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MessrS. Cook and Higgins, accompanied with
the "other half" left for Washington, yesterday.
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Ready Made Clothing

Hats and Cups Stone Ware, Queens Ware, Wooden
Ware, Curtain Paper. Notions, and in fact, every
,hing usually kept in first class store.
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2d5~ro every barrel OF Aour Won cnn make thirty
pounds more Bread and Biscuit iand much hetter)
by using Her ick Aliens Gold Medal Salcratus. than
by yeast fermentation any other Saleratus. It is
perfectly healthy. will not turn your cookery yellow
viii strengthen weak stomachs and cure dyspeptic
persons. 1t ismuch better 10 with cream tartar
than soda. Try one paper and YOU will he convinced.
Nearly all grocers sell it. At wholesale by MAY &
Hathaway of Toledo ald by most of the GrOcors in
CleyelAnd and by all New York whole sale Grocers
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THE BODY Of a woman was found floating in
the river at Toledo, last week
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june Appointments.

DR. EHAEs ID M An,
Analytical Physician, and Physician for Disc
ease of the Lungs,
Formerly Physician to Cincinnati, Marine Hospital
and Iuyalid's Retreat, Corresponding Member to
the London Medical Soclety Of observation, Au-
thor Of Letters to InYalids" and Editor of the
Medical atehoscope" may be consulted at
FERkiSBURG--Bai II lIouse--NOnday, June llth.
NAPOLEON Exchange hOtel--June ., 1860.
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40 CON sUMPr raVEs

NERVOUS SUFFERERS.
The subscriber for several years resident Of Asia
discovered while there SIM le vegetable remedy
a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs. Colds and Nervous Debility. For the bene.
fit OF COnsumptyes and Nervous sufferers, he is will
ling to make the same public.
TO those who desire it he will sen the Prescrip-
ton, with full directions GREE OF CHARGED; also a
sample of the medicine, which they will find beau
tful combination of NRturos simple herbs Those
desiring the remedy caa obtain it by return mail ad-
dressing J. l.. GU llBERr
Botanic Ph, ,sician,
4S9 Broadway, Ny.
April 2s, 2sGO--5lms
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DIABo4IcAL OUTR 4GE - CHILE BURNFD TO
DEATH,--On Thursday last, colored family
rented frame tenement, in Mnumee, and nov-
ed into it in the aft rnoOn Of the same day. 1t
was late in the evening, however, before the
work was accomp shed, and they had hardly
closed the doors when sume gracel SIS scamps set
to work buildng fires at each of the doors--thus
cutting off all chance of escape. in this way
evidently intending to burn the whole family
alive The inmates of the house, hearing the
cracking of the fire without, opened the door,
when, to their utter horror, they found the house
to be on fire. They Immediately fed to the
second story and jumped from The windows to
the ground. All were much excited, and in the
hurry to escape they neglected to take out a
small child that lay on couch upon the h0or,
which, together with everything they possessed,
was burned up with the house! Several arrests
have been made, we learn, but no positive clue
OBJ btaned to the perpetrators of this outage.
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Messis. Cook, Price and Johnson have formed
law partnership. See card.
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DR.. Guysotis Yellow Dock and Sarsup

rila.
For the cure of disease. the spring purifier Of the
blood and general tonic for the $ stem is unc-
quaed.
The curative powers Of this Extract arc truly won
dcrful, and ali iuvalds should make immediate trll
of the Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilln. il cannot in.
jure the most delicate patient. Then fly from mine
raj nostrums to seek life and yigor from this purely
vegetable remedy. Therefore however broken in
heaIth and spirits, however loahsomu 10 himscl and
others let despair of his recovery but for his
lie's sake try the Yellow Dock and Sarsaparia and
he will soon be restored TO health. Read adv.
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THE desQtees OF terpsiehOrs spent f=w hours
very pleasantly at the Baird HOUSE, the Other
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FANCY g. STAPLE GOODS
GROCERIES,,

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Also,
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THE aopy ofa woman was found aoa,iu, If
the river at Toledo last week
MessrS. COOK ana Higgins, accompanied VIII
the "other half, left for Washington, yesterday
r., --,,oI ---.o,;-'- 'f - pa,.I ac r,,,,o,:
z,t;on ,okos olaoa % tho AnI;,o,., ofio. -,
1vad,asdo, M.,,oo.a
OVER in Hancock county. when person steul
N ,rbaol horro,,, ,h. .,o,,,.. . l.,,,;r H. . H. =,
W. -.
"'sO' ~ ,''"e w. "'''''
THE Republican State Convention will con
yene at Columbus on Wednesday, the 18th da,
of June next. Wood county is entitled TO rou
delegates.
-'-n----------------
Auditor Smith. in answer to CHARGES urefered n
ganst him by Mr.. Higgins. which will an
pear next week.
We WIZ 'E'hA our fe""efS iPFooenou' 'h'
e0o"'! " 'o'""u"''''o 10 US ahy'"'ns Una
"'' oeour II" 'ne'f SeVef"' ne'ghoorhoodS whlct
uiay oe ol interest 10 lpe pubic.
- .'-'----------
SEVERAL echoonerS lay al the dock few
~eys last week receiving loau OF slaves foi
nunoio' IN 'his line OF trade ferrySourg ia;
'ne reputation o' uoing Sta'ing business
' '"',.' 10 S'"'"6 ~ u''u
nle tue CillZeHS Ol Downing Green, we Iearl
from correspondent. Recently a pew steam
ssw,mill, gristmiIl and sash factory have CON,
up, together with number of substantial dwell
ling houses.
r., Snn-vo aoo-o-' - 80 %. - I--,,.
for all rann. ,r o.t 1oan .a.,- :., s,.o.
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AUCTION 8ALHO. ''-'
4rSNsfe.ssr 49,
q .zsf .ssA ,sxUTUkksDAN0s 10 Eoa !
m James m. TaY1aY r &ana Apctta.

eVALUAtLE FAR AND MILL IN CUES.
eofHHEEfr Town SkS Or Mhdt aN
fbbk kf4saEN H FPttFslqGRk a ns AZ
AAH}ggTtt,r-wii Do sold upon the rremiass, Oh
sss AZ e, 81: 6 sS%I ,,n
ven miles .outiv 81 II he to~S 81 n sncbeStsps
: :SO s,ds q sas y .rH POGO
seSss sas; 81 Mrs. sss 'sss and
II 6ontaibs SO ) ~ !: .,,,ar,
az 1s 81 1GSs rs q .: and
meadows il the eosnsy, which produces ~ isTse
in sood als.r .atsSi. mfll1 so assr .e
be. ss and
shift good healthy nsshborhood, and fine spring
CT ystsT onysnlsns e :i O tps houses J.
II is deemed useless to give further description
chase will view the premises. Possession will b
given IN time TO seed crop Of wheat in the Fall.
If desired. Mrs .ForIone sides on the farm and
will have 1t shown to any person who may wish TO
After the sale Of she farm, viii no sold the entire
Stock, consIsting of Horses, Mules. Cows. &c.;
Crops. EARNING lmplsments, Household and
cash the balance at 4 and years. for bonds
the personal property Ali sums of SD and under.
cash over that amount, months credit. for ap-
y n's0jt JAS nS'i S SON. isai
I Moo6srRE Esf sI D AZ AucTI1H =
w i'll Re sold upon the p emises, on MONDAY,
September the 10th. commencing at Al O'Clock
F. M a FRAMED HOUSE on the north side Of
Elmwood, between Clarke and Short streets, in
the town of Sidney The HO lse il In good repair.
and now renting to gos II nsnt at fair rent. :
here is also upon the premises Framed Build
ing which has been occupied as store. The lot
fronts SO feet and runs back l79 feet 70 an alley 20
feet wide. =. 49,, ! .
TEKMs.-One third cash; the balance at and II
months for negotis notes, with interest added,
and secured by trust deed. - .. f.,-.3 ~. az
aust JAS, M. TAYLOR l. SON, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SAL ESTATE
ON MADDOX HILL.-By virtue of a deed of
trust; execatsd % me by Martha Harlan. dated
the 24th day Of February, 1850, duly recorded in
shall by the request of the beneficiary, proceed to
sell at public anc'lon, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. the ilth day of September, fif fair; If
not the next fair day thereafter, = commencing at
47a O'Clock p. NJ, the RIAL EST ATE conveyed
by the said deed. viz: All those two lots of Land
lying and being In the county of Henrco. in that
part thereof known as Maddox Hill, fronting on
me south side OF Lownes street, two squares east
Of nth street, - feet, with two story woo D.
l EN- DIV ELLlNG thereon, now, or lately, in the
occupancy of Mllly Hill rs 7 - = - =, :
TERMs.-Enough in cash to paw the expenses of
SALE and negoiable note for S24s.3s, with inter-
ior negotiable notes, with iAterest added and Sc
R. A. E. DAsNEY, Trustee {
JAS, M TAYLOR K Son. Auft,rs y an n
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By Ro. b. Lyme, Auct,r. -
VALUABLE FARM IN HENRlCO CO.,
y :, n MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON TIE

NEW BRib6Gh ROAD. FOR SALE Ar Al Pc puBLiS 9
AUCfION:.I will sell at public auction. on the
goth day of September, tif fair if not. the next
very VALUABLE FARM, situated as described
above containing l4o acres, about half cleared, and
balance of the land Is well set in pine and oak
II adJolns the farms known IS Auburn and Rural
very desirable as al agricultural or dairy farm,
and from the high prlees of vegetables 1t would
Doubtless be very profitable as market garden
idence with four rooms, and the usual out-build-
lngs. and a well of the best water In the yard
very good Per'ons who desire pleasant situa-
ton, within few minutes ride to the city of Rich
day of sale " hich will be shown by Dr. HART, re-
siding on The premises. Amy farther Information
can be had upon application to Ia 80 - H. ( b
RO. B: LYME. Auot'r,
au N-dtds Office Metropo' Itan Hall.
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Mexican Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3i.-Recent officia! dis
patches about Mexican affairs add nothing 10
newspaper reports. Notwiths landing the
large ppmber of our national vessels ordered
20 Mexican waters, we are poweriess to In ter
fere in the case OF interven ton of other pow
ers, for want OF auth rity from Congress The
presence of our large feet there is only pre-
caItionary measure
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Northern Markets.

NEW YoRE, Aug 81 Cotton steady-uplands
middlng les Flour generally advanced 1Or 25c,
hut Southern only Sc. Southern S5.9oa6l5 Wheat
sasc hishsr-ne Southern reported Corn buoy,
hfm-mess sls toale IS; pfme unchanged. Lard
stssdy at l2l4 sI3S. Whiskey firm at 235sc. Sugar
siesdy-h uscovsdo Ga G6a. Turpepline dull at
zoe. Rosin dull at 81 IS Rice dull at Al a SO
Stocks better-Va 6ss o0s<
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Fire At Detreit.

DETROIT. Aug. 2e.-Pittman's warehous,
and several adjoining wooden buildings wer,
destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss $4,000
partly insured.
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW York, Ang. 3i.-- The steamship Africa,
from Liverpool on the 18Th, zone day iateF, y
arrived here to-day. Her news is untmPofs-
ant. - -. -.ap
The vigo arrived out on the nth inst
All was quiet at Naples. rs8
coNMREcitL.
LIVERPOOL, Aus, IS Cotton steady ana en.
.hangsd hut dull. -Four advanced Sd Gls. on the
wsak' Whest advanced I'd asd.-new red i2s. 3D.
wh,ir ias Corn Sd. ais higher, Proyislons eene
vi. exchanged Groceries STEADY. Rosin slis btiy
hher IN consequence OF scarcity &C losing at Is ID
Tnrpentine N good demand at A1id ied4ction.
Money s'rlnEent American securities hrm.
.Nn,scis s2Is ass
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The Ohis at Pittsburs.

PIrrsRURe, Aug. 3o-The river shows eight
feet in the channel, and rising. Arrived,
steamer Minerva, from Wheeling, and Mary
Cook, from Cincinnati and Louisville.
Steamers are mp for st. Louis and New Or
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NOTICE no THE PUBLIC!-
NEW AND IMPORTANT AR.

N-@RANGEMEN lS6O.-The DAMS
EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announce to
FaYissi EM1fE abx fR
MOND, thereby afording upusual faculties for
obtaining their freight and packages IN the short
81 EXPRESSES leave New York at I. s and O'Clock
a. E1gressss leave Phiiadsaip esi Of =. M I;
4. NJ snd a g ? NJ, arriving in kiohmond At ) 80
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Phil,
we Wet. at s ssS A. N. and $50 P NJ
our Office ONE H0G 4 before the departure Of the
. iExPREssFs FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich
mond TWICE DAILY at 4I30A N; and - T. NJ.
The Adsms Express Company ieel that they can
sfaction In ell their nte recourse with their officers
in Richmond. and nothing Will be lsft undene on
their part to meet the wants Of their customers.
from IKE No np at CLOCK +. n viii be delivered
immediatels, thereby giving to our customers an
advance Of twelve hours over our arranSemenn
NV YORK. skMf- WEEkLY. Frsishss de-
T HEVY sES rgfEF ne fKsYs II a'
MENTs,- 30, forwarded with safety sna DIS
IN No ns DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or With
out foods collected ~ all accessible POINTS
throushout the United States, and prompt returns
SLAVES forwarded by each Of our Expresses.
in charge Of careful and reliable msssengers.
TOBACCO and other samples earned q unusual
All frelshts promptly called for and delivered
~ For iar.Ssr Information. please cali .. our
o@0'' ." ADAMS ts' EXPRESS COMPANY
su7-s -, - w. H. TREGO. sup't.
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News from Walker-More Men for Him.
Nxw ORLEANS Aug. 3i.-The brig Creole,
f-am Rnatan on the 18th, reports that W alker
u.s terrifying Truxillo. The report that
f3asrdiola would attack the tow n on the nigh {
OF the 18th had alarmed the Inhabitants, Who
were leaving in great n umbers for Ruatan.
The schooner Taylor sailed from here to-
asy, with so men for walker
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I UGUs1A FeMALs SEMINARY,

JOHN B. TINSLkY, Principal
The next session of this institution will oom-
mence on MONDAY, the Gath of September, and
close the last week of June following. b
: a-f. TRIMS Foe, THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR,
Board, including washing, fuel and lights 150
Tuition in the Eng Iish branches. $25 to- Al
Music, with use of Instrument. $1,000 - "a
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. ....... :. 20
Drawing and Painting In Water Colors, each. .N
Painting in Oh Observation-Disclosures So
: rs For Circulars or further particulars, apply
to the Principal. au 26-s &cw3wt )
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yomiuatiou far ConyreSs

OepysssuRe. n. Y, Aug. 30.-The Demo-
Gratis of the XVIIth District have nominated
Henry q. Fooie, Esq, of Ogdensburg for
Congress.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. --Young men wishing BOARD.
~ With or without lodeins. VIII hnd IT TO their
opposite Mr. Walter d. Balr's store One very
hue front room left, for the accommodation of a
family. au 3l-3.s
QOAkDtNG--aY MRS. SAMUEL.--I can ac
l. oommodste two small families and seve raj
young men with BOARD and LODGING, with
hne. airy rooms, convenient 10 business, being in
a central part of the town, Ba nix street. between
9Th aud 10th streets. Having hsd considerable ex-
Psnence In keeping boarding houses, m, patrons,
/ nave no doubt. will be pleased, as will leave
nothing undone which can be to render my board
ers pleasant and comfortable Persons wishing
board will please call at once au 28-lws
OAR En- HO U r,
L BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will and the best of accommodations
With every effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not eIcelled In tbs United States.
II. ID. PARKER,
NH Sim J +. MILLS.
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FUTURE DAYS.
Byysss N. TAyi9r asssAs Aaet,B.

FsaMNd TTfSsrxxr Nm G lo on My ~
sTREET..will te sold, uEgn the premsss son
Ri e s s2a .Iss 3
18th street. in Adams Valley. ~ has three good
rsSsas t ems e
fronts about IS feet. and runs back good depth. .
months. for "sscsias s"tss With interest adsd
and secured by a trustdeed. s.fs s&sA 's'@a 70
IA' property x NJ E. T i4a xt1FPqs isSs'y
Two RAMED TENEME NTs AND
1 Tors ON I5IH s TKEkT. IN.ADAMs' .yAG,;;
LEY. FOR sALE AT AUcTlON...Ws win :slI
4 s,S ss1 the on
P. ~. two very deslrabs Il RAMED. TIN f.
MENTS. at the conner Of 10th and Clay streets IN
each. newly painted and in good. order. There e
also upon the premises well Of coed water. -
The Lots front 10 feet each. and run back the
TEnMs~ One fourth cash ), the balance at 4. .
and IL months. for negotiabe notes, with interest
'dssf and 'ei Jazz NJ T. ISi. ss's SON.
by Richard Canshorn, -Auct'r. e
GROCERIES AND SIMULTANEOUS
VI ARTICLES At AUCTf0N.-0n MONDAY,
Sd September at 10 o'clock at my store. Twill cell
Of las canvsssed and plain Hams; , hSds. Shout
ders. Sides and Breasts; leo boxes genuine Scotch
s Sspss n + ss ta 1 s sns
order; hbls. Mossses;s Batter; Lard; Candles;
wBs Ak YFIgSf fqudRA Far Counter, with
Decanters. Tumblsrs, 30. r. CAUTHORN, :
sci sN g93 4e4s.i1 2 29a. Auctioneer.
HIGH C0NSTABLE,S SALE. Will be
at 10 NJ a nj PM
u Pi4 isiHS5 to s9s
Sc l-6t' F. BUTLER H. G. C. r.
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~N~@ TRUATEE'S NA e OF A
Eses.Els v Va AZ kE, ,sTk4AAMBotT AT

will offer for Se!e. to the hishesl bddsr, ip nn
THURSDAY, the 18th day or September next, at
II clock, the steamer SEA BIRD, as she now
feet lone: 2l1s feet BEAM ss feet depth of hold end
202 i3 IS tons burthen, is coppere red and copper
thstened. has beam engine with 20 inchs cy lin
der and feet streke; as in rst rate order I, having
very fast. =. ....,fF - - - -" - :,
The SEA BIRD is well known as a frst-cla
and freight boat, and will BIO popular on
any route @'- pa& S'i Hfe +. 80 = =. :
Terms easy and favorable. 10 ma ~
,,,,s X. H. GHtMBERLAINE..s =,
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, BY Richard Cau,horn. Aucs'r.

FRAMED BUILDING, AT AUCTION
l. THIS DAY, Saturday, LIST of SeptembeI) At
o'clock p, NJ, on the premises. Oh 18th or Valley
street, OPPOSITE Seabrooks warshcqss, Cill eel
BUILDING, TO Be removed IN OF sdays from sale.
sci r. CaUTHORN, Auct.
ZINE MULE AT AUCTI0N.-On 0ATUR-
DAY. LIST day Of September, at 10 O'Clock, at the
horse lot, on Council Chamber Hill / will sell IT
auction = Mule. six years old. of tne slze and 40
ton, sound, and well broken to all kinds OF work.
auyiI h#E fa7IiE X. CAUTHONN, Auct.
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THE BSAET1FUhFARM 0EEIssaCnE IS

MILES ABOVE RI CHMOND, FOR SALE AT
(AUCTION Will be sold at auction on the prem
1ses on MONDAY, the 10th September. 1860. at Al
O'clock p. NJ. the valuapie FARM located as
Joining ON the southeast that of pen. w. H. Rich
ardsnn the tract contains l66 acres, of which
alb ut three fOurths cleared, and in high state
of improvement. Bes ides comfortable d w ling,
there are ample buildings fir the use of the place.
There is on IT a most excellent young orchard
The situation is an elevated one commanding a
fine view of the surrounding county. The neigh
bUrhoOd is most desirable one 8
TERMs.-One third cash; balance at and Q
years, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
au 50 GODDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-01

soRREL MARE ron SALE AT
6NMokNiNG, sept. lat. Commencing al 10
O'clock, on tcuncil Chamber ail; very hne
SORRFL MARE, seven years old.waiTanted
sound, aud to work well In ngle and double har-
ness. she il sold to pay livery bill.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KKxsHx. Aust.
aug