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Iadelphia nominations stand as already sent.
rONEESSIOV oC N1IpDcp

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-Carson Emmous, awaiting
Tor the murder Of Christopher Sooban has con-
esspd that The murder was perpealed BY his accomplish
cnpe, while he was with him. precisely testified
Vial
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We are requested say that MIR. VIM Power, the Del
cgate county OF Brunswick viii mol oe candidate
for reelection.
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BALTIMORE, MaRcH 25.-sales OF 700 bills Flour a,
81 IT,
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Ii would seem by the following extract from the n oFR
Trbuncs Canada correspondent that the objects oil aoo
ton phanophy have better appreciation OF the peculiar
institution" than their patrons prepared TO reaze
mos, extraordinary circumstance took place n snort
time ago in the way Of trading in human flesh by parties IN
Canada man named Smith, residing in the township OF
Trafalgar entered utoa speculation OF ths nature WIN TWO
Young negroes The agreement was that they should go
Sou tha, Smith should dispose Of his partners IN me sc-
cuaton in the slave Market they relying on the ability TO
escape from the ser,ude which they were 10 allow Them
selves TO be lraudueny sod after WHICH the booty was TO
be The common punder Of the three strange ms
was sham: for the journey was undertaken
and the sale was actually nadc bu, the escape has 10 pc
heard Probably the acting partner wh" mas ela'hc 70
Canada with cash in his hand is not ANXIOUS 10 Sc. me
arrival of The missing claimants TO share IN the III ac-
oucd hn;v but The mother Of the lads who are brothers,
Ia greatly concerned about her and refuses 10 DC COM
orted believing they MOI, kindred case Ct oaser nue.
has cn. light. free negro recently came mere " 'nAe
wife of his color The grs father was epnted 10 pos
spss ard s sess considerable property he gave me
laughter in N agc but like prudent man, kept his ca>h
This did not t the matrimonial specialization snrh lc
fellow proved Gund he resolved ~ make something "n' u
The mp viii il BE- believed he took his bride 10 o sase
hanples her and putting the proceeds into his pocket
went along S >roundrel way The father has " ms Guy
in search 0. daughter whom G regard, oil nestnaoe 'a"e
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CONCORD ELECTION.
CONCORD, n. H. March 26-At the Charter election yes
terday The democrats were successful carrying wards out
OF I. There choice for mayor.
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APPOINTMENT OF CADErS.-lhc following appoint
81 carts % nc Military icatcmytp Take elect On
m first iaY al June next haze made Mary lanh-
2riarl H. Br"e! Isl district: WIliIan q McCiiii ~:
Thomas D. COckey, 81; William }. Eya"s, 5h. Frenla-
fnnnas q Baylor IL district Richnri K Mead" ~ -:
Ellison corrnr 7h; Richa Murphy, I0hi william ) Par
ran INK William Smith l2,h North CaroIna-S"a-
mon WILLIAMS 5h districts John I. Wus!ow, Tn; Louynn
T. Warren 9,h Prnnsy Wilmer Bedford, 81 dis
rcI; " lillian Fl Bell 7ih; Chnrtcs T. Tyler, l2ini James
Starlight, l3,h John r Mraser of Va has bcen appoint
81 cadet al laIIr
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loGj,un Couniy, Virginia, only rlch Ia he's dgr
cultural pcodrrllIns tut hcr mineral resources no"
atoGt GcvClnp.d. company from New York
,nkIng valuable copper = mine the form d:
| ii!s Newton. 1tCs LEasSur-
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AnlnuRNMENT OLE THE LEGISLATURE.

In answer 10 The very general socitude expressed
ry hand The probable adjournment OF Inc Legislature
we would that is Impossible TO predict Inc exact day
The Senut. have refused upon the House resolution
fixing mex, Monday the 4h April for the adlnunmenti not
50 much opposition that day from conviction
fixing day far beforehand does not secure an a
nrnmerI but ncressitaes The srea. loss ol time con'nh
ed in resolutions of rescison which are sure "
result If III day fixed upon be found too early Inc onY
business general Importance yet TO be manly ac'cu up0
the bills relating TO The revenue and taxes.
ouire patient examination and full discussion; but VIII pro-
badly be taken up during present week. 10 Inc
Of other business finally disposed Of In 'hat case '
session will hardly Iingcr beyond Monday ne1'i
io,oh.h,o hin, constitutional majority will DO left IN
hc Hou,c II the session Is protracted beyond mat day
Members are going of, three at tlme every ua''
their private and domestic glgements lmpersu'e! 's
them home They will not return. being very sure % ~
of them say, that il the Sergeant at-afms Is ee" 49,
, their constituents will protect them from his grasp
II is not improbable that the session VIII DC ofous" ~
close by the want Of constitutional majority 10 act upon
on,;o,;,, hills bcf,r. formal resolution OF adjourn
menr is agreed upon-posshy before the day liked by the
House o D. locates IF the Senate should adopt the Housa
,,soInon il would probably have the effect OF Keeping
members al their posts until the day fixed in the rcsouon
otherwise many Of su vii! leave inc capl'a, l' 'c eA
son of the mere uncertainty Of the day OF adjournment
petition bearing some five or SIX hundred names, We
understand has been Gown from one OF me western
counties, praying immediate Adjournment VI "e oouy
and very strongly deprecang further appropriations 10 pup
lie works. An expression Of pubic opinion SO pos''e anu
mposing upon subec, binding much greater favor in
The west than the east, coming from western constituency
is Indicative of very decided sentiment and excitement IN
the public mind upon the subjects OF adjournment aad a
propriaon and will probably hasten the former materially
These impatient demonstrations from the country ought not
however 10 Induce the bodies to neglect The legislation
which 10 necessary the carrying on OF the government
or 10 omit to that especial a,cnton upon The TOO long
bills upon the subject which their general importance
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MONDAY, MAacA 2S, 1883
SENATE,

a communication from the House OF Delegates "as rea
| md the bills referred.
| Mr. SHAxDs from lie committee IN General Laws repof
I'D House bill amending an ACT concerning The militia
Mr. THoaFsoS, from The committee or Agriculture &c
reported House bills 10 authorize John l.. Gienw an
EiiIah GlrnwateTs 10 erect dan across The Mort
fork nson river and incorporate The Piedmont Woo
Growing and Grazing Company
Resolutions Of enquiry were offered:
BY Mr. BALpwiS- A!lown. Increased compensation
he ,eror guard Of The pcniten,iay COMMITTEE: Mrss
BALDwIS, STANDS and STuAET.
By Mr. BALDWIN pay the clerk n The select cpnr
lee IN pryton Johusion's memorial
BY Mr. TATE-lo incorporate company {" construct
turnpike from the Rich Valley in Smyth county pl$sn
Marion, 10 the Rye Valley in said county
By Sir. THoMrsoS authorizing the Faruvile ani Buck
nehnm Plank Road Company 10 extend their road Con
ui;tee Mcs$rs THnMp4oS AMBLEa aud RARHETT Subse
uuenliy Hr. Thompson reported bill
xEHcHaN-s' arrOAL IssunAscE e1nrASy.
On motion OF ar ShEFFEY The vote by which The blI IL
cooperating the Merchants Mutual INSURANCE COMPANY
passed reconsidered. The bill amended !n
particulars On motion OF Mr. SHErrEy, read third tim
and passed
AGRICULTURAL COMMISSIONER
Mr. PARKER called up the Joint resolution offered By him
self on Saturday in relation u The election OF AqrcuI
raj Commissioner.
The whole suhcrt OF appointing an Agricultural Commits
siune discussed by Messrs PARXER, BASEL MAsos
3a"ws, AApLER. REaES and CATtETT.
On ui alr. RAss", the resolution wac laid on III
fuuc.
Mr. SAUNDERS proposed resolution nsrucring 4,
committee Agriculture, &c, enquire into The r1pcd
cncy repeating the oct Of >yn March, 1851, auihO!izn
the appointment ri an Agricultural Chemist ana Cpnm
sioEer
This resolution was discussed BY Mrssrs SAuxDEu
THuMrsoS AMI BnOwS On motion Of MIR. BASEL, il WI
or,i.iei 10 lie on Tie table
caLESpSR
Wa. then considered. The ing House bills wei
read n Third lime and passed
Auihosing The Governor 10 issnc 10 The Mount Ncrno
Guards pcrcussou lock mu>kets in lieu al those nov
their rna ;esoioD alr. TEoMAs explained lie BILL Ayes .
noes
Auhu!ising the Governor 10 Issue 10 The Chednn
Guards F.rcnssnn lock muskets Mr BALowIS eAplalro
the bill. Ayes 81, noes
Incorporating Gilncr and BraAtou Turnpike Comps
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, t.hv.m,!g. "" Yuik.
Strnrrcr i:civli,te. tirliIr:. 4 inn;"
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VI AK lSi ED.

MAaRikD the An NcAod,.t 'Eurs, ~ L,n,trar.,
"Wednesday. -! .t b. the Re-. john E!mAlds Nj JunN
iluMAS SMITH /, Mas MARY ENG. dtu ir iicDi,
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aaJ H, MADDCx, COMMISSION NEkCHAN |, kithIn"bh'
w Va will Tie sale OF Proihce, 10 ouyns ana w
SardIng Goods o,Gers and and e!
disc. Office on 18th Street snJcsos "arcHc;4:.
Fab, ll-6m
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DED1 Isl 81
Or. 3. T, SPELMkN
"a. OULD announce to the people Of Ravenne am

N OUI.D announce the people of Ravenna and
w its y:cAiy, that he has located permanently IN
his place. where he will always hold hlmsef IN readl-
es to attend to every call in his professional line In
ddton TO the insertioa of artificial teeth, plugginng
Gc particular attention will be paid to the diseases
# the mouth and gums, branch of the profession
lsually neglected.
Dr. s. Is in possession OF all the improvements which
i've the Boston Dentists the preference over those
# any other city the union; and manufacturing his
,wn neral teeth their improved plan, he can
dispense with the CLASSY aud CHASTITY appearance com
proclaim teeth. Owing 10 the absorption which
ays takes place when the roots Of the natural teeth
ire re moved 1t necessary make of teeth thai
much longer than the natural organs ever are so that
when the teeth used, Instead OF being an
,rnament, they often dsfgure the mouth: nor Vii the
of the old fashioned gum eeth obviate the dithculty
But the mprov removes every objection, and
though they composed of the materials, they
ire so constructed he much serviceabic and
iurabe, and in of accident they be repaired
with less than half the expense incurred n The repairs
IF the old kind. There verymany advantages re
suliing from these improvements, which cannot be set
forth in notice brief Those interested are there
fore invited call his office and Dr. s. will be glad
explain The advantages of this the old plan
plan which he pracced for years before he recelv
ed the Improvements. References will be gwen to
persons in this vicinity wearing teeth inserted by
him, and individual in this village who has an
entire set in both Jaws.
Office IN Seymours Block over the Post Office.
RavenDa, May 6th 1851.
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WHIT ER ARIA " G E NJ E T.
SAG - - -
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
ESARF, ROAD

an and after Wednesday, November IL. 1852 Pas.
~ senger trains will fuh daily, Sundays excepted,
follows:
Leaves Cleveland at 8:45 A. NJ. Express Train for
Wecville and Intermediate stations; 1880 p. NJ, Ac
commodaon iroln for Alliance, stopping all way
tions.
Leaves Alliance at7:lO o'clock A. NJ, Accommoda-
ton Tram for Cleveland, stopping all way stations
Leaves Weilsvlile at r. NJ, Express Train for Cleve
land and intermediate stations.
The a:45 A. NJ. Express Train from Cleveland con-
meets daily with the following lines. at Cleveland
with the Trans from Cincinnati and Columbus and
Buffalo and Dunkirk; udson with the Akron Rranc,
Railroad for Guyahoga Falls and Akron; at Ravenna
with Wards line of horse Coaches for Warren; at AL
lance with The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad; al
Bayard with Hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia and
Carrolton.
FoR PIT'TSBUR GH-The 6: AS A NJ and $3.50
Trains from Cleveland, connect Alliance with the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad for Pittsburgh forming
Two daily lines between the two cities.
FOR WIEELiNG.-The 8:45 A Nj Train from
Cleveland Wellsville with the splendid side
wheel steamers, Winchester Diurnal. the Ohio
River, for Wheeling and intermediate landings.
FOR PIfiLADEDPIfIA And B4LILHORE.-
Passengers tcketed tbrous from Cleveland either
of the above cities ra Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania
Central Rail Road for 81, and they go through by
either of the above Trains without detention.
The Accommodation Train leaving Cleveland nj 7:3O
NJ, with the Express Tram from Cincinnati
Dunkirk and Buffalo at Cleveland with the Akron
Branch Railroad at Hudson, for Cuyahoga Falls and
Akron, and with the OHIO and Pennsylvania Rail Road
Mt Alliance for Pittsburgh.
Passengers leaving Cincinnati in the morning eve
ming go direct to Pittsburgh ria Cleveland without
any detention.
| RETURNING-Pas leaving Wheeling in tho
morning, Will take the2 p NJ Express Train from Wells
ville and Passengers leaving Pittsburgh 1890 Nj
will take the same Train at Alliance at 4;l5 r NJ and
arrive in Cleveland in time connect with the Lake
Lhoie Road for New York, via Iiunkirk or Buffalo.
Also with the G d e Rtilroa6 for Columbus, Gin
cnnati. and intermediste stations
The Accommodation Train leaving Alliance at III
NJ, connects at Hudson with the Akron Brunch Raj
! Road for Cuyahoga Falls and Akron
JOHN DURAND, Superintendent.
G. q. P. Rail Road Office,
| Cleveland, Nov. Is, 1859
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$50. Dollars Ferfaif.

DIR. Hunter will forfeit $50 if failing any
of disease that under his matter
how long standing affecting. Either invited
his private rooms 3s North Seventh street Philadelphia
without fear ofnterrupon from other patients Stran-
gers and others who have been unfortunate in the selection
of physician, invited to call.
IMPoTENCY-Throush unrestrained indulgence of the
passions by sefabuse the evils
Premature mpotency involuntary seminal discharges vast
ing of the organs loss of dstaste for female
ciety general debility constitutional arrangement are
follow. If necessary, consult the doctor with
fdence; he offers perfect cure.
Read and rehect.-The afflicted would do well to reflect
before trusting their health happiness and nmany cases
their lives in the hands of physicians of this class
of maades. 1t is certainly impossible for man to
understand all the ills the human family subject to-
Every respectable physician has his peculiar branch IN
which he is more successful than his brother professors
and to that he devotes OF his time and study
Years Of practice exclusively devoted to the study and
treatment of diseases of the sexual organs together with
ulcers upon the body throat legs pains in the head
or bones mercuria sheumatism structures gravel rregu
lares diseases arising from youthful mpur
ties of the blood whereby the constitution has become
enfeebed enables the doctor to offer speedy relief to all
who may place themselves under his
Medicine forwarded to any part of the United States
Price, S. and $10 per package. 11s5-1y
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ES ULA Pa Us

or. EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSlCIA"-
vyHE For,ieth Edition. with One HHndred Egfa f az.
ngs showing Diseases and d f1@ TO ~hie is
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% 80, ;nortance TO married people, o; those con-
iemP'a'ihg n1ViIJIAM YOUNG, M. D.
-, M father be ashamed 10 present copy of the
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ave Let no young man woman into the Sc
rret obligations of married life, without reading The
Iocket EscuiapIus. Let no suffering from hack
nisd cough, Pan in the Side, restless light
feelings, and the whole train of DysPepc sensations,
and given up by their physicians, be another moment
without consulting the Escuapius. Have the married,
those about 10 be married mpedment read this
truly useful book, as 1t has been the of saving
thousands of unfortunate from The jaws
of death.
II Any person sending a5 cents, enclosed in let
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copies i'll be sent for 81. ss-E-
Address, tpust-paid DIR. WM. YOUNG,
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fAPE2A FIann ,s--a fe pieces Opera Flannels, for
" sacks onep Fig'dG rey Mixed, for slcks just
we'd al ii l. " X DAYS.
November s =
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THE superiority of the
leore compound over all
otiiers fnrille cure of this
class of difficulties, and
he only remedy in a large
portion of such cases, the
mn numbers now
'llicted and uPon beds of
sickness, or otherwise
suffering withou. a rene
dy, are our Inducements
10 ITS preparation ard dis
seminatlon througi:ou-
the country.
Oar knowledge of the
superior remedial pow
ers of this composition
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CHRIS TlfAS q. NEW YEARS. PRESENTS.
TUS T reed some very fine Muffs and Victor
y nes, Just the Thing for Chri tnas or New
Years Present JAS. TWllT.
Raw 49,
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.Everv Family should have a Copy

61EVefy family ShOHId MAVe Il COpys"
Au htralna6le Book, only 25 cts per copy.
MAN, Know THYsELF.
EAR. Hunters Medical Manual and Hand Book for
- the afflicted Containing outline of the or gin
progress and of every form of disease
traced by promscuous sexual intercourse by seabuse
by sexual excess with advice for their prevention;
written in familiar STYLE avoiding all medical techncal
tes and everything that would offend the of decency
from the result of 20 years successful practice, exc
svely devoted the of diseases of delicate pr
yate nature.
eases, and treatise tile symptoms and o
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will be forwarded to any part of the
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1856 Post Office, the author IS North Seventh street
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SHOULDER Braces Supporters and Trus-
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$500 CHALLENGE.

UET HATEYEii the health and happiness oil
w people, all lines of the most valuable I'M
portance take for granted that person VIII dc
all in their power the lives of their children anu
that every person Will eIeavor to promote tneir own
health at all sacrifices feel be duty to solem-
My you that Worms according to the opinions OF
the celebrated physicians the primary cause OF
large majority of diseases which children qnd adults
iable if you have appetite continually changea-
BILE from kind of food another, bad BREATH pam III
the stomach picking the noSe hardness and lulness oil
The belly dry cough slow fever pulse irreguiarremem
Der that all these denote Worms and should at once
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1R Z ia Ha u &I m R vae
~. MRS. OLIVE NJ. COLLINS, woud respect.
~ fully announce TO the Ladies Of this village, and
vicinity that she has opened new Millinery Shop, and
having Just received from New York the
LATEST FASHIONS and NE WEST STYLES,
hopes by prompness and attention, to merit share of
patronage. .--
~ Shop at residence, two Doors North of Hall s
Book Store, opposite the Academy.
. sysnna oct. III 1852 1885,
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CLOTHING! CLOTIfINGy!
Sec6ud Edition of Oak Hall,

A RE now receiving large supply of Fall and
n Winter Clothing, such as Over Goats, Dress Goats,
Frock FroeEeets and Sacks Reeing Jackets Bows Jack
cts &c 800 par Partaoons all styles 300 Vests of every
quality 100 pair Over Ais Shirts, Under Shirts Drawers
Gloves Hosery Stocks and Crayats all of which will be
sold cheap at the store OF Ii l. DAY.
November . 1862.
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EN w Seymour will pay the highest market pricetor
q Cheese, Butter, Dried Fruit, and other produce
his STORE.
Oct. l5l852
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REA d..
Youth and Manho0
A VIGOROUS LIFE. OR A PREMATURE
DE4ItH

KinkeIim on Self-PreserVatIOn!
Only 25 CENTS.
This Book just published, is filled with useful inform
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The value, advice and impressive warning it gives,
will prevent years of misery and suffering, and
annually thousands of lives
Parents by reading it. will learn how to prevent the
destruction of their children.
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(post tpaId) and be cured at home
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FWxRUNKS. Yalises and Carpet Bags-a fresh supply
q lust received Mt the Eagle Clothing Store, which
will be put at low figures. Cali and see them.
Sant I059 sSl--
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Afflicted Read.
Ph5IadeIDslia Medical FEoRsp.
ESTABLISHED IS YEARS AGO, BY
n e. RENK e. LIN

ESTABt-iSAED YEARS AGO, BY
Dfs. RENK e E4lN,
North West Corner of Third and Union streets, be-
tween Spruce and Pine streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
WNFTEEN years Of extensive and uninterrupted prac-
4 iice spent IN this city, have rendered DIR. X the
expert and successful prac onef far and near
the treatment all diseases of private nature. Persons
afflicted with ulcers up on the body throat, legs,
pain the head or bones, mercural rheumatism.
strctures gravel disease arising from youthful
impurities Of the blood whereby the constitution
has become enfeebled are all treated with success.
He who places himself under The care of Dr. X. may
reigiously eonfde in his honor as a gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill physician.
T.3KE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by GER
tain practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned
from evil companions, school-the effects OF which
are nightly feteven when asleep, and destroy both
mind and body-shouid apply Immediately, Weakness
and constitutional de blty loss of muscular energy,
physical lassItude and general prosraton rritablty,
and all nervous affections, indigestion, sluggishncss
ofthe liver and every disease in any way connected with
the disorder of the provocative functions, cured and
full vigor restored.