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A Y f r. S

COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA,
the most efectua remedy which the medical skill of
times devise for this eveTywherepe and fatal
maady combined from the active remedias that
have been discovered for the eXpurgaton of this foul dis
the blood and the of the system from its
destructive consequences Hence should be employed for
the cure ofno only Scofua but also those other affections
which arise from it, such ERUPTIvE and SKIN DISEASES,
ST ANTnoNYs FIRE, Rose or ERYsIPELAs, PIMPLEs PUs-
rULEs, BLoTCHEs BLAINs and BOS, TUMORs letter and
SALT RHEuM, SCALD HEAD, RINGwORM, RHEUMATISM
SYPHILTIC MERCURIAL DISEASES, DRoPSY DYSPEPSIA,
DEBILITY and, indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM
INITIATED IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief in iRpu
ry TIE biood" is founded in truth, for scrofua is de
generation the blood tn particular purpose and virtue
Of this Sarapaa is to purify and regenerate this vita
fluid without which sound health is impossible in contam
nat constitutions
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I0baffG.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

Nh MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
FIvEs, SIZES, sEvENs, TENS, ELEvENs AND
TWELVES
r. j. Smith, Jones, Nrnabe, Atwood, John Montfort A.
9 Saunders Young Burwell Red Rover, L. Guy, Young
Il Wimbish, Mount Vernon, Clay.
HALF POUNDS.
Chickahoniry, Red Rover, Horseshoe, W. Lyon, Naiad
Queen.
TWISTS.
Geo Cooper Co, Abner McCabe, Jno Cabendish John
Linton, foil, Fillmore Union, Lindsey, T. E. Dongau, G.
Dongan John Keen Jr., Joe Bell X. Steagall, B. T.
Gravely.
POUNDS.
Eureka light pressed, John Winston, do do, James T.
Butler, do do, Fl Braao, do do Scearce Noe NJ. Lang
horne Sons, f. +. keens Nectar F. f. Keen's Native F.
+. Keens Flue Cured, c. Norman, T F. Donagan, W c.
lvey, Gustayus Jones, Kate Waller r. Holland, Fillmore,
Otter Peak, L. Lawrence, Henry Fuge W. H. Burton. f.
NJ Davis, J. X. Jones, S A Myers W. H. Ogden, D. P T.
Keen, Eagle p j. Harrison, john CabendiSh, St Charles
j. 7. Smith.
For saeby JOHN P. PLEASANTs & SONS,
nlStf 50 South street.
G. W. GAIL CHRISTIAN AK.
~ W. GAIL b AK,
~ MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
SMOKING, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
SNUFF AND CIGARS.
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ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS

HNLIGlBLE BUILDING LOIS
FOR SALE OR LEASE,
OR FOR EXCHANGE
FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
These Losarc Madison avenue near Hoffman
street. Appya the Office of the Daily Exchange e29t
COUNTING ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR FOR
ORENT Applyto POUITNEY Il MOALE, A Lombard
street. s22-tf
H. FOR RENT.-Double House, No II ST.
H Paul above Baltimore street, occupied by
- Mrs Adams as Il BOARDING HOUSE-would suit for
DWELLING No 43 north Calvert street above Lexington,
WYE "Ff s5 sa AXB Rooms No Calvert street near to Bar
81 dtf " " GLENN, 20 N Charles street
nor RENT.-TWO LARGE ROOMS suitable
IL for Offices of any kind. Also, CELLAR At
uRI KILBURN'S,
ill., ELEGANT OFFICES FOR RENT AT
Ms NO A SECOND STREET only one door from South
-4Astree adjoining the Fremens Insurance Office. In
sI7tf 'S MARTIN LEWIS.
ffrEsA& VALUABLE FARMS, HOUSES, LOTS,
HI &C FOR SAIEA Farm of 300acreS in Queen Anne's
Acouny, having many great resources improvements
good and has fine facilities for communication with Ba
y. Also numerous well located and valuable Farms in
Baltimore Hartford Frederick, Prince Georges and other
counties of Maryland many of which will be sold at little
PLANTATIONS AND FLOURiSHING ESTATES IN
VIRGINIA. magnificent Estate in Amherst county,
tanning 100 acres mile from the city Of Lynch6qrR and
having front Of about miles James River: will be sold
for $4,000 Large tracts of Grazing and Timber Land in
Lands in Pennsylvania Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri,
Sentucky Tennessee Georgia @d many 9t.r Western and
HOUSES, large and small in all of the city for SALE
LOANED ON MORTGAGE BONDS, STOCKS and other
securities exchanged for Real Estate. ~ -
Real Estate Paul street.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL


CoUGHs, COLDS, INFLUENZA, H0ARSENEsS, GROUP, BIZ
CHiTIs, INCIPIENr CONSUMPTION, AND FOR THE
RELIEF OF CONSERVATIVE PATIENTsIN
ADVANCED STAGES OF
DISEASE
So wide field of it, usefulness numerous
the that almost every country
ahounds persons publicly known who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs by
its use When tried its superiority every Other
medicine of its kind is too apparent escape observation
and VIII virtues known, the public longer hest
tate what andoe to employ for the distressing and dan
Cerous affections Of the pulmonary organs that incident
to our climate While many inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded, this ha:
gained friends by every trial conferred benefits the
afflicted they can forget and produced toe
numerous and too remarkable to he forgotten.
Prepared by
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II R. B A A K E E

nR. AAKEE
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES.
Special attention given all chronic diseases CoUGHs,
Group, CONSUMPTION INFLUENZA, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS all
diseases of the NOSE MOUTH THROAT and LUNGS all SKIN
DISEASES of description successfully treated-um
bago Lumbar Assesses, Scrofula Rheumatism, Govt
ralga, Paralysis Epilepsy Commissions, Dyspepsia, DyS
EMERY Darrh@a The worst cases of PILES cured in
time; also, of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels There
many diseases incidental to and children which
treated with distinguished All particulars viii
given by letter Dr. Baakee produce thousand
0A4' FisTGLH OF EVERY DEsCRIPTI6N, '''
in ANY OTHER PART OF THE BODY,
TUM0RS AND SWELLINGS
every description, and without the ofthe knife
surgical instruments These last named diseases be
cured by correspondence, therefore all such patients
DR. Baakee has made new discovery ''FLUID, that
will produce absorption of the Cataract, and restore
vision to the Eye without resort to the knife
EYES AND EARS
successfully treated without the of the knife
die DR. Baakee has constantly hand at his office
extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TTMPANUMS or EAR DRUMS,
which suitable either and all ages-nSerted in
five minutes EAR TRUAPETs of every description; also
large assortment of beautiful and durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL FEET
with the Ankle, Leg and KneeJont attachment.
These articles perfectly natural and adapted for either
and can be sent by express to part of the world
All kinds of Tusses for Hernia Rupture of every de
scrption either and Trusses particularly adapted
for females in weak condition. with PRoAP
sUs UTERI
Doo Baakee is one of the most celebrated and skifu
physicians and surgeons living His fame is known
personally in every principal city of the world.
All letters directed to DR. Baakce must contain ten cents
postage and incidental All Chronic Diseases
be treated by correspondence except those mentioned
which will require his personal supervision.
SS-ohce Hours from 9 A. NJ. To- naf + 81 ,,XPp
Office, 7Oi Broadway few doors above Fourth street,
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ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
Nnynmhnr L lSiq

ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November /, 1889.
Par. Market Value.
$l23050 Philadelphia City per cent Loan $I2305O 90
100000 Pennsylvania State per cent Loan 1856 90
S240NO do do. do. do. 2l,0t0 90
$4,000 L. S. Trea. ury So per cent. Notes, and in
terest ue:............................. 25263 81
$4,000 do. do. do. do. 3O,6I50 100
$4,000 Temporary Loan to the City Phada $4,000 90
$4,000 Pennsy lvana Railroad, ID Mortgage & per
cent Bonds 1880 90
per cent Bonds. 1890 90
$l4 900 West Philadelphia Passenger Railway Co
per cent Coupon Bonds. ............. $4,000
$l5 900 300 shares stock Germantown Gas Com
pany interest and principal guaran-
teed by the City of Philade phia........ $4,000 90
5000 100 shares Pennsylvania Railroad Company 35 90
$4,000 100 shares North PennSy lvania Railroad
Company. ..:.:...,...::.......:.:.... $1,000
Tug Company. ..................... 10000
Navigation Company. ............. 10000
$50 shares Ocean Steam Navigation Co... 1900
$3.50 shares Philadelphia and Havrc de Grace
Steam Tow Boat Company ............. 500
5000 shares Philadelphia Exchange Company 100 90
s435.SSO Cost $4ll, $40 20 0S,7lS 81
Bonds and Mortgages l4000 90
Real Estate 1853 35
Bills Receivable for assurances made sos SO
Balance due at Agencies-Premiums Marine
Policies interest and other debts due the Coz G564 6s
Scrip and stock of sundry Insurance Companies $3.50 90
Cash deposit in go 81
$S0i ,665 81
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A0asEs, IT,. lot SUI aa0 4Rnt.


a. FOR SALE OR RENT.-The very de-
srah 2, SiRENCE2 No 66 north side Mount Yer
with or without furniture Apply at Sun office n292awtf
ENOR RENT.-THREE VERY DESIRABLE
i CHAMBERS over Store No. South Charles street,
o. FOR SALE OR RENT.-A commodious
El;,,III thlee,s CRY BRICK DWELLING IN MONUMENT
- STREET between Howard and Park, No lOI Apply
GROUND RENTS.-S336 ON DWELLINGS
SHin E. Fayette street, for sale ny -
diff 6O'Donneils wharf.
ill., ill., FOR SALE-A LOT ON LEE STREET,
; directly opposite Camden Station Is feet front by l55
zre4 at Ills 6ice O' 'ess'0y BRICK D"G nj Il
nor RENT.-A COUNTING ROOM, fit for
a9y me rs SFR the second floor of war hoaG No
OFFICE FOR RENT.-No. 2 of the FRANK
OLlN BUILDING. of North and Baltimore SITS
The office is the second above Baltimore street. North
o. FOR REM THAT DESIRABLE
HR,it WAREHOUSE. No II SOUTH CALVERT STREET
-A4s4A4 cumming through to Cheapside
Apply on tte premises y12tf
IT n. REID, AGENT,
F II N9 GR6 ETT4T y e 9ea "a Fayst tse
and GSs or dIcsnse all auses # for
49, FOR SALE.-A three-story BRICK
iisi DWELliNG,NG S2S East Baltimore street with two
e.story and attic double Back Building All the mo-
dern Improvements. Lot 20 by no. Ground So % per
front foot. Apply to BDWD. MITCHELL co,
JSH No 90 Pratt street.
o. FOR SALE
Ha;ii A TWO STORY AND ATTIC DWELLING on
- Dawson street. Pratt, No B. win be sold low
application G l.. HARRISON
mlStf GODonnels wifi
o.: FINE RESIDENCES,
A,,s VALUABLE LOTS
49, EXCELLENT FARMS
GOOD GROUND RENTS
For sale by Il. WATERS n son, Brokers'
mhlg-tf No. , Law Buildings
o. FOR SALE OR RENT.
Ba House cor Cough and Caroline street, suitable for
- Grocery, Provision or Dry Goods Store.
House No Franklin street, suitable for Produce, Pro
vision Clothing Store
House No North Frederick suitable for Lager
Beer Saloon Boarding House.
Inquire Of C. H. MYERS & BROS,
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BY CAENUN X 3IAG"Vs38ENy-..

= I Ct INJN z p N's'I'FE I. WE
xr,11-r,n1r,,r, -z,-,-,~g---~s-G~~-- - ,-,,
RUSIEES SAL OF \ LARGE AND
Il VALUABLE STUCN OF LEATHER, SHOE FINDING
STORE FIXTURES. IRON : nae, TOOLS &c, &c.
BY virtue deed David @4rt2rna me,
dated 10Th November and recorded among the records
Of Baltimore city, shall sell at public auction, " ED
NESDAl MORN ING, d. c-mher 18th Hsant commencing
at 10 O'Clock, at the St0Tc ). " of LOMBARD AND
CALVERT STREETS, the entire stock of LEATHER,
SURROUNDINGS, &c, contained in said establishment,
viz
doZ City Calf Skins; French do Tampico do: French
ldras do assorted Kip Skins Sole and Upper Leather
American Patent Calf ~kius: Buff Leather Sides: Cr
and Horse Leather: Grain aud tnlmalleG do Sides
Hcm"ck Slaughter do large stock Tara,y Initiating
do. Russia Imitation do French Nrr0CcDs: lbs
finished Skirting Harness l.u5hcr. tSc.. &c.
Also. large and superior stock OF BIC" K BINDERS
LEATHER.
Also, large stock Of SHOE FINDINGS: 500 yards as
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TaiI0rs.

GEO. C. SPIES,
VI MERCHANT TAILOR,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM,
NO IS NORTH GAY STREET, north of the Bridge,
Keeps constantly hand full and fashionable assert
ment of ENTS' WEARING APPAREL of every descrip.
on and prepared furnish all the latest style of
FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS, which he guarantees
give satisfaction style and fit and in prices ito the
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KY III N
us,fs1., Z. J., \ zlsazss
NOLEMAN,S ErTAW HOUSE.

~ IL L / NJ q X +.
ROBT. B. COLEMAN late of the firm OF Coleman & Set-
Of the stor House end recently of the St Ncho
las Hotel New Ork, has, connection with his
FREDERICK W. COLEMAN taken the charge of the above
weli n0wn house Tor a term OF years
Many important alterations and improvements have been
made rendering it rstcass in every respect The location
of this house convenient travellers and citizens the
City Cars Passing constantly to all points and the Bati
and Ohio and Washington ecotS being close prOX
unity.
Liberal arrangements viii he made with families and sin
gle gentlemen, for board (either full or PARTIAL.
They will continue the INrERNATlONAh HOTEL at
Niagara Falls n. Y, in the sumpuOus that
has made it popular with the travelling public during the
past season. dl-3m
SCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL is u consttu-
Otonal disease, corruption of the blood by which this
fluid becomes vitiard weak and poor Being in the
laton, pervadcs the whole body, and burst out in
disease part it, No organ free from its attacks
nor is there which il may destroy The Scrofulous
faint variOusly caused by mcrcura disease, low vin
habits the depressing vices etc Whatever he its origin it
is hereditary the constitution, descending frOm parents
tochlldren unto the third and fourth gcneration; indeed
1t seems to be the rod of Him who Il will visit the n
duties OF the fathers upon their children
It's ELECTS by from the blood of
rupt ulceous NATTER which, the lungs, liver and in
terna organs is termed uberces in the glands, swengs
and the surface erptonS This foul corruption
which gende the blood depresSes the energies of life
that croulos constitutions only suffer from scroous
complaints but they have far less power withstand the at
acks of other diseases consequently vast numbers perish
by disorders which, although their nature
still rendered fatal by this ne system Most of
the consumption which decmates the human family has its
directly this
destructive diseases of the liver Kidneys brain indeed,
oa the organs, arise from aggravated by the same
invaaed by this lurking infection, and their health is
undermined by To cleanse it from the system must
renovate blood by Alternative medicine and invigo-
rate it by heaty food and exercise. Such medicine we
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2uuks an0 Stationery.
AgritulturaL.

| = 000TONS "a" PERUVIAN GUANO,
| cSOOO OF DIRECT IMPORTATION
Into this market,
| And will be delivered from Agents warehouse.
| Sl0 TONS "A' Glide ISLAND GUANO,
"VV Containing II per cent. of Ammonia,
| VERY DRY,
| AND
STATE INSPECTOR
SUPERIOR To ANY CARGO
| EVER IMPORTED.
For sale in quantities to suit
AT AS Low PRICES AS CAN
P. MALCOM Il CO,
| a24u Wood street, Bowy's wharf
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Lowell, Mass.
All our Remedies for sale by Thomson Wood Block,
and W. H. Brown Bro Baltimore at wholesale and
by all the Druggist at retail. j2a eo6rn
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of 900 LOntirts, etc .,,, -,,.,,-
dISf 10l Pearl and Ga Stone streets New York.
VOILECTION OF CLAIMS,
v IN QUEEN ANNE'S, KENT TALBOT COUNTIES
WOOLMAN ]. GIBSON, Centreylle Nd, respectfully Of
rs his services the Public for the Collection of Claims
of every descriptions in the above named counties in the
recovery which he will employ the most prompt and ener
getic means =, -,
success and his unweared application to business, he he
eyes he shall give entire satisfaction to all who conde
their business to his care His charges will be moderate
REFERENCES:
PhilddeIpbid-Dr David Jayne; DeCourcy, Lafourcade
Co.
Baltimore-Wm. Chestnut, Esq, VIM. H. Gachell
Messrs Wells Miller.
CentreciUs-Hon r. B. Carmichael, Pere Wilmer, q
EnsfonWCoi Samnel Hambeton. fel4-tf
MARYLAND AGENCY-FOR THE SALE
wi OF JOHNS & CROSLEY'S GUTTA PERCHA CE-
MENT ROOFING.
The cheapest and most durable Roofing in use .
NEW ROOFS PUT ON AT HALF THE EXPENSE OF
TIN
Leaky Roofs all kinds repaired and warranted Fire and
Water Proof go
New Old Tin or Metal Roofs coated with Gutta Percha
Cement warranted water tight and free from rust for many
years. ,, -
For particulars, apply at 70 and Is SECOND STREET.
| Mo I'm SAMUEL HARhlS, Agent.
| DAGS, in large or small quantities, BOUGHT
Ilfor cash at Office Of the Maryland Paper Works,
aloeoH Ii North street
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JOSHUA WALKER

Oakland, AcgHany county, Nd,
sI73m IS. II -. X X.
NTOTICE.-TO LAND AND STOCK BUYERS.
IN have for sale commission many fine Farms and
City Property Stations, Brood Mares Saddle and Harness
Horses, Jacks, Jennetts ard Mules Balls, Cows, Calves,
Rams Ewes. Lambs Bears and Pigs. Fresh Cows,
fine butter qualities Farm Implements Of all kinds fur
nish Farm Hands, Managers. order For particulars
address MARTIN GOLDSBoR4EGH General Agent,
ia23tf No 1Iq y. Calvert street
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KENGI: STORE FINTt RES.
SME l r 0 n s 4 r Z, TIA
RSz[ HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS. &c3A-
Terms of Salc-Cash for all under Sln3; all sums
over$oo at months, satisfactorily endorsed viii
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LOSSES, EXPENSES, &c,

Interest, &C, received during the same
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-05-26
Strike and RiOtOus Proceedings
among the Miners.

A strike for higher wages occurred last
week among the miners, some seventy in
number, employed at the Thorn Hill Coal
Mines Of Messrs. Andrews & Hitchcock
The proprietors, not being disposed to &C.
cede to the advance, promptly paid off the
strikers and discharged them. They then
engaged new set of hands, who were to 20
to work on Tuesday morning. The strikers
however, were determined they should not,
and on Monday night carried off and secreted
the mining tools belonging to the new com.
ers.
On Tuesday night some of the ringlead
ers tore up forty or fifty rods Of Crawford 4
Murray's ;coal track, because their men
would not join 10 the strike, and also tore
up portion of Andrews g. Hitchco ck's Goa
track. A number of warrants have been is
sued for the arrest of the rioters, some o.
whom have fled. Work had not been re-
sumed at last accounts.
A strike also occurred at the coal minei
Of David Morris, in Weathersfeld, on Wed
nesday morning, when the men were prompt
ly paid off and discharged. We did moi
learn further particulars.- Youngstopn Reg
lister. as 5t j. j..
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FriGIltfuI Accident.
The Wheeling Intelligencer, Of May 1t

The Wheeling Intelligencer, of May 9TH
says
Yesterday, at the Catholic Church, some
twenty persons were engaged in putting up
new bell which arrived from Pittsburg the
evening before. There was a windlast
erected on the ground, to which was attach
ed snatch.box and sheive. Immediately
above the open space in the cupola, to which
the bell was to be drawn up, there protruded
beam, to which was attached another
snatch.bloCk and pully, and the bell was to
have been conveyed to the top by means o
strong ropes, working through these shelves
by the power of the windlass and cylinder
upon the ground.
The bell had been raised in this way al.
most up TO the open space in the cupola, and
the men were just ready to pull it in. A
man named Thomas Newton was below
guiding the folds of the rope as it wound
round the cylinder. To do this, he had q
firm grasp upon the rope. When the bell
had reached great height from the ground
one of the cogs in the wheels of the wind.
lass fixture gave way. Another revolution
of the wheel ripped off all the cogs the
pell Iell u the STounu' uHu NeWtoh' VINO
had hold of the lower end of the rope, was
carried up, with frightful velocity, distance
of one hundred feet from the ground, and
about four feet above the aperture where
the bell was to have been taken in.
Before those engaged in the work could
comprehend what had happened, Newton,
with bis hands all lacerated and bleeding,
worked himself down opposite the aperture,
and called for help to those within. Bishop
Whelen, who was on the platform in the
cupola, reached out, at the risk of his life
almost, and seizing Newton by the waist.
pulled him from his awful position. the
accident struck everybody with amszement,
and all but the eye-wtnesses were 10th to
believe in the incredulous fact. The bell
weighed three thousand seven hundred
pounds, and, us it fell without hinderance,
some idea may be formed of the rapidity
with which Newton ascended.
He says he thought of letting 60 the rope,
but before the thought was clearly defined,
he was at the beam, hundred feet above.
He had not time to let 60 his hold upon the
rope.
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From New York 10 HaytI.

Rev. Mr.. Monroe, q coloreG preacher bf
WILLIAMSBURG, has engaged passage for
himself, wife and family, for Liberia, on one
of Johnson, Turpin & Company's vessels.
The reason for this step he alleges to be
that colored men OF education in this
country have no opportunities for employ
ment. He has preached to a small congre-
CATION in Williamsburgh, and was a candi.
date for the pastorship Of st. Philips Church,
in Mulberry street, but the recent election 10
that congregation dissipated his hopes oi
success, and led him to resolve upon emigra-
ton, as in this country there is too small en-.
couragement. Several other colored men
of intelligence and enterprise will GO in the
same vessel.
A committee has been appointed to visit
Hoyti, and if it's reports are satisfactory, the
young men of education and ambition will
settle on that Island. Doctor ]. McCune
Smith, Doctor White and Mr.. Downing are
said to favor this movement. We doubt
whether they will emigrate-the doctors
have been too long residents here-but they
declare that ait is of little use to educate
their youth if they can get nothing to do
if their own race prefer the ministrstions OF
white men and the anti.slnvery people de-
sire rather to use them for instruments than
to suffer their elevation to social equality"
They deplore this condition Of things, as,
in their opinion, the removal from this coun-
try of the educated and intelligent Of their
own race tends to keep those left behind in
a state OF debasemeat, and 10 preclude their
improvement. At present, as everybody is
aware, the arts, mechanical pursuits and pro-
fessions are, for the most part, closed against
coIored men, and only menial avocations
are permitted to them.
The controversy in St. Philips Church,
resulting in the appointment of white in
stead of black preacher for colored soci.
ETY., fully exempliies the proPriety OF emf
grafton. The election Of warden and ves'
tryman, about to take place, will probably
conclude the matter, and afford strong ar
gument for those who hold that colored men
cannot rise rise to social position in the
United States.
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t A suit was tried at Cuyuhga Falls on
Friday, before Magistrate and Jury, which
may be of some interest. The battle with
kegs, Gecanters, &C., something over year
ago, in which the women of that peaceful
village achieved such luurels, and by their
own power cast out quantity of unclean
spirits, cannot have been forgotten.
Joshua L'Hommedieu, Esq, brought suit
against George Waite and wife, to recover
800 in part the value of certain keg of
brandy demolished and poured out as il it
had been only common "red-eye;" said keg
Of brandy being then concealed in the said
plaintiffs smoke house, where the women
found it.
The trial occupied great port Of the day,
and resulted in verdict for plaintiff, $50
damages. An appeal, we understand, will
be taken, and probably prosecuted by the
unsuccessful party as far as possible.-Ak.
ron Beacon.