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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16
6teamboats an6 Railroads.

nAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY, from
~ foot Of ChsmbeDst-The steamboat ARMENIA Will
leave every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY ct
o'oioeh landing at intermediate landings
NEW and EXPEDITIONS ROUTE to the
~ LACKAWANNA and WYOMING COAL FIELDS Of
PENNSYLVANIA AID also directly through the North and
West via Great Bend, the New York and Erie Rsrosd-
DELAWARE, LACkAWANHA and WESTERN RAIL
ROAD-Keg ular Pa Trains will running
this in trains the Central Railroad Of
Jersey from New through TO Scranton Carbon das
Pts.on, NNtesbas Great Bend, &C. Monday, June 8,
leaving New orb by steamboat WYOMING from pier No
Eob River, Daily Sundays eIcepted) at 73o Tickets
good from New Yol through Of stations The Delaware
and Wesero Rslfosd between Scranton and
New Hampton be board the steamboat Wyo
ming, above. Freight Trains will running
Tuesday June TO- Freight received at Pier No North River
daily from Q m. until D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16
Water Cure.

mr. TRAILS WATER-CURE and SCHOOL,
~ No. Is Lsisbt-st.-Tbe ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATHS
used Bosrders desiring ts Dietary Of the Institution b
accommodated.
nK. +. j. LOEWENTHALs WATER CURE,
~ Bergen Hishs Hudson County New Jersey; accessible
from Hoboken and Jersey City In few minutes by stages For
Particular apply at No Hanoverrt kew.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16

In PURSUANCE Of an order OF the surrogate
ofths County of York notice hereby Ivsn " all per
sons havins claims against ABIGAIL LYON, late OF the
CITY York, woman deceased to present he sans
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber ms emse no -
the City of New York or before the twenty
18th New YORK the twenty nfst dS
Of February, 1870. GEORGE w AchEL, fhnhaSr~l"t.
fr2h l..6HM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate 81
Il the County New YORK; notice hereby rysn 70 al per
having claims against ELIZABETH W a
with vouchers thereof 10 the Subscribed his Oes No q
FULTON a. IN the CITY New York, before ths W day o.
Juy next New YoTk the 5th day OF January Us"
"a law srNs ALFRED CLOCK, Admin rstor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16

F,prxrs's DrsruRsAscx.-Yesterdsy morning,
about O'clock false alarm Of are YES raised 70, ne sst ps
CompG les Noe reported TO have had ssht
0rsud street, In which Engine COMPANY No. fsms on 'co"a
b<st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16

F,Ry DEPARTMENT PARApE.-!The Wiuiamsburgh
Fire Department have detsmir ed to have ssossl pssAs
about middle Of Sep.smbsr neat Ths following
hsve b. en- .ppobted Comutee OF Arrangements Jcseps
Hon,n Of Enste Company No John Neil Of LSs'ns g'p
pspy No s. George nlstt Of Hoss Comper No J. "
Virgins Of HOss No. |, J. p ststlsnd Of Bucket Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16

IxPRovrnENrs-At the last meeting Of the Com
mon Council report favor Of widening Fatcn
street from rue to Joraes'ou street on The esh
sde Ar 10 WIDEN Joni Red Hook lane. The
upro 10 one needed report 10 favos Of
op1r TompAns square, In the Ninth Ward, w~ siso made
and adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16

Jss C. smith, companies psfsie this day Mon
day) In WiliAmsbursh
SERIOUS AccIDEsT.-Patrck Mooney sustained
fracture rtur.dsy evening the foot Of
by the slipping off hosnosd OF sasI which NJ
= sd In uDlo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16

feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
having claims against ABNER L. SL0CUM late Of the
CITY deceased to presen the with voucher
No se South street tie City Of NewYork before
s,tb day Of January lsS
SH5sst; 81. + fsSS$SSs r....ss'-
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of tho Surrogate
Of the County of New York notice hereby Eyen 70 "A
nsrsons having claims against EDWARD T. POWERS se q
ks City Coiumbu. 0e.a deceased 70 present. NC sss
srest in the City Of EewYek, on or before the tweh eay
n Noy.ubsr ne1-Dated New York tho tenth day OF Nay
Ix HENRY T. MORGAN, Executor mi2 lawsmN
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
NJ the County of New York, notice hereby given tos9
p,ryors having claims sssnst ABRAHAM r BLSEO, calls
TBRAHAM BLAZE late Of the City Of Newly deceas
Al 10 m, with vouchers thereof TO the subsbers
A. ths ono Bech No 81 Beaver st. IN the Cy
HswYor before ,he thne day Of September
sIEVERT Y. BLANK, I Administrations
.hsi iswemM' EDWARD BEcH, -
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
rer.os hsvins claims asAinst THOMAS CROPPER late OF
the CITY Of kew-Yok, deceased to present the seine WIN
vcseh.rs the subscriber ct his 70
81 Burrs alp in the City of Se~YoI on OF before ,he
seventh day OF November Dated Newly e e.h day
ms l.rsmM CHARLES II. MARSHALL, Executor.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of tho County of Now York notice hereby given to al
pcrsons having claims against WILLIAM SMITH late o.
H. City NewYork dscessed present the sane ~n
street. in the City OF New. era on OF before Ae
twenty Of Aagu DsSt Dated Nsw the twenty
skird day Of February, 1879. ELIZABETH SAlTh
f2Slsw6mh' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16

STRIKE FOR HIGHrR WAGxs-The Jourreymeu
SION. Ms,cr employed firms have struca for higher
vsres They get Ains ger dsy and demand ten
shlipss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16

SUNDAY LIQUOR LAw.-In the Brooklyn City Court
,.t ~,.l al .con by the City OF Broohyu ssspst Franc
swift TO recover penses Of the Sunday ordinance
up and ed. The amount q penalties TO vaien DE-
fepdant rendered himself liable s2p, but tss Jury
duced the sum to sec which they found sssnst him The
srsntsd defendant male csse 90
those taAsn BY counsel tor liquor deAen mo
April Term OF the Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16

ARREST or HORSE THIEF.--John Mangod was
before Justice Smith Saturday the charge Of
resrs horse and wagon valued a. $50 rem Peter Ben
nett Utrecht The accused held 70 await the action
of the Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16

BRooxLIs CiTr MoarAirrv.--Ths total amber Of
ssihs in this city Last week We IS. Of which 20 were
malss and % temales. or ,hese 20 were adslts asd
2s minors. The principal diseases vWs: Coavxsions
and drcpsy in the Aead, eachi ssnsumptiss and in
hsmmatiou of the lungs, each; inflammation of tho
brain and scarlst fever. each; congestion Of tho
lungs, Group, debility and narasuius, each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16

sAFTrY OF The PuBLIc REcosDs--The Committee
on Fable Basss u he Hs2soa County Board Of Chosen
FeskoeeT, recommended the construction Of
buAs ., 80 feet IN size adjoining sat connected sh
dec of he County Clerk ~ witch 20 Keep the pVele
Tt Report ,ceeptsa AID adopted sa3 plans IL
ercs.es y - kyCSsgsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16

ArrENprrD Suicipr.-Jsmes Danegen, while
Isbons under temporary ft Of insanity attempted 70 com
NIT suicide on urday mornps BY cutting he throat With
rsro conveyed from his residence In Raymond street
TO the City Hospital where he lice In critical condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16

DRowsLD.--At7 o'clock on Friday evening 5 lad ak
ysss Of se named Wallace Tbonpsps son 81 Rkh&d Thonp
sou engineer Of toe esnsp Cshswss, va ho WED
vk1e y,ns upon tho .haff the ferry Tie body VA
recovered a. hc.I sftervs ard.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18
LOST, a Coral ArmIet with Gold Locket

nm tnr,y ,mnuay iast' IN this town. Any person re.
bly, rewarded. los u N pn pe Suila-
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18
wi ELK! MIIKV

e. hH Undersigned would inform the c;tizops
OF Smyrna, that he can furnish them v;,L M
MIl.k just from the pa ill., early every it'W
at "Eliason's Corner, !" Main and Cn,nnan.sI'
9''ee'' L. c. PALMAroRy.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18
BANKERS

Nos. 10 and AZ South Third ST phn.,,.
~ t"re'gn and Domestic EXCHANGE CnlJ a.''' Pi'ia'
best rates. '' purchased at tke
a'ge "n "llavarlahle points in the Uni,ed S,o,o.
~ Hl sue COLLECTIONS made with nromn,no" S,uts I
cept when nj par "''''utc cnarge' ex-
opo'' Iime and Call Deposits. such interest will l.,
eNru us ''e slate of the money market warran, 0
I"fe'sh ana American Com furnished for sb;;
and custom hOnse purposes '' shipPihg
n"nahge available any where in tho British Kin,
"'"' e'g"' OF siA'y uats, IN sums of I'll and nn,.s
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18

CoSr Of rHE WAR-The London Times csti
mites The cost of the late war to Great Britain
a. not much under one hundred millions mounds
"lrrIing, Immense as this is, the expenditure
"i Great Britain in the closing year ofthe Napo-
4! o"'c war exceeded livery greatly.
il The Peoples Theatre and e;cht admin
mF buildings were destroyed by fire on the I3rh
'nSt., IN Cincinnati. Nothing was saved fron
'h' Theatre. The loss Is heavy.
-Jmklis is a man who takes matters brnor
onSly. When his best friend was blown intntLa
AR by dustin biler," Jinkits cried after him
: There you go, my es-stcamed friend!''
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18
He SMYRNA TTwCs
Is PUBLISHED

| Is PUBLISHED
- v NG Y WEDNESDAY, A y
me TEMPERANCE HALL, SMYRNA. MIR.
bf ROBr. ID. IIOFFECE
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
,o. ~ %i'"~ per aHnum, in advance: or 80 M ;f
% noI pald tn the end of the year TLc no nor II
"lII not be discontinued at the expir,fion ariha
!e"r unless so ordered; and no papcr discomo
'ii"ed until all arrearagcs are paid. VII
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not eyccodino, oro ....
1ohSPlcuously inserted one time for fitiv cn|,t,
;"o lllhGs Tor seventy-tve cents. three tmoS |
VI one dollar, and twenty-five cents far e,or', |
"TISgqaent insertion; longer ones in proportion'
- ir uct"i arrangements made with yearly and
lalt yearly advertisers. ''"'iy ana
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18

~ When discovery is made which ;s COL
cnlI'ed to benefit mankind, it becomes the dnty =
oi every good citizen to avail themselves Of 81
results arising therefrom In accordance with
these views, we feel it our duty to bring TO tho 'e
notice OF our readers the extraordinary merit
"l medical discovery knownas as Carter's Span-
ash Mixture. 1t is the most powerful, eiltclmaI
aud certain remedy for all diseases of the bIo"J
yet brought before the public 1t has perma-
hently aud positively cured more than ten tbon.
sand cases OF the worst forms of Blood Disease
Sich as Scrotula, Rheumatism, Liver Disease
SIyPhIIi5' Fever and Ague, and other kindred
Diseases many of which set at naught the pbV-
H!can's skill, and laugh at all the ordinary Of. |
!ofts OF science to conquer and subdue them =
hIIe Carter's Spanish Mixture contains no
Mercury Opium, or anything injurious. vrt ;tS
success IN curing disease has left it wit6ont
"VaI and wherever it has become know =
regularly prescribed by physicians who are fnlIy
so lscIous of its effects, and avail tbemSoI,.ayS
al IT'S merits because it has deserved their com.
'henuation. 1t would be better to try it in tin,o
the sooner the better. '''''
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18
WANTED

smart, active and Industrious BOY. to
iGdfh The Matchmaking trade. None need an
Piy unless they can come well recommended a.
regards good moral character and habits.
S. Apply to II. r. PARSONS, agt-jlI.tc
Smyrna, June IL, l85G.
- ,C'entrcvllie Times copy three times and send
bill to this office. '''" ''''u
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18
l. O s

About week since, at or near one of the
corners of Main aud Commerce streets, three
Trunk KEYS attached to ring. The finder
by leaving them at this office, will receive the
thanks OF the owner. Juno II, '5G.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18
hkEAF MASS MEETING.-1 can cco,,

me II0dteS-GFe0t ETcjfcmeUf
Inc ladies' OF New Castle county, in .,rIcr T., -;
ven, 10 lheir feelings. and decmng IL their ,u,,, 49,
hsnI''d To- cal mass meeting IN the Tnvn I, ~ y,
M "m iis"h' i"r which dI noiICe will he rIcn N
i"''"1e mas Consented la take the char of le p,e,
i"I' AMI Ms Erpnomv Will accept the hunnr i,
Hsccr tlry The iollC wing nr, atnblr ard roY,i,.,
"..T i "Fa"h nn and received unanimously:
"er'aS' We TcgIri Il as Il duiy or on; srx ocnnroI
". "rlhdh" wives, widows, marons aud ,7.,J =
Mp pace win The tIme>--l0 hc WIDE ayyaL, Il, ,L
"a ~ ''i cha"cs To a'1lu'nu ihcnscIv vcs with The G;,r
tiF' anu Nh', ir'dr--i""srrve wiIh a vIgIlauI coo
tue tricks nf trade, and the manners ,uJ -,
'','" engaged lercII, Tor the draft that uec,s.i,, I
i''Ii"h make upnI oHr nurses are unua Inr q ,.!t
" ~ ''"oht bein5 hIiiatrd with nm,psilI,n ouJ ~
lHcFeip:e br IL ''''"i'
iieS"lNeI, That Regard AIr FIauiocn oC WI
"',s' ~ as The very pInk plcrn and b an iJao c
Ni' ''Nest and a6eonmndaInlg si,rckreimr
~ eS, 81, h'i NE ave ways found Flanignu ,bc |
"" at m iimes al all seasons and under ali cIrr,,n
siantes; ready To sell as cheIp as IN rl. r ~ I'M "
"'ii keep "'nOi Ih- Is.,r house
s'N"h. hal his course IN the past is n guoranico
Ia The future. Fog years we luvc ,r;sJ -
proved han, and Will suck Il, btfu nm ''''
I1rs"fcd Thai approve of lh, cleoan, ,ni,
@ ''ScIy "a tticr Thirh lac has dIspaVei II, ,,aki,,
= nt. bi,N'hS "ird Slippers, cc, for our lo,tcs
' "'h'ft AMI convenience. His public suir,t ,,,c,
% ""Hirc Lb please deserve Ia bc rewarded. ,,, ,
- :. ''" Si',iI hc our cn'io AMI patronage
fr"Nel' Ihat flinIscn'S s;o,k of suratncr r. ,ots |
N o""'s "i all KINGS is unsurpassed far uuauti.,
'"'Ahiy hiid chcapmes> h,s ladies' pai,ert Cr onI
-" Iair' ahI ms gentlrnens lace shoes for ouiy X.
@ pr p'if cap lhc ciHnaN; Is a puzz!er Ia kno,v
rM uhcy can hc sold 81 cheap.
tes'lVed, That we approve of tho tosto J,t,
~ "'tNs That great card of over seventy five dino
va Shles ahd cIlnrs OF hastings which, eive ,s a,
' opportunity 10 malcn amy shade or color OF
''e's " may chose desire
he'"Ned That we invite all Of our sisters IN r;ve
''h i 'd tia! we use our bcsI ondcavoIs 10 MAXIM,
hn'"h throughout lhs reg and l., this end
hs ~ "i" ny he instructed 10 circulate Ma 20 -
"'iis lar aui wide S9ueI Mrs L,,,...,.'''N' ''N' | I
Wilmington, June !, IoJ6 s., 7
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18
Thomas w. Evans d Co.

N1, III and PIG Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
lave made great reduction in the prices
,.,r ~ ,lrlr large and elegant stock of DRESS
uooDS, Enbroideries, &c.
:. Amongst these Goods will be found
i'anas'me Silks, entirely new style;
N, do. do. Flounced Robes;
''a,a 1.r aud Stripe Silks, from 62J to 81.
m iAese Gaods are much reduced in price.)
a1aarege Robes; Bareges by the yard, from % cts.
issues and Grenadines
laws ID Orgaadics;
NIB .id ircd Collars and Setts;
D an Las Of every style.
~ ihese Goods have been remarked and al
10" price, to make room for new Fall Goods.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18
To DIR. G. jackson.
See advertisement.

WHISPERS, BEARD and MOUSTACUES
i"rctd to grow in six weeks by DIR. Laf,nt's
I'plnry Compound. Warranted not TO stain
or ihl"r" The skin. Price $l.00 per package,
Sent to any part of the country, on recent
m remittance Address SWEETSER 4,
'3.' Box '39 Post Office, Baltimore, MARYLAND
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18
CoRaEcrED wgEKLY FOR THE T,urs
III AR RIED

:, On the IL inst, by Rev. p. Mansfield, THos.
IL. 6RIFFIs and MARIA Z. HOWELL both of
keni co., Md.
-, on the 3lst ult.. by Rev. ]. A. Roche, of
p,,hHadelplnla, ALEXANDER JACKSON to SARAH
hINNEY, both of Camden, Del.
y "a ~, The 9th inst, by Rev. L. Al. Levy, Jos.
.. hEnifAGE, OF New Jersey, to JANE NJ. BA-
'"N' OF West Philadelphia, formerly ofSmyrna.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18
GUANO! GUANOII

Yxrrr,, NOAINO!
ihe suosscree5 ausa Sole Agent in PhiIadelpbio e,
large stock OF Pure PERUVIAN GTaSU 1;T SW on hand a
% "a at le lowest Cash price, IN lots to suit either
). j. CHRISTIAN.
NJ 40 NJ, -, Sole Agent for Philmlelnbia
marl2-3m - WITH wafer street,
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18
GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA

~ " MLKsHoN, Mcrchant, says:
SINrsoNvILLE, Shelby county, Ky., }
.wc March 30, IsJ5.
The German Bitters give general satisfac-
,,"", and | herewith hand you certificate of Mr.
Morton BerkIey' respectable farmer of this
county" u '''iS
"I%rS'NrILLE, KY, March 30, le55-Dear
or would inform you that have been of.
"'e''1 II several years with Dyspepsia, in
very aggravated form, for which used Sarso-
pIrI!la and various other remedies w;tLont 81
'inIlg any reliet. From The yarions tnst;r,o
mails IN favor of IIoofland's German Bittrrs !
WIs hd1ced 10 try them, and now state WIN
l'cdsur that thr Iu.h heir use am eniov;nn
b''ter health than Lave done for wears 6asf
!u ~, chrcrt"i'y recommend tho Buffers TO ali
afflicted with that terrible dis, ase.
Respectfully, yours,
~ MORrON BERKLEY.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18
sales td,Is, o. stocks by Auction.

v,, ,,, A"ct'oaeer Of Stocks onIv,
Of StosI" % S '"e rnllaSlphla n Exchange regular saCs
business new IN Phlladelphia he will rye u.ro. ,s
''S attention and soliclis orders for sale or n,,rcf
10 L at'es ue*ir advances. can always draw M S
W ,e ih"uhi oi 40 per cent. oi market valno o s'
siOrk ~ accompanying tho
ccn mt,@S,"m "n ar Gneluding every charge). Of nor
OF per cent upon such advance with ,r.o Mlsa
est, will be charged. WIN current Hicr-
on,ii Inst OF Stocks &C. in the U. s with l.o..
SoT,b ThirI ne seen at the Office, Nos as ant a1
(Jan2-Iv
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18
/ E d.

va Saturday, the 18th inst, at her residence
ne" Dorer, Mrs. JOSEPH ID. PARKER, aged
about - years.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18
BOOK RVWDINc

Come all yc that are hungry and
eat and all that arc thirsty and
Wv w AltD d',L " COTTON are prepared TO sunpIv
t; tne cluZGns OF Smyrna and its vicinity. at fy anv
a"a ,'' wv "l'h lhe choicest NCECREA VI of vori.
rus w. laVorS; also' Fresh Fountain .H;ncraI
br ~ IamIlleSc can be supplied with ICE daily
may2S.-tf '"iioN'
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18
1896. Spring MantiIIas. 1856.
AT Wholesale and Retail
EEnDEH pIrInTN o ,,A

y N y,
No. Ia CIlESNUr Street, PhiiaJcInhio
''h connection with Geo. Bnlpln No. 3GI Broadway.
New York;
A RE now prepared 10 supply the Trade from cvcry
~ SectInn OF the Union. with their Impsrtot,o,,s
anu Hi'nuacinrcrs for the coming season. cnmurisinr
li ihc h"weSi designs from One Dollar 10 the nnst
costly garments manufactured
Mert hanlS Will find II much to their ADVANTAGE 70
eAam'no our stock previous to purchasing. Close
ytfS purchasing i"r cash or short credit, will re-
'el'e hbrraI discount. GEO BULPIN & co,
10. la Chestnut street, Philad'a
"Plo-Sm Between Seventh ~ Eighth sis
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-05-14
From Washington.

May THE Cabinet meeting yester-
day resulted in no further action upon
the recognition of Walkers Government,
or the reception of Minister Vegil.
At the meeting last Thursday, a major
ity voted afirmatively and subsequently
the President authorized Mr. Heiss to
bring the new minister here. Indeed, it is
understood that matters had progressed
so far that Pedro Vegil's presentation
speech was prepared, and the points either
had been or would be submitted to the
President for an arrangement Of reply.
1t may be assumed for certain that if
Mr.. Pierce. adheres to his recent inclina-
ton, Walker will be recognized despite OF
any disagreement in the cabinet upon the
policy of the act. But slight symptoms
are manifest of a change of inclination
consequent upon misgisings in other
quarters.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-05-14
Terrible ~Confagratlon.

Last night, about II O'Clock, a fire
broke out in the Northern end of the large
Rag and Paper Warehouse of Messrs.
Jessup & Moore, on the South side of
East North street, below Sixth, Philadel-
phia.
The worst fears were soon realized.
The buildings ON both sides of north street,
and upon both sides of Commerce street,
were soon in q light blaze; the Market
street stores extended back to the last
named street, and the flames were soon
pouring out of the windows on to that
avenue and threatening to extend to
Chestnut street.
The fire continued to spread until after
daylight, and when the sun rose a sicken-
ing scene of destruction was exhibited.
Every building on the North side of Mar.
ket street, from the unfinished iron struc-
ture at No. 219 to Sixth street, was in
ruins, and most of the houses On the EasI
side OF Sixth street to North street, were
down. The Western ends of North and
Commerce streets were in ruins, while ug-
~ gaps were made in the blocks South
and West of the bounds destroyed. Some
forty buildings were DESTROYED; many Of
them stores Of great value.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-05-14

as a gentleman; aad coarse and abusive
language should be as much a stranger to
his pen as to his tongue. In such a posi-
ton if he degredes himself. he also brings
into disrepute the profession.
We again say il such an example is set
no p%rovocation can induce us to initiate it.
We place too high q standard upon the
moral sentiment of our readers to suppose
they would relish such adish. Others may
Judge for themselves what class of readers
they desire to please, and if they choose
to pander to a morbid public taste, we can
only be sorry for them. 1t requires no
talent to be coarse and abusive, and no
learning to make reckless charges; SO
whatever glory may be achieved by such
a course will be enjoyed unenvied.
Ours is a political paper, and we are
not only willing but anxious to discuss
political questions, ain an open field and
a fair fight" We would enter upon such
o contest with all the zeal of one firmly
convinced he is right, and with whatever
ability we can command. But we trust
we shall never forget the first duty of q
press to the public-that it should aim at
a heightened moral sentiment, honor and
dignity.
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when Seward mildly limited On Thurs
day that the cavils against the Kansas
Mem ,rial were worthy rather of cross
examination in a county court than states
men in the Senate, Crittenden fiared up
incontinently; but when Wade to-day
told the Slave party plumply that they
were acting like pettifoggers, no one saw
Git to resent it.n--C5T. ". Y. Tribune.
A fine looking mastif was trotting
along peaceably n day, when another
dog about his own size attacked him. The
mastiff "lared up incontinently" and
punished his adversary; but when a little
cur came swapping and barking 6ercely
at his heels he did not "see fit to resent it. F"
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Maryland for Buchanan.

AT the Democratic State Convention
in Maryland last week the following Res
~olution was adopted:
Resolued, That whilst we conceive it to
be due to each of the distinguished gen.
tiemen whose merits aud claims are being
canyassed throughout the country for the
honor of O nomination at Cincinnati for
the Presidency to declare our implicit
faith in theirintegrity, capacity and sound
republican conservativeness. and, in ad-
vance of the action of said convention to
signify our willingness to cheerfully sup
port its nominee, if he hold-of which we
cannot ascertain q doubt-the opinions
we have proclaimed as our own; we new
ertheless, following the example of oul
sister States, and responsive to the viii Of
ths peoplesag MARYLAND as we understand