l.Iiate. JoIuis. Rheumatism. LIN
rFSH4. e-i-s.a
Thr aGer-r=. Tuuth p a.. .~.s. -.~ ~, 80,
( rtetmaafs AGENTS los hts 0t+ssouIaH or AH-hestna ial
Sssl sf.ep- IT, ~
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1h.s disease, - a "a artltts trnn, iiaiUrr- that tic ilnnd
- rrn, :. , ioni : ATE, aud thrt the {di5ais afc eharge1
VITA aetrimouy. i~lr6daehe gives hsii ICE ai the litinI
neuf dai ger awaits the body; WI Disregard itts warn
ing - nainffl 10 you SUPPOSE you can cure il with
tu4UEHe water. lay TiHi, ~ snrettIug -atsl Nasi Ger,
ts"r's not; "uly a yrpion. az indication tai the
rcryee are leing acted on by Tie fuuiness aud aecrilio
ny ottie bnn.pfs. lie GisraSe tsrli u. IL Puuf htond.
When you have tie itadacle. 10 not risk your health
srd iifc by not hredin' iRr " etniue nature j. giving you,
tut HSe Br. swcelsrtS IsrHeca freely, It VIII purity
your liaOd and improve thF isattii and circulation zen.
tfady. fersois are aiwar stronger amer lSSlug than
h fore, rs ii rcrciy removes the iIoss from The Lody and
leave re pure houd remain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-19

their political The abolition Of monarchy and
the establishment Of republicanism in the three
kingdoms, would not better matters an iota. They
want general abolition of the land monopoly,
which prevailed in France before the old republic,
and which that great event broke up. The whole
landed property of England is owned by thirf.-,
thousand propretors, with population of r.early
seventeen millions Of people. Irelsnd is appor-
toned among ten thousand landea! propneters,
with population Of . ..ees.,y ten millions; and
Scotland Is .1..vlded among three thousand, with
nearly three millions of inhabitants Nothing will
mend matters in Ireland, England, or Scotland
for all are alike-but radical red revolution,
the very contemplation Of which is terrible.
There is more wealth Concentrated In London
than IN any oth.r city of the world simply because
the greater portion of the landed interest Of the
three kingdoms live considerable portion of the
year in that capital, and there spend their income
while in the provinces the lower classes are left
to work, to beg, or to starve, as best they may
If the people of Great Britain and Ireland pos
sessed intelligence and concentration of thought,
with determination to effect change, they can
do 1t in less than three days, and transform into
permanent republic on the fourth. But there is
no union, no energy, no determination in any
part of the British empire If the Irish rise first,
and adopt the French tactics, they can revolu-
tonne the three kingdoms in less than fortnight.
But will the Irish rise 7 That's the question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-19

four hours BY canal Flour 900 bbls corn no 200
bushels There was NO change in -four, VII ils salss
were moderate. No sales Of Wheat of moment vsr,
reported, while prices were nominsly the same There
was good demand for Yellow Corn-we noticed s.Iss
of 5000 bushels mixed at 4skc Yellow was worth 81
$40. Oats-Sales of 5000 bushels were made at AZ
43c. Whiskey-Sales Of 40 bbls. made at 22<c.
NEwAQRIEASs, July 10, 1S4S.-Cotton-Ths u
very little business doing in this article. The news
by the Caledonia brought the market to stand 400
bales of good middng brought exc middling fair,
OK 6Xc Sugar-Little demand fair rates at 3a<c.
MolassesThe receipts have been traing, and prices
range from Is Zoe Flour is steady and prices
tanned Rice-No arrival, and stock consequently
duced; good quality brings so 35sc. Exchanges
A modeiate demand, and rates unchanged. Freghts-
Cotton to Liverpool, at quarter in British vesses'
fvesixteent in American. No new engagements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-19

REVOLUTION IN IRELAND-WlLL THERE BE ONE!
That there will be a revolution in Ireland, we
think nearly certain; but the great difficulty is
to fix the day and date with any degree of exact
ness We can calculate new moon ; we can
figure up an eclipse; we can guess pretty much an
occultaiion; but all these are easy in comparison
to fixing the day of an Irish revolution. Why +!
Because the Irish are so uncertain, so hesitatng,
so quarrelsome, SO dsunited, that they never can
all be brought to think for one day alike on the
great subject of their nations wrongs.
The French are an admirable people for MAIN
tanning discipline; they think in unison, feel in
unison, act in unison, fight in unison, and dance
In unison; but the Irish always quarrellng and
fighting among themselves, except they arc in
church, hearing mass, or may be hungry, In search
of potato.
Recently they have made great promises, and
we have sometimes believed them yet, at the last
accounts, it would seem that they sending out
q great many of the youthful patriots to this coun-
try.
When Mitchell was banished to the West Indies,
his brother came to the United States and now
we understand that Meagher and several others
are also coming, not forgetting Father Mat
thew. What are all these gentlemen coming to
this country for? The nationality Of Ireland can
not be discovered in the United States. The
wrongs ofIreland canno' be remeded on the banks
ofthe Hudson. The liberty of Ireland cannot be
| picked up on the shores of the Susquehanna. II
is only on the Lakes of Killarney and thereabouts
that Irish wrongs can be remedied, and by Irish
hands.
We have also in this happy land number Of
patriotic bands, who hold meetings, make great
clamor, and threaten to toss the British govern
ment into the German ocean but we believe it is
all humbug, and means nothing. They only want
to pick up living. Their patriotism Is like that
of our own bawling politicians, who make a
tremendous noise about their great love of liberty
for the purpose Of getting into office. The Irish,
no doubt, have a bad government, and suffer ter
rible scenes of misery; but lsuch is also the case
with large proportion of the lower classes both
in England and Scotland. The three kingdoms
want, not only a change Of government, but a
radical change in their social system as well as IN
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Inc SCI Get committee of the Senate, to whom
"aS .eierred the bill establishing territorial 60
Vernments in Oregon, California, and New Mex
lco-nvolvlng incidentally the important question
OF slavery-yesterday presented report to the
Senate. We abridge from the report the follow
ing statement Of its propositions:-Th bill for the
government of Oregon is proposed in the shape 1t
stood before the Senate's amendments were added,
with few necessary alterations. New Mexico
and California are to be organized into separate
territories, with Governors, Judges, Secretaries,
District Attorneys, and Marshals, to be appointed
by the President and Senate, The Governors and
Judges in these territories are to constitute le-
gslative council, who have power to pass laws,
subject to the revision or rejection of Congress,
but are excluded from legislating respecting
slavery the establishment Of religion, the pledgng
the faith of the territory for debt, to dispose of
the soil. Upon the occurrence of any dispute or
question relative to slavery 1t is to be left to the
decision of the judiciary of the United States.
Courts are also to be established in these terri
tories, with privilege of appeal to the Supreme
Court of the United States. This report was
adopted in the committee, with but two dissenting
voices, viz, Mr. Clarke, of Rhode Island, and Mr.
Underwood, of Kentucky, and was read twice in
the Senate, and made the order of the day for Fri
day next.
Before arriving at determination to present
the above, the committee deliberated upon the
proposition to report the naked question of the
Missouri compromise. The vote stood four to
tour, and was lost. Those in favor of this COM
promise are understood to have been Messrs Clay
ton, Bright, Dickinson, and Achison. vote
was also taken on the Texas compromise, with
similar result
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Markets.

BUFFALO, July 1s.-Receipts within the past twenty
four hours Flour, 1000 bbls wheat, IL 900 BUSH
els; corn, $4,000 bushels There was change in
-four, and we continue to quote the article at "a 80
. 81 62X. Wheat-Sales Of 1900 bushels were made
consisting Of Ohio at esc. Corn-saes Of 5000 BUSH
els were made at sec SIC. Oats-Sales Of 10000
bushels were made at 80 3ac. Whisky was quiet At
49, No alteration of moment In other articles.
ALBANY, July 1s.-Receipts within the past twenty
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KIRwAN Us. HUeHEs-HUeHEs Us. McMURRAY
The polemic dispute between the Rev. Dr. Nc
Murray, OF Elizabeth, and the Right Rev Bishop
Hughes, Of New York, wakes warmer and warm
OF every day. 1t is an exceedingly interesting
squabble; and perusal of the epistles which ema-
nate from the reverend dlsputants, will efiectuay
relieve epnui, or drive away the lassitude occa-
sioned by the warm weather.
Thus far, we think our old friend and pitcher,
Bishop Hughes, has the best of it, AS loglclan,
he excels his opponent, and has not done anything
since he opened his batteries exceptuse his logical
powers in the demolition of the positions taken by
DR.. McMurray, alias Kirwan.
The merits of the matter IN issue between the
reverend combatants have not, however, yet been
touched upon by our friend the Bishop. We sup
pose that he desires first to clear away the barri-
cades, before he assaults the battery. We shall
keep an eye on the progress OF the controversy,
and see that both have fair play. We have not the
heart to see our old friend, the Bishop unfairly
treated; and If he should receive blow below the
"belt," we shall be the first to cry "foul, !" and
place hun on his legs again.
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Confirmation of Gen. PillOW-The Charges
against Gen. Scott, Sc.

WASHINGTON, July Is, 1913.
The nomination of General Pillow as Major
General has been confirmed by the Senate. The
vote was, ayes %, nays II.
1t is believed that General Scott will demand an
investigation into the charges preferred against
him by General Pillow. The Secretary of War
will order the investigation to proceed in that
event, but not otherwise.
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Marine Affairs.

STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CRY, assured, will con-
time her trips during the summer, leaving New York
for Havana and New Orleans, on the LIST of August
and from New Orleans on her return, August 10Th