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SOLE PROJECTORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. 6 Co
SING
. PhaTnaa ccsItistS and Chemists.
PlTISBURG II, PA
~ For sale by John Bvall, Cadiz. Ohio.
Aug. IL, ln58.lY

Proposed Amend GMent 10 the Com
stitMtiOH.
Relative 10 ar amendment to the Constitution, nro.
vidiag Tor annual Sessions of the General As.
sCmbly.
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Patented, August II, 1856; December l, 1857.
In England, July 20, 1857.
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FEVER AND ACUE,
Stomach or Liver,

Such ns Indigestion. Acidity of the Stomach, Col.
ticky Pains. Heartburn. Loss of Appetite, pespped.
ency Costiyeness. Blind and Bleedi e Piles In
all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Afectons
ii has in numerous instances proved highly bene.
icinl. nnl in others effected a iecidada cnra-
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Commissioner - Jackson CRosxET, German tip
hlfrmary Director-JAMEs STEWART, Cadiz tp.
II. McILRAvY, Archer tp.
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0RRcIAL.
opinions Of the Supreme Court ef the
1ermS 1859.
Wood Bscon 4 n, =. w.. :. :,

OPiniOns Of the Supreme Court OF the
T ta.9 o. Tennessee, at JacksOn, April
Wood, Bacon & Co., vs.. Moore, ct al.
Inc decree Of the chancellor is erroneous
4here Is plain distinction between a conveyance
70 secure the payment Of debt and onen1ereiy tor
the personal indemnity Of a surety.
IN Inc former case the trust inGres to The benefit
OF the creditor and creates fund in his favor which
ne may avail himself of in order To etion
Oh ms debt And in that case the Discharge of the
surety, through his protection was also one Of the
OBJECTS Of conveyance, wiz have no effect upor the
claim Of the creditor to the fund Ii i true. The
deed Of trust executed by Samuel o. Simno,s 70
the defendants, Moore and Harwood vras intendeJ
to secure said Moore and others as the sultes and
stsyers Of said sureties certain debts enumerated
in said deed.
But 1t is equally clear that it was also instituted
as security for the payment Of the debts.
The deed recited that the said Simmons had pro-
cured said Moore to become his surety, and slayer
20 eurtail all debts which specifically set forth in
said deed; and among them is the debt to complain
ants Of S666 go
He also mentions other debts which he owed and
in some of which other persons had become Liable
as his surety and sayers; and then provides that in
order to his sai securities stayers and other
creditors, the said Moore and HARDWOOD the trustees
should apply the assets in the deed of trust for the
paymentef the debts for which he had given seenr-
1y and procured stayers and the debts for borrow
ed money, and to certain other debts therein named
and next to the payment of his other creditors
The language is plain. The compliments have a
right to require Moore and HarwoOd-the trustees
to pay them their ratable part Of the trust fund
with the other creditors of the first class in lhe
deed, the assets being insufficient to pay III The
creditors.
The fact that Moore succeeded after the execution
Of the deed, in litigation with complainants in
having himself discharged from liability in their
debt upon plea of aOa est factun or other defence
can, in no way change or destroy their right The
principles settled in Jones u.s. Hamlett Sneed 25G
Kennedy Is. Pitts ct al Sneed 81 is it seems to u.s.
decisive of the case.
Reverse the decree, and decree for COMPLIMENTS
Test: NJ. D. WEIcH Clerk WRIGHT.
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NN7E are nsw receiving AID opening, FOR THE FALL
w TRADE, by far the largest and most complete Stock Of
G. DDS In our line, offered Trade in this STATE.
)ur SOCK Is full and complete, coKprtstHg fat Zine
at epeV earthly and Style and Goods purchased
fTor MANUFAcTURERs, and the possible terms
rel July warranted in saying, that inducements shall be far
upe ror TO any before offered the Trade this State
h pt short time and Cash dealers specially requested "a
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Buekskin Shirts and Drawers
SUPPLY Of quality, and few q second received
n md tog ale b ioes( J. U. hsGILL.
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The Greatest Facilities offered for the Pro
IeotiOn aud speedy transportation OF
LIVE STOCK,
And Good Accommodations with usual privileges for ne
travelling IN charge thereof,
EUFtGKETS FORWaRDEn.

By this route Feghs OF all crntion can he forwarded
from New lork Boston snOre TO any point
onth Railroad Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wiscou-
sin IoTa, or Missouri, Is railroad direct.
1hr feuasyyauIa k3.rJ also Pitt5turr with
steamers ~ which Goods he Forwarded any port on the
Ohio, MusaEGEa, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois,
Mississippi u consl, Missouri, Kansas Arkansas, and Red
Ves and ~ Ceve and SAndusky, Chicago ali ports
the North Western LakeJ.
Merchants aud Shippers entrusiing the transportation
ttsr lri 70 is COMPANY, rely with confidence on is
speedy transit.
The raesot freight TO point In the West by the Penusy
NAni Railroad are at all times favorable charged by
other Raj road Companies
" fs particular To mark packages "vis Penua. r. R."
Merchants Ia the est ordering goods from the East
Il % their interest call Agents Of ts Company al lie
following places before Shipping addressed either Of
s on Ae % reghts will meet with Prompt attention
=. ). SNEEDER, PhIladrlphis.
MAGkAN kouSS, 90 North street. baltimore.
4EhCH z y, No. Aston House, os No 1, s. Vim. St,
Y.
AEBCH a Co No s. Euy street, Boston.
II il. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, PhiA.
L. HOCPE, General Ticket Agent, Phila.
Yu0s A. 500 fr, GeneraI SaI't. Atnnna. Pa rianstf
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WI be carried from the celebrated Plaster Banks In Virginia.
10 Chattanooga and Dalton. and Stations the Tsenne
and Georzia Railroad al six dollars Of pounds
To Nashvil and ell Stations Nashville Chattspoog
Railroad a. nine dollars per tor % Oo0 pounds
Also to Tuseumnia and Stations Of Tuscumbia
Memphis Charleston Road dollars ton an Sta.
ions west Of Trscfmbia. AZ twelve duIIsrs me- TN
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
q @Gs @ 81 Il q LEu
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TENE8 INMATES AT WASHINGTON AND
BAitmoreon the East, and Wheeling Benwood and Psrk
rsbug on the West which places unitss Sa Railroads
tea1ners, &c for and from all points in the
West, Southwest and NOrth.West.
Pare 70 NeE York and Boston ONE DOLLAR less than via any
other
Two Trains leave Wheeling daily, $3.50 P. NJ and 1880
Direct connections by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
.hsis tie only route 70 Washington City.
Passengers by this Route visit Baltimore Phi}adeIpia
New YORK, AID Boston, ticket to Boston al one y
other lines ~ y
Through Tickets 70 the Eastern cities can he procured via
washington CITY AZ an adiitiCnsl charge Of 81 20.
Quick time and sure connections.
inquire Tor tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
any OF the principal Railroad oeices in the West
p. FULLER. Geni Western Agent
l. a. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
w. p Smith, Master transportation. TapI4
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Freight Transportation,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.

Freight Transportation,
BALTIMORE AND OHTO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
TENHE Southern Road the four great
thus Ia been managed IN such to commend f 10
the public patTonage.
This Clspary UHier The General Superintendent Of
81. DE- mEAFES, General Freight Agent,
Now acknowledgements shippers Baltimore Philadelphia
New Ylr. Boston. gcAmond, Petersburg &c exceedingly
low rates and Ear below New Orleans prices, their moderate
terms with the deduction upon insurance OF and half per
seat, By ts ana the European shipping being from
Shugs sterling less than the New Orleans piping prices,
all cOntn0uIe % render it
Reliable well as Desirable
Their facilities for p'rtation unequaed by any
road now Ia operation their PARK
EkSBChGH, ole huAireI and ninety miles beow the low
Eat and most dangerous navigation Of the Ohio river This
ena les in Icus the de livery 81 goods only certain
but with latch, advance any other route aud
Ter declines telr advantages such time delivery
Nldeus on other route' 50 TIA, .. "a i tic only
Cheap, GCtiSble aud speedy Route
fregats Ju less exposed weather than IL other
reutes- there dryA1e, he delivery beng
e-sbGr unars We shielded t1at, and thence by
steam Immediately 70 the cars beng SUBJECT WKT or
G'IL
The Louisville steamers direct with parkershurrh
boats without delay, d. likewise regular CnnihnAu
boats Tie Pittsburgh boats convey TO Parkersbursh By
THE arrangement tie Company enabled receive freight
eay for tiis route a. their agency Nashville, Tenu,
I For further particulars inquire Of
Il. A. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
may l5bml No . corneT Baoed and Front streets.
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FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.

XKIE are receiving hne assortment Ct Furnishing
w Goods Of which SHIRrSsvcry variety Of pat
terms and latest Styles Collars Gloves Susenders ho Neck
Ties, Pocket Handkerchiefs. Embreos UNDEkWEAR-every
variety Money BeHALF H0sE-of Cotton, Wool, Merno and
oAshnere-TRAVELING sHAWLs, Gauntlets Of Buckskin,
KiS and Calf, &c, for sAisb
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CANES! CANES!
CHESS MEN,

ID ACHGAMMON Boards, Dominoes Chequers, and Chess.
or sale BY y X McGILL,
Ladies' and Gentemen's Furnishing Store,
octlI Corner Of SQUARE and College Street.
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VIVA. STOCkELL,
PAIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTERER,
WHOLESALE RETAn IN
HVDRAU LEC CE M ENTS
Plaster Of Paris, PIastering HAIR Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS, A. TER
RA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY,
No. "a broadway, Between Summer and
Cherry Streets
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
rarchsIvd
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9asB6iIIe allion an0 5meritan.
Daily IS; Trl-weeI'y 50; Weekly So.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
IN THE DArry
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ll7IIIa7 y I"EINE IIlIdTI d
naaSSEFVryATUON
FIRST CLASS.

Spirits Of tmpentiue, emphoe, burning fluids ana vazns
viii only be taken 1t osnefs risk.
GunPoEder and friction matches, and other ccmbue art
ees will be charged at local Of each Road and only "a
poadfa
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- sss1E - z.ss ;slss i...I zzs5-R
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TEyHE Adams Express COMPANY beg TO announce 70 their
friends aud the public OF Nasyis that they have copeud
fa-r.rcents wih the Louisville aud Nashville Rail Road
COMPANY under which they will extend the operations Of their
EEpTs to the line that Road, commencing August st 1859
Op The ,letop Of the Nashville snd road to Bowling
Green aut the leh August, 1853, messengers will run
through tetween Nashville and Louisville
For particulars - rates, time &C apply TO
A, K. HOLT,
apy2-atr No 2S Market Street, Nashville, Tenn
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DaIy's Aromatic valley Vyhiskey.

From the Memphis Daily appeal.
pronounced by coed judges deeterious
foreign substances and consequently ii should take s place
of all poisonous Gdires, which exercise dnwholesome
influence those them consumed
all The noxious beverages that generally
Whisky u imposition and a curse,
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
GEM TRIAL RAILROAD
THREE THROUGH
PAS SENG GER TRAINS


BETWEEN PITTsBURG AND PHILADELPHIA.
EoNNECTiNG direct in the Unn Depot at Pittsburr with
~ Through Trains from ali Western Cities Tor Phi adepba
New York Boston baltimore, and Washington City thus FUR
9ishng facilities for the transportation OF PASSENGERS
SD Tor si-7d and c1mfort by a"y ether route.
siuge of cars ructors.
7Okng Cars attached to each tain W,odrur's sesrf,1
sTte ANpress aud Fast Trains Fhe Express lxEIns
ltly, Maii and Fas Lire sundays excetei Three DAILY
efinscouect direct to New York Express aud Fast Line con-
,sstIor Baltimore and Washington.
kEpress Trains leave Ptslurg NJ arrives at Phadepba
or Baltimore p n, New YORK Ig:3O =. n.
san IAN Ns fisu's 4 NJ arriving II Philadelphia IL
ISL Lin leaves Psours P. NJ arrives at Philadelphia or
BAT more NJ 30 4. H. New York 23d 7. NJ.
SIX Daily Trains between Fhilsdslaia New York Two
ly Trans between Ne~ A5rs and Bostcn. Through Tickets
sllkaip are good VA either % the above trains
Boat cSe' 20 Boston are good via SOrEch Fall River,
may he obtained at any Of the important
ksl-oai prUs Che West also. hoard ofauy of te regular
3AitinGrc, Philadelphia.
care always ss IoVv a. by any other Route.
ASK ron T2tEh7S BTPIs7ABCRG.
The completion Of tie Western connection of the lennsvIv,,
Railroad 10 Chicago makes this she
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN TIE EAST AND
TIE GREAT NORyH- ~ EST.
The connecting tracks by the Railroad Bridge at pitshurg
Ing M inn. -s i,.rf-a n INV "a - ~, I.l ~
IRE GIT, s' travelling pUhic -
Pariis. srgils Etsarp VII and it to their advantage to
ship 30 THIS route.
For Fret ht Qn'ons or Shipping Directors apply to or ad
iess s'o' d me '!,g agents Of ne eomaly:
Dle Co., stesaen lille. NJ :. Pierce a Co. GAINESVILLE
Cropper, Portsmouth, o. Paddock a Co. JaIersoryiile IuJ
brown a Go Cincinnati, .. 4 MelIrum, Madison,
Cairo ~ sass, Louis, Mo- Joaa Il Harris Nesyiiie
Tam Harris 4 Hunt, MsIas nv Tenn Clarke Co., Chicago
West. p'"-'' - -H'
The Greatest Facilities offered for the Pro-
IeCtiOn aud speedy transportation of
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We have tried them in Family and ADd them superior
TO any in use.-L H. SinSer Dc Co.'S GGsefie.
j. Il. LORD, Agent,
sep25 IS North College Street.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

A PORTION or A SKELETON FouND-MYs-
Terry ON THE MADISON RoAD.-A great deal
Of excitement has been caused lately, about
three miles from the city on the Madison road,
by the finding of a human skull, some ribs and
part of spine, in that vicinity. 1t is con-
icctured that the bones are those of a man who
was murdered many years ago by some men
named Hoover, Davis and Washburne, who, q
few of our readers will remember, were found
guilty and executed for this crime when the
city was quite young. The fact that the men
we have named lived in the neighborhood
where these bones were found, and also, thai
they had committed several murders near tha
place, the circumstances connected with which
have not yet been entirely made known, is suf
Gcient basis for hundred rumors, and vii
furnish gossip enough for month.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12
CITY COUNCIL.
SPECIAL MEETING.

The special meeting was called for tho purpose of
considering tho remaining sections OF the Wharf Or
TnE CRY LoT Before e was taken up a resolution
was presented by MIR. Perry for having the trees
G% NOT "Sceedng s s,. ~ TRc rpcsoution was adopted
WHARF QRDINANcE.-After considerable discussion
the following sections were passed:
section H.. Tho amount OF wharfage to be, raid by
every steamboat, barge or waier;crait, which may
lug shall be eight cents tun, Custom horse meas
nre, which Will cntitle said boats to remain at the
Sec ". Boats, barges, etc, remaining at tho Land
ing longer than nine days shall be charged an add
not less than 81 per day Bt any boat LAYING az tie
wharf less than ten hours shall be charged not more
Sec. I3. Al vessels dischOraing pig iron other
heavy freights, to guard agair@ submcrgence by
place all such freight at least fifty feet from the
waters edge or be subject to penalty Of not less
Sec. II. Owners Of such heavy freight to be held
liable for all injuries arising TO any boat coming In
Sec. Is. Wharf ilegisters receipt for, Wharfage
countersgned by the wharfmaster, shall be alone
e. f sSYI to give notice. e
tractors for cleaning the Wharf whenever the river
tractor ncseciins to attend to his duty Of having
the landing cleaned, the wharimaster shall have
%Raeve ay bc raid S for such "bor Shall s de
ductcd from the amount becoming due to the con-
Sec H. Repeals all ordinances OH wharf and wharf
hitherto passed, unless an ordinance in respect
passed Oct ~ aud Dec. 25 1874, respecting the Miami
and Whitewater Canal lanGdi9Ss This 10 ordinance to
| Several motions for adjournment, not put to the
| vote.
Mr.. Ross moved for the calling up of resolution
reported by the Committee Of Fire Department fol
the purchase Of two small engines. Setdown for CON
| sideratiOn next Council meeting.
Renewed suggestions for adjournment; MIR: Run
ya1 strongly resented @ the gnni mSion FOR Sr SE
ment Of special tax OH property on Hamilton Road
| brought up for consideration.
hp ntieatiOn of the ineOmnptpuCy OF n COtnCi
convened for the consideration Of special subject
taking up other business, was next mooed, on whic
there was the usual difference of OriniOn. The Chai
being appealed to, said that he was unwilling to rul
the question, but would incline TO the opinion tina
| the Council could consider other subjects than til
ono for which IL had been called.
| 4 renewed motion for adjournment was lost. Dis
cusson the competency of Council, ETC., again ~
suined. Another motion for adjournment was sue
cessful-precisely at 10 o'clock.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Again the Ma
tional was filed, and again Barry Sullivan
pleased his audience. His scholarly renditions,
careful details, and just conceptions of the va
rious parts which he assumes almost always
furnish food for thought and leave impressions
not to be erased. Tonight he will make his
last appearance in this city as Macbeth, and
we earnestly hope for him such an audience as
his merit deserves.
WOODS THEATER.--The benefit Of Mrs.
Efie Ellsler was we'll attended last night, and
the fair benefciare was enticing and graceful
as she could be. Tonight the management
produces "Cinderella," "The Forty Thieves"
and "a Glance at New York, which will be
the last of these spectacles this season. Let
there be a full house tonight at Woods.
THE ITALIAN 0PERA.--We would again
remind our readers that if they hear Flotow''
beautiful Opera of "Mortha," on Tuesday, the
opening night, it will be necessary to secure
their seats early this morning. The sale viii
commence at o'clock A. M, for the entir'
season, and for the first, second and thrt
nights at IL o'clock M, to-day, and w
have no doubt but that the Box Office Of thi
magnificent establishment will be so besicge'
that those who go not early will find seats yer,
scarce. With the charming Colson as the Lad
Henrietta, Madame Strakosch as Nanci, Brig
nolo rs Lionel and Junca as Plunket, we hav
a cast which can not fail to ill the house
every part, to the utmost capacity.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-12

ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM THE Cry PRISON
Yesterday morning the turnkey of the City
Prison, Mr.. Hudson, by the mancuvering OF
some of those confined there, became suspi-
cious that all was not right, and upon examin-
alton discovered a well-laid plan some of them
had made to escape.' A. couple of fellows
one named Bryan Crogan, whose term is thirty
days for yagrancy, and another, James Rogers,
who is under $500 bail for burglary-had shut
mp a comrado in bath-tub, which they had
placed with the upper part toward the wall, and
he, while they played cards on the top, used a
knife for the purpose of loosening the mortar,
and taking out the bricks from the wall at the
back part of the building. Mr.. Hudson had
observed their proceedings for long time,
when some person came with meal which had
to be carried IN, and he called some prisoners
for that purpose, when the third party, whose
name We did not learn, came from his hiding
place, and so escaped detection. The others,
however, have been confined in the dungeon
where they will expiate their cunning attempt
20 escape the punishment inflicted by justice.