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- OCULAR DAILY line, except Sum
III dlys.) for ElAsnE BIZ GRACE, Ponr De-
rcslr and TIDE WATER CANAL.
xaa.-..c. The Steamboat Poris
g. ...,~ mon'A, Capt. Jcssrn
Sss-a'1-As, sS14-sszs|ss-S lower end of West
Falls .tvcnnc, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening. at & o'clock. Returning,
leaves Por! Deposit every Monday, Wcdnrs-
day and Friday at 3 clock, and lIavrc dc
Grace at ) o'clock, Z. N.
The Steamboat Lancaster, Capt j. W. ToN-
LINsoN, leaves same place every Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday evening al 6 o'clock.
Returning. leaves Port Dcrnsit every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evening at 3
O'Clock. and !Iarre de Grace at 80 clock Z Al
GJ-paasagc 81 crnrs.
UJ-Frr;ghts received daily at Baltimore
untit 8 o clock, and At Port Deposit until y
o o'clock; carried at low rates: ard carefully
attended to.
G-Z-Duplcatc receipts fer Frcfghts will be
required IN alt cases.
The Agent at linvre de Grace will attend
to forwarding any merchandise consigned to
him; for any point ON the Pennsylvania Ca
nails. or will rr-slip trcights inter dctl for
Baltimore. Philadelphia. or clscwhcse.
JOS TAYLOR, Agent, BALTIC.
X. ALIEN TAYLOR. Art, II. tie Grace,
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
C7-Ihe Steamboat :.JU NI.NTA," Captain
rumlnSou. being in complete order; can lbs
chartered at any time.
n. B.-Grain purchased at the highest
market price at the Warehouse ofJ. Tome,
Port Deposit: who also keeps for sale. GHano,
Plaster, Fish and Salt. May 70 ff
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TUANG:-
~ PERUVIAN, A.,
MEXICAN, A. A.,
AND COLOMBIAN.
For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
PHOSPHATE OF LIME
S-TIMOTIlY " CLOVER.
For sale by
March 10 JOHN PARTRIDGE
SUpcr-PhOspha Of Lime. for
- sale BY JOHN PARTRIDGE.
Dlastcr.-Ground Plaster, for sale Ivy
L Mayl9 JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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COACH MAKING
AT THE
E2gsHCN isE.E,EEEG HOUSE.

II ~ y THE Subscriber, thankful for the
c.-S. = q liberal share of public patronage he
81 Y has enjoyed, takes this mc;hod Of
intoii"n.g his numerous frcuds and customers.
that he Is now prepared to furnish them and all
Others: with rcadymade Carriages of various styles.
fail and prices: made of the very best materials
and by the best mcehtnicS- He will also make to
odd II. ali kinds VI Fancy Carriages. Buggies. Sui
kics. Eockaways. Ic and will be found at all times
well prepared with good seasoned stuff as can
possibly be round and is ut all times prepared with
the best mechanic. to do the different branches of
work belonging 10 the business lie also purchases
his stock in large quantities, ut the lowest cash
prices. and Therefore can do II better job for the
same money. ihan can be got within reasonable
distance OF him.
Having procured the services of a superior Smith.
he is prepared 70 do all kinds of Carriage iron
work with neatncss and despatch.
yLOnstHnt;y on hand. second handed Carriages
CT various description
2 All work warranted for year. if fairly used
The public would do well 10 call and examine
his stock OF work before Purchasing elsewhere.
FEB w WIN. j. MARCilBANk
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Woods Ornamental Iron Works.

DlDGE AVENUE, PnLADELrnIA.-Thc
~ attention Of the public is invited to the
extensive manufactory and ware-room Of the
subscriber, who is prepared to furnish, at the
shortest notice, Iron Railing Of every dcs-
eruption for cemeteries, public and private
buildings, also VrrandahS, balconies, toun-
tains, scttccs, chairs, lions. dogs, &c, and
other ornamental iron works of Il decorative
character, all Of which is executed with the
express view Of pleasing the taste, while
they combine all the requisites Of beauty
and substantial construction.
Purchasers may rely on having all articles
carefully boxed and shipped to their place Of
destination.
\ book of designs will be sent to those
who wish to make Il selection.
ROBERT WOOD,
Ridge .Arenuc, BELOW Spring Ga,den 81, Pa.
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TRUSSES! TRUSSES!!
c. H. NEEDLES,
Truss and Brace Establishment.

5. ". Cor. OF TW ElfTH AND KACE STREETS,
PHlDADELPIIIA.
IMPORTER of fine FREHcu TnrssgS
o. combining extreme lightness. ease. and
durability with correct consllu ton
1lcrnial or ruptured patients. can be suited by
rcmtting amounts AS below Sending number OF
inches round the hips and stating side effected
Cost of Single Truss 81, 81, 81, 50. Double
81. s.. 81 and SO
Instructions us to wear and how to cfrrct cure
when possible. sent with the Truss. Also for sale,
in great variety,
Dr.. Bnnins's lmprorcd Patent Body Brace,
For the cure of Prolap<us Utcri; Spinal Props and
Supports Patent Shoulder Braces. Chest Expand
ers and Erccor Braces. adapted TO all with stoop
shoulders and weak lungs: English Elastic Aldo.
nominal Bel Suspcnsories, Syrngcs-mae and
fcma'e. 20 Ladies Rooms, with Lady attendants.
July IS, IS55-1y.
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11ortr,.
s4iiIiRsG IA q ssgs,saln,S.

Yc who know The reason. TIL Inc
How it is. thai inS.iart still
Prompts the heart to like or like not
At iiS own "apricinuS will
TIL me, Ivy whrt h lien magic
Our i'm ,rcS>ionS HIST are led
into liking or LiSlhi'Ig-
OFT beiure n word is SaiT
Why should suicS sometimes rrpcI us
Bright eyes tnrn orr feelings cold
What is that winch comes To tell us,
All that glttcrs is NOT god
Oh no feature, plain or striking,
Bat power we cannot shnn,
Prompts our liking or dj>liiing-
Erc acquaintance hath begun!
Is il inS.inct--or some spirit
Which protect MS, and controls
Every impulse we inherit
BY some sympathy Of souls
is it instinct !-is il nature 3
q, some freak oI fault Of chance,
Which our liking or disliking-
Limits 20 single glance
Like rreScniiment Of danger,
Tho the sky NJ shadow filings;
Or that i!nrr Scilsc, still stranger,
OF unseen, unut:cr,d things
Is 1t Oh cRFt m one tell NE,
No one tell suiIicicn: cause,
Why our likings and d>liiing
Have their own instructive laws!
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Medicinal.


Has enlarged many small business;
Has revived many IL dull business;
Has rescued many a lost business;
Has saved many falling business;
Has preserved ra2y a large business;
Has created many ii new business;
Aud ensures success in any business
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Steamer Lady Wilmer.
E.r7;>* La,
Assa--se H.,
G.>:--:,IasR
r..lcs..:se ,ess...s-sr5e1. IL
Ssaoscsf
REGULAR TRIPS RESUMED.

ItI'NF Z i-f IT WI y III 10 y W TIT
IN and after Saturday. the 2s;h of Sep
~ tcmbcr, inst, the LADY WILMER will
run twice week as follows.
Leave Race Street Wharf, Philadelphia,
at = o'clock p. NJ, every Saturday, for llapr1
dc Grac" and Port Deposit; returning will
leave Port ID ,rpoSit on Mondays at o'cloci1
p. NJ, for Philadelphia and Intermediate
landings.
Leave Philadelphia at O'Clock p. ". ev-
cry "Wednesday for Winners Point, touch.
Ing at Port Herman and Ford's Landing on
the Elk. Turner's Creek, Fishers, George
towd and Frcdrricktown, on the Sassairas.
Returning leaves Winners Point at o'clk
\. NJ. and Frrdericktomn at o'clock p. ".
.Ail freight to Turner's creek must be
pre- paid.
O.~For freight and passage apply to Capt.
Wm Wilson on board the boat.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY AND
Ska4Fs;ls WARE,


IN hibA fE''iic H'N' tnENEho| FOURTH
NJ. Az AnkEr STREETS, NliMiNGToN. have
W I,rTuTs itwrIpW ~ "iI' ri iHenr VI hne
be found in the state and respectfully solicit the
attention of the ctzcns Of ELkTON and its ,i,ni.
ty to our stock consisting in p IT. of the following
articles:
ENGLISH WATCHES !, Gail orr si.v.r c,,os
Richard Wills. Chronopctc, Watches s,I.
Agency.
Gh"S. Stev"ns"ns do do do.
NJ u T";i;.,s & %,.' I;' .m io ~ w " a'cnc''
Jos Johnsons do. do. made ex-
prc.:ly Tor u.s.
~ hop'lson 40 90
ne JOSH broo'Hhe'u Go. no. (hniiway
N'rPc',1
JOSH ehnrr,"h 40. 40.
-, Joseph Sew'll do. do. Railway
i'ihe-k"eprrs'l
'ho' 1eIoNry 10. $ do. do.
FINE SWISS WATCHES
,,,o, r,..,.,,o,, S,',
ra"1r. na n"pInhaseh ,hro"ome'er'
II C,t :, ,a e'''' ~ III ''',"''o'a'
Vuch.ron 4 Constantine ,;cn.,. ,,on, 49, w.
lanes Courvoiscr Ucncv, NN'' 'N'
II athrv pcvti,n
Erirnet Paris Iorv fro\
Char. L. Tissot 4 son lIoc,c Wa
,rv-,,Iry
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OF the National Safety Company.

Uollm ST.. somh-,rcA Cor Third st., PhitNla
INCORPORATED ny THE STATE or rENNA. ~ ISL.
TNlNE PEI; CENT interest is given anil the mon
i cy is always pIl back whenever il is called for.
without the necessity giving notice for il before
hand.
People who have Large sums put their money III
this Saving Fund on account of the superior safety
and convenience it affords but amy sum- large or
small is received.
This Saving Fund has more than half million
of dollars securely invested for the s.tc,y of De-
posters.
The Office is.onen 70 rcceivc and pny money every
day. from o'clock in the marnng till ! clock in
the evening and on Monday and Thursday eve
nngs. till oclock.
People who have money to put in. are invited ro
call ut the office for further inform ton
HENRY l.. BENNER. President
ROBERT SELFRI DGE. Vice President.
WIN. j. REED. Secretary.
September ,, 1884 If
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PI.GWS,

TCST received from New York. lot Of
OJ"hn Moore's Patent Flows, which is a
superior Plow, and very cheap, price No.
l9a, S6.oo; No. 20, S6.15; No. u, 81 60, AMI
also Castings separate from the plows. for
sale by ALDRlDGE 4 GRANT.
Sep. S.
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SAVING FUND
OF THE
L. s. Insurance, Annuity md Trust Co.,
5. L. CORNER THIRD & CnEsTSrT SITS,
PHILADELPHIA.
GAEsy'E' $3.50 GNO

MONEY is received deposit daily TIL,
w amount deposited is entered in II Dcpos
Book AMI given to the Depos,or, or ifrrcfcrrcl,
certificate will be given.
Al! Sums large and small are received and til,
amount paid back ON demand, without notice.
Interest is paid at the rate of FIVE PER CENT.
commencir 8 the day of deposit, and ceasing four
teen days previous TO the withdrawal of the money
On the first day of January. in each year tn,
interest of each deposit Is paid to the depos'tor
added to the principal, as he may prefer.
The Company have now upwards OF 3, 800 de
posters in the City of Philadelphia alone
ANY additional information will be given by ad
dressing the TREAsrRER.
DIRECTORS.
STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, Prest,
LAME see JOHNSON, Vice Prc5t,
AMBROSE W. THOMPSON,
BENJAMIN W. TIvGLEY,
JArOD l.. FLoHANCE,
WILLIAM NJ. GopwIS,
PAUL Il. GODDARD,
G@oWGE MCllESRY, X.
JAMES uEvERErN, H.
GrSTAyrS ENGLISH.
Secretary and Treasurer, PLINY Frs
Teller and Interpreter, j. G. OEnlScnLAGg
Sep. S, lSjj-ly.
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Nursery Trees for Sale.

THE undersigned has on hand large stock of
Apple Peach, Cherry Plum aud. Apricot trees.
Almond and Nectarine. for Sale on accommodate
ing terms. These trees are Large. very thrifty and
entirely free from worms. Grape Vines, Straw
bury and Raspbuly Plants. Silver Map'c either
for Lawn Street planting, Trees warranted
true to name and shipped to order Address
JAMES $. PETERS.
Oct 2O-1m. Ctncordville p. o., Del. Co., Pa.
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70 Farmers and OF hers.
TJIiE subscribers have made extensive prcpara-
L tious for furnishing full supply Of their
Improrcd SaPer Phosphate Of Lime,
For Fa! Seeding, and inform their Customer that
tn" price has NOT nEEN ADVANCED, but continues
at the old rate of
$40 Per Tan, OF 2O00 lbs.
1t is considered the bes' Manure for
WHEAT, RYE, AND OTHER GRAINS.
Not only producing Heavy Crops, but also siiicn-
in; the straw,
CAUTION. Observe that every barrel of our
article has our NAME and that Of porTS Il kLErr
stamped on the head Pamphlets describing its
qualities and mode of using can be had at our
store. or by Nail. when desired. a liberal deluc-
ton made to Dealers.
GaTANS.
No. Government Peruvian, at the lowest rates
Also, Papifc OccHn Guano,
This is one of the Richest tuui!ocs ever imported:
fully equal 10 the Peruvian
ALLEN It NEEDLES.
90 South Wharves Il 81 South Water St.
Isl Store above Chestnut St.. PHILADELPHIA.
~ Farmers can load on Water St. and avoid
the crowded Wharf. Aug. IS-:m
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WATCHES,
Jewelry & SilverWare.
GEORGE E,s4z.aDYT,

No. 81 Nnrkc' Street, .4hore Thud,
WIL.W.NGION, DELAWARE,
HAVING enlarged and improved his Store, Is
!. J. now prepared TO off to the public very
large and carefully selected assortment OF Zinc
Watches, Jcwc!ry and SilvcrNare. His stock OF
Watches will consis. in pIrt, Of HE following ccle
brtcd English makers
Vim. Dxon's Chlonom Ter Watches sole agency
los. Scnvils celebrated Railway Time-kcepc.s.
VIM. coopcrs duplex and Lever Watches.
NJ. j.. Tobias Cos lvcrp"o! Watches.
Jos. Johnson's. (only gcnuinc)
Mcssrs Geo. John Bolds Chrcnoagetcr and Du
pick Watches
Henry Taylors Liverpool Watches.
Geo. Chadwick. Northampton Square
Vim. Read 4 Sons, Liverpool.
James Graham. do.
jollA iloug lon do.
.JolR Tedbury & Co. do.
The Fine swiss watches OF
Montandon Frcres Girod
Iii Mlthey Pcytieu, Henry Thurncs;rn,
Mathey Deret, James Co oyoiscr,
MoulILi.r. &c. &c. &c.
The above Watches are all guaranteed to be pr
feet time-kccpcrs, and persons purch sh!ng tlcI
will be referred to gentlemen of the highest re-
pcc.iJiity in tho city and country.
LETELRY.
Our Jcwclry will be of the finest quality and lat
est styles We are constantly adding to our u.
cnsiye scotch.
SILTER " ARE.
In the Silver department will be found AL III
many styles so much admired. rs well rs cscr'
article necessary to Il co'sE'cte osttN - Ever!
article warranted Us good ~ coin.
CLOCKS.
Fine French Mantle Clocks. various styles also
Clocks for Churches, Schools Halls, &c.
TEA SETS.
Several different styles of Tea Sets of the cello
hratcl shelf d and birmingham Ware Dinner All,
Tea Ca<tors. Cake Baskets. Trays, Spoons, Forks
Butter Knives &c.
FANCY ARTICLES,
Such as fine let Bracelets Ncckl,ccs Erouehcs
&c; Fine French Fans, Fancy Boxes, &c.
April u, 30.
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TIE UNIVERSITIES
FAMILY MEDIES
Issued under the Seal Sanction and Authority of
THE~U VERsITY OF
FREE MEDICINE

L
FREE MEDICINE
POPULAR KNOHLEDGE,
ItHARTERED by tho State of Pennsylvania,
~ April 90. 1858, with capital 0fSI00 900 main
ly for the purpose of arrcsng the evils of spurious
and worthless nostrums; also, for supplying the
community with reliable Remedies wherever Il
competent Physician cannot or will not be employ
ell. This Institution has purchased from DIR. JuilN
r. RowANB, his celebrated
Koyyand;s Tonic Mixture,
known for upwards of twenty five years as the onl
sure and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE &C.,
and his incstimablc Remedy for Bow I'll COMPLAINTS
RowANDS COMpOUND
SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT,
which highly improved and popular Remcdie, to-
gcthcr with
The Univcrsity's Remedy for COMPLAINTS of the
LuSGS:
The University's Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or IN
.iGEsTIoN;
The l'niversity's Remedy for CoSrvE BOWELS;
Also, the Universys Almanac may be had at
the Branch Dispensary. OF store ofJAS. WILSON.
Druggist PoRr DEposIr, where the above mcdi-
cines hrke kept for sale. June Is ly
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MORE NEWS.

T5N,IE llrsrst aud most fashionable, ard the best
: assortment of mems, women's and children :
y Boots and Shocs in Cecil county. is
to be found at the subscribers BOOT
Fix> nd SHOE STORE, opposite the
~ Court House. Elkton. Nd
The Subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends IN! the pnbc generally, tha he has pur-
chased of his brother. (:noch Crouch,J his entire
s,o;k uf Ladies' Misses and Chilrens
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DICH CARPETING, all wool, for sale
IL heap, by Z. BROWN, JR.
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ysesi,Y's Agse SsHCEs.

ana'has commenced manufacturing La,fics Sho' I
of every dos option. lie il now rreptrcd to acs
co.nmolatc II who msy favor him with cal
with Mems. No.nons and ChildIcns Ro0s amp
Shoes of he hest sort at very low prio :.
TliOS. &. CROUCH
n. r. Country produce taken in exchange for
Boots anil Sho,l June |. 'jl--tf
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Medicinal.
II. II. II. NO. 2

II. II. II. NO. 9
\ New PGINCiPLE DISCOVERED IN MEDl-
clNE TO CURE OLD DISEASES, ScRoF-
uLA, BAD IIuMors, SYPHILIS,
FRICurFUL SORES, tLcEhs,
FEVER SoREs, ERUP-
TONS OF TIE
SKIN
RAILWAYS
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Baltimore and SlsSGueI;ilin;a
STEAM COMPANY.

- OCULAR DAILN LINE, except Sum
HI dlys.) for HAsRE BIZ GRACE, Ponr De-
roslr and TIDE WATER CANAL.
aaa--s:ca The Steamboat Poris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02
THE WAY ~ PuILADELPHIA.

The Shareholders seem To think that they can
treat the State of Pennsylvania, and the City of
Philadelphia in particular, as a conquered coua-
try; that not only Judge Kane and the United
States Marshal and his followers are az their
service at all times when an alleged runaway
slave is To be caught, but that, 10 despite of the
laws of the State, whenever free colored
woman OF child is TO be kidnapped, the Cours,
prosecuting officers, police sud all the State es-
tablishments for the execution Of the criminal
law are entirely at their humble service
Even granting thst the colorei woman who raa
away from Mr.. Wheeler was not only his slave
but his coucu bine, and that her two boys were
has boys in the Penns! lyanis 40 less than in the
North Carolina sense, still, even in that ease.
the strongest one We can put for him, toe
attempt 70 force or entice them back into Mr.
Wheeler's hands, to enable him 10 carry them
out of the State for the purpose Of holding them
in Slavery, is penal offense under = statute of
Pennsylvania which forbids the carrying out of
the State. without process, whether by force or
stratsgem, any negro or mulstto, with intent TO
hold or sell him as slave. Yet thus to help
him kidnsp woman aud two boys, Mr.. Wheeler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02
THE WORK GOES BRAvELY on.

II is becoming more and more evident that
there il North. Organized as the Know
Nothing were in some of the States for the pur-
pose OF bringing together and renierIag
more effective the Pro. Slavery element-fOr
the purpose Of building up strong Silver
Gray party among u, party which would
aid the Sluth in its designs upon the Terri
tories, and which looked to he placing of cot
ton politics in the asceLdant-the scheme bids
fair 70 provea .ignal failure. The proceedings
of the Philadelphia Convention opened the eyes
Of thousand. to the real designs of the Know
Nothrg re-pulers. Pretending to desire
that Americans should rule America, it Is
manifest that they simply sought to place Us un-
Ger the control Of Southern slayedrigers. Pro-
Tossing extraordinary yeneration for the Bible,
they aimed directly st the extension aud per-
petustion of system whereby the sacred vol
ume is made a sealed book To nearly onesixth Of
the population of this country.
These things are becoming generally under
stood stood among the members OF the
Order. as we'll as outside of it. The facts can
no longer be concealed; indeed there appears
to be little disposition to conceal them. Apron
inent Know. Nothing has recently asserted that
his party initiated the famous Castle-Gsrden
Upion.ssying movement The delegates from
Neg.York in the recent national meeting sus-
tanned the most ultra propositions Of the most
ultra South rners. They Wee found side by side
with Boglin Of Virginia, Hopkins Of Alabama,
snd the other ire-ea,ers from the South.
The consequence il, the members of the Or
der in the Northern and Western States have re-
solved 10 stand eloof from the National organiza-
ton Many Lodges are surrendering their
charters others are setting up on their own
hook, establishing a platform of their own.
Thousands of men, becoming disgusted with the
manner in which things have been managed,
discovering the objects for which the Order was
intended, are quietly leaving it.
Ihese signs are Indicative OF the feeling which
peIvsSes the entire North at this moment-a
feeling which cannot be suppressed or crushed
"out,' but which, on the contrary is gaining
strength daily, and viii 10 short time sweep
over the Free States with terrible strength and
power, swallowing up Conservatism, Silver
G1ayism, and ell similar isms forever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

DEATH OF FATHER LANsOS.-A correspondent OF
The Boston Herald announces the death Of Slas Lam
On. 20 well known moDomanac. He died AZ
Shcb Falls al the residence OF his SON. the % b.
aged 20. h many years a r-si lent Of Sterling,
where be was extensive manufacturer 81 scyt1e-
maths having himself invented the most approve
one in use. Tie there accumulated considerable prop
orty ard brought up large family.
He was al one time united with the Baptist Church
but having adopted peculiar views OF religion. aud
conceived that he had himscf q call 70 preach aud
teach new doctrine, be eventually separated from
lis en0s and fani J, end has FOR many years been
OFT Of waudeTer. He has To died many years il Bos-
on. and although always harmless, has occasionally
under the ban Of the law account Of his lido
syncrasi,s His lon- white beard auf ate dress,
ara general patrGrchal appearance have marked him
as ore q tie characters # the city The correspond
eut Of The Herald says
lie came back T. reside with his wife and sons
sb0ut year ego, after stay IN Boston and other
places for several YEAR and has during that TINE been
very quiet and labonous, aiorlng great consolation
10 lis family"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

There vas slight decline in prices Of Cattle
yesterday, and a considerable increase in the
supply, both of the day and week. But small
nun Der sold over lOc. and some of the very
best at logo. A small portion of those offered
for sale are characterized only fit for very
mean dog mest. Will those who make our
Health laws look occasionally at our Market
RepOrtsl-tbey may Team that the best place to
loOk for bad neat is in the cattle yards, instead
of in the Meat market. The prospect of any
advance in the price of Beef is not fa'terng
ole for dIoyers who have been waiting for that
desderatum.
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GFRNIANIC RELATIONs.
GREAT BRITAIN.

Mr.. Roebucks mstion for vote Of censure on the
Government after being debated st great length, wss
thrown out IN the House Of Commons by msjoniyo
lO7 the numbers being-for the motion, ls2i agslH'
If. go TIE debate occupied 26 columns Of The L0s-
don Tines The Palmerston Ministry has thus a neT
lease of Life.
Il l. stated that Sir William Molesworth viii sue,
coed ord John Russell Colonial Secretary. sal
that Sir Benjamin Hal viii be Commissioned nC =
without q cabiret and SIR John Shelley, Presieni Of
the Board Of Health.
Parl smeniary business Other than the above, D"
been ulinpofisni. -.
! Committee has bseu investigating into the poles
ouiraeos m n o recert Hyde Perk fernous raious.
Anlouy Gibbe q Sons, OF LoLiou, apPonH'
ff ancisl agents Of Peru.
Or. Anoud, Naroleou's ST. Helena doctor, il desd'