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P.fEE ORE.T'G,

EOHN c. GRIFFIN respectfully announces en to the citizens of Helena, and surrounding country that he has opened Shop in Helena for the purpose of carrying on the above busi ness in all its various branches,-and he feels confident of being able to render entire satisfac- ton 10 al. who m ay favor him with their custom. Shop three do0ys north of Raileys & Hor- nor's store, Front street.
 Sept. Is, 1852.
 P. S.-I am receipt of Scouts American Fashions for the ensuing Fall and Winter
 J. G. c,
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IMPORTANT DIsCovERY.-We were yester- day shown an article of Molasses manufac- tured from water melons, which was superior to the best cane Molasses. It was made by gentleman living in the northwestern part of this county, merely as an experiment. The process is simply this: The water is extracted by pressure from the pulp of the melon, and boiled about four hours.
 We regard this as an important discovery, for every family who raises water melons can thus manufacture Molasses for home con- sumption, which will be the means of saving much money that is now expended for that ar tcle.
 We doubt not that sugar of good quality could be made from the water melon.
 ~~~~~~-~~~~-~-~-~-~~
 J. C. PALMER, EsQ.-This gentleman having reached home few days since, has al- ready entered upon the discharge of his duty as Elector. He left on Thursday lastto fill the hrst.appointment on to day, at Lawrence vile, in Monroe county.
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DRY GOODS,

consisting in part of the following: Brown sheetings and shirtings, bleached do.; heavy Lowels, cottonade, blue drillings, brown and bleached do.; bed tckings; linen drllings; mus quito nettings; fancy dress goods, alpacas, mus lin de lanes, mus. de swiss; balzarnes, cotton yarns, carpet warp, batting, carpeting; spoil cotton, gloves, hosiery, etc. Also,
 eFTOCeT3eS.-Coffee tea, molasses, refn- ed crushed and brown sugars, allspice, pepper nutmegs, cloves, indigo, madder, ginger, tea vinegar, candles, starch powder, shot, lead, etc.
 sfariIWare.-Tab and pocket cutlery grain and brier scythes; trace, log, ox ard fifth chains; hoes, shoyels and spades, steel corn mills; mill, cross cut and hand-saws; files, tea kettles, enamelIed kettles, castings and hollow ware, butts and screws, tap-hinges; chopping, broad, and hand axes, trowes, rat traps, curry combs, steel and iron squares; bench, moulding, match and brace planes.
 Hats.-Fine Beaver, Moe-skln, Panama Leghorn, and palm-leaf hats; also, Caps.
 kse0Ry-assecf3e GyOthsNS.-Fine dress cloth and drad d'ete Goats, cashmere Pants, anC a full assortment of spring and summer Cloth ing.
 aTgedicines.- .-Sulphate Quinine, Calo mel, Blue Mass, Epson Salts, etc. Also Paints and Oils.
 Funiture.-They will keep constantly on hand general assortment of Furniture, consist ing of Bed-steads, Bureaus, Ward-robes, Chairs Sofas, Mattresses, work-stands, wash-stands Cribs, etc. Also, window Sash, of all sizes window blinds, doors, etc.
 Cooking Soves-Of which we have ex- celent variety. Iron-Bar, slab, and rod iron; hoop do.; cast.steel, wrought and cut Nails horseshoe do.; finishing nails, etc.4~
 SfatiOnery.-School Books, blank Books memorandas; cap and letter Paper; black and blue Inks, Inkstands, quills, sates, steel pens pencils, etc.
 SadAery.-Ladies' and mems Saddles; bri dies, halters, martingales, surcingles and girths horse collars; extra bride reins and rings, etc All of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms H. P. COOLIDGE &J Co. Helena MaY "A, '5l.
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UIP JouN c. PALMER, Wing candidate for elector, will add dress his fellow citizens at the following times and places, viz: Lawrenceville, Monroe Co. Sept. 18th. Esq Brooke's, Hampton Township, Mon-
 roe Go. Sept. 20th.
 Gainsville, Green Co. Sept. 27th. Wlievlle, Green Go, Oct. Isl. Bolivar, Poinsett Co. Oct 4th. Mt. Vernon, St Francis Co. Oct 9th Columbia, Chicot Co. Oct llth. Napoeon, Desha Go. Oct. 18th. Helena, Phillips Co. Oct 30th., Where he will be pleased to meet any of his fellow electors.
 Helena, Sept. Ilth, 1852.
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NhNE BOX containing seven pair fine calf WW skin boots, with long legs and red tops. One large hat box, containing hat marked "Isaac Frankel," lot of merchandise and set of dominos.
 One fine piece red window curtains.
 One do do worsted.
 One ream of Writing Paper.
 One large and two small carpet bags.
 August29. J. LEVY.
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STEAMER CoLUMBUs.-In our recent visit to St. Louis we went up on this oat,-and we take pleasure in recommending her to the travelling community as being everything that could be desired in a steamboat, .. c. in the way of comfort, salty and speed. She is one of the best boats on the western waters, and IS commanded by one of the oldest and most experienced river men-Capt. ROBERT SMITH, and her clerk, GOODRICH, is Prince of a fellow, who seems to take a pride in consult ing the comfort of his passengers. In fact all the officers are sober, gentlemenly men, who fully understand their business. And we must say that the bar-keeper, "George," knows thing or two about his peculiar voca- ton.
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House for Sale.

2EA PERSONS wishing 10 purchase ;::;JA. a comfortable dwelIng-house are ssssGA reqested to call upon tie under signed. To the House is attached good kitchen and stable, and also, an excellent weII-generaIly considered the best well of water in Helena. The house is located in a pleasant part of town, and is a desirable place for family residence.
 MARGARET UNDERWOOD.
 Inlv 2I 1852
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Fresh Drugs & Medicines,
COMFORT & KING,

Ohio Street, Helena ArkS.
 EMAVE on hand large and well-selected A E supply of fresh and genuine Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Glassware, Surgical Instruments, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery Stationery, etc., which they are offering to sell on lower terms than they were ever offered in this market. Their stock is large and Planters and Physicians may rest assured that ;hey will get fresh and genuine medicines. Planters, Physicians, and others are requested to call and examine before purchasing They are selling ,;;. usual erms to punctual customers, and all orders trvm the country will secure prompt at- tention. Their stolc is on Ohio sstreet Tn the house lately occupied by H. A. Badham as a law office. Below they mention tew leading
Southern shield., 1852-09-18

Another !Scientyic Wonder Important 10 Oyspeptics. cs.-Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON'S PEP SIN, The True Digestive Fluid, Gastric Juice, pre- pared from RENNET, or the FOURTH STOMACH THE OK, after directions of Baron Leibg the Phys iological Chemist, by J. s. HOUGHTON, M D., Philadelphia. This is truly a wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation and Debility, curing after NATURES OWN METHOD, by NATURE's OWN AEGNr, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pamphlets containing Scientific evidence oft value, furnished by agents gratis See notice among Medical Advertisements.
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Eg. E'. COOEEE E &' Cfe.
 WHOLESALE & RETAIL

Commission S' Forwarding Merchants.
 YWYHE subscribers having received their -M SPRING g. SUMMER stock, are now prepared to supply their customers with goods at very moderate prices. They will endeavor at all times to keep on hand complete stock of
Southern shield., 1852-09-18

DlED-ln this county, on the 8th inst, WILLIAM HENRY, infant son of Rev. John B. and Sarah A. Groves, aged years months and 27 days
Southern shield., 1852-09-18
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT.
 FOR VICE PRESIDENT: w NJ. A. G K A Ii A NJ,
 OF NORTH CAROLINA.

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. JOHN c. PALMER, of Phillips. PETER k. ROUNSAVILLE, of Ouachta TURNER l.. GREEN, of Johnson. FRED. ". TRAPNALL, of Pulaski.
Southern shield., 1852-09-18
Y ARRY HILL.

JNo. H. FILBURN, Master. JAS McCoRD, Clerk W iLL ia, leave S,6 Memphis ln1 i Saturday evening" regular trips throughout the season-leaving Memphis and New Orleans every alternate Sa- turday.
 The Harry Hill'' has been thoroughly re- paired, and rendered every way suitable for the trade. Sept. IS.
Southern shield., 1852-09-18
First Arrival of Spring Goods.

WE are in receipt of of small lot of elegant dress goods, for the ladies--Capes, Collars, Lin en-Cambric Hdks, Jewelry, Watches, &c.- Also fine black French cloths, Cassimers, Vest ings, Kid gloves, &c.-Which we are offering unusually low. HICKS & BUMPASS.
 Helena, April 3, 1852.
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NLOUR-A superior article Ohio Flour va A rious brands, i'll store and for sale by
 Anril 24. F.-F. HOWERTON.
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on the ChancerV side, Tn vacation, Oc-
 tober 18th, 1852.
 Henry L. Biscoe, Sanford CO
 Faulkner, John Drennen,
 Luther Chase, and James
 H. Walker as Residuary
 Trustees of the Real Estate
 Bank of the State of Ar BW 10 fore
 kansas, complainantS. close M0,t-
 rS. gage, Sc. George w. Underhll, as Ad-
 ministrator of Walter D.
 Dabney, deceased. and
 James w. Dabney, Lucy
 $. Dabney, John H. Dab
 ney any Edward NJ. Dab
 ney, defendants.
 VEVHlS day come the said complainants by -M their solicitors, and filed their bill in this cause, the object of which is 10 forecose a mortgage executed by said Walter D. Dab ney 10 said Bank, to set aside the several conveyances, made for the purpose of vest ing the title to the lands therein mentioned, in the said James w. Lucy S., John H. and Edward M., and to subject said land to the payment of the debts due by said Walter D. Dabney in his life time, 10 said Bank;- and it appearing by an affidavit attached to said Bill, that they, ths said James w. Dab ney, Lucy $. Da0ney, John H. Dabney and Edward M. Dabney are not residents of this State; on motion of said complainants it is order that they be notified by the pub lcation of this order for the number of times and within the time prescribe by law, in the Southern Shield, a newspaper printed at Helena, in this State, of the pendency of this suit, and that unless they shall, on or before the first day of the next term of this Court, at Court 10 be holden at the Court house in the county aforesaid, on the second Monday in November, A. D. 1852, and then and there, plead, answer, or demur 10 said Bill the same will as to them, be taken for confessed and decree entered according lv in said cause.
 O.P. LYLES, Clerk
 A true copy from the Record. Attest: o. P. LYLES, Clerk.
 September Is, IS52.-24-
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Quinine, Tartarc Acid, Morphine, Oil black Pepper, Camphor Window g ass ot all CaIome. sizes, Rhubarb Pearl Starch, AIoes, Lamp Oil, Cal Magnesia, White Lead, Castor Oil, Turpentine, Laudanum, Alcohol, Paragorc, Red Lead, Iodide Potass, Litharge, Cayenne Pepper, Indigo, Opium, Prussian Blue, BIistering Ointment, Iodine, Mercuria Ointment, No. 6, Cream of Tartar, Sugar of Lead BiCarb Soda,
 Dr. Biling's .4stringent Syrup.
 Patent Medicines of all descriptions,
 Helena March 29, 1851.
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In the Circuit Court of Crittenden cosnty, on the Chancery side, in Vacation, Oc- tober 18th. 1852.
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Ar HoME-After an absence of ten or twelve days, we are again at our post. Whilst absent the paper was conducted by our late partner, Mr. F. NJ. TAYLOR, to whom we tender our thanks for the ability he display ed and the interest he manifested for its ad- yancement.
 
 To OUR PATRONs.-As we have recently went to considerable expense in purchasing new materials for our office, we hope those in arrears will see the necessity of paying up. We do not wish to be considered importunate, but will not attempt to disguise the fact that we want money.
 ~~~~~-~~-~-~---~-~-~~~-~ Etas The upper rivers are very lOW,-n0t more than four and half feet water in the Mississippi above the mouth of the Ohio and falling. There is, however, plenty of water for navigation between this and Carlo. HGg See card of steamer Hurry HiH in another column.
 EE9 we call dIleullOu tO tuc CdIC ol MI GRIFFIN, tailor, in another column.
 
 eey@A Benton Democrat was elected Speak CT of the House of Representatives of the Mis- ,souri Legislature at its recent meeting.
 ~1~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DSg= It affords us pleasure to say that the River and Harbor Bill passed Congress pre- yious to adjournment.
Southern shield., 1852-09-18
Administrators Sale.
TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN,
 KNOW YE.

 TwyHAT l, Abraham King, as Admistra- -H tor of the Estate of Reuben King, de- ceased; will make application to the Court of Probate of the County of Phillips, State of Arkansas, at Term thereof, commence ing on the first Tuesday after the third Monday in October, 1852, at the Court house, in said county, for an order 10 sell the Northwest part of the Southwest quar- ter of the Moses Perry Confirmation, num- Der -, in township number one South, in Range number four Fast, being fifty four acres lying and being situate in said coun- ty.
 For the payment of debts, &c.
 ABRAHAM KING,
 Administrator of the Estate of Reuben King, decd.
 Sentember f, 1852,
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Dcg@ It affords us pleasure to say that the River and Harbor Bill passed Congress pre- yious to adjournment.
Southern shield., 1852-09-18

Henry L. Biscoe, Sanford c. : Faulkner, John Drennen, Luther Chase, and James H. Walker, as Residuary Trustees of the Real Estate Bank of the State of Ar kansas, complainantS.
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G. LOCK- Esq, Auctoneer and Real Estate Broker Memphis Tenn, is the authorized agent for this paper ct
Southern shield., 1852-09-18

A true copy from the Record. Attest: o. P. LYLES,
 Clerk. September Is, lS52.--24-
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eGg@A Benton Democrat was elected Speak CT of the House of Representatives of the MiS souri Legislature at it's recent meeting.
Southern shield., 1852-09-18
Lost !! !!

November l5, 1851
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Saturday, September l9, l852,
Southern shield., 1852-09-18

George w. UnderhiIl, as Ad- ministrator of Walter D. Dabney, deceased, and James w.. Dabney, Lucy $. Dabney, John H. Dab ney any Edward NJ. Dab- nev. defendants.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-26
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.


ls Gold Come ebLsries his IihnRss re SONG
sr -.si sc. a.I !: 80 -if
NEw Yotnf uy a2-Thc steamer UniltdaStates has
rived from Anwa She brings 44U passengers $3.50 600
in specie and California dates OF the 18th utinp.
The excitement relative to The Jenny Lind Theatre had
nearly subsidized Injunction having been eatcd restrict
anr theuururities from paying the purchusn monty.
great fire had occurred at Sonofo by:~hrh the city
almost entirely destroyed 1t supposed TO have been tho
work of an inCeudmry. :"e ',r ~. u 8 I
Mexican bandtiniesed the Ga. 'n'H t'
l. The fire Sonora commenced Fday morning the
18th ult alte after O'Clock. III brokn oup.ia building
in the Plaza called the Hotel do France facing Wash
ington The whole orern end or ,e dry from tho
place weet conmencedf up 10 the Barnu House. the
main street, has been CONSUMED. '!a q 'Hl'S
The whole city has been consumed whahe exception OF
fey tercd buildings The skirts great portion
of the suburbs Of Sonora was also CONSUMED. ~:
The safes in all the banking houses weteeserved with
injury; also therecords OF rie conrss.:': "''s
CrnIg,connues alt thou9hrhe country Muir
der robbees and all other viii nles rpeassat Lynch
law Is still in demand. "'i.'
The IMMERSION Carson creek ayerasingrweyc dollars
per day. ... 4. -"'l :. ioo g.
The United States surveying schooner Baltimore arrived
Asmrs The oth;o:resume the survey o'the Coum
serious outbreak threatened omongahe tSfoops
der Major Hntszelman at'the month OF the Cha.
Advces from Oregon that the democrats had carried
both branches OF the Territorial Legislature . -
DEATH OF TWO EMIN ENT BISHopS-1'he 'ele.
graph informed The reader yesterday of thedeal Of Bishop
Hcnshaw Fredeeki on the GOTH and dday We have
intelligence Of The death of Bishop Chance asnthe same
place. Bishop Hensaw has besn well known as pns'or o
ST. Peters Protestant EbiscphlChurch in this city "r@
subsequently Bishop OF Rhode Island s1tht
his Su,e for Bishop Whittingh onlEs evening"
ohs.nca In performed this n,orrtang IN ST.
peres Cnurc after whichi will be c0nveYetas 7pvd
Bi.hOp Chance born In this city, eddcated atsS Mary
olepsnf which he was formerly Presidenp anaa ap-
pointed Bishop of Natche2 few years ueo i1m Cathoc
Church loses one Of their best BY his demise and
the many who knew him in Baltimore, will lament the o,ath
Of a true friend and much loved pasto-l Fridoys Bat
Argus.
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The Democrats in Augusta understand, are expecting
Mr. Wise TO be with them Tomorrow. lie tet mere on
Ins.dov everinp and is compelled 90 10 Kentucky on
business which keep him there several wecSS lie goes
By Tho WY OF Baltimore and Wheeling nnd w return TO
his home Through the Valley c"unucs, wt'n We nope w,
, l.; ,ose. eounss will have the pleasure of listening
70 his luquenr appeals behalf of the canddatos 81 IN
for n,sitea sand Vice Pc'idc"s BON .. 7.
y; nd I,u. Mason were solicited stay and adoit -
ma ucon. nj Abemarc Monday, court day. ou' me!
@ hmneed TO 10 aYe as the business o tEe Uni
'e's'' 'S't'' GChuriottesriNe J1tfSoniqH.
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EREAT EIRE.

ST, JoHs's Ngw BRuSs~icx, Juiy TT gssa. ',e M Ic
cn1rsd NJ 81 Stcpbens recently, destroyingparte q Nc
phaas saw mill! seven houses and vas, quanity Of INN
brr II is still raging, and the loss thus iar'is ESTIMATED "
TERRlBLE GALE AND LOSS OF LlFE.-A terrible I,
gale lately happened In the Gnf OF ST. Lawenca ps
;he Barque Irus,y, from EngIand was oflvsn rc
IA lives lost, The schr Alliance SHARED sni!is "'e %
the Islands Of 81, pans and all hands on SoaIa
Rides these Is schooners were wrecked ncat
,ts md ob pfIos are reported tohare oeennto"Eea.
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TfE SAMUEL DAVIS INSTITUTE.


- u AT HALIFAX COURT HOUSE. VA. a...u, u,
under theare, control w H. PRESBYTERY and has
for It's obs the oruugh intellectual and religious training
OF youth trH duties OF life. -
j has tehrse years OF s existence, aequss reputation
which deserS dhd hooughneSs It's instruction anu
irmhess and hay in rs government: &;
The course nkudyjs extensive embracing more than na th
regular and Young me,o sradua
best si lops Thunughnes Is the grea opec ann
ed and thereto attention bestowed on the ndlnen'
they do the basis sasUund scholarship and Improvement =
The government the School and Taera NO etors
spared stuLous habits. deeorons behavior atd
prompt and cDbedence Scrupuous exercised pre-
fundamental laws oihe Institute The Professors sha
maintain tsaht oV&ehof life students all tines both N and
out School; No sa buy anything TN credit ex
upon express pepsson from his guardian rnstruc
temptation lSossacy Will be cast IN te path OF tne stu
dent, unfess be foolish pride or lnconderaie
Ce Trustees and PrJrs hereby enter their solemn po:es
REGULATIONS the ScptUre and ia the Caechsn Is INCLUDED
the study Of eac day are opened
Slossl by reading The scpurss and prayer..-
Circular showing tlandng of Students both as 10 hdY ara
and guardians twice session.
Of the place. ond all question: good as any part o
The Faculty Rev. lIIenry Smith A. NJ. Principal md Pro
essor Greek who also charge Of the religious INSTRUCTION o.
the student Mr r. H. Gives, A. Professor OF Mathealies
and sfictof III tile Enelh Department, and Mr. George White
A. D., Professor Of Latin at Assistant nthe English Department
EERMS. ~. !,
Tuition the Eng sh aloh So month"; tuition IN tue
Including the Eng lepatnens s4 per m%nt chaIgS
Janor services 0cts ssion Board S. and sV er moh
including fuel, 1sh's, washihi &c. 'r
No extra anst Theyear divided into ses
sions The mel session wilo Inc subscriber
will take a few baardsra toto h family next session
July 22-cGw -, /, JSO..A. SCOTT, Ssc'y BOARD.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
EASTWOOD SCI
-, .Ny n

EASTWOOD 'SCHOOL NEAR STAUNTON.
~, .li' u .-: :.,i'isY PIKE POWERS -.t.
rENE session OF this school will begin Angus
Il and close the last OF May following 80, ,a
course Esrucon embraces ihe usual o
the Latn Greek French and German languages Mathematics
phSScal s'.a - sl'' !
and tuiunten months 8 payable hal
first OF August and halls abe first af January. III
Further be had the teacher
Inl 2S-cn y. IL.
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n1o,n i, ,s,ertoItimor. sun saws /:

The House has passed the Senate appointment bill
without, amendmsnt. The chairman Of he Judiciary com
mi,tee like reasonable man. he is Yeded hs objections
lied representative for her FRACTION, and she will retain
her present number Of six eprcsenatites California VIII
retain her Two mfmbrs and the whole number OF repre-
in future from the embarrassment hat may arise from 'e
destructon Of the census returns from, any district.
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For .te Enquirer.
invoke the unbiased attention of every Southern pa
mot "hg or Democrat, the consideration Of The
ed iaeS. The three popnous States Of the Union
New ork, Pennsylvania and Ohio-he first S5
TO! the r'esidencY the second 81 aud the third 25naking
their aggregate o5 votes TIE entire vote of she Northern
free STATES is 6J by which il appears HE three
named hall the ruiq Of au ihe .StbS ninGs the
fractions Again, Of the S3 given STATES above
named 40 were in fave! OF The Cnmproms, and 43 against
it, being majority plus s. opposed 10 The Compromise
This is what ac Nis Jnu!nas designate ie.uTMos-
the New York delegation II 10. Fillmore and - ior
Sewari, pvbnston ard SGu'!, Iii I:lsIn with dhe Compo
mise and Compromise yota- II shoud 4e borne in mind
that tie three prominent States c.se Jpn their !ocai
~ and intercourse tbe 0aly STATES ihAt practically in
teefe in collision with Southern Interests mat
they give majority against the Conplomse and sustain
the pretensons Of military Ad.enurrr, ssaed 10 the pro-
frssi0n n regular soldier from ocyhood TO- dsclEng age
whose ambition and arrogance only sqpaGdby his vhni
and imbcry and whose patriotism Is copflSed in that
cgDsc character Of the alphabet, bYselt l. or he
would beer Etrncd Ia the irpspgs OF the pro
'cypco the higher law for his support aud nominatlon
veal 10 the bccsts of party prcJudlcc the essuon Of VIM
field Scott is virtually The election OF Hm, Seward, and
his election 10 la; qf BepGdir Arnold indcu
Tin. results less be deprecated Than. .dsqnion, il not
civil war % The contrary the election Of Pierce and King
will c0nirm not only IN the granite hte but
thrUug ghQut the Union. -, VI CREDO SStlBo.
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.lIIEAI.THl QE CINCINNATM

m C,sc,SSkrK Joy PA statement is pnbiisfh To-Day
signed by twenty-five? of the principal physEans o. te cy
IN which they say that cholera only prevails "a isolated
ases and tina The ensrn health OF the population iu
as good as during: any july in the last leu years.
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REMOVAL.

nIDEY JOHNSTON have removed the recently oe.
D ciie bv Messf GRY Co No las Eagle Square
vee tev are receiving andopenGs large and
staple andFancy Dry Goo H. n which they invite he
attention oi their former and the public generally
TO TIE PATRONS OF THE LATE CONCERN OF GAY, Ma
TIIEWS u co, AND TIE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
Having tua,i salesman IN the Dry Goods STORE OF
Es DrpLEY JoHSsroS successors 10 Messrs GAY MATTHEWS
whose employ have sent TO he
,ae aud Of staple and arcy Dry Goode just Ee.
r snd opened by hsm. feeling WARRANTED 10 assuring ie
a M position aided by The accommodating and liberal
aisiatIian. WILLIAM u FEhuosoN;
6 4 ,