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WHEELING, Oct. Is. 1857.



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gdu, : i!s.z- -,.. SIG -
iUBpcr, ; Iyz. i3E
LIME.
Water p blil g o.
me. n,
IIiSinpE
~ .iaar IL 3aT67 ~
- -, 80 $50
,S,'!l,.,,,., i.,sei@
sinHriiisi 500
+ ms 5sf5oG
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Si0fsssEs
il Osins:,is ss..f Ny i.Geo
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rut Ri Et.r IL
a.
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SJSso.i sT5
lido IA Al,
nils
i.:nsecsi =. cRI Il Calat.1lf
EHra, Ne I iIiI
g Nor ifti
81 Winnie. III,
Castor. pure. SIS
tiJniicrs. $780,. sSla.p5
lSptS. Turpe:.tine-.. .GS
Alcohol. -. -. 6!sa.7D
HAlS Is.
IChrume Green. ----.-.25
Paris Green. -, - .!.,S'sel5
It.. yellow. $500. ......s.2O
lLitliarst.. .........-....@.1O
Ihci Lead. .........s-=. -(Ssln
i Is.ii5ns & Ibi...... 81 s.
tPfrcIl ,.....G,Ju
I raT. 4,!4so5
lIvLIts LIND 2 keE.....a2,gl
a., psfHt .I.gitz9 10
lI'h VaruisiI szgl :5}iss
FIrri ,urr do ..l OF
pCTATUFS.
lS..g..oslanirE. 3 Ia. 40
PDTjLFET.
4 ..!IEindg,drs..srt., y los,
/ Youn-chickcfts. . Ia. 81
pnUVISiuSS
IBe.fCattIr. On koof. -
lard Ibis
| iIan,' isrnr, 1;si
lsi,",,iirrs IL
$40 Il.
lfjar,s i,i,Ir
Shoulders
Sill
Sits,.I,l nm ,.oof % IA =
;...T,t IS
go go 20
rfCF.
| Taro,ira r,.w CI.Far1z
SALT
pittsburgh g 6bi -, So
!; 49,, ,,.,,,i. =,
20 y ~ tgFiS
flcSsced, : 3u. -
If,ic..,r =
ri. ri. ~. y, 49, -
+SnSp
ro,,. "a
ES"sin, 5-''''''' 80
|iis'Aic 80 NJ; =, '''''i''&s AZ
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INDIANA ELECTION.
IsD,sxa, Oct II. In the 10th Congressional
District Cnsr, Republican, is elected by 300
majority.
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MEM ElRM.

S. BAalLerr, ~ d. Z. q wi%Cnstt
NEW FIRM.
D!ts. BARTLETT & wINcuRlI, Dentists, tIt.
,lLEI.SIgIm ling Va --.-s> ls5s.s .sses +,
Dr. Muchs being enmuClled nv his rapidly increasing
business, 10 add To- his facilities doing tEc takes
pleasure In Informing his rcnIs and the public
business connection With \. 5.rttrIt ID
xo hat III rcu y'HrS successful eSeree
tnl profession.
Dfs. W are prepared to perfoTl evsry opcrt'onn
Sufeicu and Mechanical pi,tis'ry-arc familiar s, AID
-rratcc All tie latest npruv Of tr Dental AM.
that for beauty, huCaitf 'lG prctc0 uitT
thcir Artificial Teeth. shall uGt be surIt sstd
Persons denied themselves The pleasure rad
comfort Artificial Tse from the great dI.s ." suss-
.nrig Tie s-iCy rsi SSts'sCr
aud rhot, are inf rn'et iha ny new
process entirely unlike ChOreTcrn or Eilr ard p,i'S-
lie most cases ;iilI 2tJTcfy fff5"!.Ns ~ "ttl
extracted without Infn.
Any Information iNyic appSrtaning 20 tit
sion they viii be pleased "a give gratis. . -,
eSy= ONCE open Htsa!l hOurs. -7ti 50. iHspi"
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TaE MissloNAiaEs IN lNpIA.---.We have al.
rertiy announced The tiagig;.i dts;ltof Rev. Al
bart @. .I5hns9o and wife, rear o. il Gawni'ors,
lnfia-' rnssacTed by the savage Nelia Sahl6 or
bis .rvie'.iiess soldiers III. johnson was
mem5erof dc i'tvsby teriau Board of Rutselgu'h
si'i was sent out il Jaiy or. August 1856. lie
was etsdnateof the Western Theological Se'nl.
nary ia Allegheny shurtiy prior % his sailing
ie married j lady in Pitts5urs;h. says 'he rs
lah-i. by mo nauic Of Gill, nethbersoi whose
fafaily reside there or ii tie vicinity Mr. s'otrs
s;e,t was quiet, transformations man, close
slaac,it, ana assduoUSly devoted TO the great
worI, ia.whsh he has fallen. Ills death viii b
widely regretted.
Ther4 is,ul,ici feeling manifested 10. the sale
ty Of Other nj ssionaIi-5 nov IL ihat Empire. y
is hope ali yill cherish that they may not tai
victims ID tic fury Of tnaddsned prejudice ana
THERE we're nineteen Tect water in tic chan
rel-on Saturday night, aud rising The rise IN.
the stream las been more rapid than any PFe-
ccGiig exc f1isyeats. welearn that seine lite
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TfIGEII. ). INI.0FsiralN.T no
Is a:ej'EE 81 SsFkS, rE.H14UI4F3 EREE5CEHANTtV
Ana IS HRGbE4Fss "A u dSEt GlS;fERkS.
DIR tNE,Cil iEi'lsNV Anglers
7vIAvonINGs no TRorucR Ap'A sioalENTs NOTICE

7FLAvORINOs 7TO7TR0rUcE ATA sONENTs NOTICE
EvEtEYt l'ESIREB JIQUnR. y
TIE undersigned has latry nGfr treat improvements In
this branch OF hncss. Tho tGvcrnCS tt M IN
of q III n ~ Eaors, and rcnrrs but the nthiffon
e Pare Spirit either 1stnt IN rons ard Liquors such as
iuace and St Crox Rum saca. bourbon, Irish ami
scotch. Nh'sker Apple PcaCl, Glcrr7 md rai
y, Port aud Madeira Mines i be Instantly produced. It Y
requires 10 skull hut addition of 'ENo't spirit So
cations to each gallon OF the respective Fln-hfing.
The best Ccsunc oil, gree SCn and vitei warranted
Eenunt as low as any oijcr Irportcr IN is US. IL
Essences Of every Liquor. Extract of CnsnRc, H. of
Which produce goo gallons Of OoFHne, ~
Raw YhiSkcy may rs DR.. Fs age and body preparation
be mnGr sEInn.ll witli hut trihnt' cEI,srse. r
The price of extremely moderate, nrd di
rectons IN fnilsnPYl!eIby y
IN. LEWIS FEUcIITWASGElt,
Chemist ;2Jh,tsJ Vrugs AeHfidR CtLs Met
ais DT0H6IFeOtgEf and fAGfGGEdTHic Chemicals, e,
No. G48 Tantden s.nuc, rev N0rls.
and Gin nl.s- Ein,i&T
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eE- WhsstiHg station, June I2t!,s la5dsis
0S and after sunday eyenns Jnne iih die Pssyhrrr
viii this station Italy s:lU NJ nid
r. NJ aud IL y! u. Mhu'fints time. r p 81 2
1hs Nah Train daily Cexcert auudaysl ~ sIo, A. NJ.
VIII receive ad discharge Passtiisr at all tlc PRINCIPAL
stations.
ru Express Train daily 2uI NJ, viii receive and
Jisrs tire following aSions only: Herr
s" Nouahsge Cameron, isiron' btntans Perry, Graf
I;oHirsbnr Piedmont, Cppiyrlaud, Nn StatioI
sir Jehis Run liartlus.T, ttgrper's Ferry, MGnUcaCy
Eess Il .Iid Junction.
Tir ACCOMMODATION daily Except SprdlNl
II, p. 81, VIII receive sd discharge Passengers all tie
prinrp" stations
ra, rrats ,tll arriveeas Follows The Nal Train atltS
A. NJ ress TraiIt =; p:.1 A. III; Accommodation Train
at d.i}u T. 81. BS order ef o. De-
81. s. WoCDSIDE, superintendent
iei3 - - - L.iI.rlED,A Eett
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CINCINNATI MARKET
Der. ~ Flour, and Whisky unchanged, fair
demand
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l.ssN ~ ~ NJ " -
W have Just TtCrTJiat ts 0iice aHptlet HuCr's
superior Iai- tsst ti. eJtl.s ursess tfciu
csatss OF Ks promptly IitEt Tsti.5 G..sh.
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ASHES.

ASHES.
Pots -.-........ &.
Pearls. -...-.... ...-.4
Soda .Ash..............35
BARRELS.
Portland Beef. LIZ
Elour. .-----. "a !
BUTTER.
Keg and roll = .b.....i3g lt
BEESMA&.
Yellow Z t,.... ~ ~
nAtiS.
Seamless. 8 LDu. so q. So
:, CANDLES.
Faliow 3 ... ~
S;ar dc 5;
CnHgSE.
western Resolve, p b...IG
COFFEE.
RE, 2 B...1 ......12@I2t;
java -..-fS
Mocha. So. .....l>
COPPER.
brazierS-.....-. '..s..
bUlt.........-.... ....-.-'+V
C0RpAIE.
HemptI coils, : ;b..----.i 8
NaHtii.l....."..s-. .-.,.' =
Cotton .-..ez
Be! Cords
i2g feet, : GE... y
80 do ..i'T'
c. de ... ..-2.nt
Plough LiueS .-..s.. ...S.
pRDGS.
Alumni bbgs, = b....+Gih.
Grfan THrtAf. .351,ii
Su. Garb. S0da.... .....t'ts !
bOrlI@. .......-5h;a"'
COpperas. ....s..-. ..;SGtl
EPSON salts. ,..-..... .4(a-Fll =
jla;IIper. .........., &c;
FEATHERS.
Live Geese, prime. :. -,
FISH.
Cod, z 5..- 80 81
MacxCrel Nol....
" Nv 2..-... ......-
" No3.............;:
Half bbIs. !... -... G,II
FLOUR.
SUPER { bbI..... .-.5, ~
Extra --5,2z45,5t
FRUIT.
Dried Apples, p bu.1,T5G2 81
Green, : hbl. .........---
d. PeaCliva. ...3,tt
Oranges, 2 box -...-...S,t-
Lemons. .....-......... ~
RaisinS. ....s.... 4j.t
Fox. ..... ....StiS1, z.
Mink. -. =. .2J.a I.
Raccoon.......-.-....2U las'rl
hiuskrdt. ...1t
GINSENG. r.
Eoou, b..-......,.....3t
GLASS.
Sx10, . jxof5Ifect ....a,1s
lOXl2........ ...........2i ~
lONi4... = 80. -. . -
hiNl g.. ..-.... q
l%Nlt-....-.. ...--.-....6,W
12Sl5.-...- ....-- - 10
GRAIN.
Wheat, ? bu. sGa9l
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Barley...-.....4......-....tt
Outs. -..........,.. -...3l
Corn -----.--........-.6t
Hay.
Timothy, ? ton.....,...lG,Gt
Ciuvtr... ...--. ...GW
HIDES AND SKINS.
Green, ? b ........ .....e!9
Dry..-....-.-......s ...... u
Calf, green ................Ii
arg ,-.....'..........G
Sheep SKINS. .25iaeE
HOPS.
New, 3 observation-disclosures
IRON.
Pigs, Hanging Rock. $50 III
Bars z l6...........22afi9ls
Round ..-...... .....ZSSlt.L =
li!Ind........-. Cd =
Nail Rods -6Ii
Hoop. .-.-..---... 55.Sts;5t u
Shet t......-.---.-.. .Gso
slabs and Wings ....4 1ll =
steel do -. .......S
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Nelg YoEE AaYoEtigsIIaIs@ as:



Tie ruhllshsrs apiy annpnnss that in tipenuen
of these taEess Magazines. the best lcrsrN att, .
talent NJ both publications sCverrl AND ru
attractive f-nturs each viii ,hc ceso,i-
dated work
I viii aim :" vs<eit ia its m choicest rrssnEUa,S
OF American :hs ;,rs aas rtjssrs, Sf,rt.o,
American artis,e :
We sallradetvog, hy ssEacioas Of the exterssy.
resources low at mako MacHs's chat
In i'= riehnv Of IT'S tcr"ry cc"t"nt< ard IL the beauy
ami prof'.ness ntits ReinrinI Illustrations all nuifl1n
'nr rnbl'eai e'nss in this country. A
TIL: mes isst' commences with ts OcTonEl number,
v'" Is n"yreay. ltsHirrd with the choicest rrodpc
tons OF c the militant writer's CT Gsy and
Is sHle Sized viii, Nrtyiuur splcnd engravinFssz
appears " new dress embracing elegant oRssiyal
sisn on te nninc eu,rs work pres,
sf;Tacve an is "runounc,hy NIL "iin hsye
il i" re hd,iti'l specimen Magazine.
feveT' ;isusll u ais cn',:Iry.
PAtcE, 20 CkNrs-s 81 .,sYl4r s3sIt
lima, he "lH,ie.soE say Ns Dealer BunsEeIlcr or
by enclosing - at 10 tLs Inlislrrs 4 SPLENDID
LIBRARY oF fni:rY i.N@Gi: H0tiNp IoLl%RT .fT33
zenlca 10 every pvfsW Via club twrn,y fEUr
SuJser'bsrs, CIR Tiii oQTGPEl Nl;MhER, As y SEE
CINEN, J.sI5IssJERsoN.N CO., I4,bilsiers,
s"tse-iw-!aw NJ. !Tt ns"si.es S'y, York.
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pa. SAEfoHD's; I.i.Eis .vlGoaAToR is what VIC
wish toTesonfaeid with confidence to our read
ers,@ our reasons Tor which will Appear in the
following:
Some tiinesince, wliletronbled With D;speI,
STA, indigestion, and thousand qsherills that
none but the y ysRqptcssnffer, cor ysiei:n de-
nied us ilie, uss OF the flgorile cup Of coffee
with our breakfast. but this ditlnot lessen the
evil, SO by tue Dr.'s advice meat WAS discarded
from our d'ct-yct Dyspepsia hanated day
aud nigit, until iinltpg no relief among phy.si-
clans, Nc commenced the use Of family rnydi-
cires si;l less faiiIr than hope .Alnong Other
things, We we're recommended 70 Try liz. Sax
roHD's Lr@RH iNylGo.lroa, W. tried it, mud
since then We have recommended others totry
it, while tdey III their ttrh have given their
Recommendation, and there arc cases ti,at;yo
know of who have tried it but haze been BENG.
fitted by its use 1t is the most aarigossssing,
life giving basam We have ever known, aud we
are happy in telling i'll of its curative proper
tics, anti in recommending them wien troubled
w.ith any arrangement of theLi%cr, to Try this
uuiaiiiug remedy .--Fto5oail Denaoetpt.
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10 - IEf -|.sls .t.E u.
Gtrii lssr sasg, ne
"a ffsnet Ah5tHra, "a l''ua Nsst'e ~ -
( $500 i..,.SI, 40 ~ - " A EpvkI.p q 5HRtl
+H2 x =, II = - f'ztfsa-l L.
.AItoYuey at Law, e
prueliee in ,e eo!ity Circuit cts OF Tax
~ ilvr, i.srtour. iIt7riscnI ,.;id Marion.
nsyE(FslsS, g 5., e ..5
j. il 4 lr,3}. i,s., tHSsrsi',,ya
W. i.J., a., 80 81.
n Iqi, sSrlsF 81. ief IS. wRssims,va.
Nhas IS. ltisscil. 2stl. -
iastpE If F.t, +"
royl2--H i5r a... -.i5i- fl.,lsl.f{
ioip .,F aAAS5A1 MlS s, y. S,ss
II y, ~ = - - = -
:: SP@1i Eisi.t', % 80 ~ Z INV SIsyisE
-ict5 " i.t - =. Is = Z H.
5-it5 l.z55,5gJI.y ~. j., ,.y,5.sy.g
>, Iyry,r,S[ +, st,sti - ~ - -
( & S 49, =. -. I.o.t,i
II,,.:.s,aiIs To- = In q, +eIv nj! styifs
I Hu ~ iriiis
7I'uIfi.' NIuussIr ir,,s.
/ just received.
yz ~ .,sl-,S+;t I1' = fs[yl.sLiNCEN
- ---- -. -7--E l-ss-5i---7s--
- " - ~ t,ysTffJ y,
-5s r7t,tJ< a. -f7.i ~
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- Woodtn . abs re arc
kbugl,t at a great bar +,
!. =. WILSON 8 co.
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'IRANsPOIs5IIA ! ION.
Change of Schedule
Tn.ssronrAr.o. orytoe 3. A!o.ln.I

$500 .=I==Z=z.s EsS.-f;-E t ....ssi-sssee. ~
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C,OtN Mai 20 bushels of FresI, CoFn Mead, ias;
[ = i.,iy,I ..,id FOR siIs bg DRkW5 X BRAKE,
{gIl--' 49, No Washington Hal. =
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BtITpftjEES MARKET

OcfbRIlt II - Flour Steady, Howard md Ohio
quoting at s., 81: CITY at 1924. Nlcat very
iiglt Ute market holds steady Corn, safes OF
Whre at -; Yellow Co. Whisky, City qiot-.
ed at 2O1; OhiO q.
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Gray hGIr=d, Bail, persons diseases nf lair ar
lsc1lp following unt aTtiSesI A
MRS S, a. All 8E'S 2YLoBAISAMUM
Or worhls Hair Drts my, tssrnNli 10 uegil the Isrt
torer, It tr TAR
being Often rtita uf air isGr Without
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REV. ii DEGNSs E6i,pr Cattle to liolinCrs eve can
Z testify to tsc fIrcts.' 81. ~ - 2 =
PitkSl DENT J. n. RATION H. u TeIiI.Y
so''NVtv outstanding regular 1.-THE falling Oof kHr
- ceased, amd any lGcas restoredtu nri.aa CCoT,F
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-
s,T1v51S.sz55zs
I'll ~ i y } lEIIl4i(4yl llNlylG II.
YaSnIV ,;o5777777;- - =
: ~ w !. - 90:
eTn : v,Ief ina PEI - ~ est
-----.------------- ====-
y, li.ssss s \ t'N :. - I = s1SI I'M s.
Of W les Tat We wi ' not insert insert
SUD r p IoE b ysTtss' oer re isss
, 4, e g ss a r,i T, i@r put
anoie' y losses aeeEnins 70 from me negeefor
aA7S % ~ N mn ef P-S sFi1, o. i1s
IiiiiS T. gussEit. t nrsns:
'ais issils -! !lAAi,S T.a'es-s
TIE ID ALLY Ifr re III I G F5FJCER
Wtltac ld.nisle,i - subscribers living in any
part Of the city or suburbs, at Q cents per
wees ~ .s''Fsi's si'sir mines ~ li,e "'"ee.
StJf,f.iIo3II NI,NS rSf5
~ ss Legsgai ga, 9.ss aaatasr e. - i'gtrs
Ut, an ~. 800. n 5ifs g - - ~
IsiaoyEp,- Tic ia;a.l Slide, west Of AieNinder,
On the iien'l tisf ':1i'c7cd, which preFepis' the
passage Of the tT1'ii' on Friday hasl'gea remo'-
over die road aS ,sslal.
--s.es.1-----
Ae'i1EN'-A Gentleman nsmei AnaHden,
from Marshall county fell oil the guards Ct a
steamboat, on Friday night, into 'le liver, atd
was rescued With great difficulty aid more
noise
'oSoE AoG2 UroS TnE DEcE.n-- From an adj
vertite'ncut inathi5 mornings paper, it viii be
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zszs--e:=.assezesE
-.-.,sss..-....s.....l... ...,...e-..ss-saezs-s-
BY THB YTNIOM LINE.
OFFICE, coRyFR WATER ASp atoYRoF sTqgETs, !.

TO TEX DAlLx sNTEaLHctsH E.l' I.
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BlI RYE and aivuoneeIa wti-Sy, IN s.uIe and
g,t -, 80 VA. EDwNRDS BRO
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For nil kinus. .......@tG40
NlIISkEY.
Ncn"HGal.eIa in Ibis, y
sal i5s@i.5o
Common.
ZISC,
steel 1890 ftsG Z!
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toes not soil s1ia. Bold by NIL the principal
safe aa retail nsr"L In the L. Cuba, Canada.
ID EE'OE, 3J5 asskSLlNs e aFEsEEC, n. ".
who're adares MI letters and Iaquiries. 49,
Some dealers try 10 sell articles insteSlsot thss"N
which they make profit, Write 10 Dent Tor circular,
terms, aui inTnnEiiU. Genuine Is signed, lHrs.
-then, nritten IL iRR. BsWArs OF cOuBtertys. 4ss
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he MPELELp RAILRo Ap

III persons having claims zaiHt the estate of James
Richards, decii requested 70 ht ii, same, daily
Iruy. II according l thDse !u%UE themselves III
sLtsd III please call and make mmedi'u; fyl.iii 20 te
un,itts rEtd. JAMES 81 DILLON,
scp4I2m ENrGHtlr
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49, 49, linolrs

Just GEcEISED- Virginia illustrated ~ Drawings from
- PTic Cray Webster AMI his AfSster Tiecss H. Z.
TeGt; tlcau4y Birersi'.s af its;riotli Sen Tes
II nouy q the Rock, by iag Sr; Atcc Adventure By
Ma ana and from ia earst date 10 ic i,t ExPedon-
in seaT.i' nf SIR JOHN Rraain, BY snes SlrgattPrcc
gIh Sli : The Var Pst, b. J. y JONES ator Of Wilde
Wear' SCENES, d. For sale IL rnbii'iier prices, b.
stp9 .-z JOSEPH GEtA4FsS
nB0TTLE WAY. Just superior Red Itotiie
Wax ior sealing BOTTLES, Cans, Be- Ryr snle
cheap BY sos. GRAVES,
>eT2 Main ST. Centre Wheeling
MAIL ~ uER Il huga, sti small ut oltgood Wall
Paper on haEi Which Iwil close gut very low for
ssp3 los GRAVES.
[t WORCESTERSHIRE s!.rGEA most exc Heat ccnli-
w eg Roast Meats, steaks C.tlet Chops, Fish,
cuIrts, Greves, Gaics, ogps Just reserved
Ind .r sale lg ". A EDWARDS & BRO,
CJrneT AfnurGG Hii Market SIS,
sefS Opposite aTcLire House.
T. ~ CINE Inia CuTrle Po"Gsr, Currant Biaakbcr
~ His, CltsUis, Pickles, COTdHis, and
ndry ether good things, just received AID for sale
cheap byss w. a, EDWARDS & BRO,
sel'S tza Opposite Mel.ure House.
TSAI!T Pale Ale, Just received FOR sale by
ID seis ". a ErWHI;DS i BEo.
pune In rins g!sasts, sisd M irstt also
superior nt!Cic u Old family WtsEH, on md
lad for sale by t.cisSl ". a. EDWARDS x nRO.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-06-25

EXCITEMENT NEBRAsKA-The claim
jumping troubles continue in Nebraska Terri
tory, and the settlers are resorting TO desper-
ate measures against the offenders. From an
extract OF a letter published in the Davenport
Gazette, we learn that on the 26th ult., they
had a very exciting time at Florence, y. T.,
some half dozen men having been arrested,
tried and condemned to be hung By the set
tiers. The writer says:
ssThe prisoners were brought up tied togeth-
er, tried by the club association, and con-
demned. Death was the penalty. Ropes wets
procured, and thought tor some time they
were sure to. be hung according to sentence
and think, had it not been for an old gray
headed father pleading for his son and son-in-
law and the tears of their wives and sisters,
they would have been hung. A number of
speeches were made in favor of death, but the
final result was, that three were set free or
condition they would do right and be honest
in future, confessing their fault and releasing
their right of claim. The other four were sent
across the river, accompanied by about one
hundred and fifty men, with resolution that
if they ever set foot again on Nebraska soil
they would be hung.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-06-25

LARGEST CHAIN IN THE WoRLD.-lt is be-
ieved that the largest cabi, in the world is
that now about to be used in the operation of
raising the Russian ships sunk at Sebastopol.
1t is two hundred yards long each link weighs
three hundred pounds, and each link has been
separately tested by strain of five hundred
tons. Ii was manufactured at the Reading g
Forge. in our own State. The value of the
material to be furnished by the Russian gov
ernment, to be used in the raising of this fleet
will be million and half of dollars, and the
time occupied in performing the contract
viii, it is thought, be about two years.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-06-25

LAUp.RLE PRoJEcr.-We see it stated that
Philadelphia, so world renowned for her char
liable institutions, is about to add another to
the number. A movement is now being made
to establish Asylum for the superanuated
printers OF that city, class of men, who, per-
haps, more than any other; deserve the sym
pathy and kind consideration of the public
We trust this project will received the support
of every genuine philanthropist, and that an
institution will be erected creditable 10 the
city in which it is to be located, as we'll as tG
those for whose benefit it is intended
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-06-25

LITTLE DoRRr.-We have been favored with
q complete copy of this highly interesting
work, which has been published in successive
numbers for long time. T. B. Peterson, of
Philadelphia, having received the advance
sheets from the author, by a late steamer, has
published this work in neat edition, uniform
with the volumes of Dickens works issued by
that publisher. Little Dorrit is story which
will interest the public-this last being equal
in graphic power and skillful delineation OF
character to any of his previous works. Price
of the complete woak, Fifty cents. Address
T. B. Peterson, Philadelphia.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-06-25
KANSAS.

The Free State Convention met at Topeka.
and the committee on business made the fol-
lowing report, which was adopted:
Resolred. L. That the people of Kansas now
as ever. discwn as invalid and of no force or
effect, the authority of the territorial govern
ment as embodied in the enactments OF the So
called legislature of Kansas.
2. That it is made incumbent on the peo-
pie of Kansas, by the highest considerations
of Justice and expediency to look forward now
as ever, to their admission into the Union I'M
der the constitution which they have already
formed, as the only method of adjusting ex-
isting difficulties, to which they will assent.
g. That the people of Kansas will pursue
with unfaltering steadiness of purpose, the ap-
piication now pending before the congress OF
the United States, for their admission into the
Union under their own constitution, and with
| their government, resting their hopes for the
success thereof upon the profound confidence
they feel. that measure eminently just,
and so accordant to the principles of past legis-
| lation in our country, will eventually be con-
| ceded and sanctioned to them by the represen-
tatiyes of the American people. {
| 4. That the constitution framed and adopt
ed at Topeka, had It's origin in public neces-
sity, was the offspring of the popular will, and
| experience has proved the wisdom of those
who framed it, and it is the duty Of the legis-
| latiye officers elected under it, to complete
the state organization, ard keep its machi-
| nary in readiness for use so soon as are ad-
mitted into the Union; or the necessities OF
| the people shall require.
The committee reported the following:
which was also adopted:
/ WHEREAS, By unfair legislation by the Ie-
compton sslegislative assembly, and the man
ner of registration under the act providing
for the call of a convention to form consti'
tuition has excluded large majority OF the vo
ters of Kansas from the participation in the
election of delegates to the said convention
| therefore
Resolred, That this convention respectfully
and earnestly recommend to the free stats
party of Kansas, that the election for dele
gates, in pursuance of the law enacted by tht
Lecompton bogus legislature, be disregardet
and permitted to pass without and participa
ton therein by the free state party in Kansas
ResoIred, That since the issues of the pas
have been sufficient to develop the politica
principles of every man in Kansas. Therefort
we regard any man who sympathizes with ou
oppressors to the extent that he consents t.
become delegate to the Lecompton cenven
tion, or a candi date to the same, is unworth.
the fellowship or confidence of the free stat
men. and should be regarded with suspicion
everywhere.