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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILL1DELPHLA 49,
Important Announcements

NENA StSAN AAAAAAN "
Ts0alI persons afflicted with Sexual diacoso s,,sL
elect, Syphilis, &c, &c. Rap
Ihe Howard Association Of Philadelphi =. in vie,v
OF the awful destruction Of human lie and 5eaItbn
caused by Sexual Diseases by Quackl nav, d;ren''
ted theK consulting Surgeon; as a. Charitable psct
worthy OF their name, to give Medical Adyics
Gratis, TO al persens thus all icted ,(Mule or FennsjSS
VINO apply by letter, (post paid,) with a descriniion
q their condition. (age, occupation, habits oF iffas
&c''l and n cases ofextreme poverty andsuifari.s
t. turnishM Medicines free ofcharee Ns
- The Howard Association is q benevolent ins,;.ss
tlog, ssta1lished BY sPseiaI eqidownepb for he re.
ulent and Epidemic diseases,S and ia iunds "a |.
used Tor ne other purpose. II las nov a snrpIss IF
means, winch the Directors have voted 70 adgerftst
ne above notice. Ills needless to add t,,t ,ho
Associa.ion coaimenda the highest Medical sEiR
Address, postpaid DR.. Geo. &. Calhoun cor.
Pa. ihiiAaoiphia,
BY order ofthe Directors, gal
hltA ~ EARTWELL. Presiden
SselHtety' (naay9 '55lyl
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ES'Our time during the past week has
been taken up with other matters so stead
lily, that we have not been able to pay much
attention to our editorial department. That
department, however, is well supplied with
valuable selections.
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HI MOST EXTRAORDINARY
CURES OF

Are made here AZ home and certified u 81 such
men as W. D Wright, VI. D., Us. Lawson. M. d.
Nm {. Smith, N. D,J. s. Johnson, M. D., Capt.
VIM, Pearce, r. S. Milford, Esq, and othars wbo
are well known citizens of CinclnnaN. z T
~" Upon THE AGENRaAW agA
And get a pamphlet and read their csrtTlcatea IN
full, and you must be fully convinced OF lie extra.
ordinary merits OF this Medicine. ~
a-CAUTlON! Beware OF DR.. Hall Pulmonic
Eiixer; also, DR.. Hairs Cough Remedy. which Il
sometimes palmed OIL for sts genuine.
EBe sure and ask for Or. VIM. fIall's Balsom
Tor the Lurgs. Genuine signed, D X BakersM}Co.
For SALEBY John Beall, Cadiz; Isaac Lewis.
Georgetown; vi Puipps, Smyrna; Ihomas (,raen'
.Freeport; Pitts & Son, i'eersyille,. A.JuI Sch,I.
Der, Moorefield; R. Pettis, Deerfeld; L. b. RowIsy
franklin. fmay o. las o." ~
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Brilliant Democratic Triumph
in indianapolis Know-No th.
ings Badly Beaten.

We announc the result Of the city cleo.
ton in the political capital Of Indiana with
great joy and satisfaction. We were sure
that the Know Nothings had been beaten
in Indianapolis, from the fact that the tee
graphic operator did not send the news on
Tuesday, as he would have done had The
Democrats been defeated. The election was
warmly contested, and a large vote was
polied. Last fall the Know Nothings car.
ricd the city by 200 majority, but now they
are beaten by 248, being a gain of 448 in
six months. indianapolis has responded
nobly to Cincinnati, and must have a place
in the list Of Western Democratic Giles
The following was the vote for Mayor:
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Philadelphia Municipal Eiec-
tion-Great Anti-Know-No-
thing Victory-The Secret Or
ganization Rsaten--Giorious
News.

LnlOg vlcCorV-Ihe secret Or
ganization Reaten--Giorious
News.
In our telegraphic column will be found
glorious news from Philadelphia. The
greatest stronghold of Know Eothingism in
the United States has been stormcd and ia.
ken. Last year the Know Nothings car
ri5d the municipal election by a majority
OF between eight and nine thousand for
Mayer, and now they are defeated by one
hundred and fifty. The change in Phila-
del ,hia is, therefore, quite as great as it
was in Cincinnati. The Common Council
is reported Democratic. For the last year
they have had a terrible corrupt and profi.
gate city government, under the auspices
of Know Nothingism, in Philadelphia, aud
therefore, this spring many Wings united
with the Democrats TO hurl the secret cor
spirators from power. They have succeed
ed, and the effect of their triumph, like
ours in Cincinnati, will be felt all over the
Tn on. 1t is one Of the hardest blows Know
Nothingism has yet received. East and
West, North and South the order is tumb-
ling to pieces, and those who are 10 it had
better leave bcf2re the whole structure
"cayes in."-TCin. Eng.
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,oo0096 div. by os equals ,0O0o32
Solution of No. /: 40 div. by 1864 equals
SO Ans.
Solution of No. 10: 1873 #. mul. by rs e.
quals 1915 Ans.
Solution OF the same: 1876 equals 30
Ans.
Another solution Of No. I:
,003
,U25
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Of The Chest and Lungs.
DR. Halls Bllsam ~contains no 'ODium, Calomel.
or any mineral poison, but is composed rlostly Of
those Roots, Herbs and Vegetable substances which
have a specific influence upon the lungs and their
connected organs. Its immediata elect is to alIav
all irritation aud gently remove the phlegtn and
other morbid seeretions from the Pnralt AMI Air.
/ ssages, thus relieving the Cough. by snbluing The
inflammation and other causes which rive rise 70 it.
II also stimulates and imparts 4 healthy tone to tho
lungs themselves, thereby enabling them more
thoroughly to remove from the blood those inlpuri-
ties and diseased plrticles, ifretaineJ, do so much
mischief III the system, anf lay the foundation t6r
%lncurahle Consumption 1t also eXasts a decided
action upon the skin, and assists nature in expell-
ing through the Eylaients, much OF that morbid
matter Which would otherwise be thrown back no.
ON the Lungs, thus relieving them ola part Of thcir
work, and rendering the system pure and healtny.-
When tubercles arc forming g, il checks thor deycl.
opment and further progress; or If liberation has
taken place, 1t assists the lungs in throwing off the
corrupted matter, sooths the irration, heals the ul-
cerated %cavaties, and restores them again to healthy
acton. This Medicine, therefore, is not a pallia.
tive merely, which only relieves for tho tire being.
but IS Q thorough curative, as il! strikes ut the very
root oil the. disease, and by removing it, removes at
once all it's remote and attendant conseuuences5-
This is its distinguished characteristic-a property
possessed, in equal power, by no other medicine il
like nature, now before the public.
8 6 & s s e & Z n
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Session Of the Ohio state Board OF
Agriculture The next annual
Fair to be held at Columbus,

The Ohio State Board Of Agriculture has
just closed a session of two days, and we
are gratifod to learn thatthey have obtained
a satisfactory guarantee from the railroads
that they will grant the usual facilities on
such occasions. A guarantee was also
given by the citizens of Columbus,
that 5000 dollars would be raised and
other facilities secured for holding the Fair
in this place, which was accepted, and the
next State Fair (the sixth in Ohio) was de-
cided upon to be held here on the 18Th,
18Th, goth, and 21st of September next.
We are pleased to be thus able to state
to all those who feel an interest in Ohio Ag-
culture, that the apprehended difficulties
are over and that the annual State Fair will
come off as usual, and that the centre of 0
hio, the most accessible point, is fixed upon
as the place of holding it.
Let the citizens of Columbus there fore
take early notice of the fact, and prepare in
time and in the most ample manner to e n
der all visitors as comfortable as possible on
such occasions, and above all let Hotel
keepers make the fullest possible prepara-
tons.
P. S. Since the above was in type, we
learn that A. Failing of the Neil House, G..
P. L. Butler, J, Z. Osborn, and VIM. B..
Hawks 4 Co., Usage Company became
personal security for the $4,000 subscribed
by the citizens of Columbus.
We also learn that Michael L. sullivant.
Esq, with his usual liberality, has guaran-
teed, free of cost, his beautiful grounds
near Frauklington, a mile west Of this civ.
for holding Ihe Fair. These are the grounds
cccupied<by't the State Fair in 1852
Statesman.
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STATE TICKET.

- 4~N& SASAA G4%A4 A&SAAG4 .
FOR COVER voR,
WILLIAM MEDlLL,, of Fairfield county.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYERS, of Lucas county.
FOR JUICES OF THE sUrREME COURT,
WILLIAM KENYON, of Belmont county.
ROBERTO WARDEN, OIL Franklin "
FOR AUDITOR or STATE,
WILLIAM D. MORGAN, of Columbiana county
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JOHN G. B&ESLlN, Of Seneca county.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM TREVITT, eff Franklin county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
GEORGE w. McCOOK, of Jefferson county.
FOR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF rUBLIc W REs,
JAMES b. STEEDMANi of Lucas county.
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DlED-At his residence in Mooreield TOWNSHIP.
March I'D, Mr.. NATHANIEL A. WALLACE, in
the 53ih year Of his age.
hedeceased leaves a wife and two small children,
a nlotheT, and numerous relatives to mourn his
GeuIn. ne was a son Of the Rev. VIM. Wallace,
MIN; A. WALLAoEwas a worthy citizen-a firth.
iul mehloer the Church, a kind husband, and u
warm and devoted friend ofhis minister. He was
z man o. Stnetlhtegrfty and moral worth; had more
pretending IN his general department, yet frm and
decided when he saw the way ofduty pointed out by
Gods word and providence. His illness lasted near
tour weeks yet he endured it WITH great calmness
and Christian orlitude-giying evidence that he wos
going tohis Saviour, that he might behold His glory.
being changed into the same image from eloPy 10
glory, as by the Spirit of the Lord"
While VIC acqniesca in the Arrangement of onr
Heavenly Father, still, we cannot but mourn the re-
moyai OF one SO much beloved, and useful both in
the Church and civil society.
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gantxstion whose members are sworn to
prescribe all persons Of foreign birLh, regard.
less oftheir principles, character or patriot
ism. 81. The order refuses to advocate an
ii Slavery in its Councils. or pledge its
members 10 oppose the aggressions of Slav.
cry. By the terms of the third, or cotton
degree each member IS sworn to play the
part Of a ~doughface, under excuse Of saving
che Union, BY putting down the agitation Of
all dangerous questions. Opposition to sla-
very, it is asserted, endangers the peace
and perpetuity of the Union, therefore each
thifd degree member is sworn to pros cribc
sach agitation, and keep 1t out of the Coun-
ellis of the Order, and no person is a full
member Of the order until he has taken that
degree. He is obliged, furthermore, that
he will support, az all elections. only those
who are third degree members Of the order.
The discussion and agitation Of the great
slavery question is thus completely Danish.
ed from the Councils, and nativistic proscrip
ton made the corner stone of the insttu.
ton. On this basis the Order is NATIONAL
lied, and q free man Of Ohio made to clasp
hands and fraternize politically Will an Al
albania slave driver. And this is the plat
form ofthe American Reform Party
Know No.hingism has now but one idea
and hat is bitter unrelenting persecution Of
foreigners and those Of our citizens who
worship God according to the Orthodoxy Of
the mother church. This Is a miserable
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TRO3REss or BAPr SC PRISClPLEs ~ TdE Last
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CHRISTIAN LIFE. SOCIAL AND INDIVIDUAL. By
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Mem publications.
THE WIDOW BEDOTT PAPERS.
Il Here 10 . osritsl svrOoss Of this
COMMISSIONING BOOK

THE WIDOW BEDOTT PAPERS,
4 Here is e.ritsl 50 Oe.. Of Ibis ~
LAUGHTER-PRoVOKISG BOOK
From The Ne~.York DAILY New.
Th. boot Of s.nu'ns huuor Mr. 5. mud Sick .'l,
sas Up as1.r. I'm bs ~" Of n. ,5u.
Ctue.; bat 10 Ysntes buIor and fan The dlsdt pre-
the wife o. Deacon asietieT beco She ads
him the grave Der cap for ,ost eli the usri,ss.b
men "ss.on-nsEe an .xeo ,on to Ser.bb al. . VISIT
b.eom. widOwsr uso PIesnytsh.s FIRE she
become. sted with Baptist dOe'ro, o. tn.
hL The der took sics-Aidw coz .euds a eotse
lson the 'tspe Of son poet INES. and " ,ae.e snou Tar
Of average merit FROM The Ines to der Smiles,
%! Reverend Sir, do clare,
IL drives ne most 20 ferry,
To tbint o. you II in there,
Down asx with inhgenEy.
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ditsy, from which extract the following;
'Ibeerd him preach he I'd aim pray
herd him sweety sing
Dear SUI! how | cid feel that d.y
Itw drstul ding.
'Fu forty dollars would give
For thou,h be-. made ny 50 .rrit I've
He's.uIely bdr ny beau"
"Tbe widow, song overheard by the Elder sna wat
follows the res1er will find in the book "
be sfniO vativs editors
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point and thtewtpsu" -
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Yankee character which impossible 10 read without laughing
inmodeTstey"
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d" III never change my single lot
think 'twould be mn
The incensosble widow OF Dsaoon Bsdstt
Don't intend to get married ss'in.'
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'' Prsslls the fair, and sbadrseh the wise,
Have united their forunss in the tendersst Of tiss
And being mausy joined In the matrimonial eonnsson,
Have BID sdoo TO their previous sfHic,ion."
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book which can 10 found 81 bookstores Price, 81 ~
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Eewspspen n,eng the sb,ve entitled to copy.
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POPUI AR LEGEkDS OF BRfrTANY. With sixteen
eotred Ebg.vings 10 no. Price rs csnts
Boohs will be by mai postpsd recso. Of
the advertised price. CROSBY, NICHOLS Co.. Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

CADEMY OF MUsI c.
"A TwESrH' .sp 1k kga sT1 q oS SsE SEASON
ofheysbssr's Grind Opera, in 8 sets,
THE PROPHET.
wEp.EsDAY November q, Ass
htasms DE LA GRANGE,
sisnsn sALvIANI, MosELLr,
As s9s9Ssou As 1s5 .1I:.
THAESKsoIyINo DAr.
asn:sl Director coDdsctor MAX MARETzEk-
Doors open a Il op.r. eemmeps".s
Bro.dwsy .Id l4hs p,Isi1'' Agency Jolis', Music
STR. No 'S B zee and at Hall sons f,n'f' and
N b L O's G D N.
N Second Elsht oftas Wonderful
RAvEL FAMILY
Second appearance In America q
From the Roy. Ac.dem, of Pens and La Scala, of Milan
'''''' ''''"isfI IE PAULINE eEsE, w,y0,,
ANTOINE, FRANCOIS I'D nd % jEao I e ~lND..
tsBIy tETs rs e N sAItfT TROUPE
The snertaertI E cOuplene. with the sosh.be comic
~ soBERT AND BERTRAND.
Principal characters by The Ravel Family.
Ase which viii b. produced, for the second time h'r''
KATEY; Or, TIE vlvAsDrERn:
Kttey, the Viv,noiere ...........:. Mile Robert
(Isr second sPpesrsneel
Hens, cher lover) ...................Pa Paul Brnl.nt
Bberman Antoine Rsve
Observation-Disclosures. Pauline Gene
(Her second sppesrence.)
Nine Rokiuzel. MILO Wlnde
tHer second sppeaIsnee)
The other characters by the
RAVEL BALLET TROUPE.
The entertain will conclude with the last grand
comic Fairy PADtomime,
ASFHOUEL Or. THE MAGIC PEN,
In which the whole Rsvel Family and their Company Of
City performers will sppear.
cent.
PrySe bo1e,..'.'..''''.
OTchrs0h behu fl
Box. Orce open d.y from A. NJ to P. NJ, oI securing
Orcb extra eau and Private Boxes only.
Doors open al g. perform ances 20 commence ct IT,