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jaws POLLOCK OF prsxs-LvAsIA-7He Pat.bu,gL

Gazette Of Aug. 81 says:
great gathering Of the friends Of freedom is to be held
at New Brighton, Beaver County the 9Th of September.
The Hon James Pollock candidate for Governor has
given that he will be present and is under
stood that he will then mike known his views the
Slavery question such a manner e leave for
opposition from an.SlaveTy We hope to sarge
attendance at this Convention. The means of reaching
New Brighton by railroad easy that there be
net attending that Ii is time that
Western Pennsylvania should utter her voice 10
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CkyrNGs RANK corner 3d-av. and 9tb-st.--MAR-
- INERY sAvIs0s IssTITUIloS and 70, The esasai =
Al ,s.... ~ re,.s,. OPEN DAILY, A n ~ r ~,
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fL.tuen r.esvss eeos ron nizor snd married vonsa In.
er,., II Of sx cent 90 ssrns o Five h1nde
Dol an sndg gbder
oprTcIss
Hon JACOB A. wEsTZkvLLr. tAsyorD frekdent
PnlLiS ". Esss lt Wee Pr-st isaac eNra vesPs
W. ~ ELsgosTB secrefs1.
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M 4DAME ADA NAPOLEON FRENCH and EHG-
~ ~ Lish boAkDikO and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG Ia
ss no 20 ~s,' sss-, s-tw-ss Clis..a HenrysA
s.etn pfSe VII be kE-OPESRD TUESDAY ths tAof
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CT. yITUS DANCE.-Those having this complaint
TINIvERsIrYsFAMILY MEDICINES FEVER

The UNIVERSITY Of FREE MEDICINE and POPULAR
SsoWLEDoS. chartered BY the sae Of PsunsylV1'. Ar -
m mainly tho eyi- Of Sso 70 snppy
III pubic reliable remedies s6ecc the best nede. srers
raurct employed hsyn Pachsst tho nvA sshs
remedy. ROW ANDs ToNl' NiAithc,
only saowr Tor twenty yes tie certain sure o
kndred eouirAn easy eesnnhsnd
n u tie yatronsrc q the afflicted =. -.
The above teise recommends Nr Bowel Conp.rs
Cholcra, - , .,ar,,v ooo~
gOW AMPS COMPOUND sYRUP OF BLACKBERRY Roof.
Add time viii furnish .ioas for eseFf dsese uss
- safely usstsd In this wsy. . ,..,D ~ N
By onier Of The Trustees JOHN X koNANo ~ ~
President OF the Uriyeiy and head Of IN" fhsTmsesaA ~
p-Tu men Philadelphia
Hors Di.gsn.,Iy and Ohes Ma y Soon seGas a.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

BY fe Bsuc-
V'HE NEWCOMES. BY Th ,ckersy, No. IL.
L CIVIL ENGlNLERA AND ARCHITECTS JOURNAL Au
gust. -. -. ....
ORR GIRO LII OF THE SCIENCES New vcla
BIOS POETRY or CHRISTIAN ART.
MRS AUSIkN'S GERMANY
BUNsEN HIPPoLYrU5 AND HIS AGE. New edition
lsrlrd - -.
DARLING'S CYCLOPEDA BIBLI0GRAPlilCA
Lac Ens sh Boo.s by very steamer.
English and Periodical. Imported 70 order favorable
terms. CHAS. s FRANCIS & CO.
No 2jI Bcoadwsy
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jyIO iawSww mo H. HEDLEY Plsintids AIRY
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURr-The PRESI.
NJ Y. SUPREME COURT, DUTCHES3
~ COUNTY-rhe FARMERs, snd MANURACTURERy

IN. cOUYTY-rhe FARMERS, and MANUFACTURERy
BANK against CYRUS s. SHEPARD-Sam u0ns for . Money
Demand ~ coruset.-To The DEHENDAsr-You are hsmbI
This action. Of vhish eopD
hed Ocs Of the Cle Of said County Poaxhsespss
6ed the ffh day Of MAY 1851 and OF
your office POaghk hin
days. the rice hereof exclusive Of the day Of such seryee
fail the complaint aforesaid the plaintiff
will Judgment the Of hoassd dollars WITH inter-
the twenty third day April thousand eight hundred
four this prote<tDsd
May 5, 1884, U. COLE, Plaintiffs AtrJrDey.
am isWfW ". r.
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HOIL0WAl's PILLS, 4 most ehectual remedy Tor
Bou. and Ipdie- captain Ia the nercsnte
service who years between he bshsnss and Foas,
from severe elioas attacks and IN
spirits bordering on melancholy SINKING
aer ssosAncAi
pod OF money tlf neceA sdsce snut
eefanue beneit; however Ordinary rI ne
vs. cured IN hy tssnE hOLLONAts PlLS,
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Londoa-
CT. ylTUS DANCE.-Tho.e having this complaint
~ be cared with certainty and BY kA ness opersou
every opersd No viii De de-
u.anced Unit patient a 2 ir-y ec0yefsi
4 ~. mi -
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Eeaai Noilree.

IN Pursuance of an order of the Surrogate Of
the Soast Of 9Ses yr 9'FSy "yTP % "a. 70 s al PS.
YorE deceas,d prs.n lh with Vouchers thereof = the
beor the twenty sixth day OF February next Dated Ss"
susgs sD lswsmoW D. sroUTENBURGH. Executor.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate of tho
coan EsS y yo,s sOts &c hereby ' s Al gs.o2 yo h'Ds
s =, p,cpt he Win vouchers hereof 70 he ab.be
his oee No 27 wsrs the Guy Of Newfos on or before
Say Of May isSi' HENRY SCOTT, Executor.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate If
svns claim. against JAMES R HEirOS late q the City So.
%'e' & asSs' 9sacE n: sIs a@@:a
ns1rD''sd @ s1sTh d:s T g'S aams,., ,
NILS lawemw. THOMAS J. BLANcK. Administrator.
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF tho
GS..,y s2' m.sY sy I4 r, ~ es s
h c New Yor. dse.,ed to present as ,s %S 'caAs; IL
iTon.i ia the City Of sssYO aih
day January Dated New Yor he 2,th day ofJo ls'h
J,,s ,.wemw. sEsShR6 sosS = s1SaY lSs Aimin'''''o
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate II
e s. f DxTD sisf oaSa 5 81 the City
afs ss.';t' s'';5' ils I
the City Of New YORK befsr, the sh day OF January
'A .l,,s.w 6E VIII TiTryS4fkR Z SEAIiAa Executors
NtW:Y.RK sUrREME ME- c0WRTMR2BERr wII1,,x IaisI
cFARLfs 4 DavisoN, HoaAc Z bRkssG and Lucy oaEs
BROOKS MARTIN HOWELL, JAMES LOWE and nd9Eo9GE
CRADDOCK-Summons for relief (Con. not ssr)-To BAR
THoLonkW HART Defendant You are hereby summoned ned .
the complaint IN this action, which Med IN s Omco
Cles Of the City and County Of New York ct ths Guy
Hail. NewYoIk July IS, le5i copy oi
The sd he subscriber his Office No 80
Nassau City within twenty days after the service ot
tbs exclusive Of such day Of s-ryics and
fail to the said mpSIt within the tame afore~d tho
plaintiff this scon Will spply the COurt for the relief do.
msnded In the coanp pAint.-Dsted July -, 1884 -
jyi0 lAwSwW JHO. H. HEDLEY. Plsintifs Atpy
NETWORK SUPREME COURr-The PREsI-
IN DENT DIRECTORS and COMPANY Of the MECHANICS
and TRADERS BANK ssaina JOHN DAWsON-Sanmons 6r
q Money Demand Q Contraet-To JOHN DAWSONi You
hereby summoned ard required TO the complaint IN this %
which fled n oc. Of the Clerk this Court the
CRY Hal. Cay the lsth day Of June 1884,
snd the said complaint on tbs cub
ofhc New York
twenty the service hereof exclusive Of the day 0 such
sevcc fall the sed plant vii the mo
Aforesaid the Plaintiff this viii take judgment against
for five hundred and dOas and eighty
from the nnth Of thousssd eish
hundred ard f besides the o his actoeDsed New
York Jun. ~ 1854 T. II. BOVINE. Plaintiffs Attorney
Jyl9 IswewW.
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Waier Cure.

HTpSON RIVER WATER Cbkh = IAhhI-
sd 81 u.nt hish % Virsst't ao.
-rfrS v a. le rrrsst af~r. -tFrs s he -
S-d huue suJoNs5 8 Elf' nae ~, -
f-.F ,.sr,,cst Terms ~ln
ssn sssr-s.Y n PtIRSON N D .r-rry'n~n Sss fets
NkW0ORk CITY and ORANGE MOUNTAIN
~ wATER-CURE-The lsrs ss' 80. eenPsie sns tsos''
IN urrTy. saordins pv ers' ~ cry .o COUNTY,
Trayes rccsted With r.n,stt e.td :. 10 ~ =.
eossI scr,s = og... Snt,s''sy ace q ~ NAY " D.
"a ATER-CURE HOME, COUNTRY aDd CITY:
w DR. SHgv'S o,sser Ray l., Ni summer I-sSasS
SAy Crotoa fou tufon Ferry and Or EAtLOASs
ors ssav s-j SSth.t Cysts Pse opsn ne ~aee J3
rt 49, % soessnosrens -
--a.nn. trims II eoh rl.ecs
ATFR-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL, No.
w IS LAsht.h. 4 TRAIL, ND Prinep.L Aeesn'nods
aor. t,r ice psroa. Coups.en Fsmsi- Phys'clNns
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
RIRTII.

BIRTH.
CUYLER-Tbe ssy Of the Rev Theodore Cuyer Of DAueH
TER, ABtsst e 1854
Passenger Arrived
IN ,io T. Waits, from Ponce PR NJ ssban, New York
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
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CUPREME COUKT-CITY and COUNTY Of NEW

CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY ofEEW
- YORK The PEOPLES BANK or THE CITY or SBW'
YORK against JAMES DOSALDSOS and GEORGE WEBB
q demsnd (som ssryed-I
the defendant stcse-parnsd GEORGE WEBB You are henby
and required the plant In the sesn wnh
fed e oce the Clerk Of he City AID Coanty fofs
the Chy Hall IN ssd City and Of your sn ger %
ssd complaint the subscribers ther once. 81 No lso
Broadway the City Of New Yosk within twesy days after he
service OF thu exclusive Of the day Of sch see
sna fail ths said compliant within me nS
aforesaid the plaintiffs setoD vii ssan yoe
for the Of fv. Hundred Doan with interest from the fh oy
Of July thousand eight hundred and 6y bses ne
Of tbs snd Of prons the note mentioned 'hs
complaint July II. 1854 CLARK COhNWAs
fsnt,fs Attorneys. No 1876 BrosdsJ view Ion
Tie complaint he above entitled nka "a hs ohneo
of the Clerk Of ke City and County q New iors yay -
tvMt.~cxw No 1876 Bresdvsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

Il the see Of God Tree and itdeperdeat-To psTsss lot
espe the estate Of JOHN WALSH u the CRY Of Ne. fos
eeee4d a. sseitp ssstses n Of ain o,herv ssod tc
nr fea .nd each q Joa are her.by eid and rsqafee
"a ec sId before Of the Coesy
Ii Ace ne City of HesYoh svsta day Of Ssps
tsrrszt Given eeoek the e that d.J thsn s4d ne
sId The hns setie sc<oant OF r
ynd rnsy, EI.esoT u the ss wall aSe Testament % '
sscesssd. 3D.,
10 zery waersef e.nssd e 80, % ose> o, s,a
hsrsruto 1R.si "Se- Aet.Eaer '" bfst "a
frue s.-e % OF Goa ~ ihe tsT 81 he1.f0x %
.sh dr. q JAW ia he ytNr cfc t iholses -sH! "a dre
kfsy ar I.as> ssss1bI A. W. bAApFohD' HanStI~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
CUPREME COURT, PUTNAM COUNTY

CUPREME COURT, PUTNAM COUNTY,
- JAMES w DYKMAS agt ELISHA J. BROWS-ssnrnons
for demand contrscCon served ITO the DE-
PENDANT You hereby summoned and required 70 he
complaint this action which filed In the oee of the Cert 81
County Of Village the 18th day Of July,
1854 and q Of the said complaint o
the Subscriber his Office Cold spnns In PunAm County.
within after the service Of this rmo1 on Jou exei.
of fail he sa1
within plaintiff hs scti0n vA
you the Of tho1sand three hun
With on
thousand ht hnndred 1y
besides the Of this seaon-Dated yaly n, 1884
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

The BATTEkY NETWORK CITY, for SIX DAYS DAY and
EIGBT e.eh dav conm-ncing MONDAY. s.pL IL
Jerey City P.f,rson ssvarx RAhway ssv
Bru1.sck Trenton Burlington, CAadsn 9sbor0 Bnd.etoo
VlminslOs Hsvre de Orsce Baltimore W.-boxton
Gsse,OzH Asxsndrs and the principal VrsiGIa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

DREXEL, SATHER g. CHURCH, BANKERS,
DsAN FRANCISCO Cal, draw Bills o. Exchange o. DRExEL
Co. PHILADELPHIA, payable At tho paspd cities Of tho
United ststeG
Coectiop the interior OF the STATE
and proceeds promptly reDed Collections direct 20
d s & or through DREXEL g. Co., Pbisdelphis, r.
sATHER, No. lCf Nassau ast n Y. .
H1cLangs on sale in suit by DRExEL
& Co PhilAdelpha. and Z SATHfR. New.isrk
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
RLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STATIONERY,

ITO PRESIDENTS Of COLLEGES and SCHOOLS.
Graduste snd Tutor of the European col
leses xishes PROFESSORSHIP TUrORSHlP in sny
school coes- the United states lie considered thorOngh
Latin add Enga scholar The highest testimonial, De
produced Salary much OBJ diate employs
Aedr,s. A. N No Is Riynson 81. Of bowery,
Indiana American., 1854-03-10
CINCINNATI mAnKErs.

Our Cincinnati correspondent OF last
Monday, says; The receipts Of II our have
been light during the past week. There
is demand for good brands for the city
trade. Sales were made on Saturday at
from 6 10 to 6 Is; and there were buyers
for round lots, at the same figures, but
holders were not Offering, to ony exteoti
at these prices.
Thsre was a sale OF l6o barrels ma dc
this morning from the c. II. a. d. r. r
at 80.
The Steamer NASHVILLE, with two
days later news from Europe, arrived al
New York to day showing a still further
decline in flour and corn, which checked
further operations.
The water has been let out Of the Mi
ami Canal, which will lessen receipts
somewhat. Nearly all the flour held il
store is under limit at rs a 100.
Indiana American., 1854-03-10
Political Nomenclature In New
Work.

The N. Y. Tribune furnishes a'dic.
tiossry Of political terms in New York.
"Silver Grays" are-the Wings whose
delegates bolted from the Wing State
Convention of 1850. because resolu-
ton was passed therein commencing
the Senatorial course of William ii.
Seward. Francis Granger, president
of the convention, headed the bolt,
and was presidentof the supplementary
Convention held by the boilers and
their allies at Utica some weeks after
the regular Convention. In taking the
chair at Utica, Mr.. Granger made one
of his usual pleasant speeches, where
in he first termed his sort Of Wings the
"Silver Grays"-a name which has
thence been accorded them. IL is
generally applied to that portion Of the
Wings of the Free States who approve
and uphold the Fugitive Slave Law.
"0ld Hunkers, and Barnburners'
are terms which originated as far back
as Gov. Wrights administration, when
the anti Canal. anti Corporation wing
of the party, were likened by legisla.
tor of the opposite faith TO an old
Dutchman whose barn was infested
with rats, and who 10 get rid of them
set his barn on fire and burned it,
This was thought so apt mn illustration
of the anti. Bank, anti. Charter spirit,
that the term Barnburners has been
applied TO the followers Of Young and
Hoffman, and IL has ever since adhered
10 them.
The other wing were called by them
Old Hunkors, implying that they are
tho opponents Of radical ideas and
measures. This term came in due
course to indicate the opponents Of
Freesoilism and supporters Of General
Cass.
"lIard Shells" are those Hunkers
who have never cordially fraternized
with the Van Burens, B. +. Butler.
and other Barnburners.
"Sofis" were originally those Cass
men Of 40. who were willing 10 accept
the Barnburners as regular members
Of the party in good standing. and re-
ceive their profession Of faith as salts
factory; but finally Barnbumers and
all who rallied under the flag of Marcy
and Seymourwerc spoken of as "Soits. I"
"Subterraneans" are those who are
constantly urging on the Democratic
party TO reckless acts.
"Short boys" is name assumed
by a club Of rowdics and Iawbreakers
who are or were accustomed to gath
er in grog shops.
Indiana American., 1854-03-10
To the Correspondents of Henry
Gfuy.

The subscriber being now engaged
In an enlargement and completion of
his Life and Times Of Henry Clay, finds
on examination OF Mr.. Clay's papers and
correspondence at Ashland, that his Pfi-
vate Correspondence Is of material i'm
dortancc for complete exhibition of
his character and history. and Of those
portions of the history OF the times with
which he connected. As Mr.. Clay
was not In the habit OF taking copies Of
his own letters, they are now scattered
over the country In the hands OF his nu-
merous correspondents, and have doubt
Iess been preserved. No matter how
private or even confidential the CORES.
pOndence may have been, II not Of ma
ture TO render It's posthumous publication
improper, Il is very effective mode OF
illustrating character, aud 10 olten Inn
portant In history. The subscriber
therefore respectfully and earnestly 70.
quests all spondenee OF Mr.. Clay.
whether In the earlier or later periods
OF his life, In public or In private stations
who may be In possession OF original
letters from Mr.. Clay on any subject
whatever not sacred 10 privacy after
death, that they will be pleased, II not
inconsistent with their feelings 10 for.
ward such letters 10 the publishers Of the
work, A. G, Barnes q Co.. bi John
street. New York; and they may be a..
surred that tho letters will be returned
or subject TO their order, according 10 In
alruetIons that may be given.
The subscriber will also be greatly
obliged for any communications relating
10 Mr.. Clay that may DO thought new
aud important, addressed TO the care Of
A. s. Barnes & Co., as above mention
cd. As the deslgn Ia TO publish the
work In the coming Spring. il will be
seen that immediate attention 10 this re-
quest will be necessary TO make Il avail
able.
The subscriber will be greatly obliged
TO all Editors OF newspapers who may
take sufficient interest in this notice TO
give IL circulation. C.. coLroK.
ASHLAND, FEB. 10th, 1854.
Indiana American., 1854-03-10
sauntter Sovereignty.

The great fraud in the argument for
the Nebraska Bill consists in the pre-
tense that it gives TO the people of the
territories the right to establish or ex-
clude Slavery. And il is asked, would
you prohibit the people from determn-
ing for themselves whattheir institutions
shall be? This is the trap which il is
expected will catch Northern support,
or excuse il when IL is obtained.
Now the fact is, il is denied by the
Southern men that the Territorial Leg
islaturc has any authority under the
Constitution 10 exclude Slavery. They
also hold the doctrine that the Consti-
tuition carries and protects Slavery over
all the territories where il Is not ex.
cluded by existing prohibition; so that,
when the bill becomes law, the slave.
holders contend that they may take
their slaves into Nebraska and Kansas
in spite Of territorial prohibition-and
they intend 10 do IT,
But the bill Of Douglas does not nj.
low Of prohibition by the people. The
question rests with the Governor and
the Judges, and they are appointed by
the President. And either the Gov.
or the Judges may render nugatory
any law on the subject which the In.
habitants may pass; the Gov. by his
veto and the Judges by the legerde.
main Of Constitutional Interpretation.
The Nebraska bill, as IL stands 10.
day. and rs IL will pass tho Senate. Is
in utter defiance Of the rights Of the
people 10 establish their own instita-
tons. 1t Is bill, and II ought to be
so entitled, 10 repeal Freedom and es-
tablish Slavery, whether the people Of
the territory consent or not, Yet, not
wilhstanding this palpable fact. II is
defended on the ground that the Sla-
very question is transferred by il to
the decision of the peoplel
" y. Tribune.
Indiana American., 1854-03-10
Hon. y. n. Lane.

We learn from the Lawrenceburgh
Register that our Representative, Hon.
j. ii. Lane is opposed to the Douglas
Nebraska BILL We are glad TO hear
this. II is indeed what we had reason
to expect, from the position he took
when canvass ing the district. He is in
favor however of the Homestead bill
and the Pacific Railroad. We are glad
to record such facts In honor of our rep
resentatiye. The people will sustain
him in these views.