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o. SL EMNlONs'
PREMIUM CARRIAGE SHOp!!

THE HEJiNDERSIGNED II take pIoasare in annour-
cling the citizens Of Harrison and adjoining een,
ties, that he has commenced Carriage Manuiac.
turing in all lie branches. He has superior ia
eilites for manufacturing every kind OF vehicles.
His stock will be manufactured In style superior
to to any in the place, and on the most favorxtse
terms. Those wishing any kind Of vehicles ~
solicited TO give him call before purchasing else.
where.
His assortment consists in part Of Elase Carrins
ges, Livery Coaches, Boston K6cAaways, Prince
Albefts, Farmers' Carriages and Buggses, Jersey
Wagons Phaetons Sliding seat Huggias, Buggiea
viii. Sliding tops, Light Trating Buggins. SksIs-
ton Buegies; Sd!kies, &c., &c. q
All hinds of repairing executed at the aiortast mo-
tite, and tho best ieims. He keeps mono bnt iha
best Of workrnen 10 hia employ. kew work ex~
changedior old. .sl. a
az Shop dircc,ly east of The Ameriran fiouasstM
tho well known stand foslpasly erespss KNn&
& Harper, u. SIl8M AuMk&
Csdix, Chin 1871.
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R. HIRE. W. "A. T.ss
krRe Rseika aKsAlEN NAEI

FAMES HOWARD has removed his Boot and
j Shoe Store to the room formerly occupied By
lenry Kerr, three doors 30 tn oi tho post clFlce,
md one door north OF Sewart's store, where he
leeps one oithe largest and best stocks Of Boots
and Shoes ever offered in Cadi2 He has Just re-.
:eivod ires stock, all OF which will be sold cheap
II than ever. Custom work made to order. Give
ne call ii YOU wish TO secure bargains.
JAMES HOWARD.
Cadiz, Ohio april %, 1856
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new ApYERTIsEMENTs..


RTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed by the Probate Court, and
qualified as the Executor OF the Will OF Samuel
Bnebansn late Of said county of Harrison, Ohio.
5scsased All persons interested will take notice
accordingly JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Executor.
April I, ls5S-3t
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Houoway's l}ias are the lest remedy !" the soor7d

H0ll0Way'S rus are me Cc8t IeaeaB III Me N0ftai
for tie. t67lo~jng diseases:
Asthma DlarhBa Indigestion
Rov,el Connlaint5 Dropsey Influenza
Coughs Debility inflammation
Costiveness Fever ana Ague ness
Dvsnensia Head Aches Liver Com 'pts
I,owness fspirits Files Stone& gravel
Sec,ry SYMPTOMS Venerea alec'ns Worms of all
kinds.
arCAUTION!-N None are genuine unless the
words "IIolloway, New York and London are
discernabeas as a Water-marS in every leaf of the
book Of directions around each pot or box the same
may be plainly seen by holding the leaf TO the liht
handsome reward will be given to any one ren.
dc ring such information may lead 10 the detec-
ton Of any party or parties counterieitng the medi-
ciues or vending the same, knowing them TO be
spurious.
=. *Sold at the Mandatory of Professor Hollo.
way, 50 Maiden Lane, New YorK, ard by all re-
ape ctahe druggists and Dealers in cine thro'-
out the United States and the civilized world, in
| boxes at 25 cents, 621a cents and 81 each.
85There is con siderable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N, B-Dircctions for the guidance Of every dis
order arc affixed to each box.
| March 3, lS5S-lV
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Spring and Summer Stock OF
FANCY. VARIETY GOODS, JEWFI,RY e.,

SpFkbS ana SWHAMCr AtOck Of M
FANCY, VARIETY GOODS JEWELRY, Sc
At Wholesale.
7 HAVE just received tirstinstament Of So case
l of Dry and Variety Goods. Ii cons ists in part
Patent Thread. Slate Pencils Razor Straps.
Shoe Thread Hair Brushes Scissors, Pen and
Spool Cotton, Ivory Combs, Pocket Knives
Sewing silk, Snuff Boxes Warrens Backing
Handkerchet's Hosiery Lead PenciIs,
Boot & Shoe Laces Gloves, Skein Cotton.
Gum Suspend'rs, Galonns Shaving Soap,
llooks& Eyes, Needles s. Pins, Hair Oils,
yiolin Strings, Buttons: Whale Bones,
Tooth Brushes, Bonnet Wire, Envelopes
Knitting Pins, Purses Note Paper. ~
Percussion Caps, Pocket Books, MLanes Medicines
Fish Hooks, Port Monica, Silk Lace, II
Shaving Boxes, Razors, Silk Wells
Also, Muslins, Ginghams, Prints, and general
assortment Of Dry and Variety Goods, violins, Ac:
cordeons aud Musical instruments.
a large stock ofGod and Silver Watches, Silver
Ware, lewelry, &C.
The early attention Of Country Merchants and
others is particularly detected to the above stock.
ROBERT COCHRAN.
9TH street, above Market, Steubenvills.
april 80, 1851
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CtASfEss OIL, IA hos:!s4. and on dfaughl, prim
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CtrPcr;ons desiring anything in the Saddle,
Harness or Trunk line, would do well to see
+. Iimmon's advertisement in to-day's Sentinel
His work will be Of the best quality they
intend to manufacture an extra article of cyan
kee Harness."
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
That great Magazine for the people now ready at
Hanna's, also
HARPER'S MAGAZINE,
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PETERS0N'S NJ ,GAZfNE,
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Ot5-Anyef our frinds that are desirous of their
children receiving good education should not
fail to read the advertisement of Franklin
College in to-day's Sentinel. This institution
is too well known to need any commentator
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HoLLo Us PILLS.

The quantity and quality of the bileare of vital
Importance TO health. Upon the iver, the gland
which secretes this fluid these Pills operate speci.
fcally; infallibly rectfyng its Irregularities and
enectuay curing Jaundice, Bilious Remiuants,
and all varieties ofdisease generated by an unnat-
ural condition OF the organ.
ime to come, by course of this mild but thorough
alternative. -.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
| Unless thehowels perform their functions properly
the whole body suffers. TINS Of thousands die an
nuai!y of Dysentary, Diarrhma, Chronic Cons pa-
ZION and other diseases oil these waste pipesof the
| system The effect OF the Pills upon all intestinal
disorders, whether casual or epidemic, is phonom-
! non in Medicine. ByfoIlowing the printed direct
ions, the most alarming cases OF bowel complaint
are promptly controlled.
A WORD TO FEMALES.
Tic local debility and irregularities Y hioh are
the especial annoyance of the weaker sen, and
which when neglected, always shorten life are re-
Eeyed fo, the lime being, and prevented for the
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DICOVERY
Every Kind Of 3 umor

Or. kennedy. Of RoxbuTy, has discovered n o1s
on: common pasture weeds remedy tiAteErss
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the View York City Post once,
aofu.Aau n~tnhnr uQRo


Published exclusively in the New YORK HERALD, by
Act Of Congresse paper haping the largest circulation Of
any paper in TIE United States.
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DoARD IN BROoKLYN-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
ID and few sns. gentlemen who wish class and
board them by early application ll0 Clinton
res between Warren and Congress- convenient 10 Hamilton
and South ferries
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A SMALL FAMILY OCCUPYING MODERN BUILT
"A house, would let several rooms handsomely furnished
Eentemen their wives with without board dinner at
o'clock Stages pass the door Apply at ~ Ninth street. be
ween Fifth and Sixth avenues.
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A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMAN, or GENTLEMAN

n and wife, be accommodated with neatly furnished
rooms With or without hser3 reasonable terms small
private family at 100 Canal number 3, short
dsstance west u Broadway. Stoves Ia the
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A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN DE ACGoMMo-
IA dated with nicely furnished rooms and breakfast II de
sired Apply b35 Houston street
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A SUIT OF HANDSOME ROOMS, ON SECOND FLOOR.
n single gentlemen, furnished unfunishad
rether separately a 2i3 Wooster street Washington
square good location a doctor dentist The house X
has all the modern improvements fn1ur. rs
premises of j. GISEY K39 Broadway, in the store
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
IfM SANDER FOUND GUILTY OF THE
MURDER or PETER SHORCK.
Pom ols Special Reporter.

Eseul ols Special epoE.er.
SEwGrRGH, Oct. Il, 1858.
Tie trial of Vim. Sander for the murder OF Peter
Shorck. at Goshen on the 18th Of August lsst, eom.
menced yesterday Wednesday,, before Judge Lott
s. W. Fullerton and T. A. Brewster appeared for the
prisoner. The readers OF THE TRIBUNE viii remember
that Sander, witt apparently oiTense or prvvoca-
ton, deliberately attempted TO murder both Pet.r
Shorck and Margaret Schealing, who, a. well a. him.
self, were Germans, in The employ Of ~. Charles
Reeves Of Goshen. Tie lau facts o the case are S.
follows:
On or about the lst of August Wm Sander made
bic frst appearance IL Goshen, ami told German
barber there that he had been IN the country but
few weeks AMI that his brother and sister had de-
serted HIN III New-iork, leaving him penniless and
frendess. tie had msie his way 10 Goshen, living
on berries, &c. The only article Of anything Ike
baggage that Sander Lad his possession at this
tine wss small ladys salchel Of red morocco, hound
with brass clssps-beng singular thing for IN
his circumstances 10 have. Soon after his ar
rival he was employed by Mr.. Charles
Reeves, who lives about two miles from the
village TO work upon his farm Mr. Reeves had in
his employ two Germans, Peter Shorck and Margaret
SehealiBg, who lad been with HIM several years.
Sander went t0 work at Mr.. Reeves's, and appeared
to be peseable and industrious, thongh he rather
fond OF showing the contents of his satehei, when
pair OF pistols, bullets, caps and case knir.
On Friday the 10th, al of Mr.. Reevess iamiiy were
absent from the house Just before dusk. Peter Seorek
wa. n the village and boosted Of the good character
and industry of their new man, Sander. Inc next
that was heard from any Of them was al Mr.. Ca-e .
who was awak, ned abou. 10 O'Clock by noise u M
ward: and upon going 10 the door he found the girl
Margaret lying npon the ground She said '' Poor
Peter is killed and am shot-WilEam DID II, NJ
Case Immediately took her into the honse and sarteo
FOR assistance. Mr.. Reeves and his family came nome
.oon after and found Peter dead, but Sander had fed
He was arrested on Snpdsy following, n The nelcs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

about two niles from Chester, and only FIVE miles
from the scene Of the murder.
Margaret Scheslinc, WHO has SO far recovered as
20 b. present in Court says that during the day San
der asked her Z The family would be home before
sy.niur and she told nm they would not. A. about
g clock Peter, who had been sitting in her room
started e. 90 into the hall, VIM. Sander met him st
the door and, wthou, word. shO. him. She went
10 the door ana said, William :" He replied
IYes ard Immediately shot her. Peter fell on the
floor but Margaret iamped from the window some ~
feet 20 The ground and made her way Nj. Gaze :.
Her testimony was clear and plain, showing eonclu
.;vely ths. Peter Shorsk was killed by Sander. The
rr;sorer introduced no testimony AT s. DR.. Frleron
made an able argumen, in his defense, claiming tha;
HI client was evidently insane Sander has indeed
- ..-.,,sI, since his arrest, hut before that ap
.o.-sS ,erfec.lv sane The District Attorney Mr..
Eedr.vi summed up on behalf Of the State and after
IN, Oh ,yce from the Judge the ease WAS gwen to
,he JSrv In a very fe minutes they retarned with
~. unani.aogs verdict ol Galiy. tae prisoner
r;il rrobablv be sentenced tomorrow, Friday.
Wm. Sander the murderer is young go"n look
ing German apparently very inteiigrni' trough ne
.rsssks uo English He has manifested throughout
H. tT;eI he ,uTs. stod Indifference seeming to taSe
No ;rreres. in the proceedings. He sits most of mo
,no with his head bent down keeping Il IN enc po-
sir;on for long time and then raising II Win slow
mechanical movement. When the NtTuict "i thc v,A
was translated to bin, he simply raised me- sy.; os
manifested no feeling or emotion whatever. hnoVs
bsye been made 10 find his brother bu' ~ yet nothing
has been he ard from him. When Sander Was asked
# h, wished 10 see his brother, he replied, - NO,
"hsve got but little while 70 i've and i MAKES no
d;rr-errr" He has no other friends IN the coun'ry
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

.ins. 10 specal phoatOn ~ the case Of kan.s' oe
snse Of the odious discrimination against the No''h;
and shall persist IN my coarse Inc RUE might W.
80 heeu Tesorted 20 when the Application was nr5t
made for her admission under the ecompton Con.titu-
ton and the country have been spared the excitement
which the attempt 20 submerge Kansas Deneath IL
created But II IL now too late to invoke u. IL ,h-
people Of Kansas had consented 10 submit 70 the IT,
compton Constitution, they could nave become d
State notwithstanding the insuficlency OF heT uh-
ascertsned pOpulaton-and for the reason tha' they
preserved their honor II for no other reason "ona
IN her ease disregard the rule OF population Sne mas
proven herself worthy Of the confidence OF the nation,
and her prompt admission as one OF the sovereign
States al, the Union would be appropriate recogn-
ton of her infe1ibie and heroic manensnce Of the
gres, right of sefgovernment which lies M the base
Of the republican edhce .
minstration relative TO any new application Tor the
admission Of Kansas, shall not hesitate To vote IN
favor Of her admission, without reference 10 her popn
lation, If in other respects she shal pe snlilled
almost every personal indDcement is against my ac-
oeptance and I have not declined the proposition,
chiefly becanse my success should such b. the result,
may yet have the effect to quiet the herVee OF some
Nortiern representative, who may be tempted 70
sacrifice the rights Of his constituency and his own
honor unde, the pressure Of party discipline, wnicn
be may be too feeble To rest-by the as uTance tnat
thesnppo-ed dpeasnTe Of the Executive is mot neces
ssv TO be followed by the forfeiture OF the confidence
Of bis constituents.
am no. without apprehension that our systein OF
Government will not survive another generation,
unless the Independence Of the House Of R'presen'a
lve- s established upoD surer foundation than that
unon which seems 10 me now to rest while AIN
faeni ,nt tho North cannot long maintain even her
present place in the councils Of the nation. her rep
resen,atives are permitted equally with those Of
the South 10 exercise the attributes Of mind and
science in respect of every Of national con-
cernmen, She may well despair Of acquiring that
position in the Union 20 which her vast nnnbers and
her still vas.er interests entite her. unless her Repre-
sentatives, al least, are free.
an. ycur fellow citizen, HORACE ?. tLAhh.
AID JOnx J. BRADLEY, RiCHaND BUSTED, ssq and ohsrs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
FROM HAVANA.

The United States Nail steamship Philas.lc,,,
Capt. Harrison, len New-Orleans on the ,xA. Hsx,,.
on the sth, and Key West the 9th inst and xr;y,a
here early on Thursday morning. She brirss ~;.s,.
passengers and cargo of -four OIL ccchineal .ob,e.,
cigars and fruit.
In the explosion of the Navai Magazine a. lIsv.,,
which occurred on the Goth ult., at Il p m. he -,
OF lives wrs ll2 and wounded ~, ~ far a, ,.c...
tanned Loss Of property over one million.
Tie brig George u. Chase, bound from yex.o.
leans TO Havana, which was lost on the Color.A.
Reefs on the evening O; the Ath alt, sunk IN .svs.
fathoms water.
The sugar market in Havans was quiet snl de,l,.
ing, buyers offering for Nos. II and II, & Is.o "a
e 81 /; stock hand, llo,coo boxes; lss. yes,.p.
time lo5, 600 boxes.
Exchange on London, l5l pruum; Sev.yo,s 4,
TO S; and New Orleans, on shor, tine. TO 81 rr,,o
Ief, the United States MAJ steamship Enpn, C,.v
with the California passengers, a. Key we., war,
the arrival Of the steamship GransdS Auw.p
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
N.iRJNE AFFAIRS.
NAVAL

NAVAL.
Brigader General Archibald Henderson, Cocrs{
Commsndant Of the United States Marine Corps. 10
companied by Aid-de-camp, Lieut.. Henderson, pad
his annual visit to the Brooklyn Marine Barraeksea %
Wednesday, and during an interval Of sunshine al
clear weather inspected tho soldiers attached TO oar
Navy Yard. This old veteran is in harness over 6ay
years and the companion Of the brave old Stewart
in two of the most glorious engagements immotased
by tho infant navy Of America, the capture o. tha
Cysne and Leyant. The General looks as well as We
have seen him for years, and is just as ambitious ss
ever TO have the marines oashne all other military
men. He expressed himself highly pleased with The
Brooklyn command ani bestowed weldeseryea COM
pments on Col. Harris, Major Doughty, and all ths
CONS" and " non CONS" generally Il has been
decided that one Purser viii have To take charge Of
two of the chartered steamers Parser {. j. jackson
reported yesterday for the Memphis AMI Caedohia,
and Purser j. X. Harwood is ordered to the Westerr-
po,t and Atlanta.
rumor founded on good authority was current
the Navy ard yesterday to the effect that all the re.
tired naval officers are be reinstated except four,
and that these four are to be tried by court marital,
that il may be lsccrtaincd whether they 1t for
duty or not.
In the year 1851, there were 6j designations Of Of
cers aud 10 deaths and in the Marine corps, Nss
| deaths, no designations, but twenty dismissals.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
CENTRAL Ne H-JERSE !.
I'D NC q qhe Y Y. Tnt-ne.

Corr.sr.pdcpce q The Y. Trit-ne.
RAHwAY, n. j., Oct. Is, 1855.
On the Gil inst. the Opposition Convention OF the
lua Congressional District met at Soms-vl.s ard
unanimously resolved, That il inezpsd!ert to
make any nomination for Congress, recommending
~ tire voters os the District the nse Of Garnet B.
Admin our present excellent representative, who
lsd explicitly said ,hat Il was bis intention 10 present
hiu,ei,o the people Independent Anti Lecomp-
ton candidate for the next Congress. IL accordance
with his resolution, Hr. Adrain i now engaged il
stunning the district, speaking every night, and
working might and main for the good u the cause.
Iast eyenpg he held forth here 10 large and en;hu
siast;c audience. and such grand expose Of Sham
Den,ocrncv We have never been RECALLED with before
He aeuounced The editors of TIE S0zcrse' Democrat
The N.v-Brunsvick DAILY Mars, and Sham of The
RaAray RspublscGE, as " cowaTdly slaves, whose
chains clank at every step. TO make this intel
Egjhle Won must know that this precious trio hold
fat of;res IN the New-YOrk Custom-House. The
District is strongly Democratic, bat every day hear
Of Offers 70 wage on Abrams election by 500 major
ity. and few takers are found. NJ. Adran said, in
The course Of his speech, thu; ne had challenged
" Billy Patterson" the Lecompion nominee, 10 public
discussion bur Billy declined On accom-, OF being con
fined Al home with q severe attack OF " Lecomptcn
fever Everything IS prosPernF, ard we 90 not
give good account Of ourselves Or tne % OF Novem-
be. lie H. why consider indebted 10 you establish
msr. fer pew hsfs al arorpc' A'h
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
S}CRLES ON l.ALBRIDGE.
To tk< Edisr ef The v. u Tr,tslt.

To n, Ediar of The " Y Trhsre.
SrR: read with some attention Tie letter Of the
Hon n. +. Sickles 10 Gen. Walbridce, end the "pri-
ys,e memorandum u the agreement made between
them, published in your paper Of this morning, and
your commeuts thert0p, aud considering The former
gentleman antccedcuts, ard which you DO not seen
to remember, permit III, to say tha. think you do
hiin erea, injustice aud you must back down ard
''go IN" for him against the General.
Do you no. recollec; the very just and admirable
proposition Of certain distinguished white man 10 al
Indian. to the disposition Of turkey and b.;serd
which they had taken IL JOIN hunt
Says the white man 70 the Indian, Il VII take the
turkey and you may have the buzzard or yoa may
have the bu1zara and vii take the turkey and
from the very shrewd manner in which Mr. Sckles
got up the "priyate agreement with the General
and then admirably does he observe snd keep it,
can doub, tha, the white above referred
"a was his great progentor, and that All the shrevd
ness and honesiy-indeed all the admirable rats-Of
character within the family, from the time Of the dis
position Of the turkey and huzzer1 aforesaid 10 the
present. have eliminated in him.
Only observe how beautifully the white man propo-
siton Il the Indian revived in the position assumed
by Mr.. Sckles. Says ne ~ the General In 1856 Will
take The nomination ~ Congress, and you shall keep
"tbe prr0ic dgromcH,, and in lsS you shall keep
"the agreemen prirass and will take the nominate on
"to Congress-" and because the General don't quietly
Weld the turkey and take the buzzard' that the
honorable gentleman awards him, he sppeals TO q
generous ard discriminating public 20 compel the
General 10 do So and who doubt the result when
the good faith and honesty of Mr. Sckles s taken in.
accom-. Certainly NO one; and The honorable
gentleman continues - perseyere Sin the ways OF
well Going" and don't hide lis bgh. undf! g
bushel be may ~ tine become kJowp and dis