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Architectural and Mechanical Works.


Architectural and Mechanical Works.
DENIAMlNS Architecture and Builders Guide;
- Bddie's Carpenters Assistant
Rtch's American Architect; lture;
Downings Landscape Gardening and Rural Archltec-
Dowaings Cottage Residences and Cottage Grounds;
Downing's Country Houses; sa.'
Village and Farm Cottages;
American Cottage Builder; -
Whaeler's Rural Homes s's%
Carpenters Assistant aud Rural Architect;
Lafevres Modern Raiders Guide;
20 Beauties OF Architecture;
Shaws Masonry; -
Sloan's Carpenters Guide;
Goulds q Assistant
Stair Builders Guide;
Ncholson's Mechanics Companion;
Appietons Dictionary OF Mechanics, 9 vols.
Byrnes American Engineers Assistant;
Pocket Companion
Haswells Engineers and Mechanics Pocket Book;
Kelts Engineers Pocket Guide:
Ures Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures, dc;
Mahan's Industrial Drawing;
Lariner's Ran way Economy;
. Lectures ON Science and Art, 9 vols;
for sale at low prices by J. P BROWN,
bookseller and Sts.ioner. Sd ST., above Jefferson.
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VS. The indianapolis journal says, on the
best authority, that in Lake county but thirty
out of some thousand votes will be cast Tor slav-
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PoLircAL Fossil RENAiNs.--oRe Of the most
amusing features Of the present revolutionary
era is the resurrection of old party hacks who
turn up from time TO time and declare themselves
III favor OF other hacka From Maryland alone
We have the Hon. Rcverdy johnson, Senator
Pratt and Senator Pearce, all of whom are gu,
with long arguments in favor of Buchanan.
These gentlemen are fossil remains of the old
whig party, and thorough old womemin breaches,
They have none Of youth, the enthusiasm, the
spirit which marks this age. They are strangers
to 1t and they turned from the Intelligent vivid
movement which is carrying Fremont forward to
join In the funeral procession Id honor Of the
old bachelor who tossed his shins in Pennsylya.
nia.-New York Herald. g 80
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s'Nays-@Nessrs ATCHISoN, Badger, Hunter;
Davis, of Miss, ? and others, in all TO- &


THE Pollrri OF The GovERNuKNr RELATIVE TO
CALfoRSiASA special despatch to the New
York Evening Post, dated Washington August
9th. states that documents relative to the Cali
fornia disturbances are prepared for transmits
sion in the Senate, embracing Gov. JOHNSON
application for The Presidents interference and
assistance; AARoYis refusal; CrsHIxG's legal
opinion supporting MARcY's objections; together
With instructions from Secretaries DAVIS and
OosaiS TO the army and navFson the Pacific.
1hese documents are expected to show Gov.
Sfo . eennivaace with the Vigilance Com
mtftee during the FIRST week of its existence. and
his negligence TO employ proper constitutional
mes s 70 sapp'Sss aasasseesiea before resertiag
10 the federal authorify The rebellion had pro-
grsscd eleven weeks before applicstion u tho
President. The application Is now REUSED be.
cause he failed TO summon the legislature whici,
vas the first duty devoising on him BY HE act, 81
Congress, ,ss ssss .ss sss - S. s.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mr. MCNSEL:
SIR feel to be my duty you we'll the pub
c 10 inform you OF the wonderful effects OF your inya
liable preparation" my whole family having had
the dyen'ery were cured from the free your ne1
cine can cheeriuly recommend 10 the public the
e:tremedy for dyssntaTy ever invented have known
u TO be used as family medicine gnut this entire
section OF the country and have fail IN
one case yet Respectfully yours,
..- JAMES ARNOLD.
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=. nd when ISane Nth BIZ 600 men arrived,
they would then DIFF all Border Euffians and
the United Sszses 100 WnH and Boyd then
/ went 10 Nebraska City where they saw 2tsl more
/ oTthe same regiment and heard confirmation
/ OF this statement.
The writer Of this says Kansas never enjoyed
such peace as at present, and If let alone by for
eign agitaiors there would be universal harmo-
! ny and prosperity.
New York, Aug. ls.
The steamship Ganada left Halifax as6 o
clock last evening, and win be due Mt Boston at
about day.hreak tomorrow.
We have the following additional items Of
European news by the 6anaaa n
| Austrian letters state that the relations OF
1 AnSria and Russia are becoming friendly
/ RussA.-Russia has reduced her tariff on SUI
gar.
| Russian letters deny that the Aland Islands
will be fortified but admit that they will be gar
risoned by Russian troops
II is understood that tile refusal of the Rus.
SLAMS to remove from kars is explained. The En-
| glish Commissioner, whom the Russians refused
to receive, had no authority TO ask possession,
and did not do so--he only requested permits
| sion to examine the state of the Notifications,
which he was not permitted to do.
Respecting Russian observations fthe Isle of
sepentis, Lord Stratford De Redcliff had sent
Gen. Mansfield TO inquire in regard to it.
Intelligence received at Constantinople states
that the insarrection in Arabia had been COM
pietely subdued The chief of the insurgents
was captured at the fortress of kaif and sent
prisoner TO Constantinople. LONDON, I'd Aug.
The Times, in giving the dispatches from Spain
which the .Noaiteur publishes, expressly says
| that it does not guarantee their authenticity.
Marshall Pelissier arrived at Marseilles yester-
day, and swas received with great pomp. ,,.
Gen. Codington arrived in London last night.
The Times contains a leading article on the
position of Smith O'Brien. He is commended
for his resolution to act the part of a country
gentleman rather than Senator.
The Honitenr contains the fo|lowing
st. Sebastian, July 31--News has just been re-
ceiyed via Persegnan and Irun that all Cataon
ia has acknowledged the Government of the
Queen of Spain. Navarro and Basque Pfovin-
ccs enjoy the most perfect tranquility.
81 st. Johns, n B., Aug. II.
Twenty buildings in this city were burned
this morning, including the dwellings, tanneries
and factories located on Waterloo, Union and
Brussels streets. Loss unknown.
st. Louis, August ~. gi
In 70 counties, 53 Democrats, "a Bentonites,
% Americans and Wings are elected to the
House. .-4 s4,y ~,
One Bentonite, one American, and one Wing
elected to the Senate. sa.gi7 H., s'-s
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cAuenr.-The editor Of the Wisconsin Patriot
displayed the following card few days since:
$4,000 Reward!


Will be paid to anybody who can show vote
ever given by Fremont, while in the Senate, on
the side Of freedom. On the other hand, we
will forfeit that amount if we can't show by the
record, that every vote he ever gave on the sub
ject of slavery, was given for the South--side
by side with the notorious Know Nothing, Dave
Atchison, and the Southern FIRE caters.
Wherenpon a Kenosha Frementcr applies for
the 5000 on the spot, on the following record ]:
Congressional Globe, page l $50, year $50.
MIR. Hale-aI rise to inquire what is the ques-
ton before the Senate" afa
- The Presidenr-slt is on the bill TO abolish
The &dre trade ;nkae District Of CotRmbia."
T'Mr. Mason called for the yeas and nays on
the passage OF thosbill.n z. e
"Yeas--Messrs. Baldwin, Benton, FREMONT,
Chase, Dayton, Seward, Hale" and Others, in
all IS. ,sssss ..sssa.ss-ssssss Sa
s'Nays-sAessrs. ATCHISoN, Badger, Hunter,
Davis, of Miss, = and others, in all 10.
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CHOLERA CURED.

Mr.. MusyErL:
s,k-on Monday last, my son, eighteen Year, OF age,
oos something Ike the cholera sharp pains in bis fesi
ana legs and very severe crsmping In the bowels. We
administered your "Amerean prepa ration" and the third
day he was enabled to leave his bed and walk about.
II Is my family medicine and the public should give
fair trial and it viii act its noble part ..H
Respectfully Yours,
50. E@ 'ts j. g. DAVIDSON.
M1nDes Great American Preparation for sale whole.
sale and retail at suires Boss late TaIIsnts Drug
store, Of Jefferson and Main sts Iowa
mAY23
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Important from Kansas.

- >'t4a New York, Aug. Is.
The Tribune's correspondent from Washing
ton, 18th, says: Mr.. Cote, counsel Of Gov
ernor Robinson, has just arrived from Kansas,
and reports that collision between the advanc-
ing emigrants through Iowa, and the Missouri
ans is probable. He confirms the previous re-
ports that the Missourans are assembling in
large numbers, at Iowa Point, near the line of
Kansas and Nebraska, under the command Of
Genl. Richardson, Of Waukarusa war notoriety
This attempt to drive out free emigration is
done with the concurrence of Gov. Shannon,
who had not heard of his removal. 40 's '.@
Companies of Free State settlers from Tope-
ka, Lawrence, the Beecher settlement, and 9TH
er free state places, have gone to aid the emil
grants in reaching the Territory. .sr
Washington, August Is.
There is no truth in the report that Judges
Lecomptc and Cato have been officially request
ed to resign, nor have they been removed.
There is no ground for the statement that the
prosecutions in Kansas for treason and other
crimes are to be quashed. Mr.. Geary accepted
the governorship of Kansas on no such condi-
tons as have been alleged
. Baltimore, August Is.
The Charleston Board of Health report an
other death from Yellow Fever, and tile exist
ence of three cases in the hospital, and three IN
the city at large. .-a
Boston, Aug. Is.
The steamship Canada arrived here from Hal
flax at . o'clock this morning. Her mails were
despatched by early trains.
"a -.5 Philadelphia Aug. 49,
The screw steamer Kangaroo, from Liverpool
July 30th, arrived here this morning News
anticipated. ..-..
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r library Editions of the po.,-

IL shakspeare-Byroa-Moo re-Scott-gurns-
toh-,Beaumont q Fletcher--Ben Johnson
49,. British Drama, Observation-Disclosures. 6c -
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Hardware

Hardware
I'm KEGS MAI LS-asSorted sizes
AsyU lee doz I'oor Locks; SC dog Door La.cbe.
1000 Ds P ump CHAIN and necessary fixtures
Hea and WOO Pump Cnrbs Planes Of ali ksnds i.;-
iors reese Sad Irsns and Toy Sad Irons Counter
ana Tea g ales, Rasps and Files Of every dessrin
nah Wen Wheels, Grabbing Hoes and MattocEs.
iioa nsa ges and Maui Rings, and Hunts 1 Lip !.
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Aznean - -
One H. essslse ~. ~ .as
.sas e caa ct =. Psssast peiics isrce q shis
g. PAasfck's chascA. TweniSesh street, abovs
HprSce. A rnmpe eslnsd crsdenoe Ees days
slnce, thai NJ Rev. 1asker NcDcyits had taken
70 hh isosem, IT, bSe1es ~ Tor 1osse The renown.
"a Mn E<ocAsr. wAO. Il 4 rid, Il possessed al
more money lkAn vffsss. BE shisas Il may, sui.
Ace ito ~ thes she Reverend Father eloped 70
she s6oss 81 Jersey With his bride, and grea3 was
the ceaaHesnoaien theeeaf.s 8pFf +
Father ncDeviss and his bride having been
duly regtsssfed n > hotel In Jersey, obey took
ths idsa Of going TO housekeeping, hstei life
mot ssttlng them. Accordingly the worthy Pa.
Ore sent TO the caty 70 have the furniture from
~ vscArAge adjoining the church removed 20
his meseuage IN jersey. Daring The morning. d
furniture wagon drove up in front of the vicar
age. and The driver II the wagon commenced
tnklng out the furniture.
The women Of Murray street vent to the res
cue Of The furnitSFs, and the driver o. the ca,
VAS forced 70 beat hasty retreat. Shortly II
YET th. carriage drove up, containing Mr.. Cos
tetlo, the brother-fn Law OF Father NcDevitt. who
II Il alleged, made further attempts 10 remove
the furniture By this time the hnsbsnds Of the
Murray strectfemales had arrived on the ground,
but before they could create . rnass. some two
hundred policemen came on the ground, and took
possession Of the church and the streets leading
thereto. ~ ss s.ssF n y 4,
Nearly every vocaan that We saw on the
ground had q child Ia her arms. and We judged
the Deighborhood 70 be q prolific one for any.
thing, free Eight not excepted. Father Nc.
Dcvitt had better procure furniture from some
other source u he desiys bis honey moon to run
smooth, and from the Ahatbeinas we heard bnrl.
ed against him by the amazonian participatorsin
the row, We 0pinc II vonid be dIfficult for. the
best anato,nist to place his limbs together in the
event Of his coming anywhere near the church
Of 81. Patrick
rnmor prevailed In the afternoon that the
Reverend Father had been claimed BY several
other wives, and fhat as Il matter Of compromise
he intended migrating to Salt Lake --Philadel-
phia Sun.
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TO STOVE DEALERS

d.". O. PAYNE W. A. LEE. F. s. RUSSELL.
PAYNE, LEE & CO.,
EAGLE FOUNDRY.
No. 235 Liberty Street, - ..
- PITTSBURGH, PA.
MANUFACTURERS of Cooking and Parlor Stoves,
w Cooking Ranges, Crate Fronts, Fenders Holloware
&c general assortment Of Stoves for Wood Coal,
suitable for the western trade constantly hand.
ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
jan Is, lS56-feSdwly. .s.5 Ia
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- - = Ashlngton, Aug. .I3.
SENATE.-A message was received from the
President i'll answer to the resolution for jnfor-
nation relative TO the Protocol of the Peace
Congress on privateering. H.. A& ID
HoUsE.-Ihe House, passed the bill extending
the patent of Adams Printing Press by a ma
jorty of 40votes. 81 Ef4a rs.
The Senate's amendment to the Legislative,
Executive and judicial appropriation bill was
then taken up.
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COPYING PRESSES.-CopyingB Books, &c.
~ Arnod's Writing Fluid Whitney, Pat. Inkstands
Portfolios, lock and key-varioas styles.
Bankers Cases, lock and key. =.
Chess Men and Chess Boards, ETC., just reed by
mayl s@ J p BROWN, Sd st.
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DOCTGEs E10OFLAND,S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED By
Dr. C. NJ JACKSON Philadnlnhia pn

DOCTGE EAOOFLNND,S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED By
DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
and all diseases arising from a dis0rdered
Liper Stomach.
Such
Constipa-
ton, Inward Piles
Fulness Blood to the
Head Acidity OF the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
Food, Fulness or Weight in the Stom-
ach, Sour Fluctuations, Sinking or Flutter-
ing at the Pit of the Stomach Swimming of
the Head, Hurried and difficult Breathing, Flut-
terng at the Heart, Choaking sufocang sensations
when in a lying posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots
OF webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain
in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration,
lellowness OF the Skin and Eyes, Pain
in the side, back, chest, limbs, &C.
Sudden 1ushes of heat, burn
ing in the flesh, constant .
lmaginings of Evil,
and great De-
preston of
Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention of the public to
this preparation, does with feeling of the utmost con
dence in its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for
which it is recommended.
II is and untried article but one that has stood
the test of years. trial before the American p.ope
and its reputation and is unrvaed by any similar
preparations extan The testimony in its favor given by
the most prominent aud well known Physicians and ind-
yduas in all parts of the country Is immense and care.
iu perusa ofhe Almanac, published annually BY the pro-
pretor and to be had gratis of any of his agents cannot
but satisfy the most skepca that this remedy really de.
serving the great celebrity has obtained.
Principal Office and Mandatory, No 90 Arch St Phil.
adephia, Pa. mari.,v
Sold in Burlington by T. f. GAY.
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Munnels Great American Preparation

4 SUITE IKE WEDY Tor Cholera, Cholera Nor
"A bus, Choc, Dysentery PANS or cramps In the
Stomach aud Bowels This celebrated spree fs used
with the utmost freedom and confidence by gentlemen
who have attained eminence In Medical profession In
The Eastern States and many Of them throwing as their
prognostlcs have given certificates testifyng superb
orty to any medicine invented removing pain
cramps from the stomach aud bowels IL sure safe and
speedy IN Its operation and has doubtless saved hun
dreds of lives II should be family medicine In every
family fpurhes the blood and strengthens tn system
throughout.
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From the ClncinnatI Eoikx,,ia.t.
Circular 81 Black Democracy.

u.
Circular ~ BLACK Democracy.
Mr.. Charles j. Faulkner, President Of the Ma
tonal Democratic Executive Committee at Wash
ington, d. O., has addressed circular to all the
sub-connittecs IN the Union, in regard 10 theft
action towards the nsturalized citizens, and the
best means TO secure their votes for tue Demo,
cratic candidates. The circular 'contains The FOL
lowing questions sa8a 5sa e
l. What 10 the number of Germans in your
county, Are they born here, or emigrants?
2. Are there any French, Dutch, etc, there!
and how many ~ - srg-
there IL so, send us the weekly edition Of each
during the campaign. $3.50 I.
4. To what church do most Of the adopted
citizens of your county belong sg
8. What is the political opinion Of a MAORI
ty Of them .s
6. Have you any Democratic Clubs there
q How have the nominations Of the Nation
al Democracy been received among the foreign
born citizens
s. On what ground is the opposition to the
National Democratic party based, where such ex-
lists among themy This, in order that we may
send you the documents suitable to the case. !
Mr.. Faulkner shows by this address that he
possesses decided talent for the duties of chief
of police; 1t is pity only that it has not been
kept secret, for its closing sentence will lose
Maryland to the Holy National Democratic party.
Indeed this Washington Central Democratic
Committee, is very like tailor shop, in which
there are manufactured political coats of all siz.
es, forms and colors; national and sectional, re
lgious and liberal, Catholic and Protestant, Pro.
Slavery and Anti Slavery, long and short, small
and large, loose and tight. The County Com
mittees have but to send in the political measure
and form Of the voters, and the Central Execu-
tive Committee at once sends the article best
suited.
really Ingenious ideal According to the
religious and political color of the naturalized
citizens OF any country, the suitable documents
are there, representing the great, unchanging,
national Democracy, as tavoring either Catho-
lies or liberals, temperance or liquor, Slavery
tension or restriction, just us the case requires