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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-29

1860 THE 1861.
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
kl WILL, DURING THE
q VA present season, run their well known
y ~ and popular line Of FIRST GLASS
Screw Steamers regularly between
OGDEESBURGH, CAPE VINCENT,
OsWEGO AND TEE UPPER LAKES.
Forminga daily Line for Cleveland, Sandmky, To-
ledO, aud Detroit, and Tri-Weekly Line to ana
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,,
and intermediate ports, Connecting with the Rail
s.s'.'.' @0GDEsBURGH AND BOSTON,,
Lowell I,awreno8, Nashua, Manchester Concord .
Worcester, Fitchburgh, keens, Bellows Falls, hut-
land, Burlington, and other intermediAte potnts.
ConDectinR at Cape Vincent With the WATER
TOWN & OSWEGO RAIL ROAD and at OSWEGC
With the New 0sWEGQ LINE Of FIFTY FIRST
CI,ASS CANAL BOATS on the Enlarged Canal be-
tween 0sWefO, TrOY, Albany and New York
RE Through Freight subject to but enc Tranahip
N''A- CONNECTING AT CLEVELAND
With the several Lnos OF Bail Road 70 Olneinnati,
Louisville, st, Louis and Pitts6uTgh Td 9nd Win
DETROIT q LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.
Leaving Cleveland for Chicago and intermediate
ports every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-29

E. W Sackrider Churchill & Bro , and Benton
Bros Cleveland; w r. Wooster, Elyria; Dr. s j.
smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, Wooster; Geigel
a Barr Canton; DR.. Kelly, OunFssOwn, and at AL
me Drug Stores, in Akron, Ravenna Warren, Can,
field Chardon, Jefferson, and by Druggists and
naalars in almost everV town and village in Ohio.
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Let the Democracy Rally.

But little more than a week will inter-
vcne before you will be called upon to cx-
ercise the great prerogati We OF freeman.
The democratic party is n party of princi-
pie, and it is the object of their organiza-
tion-or should be-.o clcct those Of the
same party and principles to office, and
thereby aid more effectually in establishing
and carrying out the principles of the party.
To do this it is necessary that we give our
hearty support to the nominees of the party.
tits the duty of every democrat to support
the nominees of his party, and we urge up
on the Democracy of Crawford County, at
the ensuing election, to give their hearty
and cordial support to the nominees Of the
party, STATE, CONGRESSIONAL and County.
Do this, and victory will be yours. and dis.
organization will be crushed out. Let eve
ry Democratic voter, on the first Monday in
August, march to the polls and deposit his
vote for all the Democratic party nominees,
Congregational. State and County. and victo-
ry will perch on our banner Let the De-
n'oeroey rally upon the nominees ofthe party.
A long pull, strong pull end pull alto
gether.
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INPECTINE,
The Persian Fever Charm,

ANOh the prevention and cure Of Crvrp Avn
L AGuE AND BILIOUS FEvERs This wonJ.-,,,
remedy was brought 10 the knowledge of the nres
eht proprietors 10y friend who has been a IT.,
traveller IN Persia and the Holy Land
ME gong down the river EupLra.es. he exne.
iteheeu serere attack Of Fever and Apue n,
discovering his condition, one of the bo atmen ,oL
ron ms person an Amuiet, saying. Wear nj, onJ
q" !eoer wM touch you Although increduious as
~ ~ i,s virtues he complied and experienced ;,,,a
.',.e reiief and has since foundi it an efactnai ,.
'ecuon from all malarious complaints f'''
on 1urther investigation he found the ho.,,r..
IL 10 miraculous powers and said tb., 4,
Sou'u oEy be obtained from the Priests of the Snn
III e'me ne afterwards the gentleman in conver.;na
tiest' OBTAINED from him the secret of ;,s
PleIaration and asceriained where the msd;n;n.1
Th were iound Of which it was oomponndaJ
T,, ~pn9erui virtues of this article have in,lncsd
iuii oeiief IN the minds of the natives in tbs w;
'aeuious heaiing powers Of their Priests. Iii
since ms return TO America i. has hee, ,u;
Tih she han3est effect by several ladies ana -
,a'As .aeAh OF hiereharacter, who have given !, N
;iost unqualified appreciation. This nemod,, 'he
sns peen specibc in Persia for hundreds ~ .'
p, DOT the prevention and cure of Fever md years
people. '" 10 the American
~ WIZ be sent by mail, prepaid. with t,u >.
lions Ior Use, on receipt Of one dollar 1A VI
- frineiPal Depot and Manufactory Iss
uiId;on Nsa VA Branch Office. Bank of comme@,cs @
ne I,in i;seN Se~ York Address "'ef'e
'0'y Ilseo -,y JOHN wILCoy co
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White Sulphur Springs,
Crawford Countu ArL

"'-SE springs formerly known as the Me.,t
- ,:r .s sii1ngs, and situated on the Van Br.
r iu Ii''i. hock stage road - miles .sst of tht
o.iIer lAace') are now bling irnnnov,d and ar
."uy 'or Tue reception of yisi.,rs a,d the enter
tAihhienf OF travellers. Pr.,ara,io,,s ,- .r,,s al
tI,n an oe accommodated, Thore desiri,v 10 srend
sIason her' with their families. AMI wishing
,I1e .ienseNes can obtain cabin or cabins on
9.Tunus Ior u mere trifie Eatalles Of all kinds
FURNISHED at your door at the Low, o@.,,rr ,re
cheaper than living at hone ri, - --;gg
10 board male, feinal,, or f.m,I,s vii ~ t,rn.feS
~i'h rooms ready fer their rrcr,,;nm :, ,ba bui:
"s proper Bath-rooms will be ready in due time
Se come invigoratc vour s-bilItated 81.
III 0 eheer up your dropping spirits uuaf tbs
f.nl RI stream and plung beneath lis crys,a! suI
-, ne eiixer Of life IL flowing freely wh!t
.nI u%ieus % and thousands are eutr.ri7g and pinins
a r.stS usenS Tor want Of such medical treatment
crro ~ uiese waters afford TL,v are a ce:1ar
Iar, ior ehiils and fevers, kidney aii, ctiops el
d;sIt d;nt OF the spleen, all cutane.is diseases aud
r;6sr So - Vi ,he system generally-a thorough pa
tv ~ ,t.s rIcod' This W" state u;cn the author
trrv;no, hving In the vicinity, who have been
for he ,ns virtues and witnessing wonderful ei'e'
a, see Geological rerort, ana ala aJyrrtss,nsn. d
springs ANS 4'1'S' i'e-''u o
RATES OF cHAgGIs.
SsrA' Ss,l lroom furnished. lights, 3
single meal, 81
lodging. r d
Nther charges in accordance with services reni
q. W. MOhRISj p.,...,,,r,
p,. Z. "A. MOSES, (
entertainment 10y R,n G. " yorrp.
June, TO- 1850 3H59
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AcuDESr.-The California Overland
c-s.e ,net with an accident last week On
thursday night about seventy miles from
ro.t Smith in the Cho:taw Nation On
leaving what is called Mountain Station the
horses commenced running. and from some
,.e.ect in the brake became unmanageable and
sitter running neatly a half mile. dashed the
stage asains: a tree, breaking it entirely up
One pssseng ge.. whose nsme we understand
WAS Mckay. and who lived in Missouri was
killed. and some four or FIVE others serious
" injured, IS were also the conductor and
,lsirer. This is the first and only serious ac-
cident that in our knowledge has ever before
Happened to the overland stages in this
part Of the county
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

The CRors.-From the best information
We can obtain, we learn tina. the crops in
this vicinity. as well as in the whole sur
rounding country-the Indian country west
included-have been materially cut short
by the excessive drouth which has prevail
ed. Corn. in this county. which was plan
ted early in the bottoms. will turn OFT pref
ty well, as is the case in some locations in
the uplands where they have had seasons !;
but. as general thing. the corn crop in
this County can only be placed as half
crop. Advices from other section arc more
unfarovable. We notice large emigra-
tion is now passing through here. going
north from Texas, fleeing from the dsouth
there. \ good rain would yet be Of service
to late crops.
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E% Hon, A, B. GREENwooD. Comm;


sioner Of Indian Affairs, has been on a
short visit to his family at Bcntonvile He
returned 10 the discharge of the duties Of
his Office, as Washington, last week. He
made, while here, flying visit to the Cher
okee Nation. The Indian Bureau never had
a more efficient or faithful officer than
Judge Greenwood.
InoN FoR THE MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock
RAILRoAD,-Thc Memphis Appeal says ::
&c A contract has been consummated with
Geo. Peabody, the American banker in
London. to supply the Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad, eight thousand tons of iron
or sufficient quantity to complete the road
from the Mississippi river to the terminus
at Little Rock. The iron for the road will
be sent forward at once.
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27
Van Burcn NurScrY-

TNIIE Subscriber would desire to call the att.n
i ton of fruit growers to MS extensive assori-
ment of fine grated and budded fruit trees. con
sisting OF Apples, Pears, Ounce, Peach Nectar
me and Apricot trees, with q fine assortment, of
riuT". merry and Ammon trees. together with
otrrles. 10 varieties Ras pb' rres varieties. Go
6arries and Lawton Blackberry. First Of Sent m
Der rs the time to plant Straw berries and from
uien 70 next April will do. ANY time in the month
Of November is the time preferable to pnnt fr,,;,
trees of all kinds, hICHARD THRUSTON.
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

1S The river is now at lower. or at
as low stage of water as was ever bef,ro
known by that " ubiquitous individual -,
the oldest inhabitant. 1t is daily forded
opposite this city. by men On foot, men on
horses and loaded wagons.
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

The PRAIRIHS ON FIRE-On Wednesday
nigh, last the sky was illuminated by fire
nn the prsiries on the south side vi the riv-
-. southeast from this city 1t is unusual
fcr the prairies to burn so early in the sea-
sn'. IN this pat Of the country. and is az
.s-s,utaed for By the long and extreme
Irnuti. that has prevailed
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WAsHINGroS Jnly O6

AsHINdToN. July 70.
1he treaty of Amity and Commerce with
Japan, notifications OF which were exchan.
ged BY the Embassy, when they were in
Washington, is officially published. One
o: the articles provides that the Pres;dent
when requested by the Japanese governmen,
will act friendly mediator in sucb mo-,
=. tefs OF oihefence as may arise between the
Government of Japan and any Eurone.
an power.
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

~ There is more emigration passing
aosth from Texas than ever before known
here, Movers say that in Texas starva-
tion stared them in the face. and they are
looking foE country where they can obtain
pre.,ds,uH
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

~ NJ ALEX Lacy has brought to our
office several fully opened bolls OF cotton,
the STAPLE OF which was fine and good. He
informs us tina, he had some opened as ear
" SIS the 10Th inst The crop Of cotton.
s7e i-a.n. Is promising in all this section
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

@ See card of Pirckard, Steele q, Co.
ct New Orleans. in our advertising col
umns- Mr. B. L. Cutter. who represents
the house. is now in our city, and would be
pleased to receive The orders OF our mer-
..hants
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

The Democratic State Central Commit.
Tee. at Worcester, yesterday, voted to call
a state Convention at Springfield, ON the
9th OF September. A resolution endors;n, :,
breckenridge aud Lane was defeated Jv Q
tie vote. -
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE VAN buren, PRESS
BY the ST. Louis and western iciesiapn
Stebbin's Line.
NEw YorK. July Goth.

Stebbin's Line.
NEy YorK. July Goth.
Jst. General committee of the city, or
ganized last evening, at the Woln's 5 rooms.
G;nstave A. Smith in the chair, every ward
in the city was fnlly represented frima-
nv meetings are ordered to choose dele
Gates to the Breckenridge State Convention
already called, to assemble at Syracuse on
the 18th of August. A resol ution was
nassed recurring all men not OF this com
m;ttee to retire from both Mozart and Tam
many Hall, OF from any other organiza-
ton that supports Stephen A. Douglas.
The Tribune snnounces as bogus the let
ters ,,urported to come from Seward IN an
swer to Mr.. Gree!y.
A dispatch from Washington says. Com
mander McAulty takes command OF the
Norfolk Navy Yard, tonight.
Lieutenant Cusbman tried recently at
Boston. was sentenced to dismissal, but the
President modified the sentence to suspen-
sion for twelve months.
The Times has information from a person
in the confidence of Gen. Walker. who
states that the real destination of the fill
| bustero chief is Nicaragua, which he pro-
poses 10 TEACH Uy CiosSAhS
| Pacific. He has already issued procla'
nation, announcing peaceful policy am
mesty for past offences.
The Douglas New Jersey Conven tIon
adopted strong resolutions IN favor OF
Douglas and Johnson, and in reprobation
OF the prescription policy of the present
administration. Resolutions were also pas
ed conlcmning inte, ference OF the president
in the choice of his successor.
The Breckenridge convention adopted a
resolution recommending a union OF all the
parties opposed to Lincoln and hamlin, the
whole electoral vote Of the State to be cast
for either of such candidates as it can elect.
The following electoral ticket was reported :
for Senatorial electors, Edwin A. Stevens
and Peter B. Brown for district electors,
John r. Sickles. Charles V. Mierehesney
Peter J Clark. Benjamin Williamson, w.
Mcdonald This report was adopted unan-
i'm ously by the Convention. Ihe Conven-
tion then adjourned.
The Bell and Everett Convention nomi-
mated the following electoral ticket : thas,
/ G MrChcsney E lwald Brewer. John F
! Woodward. Wm. r. NJ Donold, p. -
! rl L Co.1aliu Il ly",s an / John !. ycarv
a.; ,.tiou.s.- s;me 'ie
IN, s.ekr. dominated by sle =
| I'D, - eanesn lo0 y is'N X an. -''.-.-e
man two Breckenr.dye men, %ni one Bal
and Everett man.
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HARRISBURG. Pa Inlr OR

Douglas State Committee meets this eve
nlng. A great crowd Of politicians are
here, whose opinions are divided about tho
policy OF nominating straight out Douglas
electors and also as to the policy Of the
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

a letter fIom Ycla Cruz to tlIe :i-Ai,au#
Consul here. says the knights of the Col
den circle have proffere their assistance 10
the 1nnsf'tn4inna! Government. but that
the oner is rejected
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

F There is now in the State Treasury,
subject to be drawn by the proper officers,
'pr Tie benefit OF Crawford County. the fol
-cwing amounts
internal Improvement: fund S53542
Seminary fund 1910
saline fund 37.3O
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

~ Our friends in the adjoining coun-
rrss will greatly oblige us by sending the
election returns to Us as soon as the result
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27
Purify the B lood
MOFFArS
Vegetable Life Pills and ph.
Bitters. "

Biuers.
TNHEl high and envied cele,r.v
e-eminent Medicines have "hieh
their invaluable efficacy in ali the D;. is.rsitT
they profess to cure, has rcndere H. +
pulling not only unnecessary Tn, - r. .l'Ae;iceI
them. '9:Ay
IN ALL CAsus
of Asthma. Acute and Chronic Il,... #
fections Of the Bladder AID Kidnsy.
pILEoUs rEvEAs AND LIVER down.
In the South and West, wherj,bA,..
vail, they will be found inyaluabIa ~ ease',,
II ers, and oilers who unce Use d.. 1sE,-', 4
never afterwards be without tL,rn -'e'2.s 4
BILIOUS 'hoL'S' sLHI''s loo'zy-., I
PILES 'oSii'ANhSs' colas, +
AND CoUGus, cao.!c
CORRUPT HUM4Rs
DRoPsIEs II
DYsrEf.;A No person with ibis 4;....
ease, should delay using thes: y N.,...cIra, Hst,
ately. ae..
Eruptions of the Skin, Erysipelas FL.
FEVER AND AGuE.-For this scou,,. g - ., sscy
ern country these Medicines will l., t,',.Ie Ie W.,
speedy and certain remedy. OiA,r ,rri'-e.s ~
the system. subject to return Of IL an I:'-' 'sa,
.
Be satisfied, and be cured. - IL
F0clSEss OF coNfhESios' GENERAL pEl1,.
TX, GoUT, GIDDINEss, Cu,vr,
Hea laches of every kind Inv ara F.v..
matory rheumatism, ILnpugs Blood Jr,, i9Ali-
Loss of Appetite, 1"l1l'',
MrRcURIAL DIsEAsTs-Never fail.
entirely all the effects of Morctirv jDfn;.'i a'r
er than the most powerful preparation ot = :! 500
riila. "it
NIGHT swEArs' NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Of a.
kinds, ORGANIC AFrEc1IoyS
Pills -The original propri,,dr g -.
cincs WAS cured OF Piles of IS wears 80: as3
tn US Of these Life VI icInrs 'al,,. -'"e' t7
Pal in the Head, Side, Back, Lipls ?
and Organs ''',.
RHlUMATlsM Those affected with ~, .e..,,
disease, will be sure of relief BY the I;f, s;'ta
cines "'-,
Rush of blood to the head, Scurvv. Ss,, p,.
Swellings. ''4eNS
Scrofula, or Kings Evil, i'll its wor.. for,,. y.
GERS of every description. :.
Worms of all kinds are cf.cctual,v ox..u..,
these medicines Parents will low,I IT, a4. go
ter them whenever their existence i, .nS--..-'
Relief will be certain. p''@.
The Life Pill. aud Phnuir Bi,,o,,
PURIFY THE BLOOD
And thus remove disease from the system.
Prepared and sold BY
DR. -wILLANdB B MOrA
335 Broadway. corner Of Anthony-s,.. New ",
For Sale By al Druggist
July /, la6o-Iy.
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~ We learn by telegraph that severe
storm of wind. accompanied by rain, pass
Il over Fayetteville. Wednesday morning
lasr
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27
DOUGLAS &. JOHNSON

Al; who are IN iavo, of the formation Of
a :. oung Mems Douglas Club " will
zu--, at the office o: rhe Van Buren, Press,
Noniay the sorh inst. at half past 8 p. m.
4 NATIONAL Democrat.
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

TT Severe indisposition this week. as
xei! as last. must be our only plea for the
l.ck a.: interest In our paper
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

~ The candidates for Senatorial hon
ors win speak in this city. Monday the goth
inst
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

~ Some OF our young men are agitat-
ing the subject CT forming volunteer mill
itary company We hope they may be
s,Iccessful In the matter
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

- We are requested to say that I. n.
SIXTH commences his school again the first
Monday in September next
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

I The Right Rev Bishop Lay will
preach in the Episcopal Church. next Sun
!ay morning gt 10 o'clock
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

kV The Rev. DIR. Page. e Choctaw
Indian viii preach at the Methodist church
church. next Monday nights
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

HAxs City Council are
having put up in front of the Court House
in this eisy, platform scales that will
weigh eight thousand pounds, this will be
a great accommodation 10 marketmen in
the sale Of Hay, Fodder. Oats, DC.
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27
CAMDEN, MAINE, July 26.

CAMDFN, MAINE, July 26.
The ratification Of the Hon. T. r. Stu
art, nominee for Governor which came off
last night, was one Of the greatest politi.
cal demonstrations ever held in Eastern
Maine. 1t was estimated that from six to
eiGht thousand Democrats were present
/. :. TEls :. Z. g. Gillette, w g. FIetch-
and o. '-Q:s ad,dce-ei the meeting
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27
Breckenridge Repudiated III nu9
own Homo.

The Nicholasville Ky. Democrat, puo-
lished in Mr.. Breckenridge district m noiei'
the t,ag of Douglas and johnson, 1 nc Gu
;tor saws: 1T has ever been ard Is now
our fixed and determined purpose 10 sup,
mort the man FOR President who fairly anu
ius,lv obtained the nomination. Whlie we
admire and love Mr.. breckenridge, we can
not rorsake the modicum Of nationality tna'
We. remains to the dem ocracy TO promote
his interest to the detriment OF that part!
whose recent rupture has cast such a gloom
over our land and nation. We love the
Union. We never, knowingly VIII take
position which viii array one section OF inc
Union against the other. Mr.. Brec ckenridSe
did not receive the vote of Kentucky IL
Convention, and he viii not receive 1t IN
November next. Ii he accepts the noml-
nation from the hsntiful of delegates who
seeded at Baltimore. it will initiate
against the success of Mr.. Douglas, while
it ensures lis own overwhelming defeat Al
a time like the present, when the Creates
harmony is needed to insure success, IT II
suicidal to attempt a victory with divided
front"
ag Deputy U. 5. Marshal standifer
lodged in the Jail in this city. day before
Yesterday, white man " strongly suspect
ed - Of stealing a horse in the Choctaw
Nation.
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

LAND WARRANTs-Thc last New York
quotations are
40 acres buying for 81 90, selling at
8! 10 per acre. 80 acres buying for 80 So.
selling at 80 e5per acre. 120 acres, buy
ing at 80 50. selling at 30 SO per acre.
l6o acres buying at 50 so, selling at 80 ss
per acre
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27
POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY.

E~ The Horses attached to the Fayette-
vile mail stage. ran away from in front of
the Post Office in this city. last Wednesday
afternoon, the driver not being in his seat
at the time. After running about hund-
red yaras-they brought up against a Tele
graph pole. throwing passenger who was
on the Drivers seat to the brick pavement and
a negro wesnan who was inside tue stage ou,
on the graEnd. Neither were injured to
any extei.s Beyond the breaking of the
tongnesM the stage no other damage occur
rod
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

tits asserted by those who have ma! par
ticular inquiries that the secret organization
which excited daily fears of Bloodshed in
the Cherokee country, is to say the least, po-
litical and similar to what was commonly
known in the States as the Know Nothing
party, confined to pure blooied Indians
Our Government has been watching with
some interest the events in that nation, par
ticularly those growing out of the agitation
Of the slavery question, as any outbreak in
that country might involve the politics re-
siding in the adjacent country in the con-
sequences. No immediate danger is nov
apprehended, the u. S. Indian agent having
by this time reached tho Cherokee reserva-
ton. He viii take Immediate measures for
the expulsion Of the white intruders. Judge
Greenwood, the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs will leave Washington in a few
days for the Pixies Peak country. In 1851
a treaty or arrangement was made with the
Anappahoes and Cheyres which while it
fixed the limits within which these Indians
might hunt and not acknowledge title to
the land ; but owing to the extension of the
white population they have been seriously
curtailed il their supplies from the chase
In view of this and the fact that they are
friendly Indians. Congress. at its last ses-
sion appropriated $4,000 dollars for pres
ents to defray the expenses of holding
council with them regarding their future
welfare. Commissioners former visits
among the various tribes have been produc-
tive Of highly benefcials results it is be-
lieved that the one now contemplated Will
have favorable effect, and that in accord
ance with the Amapahoes and Carycnnes
there will be secured the possessions Of per-
manen; homes, and induced to change their
present mode of obtaining aprecarious sue
sIstence.
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Sealed Proposals.

N ILL be received at this Office. until 10
W. o'clock NJ, on the 18th day OF September
next Tor the delivery at this Post Of Ten thousand
bushels of good, Merchantabe Corn.
F"9r thousand Bushels to be delivered !, The eo-
S..e shuehed on or before the Ist day of January,
SIX thousand bushels shelled and in good new
';-' containing two bushels or one hund-
.el ~ L., Iv.1s .ach tn he JeI;vcrs1 Wv y.
'H'' L. ''ay ri March lc6I
i'r lisa dian the whole
-f~ a. .es @. -or is, ,ban he
"... c-., = s.el corn -"
,ne -e3s vii J.. ,ri.ot..- on ,b.
S'..---.- i.r .Grn --biay Cora - and each III;
- Etrsi'''ei ny ct Last two good and suffc
-. sur, - Wau shas, bscriby the IS sci
stating their place or rlae5s Of rrsid.nc. ''
Otice A. q. NJ, s. A. FoK1 Smith Apr