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Look to your Coughs !!

ITO NIL such are laboring under Coughs, Colds Hoarse
ness Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &C., we
would honestly recommend the of Brentinger's Com
pound Syrup OF Boneset, pleasant safe and speedy
cure 1t can be Messrs PA1Tox & LAKE's, end OF
the Suspention Bridge, and at - 81.
aug2l- yr:d Monroe street, Wheeling
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MEMBERS OF COUNCIL,

FIRST W.RD.-John Mcclure. Jr.; John Hughes; s. d.
Woodrow Isaac Colts.
SECOND WARD.-John Bshopi Geo E. Wickham.
THIRp WlRD.-S. Brady; J. J. Yara John II. Math.
ews; Daniel Lamb
FOURTH WARD-Dr. James Tanner; &. C. Jeaers; a. s.
Haloweii; D. V. Tharp David Hammond.
Firth WARp.-Georgc Forbes John W. Gill; Lorenzu
d. Watt Jacob Hornbrook; Henry Rchols.
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THE GREAT BRITISH QUARTERLIES,
And BlackWood's MAGAZINE
Important deduction in the rates Of Posta.

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The North british Rcrieir, Gree Church,
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IND
Blcckuood's Edinburgh Magazine, (10ry)
These Reprints been in successful oIe ration II
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established finn basis, and Will be continued without
Interruption.
Although these works distinguished by the political
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contents is devoted to political subjects II their iitera
Ty which gives them their chief value. and i'll that
Backuooi, still under the mastery guidance
Christopher North maintains its ancient celebrity, and is.
this unusually attractive from the serial wo ks of
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ODD FELLOWS.

LODGE Rooa, No. 1923 Market street, Post Office
viRoisirs LoDor. No g. meets every Thursday evening
FEASxLis LoDor, No - meets every Monday evening.
WHEELING LoDoS No co meets every Saturday evening.
Pamela Lopor, No 81, meets every Friday evening.
ABRAMS EScAAPaEsT, No l. meets LIST and Sd Tucsda.
ofcach month.
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WhceIinK Cu.,om IIau.e.

Established In 1881. T. b. SWEARINGEN Surveyor anil
Collector OF Customs, Office No. d. Union street.
10 this port made by way New Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.
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pies of Female Courage, Disnterestedness
and Self-sacrifice of Ancient and
Modern Times.
BY HENRY C. WATSON,
AUTHOR OF "THE FL cAMr7FIR RES OF THE REvo
TO set before OF America examples imita.
ton in the most trying circumstances be stated to be
@ Wife, OF has ta,hy said that
in the U. States ''Women Govern" In country upon
,u s s Our Society the IF the
days chivaIry, with much mole enlightenment, hero
made great and he, oic by Pluarchs ivcs-stimlated
and inspired by the contemplation OF excellence Let the
become common, and our wives, mothers sisters, and
daughters, will become more renowned for resolution
ttude, sesacce than tho Spartan females
old The csuiig include nearly all the famous
female hcroisI, with many that
kabc, but less generally known; among which may be
found Historical Sketches Of
81. Generere, Gertrude Van Der IVart,
I,a~i i Of H.inault. eapr,N ..,I. ~
Jene, Countess % M0uport, Gstte,:neL Of Russia,
j jsss II 2ia .ss s Sssss r S5ses,,
Atar saret of i,Jou, Marie Anioneite,
The Queen Of Mararre, Tie Priness1 dc LamSalle.
7%s f ;sine Of conae c%a1ioi.t csfIay.
| ojNtn FMsiand Madame Desmonlina
Mrs ja,p Lane. Theress caIarus, ~.
| Lady fan,hd., .iimee LGdo:nska, ....
Lady banks, Countess de La Paieie,
re s@y ssr,e Mont, Tor" .''' A'l ''' D'fN'
Lady GriseH Baihie Mrs Richard ShuIrck,
P.HnJried the CoHisfess 81 Eti<dbeM ldHs,
Nhtsdaie The Queen of Georgia,
Flora Macdonald Mrs Charles Elliott
Miss MGckay, Mrs. Puysiey.
LGdy H;rriet ickGnd, Lydia DdrTGsh b. -..
H~ie,i Walker, Mrs. Had andt the NOTED Mrs.
Madame La Rochjaquelin, Helm, Fc.,fc ID
This work is beautifully printed fine white paper, and
handsomely bound, making s ,.I.-
ELEGANT OCTAFO VOLUME!
En- bcstcd with Original the
| designs OF Croonie, and other eminent Artists
Price Only Two Dollars and Fifty Cents!
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Very liberal inducements ciU be made dctre and
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engage Inc sale of these and other popular Horks,
sc sold ercisireiy by 1areiins Agents aug2i
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DIR. Guysott's Improved Extract of
yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREpARA-
TlON FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF con-
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUlNlNE,
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9 8 6 IS Sc 9994 8

Trio sdrea 6y only three bottles Of IPstdrs
Balsam Of Wild Cherry"
Mt. Eden. KY, July 81, 1859.
Nessrs Harcourt, Howard e. Co.-Gents:-Thc "Dr.
Wisar's Balsam Wild Cherry that bought OF you has
been such signal benefit in family that wish to make
its virtues known the benefit OF the public.
MY wife cold the time of her confinement which
ceted lungs The physicians. pronounced her dis:
consumption She had prOfuse night sweats and had
coghs she given for we despaIed Of her recovery
and child partook of her complaint. She then com
menced taking ''WTsar'S Bdisam Of 1pid Cherry" and
three effected entire with her and the child
both, =
have doubt that they would have been III their
graves If they had not used Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry. SETH H. SEafCf.
Seth Scarcy whose certificate is above is man OF as
much veracity any in this country, and Of good
Judgement we place entire reliance his statement.
= N" HARCOURT, HOWARD & CO.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Nerchnnts' and Mechnnic.' bank.
INCORPORATED 1885 CArIrAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN W. GILL, President SoDIEsxr BRA pY, Cashier
Discount day-Tuesday
North Western Bank Of Virginia.
INCORPORATED 1919 CAPITAL S7i0, 900.
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets
JOHN C. CAMPBELL President; DAS'L LAMB, Cashier.
Discount day-ThuTsday.
Mnnufnctnrcrs' and Fnrmers' Bank
of Wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
IscoRronArrp MAHcH. 1851. CAPrrAL Srocx S3OO, 0OO
THoS. SWEENEY, Pres't JOHN LIST, Cashier.
Wheeling Savings In.titution.
No. 1872, Main ST.
INCORPORATED 1854. CAPITAL S16OOU
n. NELSON, President; wILLIAx Mccoy, Treasurer
Discount day-Thursday
Savings Bank OF wheeling.
Corner OF Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling
INCORPORATED 1861. CArIrAL $1,000
TioS. II. LIST, President; wA RANKIN Treasurer
Discount day, Friday.
MAsONs.
LopGE RooM, No III. Main st. Robbs Chair Factory
ONO LopoE, No. 1Oi, first Monday night OF
every month
WHEELING UNION CHATTER, No. 10, meets the second
Monday night OF every month.
WHEELING LoDoE, No. 12S, meets the third Monday
night of every month.
WHEELING ExcL APNESr X. T, on he fourtl
Monday night OF every month.
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MEDICINAL.
wistar's Ba1sam of Wild Cherry!
Tho best Remedy eyer known TO Mnn

For Coughs, Colds. asthma, Group Bronehiis. Influenza,
Bleeding of the Lungs Difficult Breathing, Liver iBec.
tio,ls, Pain Weakness of the Breast Side, First
|. Stages of Consumption, DC, de-, DC.
In short Balsam peculiarly adapted disease
Lungs and Liver, which is produced by our cverp
varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known to possess important
medicinal properties This fact is familiar to every mstron
in our land Physicians oen prescribe 1t in different
forms for variety OF complaints Tar, also. has bsen
equally noted for its yirues and some physicians whose
familiar TO the whole country have gone SO far as
10 declare consumption could be cured by that
alone other hands, again. 1t was nearly valucess owing
no doubt ignorance preparing and administering
tia difficulty entirely obviacd by patient experience
and long experiment.
Tnc extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two sub:
stances now, the first time combined and embodied
In DR WISTAR'S RALSAM OF WILD CHERRY BY
nice chemical PROCESS everything deeters useless Is
ccctc SO remains is the most extraordinary and
ry ctcacos remedy for all kinds OF pulmonary ad liver
diseases to To convince all unbeicvcrs
that our theory is really true refer to few cases OF
cures performed by this wonderful medicine.
q 2 r r r
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| aOnSfc
TRIwrExLy - treble :.
MONTHLY a. onegoTm :.
DAILY oener than 1rireey times the above rates
rating distance newspapers TO subscribers, the
publication and the county line, is to be the
| starting point
FOREIGN POSTAGE.
Canada ac-Let,crs TO and from Canada and the Brit
ish n Provinces not 1000 miles, 10
per half ounce 1000 miles, 10 cents. Prepay
| mcnt optional.
GREAT britain IRELAND.-On letters between any
Office United States, (Caforns and Oregon
ted and any in G Britain and Ireland ~
per ounce, Is cents Tor ounce under, and &c
cents il the rate being doubled aer tile
first ounce Prepay nent optional On newspapers tile
cach-to be prepaid On newspapers to
any foreign country TnRor0u Great britain, cents each
| to be pr epad.
tries, England be prepaid if by British
err . cents ii by an American steamer, 81 cents.
Alexandria. via Marsclles- Malta, Island OF.
Algeria. Meckcnburg Schwerin.
| Austria, and Austrian States Mcckcnburg Strclitz
BADEN. Moldavia.
bavaria Naples, via Marscilles.
Belgium. Norway.
Bremen. Oldcnburg.
brunswick. Poland.
BeyToot via Marsielles. Prussia.
Dardancles, the, do Roman or Papal States.
Denmark Russia.
France Saxony.
German e1 States seutan, via Marscilcs.
Greece via Marseilcs. sweden
Hamburg and Cufhasen. SwitzeIland
Hanover. Turkey in Europe
Holland Tuscany, via Marseilles
Hong Kong. Venetian Statcs.
lonian Islands. Wallachia.
Lubec. Nuitembuis
BREMEN LINE, letters be sent to Germany by
Foreign postage and United post
ago OF 20 eensi or they may be sent wholly unpaid
To CENTRAL AMERICA, &C.-LcttcrS from the United
following named countries and places be
paid per half ounce, which in
cludcs foreign postage OF % cents. On those
vance, leaving the United States postage OF 20 cents to be
collected on delivery On ns"spapeis from the United
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sTEUBENyIILE WHITE LEAD.
WYE ARE preparedto furnish any quantity, Steuben
w willie white Lead. warranted equal II moi superior
OF Pittsburgh Cincinnati brands. = Z .
KELLS & CALDWELL,
Agents for Manufacturers.
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To Glass Manufacturers.
WE have constantly hand largo of Japaned
w Jar Covers OF all sizes, Union ST., No. 10.
Aug 81. twd. CAYWOOD CONKLlN& co.
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5. W. Coast Of s. America.
Rntcs ofToll of Wheeling and H elm ont Sus
pension Bridge.

For passengers both bridges, trav trans
or 10 Island and back, cts. cts
=" man and horse, III 10
Z" horse carriage or wagon, 10 25
Z" horse dray, 20
:. I horse cart, 20
'2 horse carriage or wason 20 30
az horse dray, %
..2 horse cart, % 10
az horse wagon, rs
"i horse wagon, 10 co
" . horse wagon, gu ~
81 horse wagon, 10 100
81 horse mail OF passenger coaches, 100 l25
For walking TO Island and back per month ~ Ctsi pcr
year, $500. ,,,,
For cattle per head. Gets.
"horscs per head, s
" hogs per head,
!" sheep per head,
With the privilege OF passing either bridge sngy.
For single foot passenger, Per month"; ~ ctsi per
year, $500
families exclusive of servants) not exceeding
six persons, G,UO
" Families, do do
10persons, go
both bridges, Aingc foot passenger per year, 800
=" family, 1906
u-G-Funeral professions exempt from toll.
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The Heroic Women
HISTOR Y. a

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
Piles of Female Courage, Disinterestedness
and Self-sacriice of Ancient and
Modern Times.
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WHEELING GAS COmPANY.

President-JoHs w. Gill. SecTeiGTy-Jas. S. Whcate
TreanHtr-Josah F. Updegraf Engineer and Inspector
sam'l. II. Goldthorp.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
wHEELlNG POST OFFICE.
No. y, MONROE STREET.
JACOB S. SHRIVER. P. NJ

O.
JACOBS. SHRIVER. Pm.
IRRIvAL AND DEPARTURE MAILs-CsRw ARR AxoHMKNr)
Great Mail-arrives at p. m, from the East.
g.. departs at q p M, TO the West
departs at 8 a. M, to tho East.
wel.vic-arrives daily Sunday ereepted,) 10 p m
Tiltonsvlearrves Tuesday and Friday, at 49, a. mi
departs same day. same time.
ssubenvie-arrives daily Sundays exceptado at II "
wooser-ariyes Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays a,
orr Town. WaysSnE Pay arrives Thursday at
er, m. Departs Friday At 9, a: M ,,.,
Bethany and West l. berty-leaves at O'Clock Tues
LAY, Thursday and Saturday
RATES POSTAGE.
Tho Post Office law. passed March 81, 1851, nIes
the rates OF Postage as follows:
miles, per less, &c prepaid unpaid
Exceeding 1900 miles, &C PREPAID, or loe unpaid:
according the above rates.
Drop letters cent; advertised letters cent additional
10 any other charges
On Circulars, dc.
Unsealed circulars per one ounce or less,
For distance not exceeding GO miles cent,
"a 25O0 miles, 3cents.
I" exceeding $500 miles. 5eents.
This includes handblls pamphlets engrayings, maya
1nes every other description OF printed matter
bound books not exceeding 3 lbs in weight An printed
than newspapers bona d Subscribers and
be prepaid or Charged with double the above rates
These rates include in addition to the matter specified
all nespdpers not sent TO actual subscribers.
On Mapers not exceeding ounces in weight and sent
from the office Of pablieaon Per quartet for w5r.lrfs
sra1wrrxLy papers double the above rates
TRiwrrxLY - treble
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M q N E X nj ARK &C 4, i,

SUNDAY, July 40 r. ~
The stock market closed yees -day buoyan. ard active
Gle board Of brokers sdcu-1e3 Saturday morning
20 Tuesdsy, wbsh vii give spectators an oppor-
supy post themselves mp pretty thoroughly ard to
rnter tie market upon the ump.,on OF business on
Tucsioy better prepared for operations The prospect
a. therefore favorable for fdaer rise In prices and II
Ii Our impression Ilat there vii be dull tirre the
present funmer such Is usnly experience ID during
fLe hot weather. Tint there Ia margin for greater
expansion in prices for leados railroad Stoke no
ere WHO has at al Investigated Tho present AID pfospec-
tivo value OF such secvres fcr moment doubt So
long so much difficulty IL expert in oaning money
at snyhag like the leu, what has heretofore been
ccnsdtrod iir ine Of interest raroSd and ell stocks
r'ug six end eight per cent per annun must comma
q, considerably above those row ruiirg There are
cc.rities daily scid In Nl street at discount ranging
from ten TO Thirty per cont which pay on the par
vssac dividends far exceeding tas STANDARD ,atc
OF Interest. These ftoe'rs must advance the i'm
rroy.4ncnt gcnsIelly losy be very rapid bat Il
gill without doubt, be permanent. During he past nix
months tNe movement At The Beard Of sroNara and IL tho
s,rcat ha from tire Nns Leon coufred TO cer.siu
stccto Ia, mo- been Throughout the lis. In
qusucc ~ NJ, eoc.4 rcius'n sI,cre they wste
* month .iutN Will other, slow M Improvement
~6ounlu-sl gnI =, ~ cert. lltma Vs. III .sn "
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Another Fata ARRAY ne ys0boksn.

Another fatal ARRAY has Occurred ct the kyshaD rNsds
yesterday morning about O'Clock between -o@o cf tho
wait.rs employed by Mrs Mccarthy, proprietor Of tho
Rysan Fields hotel which resulted in the death Of
so,orsd man pamed Charles Williams Il appears tht
Mr. Mccarthy has OF late discharged IA her old ss.tes
who we're colored men, aud employed white ones, who
principally Irish IL their places but not being al Is
fsd with them she discharged them and recsed the
sorsd ones This gsye rat offence 70 the white yaers
and about nine o'clock, yesterday morning white
Nur OF the colored cent on an -Grand they
were attacked by large number % whit. vaerf, vino
.sssutsd them with slcfs stouss and IN the Gay
ooe OF the white men named Robert w Csnton pnngod
bpife into The left breast OF Williams, who exclaimed
Re was stabbed oh my God Il d.ad man "
Zfae the emily words poken b him after h received
sne fatal xoand lie Immediately carried 70 The
kotel ard attention paid him by Mrs. Mccatny
tas lie dive ~ twenty inmates after. 1he man 40
ioaioted the wound WAS Instantly seized BY Peter
Ashley OF the colOred WAC threw tin down,
sd took The knife from him. in doing which he cut hts
hama severely he held him until ofboer arrived -ho
cook charge of him. and conveyed hun before justice
Browning. But, ~ the excitement was 'nteIs, tco
Jod- thought II necessary to postpone the examination
6 this ucrning al O'Clock Daring The afternoon the
yrisnier visited rrIes onaiy by Dr. Giadef, the
ply icisn who found that he had received severe
cut the left eye apparently with stone cut on
the bsek Of the neck and deep cut ia The right leg
IKE psi ouer In to The questions put 10 nln.
stated thls he borne In Kings county Ireland and
Is twenty.sx years OF age. lie Is married aud
ses.des I33 Mulberry street New York. During the
examination he seemed TO or depressed in spss. and
committed Bergen iail The deceased 6ne look.
tDg yellow about twenty two years Of age Vie had
. ~Ba hut children. lie resided ~ az sullivan street
New York Bepjamin Williams, q the colored
walters In tha mead by stone, and received
either injuries The knife with ahich the deceased
stabbed il III the hands 81 Justice Browning.
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in the rear VIII spraasb those in advance AMI
the inHatinn become more general
II naet however admitted that VI the hocis'
have POOR hssir for the already realised North
American Trast Company has advanced more Than nfy
per cent within the past week At he close 81 ns mar
kst yesterday sreaoton Appeared and the probability
Is that prees viii settle down somewhere IN ths neghbor
hood OF tartpg points W. bays much on thu
operation and eject Of legal decirions that W. h,vo
little faith in hsm within the past four Eve years
about half ao.en decisions have been made mott Of which
been ia favor tho company 40 anticipation ofeach
one auiatva has been made in the stock
and prices en fapi5y ~ 10 high points Outsiders
have tcken hold with avidy AMI the strost has boon
pretty well cleared Of tho stock Finally tae decision
has been announced every point IN every case, do
cidedy ia favor OK tine company Notwithstanding which,
the market value OF the stock has Invariably laden OIL
from hc n omunt thc be-ame That it will
be 40 IN !hr Gaze have thc slightest ioabt and
whstsyr may the initiation otor. the decision Of The
court. prices Afterwards win largely dcprecato n they
do not VIII b. The only exception know Of 20 ths go
rule There three o. her stocks tho
list nnduy niatedthnt 10, comparatively. This most
prominent Of these Is Panama Railroad stock From
the initiation in the market value Of this stock,
the te,ief must he entertained thGt the road il
perfect monopoly tha: other GommU n,raton
or transit ropte bctwcen the Atlantic ard he
Pacific nut this exists, csn ever Ne coostrucs-d
and thai it must. therefore, command the
cial rafbo Of the whole world the two oceans IL
this II Ia. impression, and the advance in Tie stock il
upon that Sasis there viii b. much ssppoiDtneu and
ioss. The Nicaragua Transit CoaIany is rapidly and
permanently improving the across that isthnus
and The recent surveys Of Tor the ship
canal, made by tho c,mpenys engineer who taken
Them 10 England become known ana the feasibility o.
tide project p,oed beyond All doubt public attention
will bc turned to H. and the advantages Of such
necon between the two great will b. immediately
admitted Within the past month several have
been added 10 the Nicaragua line, the apd
tide part If the and shah lock for short
ups between New York ana San Francisco by The way
of Nicaragua There travel and trair enough half
dozen rout-s; but that which IN the cheapest
most comfortable and convenient manner transport pas
sengers rom TO the ether win command ali The
passengers and freight fad facilities 10 carry
The amonnt customs duties collected at the port Of
Phila phia during the first Fix 1861 was
tls52os o against 81 e59Asa 90 Cor tito pondiug
period In lSbl-eAoBng Increase this year of
S35 T4s -.
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POLITICAL.

ATA LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING Of
Maro Pierce aod hias Association. held 81 tha
fasf@sa .ss ;as lyssss
a.aS Dsy,a Kisrdsa, rot s,s.y, Isonass ailmsrss
Lsnfy Vnis.e aud aicbAei A. Louehn. sccrstaries-
1 rhssaSs, l:rols Anas, Nssssi J'@, y;
loving rsloiot!onS min oufly opted -
Resolved, That In Franklin Pierce recognise trro
ir~ and nneoio psorclias Democrat modest uasssuutae
.s slented nan ane nhos entire ~ t: and private
lite hss seen based bis love strict sdbersoe
cacenteo e. ihase Unissd States TO the
hRacss state OF lpery peace home ana elevate
Resoved. Th.t William gio-. we recognise tried,
unfinr veteran IL the etnoey tic whose
pat lfe and aes.iea ssss snerastse Of b. eco.
pes. f-''o'
kercvsd That In thu platform atey sdoptea ty tho be-
mocTstie asnsi CcnveotioH 1T Baltimore wo rccosase
plafoFra upon Which ha democracy o. the whole Union
~ The oh 81 tie principles cmbsdsd tseren se fully
believe last the sseatet "a vi Be secured to the oate
getoiyed III judgus by The sirna of the times and by
tia expressions Of popular aiiug daily exhibited. the
DEM tic part lave ouy renein true themselves
abe means nitain their TO ksheve national
Rssifsd That sb. 'oia Sixth ten. 70 Ner n..ur, IA,
snots Ard ter love for acmocr attic principles Ia assro
ready and taer or she aaht ard that IN this approaching
ent 70 W cemtcratc nominees NJ tho prlncipos set
forth an s1anteo IN the plnru ~ Baltimore by -4uv
sE s ss se ssr % "a, The y vel. I'd
Cheating he asa ether MOTTO The ars, 20 enter sad the
-he meeting then cioquently addressed by w-rhs
Hawes Sisp Lv.rnorc trs r. Davis su isaiah Ryu-
'ors. Bon. Thomas Car, and Enoch Csne and tae
PROCESSION and aohea round tho ward and ate. Swing
rive hrry ehes- for Pierce and King ao ou.ned
on tuesday '''niAS y ,ilYs svrrvy, President
JAMES AoGowAN, Vice PRESIDENT.
yShs ..s 49, Secretaries.