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Tnr tIOS. suEpnAnp CrEMrAs left yesterday for
Etst Pon. Military Academy, WHARF he goes To
Eseharge his duties as one Of the Board of Wis
lds.
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HARrF .np, Gown, May 25.--The church bells
tolletl for an hour last evening" on account OF tn
passage Of the Nebraska bill.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PirrspcReil, May 27.---Riyer 8 fIet, falling
Weather clear md warm.
GlsciSsArr, May 27.--River fallen 8 inches.
We ather warm.
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aroused. wal liked or fell overheard. He has fela-
lions in Washington county, Pa.
II is singular fact that while. he wns drowning
tho body Of a lsowned man. unknown 10 any one,
was beng taken out OF tlieriyer. 81 S
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CAUTION.

DR.. MoRsE's IRvIooR Nr1Ka CORDIAL as been counter
feed by some unprincipIed persons.
In future all the genuine cordial will have the propTietors
fac sine pasted the cork or bottle, fol.
lowing words blown in the glass
CDR MoRSE's lNvfGoRATING CORDIAL,
H. RING, PROPRIETOR, N. r.''
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FuaITLVE SLAVES.

49, II UuII INE IoLttVElo. -
PniLSDELPiiA, May 27.-'rhree fugitive slaves
given up TO their masters at New York " sterday,
passed through This. city last night on their way il
tn ir homes in Maryland. i.a
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g4ae Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, in pint
ottles.
- q. II. RING, Proprietor,
1872 Broadway, NeSs+YQrk.
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CAUTION EXTRA

CAUTION EXTRA.
Also observe Promissory Note with TIC prop
written signature every genuine bottle OF Dr. hOrse's
lnvigoTating Cordial.
Toeounterfeit which is forgery
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sMlISIllI MllSIcu

Swe are about go Easi again, TO purchase very
stock OF Goods, VIC take great pains to INFORM
TINS day. Isl, 1854 al our Piano AMI other liz
strunenta usic and Musical FIRST cost
We hope that our musical elids will give ls call now,
ana see late and large selection OF new music also,
Tue sy9nue rIal in prices. 81
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tcn be completed, the nktng ui Tic same Will be odiuuT
ed fr'mtine to time until The same are !akenai
- to,,, po,, , Sol. for complainant
Buchan's hungarian Balsam II!
- III. aAE GR CIR NJ RNGLisa T.,
xoa Rem,eay S nor Pssto' ala, and pGl
tT Sa nei, and s.c, S ms
III OF these most ormida bic com.
S2slisSs Silzed world.
ated ted STATE States % s saei, g WIZ i
OF oTy s Its merit in
:. oNLY h6LIaBLE REMEDY
tatve OF ally the ssht forms OF colds, eong milan.
M that eau possibly be used; Tor whooping cough .
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
seey Checked anG ss s s 81 rs
iunsa,ian basam which heals Tho affected membrane,
Al those vital organs, The lungs, sound and
REMEMBER THIS.
disease; a II not cheated at the outset viii
sooner Or later s ie,% e i,I in , death!
This distressing symtom Of eons,miiop aress ron,
alice lion che air a ss.lsa 'e
case Il y very dangerous Indication o disease
n saSss o. s synos SHOULD be
hrsharaily ihe pT SS15 "a EALsSI
In Consumption tbs LIVER Is always more or
siss
b, its use.
harsh dry lnsilas winter I9 cough, which aie.
sa% by e sow stss Of
bid ms;,s and other foul matters Improves Ike digestive
| s. stem. -
BRONCHITIS
dlne , OF ., eaing harsh cough Shiny
lection Tho air tubes leading the Iuass
arc directly and slec fcally affected by the oil This al
oy this Valuable iemedy u, se en-
-. 'rlJBERCLES ON THE I.IINGS
The lursarian Haisom IL The on,S ,.eSs ssho, Toe
tic abnndan and conrIusiye evidence 10 lie
all where There is natural organic defect faei
worst orm OF this disease. That he boldly dseaies ui i
win Tube culous disease and confidently socits
|. Free Expeeiorofinn is the most o;o. q, 10
LINES - ~ 10 cure diseases OF tue CHEST anu
TIE ts an, is dis
changes il from thick gInnos substance 10 a thin hahn
great bic ease and comfort 10 lie natient here
esno in the Void lis quail quail
Spacuon,r, (. en,,,,.
simple sraamodie Asthma has no better than
the Hungarian Basam This painful and destructive af
q his as fesdiiy at at
' 's. ~ u VI SssI.9 u ss,ss.
CONSUMPTION has been yery ga
SrinSY Of oMss sly, ars n as III
prssss. Sssss '.,ns power
nss q f sshs sys5 an night 81
az. anu Ike
tue @ dews OF night before The glorious morning
sustained by iieontestible pioo Sm s ners di e
bE WISE To-day.
Delay In any OF consuaptve tendency, is emphat
eany peati, under all ordinary treatment The hunga
TIVE If rs great as wen as
~ You nave any symptoms above describec, be
~ " WET a. soNs $40 N,,
MI: az - ~ ~ 10 NoIth sec1nd ST rMiade
c sns ~. ane ontea slates aEa bItlsli q nier
~ whom must DC address,
GU z,'so lot sac ny uf!sists generally.
san1Ta a.. sac ny ID a. fAhNhsIoCh q 20.
| serlI:oIaw PittsburglI. Pa
/ la aues ilclu III the cie KS Office oi the
1s4. e''eu court OF Ohio county iorte month OF APRIL
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WINTER COUGH.

Tho harsh, dry, lncking. winter cough, which aActs
OLD PEoiLE aud invalids in a low state of health {.
most Happily affected by the ilsam Itremovcs all NOR
bid nu:us and other foul matter, improves gesi
organs, and imparts lie to tho cmlciateL
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NO MERCURY OR OPIUM-SOLEMN OATH.
and scveal druggists hav asserted that his Cordial
tanned Mercury Opium has made following afiida.
Wit Whether Uss physicians and druggists supposed
contained Mercury Opium, from the sngular eneIgS
with which Il acts upon particular diseases, ON the
State of New York, city and county OF New York, S.
On the day June, a. d. 1876, personally appear.
before mr., Andrew II. Mcke, Mayor city ofNe
Yoik, Meicalf Morse, who by being duly sworn, doth
and that there submate OH.
mercual prepa used in compromising and manu-
name Morse's Invigoratng Elixir Cordial and that
It does not contain partlceof Opium.
Sworn before nc, tits 26th day OF June, 1916.
A H. MlcKLE, Mayor
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PRoNcu1TI

Bronchitis, difficulty enting harsh cough a Shiny
eSpcctoratiol with all other symptoms caused by an at
tctton of tic air tubes leading the throat LUNGS
arc directly and specifically by use OF This ad
nitabe remedy he warned in time. ye afflicted, and
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No language cah'conyey adequate idea oil tie ,nedfs
ate and almost miraculous change which occasions Ia t
diseased bitnied and shattered syseI wLeth
er broken down weak by nature or inaired
by sickness the ustTiig and relaxed organization Is n
oLcs braced, ViyfIied and built up. The menta ana
OF nervous disease yarish together u
dor ITS luence Nor is tho effect temporary; con-
the medicine reach the tuition se restore To
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MEpICINAL WnNnRR

OF the nineteenth century i the first scientific man
m the world would have admitted that miIacie oil lei
cine heretofore supposed to have existence,
STIMULANT THAT ENTAILS NO REACTI0N
iisiorce is expended, is the with OPIUM
eoholic and al rexeitans The caecto
these brtct, II well be SaiL takes them
he last stale OF that Is Ts IIut
The Elixir Is IN eXlerant without single drawbae-saio
eryes the mind and the entire IT also
remove dcpressius, excitement, nlency to blush
sleepessness dislike society, incapacity study or
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D.ggs,s;t: throughout the United ssatea qsRs
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Free Expect grafton is the most important object he
Lungs.
The Hungarian Hasam is G reat Expectorant II dis.
solves the morbid diseased matter in tic air passages
Changes II from thick gntinos substance thin
csa TO thin fluid ard throws ii on with
greatest possible ease aud comfort TO tile patient There
s no better medicine in the wod If its expectoran quail
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int-At Rules held the clerks Office OF lie
,iIeut Gourt OF Ohio county, for The month prfI
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SPASMODIC ASTHMA.

Simple sraamodic Asthma has no better ernedy than
the Hungarian Balsam This painful destructive
fiction, WhCh resists yting else Yields 10 tile
all powerful Influence of this great rened y, as readily at
any other form OF Pectorai d eease.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-29

PATENT WATER COOLER.
This article is the result OF the aprliealion scientific
principles 10 the pu pose intended, To keep water as
7oolas possible, long Poss6e. toi e Possi6le
quantity Of Re.
The Proprietor long devoted his attention 10 tLis
particular branch OF domestic economy, and passing
ole tnprvementio another, has al length arrived
perfection IL is possible to proof this is
fr in the very general OF these Coolers in all parts
OF the COUNT SIMPLE statement OF facts regard 10
Ihese Coolers will satisfy every OF their superiority
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D AW6ry,
No. 146 md Has, Main ste, WheeliRg,
now OPENING 81 Tie largest and best assor
Il OF Straw Goods Panama, Leghorn and CHIP Hats OF
every description quality, been sold whole
sale RETAIL at prices that cannot iau please y
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.oneernins 81 ,scription. advertising or 9th.
IEr business ofthe lntelligeneer, should be adj
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RIVER pnlpnn,ra

oNE OF YouR SuHscRinERs.
Wcodsield. May 25. 1854. z
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NEW tIOOIJo.I
ME are receiving our Spring House Furnishing
w Goods comPiising new styles OF French China din
er aud tea sets; Rrtania aud Silver plated
raes tea and coffee Urns, sugar bowls, butter coolers
cald estieks Forks and Spoons, salt frames with Ii
nllEs, coal boxes beautifully decorated, article,
paror USE Entry lamps, ivory handled Knives forks
~ sets of 81 pieces and single sets solar lard lamps with
ofconmon goods adapted to the country trade all OF which
we oaera Eastern Priccs adding only the difference Of
transportation. HOBBS, BARNES q Co.,
Glass Manufacturers, No 9 Monroe ST.
nrT near the Post Office, Wheeling.
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OH SYE 5HATLESS ~
Nov your the necessary article and
IN at the undersigned is the place 10 buy them cheap as
he has the largest and best assorted stock Of mems and
ready j. w RHODES,
apo6
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TpIBI1TE on REsPECT


,,..,,,, Of ! norton Of the Mechanics Of Rich
rnond and other friends Of tbs late TBos 0LEnN.
vas held In the public sittrg room OF the brosd %
Ths mestins We, called to erder by Mr. Fsmming
Grim. ON whose motion Mr.. JOHN A. BELvIN was
called to the Chair; and the motion OF Mr. Issue
A. Goddin, Mr. ALERT L. WEST wss appointed Sc
The Chairman having briefly stated the object of
thu meetius Mr. Isaac "A. Goddin offered the follow
ia : resolutions which were unanimously adopted:
1st- 1t Is with feeling OF the deepest ana noe.
and melancholy death Of our late townsman and most
worthy fellow-citizen. THOMAS }. GLENN, Esq,
Cd In the death Of Mr.. GLENN void has been
produced which we believe viii be long ieiI oy tne
meehanics OF Richmond, ana those haVins occasion
Sd sensbiy impressed with the many noble and
sslfsacr6cinE traits of character which adorned the
bans upon usto off-r some suitable and lasting ev.
depce of our appreciation Of bis many ennobhne
traits of character and Christian virtues: Therefore
we to .s sii ss.n q 81 rsnias
On motion of Mr. Henry K Ellyson,
Received. That committee of thirteen be APP
pointed to carry the object of the third resols
Whereupou the following gentlemen were 'p'
pointed said committee:
Isaac A. Goddin, E'emming Gnmn,
Samuel a1:s I. Landram' LEVIN hsnis L. Montague.
Edward Hillyard, Pc er y Glenn,
George Turner, gohn D Queries
George d Shell. :. !,
On motion. the Chairman and Secretary were added
to the committee.
esedinrs be furnished the press Of Richmond. with
the request that the same be pubshed In their re-
spective papers, and that copy be forwarded BY the
Chairman to the afflicted widow of the deceased.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
JOHN A. BELVIN, Chm.
ALBERT L. WEST, Sec'y.
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY


UNITED STATES HOTELS A Stevens, King
William; DR. e 81 Poindexter. HeHrico; g Curtis,
Thompson, Fluvanna; s Smith, Baltimore; j A
Distler, King Queen; c. Burns, New Kent; e
Spindle, Goochlasd:J H + Mayo, Richmond; M
Walden, Chss City; Col Parkhill, Fla.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-A M Pullin, Va; D Wor.
than, J TONNES, Amelia; r g Holloway, z J
Fowlkes, Nottoway;J Ottenger, Milton; L Mann. Fl
d Carter, Amelia; Miller, Madeira; McCaddin,
N C; E Brown, T Hellosop1, Lynchburg, C e John.
son, Phia; Mitchell, Tenn; Gwathney, Ro.
anete; 7 Hetty, ship Shelter; Plumer, Athens;
D Bisset, Petersburg; w w Lervis, Henrico Jas Ii
Tompkins, Va; Sims, r l. & Il; r Winfrse,
Chesterfield.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-B Pate Va; Mrs r
Jones and daughter, A. Graham, Phila; DR. Gayizel.
lady and son, Richmond; ] Mason, Buckin CHAM: j
G Balzell, Abingdon; g Young, Henrico; w Bel.
lany, Miss T Bethany, Miss Bellamy Florida;
Gordon VIM Pannill, Petersburg; q Fl Guerara
and servt, M g Allen, G. Gaines, Petenbs A
Shields Richmond; w Scott, N o; II M Seward, Z
Baldwin, Y; Avery, lady and child, Halifax:
DR. Henderson, U N; P s Crook lady child and
sergt, Miss Crook, Mrs Cross, N Y; w Richardson.
Waynesboro; Robertson and lady, Richmond; g g
Minor, West PEEPS Minstreis w Ford VIM 81
Christian, Fdksbg; w Smith, Hanover
AMERICAN HOTEL-W Heele, C; Muv C
Sewer and child, Pa; R Lumpkin L Queen; Col De
Russy, A; Calf, Richmord; PeImer, jr.
Cumberland; Powell, Goocbland; @ II Eiwood and
lady @ Shannon and lady, Bost; e Henderson p
Nesbit g Truefeet NY.
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THE GRAPESHOT.

This mysterious vessel, which has kept the
United States, Cuba and all the rest of the
world on the tip-toe of curiosity for some
months past, and whose departure from N.
Orleans on the lst inst. was duly chronicled
has arrived in New York, and forms the sub
ject of long article in the New York Her
aid. She cleared from New York in the first
instance on the cath of March last with q
cargo of american Hardware" alias thirty
- cis- -l--~>1 rnnsk atr cln 80
invested with terrible mystery, and we
soon after heard of her as privateer, or a
pirate, causing CONSERVATION and wrath
among ship in Liverpool, though all
the while she was laying peacefully off the
mouth of the Mississippi river. A true &C
count of the voyage and mission of the vessel
has been given by one of her officers to the
New York Herald. The muskets were in
tended for Santa Anna, to whom George Law,
the owner of the ship and cargo, had agreed
from New York, the vessel came to anchor
off the mouth of the Mississippi, there to
await the consummation of the bargain with
the Mexican Dictator. There she lay four
months expecting every day to be summon
ed to Vera Cruz to unload her cargo. But
George Law wanted the cash for his guns
and Santa Anna didn't have it, so the Grape
shot has returned to New York, bringing
home her entire cargo of American Hard
ware" as it is entered on her manifest, in
nrecisely the same state as she started With
it. Going out she passed every thing that
floated on the waters, steamers and ALL Six
hours, it is said, was her average time of
spying vessel ahead and leaving her out of
sight astern. Coming home however, she
was becalmed most of the time, and made a
long passage for her, - days.
Such is the substance of the account of
the voyage given by one of the officers
The Herald says that it conflicts little as to
cargo, with the account given to the report
er of shipping intelligence" which reads
Bark Grapeshot, Baxter, 10 days from s. W.
Pass, in ballast, to George Law.
The Grapeshot is clipper built; 400 tons
burthen; hull long, narrow and black; masts
huge and calculated for a heavy press of sail.
She sits as gracefully upon the water as Ste
vens' famous yacht Maria. She is now lying
few hundred yards off the Battery, New
York, and is easily distinguished by her war
like appearance,-her fgure-head being q
cannon, he stern decorations cannons, and
her signal flags a cannon Oh white ground
work
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DIED..

At his residence on 18th street, after protractsd
illness Of II days, WILLIAM LARMAND, aged 81
years.
His funeral will take place to-day, at o'clock
The friends and aequantances of the family are in
between Broad and Marshall
Yesterday evening, about O'Clock, ANASTATIA,
daughter of Ann and Martin Ryan, aged years
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
requested to attend her funeral this evening" at three
O'Clock, from her fathers residence, Cary st. be-
tween 18th and 18th Streets without farther invita-
ton.
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NOISY DEsERrER.-John Campbell,

NOISY OESERTER.-JOnn Campbell, q
drunken, noisy fellow, and said to be desertsr
from the United States Marine service was captur
ed on 9th street. last Thursday afternoon, by the
clerk of the second market and Gagged for riotous
and disorderiy conduct 1t appears that he had
gone to the house of man, named DOMINANT to
rent room, and because D refused to let him have
it, be became very abusive and wanted to fight
Having been before the Mayor on two or three for
mer occasions, his honor determined to have him
locked up in default of bail for his future good be
hayior
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LUMBEhiro. Tho summons ngainst Mes
srs. Ragland & Bro, for obstructing 9Th and Canal
streets with lumber, was disposed Of by the Mayor
the defendants having removed the obstruction
We are glad to hear that the commissioners OF
streets, for Madison Ward, have had the subject
under consideration, and determined to report an
ordinance to the Council allowing dealers in lum
Der sufficient time to move their stock from the ca
nal and basin banks after being landed from the
boats
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DESPERATE AssAuLT-Lewis, slave to
Mrs. Lucy Warren, charged with committing a
violent assault on VIM. Henry Brauer, lad oaly
IL years old, with one pound weight was brought
before the Mayor yesterday but owing TO the criti
cal condition of the injured boy, the nation
was postponed until Tuesday next and the accus.
ed committed to prison.
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IMPUDEHcE AND RESISTING THE WAToH
Charles, a slave of DR.. Patterson, was brought
before the Mayor, yesterday, on the charge of i'm
pudence and resistance of the Watch The charge
being proved, Charles was properly punished for
his offence. Whenever insolence again comes In
bic mind be will likely remember the number 30.
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UNRIPE FRUIT.-Mr Valentine, clerk Of
the second market seized box of unripe peaches
brought there for sale by John Covy in violation
OF the ordinance passed the 10th Of August, 1854
attention OF the Mayor, who promptly conascated
the unripe fruit
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MILITARY MovEMENTs-One hundred and fifty
United States dragons, under command of Major
Graham, and fifty men of the First and SECOND
Regiments of Artillery, under command OF MAJOR
Sprague, passed through Albany on Wednesday
morning on their way to Jefferson Barracks, MIS-
souri,,
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WORTH KNOwING.-The Mayer has re-
solved to impose the highest fines such owners Of
teams as prefer paying money to having their ser
vants corrected for ordinance violations. The
practice OF rapid driving In the public streets is
nuisance not to be tolerated under any considera
ton, and his Honor is bent on breaking it up, OF
making owners pay dearly for failing to obey tbs
ordinances
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ARREST OF FoRGER.-A man named William
Rivers said to be from New York, was arrested In
Philadelphia on Thursday morning for passing =
forged check on the Kensington Bank for $1,000.
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UspRrcEDrsTED SucoEss.-The

UNPRECEDENTED EUCOESS.-In6 6XC1f0-
uient IN heh.lf of BAKER'S CELEBRATED PR
MUM BITTERS continues to increase In this cifv
~ well Ms throughout the state. Al sure enc IL
ryspepsi-. torpditv Of the Liver Sour Stomach ana
Nervous Headsche, they have no rival; and in sdda
ton to the great virtue of BSksrs Premium Bitterr
we have never heard OF . case Of Cholera, Cholsrs
Morbus, Darrhea or Summer Complaint, where they
Should Won be ATTACKED with ths shove eompIaipta
use BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS freely for 3 o.
the confidence have In It. advise all heede 81
families keep bottle or two regularly on End f
cases of emergency, with the confident a9uranee
that no medicine known - 10 efectuaf and e m
same time harmless. Only 50 cents per boftle-to
be had Of all the principal Druggists throua hout the
~ity Of Richmond and elsewhere. Orders viii Be-
Va, Proprietor. m ia
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The Anti-Nebraska meeting was In session on
Thursday, but nothing of an important character
was done. 81 ..r- r.
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RrL,cIoUs NorIcr Cohan n Hahr

RELiGIoUs NoTIcR.-Cohen IN Hebrew
means men. priests who serve the Lord On old
iimes BY Offering secrifces; bat Yet .sprissp means
the spiritual part of the Hixh Priesthood n whom
ell are blessed -videI. Samuel II. S.
And nov, 0 70 PIests {Cohen's) this command
mont IL for ycu"-Malachf fl: 1.
Next Sabbath, August 20, at O'Clock, r. NJ. Dr.
LEON 0ELBARDT, converted Israelits, will deliver
lecture upon the religious condition Of the Jewa
IL the Second Baptist Church, Main q. oubieet
The spiritual Priesthood" Jsws and 0sntilcs 40
respectfully invited. aufe-St4
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MISSOURI ELEcr1oN-The st Louis papers o.
Monday last, contain no farther returns. Mr.. Zen
toms vote is one hundred greater than the average
of the Benton ticket Wings are elected by anti
Benton votes, and vice versa.
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ARKANSAS ELEcTIoN.-The only returns receiv-
ed from Arkansas are from Crittenden county,
showing that Crittenden {dern) has been elected
without opposition.