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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

HosTET'rER - For Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Liver and lack OF tone TO tbs sSsem nothns ever
p,oduceS the effect HosTErTERs NEGtr,BLE SroN
Hcu BIrTERs The sae Is No weak einac Ated
person can afford egec. them. Sold by all OIocefs Drug
aists AM Hotels BAKNEs PARK, wholesale Age-s New
YOk-
FRESH FRUIT ALL THE lEAk.-lt you want
use Arthu1s Sa sealing Caus aud Jars Trade
snnned by Z p ToRREY, No. Plau st. New-iork.
THE EYE AND EAR.-Ofilce hours for Consult
atm FROM Q TO ocook daily
JAMES w. POWELL NJ. d.,
Oeu,ist and Aurst,
No. 5O2 x .oadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
W,os WIGS WIGS s,-MEpHuRsr & Co

Mo- n TOrPlIs haze attained al Tue teq 70 Dot
souify NSvie defy pg the poe ibity OF discovery HnS
comfort perfect security The best sad
sottneut. Braies Bands, Curs sc. NO n "AidenlAue.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

JET AND GOLD JEWELRY. .-JUsT RECEIVED,
New psterr. OF KAEhIACs Pins. BEAcrLTTs, NEcELActs
&c ifT CRoss Pms AID FARRNCs PLAIN JFT )ENAaYNrs,
The ia aes the city OsRoRNE BoARDMAS n
TOWNSHIPS. ~ 57 Broadway. cor OF spungs,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDow SHADES,

WHOLESALE.
kelly FERGUSON No 29l Broadway, aod No - Resde-s
have full choice stock of BRoCATELLEs, SATIN DE
LANES. WossTED DAMIsKs LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS
CosEcEs SC which offered the lowest prices
WINDOW SHADES Our stuck Of WINDOW SHADES - tbs
York and superior manufacturing facilities
enable these goods less than other bouse We in
tbe stteptiOn Of close buyers.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
IT, Fashion &C the Season in Centlemen's HATS

vss toc uced by SATURDAY. NewfoIk ana the
Ipo bve ,r wears accepted quarterly issus' NJ NNN
as Ire cvsnug sy Of the day I'D his FALL HAT fof S93
VII h founo possess the h cat claims to the aim4Aoa oil
Of taste snd judgment . o,r,
Opposite 81 Pap's Church.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
Prof Woon,s HAIR RESTORATIVE is certsinly

te M 81 successful preparation Of the kind ever
brousbt American public We have heard o. nu
uer Instances changed gray hairs in raven rns
LET'S and bald pates into flowing locks II IS not cne oi tne
Of the day but has gained sreputa'on we
have no Hesitation recommending 1t 10 AL who stand in need
Of sPr PrsToRATIyr Warsaw Express
Scld At Nc. Sls Broadway, and By all the Druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

HysBAsp's CALCINED MAGNEsIA is three
nss tho stengb Of the Msgness and clear OF M
p,sas,t tasts Four 6rst-preuduIn silver medals and
Nods Fair sIdel being the best in the market
N,.orer T. J. HUssAsD. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

PIANOS MELODEONS aud HARMONIOUS at
WATERss Broadway, from eight dfrent manufacto
rs makg the largest assortment in the cyi beside large
number OF second hand Pianos with and without the Esn,
and be cold prices thai defy petition Pinof)r rent,
allowed purchase. For sale monthly payments
Muc a. reduces prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
sioe< bJ Dcpirnsn ard Red, contros ~. :,
forces AID IN few cG; you ~ill bear Wat b.. Ie'

sioe< bJ Dcnrrnsn ard Reed, confrrs ~. :,
forces AID IN few ca;s you ~ill bear Wat bs. Z er
Gone. a
"As ssis 10 my other lsiter, this summer ,,or..
States troop, could have Dbviat,.l 'te y. .ce., ~
itls, but Do~ vill r'qni,e m4Dy more. It,.,.a
fui necessity bat comieis any ore 10 uoye "e
,ho@e Of his own tlOcd, bat wien such n, y a. sfNS
Brown, and oibers, viii become 40 lafsto,teJs
violate all lew, as1 .iurb the peace of or.
bfcorrss iu1eroivC on sli lovers Of O. od rsds, Ns
vent then further progress Coulo or sous ,b.yyN
Epgistders or Nort IN States men sse thug. 7,
right light sLd knew as much - We kpov here -
tie inoencisry mOverer Of Il meu they ssa, -
TO objection could be msGe to sny c0une ,skeah.t
tLem down" ~
- This letter clearly implies tha. GOV. SA,,..
coup, eing 81 co 2orstrg With e inysdipg Rss,s
which l. very srarge, ai,or ms treaty with N. y
State men not ten days before; bat he l. urery,.
able every wsy We fe,r tie =. ~ ra1s are cl,..
upon ano starving a. rLe Fee state meo. cra,,.s
all supplies snd scce-scn' snd at the came u ns -
pel Dg our people 10 sesune the ofl,gsiye or pe.N,
submit to be- "c,u.h6c oat" a. they were A. he -
Of LasrCrce. BIT no'tug has been head ton a.,
side for several ds!s probably vi b. for ssy,,,
mere, ss al the channels Of conmunic .,oa
cludirg the Mails, ere in the hands Of Z.
Rrffons We have not rocoiyed .he nos. 4.
poItsnt letters forwarded b! Orf Correspondents cYfr
the aier hal of August, and never expect T. e. u,
letters mailed by them within the last fortnight Pc
the present, We must be content with such account.
as the Ruilians choose 10 send us bu The tv'A ell
come out at last. We feel confident that L,srsno.
had pot been taken Up 10 saturday rieh, lat but '.
sLudd,r a. ,tc tLopghi that the anaconda cok AZ.
slowly closing around it, and that The Free Ni''e NE
of Kansss can neither resst ,or submit without a,sr
ring reproaches from those 10 should be their iIe,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

renetrsec these Pulls in eemsnd The stomach the
opxs ava the asssshe by
,se 81 cm.tes snd thes. the renodl action Of this
nsdcte = rupd thorough and invsrabe Sold the maui.
fct,,ies 80 Te epe Nfw iork, ard No 2f Strand
Iotdop sid by all bruSgs st Zbc 62t - a-d per box
WIGS - HAm-DYE - WIGS. - BATCnELoRs
WIGS ans ToUPEEs have nnpovemelt peculiar 20 their ho9so
world th~r gra;enl beauty
49, and dumbty-6ttiDg 10 charm. The srtes and bes
stcr o& Twelve prvste rooms FOR f wing his osis
psE Sold 1T BArCHfLoks' No |eo DIoea"V
POsrsoY SrANps e cents and ~ eents) FOR
sAxx ~ AU Q6sA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

FALL, HATS FOR GENTLEMEN BIRD NO. AZ
N.s,st will offer the Ntw STYLES of HATS for the ensuing
ss,sJupn MONDAY, Sept l. BIRD No ~ NASSAU s''
Betwee1 Libertyst and MAIDEN lans.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

RICH CARPETING.-SMITH & LOUNsBERY,
No 456 Broadway aud St prepred to exhibit
their FALL IsPOkTATIoNs of ENGLISH and sRESCH CARPET
ING compisDg every description aud grade. Om the most
Costly to the Cue APEsT FABRIC.
ENcL1sH BRusssLs good STYLE. snd quality ss per yard
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

RAscEs-An eItircly p-tent; Capital fmpr9yemsn
superior 20 all burn les fuei have PEKFEcr
own AMI Laundry Heater; tbs above by hot
AR ard d, five 3ed gallons OF ~ate all al The ssDe time
ara Nv the same FIRE WARRANTED GIvv SATISFACTION
10 parties them delighted with them
GRIswOLD BLANCHARD,
No Clinton Hail. (ornlety Asforplae Opera Heuse J
I'd Stl-st New.lork.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
AMFIL MIRDERs ENERYWHFR

AWFUL MURDERS EVERYWHERE.
A million faks (,hs year, so fa)
OF fPowpER Tor the Brdcus war,
Has Lyon sold, aud gives the dates,
Within these IN. e. Stats
Think s he slaughter which al that sn nuyoh must have
eaused Depot LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER and PILLS for
In,acts % Vernin, No. 414 Broadway
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|nlinois Certain for Buchanan.

Illinois Certain 1Of buCnsaMsaH.
The Chicago Times of the 18th inst,
puts the following crusher on the idle talk
about the result in Illinois:
"We observe. that persons at a distance
seem to put some faith in statements that
there is a possibility that Illinois swill vote
for Fremont. We. know that it4has been
said. and positively averred by Black Re
publican orators, that Illinois would vote
the opposition ticket. Such an idea,
when expressed here, is considered too
stale even for a joke. No man in his
senses thinks of this State voting for any
one but Buchanan. As we said when Mr..
Buchanan was nominated, the Democracy
of Illinois will give him a larger majority,
in proportion to the entire vote, than he
| will obtain in Pennsylvania. Any Penn.
sylvania editor who wants to lose hal
on that proposition may apply for oul
measure at once" TA ~
Illinois never has, since itsbecame 4
State, voted against the Democracy at .
general election-not even in. the darl
days Of 1910 and 1854. Her inyincibl
Democracy led on by those gallant cham
pions, Douglas and Richardson will rol
tup next fall for Buchanan twenty Thousand
majority. Gin. Eng. 80,
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~ -
- Poor little ragged urchins! how
they tumble about the streets and paddle
in the mud, and wax fat and hearty in
spite Of the neglect and dirt. The other
dsy We saw such one shouting ont
Ledger, Times, Graham's Magazine" |"
His shirtl bosom was all open, SO that the
whole body down to the waist vas expo
sed. His feet were bare, and his head
vsry nearlyy so.a A kind old gentlemen
stopped him. in the overfowing Of ais be-
hevolence, and began to pity his forlorn
condition. ssMy poor little boy" said he,
s.have You no better clothes than these to
wear.n The youngster, bristling up, re,
piled, .who the thunder are you talking
to, yousold rip. If you don't like my
clothes, go and buy me new suit. :"
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UEU[ Goods.

TEvIIE undersigned is now receiving fresh
IL supply of DRY GOODS, direct from the
East, suited to the season, which he offers for
sale at prices which cannot fail to please
purchasers. Call and examine for yourselves.
r. CHASE.
Mt d All persons indebted to the sub
IN, ID, scriber by note or book account,
will please call and settle their respective ac-
counts as need money at this ti1ne on all ac-
counts standing over six months, interest will
be charged. d. Z.
CLARlSaroN, Dec. 26, 1855.
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eW til said there is nothing in a
.name;n buff Andrew jackson Donelson's IS
daddy had so fancied, and SO called his
hopeful Andrew Snooks Donelson, does
anybody suppose that Andrew Snooks
Donelson would to-day be. the candidate
of a respectable faction for the Vice Pres
|idency of these United States si
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COVERLET AND CARPET
WEA.vINTGfn

THE undersigned is engaged in weaving Gov
1 ERLETS and CARPETS of every styl aid
Variety x = q ~
He has two looms, one of which weavcststo
different figures, and the ether eight as foll0ws:
s Philadelphia Beauty, Belisviiie yFreaths
So Beauty of the West, Lady rs Fancy sfsI
Gentleman's Fancy, Highway ess
.sesa Bloom, Cranberry Vines 81 ~ sid
Farmers Choice,
- Enterprise, and North Star.sA zh
The last eight are woven with = seams an4
the first two without seams.
Either double or=single Coverlets voyen -
the shortest notice. Etzsess - ftsssJ
Those having no chain can be tsupplied ~
the undersigned. The following are his termss
coverlets, per pair, 800 or 2,25 each 'fer
three or more Coverlets--ans woven without
seams. Carpets-Common 10 cents per yard,
double chain 12} cents per yard.
s .;s5s4.fs sseas CHARLES BRUNER
MmToSsBuReH, june Is, 1856. 4, s.
N. B.---coloring' done in the best possible
style. a6m. Il . q =
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Youtg's department,
Errafa.
For the esprit.

Errafa.
% In the solution Of Philosophical Prob
lem Ne. 4 l, published lastweek, Xmakes
slight 5rror in calculating the velocity
with which the fluid runs from the orifce.
A body viii fall 9 feet in Of second;
ssEsbae is Velocity at the end of this time,
win be sufficient to carry it twice that far,
during the next Of second. The water
win, therefore, have velocity twice as
n. great as that given by x, or "a feet per
second Instead of l2. which will double
the several results W.
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S. ]. EVANS,
WORKER IN MARBLE,

GAINESVILLE, BELMONT CO., O.,
Is just in receipt of large lot of fine, white
Marble, which he designs to sell low. He is
prepared to make Monuments, Tombs, Head
Stones and slabs for furniture, in the most
workman-like manner, and of the best material,
in as good style and on as reasonable terms
as any other establishment in the West.
Please give him call. jan. 80.
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.CARDING.

rINHE subscribers are now prepared to 90
WOOL CARDING, at Richner's Mills, on
Suniish creek. Their CARDS are entirely new.
AS they have applied STEAM to their machine
.ry, their customers need not tear any olsap-
pointment from low water.
Their long experience in the business, and
their superior facilities enables them to an
nounce to all who bring wool clean, and free
from burs, that they may depend on the
REsToF
! Wool will be received and rolls delivered II
the shortest possible time, at Baker q Sin
Eclair's, Woodsfeld; Vanlaw y Alexander
jamestown; Frederic Cranes, Lewisyille.
( PRIcE-6 cents per pound. The grease =
ISAAC & GEORGE RIcHNER-
{ s.sy IL, 1853 go
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Mail Arrangements.

Mail Arrangements.
A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE of the Mails at
~ and from WooDsFIELD:
Observation-Disclosures every day except Sun
day) at IL O'Clock M. Departs every day Eek
cept Sunday at ! o'clock ?. M.
BARSEsvILLE (via Calais) = Arrives every
Wednesday and Saturday at 12 O'Clock NJ De-
parts every Wednesday and Saturday at +. NJ.
MARIETTA (Western route).Arrlves every
Tuesday and Thursday at 7. N, Departs e ev- W
ery Nor. iay and Wednesday at A. M.
MARIETTA fSouthern route)-Arriyes every
Saturday at Z P. NJ. Departs every Friday al
S A. M. s
susrrsH (Clarington) Arrives every Monday
and Thursday at II n. Departs same days a
P. M. z..s5s, So
ST.. Observation-Disclosures every Monday ans
Friday at I P. NJ. Departs every Tuesday ant
Saturday at 5 A. NJ. fr
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= 'isaSF For the esprit"
s Answer to Geographical Problem
No. l3.

s-sts7-sts T.. A..
: .1s s. Answer to Geographical Problem
No. Is.
ssaai The sun comes North as far as the
opic Of Cancer, 9sa degrees North of
the Equator; and as it lacked 16a de-
grees Of being vertical to him, he must
hare resided lSa degrees North Of that
point; Or on the .4oth degree of North
latit7de. And az his friend could see the
sun 8 minutes sooner than he could, he
-mnst have resided west of Washington
city; and as 4 minutes difference in time
gives I degree in Longitude "a minutes are
eaearto 6 degrees of longitude Therefore
q must hare resided s degrees west Of
sWashington.
At the point where the 9th degree Of
west Longitude FROM Washington, crosses
the 10th parallel of north latitude, we find
the city Of Columbus, the place in which
he resided. j. A. W. r. NJ
Woonsz1rlD ScHooIs July so, 1885,. s.
.ze4xfkfx = - g
y .i<<1& II N {f5st - - stt Rcr tho
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For the q Spirit

For the Esprit
" s Answer to Problem No. Il.
The pouer multiplied by its distance
from the fulcrum must always be greater
than the ,VeigM multiplied by its distance;
MNhereas in this instance it is less. The
power is one, and its distance one million.
,ss'The weight is 27o millions, and its dis
tanee one thousand. Consequently he
woald not be able to move the earth,
-srst-st ,.ass s.. & f5IevS.
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Legal Notice,


d DoBERT MILLER, a nonresident of the State
IN of Ohio, will take notice that on the 18th
day of April, A D. 1855, at the instance OF
Solomon Hubbs, summons and order OF at
tachment was issued by Joel +. Randolph,
Justice of the Peace within and for the county
of Monroe and State of Ohio, against the goods
chattels, &c., of said Robert Miller, for the sum
of twelve dollars and twenty cents, that said
writs were returned by Joseph Coates, Consta
BILE of Centre township. in said county, endorsed
no goods, chattels, &c. found to attach; defen-
dant not found; it was thereupon suggested to
the said Justice that the defendant had an in
terest in real estate in said county; that on the
Oath day of May, A. D. 1856, transcript OF the
proceedings before said Justice was filed in the
Court of Common Pleas of said county; that
/ afterwards on the second day of June, 1856, an
order of attachment was issued out OF said
Court against said Robert Miller, which has
! been returned levied on lands in said county;
that on the 9th day of July, 1855, the sain
Solomon Hubbs, filed in said Court petitiod
i against said Robert Miller, demanding the sum
1 of eleven dollars and siXty-fve cents, with in
terest from the 10th of September, A. D. lS43
subject to credit of five dollars, November Il
1 1874. You will therefore take notice that un-
4 less you appear and answer or demur to said
4 petition on or before the 30th day of August
A. D. 1856, that at the October term, 1886, 9
4 Judgment will be taken against you by default
and the land attached sold to satisfy the same
HoLLIsTER OKEY & HoLLIsrER,
sJuly 9. 1856. Att'ys for Solomon Hubbs
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M is cell an eous.
MO hRO d HOUSE,
WOODSFIEtD, OHIO.
THOS.sK. DAVIS, Proprietor.

FT,HE proprietor, of the above named well
i known and popular house, begs leave to
remind the public that it still merits and main
tains its old reputation. He has recently made
extensive and costly improvements, and is bet
ter prepared now than ever heretofore to ad-
minister to the comfort of his patrons. He
promises that no Hotel in the town shall give
better accommodations for the same money.
THOMAS X. DAVIS.
N. B. Especial care taken of horses.
March 26, 1856. ei,fas 4as e
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Problem No, Ia.

Suppose 8 man were to start at 6o'clock
A. NJ and follow his shadow at the rate
Of miles per hour until s o'clock in the
evening; what would be the radius of the
- which he would describe, supposiug
th5 earth plain? j. R.
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Marble Cutting.

yUVHE undersigned is carrying on the busi-
u ness of MARBLE CUTTING in its various
branches in Moundsville, Marshall Co., Va.
Those wishing Marble Tomb Stones, can be fur
nished with them in
ANY STYLE OF WORKMANSHIP
by leaving their orders with John Sinclair OF
VIM. P. Richardson, Esqrs., Woodsfield; OF
with James Collins, Sunfish, Ohio.
Dec. 26, 1855. p. eCAWLFlELD.
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THE LAW OF NEwsP APERs.

THE LAW OF NEwsP PAPERs.
i. Subscribers who do not give express no.
to continue their subscription.
3. Ii subscribers order the discontiruance oil
their newspapers, the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Offices to which they arc
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill, and ordered them discon.
tinuod.
4. If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publishers, and the pa.
pers are sent to the former direction, they are
held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing te
take periodicals from the office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facie
| evidence of intentional fraud.
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saf@ Answer to Enigma of the 23rd
ult. JoHN CHARLEs Fremont.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
TIE AMERICAN QUESTION.


Mr. GIBSON said that there no Parliamentary
ground whatever for shrinking from the fuset dscas
sion. Whenever Minister OF the Crown laid papers
before Parliament and correspondence with foreign
Governments at IL close of negotation, be by that
act invited the opinion OF ParidncGt, aud any bon.
M. uber was at liberty to call the H0use to dr.
cuss those papers. What was the nature OF the mo-
ton TIE House was called on TO say whether the
operations carried on III America By her 5jestys
Government for the purpose of raising soldcrs 10
serve the Queen of this country, met with its ap
provs; whether the policy Was wise OF gong To the
United 5 atts i'll search of soldiers; and, If wire,
whether that ptlicy judciouSy and properly con-
Quoted : He was Of those who was opposed al
together to the Foreign Enlistment Act. tie believed
it to be uDsound In principle, and be ent. Iteined
strong conviction, looking At the state OF the munici'
pal laws OF the countries 10 which Zee Jurse vas likely
to be had for ntn, that any attempt TO act on It
would lead 10 serious international dispu'es. He
pres ed that conviction ut the time, bIt he admitted
that, the question stood, lac was not 10 allow
hir opinion t e Foreign Eni .meht Act, wnich
ceived the deliberate assent of Parliament,
conduct of the Administration IN endeavor-
ing to give effect to that Act Of Parliament.
II was most important that the people Of the ated
States should understand that the peo. OF this
try not backing up Her Msies;y's Goveromeot in
deliberate violation of the American laws of neu-
traly. Nothing would 20 much t-nd to keep the t~o
nations on friendly terms as the belief that this
merely question as between Mr.. Marcy and the Min
stry Of the cay In this country, and not as between
the American people and the English lHearl. II
am ornted to Lo more than pereona difference be-
tween the Ministers Of the two countries. The Minis
trs Of Her Majesty responsible to the House of
Commons, and it was the duty OF that House TO pro-
nounce All opinion upon their conduct. IL vas no
business OF bis TO st IN judgment on the sonduct OF
Mr.. Marcy, Mr.. Gushing, or President Pierce He
did not undertake TO Leiend all their acts the spirit
in which they bad conducted their part Of the cores
pondelce; and, indeed, be should be p'eparod-if 1t
corlo be one |, ,gtmatey-to agree II vote OF cen
sure ppcn Mr. Gushing, and, perhaps, even upon the
American President. But, he repeated, 1t was not
within his province 10 pass sentence on the Govern
mept of tie Unit~d States. His dury lay with the
Government representing me community TO which be
belonged ana his deliberate opinion was that they hsd
no, well for the Interests OF Engilrd N pcsng
this miserable pal.ry qsrrrl for :he ske Of r"5ng
few German recruits he :e-ntn-isa oi tie unlei
Ststes lHear, hesr.
IT,. F.sIcH r,d l.. t4as ip:,a9..s. 2 s'nFee:.:J