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PRICE - CENTS

). 3 Barnes & Co, PrOpTietOrs of the Cleve
l11i Plumng works, Atvsater Block arc prepared
viii Arse force d experienced workmsa doing every
es-ltiaa Of Plu nhing in the most thorough manner
he most scientific plans reasonable terms and short
notice. l-s stocks OF Fountains OF iasreut STYLES and
lzes Baihins Tubs uf cast iron and wood lined with
iuusd-coppor. steam heaters lead AID galvanized iron
pins Lsaer aud India Rubber Hose. even descupiiuO
sfErss ali Fa.ed Cocks Including The Paten Sefclos
~ Caak reroatiy intnnful, Was Bowls and AL kinds
fWat-r Works fINtures k-nt constantly on hand Al
uarrrrrrf. NJ
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FIRE.

ROCHESTER,. Aug. H.
Longmuirs brewery. situated on Water ST. was
totally destroyed by fire about two O'Clock this
mOrning-llsO Dundas & HillOwells Sheep Skin
Factory, and Doxtators Baths adjoining Long
muir's Los about SIS, 600. Insured $4,000.
Dundee & HalloWells loss $4,000. Insured
81 600.
Willis Hsllowell, in same building; loss $1,000.
Insured 81 600.
Doxtator's loss 81 .OCO. No Insurance.
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GUIrAR.-J H THoNAs, Teacher Of the Quit
ar. Rooms at No 3 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.
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PERSONAL L. A HISE, Esq, the distin..
guished lecturer on land reform, will lecture IN
the Public Square this evening, and probably
before the Working Mems Meeting tomorrow
avsninr
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nlr0i1ines.
WHY Is THE DEMAND so GREAT For
DIR. MANN'S
BALSAM?

BECAUSE 1T WILL, In all cases,
- safely and eectually cure ha much dreaded scOur-e
Of the wesCbiils. Fever aud AgueIihou fsil; u
fct thousands DO testify sn1 unike ali other nosirurs
II IS ouly recommended fr eias cf diseases; and
its worth, By men Of influence and high standing.
Prirceton, Ill. Sept 2Oth, Issz.
DR. MANN-Dear Sir: For several years pas, have used
your AGUE BALSADI in my dailv practice, and have
closely observed effects hundreds cases and
case has it failed produce the happy effect
most eheerfuliy recommend a certain specific for
Chills. Fever aud Asue, and MalaTious Diseases
Truly Your, II. AUSTIN, NJ. d.
1IarshaII Mich, Feb. Ilth. ISL
DR. MANN Col have sold a large amount Of your
AGUE BAISAM in this vicinity, and from my personal
kuovedge OF il, lievs the hest rsmsdy fr Chis
Fever and Agne that has ever been sold IN state
Respectfully HOurs. G. A HYDE.
Ashia0uia. Ohio. Jan Ist. ISIS.
MEssRs. 5 X MANN Co.-Gents; Ia eauvassing the
states Il Ohio and Michigan for the sale Of different
remedies Of VII eh we have CONTROL our attsn has been
SA " has sa3ed fo Itself in every place where sold Il
sales rand than all otheis Il esiined super
seie al other asue rsmeIies IN the market.
vsly Truly Yours. Aks HENDRY.
New York. Feb q, 1855
MEsSRs- s. K Mann 4 Co.-Geufs: have al cur house
81. Louis, sold your AGUE BAISAM three wears and
have c1rclully Observed It's eecs CURING aud must IN
all c7udor. do not believe quai IN ali the
world Of medicines. To ny personal knowledge II has
cured permanently every time, and have known IL used
after oiher remedies had been tined vain with the most
known case but what remlned cursd. that
season have no heslar a n recommending 1t per-
Respectfully YOuIs, PaoF. o. J. WOOD.
s. X. MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio. Sold
GAYLORD & HAMMOND.
WILLIAM FISKE,
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NEWS FROM THE WEST.

LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. IA.
Lieut.. Col. johnson. first cavalry, and Capt
Simpson Of the commissiOnaTy department, nave
arrived from the Plains. The former assumes CON-
mand Of Fort Riley.
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FOR LAKE SUPERIoR.-The elegant new pro-
peller Northern Light, Capt JOIN SPAULDISe,
sails for Lake Superior tonight Au aboard.
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ANUsENRNrs.-The Marsh Troupe at the
Theater and Prof Love at the Melodeon. Make
4 choice both are worth seeing.
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III H sOLOMONsON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
ess largest OF the approved kinds OF
PEcTACLES AuEis glasses, whether iur near or far
lghted ground under his inspection, By machine
Of construction, with the Teaiest care so as to
the eyes al cases CuTng Weakness DE-Hess o.
Inflammation Of the Ess and mparIng strength ioT lOlg
Teadiag or fne sewing.
q n RI. Solomonson would here inform the public
that he employs any IN the sale OF his lenses
z Also splendid assortment OF SPY GLASSES Ill
CROSCoPEs, COAIPAsSES, &c, kezt on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect natural.
~Ohro3 3 Superior street under the AmsrIoan Hotel
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DARKrNs TsF cRFyFsT HAIR.

OF replaces the red sandy iiHge which 6etrsts 50 much
non personal o5eiiness with brilliant black OF brown.
The hues It ilarts are FAST COLORS and change
motle after exposure the air In the nidlty, uni
orIiy and certainty OF its operation his Dye stands alone
Sold everywhere aad applied by all Hair Dresers. JOSEPH
cHRIsT, noRo 4 Co, Nos As'0T Hosse, N. J.
iulRdS ylla
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
MAKING PRRPARArION.

PTTTsBURGH, Aug. IL.
The Mayor has called meeting Of citizens at
N Merchants Exchange tomorrow 70 make arrange
ments for grand demonstration IT honor Of the
successful working Of the Atlantic Telegraph. A
general illumination and one hundred guns on
Thursday
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ST. johns, n. F., Aug II.
We have succeeded in obtaining one more paper
brought out by the Arabia the only additional one
on board the Europa
BREADSIUFFS-rue Liverpool COuTie-, Of tho III,
says that, compared last week the prices Of
brradStuh IA her fTmer. The ultimate Jie Of The
presert harvest will favor the previously reduced
average pIice.
F., inquired for at full prces to-day; west
ern canal 11ls5; Phadelpha Ba tmOre and Ohio AZ
2l-fs- White American wheat quoted es7d Is4d;
5sGd s6s6d Indian steady; white ass; vel
low mi1cd a. 31scd a34s-
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Tie RESTORATIVE Is PUT up bottles Il three sizes
large medium and small The small holds half pint and
reiais Ir 81 per bote Tie medium holds at least twenty
proportion than the Sa and retas for
81 per bottle The arge holds quart forty yer cent
IN pruporti IN, 4 reiails for So.
D. J. WOOD i co PrOpnet0rs 2l2 Broadway, New
York n the great n Y Wire Railing esahshmenf) and
ia Market street, s.. Louis, No.
AID sd by al Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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GRAND CELEBRATION.

NV T VH-Af -ANI. II
New York IS beside itself with joy to night-al
the the public buildings all the bells, large num-
Der Of private houses, are lit up with brilliant
blaze OF light In all the City Parks there Is a
brilliant display Of fireworks, bOnires are blazing.
fire crackers exploding, bells ringing. people
cheering, and cannon aud small arms firing every
where. Never before has there been witnessed
aach a scene Of enthusiasm.
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PoLIcE COURT.-There were but two cases
before the Court yesterday, and both unimpor-
tant.
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ADJoURNED.-The City Council adjourned
last night without tr4nsaeting any business.
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TRAyELFR,s liFGIsTER.

q For Gas Fixtures 0Rd Fntmg-AYYly
FaJy Els.ooTfl 8 Co, los aad iOz SuSeriOr street
apI-f
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IN A MOMENTl

without detaialEg Merchant from his business, tie
man Of sshou from his enoymeuts; the Aatron from her
household duiies
CHRISrADOROs EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
the Won eTfal Chemical Counfsre OF Natures Coorng
Fluid
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CnARLEs IARDEw.


= :
PROF o. J. WOlD-With confidence do trecommenI your
Hair Restorative being the most ecacous article ever
saw Since using your Hair Restorative my hair and whis
kers which almost white have gradually gown dark
and now feel canient that few more appestions will
them their natural color 10 has also relieved
OF all dandru and unpleasant itching among
persons who De rspire freely j. G. KlLBY
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PROP WOoD-About two years ago. my hair commenced
turning gray last bee milg bald Nnd had tried mlny
remedies 10 ri. conn e1ced Restorative
IN Ianuarylsi; few applcalO fastened my hlIr firmly;
began MI up out. and turned back lis fHmaT
co0r-back AT this time n isuy 70 its orgi1al
col0r health and appearance and cheerfuly Tecomnend
its TO al j. ID. HOES
Cbi-aga II1inois Nav II
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph
oFTicE, WARINs's BLOCK, cORSKK or BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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TOM CORWIN NOMINATED.

GINCINNATI, aug II.
The Hon. Tom COrwin was nominated for Con-
gress, yesterday, by the republicans OF the 7h
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CFLEBRATIONs, sc.


DETRorT, Aug L.
The Queens message was received here last
nightwith the utmost enthusiasm The City bells
were rung simultaneously, and the whole populace
called out BOnfires aud fireworks lighted up the
city while the streets were literally thrOnged with
citizens anxious 20 learn tidings, celebrate the
event. aud hear impromptu speeches. Tonight
a grand display Of fireworks aud general ilumi-
nation will take place. A salute OF one hundred
guns and will be fired. and grand torchlight pro-
cession move in the principal streets. The utmost
enthusiasm peTvades throughout the State
CHICAGO, Aug II.
Although preparations for celebrating the recep
ton OF the Queens Message were not perfected
Immediately on its receipt the excitement broke
out and continued all night. At ten, one hundred
guns were fired The bells rung one hour, rockets
were sent up, and bODfres blazed on almost every
street corner in the city. A grand celebration
comes of this evening in honor OF the event. under
the direction of joint committee Of the Common
Council and Board Of Trade.
SANDUskY, Aug. IL.
Great rejoicing last night All the bells Of the
city rang for an hour bOnfires blazing, houses ilu
minated, speeches and music.
Another demonstration viii be made tonight in
honor of the Queens full Message.
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--L--l-s--- . . IIV-II y. NV lOIL
WIGS ! WIGS !! WIGS! /!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all
TErg aTe elegant, hight. eass and durable.
Fit..ng 70 ciarmiIo tuning up beLind-no sltrnk ing
o. the head indeed, this IS the only s ashusnt where
these thi.zs properly uudeTs O, d and made
80 Broadway, New York
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-DnrcH AZ &c. GyrEsEIEDTDeT;, z wsl,h NsvsDsgsr

PRoF o J WOoD-Dear SIR Some month weeks
received bottle Of your Hair Restorative. and
il 70 my wife WHO concluded TO trv Il on Der head lille
thInkuE the time that would restore the gray hair
is Original color "ut to hsr and my surprise, after few
weeks trial II performed that wonderful effect by
ing an the gray hairs dark brown the time
beauying thickening the hair strongly recommend
the above Restorative TO all persnns m want Of sleh
change OF their hair. CnARLES CARDEW.
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HEALTH On AMkKICAN WO,

Ii MEN From tss N Y Daily Ness (Editorisll
F. Bridge on The Hsslih Of American Women IL snoth.
column He treats the subject IN sble manner, and
Fros a. 4I5SsS Morning EE5rsss-
0farshalls Uterine CanocDn has proved 20 be fully
b msde ssailemsR and oI6es Dr. bridge is regular
and discrimination udiclous and highly successful pIac
ttoner n all diseases, especially those Of women and
Ffom PsysioiaHs
"AIaishalrs Uterine CaihoieOn vii certainly cure all
the diseases iol which Il ,s; Is Ise9mWsads m
Uterine CathOhcon a ain and safe remedy
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is uuhesiiaingly er-c as re liable remedy for those
eoplanis q wheh eyeIy woman Is loie ana y nea sra
u5lY ac ne mind as well as me boy 81 bat % th 4
talk work becou alike fce Of uer1ng II not IN
eol IS a Ieme5v are Fsliiss Of he wSmb. waes Sup
pressed Irregular OF Pa nfa sle9sruaten Bloaiin n
sans, Rsenion or lnoniiaenee Of Une HeaIbuIl Cos
y n ensss, Esllil-ss i ~ iby'
connected vita the uterine organs
Ladies who troubled with aHy Of the above symptoms
will SHINE invited all
diess Dr BRIDGE with fuil eolhderee that they will
medcne but ingredients have been mlde known 10 the
s9eeIable physlcian N the country.
Tn pries o. MARSHA LIS UTERINEi CATHOLE
CON Is One Dollar anf a HalPsr siHgis bottle.
WEST BEDFeaD. C9shoesoa Co MAY z. ISL;
Of the Graenberg Onpany for the last ten and
i5s 5iIs Sssod 10 oa @saT sniss IS regularly
teirtsa and cge. and with trade n y have become
ape article Marshafs Uteuns Ca hoicon : meii-
cine tha done great amount q good IN female disess
One lady so II TO toll she had received
benefit from bottle than she dd rm long course Of
medical treatment By he most skillfal physielans
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON
January lst, lass.
MRS. RoBINsoN's CERTIFICATE.
VERSOy, Trumbull Co, May lst. 1858
This certies that have been IN Door he1lth Tor
years and found little relief after 2osns number
II Physiciaas. Ny disease PrOla0Ss Ute n had
been reduce bT that and Fouor Ahus until nad become
liberated considerable By the advice Of Dr
W Bushnell procured and took siN bottles Of Marshals
Uerine atholcon which enable 10 attend 10 hus-
band his sickness until he died which about
year have taken three bottles s'nce his d. ah;
wheh hos made able 20 labor and support family Of
three children The Cafhocou has nearly restored e 70
health Il sth only thing that has miiis Ned suffer
/ ing for which feel very grateful = ..
The CATuOLICoN IS for sale by City Druggists and by
/ kFs.If~i-s ,Ieafer. vruerufIw fulf2
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More to be Admired than the
RICHEST DIADEM

ErT Worn By kiAgs or EmPerOrs!
WHAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL
w He'd Or HAIR - Because Il Is the ornament
God hnls pIorifsd for all Reader although
the rose bloom 50 brightly the glowing cheek
the eye be sparkling the teeth he those pearls
The head bere Of us covering the hair be snarled and
shrYeed hsi Sh and dr. sl II sprInk led with
cray, Will lose than half her charms Prof
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. If used two or three
lmes week. viii restore and pera ueniy TO all
such ornament Read the following and judge. The
writer Of the hrst the celebrated Pansf THkLBERG.
New York. April 10, ISIS.
DR.. WOoD-Dear Sir: Permit express you the
obligations under the entire aiiln Of my hair
o1uai color About the Of my arrival Ia the
United safes rapidly hecom grlv but the
application % your HAIR RESTORATIVE, II re-
covered original hue. cnusler your Restorative
wonderful invention quite efcac well agreeable.
1 an, dear sir, yours truly, S. THALBERG.
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HARTFORD. Aug. IT,

The Queens message was received here at half
past o'clock last evening. One hundred guns
were fired, bonfres lighted, rockets screaming
through the air, while torch light procession was
marrhng through the streets: bells ringing mer-
~ peal, all our citizens evineing the most IN
bounded enthusiasm and demonstrations Of JOY 10
night. A grand illumination viii take placei SOL
NeFs, citizens and iremen, will turn out en- masss
IN . becoming manner 70 celebrate the great event
of be age
SCHENECTADY, Aug. 1850 P. NJ
Thru. lghoat the city IS blaze Of light every
vxinJo1 4 illuminated, bells ringing merry Peais,
guns riu. and the 26th regimeDtal nag stan an tSO S
sset biab e strung with colOred lights, all ior the
sne.eass,i :. 1rking Of the Atlantic Telegraph.
Troy, Aug. l7-s ?. n
T... Of the Queens message entire this
Inc recep,ich IN greatest excitement This eve
niu beis are ring ing bonares burning N various
parts m Off of the city, Gu IS firing fireworks &c,
Gu cAsO, Aug. l7-l0 7. NJ
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PORCELAIN TEETH.

SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
~ od OF producing Artificial Teeth any other known
ist SIAIPLIcITY-ons pi .cs chemically united in all
its parts and Of the qHdiifg OF material.
Il SOLIDITY.-ThAt c0mpels nature adapt heTseftO
az sIained1eonoIt sss HiS eTsT siie1
81 PURITY .-The entire Plate and Teeth are imDeI-
disease or health proof against the corrosive and offensive
secre0asoi the mouth Common 10 gold plate work. and
an. CoLoR-Brisht, lively, and good imitation OF
n B-AHy method OF producing sets Of Artificial Teeth
hemieay gnited IN oa pleee that vii not pass the ordeal
PATRONAGE-SiIc April. Ie56, have inserted Fiuc
nave 1Stsa Ihs place u Cold Plaie Wa1E In he s nam
ed cases al a7ve ivea Their testlm3as 70 rs
complied with In no essswhere teeth have been paid for
TERSs-Aco5rding The Of the case and given
PAYNENT-UPoat the recent OF the order OF on dcIv-
cry Persons with Gold Plate can apply their Pias IN part
GUARANTY -S1tSacfio4; provided the terms Of pay
and Special have en- complied with
hoe m constant aseof our work
We prs apply partial sets soon after the eErsetinso
the atur teehne weeks long enough to intervene be-
tween the extracting and the application
,I "a. taf our arrangements sre such that can
viii apply sIs dosbs Sst q tsst 6ttsd saiagsfforis
within Two days after the ARRIVAL Of the patient
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION.
Those Of you favorable 70 this enterprise, We Nllln
81 5r uaens' cases. articustiHs, models, ke.,
and forwarded BY Ezpress and delay returned
tins model We VIII also make Block work order
/ feasanahle terms
Testimonials and References.
- observed with murh Interest tor the lasttuo years
ssSvs method Of prOdueinf Arsrsl Teeth, and believe
| stafemsnts Of this IircniAr correct. ,,,--
Ihzye investigated with or the last three years
the above method Of making aud app ying Artificial eeh
Ia the Laboratory Of Dr. Wright and asoin use, and can
say with cnnde1ce that his plan Is the best known one
entirely successful when made under his ooserlon
The sqpeorty o tbs kind Of Deuia work gold or an
And 81 ~flc plate be questlone snd the state
mentin DR. Wgts Circular Of the number Of cases wher
his work has al psce Of geld pate IS true Much
this work on plate had been furnished ~ the best
Dentists The country not couNeTsant with the sue
cess Porcelain work the harcs o. nthers tan Dr
| WnEEt- H. A ACkLEht N. e,
| Late Prof Of Surgery Cieve Ned College
| Dan p Rhobss Prof ] p Kirkland,
/ NJ Jackson Prof. 5. b. HUNT.
| NJ Mavor C.S.ls I'd Bud VI I'd. Journal.
| II Whllu1an Wm W. Richards,
| = 7. Sturtevanf, ofGaLcheH
J. X Cur iss -
~ B-Having learned that persons claiming 70 do ths
work and IN many claiming be agents ior ne
same viii that this date We have no
the u A, who have any rghtfrOm the above paiens
such claim and In hose Il Is either an lnngement
impoSton-f imposition, let II Wors rs on eue
M L WRIGHT, II. d,
sspf2s Actuary for the Company.
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- Ay.e5.-l W. II,hL lIeEeland One. AGENT.
The FEMALE MEDIC lLPRECEPTOR
Or. Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN
ny Cornelius l.. Cheesman, VI
NEW YORK CITY.

ny Cornelius l.. Cheesman, NJ d,
NEW YORK CITY
A. INSTRUCTOR, a GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In which eubodioi fan and chaste description
tsnowodge Necessary TO the welfare OF those married or
about N Be U1re the process OF concept pregnancy
and delivery, their paius and dangers well as the
methods By which many OF the latter may Be obviaied ard
teaching ho TIE soui may he and restored
proper tone after having teen prosraed By CON-
plaiuts Inridluial 10 the human frame. Also, much
FHYSIOL OGICAL INSTRUCTION which viii obviaie
the necessity any great Of sickness and enable
the obserEi reader To be- great extent her ply
Gican
TENTH EDITION.
THIS Lo5k Is available % the understanding Of the
nou-prfeasiona reader and skilfuIly elaborated
Ianssd arranged and carried than any work Of its
kiad ,siore the public. While gives wholesome
paricu as ant respects information uIou
ofhs most De caie as connected with the female
system. Il 81 5uld he Sced the hands every female
single or married.
PRICE - CENTS
This wFk also aims prescription used by the doctor
hls pTri1e flr the positive OF SorQHl0Es Er7-
i0z5-Tsusr GAL syusSeUsTs Coughs cad C0ldS- sclu-
GfisE- Fliag Of of IL Hci s. Sc. Sc any
VIII n preparations msg rose OF great ~aiue 10 the
This book viii seat BY mzl free OF postage on the
reception p-ice which he her mouey
estate stEmrs Auurders st1ud b. addressed TO
R. b dUTCHINGS.
49, \
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For sale wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE.
No % Superior street. Cleveland, who viii supply the
- Annie De Femme Al The PToprietor's puees.
aulQ dGwlv6
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ScHENEcrApY, Aug. I7.

The citizens Of this place were iubilant last night
upon the reception Of the news Of the successful
working Of the Atlantic Cable, and TO night with
general illumination aud rejoicing, according TO
the request Of the Mayor on proclamation pub
lished to-day.
ESEa KrNasro- " Y Auo II
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FURTHER NEWS BY THE ARABIA.

Bells are ringing. 100 guns are fired; the houses
will be Illuminated, and procession is now pa
rading the streets.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-09

We find in the Msslssippan Of the
18th the following letter from Senator
Davis, of Mississippi explanatory Of HE
speech delivered ON board of the steamer
W itney, at sea on the last Fourth of
July;
PORTLAND, Maine, August g, 1853
MAJOR JAMES RoAcn-Dear Sir: 81 have
just received your letter and notice your
comments III relation to what | am re-
ported to have said in some remarks ed-
dressed To the passengers on board the
steamer Joseph Whitney, when thA.gg
were commemorative the anniversary Of
our National Independence. 1t is not
true that ! stated there or elsewhere,
that the Union never could be dissolved
| have no such happy Assurance. and
could only derive it from a conviction
that fraternity and respect fer the Con
sttntion would always be supreme over
fanaiicism and scciionalism.
There was 80 repor, Of the speech
No note. were taken. was called upon
to write out my remarks but declined
as neither my health ror existing circun-
stances. would permit me to make the at
tempt A sketch made from memory, by
one Of the passengers. was published iu
the Boston Post Any intelligent reader
will see that it Is quite meagre. aud thut
: the division by paragraph Is misplaced
The clause" and this great country
Will continue united belongs TO what
went before, w: that though wy shaal3
bu % 31fyt.f |#. t1ffarrtt ON ..t-- han "a fI,.