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HAvn KDr-GRAeE, Feb. lThe trains passed the track
Guilty.
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Three Days Later from EarepsArripal Of the Earcpa
HALIFAX, Feb A.-The steamer Europa, from Liverpool
on the 3s January arrived here this forenoon in place Of
the Niagara bringing three days later European ine
gence.
reported that the Chinese had apoogiEed to the
Americans the late ouAges The other previous news
from China confirmed.
The submission Of Persia to the demands Of Great Britain
was not confirmed.
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The legislature of Pennsylvania has adopted resolutions
nsrucng her United States senator's and requesting her
members of Congress vote against any Law for the
peal of the duty on railroad iron.
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The Bgrdcl investigation
NEW YoHK, Feb A.-The jury in the Burden case are
expected TO give verdict this afternoon Young Snod-
grass has been recognized the person who purchased
dagger the day before the murder He has been committed
to prison one Of the principals
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wAsH1serok, Feb. II, 1851.
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Saidag IF the 0aiacba.
Yrw YozK, Feb. 14.-The steamer Cahswba for Havana
sailed to-day with $3.50, 900 in gold.
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The 1fobi1 Fire.
MoHE, Feb l3.The loss BY the late Ere here il over
$500, 900, only one half Of which was insured.
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FRANcE TAYLOR.
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gyIEGANT TOWN CARRIAGkS.-JAMES BREWSTER
SON. Broadway New York. would invite h~ attention
Washington and vicinity their stock OF elesnr
vehicles n and beautiful designs, comprising
Hammer coaches, bsr0nches
BerliRes, caicches, and ccupcs-
Having
York they paca gentlemen
may whom drawings style
carriage will by mail.
Jan T-d2mff
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-#- Banking House OF Chubb Broshcrs.
Washington, lannnry 1, los7-
TOBN d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES day admir-
Banking Chubb Brothers. The
from composed Charles Chutb, John
Barrow and henry Holmes The House in Davenport Iowa.
Chubb VIVA H. Douaai and Alexander
n Barrow firm Of Chubh Brothers. Harrow Co
l-du EHUBB BhOTHEks.
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Markets. Reported BY Telegr0pA.

P,ovIDyXog. AuI 27-PRyTrSG CLoTns: Tie Journal re
ports the tive durns the week cosu. advance
If sales Of the week 900 pieces sbou. 90 pieces are
tod Of productone0 by e. si06c CorTOs has been
steady demand during the week AZ full and advancing
Tee WOOL market about the same, with rather demand
sales Of the week, 81 TO
BUFFALO. Aug "a, p. FLOUR quiet and dull WgE.T
lower; Gales Of $500 bush Chicago Spring at 10. CoRS
heavy and nominal st IA d7Sc OARS dun WHISKY "a! n
FREIGHIs quiet &c. for Corn 20 Albany LAKE IMPORTS
for the q hours ending At 10 day 5000 bbs Flour
$500 bush. WHIST q eco bush Corn CAyAL EXPORTS:
~ Ot0 bush. Wheat, ~ 90 bush Corn.
OswEGo, ADJUST so N -fLouR quiet WHEAT IN
changed; sales too bush. ~ IS for white Kentucky
- u. for whe Michigan; 20 for Milwaukee; including
6oc0 bush red Ohio 20 srIiye az IS CORN dull sale.
bush al re. LaEE IMPoRTs 300 bush. Wheat. CANAL
EXpOETs 80 bb Flour 200 bush heat q bush Corn
Shipped 10 Montreal 2,sCj bBls Flour
CHICAGO, Aug. 29-6 p u--FLOUs stesdy WHEAT quiet
CcSN-s declining tendency sales 5o0O bush at esc OATS
buoysUt SEITNENTs BualO-Nc Fllur Wheat 80 900
bush. Corn Shipments TO OswesoNo Flour Wheat 10 800
bush Com. RECElPTs-9On bbls. Flour; l3Oe bush Corn
NV ORLEANS, August ?9-TheCoTroy .ales today wer.
small sales Of the week Loco bales Receipts Of the 80
bales Stock in port 500 Decreased receipt. here com
pared with last 2 000 bales A. all Southern ports t 900
b.les Other articles generally dull AID unchanged.
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very large importation Ms year ret ou'eI,, ,s
thai The same gcocs are in stock, 40 h' n'n5
b.yord The prices asked i.st year. ins lhlpo'e ,
SoS on. bev-ver, ard a. consequence joeeer' only
ru.chsse goods as they require tnsal. 10 rus
iiotns have been uniformly ddI DUNG 'Is sea 80
encouraging for the past month. ,up,o.,
In some OF the breaches there has been dnlIoest
cOupareo With previous months or rather Is'I wees
eomp,r.d with previous weeks, since the Fai traie
was ipsueurated. As consequence, many OF the
mercbapts who were hg bly, ele,ed feel little hea'y
and 6ull and are rather disposed TO complain; ou.
lhis feeling, we take il, "a ore very common ana
ratura when il is developed in this order OF cream
siabces. -.
MANY OF the houses are doing steady, good ous'.
ress Indeed We know several who, at the present
time. claim to be doing just abou, 20 per cent more
IN 6elarnes have been introduced to the market, and
are selling ahead ST good prices. In Marke street,
several extensive gales by suction have o,en made
during the past week and there more IN prospect
Upon these occasions goods sell at very low figures,
however.
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MARRGRn.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday, Aug. e. a! the
residence Of the bces father the Rev Dr. Fisher BIZ
Wilism Chamberlain, Of the finn Of Dooitt!e Chamber
lain Of Dubuque Iowa and Ns Harriet A., eldest daughter
Of Ctaumey Palmer esq Of U.ea n. \.
FOsTER-TELLER-on "wednesday Aug o. By tbeRsy Dr.
Price, at his residence No 62 Second ayen1e Mr. "Iuns
L. Foster TO Susan L. Teller, all Of this city.
LYNCTI-HILL-At the Cathedral Albany, Tuesday morn
e. Aug % r. Lynch, NJ D., of this city, to Miss Joanna
A. Hill Of Albany.
MciNTYRE-LINNELL-In Newark, Cd Monday. Aug "a
by the Rev. f. Craven, Robert MclntyIe OF Chicago H.
and Kate e. daughter OF the late Haskell Lnnell OF Newark
VAN TASSEL-SNITH-On Thursday Aug q, at the South
Second street NJ e. Church, Brooklyn ID by the Rev.
J. Mitchell Mr. William II. Van Tdssel to Miss Elizabeth
L. Smith of Brooklyn.
VANRANST-PETTET-O Sunday, Aug D. by the Rev. Ira
Stewart James Vsnraus T to Miss Ann Jane Petite, all
OF this city
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sCPERIoR CoURT-Srsclu TERN-Aus .. Before j. :.
DVfk.
the CASE OF sR. JoHS THOMPSON.

THE CASE OF NR. JoHN THOMPSON.
The Metropolitan Bank agt. john Thompson.
This case came on, pursuant to Adjournment, ct l!
o'clock to-day.
Mr. Cutting applied fcr "a postponemcn'. lie had
just been retained behalf of the defendant aud had
not had time to examine the papers.
MI Evartssaid that the plaintiff was ready to so o.
altl oagh the newlyprepard afdavits had otly been
served this mornings but ne would no, insist.
Judge Duer said tba. lac would adjourn the case
over to Monday. Meantime, he would Ike TO have
the affidavit CT the clerk in the Metropotaa Biuk
amended, 30 as to make the allegation with reference
to the identification Of the bills more dcfoite and
specific
The hour Of adjournment was finally fixed a.. IT
o'clock on Monday next.
OH FRENCH FREEMAsoN CHARGED WIN sL,xDERlyc
ANOTHER.
Euie Pierre sgt Antoine Bonnard.
Thsis an action for SANDER brought by one French.
nan against smother. Both parties are Precursors.
Ar ,le plaintiff charges the deiendau, wa having
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Passengers Arrived

7. sSGEhP AHaEt from LirrIOol-C. Grinpel. Mr. Arch
dsaocu T. Miller Csp Dunba lady and daughter Mrs n.
Rsug Z z. Brsy, 81 Fi,k and lady, j. Osborn 5 VII
der ) D. S.Iyker. NJ. Marshall an lady, Mis. May Mis-
Jra Nay hiss May, c. L Carter J. W. Paxton H. Craa
H. Thouss Davis, +. 4 Wk.uiesey, L. BArkh0use, Mr.
Grup.e Capt Gardner and lady Mr. Keru.sban three eL
dr,n ard servant, ar Valdez Mr. Fcstore de "a Corda o.
Nsn-, swami g. Thompson, DR. r. ArInstage. J..
n &c Ia Cords, ~ Ha,t.y and l.dy r Thson H. Rob.
erts WIaht JOHN Moore, CsPt r. bea-se John Palmer.
berE, Clanson, J. sehwEb, Bsrrett-j5
Ia sap Golden Heat from ShdHgAse-Bshop Boone wife
and three children.
ia brig WintJop JreH SaraAiRo-E w. Mund J. Page c.
A. Woodruff, ~ Kelly. 4. sbuh ~ D.loTe
Ia BRIG I. d. NGyheE. Jrol Bern s39-Mrs John Duran.
MT NJ Candy Mics J. Hen"y, Robert Ward esl Nc. lea
teIs . Wac NeiD julius Bri.Isud, Edwin CooFsr,
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Arrived /. SUNDAY, August 30.

Steamship Atlantic Edrisse. Liverpool Aug u, il.se m,
lat IS So Ion. IA 49, saw steamship Europa from Boston
Ij,s, Ag5 = $50 49, z q sHei,a.ss
p r. s'Rs i h hssis Va" Sss as %
Sound VITA HOW'D hS%e IL i: @ sss
Ship John Boyd TtOmss Liverpool July %, with md's.
.n ssg Ls..@' cgs,s BE 81 az a nd
spoke Ham bark Sir I...c Esw,on from Hamburg Tor Men,
Has % It. 'a PCS ;Ss ss. 's a s:s
coal 70 Ms4hst,.n o.; Co: Aas b q. q lon o s. pol.
s% s. s. 6n e. e bsP S:
Haven for Dsmarar sd lat 10 ~ lon ss So spoke b. big
Snip Kentucky (of rOrilandI errinsn, Newport JAY 10.
Ma Bar. vi. fhc oa % ssrp ns ks. R Ind "a hours c'
Brs Josiah JeI of m.ehia. MunsOs Cape Hayt l4h inst.
big, Civilian, Freeman for Boston LnrOn, COr~sI Sos
B Cotton an' S Sif a SAi' s.a so4
Aug s With loswood &c to George Obey i5A inst while
Ha baby HS the .si
.p one pump being unable to procure spar for mAnmss
Big sOe', lBT oBTen' Windsor Il days with plaster and
Big Enterprise (Br.) wi,emsn, Psr.bOro. N s. hday'.
B Sea Lark CBr Card. Windsor Il days with plaster ia
Brig Queen Ethe. Or. Merrinan, rar'eOrOs dsys, with
SIR. VIM. clark Neissn Norfolk days with wheat
Srhr Brigham theemss.ed Norton Savannah days.
with cotton Dur hsn Dnlon
schT Morning Light Simmons Norfolk days wheat
and
scbr Florida stowen Cherryaed, with lumber .
schr Pleisde. (BI mcBHrne Windsor, s. u days with
plaster 20 = l. Neyius ~
ste.Hcr DeswsTe cOpe', Phladelpd4 and Cape Nay Is
hours udse. 20 =. Perkins
se,Her Potomac CushHsn, EewBedford Is hours, With
mete &c Josepb Alien.
sssneT PeiEe Arey Providence 10 hours. with mIs 70
Issac Ooell.
sehr Peruvian tBr) Crowley, Cumberland " s. 10 days
with grinestores to Geo Noyes. ~ -
scLr william, sloman Calais IS days. with to Smith 4
Boynton.
sehr John Wright Jacobson Portland Ct, with stone.
seh +. BrsiIerd Larkn, Portland. c., with stone.
soop Frederick Hall Judge Middietown Ct, with stone.
BELON-Sbips Cornelius Gdnnell, FLEET her London and
Deal July u JOIN Hancock Codio Newcastle; IS Nicholas
Brsgdon HAVE July III also other ships all a anchor outside
and at the ;. W. Spit
sAlLED-shp Chase White Charleston barks Cara Hsx
ell Nelson, Richmond Roobucs Chase C.ty Pon. big q.
ADderon. 81. MARKS, aud others.
WIND during the day NV.
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Moveneut. OF Ocean Steamer.

TO DEPART.

stea-il'r Pladieyh1-Fom New York 90 arriving a. Hs
9Th and oresn. 18th. From New Orleans ash Hs
vsrs I'd, sfIiyiTs e. New. York 18th.
St>ansP Quaker Ciy-From New York 7h Of each mouth
arriving st Hawai- 2h, Mote l4th- From aOb.s "a.
Hsvags 18th. arriyir a. New York 23th.
SfeGmihp CGkIrdG-From New York l2th arriving 81 10
nth, and New OeaLs 18th. From New Orleans 9Th,
hcysba p b. arriving a. New York Sept.
Stc1rih'P Erpns Cly-Fr9m Nov fo,s l7th arriving st
P-vIna ed aud New Orleans 9th From Ne"Oreans sept
s. Hs'anu 6;h, arriving at New York lSh.
Steanslip Black HGU0r-Frorl NevYofk r. arrives q
Hsv.Ds pt and New Ore.us 3D. From View Orleans l2ta
Havana 4:h arriving al New York 18Th
hip cLe-Fom Carleton ith and 18th due 81 ia
vaus sd 29i From Hsvaca 10th ald ,h due New.
Y1fa and l,t.
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So AlE s..

We regret to announce the suspension of Messg..
Atwood y Co highly respectable and influential
house, having widely extended connections with the
West, more especially Ohio. The sudden drawing OF
their Western correspondents foT their balances while
the means Of tie house were locked up il unavailable
securities, is the occasion of this disaster. The abi-
tics here on call are moderate, ard the aggregate en-
gagements Of the house are bout hall million. Tie
checks drawn yesterday al provided fOT and tue
collection paper i. led suhisc; "a 0e oris1s Of the
ounsrs. Tie remittance received .,-Cey Dc
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ny Telegraph.
BOSTON. AR.

eosTOn. Aus % Arr. brig sp,hre, eios,,,. MIdo.
Chandler GLASGOW Volant whiEs APa. ',S Us s,.
than caIk, Wiadsor n s. for sa nd pine a. PkIla.
sctis. A y. LrpeL Hyland, JaeH.eS' anu = S' '' ~
delphia steamer Palmetto, do.
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sUSDAY. p. mWe without any further inf1rn,p9s
non Tie wrecks on the jersey TIE stesmfus m.
wind Iius the day being from the " w, wodle insss
smooth which would afford tic wrecking hs "a
pofiUr;y work them We und.rstSnd the as soo. 80
ow, in each Of the vessels and they win probably be ''a
ltss,s
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoAK.......


l
| Cleared.
s,esm.bip.1A.bsI.. sshsTst saya1nah, S. 7. N.A.,.
Msuty Charleston, spOsOrd, Ti!e,nn Co '''au'' =
sSDI Bay Y S,pab s Ca. ss.r. e San W.
Coleman Co AlbsI. Gsllstin. Dslsnc Lyrroo, s.s
5Br@ HspI Bremen c. funs coi1 Jot sS ) s.fs sss:
rs Anp MuBroe ssvsnt.h E,se HS.s rSc. s..sr..
s. FSHsh Mtses. Osprey ssss l lsss,. ssss..
n Rsss, B' Hnss E E.ss1 Quo s.'.
4 Lspon Anderson Nu.qus'h c. c. Dulo.s scs Ss.ss
e' s,i,,Hoaeen Of the West. spohr Havana O. N.I..,.
John BoyS;On Bl,e Port al Pin &c, A ROlts, Mcsis.sS
sss.n W. T sss: H'S'T S:r Ssri,ss Day.
Jop.. Smith P,a:ns Faler Boston, 8 W: Lew. CT
ps51on stacy New k..aS9 Va s.nn' s Hss.d
IN, Sou brrro g. Burrii, HsIck, sueksvle, o. Petit
csT~ SswssFs c sa o S iis1 LIZA
Mskss MOsS!: psI.'s sS;;op D,y91
sIeop Oregon. Rhod.s Providence. master
s,esm-is-w.''en Po', Berry, Portland W. css-
Charleston Boston ssllew, Philadelphia
ship Golden IVES. (of s.enn Putnam shaushe iess. nss
with iess Sc to j. o. Baker Co July st s. ~ sr3 ~
p roe s s' H mouth d the Ryr Nay IL de-;
June TO- VS. 81 the Cope OF Good bop ten dsy' sa heavy
Westerly gS.ts sDs Pssss ,pIor 81 W AZ 49,, ~
Poke hip Golden s.ats seSee for Chin I ssS hs R S
Psiten Sn MaI.a ioI So%n M s sap III 10 S.s'
els LON hanl..a pss S a. as my ~ ~e'
'' Ba ii ssmpese Lewis Sst Cay IT. H. d.y. with 81.
B.k Marion of Ba,imsre), Hugs Palermo July and Obj
atsI July a. wie trTit &c e m.s,sE IT, 10y -, a. - y
toward Gibrssr 18th inst lat 40 cs on 81 - spoke span:
lib biis Eu.ys FeliE, hom Havana Tor lso wa AZ
- n s. Is was IN cSmPsny So s.ss Js'p sos.. wa:
.shore on lie southern end Of the spSny bad
C.5dis ..,.. d., s......c. p...., :, a.v. -.
mde and g. pass 20 henDins, MSss eo.ln. u.
b 70 day. With 1,,ie &c to :; De As'sd: I9'e
Is ds' VIII Vei: VII 80 E.s,ns, a.: =
90 . mil. $ Of Egg Barbo, sas a schooner .uns VA
L m one NM. OUT Of -, 30 .r.,sn 49, =. ba.f
her mss's ~ In s s 81 R.-ns,s. vuA
rppo.ed BIen color hyins a. half mast and 'a 81 io'
Habit the Highlands Jaw fol.ssed bgis ,ar ship Wa
BnE r Mayhem, Harvey, Bermuda Aug q, with Cd iva
R,s nthrop Besrse savanvia Aug 49, With coffee hide
,,b1 &C. 10 Everett Brown Expereucedsh. winds an&
f fpe wes abe d the entire pa..se
to fs B SStS KSnSSHdt I@s Is lat 81 is lou essstd
sisnss with Boston bark showing blue sgna VIA vnite
star IL i, steering S s,.,,, u,o.,, p.,,..o,. a.
with lumber to ordsr ~, IN a., With ,i.,..,,.u
Brig Union ibr smith, "hl1s0r !" u"5' wa Es' -
De Wolf s,;,h vv,na.o, a,v, with ,l..,s, 70 4
s. Whitney 20. ,o, ,vun,r.,or N q ad,S. H.
SchI Sed hen p,i T'p %9I~inaton c. 5lay. 2ts
inst lat IS lon 10 exchanged 's"Ai' WIZ" '
ph,nson bound D pu ,.,orn.o sssxs
hr. Harriet James viIsoia dsSs: co. p0.,o,
schr' sea m d ~ oaej snon a,ancss,pJ "
NJ. Sail S.le, 9sth inst OF SAND. Point
schI MATING "a, ana s Snai ,h '"'A' ''' INV ~
'' sobf C WlcCs NiSEsi.ons Troy for w.reham I'D
Jane \
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RIO Jyr,Yo In, The ship Amaxon Ringo.. from sss-
,on r., ~ 49, ssTso lumber. pat Into his pot
cshy sury.y woaJ be he'd by letter 10 sssfetsJ %
Beard OF sdsTvIters
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Market. .CAKryuLLI REPORTED yoR THr TRIBUNE.


AsHFSThe without change for eher sort sales
Of 40 IBIS ~ 81 SIT FOR Pearls and go for Pots.
COTTON There 10 very tle doing 10 day. me sat nov
worth rotcns ed; quotations are SOMEWHAT aoI
SKw.yosK cLAssiricArioa
n o.. a
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By ne Eric RS aGS- 30 ptss ter ! 30. kslts ~
do Ch-,ss 10 bile fi5ur ~ DO WHY :. Lee W5p
- Soc. L,s'h., :, bee Wle.I
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DecrsaIe compared with - COS s0i
The specie exports the week are very small. The
receipts Of gold from the interior during the week
have been considerable, remittances having been
stimulated by the disturbed state Of the Exchanges.
One house received to day sOO 900 from Philadelphia
The exports of specie from this port for the week
ending this day and for the year 1851 thus far,
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The pilot boat Christian Bergh No. Is reports Aug lat ~
~ So fell In with the wreck Of the schr. Sarah Of
Brdsetcwn ~ j.. her beam ends, her mssibesds aa&
quarter sticking out Of water Took On her part Of Of h
apparently bad been cspszed during sqns her boat We
Supposed the had been of BIZ yesscs
She had been but a short time in that situation -
The ship Aryum, which dred from Quarantine IA
Bergen Flsts, was got of last night damage.
We without further information ashore
at squsn Beach The steam-tugs n. Webb sad Ashes,
with lighters, have gone TO their assistance. 4
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procured his expulsion fem re ,cdse % ~heh they
beth belonged, S. web &c Wit. 'Punng NJ ba-'Ees',
when il that Of stoemlker, by speaking ne mai
cious woYds The following il the
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-09-23

A CARD TO THE LADIEs.--Dr. Dupon
co.'s Golden Female Pills are infallible in
removing stoppages or Irregularities of the
mensus-These pills are, nothing new, but
have been used by the Doctor for many
years, both in France and America, with
unparalleled success in every case, and he
is urged by many thousand ladies who have
used them to make the pills public, for the
alleviation of those suffering from any ir-
regularities whatever, as well as prevent
tative to those ladies whose health will not
permit on inc rease of family. Pregnant
females or those supposing themselves SO,
are cautioned against using these pills, as
the proprietor assumes no responsibility
after the above admonition, althoug III their
mildness would prevent any injury to. health;
otherwise these pills are recommended
Directions accompany each box. Price
one dollar; sold wholesale by M. l.. Mill
LEX, Third stree steubenvile.
General Agent for Jefferson Coo.
All orders must be addressed to the
above General agent who will supply the
rade at proprietor's prices and send the
pills confdentially to Ladies by mail on
receiving ST. through the post-office.
N.B.-Dr. Duponco's Golden Pills, Sig.
mature ]. DuPoNCo on every box--none
other genuine. For particulars get Cir.
Guar Of Agents. aug,l2tf
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CLARKES FEMALE PILLS.
THE GREATENGLLSHREMEDY

PREPARED FROM PRESCRIPTION OF
sIRJ. CLARKE, M. D., PHYSICIAN EX-
TRAoRDINARY TO THE QUEEN.
THIS invaluable medicine is unfailing
in the cure of all those painful and dam
gerous disorders to which the female constitu.
tion is subject. 1t moderates all excess and
IemoVes all distractions, and a speedy cure
may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will in a short time
bring or the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price one dollar, bears the Gov
ernment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent
couAterfeits.
C.AUTTON.
These Pills should not be taken by females
that are pregnant, during the first three months,
as they are sure to bring on miscarriage but
at every other time and in every other case
they are perfectly safe,
Sole Agents for this country,
JOB Moses, late l. G. Baldwin, Roches-
ter, N. Y.
N. B.-$l, 90 and postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized agent, will insure a bottle
of the pills by return mail.
For sale wholesale and retail by Hening &
Melvin, Steubenvllle, O., and by Druggists
generally. decl0-ly
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LEGAL Notice.

The State of Ohio, Jen'esson County,
S. S. Court of Common Pleas.
Wm. G. Abraham, Plf. Civil action at
Geo. W. Myers, Deft.
George w. Myers, the defendant above
named, will take notice that William @. Abra-
ham has fled petition in the Office of the
Clerk of court of common pleas, for jeff, CO.,,
aforesaid setting forth that there is due to
said plaintiff from said defendant, six hun
dred d one dollars, with interest thereon from
April 25th 1856, at per cent per annum, on
the promissory note Of defendant of that date
for that sum of money payable to James S.
Abraham or bearer, one year after date, at
per cent per annum. And that there is due
to the plaintiff from the defendant the further
sum of $40, with interest from April 18th
1857, for money lent and the further sum ol
seven dollars and fourteen cents, with interest
from June 1st 1856, for money before that
time paid by the plaintiff to Robert Elliott fol
the defendant at his request; and the further
sum of five dollars and seventy-hve cents
with interest from the lst day OF June, 1856
for money before that time paid by the plain.
tiff to Benjamin Nease.
The defendant will take notice that he il
required to answer the petition of the plain
tiff before the 10th day of October, 1857, il
default of such answer. The plaintiff viii
ask judgment for the several sums of money
with interest thereon.
W. @. Abra ham, by MILLER & SIIERRARD
aug.l9;.6w. HIS Attorneys.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-09-23
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