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Eherifs Sale.
John Hogg, Survivor RY virtue

job" Hogg' {! Survivor BY virtue .n n.
Pearson S. Ministers ct al, der of sale
in this case issued out of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas in and for the county of Jeffer-
son and State of Ohio, bearing date the
d2th day of December, 1855, and to me d.
rect6d, FnNill expose to sale by public ven
due and ouGcfy Bdtethe front door of the
Court House, n the towR'of Steubenville
and county Of Jefferson, on
THURSDAY, the Slst day of Jan, 1856,
between the hours Of ten o'clock A. M. and
A o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, the following
real estate, situate in Jefferson county and
State Of Ohio, and more particularly de-
scribed as follows, to wit The first piece
being twenty-five feet in width, off the
west side of lot numbered one hundred and
forty five in Crothers' addition to the town
of Mount Pleasant, with the appurtances
thereto belonging.
The second being forty feet in width of
the west side Of lot No. 40 in said town o
Mt. Pleasant together with all the appur.
tances thereto belonging.
The third piece being part of lot No
4 i40 in Crothers' addition to said town o
Mt. sasaut. Inscribed as follows: Begin
ming at south west corner Of said lot run
ming thence east to Union street with the
middle Of said lot, thence north to tb,
Spring house, thence east to the south eas
corner Of said spring house, thence nortl
parallel with the line of said lot to the bacl
alley, thence west to the north west corne
of said lot, thence south the said line n
said lot to the place of beginning, with al
: the appurtenances thereto belonging.
Terms of sale cash.
JAMES H. BLINN, Sheriff.
Sherifl's office, Steubenyille, dec. 26 '55-6t
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MARRIED.

On the 10th day Of January, 1855, by
X, F, Randolph, Esq, Mr.. Luther Mar.
Tin to Miss Rebecca Y. Crawford, both
Of Eas. Fairfield, Columbiana county,
Ohio.
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ResprRArloS in DIsEAS1s OF THE
LUNGS. In Diseases Of the vLungs, res
piralion is always imperlecly performed
owing TO the fact that in those cases
there is always distractions in The bron-
chial tubs and air cells which binders The
free passage Of air. These distractions
are readily removed by avery pleasant
medicine preparedby DR.. Keyser' Whole
sale Druggist, Of l40 Wood Street, Pits.
burg, Pa, called "Pecloral Syrup and
which has become justly celebraledin the
rem oval a9 cure olincipient Lurg Disea
ses. You can tny II at Hening & Mel,
WINS.
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DiEb-Ou the l5thiusl., Of Ap oplexy.

UIED--Un the I0tIllusl.s Of Ap oplexy.
Mrs. Dixie, wife Of Hon. N. DIRF, Of
this city. The funeral was numerously y
attended on Sabbath, the 2Olh. Burial
service was performed BY Rev Mr..
MoRsE. Of the Protestant Episcopal
ehnrch, Of which the deceased was .
wortiy member
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Sherifs Sale.


William Blackeston) RY virtue of an or
VS.. II day of sala in tb;s
William E. Carter. case is issued @ out a of the
Court Of common Pleas in and for the county
of Jefferson and State Of Ohio, bearing date
the 10th day of December 4. D. 1855, and ia
me directed, i will expose to sale by public ven
due ndNoutcrya at the 'front.' door'of the Court
House. in the town of Sthubenville and coun.
ty of Jefferson, on
THURSDAY, the 3lst day OF January AID.
1856, between the hours of 10 o'clock A M. and
A O'Clock P. NJ. on said day. the followingprop
erty, to wit: Lots numbered fifteen and lsev
enteen on the plot of the town of Smithfied
in the county Of Jefferson, appraised at five
hundred and fifty dollars ($55O.) Y
Terms of sale cash.
JAMES H. BLINN, Sheriff ]. G.
Sheriffs Office, Steubenville, dec. &c '55-6t.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
! o0.pARTNERsHIp NOVICE

WE have this day associated Mr.. DA.
~ VlD MYERS. in The firm Of ]. "a O.
5 sO'NEAL. lor the iransaciiopo the forwarding
and Commission busness.(as formerly, and
from the extensive acquainianceo Of MI. Myers
we can assure onf former customers and the
public IN general. that we Will render them
entire satisfaction.
ian23lw ia. q. O'NEAL.
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lrr We have reciyed Ihe Saturday,
Evening Post. Why the delay Of The
Dollar Newspaper
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REDUCED PRICES.-My Store is
~ now filled with choice selection of watchs,
clocks, Jewelry, &C., which have reduced to
he lowest possible prices warfanting Is ka.
rats gold levers for $25 90; clock SO cents, and
other things in proportion; which are lower
than the retail traders have for them in any Of
the eastern cities.
RHYME AND REASON.
My expenses are low. and trade being brisk
Are good reasons you know so come without
risk /; to CRAIG'S Jewelry Store,
dec. l9 No. Is, Fifth street.
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Great Cure Of Liver Complaint.
By the original, only true and genuine.
LIVER PILLS.

SHORT CREEK, Ohio Co. Va, Mar. 26, 49.
Mr.. r. e. SELLERS Dear Sir-l think
it a duty owe to you and the public gen.
orally, to state that have been afflicted
with Liver Complaint for long time, and
so badly that an abscess formed and broke,
which left me in very low state. Hav-
ing heard Of your celebrated Liver Pills
being for sale BY A. r.. Sharp, West Lib
'erty, recommended tome by my physician,
DIR. E. Smith, | concluded to give them a
fair trial. purchased one box and found
them to be just what they are recommended
the best Liver Pills ever used; and after
taking four boxes, find the disease has
entirely left me, and am now perfectly we'll.
Respectfully yours, d. H. COLEMAN,
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WEST LIBERTY, March 26, l649.
] certify that am personally acquainted
with Mr.. Coleman, aud can bear testimony
to the truth of the above certificate.
To THE PUBLIc.-1'he original, only true
and genuine Liver Pills are prepared by
R. +. Sellers, and have bis name IN black
wax upon the lid Of each box, and his sig
nature on the outside wrapper-all others
are counterfeits, or base limitations.
II. E. SELLERS g. Co.. Proprietors,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
And for sale by Hening & Melvin, steu-
benville. Jan. 2. '56.
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SHORTEN G BRO.

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
TRAVELING and Packing Trunks, va,
= lises, Ladies' Bonnet Boxes, ETC., corner Of
Wood and Liberty Streets.--also corner Wood
and 5th Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
10 Wholesale orders promptly filed at the
owest possible prices. Repairing done In the
best order. s sept 26-6m. 3
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Francis Bates, Plaintiff, Before John Bray,
administrator Of the Es. Justice ofthe Peace
nse pi 7. Reyaolds, lof Steubenvill le
deceasen Township Jefferson
ageinst cnuntv. Chic.
W, B Bro wn defendant.
On Tie 9th day IL December Ss5 said .Ius
tice issued an order Of attachment IS tl.s aboss
acton, 81 Ahe spm,pl s5l 80
FRANCIS BATES.
eteubenyilIe Jan0S AdminIsifsior
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Drugs Drugs 4 Drngslll
y SELLERS, Wholesale Druggist,
Z ~ c0gWsT Wood q I'd Stree, Pittsburgh. Pa,
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MARBLE i MARBLFll

We have just paid visit to the Marble
shop Of M. MuLDooN IL Co., of this city,
and were highly gratiied with the COM
mendable enterprise, these gentlemen are
exhibiting in their business. Their shop
contains some fine specimens of Monuments
Tomb-stones, &c. They are now engaged
upon a monument for Mr.. McCombs, Of
Paris, Pa, which for beauty Of design and
its elegant finish, surpasses anything we
have seen in this place and when compile
ted it will speak loudly in praise of both
designer and workmen. They have hand
some design. representing the "pitcher bro
!. ken at the fountain." which recalls forciby
one ofthe most beautiful and striking pas
soges Of the Bible. They have also some
elegant drawings by M r. Hobbs, which
display nm excellent combination of taste
and skill. Give them call. Choose your
model, and you may rest assured that com
plete satisfaction will be given.
q. LPThe New York Musical Review,
published by Messrs. Mason Brothers,
New York, commenced its seventh year
in January. We have frequently had oc-
casion TO say that we considered The Re-
veiw one Of The best, as well as the cheap
i .
est papers published in this country
DR.. Lowell Mason, Mr.. George F. Root,
! and Mr.. WIN F. Bradbury. are among It's
regular contributors. The publishers
claim for il the largest circulation attained
by any musical pc riodical in the world
Among its manifold attractions, The Prize
songs, now in course Of publication inils
pages, occupy a prominent position. -
Every lover, teacher, or pupil of music
if not subscriber, should become one
by all means. Terms, 81 per annun
payable in advance.
& -sstNEf5f rft5lLLE W.
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4 /. X. OK a CO., have Just received
4 lne aseoyimeht, Of Daires--for 1856. Com.
pi'sn1 twelvs different Styles. Dee. '5SS,x
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vs.. >IJ dor ~ saIs ;ss,,.1D
kec a Robson } outofthe Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Jefferson County. State Of Ohio.
bearing date the l2lh day Of January 1856.
and 20 me directed. will offer and expcselto
sale by public vendue and outcry at the front
doorof the Court House, in Steubenyille, jeff
erson County, Ohio on
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

NEE ORLEANS, July l2.-The steamer Texas hes ar.
sed iron Vera Cruz With dates TO the sth inst Th.
spanish neet had departed without commencing hosi
ties.
President comOnfort had decided upon the sale Of n.
lands belonging the church and other religion.
rAtions.
The New constitution and the church property decree
were greatly appsuded be the people new State Is TO b.
formed under the constitution aud called Valley Of heI
Aivices iron Guatemala that the advance guard
Of the arrived Santa Anna on the Ith and --r.
cordially received Ii is reported that Col Gomez and 9th
er eIocers OF the American Army have gone to Guate
Inala.
hosttes have heen commenced by the States Of Leon
and Ohhuahus against Tamaulipas
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NUMBER II.
NEWS BY TELE9RAPH
ARRIVAL OF rHr DANIEL VRlsTpp

LATEk FROM CALIFORNIA, CENTRAL AuERu,A
NEW oaLEsSs July l2-The steamer Daniel w.s.,.,
from Asp,n"al and San Juan, With CaIosni. dan. To
June 10Th, arrived here to-day. The G.orv. Ia. IN,
New York has s70o,0oO in treasure
There had been no decrease OF the sxct.u.,t q. S,
Francisco hut lev persons had responded so IN. ,e
'ernor- proclamation, while the vigilance Committee
were receiving recruits by thousands They ha i'm th,
P'ss-ssaon cOoo stand OF arms and 30 cannon.
The Governor collected lev hundred me, .na ..n.
~ bene'a to get aud ammunition from the .r,-n.I
"h'ch Gen Wool refused The Goyernoes iorc,. .o
carnped near the city.
SiI rogues had been b.ni,hed nv m. i ,;,.n..
towns IN tue Interior had held enthusiastic m..tios. in
A'"' OIL Tue Oommtte, and formed organization. to a.
sst them.
The Intelligence from the mines il favorable,
inhah host'l'te- continued in Oregon Col Smith,
command was attached the Meadow, and IN M.
conhct W were killed and rs wounded The indian ,o
vas considerable One-third of Col wrishr, comoo.na
was killed by the Yakima Indians
The news IRON Nicaragua j. important Walk,
elected President On the cath Of Jun. Pr--,d-,, n a.
and the Minister u War lett Leon on IN. lsth and
"ars appeared at Chin-ndago collected COO native,
called ia the oatPoss aud ordered the American. TO
"a'e Leon The order obey-d, and Riya. took oo,
session with 20 Walker declared the Riy.. Marty
traitors.
Most OF the officers of the former cabinet ,db.,. IN
Walker
Another account SAYS:
strong revolution has broken out in Cs.t. pi
headed by the party which opposed the invasion Of y
ragua
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Inc hrst daily newspaper published in Virginia in
1850, and the subscription price $50 per copy per
annum.
Queen VicroRIA gave grand ball the 18th ulI for
which 1000 invitations issued. Mr. Dallas "a.
present.
John w. Berry, of the old defenders Of ISL and
prominent citizen OF Baltimore died the 10th inst
uSnshwogn The Nrgnan who notified BY nghhrs 10
leave the Od dominion for speech National
pnbleAn Convention. has 10 New York hs amIy
CospussH BLISDwm. v Wallace famous composer .h
has been residing m this for the ,, f
returning England His intense application rendered hin To-
tally blind
rman q New Yos hshng excursion from Thai ety
His dead body WA picked up Ia East river Tuesday morning
Charles Feckerman, wheeling Va va. robbed Of a. or n
Se~ ORLEANS on the night of use % inst.
White Ayre. aud King cypress robbers. uee .ensoe,i A.
Detroit las, Seek, 20 Eve years Imprisonment.
No. George Paen. Bath, accepts the nominsta of s,
straight Whgs of Maine for governor.
NAMED Thomas Taylor. Inuru lyman halter e.untt.
snchie, Ai Lancaster Pa, on Tuesday
s not dead ss reported.
The contributions relief Of the sufferer, nv ,h
nuudatons IN france amount 10 tti,0tO
The reported resignation OF shannon again contradt-d
Dr. Porter Professor Of Anatoay Uuivsrsny sssh
VILE, died he iainst
There sre 5Ili pAupers 10 th- Ncs York fnsttuions
The ecrlpts Coonirsn sorlst, r IN. p..
month amounted 10 f4.4fs '
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MARKETS

NEW YORK, July i2.-Flour-The Market is Loset
with sales OF 5000 bbls- at s6.25 $50 for strsigh
state Ohio $3.50 q. 80; and mixed and good standard
Southern $40 74O.
Wheat-The market declined with Sales 20 900 bush
els at l7O cents for Southern red, and Isl cents for
Southern white.
Corn-The market is higher Sales Of 90 OOO bu,b.l.
at 62 o. cents tor Southern mixed
bALrINoRE, July l2.-Flour quiet and duIl-Howsrd
Street and Ohio S6.75. sale Of City Mills from new
wheat at 81 Wheat-vhte, good 70 prime 81 ca
sl'"O l.57 Corn-White "a a &C cents yellow I'll
65 cents as to quality.
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NOVEL BALLOON ASCENSION was made at Manchester
y II on the Fourth. The Daily Mirror Of that city gives
the following account Of the affair:
The crowd present yariously estimated all the
rom 10000 TO 10000 IL may be safely said that 80 OOo
witnessed the balloon ascension. They covered over
ana acres OF ad curious 20 the largest balloon i'm the
void ascend with live horse attached The wind hlsu
fresh, and Mons GODDARD did dare commence fIing
the balloon ull the wind down. about halfuast sir
as the rocking o the balloon the ground might wear
hole IN IT, He went up like kite standing on the bsck
OF the horse amid Immense cheering Madame GODDARD be-
ing IN the car of the balloon alone They went nm a,
twenty minutes past O'clock the horse hanging his head
low down. with eyes inently fixed upon the earth with
out struggling particle. They were soon high in the
heavens-aboui 5000 feet, According to Mons (odars
estimate sailing in SOutherly direction They made A
circuit OF about twelve miles and at five minutes befor
O'Clock, landed ia field belonging to William Pumer
in Londonderry.
They throw out anchor and caught the balloon on the
tops OF trees where they remained some minutes before
they could get free in the meantime the horse eating the
leaves oi the trees a. nothing strange had happened
The folks where he landed thought the end Of the world
was coming and the devil riding through the air
The women into the house and shut the door and for
some minutes the man afraid come and unfasten
the horse The horse went 10 feeding the moment he
anded Mons GODDARD says the people were very kind to
him ~ Londonderry, aud rendered him every assistance
When be was at the highest point he SAYS the earth M
looked level the mountains seeming higher than the val
leys The only objection have heard to the a.censou
- that the horse did not carry ~ good head aud tail As
shown the bills.
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TELEGEAPniC CoNNuNicArtON- Professor Giovanni
Casel Of Florence has just made discovery which pro
misses to cast al previous cOntivances in eec telegraph
into the shade. lie has invented apparatus by which
the elegraphc wire will transmit to any distance an
act fac-simile OF writing desgn when made 20 com
muncsc with similar apparatus at the other station
the account Of this extraordinary invention which ~
extract from the Corricre Mercantile Of Genos be true the
transmission Of tcegaphc dispatches by single letters
De- entirely superseded and the original writing pu into
the apparatus will be- reproduced u sn instant with the
inaturc Of The correspondent IL written 10y himself
G,digHaI4's Ms"H.cr.
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GiniiS, GALLERY
fOk PATENT
AMBROTYPES AND pHOTOgRlpaS

uHt SUBSCRIBER having htted room. In elegant
style si corinthah Hail. prepared 10 walt ON thr %
lie snd Furnish them with pictures moderate prics
Ahb.oype i"E hrretieAy sealed between plates
nue. polished gass, hy which
and h-aui-- III. iupression
acids or Tie variations Of climate In long
only kd o prturr that vii unchanged
be taken from the of fun lie miniature hi
quarter the Time OF the Daeuereotype They
can @ o. ,rn 70 any Ugh, as az engNvns hence
The rNrrme popusrity the
imposition countses ass. with black varnish
arr often sold Tor AmbrotypS None
ni The public Invited
Tie AhhSrrrs GALLkKr CoHSrHAs HALL sh
and l,gh. .sIk1s
Richmond. January &c, 1856.
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ANrEiCAN RAGS lloEsgs GuINe TO EuRorE mong
he passengers Of the steamship Asia which sailcd from
New York on Wednesday, was v Ten Brock the Napo-
eou Of the American turf The object oi Me- Ten Broccks
visit to Europe i TO test the powers Of the English
race horse on English grounds by actus experiment. With
those bred IN America For that purpose be takes out
sith him iccompte, Pryor and the hy Prorcss-thfee
Of the fastest horses In this country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-14

CtEcULsEs FoR 4 DrssOLUrioN UNOS are
circulating in I'll the Norhern Sstes having
out by agents Of the American ntSavery Society with
the request that they be signed and Mr. Hale Mr
Wilson, Mr. Wade Mr. seward or NJ Fes-enden Tor pre-
sentaton TO the Senate 10 Messrs Giddngs, Burhn
game Comins for presentation to the House.-Pror
feace Post, Jsig To-
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The following st Of failures appears In the New York
independent oi list seek
Shilngaw Smonson, BrOOklyn-a bad failure; Cald.
veil Green, Phidephia-Ofier 90 cents secured; Da
MEL L. Sinouson New York city assigned sold out by
the sheriff. Cornelius Klccn New York city assigned
stock Sl2.OoO. liabilities $4,000.
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EROM TEXAS

NEw OELEASs July i2.-The steamer Charles Morgan
has arrived from Galveston with advces to the 10th Tn.
Rio Grande overowed recently Its waters have no,
so high for twenty years.
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ARRIVALS AZ THE EXCHANGE HOTFI
AND BALLARD ssesSF

SATURDAY, JUIT t2rH, istS.
Winchester, y ! X w Nassen, servt aud daughter
Ala Miss Vassen Mrs leui- Miss; l. Masters AmeI,
Miss Irving. Amelia, Robson aud lady Charleston u
ID Farrar, and lady, I u Fsrrar, Matches N Garand
VI Garland, Illinois, w Rogers, Bait y Humphreys
Ogdeusburg; W T. Vaudsrlone y Y. & White q Carroll
Hanover; J Caldwell, G; G. Yonge Hope Ga; p q
Baptist, Ala; w Rsgland, r J Nance Anderson
Richmond, II Eaton, Phila. w w Waller q 3 Gunter
Loiun, Ala. Clarke. Va. Mi-a Clarke Kv;s X
Gallagher Bait. Banes, Teun, y u Gilmer 4 lsdy ]
Washburnc lady children scryt. Miss Habershsw
Ga. G BafksiaU Amelia
SUNDAY, Jolly sch.
A " Blackshen, Mrs Walton Mics Walton. d D. Batter
Ca; II Y Jones' Charlottesville, n Carter Misa Garter
Va, N w Garrison, Y. A Brens, Monroe; Mrs T. p
Walker, children and servant Huntsvic; W walker
Mobile, lsimer, Alabama. w Bas.ett Hanover
" hctiraih, Kentucky; Freemsn and lady, Alabsms
q O'feae, Es-cx; Breckenridge Ssaunton. wm
Carter Caroline Johnston. Va.
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BREADsTUFFs AT LIyERPooI.

NEw foRk, July l2.-The Brokers Circular which i
the best authority quotes the advance in Flour At Liver
pool at ddals Willegan Evans quote the same Her
man. Cox Co. l.a2s. advance on the 6rst on.I;,. 81,
Flour, and 3a3d on Wheat ' "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-14

We lcau' from the Floridt Pesisspirr that two en-.
gigemenis took place With the Indians Fort Frazier
the l4th aud iGr ut Soine seventeen Indians were
killed. oi whites, Lieut. Carlton Lott Whidden, Roht
Paine George Howell aud VIM Parker we're killed aud
Daniel Carleton, j. u. HollngswOfth. Jas Whiddeu VIM
z. Br1ok and John Z SkIpncr wore Monndcd
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pa-ssnge pocding London .Sr, an,
other route for ths economy II
rAsAss a o
br-t Cabin Main Saloon tso frsi Cabin Lower
s~cond do. t5O. ~
All letters and pass One.
No bills u Adng will parcels
.sning.
- An s,p-fIencssi sarseon : attached % zach ship
fsr h~r<ht passage, apply Ia a. SAND
IL Ssuh Niihsm y Ne-y y..ss.
- ca. HEINEkEN CO., Bs-aa-s,
CROeKEv co. South au,tlau
Nav.
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BEAVER ISLAND MoRMoNs.-The Cleaveland Plandenl.r
states that the Aormons leaving Beaver Island in
Lake Michigan, en- masse, and selling their property or
what they can get The Prophet Sang has left for Wis
The lover part OF his body is dead being para
lyzed from the effects OF his wounds
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FcGrIvE SLAVE SURRENDER The ouebeck M.,cn,, T..
our IN article, enoining the Canadian Parliament 10
law by which all the distressed runaway slaves in Csn,
da may be returned back to the United States
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-14

NEw ioRE, July l2.-The Cunard steam propeller L..
banon, from Havre, arrived here this morning At O
O'clock Her dates to the 2sth, which have been an
tcipated by the Africa
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ANDREW WINDS

AkERfCAH. CANADIAN. EUR0PkAN q WEST INDIES
ADvERTIsING a sUBSCHIPTIOy OFFICE,
No. 1ss Ha.ssa ssresf, sesfd 10 Has-aa Banf
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EXPLOSION OF TWO POy

EXPLOSION OF TWO POWDER MILLS
HAErIoRD July 1.-Two of Hazzar Powder mill,
At Enfield blown up this morning and three vork
men dangerously il fatally injured
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S"oc"ca e5sSss g. g,"V An TACmyE y. SHOPS


GuNALh0rr A BROTHER Proprttors Of the above -.
Norts are building PORTABLE srFAM ~. "a ~
olNhS c an Improved ~ -|ttL
20 forty Horsc foucr. suitable ior Crcnisr Mus
ienF Machnes, and other purposes, vhch t
elsewhere. W
They wi ao furnish STATIONARY STEAM ENGINgs nom ,eo
horsc o. required fouer.
oiRCuLARsAw MILLS, of the approved eonuctiou and
Of various
PUMPS and WHEELS for wArFR WORKS PORT ApIg gRfsT
MILLS and IRONS for MILLS Of all kinds
RAILROAD WORK of every description.
TOBACCO PRk<SFS FLATTFNIN0 srttsies
~ NsnniAcIug Tobacco, gciher With
IRON CASTINGS snd WROUGHT IRON WORK
They also te exclusive Mscuaeturers In this city and
AEents tor te ENCFtSIOR YOUNG AMERICA CORN AND
OkVsk which they confidently recommend 10 ths customers
and friends nd ulh whlch iev se
acquainted, supply o. which be r
Nhleh theY solicit ordsrs apT-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-14
HING OF THE HERMAN AND EDINRut

Nsw YORK, July l2-The steamship Herman sailed AT
noon to-day foI Southampton and Havre She takes out
1880 passengers and 100000 in specie The steamship