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CHICAGO BRASS 81 BELL FOUNDRY.
Fl. W. RINCKER,
NO. 108 R.4NDOLPH STREET., CHIC3GO,

NO 1913 RANDOLPH STREET, CHiC3GO,
Also on Canal Street, opposite Foss Planning Mill
YEyHE Proprietor othis Establishment is prepared to
Bells of al sizes. He would particularly inv lie
those who wish purchase Church Bells to those of his
manufacture. His bells will be s6d ~ reasonab
they be purchased from the East from Agents Of
Eastern Esab shm@ntS. They will be sold cheaper fact
because he cGnmatc good bell that VIII give large
volume ofsound those of eastern manufacture, with
fourth less weight Of metal and this proportion money ia
thus saved in the plrch # his Bells warrants them
fail prove TO be good represented il may be
turned to his shop and be made good without expense to
the purchaser by be replaced by If
oneshould break any time during his f he will recas it
for half the expense OF casting Western people Will see the
advantage in dealing with western ,man and patronzng
western interests.
the Chicago Mechanics IuSliiutc-he last Fair awarding
hin gold medal The following is copy of the report Of
the committee the Bell subaitcd for inspection 10 the
Article IL cas- No C. Church Bells
bell of 7l0 pounds by H. w Rjnckcr of this city, is
wei made and smooth casting Ii exhibits great degree
Of skill in is manufacture; has admirable tone and
throwa greater Volume of sound than any bell of size
trial had between the above bell and manufacture
ed by Mr. Menecv of Troy ~ V, the latter being consd-
eraby the heavit Of The twOg55p pounds The arrangement
for ringing Mr. RaCkerS bell temporary and by far in
ferior TO that of Mr. Meneelys Notwithstanding which We
believe that there but little difference in the distance that
ers bell BY FAR the pleasing to the Gold
Medal was awarded to Mr.. Rinckcr
The above is true copy of the Report.
G. r. SLOAT. Secretary.
Board Directors Chicago Mechanics Institute.
NJ Rncker is also prepared do all kinds of Brass work.
casting and furnishing, short notice and in good STYLE
soda fountains, beer pumps, opcocks oil globes ETC.
Also heavy Copper wook for all purposes
Old Brass and Copper purchased and taken in exchange
for bells, athe market prices
Chicago, 1851.
- orders may be left in Kenosha with E. RUDD or
at the office of the Telegraph. 3
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FIelgng experience and skill in its merits Whoever
witnessed array Of Of all professions holding it
M to the people as n and wonderful power
one all could rely with undoubed and
confidence We will here give the Card Of
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In addition TO the above 300 packages sold by Jas
NJ Corse; 430 by Dr. A. Pggot 200 by Edward Brooks;
432by Bacon hyde 200 by John Bunding IS by Dr. A.
Willing; IS by DR.. Donaldson: and 800 by w & W Kirk
patric-which, together with the sales by the wholesale
agents prove that Ibis article is altogether superior any
othcrremcdy evar offered for Cunsumption
Price One Dime per I&o Rolls for Is cents or 81 per
boz. liberal discount made to Country Merchants
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants generally
throughout the | nited States and the Canadas
Tho Candy is neatly put UP with directions for use
handsome engraving of the Scottish Coat and the
signature Of Hamilton pretor on tho
outside wrapper of each roll and pack age
MeSSrs BARN ARD kl{D. & co, w
l4O Main street St Louis Mo- the General Agens-
Orders from the Country, applications Tor ugnncY direc
ted TO them, willmeet with promptatention. iy-5O
For sale al Kenosha By +. Robinson, and
Starkweather d Co.
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OR
GASTRIC JUICE

FTFpNFtUI Z. T,OT fOurfh STOMACH OF
THE OK alter directions Of BARON LiEBIG, the great
Physiological hemist, by J. :. HoUGLToN, NJ D. Phil
adelphia Pa
This truly remedy forIndicestion Dy.nen
sa, Jaundicc, Lily plant ConstI patton ind Debility
Curing after Naiuresow mehod.by Natures Agen.
the Gastric Juice.
~" HaIfa tcaspoonful of PEPsIN, infused in water
ldiges ordissolvc fiUe Pounds II Roast Beet
tao hours, OUT oflhe stomach.
PEPSN IS The chief clement Great D2esting Prnci-
pie ofthe Gastric Jucche Sotrent Of f6od, the Pur
Jyng. Prcserring and Stimulating Agent OF the stomach
and utetiur. II extracted from the Digestive Stomach
OF the Ok, thus forming an ARTIFICIAL DIGESTIVE
FLUID. the natural ce in its Che
mcai Powers, and furnishing ,nrlete and PERFECT
SUBSTTI TT for BY the aid OF this preparation, he
removed just they would be by healthy stomach. 1t
TYEWACiATION NERVOUS DECLINE.and DYSPEP-
TIC CONSUMPTION. supposed to be on the verge of the
grave The Scientific Evidence upon which ii is based, is
II The highest degree curious and remarkable
SejentiRc Eridence.
BARON LIEBIG IN his celebrated work on Animal
Chemistry SAYS: IN Artificial Digestive Fluid analogous
ice, may be readily prepared from the
membrane or The stomach of the Calf in which yari-
articles of food, and eggs, viii be SQtteAed,
changed, and dgcStcd just IN the same manner as they
| could be in rhnugR StoHqch.'
Dr. PEREGRA, in his famous treatise on Food and Di-
et published by Fowlcrs ( Wells New York, page 81,
the fact, and describes hc method OF prcpara
ton There Few higher authorities than Dr. Percira.
DIR COMB in his valuable writings on the Phy siolo-
of Digestion observes that IA dimnullun OF The due
quantity ofthe Gastric Juice IS prominent and aprevaiI
ingcause ofOyspepSa; and he states That "a distinguish
ed professor OF medicine in London, who severely al
iccd it'll this complaint. finding everything cl'e to fail
had recourse tothe Gastric uc" Obtained rom The som-
Gchs of living animals, which pr6rcd SHrceSS
Dr. GRAHAM. author OF the famous works "Eegeta-
Bile Diet says; ~ is remarkable Tact III physiology,
that the tomachs criminals macerated in water mpar to
the lud the property OF dssoying ofuod,
and OF eectng kind faricia digestion OF them Ill no
wise different from the natunld:estiyc process"
| Dr. SlMON'S great work The ,Chemisiry OF Man, Lee
Blanchard, Philadelphia, lsio PIP jill says; The
discovery of PEPsN forms new era in the chemical his
tory Of Digestion From recent experiments, we know
that food is dissolved rs rapidly in an artificial digestive
fluid prepared from Pcpsin II Is III the natural Gastric
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Desirable Residence For Sale.

FEVHE undersigned offers for sale the most reasonable
III terms that beautiful BRICK WELIlNG HOI 81.
with four acres of land adjoining, tuated the Plank
Road, ndformcrly known as the damon Place.
There is good Well OF wafer ruit Trees, &c, Barn
and other outbuiIding~ on the prern.es.
For further particulars enquire OF d. CROSIT.
Kenosha, Sept.l, 1881 II
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
One Of the best Farms in the Town OF Somcrs Rer
Co.. miles from kenosha. ard miles from Racine Com
tanning 257 Al enclosed ind divided into cnyrn
tent parcels 100 Hcres Tmbered-l4D broke up and 60
cfG III crops hnd % acres INTO tame grass Good tw stO
~ Frame House md large Barn
very desirable lnrm to who wishes 20 goino tn.
STOCK business Apply 20 n. YULF on the premises
Or to J BOND. kcuoshn
Iuly 90 1851.
ALSO FOR SALE.
Ninety Acres nthe Town o9 Pleasant Prairie 5miIesSor,
kenosha- ali fenced and 81 udcrcrops Log Hons,
and Orchard on the premises
twill DO sold at bargain. Apply to Jas KEItv nthe
premises, J. BOND kenosb.
July -, 81
Persons wishing 20 purchase Real Estate either I'm th
ci1y or country, cannot DO betterthan call upon
J. BOND.
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OR SAT

j. BOND is also agent for the New England Mutual Liz,
insurance. COmpanyonc of the best and most respon N.
Companies in the United States.
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CAUTION To THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDED!

BUY no book uurss Dr. 4. NJ Nauriceau, 1923 Liberty ST..
n Y the tide page, aud The entry in Jerks Office
the back title corresponds herein and buy only
ofespecabe ard honorable dealers, send by MAIL and ad
dress to DIR. A. NJ Naurceau.
Full title with contents, together with lew page.
treating importaut SUBJECTS every married female VII
be sent free Of charge any enclosing letter stamp
4 prepaid letter, addressed as herein.
IRON receipt FIFTY Cents. (or One
Dollar for the fine Edition extra binding.)
s.TVF MARRIED. EONAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION" Is sent (nIafIrd
free to any part of the United states. All
letters IN uSt he pOSt-pntd. and addressed to
DIR a. NJ. NIAURICEAU, Box I224, New
York city. Publishing Office, No. l29 Liberty
Street, New York.
FoR SALE AT TIE Book Sroor, KESosHA; w. c
Fountain, WateItown; L. Ling ShebU! gaA; K. ID. Pu
ferd. Mineral Point Wis,
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a number of CITY LOTS will be sold for Labor. if arpu
od for soon. 7 H0Nhf
HNOR SALE. AsmallIron safeby
& June 5, 1851. 1852 pON,
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Something New uner the Sun.

FENHE Subscriber wishes call tt attention of all inter
-E ested in Scientific lmprovcmels TO the admirable
EXCELSIOR WASI-BOARD,
which, by universal consent surpas very thing ohe kind
which has been offered 70 the pubt
Always ayersc 10 wind power" any purpose he only
asks shat his
Circ1llaU Crtmped Zinc Wash Board,
may have trial. and ne will hazsd their reputation
galnsi anything In the shape ola the
yet produced.
Country Merchants and Traders Geray, suppl
ed on short notice. and reasonable by calling al
shop 60 rods south Of the Plank Roa the Telegraph
Road, and at Hale Towslees Iron sore, on Main Street
as well as at other places in the city.
Letter BUTLER.
Kenosha, Oct. Is, 81. II
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SPLENDID BOOKS FOR NEW YEARS. \ choice
- selection of Animals for 1852. Also Elegant and
Pain Ppiny, Byron Shakespeare Sc re- Cowper Burns
Campbell, Mrs. HonaaS HUTiu, Cook and Landon, and
Others rsr9lior have eve-y variety OF
SIN Books for Children ~ KINGS RQHES-tRE.
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A Host of Physicians,

&c this noble medicine the DRUGGISTS with
earlete uobleness have added their testimony to lite
excellence and sur passed efficacy. With them
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

EJST Received fresh from the Easten Market choice
eE and extensive selection of Books STATIoSrRy ASH
FANCY ARTICLES to which the attention of Country Mcr-
chants, and School Committees are invited.
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We are also prepared I'LL all orders with disnsch
for heelerS Patent Railway Chain Horse Power and over
MUM at all the prncu pal Fairs together with ontv
exhibitions in dincreu, staieS ''
NE two iotSe Power Machines will thresh rom 900 TO
1 bushels ot W heat per day or twice that quani, of Oats
The above Machines are manufactured from HE best ma
te-ias, and warranted 81 give good satisfaction
W and light
~ Turning and Boring ofIron lone &c order.
Keaosha, June e, 1881.
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=. w. T. Y M 4 ~
FURNTTURE.

NMT II. SCOfT,is now selling new and Nashionabl
Wv Furniture of every description, remarkably low
June y, 81.
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A Fountain of Sweet Waters,
Solid. Unbroken. Phalanx,

.hs sFycts and thatit is good And
tho. not enough TO convince every doubtful
h. I'D .ot a.asa the ENTIRE POPULATION in one
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complete assortment constantly land and ready f1l
exhibition at prices that will prove Gctory purcha
serS
Paper, Pencils, States Portfolios Fmcy and Common
Tnksands Crayons. Mathematical instruments. A great
variety Of sizes, patterns and qualities bun, White
ter, Document, Note, and Card Envelope, &c. &c.
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BLANK Book.

complete assortment Of Blank Account Rocks, ruled
to all the various patterns in and III and half bound
in the mostsubstantial manner and durae sly e in Russia
Calf sheep manufactured OF the best npcr either med
um denny cap. A full assortment OF edgers, Journals
Day Books, Invoice Letter Sale, Can, order, Receipt,
Record Books. Also-a great variety Miniature. Mem
orandun Time, and Pass Books to whi1 the attention Of
purchasers particularly invited Fedng assured than
this department my stock not to be paSscd, either in
quality price. Town, SCHOOL, Prihe Libraries sup
piled on the most liberal terms The lbC generally
respectfully invited to call and examine my Stock, will al
ways be ready FOR examinaliDn
SIMEON KING.
KenOsha, December, 1851
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SCHOOL. BDDE
@G tea II @ IN oenzva

large assortment, embracing the yatus kinds used In
Academies and schools, always hand and will be sold
at the lowest prices.
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a. e 9 / q = u q , 3I1-e1 90 -
AND
eW elry.

TIVE Undersigned having recently purchased the Watch
L making and Jewelry Establishment lately belonging
to }. g. Go.tredson, wishes inform the public that
has hand, and is constantly receiving new additions to
his already extensive invoice OF
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Pants G. Vests
DIR. STOR.N'S CELEBRATED scorer
COgJ GIL CANDY.
UNEQUAILED TESTIUONY

We, THE t3DERsIGNED DRUGGIsTs OF ST.. LOUIS,
Dohcreby certify that the following is correct state
ment amount of sales Of the preparation known
Dr. Storms Sc0ch C0Hgh Candy prepared from his orr
gnal recipe, by HAMILTON WADE. of St Louis: and
take pleasure in saying that it has given general salts
fac LiOn TO those of our CuslnIucrS Mhn nsnhi
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b. becoming possessed Of the knowledge the
Of which has caused the sickness and poverty of thousands
Ia OF such consequences wife mother IS exon
sable il she neglect avail herself OF that
respect herself which would her much suffering, be
the happiness aud prosperity her husband, and
upon children that blessing above all priceheahy
bodies, with healthy minds. Thai knowledge contained
a IL Allk tuti tlnI
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Buy that with DR.. Chilton's Certificate on, and
you will be sure of getting the Genuine Dr. Town
sends Sarsaparilla
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SARSAHD AHggLLA,

MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN, speak in the most exalted
Of its medicinal power and virtue LAWYERS and
JUDGES, CLERGHNEN Of all denominations MEMBERS
and Of Legisla gentlemen engaged in
Literary pursuits, aud STIIENTS Colleges and other
schools, the MECHANIC tie ARTISAN LADIES in the
highest Of life and those in humble circumstances the
the poor the high and tie low apply to th.s medi-
sin IS
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WHY Is 1T

And her husband the constant toll and anxiety of mind
necessarily devolyg him from sickness OF the WIFE,
without giving him the opportunity of acquiring that co-
peteuce which his exenons entitled and the possession
Of which would the happiness OF himself wife and
children.
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ROPRIET oR's OFFICE,
Sc Nassau ST., New York.
F. Robinson, sole Agent for KenoSha. 48
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NFE MSURANEE.

Kcnosha, Wis, 1851.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
.1.homa SoutAers Rights Conremsson.

Mo,reoMERY, July 1.-The Stuthern
p;rh,s Convention in session in this city, re-
anssssmbled on Tuesday morning, and resumed
'ns discussion Of the two series Of resolutions
t. s'o on the previous day. The debate
lpeapp,;nued until evening, when finally both se-
,;"s were laid on the table and aCommiitee
appointed to in'erroga'e Generals Pierce and
Sco;t relative TO their opinions on the Com
promise measures, the right OF secession and
other points Of the'' political faith. If either
tthe Southern Rights Party of Alabama, he
Iii receive its support in the Presidential con.
,est II the answer of both should prove un.
satisfactory, the Committee is authorized to
Iii another Convention for the purpose of
Nominating candidate for the Presidency.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
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WASHINGTON Matters.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-In the Criminal
Court to-day. District Attorney Fendall enter
ed nOlie proseQua in the case of Captain 10.
mas +. Levy, indicted for obtaining the records
OF the State Department and communicating
them 10 the Mexican Government.
Days trial was resumed to-day, and the
Court was occupied in hearing the arguments
OF counsel In reference 10 instructions TO the
jury, which were formally granted. The ar
gument in the case will commence tomorrow.
The funeral of Adjutant General Jones will
take place to morrow afternoon, at o'clock.
The military have been ordered out. Colonel
Samuel Cooper is mentioned as likely to be
his successor.
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q q - 81!
TSINEY FOINT LINE TO RATTT

DlNEl POINT LINE TO l.
MO RE.-TWICE WEEKLY BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE.-Fare SIS
Only.-The public are hereby informed that the
comfortable and commodious low pressure Steam
er MARYLAND, Capt. Charles E. Mitchell, having
been entirely reftted, enlarged, and improved in
every respect, with berths for large number of
passengers, and with state rooms for those who
Erefer being retired, is now on the route between
Richmond and Baltimore Passengers by this agree
be and economical line will leave Richmond BY
tie morning train on Mondays and Wednesdays
at O'Clock, A. NJ, and reach Baltimore on the fol
lowing mornings in time to proceed the New
Castle and Frenchtown Steamboat line at half past
6 A III, or with the early train of those days to Phil
adepha Returning, passengers will leave Balti.
more on the afternoons of Tuesday and Thursday.
at 4, P NJ and connect at the Greek on Wednesday
and Friday succeeding with the train which
rives in Richmond at 4, p NJ, of the same days.
Fare in either direction, So, (state rooms and
meals tor cabin passengers. extra except the
of ladies and families who will have the privilege
of state-rooms free of charge) Forward cabin
passengers, Gncluding meals and lodging board,)
81 so.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
and Philadelphia by the New Castle and French
town line Sc so For second class do, ST so. Nd
king the uhole fare from Richmond to Philadelphia
for first class passengers by this agreeable line,
81 50 only.
Nor further particulars or through tickets, apply
at the Office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad Compeny.
j. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent
OFFICE R., F. e. P. R. R. COMPANY,
Richmond, March 9th, 1852. NH
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Difficulty between England and America

Difficulty between England and America.
New YORK, July Is.
An express messenger passed through this
city yesterday, on his way to Washington,
with important dispatches to the President,
from MIR. Webster, in New Hampshire. The
circumstance caused great excitement in Bos-
ton and New York. Rumors were rife that a
serious difficulty had occurred between Ame-
RIGA and England, relative to the treaty regu
lating Fisheries. Documents were left at the
office of the Boston Courier, which that paper
will publish on Monday.
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WOOD-LAwN RETREAT.

fENH subscriber invites the attention of the pub.
L lie to this place of entertainment. Ii is de.
ssued sole.v Tor ladies' and gentlemen, and no
amusements are practsed there, which are unfit for
the Ubserva ion OF ladies'. Il does not become him
10 speak Of the dinners which he can furnish at the
shortest notice, though he has at all times, all the
Injuries that the Ri hmond market and the country
round the city afford nor of his wines, tho ugh
he challenges comparison with any cellar in Vir.
gins nor of the recreations and amusements which
his guests viii find there. though they numer-
Gus as they are innocent; no. of the accommoda-
tons, raj and artificial, which the Retreat at
fords All ne wishes is, that the public will come
and see, and if they do not say, that it the very
place the town has always wanted, and situated at
the very distance at which il ought to be situated
he will be willing to acknowledge that he has de-
ceived himself, and thereby cheated others. II is
6t the proper distarce TOR it is three miles from
town; it is in the proper situation, for it is on the
Brooke Turnpike, hne carriage road it is proper
ly fixed, for the rooms on the mos. approved
modern scale for convenience, and fitted with a
luxury almost unknown in the country. But my
description can satisfy no body Come and see for
yourselves.
~ lots c. r. ALLEN.
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QuEBEc, July Is.
A slide of rocks occurred at Cape Diamond
yesterday, by which three houses were destroy.
ed aud e'ghtlives lost Subsequently, two other
slides took place, crushing houses, and de-
stroying lives.
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Burglar Arrested at FaH Rirer.

BosroS, July l6,-Early this morning
burglar was detected in breaking into stores in
Fall River, from one oi which he obtained $500
in money. Constable Gordon, of Manchester,
attempted TO seize him. when he drew pistol
and shot the officer in the breast MORALLY
wountng him. The burglar was finally ar
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NEW YORK MARKETS Julv17

NEW YUKk MARKETS, July II.
CoTToN--Sales of 800 bales; prices un.
changed. Sales of the week $4,000 bales
FLoUR.-Sales of $4,000 bbls. at previous quo.
tatons. Southern 81 81 to 81 60. WHEAT
Large sales; 1000 bushels Southern sold at
81 o.. Corn. Sales of $4,000 bushels mix
ed at 6la62 els.
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DR.. Spencer held 10 Bail.

NV BEDFORD, July l6.-Dr. Charles L.
Spencer has been held to bail in the sum of
5000, for trial, charged with malpractice
IN causing the death of Mrs. w. Spencer,
some time since.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

A DMINI STRATOk'S SALE.-Will be
IL sold on WEDNESDAY, the let inst, common.
cling at 10 o'clock, on the premises, en- 9th street,
at its inter section with Bank street, the frame
building lately used by E Roper as a blacksmith
shop together with the lien of the ground until the
1st January next; also, Steam Engine, Lathes and
Fixtures, stock ON hand and the Tools used in the
said business after which, win be hired out for the
balance of the year, two Negro Men, accustomed to
the blacksmith business. Terms cash.
JAMES nj TAYLOR.
Administrator OF H Roper, deceased.
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Distinguished Arrivals-Letter from C.
M. Clay.
NEW YoRL, July Is.
Senators Cass, Fish and Stockton arrived
IN this city to day from Ashland, where they
have been to pay the last tribute of respect to
the remains of Henry Clay.
A letter has been received from Cassius M.
Clay, which says, ave will run in Kentucky
the ticket nominated by the Pittsburgh free
Soil Convention"