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The Procession.

On the adjournment until halfpast one o'clock,
procession was formed under the direction OF
Marshal sPANoLER aud bis assistants The Bands
furnished fine music while the procession marched
at times to the inspirting music Of lIuntoon's
drummers and Glers Of Painesylle The cheerful
looks OF those composing the procession with the
Bands and the Banners, which 1oated gaiIy in the
breeze rendered the spectacle very pleasing and
inspiring one. They were greeted with cheers all
along ,he route, and marched through the prinoi-
pal streets ....
Hon. E.WApE spoke in tho interim Of other sxer
cisos on tho Fugitive Slave Law, lis nature, lis
consttutionality and lts binding force Because
Judge, not in the line of bis judicial duty, pro
nounces am enactment law, that does not make it
law He is not TO make the law but to look at il
as 10 has been made. What Is the Supreme Court,
aud what is Justice Taney Why Iwish the crowd
could look in upon the Supreme Court, as have
done, aud tell you your bump Of yenoration would
fall right in. O.aughter) You have seen in pas
slug by farmers barns IN the early times Of the
country, seen the sides Of his barn AMI
outbuidings covered with the skins of coons, and
other animals, The Supreme Court has much the
same appearance and the same nature as these dried
pacrhments The Democracy Of this day Is op.
posed 10 civil and religious liberty. [Crics Of
"true, true 10 the Democratic party Of this
nation 30 per cent is put in by the party leaders.
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BallkCrs.
AH'Ds & Gounsrllors.

E j. HICKMAN, ATTORNEY At
y LAW, Office or the NJ rchants Ba, b. Clcvc-
aud, Ohi1 teb2R
BROOKS T. FORD, ATTORNEYS
- At LAW. AtNatet Buhdiu Is, foot Superior IT..
Cleveland Ohio.
D W. nnuoEs. L. W. FoPN.
fah6
WILLIAMSON e. RIDDLE, AT
w TpENEYs Flaw. Office NJ. 80, superos-st
Clr. Gland Ohio s WILLIAMSON
I1uH A. g. RIDDLE
EHARLES G. BALDWlN-ATTOR-
1uc, aul Counselor at Lav-Odce n Suprri r. s over
CT, Hluk iul5:dlv
DALMER Il AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
p Ar Law, ndlre over Commercial Bank.
ocil-e7g
A SPER,J. f., ATTORNEY ATLAW,
- Warren mmhuu County, Ohio. Office, No SIP
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Gu9rnucrs.

ESG AEING- AND LITHOGRAPHING
RKEA9i 9id. NARID ARD Y BQRRIDGE, WOOD
-. EN4hANEhS AND LITHOGRAPIiERs Plnk
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Gar0mnre.

CARPENTERS TOOLS.-The larg-
~ est Hud beat variety boz the citv--fsr s1Ieb =
aun % X RAYNOLpS, No Snpe,ior ST.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des.
a 4 cupiun, yarietg styi0 and pricc-fo sale by =
1fM hANkOLDS No Suuorior 81
IRON AND STEEL-At out a shin
. lond, for salob "A X. HAYNOLDS,
aui1 No ESuurr 81
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Prepare against Fire,

ERENCH FLOWERS-A LARGE
a aud yey choice selection Of Breach El0wers uf the
most fal'IJ lmporut9ns. AlHn good assortment uf
American Flowers at Wholesale rolaii
mayl moRGAN ROOT.
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Alnnbiuists Mt.


n 8 q g q q W,
Manufacturer ufall kiudSuf
SMALL MACHINERY. LArHES, MODELS
Rolling Mills for Jewellers and Dentists
SEAL. AND OTHER PRESSES &c.
TURNING AND FlNlSHlG GEN NERALIY
hl~uuuuuI street, American bindings, Cleveland, o.
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Real G5stntc AQcufD.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE

REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
ALEXANDER GARRETT,
I'D. h0wATER STREET, NArE ca. READ co. IS BANK.)
/ ANDS IN IOWA, WISCONSIN.
Michigan auJ Illinois forsac from 81 so to sIOUlpr
acre for ca-uud uu tong credits Also City prupCrty Fa n
aud Lud> u Ohio nr sale and exchange Loans uegole
HH t.tut Wprrtufs nrpt.tl lu tho West rsrlo
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DENTIST.
nR. W j. GUILD HAS REMOV
- ed hos Dgn'll OHiae 10 Room No IS Hoffman block
Su,eror troot hnst of Public square South otp. e. All
who urrl W service uI u Deutrst, will save themselves
much SUFFERING as woll MDNEY uy giving him "a
cal ED' uely used mitigate pain, lur thusc who de
sire It.
ARrlECtAL TEETH INSERTED
On Gold, NJ yer. Porcelain and NulcluZed Rubber Blgr
che hr, muuuer I"ftu iu srs from sOtn s-O Gold
Anss riding 90 size ut the cavity from 90 upward
Inpll
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GUTTA PEWCHA ASE,

Is ae urel, aud i varieties ol artdciaI seth are
put uI 90 the h manner. W B iNGERgOIL.
No 2ll Mu.Ile Block, superior street, Cleveland, o.
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THE NATIONAL RECORDER
BY l.. d. Johnson.


1,HE ssNatonal Recorder" win contain sixteen
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dnatiy church organization We
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and learning in the United saoor each whom
we a distinct proposition
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cracter earlier intend 10 issue the first
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Address National Recorder" Washington, D. G.
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CABS &c.

-oration, approved March 90 1sl2 ]
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following charges the
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each for distance moi
eand distance
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hackney carriage other vehicle shall be
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o. BOARD % mArm
Fsyst Ward-Dr. p c Davis } B. II smith esq
Second WaTd-Dr r, X Stone, Jumes f. Dunawin, esq
THIRD Wsrd-Dr w g Palmer Joseph Bryan, ESQ
tolgth Wa,a-nr W ? Johnston, Francis Mohun, esq
s S W W.,t g, q; Mccoy 9 Y ,1 nsle esq
Seventh Ward-Dr. } T. Morgan, Henry A. Clarke, esq
AroTnzcAnNs room.
FGrs Ward-David Rdgey
THIRD Ward Valentine flarbaugh.
EytA Wasd-J. b. Gardiner
St1tA wayd-James D oDonnell
PHYSICIANS 10 ru rooa
ESrSt Ward-Phip C Davis NJ D.
SS seoHa wa,d-J. v. z Ioysoy, MD.
Ftarh Ward-J. M Toner, NJ d.
sgs1 W 9Sga- N S sGSsris,, N n D. D.
SeraaA WardJ + willett NJ
AIDERsncs
FfTst Ward-Geo W. Riggs and WIN. Dove (president)
Second Ward Thomas Miller and Thomas j. Fisher
Third Ward-Thomas Denoho Joseph n Brown
t'4ath Ward-wm w Moore aud Francis Niohun.
Fyth Yard Edmund Barry and G. W. O. Huntington. az
Si1sh Ward-Rober Clarke Aaron Miller
Sene,M Wayd-John l. smith and Peter NJ Pearson,
Measen0sr--Jacob Kleiber.
THE or ALDERMEN.
On Finance Messrs Riggs, Brown and smith
Poiics-Messrs. Mohnn, Barry, Smith.
Clams-slsssrs. Barry Brown, aud Pearson
SehooiS-Messrs. poncho, Huntington Clark
FIRE Delaytmeatsessra FISHER Barry, and A. W. Miller.
Elections Messrs, Moore, Fisher, aud Clark.
Draiaage Scraoe, and DISTRIBUTION Of Irat Messs Brown
On Urfnsaed A. w Miller, Dunnngton aud
"o asy""-'icHSs. ho'Hei Dohoho ana
4 w Miller
Healh q the cay Nessrs + Miller, Mohuu, and Clark
caaGl-Mesars. brown and Peason.
WAa ,,a, M, ,Messr 2. D ssa and smith
Enroitoi B.ls-Mr Moore
Money 1san.aions y ne co,po'aii9n Mr. Riggs.
70 Count and Destroy Dps Bas-Mr. Fisher
,,n,ns,a" n @ "nd SSa ' o9
BOARD oF COMMON COUNCIL
First Wari-Chhres Albert (presdenO John B. Turon
souhey y Parker
yhit NJ W. q p, @ au ois, 11 Jones
Q Hare Hare, No., s.a,.. :, c,.o.... ,,,,., r,.....
FOURTH "d'd-Sephen oas'eman Elijah Edmonson, and VIM
? M9aun ~; u,u,.., ,,.,,.,. No.. ,v.,,..
wick e., w., c.,.u. n..,,. r..n.,, : o,..
~
,o1N,at i"o"NS ~ i"su' oi'S "'ASon' anu ihona9
Srrear,. vn,iam A Kennsdv
Messenqer--wlIam O Locke
COMMON COUNCIL
k2 o' ooer, and Lloyd lloyd; - o., n.,.,. ~ o,,,
= iuol, van Hes"ch, Urine, oiihre
A, 1 t, nel u anu ip p, ,,h ana yyi,.on
~ Je,% Ss ,ta opau Pr nu ",, S ~u,s,,
On Eloo"s Messrs Walt, Wallace 2ber and wilson
fo @sl, and Lloyd c,..,.r oro o,or y.n p..,
iesss oasuemhn orHne, oper van Seswek Parker
als hiisteaa 49, -, -,
aa II"e s'' rvs 'n' f' nH' "n'ia'e' nonie',
~; ~ ,,r,, uessr. ppor r,,ooo.,or ana ,t,.,,
Drninaae NJ Messrs Palmer Cme T,rion Wohuo unlloy
Rasscli and Wilson.
Corporation teore Congress Jones Ioun Lloyd and free
Van ReswicS '''''''
On Money Transactions Nth Corporation Jones.
Asylun Messrs Turton Jones, Wallace, and Alstead.
l s, a.@ PERRY p Dns M Iala han"is'0h'
gha,ves,1 ho 1 orme, easleman and Russell
tar1 ae SON. ana AaHS
monstan. u,. l. ,,
ESra District District -J9seRh E Rawlings
Third Disiries- stephen coser
Fourth Disfrta-sanuei ). Taylor.
r Diri1- William b. Randolph president Roger 3D. onside
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8 &. herring q cc,s patent Champion Safes.

HIyIIE subscribers grateful for past IavoIs anu
andng that DESTROYING their patron
age that warerooms were ~ a
their depot by opening ah
Broadway at No 23l corner OF hury %
enlargement OF warehouse room WIN v
csn, enlargement Of their factory viii enable the ubscr
bers 70 keep all larger stock OF ie anu
oof safcs than any the world Particular NJ
aenon constructing ssfes for private mes 70 n"0n
with furniture for the secnr5 OF plate ana Jc"ens
Also
win keep make TO order all kinds q money
oors and bank Halls patent powder pe looks Tor pa
or s,osc doors Jonss patent Formulation bank lock d yg
patent letter lock, without key = ,,rnn,,,,, !, ~
Nos 1856, 1877, and 13s Water street and
No 2S1 Broadway, corner Murray ST., New YORK
y. CoyIE CO., Agents
Washington, d. G.
b w KNOWLES, Agent
May 2e-iy
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sThe ppko Louis August under
guardianship by reson OF insanity,
His her Ferdinand husband Of the late Queen regent
al September f6, 1856
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Collectors ONCE,
City Hall, November 49, 1858.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
present aud 20 all who In
rrars previous years ncan that at the expa
ton OF property which OF
description may unpaid viii be advertised and sold for the
taxes q the law enjoins.
c who be TO the heavy attendant
10 advertisement sale requested 10
JAS. ?, HALLIDAY,
nov 21-1awtJanl9 Collector
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II uCTION" OTlCE
MAGNIFICENT BOCeEHOLD FURNIrURE


At public auction -Rosewood drawing room suits velvet
and Brusssl. carpe Wrench pier anei mirrors
buffet dining table china ana glass ware rose wood
chamber furniture Paran asstaary vAses oil
paintings b eminent a.tsts bronze clock.
Ra1lss ' Sss Cos sospsS sro .pSusT
voas S sSGs &
s snd De sdS. y and
chs season Tho furniture all for the pre-
Bmh and ID 70 be ytory sold Descriptive catalogues
be had at the house the ,rning of sale
VIII be IN Piss ss or carl the so0
Iwo msgnhcento.ewood drawing richycarvsd in
bs most expensive description consisting Of two tes
soas Two xrm TWO reception and eight oval back chAs
% doors match hs su Sp oencS sn
sa chairs secresry spd book csse lined with wood
pe rugs piste pier mirror rcse woossn iii frames
mtnte mirrors rich grames, six lgh, brsoze and ormoiu
$500 cts 70 s,cb emssersa ace euso cos ooS
French hsdes superb real bro1 stee sentng
xc and YreScs china vsses and ssars. bonSs
and ormuu clock 80 days antique vases oil paint
fruit pieces. Nigh. Mo,nirg By seer waved ~ 500
with pearl ard so pearl ieys made by city msSer aud
fully guaranteed muic french cloth cover
pet tbsnbers-rosewood BUREAUS stauaTy marble top
and French plate Mirrors bed.eads to match
IoSeS hair msssSss feather ssd blankets hse couea
pSnes onilts toilet sets towels Brussels carpets mirrors
arm chairs book stands. &c Dining room-b.cf wainut ex
tension dining table chairs couch buffers tray and stand
wne: Ch.mpssnes fruit and dessert stands preserves
gd GO q see Snsr s a cake cos apan
Get rich decorative Set ivory handle Knives forks nut
Of vs5 Is
SSsement asd achsn furnitare.ables chairs tin ware
positive Or shns sTbs so.s 70 &c. &C. sale
1mmediaseiy Inquire Of the auctoneer.
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4 a0IGNIE'S SALE

a esIGNgEs SALE
OF elegant housshod faroiture colec.ion Of original
s e'i 3 W q ps9 &C. s:S r N.
To morrow (Mondsy) at 10Y O'Clock.
III oaaogus the entire msgnii,ent furniture unique and
1852 West Twenty first between seventh and sishb
nues all Of which wi b sold pereaptory be highest bid
costly furniture all Of which made to order and worthy
the attention of parties about purchasing.
superb seven octave rosewood pisnoore elegantly carved
used bat two months with embroidered cover three
$500 three superb pisr with bs,es; Srocade and lace
tuary centre sofa and tables corner esse
tai ssy; divans ia velvet consoea IN SuS work. French
escretore elegant Turkish aan mante vsses
ssd Morning. ss sss Sss
val Flora ths Goddess Of Flowers; the Seasons, 4c
he the cross AFTER Ss b.
nso 9hr GO ins Mount S6 Olives. &c With unique coeS
Dining Room and Chambers
narb wash full suite Of rosewood furniture
covered In heircloh etes twenty large
psnss oval mirrors god bo1dersi shades lrsnah Cottage
chairs rockers ia plush and hacloth tapestry carpets
rosewood SOFAS spring ssat chairs elegant extension table
opens feet oak dining chai gothic covered IN green
dining and tea gob!eis fruit stands wines decsners
champasnes with complete set Of ruby engraved aud cut
and sse w'ps SG Sa
ss pusch bowls &C.: eessns silver ware AZ Of kodgers
dining and es seryise savers urus H. vorV and
cutlery white chnh f des :ripon with large variety
p OAK sns m furniture not s's
$50 Marble hhstand, tilcloths range portable heater
Two sugsr f0rsss two S,rags; library nine. e. No
Ance 10 cart, PACK or shp tie goods
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Two sczs q B. g. Wilbur for SIS; no one q 4 Z; ,.1cS
for o4OU. S W - W. : '''0'
$1,000 New York and !e Railroad 9Th mort per cent bonds
10000 Florida Railroad per cent Freeiaud bonds
lo3 keokHk Oily qows) per cent bonds
4W New forE and New Haven Railroad per cant bonds
a90 roto0 and Hochns Valley RAroAd per cent bonds
~ Dubuque City 10 per cent bond.
4vOO Town OF Fort Mad son U0wD Der cant bouds
received n addition to the regularly advertised list
0ufme every sac Neu regular sale Thursday Aug
auction sale OF stocks and bonds every Monday and
nutsday Or every day required ct 2< O'Clock
me A0ck ealo1rcom, % William street Nofchsntg
Sss..s :: desired socss and bonds bought and sold
lowed ON deposits and dividends coeced sales also made
roaieStase Ut public or private sale when desired
ALBERT NIOOLAY
Stock Auctioueer Broker and Banker,
No. 81 William street. near wall
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A uCsIor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FuAnITUsE Ex
a press and furniture packing establishment office Ill and
us est eleventh street, between Fifth and Sixth
Rich household furniture of every description and
shipped all paris of the country; planes mirrors glass sui
china wRed pacb ed and moved with the Large
two horse the removal OF the country
spring carts ut the Office at all hours OF The day.
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A UCTION SALE READY MADE CLOTHING PIECE
a goods, dry Foods &c..A. Il CRIsT ALAR, aucioneer
large assortment Of ashonabe clcthne suitable com
ing season, comprising CLOTH sstinet rock
Sack business and coats silk satin cloth cashmere and
veve vests cashmere doakn and ssnet the
s and paserrs also dry goods deaine
Cloths underehlrw dra~erv overais c also
caa0meres mobafr, spacas prints muslin de LANES black
Bik, linen, brilliant. lawn. dress patterns &c.