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BEN. WSpE On McCLGLLAN.
.Entaryisws Between Hon. B. F.
Wade, Chairmanon tbs Conduct
ofthe War Committee. and
Gen. Mcclellan, Cop
perhead Candidate
for President
a SC0RCHING REVIEW OF TIE
MILITARY CAREER OF A
C0WARD Or A TRAITOR,
Before an Immense Pittsburg Audience, on
Oct. 2ith, Hon. B. F. Wade spoke as fol.

Before an immense Pittsburg Audience, on
Oct, 2ith, Hon. B. F. Wade spoke as fol.
oHs:
In the fall OF 1861, Mr. Chandler and nv
self feeling tnat the army was 1aborihg under
some aertous defect somewhere, BIZ reason
OF which no progress was made, went of to
the army to satisfy ourselves, and If possible
discover where the difficulty lay. II was 1t
time when the very capital Of the nation
nations began to look upon Us as 3 conquer.
ed people, and when al the friends OF the
government were overwhelmed with shame
and humiliation. Smartlng under the eGsct
Of this state Of things We vent down to the
camp aud found man who was the General
-. Chief Of the whole army Of the United
States. We found him in command of
19o, COO Of the best men that ever marshaled
under the banner Of battle. Never WAS an
army got together, comprising the patriot
ian and intelllEeIce that were found under
that General. It Was the first rally Of tie
patriotic host-the flower Of the Republic to
converse with the soldiers and you viii find
men there more worthy to govern than many
who are elected to govern them.
told you that there were 19Q, 900 of such
men In the ':grand army.n A military 1aan
Of france said that the, like was never seen
on the face OF the earth. Such an army aud
a"4sA GAA4 t44E3A .1f 6A1U kQA{ a French
army Of the same strength would euHsist
upon what Was wasted. And yet the rebels
were almost in sight Of the capital, fioutlnr
their rattles1ake flag IN our very faces. How
could yon AK us to submit to this deereds.
tion without at least kno wing the reason for
its necessity? We had an interview with
Gen. Mcclellan, and demonstrated with him
for permitting this disgrace ana dishonor Of
great nation. We t1horted him, for Gods
sake, to at least push back the defiant trai-
tors: Why can't you do it,
On, haye not men enough?" (Laust-
aoW many men have you? / know you
We'll, you have got nearer the number
Than Others have.n
And moro, Know that you have 10000,
How strong, pray tell, are the rebels?
"Oh, they are at least 22o0, 600 or more. and
they are behind fortidcations stronger than
thoee OF Sebastopo1.''
Well, conld not dispute with him On that
poi1t, because had not been there 10 gee.
but did not believe q word Of It, neither
does any Democrat in the United States be-.
lieve 1t. ELaughte1.l Isiuply told hin that
TO have got together such number AS that
and to hare supplied themselves with for.
midable armor, the rebels must possess some
Of the qualities of Christ in MAKING hrea1
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BArs Ls.scIos. Hunserord hence for Ha,sna touched
sdssy oos s sss ss e. snd o on e s, nsa DAY
flames could be eItiuguished She had valuable cargo
BANS ANNIE AL $50 tons buil, in 1868 At Newcastle Ne
has been sold on private terms
R.RK srsrAye A.. 2s2 toms built Mystss-fn 1873 has
scpR raSsAn tef milbridse Me). Means from Rondou,
for Providence with OF l6 ashore
west 81 New saveS s and uns n about 10 es
vaer AZ low tide
and for lesst 10 distress Put three board and
oArp-in behalf OF my officers aud crew, desire
thanks 70 Cap, Jarvis Of the brig Maine for
S.p .s ~ s b S.y ana Cart ow .sa
sr,s ssrnsss FOR eSlnsas Ys in'. pr, and ts.n q
Master Of schs : " miner.
Msgnss Or1csRs or vgssxLs-At an informal meet
ms Of port held for tho purpose OBJ
aiming OF their wages, the following preamble
asd resolutions vers adopted
Whereas the Of vessels All p.ru
duos se ss few on,ss without ineresss
70 ~. rssss % oneers ofyess. and wheressthe eepre
ow e. % make u amos. Impossible 70 sustain ourseyes
Res,vsd Thai we viii FORM an association Of c.r. Of
Ve.s,s saing from this port for immediate rsief
masters q his gori for Increase 10 our wages
Agreed WI be adhered TO " ali who NAV ioin
Re.ov.d Thai The above resolutions BE- published in N.
Al oco of ssips f.yarsoI 70 the foregoing reontons
on Monday evening, August ~
bAUrogEr-Ai sans.r Fthinst from toe ysro 81 oatepf
sc = ogesd ,, ss.sr. ,spss iaNsasa, W rcaltsr.
60. 5ridae Lord Of Bestv I'D Cat y fioholf, No
ifrr~s1sr tse-oi ton lt'orS1, ,sri a,ssc ,elp .,
80 tors tnriati csi.s t.a 0a~u rtse3
s0g.ce 40 rtrttt.e
lfrtice " hstrbl tbAf elias
MAJ ,Qk mac 4
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s ~. esss s BEEN Sc;
~ order o. the q ,h,hS.ss so,A
Portland Aas 8. issl ' - ""'' o'
WhaIsw~~.
Bars Latilia stowe sld heNew Bedford 2sth inst fcr
H.ls Jaw. sas. = from Nssafora ss.A .s FOR North
rore.g. Porte.
Bi.sapos july c-yd Hts Edward rh"mpscs, Psser
:, Ss, sD a
~ 90 1sS sT sse Bun Ne" H''s
Si ,ssa NJ aug ss.e, Druid raan
ton and o ,a or s. John Ss sh ..br Ransom c%rs
brig auunn. pirsmore. do; 10Th sonr susan wtha DO
s s 90 sl A
ca s s Prince Albert coo%os ,a y Sn sa s
sana sayies Baltimore; 18th, bark Aberdeen Cochran
crou, Aug 2sAr brig Aiusre Cook. NYors TO load for
sr Krrs, Anr 2-s Sid brig Agnes PHILADELPHIA
TuRss ISLANDS Aug Sin port sh,p Clara Ann stnson
American Ports.
Aqs nn,nsor sarss x sr Ge1%'s
erri,t Pierce ph,eaelpaia; Circassinn liarri%s1
Anna ElasSsiA as;esi"son caasass
kes Yons s,se New
srssa%; au1a . Watts Alien Alien G Rrssp
Morris, Arts and Gov Burton, reseocs Palaasphis;
Bunker Talbot A%sssry: sarsS EsaSe!s Ssy
Grace Grher Clark Charter Oak studiey; Eldrdge.
Allen: Mystery, Kelley Charlie Willie, Emery; Ben IA
min. Cram. and NepluEe's Bride Crowel, NYors Below
bark Oak from Ph,adeph,a brig San ,aenso from Glen
Laura Bolton. CaIe Havten schrs Planet tsr) GRAY.
Port FRINGE schr Reed. 6oodspeed Washington Sid
ship Conquest; barks Mone2nma and Beaufort
2ehArr brigs Belle, A'gna Bay: Char'ena, Cardenas;
Isabel Benrmann, Philadelphia RELIEF, Rondou Lorano
Philadelpha; Lyrs do
s1ss ssi
! moros ship Hampden, Pendleon Boston.
New Granada Below ship G Winthrop s'eward from
Robert Norris Barrett Philadelphia bark Trinity, Ncker-
Boston.
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SHIPPING NE w S.
NEW yoRx-rHIs DAT.
SIN Observation-Disclosures. ~ NOON RISES. morn l 09
Fort or New York, August rs, 1854.

As - ~" - ~
c,r,pvu
steamship hansa lhus). Won eantsn Southampton and
brems0-OerIens6 Co
SSesmsnp Dr''Ania tbf)' Ferrfef' Siasgov-r nac0o
Steamship Golden Rule, Babcock San Juan, Nc-A Ro-
Ship Hudson Pratt LoD6on.E Morgan Son
De vsr'p ,u.> n. -,
Aencke q Mendt - - -.
-, naTA Amiy Ana sbf,' johnson, beAfe' hoa-'osAA
srs Hsrsha tsrl, Pa..sn, Cork % STAR, x.
Nendt
Brig Shaw tBrl. Shaw Laguayra-Boyd Hinckeu.
Brig Northern Light (Br). Anderson, Havana-T
Webster.
Brig Dawn Of Day tBr), Holmes CardenAs-vipng fru.
jiIlo
Brig Saxon tBr), Green, 81 Johns. MN Greene
Brig Ring ncLean. Cow Bay w Elwep Co
Schr Salad q (Br). AEre1, G0naives-D r DeWoM
Schr klizAbssh De Hart Low Port RoyAl-Murray d No
pbew
scHr olive Branch. Reed CAlais-J Hoyntons Sons.
Schr HAYWARD. Barbour Bangor-R Buck Co.
schr Elm City. Ellis Gloucesier
Schr Helen Perry New Bedfdrd-Fergnson Wood
WOOD :.
sioop nary Atwaier. warner, HArEord-H kAckeu d
Bon
steamer - N wosdwsrd Moore Baltimore
steamer New Jersey, Bo1ie, Philadelphia
ARRIVED
s,esmsh,p Cor.,ca pr, II M.s.nr.r N..r MP An. o.
with nj se ara 10 Cunara 21th inst "A 81
Ion rs S. spoke brig Maria Luse Of Hamburg from Jap
msca TOT Queenetown
Has R na Up ss 81 sb Nh en- Ns or
ders, 10 Qnartermaster 18th, passed steamship Va
Soe; nonnu w sne ~, ,r.-.. .. -.
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TTNIoN COURSE. l. I.-rRU fling ON SATURDAY
~ August n, at O'Clock A masch FOR 81 0 mile and
reveal McRnberts names D. cveryas Jeuny Ia n avon
Hiram Woodruff names br Lacy Accelan "a hs ness
SHAW WHITE, PROPRIETOR.
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MARRIAGES ND DEATHS.


rvsrauss-wsAnr AT Brooklyn, ID, 90 rs"e sosy
August %, oy tne n charles sing, BSaxAso pusF-
SUss, O. Jersey On - 20 Miss LIZZIE y wrsaSr, OF Nov
York No cards go
RAMON Is.-Ou Thursday, August =, AZ the resi-
cpce Of tn .h,se father Ftona westchcsler ceanty,
N Y, by the Rev Samuel g. Appleton, ,cSkfa hAt-
500 70 H. An H., daughter o, Francis n NAso, $50
HAyE -wAytANn -0a Thursday, August 40. by tue
Rev W Tritpsse, Assistant hector Of = t'eossss,
6soI<ss n HASgSs Csrnansv.lle, 70 cARsu A. WAY
lA.a, al Spuyien guyy.L No cards. :
HssRcS-RlIsY On tuesday, august 9, by the Rev.
q s Muedy, WILLIAM IL HERRcK to Its sLnAsSrH NJ.
Auky ST. OF this city
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS
nREssEs AND CLoAKs II BOND sTREBT.-MRs
- rARRAIN, from Paris offers to ladies who win honor
her with their patronage years experience cutter in
the nrst dreasmsking establishment Of Paris
no GENTLEMBN.-sHIRTs. DRAWERS, COLLARS
Cuffs &c, &c. cut to and made In the most
tasty and durable and at lower prices than eisa
where Also emitting done for private families and the
trade, at 706 Broadway, third floor.
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BILLIARDS.

DILLIARDs-W Il. GRIFFITH OFFERS FOR SALR
ID splendid stock OF and second hand Tables ut
reasonable prices Orders mail attended l46 Full
ton street
TWO BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE OR HIRE
the Shak spere. 1875 Eighth OF
Twentieth street A. BASsFoRD saloon and sslesrooms.
No. Ann and li9 Fulton streets.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEArRIMoNY-wHY EVERY MAN SHOULD MARRY.
M Why every woman should marry. All NAV marry.
To know read Illustrated Marriage Gnde and Medical Ad
visor 40 p by WIN. EARL H. D. Mailed every where for
25c, In double wrapper Address ~ White street. N T.
NEW BOOKS, Carries DE vIsITE, AND SPORT
~ ing Goods Send for catalogue. d. j. GOMPERTS
Purchasing Agency, 70 Nassau street
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.s EGs GsHtrsssssss stAIsss SYttlhsl,ISI;.


S soF fsHsrsssss s4Als.ss 9 Stl. b.
~''an .. 0's "A ' S1HsTxE 81 II okkfuaY.~
''a a'''''AiV AgfHErYEsH ham DYB"
m'nai''9T TSsk1 .S ssss s6fss iSo '''
"aay'a'ng IN sne snaps "a pYB~
new o. before ths gsepssa Being complete in
no preparation rsQnrsd which greatly simpliHes the Az.
pA0s'sa' ~ "s sDusfY DfRfYw
BY which dyed hair and wAste arr 20 readily
''0sn .fPR H sfsgY SiSTS PEI soff rfis
which contains double The dye In Usually sold
dollar. Sold by all drugsists -
A. T. MATHEWS, denersi Agent IL Gold a, New YORK.
AIss M ufsctursr Of MATHBWB ARH1UA HAIR GLOSS
tho hair drcssInc 10 U.S. In large bocss price soa
A III ABOARD FOR SALT RIvEH-or.D ARE AZ
"A initiated The Democratic Party toe Rood 70 the
lnictnal Reglons stirring and Soul Narrowing hccounAe
Q, Tho Deinacs Chiefs 1mmenss Excitement AaonT ~
khau Ee SrrseF Thres Cheers for Us Soc PHCNNTf ~,
No. G. Fog sale everywhere. 0ut next week.
IlEMoRtsTs ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY AND Mts.
- DfNoEESl's vi RRop or FASHIONS comtinta 10
niot nupletc and clc ant yns evr pnbisbe RcRT
valuable premium. Adifcss WIN. Jenn hgs Domo'cs -
rtckAan seeet OF Mrs Uecreat, f73 trosdvav 10 nas
'sil 70 zee this model magazine
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, $50 STANTON STREET.
W between Essex and korfok.-Tbe Rev Henri o. Kin
ney Will preach in this church 10 I0f A. NJ
and TX r. H.
nIv1NB SERVICE WILL BB HELD BY The REV
stephen H. Tying. Jr rector OF the Church Of the No
dator corner Of Lexington avenue and EGn Thrtieth
street Cd SUNDAY ~ loh Also Al the Church the
Holy Trinity, in Rutgers Institute Forty. nrst and
Forty second streets, MbP.M.
MARKET STREET CHURCH-HEv CHAg q.
M Mcntyre will preach In the Market Street ohurch nsrt
sabbath morning. Services al ION o'clock.
NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCH.--THfs CHURCH
IN toorner OF Ninth avenue and chirtyhrst streetl
viii be opened for public worship morrow (Sundayi
tho 18th instant Services morning and evening" Preanh
ing by the pastor, Rev Mr.. Street
REv DR. LLIENTHAL, OF CINCINNATI WILL
III lecture In the Synagogue OF the CcnsregAoh Anshi
Chcsed, 10 Norfolk street. Saturday, me 9th dur.
in the norning service In the German Sunday the
vice 2n Saturday begins at O'Clock A. N.
DBv. JAMES l. PHILLIPS WILL PEACH IN THE
~ Pint Vree Baptist church. Twenty Khth street, nesr
and " sunday school concert a2 p. n. Addresses
ssd dnrag by the school
1T. AIMS FREE CHURCH EIGHTEENTH STREET,
~ near Ffth Tomorrow rector will preach
nthe ~ A. N, lU A. NJ and SO r. ~ serviees the latter
Tor deaf mules and Rev. w. y Froat at TX r. M
WHO rs RESPONSIBLE FOR the COMMENCE
mept OF the War; will be the sub tect oil the Msiropo
tan, 80 sIth avenue. SUNDAY August rs com
stJR. NJ Ats NJ 'Athrsm and Atnestic Philosophy
Us influence and Tendency
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r E. HALSEY. AUCTIONEER.
81. BY II. J. JORDAN CO.,


This day Saturday August 81 at NJ precisely. Bug
ges Carriages Rockawavs Market WAGONS, Harness. sad
dies &c Also splendid chestnut Stallion thorough bred
will stand fire; make fine charger for officer Also
dark blood bay Stallion For pedgrees see catalogues Gaia
l0gues new ready.
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II ENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONEER-sALESROOM 81
IL Nassau street. opposite the Post o1ce.--MINER b
sOMERvlLLE will sell public auction this day. August
ment OF Household Furniture Of rossN ood ma
Velvet Carpets French plate Mirrors
mahogany and black walnut Bedsteads Dining Extension
Tables Feather and Straw Ieds. Mattresses holsters PHI
lows Cocoa and Straw Mating Paintings, EngrsvpRs &c.,
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-FOR GENTLEMEN
only al the New York Museum Of Anatomy, 6l8 Broad
Parties unable TO attend these Lectures hav,
them forwarded OF BY addressing
tsrv ofHew YORK Museum OF ANATOMY
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NJ DOUGHTY, AUCTIONKER.
N. PERENPfORY SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS
SCARS AND FURNITURE. contained in the United

n. DOUGHTY win sell Monday. August 20. At loK
O'Clock, at No 4 Dry street second floor.
gahons old Bourbon Whfskey in bottles and casks;
400 bottles Rhine Wine, vintage Of 81 old Pors Wine IN
IN casks and bottles Madeira Wine, Bottled Ale Cham
Vanilla Lemon Extrac,s; 10000 imported segars
marble top Tables Chairs Sofas Ocloth Desks Counting
Tables two Platform Scales Chandeliers Copy
Press Bronse Medals and Pennies silver plated
lcePcher Scales and Military Saddle and
Bride rosewood marble top Sde6oard Oil Paintings. &c
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WATCHES. J0 WBAkSus &Os
AT eos-wArcHEs DIAMONDS. JEwELEY. SILVER
"A Plate, Guns Pistols, Acs bought-I wA pay % PER
cen. more than can be obainA any ether pl.o: in ihs
city, N. B-Also Pawnbrokcrs Ilcks,s wnntco Ior VIZ
above articles At the same rate B hrosuWAy, oorneF
Houston street. up stairs room o.
Dismonds Watches Musical IN strumentB Guns, Pis-
tos Dry Goods Clothing ard all Kinds Of Goods Over
wanted las Canal street, third door west OF Bowery
under Citizens Bank.
IroR sALR--A HEAVY VEST CHAIN. MADE TO
ordsr of gold coin, whout adulteraton II
" III be sold for fts worth gold applied for now Ad.
dress l.. X. b., boz =. II crald Office.
CREAr PRICES PAID. FOR DIAMOND JEwgrgY,
NJ or unte< Diamonds Watches old Gold a. a siysr,
oE,oe hours only from tl ~ A. A. and from i'm p NJ
n ". PLUMB, Diamond Brt'scr 5,2 Broadway. ralaa-
tons pr cent
rho LATE FOR ohlsSfriCa Toy.
A YcrNrr LADY on suCf 4NpFHtRNCE IN
i a.rh nls centres rteuon - efsi,fps a. fesieat
fettfteN sc prnlf II tn ttiNB Of thr ~
tNtA NtNs Nlo tllr huahst brauches 80 an cIuivN.
SIC hl.boal ientas Viii be .ull fhed
ss.F pFyI.le. NssJsrsev.
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SPORTING.

y the choice breeds for sale aad sIock But ers nabe
Mango Cure and flea Exterminalor, rs cents Ter bottle
Buter'snew Work 81. Dogs boarded, trained &C. heii
mac OR all itsea ses
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yVANrEO--A WE'LL TRAINED. HANDSOME POlN
w Ter Dos Address, with particulars, box o., New
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The Atlantic For 1864

viii be in no wise inferior the previous volumes but
Il will be the aim OF the Publishers advance
the high standard already established for the Insgazme
In furhsrance Of this aim they have secured for their
volume several ienureso peculiar interest Among
these they able to announce definitely that
ROBERT BROWNING will contribute several New
Poems: ''' ' -.'''.''. ..'''.'' 'N ia % p
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE will print his New
Romance m the columns OF the Atlantic, coniie ncIg,
probably, with the February number; .4IEI|l
HENRI wADswoRrH LoNGFELLow win pub
sh tho Atlantic some Canlos oil his Translation OF
Daue's 'Divina Commeda';
MRS. HARRIET BEECH ER STOWE begins, inthe
January number, "A series oil capital sketches, 10 be
continued through several moits, with the title of
''lIose and Home Papers, by Christopher Crow held
1T TRowBRIDGE has written New Novel which
will he commenced in the Atlantic during the nex vol
uInei ..... .... .
PROF. LOUIS AGASSIZ will continue those admira-
b!r ARTICLES upou different branches OF natural science
which have constituted Interesting and important
feature in the late volumes OF the Atlantic. g., .
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EDUCATION Make home an institution
Of learning. Provide books for the center
table. and for the library Of the family. See
that all the younger children attend the
best schools. and interest yourself in their
studies. II they have the taste for thor
ough cultivation, but not the means to pur-
sue II, ii possible provide for higher 0du,
cation. Daniel Webster taught at the in
tsrvals OF his college course, to aid an elder
brother in the pursuit Of his education, and
daughter Of that brother, who early closed
. brilliant career. Feel that an ignorant
brother or sister will be disgrace to your
family, and trust not the prevention Of such
. reproach to the casual influence of the
press, existing institutions, and the offices of
strangers. II the family becomes as It may
be, az institution Of learning, the whole
land will become educated. ....
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SOMEBODY has given uttsrance to the
following scrap Of Philosophy, which, if it be
not good, is at least cool: "fhs poor mans
purse may be empty. but he has as much
gold in the sunset, and silver in the moon,
as anybody"
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SoME tasteful individual very correctly re-
marks that the best lip salve in the world is
kiss; the remedy should be used with
great care, however, as il il apt TO bring on
an affection Of the heart.
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Ar . recent dinner of shoemaker. the
following toast was given: May We have
all the women in the country to shoe and all
che men 70 boosP
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-10

Tar Rhode Island House ofRspresenta-
tives declarsd With great unanimity for the
ye election Of President Lincoln, on Thars-
day. st. ft~ flF-d
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-10

liz France, love is . comedy In England,
. tragedy in Italy. an opera in Germany.
meiodrsms; In America, business az
fair.
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TIE Richmond Dispatch contains an ad.
vertisement Of tho Danville Female Collers,
snnouncing that the price Of board for
twenty weeks 10 $500, or Eve barrels of flour.
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QUA brains are seventy.ysar clocks. The
Angle OF Life winds them up once for all,
then closes the case, and gives the key into
the hand Of the Angel ofthe Resurrection.
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AYER'S .ai7yd aH
CHERRY PECTORAL,,

q The Worlds Great Remedy fos
,il Coughs, Colds, Incipient Com
20 sumption, and for the relief y
.g Of Consumptive patients ,ad.,
.sl -, in advanced stages ,,.y
of the disease. .t
This has beon 80 long used and 90 tuSlysss
sally known, that we need do no moro than
assure the public that its quality IL kept upso
the best Il ever has been, and thst IL may -
relied on to do all il has ever done, t,,ser
Prepared by > DIR. J. G. AYEs q Co,
Practical and Anaiysical CHssiA
~ rF's ,o'iitos Lowell, MAsa
ssid BY ali dr.ggisss srsrywhss& 81 sfw
For satc BY welday & cots.a.i, In West -
aud l. III. Patterson.
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WaEs heaven sends storms upon men,
they must initiate the humble grass, which
ssvss ltself by lying neekly doSn. - /