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ADDRESS OF THE TEMPERANCE STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

To "A, P,e14 OF Tempsranee ia the Stat. Of York
FELIow.CIIIzLSs: On the 9TH Of November,
question more grave in its consequences to the dear
est present and future interests Of tens OF thousands
of the people Of this State than any that has ever be-
fore arrested the public attention, to be decided at
the bslot.box. 1t is this-SkoH the Traffic an m
tOzieatins Dersroges beprOkibited BY Lavf
Consider these facts, all Of which have been estab
lished by the most iDduitabe testimony:
That the traffic has converted eight, ovsand Of the present
Inhabitants Of this state, once sooei sna iePu'"''' ~
Il has brought and poverty .Dd IN many instances
II causes the incarceration In the Ans and penirentAes
state Of hy Thousand o. our sS. 81 y. he es.
from ~. least that recognized BY the Law to the most hAs
s he t OF last January has oceasOned no less than
ff io-,I within the limits Of State. and slmos; nnu-
msTss ; -, T1 cans. ~ moay profanity
obscenity blssphemy, contempt OF Jaw eoAePs ~ ~ ~
propIisie amenities and deeenees Of me- 10" VI
"9i' IL se eo.i. tie State eighty roa' Of dim annually
II destroys the lives OF n1t ess ihsA JV'esH WI
Consider these principles universally conceded as
true
" The sth of the psopi. l. the suprems law
he interests morality ride those Of property.
!. afrnors consequence than the rights Of property.
The Interests Of the Aany must not be S.ooeed 70 n''0
The rbt Of the people protect themselves thr2h the
;psufops Of Government inherent and ndetessse and
Gcyerment IN the very nature of the clothed ~'n a.
The powers requisite the accomplishment Of this end-tne
PROTECTION ofthe people. u,
From the facts and principles thus stated the f@-
loving differences are unavoidable:
The Honor traffic e practically h2stile to al the Interests
az .ociety hieh the civil power Drained to protect
The suppression Of that traffic clearly demanded BY ~
rsrp for which Government wa1 ordAre< and tnsfet0's
clearly within the limit Ct it, constitutional poTers -.
The frec and no. ts suppr ton .ne
the Government thas ngec prohibit 10 ethan saoai
iis obligations or Antilles. to ia Rast 49,. =. -
proved. ,.,o,
By the fas' that for gsaiJ years past has Oesn
niKed in the u Aton o. he GeneT1l boEeLnIea Ses
OF the UbitsS states fos fs3f vol IL page 10
The ST. preue Court Of the United States n ieLi p
he's deesr ed il So with dissenting voice Sals' 'A
IAneyv w: , IL. Z. ,ra>r
40 ~ STATE Seeni the Ts,sI sad sisnS. 'ay , ;; 49,
spiriv IL rrous ezrss aad oalellies % T,
r,es,or detaHose I,er s0ttrg in tie Conih1i,on a
Sc tea 10 prc-eafn from ye1uLrftng ., rr'udh,,S wv
| ~ on ryoiib4iing It atOsetAsr u Il tAtAl1 Pr9ls''
The two antagonist prnciples-Prohouo an
| Ant; Probbi,ion--are represented BY the sever
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MASSACHUSETTS.

A correspondent sends US the following hrst-rate
notice Of Henry j. Gardner, the know-Nothing
nominee for Governor Of Massachusetts. He says:
"The nomination of Mr.. Gardner falsfes all the
uromi.es of the managers Of the party. To th) me-
chsn;cs. whom they promised pump.maker to. Gov
error thew now offer a Boston capitalist 20 the
radicals whom they promised man after thor own
heart they offer HuDker Of the straitest sect 10
the Temperance men, whom they promised prohibit
tioui,t they vouchssfe of the early foHders Of
The Boston Chronicle the rum organP Tc.the Anti
Nebraska men, whom they promised an erslslavery-
extension. anti Fugitive Siave-Law Executive the1
ofier the pet of the Cotton Wings q ~ an WHO'S
uraised BY that organ Of money-bags and Webyser
men. The Bostoa Courier. After prcSsliming that
the day Of their accession to power should be CO.
incident with the fall Of fogyism eh3 the dawn OF
uey era Of progress after threaten AZ death to all who
had heretofore waded in the p<ol Of politics and
utopoising 10 place on the high places Of the Com
ruopWealfh new and true men; after filing ell the
consery sfives ard wOrnout par ~ hacks with visions
Of humiliation and unfolding 70 the progressives this
dream Ct glory, find these, very o0RsisteHt Know
Notbings rsllying under TIE banner Of Henry j.
Gardner young man, but an old politician, an apos
tate Wig, and polncal renegade--a decided ann
probibitioniit and a Pr0.tgt i'm political sense o.
snd silk-stoeking arTtocrscy Of State street Sucf
il the candidate for shom working men prohibition
ists wings, Demo- rats, Free Solers, GarrsOnisns
HunkeTs, radicals transcendentalists and men OF al
political hues ar unanimously requested to throw n
| their hats Sich the man whose health Il drunk d
the wne Merchants in State st., and BY the eanGa
| OF Ann-st.i A Democrat Of Democrats progre'
sionist p0r tTetlleEes!"
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MILITARY.

PARADE AND INSPECTIONS OF THE YoURrH BRIGADE.
The Fourth Brigade New-York State Militia, under
command Of Brigadier- General Even, paraded yes
terdsy fer inspection and review a. provided by
statute. About IL O'clock the Tenth, Eleventh.
Twelfth and Sixty Ninth Regiments. composing this
Brigade assembled in Wasbington-squsre, where the
several companies successfully were duly inspected
by the Brigade Inspector. The weather being very
fine there was general turn out, and the Brigade.
when drawn up in line, presented an imposing sp-
pearanee.
The Tenth Regiment, under command OF Col Hal
sey, numbers $50 men. The uniform Of the Infantry
is blue The flank company Of Artillery, called tho
National Grays, are commanded by Capt. Reynor.
The Eleventh Regiment, under the command o.
Col. waierhouse, Is composed Of nine companies,
and numbers $50 mep. The comp snies IN this req
uept are as follows: Continental Guard, City Guaro,
Irsh.Ameriean Guard Montgomery Guard, CITY
Rifles, Washington Guard, State Rlhes, rsuosa
RiHeuen Brigade Laneers. The nnnom OF tne IA
ferent companies in this regiment Is varied Ia inc
ueme - 81 "a
The Twelfth Regiment, under eommsSo OF 20.
Stebbins, presented fine appearance; hng Nv oa.t
and hlue papts Tie following are the names OF ne
eomusnies in this Regiment lndependen, 1aslu, "a
Eavet,s Eus;eers Baxter Blues, City Muekenery
Toyr,t;rs Elues Black Rihes, Baxter Guard, N. He
Rissnen IIekt Guard and Gsrde La fayetts.
! Tba SiYty Ninth Regiment under COMMAND o. Coi.
Rae numbering ten companies, Is composeo ~ nssA
a;,;ysns THOR uniform 10 dark green faced win rod.
a. the Inspection, the military formed IN Ina
ard were reviewed BY their General, after whcn ,nsy
| 80 into column and marched down 70 the ram,
| nsss;ng In review before the Mayor and members
| he Common Corncil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02

DEArH OF Mrs. TowSsESD.-sadden and deep
gloom came over wide family circle th,s mornings
by teIegraphic intelligence from West Point o. .ns
AIhsnv yas 40 universally known and respected.
Tbouch for some time in enfeebled health, Mrs.
Tovnsend had left home to spend short tune WIN
her daughter Mrs. Walker, at West Point, noP'ns
for improvement from the change ba, Alarming tsA
telligerce was received yesterday anu "-A'' w
""''' 'PP''"'N" lAlssay Evening Jaursi, NOT L
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kLXGS co. BOARD OF SUPERVTSOR0.

meeting of the Board was held at the Couaty
Jail yesterday, Aid. BRAWARD in the chair, for the
purpose of signing the tax and assessment rols.
From the assessment books ii appears that the agsv-
gate valuation of real and personal property in Kings
Cnnntr and snhiecf 10 be taxed. Is as foll0Ma;
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wEsIcHIsTER.

wEsIcHIsrER
2 Jno. FergusonL Is. Underbg1 = xp<....~
WYOMING.
j. G. Paine Rep. Heman wI.on
YATES.
J.B.vsn osdol Jere T. Aps,.,. or,.. s.
In several Of the District. we ro,;o. ,,,., g.
Independent candidates in the field
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The only county to be heard from is 81. Luck
where Maxwell DEM will have a majority Of or
His majority in the State is 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02

Resolutions were adopted directing the Clerk Of the
Board to place the tax and assessment rolls Of Brook
lyn in possession of the Collector of Taxes. SINH
lar disposition was made Of the rolls for Williams
burgh and the couzty towns, which are to be tanT-
ferred to the proper Officers.
resolution was adopted directing the COMMITTEES
ON Laws &C., to report TO the Board whether they
the Board can legally authorize the County Tress-
urer 10 borrow money on account OF tho Lunauc
per annum. A.,
The Board then adjourned till Thursday next, the
9th inst.
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BROOKLYN.

WIN Ward Democratic Nominations Alder
men-JosEPH WILSON, WV. TABoR. Supervisor
JOHN FARRELL. Assessor-PETER WYcKoFF. Con-
stable-Z. r. COMBS. Commissioner Of Excise-YAs
PELT TALNADGE.
IIId Ward Wing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I'LL p. BARNARD, BKsJ.F. WARDwELL. Supervisor
-THLoDoRE A. NEWMAN. Assessor-RoBERr j.
LucKEY. Commissioner Of Excise-AucUsrus
SrUpwELL Constable-JoHy PEARsALL.
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wILLIAMSBURGH.

XVIh Ward Regular Democratic Republican
NOminations.-Supervsor, DAVID LISDsAYi Alder
men, john MAERz, EDwIsS RALPHsi Assessor ,JoHS
A. SAAL; Police Captain, JAS. MuLLIs; Excise,
JoHs WILLS; Constable, NICHOLAS Henry.
XVHh Ward Democratic Nominatons.-Super-
visor, THos. l.. DURHAM; Aldermen, BENZ w. Will
son, j. NJ. GILLET; Assessor, JoHs BAuNAsi Cap
tain Police JAS. MULLIS; Excise, HENRY ZrMAERi
Constable, NICHOLAS HENRY.
XVIItk Ward Democratic Nominations.-Mayor
MARTIN KALBFLEIscH Supervisor, JAS. r. DoDGEi
Aldermen, JoHS II. BROAD, SMITH rutland; EI-
cise, DIR. Isaac X. SHELL Assessor. joins ii. JOHN
SOB; Constable, JAS. CoLYER.
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ANOTHER KNOW NOTHING EXPOSE.
I, VII be seen By ths following articles from zee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
NETWORK STATE

NETWORK CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS
HAie asd
Dist lsfl kebraeks. Harf SOFT
(u w Vail -. A. ~ M, =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02
FIRsT-RATE NOTICE.

The Hon. Mike Walsh sent letter to the Hard
Shell meeting LAST night from which we clip the fol-
lowing brotbery notice. 1t is in the great Sabter-
ranean's best vein:
81 beg to assure you of my utter and unniligsted
CONTEMPT for that most mercenary and AFFECT OF all
vacilafing and renegade factions, lately known q:
Softs 1t is to be deeply deplored for the present
honor and future hopes Of The Republic, that faction
SO proigate in motive, and so frequent aud shame
less in lis perfdious changes OF principle, should IN
der ary pretense whatever, receive the support, or
even counienanee of single man possessed o, sen.
r.snect They had, however, sank to the lowest
depth Of public contempt when, Selling on the last
RETAINING dodge which promised to Temporarily Dol
ster M their toterng fortunes and thus proong the
greedy hold Of their hucksterng Leaders on the Pnes
= cir original Buffalo platform and have since washed
il down with such an overwhelming quantity OF BAD
rum that they now TO be eatrey UNCONSCIOUS OF
iis ever having existed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02

Dssoswsy. Dan'o' A''s" A'no'
George Taylor,
Peitun. q ID w Clinton Wm- Miner.
fscopab Der. Miie wslsh John Ksily.
Indrews Philip Hsn.iiton. Adm J. Berry.
!. MsfshalL John Whee.er. J. Mel Murphy.
,hilds. Jr. w D. Kennedy.
v aheman. Jas. 4. Curti. Edw.B. Fellows.
CO.. Besj Brsbdreth- r., p.,l.x Ia
eiHhe' { les r whiting "0N "e"e'''N~'
iurrsy. c. 3. wOodwsTd Jons'n stra,ton-
m Miner VIM II. Wilson. II. Mcclellan.
T,Iler.s Chas Robinson s Y. o. 81 Irse.t
ss~s AIanson Cook II. A Clum.
Dickson DAVID Hamilton. v. u Pruyn.
3 Docd. Orville CLARK. Chas hughea
Simmons. Jos r. Flanders. J,,ams RsiIcy
Alexander. Nsthl s. Benton ? z. Spinner.
/ Horton Isaac Jaeksou John Frey
oughton Hezekisb Sturges Lewis X. Palmer.
Mstteson n w. Moore. VIM q. Johnson
II uptinston. ID. Skianer. "a NJ
Bennett y. Toinpkins. o. G. Crooker.
McCsrty Vim. Lewis l.. Bsbeock.
!. 0.odwin.Z. r. Bentley s. Z f4irchild.f
: Gilbert l. II. Brown. willard Ives
; Grnnser. s. c. Parker Tho- G. Alvord.
B. Morgan. Wfn. Aldrich. Cecil Middleton
L Seeey. Thos AZ. Howell Andrew Oliver.
/ Parker. Stem B Cushing J. O. Mcdowell.
/. Kelsey. Lernan Gibbs Geo. Hastings.
carpenter. joseph Sibley. John Willisms.
'rinsle. Chas w. Belden. A. 2. tanning.
RiagleI Alden S. Baker.
. Haven. Nelson Randall. Israel T Hatch.
Patterson. Eben'r A. Lester. VIM. ?. Angel.
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TEMPERANCE NOMINATION FOR MAYOR
The following article from The Peop'e s-Organ, .
Temperance journal of this City, shows reasons why
Tempeysace men should give their votes tor H'oa
The daily union., 1854-02-24
SPECIAL OFFICES

Proposals are invited for supplying the following Offices
Louisiana Tor the net proceeds Of sad Offices respectively
nnted 70 sum 10 be named in the proposals in each
ase:
Black Hawk Point from NaisheE MisG % miles, once
week
Bayoa Bsrbary from Spnnghed, IA miles, once week
BI. Bend from Borodno, 10 miles, once week
BAYOU BoeuiT from Washington IS raies once week
Fsassee Poin, from Neg iberia, = miles, once weak.
Hermitage from Waterloo. 3 miles, twice a week
Peasant Grove from keaichie 20 miles, twice week.
Red Bluff from Black Jack, is miles . week.
s4it Spr,r- from Sparta i2 naties week.
Spears Store from Cherry Ridge, 10 mica week
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NEW ENGINE AND REPAIR SHOP

Z --TNtAN bWEENkY Z ULAsN WONks,
M, (NeRTu) WHEELINo, Va
Ihc subscriber having procured complete set OF
consisting oi Pianes lathes Screw sutteT etc of m,
sest ana most approved patterns prepared {,
10 WORN ~ iherne, IN the best possible manner on,
oh low terms, ' ~
Horizontal Engines with or without cast iron bed
upight Engines, all kinds oi iron planning. (having
.y iaigo msehne,l screw cutting, bol,s and nuts,
hehVy ana lght turning, shaning etU RAnd Teparina
wvss'Lngs furnished At lowest foundry prices,
we nave constantly on hant OF can furnish al short
ho.o .omented, copper rlyited leather beltiug ana
nose equal TO any made. We sell at manufacturers
prices and make no charge for freight or commission
of any kind.
rrspoc'mlly ash those having need OF anything
- our lihe to givensA cali hoiev inn we can make n
iheir inicrcs to deal wtth us. y
aug Hs-iyl nHN MOORE co
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Subscriptions for less than six months will not be

Subscriptions for less than six months will rot be
received.
rders for the Congressional Globe and Appendix,
or for Tuesdays Congre sonal Globe, should be- here
hy the Ith ct December 10 secure all lie numbers
The Daily Glnbs /, nov n tho course OF publication,
and will te sen, 'i.m tbo day subscription lor IL
reaches nero. i~S~>
An or,ler i0r any Oith2 papers mus, DO nccompa.
nicd by the money tor il, else tIol paper will not be
seat. Bunk notes current where subscriber re-
sides will b. received Htpar.
The DAILY GJ.oDE which will contain all he pro.
cecdngs OF Co,gross, will be gent the papers that
copy this prospectus oiteu ,lrce Enics Jejort
the meeting ct Congress.
Those VINO pub i.h This prospectus should send n
p1r.r dircatcd Daily Globe, Washington, u. Csc
marked with eii as tbdIrect attention To IL.
II ~ expected that those pnrcr5 which published
the prospectus oi he last year and have bcen re-.
ccyIug the Daily Globe therefor, and desire to re.
ceyc II the conty " ar, will publish this prospectus
desire 70 empty Agents, who can produce &, Cd
recon- cidasiJns, 10 obtain subscribers.
JOHN c. RIVES.
WAsHVGrcv Ci1Y. October ~. 1881.
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COLDEN BEEHIVE SToRE.-Clo.
4 LARGE STOCK OF DOMESTIC

l. " Many of which have just reed, and will sell
them too al cost aud carriage. II is to your interest o
gve me Scal, so come al once and supply yourself
lOTret the name aud paceOf W. p. AsBuRY,
dec. 81 No. 1862 Main street, Wheeling,
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'I'O COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-HArs

Il AND Cars AT WuoLRsALE.-Wea are now Tece iy inp
our fall and winter stock OF Hats aud Caps which will
be- we feel assured the largest and ever
10 tis city Country Merchants who des ign
east are particularly invited to call and examine our
stock for we are certain the prices fully as low
any house in Baltimore. "
s. ID, HARPER & SON
No. IsS oUr. Main and Union sts., Wheeling
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Ona Thousand DoIinrs

will he given to any person who will rrodu Ccd SONS
hgcut raIcris Rnd sCtEtihc llNstCians, hav lci
clettcd y the use OF ruVermachpfs Electric ChGins
Ihty ne; or fail Ia perform what thcy advertised t.
30, riN M person has ever lecn dissatisfied who Ia.
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COCHRAN'S CELEBRATED LlNT
~ ment.
Prepared and sold by
d. ID. ToMLINsoN, Sole Proprietor,

To whom all orders for the above Liniment must he
addressed, either by wholesale RETAIL or on commits
sion. -
ded by Veterinary Surgeons and Farmers Of
throughout the State Of Ohio and the Linment
been iary tested and to he be good
recommended. viii not attempt to give the public
ae'sn OF what wonderful cures il has performed but
let II stand upon its own merits.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

4 LSO A LARGE STOCK OF UN-
"a derseeyes, shimazetts, Collars, Laces, Edgings
&c. &c, at cost and carr iage, by w. z. ASBURE,
des.0 No. l62 Mon street, Wheeling
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,HEESE! CHEESEM CHEESE!!--5o
by uiEDpN ~ III IN a"H ~ hn l1r SAFE
Bridgeport, June 10. lssi. ""'NN""'
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an! DELIGHTFUL.-The prettiest Cal
" leo Chintzes of all grades and colors. Bleached
and Brown Muslns which can be bought so very cheap
iot cash of w. r. ASBURY,
hsy o., No l02 Main street, Wheeling
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EkA PIECES BLEACH MUSLIN diff
Il eLAI ferent qualities at cost and carriage, by
w. L. ASBURY,
doc. Q. No. l62 Main street, Wheeling.
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"rnINu CLoSa AND PONDER WELL. 1"

The prime pies upon which il iF claimed tot hc Chains
produce their nNrvclnl cures are iirstihst all Ser
vous diseases ere attended and produced by deficient
snpply Di rcrYo5ia luid and agent that resembles
closely electricity or electro magnetism; aud second
that tic electro Wcrnctc chains, by hring worn ocGr
aud upou the part and orran Diseased furnish To le e..
hatftcd nervous lHid which - required to produce
hcethy aclign through tic entire ~ stem. No digi-tHg
nufirH is allowed 90 Ec taken while using the chains
lut rigid ohscrVauC" of the general iawt Of health
required. Brlsh iricti'n upon the port dscaed adds
much ~ the effects OF Tie chains 10y increasing their
magugic power.
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-sNHRoW puYsIC TO THE Dogs

SsNHROW pHYSIC TO THE Dogs
y rulvcrmaohcrs n, dFo Elcctr No!t1ic Chains.
Producing instant fclic rrm tie acute PAIN and
permanently caring all NouTGgiC diseases, RnehIn.
ti.n,, painful and sw eicd joints, Neu, aaia Of
tis Face. braturss, Bliudutss. =, Nirus
Dance, PeI+itiicn: of the Heart peri.
uhICaI Headache, Pains ~ tho StOni.
sC|. Indigo 'ion, Dyspepsia L.
tcrisiG Pains, PerHiysis, etc.
These claus r1t introduced IN the city Of New
Nork css sn one yea since, end a"r being subjected
u thorough trials ~ every hospital in the city, and pp
piled by hrs. "alentiHs Mott, Carnocian. Van Buren,
and others IL discovered tiot they posscss strange
ad wonderful power ia the rcEcf and cure oi tho avo
caFr o diseases, aud iieir sao. and the that
hHs attended thcir Use is unparalleled
Previous 10 tlcir introduction into this cOIntry thcv
wcr" used in every hOspita in Europe aud secured
hy pr,Gts in s1uce, Germany, Austria, Prussie and
!nglsad; 'nl Eisc ~ Tie Onitcd SI0ioe.
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Ill ARDEN g. BRANNUM HAVE JUST
Il received in addition to their large stock, the fol-
lowing groceries and mdse which will be sold Faif
terms:
100 sacks prime Rio Coffee,
do do lava do
200boxes Tea, all sizes,
Tierces Rice,
100 bbls. med ium Mackerel,
25 Half bbls. No, Large,
10! do do do
so bbls. IIerrngs,
80 hoxes and kegs Tobacco,
5bbls. Saeratus,
do Sal Soda,
cask washing Soda,
10 bbis. pure Tanners OIL,
100 kegs white Lead,
20Tons of Iron, of all sizes,
Ton Steel, do do
s5 sets buggy Springs,
25 Sc its Iron axles, all sizes.
Bridgeport, May l2, 1854
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AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber of.
schlesinger's Patent sGutta Percha Coat-
cd Pens.- .l.

NHE subscriber is for these pens. This coating
i rcsisis Aqua Forts, and prevents oNdisne in tho
ink. Sold hy gross or doz. The Trade and Teachers
supplied on liberal terms j. II. WILLIAMS.
Sept. Il, 1859.
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The chain ehonld hc noistaned before use with com
unn vr"gEr, and then end of the chain should be
"rrrd dr'ily 10 the seat Of the dh disease. and tho
utLer rud Oprosed - It,
BE NOT DECEIVED Tho Electric Chains are
90! {" cur" all dlsCScs; but Tor Nervous Diseases il is
r'siwrd that 20 Medical Agent in the world has pro
G"'d 10 many cures IN the act year the Electric
4 BON.
lN-TiNT PEiiEE from 'lr most acute pain, Is
."'H'"I ht IL Ug"ucnt OF application much more els
LuNiy than tyU r produced by opium in any of il
tpFns.
fGi; nri obtain Il pamphlet (arr,is.)
;. STEiNEHT, Sale AGENT,
iG1 Nroadwsv. CO.. Prince Il,
Smd by u. ALEXANDER, 1t. Clairsvfilc. Ohio.
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Mercantile Correspondence

Such exercises are introduced on this subject
calculated TO impress business habits and genuine IA
sincas style of Correspondence upon the mind of iii
student, as well fimiliarize him with Commcrcii
Invoices, Account Sales, Bills Of Exchange, etc.
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Practical Pcnmanship.

One hour daily is devoted in teaching a systcmati
style of business writing, combining freedom with
thorough command of hand and pen, accuracy and e'
ganre with and rapidly, and perfect egbility it
hcauty of construction.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-11-24
Phy.ioiogy for scho OILS and fnmiIies,

Cutters Physiology, large aud small, with the plates
mounted and paper. Also, Greenleaf's arithmatics.
have forDtu agency or ts Co. fer these imports
works and give them the trade shools and fami.
eson favorable terms. School books generally hand.
Oct29 J. II. WILLIAMS