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AN ECLIPSE.

Ga the morning Of the 2sih instant, there
vii be an eclipse Of the sun, on iis Narhe
limb, which will be visible more or less
Throughout the United States With the excep.
ton OF the Southern part ol Florida. IL Will
commence a, Baltimore, Washington and
Richmond al about 90 minutes past seven q.
clock IN the morooe. be at is greatest polnt
al 5 mnu IS pas, :, and end a, about | 0 mln.
utes OF o o'clock This cell, So ~ be more or
less visible throughout Europe sud the North.
ern part Of Africa. Itwll be central and total
on the meridian ia longitude 33 deg, i3 INTO.
West from Greenwich, aud latitude 60 deg.
81 min. North.
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Who began it,

I, il very common al the present day, TO
barge upon the Wings the origin and pro.
.,.,s of Aboiiionism. Let US see with what
s,.,,ee this charge is made. And as Penn.
.,,spia Wings seems 10 be The object Of es-
.sc,aI denuncaiion at this lime, lei US lock 10
IT, record and see what Pennsylvania Dem.
RATS have TO do with this matter.
last after the passage OF the Missouri Com.
,,om,se, James Buchanan, at public meet.
no in the city of Lancaster, Pa, offered the
foiIowing resolutions
"R,solred, That the representatives in
c,oufess from this District be. and they are
hereby most earnestly requested, TO use their
almost endea,ofs, as membets Of the nation.
al legislature, 10 prevent the existence OF
.ayery 10 any Of the territories or states,
which may be erected by Congress.
"Resoirsd, That IN the op Mon OF this NICE.
TING, the members Of Congress, who at the
asst session sustained The cause of Justice, hu.
mainly and patriotism, in opposing the intro.
daelisn Of slavery into The Sale then endea.
,ofed to be formed out of the Missouri terri,
nry. are entitled to the wsrmes, thanks Of
every Trend oil humanity.
Nov this is no Wing lie" For We co.
~ the statement from the Harrisburg Kew.
stone, the leading Locofoco paper at the CAPT.
toll Of Pennsylvania. This paper " warns u
the South against putting aoy faith ia MIR.
Buchsnan's professions. Yet Southern DE.
moctalic papers are loud in their praise OIL
Mr.. Buehaaan, and full Of denunciation Of
Gov. Johnston who happens TO be a Wing
But again. The cny law ever passed ia
Pennsylvania which was INTENDED To prevent
the recovery Of fugiiives was passed by q
Democratic Legislature and signed By dem
ocfatic Governor. Southern Democrats
whist iSey have no reptoaches against the
orlpinatos o. this law, are making a great
Query sgains, Gov. Johnston because they
Gink that he NIL not sign a bull for the rtped
oflhe law passed By Democrats
Oaee more. The Democratic csnd,dat.
for Governor IN Pennsy wanna who made
such patriotic speech" according TO lht
statement of the North American not only
voted for the bill allowing tugilves to escape
hat more than that, he is also voted fnr th'
Wlimoi Pfoviso in terms" He has never
d,sasowed ether Of these acts, says the sans
paper, aud he nov stauds before this com
mprity asa legislator committed to both.
These are facts, and they will speak 70
themselves. A iung commentary they fur
tish, upon the "paIiouc resolutions nm
speeches. Of which We are so conslantly told
-Erchargs paper.
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ABORIGINAL REMAINS IN ST DOMINGO.

ABORIGINAL REMAINS IN ST DOMINGO.
We learn fromSt. Domingo that Sir Robert
Schomburgh, her Malesty's Consul, has dis
covered some very interesting remains Of the
aborlg,ues who formerly inhabited hat island,
among which there is a granite ring, 2270 feet
In circumference and 81 feet in breadth. In
The middle Of this circle lies an idol, nearly six
feel 10 length, formed likewise out Of granite,
During all his travels IN Guiana, Sit Robert
never met with such a monument, which be.
races possess who al present lnhoblt that vast
territory, or who inhabited the island OF st
Domingo when Columbus landed there. = En-.
glsh paper.
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Post Office Stamps.
TO pnSTN

rEtIlE advertiser. Postmaster at Pleasant Grove,
& Allegheny county, Mary aud, is tie first per-
son in the United States who conceived and under.
took cusvely to publish the idea OF iui nshing all
post offices in the country with cheap stamps. All
stamps made by him are warranted equal or SUPER.
or TO any oher that can be procured FOX the ,ame
price, and whenever any sent out in any man.
ner detective unsatisfactory, duplicates will be
forwarded on notice, without extra ch1rge. All who
order set of stamps, with full set oil ChHgss for
dates, at only So (or thirty pieces shall be hept in
stamps ad iibitum. Full sets with one change 81
When siam os ire neatly made with turned handles
and screw-same style the regular government
Z. o. stamps--durabe, efficient and warranted:-
Price one TO two dollars only, and special authority
to send by mail free.
Address, Pest Master Pleasant Grove, Allegha.
ny county, Maryland
u>Any editor publishing the above with this note
three times and sending copy of the paper, shall
receive credit for ten dollars in wood letter,
dollar proof press--or if preferred, wood cngrav
ing or an engraved newspaper head, of the above va
ue will be forwarded
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GYSrETN 40

Married, in this county, On the l7th instant, by the
Rev. :. e. Phau Mr.. $. now ARD, Of Union
county, TO Miss MARGARET OLIVER, Of Meek
lenburg county. All tor Dockery ahd the Union.
We acknowledge tie roeelp, of nice slice OF
BfIde's Cake for which we re,urn them our thanks
hoping that their happiness may be pure and las.
ting as The tie that unites them is honorable.
Married, in Monroe, \, c., on the 9ih instant by
the Rev, Wm c. Patterson, THOMAS f WASH
uM. Efq to Miss MARTHA BRITAIN, al. Of
Union county.
Sseet is the unior, dyncly sweet,
When loving souls in holy wtdlock meet
The Hornets Nest snd Carolina Republican re
qucsied to copy.
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RESI- LIT OF THE OPENING OF THE SOUTH
CAROLINA AND GEORGIA RAILWAYS
UPON TIE COTTON TRADE.
The tabular statements accompanying De
Bows Commercial Review for May, show
that Tor the last liree years he exports Of cot.
ton have diminish d from the por, Of New Or.
leans more than twelve per cent, and have in.
creased from the port OF Charleston nearly
thirteen per cent. The increase al Charles.
Ion aud the decrease al New Orleans was lar.
gest in the year $50, after the opening Of the
railways 10 Chattanooga, evidently showing
the capacity Of Iailways 10 draw the heavy
trade from the irregular navigation of the
smaller rivers Of the West. The results vii
be, probably, equally significant when the
large tributaries Of the Mississippi shall be
reached by railway from The South
The decrease at New Orleans in ls40 anc
1850 was from ,l0l 600 10 1877 600 bales
while the increase at Charleston during the
same lime was from 26l 600 to 3s4 900 bales
This embraces period Of depression in pro
duction and Of accident 20 the railway, suspen
ding It's operations IN part for two MONTHS
Louisville Courier.
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NEw ORLEANS. March I, 1850.


At the request Of John F. Cowan, ESQ., of York
Vile, Tenn, | have examined his pamphlet in refer.
euce to TIE qualities and efficacy of his Vegetable
LiIhonripc in which ind certificates from the
following srsons, viz: DR.. T Bone, Dr. Fl ~.
Done, pr W Parks, DR. A S Underwood JOS Gar.
wood, Barnett Brand, Smith Parks, Felix Parker,
ESQ, Phil Claiborne, Esq, Gilchrist, BCrawiord,
Esl Dr J B Hiuson. J w Hess, s Williams, Esq,
Geo p Miller, f Holmes, John Wright, Jas l.
Bsldridge, Esq, Robt Holmes, Algea, T L Ham.
llion D Minton, Thomas Cooper, Rev ~ Thomas,
WIN II A Miller, DR.. N Hess, John II Day, Esq,
Milton Brown c, Rev w Needham, Rev John
NJ Greer. McCorkle, Col Edwin Sharp w Da-
WILSON, DR. Jetton, Esq Peter Dozier certify
that am personally acquainted with all the .orego-
ing persons far the greatest number of whom |
have known for more than Is years--ard that they
are, without exception, of the highest 2onsi-
bity and Of unlmpeachsble veracity. That have
known Mr. Cowan Cor many years and from his
high character as man OF nitg riy, the public may
be fully assured of the genuneness of The signatures
to all the certificates contained IN lie pamphlet.
JOHN W. CROCKETT.
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A ERAN.

Henry Gibson, a survivor of Gen. Wash.
lngion's Life Guard. attended the celebration
at Newbnreh. n. Y. This eged veteran
Completed his tooth year on the 18Th OF Feb.
mary last but still retaies bis strength and
recollection in remarkable degree-th re.
ward Of a temperate aud well spent lie. He
vas in the battles of Princeton, Trenton, and
Yorktown, and vas with Washington during
his eacsmpment at Newburgh.
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THE SEA DIMINISHING.

Lieut.. Wm. d. Porter, Of the navy, has an
interesting communication in the National
ln'ell geucer, in which he undertakes to show
that all the phenomena Of charge 10 the ocean
line OF seacoas', and appearance Of rocks
above the water, which have been observed
and commented on from time TO time, are
caused by diminutIon Of the waters Of The
ocean; and that process is q, all times 90.
ing on by which the substances held in solu.
ton IN The ocean waters are converted into
solids.
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COW ANS
Vegetable LithOntriptiC,

safe ard certain remedy for Gravel, Stone in the
bladder, for arrangement of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs and all kindred diseases.
TESIilS invaluable Medicine TO the world would
IL be blessing, if the afflicted could only ovs,s',r
come their prt JUDGES enough to Try IT, Call at DR..
J. +. Gllmer's Drug Store in Charlotte, and see
pamphlet containing unprecedented evidence OF the
utility of this invaluable vegetable preparation.
JOHN F. COWAN,
Yorkville, Tenn.
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CAROLINA SETTLING ACCOUNTS.

iaRpLiRa OF IiNb hiAbbN .
The columbii Telegraph the State organ
Of Souih Carolina dsuaianism, has the foos
Ing:
"Aswe should be entitled 10 share Of the
public property Our share Of the layestment
aud profits OF the CO paflnetsh,p--it Is also
our duiy to call on the co.Slales Tor settle.
men,. W,h them we made the bafgain, and
with them we should propose to seltle and not
viii the FEEDERS! Government. Aud when
We noliiy them Of our Intention to withdraw,
/, might seem advisable TO notify them Of our
dssife 10 have our share OF the property de.
livefej over Ia us, or ils va'ue IN money as 4
might serve to forhfy our STATE and purchase
or bsild Ndryi
Well, how much does Louisana owe the ia.
dependent empire of South Cafoius, accnr
ding 10 the calculation al that lord Of power
And whal are tho ch,salry going 10 do, Il Lou
islsua answer (as answer she @il) hat she
docs no, owe them" red cent" hui, on the
contrary, South Carolina has had more thar
her share Of the general revenues d, sbursed
within her hints Will the ehivslry seiza
On New Orleans as indemnify for he past
and security for the future y. q. bal
ls'lal
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To the AEliCtcd..!

I
n J.. - ~ ~ M I,ISrEIiN
"'.S"eu - yJ'lo 81 y = ~ = ~. -
Inc ouoS'' sure. an. na''' ~ % 80,
secret o'NeaS'S' u' Su ,t, ~ ~ 80,
n,,s o, So''s TN,nN 80 -, ~,
ihlHn a'u
~ n,,c,,, Nor,rp
lam IN ~ -, i',N ~ ~ 80 -,
lhe'e j. ""o't VIZ" ~ 49, 80 - ~
the acaoe"'y o' n1o; lnuo ~. Vi "t IS'
by themselves ~ so'i'uu' s'o"'"s up VIZ. ,"e ",
TO mahhoou' a'u ~ ao'''No.1 :" w. u
not only otgcls W '.a
- ~, s.s,a,;nn ,,oI,o,s Fsw ~ ,bose =, bo
I - ,h;s re,nicious nr,clicc are aware of the
| a,...o,e,ces mill ih,v find the nervous system
sba,,arrd reel strarge ard unaccountsble feelings,
80 Cca,s in the mind The individual becomes
- bc i unable 10 labor with accustomed vigor.
~ aonIv his mind to study his step is tardy and
eat he i dull rre.olute the counlenapce is down
cast the ewes without urallus,re shameacedness
ia orn,rent. TpEsF ARE SYMPTOMS WHICH SHOULD A..
waKEN THE ATTENTION OF THOSE SIMILARLY AFFLICTED
IF THE VICTIM
Re conscious Of the cause of his decay and having
those terrible nocturnal and involuntary emissions,
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The Pennsylvania, the leading Democrat

'N 4 EfIIs y INuIIdIIi WIG FVubITH fVV'1IVNFuK
icpaper Of the Key Stone State, says.
Tho last speech of Daniel Webster, on
extension Of the Capitol buildings a, Wash
'ngton, lsone Of the greatest efforts Of his life,
and abounds in massive and commanding elo
quenee. In his hes, days he has never sur.
passed portions Of this great Grafton. proof,
!" 10. that his intellect is as vigorous as
ever
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THIRD ANNUALFAIR
OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE.

OUU LII OhnULlIvA lNC1l1 Y ! II,
rH,HE Third Annual Fair ofibe SOUTH CAR
n OLINA ms rlTUTE, for the promotion of
Art, Mechanical, Ingenuity and Industry, will be
held in Charleston, S. e. opening MONDAY,
l7th November, and continuing during the week.
Specimens in every branch Of Mechanism, Arl
and industry also Of Cotton. Rice, Sugar, Tobacco
ard all other Agricultural Products is solicited Tor
which suitable premiums VIII he awarded.
The following special Premiums are offered :
For the six best specimens OF Steel made from
sPsftanburg or Other Iron, the product of a South
etn State. and manufactured into Edged Tools OF
any kinda Gold Medal
B-A specimen Of the Sleel in Bars 10 be sent
with the Tools.
For tie largest quantity OF Cocoons raised on one
plantation. not less than Ten Bushels-A Cola
Medal or $50
For the largest quantity of Spun SILK the pro.
duoe Of any psitllion, no, less than Ten
Pounds Gold Medal Premium Of $50
For tie besl Sea Island Cotton Gin some new
principle, superior 10 that general usc or
for any real and important imp .ovement on the pre-
sent uno-A Gold Medal
! For the invention of suitable machine for Pull
verising he'd Pepper-A Gold Medal.
] For the hes, Steam Engine-A Gold Medal
! For the best model Steam Fire Engine-A Gold
Medal.
A large and cotnmodous building has been Sc.
lecled for the Exhibition. and every care will be
paid the reception and OF Articles sent 10 ,h'
FAIR. All specimens must be In by the 18th OF No
vembcr
Contributors to the Fair are respectfully request
ed when they send specimens for Exhibition, Il
send fnll descriptions OF the Articles and such IN
formation in general as may be OF use, and prope
for publication.
Address j. II TAYLOR,
Chairman Of Com mite on Correspondence
Jure l3 2l-id.-
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Managers Of Elections.


PRFcIscrs. JusrIcEs. JuDcEs.
Long Creek b W Alexander, Robi Henderson and
VI \ Wallace
Deweese, VIM Patterson, VA Gillespie and
J n Nhuluw
lille, DIV Barnett, Heury Galloway aud
l. DearmOnd
McLeary's, Stephen Wilson 4 sadler and
WIN Clarke
Steel Creek, NJ n Hartt II McDJWel and
Jon Reed
Iarrs a J Hood WIN McComb and
WIN Balm
Harrisburg, G " Houston, a stewart and
II + Hunter
Providence " " Mathews, A Ez..l aud
J T. Sample
Charlotte, Alex Springs Z II Brem and
w W Elms
UNION COUNTY
Wilson's, Stephen Becw J Ian n DAVIS and
George Mccain
Winchester, John Rape Geo A Winchester and
Jacob Wolf
,onder, Eli Stewart 5 P stewart, ande
Philip Gender
SUI flower. RoLr Martin RuJ't 6 Howard and
Aaron lloNie
Gold Mine, Jos K Hudson John Z Houston and
Tnmbtrln
simpsons WIN Muse A II Croweil ard
David ca bcrlson
Shorts AIuh'd Lsncy John Shuft and
Hiram Brown
Monroe, ID Covington II VI Houston aud
Arch'd M.Larty
| On the lst Thursday in August next, the above
ned persons will attend their especl,ye precincts
and dIscta'ge their duties as inspectors
TN ALEXANDER, Sif
Mecklenlurg County
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TENNIS Company continues 10 insure the lives OF
d all healthy Whine Persons and Slaves.
The greatest risk taken on a single hl, s. on0 -
Saves aic insured of term OF one 70 five years for
8l4 tLtir value.
cFFCERs,
pr Charles f. johnson. President
Whsm ID, Haywood, Wee President,
james +. JORDAN, Secretary,
William II ] mes Treasurer,
Perrin Rusbce Attorney,
Dr Wm. H. Mckee, Examining Physician.
J IiersmGn, Geuera Agent
All Iosaes arc paid within 30 days after satisac.
tory pfoot Is presented.
u anks and Pamphlets, shoN ing the plan Of orc.
r-fion Of The Company, may be had on applications
al tbs Office ur ans of the Agencies. All Ietters on
business should lee addressed 10
JAMES +. JORDAN Seereidry
Jaiy q. 1859, sally
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.:ss;. s.,:.5 - ss5sszs. 80 e $50

NT Office IS hereby gwen 10 the Norm Caroline
/ u ,ot khoIders IN tie Charlotte and South Caro-
lima Railroad Comps that the l7th and 18th III
snmenls viii be required TO be pald on the first o
September and the 18Th aud 20h on the first OF No
vember next.
By order Of tho Board,
JOHN A. BRADLEY.
Nav 2Sh ISL u26
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EsiamA Notes

HHOR sale at this Office, besides all other Blanks
u used by Clerks and Constables.
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A N EWset of BUGGY HARNESSior Sale
"a Enquire at this Office.
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Delivery Bonds for sale here.
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GROCERIES,.

They also have good supply Of SugaI, Coffee, Mo
lasses, Salt &c.
In fact we have every article usually found in Vii
lage Stores As they sell entirely far CASH 10th
ing is said about prcesall that we want is to get
the people to examine our stock, and then hear the
price and il we fail in selling to any who may call
The iaul shall not be ours.
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Our Washington Correspondence.
W.snlNqrov, August Nc, 1851

WssHINGroS. August &c 1851.
Sal If he Union Bmldinss-Errf Printers Z. c,qcr..s
SerS'd Coaition-Hs 7eHdences Sc. &c.
On Monday last the Upion Buildings we're d.spo.cd ~
at public auction for the II sii.Oo; Mr. william
II. Windcr being the successful bidder IL will b. re-
membcred that this property was purchasei by Mesug
Richie lless when they took charge Of The Unscp
nevsroPcr; ard. upon dissolution of said nrln NJ,
Eofs became the sole The question nov H. WHY
Gid Nr. Ieiss decline TO sell az private sale, Dii rs
think the democracy might suggest him the rrorrety
Of scrincirs few dollar ny disPosns Of tc II. reu
firm on favorable TENS, Nous r.tgnsi
II Is now pretty generally conceded from resent dsv,
lorsncnts come TO light that Boyd Hamilton Of ponnsyi
yanis the contractor 10 the printing 70 the
Congress will throw mp his contract al the commence
mcnt Ct the next session and that Mcssrs Armstrong
Donodson will be elected printer. to The Thirty
Congress. Messrs. Armstrong uouniison would never
have taken the Uron, had they not been assured ~
their democratic friends that thty wouii be provided &
IN the tbaps Ct the Congr ssolnt piiotiuT or the-5
oahrot be doubt entertained to che Unioa nswspl
per OF us,H At The present uEc bciug losing oon:ern
Coult not MI llamton tell us soni.tsng about this
sand scheme 81 rcvardng the or 10 this city
The recent reconciliation g,n he two branches *
The whig party In the slato 81 Now York g. lisely %
prove DISASTROUS % the am abstraction than any
Thing that bas occurred 81 fruhl1c % o.gr d1rrs
tic itnainder it's tenn. Tie ea 90 men who are inc
Immediate flcrds of the Pre- lent ana prof ssng s.s
attachment 20 the OHi0u. uniting e,th and anh -
the same platform with seward snd his aes - -,
/
admin htration, nnds iis.A in position shisa ~
would Ike 90 have ayuilt 4 70 ln'at a. ~ -
10 offend the course q ne Precedent ns INV U.i
DIR the Gslphin adrpi.iratiau induce w w. "
WITHDRAW nom the oittria r,ifei. n. ~ ny
TIfr coalition has a fruErty to GimNllsh me 60 lt-
derce hsryto re- reross IN the T. nni VII ahru-
a.e those Grcm he sduinftrutlon uho ~ w. noss
$500 ,rrr,,tora Already hssc mapy Southnu jout-
rsis sSuyai thr alarm Tins stale of tnin =, brpasas
about Iy this unloy coslucn cc,iy te hs
al - h. tho ceu-o IT agNn bringing th8 excit ~
/ suiieet II slavery before IA ueNt Congress-
NE pr,sdert snd Cabinet stu ebse1t save tbros
rfmhrs) tusticaiirg 90 ihe snrnga There villa no
drutt ts au tfoIt made &, VIM of czttsuc tha
"Osroiter' claim. Can 20 be doac Mr. Editor - taa
IsIoHf kAAoN.
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IsDIA ,Irn8Mn GOODS.

BRILLIANT DIsIoyERiEs.-"r IiE DECAFITArtoe
~ az Ihos EwaanEi E1q Ccmmiar n-r u pateata. -
ts executive" u Days ntst vor issl1l Sisstt
Hathngcn lat winter. Tts discovery however irs.
gaalye merely. Tho payment 20 Goodyear n M q s10N
Ia Mtgrtc % york unaer Ocody ears Patent Wfk gA
ut aso 800 las 90 benefit hi. Dave theg 20 M sswais
iCr tta Ccnvesi q infTin4rs CoofrCsEh ft'ua OF
sh.cl De btmEc - Teen SO th fud Z. tbs oniF
inrcr, wss hFsHt een.elt,u Of Dtys and lrdc- bs-
tfet q yuleanlng Rubber fu year tcorc ls v,l cs.
hon f h patsns tnerecr - IN ozrcrte 60 LAY a ay S
tory, ras militant c1 bhon Of inveniFe genel lad a.
fegds strfr rruef c how closely ven og s-l sen
Hnos follow uras shs h'sls 81 .Hasher.
ff,O ruE PUBiIC-feRiA RUBBES SHVEs-oITE
attention boz been called 20 Advertisements ~
~ Day tvlh.ied IN ne nov fork Hcrald " liza laly
much crited atuao our attorney Wr hudson
s9n ~ art tntt care noa chaTgs h-i with rrftira
1,dl 'nts u'er eur Own uomei. sud that he doe
not mum e Gosdyesra ntcRs IN the
Nehaye purchased Lccna.s for anufacture In
da kubbtr ofocf under Goodyear potents and paid
moneyan are isiy raying taria for The snd
rather than pirate CcodytaFs ratns We think n
mere Just 20 purrhreo rrlt % valid paten thah
% irirrre 49, ". nay havn1 tctn prosecuted, rosuor
legged Sooave'rs rghts made settemeht ant asresd
M future lct go iafrre ha Fs.cnts us % nov ~ rt
lag noe only 90 infringe tsid Patents but o. ihuro or
s,lvcs who have flr large consideraucn purtaasee
~ DAY directly ind tbs eur sr gatrreh rse
ratiuC upou Good Fftcnt IN he uhuuhcttteoi e
shoes ybi,h re isn.w cgsrng 90 t.e pgs. s.e ~ ~
chasing or ,cnoa hs Shoes made violation OF sac FAieti
EiEhts, will b. prgwcrted
ThYWARD RUBBER CO.,
b., W~ A. Huc tinghsrl, Trcasr-tr,
TUE NEWANK INDlA ri tbLa WIG CO.
" uytchiUsoa. frtAi20us
roRD co.
New Iofl. lulv ~. iHeL
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B'LuNosT. i.ugust a. ,ssI
To FTo',d fsiiurcs- Gr.at - ,si soas-- Fat T'ss
IL Deg H@-Biocfiess Slageiiey--Nee .gpi,.sa.st
Ioir- Politics. &c.
1he repoitcd failures IN this city nave bsen -rsa,iy
exaggerated That tich took place n Mon ly vas en-
Inn e Wyeth Blschlock, Wholesale bot ard shes
d'otr 1hir Liabilities arc ao % s,ceei So 0Oo; tns
i Is believed their suspcuion viii BE- only tcnp1ry ~
tboir asscs arc believed 60 be smIc Notwithstanding
th,ir heavy losss, 10 cover 90 iisbis. rhlt vhlch
took place yesterday q tl' fm OF We ming Lsa ha-i
ware neftlants JBey also to raeafd cre foa,r,
tsy usItr.icn t1h bdrg cau a by hoivy California;
los. En ..r eiiuf,s iI,m the ,are causs must tan,
pace IN en- le large commercial oiUes Orr ririchi.t
rrj iotinr inules cor,ra'iY -.rc r.ver iu etpl,r
C.itit,u. ana tho prospect 90 Hn u1tre.t Itasd fIi
tratt :. iu,lti uitn 's almost % sItpn.v
Tie var declared ~ tue curisIaiiln on ths ctnioe
IS ltirg carried IN VA m1.t iata bus ttbol.sss
mJpt,r The Mayor distributes to the watch ami police
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