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A SUBSTITUTE FOE HoTAToAs.-As tho
potato crop is even r'oIe than usually
unpromising this sea On, the question Of
q substitute for this invaluable article Of
daily food becomes of the greatest interest.
We observed paragraph in the news
papers short time sino., proposing the
use of the beet. Being lovers of that nu-
tritious and healthy root, We have tried
the experiment. and with every prospect
of success. Perhaps we are not 30 fond
of potatoes as many who seem to think
them indispensable /; but to our taste the
beet will afford all the qualification, while
it furnishes equal nutriment with the po-
tato. The experiment to which We refer
is the baking of the beet in the same man
ner as many people bake their potatos,
in the peei-a mode of cooking which We
never knew adopted with the beet, and
which we very confidently recommend.
Speaking of the scarcity Of potatoes,
we notice that they are purchased IN large
quantities in New York at three dollars
and half barrel, for transportation TO
inland counties in that State. Here, per.
sons are paying four dollars per barrel.
and the farmers are telling us with very
grave faces that they cannot raise them
at any price. Indeed, in many parts Of
the State, from which formerly large
quantities were exported, there will net
this wear be sufficient for home consump.
ton. Poor folks will have to get rich or
give up potatoes. Better learn to like
baked beet. Try it, at atanyrate.-P,svr-
dence Post.
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is YOUR LIFE INSURED?

TINHE OLD ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
L Hartford, Connecticut, will insure on LIVES
ior residencs or travelling in all parts Of the world
at rates Of premium, which have been adjusted On
the most equitable scale, AMI which are lower than
those Of most other companies. Travelling leave
both liberal and extensive The system is plain and
easily understood
Those wanting Insurance, UiN find u greatly to
ueefr interest by taking oat policies In this Com
peny; particularly for one or seven years, as the
tates are very low. Zee Prospectus, which can be
naa al ONCE on Ps avenue, doors east Of the Na-
''onAl hotel. Letters promptly attended TO.
Hog i'm POLLARD WEBB, Agent
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UNDERTAKER.

sI1 DIl1S hhExks
I WOULD respectfully return my thanks to he
citizens Of Washington and its vicinity for their
past PATRONAGE and say that owing to the frequent
calls in the Undertaking branch Of my business, /
have been ind-oed to discontinue the manufacture
Of Furniture, and turn ny ettention fully to the
UNDERTAKING. have spared lio peins to have
every thing that Is requisite to my business and
am therefore fully prepared to meet any order after
few moments notice, and assure those who may
give me call that will spare no pains to carry out
their orders to their entire satisfaction.
JAMES T. HARVEY,
7th st., oetxesn G and II.
N. B.-C.db offended to at sil hours of the night
mAr Ply
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

l- DIR. o. MUNsON hes fitted up the
house and Office or Pennsylvania ave,
N4CDnue. formerly occupied by Or. Hum
phreys, and Is making TEETH on an ea.
tirely new plan, with continuous guni-ths very i'm
psrsonstion Of nature herself only handsoner IL de-
sired Public inspection respectfully solicited. Dr.
H. Owns the patent for the b. O., Va, and NJ O.
AL departments in Dentistry attended to and war.
ranted to be done in the very best manner.
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GREAT BARGAINS.
BROTHER Z CO.,

" 22s BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, Mp.
Are desirous Of closing out great portion of thei,
present stock Of elegant FANCY GOODS. Jevelry.
Watches Clocks Fans Opera Glasses, Dressing Cases
Wr ing Desks, Ice Pitchers, Vases, Bron1es 1c nrs
Psrstory to receiving their fall supply Purchasers
will find great bargains. aro Ctf
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POTOMAC SASH & BLIND FACTORY,
Nearly opposite Capt. Pages residemcs.
THE subscriber, having undertaken the Planning
J. Mill business, IL now ready to manufacture to
order, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Frames and Mouldings,
and all other work appertaining to the fame, and
trusts that his prompt attention aud moderate
charges will secure him share of the patronage of
the public. J.W. JORDOE.
8uy 14-lrA
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lBALfIh0RB ADVERTISEMENTS.
TNDIAN DocfoH,

oners his Professional services 10 the citssns Of Bal
tmore. lean cure sll kinds Of fCancers-taks than
out without pain, or the use Of any knife. I can
cure all hnds Of Fiu and spasms, Rheumatic Psina
Consumption, DropsJ, Dyspepsia, Piles, PALSY, or
any other ailmsnt ths human FAMILY are sub;eet 10
He can soop Bleeding from the Lungs or Noss. snv
distance from the patient by knowing the pstisnt;s
yea-s under an 1n,Ijsn Doctor who vss AMONG III.
Wild Indians thirteen years, '.'
DR. SPENCER has removed from NJ, ru.lls,,s
Boarding House, to
No. 81, HANOVER STREET,
aug LIT BaItimo,e Nd
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UNDERrsSERS, DO.
UNDERTAKING..

W. PLANT 4 co. having removed from thea.
~ old stand, On D street, between 9th and 10th,
70 tbeir present place Of business On the east side
Of TIA between and H sts, respectfully announces
that they sre prepared at the shortest notice. AID
at al hours Of the night. TO attend to calls made in
nish funerals In the most complete and appropriate
MANNER and to devote themselves solely to the bus
iuess OF Underta king. nothing shall be wanting on
their part to give entire satisfaction to those who
employ them. Al sole owEers Of Crnmp's Patent
Corpse hese7ocr, J. ". Plant Co. respectfully in
vite public attention to the superiority of Crump's
Corpse Preserver OVER every other Invention ef the
kind as it may be eectually used for the dead body
without placing 1t in box of ice, the ice being
In actual contact with the corpse. Crump's Corpte
Preserver has never been known to fail in thu hot
test weather. to give satisfaction, can be proved
by numerous certificates Shrouds ef different
kinds made to order at the shortest notice. and on
the raost reasonable terms.
The advertisers charges are below the usual rates
Of other Undertak ers.
Hearse always in re,diness. arg 2s-sotf
CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKEN
FNHE undersigned would respectfully inform hi
1 friends, acquaintance, and the public generally
that he still continues to execute all orders in hi
line of business in the beet manner and st the short
est notice.
REPAIRING ncstly and promptly executed
GE FUNERALS attended to at
the shortest notice, and In the best
manner. Bodscs prsserrsd IN the nsest perfect Man
ccr, even in the soaTMest lcsath.f.
Nn4nkful Tor past faVors, he would respectfully
solicit and will endeavor to merit conti6usnce o.
the same. ANTHONY BUCHLY,
Pa. ave-, 6. side, between 9th and 10th sts
Residence: Mr. Msrtin's, street, Sd house east o,
7th strest. mar lily
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CAnTHR,b
SPANISH MIXTURE,


| - ,.-
4nik!1Inil HsaaDf for Ssfoi1ia, Aings tvl, Gnsu
Eatsm, oesnnase Vusaneous Ar1R@onS, RN limPiss .
,.snf .nd ps,n of The Ronss and Jo;nts stnbhor,
TI...s Gx,nhii;tic Msori.-s fns,hsoo Sn;nsl Oom
.,.St, IA ali D,sseses or;s,ng from an ;nndc;on
- - I-n-.,dsnce IN re. ~ Irrnritv = =
tbs SsneJ.
nIisIa r,,rshI. mSA,.;r. vhi.b bs. tscotss c.,.
v x 81 ss "eAo. 20 ...sa,s;Sar.. 1 I.sUn.e , 80
tozs, at the urgent request oftheir r,snds to offer
20 the rubl;c which tsy do With the utmost conf3
dsnoe In it, virtues and wonderful curative probsr
ties. The following certificates, selected from lsrs,
numbsr, are, however, stronger testimony than th.
mere word Of the proprietors; and arc all from gen
us1en well Known In their localities ana OF the high
sssrespectanliss many Of them reaa,ns In tne cay
Rtohmend. VA
=. BeYDnN, Hsq, Of the Exchange Hstei, Rieh
mond, kncwn everywhefe, says he has seen the Medi
sine called OARfN's SPANISH MHZvEa, administered
In over hundred cases In nearly au the diseases fol
whton ills recommended, with tho most astonsntnely
good results Eessys 1t is the rc0st extraordinary
medicine be has eyss seen.
AGUE AND fHVHR-0kEAT OURE.-I hereby
certify that for three years Lad Ague and Fever o.
clans took largo Quantities OF ouinine, Mercury and
believe al the Tonics adFertised, bat ell without
permsuent relief AZ last I tr;sd Cs.ters spani h
Two S4sslss OF Tsa a;. c91sd , mo
v-. :ff| :. 49, - M $500 %
'-I1 nsn on,w .a.s;,, ~ az. ue1. .vmS "a uis
eAN S1' 'A' A''~'A' sAn. In,Irs nN1nn ny
3D. os.xusH A'
0'e. 800 Ho~a nf'"s"oAa w.
O. B. LUCK, Esq., now in the city OF Richmond
and for many years in tie Pos Ofce, has such cond
dence In the astonishing efficacy OF Cartcrs 6panih
niataEe, ,natne nss oouSht up~aies 9I 90 ootueS
MaaSn me @ nas gveh sSs5 70 .4s e aaio.ec Ms. Ls
~ .S - I S;.uoo =" '~1A "AN0H seNoH "'o'i v
las ''uneotl'A''
pr. MINaE, practising PhyhctaA, and fermH y
OF the City Hobsl IN fbe city Of Richmond, says lie
sas Witnessed IN nunbsr OF lEseiees tire elects Of
Carriers Spanish Mixture, which we're most trJ cur.
prsang He says In case OF Consumption, dependent
on tne hVer INC sooo eneoVe were "onaeliui inaeea
SAAUAl. ID. DRlNkkR, OF the firm o. N-.nkcr
Morris, Richmond, WAS cured Of Liver Complaint OF
years standing, by tho usc Of two bottles Of Carriers
Gpsuish Mixtrre.
aRsAT ouRR OF scRoFuLA--The Editors Of
the Richmond Republican had servant employed IN
their press roon CARED Of v,oloat scrofra, combined
With Rheumatism which entirely disatlsd biia from
work. Two bottles Of Carter's Spanish Mixture made
perfect cure efhm and the Editors, In public NO.
tios ssy they aohoerfuly rocommendit to ali whs are
sSlicted With any disssas ofthe blood"
gTJI,L ANOTHER O.Ig 81 OF s;;fiofIILA. .--I hs
. y.r7 valuable bo7 opred Of ssrc;uIs by Osrtsr,s
gnsuisa Mixture. / cousider IL truly q valuable
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UST RECEIVED another invoice OF I'm.
u American WATCHES, designed for railroad
SCENTS and others who require accurate time keep
srS)
A'so, fine assortment of rich gold Jewelry, n,w
sss styles, which am selling from 20 to 80 Der ct
below the usual retail prices asked at other estab
nsauents. Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle, Penn
syivsnia avenue, betw. 4k and 9th sts.
U1-n n. q. HO0r
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NEW BOOK, PERIODICAL
IN AND NEWSPAPER ESTABLLy4aKFT,
WIN. TAYLOR 4 CO.,

n 4 lcIl q COs.
CbrneT e BaisSaoTs and Charles str~.x,
BALTIMORE, Mp,
WI TAILOR co. beg leave to call the atten
hoo Of the reading people and all dealing In Books,
% their new BOOK, PERIODICAL, and NEWS
P4PkR ESTABLLSHAENT, where can be found
large and general assortment of all the late popu.
Jar publications OF the day.
They also keep on hand a splendid assortment of
plain snd fancy STATIONERY of every descrip ion.
All orders thankfully received and filed with de-
spa,ch, ard sent By return of The mail, sxpresE or
stage er In any other way the psrson ordering may
direct.
Booksellers, N.vs Agents, Psdlars, ard all others
supplied with any Books, Magazines, ETC., at the
lowest rates.
Any Book published in this country can b had
By sending your order 10 us.
WM. TAYLOR / CO.,
Cor. baltimore and Charles sts., Baltimore, Nd.
NAV 23-tf
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@@n>zmyMl6
o. X CHAMBERLAIH'S Conner
sial ColisE.:

10. l2y, Briss~ors aree., Eala~ors, Ia.
HHk osecnsfbe objsc. of this institution is to place
IN the resch Of individuals proper facilities for
cbsatnins thorough and practical msrcantiio edu-
Cation yourg man can hers obtain a naore cor.
reot knowledge Of general business matters In fsH
weeks than 1n b seq uired In - many years In any
one counting housc.
The course Of stuty embraces douhieentry book.
Keeping, and its s3aptston 70 various denartmentc
OF connerce and trade. Mercantile calculations
taught according to the most approved uethods-
Practical Pennanship, combining rapidity of execu-
ton with beauty Of construction. Lectures upon
nsroantile Law, upon various important mercantile
subjects, beside many other points necessary for
book-keeper or business man TO understand. Time
neoesssry for student to complete the course varies
nom I've to eight weeks. There being no vacation,
applicants can enter at any tims and attend both
DAY and evening. Examinations are held at stated
periods, and diplomas awarded to those Who gradu.
ate For terms, Re-, write and have . circular for.
varded By mail feb Ilv
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WI. KaARl. HGkxI. Nm R,zr.,
First Prsnium Grand and souare
PfanOs.

~ KNABE, GAEHLK 4 CO., manuf.ctlr.
HUytvsrs, Nos. 4, S, s, 9, and IL, Eutsw street,
Baltimore. Z. 4 g. would respectfully sail public
attention TO the great variety Of ther IRON PRAliE
PIANOS, constantly finishing. which for durability
descssy Of touch, briiancy of tone they believe are
not surpassed by any now manufactured. In st di
hon 70 the first Premium awarded them by the Ea.
ryAnd Institute in lS43 and lS49 they havereosfyed
the highest encoraiums OF the most emizent artists
who used these instruments for their Concerts. All
So OF our first elass Professors and Ameteurs in ths
city, who have highly recommended them
~ PIANOS HIRkD a, Ill.
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| ( (1ARTRIpdE BOX, BALLOT BOX, and BAND
which can be hai In g ssortsd s1se with svs,v v.,S
| cry OF Fancy Goods and Millinery ak
SHEDvS, 1lth st, above Ps. sv>.
n. B.-Just received q hne assoytmsat Of T6ilea
snd snaving sosp, Rx6acta. and 06iosass,
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RICHARD 4. SMITH,
GEORGE D. SIXTH,

RICHARD 4. SMITH. GEORGE d. sxITH
~ d. SMITH Il CO.. Manufacturers and
VI. Dealers In ALCOHOL, CANPHENE, RTHE
RIAL OIL, &c. No. 81 8. CALVERT STREET, op-
posite Water street, BALTIMORE, Nd.
Ds- Ally
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II VKS DIA2fNh q,
i by g. D. X. James, great American romance.
Our Honeymoon-This work is peculiarly adapted
yellow kids and matrimony.
Eclectic Magazine for August
Hard Tmes-By Charles Dickens complete.
dieason's Pictorial and Flag of the Union for this
week, and eserything In the Book and stationerv
line for sale at SHIl INGTON,a
Book store, Odeon Building, cor Pa. av.
w
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TURKKY vIcToRI0na

VUU VIII nnd at the same OLD STAND, Pennsyl
Il vania avenue near 12th street Opposite the
Irving Hotel, LOOKING GLAseES With or Vithont
Frames; Portrait, Picture and Miniturs 1ramss Of
the latest styles; Brackets, Tables Room Mouldina
Oornises e., 70; or by leaving your order You can
have any thing dene In my line. -
N. Bold Frames, 10. reriIt n ths sho-t..t r..
uoe on reasonable terms Don't forget the place.
too Wy --#-.--- JOHN WAGNER
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GAS FIXTURES,

FHHE subscribers tske pleasure In announcing to
L the public that their stock Of GAS FIXTURES,
comprising some Of the best and latest patterns has
been received, and that they prepared to sell
at the lowest rates. Persons in want of Gas Fixtures
vili pleasc call and examine they will no doubt
hnd 1t to their interest
Dwellings, and public buildings fitted With gss.tu.
bing at the usual rates
J.W THOMPSON / BROTHER.
dec l6-f Pa. sV., bet. 10th and II th, g. side,
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70 Southern California is one Of the
most important and least known regions
of our State, stretching down for hun.
dreds of miles below San Francisco; it 10
interspersed with charming valleys, gen
tie hills, and grand mountains; soon 1T
will be populated, we trust, with an in
dustrious and prosperous class o. citizens
American in feeling and unfalteringly At
tached to the great principles Of Amerl-
can liberty. The day Is not distant
when the southern portion Of thus etets
will exert an immense influence upon the
moral and political destiny Of oai'fo'ns'
Sas Fyaseiseo /dpocots.
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:. YsTkBROOK.

GENTLE n e MS FurnfshinE Goods
" OF best qualities and at New York prices-Ws
would invite the attention Of purchasers generally
to our spler did assortment Of
White and colorsd Shirts
elk, gause, merino. ami cotton Undershirts
Linen and cotton Drowers
Cravsts, Ties, Hdkfs, Scarfs
Gloves. Collars, Hosiery, Ac.
Making the most complete variety Of hns goods n
moderate prices, to be found in the city
WALL sTEPHENs,
Next door to the Iron Han
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th sts,
Aln, thrse doors east Of the National Hotel.
iy 2@tf
NARoH De BRAyOURE, composed by Nathan
~ Richasdsun, Sta rssssvsd py
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MONRY-M0NEY-NoNEY,

7 IMPORTANT NOTICE-An persons In want o,
l. Meney can be supplied with all SUNG
Cash advances On Jewelry, Watches Furniture,
Groceries, and Clothing. ALI business negotiated
strictly confidential.
ISAAC HERZBER9,
Pawn Broker, south side Pa avenue, between AZ
and Sd SITS, opp. U. 8. Hotel.
~ Store c,ossd on Saturday until candle light
an 25-eodnlt
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UNDERTAKEN,

T q o. WALL, Undertaken in all IL
branches. Funerals attended to q
the shortest notice, in the best manner, and on tn
most reasonable terms.
Seventh, between D and E streets.
Residence on 6, between L and +, north side.
jy 6-eo3m
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.

EG- The anderngned desires to .Ss~
75I<kz call the attention Of purcha-
sers TO his stock Of PIANOS, q = !
consisting Of 6, 81, 63I., and 1$FS
'-ocesses, Win or without metallic frAnes Tn q
fAnos are rsmarkabe for great power OF tone, from
the lowest to the highest notes. with an elastic od
Ieedy touch, being suited to any performers. MIL
blC for pianos, and all other Musical Instrums,,ts
Cd The trade supplied on liberal terms.
JAS. z BOSWELL.
No. Is, Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
&C le1y.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
BOOK BINDING.

IN al Its varieties, neatly executed, ON the nos
l. reasonable terms, By
THOMAS TRIPiETT 4 co,
PennsylTsnia avenue. south side. I'd door
~ --iftf from 18th sfrsef
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NAvr DxrAR4ussr. july 1e 1854.

IH consequence Of various applications from differ
i ent parts Of the United States, desiriag an extsn
don oftims to enable manufacturers o. machinsry
to prepare plans and proposals 70 b submitted In
accordance with the terms Of the Advertisement OF
this department, Of July 1862 ths time ified
In that for the reception Of proposals.
&C.. is extended until the lst Of September next.
jy 20-dtd j. DORRIN
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- n This well kept house and RBS-ex
~lAtTAURANT,o opposite Camden Sta u
ton, northeast corner Of Camden 81
and Liberty streets, Baltimore, Md, Is
Wssoinsson, &C., viii find agreeable seoommsda.
tons an. Q-9n
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N JESSE MARDEN,
sc A Ii M AK Err.
Southeast corner Of
CHARLES BALDERSTON eTR7Era
fsb2-1y Baltimore, Md.
CASH FeR NEGROES.

CAEH FOB NEGROES.
"1 wish 70 purchase immediately q larrs ruu-
wv Der Of likely YOUNG NEGROES, for the New
Orleans market, for which We viii pay the highest
cash prices AL persons having Slaves for sale, win
ofice, No. IL Camden street. Baltimore Md. fo-mer.
ly occupte5 by J. 5. Donovan. Liberal comni ssions
paid for information All communications prompt
ly attended TO-
jan fly I'M WILSON G. n DIXIE
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MURPHY'S NEW DEPOT ttO11Sr

aug LIT BaIt;mo,e N
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1854-08-24

then act with full knowledge of the position,
platforms, and candidates, of the several politi
cal parties. And as objection was taken to
that part of the resolution which pledged the
Convention to adopt that political ticket which
should prove satisfactory, and as no possible
harm could result from leaving the Conven-
ton to its own discretion in that respect, he
moved to strike out the second clause of the
resolution which related to that subject.
Mr.. Noble of Onondags, seconded the mo-
ton, and said he believed it would harmonic
the Convention.
The amendment was then passed, and the
resolution as amended was unanimously adop-
ted, as follows:
" RESOLVED, That when this Convention ad-
journs, it will adjourn to meet again in Auburn,
at 10 o'clock A. M. on Tuesday September
the Goth, charged with the duty of presenting
candidates for State officers to be supported at
the ensuing election, who shall represent and
uphold the principles embodied in these resolu-
TONS"
On motion, the SeUenth resolution, (Mr. Bull
lard's amendment having been disposed of by
this vOte,) was taken from the table and unani-
mOusly adopted.
The eleventh resolution was then read and
adopted; after which, on motion of Mr.. Ray
mond,
The Convention adjourned TO meet again in
Auburn, on Tuesday, Sept. &c, at 10 o'clock
A. M
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WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!,!

O7~ great many learned treatises have been
written explaining the origin Of and classifying the
worms generated in, tho human system Scarcely
any topic of medical science has elected more acute
observation and profound research; and yet physi.
clans are very much divided in opinion on the SUBJ
ject 1t must be admitted, however, that after all
a mode of expcling Thorn and purifying the body
from their presence is of value than tho wisest
dispositions to their origin.
Such expeling agent has at last been found.
DR.. McLanes Vermifuge proves to be the much
sought after specifc-its efficacy being universally
acknowledged by the entire medical faculty. As
further proof road the following frsm lady-one of
our own citizens:
New YORK, O,t06er Is, 1852.
This Is to certify that was troubled with worms
for more than year. l advised to Me-
Lanes Celebrated Vermifugc. I took one bottle,
which brought away about fifty worms; common
ced improving at once, and am now perfectly well.
The public learn my name, and further particu-
ulars, by applying to Mrs. Hardic No. Manhattan
place. to T.. L. Theall Druggist, corner Of Rutger
and Monroe streets
p. s. Dr. McLanes Celebrated Vermifuge, also
DR.. McLane's Liver Pills, can now be had at all re-
spectacle Drug Stores in this city.
o. Purchasers will please be careful to ask for,
and take mono but, Dr. McLANES VERMIFUGE.
All others, in comparison, are worthless.
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THE NEW YORK STATE ANTI-NERRAsKA CON
VENTION.

The proceedings of this body were embraced
in morning and an afternoon session, on the
10th of August "But few" remarks an eye.
witness Of these proceedings, "will realize the
spirit in which its deliberations were conduct
ed, or the effect of its declarations upon the
immense concourse Of people assembled. There
was but one feeling and that was determin-
cd, uncompromising hostility to Slavery, and a
fixed purpose to oppose its encroachment upon
single foot of territory over which the Notion
al Government has the slightest control These
expressions are embodied in the resolutions,
and no one who was present will doubt that
they will be lived up to hereafter. They form
platform upon which the friends of freedom
can and will standn
" In declining at this time" says the same
writer, in the New York Times, "to make
nominations for State officers, the Convention
has acted with great wisdom, and fully carried
out the wishes of the people. While leaving
the present political organizations to act as
their instincts may dictate, they give them fair
warning that they must come up openly and
avowedly to the great work-that they must
unite in the fight to free the Territories from
Slavery