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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-05


To prove that tbh
son troubled with
forms. has but 10 trvah
snih. 3D.
These Guns remove Al,
ne system, suppiyinr,a ~
u oiic, lHrvigorau3x
gest well, puI JyImG M
sq whole mach3isarg. raj
o4ssase7-snrclLig a RADICAL
Ptttio9s Gttasks are cHrra
g BY the occasiGuaf
z nSs 5Sspss after eatingis
FA'h ana prevent HE
sa 15ss tarsH BEL,
4ntly, ah6 cores ,
dO5s fRRen nner !
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-05
Sheriff and Master Commissioner. So L.,

Nov. 8, 1858. / Iohiss'oner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
w.rL... Rrportei by Tsi,grari.

oo,r,,s A-e IL orroN rxlrt IN shAasea. ~ D.,
ssy eco bales and yesterday 80; Aiddfns ilri sss r
hree DAYS 20 bxes and rscepso 81 ne nie siss Erin
Flour So Red WHEAT Sic Yellow CoSN 81 bscos; ssss-
B.IriNoRE Auf a. FLovs quiet sev HsSs'i rs,s: al
Ohio s 50 WHs.T-A declining tendency - .SSei "a
R,S, and 81 N9Sl i0t1r Whites Cosy duh Mixed Neslk
lVSi,s y aic, Ssllew s. a DC. Provisions que.
Pun ,pEf psi. Ai,. l2-FLouS frmi mes s. - wnlr
.ctive Red 81 IS Inferior Red 81 10 ookS a.. insd ~
Of 4 so bushels II go go. WHISKY scare 1S%.s.
OswEco Aug - 6 p m.-Pious n,m. os.SEps-vi
rcderse holders 1ct snHSrs % 81 $40 nT,l ,sr ~
,ses 400 bush. Western ST as C.NAL fsts
AMI ard e.sy AZ SIC ior Flour &c. for Whes &C. or = "
A., for Oats to Nes.Yors LAKE IMPORTS 20 isy - SM
Whes 5000 bush. Corn. CANAL Exeosis-I-% s-'n "ss
BuTr,Lo Aug Il { p. m Receipts of FLSrs % isv as
fair, but mostly for through sh pner tnere veJ ~
in the usitet H.ds.. sse t. get wa, Icy sd. s.s
Southern Ohio and Cansda IS 5d c< TOT double Oh
and indiana WNLsr in de naud snd raftt tse S13 im NJ
ales 40 bu sh saSSc ior Chicago spring Nc fb wv,
lee Club; 81 10 oy mixed White and NaEsaie Cab q
Corn dull and hesvv sees $1,000 bush c5 ior ur,,uy
ard n AIS cents sound. Rye beter sales H 90 b-e 4,
cents Oats firm 2Oo00 bush 81 - ems WHISKY ssl
on aour II cents wheat. 10 cents on cora TO New YS RI.
cTiyrs by Lake go bbls. hour 81 81 bush wes1 Stu
bu,h corn 5s75 bush rye SHIPMENTS by Canal tS bAS
sour so S2s bush wheG IS 80 bush CON- 1852 ID oSa
rates. sales of 800 bis WHEAr very am and Eutsl
supply; sales White Wisconsin a. is CoS psr:I ui
ami, sales a. 72d1S r unsound TO slightly esa.led Sslt
yv<Is-Nheat IL coo bush Corn. NJ, t0 busi.
CHlcAco Aug Il, l83-FIovR quiet e-i fin, Wasr
buoy.nt AID advanced pa &C. sales at - CSsS .s. = ~
or. firm. SHIPMENTS to Bu'so-tt busn Wheel aceex
Corn REoEPTs-7oo BUSH Flour, lsSo ea'n' "lesi t-@
bush. CSrn. 81. - .,.. ..,.. ..o ,,
wHIsKY-saes Of 1850 bb. a; 29i' Me" Peak he'd irzJ
AZ +lT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
rss1hs.i.-, ?. w. a.. .ui he -.sIlS' -ssJ.a r.
-. C-,.-.. .. 80 " AZ f.l, WV y,f..

rts s1es..lo We .ss:, .si he 49, -ts'.e'r'1
~ NJ s;rs7er VS. cs-isa y tne folio Si1S v't.
yEAS-N <. tfi1 4 N.s"ss.rn. At--r- IN y
~ s9i Lr. Csvc AID I,,.s, a. E-.s, Stls -sy
NL-ff t v r-s. Lr.e Ne, Al t'.i2tl' . Nfnl'
srsis1-, 5i.r-eisb Cin-irts-- -. cs,-
hAL>-estAsy. COLA Ptsf 'rss, 80 lt-' Ati'
-l-.i .,,s-'fs 70; WlJrc - Chc-so. b>s = uA'
C--iInl = Pr ur,.
-hs NeT-Yo-k Ce-.,sl SD iAe AeEfork SD Enc
declining 10 vote.
Tie representatives OF The Pi.'sb-rgh, Fost Wayne
sd CLcsgo, TIE Baltimore sud OliJ, SD the tsan
yyyanis Ce,.re.s RsYosls sisted nat they would De
wiling &C sdysrce lie Es.e;, but .hs. i would De y,
,slitd. 30 even !: tie ether Wss;err roads declined
t-s'i,g the reduced rstss f,or1 the fsc. t.st the
y.slrtion CT three iols-s by TIE Nsv.fcrk sni E-e
and Nev.York Central Ro'd' rendered il Necessary
e, those rosds to sci A. the redceed rae.
re t.Losins p-esmoe and resoutic. Wa otsrei
fcr re consideration Of me Convention, ana siser
ci.c.ssion wse Aid upon the tsoie
ieyeas lie NAsAn Southern, schs.a C..trS AZ el' 80
ard Te srsds r4ep My de;lre = y'se say Fe1a ioa
. ses fr- al a favor Of OF ssnos' any Inr 10Y ~
rs.oo hereby making rne9. ard meAPed nt iSf osaef
Roads 10 gro rs.s the red c.i0n 4 tfe ,S's ~ Hcs
.h he Nev.Yori Cert-x, PeIasyysns an oNanote "a
Ohlo 5s-osis sysrr tie Ven lorA -Ne H'''
Therefore =, ,..-s II -. ss,.
.r.l Ho.ds r.rresr.sd BY % define nstns AZ
f.vor Of saG New York Central, rennJNA,s Ar9 80
on Rs or sx.s. the New icrt sni Ire h-lVsI
which sprr1ved y sad Offers 'H1n oe .Sen " 's 'e
A.eraiui SID free dis uss.oI snd consufstlon oe-
tween the members OF ne Ascension present, nLunS
I. impossible 20 sgree y ~ any son OF ne u
rstes between me Aautic sssbos-c snd the western
points wniob would be satisfactory the CONVENTION
adjourned sige d.. ,,,,,.s 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

In .teamshp Jigo fer Lirerpool John Bourne Mss F,y
Charles Besuclerp Capt. T. D. Poet Cap Bsrnngsn, Ma
FL and four children, George Willie ms Ihomss Nc Dso IN
Sever SOD Rev Mr. SCHNEIDER and lady MsEs Dg3n CsAhs
Bechsm and wife, James seIp Joseph Gunts Wm pnsau nd
Thomas Malcolm VIM Collins BeD smin Rice, Stshsa Ass.
son. Robert Crosey and wife Samuel Bann Jsob Medo oa
Dsnep James Gray. Bunner Henry Lswson, ronss Rsy.
Mons. OItel aud lady, aud 20 in the stesrase
In steamship Europa, from Bo.on for Lfr0rss.-Ms Nys
ard servant MIR and Mira +. ~ Perkins Ms. W0d Hsary
Gassett Archibald Moody Miss Ch,lo.te Dl Boston, 2.
Hackett, Newton Mr' Mason and sou, Keno. sGnt W.
Savers Miss Andrews Rchsrd Cro~ther Mra C,ow.her,
Messrs Kahn w. Beets Capt and Mrs Cant Ses Yott;
A. d. Scott. Buffalo; Mr.: and Mrs Brown; Bhamae tsct
Ansey New Orleans Mr.. and Mira W. +. Mksy Jsnssvle,
Wiz, Messrs james Abbott Croppton w .. Bue0.i >,
johns Miss Eliza Miller Mesns c. Morgan Londor AZ
w Hill d. Stuart aud sons Liverpool Henry Sykes fxl
Hughes Mrs. Budd England Mr. aud Mr. PslcivL, Cha;
James Pickup, place of residence no, gyea-1
For HaiVar-Messrs. A. c. ard j. p Palmer, MIA -
Kich.r Boston; Mes,rs John Foserty and HSmlol W.
York Gustayus Psple Halifax NJ Nolan Newf5crd' 20 sa
Butler Ep2lsrd--8. Total IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA, August II, l5oS.
Dns The present week TIE Ce Market .h. city
Eey spred, the offerings amounting 10 Gbut 1890 had
Inc cae were principally from the West. This large number
s Dad me eict q ST further reducing prices decline Of
&C on TIE 100 having steu place eonpEed With prices The
s weet About so head sod yesterday and 20 day
pces ranging tom 81 p 50 AID 60 few Chester
County cse hronsa: So IS 4 100 q.
ShEEPIhs n.rtet well supplied ard quite a.fye the
orerng amounting s5oa. 90 head all Of which sod At
.-5n 81 e 81 cash. sccogd.rg qcaty And condition
HoSs-fhere hss D.. Lille change tie unrke. n
neer offered amounting ,ocGt 30 oesc which were sd
o. So y % 81 IS y 10 % me-
Cov.Jt9 G. Iy-.7ed il:irg TIE week 81, sodsths .
"a P'es; es:rs sssh on.s SOD Il ron So S40 n,sns.
SCI, g., W s1 f.s.S ~,
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----,-.a.e. r.lIa.tt1 ..o g

,sr.u-as rs q e'see' r'i'"'.N'
ESD. ,.--.. ~s,,-,~,s,i { { A ssss-t sri
- :,SAss 4. Savoy. esrte1' sry 81 n9t.1s'
"I.: H4s,5 We c.n'sss ,; - f., = 40 % e
ts % f a,.a Ss ef' Va. 13s5ssd ., Is.as
~ ss,te-y On G9tleib Hs-u saiiaEs'. Chy Ff-''a
Joa5 Wilson I'D JosL Lsv:eoce we're c9sy ga c.
- uss.it sla ta.:sry % SAMUEL Ferry. J-osnea'
suspended.
op Patrick Tsnlsy. Jadeuer: s-sperdeo.
Phsbe srch vss convicted Of 50 sssslt sod o..'e,y
CD Apne Townsend. Judgneat suspended.
Johs Boey v.s convic.sd Of an s'ssu.t 80 ns''@'J
On Anirer Rs.sr. Peniten..sry s1 months.
60 -, Tn.r WelS-ook. Pso..erssry two II on;ns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
Bssse Of ,Ae Ft!a P,ssIst M be-: "a s1s1-s''i
Ho hs3 aes ssc;seasi Y sfscaLs az e-,'-1''' AZ
y.s t.sh.s.e3 of ~ so--s ci@Iers.

Robbrp-Ise SAFE :f CARES De bevC'e, Z
pus.yisi syeaue, Wa e-;e-si ca We-rssd-y eVe1-
or al .ossed o. 4 1orse s.a ro:llssy SssoH VIZ
$se0.
Tie sa1d.nss o. 4. .. Moore, II s4'ohd ':'es.
,..r Ss-t5 Esyer.a, which have Teen recently p
tally ismohstsd, were robbed Of 6 I:rs' 9,sna.y o.
v,,d ard v.sdor.f,.mes recently. TIE "orxmsn "
wan was entrusted Ire charge Of asnolssins tie GA
,a..dngs, lei: yx: Of Asir work uriore' and ss =
Consequence, lie sclvsngsn hs's e'n7's'ed It I"
t.<-<.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
WARLNE JOURNAL
ORT OF NEw-YORK..
Cleared.

Steamships. Cohswba Bullock Havana L,Hss.nn C.oehs'0p
Co CalsdoIia eager, Baltimore. H. b. Cromwell 70;
Ships Robens Martin, London, DguhAm = D,n0ni o'~
Steed, Strickland, Pittston, Me c. c. Duncan %
Bsrhs-Isla de Cuba Dobson, Losnso mAs,er b- ''1h
Wellington, Bermuda, Tucker Lghtborn- 90.
Bhgs-Mlton Potter Port, an Prince H. Becker 0nss;
Sabine Hepburn Galveston. Wsssrnsn Dinon Cal Ans
ter, Larrsbee, Ponce, r. P. Buck &Co. ,..
SchOoneu-T Potter Glover Phsde phis L. Kenry lsnss
Lawrence Apen, Boston Dayton Sprssuei A. fAie'"t
Rogers City Point c. Fry Stag Townsead A,sxaoa'ss IN
H. Pienon Emeline Dels IN Mobile, LsytD huao ~ ="
lBr Cumer Eleuthurs, J. Eness; o +. Hewsy, 49,
Phi seepha, Jane. Hand Mary Helen, Hl:ainsoD, goaL1
and market VI ~ Ffeemsn; Eous (Brl Conyen $780,
Middleton Co. b. Browning Lanisir Philadelphia, j. '" ~
Zee. .
slcops-Aueiies, Reynolds, Providence. ra.sfi Phca
Shepherd, New Haven, J. b Edwarda
seaHers-Planet, Soper. Philadelphia, j. BdHsi
TnomP,on; CoinsTy Baltimore, w. Dslzcl De.sws o"P~'
Philadelphia Y. Perkins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

HlGes 6: ale. y y rA'o~, eta'~ - Peas s.ss
s.ch; CAT Skins, i?GlS. q o.
Beef extra md slry ircGd. nothrs To: u.A
arse fs. Stalled Oxen -
snnd qu.i,y inc!ndes Ire sest ssss 'st Orsn lie s.s "A
I'd C,x, ana tie bee. three yesss.d Steer. os-.y %
~ gnl, and the refcse of ot'
sbeep-E1tIs boudes Cos'es' ssi when tAo.s Of .,,.
au,lity srs thrown cut
-. ~ r.. m And Lowell. Isl over the Feesry
ov, The Wes-rn loaded with Cattle sasep size "a ~,
Ofkr l52 over Fchburf we're isSa Abs wa .rs
ana Is rom Scheoectady. with hogs
RrMAssS-As the market wss wei attended BY Sy,u A.,
r6r ~ ,.,tle not large at week "a a. "a
-nt ard OF the best Of cattle Al aiSsse q MN - -
x. vss Sb,sned. Shep dull. sales mace seg: As ,,us .
ast week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
Passengers Arrived

A 7. Dickinson, w. H. Brown /. W. Smith, r. Joaes r.
Dnon wife and child Judge Lott NJ O. nsnbrss. Com fg-
ragst and son. f. Mo,s Lieut. Wudet, u. A., ud servant
Lieut. w T. MssIuder u s. A., and servants J. Cout yS.
Hobart, M Tabor. wife and hid Mi"E @ Smith jIe.
Cowel +. +. Bets T. d. Ma,tison, Charles Rbere o. l.
Lewis L. II. Allen II. j. sedeo, Mrs DAVIS and daughter r.
Keller, wife and child Mr.. f. Benedict H. Payoa JOaa
Paten IT,, l.. Hallowell f. Henderson, NJ b. Harnesel
f. Veeder, George souberg aud other Mis-. ~ esas D.
j. Boxer, w WsIlalk AID lsiy, II. D. Understood M O.
Cray A. s. Kire, Joseph A. Smith. y NJ Msrin, . bra
r. 8. S.reeter, w. Z. Mcdonald +. Csuto, Wshsgh
NJ. Segman, o. Woods j. +. w. HunnemaD Dr. Eenson D.
AroseHens H. Canote Mrs Wil,ns two chdrer ND ssrti
Ed. Flint, Mrs Brsnnan, ;. Nu.y and ll2 ia the sefs
In brig 7. ~ Mdyteo, from BermudG-John n. Glsr, ~
Howes. Philippe do Apgsyy, Master James Wells.
IMMATURE ALMAyAc......rHis DAY.
SVK-Rses.. sos SUx-Sets.... 7:0l MooE-Sess s"e
WArER......THIs -,
Sandy Hook. 9:5 Cows Island. 10 :4m HelGste. Xxx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

Steamship S,Ar Of The West Cray A.pinwAl Aat 3iEns
asS ny W.. s'e ~ A. MIS- mails y, saS pas s
LA o Boston 10 tsysout from Cienegos hai)-t Jses
and three amen from yellow fever; On NJ a. u 81 q
~ 81 e1chsr ged signals with imship Moses Taylor .u
pinwAIl.
Bark Norumbesa Saunders, Galveston % days cotton, b.
J. II. Brewer 4 Co
Remedies - daJs sugar to Robert Williams.
Brig President l.. Taylor If Belfast AZ lower Enales
seiret Psi,er'on dec 3D. Nn T. Dsys aee ss y5,.'
poris Ne Sailed II company with brig susan De o.
BIl I. ~ Mayhem H.yey Bsrmue. Az is ;, ~
Smith, Jones Co. Sailed in company wi;h chr Mes I'D.
1T fIs,rf 70, Ihi SS .. on :rs sa Tie 'A
set1 sy 1.' Ysy ssa .yP5rt & q d-y Vi. ka
schr Phes witbeIi Os Boston a. p .sf l4r.atissl"
ker, ssgra Juy 2, ,ng'r, g. 70 G1nnen alt.ta = Co
% Reh.i Lawn solHsoa H TX P Es
SER. Ann T. Baker, Ire land, Virginia days uelcns
schi G. w Bsltsin, crorPer virginia day., melons,
schr. L. A. CopkliHs, sopsr, Virginia days WOOD
seh! r p1i9 S sGg. WA y,'4, day. wood
sloop Grspesbo,, Terry. NHginis days, melons.
sloop " T. Bssss Davis Port Jefferson COZ PoSt Ewes
Steamer Desgae Copes, Phlsaelphs Aad Cape Nal 49,
steamer osoeos suh, Norwich and Nsw.LoIGOu. nass
=. II. Rockwell. -.
Steiner Curlew Williams Proyi6ence md., 70 rsss o.
SAILED steamship. Iiso lBrl, McGaigan Lyers''' "
kswbs, Bullock, H-ssaa AID Rev. Orleans
NlND-DurDg the day, from N. b s. E.
The s.eushp Huntsville Of Cromwe's ne e .ow % -
Screw Dock for the purpose having her propeller rep -
bsvirs accidentally broke thee Of the dang, When ~s's
The steamship Hsumons Of the Hamburg line, seG -
iIpest6 hsr repairs wss THIS morn,ns ,ssd S g. Nvst
baarce Dock and towed 10 her berth, PEE No. 81 s'
by Telegraph. 49,.
BOSTON, Aug. l2-Ariged ship PolyI.sa Br"e' r
Bedford big Prices LOUISE ,Sor.D. Lea, Ne~fo1.
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MARHIED.

clTIYR-GLLLAGEgR-L:B Bloomfield, y. j., n Iussdsy
Itg 10 IN tie ytehsn Church hy tie Rev. g O..
,,.,er AZ Cs1ol Cr.lor Ct NsTHsyeE 20 Miss F'soces Z
Gs,l.soer Do st,sr q ne of .tng clergyman
YoIrN-yREaIcHs-Oa Saturday evening, Aug. 7, by re
R.1 C. r. ?ssLer Of S. MsIfs Church, Cap james HOLT
go. 20 Mia Ese Herne:;e tfenchs, a. Of tn-s CITY
pprMI-sM ITH-Or ThlrsGAy JAY ], Mr. p c. Prime Of
,afizs.>p, LoLs ssscd . Martha T. opJ chd OF Ineooo
- sLnin 81 slaI.ntoNl. Long ...snd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
(nn.bridge Z attic MnrLes.
lrros-r,ros Tn =. Y. rs.srsr ~ oro,s,

Df'SIi'f"s tHt ~ y ~ 49, - ~ vtcSer kry,
A.-rsrtst 10 Cattle shca. 50 Dee, {. sad - i&
w vosi1; Oxen Cows a. rue ~ Sc thrss &c.
PErcEs OF dtSEEr BEEr.--faffs, g. o6s s s,.&
s5qo -, second iIiY, : , Ia N..y ,lSasi ~
rs,y quality, 81 % nc
PRIcrs - sr5EE c.rTI 3 = Fv-rsrs Ov,n va A., A.
10 Sl7j a. pair. Co~s Al Gives from sa az .sA
go. Yesfiuss Dons Two Jes.' I'D an s.s, rs-ss
Cd 81, $a. IN
saah Fx.-a spl seecti,cs, 3. y. IT, 'TVE
S~lyy-7s Wes4in 81 market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
Family Marketing.

TIE following table gives the retail price OF the pre-
,ips articles Of Fam Produce Il Washington Ma'Ae''
CT Thursday, Aug l.:
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FIeve-e-s,tI
CYRUS ". FIELD.

,v,yn,L Pao7oen.fs c, CYKss w. FLLo or exhibition
G,LstY No 359 E.:s6usy ever Thompsa'' ssoo9
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TIE METALLIC TABLET STRoP-lEyented y
GRO s1vDrxs A. lesTh' TIE senuire sree b.s re ssf
- ~ az 1.rs re kee1est posnb.e edge = rA[cr
=; TIE s..s.r.te-s AID soc nsn-fscto-sn j.
: s1rsIFss. s.lrs 10. : As;eT House
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Receint. Of Produce-ArG. [,
Passengers Sailed

Bv North Rre, Bodt,-l7 90 bbs Flour, 5000 81 wss
p 100 Do Corn, id5 PKG. Whsky, al ptss. OF Cas INA
Asla
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NEKrIERSEY ITEMS.

WV UlRSEss.-T1e ew.B.rsv.,k pspss
rive a. account Of rev ard peeUli.r hsrzese winch
.sractiog considerable attention. TIE orirzry sa1-
S,e 10 Dispersed With; slso, the whipf,etares AID
treeehing. The wagon is conrol.ed By :wo frc.''n
ro.e.s fastened o. TIE cd Of the s-sftosrs. ne
ssIis s-s led and controlled by two Hrrets e, '1e
samet. The horse CT oe detached f;on the cs-rsge
Da zor<n. BY means Of two sprrs hooks, lTn geo
q. the oyvs-j end Of he trace, which conYenen g.
a. imss Ard more especially Z Csc tbs horse becomes
tiSh:sred sLd ZONE away.
Dt,ocR.1rc psyN.RIEs.-The DenocYtts Of the
T1-ft Tniyd and Fourtb WerdH held primary meet
en- on Wednesday evening, when Delegates were
escted b represent the Wards 10 tie D.stnct Coz
ryessoDLl ConyertioL:
FIRE: Wa-d-JchD ao.sr Carries Sooe s1d D-Ilel E. sh-
T,ys Weyo-J,rr McGLs,n, Jo.n Ge'hsI:y, BATney NJ
Aansny, Gee. kcLsushli2 s5e Il 8. keeI w w,es.
!. Btr9c-vpp~I psIet Johu A Rye'ori Lover Ds'''''
.scot " vIeeisne. 49,,
The Second Ward p-mary.s called for tae i0'h 'oe''
Icc1prsr-Jscob Beete, resident 0, Pa;srsoL,
While Aay1- bost a. the New York sip about - On
Wednesd.y re It, had ono ofhs limbs crushed n no :
y,b,e rsIner by being caught betEeen TIE boz. sod
the o-.ige Ee was tsken to jersey City snd nis
woIpGs properly csred for.
Tire Raauay Republican ssys that number OF
hores and cattle in that vicinity have been afflicted
With d.sesse and a number o. them have died. Il.
hs~ aso a.racked NUMBER Of logs, several Of which
have died IN few hours after having beer seized With
tie disease Il appears 70 psrtske OF the nature OF m
Esnnit,on, AID q sudden consumption OF the DOVES,
as being opened. the ntesines are found TO be II
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Markets.-CsREIULLY REPORTED Fos Tue N. Y. TRIBUNE
THURSDAY, Aug. IL, 1855
AsHEs-The market is hardly firm for Pearls sales Of
small lots ~ 81. Pots steady, but quiet az So
COTTONThe market shade lower AID dull sales Of 500
beles We quote 40 follow;
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paints, Oils, Glass, &f.

COBURN's Extra LARD OIL-Vey Pcns . v
~ never ruu, And VII ttrp eq.x 10 sp-,n IsT1
s.lkns, JOIN ". srIEcY Z ss.,HA y "'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

rNITFD STATES COMMISSIONERS OFflCE-Aog a.
Before Gro. W. MoRELi.
ISfOyNpTD CHARGE OF EMBEZZLING 4 LETTER.
Toe United S:x.es AZ. S.mue shstock
TIE preliminary examination Of the defendant on q
charge of embezzlipg letter and sppropr sting It's
contents for his benefit, was concluded 70 day.
The Commission discharged him on the ground
TIA. there wac 10 evidence to warrant his commit
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

Tots...S So72. le SIC 400 81 $Ss,li g sS5 % So
Compared with July OF 1857 these returns show the
following result:
Julv 1855 sSlo7.2 l9 sl6a. 81 a8lii IS sS5 30 IS
Jaiy 1851. S7,S7 81 l7.5l - E,lsl g. 4il8o 81
Decrease for jay, x7s5Sl 3
The financial year OF the Company commeresd With
October. A comparison OF me revenue o; tie ten
months Of the present year compared with the sans
months of lsst exhibits the following results:
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18

JOHN r. WILLIAM sTOAIs.
JOHN F. DAIR s Co..,
Seed Store and Agricultural Warehouse,
Nos 40 and 42 Lower Market ST., near Sycamore,
ian9-1y ~ CINCINNATI, ONO.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18
Look Out When the Bell Rings.
BIZ GEORGE W. BUNeAY-


with lungs of fire and ribs of steel,
With siohing valve and groaning wheel,
with stating scream and giant stroke,
With showers of sparks and clouds OF smoke,
The iron steed the train is bringing
So look out while the bell is ringing!
sheet of fire illumes the track
When night rules In her tent of black,
The laundering train comes then from US,
Like an express from Erebus;
Around the blazing cinder fiingiIg-
So look out while the bell is ringingl
Ye gazing, gaping crowd, stand backi
Will ye be crushed or clear the track?
Nov all aboard, now off again.
The drones behind wont reach the traini
They stumble where the switch is swinging
So look out while the bell is ringing.
Just so the engine of Reform
Rolls on, through cloud and sum and storm,
Oier seeptres, crowns, and kings and thrones,
And brings us bread instead of stones!
'Tis Freedoms song the mass are singing
So lock out while the bell is ringingi
The slave will doff his yoke and chain;
The drunkard viii not drink again;
The soldier throws his sword away;
We see the dawn of that bright day;
Glad news the harnessed hghtning's bringing,
So look out while the bell is ringingl
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18

The Hon. j. w. Miller made speech re-
Gently at Morristown, N j., In which he
aIludes to the early experiments of Prof.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18
MILL FOR SALE.

THE excellent Steam Saw Mill of Parham &
i Phelps, situated in Emporia, is offered for sale
on reasonable terms The Mill is eligibly situated
and capable of doing good business The coun-
try around furnishes an abundance of good timber
and the demand for lumber is constant and in
cFeasing. Two acres of land and good dwelling
house adjoining, will be sold with it. Apply to
r. PARHAM, or P. B. PLUMB, at The News
Office, Emporia. May OFT.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18
To Claim Hunters!
Special Notice.

TNHOSE persons who have LAND or CLAIMS
i to sell, will be to find purchaser by
registering them at my Office, am in receipt Of
numerous letters of inquiry with regard to land
and claims. / have sold more than twenty claims
within the last six weeks.
mayl-tf E. P. BANCROFT.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-18
The TeIegraph.

The Hon. j. w. Miller made speech re-
Gently at Morristown, n. j., In which he
aIludes to the early experiments of Prof.
Morse:
About twenty years since, was invited
by Prof. Morse; who then resided in this
town, to be present at an experiment to be
made On machine lately invented by him.
The place of exhibition was small room
of about fifteen feet square, attached to the
Iron Works of Stephen Vail, Esq, at Speed
well. In the centre of the room lay coil
of wire of the thickness of knitting nee
die, and in length, as the Professor inform
ed us, of one whole mile. Beside it, and
attached to the wire, stood small box the
size of mans hat, called the battery; at
the other end of the wire was small
frame, upon which he placed sheet of wri-
ting paper. He then put the battery into
operation, and to our astonishment and de-
light; it communicated the contents of a
note written by one of the ladies present,
through the mile long wire, writing it at
the other end in bieroglyphics, which the
Professor translated to US in good Anglo
Saxon. This little humble machine was
Morse's Magnetic Telegraph in its infancy,
making its first essay under the fostering
care of its inventor. Twenty years have
falIy developed its manhood. That little
wire of mile in length, grew from year
to year, until it stretched in thousand
lines over this broad continent; defying the
the SHOWS of Russia, surmounting the Alps,
it is now pushing its way among the ORR
entail nations far toward the rising sun,
where light and life first broke upon the
world. That half developed power, with
scarce strength enough to send the contents
of billet doux she distance of mile, now
transmits with the power of lightning, over
immeasurable space, the heavy debates of
Senates and Parliaments, the movements of
armies, the results of tattles and the reyo
lutions of nations.
Such has been the astonishing and rapid
progress of the telegraph upon land. When
it approached the ocean, that mighty pow
er lifted its voice and proclaimed from Its Sc
cret depths, 'fhitherto shalt thou go and
no farther" But as God in his providence
has subjected the sea as well as the land to
the dominion of man, the intelligence and
enterprise of the age has succeeded in over
coming this great obstruction, and now by
the laid of art and science we have tele
graphic communications through the sea as
well as over the land; and that little wire,
forged amongst our iron mills you will
pardon me for a little local glorifcation,
has produced thet magic cable which
stretches from the western to the eastern
shore of the Atlantic .1a