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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of The stssnsr Balic..
NEW YoRx, Julv S.

New YoRx, July s.
The steamship Baltic, from Liverpool, arr
rived this afternoon q. 81 o'clock. She left
Liverpool al A o'clock on The a6.h Of June,
and consequently has made The passage in
a little over nine days; her best days run
was $40 miles. She brings "a passengers.
The Liverpool Cotton market was very
dull al I'D, decline from the rates current al
sailing Of The Africa. Sales Of Wednesday,
25.h, 5000 bales, al 6ad for fair Orleans,
and Std for middling,f Total sales Of four
days 10000 bales. Flour further advanced
cd per Dbl. Wheat advanced LAID per BUSH
ell, with an active demand. White corn SEA
32s Cd, Yellow 3os sda3ls. Anincreased
demand has caused much frmness in the
marker for grain generally.
r Lare rains have proved very beneficial 10
the crops, and a good yield is almos, certain.
Lard was in good demand with fair sales
at 49s 6da5ls. Sugar is more in demand
and prices slightly advanced. Coffee very
dull, and marke, heavy; sales Icons. Caro-
lima Rice at 18s Sd. Tallow is unchanged.
L:nseed Oil in moderate request. .,
Money n'arke, easy, and public securities
steady. aH17aa ii Nai saef
The trade reporls from Manchester are
favorable. The mills were in full activity
.,,.a.l ..e. ENGLAND. ~, .
There is little news Of political interest
The committee appointed with reference to
the establishment, OF line Of steamers from
the coas, Of Ireland TO America reported
decidedly against the proposition. al
The great Exhibition was visited on the
25lh by 668,394 persons, the receipts from
whom amounted 10 $3,186,190,
The Preamble of the Ecclesiastical Bill
was carried in the House Of Commons by a
large majority.
FRANCE.
lhe movemen in lavor Of the Consttli.
lion continues. Petitions in favor OF the
measure are sill pouring in from ull parts Of
The country. Ledru Rollin has been fined
1000 francs, and sentenced TO TWO years
imprisonment, for publishing Two objection
able pamphlets.
r - SPAIN.
Our advces from Spain state that the
Ministers had determined not to prorogut
the Cores until the final settlement OF III,
question Of the National deb,.
lr PORTUGAL.
The Utmost tranquility prevailed through
oul the country.
! t.rl.. RUSSIA. ...f.
A destructive fire occurred al Archange
on the 10th Of June, which destroyed l5
houses and Two churches.
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G7-ln our absence, last week, some over
jealous friend gazo,,ed lis for sea, in the
next Legislature Of Ohio II looks SO well
in print that we have concluded 10 let !.
stand-hoping ,hal the people will feel as
hugely lickled about /, as we were. IL they
do, why wen be their humble
servant.
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Of Public Works The one receiving the
highesl number Of votes, to be the cand-
date loFlhe leFniof three years, The mex,
highest for the term Of two years, the next
hlghess forihe term Of one year. The vote
being tnken, resulted as follows; Whole
number Of votes 252 F.; necessary to choice
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QUEER LEGisLATloE--In The New hamp-
shire Legislature, on Tuesday,"a proposal
was made and entertained, to enac. a law
for the protection of the people Of tho Stats
againsl Imposition aPds bnjary BY persons
TO hold intercourse viii departed
epirits." 55f'5l9s ooa Aic@ o. es'a ~
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To BRING THE DROWNED TO LlFE.--M
this season Of the year, when SO many fatal
accidents are occurring. the following advice
by DIR. Valentine Mott, is particularly op.
porIune. .#a ggEe a qa
Immediately as the body is removed from
the wafer, press the chest suddenly and for
chilly downward and backward, and inslanl.
ly discontinue the pressure. Repeat this
violently without interruption until pair
of bellows can be procured. When obtain.
ed, introducelhe muzzle we'll upon the base
Of The tongue. Surround the mouth with a
towel and close il. 81 i3 raE
Direct byslander 10 press firmly upon
the projecting parl Of the neck, { (Adum's
apple) and use tho bellows actively. Then
press upon The chcs,Io expel the air from
the lungs, TO initiate the natural breathing.
Continue this III last an hour, or until signs
Of natural breathing comes on. aei la1@
Wrap the body in blankets, place 1t near
file, and do everything TO preserve The nat
ural warmth, as we'll as 10 impart an ari.
fetal heat, if possible. Everything, how.
ever, is secondary to initiating the lungs
Sand for a medical gentleman Immediately.
Avoid all frio,ons until respiration shall
be in some degree restored.--Chron 4 Ailas
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voR BOARD OF PUBLIC woaKs.,. "a
DAVID H. LYMAN, of ofMpskingum,
DANIEL SEEG UR, of Lucas,
JOHN MADEIRA,' of Ross.
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8 CLOCK, P. NJ.

4 On motion. il was .,l i,, s.,J, n ~
Resolred, That The committee on Reso-
lulions report 10 the Convention a Wing
Safe Central Committee. .55.nsaa bse
Tho Convention proceeded 10 nominate
fiye candidates for the Office of Judges Of
the Supreme Court. fs III vgI
The vote being taken, resulted as follows.
Whole number Of votes, 240--necessa TO
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mate candidate for The office Of Lieulen-
an, Governor; and ,hevote being taken. re.
suited as follows whole number Of votes
cast, 258; necessary 10 a choice, l3O.
Ephraim R. Eckley received -----lO9
Samuel Stokely ------------------ -26
Earl Bill ------------------ lu3
Thomas Powell .4---- ------------2O
Thomas Powell's name was Withdrawn,
No candidate having received majority
of all the votes, the Convention proceede9.
10 vote the second lime. which resulted as
follows: whole number Of votes, 249; nee.
essary TO choice, 1876.
Ephraim R. Eckley received -,----.156
Earl Bill l------------------
Samuel Slokely
EPHRAlM R. EcKLEy naving received
majority of all the vo.es cast, was declared
duly nominated as candidate for the Office
Of Lieutenan, Governor. M
On molioa the nomination was unani-
mously rGnHed. s li.g
The Convention proceeded TO nominate a
candidate forihe office ofSecre,ary Of State;
and the vote being taken, resulted as follows;
Whole number OF votes cast, S4O.; neces-
sary TO choice, 12l. esaa ~ sa
Earl Bill received --4-------------138
M. H. Kirby -.4s---4------------67
w. B. Fairchild d--------4---------3 -33
Lorain Andrews s--------- ------ -22
EARL BILL having received a majority Of
all the votes cast, was declared duly nnmi-
na,ed as candidate for the Office Of Secre-
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, GEo. G. SrEDMAN, Secretary. SO

SHORT DRESSES PRENTICE, being desired
TO slale,. explicitly, whether he was for or
against The proposed short dresses for Indies,
replied that inasmthh as il was not in his
power 10 pass much time with The ladies, he
wished during ihose brief opportunities 10
sec as much of them as he could wih pro-.
priety, and therefore he was 'decidsdly'aa
short dress mdn klag
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g-T Consumption is disease which is carrying
its victims to the tombs by thousands, without
being arrested in its progress by the medicines in
common use at the present time. But brighter
day is coming, and has come-as to successfully
arrest this disease. DR., ROGERS LIvERWORT
AND TAR, not only gives immediate relief in
Coughs aud Colds, but from the testimony Of men
Of the highest standing here and elsewhere II is
making some very remarkable cures of Consump-
ton. Improvements in the treatment of diseases
arc onward, and nothing can arrest its spirit in
the present age. Those who are afflicted with
diseased Lungs, would do well to call on the
Agents and see the certificates Of Dr.. VIM j.
Richards, Judge VIM. Burke, the wife Of the
Rev. Geo. w. Maley, and of DR.. Hiram Cox, late
Professor in the Eclectic Medical College in Gin
cinnati.
For sale in Pomeroy by ]. p. FLEMING aud D.
REED, Agents for Meigs county ns7w2,
UT DR. GuYsoTT's IMPROVED ExrRAor OF YEL-
Low Dock AND SARsAPARII.LA is a sure remedy for
Hereditary Taint,
Thousands of individuals are cursed with griev-
GUS complaints, which they inherit from thciip pa
rents, The use of the Yellow Dock and Sarsa:
darilla will save all this, and save vast amount
Of misery, and many valuable lives, for it tho.
roughly expels from the system the latent taint,
which is the seed Of disease, and so takes on the
curse BY which the sins or misfortunes OF the pa
rents are so often visited upon the innocent on
spring, ,s,.tsv4., Ia.
Parents owe il to their children to gnard then,
against the effects Of maladies that may be Com
municated by descent, and children. OF parents
sumption. Sclofula or Syphilis owe II 10 them-
selves to take precaution against the disease be-
ing revived in them, GuySotPs Extract Of yell
low Dock and Sarsaparilla is sure antidoie in
such dascs. See esadyarIiscmsat, Cd - ,nS5wt.r
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dar. Rama FOR SUPREME lupdEs. gs 5f ~
SHERLOCK J. ANDREWS, ofCuyahoga,
PETER ODLIN, of Montgomery, Nam,
CHARLES c. C0NvBRS, ofMuskingum,
BELLAMY STORER. Of Hamilton,
GEORGE B, WAY, of Defiance. '5f
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!, RECEIPT EoR MAKING BEER. Take one
pint Of corn and boil it until it is a litle
soft, add to il one pint Of molasses and one
gallon of wafer; shake them well together
and sci il by the fire, and in iwen,y.four
hours the beer will be excellent. When all
the beer in the jug is used, just add more
moasses and wafer. The same corn will
answer for six months, and the beer will
be fl, for use in twelve hours, by keeping
the jug witch contains il warm. In the alb.
sence Of molasses, sugar or honey, will
answer its place. In this way the whole in.
gredent used in making a gallon Of beer
will not exceed four cents, and is bet.
Ter and more wholesome than cider. - Paul.
ding Missy Clarion. { afaa4 f' evQitms
re NJ III M rGisyu ifss CIV, u, Esfs
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u,..,..,.as,... - ~. vuv.s-- e,..,., T,.,,-
veSS7on ~. ..s "a Il -, - s1e ~ sS ~
Inly. 1851 % nominate Cnmtli-
Seses Eor iii-~ 7;ssse OssiSes.
Pursuan, 10 lhe cali Of the Whie State
Cen,ral Committee. he Convention assem-
bled on the Sd ol l0ly, In. the civ Of Co.
lumbus, a, 10 q clock, A. M, and was called
10 order by the aupoint,y emf Of Hon. w. III:
TRimpLR. IS, Cbairmai..s ....s i ,.,... !
!. Hon. N. Evans, Iroun the conani,tee ap.
pointed FOR thai purpose, reported the fol.
lowing lis, Of officers. which was unani.
mousiy ratified by .he Convention: u b &
President, ri NSON 1. PENN. Of Brown
county and vice Presidents BY Congress.
lsional Districts, as follows III Wl4N
II. s. s. sL'FIomnledieu, Of Hamilton
isSs2. j. @. Dunleyy, Is s,s Warren, ~ .,
8. WI. Mckinney, sae Montgomery !;
4. lie. Bran,, /" Champaign:
E5. H. Bennett, 3 nia" Lucas )
g. w. n. Kirby, 'sdsaal" WyaIdott;l
n S. e. Iiibben, ie'.e Highland; p
8. Dr. TrimbIe, iA I" Ross; gad
9. P.Van Trump, I" Fairfield;
10. II. Hodpen, n eln Delaware; y
II. II. Williams, assm Marion; 10
12.sJ.M. Dana. "hA.hens
lbs: VIM. r. Sprapue, % Morgan !;
4 ~ -.
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iH foR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
HENRY STANBBRY, of franklin.
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DANIEL SEEGUR, JoHN MADEIRA and d.
4. Lyman, having received majority Of all
the votes were declared duly nominated as
candidates forlhe Board of Pub,ick Works.
as follows: Daniel Seegur for the Term Of
three years !; John Madeira for the term Of
Two years D. II. Lyman for the term Of
one year. s,s, e5.s,-svi o,s
10 On motion ihe Convention took recess.
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For sale in Pomeroy by J. p. FLEMING aud D.
REED, Agents for MeigS county. nsTw2,
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~, ~ iea; s,stsa aas 81 o'clock, p. NJ.
On motion Of J. Sherman Esq, il was
Resolued, That q committee be appoint-
ed in accordance with the rules adopted, TO
report resolutions 10 the Convention.
The following gentlemen we're appointed
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DHEKLocK J. ANDREWS, 2. q. CON0VER,
and 7. ODLIN, having received majority Of
the votes Gait, were declared duly nomina-
ted as candidates for Supreme Judges.
The Convention proceeded 10 nominate
two more candidates for Supreme Judges,
and the vote being 'aken resulted as follows.
Whole number Of yotes,, 261--necessary
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FOR TREASURER,
ALBERT A. BLISS, Of Lorain.
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0TNRw CoNsrlrUTIoN--OFFIcIAL VoTE.
The official vote on the New Constitution
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DIscovERY IN EGyPT.-A most interest
ing discovery has been made in Egypt. i,
is known that there exists in Mount Zabo.
rah, situated on an island in the Red Sea, a
mine ofemerads which was formerly work.
ed by the pachas Of Egypt, bu. abandoned
in the last years Of the reign Of Mshemci
Ali. An English company have solicited
and recently obtained authority 10 resume
the working Of this mine, which is believed
10 be sill rich with precious stones. Mr..
Allan the engineer Of the company. while
directing some important excavations in this
place, has discovered al great depth traces
Of an ancien, gallery, which must evidently
be referred 10 the most remote antiquity.
Upon removing The rubbish, they found tools
and ancient utensils, and stone upon which
is engraved hierogyphc inscription, now
partly defaced. This circumstance proves
the truth of the opinion expressed by Belzo-
nj, on the Strength Of other indications, ,ha,
this mine was worked in ancient times.
The nature and form of The implements
discovered, and The confguralion of the
gallery. The plan Of which has been readily
traced, prove most conclusively that The an
cent egyptians were skilfal engineers. II
seems from examination Of the stone which
has been discovered, that the first labors in
the mine Of Zabarah were commenced in
the reign Of Sesos,ris the Great or Ramses
Sesosris, who, according 10 the most gen.
orally received opinions, lived about the year
1850 before Christ, and who is celebrated
by his immense conquests, as we'll as by the
innumerable monuments with which he coy-
cred Eayp,.-COm. Adr. 81.
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FoR SECRETARY or STATE,
EARL Bill L, of Sandusky.
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The Convention then proceeded 10 NOM
mate candidate for The office Of Lieu,en,
an, Governor; and ,hevote being taken, re.
suited as follows: whole number Of votes
cast, 258; necessary 10 choice, 1870. Y
~ Ia: ID E.l,ia, .aoa;yoJ mo
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NOTES ON NORTH AMERICA, AGRICUL-
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
Office No. 6S Vel street, .New York.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President; SPENCER S. BENZ
DICT, Vice-presdcnt; PLINY Freeman,
Actuary.
THIS COMPANY conducted upon the mutual.
i insurance principle, and also upon the princi-
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premiums interest in the hands of insurers, has
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Peter G. Washington, agent, Apollo Hall, Penn
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A GooD MANS WisH-I freely confess
to you that would rather, when l am laid
down in the grave, have some one in his
manhood stand over me and say :" There
lies one who was real friend 10 me, and
privately warned me of the dangers of the
young no one knew it, but he aided me in
the time OF Feed owe what aul TO Lim; -
or would rather have some widow, with
checking utterance, telling her children ;
There is your friend and mine. lie visits
ed mo in my afIlction, and found you, my
son, an employer and you, my daughter, a
happy home in a viriuous family" l say, |
would rather that such persons should stand
at my grave. than to have erected over it the
most beautiful sculptured monument of par
isan or Italian marble, The hearts broken
utterance of reflections of past kindness, and
the tears of grateful memory shed upon the
grave, are more valuable, in my estimation,
than the most costly cenotaph ever reared.
DR. Sharp.