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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Upward A. FRASER, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
~ Tor Al law notary public and commissionsr q deeds No.
Han al sroaama s opposite % Bona sM a sfaa a HS
he schools under he Charge he Christian Brohsrs and
WssPs: : 80 ISL Doors open At sososE IN Tick
MASONIC NoTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF BENEVOLENT
W Lodge No % A. M are requested d to NEE, at their
GSss Sm pa
pay the las. tribute Of respect our late brother Henry
W. J. spSRiE, Secretary. -,'N-' = -
MASONIC NorlCE-THE MEMBERS OF GEORGE
wi Washington Lodge. No 2s F. A. NJ, are hereby mott,
Rrooe and crossy streets Tuesday evening" bessmssr
NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY, DEC.
IN "a ls5The annual election of nine directors of this
win be held Monday the M Of January next
Broadway The poll will open q and eose At o'clock p
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PPLIcATIoN
IN win be made to The Legislature of heState of New York
the session thereof which commences on the first
as q
ration Of its present charter john 81 GILES Nay s
5 5s: ::: k ! MI 4 s.. Committee.
DATED NEW YoRx, Dec ls 1851.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY;
rectors this company will he held Monday the nth day
e 70 the s 9 &C. q
Z. L. EvERITT Secretary.
PRoCLAMAIIoN:m7MAYoR's OFFICE, NEW YORK
stabbed to death the night of the 18th November 1857
between the honrs of 10 and II O'Clock in his premises
No Is North William street in the CITY of New York and
whereas Andrew McManus Richard Barrett and Mary Demp
have died from stabs received the 10Th of November
1857 in the house Of Mark Driscoe No III Water street In
the said and whereas the of the above out
unknown to the authorities and still at argeNow,
therefore Fernando Wood Mayor Of the city of New York.
do by virtue of authority vested IN offer reward Of FIVE
hundred dollars for the apprehension and conviction of the
person who committed the murder murders
either of them either OF the above named places Said
paid the conviction of persons
who perpeHeted said murders the certificate Of the Re-
corder District Attorney that such conviction had
the testimony Of the claiming said reward
but all claims not presented within twenty lays after the
viction of the offenders will be disregarded
[LS.l FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
D0BERT l.. CLARKE tI.ATE WITE f. w. CLARK
IN Brns), collection broker ST. Louis Mo. will make col
ections Missouri and adjoining States and remit promptly
Devotes his time exclusively this branch of business for
hane
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

IN pagne~ msdertss sherrfes. pr wines
dies Holland GIN schiedam -chnSst Ac, Jsmscs rum.
Scotch Irieh honongrhes and HyIrhon whskeys liquors.
cordias segars, &e. fr sale At tfDyRHIIL Al NATTER
SONS, 90 brvome street eornsrb Crosby, and Ninth
avenue, Twenty fourth street.
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION NO % WARREN
street. door from Observation-Disclosures the Of
(sis cent sums from 81 10 $500 Open daily from 10
A. N. TO p. NJ, and Mondays, Thursdays and ssiur-
days from TO L. NJ. -
VANDERBILT L. BUXTON, Secretary
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A coon COOK, WASHER Ann TRoNER WANTED
N tn"ieltstsS md four ant r.sfnsre..e~
rUot references a4o number II
"a iHleais z S..trrmsns ianies mgh wages Apply
JSeu sec9nd stree lady 10 attendance.
COOK AC-wANTEn. A YOU'VE WOMAN COMPF-
~ sni willing 70 a. the cookr washing and ironing
- prva family satisfactory cry r,iercnccs required Ap
NrRsE wAYrrn.-A REsPFCTARfF PR0TTST4ST
~ womsn Who thor0ughy lnaefssnds he care OF chl.
sWsnted n short distance u ne tounv None
apply except such have had experience a,a ian
trnF tits recommendation. Apply on Maniay Al SO 2I
Greene st
AANrEn-A GOOD LOOKING Ann NEAT YOUNG
w Ff ~ prrer " y l0ou who tend bar ~.
turtt AMY a. ne soademy House corner Of 4h
Nl"ANTEp- a STRONG Am ACTIVE GIRL TO no
general houseworE . small private family German,
Mes Id ~coch preferred Apply 4 - River terrace, Ho
tOk.u.
lIANTrD-A G1RL 10 10 GFNFRAL H0UsEwORK;
W must ~ tNod washer. ruuer And plain .ook None
their lasi f.ace. Inquire A. l0i Wooster
II-AfTER WANTED YOrNg WOMAN VINO uAs
rriertuces, may apply q ~ sth az
W. NTRp-AN ACTIVE GIRL VINO IS Az FxCFT
w lem washer and roner q One clothes she n ~ als1 be
q cUBl pian sewer md vel rec0mhl er led An.
tly afar ~ oc ock, a. " Wae IT, be,ween Henry AMI
thrton FrnnlNh
60 ~ a. PER nAY-LhpTEs Ann GFvTLFvFy
.-D wanted f1 ren,eel tusnees entirely ne~ mi
YER popular. II Waui employment u1ulre - AN
EIhs COS " Duane street, one co1r from Broadway
OIL -tApfFs wAyTED-TO FNGkGE IN 4 HfgUIy
rruee business ty wlch from sl1 u ss ppr weak
a. be easily real rel Those wishing trht AMI proatahle
s-rroymen call y NJ. ~ Beckmnn street. ~ stairs room
- ave. ~ 4. y.
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D0BERT l.. CLARKE UATE WITE Il. w. CLARK
IN Bros), collection broker. St. Louis Mo- will make col
lecons Missouri and adjoining States and remit promptly
his time exclusively this brunch of business
which his experience above
gives him peculiar advantages.
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uTATCHEs AND JEwEIRy
w FOR THE HOLIDAYS
REDUCED PRICES.
The subscriber selling all descriptions ~ vaseAe1 anu
ievery NJ retail at much less than the usual prices
Diamonds finger rings.
Ladies' gold and stone bracelets.
Ear rings and breaspins.
Ladies' chaielane ehsins.
Gentlemen q vest chains and guard chains.
Pure roidfveddnr rings.
Keys and Seals.
Studs and sleeve buiens
Gold spectacles and eye gaases.
Gold pens and pencils.
Gold thlnbles.
Gold l0ckets, !, q a g. and glasses
Silver napkin rings porteuorini and penknves
GEORGE o. ALLEN
Importer Of Watches and Jeweiry Wholesale and Retail
No. N Wall street. second hoor, near Broadway.
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TNTELLIGENCE OFFICES

A NUMBER OF RESPECTABLE WOMEN wANTED-rO
IA ill different situations; for general Homework,
shamberwok As To those capable, good situations
ready good Inquire at the Domescs Institute and
Nome, l3S llh ST corner OF 9th av
EMPLOYMENT OF ANY LIGHT CHARACTER WANT
II ed-Eher occasional permanent, by active intel
gent young man, undesta ads getting up shirts either for
the wholesale retail trade in superior First
references furnished addressed Watson Herald
office, viii meet with immediate attention
LNREE TO EMPLOYERS CHOICE SERVANTS FOR
situations of every description; English Irish German,
&C be obtained free of charge, at NORRIS CoHNERT
CO.'S, 1863 Broadway, entrance in Franklin street.
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THE MANHATTAN GAS LIGHT COMPANY HAVE pH-
Il cared dividend Of y 80 per shar. the full STOCK
and e4 cents share the scrip payable and
after Thursday 2h inst The Transfer books win be closed
until The 18th inst. +. II. HOWARD, Secretary.
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uARDwARE-FoR SALE. A VALUABLE AND WELL

CT TO TIE CERTAIN PARTIES PRE-
oil. endug have od established where their
received ~ three private Offices paroned In
the attic floor without having
signs Appsranng " their business hereby notified
that although my customers who have favored
business the past eight years "s;i come
constrained from Of obligations 20 inform ssran
% all where secresy IL
observed and no apperainng 70 their business
the house, n parties wish money and accomnodaions
York j. MACDUfF.
yS Broadway.
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ST ro's"oS Diamonds. r.,ss.. .e
ITO Broadway. room No IS corner Of MAIDEN lane
H1 TO $4,000 TO LOAN on WATCHES DIAMONDS,
Sl Je-ery sessrs DRY scods and All Kinds o. personal
oiose sDre Tor cssh accommodated sbot
e9es sssa s Of ~ s1s' nssgs n
Of Ann street. rooms Eoa and second door.
On TO s2op TO LOAN on DIAMONDS, WATCHES.
Sl ..ey sls dry goods and All klnds Of personal pro-
J.B WILLIS 4 Co, 81 Nassau street, rcomT.
SI. diamonds watches jewery and Al Kinds q personal
property, 90 the same bought at the highest price B.
NJ sign. 10 he snne. sfoand
the premises. Open from ~ unsP
SIS Broadway, corner q Prime. street
e1 AND UPWARDS ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS,
M sSess and az b scoa ps.cas s1ssrs srr
beasS f cash 4, ~ and brosefsse ocs No
l7e William street between Spruce and Beesmsn sweets
COX ANY AMOUNT ADVANCED on DIAMONDS,
nd S. dsSSsS on the instant All rsD.scsions must bs
private Apply troom 2s ~ Broadway, corner Of Bar
S25 OOO TO LOAN or bI ,,l. wATcaEs.
and hqurs, harness horses ac kc, IN from
broadway rs aoor up stairs. back room merit % wascs
business strictly private. II. ST. JOHN 90
$4,000 TO ana SxEs y y. n. a9S .Bs
cent d SO ssc sIi9c :, go .lsS 500 500 $50 kp.
$I57 600 TO LOAN ,sg ON pIAxoSps wATcmEs
hcush, Cor the highest cash pres by the well Known
transacted on Saturdays
MONEY LOANED TO ANY AMOUNT ON WATCHES.
N jewelry diamonds, and All kinds q merchandise
Tally, and not be seen entering loan Office
JACOBS Co, io7 Broadway.
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FOR SALE.

CT FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, THE STOCK An
- fixtures Of of the best porter houses
East Terry boats located good thoroughare and
the centre 81 business Apply to GAffSEY AkEiDHARD
10 Chatham slnare.
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IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, NEW
u New York Dec; q, lS7.-Dividend notce.-Deposoof
hereby notified that annual dividend the rae
six per per All Of 500 and under
hve cent all of $500 which shall
have been deposited least three months the OF
next will be paid depositors and after Monday Janua
Is Interest called for will be carried the credit 81
depostors principal The bank open for business daily
from 10 A. N. 10 M and from 70 r. NJ at 81 Chambers
street, east of Broadway. JOSEPH STUART Pres't
Ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-28

DOE SALEM FOURTH STREET, NEAR BROAD
three attic ami basement house, with
building and modern Improvements location unsurpass-
ed for physician dentist Inquire 81 Fourth
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nor SALE-Two NEW THREE STORY ATTIC AND
basement first class houses In Sixteenth street $50 feet
EAST Of eyenih with the modern improvements Size
Of lot 20 loxos3 of house 20 lox5 feet Deep Inquire
The premises.
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FINANCIAL.

dividend NOTICE-MANHATTAN SAVINGS INsTT
IL tuition. Ga broadway. Of Beecker street.-The
Trustees of this institution ordered the usual
dividend TO be paid all deposits entitled ihereio The
of six all of $500 aud under
and five per $500 payable the 18th day
of January Dividends called for will be credited
and draw interest principal Ell. BROWN, President
Dec. "a 1857. A. A. ALyoRp, Secretary.
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WASTEp-A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG PROTEST.
w ant German girl as seamsress in private family; IL
nsrd sewing shirts and all kinds Of sewing
objection v The country. Best of reference given. Ca
M Eowsry, room l6.
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q CT.AIRvOyANT9.-NRs. HAYES CAN TELL COR
q recty the fate and whereabouts "a absent friends al dis
discovered and cured without fall advice
Feeffy Residence sss Brvome street. between Eliza
beth and Mott streets. Satisfaction pay
OE CFNTS.-MADAME ALBTN, THE WORLD RE.
III novnei fortune teller, from Europe, tells past pre-
and future events likewise Journeys
properly, Ac. at her Office "a varck street the baae
ment ladies Bc Gentlemen bos
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IIvASTED-A SITUATION AS COOK. BY A PRoTEs-
w tant ~th good city reference Cau be till
gagged house OF her present employer LOO 9Th st.
University place
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SALES OF real ESTATE.

A HOUSE TO EXCH ANGE FOR GENTS FURNISHING
"a gcods-A three brick dwelling nearly with
ali the modern improvements hot and cold bath
furnace &C. in of the pleasantes locations
brooklyn block from Fulton and about six
minutes walk City Hail. The house is in perfec; order
This opportunity for wishing to get
Portable house In exchange for goods Address j. Is. H.
Brooklyn Post office, week
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PRICES REDUCED.

In order to sell of my STOCK Of Ssmmer Goods,
preparatory to fall trade will, Offer
ing them at GREATLY REDUCED PRIcEsW There
fore those wanting to purchase anything in the
Dry Goods line, viii be sure of getting Good
Bargains you will find aniong the Goods, good
style Summer Lawn at Ct cts, per yard. Cling
hams, 81 cts. Fine Lawns worth Is cts, at r. cts.
Challey DeLanes, from l24 to IS cts, per yard.
Figuied Berages, only l24 cts, a yard. Whito
Brilliants, for l2k, worth rs cts. A cord OF
skeleton Skirts, also. a new article for Skirts,
colored and white. Patent Skirts, lower than ia
Salem. Also, Ladies' elegentl light CATERS, cAeapf
Linen Table Damask. and Damask Table Cloths.
very cheap. White Ingrained Diaper for Bed
Quilts. Pnrasols and other articles AT COST.
\ LOT OF GOOD SILKS only so cts. Q yard,
A large assortment of corsets. cheaper ttgn We
have been selling them. SUMNER CLOTHING
Ready Made Summer Clothing. cheap. Constant
ly on hand, Sugar, Molases, Coffee and Rise.-
Also new style varnised Buckets. Tubs, &c.
WILL PAY CASH for butler, eggs, hides, roof
and PeHs.
j. HEATON.
SALEM. O., August g. 1857
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HAT n CAP STORE
Rfmopen!!

REMEMBER THE SIGN OF THE RED HAT
AARON BRADFIELD, having removed his
Hat and Cap Store to the building one Door Wesl
of James Browns Grocery Store and Immediately
opposite to the Butter Store has on hands and
is now receiving the largest and most complete
stock Of Hats aud Caps ever brought to Salem,
embracing every description of
SILK. SOFT FUR, AND WOOL PANAMA,
LEGHORN, BRAID, AND PALM
LEAF Hats.
Childrens goods. Caps of every style, quality and
kind. Any person wishing an article in this
be they large or small, young or old, cannot
fail to be accommodated at his store either in ar
ticle or price as he is determined 70 make it the
advantage of The people to purchase their Hats
and oaps for Summer and Winter, Spring and
Fall at his counter.
Remember the Sign Of the BIG RED HAT,
South Side Of Main Street, Salem Ohio.
July 4th. 1857.
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Nor A BAD JoKE.-William Wells Brown, the
colored orator, who is not so black as some white
men, told a very good story ut the Abingdon cele-
bration on Saturday. On a steamboat on Cayuga
Lake the other day he went to .he breakfast table
with the other passengers. just as he took his
seat, a dark colored white man called q waiter and
asked if colored persons were admitted to the table
with white folks. The waiter did not know exactly
what to say, so he called the Captain. who on en-
tering the cabin, enquired who had called for him.
81 sir" said Mr.. Brown, pointing TO the dark
stranger Il desire to know if it is your custom to
allow colored people to the regular table? The
captain replied that no objection had ever been
made before, and seeing the dark white man evil
IDENTITY annoyed in spirit, appealed to the generosi.
ty of the colored orator to allow him to remain.
MI. Brown finally consented, and at this turn of
affairs, the white man, who was so black as to be
passed for a negro, left the table in utter disgust,
and unable to speak his thoughts.
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,. s. &. 5fbiIina,

Respectfully announce to the TRADE" the
oponingof their
Second Large Stock of Summer Goods;
Consisting in part of a Large and Splendid Stock
of LADIES' THIN SUMNER DRESS G0OlSs
Embracing all the New and Desirable styles In the
Market. Also an Elegant s,oca oS Black SAX,
White Grape, Stella and Priated Cashmere Shawlst
Silk and Lace Mantillas; Embroideriss and presa
Trimmings in Great Variety, embraciaa Nd the
Novelties of the Season, A full Stock ef Black
Gro DeRhine and FANCY DRESS SILKS at
very low prices, combining the best makes and
Styles in the Market. BONNETS. BONNET
RIBBONS and TRIMMINGS of the most APP
proved Summer Styles. Also a full Stock %
WHITE GOODS, Gloves, Mitts. Hosiery and q
General Stock of Notions Brown and Bssaehsd
SHEETINGS aud Shirtings. Men and Roy'a
Pantaloonery, Calicoes and Ginghams, Carpet
and Carpet Chain. Glass and Q~ueenswars, Wall
and Window Paper, Umbrellas and PasaaolA
&C., &c.
Thankful for past favors, we beg leave 30 intro.
duce for your inspection the above Stock. feeling
that under the extra favorable oircum,
stances the above purchase has been effected, wa
can offer you inducements that will merl Youx
entire appreciation.
Yours Respectfully,
j., d l.. SCIfILLING.
Salem, June, 1857.
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OBITUARY.

DIED-Near Salem, 9TH month 21st, at the
residence of his son Eli Garretson, after a linger-
ing illness, of dropsy, JOHN GARRErsoN, in the
18th year of his age. The deceased was a native
of York county. Pa, and removed near this place
in 1880.
DIED-On Saturday morning, at the residence
of his father, in this place, ADRIAN Ii. SMITH, in
the 10th year of his age.
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HARLEM SPRINGS.
County, Ohio. =

Carroll County, Ohio. 1880 1857.
The Springs, having undergone thorough 70.
pairs, and their facilities for accommodation in
creased, are under the management Of the UNDER
signed, and are now open for the reception Of
visitors. No pains will be spared to make oom~
Portable those who may favor us with their pas-
ronage. The rooms will be kept in tHs Best
order, and tho tables furnished with the choicest
selections.
gzS~Guests who desire rooms for any consid-
cradle time would obIige tho proprietor By sd
dressing him a few days in advance of their or.
rival.
DsS~ Conveyancos from Carrollton--which il
accessible by railroad daily-to the Springs osu
be had 1t ull times.
WILLIAM Mccoy,
Proprietor.
,June & To5T
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$lS7, 900. GOLD! GOLD!

GIVEN AWAY, a new and sure way to make $3.50
to $500 per month; a capital of only 81 needed
to commence with. This ia no Ilumbug, but is
UarrGRted to give entire satisfaction, if not t,oice
the amount of money ell positively be refunded.
This right and knowledge and one copy of the
GUIDE TO HEALTH WEALTH AND HAP
PINESS; or INVALUABLE INFORMATION
FOR EVERYBODY. Sent for only 20 cents. In.
close stamps or specie and address
III. POTTER,
Boa l58, Conference.-The. Pa.
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Gflistclloneolts Summary.

HORSE EXHIBITION.-The 4th Annual Ohio
& Pennsylvania Horse Exhibition, will be held on
the Fair Ground at Salem on the 9th, 10Th and
llth of September next. X. II. Patterson, Of
Pittsburgh, has been elected President Of the
Board of Managers.
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N Office

A Camp Meeting will be held about one mile
and a half from Rochester Station, on the Pitts
burgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Rail Road, on the
9th inst, by Rev's. Amos Hammond and Jshn
a. Williams, Ministers of the African Methodist
Episcopal Wesleyan Church. All persons friendly
to Camp-MeetiDgs are respectfully invited to at
tend.
All gaming is strictly forbidden and hucksteripg
what may be needed for the benefit of the
meeting) within three miles of the grounds,
according to the statute law of the State.
Iss~Excursion Tickets will be issued. Fare
half price for the round trip.
Rev. A. HAMMONDS
Rev. j. A. WILLIAMS
Rev. D.. b. MATTuEWS
Rev. j. V. MORGAN Committee
JOHN GIBBONS, of
DANIEL McDONAL, arrangements.
ABNOR GWIM,
THOMAS HALL
SAMUEL WILKINSON
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SOUTHERN SPECTATORS IN NORTH
ERIN LANDS.

The New Orleans Delta is knocking Toombs,
Orr, Breckenridge q Co., over the knuckles be-
cause Of their speculative operations in Northern
lands. 1t concludes an article on this subject
with an argument in favor Of the re.opcning Of the
slave trade. We make the following extract:
The cause Of the Development of the Free
States can be soon told. Europe has furnished
that section with an abundance Of cheap labor.
The tide Ut migration, which rolled from the
shores Of the Old World and overHowed the North
ern cities and States on the Atlantic, naturally
enough flowed westward. There was ''ample room
and verge enough !" Lands were cheap labor
was cheap and abundant, and Federal favors show
cred upon the Free States without stint. On the
other hand, labor in the South has not been dill
fused, but concentrated. The supply of our great
staples and the development of the country de-
pended solely upon the natural increase OF the
slave population. Suppose the African slave trade
had years ago been re.opened. Labor would then
have been as cheap and abundant as in the Free
States, and, with a moro genial climate and q soil
of inexhaustible fertility, the whole South would
have now been in a state of unexampled prosper
ity. 1t was long ago the duty OF Southern states
men to have advocated and insisted upon the adop-
ton OF somo measure which would have supplied
all deficiencies of this kind.
The facts disclosed in the statement of the Her
aid and the Times should wake up the South. 1t
is time that the Breckenridges, the Orrs, the Sill
dells, the Woodwards, the Aikens and the
~Toombes, who thus, by their pernicious example,
render turtle the efforts of better men to protect
and build up the South-who refuse to lend the
aid of their political and personal influence towards
furnishing a supply of labor which is essential to
our prosperity, but on the contrary, by acts like
these. lead the North to believe that they have no
confidence in slavery, and its power to develop
and enrich the section in which they live-it is
time, we say, that the people should discard such
leaders and call to their assistance more reliable
men. Let them look to il In time,
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HIGH HIS TR EFT SALEM OHIO
MRS. G. L. CHURCH, takes this method Of
informing her friends, and the public, that she haa
permanently located on the North side of High.st.,
between the Garfield road and Lundy-st., whero
she intends keeping a general assortment Of DO.
TANlC MEDICINES, carefully prepared by her
self and warranted free of all deleterious sub,
stances.
Salem, Ohio, April 10, 1856.
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A SulM.-The New Orleans Delta, which sup
norted Buchanan, declares that there is'no longer
any healty vitality left in the National Democratic
party" adds:
1.-THE truth is, the union of tho Democracy,
North and South, at Cincinnati, was a sham Mr..
Buchanan went into the canvass as the exponent
of sham he went into the Presidency to carry
out sham, and he has been commercially faithful
to sham up to this writing"
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The Celebrated Steel Pens, No 70S,
Manufactured by Joseph elliott, for sale whole
sale and retail, by
j. MMILLAN.
Salem, JAM "a, 1857,
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Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Until further notice, passenger trains will leave
Pittsburgh and the following stations, for Cincin.
matt, st. Louis and Chicago daily, except Sundays,
as follows, viz:
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