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W NJ. L. FkI, importer of
RICH FANCY GOODS. Toilet Articles, Portm,n
na,es, WIRING AMI Dressing Cases ,.abas Canes
Bronzes. Fans, Opera Glasses Paintings and papier
Mache Cords, etId Manufacturers OF Travelling Desks
Dressing Cases. aud jewellers Companions, always
on hand, great variety Of rich fancy and useful ar
ucies' Suitable Tor BRIDAL BIZ tday, and other Pre-.
senis, 9y- l25 ARCH Street, opposite the Theatre
Philadelphia r., ..,. koct3 SIN
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1000 TONS
Leinau's Super Phosphate az
- IN WAN -

WHO wish IN have heavy crops OF C;ras. son,
pS, T orn qua plenIy--use Lelnau's Sane
Ihospnate of Lime, frice "a cents per nj or $40 80
Sn discount 70 dealers Or use Leinaus American
Hear u hat DR. JOSEPH Berrens az a., tr-.. ...
~ have used nearly 2oo casks Of Lernaus American
fsrtihzers on my fam in New Jersey with s,tt'.
~ results Formers ofNew jersey, use iinsn'a 10
aII Fsr. John DeSosta President Of the Camden
fortzvrs, and my Corn crop yield, ~ Tnous
,1o sghoa s osSd LsnSSs Fefse and ny Ca.a
Ieisaus Fortilizers and raised The Sou, a used
, rS. aud aud. heavy S crops NV Mhbrd b a1
mans Fertilizer aone"--J ARins5 oiJ AZ ute e Lei.
John Field on Coopets Creek I'll n oii'leiu' and
AhFee diplomas have been received from, ,h, NJ.
Jersey State Agricultural socie!ya The - ,ie 1Ee'*
sys'as raiaee Association, and The PennsvlvisofA
Orders renting the cash or draftsr ,s..,.,,,.-
attended to- Carriage frsehsaa cas- : 'I'y
81 O. A. IEINAU, Proprletor. ~.
narS-4 In. = 8 sNohl9 South Front St. Phil.
.riaIr af.aft.
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ti"r'e haSPs one inch more THAI half rnpnd Eli
An work warranted satisfactory A good ,..,,'o'''.
VI NEW FILES Constantly on hand
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CORREcrEo wsxKLY rOR THE Tlmrs.
\ School Teacher Wanted

IN District No. 4, Kent county, Del. One
capable OF lnstructing in the various branches
Of English education. Apply TO
JAcOB WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Near Smyrna, April9 8, 'J6lm.
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g. g. WILL DC sylI at private sale, a DWELL.
MSiii M iioUsE, SITUATED on the corner
in The Town Of SMYRNA ~ - 49, ~ ~ !
For parsieulafs, apply % CusaLrs 4. srEyrssos
y IpsEra q. talsggTH, Smyrna, Del
SrEil ~ o3-~ti ~ sif ,tta4 al4f tN W. FfW f Il
~ AN@ Af4sahaiia3 IS as .sf "
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d A G u ERR EOTYPES
AM
StcrcOscOEp5c E;z,c.,nss,

he attention OF the citizens of DeI,vr,o
called TO the Daguerrean Rooms of the snI,.
TcrIhfr' No. 24G North Second street, phi
nc'Phla' where durable and cheap Darpcrron.
types are taken in the finest STYLE of the arr
ne subscriber asserts that h. made the fr.,
'''cfeoscopIc likeness in Philadelphia. and feel.
cohndent That he can produce as fine a por,r.,i,
IN 'his style as cun b, made. lie charrcs nno
tn'td less than The usual price. Ii Won shonld
', the city, do not forget To rive HIM n cali
t'mcnoer' the Rooms are at 2iC North Srcono
street, below Willow, Philadelphia.
O1- = ID ON. j. II. MARSTON.
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=. " ' : lNIINIIN.N q "
Truss and Surgical Bandage Manufacturers.
No. 81 North NINTH street, Philada.

VANIIORN'S Patent CHEST EXPANDER md
SHOULDER BRAiE, prevents and cures Sto0plng
of the Shoulders Contraction and Weakness of H.,
Chest AZ adults and children ui both sexes They ar.
night aud clastlc aud do Interfere With any of
dress and can he wnn with both etsC and com Tort
liv wearing the ExppnGcr Hn elegance OF figure Oh
llIned. aud disea a pulmonary character en-
ed For chIiirrn,W hic growing. they are iuNaIu,iic
lhe Gemtlemln'4 Brace also answers The pariu,c ai
lie best constructed suspendcrs. McaS.ra required
around the chest and wast. Pnce: Adult 81 ;Chil.
irCn S2au, = Lady Ia atendance 10 wan on females
CIV. kANllORN X co,
Surgical Bnndaga Manufacturers
No 81 North NINTH ST. PhIada
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- = .. = ". NhNfIUhN y V.U.,
3c North NINTH Street. below Arch, fmludelphr

SUPERIOR FRENCH TRI'SSES, This article,
from Ms extreme heinr : and ighncSs weighing only
three ounces and Tia successful treatment OF Ike mos
diih all casrs Ol HERNIA has Won Tor il the highest
praise from phl scians ,Ih III Tins country and Europe
over the heavy, clumsy Truss hero,of worn for Rnp
lurc Prc" go 10 -, single; aud 81 10 81 tor double
irus'cs. State which side is afflicted and givo sizo
around The hips
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Super Phosphate OfLicue.

We have for sale one cargo OF the celebrated
Pacific Ocean GuamO.
Imported per ship Harriet IIoxie y similar u ,,
sold by US last seasOn and which gave such gre Al MI
Isaciion. Ii is iul equal Ia Peruvian Guao ,,l al
a lower price. &T-CANCERINE. or Fish AlaI,Ir, -
iull supply oil this new and valuable article TO Nhc
we call the attention of Farmers No. Cover iucu,
Peruvian GUANO constantly on hand aud for sail, -,
the lowest rates. SETCORN-SiIELLERS Of ia, mos,
approved construction, at Manufacturers prices
ALLEN j NEEDLES,
90 South Wharves and 81 SnuIh Wafer =,
LIST store above Chestnut ST. PhilaicInhin
20 Farmers can load ON Wuler street and n,ut
the crowded wharf (,nar2G-l,,
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F LIE 5 AND r A SIP s

MI / anu ninfe equal 10 NEW. Ma 81 NL,,,.
rcei; nI;Wc Race and Vine Philadelphia
rNE r. W Rt-tC FLING PER DOZEN.
Inches. Flat Bdstd. Half Rod Inch..
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Surgical Bnniaga Manufacturers,
No. - North NINTH 81, Philada

&, w VANIIORN'S Improv ell Elastic UTER(E
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER, Tor Prolapsus Uteri. or
Failing Of the Womb This instrument il light and
elastic. and tx made with, I'll the steel strings, which
are objectionable on account ni their chatting The hips
&c making Them very inPen.am To wear. They are
constructed on sound surgical LIIncipPs ami are
hg Ily recommended b. The McdItai Facafy Ladies'
ii,;uHls, with lady attendants
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WOODS
Ornamental IRON Works.

- WE attention IF the public IS invited 10 The
f..s l. extensive mInulactory and ware room of
- 'hc subscriber. WLois pre- pared 10 furnish nj The
h"f''S' notice. ir'n R9IiIi" ni every dcsrrIDn for
rm' lcrie' iGhiir aud frtai" bHiliinn. also Ecfnu
'''H' hdi' 'ics. fOmnlaIus. Scri"cs rhaIrs. Lions
'"!> . rr"i''i ohcr O,uaurniaI Iron WORT of deco
f''iio chnr"lcr, all ni winch Is NrcuinJ win m
"H Tr%S view 81 pleasing the .>e, while they unbinr
III me requisites at beatty and substantial c0lsruc
non.
f"r'hi,"i5 nar rely Ola having all articles carefully
"'l"l "'ii Sl'i ed ia IhcIr f. nee n destination.
"''h 80 " '@'s Niii h'' 'Cni Ia 'lin~c who wish 10
q" '>' 4 'r'r''"". EDBtTT WOOD,
Ridge ANrnr" ncio,y Sprius arden ST
"''''-"'' Puiadc lpha
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VuIcmn1zed India Bsubher.

&UlHlCAL STOCKINGS SOCKS, KNEECAPS
- &c. for Faric0sr or Emlaigcd Vemls Weakness
at knee and Ahkle Joints Swollen Limbs. Iheuma-
'-ni, Gout, Sc &c. This Elastic Com dressing Fabric
is formed of lndm Rubber Threads. prepared by tho
nocrss 0i Nnicanlzng 81 as 10 retain permanently lis
estciy. Ihesc threads altcrw ard. covered with
six and rotlUi, and woven into let work, stock
lnes &c II rs light III texture ard POROUS so Ms 10
permit tho exudatI0m Of moisture. keeping The leg al
ways cool and comfortable They can be drawn on
AMI oil with extreme facility, thus saving all The time
ut facing or bandagng, aud giving cquni pres.
sure ami sup" than any other haudaGe mann acur-
ed. They have received the highest approval OF pty.
siranS, boh III Ihs country aud in Europe. For sac
wholesale and retail by
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10 FARMERS,
Trego's Soluble Alkaline Phos-
pilates with Peruvian Cuono

VII r
baltimore for several years wLarni,. rn.,.Iy "f
~ 49," " "tgHy valuable manure is well KNOWN II hal
o2eh introduced here Nv the ,nder.is, ~
uT 'Ve every ""hirience ia recommending i :, 80
piohc' b"h from Ihe known ,haraceroI ne ~ 'l;s
mo- "', .'l lis practical rsu's ~ue-a II has hcc
,,.,j - - coiAp''ed ct Supt? i'aosi.a.e of I,,n.
"Se"'"i WIN fi'"ilt'o II : ,.! J. Pl..sb - W.
r n'iAeu WIN PctHv'an GuOno. TIE Sunor.,bo.
t""'F {" Lime r"d III this fre?arao.. - irado b.,
U so''iS 'eSa Bones III S'pI IN. a:l. 1.,aai -,
blfnt Zones "hl"h are cumrznnjy used. o.
s'1 "'," "hrh - converted r,tu AinIo;.
, 49,, e soy ~ IL" most available .h4.a
n"o'g th'e who have used his ,-.l n o,;o,,
Is Professor Stwarr, hrmis o; Tie \,ar,l,o
,' 'n'iHr'I 0o'ic'y. "ho'e r"roumoIdao. 49,,
,sdi' o'nue "irnr'' r aiI4 Nh" pronsul.cps II de-.
oc., Ff're SO per Ton, nf 2,u0O lbs.
for further PARTICULARS, apply to
% South Wharycs. 81 Ioo5 aL -, ,.',,......-.
1,, *, ~ u have constantly on hand Guenn ST.,
GERS. '' anu o'her i"r'ih-
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e. w vANHORN s co,
Tmn1rtcrs md Manufacturers. ,,C 'T'r,,eo

importers ana Manufacturers Of Trusses
81 North Ninth streot PhiladeIrhia
91f- We nj. u manufacture rRCSSES of all descri!-
hon. from an infant 10 an adult IN size instruments
for Curvature of the Spine, Club-tout Weak Ankles
lnchIdrGn. Bow Legs, SIspeusury Banhnges and also
all descriptions al nstrc and HANDBAGS manulac-
lured Tor dioeaAes that mcguire mechanical aid lO their
Fclci. June 4, en-
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ADAMS FRIENDS
Central Dry Good Store,
>. T.. corner Eighth e. Arch sts.. Philadelphia.
'iiE subscriber having made very i,npor,a,, ,Id,.
Il tons TO his Establishment. by cut,uett,ir1 an.
nrst ioor OF his Old Store with thai of the be t,nf
hour siery building adjoining, known us IIAWyoN,
HALL. lsurmonnied with high Cupoa. invites m,
va Customers and Frands TO an examination of M,
Entirely New Stock Oi -II,I - -, ~
Fancy and staple Dry Goods.
selected expressly IN reference 10 te present vnin
The assortment comprises:
eeasOnabe Dress Materials, of new and elegant
kinds. Plaid India and Biiu SILKS,
df,dT SfiAWLS, Of all kInds HOSIERY, Gloves
EiHtlII and Alills, Embroideres ana Linen GaInb'k
- - Hdkis. Furnishing Goods Of all kind j..
az gqaf Irish LINENS, Flannels, MUrccis, Sc 10
which are added New Goods daily of choice des,rip
t1ns p -''- - CHA IN sI,S ~
r. s:-Persons wishing splendid view Of he CITY
a and vicinity. eau ascend the Cupola by private
stairway, which will be found we'll worth a yitlt.
aPz-5m 3 -fst r,f ..~t; o..-.gf I'd
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-, * ~ - have CONSTANTLY on hnud Guam So
Phosphate Of Luuo. land i aster and ''t'".' ulP
Inrt. .NI' oIu OLlCr ] or!
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North,

we have repeat I urged upon our contempt.
raries of the Southern press the Importance and
the Justice of discriminating between the friends
and the enemies of the Constitution at the North,
and not of confoundng the whole Northern popu-
lation in one reeking mass of abolitionism. We
shall rot believe till it ia demonstrated at the polls,
tina; even majority of the Northern people are
aboltionists Even should Fremont carry every
freo State In the UniJS, we believe there will be
in each formidable minority, formidable not only
in numbers, but in moral weight and influence.
The friends of Fillmore and of Buchanan at the
North, we have little doubt, will show in Novem.
Der next that they constitute a very considerable
part of the back. bone and sinew of the Northern
population.
We deprecate emphatically, as of evil influence,
the custom SO prevalent in the journals of both
North and South, of wholesale denunciation of the
character and institutions of the people of en-
tween the two sections has arisen as much from
q war of personalities conflict of principles
The aggressions, it is true have been all side,
but those aggressions have not been the work of
all on that side. The great fault we have to find
with the conservative and Union loving portion of
the North, is their apathy and inaction. Whilst
the bad aggressive the good are doing nothing.
will be the ruin of the country.
We trust that they will rouse in time that they
will defeat the election of Fremont, and save the
Republic from the calamitous consequences which
are sure to follow that result.
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Charles hummer.

We are glad to perceive that Senator Sumner of
Massachusetts,, is willing to admit that he has so
far recovered his health as to take part In the
Presidential campaign. We thought that the ar
dent abolitionist would fnd it hard to keep out OF
such melee as the present and are not surprised
to find that in his eagerness for the triumph of the
champion of abolitionism, his valor has over.
come Lis discretion. We are by no means advo.
Gates of Lynch Law, but we hope the Senator will
learn from his notifying experience, the import
ance of abstaining from assaults upon the reputa.
ton and character of others
The Free Soil papers, in their treatment of this
Sumner case, have !abored hard to convince their
readers that the ''vaunted courage of the South"
consists in selecting man who is known to be tim
Id or non combatant, and then "gving him fits /"
We need not deny charge so palpably unjust.
SO far as Mr.. Sumner is concerned, it was under
stood that he was ready to defend himself The
whole affair, we trust, is now finally terminated,
and it is to be hoped that occasion will hereaf.
ter arise for its repetition
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yesteraay afternoon, DAVID BLAKE, son Of J. n.
snd n. a Blake ascd years. months End 3 dsya
The friends and ssquaintsncss 81 the family Sc r.
dsnce. on Oregon Hill, this efteruoouat o'elosk.
Ard il my little darling gone,
"a His gentle spirit h-d;
sses And has my little DAVID gone,
70 number with the dead
Yes he has gone,
We keenly feel the loss;
The sorrow must DO borne,
Our triumph IL In the cross.
Hare we learn to look beyond the bounds Of
time,
When Whist we now deplsre,
Shall rise in full immortal primo,
And bloom, to fade no more.
ER- Danvills and Lynchburs papers please copy
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Improvement I'm Virgfnia.

II is pleasing to know that amidst the war OF
politics our works of peaceful enterprise and gen.
eral interest are not standing still. One of these,
the tunnelipg of the Blue Ridge, will soon be &C
conplished. We have the prospect of daylight
through the mountain at the end of November an
event which will shorten the time between the
termini of the Central Railroad at least one hour,
and permit heavy freight trains to pass freely be-
tween the Valley and Eastern Virginia
Yet we shall almost be sorry to lose that pictu.
rescue and inspiring route by the temporary track,
one of the greatest engineering feats of the age,
the glorious mountain scenery, and the vast and
beautiful view of highland and valley which has
long Toasted the eyes of travellers at Rockfis
Gap. go Ahead, /" however, is the motto of the
age, and except as a resort for health and plea
sure, Gor which by the way should think it
wouid offer great inducements the tide of travel
will be permanently turned from the Mountain
Top.
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TnIEoRAPHrc NHws.
RBPoRTED FOR THE DIsPATc 3
FOUR DAYS LATER RON EURoPR
ApEcL1NE IN RREApsTuFra.

ourpEc, Sept. W-Tho steamer Indian ar
rived here today with dates from Liverpool TO the
10th inst.
Her news Ia unimportant.
COMMERCIAL. W.
LIVERPOOL Septr 90 Cotton unchanged
Breadstuffs lower. Wheat declined 3d04d. Fleur
162s. Corn declined Is.
Baltimore and Philadelphia Flour quoted at 291
3ls; Ohio 81 ass. Wheat--Old red 6sds 60 Sd; new
9.09ts; old white es19as; new 10010ts. Corn
Yellow mixed, 3l031ts; white 32032ls. Provi-
sions firm
Money unchanged Consols for money o47.
We have no details by this arrival in conse-
quenee, 1t Is supposed, Of the Canadian telegraph
lines being down..
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The DAILY DISPATCH.
Wedsssany Mersiss, sepse~ssr q, 1855

-
FnrvIsh sentiment on American AHsA1s'
q The London Times, referring 20 the iAse pr.
,r.c,ed disagreement in Congress on tine Army
hm cxpresses the opinion that the crisis no me-
a. hos .o,ien over, will leave serious tfsce' %
h,na \, adds: "The difficulty OF Keeping 'n'
,,,a;s.irr elements, Of which the Repuohc !" soAi
,,o.ed. In order. Is evidently becoming s'es'..
every day, and danger seems only 20 DC '1.1 va
by means which make the Federai pF'".'p'o -
the country weaker, and 20 the danger "n .Ae 80
occasion greater" The London S'~'' 'ooou'.
orsan,) discussing the same suojec" sAys NC
notes "a most pregnant and periioas c1is~ IN 'ne
des,inies of the great Republic, TO which 30 many
~ the lovers of liberty and human progress IN
r,rnne are looking with mingled feelings OF ap'
pr chen sion and hope.
THE Times and STAR though agreeing with the
p,.ck Republican party in the House OF Represen'
,.,,ves look with far different emotions upon the
probabilities of disunion-the Times, in its secret
heart, rejoicing over "a the consummation OF the
.rtful aud persistent policy Of Great Britain;
whilst the Star, as lover of liberty and progress,
deprecates and breads the calamitous catastrophe.
II there were no other consideration against dis
uuiou national pride ought to stimulate Americans
TO cling together. so long as they can do SO with
honor The election of Fremont, which must
bring with il train of consequences that will
eventually result in the dissolution of the Union,
should be deprecated, not only on account of its
ruin TO the interests and liberties, but the great
ness of the country. We now present such spec.
tscIe of national power and prosperity as no peo-
pie ever attained before in short period ofther
existence What spectacle shall we present after
disunioEs Who win respect US abroad How will
our fifteen Southern stars look on ono banner, and
the sixteen Northern stars on anotheIf We shall
be the sport and contempt of every little potentae
and power in the old world When Col Fremont
planted his banner on the summit of the Rocky
Mountains, he accomplishe d triumph in when
all the friends of civilization and enterprise could
rejoice Let him be content with that achieve
ment. The elevation of his flag upon the White
House will be the signal for q march backward to
barbarism more rapid than our miraculous march
TO oar present glorious position.
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Text Books for Schools,

A CORES pondent in the following calls attention
TO q very Objectionable text book, which Is often
put in the hands of the pupils Of Southern schools
"The time Is at hand for the exercises of the
Schools Of Virginia to be resumed and the atten.
lion of teachers and parents is directed to the Sc
lection Of proper text books As IL is the duty of
all in TIE State interested in the subject of educa
+tion to eco that no text books are introduced at
war with the peculiar institution Of the South II
isriebt that the public should be warned against
'fhe Elements Of Moral Science by Francis Wav
land, u. d., now used in some of the leading
schools of Virginia. The following are a few Of
many selections of similar import which are TO be
found ia ,he book Speaking of slavery, DIR. Way
land says: Fl "a S 5.ft 3.
Its-saects must be disastrous upon tn. morals If
b9th parties BY presenting objects on whom pession
may be sstiated without resistance and without re-
Gees. u lands 70 cultivate in the MASTER PRIDE anger
cruelty, seifsnness and centiouspees By accn.to,n
the ave 70 subject his molsl principle, 10 The
VIA OF smother. Il tends abolish in him an moral
disnnetons and thus fosters IN him living deeeit hy
pocrsy dshonssty, and willingness 10 Weld hims.f
Up % minister TO the appetitss Of HE
Again.
The moral precepts Of the Bible Arc d.m.t,,..1-
~ opposed % sisvsrys-tpass aos
Any Of Tia booksellers Of Viretn,. IN, ...,,ev
IA. ihis book y used In . number On ths Scnoais
So q -. = - VIRGINIA."
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Indian Wnrin the Ear Wesr.

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-By intelligence from st.
Paul we learn that hos,ilities threatened be.
tween the Sioux and Chippewa Indians. band
OF the latter recently surprised party of the for
mer lear Lake Traverse, and massacred eight
women and two men who were engaged at work
in field of corr. Shocking barbarities were COM
mitted on the Sioux women by the Chippewas.-
The Sioux nation was 10 a state Of terrible excite
ment A deputation had gone to Fort Ridgely to
demand of the commandant the discharge of the
young men in his custody, charged with outrages
committed in the Chippewa country. and also in
demnity for the recent brutal murders committed
ofhis refusal, to wage a war of determination
against the Chippewas
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We would again call attention 20 the spprosch'
ins exhibition Of the Mechanics Institute. From
Ill we can learn Il will be exhibition worthy 10
every respect Of the Mechanics Of Richmond, and
of the noble cause in which they are engaged We
trust, however, that the mechanics Of the whsle
State will unite with their Richmond friends TO place
the success Of the approaching exhibition beyond
the possibility Of failure Let all friends OF our
mechanical industry unite with the mechanics IN
rendering the Fair interesting and attractive, ana
in aiding to place the Institute upon liberal ana
perm anent basis.
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New York Poiitics--FillmOre Nomination
for Governor.

ROCHESTER, N Y, Sept % The seceders from
the North Americans who went over to Fremont,
met here to-day F. Walker. Esq. presiding. G.
Edwards Lester read an address, giving history
of the North American party, and the various liz.
trigues connected Herewith, recommending that
the convention fraternize with the Fillmore Amer
leans for the overthrow of the Republicans. The
address was adopted.
Erastus Brooks. of the New York Express, has
been nominated for Governor by the Fillmorises.
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rF Auction. - Boots, shoes, &c, this
SCI 4-1t DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co, Aucts.

o. De Grath,s Electric Oii.-.What Col.
E. Grant says:-"l bad the Neuralgia toree years
ago 40 badly that the physicians any thing else
.ried could relieve me. l bought bottle OF your
Electric Oil of you in Chesnut street ct that time
and before using two bottles wss perfectly cured;
that has been three years since. Yesterday had
slight atteck of Rheumatism, and purchased another
bottle to cure that hsve known several OF my
friends Mr. Cripps and others, to be cured by your
Oil when scarce able to walk Yeu are the first In
PRODUCER Of the Electric Oil TO my knowledee"
Col Grant be seen at No rs North Thirteenth ST.
Ask him AK Mrs Hutchns Seventeeth and Thomp-
son Streets who was helpless and cured by one bot.
tle Ask Mrs Cannon, Coates street; one dose saved
the life of her child, dying of Group Ask ell Phila-
Sold by PURCELL, LAID CO.. Richmond and
Druggists in every town. Principal Depot, No. SO
South 9th street, Phi!ada. Beware OF dangerous
sounterfsits seA-lw
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LIFE MEMBERs.-At the annual meeting OF the
Missionary Society, Western Virginia Conference
NJ E. Church. South, held in Guyandotte last week.
Messrs. Fillmore, Buchanan, Doneison ana ore'A
iuridge, candidates for President and vice Fres'
dent, were made life members of that socie'y-
Their political friends advanced the required sum
of eighty dollars to purchase their ceraiicates OF
membership.
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EXIT OF AN ABoLITIoNIsT.-The Fayetteville
(Tenn) Observer says abotionist named Nc
Kee was discovered providing around in that local.
ity last week, He had been tampering with the
negroes thereabouts, trying to induce them to run
off; but they. more honest than he, exposed him,
and forth with he was treated to free ride a
rail- q bath in the creek. and a respectable black
ing after which he was started off North
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-24

NORFOLK AND PETER sBURd RAILRoAD.-The
Norfolk and Petersburg r. Road Co have purchased
500 tons of English iron, to be delivered In Nor
folk on the LIST February next. The laying of the
track will soon commence, and the road is expect.
ed to be finished by thelst October next. In pur.
chasing iron, the Directors have saved $50 COO On
the original estimate