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MINERS
VERN1|tFU
REMEDY s Il worms.

THIS VERMIFUGE will always expel Worms
in from five houn after being administered il 10
also safe in its operation and easy given than
Other.
WINER'S VERMIFUGE has now stood tho test of sew
eral and bee proved superior and all pyepara
tions 70, sinilar cIposes + certain to sSpe Worms
shadow Of doubt about IT. 1T CANNOT FAIL. This
appear srong language, but it is stronger than
warranted in using, than facs will PROVE No
who has once used it will other when ii be oh.
taned Many haze waited weeks when the asn,
why2 Bscau:s they had confidence it, and knew that it
Thousands Of certificates could be published II it were
prove the statements, but single trial will
lis superiority concusivey than the strongest assertions
or statements that could be written Try it. L
U be particular and remember the name. /" WINER' g
that can be depended upon; Remember this
81 and So Maiden Lane, New York.
tT For sale wholesale and retail by.
]. WRIGHT & co. Isl ChaFtSes street,
kT Sole Agent for the South. myi7 tnoy1
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J sosl,{.s.1SH. IS

An 9th. tlssh namsd PAIN ExTRATORS srsCoun
tsfieits Of DALLEY'B The wosthss msn who ell the
hope that ~ anf thsy may induce the public
70 beisvs that TIL nosum pes he virtues ofths genuine
articles Buy q naas butour authorised Agents.
u Attend TO tkerseuliav ssa,ks upon tAs gen.
Msme and observe Skas ths saNss, !" II. Dali
LEY" b WRITTEN WITH PEN, IN different
eolorsd Ink on tho ssvstcps Of each boz and that
no other BE- upon It. -eet asNs,s'
~ General Dspct for ts United etats whs oil orders
addssnsd viii BE- promptly sxsustsd.
H. DALEY 4 90,
5 llS BresdSsv, Mes Yerk.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
161 CAartrss street, No - Orlsa~s.
Whsge ill Dealers In the Etates Of LOUISIANA. ALA
BAMA, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENNES.
SEE. and tho Cits ofsT. LOUIS In the Stats 81 4le.
SOURI,. will b promptly supplied -
JOHN WEIGHT = CO..
au90 I'm ss~s-si SSssss fs~ saii Tbpritsrs
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D A L L US
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
Tho Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND


Tho Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND
Has besn discovered that any of the qualities
of ths famous remedy. Almost daily hear Of new and
heretofore unknown witness disc0v by It's application to
dseasss-io is remarkable fact. that Of it, ef
fecs, known only from accident experiment 30 deep
has been the science Of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the n
vsntof admirable the combination Of i ingredients that
frame Of manis subject. Let enumsats Of the
culiar qualities Of this remedy: -
sirtA.-IfBRoKEN LIMBS. when vet. be well wrapped
up in the Salve, Inflammation, Swelling Pain 10
cur and the bones uns and become strong with astonishing
rapidity. H ~
SerenA.-When the Bowels painful on infamed, tas
Extractor. If well rubbed them. will afford relief. and
movement when castor OIL ialap and all Othsi
medicines have failed.
Eigah-Its is perfectly safe in all casss- never
do harmthe system will absorb than necesaIyto
sspairt 1t will not conflict with any medicines that maybe
taken internally. -
We have not space in this publication to snumsrats all the
diseases cured by .- es
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
but we shall suboin few testimonials of Its value seleosd
from the Thousands in our possession, from al parts Of tn
country.
may b. confidently suited that there no case Of PILES
il l. certain remedy. and removes At onos tho pam and
-: s. + a:s :ss1 ~
1 thus 70 PnhAe STATE that have been troubled with ths
iss much Ssis ssss posos u sha@ Time b
ss Fl ssss e S:s
wa bx esI'srzasa d III FAY sr e 22ssf a
the awful complaint, and 70 pte amnzement, =
veil and asss s.ss md 70 the two boys: q h
nc e affirm TO. should it make hs Fl ia Isa
Cincinnati, eth month. l8l7.
vuvs.D1re.a
n,s LyuRe'a. ne rAiN ~ EAIhACshoh - iavalusnes
vs hni \, z ay ~ f.; ~ di1ss.s H. b
some other plsce he Pain xtsnto, however ~ e,os mi
and completely the can Of the diseass,s oescts
thoFough cure.
-. e sSAHEI' 10y 2, i3 ~, ~ ensQn sqess.
ya snd AIb.nv .hr,;n, rndss ~ n ~ ss =, Esw
psiss attended with Inflammation Of the kineys and with
bleeing Pss deeply ulceraed with large umps Of the size
2. zen egss snd asfs Do.s covered ny BODY
came nlolsabs AZ tongue cracked. and the roof Of M
az rsck was Is constant burIns hsst % hss od wss
did n i cool It. !. 81 n & a. =
IN TINS misery iqnaea icr DEATH and nsver expected ~
s' ~ ~ t.2
thy DAI.LKY1 PAIN EXTRACTOR.
81 sSs5s: ss.;ss; Ss - = e.
&. re msds P aas nd S sm
sSn ns S Sc% % o.. my life e . valuable
hthe ysar lssS. KERZA FRENCH.
-
rhi, o.,,,,,,. tb,, VALLEYS PAIN ExrpAcrop
ss
gan nodcsbi but this Msdeins hss ali WI uss .hs, h
e tn; r. .
DO most ssssaly 10 the attention cithe afflicted
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g VI - 9l111f1o thQout, ind fpg The Gquaol
pfos4 2pon y H. 0etiH, wkelkD the H1ult d
eeSSSSS p1Su1ooo ~ tuuGtJ1Ety, nlnenl. OF
e4nosns. Ng..H se1pe1nne than tnlAvlgeg0dne
en3cn @ ~ nsman ue9s resoe Sn wsakn 49, a4d Ias
taees L. 0Ama ~ - yo6ase' ed IN 81 enlFgy
49, - mzee1f Mu1.-t51 .s9lnt9leb ~ lpqvs1os
- VII M 3 49, q = !. 80 q . dstcsisa
ssssfs e ssm1 s c III ~ ~ 81 W
" n T4Qysands 0f qasN wncee Y1til1 haye sA w1tho1s
chldtens ole unn9 ioW Ous90 ~ tp Invaluable madiQnA
hayo beaa blanoA with ones heatAy eaoAng. rs
,.l ses-
- 10 MOIaE40 AND AAAAinD. leADlH1.
S1ssnes @ isnais oonplAinS y? female w No.
% enppoe che app.uaohing that odcai 9e0a TuEr
e LIZ. shcuM aassot v taesk. 4 ss osssaa pssdve
% m6jsc 4 III tae Of lie This period may b dslys1
f. seveel yea b aaing this ediuine. Ns ~ eer1r
bic eH th0ee who approaching wopann00ds - oah
uulat to a NATURE BY qulcksnng the blood and nv1so
adA4 lndeed, this medictns nvAuape tos ~
ths delicate diseas TO which women M subject braces
hy ysmovins the 1npsrtss Of the hoay.n. f.. Hmna
ng - 70 pfouce subsequent axations vi chs the CASE
most medelne1 tAkee s female Wsakns and dseese ~
usng ow bots Of this medic, many eevogo and palnu
GREAT BLESSING To MUTHEk9 AID CHllsDHENs
the afA and m0st sdeQtual medicine for purifying
The ssm, and rievnG the susnqs attndant upon child
en svor Discovered. sengths9s both the mother and the
paysn pain and di.sasss inszeases and snchss the
t9o9s tbuse who have used il think Indispensable
highly uasfu b0eh below and a confinement, q Il pm.
vents diseases aandant upon childbih costivene, piles,
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wqdsfsl. = quickly DE- 4 nnsys - pei, and sorsns..
hssliAs Cd scs & lo1s ptaadinx uspazaHssd.
ssuss..s III sIt ~ sLOuIss Me-, JAY 9. 1870.
Der -! Abonts ys.h since. while working q ny trade.
out foot In vesy bad and dangerous wey. The whole
ht Of s s.ss sn,s,.d hs teR e ina bslow the n:
x 70 ~ sSS9ssd n 90
ofMyh and vs.sI sdh:.ys paNs hrs - y 70 purpose
DALl.RY's MAGICAL PAIN ExTRACTOR.
ssd Y s thas sn minutes .hs PIN nd nhsnnson began
On Qanltsntly gsoomms1d Dallys 4asioAl Pain En-.
6acto! = being 6qp anything have sve assn ed fos
Il IN p.oarpgptF hy trade, and shal Be wllingt %.
o3 . the yeH Of tho 6aIvs 4 I'll time when neosnay
h'' s ' d'''d. -, Y9qR, fsSskhon ~ BISHOP.
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SpEEDsS

FEVER TONIC,
with which any one,
without any pasticulal
knowledge Of medicine,
Y enabled 70 care any d
the ievsss incident 70 I
Southern climate. Ii
from TWO TO TWENTY
HOURS. '
Ti.i. i !, u~ 1890 :.
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CAPITAL 030O.OOO.
JOHN. n. HILL. Rsn't. .0kO. WsMARTIN. eso'sy.
- fhislms- a.sah!shsd Cenpsay, With The most smps
nvE - Z 81 "a: ssss1f IT,. e s iaas
an AZ Af 4 aF Pen 4 4; 20 CO. y m.s..lns Il.
DGn9Kefn uatua1 Lt6S lHsuf anee Gem.
m IN u!Fuk ANte x,LusI vEEY.-Hrn Glag.
IS 81 n. En- S:s.:
Newe1BanG FL Tn Company Z now ready to mako
\ n ". Insurance On White Poz1Uns and
81 ! ]
DhHosS at their ostah(inhed rats Of
- pgp8ium. Iii. befng the only Com.
& n pa4y, Incorporated ID The State,
N " dned GzOlesiveiy to Lie Instance,
with IN extra Guarantee Fund. The
iy Djreof6p feel oonfdsnt that 1t aitorde
unngual and muoh g1epfes induce.
- ments to tlU1e destf0ub Of sfiectng an
1ne1En1oo a their lives than any other.
T. Il h alp upon H. muslsl psDoiplss
eenh peqn asguysd b4sng member thereof and enDy
w apetoh e ~ pssoh, bang sntiFsy exampt from any
MShihky beyond De amopnt Of premium sccrued. II
lnslunof Co4panis planxed apo r. patua ptincips
S y ss y az o.d S'i Sss: sUs Shs
lnnn1sapy, b. ~ che has made
IL undolbd CIssanss Fp1d IL GOV. % be used
y sd = sgbsnDdons % Mutual insurancs Companies
ssr 6ssssssss Pima u 80 90 ,,nsln, pssnsns.s
a9til - Csnpsa5 - seaansstsd similar aassnt =
: 81 CGh1onla pamib sssatsd. and sztanivs travelling,
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Owing to the ssts1cces and immense sale Of Dr. Town
ends SaIsspaKiA, 1Mmbes Of who formerly.
Agents. have oomia saced making SaraparlIa Exuast ,
Eixns Bitten Extracts Of Yellow Dock, etc. They
ALLY put IN the shaped bottes and OF them
have stolen and copied advertisements they
worthless limitations. and should be avoided.
xs's asdin. e.: sIsss s.ss sO;iOp RyOt& ssn.
st, Baltimore; P. M Cohen Charleston; l05 SouM Pearl
street. Albany II; Mct,iaw. Natchez; and By all the
United States, Westl A,es and the Canadas. .
J. WRIGHT, l6l Chartres street..
do SoLR AeEnT. New Orleans.
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Al the above ist only comprises some Of the leading a
Ge. dealers and oef are informed that their ofden will
promptly nepglsd with article in the Patsnt Medicine
~. ]. u. ID sols Agent for the GRAEFENBERG
MEplCi rs for the Stats. ot Lcrssna and Mi,si,sigpi
MOEEAT'S LIFE PILLS aed PHOENIX BlTTERS,
and w RIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
The trade Vaaaonalle terms. "
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS. :
wv E would respectfully call the attention Of tn,

public to the i'm
povtpRoe Of their making
themselves acquainted
with the remarkable pro.
perties OF the -.
ELECTRtCAL
FEBRIFU9E /
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INSURANCE.
81 LoUIslAHA....Of - Campst.
LIFE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.

"A 8 the irst years business Of this Company
ts.mnstsd with w month Of Juus. With Iscsp6 mi
coRoang exelaavsy engaged IN Life InsusaAcs (e87 662
and bat el2 IA osss ~ sscond updeP
such nyqR16 aHspcss wennt The Direction in oon-
dsny se0mnsndise II - oonnusnee Of IL former paf-
ronefs JOSHUA BALDWIN. Pfesidsnt
/ 0loRuR @. L iwnAsON, eeotstay. Jyu
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Dysente.y 6yrupe.
BilIinss' C'afminative, 5-
81. elsphenst AstrinGsnt,
p. Davis' Pain Killer,
0Eaefsnbsrg.
Olustsad'e, -ftttl4
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81; iiui;s;'; 81 80; s =; IL 9
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OPINIONS OF PHYSI( lANS.
d.. Townsend il almost daily receiving ordeTs from Ply.
onns in different parts oil tls Union. -.
Ths % certify, that we. the undersigned Phynoat: Of
he city Of Albany. have in numerous cases prschbs NJ
TGwnsends and believe it 70 b one Of the n
valuable preparations In the market. IT.
II. p. PuLlNe. n.
j. WILSON, II. D.
X. B. BRIaos, 4. D.
Albany, Ap i, l66s r. e. ELNRHpORFI, II. D.
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.sssAt ~ = hsar 90 Z g5aTaA W = "a
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1sB1EeixufY Am HEALrH.

!CANKER In THE MOUTH.
Below Of another child saved. Dr.. Town.
.snds ssspafs has saved The lives Of Thousands d chs.
d6 The folowma two certificates s6selsctsd from grsa
nlmbc- rocsivsd this weak: 4 I
- NEW YoRx, April I. 1891. 4
pr 1sD.ss~3-psa! By, Ons Of NJ children We. vsD
great debility: 1t came DYING: obtained Of
sxceent medicine, and Cured dsoty, for which assurs
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Rhoumatism.

Let al those who suffering under the asonixius tor
tnres Of khenmasm read the following and ~ what also
Ar .oas Bsv,Dea. Sir: For the last ihrss years
nave peen snced with Rheumatism Of the everest chsrac
every remedy cond procure for the disease. but found 90
Of Saapasa which has en.iey cured me Of Nh
cna f'ssy improved my general heshh than any nsd
ri months and have doubt thu ours permanent -
conndeny recommend a. being the msioins in use
NJ f fI%mssmau'm IT,. !snAa BnDsgs.
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Good Testimony.

suffering. - 's sOs"s's sesA
What p. Owen, Duggist and Apothscazy of several
ysan standing. says about Bulls saraparla: ~
Mr.. yoks Bg!l-DeaI Sir; have been iSr several
years severely afflicted with MevcuFial Headachs and n
heavy pain IN Liver. used almost d m swsaies Of
the day. especially %. saapalas epared b. dasut
than ali the Others csmblued. - - -
lia 70 The AFFLICTED community Superior sstice -
Very respectfully. ]. II, Owns M ID.
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Tho. that initiate D.. Townsspd's SsnspssiAe, hal
invariably called Their uf great Remedy for Fe7aaLss, Il
and have copied bills and circular which relates to
eompl9in!s o. women, word for word-othe! men who
up medicine, have, sacs the Of Dr. T0wnsen
eanapar!la In complains incident femass, recommend
hem, although previously they did not number Of the
Mixtures, Ps etc.,. injurious females, they assr
yate d1ease, and undermine the conatitnton.
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pillShnreh Mnrals.

The Pittsburgh Chronicle says-The
morals of our dark city seem to be de-
generating-there is scarce night, as we
are homeward bound, we do not hear in
some one or other quarter, the wells and
hootings of some rowdy band, young, too
withal, yet adopts in the art that makes
man worse than the brute. These rioters.
(for by no milder name can they be term
ed,) are generally the sons Of persons who
occupuy high positions in society, and
who are looked upon as being the leaders,
not only in the fashionable, but in the
would be religious world. A common
rowdy invariably has to suffer for his
deeds, but the rich bIackguard, who dis
turbs the quiet of a community; insults
respectable persons as they pass the
streets, and cuts up ali the mad pranks
that whiskey can put into the head of
man, are seldom seen by the hired guar
dians of the city's honor-they are per-
mitted to do what they please and as they
please, while those who in soul and spirit
are infinitely their betters, are often times
subjected 10 cruel treatment and the most
degrading punishment.
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE. Phila-
delphia papers few days since recorded
the fact of young woman, belonging TO
a respectable family there. leaving her
home and going to New York city in
company with person who had been
paying his addresses TO her. Her father ira
ced her to house of iIl-fame in New York
and conveyed her back to Philadelphia.
This was on Monday last. The papers OF
Friday state the unfortunate victim COM
milted suicide on Thursday night by swal-
lowing dose of laudanum.
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The RAILROAD DEPoT.-We have al
ready stated that il had been decided upon
to have the Depot of the Pennsylvania
Railroad on the triangular piece of ground,
bounded by Grant, Liberty and Seventh
streets The Company has taken the
ground on perpetual lease from Captain
Schenley, on very admirable terms. Ii is
an admirable location, and will suit all
interests probably better than any other
that could be selected.
Pittsburgh Post.
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and to permit Kossuth and his unfortunate com
panions to seek home here, in the distant New
world, where they cannot, even should they de-
sire 1t, which We disbelieye, disturb the tran
guilty Of Austria, and where assassirs can
never molest them. In the United States thew
VIII all find hearty welcome; and in the paths
Of private life each viii find that sympathy and
assistance to WHICH their patriotism and their
sutferings 50 strongly entitle them.
"A GREAT DISCOTEPH-Tbe
English Railway Times has the follow
lng:-"Ihe decomposition of water has
at length been obtained, and that at mere
ly nominal cost, and with unerring pres
clsion. This great discovery, originating
IN America, has been perfected by the
experiments of an eminent German che
mist, and patented in the three kingdoms
by Mir. Shepard. The carburetted hy>
drogen may be formed to any extent,
which, while possessing an Illuminating
power equal to that Of coal gas, is capa-
bic of producing an amount of caloric
equal TO that of live coal, and consequent
iy well and cheapIy fitted to act as a COM
busuble agent in the conversion of waller
INTO steam.
IhIs tremendous power has been for
some time engaging the attention of our
most eminent engineers, and will, when
sufficiently tested, be experimental upon
before the public. If successful, as there
is every present appearance of it's being
the revolution it must effect in the eco
nomic working of railways, and indeed
IN every branch Of trade and manlfac-
ture, where steam is employed as a mo-
tive power, is altogether incalcuable. 1t
almost opens to the wondering gaze, the
Utopian vista in which unskilled manual
labor shall be no longer necessary. it is
sufficient for Us, however to state that
several OF the leading railway companies
are in treaty with the pateniee, aud that
consequently, if anything whatever is
capable of being made out of the discov>
cry, the railway interest will possess at
once the first benefit and CHIEF honor in
its realization.
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In March Of the past year some seventy per
sons-the chief Of the Hungarian Refugees,
among whom were also several Poles were
conveyed in one of the steamers of the Sultan
of Turkey to the place designated for their fu-
ture residence in Asia Minor. From Shumla
they travelled by land to Varna, on the Black
Sea; from thence they were taken in the steam
er to Ghemlik, in the Gulf of Madanieh, in the
Sea of N1armora, without being allowed to stop
at Constantnople. They crossed from that place
to Broosa, at the foot of Mount Olympus, and
after a short delay there, agitated by hopes and
fears, they continued on to Kutayieh where they
still are. Madame Kossuth IS with her husband,
and greatly through the labors of Mad. l.,
who undertook another journey into Hungary
for this purpose, she now also has her children
with her. Among the individuals who persist
in remaining at Kutayieh with the Ex-Governor
Of Hungary and his lady, are Madame =,
and the relative who during the dangerous wan
derings in Hungary figured as her husband
Many of the refugees are but lily provided for,
The amount which the Turkish government al
lows NJ. Kossuth depends wholly upon the Sui
tan, whose protection was so generally and and
so effectively granted TO the conferees- 1t is
also known that the Sultan has refused to de-
tain him for a longer period than one year, and
that this period ends with the month of May OF
the present year. To detain him beyond that
period, win be to assume responsibility in the
eyes of the world which will weigh heavily upon
the character of the Sultan who has, thus far,
possessed the sympathy and the admiration OF
all well-thinking on both sides of the Allan
tic. We would invoke that generous prince TO
carry out what he has so successfully begun
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DEATH OF CHAPMAN.-The Indianapo-
lis State Sentinel announces the death, on
the 18th inst, of George A. Chapman,
one of The original proprietors of that pa
per. Mr. Chapman has been well known
as one OF the most popular and influential
Democratic editors in the west, as the
'.Crow, Chapman, Crow" man.
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O The Welshmen of New York city.
and the descendants of Welshman, have
had meeting TO devise the ways and
means OF contributing stone 10 the Wash
ington Monument.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16

thatcannot be allowed to lapse into allegiance.
Past lis Consideration We never will be, whiIe
the Constitution abides as the fundamental
law of Ohio; and the test Of the claims Of
men and parties to public support, it must
remain.
We are too fresh from the numerous and
radical difference of all parties as to the force
and drift OF certain provisions Of the New
Constitution, for them TO need repiition.-
The party which has chosen Mr. Vinton as
its standard bearer. it seems has not been
forgetful of those differences. They choose
onethat atre-avows his hostility to its adoption,
nor in yielding it his submission, does he in
innate the abandonment Of single unfayor-
able opinion, which the wings as party
have declared they entertain Of that instru-
ment. tL..Er
The declarations Of Mr.. Yinton are omens.
The nomination of an entire ticket composed
carefully of men who have assailed the New
Constitution, and charged it with nntoward
tendencies, is another omen. The re-affirm-
alton of the Ohio State Journal, the party
organ of the State, of the opinion that every
description of church and graveyard proper
ty is required to be taxed by the New Con-
stitution, and the reiteration ofall the adverse
interpretations ofthe whig party, in the late
canvass, are also ominous. The people are
intelligent enough to know that as party
think, they will act. The dangerous senti-
ments entertained by the wings as to the
meaning of the New Constitution, are fresh
in the recollectio of the people. These
sentiments are represented by the vote of
Mr.. Vinton at the election, by his declara-
tions on accepting the nomination, and by
the whole whig ticket.
The people rcpudiated those sentiments
on the 18th day of June last, by sixteen
thousand majority. They. must repudiate
them again, by the defeat Of the whig ticket,
on the second Tuesday of October, or all the
ruin prophesied by thatparty,in in consequence
of the change of our fundamental law, will
be wrought, if the wings did net make false
avowals of their principles in the reform can
vass.-O. Statesman.
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ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET

ALLEGHENY Cry, July rs
The market is well supplied with cattl,,
and fair amount has changed hands. The
following are the offerings: Beeves 400
head, Sheep and Lambs l50 head, Hogs
abou; 40 head, Cows and Calves so to so
head.
Cows and Calves The offerings did not
exceed 25 head, portion only Of which
were sold, the rates were $15@$20@$25
per pair, according to quality.
Hogs ---Wcre scarce and in good demand,
sales of about so head were made at 4c, live
weight.
Cattle e.---The sales were as follows: be-
tween ESQ and 800 changed hands at 2a@
81 gross weight, equal to 54@6a@7 net,
the latter figures for prime article
Sheep and Lambs 1.-The sales are about
200 head, at prices ranging from $l,25@
200 per head. m5 .feai