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rRnM as. LEE's Am.

We are without any further intelligence
from our lines on the RapahanOck, the
down train on the Central Railroad, which
is our usual source of information from
the Army of Northern Virginia, having
failed to arrive last evening. This was
owing, it was understood, to the cars be-
ing appropriated by them ilitaFy author
tiles for the conveyance Of troops to GER
tain points threatened by the enemy,
which we are not at liberty to mention.
So far as we are advised, the situation on
the RappahannOck remains unchanged
both armies confronting each other, and
each unwilling to throw down the gage Of
hattie.
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: sos1RH IoaB.' 5oasoooE. 4EooauILL1.
CoNNELLY. COOK & CO.
Wheeling Petroleum Works

b oaE = Once and Refinery
Corner sfLlnsIsy aaa RIah st.., WhsslinE, ". Va.
"AEING oOAIPLETKD DARRANGElGHNIs FOR
- prices IN qllEtllies - GIit tie tEl6e
(nOt lnfaldingto retail. HIVllg cOutElctod fGE q
lEErs quantity a. Crude psfr1iGln WB Wfn - 0la-
bls1 . meet the dsnlaadI q The market during ta
Sea,ol' posts-on
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4allpSntelliaentet
THknIs on ApVNRTIsINa.

Twuy1soL1D L1nEs o. H6aPAREn, Ion oHH MOH, Jon
Ellis LSss, ArAKl A SouARE.
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BENoNI GRIFFIN, from Pooahon.
tas, 80.

Benoni Griffin, the delegate from the
district comprising the Counties of Poca-
hontas and Webster, is a native of what Is
now Pocahontas county, and is near so
years old. In person he is of medium
stature, spare, but quite erect. His face Is
one Indicating strong points of character.
Features strong and rough nose Roman
and prominent; eyes dark gray; shayes.
clean; forehead broad aud full head fne-
ly shaped and quite bald from forehead TO
crown dresses plainly, and looks like
rugged frontiersman as he ID. -t..
lMr. Grifin's father was farmer aud
hunter, aud he was early initiated into
those pursuits which he has followed with
varied success ever since., The country
was thinly settled and almost destitute of
schools; but his father being a tolerable
English scholer, supplied the want as we'll
as he could by teaching his children at
home. His father was Whig and In the
times of John Q. Adams took prominent
stand With that party; but when Benoni
became old enough to think for himself he
ioinsd, fortunes with the Democratic party,
though he has ever been opposed to some
of Its measures. He favored an United
States bank, but opposed q protective tariff
and has never been blind adherent to
party, but supported men aud measures
most likely TO promote the general good
Mr.. Griffin has ever regarded slavery as q
great national and individual sin, which
God would punish with fearful retribution,
and has for 80 years favored separation
from the aristocracy of East Virginia. BE
opposed the ordinance of secession, and
made a public speech against 1t at MS
election precinct, in spite OF threats OF vlo.
llence, He was afterWard arrested and held
a prisoner Ia, the rebel camps near four
months. When he was permitted to cone
home, rather than fall down and worship
JEFF Davis 8 CO., he left his home, leaving
his farm and good partof his property 10
the hands of the rebels. He removed Wltn
his numerous family, to Harrison County
4 where he has since submitted to the hard
est drudgery, TO gaiu,them support
lSuch was the conhdence of his 'neighnor'
in Mr.. Griffin, that the refugees from 70,
4 cahontas and Webster, who were scattered
through several of the interior counties
lheld an election at Glarksburg and unanl
Il motsIy chose him to represent those coun
j ties in the Houseiof Delegates.
Mr.. Griffin has heen forJnores than 81
years q member OF the 5Mg E. Church sn.
! for number OF years was Class ieaaeE ~. !.
stawati and e2horter. Never was an es
pIrant Tor political distfctton. as test Is's
master IN his county for several years.
II As member of the House ne takes.. .ttL.
deep Interest in the progress ot rs 9q siness ..
Speakg frequently and very Weli. ne ny y
Il the, rebels cordially and lis the aEuen
friend Of the federal Union and Supports $
: az the present administration.
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h.. - -sPHc1G NOTICES DouPle the pp0Se rates +.
AE-YeaFly Advertising reasonable terms, accor.
ding to the space occupied and the changes
made. lS 1lil7rff 80 7au 4- 5t' aitt t-sfH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. transient personS or Btrang
ers, to be paid for in ddpdEse. a
Business Cards not exceeding Eve lines 0peryear,
or So for six MONTHS but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons as
well all legal advertisements, and Advertisements
Ofauctton sales and real estate sent them mnsA
be paidfof at the usual rates. r y - :. -
directions VIII be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. lg
Notices TOR Political Meetings to be charged in ali
cases at full rates
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, so cents each. nOug1l-.6o
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BRAdG AND RosECRANs.

1rom the Ricn1nono enquirer Augu1g =.
Probably the next great BATTLE will be
fought in East Tennessee for the occupa-
ton of that important region. The Late
demonstrations of Rosecrans near Chatta-
nooga may possibly be intended to feel the
way round Bragg's left flank; aud the
towns Of upper Georgia have been sQme-
Whst alarmed 1.-The prospect of hOrd of
Yankees upon them but from the best in-
formation We have been able 70 procure,
guise the real aim of combined movement
upon our great line Of railrosd commune
cation through East Tennessee 70 take
possession OF that country and Of the Por-
tion of Southwestern Virginia through
which the same line Of railroad passes.
Up to the 25th Of this month no very
serious attempt had been made to pene-
trate our lines along the Cumberland
mountains but the people Of Knoxville
aud the neighborhood we're on the alert
aud preparations have been made Of such Z
cbaracter-though we must not mentiou
the disposition Of our forces under Bragg
and BGckner-as will be sufficient % efiec.
i tually defend that most desirable country
Gen. Buckner is in Immediate command o
the region north Of the Tennessee River, In
cluding Knoxville, up to the Virginia line
aud has bodies Of troops disposed near aI
the passes through the Cumberland Noun
tains. We have received . letter frou
Knoxville which fully describes the ope
rAtions Of last week on the part Of the en-
emy, and the greater part Of which We ex
tract
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WHEELING
Business School.

CtoNDUORRD by I. 1. HTTOHcOCK, a No; g
u Main stEosOt, over ths savings Bank. Open day
Tis desiEn Of this instttatieu 70 aid yOang maa
(VoIlon tool IN preparing thom8oiVe M active
hr1SirC--s ifa by naifng, fbGm compoto1t Account
ants and fanliHE with busino1 science and Pr0ees-
ses generally.
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The following official dispatch was re-
ceived in this city yesterday morning:
WH1FE suLPHuR sPRmes, Aug. 27, 4
Via DUBLIN, Aug. 90.
To Gen. s. Cooper:
We met the enemy yesterday morning
about mile aud half from this place, on
the road leading to the Warm Syringe
We fought from 8 A. N. to P. NJ. Every
attack made by the enemy was repulsed.
At night each side occupied the same po-
sition they had in the morning. This morn
ing the enemy made two other attacks,
which were handsomely repnlsed, when he
abandoned his position and retreated to-
ward Warm Springs, pursued By. cavalry
aud artillery, The troops engaged were
the First brigade of this army, Col. Geo.
s. Patton commanding, The enemy were
about three thousand strong, with six
pieces of artillery, under Brig. Gen. Aver
i'll. Our loss is about two hundred killed
and wounded. The enemy's loss Is not
known. We have taken about one hum
dred and fifty prisoners and piece Of ar
tillery. (Signed,(
SAH'L JoNEs, Mai. Gen.
JOHN W1THERs, 1t. Col. aud A. and L G..
tOmClAI,l
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wtit:, ns case o. n.-s;assr Dsnfc.th y B.rs,s,
~. lsDi u We - ;1-O.. EHs~sss re-75toT. ~
pUstia Tor be AVA u 49, %. ' -"
IL THI Coui7 or GssssaL ssisi oss, syestsrtAJ.
Henry Easi0 .a convicted q barsA.y 81 he dwell
LAG No. ~ City Hal Place, rbsr. h. stole Ntelss
% ne ,Ins q az; Ellen Qsies e.d.d guilty 20
.t,h hness ths1y Of me- Q; .h ,s1sb. ,se
hieod Middleton sn convicted Of an assault vpop
WI. ho.sr, .hon. be s,sbo'd n the %. and hasd,
YIN upstnIe Ihe p!!.ons-s we're eli rsmsnded
to ssat sentence.
Tns CHAnLssros Toarsuo M, -Isnt T. ".
Gsssn sbo had charge Of the sipsdiso which left
Chsrss,on TO blow up the hon,id,s has teep brought
TO the offes Of Marshal Murrsy, and committed to
the County jail fof eIsnn,tion. H. came 10 this
axanst the is,nsiis, "a IN, hih & which Gsss.l
k,d cen the rectoI md upon .hch be rad chilled
other yssseis o. the s,uAdf.i.
POLICE IsTKLLioKScx -Wm. DAYTON, s
ssilo' v"sreHsd ye.,srdsr, charged With snatch.
ms .s,eh ,slusd 81 900. rem ths hand 81 NJ.
ssuu'l ] Bh'. 81 No. j. Ne. 18th 'tr-et, ~ -heu,
be hsi Ssej tao sire. D.,.co sJlJ tG- ,sch Jr
So. 'ut - recovered. MARI Murphy. =
y.srs ~ ~, ~ .rie,',i rh.rei s,th Yckips ths
vslusd :: 50 - L. -iib h.n a. 10 be-c.r ,t-.tf
iohn " A. .'r'o1. ~ oisri .ss a..
II ns,srasr ,.,..,. 49,. - ,.ols So. sle. Il
fo't' s1d go rs Va" 81 ., siti i'' ~ .fHf'. u
lNliin IN ~ FsNtfNN's y y - o. NlsFn y
k9ruitr,s r'utdsut~ 80 %. 80 .rre't'f. rhsrgei
" .'h' !. ''rg ~ fte SIRE ~ Sc go lrgsisay,
f, s' n s' Si ss' 81 S? r., SO" o. en-
bt'-hng "a ~ . .r hi' on r'o.-- 90 y ~
fnsn, - - II i.n4 s'rss ... re pfI.e- 30 "
bor.e sod sAson -. .Ir.t ~ tca, shlch nod D. an
sbsnionri ~ AvsiIr & D., 80 thI.vss Mo rtb
a'aJ. IntT op"riy usy b. s'ea . toe llit re
cinet S.atioa loIIs. .. Uficer iiossu. lI The 4
lrs'iDet shiIr attempting = ."s- ieuse .oIi
The h.Dl, of to uiNsns, iu ol.. sut't ~ d N't ,
s.aiI t.,,ss. ihi ,uis ans ,.e,oSi "
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rot,irii.-rhe Union n. puh'iesnJ Convention.
tor n, nomination o. Ssas'ar the h.i. Dl't'ct
met ., Ne Cosr; .'r:s,. a1t -omin mated Mr. fd.t
". FIAT
The / ni3n Convsr, on OF tAc Th'-t A''-'nsl, D''.
tret have selected NJ y u. white ..fif csnlt
ds's. Ths eS'rict 10 cen po,ed Of she FOURTH ,u5
Tenth wards.
tn. Democrats of,ne rira' ward rD-ooil,r! have
nsmlnsl,i nt Dsuiel y. WLiip,y u their and ia.e
for A.dsonsn. M. John Cnh0" q, Sc opp1sip,
candidate
The Demorfa. % proosi'o VII ioii q GiIss nee,
Inc IN TIE t'y hi'i 'rrs IN wednesday s'eu NJ Of
D,rt ~'et Go,s-aCf &c u.0'f. iios i. ! Tbsyci
and iudFt rnitt ,..cctei g s1afs., TIE nee;
.rs
The Den crs'.c ihiri Assctnliy Dl,r.ct C3uv,u
too me, a. C9ror.,io-e white, "a: nisb, aod fs.!
est s.fec s,ns caGe!d,js, a.. .Ia.i :. y sew.
ptDg
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hsi.k molly SCIcIrE.--t 3,on.r Barrett
ye.eids, ier. nooh he'd lac iaFu',t Gu .ap t.dy q
Mr. Ansa Ie'tt. ~, second q. ii.oa.yn. 2. d .
sho eemmt's. ruiolde & lslus r. if,ds7 night +.
had Dsen .aboIGs uEdcy I.te;.. sJeuAtloa ( r
.eur months, and On fhr-,cA. -are 70 th.. city,
pCr based ,on!e rltHn Iupru lali. Gren1. and IN
T,tlruils too. sI.'ci .i % cat e cFah She VS. .
msuitd SJplnE - yta.i ~ So nd hay,a . ,Ou .
yeat old NeidIet ~ Gccoi4.Ice r..E thO seey .
fAeiA
EyswrrIoSs To-day i The Ia. Day for
bearing eases o, Isur.on from Ae dr, :gf the sec.
ODD C-aEes qua. D..,sie, at =; Graud,,, Br,osiys.
ED
No CAsrIpArE.--The d,.cgLtcs . The 5tu
A"meiy lrtnocr-iic Contention Of King, lave had
'f. Sons, AL A. yot un.5ie 10 .r- 90 np.n c.u.
tcats !ucb I'D. '.Gs.tg f,nion .srD.lt
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OFFICIAL AND Legal.

I'VE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED
! hy tAc pDtRD On II PERYIScl.S 10 EXAM
iHL CLAIMS inlss eSsir-t the county or dp'uire,
srg 10 ave been s4Stsined ~ tne test-lp Ion n
CtACrr,N CT pf..aAl pcpesty, IN ace OF h.
re'"lt ri !is vii h-ld meeting ~ The Ia.rct Of
ihs BOARD - pirVi,ors POM No. II CIV u,ii, on
MONDAY, Oe orer ~, lHG., /: ocl.ck, p. "A, 10
cOusl.Cr thr plo Wins cAses'
John saliva, VIM, r. Powell
Tfo'.fs u lh.rhsrc ! O'Eriers,
Chal LITE Hid y. Ius2r.
Charles Path.
Cr.'l4Its vi be rrILis'G TO prove ~. o-nr.sh.f
- ~ oper'v dss'royoG th- i,ts 10 relation 10 q,
Grs'Fr-t .or, sni the valve 0. The pre- per,y
The .bo,o named psr,on', si.n tusir t'ns,s,s Z.
IN " - 20 attsri.
FLtJAW D. prpDY.
iANEa DAVIS, et-,
AUGUSTUS WEisNASN,i cnnr'ih
SMITH ELY, Ir, Io~rises
DRieOS BlGNF
RunvNr 4 ~ -r,...St8, ,sc-eisry
N-.No.E. &c. -. 1854 90
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n IL9ctAi:AriC' 10y Gose-rgg PIrkrf ~.
I'LL Oh, not, h.'isntd - The wa Depat, nt under
"a. Ia's PROCLAMATION Z he F.edeu, calling for
three h. udred tu)g'.ud men. Ths gu8t. fer ths
S'a.'. NJ Ter the reg call is stated. ., 81 u.ill
be observed that drst -il tsisplsss on o., "a,h
ius,snt. not 'ort ths oh u IiuDtrr ., 81 hl.h tu.
Il ths Igots no. fl.l, there rili % drat, 9f "a
who, dr.-.,r-y
Coon PNY.--lh, e lc"''rpt 90 no Clrar.
'.sar. q Arcs. sciie., 6, ce..ry .i,t.i-O Ohm.
pu'. vtle1 eriv'd 81 lsr,sv City O, 'ysiu-si.v.
should i.ohI-r, hff cargo M -,-co- lt,tst-'..
- tsklr, 10 pl,' g no Ant',, VIXEN ,.lr.f al
z ~ F91or IN W.'uos,. a. p.,t 10 90. upush
'hu 0oISct lshof,rs hs-s a.r u'aroC ai.i .r, ao i.
rr'e''iEs " no pr h'rr !' Their ~o-t
PouricAL.--!hc Den. ..ic D. r.r.r. 10
Jss.y city Lave oSno,Hl,' .h-f s. .a, .o',a.
,rs l-e ~. D.. .,'r' -."-..I .- ..-tycs;,s.Gis
s'Db' ''overtlol a. ny I'D - N, roposen
y 'u,'. HcooG Il, on M-rs-. '.atoF.n.
l.t wsJf.t'-ns,. - ,t'sss, ! N,,tsr,S,
,ounty lri' 'su.lJ Aur =. liove. tom Qui- A.
Nicnt'i RsyLoio,; A-samtN, v D3,Ie r.. t3ailav.
y " Hnis,s 80 Ma, ft,r q wArd ,a.Ets'
t".r'h-, lsolrrt Ia" ~. + !uran. VI noei.
ccoi>Lan Oh wst County, " ,1rr n Ion
brie,, hciy, " N's.'. 'errr.0. q. D
Wud Count. II 'rm1. j. i,ei~. 4. .hso. n
ce-a.iley .-sc.-,'y, \. n.ss... 4. h r',, ". :,
Ionnt,, T. 4 tr' J. ncsl, n.r-er ,seut =
kSuu,dy
No nr.lr.-nay,- E'r1- i. ;r. .ntaor.t,
rr uying u q tt-r 90. no dr-ft o. f,,.s o. Li,..
~ h'S'nt ''.-gd Trenton 90 ~'c-',s'r d. isc,
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DENTISTRY.

A bthLiIILl tSD CtstUL SIT %
LN'-'th -'sspcr than '4vs,'ied r-iee, Teeth %
- d poG,t.'.iV rt'l opt pain. nr. REED. Dsnt,.
ga ~irtt 40, 90 .boTe HINT. 1872
tyr joins HOWE. 49, CANAL STREFT.
iytrts s'tt too ,'.yt-,, ~ "a SIS On -oIt
80 10 :" ~ .a'ioral aetts o. lpnts r- Doth: 20,
MO- VIZ 500 'ur .neu'. .. @ tr eNinr, =" -,
e. - Ter tnot!. i'etN 'yrct-d riiho:: ram So
fI'TEtii LNIHAtILD Positively with
l. olt cNin, hv trC 80 lhc nitrous oEyda Q, m.
mon's, lomwoal' called lslthill a.. ~ Dr.
S.- lot. aud .o7 Fuitou r. Bf,o.lvn Thew 80
az 'uss-ins iu!! 40 oftes.L sod pie ina tr
80 sl'st ~ =. -h.', llr. btri,.' Uis ,o.d. b,r
tooth. =. sis.r rubber J. No :sIr.s III s.,sar..
tu- ~ 'rH,H SO tu , ifrr-t'. ~!
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slSsS.

ATTENTION. LADIES THE Old Is
L AZ. ed N.r You iur ysrui.ctyr.ue TO-. Il. b.
l. - 'hsihHm - opposite C-oot'B sti,e uSrb p
not uic1Ic ~ tie biocs, seen Pc.r. ana Duane
bAt ~ u'usl price Our ttocs J. ave, veil selected,
snf e: YER. o. rates. %star, Naph and F-rpch
Slrk AMI sable Csnsz. IA and Cuff. from - -. 70
20. trencG and water Hirk and ssO., " ?. from
>: to r. Ni.yiiues ard haifca pee 80 20 q. Choic-
-. VA. 81 AVID tesutfu E4s fof chidIen nj has
go. Altering and Repairing . 'he lster ,tyiss
az FLEMING, Manager.
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EoE iJ'kkfouL-IArS,OTI LINE
sep S%sl.SS2tt> y;o,rtopa ~, o. ,'i' t 1';s.
EN-. - io>boN \ I.iNE, ''. ',,o
TO- p....t %. AM fou l?alon a. L.ysJoo =
rap, ~ y - 6suisyFs 90 S, .S ~. s y, z
JOR IlVrhpUDI-Oj 90 black BALI
L.le ...c.,, '-'p HARVEST QCEFN s,I,. tae i.r
.r" ~ ic,tt, ,ot"S G--ipsn = H.. III. 90 4,
Hjcuf' h''.'- E'p,rtr, ~ s.u'aa' );
o. L..A1k NINtEISE FOR
- .4't"!rOL.
t M rs y y, gi,., >... ... .s4HS2i oCr.
s~A4ioT o lt,4 ,iIsE if'oG - ~ D.
.hi7 IytKrpoI $500. sAiI. ,s, ,,.r
- pa.'sc :, m ~, - ''- ~
SIEAMIo QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
cUNAEn LISP.
T., n" net "a" [on s.esT'h'9 - .NMrr M, ron
e..-cr-y t.cs - - N.~ inf ESQ odd =, i,
- % hr2'T 20 ~ ilAsa { ptiuN, All T.
tn GALWAY LlNE.
$780, sliAM AAyiGAl'ET[" cdS9pASy NAL
iain''EE< -" s,S hose .tso~r'.. 4,yo roa'
-. :, + Hv' '-..~.,};'""SSlo "to% :.
IL" hnrllfc.ut itf>usLip
liBERNiA.
,.. Cont. lEi!td.
NJ ''J ,rrl hCr ron, ,yr Galyay and !v.spool =
.. 4. p, ilgseit a. AnGlIfit,
"a = Hi.a'.r'. from So York, Nov t..h.
'.'' ' ''s'sr Hb,e 10 ga w -. e4gysots
TO- aim ."ater,. ............. -.
- --. i. 81 !tg! a.. g" I.IC %. Paris, HIN.
"i q w. hr'n. 2, Rotterdam, Art"tgp, &C. o.,
low - .l'.,
9, Ncs 81 " L.yAP olci CG.s'yt. Ne. Y.tA a.l
IS H. e+.t, - 80, Us,
i,r 4,Ls.aga, Apply o.
sAheL 4 sEARLR, &c Broadway.
I,r fie sht aud other inf.Tna.iCu a2py q
LAWRkNCE GIL Il q Co
~ NJ, II SJuth william ST. n
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MARINE NEWS.

s0n re. .tae, 80 tosl.ao- uo. w.Ioc5
'lrAELp.
srrthsEi7S- M"ucu. Bremen. 9 .'B,t ii,1
sinPs C6tua, Nrs Orl,,n. Frr.tr, - Ionn, Y
II; b. 4 -,Tlht0u, IN"ipoui, Tori bore -trNnr..ro
DAhEs = !! Nt0-f, g. ris,yi. t.nL Iu,l.. Pni.s
ie.phia lIn!ru, 81. .:'-e., tNor.cs,r. Dub' ~:
s.a sh.,p.ra, N..sr1,,; o.gr--, st,aE 90"
BR!rS Pei, M.n' iAuAl,l,hia. WI Ab'u,,
Rsgl d ls'Gl; h,r' NAysu.; ',c'cirt. ~!ss'
sCnuuNtu, Bruj,oin, " 'w'i sto4 ? 'Lor
ht'1r' ArN ', y. t. l. rn' Ht' ;. l"' - =
W"v.''. " 'ntD % = l.''"s, hs'ie't .....
TA!l, b,s.a''. a.. . i' I, "-,.u;, %. i'.ish,
d. nua .u. -. i,.s -. >, = ~ b7S, Oh. 4;
Nirsa,, NA'.-l "'1. \ don't, Nt'uco,s,. 'e
SLOOPs UnL 5, .danc-. Mo',o lro'd,a,r.
SERVED
sTFaM-n'pS- Ci~,u,,r,, Pot.!,1';r " Er1ns,
pa .Notri lslrpu, Prov ia'uI; Artt.n, Hslt ,;c;
PSHat.'r'. y w.ifs. ..rN t,,rii. d, e. q A..
bra !O-,rnn y nr.r' HIDmtG,., Lt'np"r!' CaVst,-
= ron. ANN 90, q "AnSl,,, ..,,l '-L+so'
$40 .t-0.-u ,i1-. u Mani t. ....,f1 ST..
-E '"'. p'c .'! ',r, az sor r.rl h-..t..t
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BRIG> } ing. H-snzt.. rreel io., Rem. o.
- ~ h., ara. tlsh. - t-s;,. New oh,aus. l.
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t.s.b,.7 tf-'n,',' < ,,7a, ,SrT T1.ql ID
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ui.on tr Ahaly. "a org Il lanai : ppicsn; SEQ
Troyldcnc.; 20 Snusb Sc Ronlout f5r 10, %: J !
Lane y" hsvrn' ~ On scran On, Bridegroom cor
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Haven: lsiuss, konGolt fer b, o.; y u s., y,u.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AMourd,rs Care. nm d. ~


S$5 5E s sfIsEn LIFE
g ss %s;' S.. .as { 's., s 4.1 .s q
kidney C"npis'n',, ivsp lsis, and eli d.sasss
IFS from rrss, iGipI5ity ofthe blood.
HyArT's LIFE BAlsAa cured Mr. d. Rice. %
Grove 81 ADJ q CHnon Market, Of infsInt1story
fheumsisnd and .out, sner h. bad been crippled for
years.
nSArT LIE nt,sAA ,3rst W. n y Holy
'erri.r ri. ". ef-rf BE- hss been ,res,.1 10 ti,,
hos'v'Y 10 pi,s sis msstLs .1i thou ID, 20 b. ~
Gu itis.
~ trrs lirr ntL-AH .r.d " =. chsrn,n.
:, JON 'in' =" ~ l0 .'n-7l SO. l0-. V" ;r..s-,
ci'rc ~ ~ - IN - or.c tc,rs dor alton alt
o'h"' r'ul"pio- Aag iii' q.
~ Ut. firt BAis,M sod whit las.
- ~ vac, -. r. LIN, n don "a! .s--jS. M,
49, 49, 'h"l's ''i"r h.t ", sio5a Al dgcisd .a,t
sr' l'a''H 500 .t 'ts ~ 20 ssv. ~ l'".
in'rr, lLfE rus,H :. -u-ins 'hcls.7i, o,
~" ~ rec th.t u h' cured ~ not lcr" II do.
h0t ''ut'inu iar'i t. - me- my.
Al. Az ~ m -fEt NGIH LnEHsISAN
- f". seat ever ' h'fehy ripr'. -
- LHR h'' gwen " tia 70 Der GsDt .i'h.1s n,ur-
SF'oNp ASSEMBLY DiSrEICp-PIH.
- ,u.nt 10 call i'u.i by Tsn-n,ny HA he Second
AWmuif INA iic' y ninA'Ins Cpnveutio 90 met ct
q. S.ct,l Shs!es I, Madison IT, On fI,LAy evening
ttd ioi'ani' ast rrear s.1 by sscting 1inehv blf.
INV, ~ the Sh Warf, Chairman, aud p,n'd pury,
Of the 6th NId, Secretary. On no,len OF Mr.
PP9iiiek Welsh' Of the s.n Ward. M. BRYAN GAC-
dl!AN, o, ne 90 Word, .N unsninou,,y noDi.
Dor OF A'aenbly Of the Sc ond Assembly p.s'ric'.
eomroitt.e -, appointed TO .sit on Nj. GAU.
ACCEPTED TIMOTHY hUhfHY, Chairman; DAN
III. lD / l, sec. StRry i.A
WtNTED 4 STOl 7 BOY FROM II TO
w - yes. u are 10 learn the Lahins tu,ineas %
one that Ia iuduttli1U. ara honest good pisc, 10 az
fsfsd. Inquire .si Tenth AZ. ia FIiZpAfkICK's
bakery 10
"ANTED 4 NiROSG, WILLING LAD
40 ~ l's 'u'''. Ia ~ ro-rtf.; one riv ANS
,d fr)' me nd rouu'r, t.lfr-ei Aypy bnf,r.
ct'cf \ y AZ '.| -tou -. SOL, stare ~
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Too Late fox Classification.
DRArDa.

FRIgND-At Gresnp point. I. /. ars7 sAor, bat
se,es. lnsss james Friend. aged 70 ysars 10 nbes
ani 2S ssys
His rsstvss and friends are respectfully In vt.d 70
attend the f.neral, from bic late rsside scs In
9.h ", soth u Nescrol" 6,e. JreAn ppn, on Sunday
srornoon Oct a. al = O'Clock. vitLovt iarsher IN.
ytst on. isi
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Tpy
Union Martyrs;
OR,
TIE PIONEER CHILDREN.
A STORY or S1CFSsYA.

Eru.<n for the Ac,o York Svn.
By DuDLRr.
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HYATT's FAB" DOUBLE sTKENGrH LII
BALsAa !. ms, eer'sin s,ur,ti.e ior Rhsums't,
cisc scro'uis snd Ulcers, salt X, sui1, l. yer an
kidrey Complaint l,pp psis, and eli dilsases Or
It's from great iGIp Iity ofthe blood.
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| HYArT'3 LIFE BAlsAN cured Mr. d. Rice 30
Grove 81 ADJ - Clin'on Market, OF inrsmrnat
sheumsnso And .oul, Afr h. bad been crippled for
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| HYATT LIFE BALsAM .irsd W. n. u. Holly.
fesferr' ~ Snro- -, OH % 80 hafnhcr. ", Of
| ,eui.ir rl, ". efrr b" DO; been 'res,s1 10 tho
hos'v.r 10 ptia sis msstls sud thou sbt 20 b. ~
I "a
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llpksgTss. Ac

EoE LlvEkrOul.-TArSo OCI'S LINE.
~ilp WIZ POINT .......... San. iti, ta,
NhElaNNt NDI GripEH Der. .1tS
AlhpsrNEEL. ......... .... &c. seth
, 1863-04-21

The loyal people of New Jersey had grand
Convention at Trenton on Thursday last un-
der the auspices Of the Loyal Leagues. a
distinguishing feature Of the meeting was the
presence Of large number Of prominent cit
Izcns, Who hare not participated actively in
public movements, but who, in the present
exiecncy exhibit no less solicitude for the Ma
tioual welfare than those who hare been more
conspicuous in patriotic efforts. Many influ-
cntial Democrats wcrc also iu attendance.
The President Of the Convention, Hon. Thos.
c. Herring, was formerly President Of the
State Senate, and has always been recognized
in his party as Democrat Of exalted charac'
ter and influence. The spirit Of the Conyen'
ton was hopeful and earnest, the most trad
ical'' sentiments as 10 the prosecution Of the
WIT and the necessity Of suppressing home
traitors commanding tile heartiest approba
ton. Steps were taken Tor the formation o.
. State League, with council Representing
eve;y county, by which the State will be thor
oughly and efficiently organized upon tht
simple basis Of al unconditional support c.
erery measure adopted By the Administration
| AID on that platform no donbt is entertained
| that the next election will be carried by tn
| friends Of liberty and the national unity.