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staunton, Oct. %, 1855.
PAINTS.

PAINTS.
TTERDIGRIS in Oil, Chro. Green in Oil Paris
Y Green in Oil, Chro laow in Oil, Sierra dc
Sienna in Oil, TIMBER. in do, Japan, Copal Coach,
Dainar L Picture V'rnh. just received and for sale
by JAS. G. LAIRD, Druggist.
Stanton, Nov. 3, 1855.
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TINE finest and best assortment ot BOOTS AND
4 SHOES ever offered Tor sale in iStannton.--
Boots and Shoes of every description. Ladies' Cal
tiers and Walking Shoes. Dress Shoes and Sandals;
a few pairs fine deer skin Overshoes for Ladies !;
also few pairs fine glove-kid Beotees, warranted
not TO hurt the corna Bcats aud shoes, OF all
kinds and qualities, for servants. Call and examine
our stock soon. FIRED. \. DAVIS i 60.
October u. lS55.--3t
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Having sold my stock t. j. Mex. Hardy, | re-
specially recommend him to my friends and old
Customers RICHARD ". HARDY.
October q, ls55.-Spcc copy mos.
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Staunton, Oct. 81, l555.-ly.
ES1RA rs.

sENAkEN up by George Anderson. in Augusta
/ county, ON the Sd day Of November, le55, tbs
following described estrays; Steer OF red color,
crop ard undcrkeal in light ear, approved at four
teen dollars. A Steer OF red and white coloF slit
in the right ear, approved at fourteen dollars. \
Steer OF white color, crop and slit in the lett car and
hole ia the right ear. approved at twelve dollars
steer Of red color, white back and belly, crop o"
the lett ear slit and kea in the right ear, approved
at thirteen dollars. \ Heller of black co1r, NJ
iiash mark appraised at ten dollars. The above d.
sefibed cattle supposed to be two years old.
Extract reste, JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clk.
November TO- 1850.
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NR1sce

Notice.
TUST received nice lot of Irish Potatoes and for
u sase low by STAPLES MARTIN Il co.
Staunton. oct. 90, 1850. z---
TUSr received and opening fine assortment o..
JAS. G. LAlRD'S
Drug and Chemical Store.
Staunton. Nov. 1855.
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YsTEns.

TN +. Colemon, wholesale and retail dealer in
l. Oysters, has opened au eating Saloon in thu
Room formerly occupied by E. Whisman as Bar
her Shop and near the American Hotel. Tie re-
specially asks al hare of public patronage.
Nov l7th }asS e.fs
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1,os OUT roa Cousrzay9lTs!

Look eur FOR CoGsrzaEElTs!
The public are cautioned against another couf-
tsrfeit. which has lately made its appearance, cal
led W. b. FarfeIls arabian Imminent the n, mo me
dangerous OF all the counteriets hecaaae as nav,
inc ma name of Farrell many will buy it III COED
faith, without the knowledge that a eounisTisi IT
sxists aad they will perhaps only discover ,a; -;
error when the spurious mixture mas wrought It's
evil effects. ,h,.u s
The genuine article is manufactured only oy II,
G. Farrell, sole inYentor aud proprietor, i nna
wholesale druggist, No. IL Main street. Peoria IN.
nois, to whom all applications Tor Agencies must be
addressed Be get it with ts leseers II y.
before Farrci's ;hus-H q. FARREll.S--aha his
signature ON the wrapper, all others are ceantei l.
fcits. IL, ,,t5r;
Sold by J. B. Eskridge, and by resniafiy aa'hoii-
zed agents throughout the United Sates -,
wsa- Price % aud 30 cents and per oof'ie.
HGayTS WANTED in every town, Vi!Nige ''iu
hamlet in the United States in which or Is h9' al
ready established. Address Il. O. tarre, as aoos
accompanied with good references as to clafao's''
Ma j. d f.ssnapsz, Agent, s'auIton Va.
Oct. 90 1855.
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rnE MoATn or NoyEMnEn

CENTLEMEN if you want to appear in good styls
u and look gentecl buy your Clothirg at Lcopoids
large Clothing Stare. At his store may be tounc
.he best and cheapest stock Of Garments in town
Dont mistake his Store, Main Street opposite Whit,
& Patton's Store.
Noy, 10, 1855.
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III. most extraordinary discovery in the World ''Ae
Great Arabian RsmceyJor Man and Beast
IL G. FARREIL'S.
crLEgaArED ARABIAN EMINENT

WHEREVER THAT GREAT MEDlGNE eaiied
H. g. Fa.snEELS CELAlsiA ftD ARABIAN
IINIa.EyT has been introduced, 1t has pefloi ineo
ths most traordinarv cures IN the annals o. heai
ssi history--every body who uses 1t once becomes
IL. varnest ficnd-t.iay not only keep 1t AWAY on
hand for the benefit OF its timely use i'll cases OF eef
vancy hut recon.ne end it to ell their friends II has
been before the public tor aeafif ten years ana yet
i daily developing new vif5aesi "any diseases nave
bsen cured by it, for wlics tie proprietor iau he1
or recon- naaaed it; KS masiea' virtues sPfeads
throu IA the land Wita the seed Of ilShthiat s9u
many yegf many peer issaas Esho suppose .ssi'
dsys on tbs eae.h H.-re last drawn 10 cioss'
Lays bean bg pefsesesiag ess oi this IN ai"aoie
Imminent ii AL5D, ana nov isJoies III tue blessings
OF health, anu The 1Jment OF tins oeautiai "ofio
Read tbis to blaye and not to doubt. Inquire OF
yuur',,s r,ofs whonry YOU kaow to have fised II,
and they uiii tst you tlat no medicine eve eiseoN
cred possesses The hall o its extraordinary aianS
powers The ragkins pans o. rheumaa5n anu heu-
raleia Weld in few minutes talia poWefieiie aho
dyHa properties. So he lame are plads ~ noih.
Old sores which rendered the subject a ioashsohae
thioy to behold, are healed. ne weak aia. 'ren-
blinF from ,tar.n red state of the nerves, ny me
x,s ~ this Imminent feoieain tae recovery Ga esr
former /. saith aud atcansln. MAN. long stahainS
Affection OF tie liver, lungs and kidney haye yiea
ed to i.s use after the various remedies LAD aHee'
IL is vey eicacioul in curing the diseases o. NESTS
and cattle such as swcny, spfaias, bfuisss. sssi
linys cramps laneness, dry shoulder, sniiht' e.s
and If used N the beginning never iaiis 10 stop .n
further progress ofistula, poll-eyi iingoahe anu
spawn.
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CiHpETINGS AT WHITE s. PdpTONS.
A LII " God Ingram, ply, to the cheaper sorts;
N Passage and Stair, ~, "a and sd Oil Floor
Cloths, New Patterns, Rags, and new supply of
Window Shades some very handsome.
stanton Nov, 3, 1853.
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THE CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK

THE CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK
INTEREST will be paid on deposites at the rate
L or per cent per annum, on all sums remaining
on deposite one month CT longer fractions OF a
postes will be paid upon i, days notice. Discount
day, Saturday.-No for discount or renewal must
;,e banded to the Treasurer Friday evening, OF
they I'LL be considered by the Board OF Dircc-
tors.
Office at the Store of j. Brandeburg Co.
Il. NJ. BELL, Prest.
&. SNApP, Vice Pres't.
JonS BRASDEBUhc, treasurer.
NJ &. iAnmAs,
A. J. GAasER,
NJ. II. MeCGs, I Directors.
J. Il. MoCuE,
wv. II. WARTS,
Staunton Oct. % l555.-1y.
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VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE.

INTENDING to Make eh ange in my business,
4 oer al Private Sale, the beautiful iarnl on Which
south OF staunton. niles west OF Waynesboro' stu
ateu Immediately on the Road from " aynesbolo TO
Lexington where it is Crossed by the road from
Stanton to the uowardsville Turnpike, containing
abGu.
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Prepared by j. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, NasA

va. Sold by J. d. Eskridge and J. I. Laird.
Staunton. John 7. Arnal Waynesboro. James +.
Ross, and by all Druggist and Dealers in Medicines
every where.
June So le55-4m,
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.saa.y sAOrc Esats.

WHITE 4 PATTON have just opened cases o.
w Oakiard's and Gardens celebrated Hats anc
Caps all sorts, eolors aud cizes, manufactured cx
pressly for our house, and warrented good, and OIL
the best terms.
Stauntun. Nov 3, 1853.
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Estl'Hy.

ry,AKEN up by Henry Smell, in Augusta County,
1 on the day of October, 1858, tho following
described Estvay viz: lleiter Of Red eolor, viii,
a white aud red spotted face, white under the jaw
belly and tail no marks; supposed 10 be year
ling last spring, and appraised al ten dollars.
Extract from the Record~-Testc,
Nov. II. 1855 W. A. BURNETT, q. c.
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T LEOPOLD reveivea weekly. supplies of
- well made Clothing. b. this arrangement
vou can rely on being supplied sith all the new
les, 81 soon as manufactured By basing Clothing
,nt fail to call at his Store, Main Street, opposite
White 4 Pattons Store.
Nov. 10, 1855.
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PAINIS, OILS. DYE-sruFFs &C.
T AN now in Receipt Ola Large Stock of FIRES!
L and Genuine Drugs, medicines, Paints, Oil.
Dye Stuiis &c, which purchased in the Northern
Markets for Cash and VIII sell low.
JAS. G. LAIRD.
Stauntop Nov g. 1855.
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Pou THE LADIES.

For THE LADIES
TIME subscribers are now receiving alarge and
IL handsome assortment OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS AND WEIR
of every description some OF which are follows:
Plain and Fancy silks, Mouslins, French Merinos,
Cashmeres, Cohcrgs. Eloakug Volvets and Cloths.
Silk and W oosted Vests, and Pants, Laces and En-
broidcries OF every description, &C.. all o: which
have been purchased on advantageous terms, and We
Hatter ourselves that we can sell ON Us reasonable
terms as can b. tound elsewhere. Give us "a call.
opposite the Virginia Hotel, and decide for your-
selves. z@ NELSON ia lIoh.
Stnuuton Oct 6. 1855
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For the Spirit of Democracy.
Republican Convention.

5 At meeting of the Republican party
of Monroe County, held at the Court
House in the town of Woodslield, on Sat-
urday, the 1st day of Sept, 1855; JOHN
"A. DAVENPORT was chosen President, and
JoHN MARTIN, Secretary.
On motion, the following members OF
the meeting were chosen committee to
select proper persons ascandidates for the
various County Offices to be filed at the
coming October election: Samuel A.
Morgan, of Perry township; VIM. Kent,
of Seneca; James Washburn, of Ohio;
James Thompson. of Salem; Nathan Hol-
lister, of Centre; Asa Y. Dent of Ad-
ans; James Carer, of Malaga; S. III.
Philpot, of Noble county.
= The committee on nominations report
ed the following persons as suitable can
didates:
For Senator ohm Sinclair, ESQ.,, sub
iect to the action of Senatorial conven-
tion;
Representatives, L. F. Ellsworth, enc
James w. Armstrong;
Clerk of the Court, E. B. Cox;
Sheriff, w. w. Jordan;
Coroner, Wilson Martin;
Treasurer, Lewis Shipley;
Commissioner, Charles Wells;
Prosecuting Attorney, Simpson Hol
lister;
Infrmary Directors, Elijah Ullom, fol
8 years; John Stephen 2 years; and DnJ
r. briggs year.
The report of the committee was adopt
ed and the candidates reported were de.
clared the nominees.
On motion, the following delegates
being one from each township-were ap.
pointed to attend Senatorial Conven-
ton time and place of holding said con.
vention to be hereafter made known.
s. M. Dickey, of Perry tp.; james
Washburn, Ohio; Stephen Pancoast, o
Adams; Levi Long, of Benton; Thomas
Miller, of Bethel; Nathan Hollister, ot
Center; J. B Carter of Malaga; Angus.
tus Marsilliott, of Green; L. F. Ellsworth
of Seneca; William Steel, of Franklin;
James Watson, of Summit; Reason Cash
of Wayne; Ahijah Eaton, of Washington;
Cyrus Gratigny, of Sunsbury; John I'll
Bridgeman, of jackson; James Thomp-
son, of Salem; and John Dakan, of Swift
zerland. A
On motion, it was resolved that the
delegates to the Senatorial convention
use their influence to procure the nomi.
nation of JOHN SINCLAIR, Esq.
ResolUed, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the papers of this
county. Adjourned.
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Pres't
JOHN MARTIN, Secretary.
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Arrival from California.
NEW York. Aug. 25.

NEW YORK, Aug. %.
The steamer George Law, from Aspin-
wall, arrived this morning, bringing 81 49,
600 in specie.
The George Law connected with the
Golden Age, which brought down 49,,
600 in treasure.
The news from the Isthmus is void of
interest.
The electric telegraph across the Isth-
mus is finished. Advices from Panama
were from Valparaiso July l4th, Calloa
July 25th; Australia June ID. They
contain nothing important.
Intelligence from Acapulco states that
Alvarez is making his way toward the city
of Mexico, with constantly increasing
forces.
A gentleman came down on the ''Gold-
en- Age" on his way to the U. States with
dispatches to Gen. Wheat who is said to
be in the U. S. recruiting, summoning
him to return Immediately, with or without
recruits.
Geo. HI. Mendell, late second mate OF
the steamer Sierra Navada, had been ar
rested at San Francisco, charged with
committing robbery of $4,000 in gold
dust, on board of that steamer in Febru-
airy last, while on passage down.
Capt. JOS L. Folsom, one of the first
settlers in San Francisco, died July Goth.
He was native of New Hampshire, and
graduate of West Point academy.
BY this arrival we receive news of the
destruction of Petropoluski, Il Russian
settlement on the Pacific, by the Allied
feet When the feet arrived off the port,
they found the town deserted, and the for
tifcations dismantled The Russian ships
Anura and Dinina had sailed some time
previously from Amoor river, taking with
them all the guns, stores, &c, of the place.
The Allied feet having razed the town,
sailed for Sitka, from which port they
proceeded to San Francisco to reft.
The visit of the Allied feet to Sitka
was peaceful, a compact existing between
the Russian and English Governments
exempting that place from molestation, it
being the depot for the Russian, Ameri-
can, and Hudson Bay Companies. The
Allied feet, consisting of the British ships
of war Monarcti and President, and the
French frigates Eurydice and La Forte,
had arrived at San Francisco. The bank
ing house of Hamlet Bavis, at Nevada,
had suspended payment. The liabilities
are large.
1t is reported that developments of a
curious nature have turned up in the af-
fairs of Adams & CO., in which Santa
Anna, the Mexican President, is impli-
Gated Santa Annals completely has re-
lation to the coinage of Mexican ounces.
An expose of the whole affair from one
recently connected with the house will be
made soon.
Robert Lewis, of the Donnieville bar,
had been shot dead in duel with Hon.
Chas. Lippincott. The quarrel grew out
of political matters. Mining news fatter-
ing.
The Allies at Petropulouski blew up all
the Notifications, store houses, public
buildings, &c.
The Russians have proceeded to Amoor
Whitney. 1t is said to be very strongly
fortified place. A dispatch from the
French Admiral says an allied feet has
already proceeded thither from China.
The Pacific feet, after reftting at San
Francisco, will proceed there, when severe
fighting may be expected.
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Divorce, Alimony. SC.

JACOB STARKEY now, it is said residing
y in the State of Illinois, is hereby notified that
on the 11th day of August, 1855, / caused a
petition to be filed in the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, praying that the
bonds of matrimony, existing between us, be
dissolved. That | shall have the custody OF
the issue of said marriage; that is, Thomas
Starkey and Martha Jane Starkey; and that
have decree against said Jacob Starkey for
reasonable alimony. The causes set forth for
said divorce are: "a gross neglect of duty, (2)
extreme cruelty, and (3) wilfull absence for
three years last past. Said petition win be for
hearing at the October term of said Court,
commencing on the 10th day of said month.
The defendant can appear and demur or an
swer. I MARY STARkEY.
Auqust L. 1855. s..i.E..s..l
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result in the election of Chase, there will
no longer be a necessity for conceament
and disguise, and the voice of Ohio will
be proclaimed as indorsing just such
denominations as Senator Wade has utter
ed at Portland
The Columbus Journal, the confidential
organ of Mr.. Chase, says of this speech
of Wade's:
''It has the directncss, boldness, and
point which have made him so popular at
the North, and have won for him the re-
spect of the South"
IF the utterance of such sentiments
make MIR. Wade "popnlar at the North, y
among any others than fools and fanatics,
it is in vain to cry "God save the Re-
public" There is "sin unto death, .
for the Commuters of which even the
righteous are fol b dden to pray.
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BOOKS, MEDICINES, &c. Sc.
M E EDICIN ES,

Turpentine, Sweet and Castor Oils, McLane's
Liver Pills and Vermifuge, Sellers and Frey's
Vermifuge, Godfrey's and Jacobs Cordials DIR.
c. McCoy's Vegetable anti-Billious Pills, and
Cholera or Diarrhea Syrup, an infallible reme-
dy; DIR. Thomas Skagg's Colera Diarrhea and
Dysentery remedies; DR.. John Bulls Sarsapa-
rilla and King of Pain; DR.. D. Jayne's Medi-
cines; Davis Pain Killer; Spelton's Balsam of
life; Bitters, Hair Invigorator, Mexican Mustang
Liniment, &C., &c. Finally, any article that
may be needed, that is not on hand, have an
arrangement to be supplied with. Please call
and examine for yourselves.
8 Highest price in cash paid for rags or
allowed in exchange for goods.
Aug. %, 1855. JACOB T. MORRILL,.
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LITTEN, HORNE, co.

1aresk,ny Machine Builders and Repusres.
Fs SUNFISH, OHIO,
HILL have constantly on hands MAcutEss
w of all kinds; also CLEANERS Of the beat
and latest improvements. tfll<.s; -ii-At.
From past experience We tiatter ourselves thax,
we can equal any manufactured in the 6tsss.
PERSONS swishing to purchase Machines s3ill
please give US . cali and examine for sthsnra-
selves. All work warranted to perform right
or no sale. - g,
nj 70 All old Castings and Iron taken in
IN, Ds exchange for work, for which tho
highest price will be given. ss.lsS j, 81 &
so .li.g Ia IdTTEN, HORNE 4 Co. s.
sunfsh, APRIL 1855.
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Notice in Attachment.
William Hickox. Plaintiff.

William Hickox, Plaintiff,
against
Alfred Fisher, c. c. Campbell and Thomas
Pearson, Jr., Defendants.
TNHE said defendants will take notice, that
i the plaintiff, on the 21st day of August
1855, filed his petition in the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, to recover judg.
ment against them for Two hundred and Six.
teen dollars and Thirty-four cents, upon a
promissory note, dated December l l, 1858, and
due in four months from the date thereof
Said defendants will take notice that unless
they appear and answer or denur, by the End
day of October next, at the next October Term
of said Court, plaintiff will obtain judgment
against them by default.
WILLIAM HICKOX.
BY HoLLisTER & WAY
Aug. 20, 1855. Attys for Pl.
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Master Commissioners Sale.


Dr. virtue of a mandate to me directed from
ID the Court of Common Pleas of the County of
Monroe and State of Ohio, in the case of ]. B.
C. Harris against Joseph Williams and others,
there will be offered for sale at public auction,
at the door of the Court House in the town of
Woodsfeld, in said county,
On Thursday, the 18th day of September neTt,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ, and
four o'clock P. NJ, on said day, the following
described real estate, to wit: Lots number
one, two, three, four and five, in the town OF
Baresville, with the Improvements thereon.
Also the following described tract of land, on
which is erected a large Steam FIGURING Mill
and Saw Mill: Beginning for the same at low
water mark on the Ohio river, at the south
east corner of the lands of Abraham Fishers
heirs; thence west with the said lire to the
north east corner of the town of Baresville;
thence south with the east boundary of said
town, to the run; thence with the meanderings
of said run to the Ohio river at low water
mark thence with said river to the place of be-
ginning, known as the Mill Lot, and containing
about one and oneshalf acres of ground, with
all the improvements, water privileges and
landings. And also the exclusive right and
privilege of the Coal in the following described
premises, situate in section number twenty
four, in township one and range three, and
bounded and described as follows: Beginning
at the mouth of a small run on the north side
of Barrels run, at the Coal Bank; thence up the
said Bare's run, with the meanders thereof, to
the old Coal Bank, known as Hills old Bank,
near the point of the hill, including ali the
Coal within said bounds north to Jacob Bares
north line. Also the house and garden occu-
pied by Mrs. Soles. The said premises will be
sold on the following terms: One-fourth in
hand, ON day of sale; one-fourth in one year;
one-fourth in two years, and the residue in three
years, with interest on the deferred payments.
Said payments to be secured to the satisfaction
of the undersigned. Information will be given
at the time of sale, as to what fixtures will
pass with the property. WIN. OKEY,
IL Mas. Com. Mon. Com. Pl.
Woodsfeld, O., Aug. 8, 1855.
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.AwruL INrEL1IaENoE 5r ! Z FROM N oRroLk.-

1AwFuL INTELLIGENCE FROM NORFOLK.
We learn last evening by gentleman who
had just come up in the boat from Nor
folk, that the yellow fever was raging with
new violence. There are about seven hun
dred and fifty cases in Norfolk On Sun
Z dey morning at Ii A. NJ, Hunter Woods,
the Mayor Of Norfolk, fell a martyr to
duty in noble cause He was one of
the Noblest men we ever knew.
The Intelligence from Portsmouth is
also most distressing. - Richmond Eng.
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Teachers Association.

T,HE time for holding the next meeting of the
above named association has been changed
to the week commencing November 5, 1855.
DIR A.. d. LoRD, of Columbus, and T. c. BowLEs
Of Cincinnati, will be in attendance during the
session.
In addition to the Scientific exercises of the
association, various essays and addresses will
be delivered by persons appointedfor that pur-
pose. BY order of the association,
aug, Std WILLIAM WHEELER, Secretary.
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CLARINGTON AND WOODSFIELD
E

11HE undersigned is now running Hack reg
i ularly between the above places, for the ac-
commodation of passengers, leaving Clarington
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at the
arrival of the morning boat; and returning
leaves Woodsfeld every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at O'clock A. NJ.
The public may rest assured that any pack
ages entrusted to his care will be promptly de-
livered. Persons wishing to go either way will
inquire at T. Davis Hotel, Woodsfeld, or at
VIM. Rutters Hotel, Clarington.
Aug. %, '55. w. R. BURTON, Proprietor.
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Revolution in Mexico!
New ORLEANS, Aug.

NEW OhLEANSj AuS. ~.
The Orizaba has arrived from Vera
Cruz, with dates to the 22d. Santa An
ma left Mexico on the 9th with an escort
of 500 men, signed abdication at Perote,
and embarked ON the 18th at Vera Cruz
for Havana, two days after leaving Mexi-
co. Seven or eight hundred of the escort
revolted, killed one or two officers, and
Joined the Insurgents.
Alvarez's platform is adopted. Gen.
Carri is provisional President, La Vega
Commander-in- Chief
The State prisoners have been liberia.
ted. The mob have >gutted most of the
houses, including that of Santa Annals
mother-in-law.
Vidal has been appointed American
Minister.
A fight occurred at Vera Cruz between
the revolted battallions and regiment Of
the faithful to Santa Anna. The former
were beaten, and left for the mountains
Is or 20 were killed.