davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-07-23

the Cleveland 4 Toledo road brought In cars,
aud ,hs Cleveland. Columbus C,ncinua,i road
81 carr. The larger proportion Of tia lstter iA
from the Belletontaine lima. Tho market to.
day is 'anxuid. bu5ere holding off until ,be In.
aux sf new wheat shall rrducs The market 10
its true level. Fl:ur-sa'es Of ANAL lots 10
l1cal trade a. rresious rates; good extra red.
Is 50; good AA red wheat at s.62f@5 rs. ard
eood II tAuc' white wheat IN at 5.y3@6 80.
Whest-Bus few sales to day the only repprt.
were OF cne car new red At l0 On track, and 8
cars new do At II; late lnss night or new
"altc hold at LIS. Eorn-Uoldrrs ask 43Q47c;
no sales: O@ts-From track ho defs ask soc;
sales 900 bu Canads oats from store at SEC.
A1gh"ines-Sale IS br!s at lstc.
Provisions IT Lou,svll1x.-The Courier Of
this morning saysi The market for provisions
has been exceedingly firm and buoyaut, and in
bacon prices have advanced 4call around. Mess
Fork wxs frun, and yesterday m advance Of Soc
wab estat ikhtd 90 lote 10 fill small orders, hut
IN large lots it could hare been purchased at
SO. The sales for The week wess SIC brls at
SIS. and Is brls at ele 80. There has been
good demand for bacon on orders, but owing 10
Ito great difficulty experienced 10 shippirg The
ssles have been limited The sales amounted
to JAS tcs At aac for shoulders, Its Tor rib
sides, lee for ear rib sides, and l2f> for clear
sldea< There has been small demand fer
hams, With sa1es ot GO les at 1nfc for plain eau
vased, and l3c for sugar cured. The market
for lard has bcen firm, and prices hare had
tendency upward. The demand has been small
and the only sale we heard Of Shs LIS kegs At
l3c. We quote tiesccs at lsc. To-day mesa
pnrk was fra. with sa'es Of leo brls at $l9 81;
10 tcs hams. to de.ler, at l2:; So casks bacon
Vt former rates; 10 tcs hauls at l2le for plain
cansused, and l3c for sugar cured.
FnE,Gur ESoAeE1kxrs At New YoRk.-Juty
a0---To Liverpool 24.UoO bu wheat, at Sd ia
ships bags; 7.0U0 bu corn ut III, in ships
bugs; so hhds tatow at 2ss cd; coo bbls flour
1t as; 1900 light pipe slaves Gu private terms;
anu bY steamer 7u0 boxes cheese, ESQ 51kirs
butter \, SOS. To London, 500 bbIs tour ut g
ed; 1000 staves on private te1us. To Gloucea-
ter, II, 100 bu whest on private terms. AM
werp, 40 bble rosin on private terms.
, 1860-07-23

The War Against the ChrlAtfans In
Syt1a.
Bosrox, July s1.-A letter from Syria to the
Boston 1r0rtter dated June 2lst announces that
Zach, the last stronghold OF the Christians ut
Lebanon, bad bean captured and b1rned, and
that the Christians were flying in I'll directions.
Itwas rumored that Sidon bad also been de-
slroyed, and o,500 Christians massacred. The
deftnce If z suh Nas hsruic.
, 1860-07-23
Douglas in WlsconHln.

Foxp nr Lac. July al.-The Douglas demon
str4t,on here last night was very large aud en-.
thus'as,ic. The tcrehlight procefsion was near-
ly q mile in length. Tie streets through which
the procession a.sed were crowded With peo-
pie. Speeches were made ut the Court Huuse
By Mersrs. Bragg and Eidridee, Of this city,
aud othefa.
, 1860-07-23
More Is HArmony.ss

SEwAnk. y J., July 2l.-rhe Democracy of
elect delegates 10 the State Convention. The
electioa r. su ted iu 10 delegates on the Union
electoral ticket bling chosen, to II straight out
delegates. The Douglas men ars dis .ntisfied
with the result and will choose full let OF con-
ss,ing delegates.
, 1860-07-23

LAWRENCE. Mass. Jnly IA large wooden
building, owned by Mr. Hazelton in connec-
sion wlth the HaTerhill Loan Fund Association,
and occupied ~ several Irish families, was
nearly destroyed By FIRE this morning. 4
woman and cLild were burned to dea.b, and
two firemen were badly injured BY falling
huiidinp.
, 1860-07-23

BWHMIO Marked
BY TKItutArH.] EEIIlLn July 81.
fIor1-D man, uodf rate ard marke. unchanged Eafe.
l. o. bfls ii 45 tDb.G fa1 extra 1tdianA Ohio: @
CIV, Tor d0ubl- extrat.
Ga.1x-Whe@t dull; s1let COO hu old white winter In
dI ua u - 0h; siu white Uhlo 1t 17h 1900 bu
nj l.la. Corr du and heavy aud tending du~n
wntd: als IT, 70 bu eay II t.. aie. III aitesno:
other frAfus n4pa1
VIII. EY-S N nAl It 1ske-
lnE1oHI1-Boa d rates 1tnn. at &0c on fouT,
ike Ut v!eA Luxe an cJfn to New antk-
ts 70 TO bLl douI, 20, 70 bah wtczt N,f0
In eo:n, aG0u bu 3.
No E.iuIns from lanai ColectoEa f1ee tits evening.
, 1860-07-23


The Italian Journals confirm another piece
Of news whica WAS considered doubttul-
namely, the presence Of Hazz!ni at Palermo
Bu, no great imporsance can be attached to
that fact, now that the schism between Carl
batdi and Prince De Torrearsa no longer exisis.
Gariba!di has decidedly couvoked the electors
for the 18th inst, to vote on the ,question Of
annexation 10 Piedmont. Unlrersal suffrage is
to decide the question. No Parliament will be
convoked, as WAS at FIRST believed and stated.
by persons llttls acquainted With present uaages.
Gar,baldi is in hurry. As for his designs.
universal suffrage, which judges promptly, de-
e1d.ng BY yes or no. ind "astee no time IN hear
Ing sae endless harangues Of H7a! speakers, is
uadoubtsdiy far batter than Parliament in
which all psrsie. might openly propose and I'd.
Voceta their own solutions, and in which it
would be necessary to spend weeks and months
IN listening to the expression Of hopes and
regrets When decisive act is being prepared
in Sicily, tho Turin Chamber Of Deputies openly
maoifssts its repuxnance to any alliance with
Naples. In tho sitnng OF the 2s.h ult, ii beard
With unmiAtakable taror two Of its members,
natives Of Southern Italy, u. Manciai and II.
Poerio, declare that their experience allows
, 1860-07-23

Democratic Meeting in PfAtt.
DEAExT, July 2l.-Thc democracy OF Piatt
County had grand rally here to-day. Great
enthusiasm prevailed 4 pole $50 ieet in length
WIS raised. Speeches were made By n. A.
Vupper aud Judge Ricketts, Of Decatur.
, 1860-07-23

And for diseases arising fro habits Of di-sraton Il
n0yes Iii imp npe1 tI4charxe and will ie.ore The pstte
In = III II tine 3 .tale " heath anu pu,tE,
se Hell MOLD 5 Extra + BECH for dtseas:a
.,h nH-Ctfops q, the u-tt distressing chetacter.
U.e HtLMbULl', tATKACT HU.Au for al n
fecIous and Lsek u the
, 1860-07-23

Tho Rivers and tho Weather.
DrBrouE, July al.-Riser 2} feet; cloudy
Temperature ~.
LAsAILE, July al.-River &c inches on bars
and Using; heavy ram yesterday and last
ght.
BraL1Scrox, July el.- Rirer falling and re.y
low; wlud uo.lh. v eat; clear; thermometer SIS.
, 1860-07-23

PrLAsx1, Ill, July el.-A Dous'a. Demo.
critic mass meeting was held at Valley Forge
in this c7un.y, tu-day. 1t WIS addressed by
Judge ilsynle and others. Considerable Gu
tLus.asm was manifested. The number in at
tendance WAS about $40.
, 1860-07-23
Belleverett ut Cincinnati.

C1SclxSAr1, July 2l-Notwithstarding 81 a
heavy Tain, ihs Bell aud Everett meeting Inst
night WAS very larg-, aud enthusiastic spsecaes
we're nrde By Hon. l.. D. Campbell, Hon j.
Scott la: a:rieon, Hon: ], II. Thompson. Oscar
moore, John y. Finaell, and resolutions
adopted for holding State Convention at
Ch,icothe August 18th, to nominate State
ticket.
, 1860-07-23

BIT TkLEazArx.l oswEao JEly =.
Flora-U"hanEtd. fa1rs at q 80 for ext5s sate ard
q fur favG1 ste deual- extsA ely hSaad--
CRAM " htM quiet and nom'nAlly tie same. Corn
cl4 about S:ke. sss- Ukts sse dy. rail- tt0 Iu
.ul4u4on =. dc .no.i. ua1y in lin tAd u naud Lu.
ses4ce. Rse Anu Pea. Qu1e..
E.xAI. Freq 1s-E,tu and boats A-AIee. Flour NC:
Ehtat 4xc; c New York.
LAKE lArpA1s- EGuU III wheat.
CANAL tLrpkrs-AgJ br A0uE, eco IN wheat. G3(0Qtn
COL, st,AQ tA1A
, 1860-07-23

The news BY the Teutonla. is no later than
had been previously received, but she brings
London Journals TO the day Of sailing, in which
nc find additional details Of interest.
, 1860-07-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL
6tm1 Compt AnEan. aod Haven. 20 bes dop: 10 b.es
tne1 10 bbl whlsky, - te1A r1tze 10 tufas /: IT
thA11MuHs. -, 49,
Prop Granite state Davis oEenhereh 100 bb4 meal. lco
Prop Mo1exuln1 hobbnt, t. 9oetph, 20 bpls zalt,
Erop Ply mouth Oeksoa, Buffalo, N a1s bu cp1n 40 hbls
, 1860-07-23

&N$tfsH3@fNMEs
Lota or Tuo NJ FixE-TussdAv afternoon tho smsl
b1ned 10 ike c.n. &c r he foot q York street sbe
On he- IN city, when tts afe Was 0es d'&cFeF1
10 tie wood pie III dec there ~e.t two bcse on
an but III the excteu* o. the moment on. Of tnr cw
III dup ne tboee and tho hrr gained
fAst III d tic boatd hn tug a1tote ana
j4mped Of She eutlrey deA Fuyed-letolo kxpsrs-
nxrAsaEp-The rcheoneE Die Vernon has eonrl't.d BE-
fepaisa Campbell 0Ntnt DRY dock, ana sook htf ae
psr last ovtn,uG for Lake supesur, Will fsn ~ino-
Detroit Tribune.
F'ass<d Lefrofts Jxfy FL.
Ur-su Forst Qnecn props Eaetr burlington. Susque
hanna. C4t41at ot cknan Mcndota: bark Morfs hI1g
Lswel 4d4.ors .chr l.. G.o.a, Ion. ". Case. W. u.
Do.z--rops ir,a lily, Mt Vernon; sehrs ch,llenxe.
Wevd.p. Rugby, rsuA Cur A.nn. Willing OF Creas'
alau h2u Aliel, A4nwtck, $. L. NUha, y. fle1thes
Wc<iland CAael. :
f. c.ra..,s.s Juy ~; a. @-1hs following res
Dws~ II plte sta.e. iphin II nnehah., Kuhy Maize.
n md k'nns vs"ci.y. Beas "albi4ge. Aami tele, T..
LAEs FerSs.
IErROIT. july zo.-ceared. sehs Advance. Doll, Chi.
CLEVELAND July :o.- CLEARED, .etr sweep>tase. Bus
III: bj "a july ,s:-Antved 1rspe1es r,em.s, ceb
Iara. Dadser Sta E. y~nc. d, Mxr4urt sst. 10: In.
s,,m tun., d.; ,csss IT. ele. Merriam. do; Cor 81.
Jessme1, do; Wv.r dut'e Nstitaw. do v y, s'nF ky
nastuu 10; q n luhnson, Brown. d.: schr pAuht! r.
yA4ce. p C1cA ed pop' Adriaflc. enow Chicago Ass
o"wEGs;. jsir ls-cleaed. .cbr: N"rvee 81. sha,
tn, T. Ca.xaco; vi l.m andsron, Williams, d. K1vAl
Ho ling. o; -ssrmuda. stow.l.ro.
, 1860-07-23
COMMERCIAL

fAzr1pA1 EvE4.xo, July 81.
Thd following are tue receipts and shipnt n :
Tor the past tweuty-four hours:
, 1860-07-23

~ CHI1e
. s.,..xtes choseu nomlnats atate odceFs II tho
Ststs Eonve1t'on, held nj Deeatuf the 9Th
~ XIV ias ~ requesd q Fsa.tmbf+ ths city Of
a1n-a.ta an ednesAy the eighth daF Of Au2nrt, to
m'n.is esndid1ts for Meuteaant Governor to Ill the
p.ranrv wai4d by thu dsco4too Of the lion. Francis A.
= jurp Chairman. DAVID DAVIS,
WV II. Utowx. GEA LA1IENCx,i
jnt,ssS Rpx.Ey, Wy. 1. 0aixeHAw,
Eaeaxxt4 PICK, II. II. t.AAaELI~ -
UcsfAycs KoK1sEx, 1lxa- 4. MAk.aALL.
tsEaKIIrs AIaIvs, WILLIAM c. FLA10,
CALVIN T4uxspALk, jonN T. joxE'.
Republican Eta3t Central COMMITTEE.
HoxAor WHr1E, Secretary.
Dated 1t Springfield, July TO- 1861
, 1860-07-23
i. =. PATRICK. T1e 1T .epk.
JAS. IT. MESSuN, Fire sht Axe1t, ,C..ckto.
J. J. EoFHfrH Ceprl Frc!zbt Axt. CheAyr. Ly

11ICIII:1AN CENTRAL AND
AL GREAT r E1TERS (CANADAl RALWAyd.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
T.llcn7s .-e osex: ce1tTA Depot foot Of ake 4s.sI
ut:caxo:
Lxes:Es E1pscfa. tSnnda;. e1certes> 1':,yc =
sIS1 pm. t,eu i5rk s.OV pn Rosion Ii.N pm.
a0pm-aew To:k i Y son Express. .sacept saturday
3!iva u E.!:CsI 7:a1 a1n.. Suspension Bldg: =
Bndaio o:Io Er1.. Albany rs No.. New YS:k
as a.1.. Ee..cn too pm.
TO sm-c:neir:.r E,p.>.-te1espt S7Eday} ttrcu&t to
Cincinnati In Is bhu"8.
a:oo pm C,ncr matt and Lnai1aille EIpress texcfptsA
dasl through to Cincinnati III II hou.s. luui
In "a hiurs.
ECO pm Tza.a, S.,uraay. only to Niles.
Sunday Trait >: pm.
Patent SfeepID:t Tn all st7bt t.ala4-
The $50 pm train Parit With the sneo snd
Lake Huron Railway or tIaIt 11d a!l pnns eat: To-
Fout0 With fkeEr. Trunk hal IL Xiii sor Rtc1
eut.h Montreal, uGetec a74 al ro'r,: g cassdA sas
baggage checked through.
Through Ticket: :or sa.a II The 2neapa Ra ad c1's:
tn tbs North And West 4Ed At ths CumrzayA 1tes, -
Dearborn stseet chcasr dspei foot of Lhe STREET
Il. ]. hEALDu1a. Genera Passenger Agent. tts3
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TAILORING NOTICE.

as The undersigned has come .as
to the conclusion that he m
III will not work for his former 81
prices. Therefore, the making of good
solid coats will be So and upwards
for finer work plain Jeans S5-na less.
Fine Pants 50 ; second best So 80;
plain Pants for So; Vest 50.
TIN G.-Men's coats 81;
Pants 50 cents.
N. B.-The cash must be paid. Oh
its equivalent, before the work goes
out of my shop as | am determined
TO i've with my neighbors.
MA VIM. u. KITCHENS
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T1sa1a Low n aoNG.

Ha darling face u
Bsg@nd all praises
Ard trim for grasaa
There's net her ike
AL other laaser
She just suTpaRsesr
AZ wine or Eaolsasss,
Or salmon pike.
Her very bonn..s
Deserves q sonnet
And I'd write ons On il
III I'D the time.
But something fairer,
And dearer and re2zer.
Il course the wearer,
Shall have my rhyme
Fer her voi2e is swstest,
Her shape the nssteaty
And she conlplstest
Of womaEkiRd.
And while that river
In sunlight qusveT,
All. sure, he'll aiyeg
Her aquai finds
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STRAY SALE.

T7H strayed before @. n. Collins, J. P.
IL b. w. p. Andersen, On the 18Th
day Of December 1859, and will be sold
before The Court house door % the town
OF Bellevue, On Saturday the 21st day
Of July next, for cash, the following
described animal to-wis:
One dark Brown MARE MULE,
FIVE years old. and appraised az one
hundred and thirty five dollars. The
owner Of said animal Is requested to
come forward. prove property, pay
charges, &c.
January 11th, 1860.
W. Fl. HILL,
no Stray Master
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STRAY SALE.

Estraved before v. Walker. ]. P,
II by VIM. P. Mason, on the l4ih
day Of September last, and will be sold
before the court house DIOR, in the town
Of Bellevue, on the 9TH Saturday IN
April, 1860. for cash, the folliog des>
crIbed animal, to-wit: blood bav
MARE, about IS years old. Ia hands
high. blind in the right eye. a star in
the forehead. and branded on the left
shoulder with the letter s, and apprais-
ed at forty dollars.
The. owner of said ANIMALS request
ed to come forward. prove property,
pay charges, dc.
Bellevue, La, Oct. 18th. 1859.
w. III. HILL.
n1T 6m Stray master.
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MINIS EYES wII.. w AEDER.-Show
bat . strip stocking above yonr boot,
OF q bit Of an embroidered skirt, or a
Balmoral, and you mag lead a New
Yorker By the nose all over Manhattan
though all Wall street stand waiting
for him. hare positively seen gem
tlemen stand at the ferry gates when
their arms we're half broken with bum
dies, eagerly bobbing their heads this
uay and that to catch eight OF the
gaiter boots as they aIighsed from the
various on1nibusses. And not all
young men either, but gray headed
old dodgers, who had grandpa care
about it, If her ankleE bes pretty f''---
Scare! !" Itmey be just acssible that
IL an exhibition d forscrdasned and
inevitable, she may prefeg ID choose
her andience.--Failny Fern.
Nov, we can poaltiseIy affirm, and
shall be sustained III our assertion, that
there is y gentleman IF eorress habits
and rood sasts, batWhat would instant
II turn bis back 10 lady uhe showed
more Of hondsozne and weiI-turned
ankle than usual bat is, if he was
susa by a ssriah&-abcuA fecen al geeing
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sTRAY SALE.

I'll strayed before B. F. CroEnover. J..
Il RI, By James Millions. on the
10Th day of September 1889, and viii
be sold before the court house door, in
the town of Bellevue on the End Satur7
day IN March 1S60, for cash, the fol-
lowing described animal, fo-wit: a
small white MARE, about Ii hands high
six years old, branded with :. 5 II on
the right hip. Said animal was taken
M at the premises of the said Millions
about the 10Th day OF August last, and
appraised at one hundred dollars.
The owner Of said mare is requested
to coma forward, prove prsaerty. Pay
charges, &c. N -
W. FL. HILL. Shay master.
Bellevue, Sept, 13, 1859. nl2-e
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STRAY SALE

H-17ssiIayed before me the under-igned
Ia authority by Capt. Isaac Brown,
on the 9Th dag of January. 1860, and
viii be sold at the CDurt house door 10
the town Of Bellevue, for cash, on
Saturday the 18th day of March next,
1880. the following described lot Of
SHEEP, to~wit
One lot of sheep consisting of SIX
head, all marked wife a crop of the
left ear, with slit under and oyerbit
10 the right ear. Appraised at two
dollars per head. The owner Of said
sheep il requested TO come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c.
January 18th, 1860.
w. Fl. HILL,
n29 Stray Master
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STRAY SALE.

T7ystrayed before B. f. Crownoyer.
Il j. r.. by w. B. Thompson, on
the Goth day of January A. D. 1860
and viii be sold before the court house
door in the town of Bellevue, on SataF-
day the 4th day of August next, f<
eaash, certain BAY MARE - or -
years old, with the foot evil in the left
fore foot about Ia hands high--ap-
praised at forty dollars. The owner Of
said eslirnal is requested to come for
ward. prove property, pay charges &c.
Bellevue, La, Jan, 81, 1850.
w. FL. HILL,
n31 6ms Stray Master.
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EpuRsEoE on SLAyEEE-spurgeon
chs theatrical sensation preacher Of Lon
sson, p . letter 10 the FsostoD Waterman
sd Reflector, cleans himself from The
charge Of suppressiEg bis denunciatiOns
Of African slavery, As Recognized in
this country, in the American edition
ii his sermons. II seems that for this
Suppression We are indabssd to the good
haste Of the Publishers, and not the
author. Recognizing ths existence q
his large audience in the Urited States
be does nOt propose hereafter to suffer
the 7 crying sin of mensstaaliug to 60
uDgebnked "and inassnueh as the
publication Of his serupns has been the
nsoss profitable investment Il bis pub
fishers, Il would seem 10 more than
fair that they should rot now prevent
BIN from giving his opiriors on this
subject Whatever publicity he desires.
even though the consequences were to
be 70 him the loss Of tie Southern au-
dience which the published series a
his sermons now commands"
He says, among other shinga:
9 Having no SHAREHOLDERS II England,
should have been beating the air if
had preached against slavery 10 my
people, for this is the very last crime
they are likely to commits. Il is fai
msFe probable that any tIaveholdel
wae should show himself inour neigh
b&a:hood would gel mark which HI
would carry 70 bis grave, If d did moi
carry kSns tlaeTe.
= ] do from my iumose soul detest
slavery anywhere aad everywhere, and
allbCagh communa at The L.ord'stabl,
with men Of all creeds, vet with /
shareholder i have no felIovship Of any
sort On kind Whenever oae has calltt
upon me bare considered IL nav dutr
% express my destation Of lis wicked
uess, and would al soon think of re
80 iiug murderer into my church, o
in sort Of friendship, as a mar
slesass
From The eoneluaiag paragraph Z
bis letter It appaara also, tEEkt b is on
with the sans class Of eratcfs 81
preachers in symPathizing vith the 81
jects Of the Harpetss FerryTaid, and i
imlnortalizing lis leader
Finally, let me add, John Brow
IS immortal in the memories of ID
good in England, and IN my heart
liyes.n
Surely, more respectable ere IL
writings Of Tn Payne, than oil pr
fsaniug chriatiao minister who from b
SACRED oMce teaches the world til
treason and murder are vicss to /
commemorate. Nashville Union al
American.
Such language b disgraced to Il
man that utters it; but who could e
sct auy better from the corrupt hea
q thia hell-deseFving Englihsnan.
.------..-.a.unh.-..--
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STPAY SUE.

T7sstrayed before ". Walker, J.. P. by
IA Josephus Franks, en- the 9th day
of December, 1859, and viii be sold
before the court house door in the town
of Bellevue. on Saturday the 18th day
of March next, 1860, for cash, the fol-
lowing described animal, to-wit
One white STEER, with black spots
about four years old, marked with a
crop andapiit in the right a swallow
fork and underslit 10 the leTt ear, and
valued at seven dollars. The owner is
requested to come forward, prove pro-
perty, pay charges. &c.
January iIth, 1860.
W. Fl. HILL,
n29 Stray Master
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sTRAY SALE.

TT strayed before me the undersigned.
IL authority By ]. B. johnson, on
the 9th day of January. 1860, and will
be sold before the Court house door in
the town Of Bellevue, on SATURDAY
the 2lst day of July next, 1860, for
cash, the following described nnimal,
to-wit:
One bay HORSE PONY, about SIX
years old, ten hands high, the left lore
foot appearing as if he had the foot evil.
Appraised at forty dollars. The ovnsr
of said pony is requested to come for
ward, prove properly, pay charges. &ci
January 18th, 1860.
W. n. HILL,
n2o Stray Master
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Tyhe stock was selected with FP
IL the greatest care. and ga
am now prepared TO suit mE 49,
numerous customers with
Gold and Silver Watches, hRntiDg
and open faces, for ladies and gentle
men, from the most celebrated manu.
factories Of 81. Tobias, Montandon FIRES,
J. & III. Levitt, &c.
A great variety of very fine Vest,
Fob and Guard Chains; 6ne. Chatte-
lains and Necklaces.
Bfacelets Of the newest styles.
Fine Diamond Rings, Breas tpins and
Ear-drops.
Fine Ruby, Garnet, Cameo. and Jet
Sets.
Breafpins. Earrings. &C., for ladies
and children.
/ Fine Belt and Fob Buckles. Slides,
Clasps, Necklace Pins, Sleeve, Neck
and Shirt Buttons
Finger Rings, with fine Eets. and
plain, TO please all tastes.
Bra zisian Feeble Spectacles, Of The
very finest quality, TO suit alf ages.
Spectacles in gold, silver, and steel
frames.
SiIyerspoons and Forks, silyer-plat>
ed Ware, Casters, Cake Baskets, Bot.
ter Dishes, Mniasses Cups, Candle
sticks. Goblels, Spoons and Forks ,
China CaBdiesticks, Flower Vases,
figures. AIabaster and PUrfume stands.
ParIor, Office and Mantel Clocks,
| Music Boxes &c.
H. Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry
repaired, and warranted
Tin32 Y. sHiDET. {
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PIANO DEpOT.

Hyhe subscriber has. ia connection
Il with his Jeweiry Establishment,
opened a Piano DEP0T, ard win keep
constantly on hand a fine assortment
Of superior Pianos, Guitars. Victims and
musical instruments generally.
AIso--a large selection OF sheet music,
Of every description. constantly on hand
v1n32 v. SHIDET.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHlLADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA.
a benevolent Institution established
IN BY special Endowment, for tn
Eelief Of the sick and distressed, affiicl
with ViFuient and Epidemic Diseases
and especially for the cure Of dieases'
Of the sexual organs. Medical advice
given gratis. by the Acting Surgeon, 10
all who Apply BIZ lette- with a descrip-
ton of their 1enduion--age. occupation,
habits Of life, &c.,--and in case Of ex-
IRENE poverty. Medicines furnished free
of charge. Valuable Reports on the
new Remedies employed 10 the Dispen-
sary, sent TO the afflicted ia sealed en-.
veIops, free OF charge. Two or three
stamps for postage wiA be acceptable.
ADDRESS, DR.. J. SkilIin Houpbton,
Acting Surgeon. Howard Association,
No. 2 south ninth street. Philadelphia,
Pa. By order of the Direciors.
E. d. HRARTwKLL, Pres't.
GEO. FArRcHILp, Secy n31
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STRAY SALE.

Estrayed before the undersigned
II authority, on the 10th day of
August 1859, by Col. Elijah Hudson.
and will be sold before the Court house
door. In the town Of Bellevue on SAT-
URDAY. the 9th day of February.
1860. for cash, 8 Mustang MARE
MULE, of red sorrel color, with white
name and tail allowed FIVE years old !;
branded with Spanish brand, and ap-
praised at twenty-five dollars. The
owner Of said mule is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay
charges, &c. VIII. HILL,
vIn9-6ms Stray Master.