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Wool SALEM EyoLAND.-W llmer&Smith's
Times OF tie 23d uIt, says:
The public sales Of Wocl by Messrs.
Hughes and Eanald brought together Il
large number of buyers, almost exclusively
from the home trade; The biddings were very
spirited, and the result satisfactory. Some
ire colonial, the first clip, fnet wltha good
demand, at prices about equal to those OF
the Lyndon sales in FEBRUARY and March
For East India the competition was very
brisk, and advance Of from Fl 70 ID D ID. on
the Marchsal prices was realized, the great
er advance being on the better qua,ities.--
Egyptian participated in nearly the same
degree, both as to demand and enhanced
value.
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AssENpLY.-The
General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church, (Old SchooI) will hold It's next an
nual meeting in the Central Church. in
Philadelphia, on Thursday, the 19.hof May.
In abiding to this mcesing, the Prcsbyte-
rian to fill the vacant chair in the Theolo-
gical Seminary in Princeton viii be amatter
Of Importance. The filling also ola vacan-
cy in the Western Seminary, and the loca-
tiny and organizing the Seminary, for the
Great West, will render the meeting Of the
next General Assembly one of much mnre
than ordinary interest.
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UxoaSE'3
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
Yellow DOCK ROOT,


TyHfS is a Purely Vegetable Compound. scientih-
i cally prepared from The best Roots and Herbs Of
ths Maleia Medica, and has gained an unrivaled
reputation Tor the following ELECTS, viz;
Regulating and strengthening the Liver and Digest
i've Organs, and Cleansing Inc Stomach and Bowels,
and thus CURING oil bilious Diseases, Liver Com
paints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Costlyeness, Piles,
Headache, Fever and Ague, ~Jaundlcei Nausea, Loss
OF Appetite, &c, and causing the food TO nouTlsh and
support every part, PURIFYING TIE BLOOD, and thus
entIng all hunl0Es, CHtaneous ETuQtionst Scroieia,
Salt kheum, Erysipelas, Scald Head, Canket, Fun
pies on the tace, Biotshes, Ulcers, 1umoTs, MeTcu'
rial Disease, = ancers, &e., &c.
Regulating the SecTet0ry Organs, and by enabling
them TO perform their proper functions, preventing
and curing many painful uud dangerous diseases;
SFiehSsheAlng anu Quieting the Nervous system,
thus ahaylng Nervous Irritation, and curing all Di-
seases Oh the Nerves, ashys,eTia, NeuTalgIa, cramps
&c. IL IS unrIyaled IN tie cure Of all
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
as Weakness, General Debility, Irregularity, Oh
structions, Swelling OF the Feet, Limbs, Joints, &c,
caused by weakness; also, Lung and THRoAr CoM-
PLAINrs, as Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Consumption,
&c.i also, ptopsy-
Having made use of the Compound Syrup of Yel-
low Doch Root, prepared by Z. MORSE &CO.; either
ourselves, or III our families, and finding it to be u
very ~saiutury and e]iiectuai preparation, we do most
cheeltuliy recommend It to the public as very valu-
able medicine. -
h. Bourne. Esq, Cashier National Bank, Proyi-
TtAtSi - IL u. " hrGHttAi Aals Su5tiA0I LINZ
Rock Bank, do, do, Rev. William Phillips, Rev. J.
L. Richmond, G.. ). Jones, editor Providence Gen.
Adyt VIM. iie.d, NJ. ". {. NJ, Cyrus Fisher, Nj. L.
Ii. T., James hutchinson, d.. -, Dea, V. ]. Bates,
Doct. Beng. Colby, and one hundred others oil the
most respectable families OF Providence.
lhis certlh,s tAat J have Tor a number OF years
been acquainted with tue composition and mode of
Manufacture Of 1IoEsL's CCMIuvND . YRuP OF IELow
DOCK Eoyf. i nave also been acquainted with its
tAoiu5 o9erandl IN disease, and can say that in all
respects At Is admirably calculated 10 remedy thar
class OF Diseases tOr which il was designed. 1t is es-
pecIaLiy yaiuabso III Indigestion ana al It's attendant
symptoms, II t.clteI tu1leBlihy action the Liver, re-
moves Iorpor, and inactivity OF this Organ, and
stimulates healthy action in all the system. AS q
DE2URAToE, or purifier OF the Blood, il has no supe4
rior. DAVID HOLMES, NJ, D..
Providence, r.. l., Jan. 4, 1853.
- Prepared by {. MoEsE & Co., No. 446, Broad
way n. Y, and sold by Druggists and others ttro'.
out this and other countries.
q Agent-JOGN BEALL, Cadiz, Ohio.
May 4, 1853.
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GPANIsH Sole Leather and Fish Oil for sale by
- april q, 1853 S&H MFADDEN
Great Extension Of Territory.

TIME Subscribers have succeeded beyond the most
a. sanguine anticipations OF the friends OF annexa-
ton, in more than doubling the boundary of their
trade. This is the age ofexpansion. Progress is the
watclwordi and those who would succeed in any
branch must conform to the spirit Of the times.
In the mercantile business this spirit demands large
and quick operations at small profitt.A Our determi-
nation il TO sell Goods enough to enable us to sell
them at very SHORT PROF. is.
We are now receiving by Railroad and Steamboat
direct from tho Eastern Cities, a very general and
heavy stock OF seasonable Goods Of every variety,
and would respectfully solicit the attention Of our
numerous customers dnd Hthe rest Of mankind.n
We have also made arrangements to pay CASH for
100000 pounds Of clean washed WOOL, at the high
est market price; also, all other merchantable pro-
duce taken in exchange for Goods.
Cadiz, March 1888. WOOD 81 SMITH,
DOTAToEs, Apples, green and. dry, and. other
J. vegetables OH band at 81
april 70, 1883 WOOD and SMITHS.
AIDES DRESS GOODS.-Rich Brocade, ca
IAmeleon and plain Silks, French Msrinos, Cash
meres, Delainos, Poplins, and every variety OF Fall
and Winter Dress Goods that can be found IN this
market. lfyou want something nice and fashionable
call at JOHN MeKORMlcKB.
AIDES Slippers, Critters, Jenny Linds, Half
- ties, Morocco, Kid and Calf Skin.
apr 20, 1853 BANISTER and MAHANNAH.
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GHFrEous D~oSAgToN.--Mr. Jonathan
Kidd. lately deceased. OF Pittsburgh, BY
lis will. donated $1,000 10 the support of
suborengnted rreacAers and the widows
81 .Eaceaked ministers ii thE Pittsburgh III.
L Conferaneas $1,000 ~. the Missionary
seistx III tfas aaIaae branch ofths sCha rpli;
4 ! HOO III ElsM r9IoniEation4
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CnrcKEN FIxEHs. Tile a.litor o'thr Gen
essee Farmer is It sincere believer in Shan.
ghai chickens. OF fifty raised last year by
The editor, the smallest pultet weighed six
pounds, and the largest cock ten pounds, at
one year old. 1t is stated that they produ-
&c more eggs than any other, the hens gen.
orally laying forty to sixty before setting,
and frequently commence laying in less than
three weeks after Matching, at tie same time
taking care Of their chickens until they ar
large enough TO Gaze for themselves. The
young chickens are mu;h more hardy Chan
those Of other breeds. The flesh is repre-
sen.ed to be as good as that Of any other
kind.
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GE"Miss Maria Mahegan has been ap-
pointed Postmistress at the Summit. She
is said to be a steadfast adhere. to Demo
cgNlic prineiples.
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preparing the rising, making and baking
de bread-the treatment Of The milk before
ehurning-the mode and time Of ehurnihe
tho method of freeing the butter from the
milk--ihe kind of salt used and the method
of keepiBg the butter; also the method Of ma
king and keeping the cheese. These state
ments may be sent by mail to the Secretary
any time previous to the annua! meeting.
domestic Manufactures and plain
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LIST Q EM1UMs.


For the best managed Farm, with reference to
n~ealnesa, economy, improvements, man
agenent Of buildings, prolitableness; in
short to scientific and practical farming;
the first premium OF a, .........Si Silver cup or 800
End best. -. .......... -. 3 co
Applicants for premiums on farms must give-the
awarding Judges, before the 10Th OF August, explicit
written statements Of their plan OF farming; show
ing their course for several years past, and the roa
sons OF their success.
For the best conducted Grist Mill-taking into
consideration order, neatness, cleanliness,
and %Akfll,... ......... ~. Silver cup or $500
End bost. 800
Crops. Fl.
For lie best crop Of Corn, not less than one
mere cup or 500
md best, ..t....... 400
3rd best, ......:; .............. 800
Best crop of Wheat, not less than one acre..
cup or 300
IND best, ,..... 400
3rd " ~. 40. !, ...Y. .... 80. ~. ......... 800
Best crop Of Oats not less than ono acre, 90
2nd bnst, ~. M. ....t,.. 300
Best crop Of Eaynot less than one acre, 800
End best. ~. ..4..,. ... ......s.... ~. ohio Farmer
Best crop Of Timothy Seed notices. than ] acre.. 800
Best crop Of Clover Seed not less than one acre. 800
Best crop OF Irish Potatoes not less than n Of
an acre.. ....... ....... ......., Ohio Farmer
znd best, ......+.... ...........O Gultiyatof.
Best crop of Sweet Potatoes not less than u OF
an acre, .ffs.4... Unlo Farmer
Snd best ........ Y, 4. ........ss.f Cultlyat0r.
Applicants for premiums on Crops, must have
their ground and produce accurately measured BY
two disinteTested persons, whose atateHents must be
verified by affidavit, and must furnish explicit writ
n" HMMH- Z HWF5GhWfMHG ZNMH IMHN E8t EN4tt
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D DEPARTMENT..

TheSocioty appointed the following ladies
to select Committees and regulate promi-
ums for the Ladies' Department:
Mrs. NANCY DEWEY Cadiz, Ruth Corr
Sbortcreck, Mrs. MARIA Hoae Cadil, Mrs.
MARY MIlLlK1S Cadiz, EsTiaER j. Fox Short
croek
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N ItRloUs me- syracuse Star
is responsible for the following:
'ln the State of Ohio t,erp resided a
family consisting Of an old man by the name
Of Beaver and his four sons, all OF whom are
hard "pcts," who Lad ollen laughed to scorn
the advice and treaties OF n pious though
very eccentric Minister who resided in tic
same to"n. 1t happened oao OF the boys
was bitten by a rautlesnake and was expect
ed to die when the Minister was sent fur in
great haste. On his arrival he found TIE
young man very p~enjtent and anxious to be
prayed with, the Minister, calling on the
family, Lree!ed down and prayed in this
wise:
80 Lord, we thank thee for ratGaaaakcs;
we thank thee because q r%a!tlesnakc has
bit Jim. We pray thee send a ratJesnake
to bite John; send enc to bite Bill; send one
to bite Sam; and, 0 Lord, send the biggest
kind ola rattle Snake to bite the old man.
for nothing but rattlesnakes will yer bring
the Beaver family to repentance."
Ry~A good old Dutcbmar and wife lad
set ill gaping TING, when the latter, after a
S;rech said
"lvish | wash in chem.
Hans yawned, and replied
81 wish | wash III da sill house"
The eyes Of Sally flew wide open as she
exclaimed
Il be boant you always wish yourself in
p35. o.;35."
~~~~~~~~~~~~> M
The sEEDY MAN.--The New York Times
has an Editor who does up domestic econ.
omles and quiet humor, in a style altogether
unequalIed. He thusspeaks Off gentleman,
whom We lave all seen, (some Of US heen)at
tines.
The professional man who dares wear a
thrcad-bare coat until he is out Of debt, was
in town yesterday. A Gerry good looking,
but melancholy sort of man he was, and
10 wonder. Atthe book store, the salesman
suggested the advantage of cash payment,
and taking the package home ones self, o.
vel trusting it to buugling porters who don't
know how 20 make change properly on de-
livery. The sexton, of the church he at
tended gave him a back seat, and spoke Of
Che poor ventilation Of the upper part Of the
room. His landlady was very much crowd
cd with boarders, and could scarcely find
q seat for him at the table. His lady q
aintanccs found him so thin and reduced
That with difficulty they recognized him, and
after bis Introduction couldnot feel al famil-
lar as Of old. It was surprising how many
ofbis. old companions, who formerly had le-
isuEe enough, had become men of business,
and suddenly remembered pressing enga-
gernsnts as he met with them A clerical
friend, who knows him thoroughly, says
thai be fancied singularisy, love to be no
ticed, apd is evidently proud Of his shining
raiment. He left town this morning by the
early boat.
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Cincinnati, May 20.-Ihe Rev. Dr..
TomIinson, a Methodist minister Of high
standing, committed suicide at Neville,
Ohio, GA Saturday night last. The act WIS
evidently premeditated and seems to have
been caused by a genoa depression ofspirits,
tcndlng to insanity.
CoTToN AND NEGRoEs.-Prolessor Store,
in a speech at Glasgow, referred to England
as one Of the great supporters of American
slavery BY her cotton importation. We do
net know how these home thrusts will be
relishedin England. But lett pierce;
"In this country (Eagland;) is the grea:
market for American cotton, and it is cotton
which s~astains American slavery, Il is cot
ton which makes the system profitable, and
cotton makes the P ice Gilman $500 in tie
markets Of the States."
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E Un3er the administration Of president
Polk, CoT.T'eter Rambo occupied the office
Of Postmaster Of kensington, Philadelphia;
when removed, under the Presidency of
Gen. Taylor, be posted upon the window Of
Office a slip 81 paper containing the words
"closed. for tour years" The other d4y,
true to his prophecy, Col. Rambo opened
and commenced giving oat letters and papers
again.
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Doors Il SnoEs.-The N. X: Evening
Post says the demand IS very brisk for ali
kinds. the stocks are small, prices high, and
some XII ads 90 sFee. Thick work has adyan-
ced, and must atill further advance, NJ Ia
Dor has risen Us per cent. IN addition to the
higa cost of material.
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1898 1905
u q saan
s=aaasssss+ ssasxazlss ss 81 u
GOODS.
g. e. TT NoTADDEM

4 re receiving a very urge stoch of British,
u French and American Goods. The stock has
been woll selected, and fiatter themselves that tlair
priccs and styles must give satisfaction.
Es4b EBLS. prime plantation Mola&sos; six Hogs
ebV heads sugar, for sale wholesale or retail, By
S. & II. McFADDEN.
gz7 BBLs. No. Q and 3 Mackerel, for sale by
sL0 S. & II, hictADDEN.
IfRE6II TEAS, Gunpowder, Imperial Young lily
L son and Olong Teas, Of the latest ipportatIoIls.
Fresh and fIagant. lie lovers Of this delightful
beverage are invited To try Il cup and be refreshed.
tits kept constantly by S. IL. Ii. McFADDEN.
fgCNNEfS and Parasols, the greatest variety and
La hardsomest styles in the town. Ii you want a
rfotty Bonnet, Ladies can be accommodated at
april t, 1853 S & I'll M'FADDEN
Tiarce of Rice ard 90 Bags Codeefo for saleby
Z april &, 1865, s L. IL MADDEN
EDAY RuM--the most approved article for the to-
LS let, for sale at (aprG) $ II Il MADDEN
7 GRESS GO0DS-t the most stylish stock Of dress.
~ goods ever offered to the people of this cotnmt
My, consisting OF silks, Iissies, Burages, LawnS
Chintzes, Ginghams and Prints for sale low, at
april 6, 1853 S Il IL M'FADDEN'S
DAY and Empire State Shawls, selling very fast
D at s.. & Ii. MctADDENsS
EA nAA LBS. Bacon for sale wholesale or re-
SU3OUU tail, by s u II MFADDEN
HP4lt y i9"'
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AIDES Slippers, Gaiters. Jenny Linds, Half
- ties, Morocco, KID and Calf Skin
apr 70, 1858 BANISTER and MAHANNAH.
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The Workings Of that Tariff.

The Workings Of that Tariff.
The Columbia Pa Spy, Of the 20 uIt.,
says:
NEW FURyAcEs.-We understand that
Messrss. Grubb, Of this county, have pur-
chased six acres Of land from Mr.. Samuel B.
Heise, and twenty acres from Mr.. John J..
Wright, lying in the northern part Of this
borough and in West Hempfeld township
adjoining the borough, on which they intend
10 erect two first class Furnaces.
That don't look much as though the iron
interest was being destroyed by the Demo-
cratic Tariff Of 1916, doesit? Just ask your
Wbigneighbor what The predictions Of Wing
politicians are worth.
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.r RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
.,,,>uEp DAILY AND SEMI" :
; -, RlTCHIES u PRYOR.
4 F. 4; NJ =.

dollars per annurand al the rate OF sigh'
S-pii' shorter period than one year For the SEMI
A. a rcr annum and three dollars for six months,
t' h, paid IN .he office, remitted by mail, post
4 All wy ,rr anuur al the end OF the year
. @ L, nus pher he RENTED PER ma IN sr"i ~ ama
k-s al the risk the Editors, ne fosiuge u a ie!'
II.a Sa J-rrc,s The postage OF single lciicr Is
6:E r 10 the 1t Is the accumuat" o' post
r 81 husi,css which operates as ser"ust!A upon
sugs TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,.uN ENQUIRER: rSN lines or less. irsl III
= Till 80 AMI every succeeding insertion twenty-'. ee's
n NJ week Iwicr ~crs"t hrer times week, thif!
E,r' ,,ri, Iar ra;h iN>rrtin" alter Tie hrs'
ycyiscrs are charged III! inlirs ~" .niy 'eS ad u
aUA srraicr iriiSh; excel ''i' ~
int .,;nr,.rs rart charged $500, tlalrr inciuiei)
,rrEHN-f"r iacs or less first Insertion
~ . -. -, ,,,r,ruaucc ~ cents.
~" s ,,,rc ,nust hs accompanied with the advanc,
49, .,',,S,n,, references. u Insure execution.
~ naG ub2t:S of respect, exceeding eisM hnes
- = .. MS ,I,. re- iiSc".ah;S
L,,,.r.. tu. Marriages. from Lac country wltcncSr
~ al, ,r,.. Unknown IL must he authenticated by
/ - tue rp-irstrf IL The ne!ghhuriluu or tlrv
r puL!SirG Every ueasufe, that has been taken tO
ana lulzzcs has herc"I"r, proved Inarans
crrrr- upon such communications heims certified
Postmaster Iitisn Mr back of The fetfrr
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I1RHDAl MORNING. AUG0>l' 2s9;, 1858.
MRS. HARRIET rrr,.,,t.p srow,

| ir iAe '-"to'S u lie Eu9wircr:
c.:r lfu:i The tN,:,,r.t ~, I,,,,.,n i, I,.. , !.
fu!!ow.s! para4flgh - "
uN,. .ubr.t, :,
i;rnnifr, u,t.r ~y''.'H,li 'i' ''"c :" ic nt!!i":
cr,nce l The ~. e .', instant "hs'Aor, ~ h's e
some in!sIaL,? ino 0 " -; t ~ ,' -, !" !.
Yriuuus y; ;r, h. IN 'I ''i."'h' ""'''c" ''s' sure
n HE rn,trr 81 :; - ,' - " 'i't W" Sc ciouh'
90 r, -
,s,1 ,,i '"'ic III ne !hlci.ehcct OF nc 1ISt hny
iI.i '"i'ts On "Uncic 1"n''S 'Hbth, but IN,
"' ' " 'S :" ne paper ul May -, lS32:
lacE '"N CaE. Ly Iii; B,ecl,r Nf.,re r.ugss B,5
. ' 's'r'" y 'i
r '.ns .nrrrsS ot Til work ar raiua
,ni n,., rver .. "E' tr h'''. WIN %ea, 'sin 'mce
Nr, 4 i;rcctcr = 49,, :, % ~, ~, i'i' '
inlc SioreS iu r,un AMI fn'raT q ,,cI a.. ,,v
i't! ~ 1"H W li> paper il j. sac, .4i f,,y hnr,an 80
~ ~ -.r ',a'n solid al that is* demand lssn. f!I
y - ~" '.I h"'i'ci un"-aw' r"i. ,s~i"""'y titHsInd
,,,r ''s io'' ~ ,. ~ "
%, SLAYER, Ici i.r " ~ ~. w., ir a." ~ ',fH a ir'
ehira u AMI .,r :,y H., mi l,,,,. vjirt -. ', -
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1 ,.I,rr ERnM EllROpE.

49,, v,v Ave n The steamer Arabia arrived here
,-day bringing liverpool dAes 10 me i1'h ansus 'ne
~ toc- ashore on Nantucket Shoals believed 10 &c
the Pacific. - , rho s,,., O,
III. week amount Al 0O0 bales flonf has drcnneo on
Wheat has declined II ST. Corn - n"i''' ~
have advanced 10 VS. a -. ; ;u t ,,;c,hlv
II is believed that lie Turkish question VIII e hmca''s
settled though nothing definite Is known. ,,,,,.
To French Wheat crop Is only ABOUT t"o 'h"' u d"
average 6ne. IN, ,s,o,,, ,i,,, tho pin
r no .voruatrt the r4t week in September. ana
sun cr tho French and English Heels WI" leave Tue i"
lsh waters ~, a.. p, oco.,,.
i,hu, mo i,f alto. Tie proposals recently drawn up at
An rxtraos nary Ambassador was I" leave consnnno
ME for s.; Petersburg with the Sultans dec!s1n as oo -
m Russian troops ordered 10 cvacucare INC PIncpa"
LATEST By TELEGRAPH
1ospos August -Despatches from 81 re'e'S,".s ,
August 5h state lha! tie Car had dciihi'''e'!
proposals of the four powers ,, .i,ho,i
4 despatch from Trieste says The Porte ncccPS ",.'pn
modification the proposals drawn up al Nichnai a. a. - o.
q; innry arhns vas 10 leave Cohslah'p -, pai.,
t n,,, ,hn SuI,an,. DECISION soon as the Russah
room. were ordered to leave the PfncpaI,'"S o., s
laer DISPATCH date! c"nsian;'nn - onsn,rt oi
~", ~ Ihn HnsDodars Of Moldavia and ahchia 10
obey the of the Pore 70 lc' h oo s were en-
The old Turkish party was 81 .aIr,inn onne,r.d
r,,in1d Gr the safety Of the city revolution appeae
'iHSMnYRNa.-TaE KoszrA ArrAlR-Cons'antlnop al.
on , 3s,b say that the Smyrna transaction between
ICES ~ America is still pending, and that IL WIN give
sa ~ same dsagrccabe complications Is feared IN res
, as =, the refugee question Moreover our meuia'oi, W
Pcc @ is reported have avaed himself OF the rtcen
ie ~ raise some pecunary and territorial question
! with the Porte. 80. o,,,,.J
An Arab ship with the Bombay mail on board, tounaef'
| md i79 Lascars drowned.
The Chinese lmperalists preparing 10 relieve AnoY
r,c Insurgents forces within four days macn oi
ri nrva,e telegraph SAYS they had beaten back uie
inpcra fleet from before Nankin and had concluded h
| attack Canton until September
| NEW YORK Auo 24.-Sses OF 9,oVV ooIs ,lous
f,mer prices, 25 600 bushels wheat whl'e'
81 %; Corn is steady
| o.,rrunpr 40 % Sales of 3U00 bbls tonr at =
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HALIFAX LAND FOR SALE.

7'HE OF land lying on Stauninl
Morons Ferry. in Halifax county, containing 63
m surrey There IN the ract6 acres OF hrst bot
.: auyia ia> - ui second low grounds portion
II IN ne an 81 oil very hnc branch land
h. afG good and wheat finely with very
nluuc 10 lion u the high land IL in good heart, having
several past tobacco. The wood land is am
,ianaoG purposes. and lies very convenient have ano
G& yin. but detached rom the river
shc will bc sold with as the purchaser may desire
unnecessary describe these lands mote particular
rlss purchase will of course examine Tor them
!! that lands desirable are 10 market
r. e the negi5o hood ID unusually good and The land Il
Ouy miles the point where the Richmond
Av- Ral Road with good bacauN navigation to the
n .Iai conclusion ;ha; the wheat crop ol last yeai
S"u each pay an per cent Oh the amount asked
.r4cts Persons wishing purchase Invited TO the
d i. address Is Halifax Court House.
y 4 NE.
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h r"nncd 1" the South, "ilsr for sale me
t"i iani which reside, lying III the county OF Ca
naeH "'s:c bowling Green miles Iiom the Rich
"l trr!'tlfA AGs Rail Road and miles from the Kappa
'A is"T lhIs rae, contains about 700 There s
't !. '"' ny 20 and Of the onthouses necessary
we "nn"aon "i large family. About iuU acres OF TIM
'''"d aHJ. IA good state OF Improvement Tho remain
: ~ ""''. % winch 80 is the maiden growth.
- tS'tE'" =" S" VII hr accommodating
' '''t rhcf !uas unnecessary give minute de
rrSon wishing purchase will undoubtedly visit aud
: ''' " ne drir .i:h they are invited To ,sn.
".ifr-s ANTHONY THORNTON.
81: l.-rxif HowIins G. rc,n CarnIiu. cnunr, IA
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EnTTCE.

Rui"r the first November, s- received WARRANT ton
Pension Office Washington, for ~ acres o' :lu, sem 10
M Aset II Wilson Ward - Bfin5nicR c1"m,y'
"a M ,rar nh Great ir:an. On hc .Ju OF HE same
~ m ,rI SER was made the back oi H. by MI Ward before
4 .r n Jusiirr Peace, the county Aforesaid, duly
10 aw lev days after wards ruI in The
ry.i directed Mr. Turabuli, CieE ~ lic county ui
l,,. Signature preparatory tile sale v the warrant
,,g t,,! a,y uns OF il several weeks. note was al.
Ms ruranG ~ regard 10 H. vi" irturrd Tor ans"ci'
received u him. Since aticn inr ever!
~ ~. been made cr ~ me Postmaster at Loydon through
, ,s .oe NEE. .a eye OF any Postmaster, other per.
whose HANDS said may DC, he would confer ayol,
.l os1. immediately directed TO Bpy,s"n MsSkleh-
:, yrsI7, JOHN o. KNOX.