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THE FOLLOWING NEW BOOKS
NOW READY.

HN EUAAV" AnN bA" DVUNC
NOW READY.
MEMOIR OF CHIEF JUSTICE PhKsoNs.-..e,eo
TUE AxHSSTK AND ornEn .ArEs f Tit:: txt.
MRS. 1ANEsoS's STUDIES AND STORIES: nlue
and 0o!d. eehts
LIFE Of DOUGLAS JEERoLD-
ARAt;o,s BIOGRAPHIES. evtls-....,.....4seo
OWEN NERED1TH'S POEMS. Iluc and Gold. ii c.s.
scorn1So OF TIE WHITE 11oRsE...........oo
LORD uvFfER1N>s YACHT yoYAGE.......... .&t.co
...................-.-...el-a
CHARLES KISGsLEy's Sir WALTER RALEIGH:
LIFE Or SIR rd1L1r SIDNEY. 4loo
ERNEST ccats'
CHRISTMAS eca,s.
FANNY kENDLEs Poems.
WILLIE T1NkIE5 NURSERY $0SGS......:3 ecnta.
LoSGFELLoN~s MILES sTANp1sR ..,:5 cents.
| sALA.s JOURNEY DUE SoRrH..................sl .slno
| NoyuEEvELL's POEMS. B]ae and Gold ....7,o cents.
! THE AGE DY "fEsTus" BA1.EY..........7,s cents.
LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON. Leo
DOUGLAS JEERoLD's w1r..................775 = cents.
SCHOOL,. DAYS AT RUGBY BY....................:..,,c,
uAnroL:s CHURCH AND CONGREGATION. ~ %
rREkAW;NEr:S;. W;l1S;. REcoLLEc71oSs or SHELLY 7.
RAN AWAY TO SEA, DY AAlNE REID. ....,5 cents.
cuAnIEs KEApE.s WHITE LIES, s,.............st.a
RonERrsoxs SERMONS. 1T series. :..al.so
EopERrsox's sERAoNs. I'd d*eries.-........,,,.s1oo %
RoDERrsoSs SERMONS. ID series.
| RoDERtsos's LECTURES AND ADDRESSES. .a1eo
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Ohio 1ERbeA

CT Course.
SAVANNAH, May ss.-Capt. Townsend, Of The
SLAYER Echo, is acquitted
, 1859-05-30

10y It COSTS nothing to look a,.-and but
little ,nore to hns-one Of those splendid suits
or fine e!nhin., got up aud now On sale 1T Tap
pens. On iii average, Que dollar out Of every
i've spent e'>ewhcs. lar clothing is lost. We
Cannot urge u,sr readers too strangely for tkrir
own interest, to look all uyer tuwn ir*t. but nnt
III spcu,l dollar for clothing un:il they visit
Tappen's.
, 1859-05-30
ll:llllIlli)u VIII th.' 'Vts0-SI.tlS. IUcF lNIy
Isl console themselves with The E,ct that Il
Il lot have to travel hall 50 far 10 beet,
|.,n!oA Dru,ocs:s.s, after the above l,atn,
they Ila;c don't. TO get where they now !:
Chicago Postmaster.

i r1,1n',r WIS current Oh the streets, on Sat-
ur.lar. that Mr.. Cools lad forwarded Ills rcsigs-
t.;1i,n 10 Washington, but VIC could not trace
ii II, Ill :lll1,lcatic source. 1tis probably an
otl:,.r one If the nmuy c''adrls to Which the
wra:.::'" "'cr the chicago Post Office has given
I..r;h II is also stated witt! considerable c1i-
,!,a,:s that sl!o,,ld Cock leave the Office. either
,isrm:.l: removal or resignation. lie will bc sue
ce,'!,.'l 1,y 3. +. Bradley Estl., (Dou@las Dem
.pr:,t.) We lave repeatedly stated that tlIc
present management Of tic Chicago Post Office
.:;y,.S general satisfaction 10 1llosc most inter-
.'<fl in its efficient and Etltil administration.
:sl..l wc slault If II co.lll he improved ulnm.-
/. 1wr:rr: NJ. Cook is to bc sacrificed. wc
k,r,w Of IL, one i'll tic ranks of the Douglas
n.urHr:"y whose appointment would atlort'
IL greater personal substitution tlian tl!r gen
l.v!i.an ,.ansrd ..t@ve.
, 1859-05-30

For Pretty SArnw Brnnets-
For .,rctty Silk or Grape HATS
Fur Pretty Ribbons or Flowers
For Pretty Kncllc. and Tabs
Fur Pretty Misses Donucts-
For Pretty Cls:ldrcn's Jockeys or Flats-
go TO
Miss II. II. MARSH, 352 Stnte Street, where
rents arc low aud Millinery is sold Ut moderate
prices. NIB"
r. Strangers visiting this city viii find a
beautiful collection of the most fashionable nil
hnpry ut Miss IT, H. Marsh, :5S State ST., br
tween jackson and Van Burcn streets.
my!4-1"t
r3T Grover 4 Bakers new aud uaequa'lca
Family Scn.n;. Machines, with Improved Hem
stcrs. 1if Lake street, nV stairs.
n,vls-:w. II, ALEXANDER. Agent.
:9 Wheeler K Wilson's Sewing Machines
Northwestern office, Iii and 100 Luke street.
Gro. 4. CM111ExrES,
myl. on General Agent.
MATER Yarn GAKDESs.-f rou want good
| rubber hose fitted to your hrdrants at 10"
Price, call or send to The Rubber store, Il Dear.
born street, one door north of Lake street.
/
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MEND Yorn NAYS, and if you have any oil
clothes il, need Of tue same treatment. take
them to ronl: l. McI.uin' Stcum Drciu.. Scour-
Ing und Kcpaitin. Establishment. rs Deasborn
street, wlo will return t!4r1u looking u :,ood as
new ut Il trifliilE cxpt1lse.
, 1859-05-30

~ City Clerks 0a1ce. ChIeaxo, III. May q. lsso.
Public nocr II hereby evea fa1t The Ce:anru Council
hare onltscd Sidewalk Il be constructed - to11ow< On
west s!es 4 S:s s;5est ftow Lake ,trees to aadsa
plank, laid .,,fa1e anE< r7: .!rw7tk 10 ic tul!s
the f.t >le nj the peEs t'dewak af: E!afc
with til. walk sdr b.llt viii sriil lle STEPS .axs
iht aan1e.
Nuw nncss tte shall h constructed IN the amer
required ly tho ordnance relative TO sidewalks .+foc
the nee;th cay 1t June ls II viii le u by The Street
CnnnissureE. and the cost a..estet TIC JscEises
eh:1xeablr Herewith.
ractlot h. kRE1$HANN, City Clerk.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY
W THE
Presbyterian Church. Old School,
La ..at:Qu Of Northwestern Theological
Seminary at Chicago.

:~i,' T.: c"ssr:,A"::Ar,"e oEtr s'r,-. ant TIilu'
ISp ,SAruIss, May -. 1>:4.
}N;HTH nA3.
T:,r inientrs cf yesterday were read and ny
=; ,.si 1'uin. !l,c reading ii was a.l.l''unt'rs
tl,;1 !. mistake had ls,d bren n,adc IN the co:ll:
s..:,,l, ,iay Ihc corset figures were:
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Il 1 !, ~
e''' t.HEet.

~, u.v."n ninc names were permitted to tie
..l:l.,:cd in favor Af Chicago. aud one in fn,sr
ri indianapolis, "tlsc re>,ilt not being Thereby
:.t:,r;'"."
The r.},o;t u: t1ir Boarl II E,lucninn was thrs,
}.",'>rntrd, Vi which We give &hr following ab-
~.!.:ct:
II ,,r:r II IA .as.=r$ :,slr@ i,aa lsr ...... 1sl
'!nl il. I fg.il lie i~Iltni1. lin IIYl.
l Mt"1.nTs s,hr 1u .:= .ils ye4E las l~seN Sti
TIL. relative difference between the students
in fir Theological AID collegiate courses. as
rurt.."cd with last sear. is somewhat rc,narka-
bl,..
Last ye7e. This ytaE.
i:r'' ;':t, ktn'l:lsts -.........-.isc ~
a,; ~. " ...i5 IL
Tire following il :. general virw* Of the l,ccu
,,i,.r, affairs OF the lsoa..l .lurn.. the ccclcsias
sra, year, c.s,!ing .Alvil .''th:
&'.nid.:r>' ftss,i.. *vl"ol. and Cn!e;1t
, 1859-05-30

CIDEWALK NOTICE,
~ EIty Clcsk'a OEce. Ci1casn. H., May n. i5:2.
Public Notice he1ty ciren that The Common Council
haze nrJtr sdtwa!k u constructed. follows: On
the non side of Elm srect from iak st.set 70 Noleo*s
Etret the North Utrstn6 rrt wk VI lnsh pte plank.
laid on bealnxs of moi !c*sth7n Shy iact oak scannx Ii
Into thr h earth t!lsd }u between then AZ to
form cvcn grade
Now. unless The .ha be constructed In the manner
rr4rd t the Ordinance relatyc to sidewalks ksfEe
the fifteenth day nt June ie Il will he built by the 81
Commissioned and tha cost aaed the premises cbas
able Herewith.
my3Elgt IL. KREISMANN, City CLERK.
, 1859-05-30
CIDEWALK NOTICE.

NIDE " IA1N NOlIN1E.
~ City Clerks Oflce, Chicogn. ILL., May H. 1879.
rulc fcti:c is hereby gtrtn. that t Gons1c fnIluc
have urlrt Sdrvalk to be CONSTRUCTED flnws: Op
The sutl le Of Superior .tret from Gus. street 10 Val
pank* t"a bearings Of 20: less thau inch oak
hs l.: o the ea1tA o. the earth nied between thee
As to f,rl Er1Ie.
Nnw, aies the s'lz.l be constructed IN the
required the erlsE3ser ytyc n s.c~lk before
The niceutA tay ri }ulc ls. Ill be nt hy tl *tr-~t
Commissioned rusl esel the kee1ot,ra ca1ske-
able Herewith
mYXtlM H. KRElsMASE CITY Clerk
, 1859-05-30

OFFICE OF SCPT. OF PUBLIC
~ "osks City # Chseaso. May %, lss9.
Scaled proposals Will bc reeeirt1 until F1!5y JUNG lF
tTcur1inE and filing Market and Michigan srrc.s accord
To Tie CRY Ce:k. r. CLEVELAND, supt.
Mry lit d435
, 1859-05-30
aurtioll EaIR5.

WAREHOUSE AT AUCTION
Tls morning. aoth May. ut 10 O'Clock Xasrhoute
No: 1a6 South Watsz. belonging to j. = Newhousa. E<9
wit b. sold IN ca-to ke renewed II te trnrve.i hv
ecovs n any pat at the rtve-. my5Qn'
, 1859-05-30

Tin t"'ul receipts Of the year, from all sour~
ct~. arc :,>."...l:":. :
Tie fo'iowin: is list Of PRESBYTERIAN Col
;r:c> which are untlc: ;rc supervision of cur
S.nnls md IrcsbYtcrrs. or which arr can
,,.c,i II, Ministers aud Members Of tlc l'rcs-
! }.yi.,;;a Church.
, 1859-05-30

w Til. tetalns: aoth May. as 10 oeeef, Warehouse
iii s. soi, *r cas-to l. fsmeve,i ean t. rae.e II
COWS T. any pat of The Hve-- nyoait'
PY GILBERT Il SAMPSON,
SlLyEEPLATEb WARE
FANCY GOODS AND OIL PICTURES
1T AUCTION.
On THURSDAY md FRIDAY MORNINGS. Janc II
ss Stss ssSs II" y sys1 h 1s feG y e' T
f. p: IT. E. e: ns .s @ iss 5n | ysf aa
tEts sery anc elegant n!ald "a tayA pe knives
saa psass + eS a @h ss say s9 m
goods a' several Gu pseso'f.i ~ ri,hsgt snF s
nyeodAi Aurtnnet.s u
By GILBERT & SAMPSON
L,rga AID PerenptoEy Sale
AT AUCTION.
Of Dry Goods, Embroideries, Notions
POCKET CUTLERY and FANNY GOODS.
it ss Il s:ss :s ,:sa ssa H. l. Chr M
d56RA1f II f. !: s :. fs Fsss x:,a s:s: Ra'as:
French EaargiaeEt sws4 ChsSk.,1; stripc,i ard fLs
D1apesy sissia-
sMAwLSvrsssa Is .t. Long sta"4 chen*u'e ssuAr
! SH1%ias 16d EcAfE
LNES-Brf. E5r papes, Napkins ana Taasa c!tss-.
! ~EtuKIE>-PcsersAan, Ctuaka Plain and nraIr
Ladies AMI Gents i3aadkesehcf, Nar,eiGrs Ssst!ng
Cloths. on Table Cover. kc-. Is.
C1sSIMERES-0 pr. of 1st to III guaEsI Il Bi.r
| Cass;Mctex.
SoIIoss AND POCKET cE1LERY-f1ny-d -dvc a'r
fHs nsett! oE 1se* IT. a. 's Z ~. Io;:h a IT,
Peseha Lc:rs coua6s. tor1m.nAA Kas!er n.tl.. sp+-
Threl. .ct4.nFs FINISHES, Linen, Rubber E3i1s Lin,
Thrr7t- Srk atl,ta. Ela=ttcs. Pcatiis, &c., k
; Alea y d"s Youths t;auslets
The attention Of dealers particularly reetel !" IL
| sale. GILBERT s *ANP@1S.
I uyAF-fd Auctions ez.
, 1859-05-30
CIDEWALk. NOTICE.

~ Cuy Clerks N:acr, Chicago. H. N.F So fSas. .
Public Notlce hereby given t1 'ke au:ou.n c"uaeil
ha4u nnSEtI Sidewalk II. be constructed IL fHlnwA:
On Inc NTH stdu nf III :ort from W.rh Anst
to l'aaIina st.rt. n the "cS As."n SIX fces wide:
Of inch zinc lank. Lid ssA.a&s Ut Rot less tau II
ln-h ok ut.in ls Eto the erh the eatt ted in BE-
tween th"ua a. 70 form ~ even kra'le
NHw uuea tue sha1 &c Constructed In the inanncr
REQUIRED Is til Orlsare rea,iye >lt ik., tkfo1c
the eenh cas If uae 1857. will c hnEt b. tie Street
iuu; and tue s,csse.l the premises eha:c
able Herewith ~
t,,r-u t,It
, 1859-05-30
2, Biblical and Ecclesiastical History.
3. Historical and Pastoral Theology III
Church Government.
D;h1;rai I ;+nrafrrc and Ereprsis,

2. Biblical and Ecclesiastical HISTORY.
3. Historical and Pastoral Theology and
Church Government.
4. Biblical Literature and Exegcsis.
Report accepted aud adopted. :,
The report Of tue committee on Theological
:seminaric< was then taken up and passed upon
resolution hv resolution.
1t mas hdor:cd with q few Verbal a'te1a"
tions.
In accordance NTH the order Of the dsy;
adopted this morning, the Assembly proceeded
to nominate persons 10 fill the Chairs respect
iveft.
The following nominations were made: .
Didactic and Poleminic Theology-.Dra: nc"
Master, Rice, Moore, Fairchild. Breckenridge
Atwater, Thoruwel1 and Palmer:
Biblical md Ecclesiastical History.-'rs: :.
G. Lord. Van Rensselaer,, Moaatt. Aaron WI
liams, Willis, Lord, y. /. Jnnkin, +. T. Wilson.
and S. 4. Wilson.
Historical and Pastoral Theology md Church
Goyernment-Drs. Edwards, Murray, 4alsey,
furlcy, Anderson. Clurk, Rankin and i1lnle.
Rev, Ie.srs. Shields and Baird.
Biblical Literal ire and E1cgcsis.-Drs: Lyon,
Ieon.au, Prof. Elliott, X. Elliott. Williams,
Moore, Scott, Mcl.arcn, Wines, John II. Kiee,
Saffor1i and ]. ". Alexander.
After making sundry specific orders for bnsl'
ness hereafter, the Assembly adjourned.
, 1859-05-30

GIDEWALk NOTICE.
~ City t'terk'4 Dh1cc, Ch!caxr ILL.,. May -. 1s59-
Fr.fc nutla Is le1rhy kievn, tb1t The common Councn
h1ve o7teted sidewalk he constructed futk,ws: uu
tlexoth i l. "sttrt, r.e f.m s:twaEt astcur W*: to
Nest I>iyor s.. fvts wl Il ,so i:cl plank. Ii!
TX ar;uks al .t5 t. t:.:s~ hy four iuth &.k autE
let Into the Garth the earth 1ued In bexccu keu.
!. tn form tSen kr21c.
Nuw. n;r*s the shall c constructed In the manner
required II lin sJr4nct relative TO s .enclkA or tf!Ee
the s.tlh zy Of ,!rEe 1s:3 1t will b: huis by fte tnrt
CDci-Arr and the cQrt ssessct IN the seithea Ih1Ee
able Herewith
uIyJtlUt il, kRE1SNAkN, CITY Clerk.
, 1859-05-30
39rt8s, 4 Triibtt,te.
CIi1CA GO.

THE AEsRIcAAIZED DEMOcHACT.
Nothing is i,e:noe-stic NOWADAYS that is
not Of African complexion. aad the nc:.rer
ANYTHING approaches n,I clcny-hnc, the strong
>.r its claims to Democracy. III forms Of Dem.
ocr;.cy hold that negroes have no rights that
white .nca arc 'uuna 10 RESPECT; but while
agreeing in tllis there is some difference Of
opinion rs tn the extent slavery should he per-
mi.tcl to override Constitutions, laws, end the
popular will. The Hulatte Democracy; for
example, hold that Congress- his no right un-
der tue Constitution, to exclude slavery from
the Territories. They arc some shades daFkcr
who assert s1lat neither Congress nor the rco-
pic Of The Territory Ilave that power. But
Only they arc purely and gcnaincty Demo-
cratic WHO 20 still i step further, and insist,
that any enactment Of n State Legislature to
exclude Slavery, is =: violation Of tho Federal
Constitution and III infraction Of tic rights Of
the three hundred and fifty thousand slave.
holder: Of the South. This is genuine liz
x,rd-foet and ebo-sIl:u'' Democracy, and it
lids fair 10 immaculate every other with its
hlack,lcss The State Conventions Of the
Democracy arc, Que by one. accepting the liew
.'>i!.l,Luletl,,' aud it will uot be rcry long
lr:'sr they arc Il u1;t both upon this question
a:,l that Of ,l.c re-oreniny Of tue African Slave
Trs'lc Tic Democracy Of ore:on have just
gwen il, their ad!,cs:nn. Here is the resos'
tion a,lnp1cl BY: Democratic Convention re-
c>.'ltly rld III Oregon City:
.H..vltsd, That tile Constitution Of the Uni
trt S.asrs durs recognise negroes as property
u.l., aud 10 Iull such property is a constltu-
tiu,u, right, cn-c=,eusivc aud commensurate
with ,a:tonal citizenship: that no Ltgixldt"re
t.l.ti,, .>tute o.. 1trrifmidt, nor taa Conyrts*
y< ,7uy ia,e trhirh slo1 1dep,5rt citizen Of thta
r:yt' without violating ti,r Federal Conststu.
tlnn.
There are ,nc,l in tic Northwest claiming
T. l'c Democrats. loud i'll protesting that they
will never deny tl.c right Of the States to cx-
..uil: slavery. Dst tlE*e arc molasscs-cnlorcd
Democrats: aud tllcy will 1e compelled 10 as
s,,.ne healthier cnl'r or hc lrirca FROM tl1o
.nmauuun with til: .:c'o-s:l:;.s.' They may al
l:,> conso!c themselves will. t|,e fact that The,
will mt ir.yc to travel hall 50 far 10 bccum,
e.t!rr!oA Dru,oc.:s,s, after the above patterns
IL. they la1e done TO get where they now arc
, 1859-05-30

CIDEWALK NOTICE.

CIUE " LALh NV1ICE4.
~ CITY C1er:: oMse, Chicago. Nay 90 1850. =,
Public Notice |, hr1rhy gwen that the Common Council
hare ursssAa Sidewalk to be constructed f%ioass IN
the est alGe Of Noal street. ftou, Lake street. 70
rihr plank, ls. teasire. u s than b. Inch n7k
scninx let int" tie ersh the earth t1!ca In between
them, IS tn fu:1a an eyvu Srslc-
Nuv. un.css tk- shall ~ constructed In the antef
qui:td b! thu '}narec relative tc sidewalks. Gu OF lr!orc
The 18Th .!ay u June, lS:9 II will It built br tho s''ctt
Commissioner ard tae et a1e.l On the lcenes charge
ahe thtre*ith. IN: :ok II. kiiEtSAASS. tiy Cl:lf.
, 1859-05-30

+ CONGRESS WATER By CASE
~ Or bottle, For s1ls ey J. II. REED CO. ~ and
l46 Iake 5t9ae1. nys1
, 1859-05-30

REMEMBER LADIES that tile best and Cheapest
place TO get your soi'cd or faded !a,nlellts
cleaned or dyed, is Ut Messrs. Cook bros, M.
1ys :. Clark street, whose reputation is cstah-
li~1,e.1 brvon.l dispute, Us the best l>yrss and
:scouress in lie city.
IlrI's i,n J.rGnT.-Statc and County Rights
for Hills patent, for sale.
Mcssrs. TE!rr, HALE 4 Co., Agents,
| myasd, t-wA & W.T. LOO Lake ST., Chicago.
, 1859-05-30

~ Strawberry lovers, and that is n very
comprehensive classification, will remember the
charming feast proposed for tomorrow evening
evening at Metropolitan Hall. See advertise
, 1859-05-30

" ".ANTED.-A Few Gentlemen
w to barr! In private family On the NORTH adc in
Of the delightful parts II Tue city, and convenient
to bu.ner Address L. ", At 4e oces aG tLls rrper.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-21
-. r.: s..E:s.

r. word, the great majorily Of Dem
+t.,ic editors and politieia.fs, 10 mattSr
In I'M nav Be their professions are Thugs
Y N The most unekcepsionable stripe. All
. Y onrrselyes, we despiae and defy HE
g ftola il them. and all Of their misrvprej
..{iors and fslsehoods. - Riichnlonsl
I s5ne But ablAekguard would pen and
-t,,bIish, such atsweeping denuhciation of
Ii;s >fafow lsborers Of the press, 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-21
fRItSr SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
n .5 ASEb.gR EisSCN A L. 't,ESTATIs. Il.

H i rNpt!RlInJ bsyirtile ofts9 dee s.of ir,fst.
Ne eS!ttTtrdl ibt mel as trustee, by fsetfiamlpE
I. aai,eys, beating dates resptc lively @ani
I'LL gsttaaynf 0etbbdra 1857. and the 27tiltlays
u ast.. L fiiJer, 1855, hi secure eertan deb s.
stsctfta i,issaid deeds Of trust, both (which
lFadS ;are dolly reeordHd IN Tie Clerk Office
of fhe County couFtof Kanaw ila.'. Will pto-.
Md ii The REQUEST Of tlicscredi 9fs nanit ili
5ai.tfuIt dee3s, 70 sell, on ji
-'tfsnady,ytht 26fk. dagssI Defender, 4 8 9,7
a4Ihe .sesidtnce of lie isaEat ztsent.min
shhthtrs, Situated +on fLe kaBawta ryer,
spssiit ,ilSe miles alsOSe tle TowriIof NaIAep,
I'll Iffublic sApction, toths i4glest bitFdeIzffir
ca9H, ne felloRi1lg rec and ri Wal l'ropaft
AID those several III Il S pfSpsr his III faiid,
TRAIT .were Conveyed teitlh saI Benilaln s,
SHaitters by IoeII D. shsewSaitrv anass ameS
IS. AMrntr anil wifi. BY deed beating Aate on
flla Cay ~ March. e. feg :rted ~ ka-
'tassha County logfsiaTrf wlthtalh the rights,
III fk,is as, easements ard apn!rItetanctsa0th
Il tsae selonsfg. 'Ttfsssa1 Hands being he
saShd bn wlehffie SAL. Sp9itAA Isl how restless.
4iso tile3follosFjng slaves A$ua otter pet
S1asI prnns rty + 2 srtx jim Daniel, Dean
tl,setl, PATH. Sam Eslinlln Rad ord, J Sam,
AllleIsaas Sally aud lef -four cliih.resl.. Mar
effft II kate3J lia and Benz Caroline and her
afSe Children, y. liam, K. ,!dah anl. " ess. I'll
F4tS AMI TX nv < eItlIa CHS ftdht ID n "
s!fsHHeiam ais. Amps. Isabel, Mary Martha,
Nttsfsph, litng, Etisahetf,1 Daniel. eainn,
tsercf9la iH3s1s, togethssr With he
;.SelOE sad Finale slaves, III aux slAce
5s#sR Cate ofsatl iced sys
gss EssA-Six horses ami Two carriage atls the
ss5sseIiPld and klt sbln furniture a salt Smith-
L 1s GeneaSrito oil klauksipltll's toislsJ one way
3>ERHantl# HatnesS, and all the said eSmf hers
II ytsp dfa4haN and corn. g
4ASaHS as tttistte, I'M ftc"Hseyt only such
4 lt#e{ ahieli il beiitreti to De eitlohdles
4aS 4 estei5 Iii ms, A She trust rt4t aforesaid
EId5ths saidsalr is not completed oh5tfte day,
.E3Hrea tatoHs, the same wilt95e cdntelued
ii4t1H.fl iEyEtd day till eoinpl etrd. 57saf
IL 5i 4++i i A5H. N FIl'zHu GtI. a
/ IlL -aI,lE Fai I'LL Trustee
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dradn 4Ol eanere.

INHIS patebt Gram CieaRerkhas been mo
Il SneHneed,ybyr all whe have used it 10 be
The tastes ann bestso pefatot ever Introduced.
The sases made the last year were much
larger than beIetoforej and entire satisfac-
ton haSe been>glven to every farmer who
has purchased then1St
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sUNDRIEs.

bSt T#s III 0SnAAAAA.9e ss$s 4i+
~ Boxes Palm Soap, u s{s j 8 5.sES III fla1T Il
.lLO 40 Boxes Palm No Soap. B959 III
~ 20 !, - German 4 do
Il so q Fancy do s+4Si 81 /: r Il.
so !" and hall boxes Star Candies,
rs Tallow s. -. .kS 81 20 kst
Il IS Kegs Bi3 Ca tbchate Soda 9s.5E
II iG0' boz assorted Brodms.
1t- h 40 Bales No. Batting
d. 80 /" No. 2 do If
100 boz. Buckets. . itE.Il.t +, "a
50 Nests Assorted Tubs. Eyf
is Bbls Pulyersed Saleratus. &
y 100 boz. bed ords. 8 H.. r.,
Il, SO Reels Pack Yarn. s..
IS Dog. Zinc Wash Boards. NJ
i|, 100 Boxes Raisiss.. tE II d
I, y 500 Reams assorted Wrapping Papet
so Boxes Starch N.
is Assorted Candy.
W. 81 Bags 4 g q Shot Is
Fl. IS Bales Bar Lead. LIE
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cAdpIoNEalLa

| understand that mtn8me has been used
upon Grain ctesnefs 81 other pstenss. aud
that such Cles6efs. hare been sold IS NV
manu- lactnre, This is . frspdupon the l,ur-
chaser, andds done u sci wonbIess,naehslies
=. b. hEAR9s.F
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DISSnLUTTON.,

FEHE co lpefch in heretofoEr exis tipss ke.3
I'll fween the undefs igneEi. was dissolve by
mutual consent, on the 10th day Of Septeh.-
aFTIf SAMUEL BRNEDIcr,
.ss8l7tt's isas u ei N. 5DAaEAN
.AE AllssccDuhls he late lfrfi of Be nedict e
pafisf will III settled i.y ANfEE liksEbict.
III Cosisnouth lii, Ks aawhs C0ss Sa..,t
4 Or. 1T - o. 5s3t4t4et
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FARMERS,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
]. b. He art.

Is acknowledging ainthe best manner,
and at the lowest prices. DoyLE's lNrHoyEl
DouBlE So E1kiEas1 ~ = rs =.
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LIGHT ON THE SUBJECa.s'
nERSoNs. ii want Of Window Glass;
Putty. dc. would do VIII toScall on
JH. ROGERS.
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BACON,

- u HIDS. Bacon 1fof sale at Cincinnati
10 prices, withiffeight aadeds hy
w. A. NHITI EKER a. 90. Z
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EaraatIv aroce1,v.

JUST Ieceiyeda very large stock Of Gfo-
- eerids Of all Kinds. ~
OidJaya Coffee, Rio c6ffee, u. 81
No. SagaEs q esCsushsds Sugar,
Puiyerized Sugar. imp. Tea, 80
Black Teas S{ 4iunp.J Tea.
i Lemon Crackers. Picnic Crackers, Is
Butter GfarkeIs, Soda GrackefS, 5
Water Crackers, Bostop Crackers.
Cheese SardiEes,
Cream Nuts, Alhanndsi& Raisihs,
I Pecans, Fltbefta.I ~ sia4I
Candies, IN Molssses, If
|, Vinegar Pepper & Spice
Mustard s.tsl5s ,Sflndigo & Mahdef,
Alum Gopperss, SoaPs& Candles. IS
Star CJndles, Breoins,5 - IS
Buckets. . NJ Th6s, z Z 4 ~ ~ Esssa q
CottAlIYarn - Lead & Caps.
Cotton Batting. Wash Boards,
Lard OIL, q. 40
Z Tam Offering ycryslow for cash cd Counts
Produce ASfsT s5g5GlAS, sB MOVES. S.
Opposite KdndiCha Heuss.
Nov 1853, yan:7ly
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$500 y
Ever brought LII Charles on, which heis SELL
ing far beloW the usual prices as lie ggeater
partrwere pure hased in New Sork III aug ion.
III is stbc is fresh and com prises every 5attiefe
ttif eenllemeuss WEIR i. he particularly invites
EhF aisentiolgof Ibis country customers ID his
stock ~ tdpfab Bile goods, which he va Erapts 70
but wear any Others in the market. Hesahas
Als5 aaiargd stock of fine cloth dless coats,
line business pants, velvet, satin and silk
vests, &cs ,sFsss'f ssss3 500 q
DEs. Is IS. u 4 u /. i5s2Js
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TI0LAsFiNG AND RIFLE POWDER, ]fur
~ Sale, by w. Al NaI'fTEKER 4 co.
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900 9 xss'sEsIs E , ss.Isf,' .als
4. .F> ID WELL.