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P p e MUM LIST.
FIELD rRDpS

FIELD CROPS
Best fall wheat, not less than one acre, and -
not less than % bushels to the acre. S. 90
"a pest 90. .............., 80. 90
Best spring wheat, not less than acre, and ~
not less than % bushels to the acre b. 80 90
ID best do .......- 90
Best crop Of corn, not less than acres. !. . 10 90
I'd bsst do =. 5 90
best crop OF oats, not less than acres ... on
"a best do..f .s.... : ..l3 2 o.
Best crop OF white beans, nos less than one
acre. s.i.s !. fufsttsls8n n M
1850 .-:... ....... .,..r., dig. Paper. %
acre. ~. 4. ~. 8 on
"a best DO .,....-.- -. cd, ..,A. p. 4 90
Best > acres ofHungarian grass, the product Of
at leastsone acre, TO be threshed aud the amt III
OF seed given, and samples of seed and hayto
be on exhibition, Horse Rake donated by y -
Wm. Daggett, proprietor of the Ottumwa Ag-a1 s
riculteral Warehouse and Seed Store. ..... 8 90
Best sample Chinese sugar cane, notices. than
y stalks. !. 20, Q 90
Best sample Of syrup from Chinese sugar cane,
nosiess than two gallons 10 90
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lance, they would have no cause to regret their
choice. His fsllow citizens and neighbors, in
The North part'of the. State, ,wonld, be brlev-
ed, bear honorsble wines. in hissbehalf.
The Convention was successfully addressed
by Hon. S. r. Curtis, Mr.. O'CoNHER, Mr..
WILSON, of Jefferson, Mr. BUTLER, of Musca-
tine, and Mr.. ELLIOTT, of Heary. The
were interrupted repeatedly BY en-.
'hus'astic applause; and there was every indi-
cation Of feeling fully aroused to the impor-
lance the contest.
oTinotion, tner thanks Of the Convention
were given to the Ulcers, and the proceedings
were ordered to be published
A. SAUNDERS, President
NrI.ot p BI,snrcr Vice Presidents.
J. Tsesdais. Secretaries.
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xeu advertisements.


CAMP MEETING.
THERE win be Camp Meeting held on the ola Camp
Ground, mile Southwest of Chilico he of the NJ
T. Church, commencing on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Alb.
cordial invitation is extended 10 the Ministers and
members of the adjoining circuits No huxter wagons
Will be allowed within the limits OF the law, as there
win bea good bonr.ingt ent kept on the ground. a.
~R ea WA. EYE. Chairman az Committee.
Chillicothe, August q. 1851 sls..-. 81 H.
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fsLscrios. ocTopEs 1879, 1851. ]

For Ccrsrno-,
RALPH p. LOWE, Of Lee County.
For Liegtssdnt Governor,
DRAM FAriLLE, Of Mitchell Couaty.
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ORDINANCE NO. rs.

.sttsr 4eas TO Prevent yIREs
Bs 1t ordained BY The City Council Of the CITY
of OLtamwa:
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no. 1l--AGRICULrURAL IMPLEMENTS.
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unabitnoas call was then maize for Judge
Lowe, who took the stand, and addressed the
Convention in excellent ST yie; occupying abou
80 minutes. After returning thanks for ths
honor co.ferred upon him, he pledged his best
ehorts.and warmestsym,a thies o. ths political
organization of which h. was made nh a. s,aad
ard bearer in the presens canvass He regard.
ed the present consest, in vie Of the adopt IN
OF the New Constitution, as one OF the no
important thar Iowa has witnessed -, new
policy is to be inagura ed Fhe changes spre-
vlded for in the Constitution. ale 20 be carried
into effect. The people IF Iora haze adopted
the Instruments and they should see that its
provisions are carried into effect by those who
are most deeply concerned in their success,
having been instrument. al in their Adoption. Ia
other word ). the Constitution sho,iil be placed
IN the h nds OF itsfrend-; not left at the mercy
OF its enemies, who are anxious to bring re
proach upon it. The adoption of Banking
Sys EN-, is a matter of great moment. A large
proportion OF the journals ands politician. of
the so.cailed Democracy are ,slie TO Bank
ing, aSowsdly, bitterly so. If the next Legs
latnre and State administration is placed 10
their hands, The practica al res Its will defeat tie
purpose OF the people in adopting the New
Constitution, and def. at the establishment, of
asound, practical Banking system. The State
must therefore, to be just to, itself, elect Re
publican Legislature, pledged t, carry out In
good faith, the provisieas Of the Consultation
his remarks were judi,ions and sound show
ing a sound head, and heart warmly enlisted
in every good work 80 ga.1gs Is 1ss..
Mr. FAyiLIE followed, with the assurance
hat the cause Of te2ubiicanisln had his deep
est sympathies, aud should have bis best laoors.
II elected, it should be his aim to fill the re-
sponsible position faithfully, to the best inter-
ests Of the State. Whether elected Or defeat
ed, he .houd be with the Republicans of iowa
all the tune. deyoting his best efforts for their
success lie was . stranger to most Of those
psssen., but he hopel that, On better .aeQaain-
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MiseeHaneous.,azrl
Miseelaneo eous,.tnr
a, WARREN,S.
Ohio Il mliinal j Law " s&Folrmlls,,,.. ll,,,
SECOND EDITION.
N,LARGED AND REVISED
TO SUIT THE STATUTES Fls5zl

"a
ag.T ~. -, ~
I.st;oos 80 .ho p..o - u -, 4'''
lied to purchase this worI ant ~ g ~ su Mna.
that they collect aiH fffaEl ln'8lf 50
ExTR AfrS Fbo.f pTf,os,,r,p,,rn ..crY,n1ss IN 1ss 9xf
1l'H I,S II - ,.1l al ,lN7iitisf
~ wouda not De without it for ten times ITS
plios en-, M. WADDhh 1nstice OF the Peace and
Niiisoofoogh' onio.. ~ e54G sf5 - ~
ing system, observed IN arranging the
'1a,utes, , Pfeceoents, ana the references to
an.nolites, makes lsd it work admirably adapt
9" 10 i's- ooJect.
o. r 1AiLoh, Com. Fieas judges. =
mo Library in Ohio is complete without it,
and no Justice of the Peace or Mayor should
attempt to administer the Criminal Law with
out q copy bee 7adai90 OF asiaaioss,
o4et - HoMAS 1'JslS sllf bsolLlfloN, Com Pleas judge
"To Justices of the Peace, Mayors, &c., it
viii be of almost Indispensable necessity whilst
to Prosecuting Attorney and the Bar generally
it will prove highly convenient.ng anlas 9d1 Il
n 57i91 'oslAH sCoITi Supreme Judge 90
sMagistrates will especially. find it9of great
value in the discharge of their duties, while
its exposition Of the Law, and simple arrange
ment, commend it to the study Of the private
citizen" - b3t2s'G s1sH aSloy sil4 aBa &
B. STORER, Judge of Superior Court of Gin.
"It is much needed by Justices and Attor-
neys OF Ohio generally" s usrIg4s n
.g5 J. BRlNKERHOFF, I lc.,..s
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NEW WALLPAPER HOIlSH,e
Z Noel "A, MAIN STREEEsaT
: ~ 100. 1asiRls WlIEEl.lMHsa Nfaf ~

G. HARBOUR sbegs leave .ltS inssssas
u. his friends and the ecitizsns,generally, thAts
he has added to, his business
"ALL $.
and will have in a few days stock OF 1905
bolts. all of wliichwas recently pnrchssedff6n
the best manufacturers and importers instkss
country. intend making this = part Of ,sya
business, and respectfully ask all..thoss.
that may want pretty paper at low IS prioe. IS
reinefbers the New Wall PAT rf II sass, No. sfzS..t
Main strait. aila saivJ. Gs AARBouRe u
glIMAayEv6,. .1seI.n s.lI 10 40 zaf,aas atid raz
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!, ,Mis,ceI ane. us.
Is WITNESS ES,..
OR, THE fYtif III
FORGER CONVICTED. sbo s

EORGER CONVICTED, sba s
JOHN s. DYE is THE AUTHORS &
Who has had 10 years, experience as a G
Banker AMI Publisher, and Author of aa,.,s {
a series of Lectures at tie Broad,oay ?
Tabernacle, i....q -.
when, for 10 successive nights, over,
81 $4,000 PEOPLE aa ga =
Greeted him with Rounds eff Applause,
while he Exhibited the manner in which, Z.
Counterfeiters execute their Frauds, =
and the Surest and Shortest Means =
;of Detecting them ! af1 i'ssE z
The Bank Note Eegrauers all sag that z
he as the greatest Judge Of Pepper
Money liUing. aiiad 8aiy :
~ REATEST DISCOVERY of The Present
N Century for Detecting Counterfeit :
Bank Notes.. ,......,f...-X = 80 &
Describing Evety Genuine Bill in Exi~tence, IS
and Exhibiting at glance every 2
Counterfeit in Circulationnd Eeegl
Arranged SO admirably, that REFEREycE is b
EASY and, DETECTION INSTANTANEOUS. e =
ca No index to examine! No pages to =
hunt up! But so simplifed and arranged :, =
that the Merchant, Banker and Business =
Man can see all at a glance. .aaaa si.iga!hE
English, French and German.
Thus each may read the same in, his own {
Native Tongue. - = - 9
MOST PERFECT BANK NOTE LIST PuBLIsHED, =
zs,iesarl ALSO a List of 4, ,fsryr sss &
ALI the Private Bankers in America. s
A Complete Summary of the FINANCE OF
EUROPE and AMERICA will be published in s
each edition, together with all the Import !.
ant NEWS OF THE DAY. Also. tssi Rs ts
A SERIES OF INTERESTINGsS STORIES
From an Old Manuscript found in the East.
1t furnishes the Most Complete History of \
ORIENTAL LIFE asa g5.i
Describing the Most Perplexing Positions
in which the Ladies' and Gentlemen OF that
Country have been so often found. These :
Stories will continue Throughout the whole I
year, and will prove the Most Entertaining
ever offered tothe Public.
ES Furnished Weekly to Subscribers :
only, at 81 year. All letter. must be s
addressed to t !.
JOHN S. DYE, Broker. . 8, {,
Publisher and Proprietor,
April %, 1857. 20 Wall Street, n. Y.
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It ready. The woman had . vial ofstry' d
MING III her ciii,board.s hi althei act Of
swcese.,iag their coffee, she nlanageds To-
put dose of poison in each of the negro's
eups. They drank and ia a few moments
were dead, Che neiyhbqrs were qcaHed
in. and the negroes aisceteredf to be
white men In Disguise aneighbors
aud ffigi3ls nf her husband, VINO had known
OF bis receiving the money, and his abb
seIce.''
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. N0TIGK.

THE undersigned is prepared to locate Land
Warrants in Iowa Tie best selections will
having secured an efficient Agent to make seleo-
tions and locate the Warrants. s. The subscriI
Der fatters himself that he can render entire
satisfaction. Charges reasonable. hsas ee.
May ID, 1S57.rss JOHN B.1N N0Ei, agent.
rDIMoTHY SEED, KY Blue Grass Seeds
j Hemp sced, Garden Seeds, 60, &c, for
sale At KxkDRIpEQ
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TA girl who had become tired aoi
sh36 biessedness. thus wrote to- her inten-
.deis Dear Jim. come right off if you're
ssonine at all. Ed. Kelderman is .ipsistIn
that I shall have him; and he hugs and
kiStss me 30 con:inuaiy. that Ican'thold
oss udch longer.p
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Mankind va ind Wonders, llll bat Believe 3 4
80 Iaffn Ia1sYaz IA



"a WHY ARG DIs DISEASES FATAL9iafIIs.s.
Merely becase physicians prescribing Tor ,,.
their effects, instead Of their cause. TN Is III
isve symptoms instead OF eraticaffnp{ {Jfs1f rSoss
The action OF these Pills is, preciselsn t1sepls5
rerse;. They expel from, the seeretix.s oytsns
and the circulation the morbid matter which
produces INFLAMMATION. PaiN' FEvER bEs
BIIsFlY and PHYSIcAL DECAY: ana the basis
sfsdisease being lrrmovesi, its sfnanifestati66a'
vanish, While ordinary remedies only ialSosa
temporary respite to the Sufferer. fhess
pills cnnihiiate the disorder -. : Ssss
SIOM.HCH4y and md LIVER RsC0MPL.AINTS
These are the complaints Of the. million.
Few escape them. and, ii neglected, they lead
40 imnieasurable dangerous inaladiss. B1t
why neSltct them when HO OLIjOWAY,3 -PfhkS
will eradicate them as certainly as water n,
tinepishes fire During the last Quarter of q
century these; wonderful pills have -l,eun.na-
tionalize,t in all parts Of the world. they a
admitted by virtue OF special deefees into tisS
dominions of ,iospotism, and have Beeome9iIS
great housslolsli reniedY in this our unnsEG
! publican America. 81 =
| NERVOUS DISORDERS. -
Death is simply a total paraiizstiea of1hs
nerves OF motion and sensations, and 9any.,ds-
rahgenent OF these delecate organs affects. dis-
astfossly 10th the body and the mind sgIjo
| the nervous Finvafid H0ELOWAY'Si iPH.fBEsS
an article of prime Aecessity.a Thrx 1Enr5k
tone and yiger to the interna al torqanss sna
consequently to the nervous System, which
pervades and connects them Hence deir
marvellous cures of ffYsrERix
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Attachment Notice,

.,.,u Attachment W0Jice. -,
Va. IN that on the 2stk6 day
Stewart Hall. Of Sept. 1857. at my in
stance an attachment was issued BY Jacob T.
Morrill,, a Justice Of the Peace within and for
Salem township, in Monroe county, Chic do
manding judgment for the sum of forty dollars.
Said cause is set for trial the l4th day of No
yember, 1857, at - o'clock. NJ. 80 aas.ssgg
f.ss.sss ~. ssFeg...l. NATHAN HoLLISTER.
Oct, Z, lS57,-Sw. s4 ..sr5y ss.si,..ss )
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WILLOW GROTEsH HOUSE.
BARESVILLE,, OHIO,
Cat Jacob Bare's old Stand. ,,..,
JACOB FISHER, Proprietor.

The, proprietor of the above named House,
begs leave to inform the public that he has
Just opened up said house for the accommo-
dation of travellers and ,bparders,s .Every
attention viii be paid to those who favor. him
with q call, to make them comfort able and
their stay pleasant. He IS we'll provided with
Stabling, and the utmost attention will be Civ
en- to that department. Charges reasonable:
Don't forget to call at the Willow Grove -
.9si'p 'seT ssoss shi = JACOB TIsHER.s
Bafesville, March Is, 81. .as a. . 80 6,
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Ice OsSf -9' s.ssortlay. Mathew Patten,
soo >eiI> r1tl 10 The boats .boat lhe landing,
n4.e'trpring d'wn oncof his boats To coal the
lE ii';im'}, by 50 ne nsaaS SIT his EGGS en-
"tss.' ia tbs eol ofrone, ,lwins ;,i.,,selfovcr-
'4-,' hTyaki1soue ofais legs Gy. ji,e aSsis.,
'''saison Of ts men III shscosl iloi, ne was got
GA board asaio, aud carried 10 his boarding
hoa,, where he received medical assistance
itru i'rs. I!ulihcn and Hililre,h.
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HE MJELI4IGENCER.
IlAY MORNING, MARoH .. lss7.
TO TElE PUBLIC.

,,,, ri, d.y sold to Mes.rs. oampbsl . lssDermoi
~, rp,slssneer once. weretprp oursinssEeth thank,
.,soa, for dc many aess of ttndnsss have re.
y ,,.hsir hand, and cordially commend our successor.
,,D,,ee. wedOpbtnot they ever be found promp,
.r.,,fre to every department OF bpsaest, and yin
deserve the patronage of tls community.
ll ran to the 18th instant, aud e hope OuT
,p aid u, in speedily closing up our Out.stsndlpr
a.ae, OF the Arm viii be settled by either Of the
, and Mr. Beatty will be found at the otes for that
..n-.t. BEATTY co.
t' sS.,T.r. Oct stb, 1856.
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rut Baltimore Conference of the N. E. Church
h.t at that city, March 4th. About two hun.
I'D aud fifty members were present. Bishops
!.pes, Waugh, aud Ames made addresses. The
aly was then formally organized by the cleo
tonoI Rev. j. S. Martin, Secretary, and j. II. L.
Dish, assistant Secretary.
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MARRIED. woman in pittsburgh, Pa, recent
tlllin love with a young man named Henry
sd elopcd with him. Henry was soon sup.
Psllcd by bnrly butcher with whom she next
tasd; ami tic butcher is victimizcd, the in-
o.a>.1nt dame having again eloprd with new
Jams, and $500 Of tie butchers money. lie is
lisr her with a police force now. a few nlonths
.soit Wa> :, rlrsnn.
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.RY IHE ~ A.IRIo DIVA. I.IIJ.R.
oEI1oE' coRNEe v AfEi ANp lioERoB sTRERra.

FROM IVA silING I0N. 8
MARcn Thoncw Cabinet otficers took their
positions at noon to-day. The duties oF5the
heads OF departments have been performed by
chief clerks since the 4tll inst.
In5the U. S. Supreme Court this ni0rning
Justice Mclean delivered his views, arguing.
that slavery i limited to the range Of the State
where established by mere municipal law Of
Congress, IL they deem slaves or free colored
persons Injurious to territory they have power
p prohibit Oh them from becoming settlers there
y. IN. me power 70 acquire territory comes with
its power to govern il. The master does not
carry with him tothe territory the law Of the
State FROM which lie removes, hence the Nilsson.
n Comprolnise is constitutional, and the pre-.
Sumption in favor of the freedom of bred Scott
and his family, who were free under the decfs-
ions for the last rs years.
Justice CuFtiss dissented from the opinion OF
the majority of the court us delivered by Chief
Justice fancy, and give his reasons for dissent
x-President Pierce signi6ed, yesterday, to a
deputatloN of Tcnnesseeans his intention to
make Southern tour prior to returning 10 New
Hampshire.
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vwW ARRASGEMENJ'rs

g s;sruine from MS t,p oa to retsucs our 5r,l
e4s. svstea circuIcstaaces win I.yroit
<.,c t.rsuaIrd that IN Etl oe mutually
al 90 our subseribsrsap OURSELVES. Accovd ntIy n
,,.ln-cI aad AZ = this dsur M subscriptions
rs, A cts vii received uu1ess accompanied py the
= .s4 .tearnt subscribers who are Eolnd in ar
~ b. LIST Of Janasr'. 1S5S win be stricken ron eur
-. prescriptions "ii be aseOnsinueaa At tue expiration
:. ls ,lue paid 'o'-
% .lsr,rIstns. Except By he gear, sud job vo,e, cash
4a,s gts, ISL.
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coycrrr.-Mr. r, j. Turner, gave concert
"a saturday evening, at Washington Hall, which
"a, only tolcrably well attended, owing TO the
I'D, ne presume, that it was not generally
.acsn-suiEicient publicity not having been
rs,!e Of the concert.
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New OnLEAXs, Mnrc:l 7th. There was !, due
to-'iAy ut Mobile between Nixon editor al Inc
1',tSses aud breckenridge Ut the COiG4ei. Al
second shot Breckenridge was ,not n boil,
I1tiglls-lc broken. Nixon was uninrt. Brock
entidse is the same tliat fought Lvaye.worth.
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Ajolly larky down South bought himself a
new shiny nat, and when IL commenced raining
he put il under his coat. When asked why be
did not Keep his hat on ne replied-.'D De ilat's
!L bought hun with my own money; head
perty.n & s
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II request that our pIuOus wouil always
s d ii t!,eir advertisements by tircc O'Clock.
i he siteriiOon, in order 10 secure their iuse.-
sl III Inc mor''iug following. The crowd OF
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The man who thought he could learn TO make
boots by swallowing sherry cobblers, has just
got out work in which he, attempts to.proye,
lint by eating hops, you will acquire know.
ledge Of Waiting.
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.xrsEuESr rms EvENlxo.-our readers will
remember that the Musical Convention common.
a, this evening. Tickets for TIC whole week.
iselpliDg four Concerts, can be had for 81.
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DE-. NAME.

ClScINNATI, March Ttll-A procession of
Military, Masons, and citizens, arenow convey
ing tue renlains0t DIR. Kane through the CITY to
the Little Miami Railroad Depot, from whence
they will be tlunsporteClito Columbus tElls even.
ing.
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Fhil9telPia, r. SY. l,yott B soT,s. 1sa- \
YORK. Batnes Park, 800 ur0atlsn = corner me-
. YuS1ale Brother ayst. shd penut Avenue
SOnA y Paris. OhcpKO DaFGav BrnthcTs org q
J. WtisnL g Co, ~ = w. ~ orleans,
~ Va !aaxlnS BnSnie Wholesale r0r uSth
3ed 4eFchan's ally Tn ousonl M ojie
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GOLDEN BEES aIVN sWoRR

GOLDEN BEE; HIVE Sl.Glt{ "a.
ia MAIN ST., WHEELING.
So FALL s24lNLli 1KElNTER sTHa4IlE
SFoNE & THOMAS take pleasure In apnounctne tSat
Winter = - =. e'sA
They have lust resolved their Second Pan eurcFases
which, added TO their former stock gii enab Them 10 T
sent to the Public more than So y l ~
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS.
Being by far the largest and MOST DEsIR md
sn0Essng ne BEST choice goods they have
40 their former varety they have added lafRe Et1eI M
and Rugs Of the latest designs best unRkes
anu also beautiful line Of choice Fnrs, suitable FOR he
Winter EFadeto both Of which, well as 10 their stocI
generally, they Invite the attention or tho Trade,
been 10 The Eastern cities short time previous 20
s ate heavy rise n all kinds Of Cotton BabFcS ana buzz
az well 4s directly from the Importers, and MSnuac.
taSs In some instanees they able ef Inducements
csc Idae AWyeFs, either by the PIECE or aE RETAIL
exec q by no similar house IL the We8t
~ inset the wants Of te rapidly increasing Trade they
nave and are making ample arrangements furnish
ne Public With one Of The best selected stocks d goods Il
In this stock may be fonnd fully
@ qs some Of the finest tmpcrted,
krs5eh Meftnoes Cashmefes, Bombaanes
Ehlpets and Mad1Od1IaB Of every quality and coI6r
"A d line Of the Richest Painted Ombre Shsded and SAT-
m EPsd Cashhleres and DkIaiRE6-ImpoTted. ~ n
~ SnaNl5 and attracting Of the richest
S9g ys GInglitnE tDebazes, Delane5 and Prints and
Ssosygy o. etltraelbg the lsrgeSt- line Of
W0otcns snl Cotton goods kent by any 5iSF
s'eHss. Y not by any house IN the city, = 3,
They have laid III their with q REV n : cfo4er
1, anu g t that no effort upon their part
euslt ne wanting 90 please. fstsla5
Ls payers gNcelled BY house 10 the Sst n in
re 99,tsa 80 lTogbe show go6dseo6dS sent 10
S9Ls, Hotels and loRts 10y ustoinefs
sSoI s9 eelq, Fn9e q Fe Gees PeashsFs.
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FUR'pBER BY TITE5 PERSIA

NEw YoRk, March 7th.-Priyate atlviccs BY
the Persin furnish tho following:
HAvNE, Feb. 1S.-Adviccs from the United
States have caused an advance in Cotton of l3f
and large speculative inquiry. The market
closed steady and quiet.
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The Crazy Engineer.

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: Here's Little Oscue right at hand ~ cried on,
/ % me me guard.
~, b9t even as ne spoke the buildings were ii
neltl. y SlcKenlns sensa ton settled upon lny
, loT supposed We We're gone now TIT
N 3! new by IKE lightning knew Il tht
oaleGts u mere lad turned the switch as usual VIZ
snoIIo ne n9rled into eternity IN one fearfu
.s s,g1, saw tlasS-lt was another engine
4 closed my eyes but sill we Numbered on
tne oIleers 5ad seen our speed, and Knowing
tilat We conld not head up in that distance, they
Ha ~ changed She switch, 50 that we went on.
Dut mere mere WIS sure death ahead, we did moi
StSp. Only nitsen miles ahead was tue town o.
on tne lStplq, e.'d at the rate We
were 2olns, We should be there In;e few minutes
aGr e9eN MINUTE Carried US over mile The
s'lisNs 81 inc passengers now rose above the
eLs.l o. Tue ralls, ana more terrific than all else
arose se egoac yelIs Of the mad engineer.
.. ~ leLsllll heavens asped tue guardsnan,
,on Us "o % onent 70 lose Schwartz is
SlASS l1uG uOlu1s ne -0UQS, let Shoot
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ELRiE

5ClE@EtAND, March THE Firsi PRESBYTERIAN
Church, IN this city, was burned arnoon. ii
cost $4,000, and was new. Insured for 800
900 in the Home, n. Y. $4,000, Loriianl Corn
E iS 81, 50O, each Liverpool aud London
5000, Irving 1000, Merchants, philadelphia.
81, 900, Etnn IS, 900. The balance is in west.
ern. companies. The walls remain SANDING
Coss not less than $4,000