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BaIhnlore s. Ohio Road
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direct the WsssteTn ExTress
fs14n- FMS train VIA only stop VOID and alter
Rnd-E9eRttnG Lhe ala8senfera %sEs
Second-1te Great utl1EeSteru. s.. lpuia. Cfnr4r
nst1 C1sn1a l's4, = BenNaoo4. Baltimore and
tEasltnGto1 CRY Express lea4es II eslrIs fa5lF a
42I9 p NJ IRVING "a p n CON-
9enE nth the attarneon tEtls % ti1e Eastern aud
Aeturutugs teaFes Baltimore IT 2,
u. dasIiTesatB eEr6aa n 7:4s a n ana EIiesif1E
= 6lSA n direct viii tie treSf
y estezn trina Ihs tEan viz nly stop for
wood and EateT and nealfng he passenger
AfreaEht train with passenger car attached vim
aeahs e1eePt SEnRyE. forGT44toR ~ $40 A. u.
"a goRD. Agent
L n CIR Gen9 Ticket, Agent nor2s
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
ga - zEss= So
snNARD AFTER MONDAY. St,Te,nt.er 18th. lsaO.
" PGsssnseT Trains yin lf4Fe BFidEepLg4 a. Sj15
4oSga. andEEBexrePteasj
HOO A d. Mal stopping ct "a S4atiopS. IL
eept New Salisl'nrJs trille Prank
- I'm. East Rochester MuuItIie- KOotstown
EArfrille Macedonia Bedford md New
9mE 4rIfEes At tft9a5urga1 At 400 T. NJ,
settt.nS So u $50 All deIphis At
Gereiand at 7z6o r. n. Toledo At 1910 1
7d-s Detroit ot At GAS A. NJ and ehie4gp At
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-15

PHEL4nELPRIA Sept. 9. 1857.
PROF. WooD-Dear Sir: Your Hair restorative is
proving itself beneficial to me- The frunt ard also
the backPRrt Of my head almost last its cyEering
vas in fact BALD have used but hall. pint lot
ties ot#yoHr Restorative. and now the top Of MS
head is well studded with promising crop Of young
aud the fr0ntis alsp receiving its benefit
have tried other without any lseneht
w11terer- think from mS own personal recon.
mendation can induce many others to Try it. -
Yours, respectfully, D. R.THOMAS. ". D. 5-
ssszi.s..s No 464 fine street
The Restorative is put mp bottles Of three szos
viz: large moliIim and small: the small holds X
pint AMI rettls for one dollar per bottles the msdi-
un holds at least twenty per cent. more in prnpor
ton than the small retaiEs for two dollars pos bot
tie; the large holds quart. 40 per cent more In
proporti0nSFand Ektails s9r$3 . bottle.
Oh. WOOD 4 Co., roilf1eEors, Al zBroSdway New
York. aud nj Market ST.. ST. Fouls 40.
Andsold byall good Druggists and Fancy Goods
dealers: septl-dEw-3m
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Many remarkable cum. Of tbe.e ssfs.isa.. J. J.
bern made hy the alfsEatiTr power IT this 1ssi
1t stimulates the vital functions int" EiseFos -
and thus oyercomes disorders which would q +,
posed beyond its reach. Such remedy -
been required by the necessities Of tie Ee2i 4
We are confident that this viii do for ;aea - 7
medicine can do.
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A great variety nf cases have i.cet reporis.i
where cures Of these formidable complaints b''
suited from tile use af this remeiy. hut ~: :
here will not admit them Some q them raAi
f1llntl in our American 4lInantr- Which ihe =.
below famed are pleased furnish gTAtis 10 a. :
call for them.
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Cherry PectoTa
FOR THE RAPID CCRk OF
Coughs, Colds. Innuenza, HoastSsi en-.
Cr0np, Bronchitis, Inetpten1l,
sumption, and for the Rel.st
OF COnsumptly.e Patlenta
fnsadVaneed Stages

.. AUGGU SUE
nffhE OiSeRSe.

This Is a remedy 80 universally known e s9,.
any uther for the cure of Throat aud lung : !,
that il Is nseless here To publish the eEt..s q
virtues. Its unriValled excellence t'r 9sIr,,ss-
colds, snd its truly wonderful eures o. ~.
disease have made Il known Throughout I'd.
nations of the Earth. Few are the colllLa4l a
even families. among them who have eel ; t--t1
s0nRI experience Of Its eifects-some lIEiFt :. ~
their misl.t of rs victory over the snnils = I'D
knnrth dreadful tatGli3N Of these disor :, =,
fhey know. tno, the effects et this rffsess .
not do more than to RsSure them that = ~ AZ, -
the virtues that Il did hSVe when m 4El -
which have Won 50 strongly upon tie NM
5A--a55
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NLAtl&1Y IRON GUNS
fact, \ standard
: proved By All thar hHSE
ed 70 with conf encein
IT Il recommended
within thehst twoSear.
! hopes d relief, as the
1 eE6aeates IN my pos
Z ted 70 die temperament
iE1nd used In sncla apsn
, tho BUEetS.
J fudEment guide TUu Ii
lAFf60R-A10R, and il
FRGfatE. BiIEiOl.E 1AttacEz,
; GyThBc, .Slrllnr Gas
tEF, t1lly- SSoa1RcE. HaiIEf-
I itAoisyuS CSROlczul toS1E1lIR
1 fhteaue J01tRdice, E1aie
used successfully as an
2 ~ 1t viii cnre SICK
{ sands can teEtify.} IN
3 itrFae 7ea-spoosflEfs uTe
: Of attack.
iEas the4r testimony
9tEHE RoEm " m
IND EHGLIOW RI"
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THE ONLY ARTICLE.
Unrlvalled in Market.
WITH IMMENSE
+ HOME e. EUROPEAN DEMAND

n HE Reason WHY. Is THAT GY NATURES
ownpr"cess II restores the natural color t,ern1a.
neatlE after the bRil becomes gray; supplies the
removes all tiandruff itciIing. mud heat from ibc
sclp aud outlets aud tones MP the nerves and thu
cures al nervous headache and may br relied upor,
stop and keep IT Dm falling o: alaLe e. Il sgfl glossy
healthy and tedutLHi aud If used by the Young tv1
or three times rcek il will never fail or become
gray then reader, read the following aud judge Il,
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PEre TegaqtEs Eerues, Gad Prt up In Glass c..
SIS AZ ztgs and ao.l kesP g eng eli9ate.
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s DC a Z
So VIC RDiS
Liver InYigorato1.

NEVER DEhtd51IATESs
IT'S Oo1lP0INDRDsF ENTIRELY IRON GINS
nd hiss ban1ae an fact, q Seand9rd
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Er J i. : Charming. of S.-y :. - &C.,
Il Tn'sr rbeeTfnlly comp, = = III 80. ..,a.-,t
agent in saying ] have tgInti -aT ,6,.s3ari., !,
most excellent Alternative - o. s--: gz.ll5.
for Nhicl, employ EueA q iSsz-ss ;,rf $50,
in Ft1aoIc DiSG9se< Of ti.- ~-t5l.- z;8l.,i,
laEs cured mNuS inveIe r4iit r-res-s - .Eri5. s
IL and seize vi ere The cuirlbui. e.,- .s.-. i, .
eeTGti04 IL the ancTus. The E,..--s-t >. 5f..,tS5
sts.n cured Nothing within Isl i.lr.v irls Et-,
il for 1he-e female de.a -crn,sIit,
EdWari : Marrow 0f " vI,trF-r Ais ET;...s i
dangerous Hz7rigH IhHtoz ~ on T. II. ftis,i-
my family which lad d.ted II, 'irf,i,.t,i5. =.
could employ. has nj length te-p rnin key -
t:y F'nr ExtTact 81 Sar.ai;trjlia an: ltl-is
thought nothing huf eNf{rT,Atiau etld AZ 81 re-
lint he advise,l the triRl Of yuur SarsaIs.ra a. s
!1sT iesHrt befsre cutting. and il ntuyed efzls
Afier taking y"ur remedy eight wt-.Es ~ :, ~.
Of the disease rem iiIs.2
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log Main Street
HAvB JEST nRCHIygD THEIR FALL sroc
ikz i al Books Stationery. &c.. and prepared
sell ~ low can be irUught Ia the city. our
Of Envelopes, Blank Books, Sute. LeItsr and G.
Paper Is largo anil well assorted. Also. u large
Of sunday School Librariea, Present Books for IL
old, young and middle aged.
Albums,
PDrtfDiioS
Writing Desks
lax Stands,
Campaign FiaHS.
Campaign Medals,
Campaign Envelopes,
Campaign CaricAtnres,
Blank Books.
Miscellaneous Books
Sunday School Books.
JUST OUT,
Marion IIarIand's New Novel; Nemesis Scarlet Lat
teri by Hawthorne the Little Beauty by Miss Grey
the Queens Of Society, by Grace wharton: Will Life
by CSpt. MayHe Reid; Life Struggle. by Aias Par.
doe q Puiret.its; HI the Floss, Marble Pam.
Gay anil Seal Ct4seIl4 IL nstrttcd Family Bible. etc
We have iustPeceiVGi \ few copies Of tho Political
Text Book, for 1890 complied By Horace Greeley.
We invite our frien,l4 and the public generally TO
call AMI examine our stock before purchasing else
where. JAS. G.. ORR Co.
0ept11 100 Main st.
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ALSO sprcIr1n

Laborsd Breathing at,snds VIM CsaEh snd YI Eane
'0TTs as H. Piss S.s.. % Gems peg bps
!roni the Ear the result OF Ecarit Fever Htasis ~
MercnEtAla. For Noises In tie Head jlnyd,sS- ~
hearing, and Ringing In tie Fan, and RHF-qcl,e
Price, % cents per box.
PoH scEoErl,L Enlarged Glands, ENLARGED and IN.
6aIated Tona4 sEeilnEs an Old Ulcers, serofulosS
99Ss os 4 Price, 60 cents per box
= AoR EAE14L DEBILITY. = Physical or NsrgoitS
Weakness- Either tie result. Of siriness Essssj,ts
dedication. OF ExllaustlnE Discharges. Prtee. s.
tREs Ftll sslat ecrstlQts Pee, 50 cents PEI box.
koa sEAsslc ANS-DeathIY4 eEnesS YeFtIso Hsu.
See' Vomiting. Sickness from riding u nntion
: Eo1 &, gaiHAEy 4=4Yor GruYe. Renal csi.
enl. ~ ainfn ~ FiEaEion Bsensns Oh ms Rid.
neya Pres 20 eefltg peF box. -
,15 ei6htary Discharges
70 SeEse9negt PTo1tEatton5 aud Debility had RE-
sas o. Eyl Aabits. The moSt successful and efi,
etent remedy Known and may be FPed -
s fPsE.o R5as 81 tEs sSll g ps
Ps9.ssssonal care OF % seek advice u Prof HIM.
FSn : y y E0s etteF.. -
oGRs nm Is Is III lfAi1s s.
list tese ofsEhat, lind
you ehooSe, and ineloSe 4S 81 Il ctifT eit note
q by mall 70 onF address ~ scr BFoRdg
and the medleine Win 81 duly 81
: ~ % e9pfe4s, fEee oft charge ~
Z 4k6keiEeEHANTEDS5Ped 6aihssfni ar4fyks ea5cienf
e ne SAFE e our Ret1edes 10 every t6Bh o.
conn I'M tlis United st6tka AdifssI hi 8psa
= w iHRn 4py ~. IS
ssltls gy1sL A1sAEISs 6 BufHETDLD! DfaSeISFsssl
g. ei4lh My 26idfJliS
81 Is
Ae5s IAl' AID
as.aesl., Il q
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TIDE CENTRAL
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD

26O NILES DOUBLE TRACK
"a c. - c.:
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PRICE osE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
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BUY THE B 3 S T

OO4ANIESNs= t9tShkSs== AND
RRUPTI0NS OF
THE SEfE.
This Ointment hears no resemblance To any Other
external remedy at present behlre the world The
mode of its opeTationi is peculiar.
1t renetrafes TO the BASIS of the disease-Eoet TO
fts very sIurce-and II from the flesh beneath
tn tire skin nn the surface.
othsroutwHrdN applications for sernfuls- Rheum
&c. operate BnwSTARD. tns driving the disorder ~
wAEp. and otsa oecasionng terrible internal InaIa
dies.
NORToSss oISTMRNT..o the contrary. throws
the pnisono Of the disease UPWARD and eyary Particle
Of il is nIscHLEsEp THROUGH THR PoREs
Tins the cures II effects are complete MOI only
are the FOTs healed the eruptionF removed. the
reduced Int the SEEDS of the disorder
no relapse.
Sold in Large Bottles-Price so Cents.
GERRIT NORTON Chemist Proprieto., n. Y.
vHoLEsALE DEPOT AT
PENFoLD, PARKER & MOWERS,
Wholesale Druggists Is Beekman street New York.
f9e Sold by LAUGIILTNS 4 BUSHFIRLD Wheg-
ling and s PuSDENBERG. Bridgeport nih2-ly
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The Capacity Of this Road is no,r eusI to any te
Country.
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NE ItIsGs4A q.
500 lH N.G SYR o
FOR CHILDREN YEETHTN(S
ZIG @ 8eEulate the BOVEele..

faSiftatts the process Of itching. b
the gums reducing an atlozlsRf
sllay Az fAFS and ss'aslzlodie action. andfs
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and Ehy9 because IT Hece 1diIs to 0ttrd Epstassss
ySe1as Iet5 when ITren ttfle- II arxssa.s If 10,
magic and one trial GtNas VIII convince you thEi
what No 5IlSsfs true Il f,Slu,fafTaS
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ALFREu E.TtLllY

y A'7ftoHy'E Tsy- Ross s,T EryG,y5es IA,
.Sos Jfi'eHHt- Ssaid Head. Alre,ourp,. Sor. 4,
Dr. Edl..r1 NJ F.relilt 4rsitet from, Sn,.,, r
Sept that i,e fas cured N, n, etc.,
Dr.G,Sg. Which threatened II t.rinI,,;. !s,,,5,
the l'eTaevtTit-- W., ~ Sltrs7.Ii,TiH and l.
dan:;es"us attack Of NaIlgn,frlt Irqs.5as i.,i5..
fIO1ts l.y II cs,istHntly -
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Ayers sarsaparilIs
F0RPURIFYIEG TEp pIoo.

And fer the tlsesdy cure Of III, ,ai,,s,.5
tSczGfsils AID Ssy.5,,iOs.s = 1z.sz,0,,z
lFeg'S gcs- ErastiDRs 1aIrr;s, g .le..rs
a B0ttE Stailes SrI.d al !St l.,s,s,., q, t,a
tAkLASb 1Rd t.i l,,.=,s..
}. c. Arm 90. Gei,ts L.. 4, slas -
" hat 5,,ar sarsat,srslls = X
!4HEIitz 4 llerItf-d 5fI,sr .l,fj, .' = -
i &c lr1lli II IN various way. ses ,.a-, So
u l1l1rsi ont Isl lct,rE az ny hand. NH -
tlits Il Turned inward IiiG tiislr.s-,I -
Stomach. 7 we jean age u Lr4kr ,,uf ~. = y
aud covered znN scp t,Irt ears with p,, q
Vas 'ltnl and lpaitSOms irynl,4 b.-rrs,. g
4F9ta many ued1eipse Rsi ttAer1l 1 s 49,, -
|1if''':'t much reliea from trsr5ht Ii,
order EFeH W'Sree- At lenrt Ii tgas ry.,,es! =.
II tl.e Ss'%1sI Aessenr~r ti,ai S5ti laa If.,-
alteE1fiFs GS2E~S aT9iiaj for EntW if,,i, yi,s
fHfl'1 that anything you made inust -. -
senf TO Cincinnati and OF it. ard llE.. Il, ~ =
me- j tErsk u. IL t,ra ildYtts- IN slust5 iit
is4kI"0nfnl over month: and uSv1 aims. =.
iF'ttjes New and hehihr KIN Eg,,,f, i.sr4;n i. :
under fhe h-calr- NlJrh aifel \ Nhile feii u 4
skIn ls nov cleAT. Hhd know Is ny f,,eiiIit- :.
TIE dissslse has Eune ftNHn my -ysf lem Htu al !,
believe hat ftei what wing 1I.t,Ii 49,
That hold yen to lee ,ne I'd the aIsSf e. 81 ~ s
and retthiu ever E-rsIetutly Yours
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Brpnehoccle. Goitr. o. su,-

:
Ztsralun Sialu- II i',.,s,,ec; Ts.4.. 49,
bottles of HU1r SaTsklaTiiIa ytT.-i Ins -
- lieeUns swelling vli The uetk VIM. jzi5.i
fered Er,.lu u:er tv-t, year,
LeAcw7I,na ar ITbftsE ora-fg, 7snayz -
liberation. E.1lls . - 80
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TfIE. uKpRl6eIeHIcD HAS JElEr RE-
4 TCNGED from tie EAT md 81 nov r6osfEtngs
TX IL Spring stoeksof BogtI a1la Shoes d sgsE1
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5.OOO of the Finest Frult TreeS

EVER OFFERED FoR SALE IN THIS PLACE.
ALL KINDS OF
FRUIT & CHOICEST VARIETIES,
JUST RECEIVED PROM THE SuRsERY,
And for sale at lowest prIcss.
JOHNSON FROST.
now q Main st.
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THOUBAND8 or GASES.

Octl6-ly-dtV = 1T
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IS po6a sseariI IS 3. -. lE1sk.
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". P. SArrH. Master Of ,S1F.fafFon-
q. d. OpIE. fSesia TSelaf. Amt mn
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-. u s.. III 6
q - So no 5EPIl
v &isAs III, otsafPI5Jti
esel2
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-15

TENNYsoN's hero, Lord Cardigan who com.
manded and led the famous charge of the
Light Brigade of Cavalry at Balakaya. MAJ
now be seen every sunny afternoon, in HYDE
Park, London, with his latest victim The
present Lady Cardigan, leaning on his arm
Though now approaching sixty, the Earl car.
ries his age with the most elastic buovancv .
and with his 1.-THE, vigorous figure and dash
ing air, is still the beau ideal of a light dra-
goon; 1he present Lady Cardigan, who, be.
lore her marriage, was considered one of the
loveliest flowers in the garden of aristocratic
English beauty, is the third plucked from
mat conservatory by the same sensual hand
NOT to mention numerous ravages in more
lowly parterres. His first wife he eloped with
from her husband, Major Johnstone, of the
9th Regiment of the line; his next victim
was lady Leeson, the wife of Sir William Lee
son, Chamberlain of Dublin Castle, who died
shortly after her guilty fight, on board of her
sedueers yacht off the coast of Scotland and
the third, his present wife, who is daughter
OF one of the Oldest houses in England he
also carried off in his yacht during the life
time of his late wife. The poor Girl seems to
cling to her brazen, defiant looking lord for
protection, and shrinks from the gaze of the
passers-by with that look of sorrow which
to sensitive nature, the consciousness of her
false position brings.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-15

Lock FOR Lock. The gossips tell a funny
story, in which two Russian noblemen and
favorite Parisian actress play the principal
parts. Both of the Bayards were suffers for
the fair lady's smiles and both seemed to be
equally esteemed by her. 1t would appear
that, in Russia, as well as in many other
countries, lock of hair is considered a sir-
nal pledge of the tender passion; but, if the
truth must be told few of our theatrical di
whites are endowed with profuse chevelea.res.
and, II they were, the incessant demand
would soon exhaust the supply. Mademoi.
selle Alice glories in the possession of auburn
ringlets, and would't part with one of them
for less than duchy. Her Russian admirers.
Count de L and Baron de NJ, both happened
to have hair Of the same golden hue, as that
OF their mutual Dulcinea. Each begged for
a tress Of her hair in exchange for lock of
his own, to which the charming creature
readily assented, and, without touching a
single curl of her head cunningly managed
to effect an exchange of parcels, by which
each gentleman received a tuft of his rivals
capillaries. The Count now wears the Bar
on's "wooP next his heart, and the Baron
sleeps with the Counts scalp lock under his
pillow. What terrible deceivers those fem
nine women" are
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-15

The BUTTERFIELD ROUTE 1t has been
stated that a scheme is on foot between the
Postmaster General and Mr.. Butterfield of
the Overland mail company, by which the
latter shall contract to move the eastern sec
tion their route down upon the San An
toDio and Ell Paso route. On this subject the
New York Times says:
Should the contract be signed, there will
be jolly row in both Houses over the sub
Ject, and the opponents of the Butterfelders
will claim with success that this change is a
violation of the law under which the butter
field service was originally let, and that it
abrogates their contract altogether, leaving
Congress at liberty to legislAte for new and
improved overland service.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-15

THE DEFAuLrING POSTMASTER FowLrR.-A
New York correspondent, writing, June goth,
says:
1t was currently rumored here last week,
that our District Attorney, Roosevelt, was
about to move in the Postmaster Fowler af>
fair, and procure indictments against several
individuals who are suspected of having
aided in the escape of the defaulter. This
movement was looked upon by the knowing
ones as a rich joke, in view of the immunity
granted to Marshal Rynders. who might
have arrested Fowler, had he been disposed
to do his duty, and that too, while the cul-
Prit had, as is now believed, a very large
amount of the pilfered funds in his possession.
But whether the District Attorney was in
earnest in this movement, or not, his new
born zeal has been suddenly dampered, it is
said, by hints from Washington to the effect
that he needn't press the matter, as by SO
doing he would be very likely to give an un.
healthy notorlety to several gentlemen of
high political and social standing, including
two or three, Officials in the Masonic and Odd
Fellows associations
Perhaps there is another reason for snub-
bing the new born vigilance of Mr.. Roosevelt
which may be found in an under-current
here, to the effect that Mr. Fowler is neither
in Cuba, nor Brazil, to both of which places
it was reported he had gone, but somewhere
in the vicinity of this city, in place of re-
fuge, from which he occasionally emerges to
make friendly calls upon his old friends. This
rumor is looked upon as having some posi-
bic foundation in truth, from the fact that up
10 this day, no vessel has been found or
heard of, which had taken from this port any
passenger answering to the desert ption Of
Mr.. Fowler.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-15

The FOURTH AT NloToRIA-The Fourth of
July was observed by the Americans at Vic
toria in good style. The Colonist says that
all the American business houses were closed,
and the engine and hook and ladder houses,
the Express Office, the shipping, and many
stores and dwellings, hoisted the stars and
stripes. A salute of 80 guns was fired at 2
o'clock, and another at sundown. The races
commenced about one o'clock, and were kept
up until about half past three O'Clock with a
spirit which has been rarely witnessed on any
similar occasion since the countrys settlement.
In the evening a dinner was given at the
Colonial Hotel in which large number of
American gentlemen, with several invited
guests, participated.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-15

PERU.-Dates from Peru are to June l4th.
Castillo is quarrelling again with the whole
world, with Bolivia, Ecuador, France, United
States, and ultimately with England 1t is
said here that an English subject was turned
out of his store in africa, because the author.
tiles wanted the ground for enlarging the
Cuitomhouse, and that after long negotia-
tions and delays, the Peruvian Government
had agreed at last to pay an indemnity of
81 600. The decree was signed by Castillo,
and countersgned by the Minister of For
eign Affairs Mr.. Carpio, but it was not yet
published, when two days aft terwards Castillo
retracted his engagement and refused to pay.
The French difficulty has been settled. Mr..
Clay, the American Plenipotentiary, will in
all probability. have to depart soon from Lii
ma, as he has received orders from his gov
ernment to leave Immediately if the Ameri-
can claims are not satisfied with-until
now the Government has not shown any in
clination to cede, for they always wait in
such cases until the last moment
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-15

THE KATE HAYES MORTGAGE AT OAKLAND.
The Alameda Herald says that an adjourned
meeting of the defendants of the suit brought
to forclose the Kate Hayes mortgage was
held at Oakland, Alameda county, on Satur
day, 7th July. The Committee appointed at
previous meeting submitted a report of
their investigations, and stated that policy
induced them to withhold, for the present,
some of the results ef their labors. The Com
mttee asked to be discharged, which was
granted. A new Committee was subsequently,
appointed to raise funds engage counsel, and
collect such Information us would tend to re-
sist the appropriation of their several homes
teads for satisfaction of this mortgage. -
About 5000 was collected at the meeting for
the use of the Committee.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-15
Sprrial 0otjtes.
ITALIAN BEES.

noticed in The American Agriculturist the follow
ing alleged certificate
This may certify that have examined the Italian
Bees of Mr.. Kennedy, whchhe procured of Mr.. p. J
Mahan' and pronounce them pure and equal to any
imported or owned by Mr. S. b. Parsons.
(SlsnedD A. BODMER, New York, June 4, 1900"
have only to say that have given such certih-
cate orany certificate whatever TO any erson what
ever.
nave given my address to several persons. II any
thing has been written over that address, am not
accountable for it.
A. BOOMER
Bcekeeper to Mr.. Parsons
Witness, T. L. TRUMHTY. iv152t
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-15

CosrA RIcA.-Thomas f. Meagher (for A.
W. Thompson and associates) has concluded
a contract with the government of Costa
Rica for the construction of a railroad be-
tween Boca del Toro and Punta Mala the
privilege is for ninety years. 1t is thought
that Congress will confirm the concession
with certain notifications A motion was in
second debate before the Congress to annul
the yearly subsidy granted by the Mora ad-
ministration to the Panama Railroad Steam
ship Company The plea for this breach of
faith on the part of Costa Rica is that Mora
had no constitutional power to make such
contract. The railroad grant made by Mr..
Farrer, for road from Puntarenas to San
Jose, has also been repealed.