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IMPORTS Ar RAITINOpE

BosToN-Stedmer Vim. JeakinS.
24O cases boots and shoes, Carey Howe Co.; 230 do
Grnne, Jenkins & Co; $50 do, Tucker & Smith; 14C
do }. G. Balderston; $50 do, B. & o. r. R.; $40 do
Penna R. R.; 240 bales dry goods, Mills Mayhem Co
200 do, Rice, Chase Co.. 140 do Duva Keighle
Co.; 100 do Paya ter Davis Co.. 100 bbs mackerel F
F. Pope $50 do. W D. Shurtz CO. $50 cases boots ani
shoes, 54 pkgs dry goods, sundry persons
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Death of n French Consul
SAVANNAH, August 26.-Louis Barrie French
Consul at this port died to-day of old age. He has
been resident Consul here for twenty two Years
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Police JNTELLIGENCE

Martin Gordon, who is charged with aiding and
assisting Charles Mcdonald alias McDiven in beat
ing officer Groves, arrested yesterday and
taken before Justice Boyd. Mcdonald is the man
on the Sabbath, and the assault grew out of this
affair. Gordon eluded the police until yesterday,
when he was arrested at Locust Point. He was com
mitted by the Justice to await the action of the
Grand Jury.
William Snyder was arrested yesterday by officer
Devaughan for allowing his sink to overflow. He
fined S25 and costs by Justice Carl, but the fine
remittcd by the acting Mayor.
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From Havana
New YoRK, August 26.-The Spanish steamer
Pazaro Del Oceano from Havana has been sig
nailed below.
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dHIIDP1TENTIS

HoLLTDAY STREET THEATRE.-An excellent bill is
offered tonight Mrs. Gadstane will appear as
Mrs. Smylio in Nine Points of the Lar Mr.. Ma
ginley will appear Pot Wddigdn in the Pirate s
Legacy. The performance will close with the Wan
dering Minstrel, with Robson as Jem Bags.
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Total hhds =. 2l79 454l2 AZ 5eI
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MAhhEIS Bl IELENKAPH.
New YORK, August 25.-Cotton is heavy. Sales o
10000 bales. Uplands mddling II cts. Flour is firm
Sales of Il 900 bbls. State S4404 60 Ohio SIS 60
Southern S5.25G550. Wheat has advanced-saes O
1880 bushels; white Southern I3sG142 cts; red 1854
40 cts; Kentucky white $50 cts Corn is heavy-Sale
of 10000 bushels yellow S4K cts. Proyisons-The mar
ket generally is quiet Pork is heavy. Mess $l4 25-
Prime $40 12hg0.25. Lard quiet at 10Y oil cts Whs
key has advanced Ct Sales at 27% Sugar is firm
Molasses is dull at 40,d42 cts.
PHILADELPHIA, August 26-Flour quiet. Wheat un
changed-Corn acveyellow 81 cts. Whiskey is scarce
Sales at 27la2S cts.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 26.-Sales of $50 bales of ole
Cotton, and 900 bales new. Sales at Il cts. Sales o
the week 1900 bales at 9Adl04 cts. for mlddling
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

FOR All THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIC,
are so composed that disease within range their
ton rarely Withstand them Their
properties Search and cleanse, nvgoae every portion
OF the human organism, correcting its diseased action and
storing its healthy vitate As consequence Of these pro
peres, the invalid who is bowed down with main or n
debility is astonshed find his health or energy bv
a remedy at simple and inviting. 81 ~ ~
Not only do they the every day complaints of arv
body, but also many formdabe and dangerous diseases
The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis NV Am
Almanac containing certificates of their and M
rections for their use in the following complaints Cosire-
ness Heartburn Hedddche arising from dSOrdered sfon9-
nch Nausea, LdgeStio Pain IN and Morbid Iaaction of
Tie RoaVeLs, Flotdencg Loss Of Appetite, Jdandce, and
other kindred complaints arising from low state the
or obstruction ofts functions ~
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named Andrew Miller, a
German, residing Light street, near Hughes
died suddenly last evening, about three o'clock
He had been at work at his trade, shoemaking, and
at dinner complained of the headache, and laid
down on the bed. In short time he was taken
with severe cramp, and died at the hour named
Miller had wife and four children, who are left
in very destitute circumstances.
You've THIEF.-Joseph Wheeler, about II
years OF age was left at the Western station for
short time yesterday afternoon by Deputy-Sheriff
Knight, who was on his way to the Towsontown
Jail, having brought him from Annapolis on re-
QUESTION from the authorities of Baltimore county
The boy is charged with stealing horse, the prop-
erty of Victor Ditfy.
RESULTED FATALLY.-Mention was made yester-
day in the local columns of this paper of the falling
of a wall on Baltimore street, by which man was
severely injured. The man, whose name could not
be ascertained, fingered in much pain until late
hour on Thursday night, when death put an end to
his sufferings.
ARREST ON CHARGE THEFT-A man named
William Potter was arrested yesterday, charged
with breaking into a watch box on Madison aley
and stealing therefrom Colts revolver, the prop
erty of officer Kimball. He was held for a further
hearing by Justice McAllister,
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR

IfIYOUNG LADIES.
The FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 18th of
October, 1883. The of instruction in the usual
branches full and thorough being under the direction of
efficient Faculty Of able and experienced Teachers Every
appliance required for Female education at the
command Of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters, with the comforts and ad
tges of the Christian family invited to examine the
Sch lJ.
Fo terms of admission and further information, address
Rev. GEO LEWIS STA LEY, Principal, Mount Washington
Baltim Co, Maryand or Rev. Dr. HElNER, Second St.
Batin0 Catalogues bc had at CUSHINGS * BAL
LEYS. fillmore street, and at Mr. Geo Gebacs Second
Sfra
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST &c.
ALCOHOL.-Alcohol has improved slightly and we
quote it this week at 5152 for City and Western
per cent There has, however, been nothing of
quence done in it so far we have heard.
ALE AND PORTER.-Scetch Ale, London Porter and
Brown Stout pints selling from importers hands
81 .62H(d175 per dozen.
BARK.-There has been inquiry this week for
Quercitron Bark, but we have heard of sales. We
quote No. at s22l92S, and No. at $l7@2O per ton
f. o. b.
BRIMSTONE.-There have been sales made this
week, but quote crude Sicily s47. so per ton.
BREAD.-Bfead is steady at the figures named in our
last viz cts, for Navy; Az cts. for Pilot and 5R
per lb for Water Crackers.
;COTrON.-There has been rather better demand this
week with sales of about $50 bales ordinary good mid
ding Upland and Gulf at prices ranging from 9H to 13k
cts six months, about 70 bales which taken
export The stock is about 1000 bales the bulk of which
is unsuitable to the wants of manufacturers being of low
grades. We continue to quote;
GRADES. UPLAND. GULF. WESTERN
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4 K :
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA,

the eleetual remedy which the medical skill of our
times can for fs everywhere vling and
pae been discovered for the expureatpn Of this foul dis
order from the blood and tic of the system from its
destructive Hence should be employed for
the only Scroula but also those other affections
which arise it, such ERuPTIvE and DISEASES
ST. ASTnoNYs FIFE, RosE ERYsIPELAs, PIMPLEs. Pus
TULEs BLoTGnEs and BoILs, TUMORs TETTER and
SALT RHEUM, SoALD HEAD. RINGwoRM, RHEUMATISM
sYpHIIITo MERGURIAL DISEASES, DRoPsY DYSPEPSIA
nEBILITY, and. indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS
YITIATsD IMPURE BLOOD The popular belief in ''ima-
rtty oJhe blood is founded in truth, for scrOula is de
generation of the blood The particular and virtue
Of this Sarapara is purify and regenerate this vital
mated constitutions
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Gg-pMtnersbip AOtitfs.

THE CO-PARTE ERSHIP HERETOFORE
IL EXISTING UNDER THE FIRM or PELLEvOISIN,
AiNE CO. La Rochelle, Is THIS DAY DlSs0LNED, on
evoisn, father The firm will only consist for its liquida
pions oi in Sesng en ams
for the confidence wherewith they have honored
N1eS' ''''''.'''''' PELLEvoISIN, AINE CO
La Rochelle, June 50 h, 1859
La Rochelle July lst, 1859.
WE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A Co
wv PARTNERSHIP UNDER THE FIRM OF PELLE-
yoISIN BROTHERS Referring to foregoing circular; we
OF BEAS6Y under !:tSI sRe %qrE a$5 f tsTTn ~ "" "" -
Successors of the former firm hope you will
the confidence wherewh the old firm has been honored
ALPH0NsE PELLEvoIsIN.
HAVING BEEN APPo1NTED Ii550lsi HGENT FOR
llTHE PELLEyoISIN BRANDY, I will have on hand
and prepared to forward orders for this well known mark
from parties desirous to import the same direct
as-f No s. $. Cay street
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-THE CO.
E nd FE nsss % bas 55
style Of Ora II CFT0Y is this day dissolved Charles
Nav nth, 1859 . - mil tt
CO-PARTNERSHIP-W the undersigned,
Ohave this day ENTERED into C0PARTNERsHIP
the sys The
its branches. P c; MARTIN,
BALTIMORE, January /, 1856 ja-tf
CARD.-MARTIN, BELT & CO., Distillers of
- pure Rye, Malt and Wheat Whskeys los North Howar
St, Baltimore, Md, jal-tf
CO-PARTNERSHIP.-W the undersigned,
N. y a III @ t %Pdss ee
CdMMssioN BtsSEsS at Is south street, near Ex
change Palace, Baltimore.
JOHN GAYNOR.
In addition to our Commission business we have made
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TOtal..... Ia, ,I94
HOWARD STREET FLoUR.-There has been fair inquiry
for this description Of Flour this week. and note sales
of bbs Super all at $512x 100 bbs Extra $525,
and Of 800 bbs do at per bb Super closes to-day
steady At $6.12k, and Extra at $3.50 per bbl.
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VOL. IV---NO. 1863.

BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of Arbitration for the month Of august
AUSTEN JENKINS,
GEO SMALL. GEO Fl. BYRD,
JAS HAZLITT A. GR0VERMAN.
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AYERS CHERRY PEoToRAL,

FOR RAPID CURE
coUGHs, COLDS lNFLURNZA, HoARsENEss Group, BRl IN
RELIEF OF C0NSUMPTIvE PATIENTS
ADVANCED STAGES OF THE
DISEASE.
So wide the field of s usefulness and numerous
sbounds in publicly known who have been restored
from alarming and desperate diseases of the lungs by
medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
and VIII re- its virtues KNOWN the public no longer hes
tate what antdote to employ for the distressing and dan
gerous affections pulmonary organs that are incident
70 our climate Inferior reedles thfnst upon
the community have failed and been dscarded this has
gained friends by every trial, conferred peneht on the
aihcted they forget and produced cures toe
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.
DR. J. c. AVER & co..
Lowell Mass
All our Remedies for sale by Thomson, Wood Block;
by all the Druggist at retail j29-eo6m
AEN-N BUCKS FULTON HOUSE,
&6TT1EfrwAA No. "a PRATT STREET,
nETElIIAH pebWeen Frederick ST. and Market space
,..- -, - ule great improvements made in the
culinary and sleeping apartments the proprietor is pre-
ACCOMMODATE PERMANENT
with airy rooms and a well set table O
Citizens and strangers will find at this house all the
MEALS SERV ED AT ALL HOURS.
RMEs OF THE FULTON House.
snaTq, peruay.
board, per week. eak-....-..---...............4 400
Meals 25
LOGGING. ..-...-....- Is
The EATING DEPaRTMENT.'.' o.
ls constantly supplied with the best the Affords and
80 60 = sNAoKs. Always ,tas READY fSY'' n0urs
Ine har stocked With the most choice Wines, Liquors.
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-
Otonal disease corruption of the blood by which this
fluid becomes vated, weak and poor Being in the circu
lation, pervades the whole body, and burst out in
disease part OF No is free from its attacks,
nor there which il may not destroy The scrofuous
ian variousy caused by mercural disease low living
hisordered unhealthy food impure air filth and filthy
Habits, depressing vices Whatever be its origin it
Is hereditary the constitutions descending from parents
to children the third and fourth generation" indeed
it be the rod of Him who 81 will visit the mi
gues OF the fathers upon thsir Children
It's effects commence by depos from the blood of
rHpt ucerous NATTER which, in the lungs, liver and in
ternal gans termed tuhercleS in the glands swengs;
and the surface eruptons This foul
which gende the blood depesses the energies of life
that scroulous constitutions not only suffer from scrouous
complaints but they have to withstand the at
Jacks Of other diseases consequently vast numbers perish
by disorders which, although not seofuous in their nature
aP still rendered fatal by this faint in he system Most of
the consumption wch ecimates the human family has its
origin directly in this scrofuous contamination and many
destructive diseases of the liver Kidneys brain and indeed
OF all the organs arise from aggravated by the same
cause
One quarter of all our people are sorofuous their persons
nvaued by this lurking Infection and their health is
undermined by it, To cleanse it from the system
the blood by Alternative medicine and nvigo
rate it by heaty food and exercise. Such medicine
SunplV in
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Such is, as nearly as can recollect, the sub
stance of nearly two hours conversation, wherein
much was said incidentally that would not be worth
reporting, even if i conld remember and reproduce
it, and wherein others bore part; but as Presi-
dent Young is the first minister of the Mormon
Church, and bore the principal part in the CONVEX
sation, l have reported his answers alone to NV
questions and observations. The others appeared
uniformly to defer to his views and to acduiesce
fully in his responses and explanations He spoke
readily, not always with grammatical accuracy,
but with no appearance OF hesitation or reserve,
and with no apparent desire to conceal anything,
nor did he repel any ofmy questions impertinent
He was very plainly dressed in thin summer cloth
ing, and with no air of sanctmonv or fanaticsm.-
In appearance, he is porty frank, good-natured, !,
rather thick-set man of iltyhve, seeming to enjoy
life, and be in particular hurry to get to hea-
ven. His associates are plain men, evidently born
and reared to life of labor, and looking little
like crafty hypocrites or swindlers as any body
of men / ever met. The absence of cant or smut
fe from their manner marked and general;
vet. think may fairly say that their Mormonism
has not impoverished them-that they were gener-
ally poor men when they embraced it, and are
now in very comfortable circumstanees-as men
averaging three four wives apiece certainly need
to be.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, AuaUsT 26

Caslda, Stafford, Carditf-B. M Hodges, Jr. III
Elizabeth Bbby, (Br) Weston, Liverpoo-Davies War
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E0Mtati9n.

nR ROBERT ATKINSON WILL OPEN
LA SCHOOL FOR BOYS at No. l36 NORTH CHARLES
STREET, ON MONDAY, September 9TH.
Circulars be had Nr Waters Bookstore, and at
No n a24eo4w4
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d. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,
as.2m No 81 MULBERRY STREET.
MISS D. 7. KILBOURN'S ACADEMY,
1VA Removed from and Lexington street TO No. 562
WEST FAYETTE STREET, one door east of Franklin
YGTYKEHAM SCHOOL.

1HTYKEHAM SCHOOL,
w 2S2 MADISON AVENUE
manners makeyth Man"
Rev. I. RICHEY, NJ A, Rector
Mir n. c. MOORE, Principal.
WYkEHAM SCHOOL, inst uton for the education of
Boys, has in view thorough intellectual and physical train
ing under the law OF Christian obedience adopting for its
motto, the maxim of its PATRON "Manners makeyth Man,
its aim is professional but to implant the seeds of
education which will make the CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN
SESSION COMMENCES SEPT. 5.
Circulars may be had at the Bookstores Of Mr.. JAS S
Waters, MesSis Gushing & Bailey Messrs Armstrong
Berry. and 80 MadiSnn
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

TOBACCO-HHDs.
Commencing January l, 1882 and same time 1858
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VIE OO-fAh1 DEL w UlL-
H. BERT CASSARD, Sr, and THOATAR CASSARD under
the firm of G. CASSARD son. was DISSOLVED on the
18th November last by the decease of the senior partner
The undersigned surviving partner continues the business in
the name of the old firm of G. CASSARD son
n3if THOMAS CASSARD.
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EoUGHs CoLDs, INFLUENZA, HoARsENEss, Group, BR IN
cHITIs. INcIPIENr CONSUMPTION, AND
RELIEF OF C0NsUMPTIvE PATIENTsIN
ADVANCED STAGES OF
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Fairy Queen.
Lis Of Canal Boats from Havre de Grace per Steamer uni
alta, August 26, 1859.
Boat K NJ Thompson, Captain Lyman-coal to William
A. House.
- Boat Jacob Fisher, Captain Cumbler-Goal to Murray 4
HaZelhurst
- Boat George Chares, Captain Eori-wheat and to
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TO-PARTN NERSElIP.-We, the undersigned,
Ohaye this day formed Cepartnershp under the
and style of CHIS& GAYNOR for the purpose of conduct
ing GENERAL PROVISION AND WESTERN PRODUCE
COMMISSION BUSINESS, at 4S South street, near Ex-
change Palace, Baltimore
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-08
The nannsr County.

Our old Empire County Of Lee gays Kirk
wood 2,I59 votes at the recent election. That
10 the largest Republican vote ever cast BY
any county 10 the State Of Iowa. We shall
beat il next year, however, when No expect
to cast over $500 votes for the frat Rspub-
lican President Of the United States. -Keo-
kuk Gate City.
Hold your horses, neighbor Howell, Old
Scott 10 in the field. Scott gave kirkwood
2,2O8 votes, being larger Republican vote
than Lee gave, while ct the same time she
gave him 5S3 majority. Scostis the 'sbanner
county, Of lows. Long may she waye!---.
Davenport Gas.
You are right, Sanders. The fact is, We
found Lee ahead Of sshigh Henry" and such
like strong Republican counties, and never
thought Of looking at the vote Of little
Scott. But look here, Lee county il bound
to give the largest Republican vote next year
in spite Of the majority against which We
have to contend.
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We said the other morning that tho psepls
were about ready for the third degree, u
stage, or whatsoever il 10 most propsr 10 call
the rs.sction 10 the Harper's Ferry riot
The violent and unscrupulous spirit Of men-
dacity which has been 70 generally exhibited
BY the Administration psrtisans, hAs had the
effect to hurry up this ssthird dsgres'' action.
We are pretty near into 1t now. Some more
news like that which We publish from New
port, Ky;, Of nsw.papsr moboing, will pre-
ting in. Let these violent psrtizans 90 on.
fold worse than what it WAS before the Har-
per's Ferry riot came TO their temporary re-
lief Wheeling (Va.) Times.
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a saAOccurrcnCo.

II gives rs pain to be compelled to notice
an occurrence whereby life was taken and .
most estimabls family plunged into the deep
est grief. On last Sabbath, son Of Mr..
George Z. Arnold pointed . gun down a
stove hole. and BY swapping the the lock the
contents Of the gun, ball, was fred into
the breast OF his sister, below, killing her al
most instantly. She was only four or Ave
years old--ths boy older. The ball had been
In the gan since some time last Spring, and
was only about half way do wn the barrel; it
ia supposed the boy had NO idea that II could
DO discharged. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold had
come to town the evening before to spend
the night with Mrs. A.'s sister and attend
church on Sabbath, but were called homo
early in the day BY the news Of this most dis
tressing casualty .-Maquoketa Excelsior.
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L~sses by fire NJ New Orleans.
The losses by ERE at New Orleans this year
have been truly terrible. Az accurately a.
We can estimate them from the staten ents
published in the New Orleans papers, they
are ~ follows:
BY fires in cotton presses last spring, 5000 700
By the FIRE of the 23d ultimo i. 100000
By the ere Of the 30th ultimo =. 100000
By the hre Of the 3rd instant $4,000
Total 81, 750, 600
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TIM NTw YoRK ELECTION comes on to-day.
There are several State oa6osrs and members
OF the General Assssbiy % be elected. The
American state Convention nominated q
sieket. one half of which was selected from
the Democratic Nominees and the other hall
from the Republican nominees. II would
seem, therefore, that the Americans stand =
pretty fair chance for electing . portion Of
their ticket at least. And il 10 not ct ell inn
probable that the American vots viii be sur
fciensly strong to hold the s'balance" and
elect the half and half ticket nominated by
the Convention. In that case, this 'rem-
nant" of party will claim glorious vio-
tory.
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Mend Your Ola Furniture
Read the Following TestimsniaIs
AS TO THE QUALITY OF
Spalding's Prepared Glue,
FOR SALE BY
OGDEN, BROWNELL r CO.

From thu Chriatian Inssllingenaer.l -
This dlusis put up IN : ocnvsnient bottle, and
10 chemically hsld in selutan, retaining al the de-
Glue, and i used cold. 4 small brush asoonps-
mics each bottle, the whole costing bat IS esnts,
and furnishing An sv~-ready and SGcisnt means
Of repairing I'll kinds Oh broken household wares.
Il win y found exsesaingly convenient for cone
requiring . strong mnsilsgs. No hcuseksspsr can
odord to b without II.
From the Christian Advocate and Journal.1
The want Of such m article 10 - constant and
univsrsal the family, and hitherto u has bssn
want unsupplied. "Spaldings Prepared Glue
seems To be Ill that has been dssifed In this d.
rection.
from The Evangclist.1
6palaing's Prepared Glus, designed for house
ksspsss, II . boon which every housewife win ap-
prseiAts.
[Vron the N. Y. Frsenan's Journal1
Spslding's Prepared Glue il snch simple and
cheap preparation that IL Is pity any house should
b without IL.
IFrom the N. Y Chroniels.l
We have never sssn any thing which met this
universal waat TIL tbs advent Of spalding's Pre-
pared Glue, which will b found precisely the ~
ticis every Aoussksspsr moods.
From the Home Jourual1
We have nAdsA practical acquAintance with
this latest household oonvsnisnce, and cannot re-
frain from calling tho attention Of all our lAdy
friends to it, sxcelling merits.
From the N Y. Daily Tribunel
i The kind We use IL labeled ''Spalding's Celsbra~
ted Prepared 9lus; useful in every house - and
~ We have found IL valuable addition to cur oabi-
net Of asitts ccnvenisncss we fully coneur in the
sentiment OF the label.
From Life Iunstrated.1
To Architects and DYaftsmcn who have occasion
70 "spring on paper for drawings. this Glue will
save very considerable amount Of time and labor.
moved
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"FixrD FOR Stow TRAVELLING" -The Leg
islsture Of the State Of Tennessee has en-
acted law imposing 6ne OF Eve hundred
dollars upon any railroad company which
shall be convicted Of carrying free negro
over their road.
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8Capt. Cook, the brothsr-in-law Of
Gov. Willard, is writing out confession BY
the advice Of that distinguished Locofoco
politician. OF course the object is to pur-
chase pardon at the hands OF Governor
Wise.
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Bsauest 70 the Democracy.

BeQuest 10 the DenocrAcy.
Lemuel Stotwsli, rich Maryland Whig,
on his deathbed bequeathed his niggsrs to .
score Of Wing relatives, and his relatives to
the Loeofoco party. Niggers are Democrat
10 stock in trade, and those new born Demo
Gratis win hare Gne capital to start with.