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AssauIt ON Presidents.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New YORK, August 8, 1854.
An article appeared In your paper Of yesterday,
headed 1.-THE Assault upon the President" in which
it is stated that General jackson while President
WAS twice molested; once by lieutenant in the
revenue service, who pulled the Generals nose in
public" You win please ALLOW me 70 correct the
error. No officer Of the revenue service has ever
acquired notoriety by such dishonorsble MEANS Toe
assault alluded to committed by an ex.lieuten-
snt of the navy, named Randolph nephew Of John
Randolph Of Roanoke, think. If any glory result
T--- A. wOulo Ia txtrc6icly
Just to deprive the navy Of II.
Very respectfully. A.V.F.
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THR FrsHEREs.-Tbe Gloucester 7tiegraph no
ports the arrival OF the Schooner Queen Of Clippers,
Captain Andrew Parker, Jr., from the bay OF st.
lawrence, being the first vessel from that quarter
this season She came from the fishing grounds on
Saturday, August 5. The news ID very Encouraging
Mackerei were very scarce, and the vessels were
doing almost nothing. Two Of the Gloucester yes
sells bad obtained one hundred barrels each, while
the rest of the fleet ranged from ten TO sixty bar
relp Captain Parker Informed the editor OF the
Tskgraph that there was an armed brig stationed
of Gaspe, q cutter In the bay Of Chaleur, and
troube from them. There had been no fish IN shore,
apo consequently there had been no occasion for
extra vigilance % their part.
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WISCONSIN,

CONGRESSIONAL CONvRNTION--FrRsr DISTRICT.
The electors in the First Congressional district
Of Wisconsin, comprising the counties Of Ailwau-
who are opposed to the Nebraska iniquity and in
favor Of the principles announced in the "repub-
hcan" platform adopted at Madison July Is, are
invited TO meet In their respective Assembly dis
tIicts and select two delegates from each to re-
held at Rochester, Racine county, on Wednesday,
the 9Th day of September next ct IL o'clock NJ, to
nominate q candidate to be supported ct the ap
preaching election.
By order Of the State Central Committee,
Milwaukee. Julv %.
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Arc. l5.-Cathsrirs r. p. Walker, bv her merit
Friend, Chyisfian s. Sloan, rs. Wiides r. W0Lkr.
In this case, II win be remembered there Was
doubt q the trial q 10 the identity Of the house Of
III fame in Mercer street wherein the defendant
Was alleged 70 have committed adultery. The plain
tif by Der attorneys, Messrs. MART, Strong and A.
r. Smith, moved yesterday 70 amend the fourth
the words known - No. lie Mercer strest, In the
city Of New York; and inserting, Gin Vie house
situated in Mercer street. In the city Of New York,
on the west side Of the said Mercer str between
Grand and Spring streets, upon the door plate Of
which there was, In July, 1850. the name Of White,
Wyatt, Wife or Cook, % the occupant or keeper Of
said house, the number Of which house y unknown
70 plaintiGn
kessls. Woodbury. and Churchill appeared for the
defendant. !.
His Honor granted the motion on payment Of
COSTS Former answer 70 stand by stipulation.
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CALL YOn HAeo COUNTY HmHrN6.
We, The undersigned, request the citasens II the
county d, without distinction Of party, Who
disspprovc Of the population Of the Missouri ooo-
promise, TO assemble In mass meeting ct the Court
HOUSE. on the - day OF -, AZ 10
appoint delegates, qusdruple In number TO the mem
bers the county s entitled TO send to the Assembly
tn represent this county In the State Anti
Convention, 10 be held ct the village Of Saratoga
Springs, ON Wednesday, the 18th day OF August.
DELEGATES TO THE ANTI. NEBRASKA CONVENTION TO
Sxvvr ro N BAR ATOGl.
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Ashley Arnold,
Thomas w. Armstrong,
pKl.Aw1RK.
White Griswold,
VIM. B. HsnJord,
Charles Hathaway,
Stephen c. johnson,
Jonas A. Hughston,
Zebulon T. Goodrich,
Daniel Stewart,
Rufus King,
John r. L<al,
SandioId l. Ferguson.
DUTcHESs.
E]iae Titus,
Stephen 8. Thorn,
Samuel Taber,
Jonathan Aiken,
Isaac Vail,
John W. Fowler,
Robert Willard,
Henry d. Myers,
Samuel Holmes,
Adm @. Baker,
Abraham Bockee,
Alvah Bushnell,
bartholomew Griffin.
Edmund p. Carpenter,
John Ferris.
John L. TAlcott,
+. @. Brunch,
A. L Baker,
K. A. Maynard,
Samuel Wihes0n,
II. B. Miller,
W. A. Sutton,
George B. Benedict,
james Haegart,
4 3 Ely,
W. G. Johnson,
Il. Paine,
George Bruce,
VIM. T. Mills,
Z. W. Stewart,
Charles Smith,
Asa jennings,
VIM. II. Pratt,
Whiting Cash,
E. d. Webster,
yULroN.
John Wells,
VIM. G. Wait,
Dennis 8. Frank,
seymour sextsn,
James g. Van Voast.
JUyne0N.
8. II. Taft,
stephen Boom,
Daniel Wsrdwen,
Hart Massey,
VI. b. Mo6att,
Joseph Fayel,
T. G. Derby,
David Granger,
4 ". Hardy,
d, ]. WaRer.
Bsriah Alien,
d. J. Schuyler,
Dexter Haven,
Joseph 0sborn,
r. 7. Lee.
KINGS.
James Humphrey,
Chandler etarr,.
q. d. Backus,
J. N. Van Colt,
J ". Knapp,
H. N. Holt,
Edward Seymour,
D. y. Barnes,
Smith J. Eastman,
W. Atkinson,
E. d. Culver,
John Friend,
J. N. 6tearns,
c. J. Jack,
VIM. Hunt.
MADISON.
John J. Foote,
Francis r. Stewart,
Calvin Whitferd,
Jonathan Wells,
Alfred Seymour,
JADes Hitchcock,
Oliver P. Root,
John Snow,
Jsmss Barnett,
LewiA RsyAor,
MONROE
Ashmun Beebe,
BENZ. Wing,
Isaac Moore,
Seth Weed,
Roswell Hart,
CALVIN Huson,
Freeman Clarke,
Z. B. ElsOod,
VIM. N. cage,
James p. rog9,
D. Carpenter,
Albert II. King,
Isaac II. Jameson,
Jesse revey,
David Ncveen,
INV YolK.
Robert Smith,
thomas B SsiIlman,
Orison Blunt,
J. Philips PA0nix,
John McKessnsr,
Horace GorthnayS.
John n. swift.
Noah Worrau.
VIM. G. West,
Charles Ripe.
eeDuel B. Kuseyss.
Thomas g Berry.
Roe Loeb wood,
Jessph Blunt,
Jshn Heeher,
JotAh Rich,
John Jsy,
Len mis- Harris,
Joseph W Savage,
=
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A Christian Union Anti-Slavery General Refor
Convention is to be held at White Lake, August
and "a "wednesday and Thursday). IL Is expecte
that the convention viii be preceded bya dedlc
ton sermon, Of the new house Of worship, to be d
hYered at 10 A. n of Xedne6daY.
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MEET TO DAY At sARAroGA.
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POLITICAL MOVEMENTS or THE DAY.
FORTH. SOUTH, EAST AND WEST
STATE AND COUNTY CONVENTIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
State Convention Of the democracy OF New
fsrk. consisting Of four delegates from each As
semby district, win be held in the city Of Syracuse
Sc S re ~ q the Dom
hating caud,o6es for such State Offices "a are TO be
Aed ct the next election and for the transaction Of
such other business IS may come before 1t.
ALBANY, May 10, 1854
l-Eamuel J. Tilden, 6.-Rufus Herrick,
Lorenzo B. Shepard, d. Disye,
2.-WiAiam 81. Ludlow, 6.-Horatio Ballard,
John /. Mumford, Hiram Bebee,
s-P. Cagger, Simeon B. Jewett,
7. R. Wesbrook, William @. Rhodes,
A. John Bowdish s.--Dean Richmond,
William A. Dart. Israel 7. Hatch.
WIG STATE CONVENTION.
he wing electors Of the State Of New York are
requested TO appoint one delegate from each Assem-
by district, TO represent such district in State
6eth day Of September, in the city Of Syracuse, for
offices Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Canal
Go%p%ssioner, and State Prison on. iss I 1v
!sa II s' Ssss.p, Yor. Eft ss ssS '
s".so. e con niIlSs Utica Th.o To"nssad Albany
ADen Aunros Syracuse L. Benedict, Jr.,
STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
The undersigned committees, appointed for the
hereby call State Te%pslsncs Sns
e. meet in the city Of Auburn, ON Wednesday, the
18th day Of September NEXT ct IL oclo K, NJ, to
take into consideration the present exigencies Of
the cause, and In view Of its demands upon ne as
citizens welding the right Of suffrage, TO decide
npon the course VIII, h may render our sufages the
most effective in obtaining the legislation which we
demand.
Each Assembly district win be represented by
Sour delegates duly chosen in such manner % the
ien q Of prohibition in each district may decide.
is hoped that those only will be selected ss dele
gates who consider the enactment Of law prohibit
bog the liquor traffic Is the question Of paramount
importance In our State legislation.
A mass ratification meeting will assemble at the
same place the next day Thursday At II o'clock,
H., which win be addressed by prominent tempe
lsnce speakers from this and other States. It IL
hoped that both conventions will be fully attended.
COMMITTEE NEW YORK STATE TEMPER ANCE SOCIETY.
VIM. Richardson. Albany, David Wright Cayuga,
j. Chsnbsrs, Westehest'r, R N. Ravens, New York
SEQ. d. Beers, Tonpkins.
conHIrTxE g. D. EASTERN NEW YORK g. OF r.
John Reid, Albany, Geo. Hall, Kings,
J. ". Rogers, Essex, Jas. Mackean, New York.
II. g. Allen, Warrington,
COMMITTEE 9. D. WESTERN NEW FORK 8. OF r.
thAa. T. Ford, Geneses, BENZ Joy, Tompkins,
@. W. Jermain, Niagara, W. Bailey Oneida.
PANEL II Narsh Oswego
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-03
The ASlminis trat1On.

+ Nothing but simple justice is dine to
e'e administration in the following Passage
in a letter Of the Washington ccrrsspons
dent Of. the New York Journal OF Com
merce;
at is understood that the duties Of all
tie departments have been for some time
past, excessively lpborio,ts. The Secreta-
~ of State especially, has been taxed with
an siaouat of Intellectual labor that no or
binary powers Of endurance could possibly
surmount. There haze becn, the, fishery
aud reciprocity, the neutral rights, the
Central American, the Peruvian, the Gu
ban aud other negotie ions all involving
questions Of great moment, to De discussed
with astute diplomats OF yalious language
,sna in none Of them has Mr.. Marcy fail
ed 70 Justify his great reputation for ac'i.
men, sagaeity, and frmness.
The violent. abuse which President
Fierce ia common with al, his rtv'leces-
scr;, has received from portion Of the
press, has been matter Of surprise TO for
eigners not acquainted with the .unscrnpu-
ious cllaracterof paftizan warfare but the
truth is, that he a!d his houschoIttare uni-
versally popuIa. amongst the residents Of
the metropolis, and all who rome within
the circle Of the wire Ho.ise bear
away kindly remenbrances Of its occa-
p1nts." sz. zsss'agsz. =
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THE WAY TO SELL LAND!

XK3E advise all persons owning Virginia
w Lands, and desiring TO sell the same, 10
| advertise--hrst in their own local payers so
that their neighbors may become acquainted
with their desire; and next in some journal ct
wide circulation, printed at a distance, SO that
the attention OF strangers may be drawn 10 the
property. The Best PAPER IN PENNSYLVANIA
TO ADVERTISE VIRGINIA LANDS IN. is THE
VALLEY SPIRIT published at Chambersburg,
Pa, by z. $. Dechert Il Co., Its circulation
| Is three times as large as the average circulation
of County papers in Pennsylvania, and care has
been exercised to haveit extensively circulated
among the agricultural community, they being
generally the most substantial patrons. 1t is
generally believed that en- advertisement Of
Real Estate in this paper, will be read by more
Farmers, and therefore by more persons dispos-
ed TO purchase tina, kind Of property than il in.
sertetiln any other Journal inlhispa- Of The couu:
try The Valley Spirits circulation lies mainly
IN the 'ch and populons counties OF FRANK
LIN and CUMBERLAND, but ye, it isuo, CON
fined to. those Counties. Il circ,.lates also in
Adamo York, Lancaster and Lebanon OH the
East, Fulton. Bedford and Somerse, OH. the
West, and Huntingdon, Junia,a, Perry and
Centre on the North. From these paris of our
Stationary Agsictluris:s averemovsd to Wiz.
giniaj and others, il is not TO be doubted will
year after year follow. se
Would il not be good policy for Virginians TO
bring their property TO the notice Of those who
are contemplating removal tc their Stale by
advertising It In oar rsper7 u
u. A copy If The paper will be forwarded to
he address ofany Que who may max e the re.
quest. Its large size, AMI the heavy advertising
custom it enjoys, will serve 10 show lie -sud- |
ing All communications to BE- addressed 10
y T. S. DECllERT & Co.
June &c. Cham aersb1fg Pa |
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Call ORA 'feniperanee C5ntent,on
for Virginia. =

rHNllE Convention which met II Ehs,iol.es-
l. vile last Augus', having an hurlsed its Ex-
ecutive Committee 10 cal sHolhsr Convention
this year, ri thine and place 10 be designated
by lis Camrsltee = p.
The friends Of Temrssanse i:,fcus!,att lie
State are hereby requested 10 hold meetings 80
soon ~ possible IN their respective cuanies
and aeiehhofhocls, and appoint delegates to
Conysn!i,'n 70 be held at Iynehte-e, on Thurs
day the :ft.t day Of August next, &c consider
the present al.iiaSs shd necessities Of Tie Tenn
petahce Cause, aid 10 concert Measures ioI pro.
noting thai csase.
II The conu,y % ,eiyhls'rhecd use!:gs will
make rlfecle.l provisions ial paying tie expens
ses OF their delegates. II will increase not
only the i,ilness ct their attendance, but lts
patience and ,horoe.llness Of ihei. deibers.
tons.
Thsis submitted 10 f.!s iudsIt.ea. q those
meetings. .-.sz-=,
BY order ,d tie tssecnt rsirns!i,cs,
LGCiAN MiNgR. Cha.msr.
Richmond, June IS, ie3t.-Als.
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TIE ART OF DhNC'Ns
CHA5S. a. yssassiliA

First teacher al Richmond sud Eetps.Ji'rg.
Va, has the honor Of authorizing to tide eirseas
Of 6,auri:on and vicinity. 's,' W ,-il give one
eourse Of lessons in this flaae, san. ens!ii.. The
1Set week in July
MI M. will.eve pat,icilia. .s..esi.!..r e that
Important ,esidera,uin--lEa grace and ca, riage
u bis pupls--ths being the great and desirable
6hleci in sending to,o a,tentl.ns the .chool.-
~ persons .iesifi!a to .iuu. {: parents wishing
6 enter their cl,,hhen sho!ild til so At lhs open.
Ing. MS there will bs bul oAe coarse II lessons
kiven, and no pupils taken after the school will
lave been in session oia whei.i
Mr.. Nj. may be seen d. the Iiaiel fs~ DAYS
before the opening, Of wiilrh due na.!es win
be given. Particulars made lsi.own, So
fully 3, 1854, ,,E
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LAND FOR SALE,

pursuance OF an order In Chancery made
z In cause depending III the County Court
oil Augusta, between James w. Danner and
others. plainlfs-aad Ua:ner's nfan,s, defend
ants at the Mag term last; shall proceed or
the premises, tn Saturday he 18Th day OF Juy
next, TO sell 1T public sa,e, 4 certain piece Of
ground, adioiuing DAVID Lsndss. lying abou.
three mics from Mt. Crawford, aud tour milee
IRON Messy Creek iron works, and containing
wtl'y aud halt acres, or which is Two sto.
ry dwelling house, kitchen. and oher ou,.hou
SEES, and a blacksmith shop, and is Il fne stand
Tor a mechanic. About l2 acres are cleared
the remainder in woods. There is also on II,
Yang oreiiard, and well OF good water.
iEEMS.-lh The costs Of sale in baud. Ona
halt when the sale is confirmed by Court-,he
remainder i;'-,wo equal annual inslalmen,s, and
The purchaser To give bond with good secur
ity.. CYRUS BROWN.
.'nne :, lS5i.-5i.-Pr. fee SO.
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Fof the Tindicufov.

TOT Tue tfnd1CufOT.
For Tie information Of the School Com
missioners and teachers of the County,
p1blish the following letter received BY
me last week. J. win be sect, that the
cepitAtion tax will, not come in,o,ny hands
Before the 7th of August, and It's amount
= unknown, butt suppose Commissioners
would be safe in expecting tito BE- some
where between SO and so per cent Of their
regular quo'a. A. soon as it Is, ascertain !.
ed II will publish it.
J. D. IMBODEN:
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE. :
- June 18th. 1854.
Sn,--Yot can draw for the Capt., iol,
Tax Of 1858, due yoar County, on or after
The 9TH Of August next. The amount can
not be ascerta'ihed until about that time, or
e would be Communicated.
Very respectfully, &C..
VIM l.. JACKSON, Il
10 J. D. Imboden, Supt I'd Aua.
" School, for Augns,d county. !
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Virginia Central Ra,iro:sd;
Accommodation Line.

4 PASSENGER Train will start from >na..th-
"A mond dailyal 8. i. N and reach Stain
ton at Lao P y. lle'ueping ,gill leave Statsa;
rnu Al | Il /. n. ai,;i aslise in Richmond al
$50 r. NJ. This i,ain viii only stop foi pa'-
sensers al lie regular derols. and then only in
9eiup sisua,ea, r=,-. -
AnacccmnoLa..o. train WILLIAM. Rishr,os,l
at s.cG-A. u dibe a charlottesville, and reach
Stanton at 9 T. a.. Returning, will leave
Staul,pn at G A. NJ. and arrive in Richmond al
gag r. :: Ma;@.TRpng at 81 The s usual ', po'n'a
way ia,;ins from fsiehmond al 6.l5 A. NJ
usual intermediate rsias, Tile, express raj
will rim villa The a,s.ypmih a.iai,on Ira il
nag II, b. WtuTcoMB, SUPP.
ttlly =. .cS1-E@ ~
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valuable Fnrs,s i.s iIar;xet.

Il DESIRE TO sell privately my Farm. lying
y about 81 miles West Of Siauntou, off from
che Fs3kersbng Turnpike, to the wee. about
que iiiile; Containing about
One Hundsst ana ststy AsrGA
Or laMJ-ll.ore OF sse. THE h.,t will be str
<syed, |! g p,.rchassr il found. Between 81
olid sn ss.es II his la.s,! are cleared abont one
half If which is well set in clover. the other in
i kced e!a;e II e..!tvaio,-ilis halaacs well
Ambered, CT t.s cleared aud acres are
oaeadow, and Is more could bo made There
d on the premises ,ols:ss!y good log dwelling
houee, good new blrn aid stable, There is
Glso never failing spring Of guull WaIst, a good
supple orchard and other fruit trees, fiNae farm
As'well waleted by ponds in nearly evef5 field
9sisuseless to give further description of tl.ls
Yraperly, as persons DESTROYS Of purchasing will
Sdiie and see for themselves. The Farm will
~ shown to any QUO by calling OH the suosc,i.
ner at hislesdence in Staunton, by whom the
oorms will be made Known, and any nforna-
I'm given. Possession given in time for atall
orDp, If early spplrston Is made.
JAMES GREGORY.
Shly Q, is54.-Resis'er copy If.
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PURIFICATIoN OF THE BLOOD,
AND
LIVER AND BILIOUS
COMPi AIN

The Citizens Of the Union suffer much from
disorders of the Liver and Stomach, scarcely
any are free from the in1uenee Of these desruc-
tive ma ladies', hence life wears Fast. The far
sex. perhaps The most handsome in the World,
up TO certain period when, distressing 10 say,
many loose their teeth, and good looks, while yet
III The heyaay of life, such sad evils may be Ell
f.ciually remeded by continually keeping the
blood pune, and the Liver and Stofrach Z hee-
thy action, when life will How smoothly. and
resemble plants in congeDial cline, where an
eternal spring appears 70 reign. AS it regards
the preservation Of the human frame, and the
duration of lie. much may be effected, and
say ieatlessly, that health aud life can be pro
longed for many years beyond their ordinary
linus, if Hollqwa,'s Pills are taken to purify
the blood according 10 the rules laid dtwn for
health contained in the directions whichaccotn.
pany each boy.
a CASE, OF WEAKNESS aSD DE.
s B1LITY, OF 10 YEARS STANDING
CURED BY HOLLOWAY's PILLS.
Copy efaLs'.er from Capt.. johnson, Aslor
House, n. r, dated Jan. 5th 1854.
To Prof. Holloway, 90, co... Aun s. Nassau sls.,
N. York -. 2a
SIR,-lt is with tie uiost heartfelt pleasure
| have 10 inform you tina, have been restored
70 health and Strength by taking your Pills.
For the last ten years, suffered from de-
raugemento Of the Liver and Stomach, and was
reduced 10 such an extremity that gave Up my
Ship, never expecting &c go to Sea any 'aasa,
as had tried every remedy that was Lecoingen.
died 10 me, but all to no purpose ard had given
myself up TO despair, when WAS ct hsst re-
com'ren15d 10 .iahe your Pills. After using
them for Tires. mouths, the result, is. that lam
now III better beallh than have been for eleven
years past. and indeed as we'll as ever / was IN
my lite. You are quite al Liberty 10 make til is
known for the benefit Of others
I -efss,n, Sir, 5ouis respectfully.
iSignejj JOHN JOHNSON.
These celebrated Pills are wonderfully cG-
cdcious in tie toliowing complaints
sgne, Asthma, Bilious Complaints, sBlotch.s
en- he skin, Bowel Complaints, ccn-t;Ps.!os
q tie nussls, Debility, Dsofsy,. Efysipelas,
Female Irregularities, fesefs CT a! sina. dou',
Head ache Indigestion, taundlce, Liver Com
plants, Piles, Reienloe ct Urine; Scrofula,
OF Kings Evil, Stone cad Gravel, Secondary
Symptoms, .ycnerea Affections, Worms Of
all kinds, Weakness, from whatever cause
~ Sold al The Establishment OF Professor
Holloway, IS. corner Of Ann and Nassau streets,
N. York ais, BY all respectable Druggists aud
Dealers in Medicines throughout the United
sises, IN Boxes, at 37A cents, 81 ccnls, and 81
80 cents each Fa BE had Wholesale OF
lbe principal Dr.s Houses in the Unioa.
q There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
n B. = Directions for the guidance of pa
tents in every disorder are af1ixed 10 each
Box
May %, ls54.-.ly.
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Important Notice.

~ 7 COST The Balance Of cur !ine s;,.tlns
II and Summer stock OF Black all Fancy
Cloth. and Cashmere Business Coats. ard fancy
Cashmere Pauis. which we will sell at COST,
flom now until The lat Of September, to which
we would cali The attention Of all Who wisk tc
purchase cheap 10 some Of The most choice
goods uf the seasan, which We have yet on,
Hand. le s
WELLER 8 LEOPOLD,
Clotfiiu. Emporium, Main ST., six doors west
Of Wood " ard liohse -t
r. S7-We have on hand a NH assortment Of
Lidsp, drap d'Eie. Silk ard Alpaca Coats !;
Parts and Vests, which We viii sell at a very
snail prof, to purchasers.
juno 26 1881
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fRuS s ALE.

nj pursuance OF q trust executed y the under.
u signed by Fon,aine May, shall proceed.
OF the premises, situated Oh the waters Of
Chtis,iai's Greek. about six miles from Staun-
ion. TO sell, on Saturday, The 22d July next, al
punc sale. 10 the highest Bidder. ior cash, the
in,erss, Of said NAV in the laud which formerly
belonged to Jacob Young, dec. his ihteres, be-
ing his lite. es,aie III the undivided share OF
his wife. Also, al the saire time, several beds,
sleaas, and the furniture belonging TO same,
sixcha;rs, anu several other articles Of person.
al property. WIN. D, TROUT.
June &c, 1854. -
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TINE AMEICAN,S lllNDH
HOLLOWAY,S PILLS.

To the Citi=ehs Of the United &ates-;---
I most hnmbly and sincerely thank you for
The immense patronage which you have bestow.
ed upon my FILLS. J take this opportunity OF
stating that my Estceeiors were all American
Citizens, and iha.l en.ertaih for all that cen
Germs America and the Americans, the most
lively sympa,hies, so much so that i originally
compounded these Pills expressly 70 ai'is your
climate, habits, constitutions ard manner OF
living; intending to establish myself an1sas son
which have now done, by taking premises in
New York. THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
80, cor. Of Ann and Nassau streets, ~ T..
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SsAusroa July 32Fhur Sc .oo Corn
u GENTS. Corn Meal 80 Gle fer bushef Ba.
een-Hog Ratnd Sets. Butter fects. Eggs
10. Apples 5oc's per bushel
RIcHMoSn june 80 -slou, snpt 70 shippers
~ extra, 10 9!-iamily S9i Ia II Demand
9sr family ver. limited. Wheat prime fs. and
White s. 80 aud .1.7o. Racon-iieg Rosii,d
Z l-2as
DBALr,MoRe June 36.-Flonr Sale. 2f $500
sels. at IS 50 s 60 Wheat : sells u. as.o0 U
q Of tr while aud l.S7ai 90 for red. Corfu
White 74a77 ,ye,.ow So cents per Gushei. -
Oat- a5a46c. Hye-io4aliI.
.ALExANbRtA June 30.--Floui, s.0aa8 .2t.-
1heat i.s6al s. per hushel. Corn 7aa73 cents.
Dutter, iSa20 ==.-
NlsciE-rEs Jiite :1.-Fonr s Cdas.no-
Wheat Si.7O Oats AZ. Corn 3D.