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THE OLD wuIG FAC
Tue OLD WI
10 ihs Editor of The lILio.

20 me hd,foT Of the Wig:
viii gladden. the hearts of thousands Of old wings
IS well those who joined the late American party rs those
who did MOTTO see the old Wing banner again uuiured
70 toe oreeze Whether as State national organi-
ration, the American party IL Only deiunct but s
principles have become odious aud its very name hateful
willis It hes served purposs but drive every fores
sr who ever belonged to the Wing party into ise De-
mocratic. The Wings who Joined the American party
did SO without knowing It's ,eusts and by
one motive aopethe hope that by the completeness OF
Its organization, would defeat the Democracy and
though many OF its principles distssteiu them
ro'n the hrst they remained In IL from the hope
and the belief thar, in the event Of success. the great
prePonderance Of old Wings in m would ensure modia
cation and parifca,on Of it, platform Its failure 10 beat
ocoocoism and its own tosl defeat have stamped a.
popular what before odou and there DO now no
reason why Wing should remain in it, The author o..
this Communication of those wings Who joined
the American party and il they erred in 50 doing, they
were msed by the patriotic motive and hope to defeat
ocolocosm, and will pardon the suggestion ba, it is
r"wise in Wing editor when endeav to rally the
wings under the old fg. to be acrimonious towards
those Who were led into by their intense opposition
10 Democracy T1ey did not in Joining the Afuerican
Organization, change or surrender Wing sentiment
tenes-they DULY added to their creed principles
not Incompatible, conflicting with the principles Of
the Wing party They now convinced that some Of
the principles to which the American party still adhees
are mpOltc and unjust but instead Of ging to
Democracy, "a many traitor whs has dune, between
whose principles and those OF the Wing party there IT,
ever has been, and will be- direct irreconca
BILE auagonism and oppugnaney, they and will read
y abandon the American platform snd wheel in solid CO.
umn, into the old Wing line where they will be found
as true TO their colors you other Wing who did
join the American party.
All bail, then, TO the old Wing banueri Let all VIC
cannot fight under it. 90 to oeOfocracy All hail to
the old banner of Clay and Webster and Marshall, and
s. S. Preutiss. and Watkins Leigh and Chapman John
sou, and Hampden Peasants and Geo W. Summers snG
John N. Bottsi Around Il still cluster thousand rio
rious memories, and
- long may Il wave
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-06-13

Ho3Fs-We are glad 70 notice among our exchanges
the universal opinion that sher III that has been said
about hoOps aer al the sers and sneers that Or sub
stauta utility, and comfort there IL substitute for H.
Any defence o. the hoop may be called reasoning n
circle Bot they enable the Wearer dispense With the
numerous skirts 20 iaguing IN westher and pre-
vent the ungraceiu effect n ao fabric falling IN line
'urvug towards the feet This % destructive Of grace
in Tee iemsle figure that single veW s enough
Gle one 10 hoops forever. invention We Sec has
l1 boon patented called the Crystal Skirt which has
alvaniagcs over svesy other style. II skeleton skirt
with continuance Tor making the hustle large or small
80 the Weafefs pleasure, snd Tor thfOving the iune-
wherever BE- most needed The difficulty of tapes brea-
iug isalso obvist,d -- Wheeling Int.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-06-13

OrR BiRps-B rds In Galveston are to be counted By
thousands. Tire was when were to seem With
man came the blessings aud beauties that aorn and cheer
Hs nome hockiHg birds are numerous; dsylight the
whole CIV s ringing with their song, aud late At night
tnei thrilling notes break sweeiy strangely upon the
dE'k Stiffness Among Others, large numbers Of little vel
loH bFe'ed birds, sad TO be species OF the Canary
build trf nests ia the China trees around the dwellings
What pity that have no city laws sgnst the des-
trucon II these beautiful Ornaments Of our homes proyi-
ded by Proydence.-Tsxas advocate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-06-13

"RiEytSs Fou losI PEAats-ft would be hard 70 tell
whether most joy has been caused ~ Notch
broof' n j. ~ che discovery Of the pearls Dozens
bvmoauing fortunes that days past they csresssy hung
avay. Que matfou unavaihng sigha over some "iitde
shte thipgs that she once gave her BOYS for mares-
Aschoomascr ugubrOu-lJ remembers that be hsd chop.
PEG up eight or Ten thuussnd dOas WORTH With bic pen
hne' 70 zee What vaq inside" Another genius rammed
PeA'l bullet dosn bic rice aad shot away BIZ fortune
~ 90 SOY VINO chucsd siH months her good bar.
sn 20 the peder, now ssovers that she paid him In
Pees soot seven thoossnd dollars for calico dress Il
fortunate msu Who bad the cas- 900 one cooked 70, bs
be eomforted.-Exehanos ''''''' "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-06-13

Hon. HoRAoE AATSARD . distinguished old.line Wbi0
ana one OF tee Fillmore electors for the State at large
ring the last election, has been nominated to represent the
Second Congressional District Of Tennessee by the Wings
and Americ4ns Of that District Tennessee Journal
say. of Mr.. Maynard:
he Is probably the most finished scholar among all the
Puohc men Of Tennessee. As politician be justly ranks
among zoe hrst IN the South Heis Statesman Of broad
comprehensive and unlimited powers he l. an orator Of
me nrt ors add as debater he has few equals In the
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soSa = , G w S g s,. vs ss s, c,. I9 @ sa
ss 81. Tee sSssriss pe,peos Ia y,asyy ~, s Pr
nr, .s soa aad sr q Ns'sh ADD Aprso
isfi hope NOE hsif crop
oibsfs VII BOT ottsin nor ssn e seed .osn anu
The farmers yrsisrie ~ Learn hass ssnsrsy planted
pu.anE rapidly asd continuance Of fsvorsbis Ssss,
s, ih heavy bloom present season gvss
y - H. . g, S So s y ,sy gso.s .,as Hs,sr hs'
The Y.frovs Jour s.ys Ths vhcit tbs 'egon
h,yins besl sisd sons skeoi b. ns sse winter For
yssn eoun,y TOE ehise bng doss sos dssg
s 9ossssss ~ agrsson, sHd se.- O :. syseja'or.
" Yell ~hsi w ~ yy FAR shue oats
eso P.ous s b, i,r q panI,rs believe have 30
na s sh,s som %, hsys ~, eotn1snesd
ing our journey 70 he Bristol conveuuon ne
greed % az htn u uth, ne cgauy ior ths pat
Ign ssa 'as thn' Inc gsel pfous q good
s sess, sn gs es ~. sd si dosb,,. result IN sbun
nsvsf appeared better.
rbs Wyv ss,.ph says. are glad 70 learn thai not,
- gsl sas,io bift hs hopes audvorh down ne sss.
oas sesyy si,h here mere exception oosns ~gi
sn unless DC rds OF se Other ungrevn srtune sh0um
en Promisr g1cd yield eofn, uouzi gnsd deal or
-. plsn.es g. : Lysr ~ ,sssl,Fi rs.eu = ssnhia'
sbuod.nt pasi ssassus sod none *
snd otins rs % "a ssour ss.sTvs,on e,,sd,
81 ihs ss.f , = a. sd a. osld be dssfed.
s oss raps =. ss 70 " rssa .ss % ~
~ vi. L sppss se 20 vigorous so ~ ~ s, e. h.
70 he shtss. degree dsusrd - bus re houEh vsry
scorrapoodgnis Arouiurai Bsrsau vf,tinr
ssr ss s,. ~ s az % zee s . 81 ss, ~ saa
hovever tps AMI IN rsoy has been psnisd III
Hay VI Ala - pf0d1el abundsnpy and fruits rene
ray poiss Hs rhe eyd dsap ssaisr ers b-sn 81
blu
Nrv Yosx TIE exceedingly fayersbs for TIE hsy
crop, seh - q more lmp5sncs ~ crop
pnfful sopp q us caila fodder depends I'd Jppg
maou batter I'D ehssle We mey rsy YIN some degree d
tany good hag The
yorse ths epsof shs., b.y, snd essos
sary corn, shsb aisaya crops win
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-06-13

AVERic,Ns AZ Rows -Several hundred Americans have
been passing the spring months in the etern. CITY and
letter Of and about them, says:
"Our lair eountryWomen always bear OF tho palm Of
oeauty a. every assembly Adorned or unadorued theirs
the nobility Of nature and thoy wear upon their bro-s
the regal impress Of free people Their charms are 20
ifanscendent b. admitted By al-eysD snrlv Joh
Da.l-silhout dissent ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-06-13

BATAED TAYLOR TAKHs BATH.-Tbe " Y. Tribune Of
"Wednesday contains auo;hrr @, Bsyafd Taylors letters
dated auou'ovara, LaplAnd January u, 1857. We
tract theterom the lO~ng description OF rather ori.
gual style OF bath ia Nhich he INDUCED
Mr.. Woliey Prupo-ed another luxury In che shape
OF vapor BATH Herr Fos;rom bad OF those bath.
ing houses which universal in Finland II was a liz.
tie wooden building without wdows Finnish servant
gill who had been tor time engaged in getting il in
readiness opened the door FOR The interior va We
~ hot and moist Ike oriental bathing hi, In the
centre was pile OF no; stones covered With birch
ooughs the leaves Of which dfusrd pleasant od,r aud
large tub ri water. The floor strewu with straw
ana undef the root was platform extending scTo-s one
end o the building This covered With soft hay and
reached by means OF ladder for the purpose Of getting
the foil effect Of the steam. Some stools and be,ch l
our clothes completed the arrangements There were al
80 ID one corner pitcher OF water, standing in heap Of
snow TO keep Il cool.
The servant girl came in sitter us and Mr. w quietly
proceeded 10 undres- informing that the girl was ath
ng master, aud would DO the usus ,crubinS anil chan,
pOouing. Tbis, IL seems il the general practice in Fin
land, aud j. but another example Of the unemba
habits Of the people Of this part the world The
families 60 TO their bathing rooms togetherather moth
er snd chhdren-and take turns IN polishing each others
backs IL would have been ridiculous to have auy
hesitation under the circumstances in fact an iud,snity
TO the honest supplemented yfsuOus girl and d..
hberately undressed also. When last we stood Ike
our first parents in Paradise naked aud not ashamed she
handed u punches Of birch tags with leaves o. the
use OF which suggested 10y the leaf Of scripture
We mounted To the platform and lay down upon our
backs wbsreupon she increased the temperature v throw
rug upon the hot stones until the heat wls rather
oppressive aud We began TO prousey. She then
took bunch Of birch tWgs which bad been dipped ia
hot water, and switched smartly from head 10 foo,
When had become thoroughly parbosd we descended
tn The hSor, STATED ourselves upon the stools ADD we're
scrubbed with soap thoroughly ptopfiety permitted
Tue girl was m admirable bather the result Of long prsc.
tce in the business. She finished By pouring not water
over Us add then dryng Hiih towels Tie Films
frequently go out and roll n the during the PROCESS
Of toe bsth. ventUred lar go out and stand A
Il al
rt the eyc, q tbs cold ny heated skin sas dsghtr
fully reffesbng.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-06-13

rHs sorrs vsr-se. c,assasu u....,.
% i%Slos. aud s, S so NJ. ss,sas The
s.. r', :, r s.esss az 'ss
s.% s s.s. ps.s, - e
s.s.ss ssa e. Ssas S..%. I'M ~.
nv IN sss s ate. u I'M &c, :ss 81
he s sr S - sss s, q ss I'm large.
,s.,. N, 10 .s ,,s,y Sos senos,- ,h The
ssy ss:,s ...s ,AsI, 90 ne .ss.
ke and Tor most Articles lover prices have
AUCTION SAILS ADvEsrsKp IN raE WHO.
Jan. shrru.. al. .sD 81 fI., ssa., , ..s s. 1T
oi isI sSs.sss. ;s s9 81 ,.,.,.
chester egpo.. Rlohpcnd, Brsss. Mia. SEE sdv
nh.ooum's sale ofssven slaves cook b. H.
ish-rs',ee. negro woman by Dickinson Nm Co.
s,slr.... al. Of 10, N. Cary street, viii.
S, 1s q s sores in the oo.g, turnpike
sale o. 10, al The Of Byrd
y enr,.s, q nay acres. sanser river. Hai..
n,s, from Charlotte H.; dwelling houses
~ 1 1ss Of sss % s ss
rss,ss9. sps ~ ~ asr s No Caroline county 10 miles iroB
privss @ssn.s by s- ynS ac csS sS
a:s. i Sssms; county % .n .
%s ss.ciay., N sss cs aS.s
The liz Il IN, 4, ,i r. s s.;,s ass't
kSs wn:% As. sss,s s ss,s' so i .ss:
Amhr thr<~
D. h.sradsr Bee sdvt. - -
J.as IIA-rru.,.s. ,.,s Of H. a r,um.rm.n, ..oe. Of
iVaOr'. fancy goods. etc. No. III It. W. Ky "
PRIVATE OFFERINGS OF REAL ESTATE
s Of sis loser end Of cumberland county, sir
%is. ron G,stsrsvns Advd By John TPpen
m. sasy nm e:.. Appou..,o. county .. from n,
acres. Advd by white li5i-i -
Dd ~ Mrs. P On a.. or o, Hail. 0esa
IT, .,h i. ,s ans North Ann. river In osrone seao
T. ssds, Rshsr o,.a. uJ,is
n.ross. stock. etc. Included, dsed By r O. Moore
Para mill. near Rosou'. station on RspR
%l, , ss kish@ond .nh dss,ns, etc a 9sIJ.
road, . mile. from Rissasna; O. 4 a. oJssD ~-'
In ] q sgY's $50 acres Ad's,
kbemaTs county on Hardware river contain
,.ra o lose M..paai river at frazier. Ferry
s ~ e wns@ S Wp, s. n sa,t WiA,
acre. Of land IS :ad ssaP.y ,s :. Sc .dy', Gsi
Valley Railroad near cias.vis Ads ss D w%sS me I
Plantation In GooehAnd county Richmond called
Y.m H,nreo county. OF R,staoud eOnainln,
richard Inn Jr oSsfs sewers. sSsas - s ssSS lot. in A
ely and land ns., the s toT sale sss sd' and Or
Gr mn, and farm Of go .srs We R. D. within ,-c
stony Pint rm o. fs5 scres go etrs IN YORK.
the river ~ miles above very estate
use.' Greek the ..srnee Of tn. late Richard Anderson.
poshsan eosny, eonrg S2 Advd By y Andsr
o. acres on West creek 10 Amelia with a,
no ssS c sc . %s IN ke" %eIs
h aeT ss R ts .S trHe, Of iioo
ios wOOdviIe Depot p o. lui
Two tracts in one 1875 se-e
The other 100 both we'll BY clifford Ca eli
Tbe ~. Ir "slsI0uae I'm ~ n, Kin, ..
s2ih acres Of land Advd by D. H. GrisE Aye kins william
Kemper Gordonsvie. 100 acres, and ,ev,.
raj Ioe near and 70 said Village Fee Advt- Of)
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great erop that al hay s about secure and .hst
SPAR nom the damages Of tho winter the M sturs which
ceedingy we'll for the wheat The crops being IN.
HE OF our railroads and ships tcoin the absence
OF which tending eastward their great Interests are o
may 10 worth Ia wing
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The Twelfth Dhfrict.

"ew'lI know In the course Of Few weeks wheth-
err or not Mr. Martin, the Distribution candidate in
Little Tennessee, has been elected to Congress
Inc WFtheriie Telegraph, QDemocratic.) of " ednss-
day, furnishes the latest report, as follows:
The result In this giddy District as far as i san now
DC maae out s exhibited In the following statement;
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Jun


BEzy CGTrE-rh supply today uas very large and
exceeded "a Of Lass 1890 ~eh
" an ordinary quality with n Of very Zoe ooL
cattle, u Shicl sl do not sell
really other
Ehch b!oaieJ and nutritious e9nsid red
However supply did such ea, fr
QGs number % really cattle and average
qualify conpares gate favuraby
balvd chs ~ from ino Ohio aud this state rather
bAd, Of the severity Of the storm havnT been All
aopg exposed to cold and rain bat little EunhiDe srsg
them and render them narkstaks o
quite hne looking cAe from The rivnr
uAeory prices, ~heh must Nation from
shsnee they The total Aerton.
about 1900 head and for ASS the prrv.pT
spinlon OF paeA that gyodly s over on.
Sold brokers pretty hrm and
The Attendance A..
yards muddy, they DID not present
There three which Of
tered At about 10 n they that for over is
and very few brought even a. hsh ~ lac.
Wal CALVGs-Inrre continues demard he heat
Vra ranging materially past auotHon. TIE
saes have mostly been made at about o. &c bvey en-
ua qnty ouy' bringing NE and qualities orfrom
stoec.
LiHns-sheep continue to de- very veil
notwithstanding weekly recep larger than fr
slus good sell from - head They al
feet the Effects ofthe cold Storm extent rT
sSay housed after they arrive In us city,
bad = Eht b expected.
eWnE-Tters demand for good IN. hon,
and holders firm lGpIS bsn made
~ for The best The much last
but with sales Al prices fully high
Courier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-06-13

GnLU LEAr-Probiby the greatest lea on record was
made at the Helena Shot loser Wisconsin, some time
sgo. horse, twelve years Old jumped from fba bank
oscr apefpcndcusr preeipcs u os,s lssdre ayd esl,
fesf into re river bOr. aud css- on, s-fs ord gsnd
aitsr swimming Desfiy haifn mile 10 a suitable landing
place. Tue vutsr the point where the leap was made
was from twenty ~ tsenfv Eve frs' de~r
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Msi. for Martin

Tue report, however, from Of the counties are
o. SO unreliable character that the real result cannot
rr-ns De Known until the Saerifs have compared
ro'- ad made their They will meet 70 do this
Al MARION, on Friday. the l2th Ct this month
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-06-13

SSoRiS0.-old Hicks was al awful suorer lie could
DC heard further than bIacksmhs forge nut his wife
became accustomed TO il that IL soo,hed her TO
rePose They we're very domestic couPle-never slept
ell TO attend court at distance. The first night his
wife never slept wink she missed ihe snoring The
next night passed away in The manner without sleep
She was getting In very bad way and probably would
have died. bad it not been tor the ingenuity OF
girl She took the coffee mill into Ler r,isresI chamber
aud ground her 10 sleep az once
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-06-13

CoSsrcricur IoBAoco.7-rhe spnns1rld Republican
say- In ue ConDectcut valley larger furface viii be
devoted 20 oseoo This year. We believe than before
The article msiniains high price thas good oron 4.
be,ond doubi moe profitable lhan any Other"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-06-13

Offo'rD 70 THE DEcALoGUE.-TLe London Advertiser
states tact which sho-s ihat occupying prominent
Positions above the need OF the osf eletnrutary
sadeaS S'rses hss -dor III sarS1nt csudidssp tor
ParanSn to the rcen; election IN tbs Of az cleo
the DsealogacY' CSo,o ed by the Ihouiry he tg-,sS
to . irepd and asked whispsr, 'Whs. doe ,na,
uesfT> Ths'fe-upfoss aeqatihtar5e with diviyit,
vas on par with his os replied by suggesting that IL
probably meant a1gging m the army Wherc9por Nh,
candidate declared 81 entirely disapprove Of the Dec
alogue Ard will rcsi till see il abolished" To
gentleman was elect'd and is a member Of the new
Parliament The Advertiser adds: 1--WE pledge our.
selves for the perfect accuracy OF this statement
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- GHAIIrIDE.-

- GHAIITCDE.-ifg rA itnde ever syd,n-
sed sLaans claus, Il serrsniy has been With
VIC have used and teed the
Dr. Hosiet@s eseerad Stomach scArcely day pas
se Nc are Informed that the Doctor does SON,
recent and tolieitous
soe .eau.nonisis of deep sod
reoos u health and woned kdred
DyspPSia Fsueney Constipation lack appetite ali B
hous tendrneics speedily h. tee
a. Per d'r-ton' on tos Sod By druggists eveyuhere
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-06-13

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY KESucKT.-The Cincinnati
Commercial OF Monday says.-
AS the Lexington and Coviugon train VS. psssinv
couple Of mules this eide Of Winchester Kentucky on 8,
urday, ibe body OF discovered lying near the
road aud still little further on, another body Wing In
similar condition seen. The parties we're Col James
Price, Of Clarke county, Kentucky an old and esteemed
citizen, and his soa, hne aud promising Young man
both fond weltedng IN their blond the father bav
ng received the contents o double barresd gan loaded
With bucksho Ia the abdomen and lower part ~ his body
Hhe the had been shot through the BODY by bu A. I
from revolver Both we're breahiug when fonnd AID
u s hoped that the oid gentleman may survive although
hops Il enterined Of the recovery Of the con Tue
particulars u this most sangunsry affair A. We hsyo been
able 20 learn them, iUllors:
The LADY Of Col Price, under the name Of "Mnlly
Broom is contributor % the ohio Farmer and in re.
communication o. that journal she gave descrip
tion Of a family residing 10 her neighbofho,d from the
mismanagcment % shOso bead much domestic affection
and disastrous c0nsequences bad arisen Unfortunately
neighbOr named Coy took tho matter intended fDr
hnsei, and feE dsys since, meeting Col Price he de-
manded be conidered himself rsspgusible for What hs
vile The Colonel, who unconscious Of shst
ne auded o. replied IN rather jncuiar manner that be-
not and The parties separated appuently on friendly
terms. o. Saturday morning Col Pice riding on
hofseback ~ the spot above Designated bis son similar
" mounted ing distance behind When he w. in.
vhch be dischiged iu 10 the Colonel who fei from hi
horse % VI appearance dad The this moment
hasteuing % The spot, Gay drew revolver sod sgaiu
6rcd With such fftal IN that ;he sou also fr After
thus dispOsng Oi his victims who ~ Appearances
dead Gay made on aud the present TfitnR - are not
advised shethef he has been arrested TIE foregoing
cleaned from the Colonel bimssl Hho rallied sui
eieuty n relate the particulars NJ the murIerOus attack
80 vel asie probable cause."
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REV YoRx HAY MARKET J,,., n

Thers hAs been but little Hay market during The
will gu tatons hsV. ~,
declined The reot q has Of great
feet odgcng this bat IL likely that prir-s Mi 40
much broE quotAous o shipping Hay hss ban rood
supply ami there bfk Southern dSmand the dincuy Is
a. g-ting vessels o carry -
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Ma, o.

bhHArSTUrr "A large daily Irel.Dd wh..
lsn Corn hAs Impaired considerable Articles
day large speculative business
previous TUESDAY Of I'd Cd Wheat and p a. N g. ~
quarter on lndan Cora Pour other ar.
not participated in the enhancement.
The could country look
Ing than At
The market this morning h,d but tie
pat wheat and iadian Corn holders
er operated eaaousy the demand Lively a. We found
fully "a huhri, and 81 m Tlour
only 81 10 sack and bsrrl higher risen
With Wheat aud sloS sale. = load d-srr IL
oss Barley beauS aui Peas alteration rom me
u NC prc~s o. FGessy last Prrctptblr.
-gRo. lrCcfOr's CircEiGr $500
With good speculative wheat and Y1cu, m
LAY sad Monday The former advanced tSi y 20 10. and The
later y Il hb Frtday's prices
Glt o. gatrtrr Al our market to-day however wheat and
Flour q allow sale, buy Indian Corn
CO -A' ~ % ''' A''e'''r' ON" Spence
The Corn aaIket has been quite excited Advanced 2d
- oush~l flour u bhl: Indlsu Corn p ca
FEiday Lard eNIsnyi. da At as -Biytaad. AtitG & 90
st uftlsE ADJ nat~,sirndnx ne ana errins
weathr when oid tar ir -
eod and dry sprng frsdayS n trrten.
the part 81 hodern,
stans from thence vii be far
tAoe resisted any further advance Andn
prices were taken nonr advanced 81 II boil Indian Cora con
nues IN deaud Tor Ireland and dearrr g.
qlAitsT - '
was not attendance daysuars. wk.a;
In very limited demand pressed price,
6bs -, aud dsto red 99s There Vas good d.msnA
or TIE bsi brsnds Flour from the bakers qn
neglected Canal 3s 6ll3s Cd
baltimore 1lQtSs 81, ohio S2tSSs So 6il95. Irtun
Com Vas ore freely "a red willie Gi64
yelioS aud mixed ssi 9i59i Spring seAdy-fo,r
hki, Fros: a co.
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medicine and Its astonishing
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these complaints, Ia all their various forms,
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ment ration 81 the stomach
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THE NEw SCu0oL SLAvEtY.-The trustees Of the
Second (Ser Schoo Prrsiy tefan Church IN Cincinnati
have adopted the following resolutions:
l. Rsfoirei Thst d, not desire tho division Of the
New School Presbyterian Church
2. Rcsoiusd That dsspprove Of the seton Of the
late general assembly the subject Of slavery, and that
d'approye Of al agation Of the slavery questOn 10
the general assembly.