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NEW BOO.kS,.=
The Campaign of Gen. soot.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .

The Campaign of Gen. Soot.=
sAN!1NTENSELYzINT Rs,rINT, ~.
1VoL.isMo., 81 20. 'ooks
MooRE& ANDERSON, have Just adv H.
The CAMPAIGN OF GENERA I. scn..
in tho SuIy OF Mexico, BY Lieut.. Raphael Semi
yol, with Map OF tle hattie Grounds es,s g.'sS
- Lieut.. S. is man OF sterling septs Saasait
ID IMPARTIAL account ornl he saw.9ReadsiI; = if
STiritel and extended sketch OF the last ~, y
FuiE:. Tho author is attached to the Nav Gu
accdeI ly connected with tho Army-PSiIsa 9 S han.
Written hi clear aud vigorous STYLE and 4,
after having commenced its Perusa today II asSse
ono The most gallant officers in the Nav
whole volume, as work ofintellect, Is woftby - he
place n the department to which il beiongsGGaA
'Itisro small praise TO the author to s.r. 1h,,.
never read history evidently 80 fairly M ut hs
ia volume full orinstruction and interest ~
with flowing pen, in vigorous STYLE eiirieSipy r. E
the distinguished actors ii itRatoSsnIa RE
We have seen no work which has given susb y,,,,.
OF Gen, scotps Campaign TsSs OF lie es.at,
Has given TO the public very attrsetive@ork
We find in this hook, he most 1itellx. d,..,,..
and thnSs-of Scenery and Society-orI
battles and victories, that we have ever iesj 's
ReEiep. '-f.'i rHs .faf & 7ftaaalsak
We follow with interest renewed. as No.. 49,,
footsteps OF that consuniate soldier whose % IL
triumphs from Vera Cruz to the City OF ezir1 ~
military Strategy.-Cin. GAG. '"s alnal 81
His original descriptions drawn with rre,, sr
lie is nliycly and spirited narrator His 6afiI.
are extremely vivid and produce s
imagination He criticiscs the military operation IL a
cded partisan spirit, but with evident abiIyEv z
| JtinD. %'' q. n
| Philadelphia PTes4yteriq, u iorA-
In reading some orthe authors descriptions Of ,,,,
and stOrns can hardly wonder the flSrjn,;a
enthusiasm productive OF the GIosf incrsigs a.
PToCesE so repeatedly displayed during the Meris,h
| Princeton RerisLr. 1.,f y : A " AZ
Tho books more than eadable; its statistics ,r,s.
aud sketches, give the reader clear an account ~
campaign ba found any where superior In y Y
| geIist d Eta
| Pays warm tribute to the many admirable cu,rt,f
that eminent commander, Gen. Seott-HaTpfT-SSt sie
UgAoENTs wanted TO circulate this wolk in an 5sI,
the United STATES, with whom liberal aTTanFa6TsJ
be made for canvaSsiDg particular counties OF distT
| Orders must be accompanied with the cash SHs--
20 kLrTORs giving this advertisement two or NM,
sertons shall hnve COPY orthe work maledto MI y
dress, upon receiving their paper, containing tbe
tisemcnt. -'" MOORE & ANDERSON PullisIsS SY'e
aug 2iu IS. West Fourth street. CincinnSti.o
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nL YRR's UNIVRRSUm NO. Nv.

EDITED ny cHGa. a DANA-
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Subscribers, In advance, receive splendid engraving
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AFFECTED by THE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUlNlNE,
...- &c, &c, &c. ....
Let all who wish purgc the blood from impurities, and
pTeple the System TO resist cpedecs, resort TO GuysOta
Extract of Yellow dock aud SaTsapaillR,' which pro
vngitse aniidOtc many OF the most nal gnan dis
led; this remedy the yublic hilh has nevcT
nc Ycr can waYeT; Is founded experience just
their faith i'll other and spurious compounds Is
founded experience They fly from mineral nosIuMs
seek hope life and ygOr from this purely regeia6e Te1Eedy
however broken down III health and SpiritS-howeVcI
lUathcAOmc himself and Others let despair OF
coVcFy; the patient only understand that his hope
IcstOraon lies only in GuySotts Extract OF Yellow Dock
AID Sarsapara,' and persuade him, fur his lies sake
tryt and have hesitation IN predicting his speedy
restoration TO health.
The Shaker prepared yellow nock." the cred
Honduras a " the invaluable remedial agents
from which DIR. Guys0trs Improved Extract vi yellow
Dock and Sarsapara is formed, and Laboratory OF Dr.
fcon His preparation contains all the restorative prop
critics or roots combined and in
most strength and efficacy.
Experiments were made in the manufacture this med
cine until found that il could not he further improved
Accordingly find resOTted TO almost universally In
es of eaIiC Scorbuc and CutaneOus complaints for
general pTOStratiOn OF all the vital powers and all those
IOrmenng diseases OF the skin so trying 10 tho patience
and 70 iIjuI iOIs 10 the health.
The following Of Benaah Hughes is OF the most
astonishing record. AMER forty years Sickness
eHcTuCilng TORTURE tho ampu1tion OEelGg and
body and limbs almost Of eating purifying dis
Extract Yellow Dock and SRrsapara iS almost irac
tln
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READ THE CERTIFICATE

Tallnpoosa Co., Ala, Jan. Q, 1859.
Guysot-Dc1r Sir-l scnd this certify to that
your Extract OF Yellow Dock and Sarsapaia has per
formed OF tho most wonderful cures that las
have been afflicted for forty years with rruptons
legs and eeti in 1878 they got so bad that had to
knee In about months after my other leg broke out IN
Gc eating and running sores from my Knee TO my 91
time lcfE hand b1Oke out in large running SORES
The misery that have suffered last two years
cannot describe lwas in such agony that never
help God had made preparation for death, and had
pOinrcd out my family the place whe'e to bury my
In october last my son brought of your bottle
CURES med by your Extract OF Yellow DOCK and
Sal saPaia' sent and got two bottles OF it, and com
men my soes become easy aud could sleep all night,
thing had not done for two years When had taken
six bottles, sores had nearly all healed My sores got
well if by cnchanmcnt have now ucd in alt eight
bottles OIL your OF nelo" DOE anu Par
TO set forth the worth of this medicine, 10 express my
Savior OF man from misery while living upon earth.
i entreat all OF the afflicted to try This medicine, for
Lay aside preudccs and just ryit and proclaim its
great worth TO suffering mankind and entreat them to
My case is well enown in large portion of South
above cure invite them to call on me, will show
tECmhc sea en be found in TSllsI 9 Coz Alabama
mile from Stoc's Ferry, BENEJAH HUGHES.
scrofua Syphilis Mecurial complaints Cancer, Gangrc
bic and dangerous diseases are speedily and perfectly
cured by the OF this medicine s. 81 -
. Dadevi;lc, Alabama, May 81, 1852
Messrs Scovile & ead-This is to certify that about
the first or February last, afflicted with hee
painful socs on and about the face, come OF them
large quarter Of dol ar; they assumed the appear
ancc OF Cancers and fearful they would terminate i'll
CaLccs About three weeks since commenced taking
doctor Guysotts Extract OF Yellow DOCK and Sarsapa
rila and found immediate relief from its have
not tokon quite two bottles, and the sores ON my face
all healed up; and those my neck nearly go; and
truly believe theywl be entirely well in few days.
cheerlully recommend Dr Guysott's Extract or Vel.
low Dock and Sarsaparia TO persons afflicted with any
kind or eTuptions My general health
is much improved by the OF the medicine.
Respectfully, RlCHARE b. BURKE
Quart Bottles, 81 per bottle-six bottles for S..
80 s.I#. l-0.rsr JOAN d. PARK.
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut streets, CiDcin
natl Ohio General Agent for tho West, TO whom all
ders must be addressed ...r
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The oil of Grape Vine. =

nHIs oils thsfslt Investigation by q
French Phthician,s ami ian extensively used In
aice both purpos pesring tho sosSy, and
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The pndersIgDed committee appointed by 3. Hall; on
behalf Of HaIi, podd of Cincinnati and Messrs K
r. Violet & Co., agents Of essg4 Burke, Barnes Co
Pttsbug test the IRE proof qualities OF the
mLde By thc Fespeotive that have
this day subjected Eae or zach Manufacture OF similar
EiEe, which had been in two years to fro
made with dry oak wood, and stone coal The
space OF five and half hOuTa, and during that be
eve applied greater than thatn any ord
at the expiration Of that time, on
taking the and cooling them down,
we found that the Iron casting both
ly burnt or but that the Books we've uiguredi and Oh
nrenine the safes soInd books and papers entirely
injured, except slightly by @ water used in cooling or
This found TO Re the with both saes and tie only
that the vaTnSh the woodwork OF Burke x Barnes safs
was entirely uTuTed, while that on Han, DodG & Co.'s,
was blistered bIaekened IneoDeusion would
mark that tho result ofths test, we have csttA
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Look to Kour ooughe!

no all ssh are Iaborng under Coughs Colds Hoarse
ness, Pains in the Breast, Splitting blood, &c, we
would honestly the BTentIingeIs Cont
pound syrup OF Boneset, pleasant, sale aud speedy
1T can DO had at Aessrs, PAXTON & LAKEss end OF
the SuspentiUn Bridge, ind at .5f r 5.iii
BREETLINGER &ARMSTRoNG's,
nuE2t-y r.d Monroe stTeet, Wheeling.
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This includes handbIls pamphlets, cngrayngs, maya
Encs books and every other description OF printed matter
which there is writing other than tho addIess-also
bUanG books not exceeding p lbs in weight An printed
other than newspapers TO iona d Subscribers and
periodicals published longer period than MONTHS to
he prepaid chaIEsd with double the above rates.
These include, specified
al transient nsirsays not sent to actual subsTrbeTs.
NtIaPTs exceeding ounces in weight, and sent
Office publication, quarter, wEEKLIES:
Distance county publication exceodg % &C.
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REAL FIRE PROOF sAFEs.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUHERIoRQUALITYO OF
MRSSRS. BURKE q BARNES' CELRBRATRD
FIRE PROOF SAFES.

TIME character these Safes St LOUIS was before so
well that any rthertest OF proof Of the
their being to all Others would have been
unneeessaryj but in order to accommodate Mr. Hail. the
patentee and maker of " Has Patent Concrete Safes,
which burnt all other makes
States CideTs patent included took up challenger
result Is given below by the Committee who super
intended the burning Safes We only regret
wore not left in the furnaces two hours longer. I
The Safe which tested is At our Store anil
we invite the public and examine as we feel confi
dent that will doubt their fire proof qualties
ater hayiu. the 8reeimen which throrF TIM,
9I37.i7'-''s Z. VIOLET, & co.,
&C Com. Street 49,
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OILY. DIRECTORY.

5IerehanIs' ana SIeehnnics' Hank.
INcoRroRATED 1885. CAPTAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN w. GILL, Presidents SOsIEsEI Brady, Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesday.
North western Bank OF virginia.
IHcoRPoRGrED 1919. CAPrTAL $4,000.
f,-f Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets
JOHN c. CAMPBELL President; DAN'L. LAAB, Cashier.
Discount day-Thursday. -.-.. -.-..
manufacturers and Farmers Bank
s OF wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
EcoEPoRHTED MARCH, 1851. CAPtrAL srooK $500, OOO.
-t THOS. SWEENEY, Pres't. JoHN LAST, Cashier.
wheeling savings Institution.
40. 199, Main -.I
o. rss 'INcPOnOaETED 1884. CAPITAL $1,000.
N NELSON, Presldenti wttttAA Mccoy, Treasurer.
Discount dly-Thursday.
-'s savings, Bank of wheeling.
Corner of Main and Fourth streets. Centre Wheeling
ISeoEPoRATED 1851. CArfFiL $4,000.
THoS. II. LIST, PIesidenti wv. RIMuN, Treasurer.
DiseOdnt day, Friday vt
AEAsONs. -.ta-g1
oDoE ROOH, 49, Main ST. l.Obbs Chair Factory
ONO LoDaE, No. 1oI, meets the FIRST Monday night oil
WnEELISG USIoS CuAPTrE, No. 10, meets the second
Monday night OF every month.
WHEELING LODuE, No. l2S, meets on The third Mondai
hight every month -
wHEELIN0 ENcAHFMEST X. T. meets on the fourth
Monday night Of every month
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CITY OPFICRRs ROR 1882.
noK 8. \ NELSON 3;liIis ~, MAYOR !y

s.fr MORGAN NELSON, Mayor
. .t.J & JAMES s. wHEATE, Clerk.
d X w HARDING, Treasurer.
J. l. SAHGsrOA, Sergeant.
eTgaEHrS DsPRtisS.-Ist waId-lsaac NJ Pearl Cd ward
Adm. w. Clemens. Sd ward-JOhn Bowers Ith ward
Henry p. ChApliBe. 9Th waTd-James $. Campbell.
JOuS MOORE, Superintendent Water Works ..-
JAcoB Z. BER, Wharf Master. .
JAcOB ANIcK, street Commissioner.
JAMES II. BwIN0, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Rents -a.
CUR OF wnea and Liquors
DANIEL MORAY, Market Master. .r ...a
TnONAs CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments.
MN. }. STODDART City Surveyor.
JAMES F. MELvIN, Flour Inspector. ID. .-s.- -
MEMBERS OF COUNCIL.
FiRsr w4RD.-JOhn MeLule, Jr.i John HughesI 8. D.
WOOdTOwi Isaac Cots.
SECOND wAnD.-John bishop; Geo. &. wickham-
THIRD wARb.-s. BradyiJ ]. J. Yarnall; John N. Math.
ews; Daniel Lamb.
FOURTH wARD.-Dr. James Tanner; E. c. LETTERS; a. S.
HalloweIi d. v. TharPi David Hammond
PiSra wARB-Georgs Forbes; John w. Gill; LOTonzu
D. Wait; Jacob HoEnbTOOki Henry BchOls
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DIR. GuysoIrs Improved Extractor
yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PBEPARA
= TIuN FOX THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON. Q
y SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED by THE FREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUINlNE,
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sTANpING COM1IITTRRs.


on oaDtSAseE.-Ms.aru Nelson, the Mayor, cChair.
man, Lamb, Yarnall and the Clerk. 1 g.
or FIEANrEs.-Messrs. Brady Gill and Lamb.
woodrow.
on STREETS AND AL.rr..-Nepqrs. Forbes, BahOp, Nc.
Lurei Hammond and Mathews
on Warn woRKs-aIessr Tanner ReholS; Hughesj
Nattbcwsi wiekham and the Superintendent of Water
q. M,,x.r 1,ov,.-Me..r. wlskb.m, LETTERS, and
wait. -
os Cor. B4sE,;=-Me.Hs. Gin, Brady, Lamb and tho
Superintendent OF Water Works.
on LANnIxGs.-Messrs Hallowell; Cots and Yarnall.
ON Pax DEPAErnEST.-Nessrs. Bishop; Hughcsi Mat
thewsi ThaTP and Wait.
on PErrr1oSs-Messrs. Tanner; Gin and woodrow.
Of RML RoAD..-Mcs.rs- Brady; BishOpi Forbes; Gill.
Lsmbi Tanner and Woodrow. sI b.. a. .,.' +
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lambi HornbTook and Tharp.
OK sGL1Rirs.-Messrs. YarnaIIi COSi EehOls, Thar
aud wickhaHl -la
ox ADMINISTRATIONS HOrnbrOOk, Bishop, Hughssi
JeGers aud MatthewS-
oxG RADEs-Messrs. Forbes COttsi JeGersi wiekhanl
and YarnaII.
well and Woodrow. .|s
or Pen1.e cEAE1EHy.Msssrs. wiekham. Mclme.
IcGeIsi Matthews and Wait
on LhoHr.-Measrs. Cottsi Bishop Tanueri Wait AID
Yarnal
ASSESSORS.
fat Ward-P A. BRENTLISoER. I'd ward-GEo Ron.
,xioS. 81 wards ANIL sHiTIi. 9Th wardEDSvID HAN
HOND. 9th waTd-ALEx TAYLOR
ALDERMEN. .s..a I
w.dBaSd MaS1Se 30 Ts%sT MsGo3Re
II. N. Jamison. rtfr..i-.. ..H't
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
fat ward-H w. Phillips. Cd ward.-wm. S. wick
ham Sd waId.-DT, W. J. Bates. 4th WaId.-JOhn Gil.
christ, ST. 9th waTd--JOsiah Powell.
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS. ..-4
1st ward-wm George, John Moore. ..'.
Oh Thos. johnston p. b. Taylor.
ID Jacob SeHseBey, jacob Singleton.
-4FhGG d. v. ThaTp, p Scatterday. .
6th Matthew b. Reed James WILSON, ~
,l-. SANITARY COMMITTEES. ga
1at ward-Joseph Greer: cd ward-P- Il. TaylOTi 3d
WaTd-Geo Trisier 4th.-IIaryey Hall; 5th.-Geo w.
AO're' FIRE wARDRNs.
fat ward-Joseph Greer; Cd warL-Joseph Forsyth:
81 Ngard-Geo. Triser; 4th waTd-John ClaytoI; 9Th
waTd-A. S. Glenn. .sE-s =
CuFstor of City HsH-JSel Tdslor ''r 7.a
orersesr Of CAain Gans,-Geo Bulger.
Serton eTTRBlie Craze Rards.-Elias H. Burt.
WHEELING GAS COMPANY.
Preaidsnt-JoHN W. GILL- Seersary- Jas. s. Wheate.
TyeasTer-Josah r. UpdegraG BHgHeer aud IHSPectoT-
II. GOldthoTp.
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sExIwEExLr papers sioaEle the above rates
MONTHLY '' one; fourth "
SEAINoHTHLY =" oHe,haLC +"
DAILY OF Tieeskly times the above rates
rating the distance newspapers TO subscribers the
occ adjudication and tie county line, Ia to be the
starting point.
faz. -tI FOREIGN POSTAGE.
CANADA, &c-LetteIs to and from Canada aud the Brit
ish n American Provinces not 1000 miles, 10
ccuts per half Ounce 5000 miles, 10 cents Prepay
OPTIONAL - ~.
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Oco In the United States, CCaforna and Oregon eXcep
tnI aud any Office in g britain and LELAND 81
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tries, England be prepaid If by British steam
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IRnIcs OfTom OF wheeling and Belmont Sue.
pension RFidRe. -

year, $500. -.,, .i-
For cattle PER head 49, Gets.
"a horses per head, Hr
d" hogs per head, o.
FOR RESIDENTS on THE ISLAND.
With tho privilege ofPassing either bridge sihgly
For single foot passenger, per month, 80 etsi per
Families Conclusive orservants) not exceeding
six persons, 600
az Families, do do
10 persons, --h 100
'both bridges, single foot passenger per year,
a. family, -.tNE#.s --tS- ~ 1906
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lgIiFY DIRECTORY .
-MmNELINaa POsr OFF16E

= al q q No: 10 MONROE STREET J = Il,
JACOB S. sHRIVRRsP. NJ.
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berger 5r spine ana muscle LiaiIsc1f.I
nR this remedial agent we forbear to ay te
speedy and certain action in removing Rbeumafsul
Neuralgia SpIatns palma from Brises, Burns, &c 10 30
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JACOB S. SuRIVERsP. NJ.
ARRIVAL AID DErARTrRE OF NAlEs-6NEw ARRANuEAESr;i
GIuat Mail-arIives at p. m, from tho East.
departs at . p. M, TO tho West,
Great Mail-arIiveS at q q. M, from the West.
:" departs at a. M, 10 tho East.
%elsylearTyes daily CSunday excepted, at t0p.
,cIdrts AZ o a, 5.5.l ~ T
iItolsvilIa- Tuesday and Friday, at III q NIL
.Scaits same day, same time. g.s- $50.
PaTkeraburg-ariives Monday, Wednesday and Friday
cpaIs at 10 m, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Steubenye-auives daily Sundays cxcePtsdO at 1IP
ficPRTtSat6, A.. y. aaL. T
Wooster-arvcs Tuesdays, Thu1dAys and Saturdays at
"a. Departs Monday, Wednesday, and Friday att,
NoTgAntown-ra Waynesburg, Pa, arrives Thursday at
=. N. Departs Friday at G, a. m.
Morgantown-ra Blieksvile arrives Tuesday at 6 p m
OtpRrta Wednesday al Q, r.
Bethany AID West L berty-savesa att O'Clock Tues
lay, ThuTSdRy and Saturday. tsr4
RATES OF rOSrAoE-
The new Post Office law, passed March 3D. 1851, frel
tie rates or Postage follows
GLeCfaAny distance within the U. s., not exceeding
1000 miles, IeI half & Prepaid or O. unpaid
Exceeding 1000 miles, &C prepaid, or 10c unpaid. SIS
EVery halfounce less, additional TO Be charged extra
according TO the above rates If
Drop letters cent? advertised letters, cent additional
10 any other charges. s...s.a 81.
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The Heroic Women
.. .rE.E riI-su n OF
.HISiTOR N.

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage, Disinte.eStediess
and Self-Sacriice of Ancient AMI
Modern Times
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WHEELING GAS COMPANY.
Preadsnt-JoHN w GfLL- Secretary Jas. S. wheate.
TTedEuTgr-Josah P. UPdesraE RagiHesT aud IHpecfor-
SaniI. H. GOldthoTP. 81
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TNHB regular time for tho commencement orthe Fail
Session or this institution will he the day
i:Ler merit Each Session continues ice calendar months.
The teachers at present connected with tho Scnhnafy,
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no. 0S, CheS1tut street, Philadelphia.
Very iibTdI iIceNets i5iI 6e made aud
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Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets, Cine
natl, Ohio, General Agent for tho West TO whom all
ders must be addressed. 1850
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ADJUSTMENTS

rsE-A MILiTARY Ann C7VTTE
- = Il RSIoN BY MooN.
aiunI.-1he Young Guard, Capt j. 81 hi
CuRSiON down James River, on the splend;d
steamer CURTIS PECK, on Monday Evenin-
August Both. The corps will BE- accompanied bc
the ARMoRY BRASS BAND, together with two
Cotillon Bands. The boat will leave the wharf A.
Rockets at 7 O'Clock precisely, and return about
I2 - o1'
Refreshments at usual city prices.
Iicxets for the Excursion 81 tor gentleman and
lady; each additional LADY so cents. To be had of
Messrs. Haskins d Libby, or any member of the
corps, and at the boat ON tie evening of the Excur
sion.
H. B.-should it rain on Monday, the Excursion
Will be postponed until Wednesday, Sept l.
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FreeSoH Ratification Meetiae.

BosToN, Aug. 27.-The freesoil ratification
meeting held this evening, at Faneul Hall,
has been largely attended, and much enthusi-
asm evlnced. Hon. J. q. Palfrey presided,
with IL Vice Presidents. The announcement
OF Hale's acceptance was received with en-
thusiasm and cheering. He was warmly eu-
logised, and Julian complimented. Palfrey
comp!imented Senator Sumner on his speech
IN the Senate, and represented the party to be
in tiounshlng state everywhere.
The resolutions adopted ratiiy the doings al
Piusburg, accept the candidates and platform
and declare their intention 10 vindicate then
before the people. A series OF resolutions
similar 10 tie Pittsburg platform were also
adOnied.