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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

l.yFEFoof Juy 9.-CoTrON-TAe Broker, Cirru
srssys: The .Is-; oF,ard tl week with only u5ders
c,aaud VAC. continued, IS before 70 p sry freely --p?rl
Or N-dnrtc.y. OWNS 90 be favorlhi- lts J td
hr.s u Msl,n.fe 'b- demand unusually stv-, 90
ie4s I'd j. ur bsrs l-lfy 81 . zoe g5d~ ,- lCders
have bly.rs freely Amen descriptions
.cs.,,ly D. Is.d HoI- tlsa l-oi.'
TIE ,.e. sI he ve.k eutle rhItsd4y morning lrl .ye
f-,t tl- trs. rrucII - ca n and .5-.Je
Jos ea7si,. Ia ciacial quotations ou rauntsy
F-E Orlcsrs....-..........s.d idtius..........ot
Par NNtllt' Mil1.uG
Fnf UTlsrcs.............1i Mc1LuE .....-......o.i
o. frdsy Tie he aInlsi4ce "a nue. buaJ
sTd. Holders DC n.ce1, ano pAray 0ltA ID
1dystce & a. TIA sbe hsur,. The s's % 80 dT
zoe IS 90 balrs inclldirE go s1- o.. 'r
fSIsT Tie .'o,s h4as estimated a. II 10 bar,oJ .
t,.f Az rrcsn
At Ma chester the news of the Arnisiice cag-et
E,a tAc.i4t-. 80 gssis. 49,: !ss-s G. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21

DEPARTURE OF JCsrICg WELSH FOR ECROPY.-
Abou, go Of tire personal friend, OF james H. Welsh
Police Justice Of the City Halt Police Court, assem-
bed at ~ clock yefterdsy morning IN tue dining
hal Of Psttens Hotel IN Greenwich street, aud par
took Of bounte0us collation. in honor of that gentle
man, departure lur Europe, where he proposes to
spend several months in TIE improvement OF his
health AID tie inye-tig alton Of the police systems Of
Crest Britain a. compared with our own. Among
tho-e present we're number Of the Police Justices
Police Captains, spd olirs uf the city the presi-
dent. Of several Republican organ!za, beside Il
large number Of prominent pegsOas entertaining all
sbsdts Of political op ioa Speeches were made by
John T.. White. esq. JUICE Brlsoel, Judge Quask-
enbush, james K-ly. e-q DR.. Kennedy, George
Wilkes : y. butcher, u. u. 7. Marshall and ot1er'
which were appropriately responded 70 by Judge
Welsh. The company then started in procession,
headed by Robertson Band, embarked on the
steamer j. A. Stevens, an placed VI. Weleh in the
City, which IVES thence escorted TO Sandy Hook.
Demon STATIONS OF esteem AMI friendship were the
81 .ct order Of the day and were manifested prnci.
raily by cheers ard the waving Of hats.
On returning 10 Quarantine, Staten Island. Capt.
T. C. Buns Of the steamer j. \. Stevens and propri-
tor Of the Nautilus Hail, invited the company out,
srd treated them literally to wines and sandwiches.
The excursion stteDded by very fad repre-
s.uta,ioD of the press and passed of in a most agree
sbe manner, uLder the superintendent Of d.. p G..
Van WICK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21

EEPUBIIcAy Central CoNNrrrEE.-This body
met in regular session last evening, Mr.. butcher in
tie chair. Nr. john a. Costa was elected az Vice
President in the place of Mr.. Sherwood, deceased.
resolution passed ordering the proper Committee
20 strike the OF such mem 5ers as have not
ben sufficiently iniustrou. il their ATTENDANCE At the
meetings OF The Committee. and report the sane At
the next Iae-tisg. Resolutions were passed compli-
entaIy 20 the Hon. Galashs A. Grow Of Pennsylva-
Tia The scon Of tie Police Commissioners on the
subec Of the rights Of policemen 70 b. politicians was
tier discussed q; llugth snd WIKI considerable earn
estness. The matter wss ultimately reserrei to q
Committee # FIVE who Were instructed ID Investigate
and to decide in favor IL opposition 70 that action
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The Pittsburgh Post and President
buchanan.

PiTISBURGU, Tuesday. July II, 1917.
Tie PtH.jprgi Post, the leading Democrat, orSan
IN " estcrn Peunsy lvaIs, tbs morning puts up the
name 81 James buchanan for reelection, sn" IN
strong and unequivocal leader takes the ground that
he is the OILY candidate Who can be nominated by the
Charlos,oa Convention To reconcile the dlierences
which oSs: in the Democratic ranks at the North aad
Sputh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21

For TIE THOUSAND IsLASDs.-Tbe steamer Ce'a-
eft TIN, port ast nigh. Tor the 81 Lawrence, ser
tskIg Oh board iity persons, tbs mos, II "h0n are
bouaG on pleasure voyages. TEere WAS party o. a
dozen or Lore from Brocspor, commanded By Capt
& II. Mason y 10 are 70 speed f.. dave anoag the
I-.sri- TIE -, Of the uumb r pro n'nen' ani
v,E k-9wu ctreo- Including one o. more c'erzytnen
lt .1-,.-r Jli.s.
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ZONE or THE HEST POLNT VISIT2RS.'

10 the Editor Of The " j. T'iLsne.
SIR Ny attention is called To certain extracts from
letter published under the above caption, IN your
paper Of the oh inst, with your structures upon tho
same IT. a. may be Inferred from youI article, Tho
letter bad actually been addressed to the editor Of
newspaper for the purpose Of public5son, / should
l- ready to admit the justice of tia criticsm-at
.a.t 70 c.r,sn extent. But such is not the fact.
Il Wa. a private communication 70 an intimate ant
valued friend, who Ike The writer aa spen, some Of
the earlier years Of his lie al Yves. Pout, and known
famiisrly many Of the persons sBi scenss alluded
to. Hence the careless freedons Of expression sni
detail, that characterized tina. very hasty-wrt.en
communication, with not the slightest eIpectssOa Of
ever seeing Il in print. That i should, therefore,
quite Inadvertently an s.-e, have found iis way
INTO the public press Is, Il may be unnecessary To
add, asource Of regret AID annoyance 10
Ciere'osd, Ohio, July r. I%e. 4.l
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The Canadian Government. etc.

IOEONTO, Wednesday, July y, Nv
The different departments of our Government are
making active preparations for their removal Ia que
bee. \ portion hsye already gone, and others are
sbou, leaving.
Samples OF the new wheat are now coming in from
various parts Of Canals West indicating an sbun iani
crop AMI excellent qualify. The wesheris very favor
able COX the growing crops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21
From Pixies Peak.

LlAIINWoKIH. Tucsday, July II, ISj9.
An express arrived from Denver City this evening
ard reports every thing in the mining region to be in
nomishius oopjion. The express brought no papers.
and hence hey, are no details Of the news Another
express is due to morrow.
LFNvxNwoRTu, "Wednesday, July ~, 1859.
Another express, from Denver CITY lith inst, ar
rived u is sf,ernonn. brin ing - 800 in Treasure.
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Very Important Decision.

RtITirURs v etne-dHv july ~ NV
In tbs ease e Horace II. Day ct a. agt, Stelnsu
ct 81. which lately occupied the Court here for two
week. his Honor Judge tiles this morning rendered
at the close Of very abis opinion, decision in favor
Of Mr. Day ON sll the points presented. holding that
under biz a.Ieemenis with Goodyear, Mr.. Day has an
exclusive monopoly of elastic goods cont sining yu-
catzed rubber. 4 perpetual Injunction Crsuted
Some fifteen other suits were depending here upon
this decision, il all Of which psrpesua. iuuncons viii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21
Iync,i Law in ing
and Burning Negroes.
ST. LuJIS, "Wednesday,

ST. I.ouIs, Wednesday, July 20, 1872
a dispatch received today from Marshall in this
state states that three negroes who were On trial
Yesterday :. that place for rapc and murder, were at
ns ht taken for,ibly from the jail by mob and two
II tLem hnnc ard the olher burnt a, the stake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21

S,sDI HOOK, "Wednesday, July oil p m.
There 80 signs Of the Royal Mail ste 'mship
Africa now in her twelfth day from Liverpool and
fully due. Wind northwest, fresh; weather cloudy
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POSTSCRIPT.
THURSDAY woRNING-SIx O'CLOCK.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
NO MORE FIGHTING.
AN ARMISTICE
BETWEEN
FRANCE AND AUSTRIA

The Royal Mail steamship Afrc,, Capt. Shaunon.
which sailed from Liverpool Al o'clock Oh the 4ft-r
noon Of the 9Th Of July, arrived here at O'Clock this
morning, bringing coo passenger.
TIE City Of Manchester from New-York, arrived
a. Qusers.ovn al O'Clock on the evening o. the 'th
aud the Fulton reached southampton about O'Clock
the sane evening.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED 81
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From WashingfOn.
RECEIVED 81

Special DspaGch 10 The N Y. Tribune.
WAsm,sGros Wednesday July ~, 1879
The nomination of Buchanan by The Pittsburgh
Post, ooe Of bis fsvo'i'e organs, Immediately on
bis rcschirg Bedford, shows It a movement that
was preccocerted, and confirms previous ndlca-
tGns te5e which we're we'll known 10 political cir
cles. This step was not expected so 5000 aud has
been precipiiated BY particular causes. 1t virtu-
ally DO.ifes Cobb ara the Cabinet aspirants to
withdraw.
Attorney. General Black has given an opinion that
the conditions which 1oucey sought to insert IA
the COZ, contract for the Burau of Construction
we're nVr authorized by tue terms Of the advertise
rnept. and he1ce cannot he incorporated. SO that
device TO break the contract hes failed
Slideli L, expected mere hourly. He dscaims
modestly, by private Letters, desiring the Pfesi
iebcy. but would SIEVE bis county III an eNgency.
His personal relations with Bucnanan consider
ably cocleo Ike all bis old friends,
There ore twelve cases 10 Prussia involving the
question of the rights Of adopted citizens abroad
10 The Aa,o .ia,ei Press. 400.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, July 20, 1852.
move, con mitn eht ha- been made to the DlstIiot
Cf Colombia Pcntcltisry in the shape Of an Indian,
who ba, been found gully of hor-e-stcalng. lie was
inine lately sei At work.
The Commits Toner Of PcU sions has issued Il circular
in which lie cirects :he invalid penioners Of the Army
and Nav who subjec'. 20 biennial examinations,
IL pfseIt with their usual vouchers ON the 18th OF
September and 1T of January nC&' respectively, the
certificate a. 10 the state of their disability. Tic
operation of the act O Congress of the 81 March, 1872
virtually ;speuds the semi annual payments OF invalid
peisic, at tie oomme0ceu en Of each biennial period
until the certificate Of two physicians or surgeons has
been pIcstLted
Tie Secretary Of tho Interior viii transmit by the
Pacific steamer of tire 9TH August, S2biWh to Oregon
aud seIgtOn to satisfy the recently audited claims
on account II advances To- storing ana pantainug
peaceabe ano ndly relations ~h the IL ilau tribes.
Judge ellis of Pcn"sylv inia has been aPpoin'ei
special sgeIt 70 the PawIees with the view 20 to AZ
range matters a. to prevent fU,uT difficulties.
Books and public documents pertaining to the first
session If the late Congress being boxed upo be
sent 10 tire various literary Institutions throughout the
country 10 accordance with law. THIS Is one oil tue
reforms when has deprived members frop sep6 such
works. a, was formerly prac,ced for waste paper,
at nominal sums 20 specializing book-tradeTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21

4 RELIGIOUS ANri SLAVERY N0vYNENT.-t cirru-
l-r hes been published in Tn Cierslead Hs'ad, July
H. addressed To Au,i-slayery Christians through
"oUt The state srd yDei By number OF tue clergy
sLj si'y Of Cleveland and vicinity, calling Tor meet
al Columbus. Ohio Aug. 10 and / 70 pray deib-
crate, aud give a pablo expression against slavery
Thi- propo-ed Convention has been suggested chiefly
by lie revival of the -sve-tra1e.
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Fire-Alarm Telegraph

Nrw-ORLFANs, Wednesday, July -, ls,iJ
Tie CITY Council has adopted J. y. Gameweu &
CosSs,e,n Of fre. alarm ami police telegraph.
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SuiCiie.

ToRoSIo, {. W. Wednesday, July %, lSi9
William Il. Crew. u weknown suctioueer, commit
ted suicide to-day by shooting "a consequence of bns
Lees difficulties.
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Death Of Judge Nash.

PFTEsSBuRG, Va, Wednesday, July -, 1879.
Judge John W. Nash died al h> residence in PoS-
hatan gu Sunday night.
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Which hey c!o-e; fru ard anim.ie'. R4-Say -haf~s
were fiorn % 10 90 per Gen; h. Ter.
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az tat # RE North is already piacsd. under TIE
care Of tie respective States The "hole subject Is
summed up BY Mr. McRac in tho subjoioed par
agrap5
fsyof Il ropainE ne trade With Mica go NJ oi
eterc, ue, ot1l r. po'-'y r. ,yi's stg' ~ AIM,
Tuafset- M ssye breeding 81 i. yoars's snc ons
pcp0 tfr states 10 decide they bsve coeto 81 II Tee
fcn f"r res'siE. Are NfH wLiLrt give 'ir me 'pf
tunty 20 cc.ae by tre~ug them from tnese roal-is
We JDDt know what may be the indivldual
answer which the Hon. jacob Thompson. Sccre-
tsry Of Toe la;eror, makes TO @r. McRac's cOu-
cludi9c question: but there Gao be M doubt as to
the course Of the Executive GOvernm at, of which
Nr Thompson forms part. Though il is per
fecty notorious that the l.ws 0' the Cnipn have
repeatedly been violated by the importation Of
African slaves, We have 40. had a Whisper oil Il
Presid, ttial proclamation agaiust IT. and though
il il certain that many slasers expected soon to
arrive on The Southern coast with their cargoes
We have beard nothing Of any additions to the
home squadron, nor Of any new orders issued from
Washington tn our naval officers on the coast TO
prevent the landing Of these caIgoes Tue inilu-
ence IS plain; Dir. McRae aud bis friends have
carried .brir point with Mr Buchanan; and the
present Democratic Administration is tacitly a
party - oe reOpenDg Of the African slsye-trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21

Tie -. J,sepI 30 Ga.ste announces that teie-
srsph lie 20 eo-s ri 'oR as5 o'y . L@svsascsa
n.,ac-. >-DJ. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21

The rival cities Of Denver and Aprari, front on
each other from either bank Of Cherry Creek, just
before il is lost in the South Platte. The Platte
has Us sources in the South Park of the Rocky
Mountains, hundred miles ;. W. Of this point,
but Cherry Creek is headed off from them by that
river. and. winding lis northw.rd course OF forty
or fifty miles over the Plains, with it, sources
barely touching the Mountains, is q capricious
stream, running quite smsrtly when we csue here,
but whose broad and thirsty sands have since
drank it sll up at this point, leaving the log foot
bridges which connect the two cities as useless as
an ice house in November. The Platte aided by
the melting Of the SLOWS on the higher mountains,
runs nearly iullosnked, though the constant sue
essOn of not suns aud dry winds begins 10 tell upon
IT, while Clear Creek, properly Fssquers Fork
which is,ues directly from the Mountains just
above is crossing On the way TO the Gregory Dig.
eiDgs, 10 nesrly az is hicne.t, aud Will remain
tl the inner mountains mainly deDuded of their
snowy NANTES. But, within few days, foot
bridge has been completed over the Platte virtual
ly sbolishiDg the ferry aud saving considerable
time aud money to gold-seeAers and travellers,
while another over Clear Creek precludes not only
delay bat danser-se,eral wagons having been
wrecked and two or three men all bat drowned in
attempts to ford its rapid, rocky current. Thus
tue ways of the adventurous grow daily smoother
and they 81 % visit this region ten years k-qc. viii
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03
southern Justice.

The Telegraph announces that Walkers
veteran fiIibusters at New Orleans have
been discharged By the United States Com
missioner, 70 ft out another piratiesl expe
dition to establish slavery in Nicaragua.
Capt. Brown organized an expedition TO
free slaves, was also unsuccessful, and will
be made 10 stretch hemp for it. Thus
circumstances alter cases." down South.
In announcing the discharge of the
Southern fiIibusters the New York Post
pertipently remark:
"A different measure has been meted TO
Walker and his crew than will probably
dealt to Brown aud his set Walker, who
organized an armed invasion Of peaceful
neighbo,ing state, has been acquitted by
the New Orleans courts; but Brown can
only look forward 10 execution. Yet we
do mol see that Browns enterprise was any
more atrocions than Walkers Both con
templated invasion and bloodshed. But
the design of Brown was relieved by n
generous though mistaken purpose of CIV
ing freedom to the oppressed race, while
that of Maker had no other end than to
establish slavery on new soil. Brown was
the victim of his owa heated and disorder
ed fancies, while Walker planned his
schemes ia cold blood, and with the most
deliberately selfish ends. Southern law
knows no penalty for Walker, although it
can scarcely wait its own tardy processes
in IFS eagerncss for the life Of Brown.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03
Addin. Insnlt 10 Injmry.

One of the amusing features, (and these
unfortunately for the cheap patriots, are
SD many as to make the whole thing laugh
able,) Of the late insurrection at Harper
Ferry, is the report that old Brown, after
having taken number of shareholders
and workmen prisoners, added TO their suf-
ferings by making them an abolition speech.
1t was hard enough to be restrained Of lib
erty, butsto oblige them in addition to lis
ten to thc incendiarv sentiments of the era
Wv "Commauder-in-C Chief Of the armies of
Provisional Government" was the refine
ment Of cruelty. We are half inclined 10
believe that poor old Ossawatiamie's prin-
cipal object was not TO command an army,
but an audience, and his method of secur-
ing attention to his harangue, was ingen-
ious, to say tue least. The hint may prove
useful to Democratic orators in tic free
State, where scarcely anybody listens to
them willingly. Let a secret band of sig-
ilants be formed TO capture every loose
man. on the streets when Democratic
is to be made, and bring him before the
orator; and we shall have no more such
disagreeable demonstrations as in the late
campaign, neutralized the efforts Of Sena-
tor Pugh TO do good.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03
From washington.

aszs y WAsMKGToN, Oct. %.
The last mail from England brought ad-
vices from distinguished sources respecting
the present unsettled condition Of affairs
in Europe by which it appears that none
can foresse how the difficulties attendant
on the Italian question could be settled, or
what will be the result of the Zurich Con-
ference.
1t is evident that the various sovereigns
are alarmed, being apprehensiye Of gen
eraf war. England, it is said, has no
power to depend on excepting Germany,
and being favorable to the reform move.
mept in Italy, she knows not how to aci
between the two, and is fearful of losing
the friendship of the one in the advocacy
the other. r.-----.-.-
Russia, who, since the Crimean war
has had no more continental alliances
awaits events before coming to decision
as to what pari she willtake. and with The
view Of acting intelligently. ~
The Emperor has ordered his Ministers
from the principal courts to Join him al
Warsaw, in order to give him ample in
formation on the state Of the respective
countries to which they are diplomatically
assigned. 80
For prudential reasons more thnn the
usual caution seems to be observed in Off
cial quarters in concealiug from the pub
lic the present condition Of the San Juar
Island question, aud hence the contradicto
ry statements prevalent concerning it,.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.

Jr 10 N f,ct ,l,,ta ao,,,a ,,o,-;,,I ,rorv ,,xor,
hor-of III, b,,r,a,, ;s s,,,s;o.t -. J;s.os.
or a;.,nrh,nca or Tho Lod;lv f,nc,;ons. lint
,r;,,, ,ha oil os ,,aal 80 .rd ,,,o oxorc;s,
WIN .ne @,u .. LOU ,Ile anu ~. .bla Jaeso'so
-, a. ~ n,,ra ,,,.,,,.,,,,,,
hasI.1, T., - =, .o,,I1;sl, ,Ii;s Jes;raJ
-. A., 80, - ,-ir,s,,. ..rta;,,,,,
~ ,,h;,h ii, ,,ro,,,,oo 4 ,,o,,,r,r s,,.o ~
:. th. - ho-a,.5 80 ,i,.l s,rn,n,h ,,,,i
,;to e.. ~ ,,,,,,oso n. Uos,o,,or I.s IN
t.o,,,,.J =, -,,.,,srs,;1y,
I:, - :: -. - -. H., o,,s
r.. -, g., -, so,;,f,c-
- -, - - - M. p;,,o-,
.,on ..o ~ f'u.. -, -, H. s,o..,, ho,.sls
1 ops'"re po"e..y upy,l sAe s -. -
UNI ' 'ei' issuing .neH' - r:I '
sisoioes ao'ioi' anu 'nus, ~ .ne SipIe I p.o
.o's =, 'nens na' eAo '-S ~
'en, " ,ou,pn o'n. D.N:e rs...;,~ Ns,,
oue u ~ r
sea, a.uiehey Eoss VI 1iPPe'''e' VI uny
Gonpiiinls' arising from noroio luaciion
OF the stomach OF Doweis, producing erainps'
pysenfery' Coiic' onolera Norpus' ~c'' ihese
btters nave no equaI.
NarInea' uy sehters OF huA, 50 seheraiiy ovn- ~,
,rac.eu " new settlers, anu eaussu
- .Is,aS ~ - - 80 of .i;s ar.ra,;nn
p I;tnea -I;.h uSe u :. IN. ~ t,.. "o ',on.
pysp1ps.'a an ;.s 49, g pv"@ A,v, w,
p.S. Ia - .,'a 81 - af .rh;ah -, H.. -
s.,,.;h.,,.a =. ~ ,I'a a;
orans u aa~ y. ~ ornd ,r;,ho,t fa;I nv ns;no =
M6SSTrTTEp,S STosI,CII pITTEpS os nc
d;rac,;ons on ths hottie For. this disease exrrv
nhvs;c;.n ,s;l reco,nmsnd R;,ters Of some lind
i.n ,vhy not ,,se IN art;cle tnown 10 he inf
Ihla an n.,;ons bave tbs;r R;,ters 90 mr.
xsn,;xo Of disease and stren bener of ,be svs-
,.,n =, ,sororal "A .,non, tbo,,, an tbere !.
-, 80 p s,,,rd = 80 bo,l,b,, ,soo,,lo ,har
tho tho Germans | from whom this nrcnar,tion cma-
1901 hasad ,,no,, s.;on,it;c .rnor;ncn,S which
havo ,onJ.d y -,roro ,bo valpe Of this ore.t
nron,rot;o, ] !, tbe sc,le Of mei;cal science
-, W ao,,r NTh;s t,,;n, ond nrovol--
;nr d;snasa ,rI,;ob f~os ;,s r.,ansless erasn an
the body of man. reducing him 10 mere sha-
dow in a short time, and rendering him ply
sically and mentally useless, can be driven
from the body ny une use % -, e.,
VI i:n...a. 49,, ~ oa,,,r.ctad .von
= .Snosod s;,u,,;ons If the Bitters are used
as nor directions. And as they neither create
nausea nor offend the palate, and render un-
necessary any change Of diet or interruption
of ordinary pursuits, but promote sound sleep
and healthy digestion, the complaint is re-
moved as speedily as is consistent with the pro-
duction of a thorough and permanent cure.
ror lefsoss - eaaah,e aapaIesa asa,;, VINO are
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03

EsWe notice by the Warren Chroni-
Gle, and also by the Democrat that Kagi,
who was one Of Browns men at Harpers
Ferry, and who was killed there, sa ma
tive of Bristol, Trumbull county. The
Chronicle says:
"He was one of the early emigrants TO
Kansas, and had his full share of sufferings
and troubles on that border. Possessed of
great physical powers, and Of indomitable
courage, be was the chosen companion of
Brown in all his wild and dangerous enter
prises, In the rescue of the seventeen
slaves from Missouri, and their safe plotting
through to Canada, Kagi was one Of the
chief actors. Having had a fullexperience
of the tender mercies Of the border ruff
ans in Kansas, he. too. had become mon
omaniac ON the subject Of slavery. and was
easily persuaded by Brown to join him in
bis last fool hardy and desperate underta
king. Et ~ k@A
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03

~yAccIDksr-On Tuesday, As NJ. James
Crane. Of bennington, with n txo-horss
peddling wagon, was crossing The stream
at Bosley's Mills, about three miles south
west of this village, it broke in the center
and fell wiihsalI on it, into the stream
NJ. Cfane's shoulder was dislocated by
the fall, but with this exception, he sus-
tanned no ry.His herses however,
were very much injured. The wagon was
loaded with confecsionaries, which were
nearly all destroyed. Loss about s400
The bridge, which has sixteen feet high
was very old and rotten, and had been con-
sidered unsafe for some time previous
Chdrdon Democrat.