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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-11-19
Removal I

AEA VERY thankful for the liberal
Mz patronage heretofore bestowed
upon me, take great pleasure in
informing my friends and customers that
have REMOVED MY BOOK STORE to the
large and elegantly furnished Room No. 4,
Buckeye Block Front street, where may
be found a large and entire New Stock Of
Medical, Law. Achooi and HIiscellnneous
Bo0IIs, Wall Paper, Window Paper, Cap
nnd Letter Paper Of every variety; Blnnk
Books and Stationary Of every quality
and description. asi4e6 t.
These Goods were all selected in New York
and Philadelphia especially for this market
and are fully equal 10 any to be found else
WHARF N.
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KosSuth Hats.

A HEAVY stock of those beloved articles,
IN Just received and for sale at wholesale on
retail, by BRANDS & DEL rSCH.
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sf1Rt8 CLEVELAND, Nov, l6.
Market unchanged--Receipts of Wheat
very light and demand good.
White, IS ahoat; Northern 80 Southern,
80@8l; Mediterranean. 78@79. ,s.ea.
No sales and markek bare.
p No corn in markets. TO go is about the
figure.
Flour-s,raighl brands fine, S3,s4@4,OO ;
extra, IS, ,25@5,50.
Pork, old mess $l9. u. g 3z
Fine Salt, 81, ,25. @
Lard, bbls. l0s@llc.
Freighis unchanged. S seoa
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For the Ladies.

- Enameled Linds aud Bnskins;
French Mo. Linds, Buskins, Ex-
cesiors and 1'ies.--Also handsome stock
Ct Fancy Caters, just received at the Boot and
Shoe Store Of sNNe R. BELL * CO.
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wo LIVES SAVED br THE USE OF ONLY rnRrr BOT

TWO LIVES SAVED by THE USE OF ONLY THREE BOT
Ties oF "wIsTAa's BALsAN or WILD cPERRy." -
.{ Mr.. ELpEv, KY, July "a. 1852.
MeSsrs. Hurcourt Howard Il Co -Gepts.--
The "nr, Wiatar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry's
that bought Of you has been of such signal
benefit in my family, that l wish 10 make IL
virtues known for tho benefit OF the publi:,
Ny wife took cold at the time OF her con
finelnent, which settled on her Lungs. The
physicians pronounced her disease consutnp-i
ton. She had profuse night sweatS and hpd.
coughs; she was given up, for we deSpairedof
her recovery. aud her child porlook Of her
complaint. She then commenced tuking ''Wis-
to,'s Balsr,n Of Wild Cherry" aud three bot
ties effected an entire cure with her and the
child both. .ErsT@
have no DOUBT that the, would have now
been in their grayesif they had not have used
Wistar's Bal. am Of Wild Cherry,
F y4ito SETH r. SEARCY,
Seth r, Searcy, whose certificate isabeye. is
a man OF as much verucity as any in thscoun
try, ana man Of good Judgement, and We
place entire confidence in his staienientl 'Afl
IIARCUURT, HOWARD g. co.
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Prepare for the Cold.

4 AM now receiving at the Hat Store large
i and varied assorlmen Of Fur, Plush. and
Cloth Caps of the latest styles which will be
sold at unusually low rates. .eI
Nov. 8, 1852. s. G.GLOVER.E
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-11-19

asr CINCINNATI, Nov. l6.
River fallen l9 inches since last evening.
Light snow falling.
Flour better; sales at S4 to 4,05-supply
light fs.5
Oats % cents.
Whisky easier; sales at l8i@l9c.
Hogs firm; with sales at S5. so. and shade
over. +h EepNoal
Sales ofnew Mess Pork at Sl4,75 h
Linseed Oil 60to SO. % th+a
Groceries unchanged-5Oo bags Coffee at
eA@9ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07
Mails Tor Europe.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The British mail steamship Europa, Capt. Lott, win
leave this port at TO- day for Liverpool Her malls
win close at half past ten o'clock A. H. The NEw yoRx
WEEKLY HERALD with the latest news printed in French
this morning. Single copies In wrappers, sxpence
AgeBts-Mcssrs Edwards Sanford Co, London, and
Mr. B. H. Revolt No II Rue de Ia Banquc Paris. They
win forward European advertisements intended for the
HERALD.
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bvvnEME OouRT-Special Term-Nos. 70, ~ 20 u
ChcuitNos 298 23a 200 $40, 342 344, 34s, 34s, 3oO
oal, asa 354 1885, 358 357.
o. DsTRIcr CouRr.-No l. fourth cfass;) NOS i,
10 10 (Gfth elass)
Oonnos PLrAs-Part Nos. q. lsls les, 25lh: 9c7,
ne 200 $50 2s4, 2e4 2se 2ss 29sk, 800, so2 ao4 $685.
0OS 3lO
GvpERoR OouRr, 1.-TWO Branches Mos 10. II, % SO,
q 81 g. 49, 81 S. &c. 49, 49, 81. o. 93 o. ee 81 o. ss
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
.>>-.>-.,y~~,~->>-.>>~->>>
A.SEE SEVENTH PAGE -uS.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
II mr. MORSE. RECENTLY ARRIVED FROM EU-
rope. By the ship New York Is bearer Of parcel for
Ernest Matthew he will much obge him. by sending his ad
drcss to the Office Of Hcssrs. f. w CLARK DODGE CO.
81 all street corner OF William street, that 1t may
called for.
If MARIA AEHAN. WHO CANE TO THIS COUNTRY,
from relssd time in December last, would
ia South Sixth street, Williamsburg she might hear Of
something to her advantage
TOHE QUICK, AND HIS WIFE ELLEN, LEFT CORK,
Ireland, In August 1850, and landed in New York;
then nothing has been henrd from them by John Heny tho
father Of Ellen with his family resides in Hudson
n y Should this meet the Of John Ellen Quick
any who knows their whereabouts they will confer
favor by addressing line to ANN HENLY the sister Of
Ellen, Hudson, Columbia county, N y.
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This preparation the whole theory OF
dyeng IL Is perfect substitute for tho colorsg
tlrugh the hnrons MAS ia the same and instead Of
rottnF the hair like other dyes
Not only does change gray hair to brown or black hut In
fuses life into the torpid and docayng abres and
sscs from which they spring Its operation quick
req gray or gh. hair changed shade
without song the skn OF the head Ample prcof
traordnary qualities Of this unique preparation viii BE-
Afforded by the proprietor to ell nqurers well
Wig and Scalp Establishment Asor House where n M
applied, and sold Wholesale and retail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07
ANTHOLOGY, Gse
ABTMOLOGY, 20
AN EDITORIAL FROM THE ESSEX STANDARD, or
"A March IL, 1852.
Robacks fame the world pervsdss,
The press his .riumphs tell,
And from the north, south, east and wesf,
And from the north, south, cas-
The notes OF glory swell.

THr WONDERS rAsTRoJoGy-This IA an Age Of wonders,
and the marves Of Aery as pracced by that entraor
binary Swedish professor DR. Rohack late Of Stockholm
and New York not the least striking
the gbnomcns ofsene lie seems not merely 70 have
vived in which Napoleon trusted and Sir Walter
Scott have believed but has made
In IT, which have ied to the most startling results
cent hag Of Egypt and Assyria could they revisit
earth. might learn something Of this modern Dviner Hs
applications Of the art are all practical While in Sweden
he cast the nativity King Benadote and pedctcd
year Sf bis death When General Taylor IMPOSED 70
Dr kobaek issued an astrological circular ho wing that he
OLD Hero star was In the ascendant and procaing in
sehaDce OF all the reports OF his defeat that he had been
nay victorious NO Of diseases where physicians have
bounced the case hopeless he ~ viii not do
these are chance Condolences long train tasts
s ~ harmony With each other Is .ehain Of testimony
which even skoptcism cannot break Whatever che
cess by which he predicts coming events
gves falble advice II Is sufficient know that he does
these things and those Who call him at hts residence
No. White street New York viii doubtless he ~ much
tonshsd by bis magic as We we're during retsnt visit,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07

CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND rURSIIURE WANTED
~ Ladies and gentlemen having any clothing furniture
ewery or stock goods dispose o. obtain sash
price the same sending for the snbecrber rss
dpce or throush ts post Ides attende Mrs Cohen
y. :. COHEN, q Nm street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07

Compert's Mldcw-Proof Awnings, made
= No: l0l Bowery: Referenee-New York Herald, New
York Express. and New York Tribune Offices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07

Association for the Exhibition OF tho In-
Sssry Of all Nations $40 O0 with liberty
eyease to SO This institution being organized
charter granted by tho Lssss.uro Of the State Of New
TIE stock The books will be opened at the office Of Mesr
Duncan. sherman Co, Of 4S William street. bankers
ths eompany, from and after Friday the day
April 1902 Ten cent the of subscriptions
sDsd fys Thousand dollars
THEODORE sEDGWICK, President.
WIZ. WHErrES, Secretary.
Mortimer Livingston, Johnston Livingston,
Anguste Belmont, John 4. Devcln,
Alfred Psll. Charles A. Stetson,
Francis w. Edmonds, Philip Burrewes,
Alexander Hamilton, Jr., Henry q. Murphy.
Ebert j. Anderson,
sUPERINrrrpIRo ARoHITEcr.
Edmund Hurry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07

The 1t has received tho highest
premiums In New York and may be rolled upon choice
article Depot Alb Broadway corner of Lspensrd street
N " The hair also prevented from falling of by using
lard's Chemical Hair Fastener
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07

00uraud's Liquid Hair Dye II without
exception reservation the equally
celebrated GoURAUDS kSdiosssd Soap Dor curing PIN
foodrs snbtis urr"css Sair frsm .nx D.yt ~ M
lIquid Ronge, Liy White, and HAIR eloss, ~ Waksg
street, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07

Genln's Ladies' and Juvenile Baxaar.-La-
es and heads Of families are respectfully informed that
Avited to call and examine the store the display Of
Eesds GENIN, OLD Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel.
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~What Is Truth - said jcsting plate, o.

tain Aeion. Truth Always felt .
the true hats only to be found spot,
that the of KNOX, Fulton stree
Mere may 10 other places in large city like this where
Places but people who in possession Of common
we'll four hundred copper cents their equivalent
should avoid ting in the hat trade and
store where they to hat that be relied
Such hat tho which allude, at No
l2S Fulton street We need not the present
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r." YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE. EAST min.
~ tenth s!rsstThe sgyine and Summer ccurse q Ice.
on r ps Lecturer Ap
Prof Carpoehan. subjeet- ithotomy yaers viii y
M h day ss1ssss en-
N.,s io .ns Fsm,: s, ,s The r,
disease. q the organs by Prof J. Csrno.
ietH R q e. ,sss,s Diseases Ts%,s rTs
m9ns, ~ rrc \. o. Doremps NJ D.; General and MI
o. ANATOMY s.dS csa Ss
Il Ms1s Prof & s And TG, on
Thursdsy by Prof Carnochsn; General and syPbitc Gil
s hSss % ~ Sns5a aSsn. a r'V .a .S.
Sbhsn'sss Faculty.
oTHE nARnLKcTgFEs OF THE NEW YORK Law
nyersd on Wednesday, April TAT o'clock. NJ, Ia the
C, A. thi. will bes lsotar: q great
SION JOHN AS STiasS Wee i't' fassssa
TAKE N0TIcE.--ALL MEMBERS OF THE STEAM
Boiler Makers Protective Society Of the city snd sste
are saf s s ssy
on 1ASr.a.y Nay ST. is's they viii forfeit claims
7. hoKsszm, Secretary. =. JAMESON, President.
NOTICE TO WHOM 1T NAY CoNcERN-AT A
meeting Of the 9u.rrymsns Union rrotec.ys scciey
resolved that on and after The rss Monday IL
NAY Iss member q said society .ssiI Tor
Tor lays worn and Va, further rescivsd thu. no
OF shonId than
mentioned anthny known to violate th. spirit
Of the foregoing resolutions shall be deprived Of the benefits
eeerninf from said Society N. B.Therc will be meeting
Of said Society on Thursday, sth inst,
5o"r HiSss, Sec'ry. THOMAS HERMAN, Pres't.
NoaiCE=r0 TRAVELLERS TO CALIroRNIA.-or-
~ nsS faname Railroad Co. New York, pril l. 1869.
pnpno are hereby informed that the trains on this read
ep running regularly on tho 18th ultino AID for
VIII leave the depot, st Aspinw AVAIL Navy Bay
say ~ es oseck A. n for the company station az Boo
sa""v on the Chasres river and returning will leave
sneie Tor hspnwsl at o'clock p. NJ, daily Passengers
ms"ssn and so t 20 ssvs abort 70 miles Of the river
tending the landing in boats on Chasrss as they will bs
vbarfst Asyifwan. FRANCIS sPIES ssc,stsyS,
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Hair Dye.-BatchelOr's celebrated Liquid
Hair Dye tho bet yet discovered for corng the hair
whishers the moment applied The wonderful ease and
certainty with which this nvorte and old established Hair
Dye performs Is astonishing 1t for sale applied
BATCHEL0Rs Wig Factory, No. Wall street. Cory tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07
To j. G. Bennett, Esq.-Mr-Oa the Soth

fast February, wrote you s0etins Your interven..es
che certainty with whch the rnvases
stayed ask publicly you received that
power) investigation into this phenomenon Of nature
powerfully throwing on disease and debility as surely as il
Is taken in proportion 70 the need have never known
solitary instance OF failure when the brain has been
povcly electrified charged. The simple fact that
deaths by consumption reduced from 60to week.
In this city, during the period thousands OF
bottles TO the pser until had more to give AVAIL and
dcncc INQUIRY, which easily be proved BY tbs
City Inspectors and advertisements Respect
fully TALBOT WATTS, 1 Greenwich street, Com
Of the Nervous Antidote.
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The introductory Lecture 10 the Spring
sid summer of at the New hedi-
college East Thirteenth street win be delivered this
evening" ut half past clock, by Prof arnoohan.
bateet"Ithotomy" Members of the medical profession
aAa students OF medicine invited to be present
X. OGDEN DOREMUS NJ D., Dean OF the Faculty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07

Hanills ssaI, Indi. Hemp and Cotton Cordsse Wool,
kinds Aceap Jute Cocoa, Skeleton and sheep door
Mats cheap for cash At the WOODWARD Depot and Brush
Mandatory JOHN LADEN, 100 ashin gton street. first
door south Of Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07
Spring and Summer Clothing-Just r.

ssived 200 frock and sack coats IS to $40 0 business
coats to 81 1000 pair cashmere and doeskin pants 81
80 81 00 vests 81 TO ST. 1000 linen zephyr and alpaca
esats 81 $ afew coats, S. Corner Nassau and
Yeekman streets. LEVlE & REGAIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07

A Chapter ON Shirts.-Thos. Mclaughlin,
ssLner Of wieh street. now prepared supply the
shirt wearing community with and cheap
ale any in tho city also Collars Cravat every
thing in his line. English and German Hosiery Of all kinds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07

Wigs are pronounced the most perfect imitation Of nature
~ invented These wanting article, sheua
all NJ BATCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No Wall
sps he found the largest and bes asscrt
- ths city. Copy the sddress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07

A Chapter ON Shirts.-Th0s. Mclaughlin,
ana " spr a sae
Ming lis II n sn' an Il All nsy
Spring does not furnlsh a more beautiful
BY the aid art for the Of gensIs
s sn the rm
the leaves to The limbs Of the maple the
Californin.-Pcrsons OF healthy constitu-
eject insurance their lives premium two
sss .
S1snS y S1d vested
Medical attendance daily For rates Of premium
and general sgSy sTxRR
s and s i:dy a.
Me genuine article NB-Bcware Of limitations.
Look at this,-only four shinings per yard
S q ss:l s5.s c.sRf
g Bscs' sc Kns n.S T.Is s.
Brussels. and other Carpets exceedingly cheap.
Great Carpet Depot and Regulator Of
three ply and English ingram Carpets floor ocIo.hs q
:pss s sale rssn. o ASpkksSSs
price,, AIMED 10 superb Carpets and oiielsths.
Oxeat noIX0lue q
Hum phrey $40 Broadway, Of White street. having
purchased largely the late auction sales viii dispose
~ !. s.;iss
4. 70 S., and all other goods equally low.
Canal Street Carpet store-No,w Is the time,
e Pehf s'Hs s..s ' " r Gi"a
good all wool carpets at IS &c. Cd and 4 yard extra
superkne 5s S. I'd. and g. per yard; thrsspy 7s IT, Cd
and S. per yard tapestry Brusse s. Also large
and splendid Of Tapestry Velvet patterns
OIL Cloth from 2s. Cd to 7s. per yard.
Dagucrreotypes I'm OH This new and Inn
portant discovery, by VIM H. BUTLER, fPlumbe National
Galsry) No. f Broadway combines the detail Of the da
with ths finish the finest mniAturs
Only sitting is requirou.
Root has the exclusive right Of the City
Of New York for taking the Crsyon Daguerreotypes
Cloudy weather favorable for this style of pictures
Gallery, 83 Broadway, corner Of Franklin street.
Secret expIained.-It Is a Fact that the
cheap work Of boots and shoes done In the
Linn superior in and beauty those done
III New York or Philadelphia BY tho best hands The
" that Singers Sewing Machine worked by hand
Will do what human hsnds can do alone in working
leather, cloth anything that can be scwed.
l. NJ SINGER 90. 2S6 Broadway.
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usnThe third regular meeting for the Of dues
yh be held Monday evening April IL at o'clock in
xnckerboeker Hail. Twenty third street Eighth
svsnse. The members win bear in mind that great
ing Of time trouble be made by paying their
NJ the sfce Of the Secretary 168 Ninth during
veil. WELCOME r. BEEBE President.
JAS. X. DELvBCCHIO, Vice President.
r. j. MADDEN, Secretary
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NNNrTN-
CESTkEVILLE COURSE, l.. I.-PosTPONENENT
OF Purses No. and No ON account Of the inoIemcney
Nssther and bad condition Of the track Purse
WI eVT,e russday April 49, and Purse No. viii come
JOEL CONKILN. Propr;s.o,.
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natural garment for the trees, than GREEN No Asto
House. by the aid of art for the
His shirts made to order, scientific principles
appropriate to the forms the
the leaves the graceful limbs OF the maple or
vNlSw.
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EbyCnOIOgy.-Dr.B Benton VIII Lecture this
~ ssday) evening" at the Brooklyn Institute Washing
sss street and Friday evening the 9h Also 10Th
Hth init At Central Hail. Williamsburg. The number OF
cures Effected the test and amusing experiments exhibited
secures full house. Doors open ut 6 commencing at 7
Aamttance l2L. cents, 80
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WANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
situation as plain Cook, Washer, and Ironer Tho
lived for the last three years Apply At So Crosby street,
room No. Is. Can be seen for two DAYS
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Secret explained.-It Is Fact that the
cheap work Of boots and shoes done the manufactures
at Linn superior and beauty those done
il New York Philade lpha by tho best han ds Tho
" that Singers Sewing Machine worked by hand
Will do what hands do alone, in working
leather, cloth, er anything that can be sewed.
1. NJ. SINGER CO., 2S6 Broadway.
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W. NTED-A SITUATION BY COMPETENT
w young woman TO act or do general
Can the best Of reference Please call
81 Ludlow street, In the rear.
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Root has the exclusive right Of the City
Of New York for taking the Crsyon Daguerreotypes.
Cloudy weather favorable for this style of pictures.
Gallery, 1868 Broadway, corner Of Franklin street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07

WANTED-BY GENTEEL, RESPECTABLE YOUNG
woman OF steady active habits who has often bean ~
sea- sttuaton as stewardess packet ship
Has objection to go South Address Herald
e6ee, FOR one week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07

ECACrORY-H0BoKEN.-ro LET, LARGE SUE
IL stantal brick building suitable for any mschansal
purpose aAd within ave minutes walk Of the ferry For
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22
NEW ARRANGEMENT of fTlEE,
~ MAlLS-LLu L IST I&nA.

NORTHERN.-Arrives from Charlottesville on
the same days heretofore, viz: Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays. Schedule time of arrival s. n.
m. Leaves, heretofore. on Sundays, w cdnesdays
and Fridays at 3, a.
PACKET MAII..-Arrivcs every day, except
Tuesday, between and I, a Leaves every
day, except Sunday, about 7, n. m BY the North
ern Stage and packc, there isrcceivcd and despatch
ed er9ry day. inailfof Richmond and points North
and South of that city.
20. The Canal way mail isrcceivcd Wednesdays,
fridays and Sundays. and despatched Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays heretofore.
S0UrHWESTERN.(o (or Salem. )-Arrives Sun
days, Wednesday, and Fridays. at g. a. m. Leaves
Tue-,lavs Thursdays and Saturdays about s, a. n.
WESTERN. Tor Fincasle. )-Arrivos I tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, about 6. p AS hereio-
fore. Leaves as heretofore, Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays-hut at n later hour, say about 8. n.
BY these lines, mails for places not
furthcr west than Bufard's despatched every
day except Sunday.
BUCHANAN AND LEXINGTON (ris Canal )
arrives Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, Mt P. NJ;
Leaves Monday, Thursday and Saturday at hall
past 6A NJ.
FARMvILLE-Lcaves Richmond Tuesiays
Thursdays and Saturdays s a m; rrivcs at Lynch
burg next days by Sa. m. Leaves Lynchburg sun
days, Wednesdays and Fridays u p. arrives at
Richmond days by al u. m. { q This sched-
ulc will go into effect on Friday. the 5th inst
DANVILLE.-Arrives, as heretofore. tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays. Leaves as heretofore.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. at 3 n. m,
PEDLAR MlLLS.-Arrives : heretofore. Mon
dnys and Thursdays between 10 and H. n. M
Leaves about |, P. M, same day.
ly~ Mail closed Mt G. p. m. No Mails arriving
those nights, the Office will not be opened foi
delivery on Sundays, Mondays. Wednesdays and
frday> after dark.
On Sunday morning. the Office viii be kept open
for one hour after the Mail by the Packet is ready
for delivery. WM NJ. BLAC kFoRD, T. NJ.
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[PROPRIETORS.

OF the Union, that he had scorn. inef.
hle. whitening and eternal, for those m;ser.
able demagagues, North and South, who
seek to foist themselves with power upon
sechonalists. Ifhe had the power, he could
damn them politically so low, that III,
thunder OF the last resurrection could moi
rouse them. He would hang, if he had
,ne power. every man opposed TO this
Union. Hang them as high as Haaman
he office he would seek would be hiyb
above that Of Presidcnt-that Of hangman
to such traitors.
lhe speaker would now mention cir.
cumsiance, at the same time sad and plea
sing. The next time the Association me,
together. 1t might be to commemorate the
birth and death Of Henry Clay.-That
great light is fast going out. We saw It
fade day by day, and, by sum degrees, his
was nearing to the Western horizon.-
How sad TO witness its decline Bnt il
Will come back TO us in all It's brightness.
The speaker saw him. day by day, as he
faded away as he sunk to his rest-ard
he saw how he contemplated his last end /,
with Christian soul gazing upon that ap.
proaching event which must soon over
take hm: 1t our prayers and wishes
could avail, he would long live to bless
his country. But wemust bow to the de-
mands of fate; and there is one thing
which gives consolation. When he is gone
calumny viii have done its worst, its last
deep and damnable effort. Then. md
then alone. viii his heart feel that felicity.
which just God will award snch patri.
otlsm and devotion. as has never been par
alleled !"
In his speech, Mr. Ewing passed no
bic and feeling eu!ogium upon Henry Clay
He was warmly aPplaudcd throughout.
Erastus Brooks. Esq, ofthc New York
Express, responded 10 the toast 10 the
press and made an excellent speech.