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PENNSYLVANIA
IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY,
OFFICE, No. l30 S. FIFTH ST, PHILADA.
CAPITAL, 100000 DOLLARS.
2cOooo SHARES, AT $500 EACH.
Rescrvc d Capital, Se5o,ooo.
PRESIDENT,
ALEXANDER X. MCCLURE.
DIRECTORS,
AK. EcCLURE, JoHS NJ. POMERoY,
THOMAS A. SCOTT, ELISHA W. DAVIS,
D. k JACKMAN, PETER d. SMALL,
J. c. BOMBEEGER.
SECRETARY,
JAMES NJ. SELLERS.
TREASURER,
ELISHA W. DAVIS.
This Company has three different tracts Of land now
producing OIL and ample revenues to guarantee regular
dividends.
The three tracts with wells them capable Of
tensive development and the Company have i've eng es
! and the fixtures ready to prosecute the work.
Ithas 100 acres in foe Allegheny river, Immediately
opposite OIL City with 10 rods 'front.' 70 rods
front on Lays Run This land worth 100000 sx.
elusive Of the onrisht.
It has 100 acres fee In the Cherry Run district mms
diately adjoining Cherry Run Petroleum Company, and
leases sre about be executed with two strong parties
sink wells on lease on this tract the Company to receive
half the on,
has two tracts Of land on Greek, each producing
over ten barrels per day tract the Allegheny
river producing n,bRrrsI OF heavy Oil, worth s2l pei
barrel All Of these tracts win be promptly developed
| ana they are wen-testsd Oh lands.
Ui1 organised on a certain basis 10 pay dvidends from
he start It's revenues from on alone are more thar
trelps per cent. per aHRum the capitali and new
wells are about to be sunk without cost to tn
Company ana Onshslf thoiprOcesd win belongs to tn
Company,
The Company has s25O,oOo Of It's capital In re5ery
belonging to the Stockholders, and taking altogether
rsovress for esrtdsa dividshdS approached b
any other on stock Hov Ne marks. a. even double
OristHai cost.
The officers OF this Company mean ia prosecute the dc
veopment these lands most enersetsay, andthey hAy
entire confidence that they VIII yield very large dividend
on the capital stock.
SUB crptOas VIII be received at the olcS Of the Con
papy. I-sa6l
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A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
HEARTY LAUGH ToG TaE ,Eo,L;m,Ys;
CUMMEhCING on SATURDAY ENrNlNGi
,ov Rsc'%P5 ,, %F6 HoT rG1!nS tguns M 3q Far 80
MAIINEE ON NONu ~, az 3 P.M
The dist' guishcd a. 40 ID renowned arusts,
hs hs AEB AEP MEs MEs iHkR2 HHk9 %EFNfSs, %tFFHifESs
(formcry r. ,sina '0awl,
in Novel, Humorous, and Elegant Entertainment
''''''''u PHorOGgArHIASA,
PHO UG iAPaI IA,
from the pen OF pop liar author, Charles Gayler
being con ic series o.
Eccentric sketches Character,
Dashes at the Dhleiante;
KuDs on the Romantics,
snie' az the Sentimental,
This unque style n e. tertanns't presented by
MI AND MkS. WATKINS -,
for six weeks a. Nblhs Ne" fo D., houses crowded
DuGni a tour Of four years though England Irelan'
anu ''O''iO Mr.. AND MRS, wArKI 5,
had the honor OF appearing ore enc leading nobility A.
late Duse OF Newcastle, nich5 wa SET apart for tt
amusement Of the young rncH ana trncess OF " Wa s.
a part OF inc dsAnsush'u lo"' III "'''nN''9 '''
For IN Of this charming and delightful stn
Admission, 10 censj Rsse vcd seats 80 cents, open
| IA, Begin al ciock, --- l--zi--I
GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS, WALNu
- street above EiShih eir1s''ss, ~ sis, MIS- CHARLIE
| "IEPARAiLtI.tD ESrHU SIAM, ATTRACTION,
| AND FNCttEMENr.
| The great wild ridsr - ihe " ct.
| LE JEUEE BURr,
will appear every eNenup uurg The week. lie Is nghi
! received with mueuse applause.
| MR. CHAIR rs REED,
the world SutnersRut ami ptrOueue equehtfh
| viii also perform uing the present week -
| YOUNG NlCOLO, YOUNG NlOOLOt
| in a new and dAriup 81. ---
| TIE BROTHERs FALLEEN
win gr cefuhy plish their darlng eyoutioRs on
| perlOus TTApele G. - - -. -. -
The programme Of fentertanmei tor the present week
rlcf IN Cs,eloIiug he HAmr asuc acrobaue, eluett1s
and panlomlnic poNer grace, and beauty OF me ent'
| sOTVE O ant rte o,
| eants. Priv als BcNeE, sS and Sb.
| psTf,rmanoc commences each Evening at 40.
| PerS rmsr &C N WEDNESDAY, aad Saturday Afternoon
| conn tncnl at ~ o'clock
| Get your tickets during he day.
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marke,s nv Telegraph.

BALTNoRE, December 23.-Flour quiet sales
nj Howai d Street tupeIh tine at SllWh l2A. Whea du,
Southern white 81 sog2Sj. Corn scarcoi new yeh9 y
sI'7.mlT. Grocere, Provisions neglected. Wmhky
uIOOpiUg; Western Sl'3t1y2 80.
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TEtEGR ApH-pH ADEPH 1864

Useful GIFTS FOB TIE HOLIDAYS
Can bo found At
j. J.COwPERTHwAIT ~ CO.'S
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
8. +. corner Of EISTn and ARCH Streets
Best De LANES reduced h IS cents.
Flrst-tate De Iaines Cor 37H cents.
Beet CslicCes only 31k cents.
Good CaHcoes Tor "a cents.
Pine Dress Goods OF MI Kinds AZ very low prices
French hcrnocs good qualify reduced from " 20
FSira hne rrcnch Morinoes only S2Oo.
Double Width ali wool De LANES, 81 % and bibD.
Single ia h ali wool De LANES Gl cents TO blOO
Fte quahty figured n Lanes reduced 20 btOJs
Figured Mcriuoes only 81 30.
FANCY PLAIDs IN GREAT VARIETY.
A very cheap lot at 10 cents
llaids from 70 cents upwards.
lot extra tine Pads reduced from 30 to 500.
SHAwLSlll sHAwLslW
blanket L. NJ shawls, best quality $40 0O
Futt. .rntc Blhnke Luug SnHwls for 81 90
Having Just addcd cAtrnsNo Cloak and Hoop Skit
DEPARTMENT store uow prepared G. olcr the
utfI tuuks and stis ui press illt wl DEF! 60 npa o
WttUyIte an examination Ofu Tso'obrlcl
ONB S"tlNG HOOP sklNIS,
which are made ui ,Hg piece steel making thou more
cUfEbIc than any other skrl in tbo American mtrNci
CLOAKSll CLOAk5l!l
Closks. spendid STYLES CloakIng Clsths ofa hnds
tlUaks mace 10 ordg.
Iieasc ave us {. .l and save money by buying your
Holiday GIfls at our Sore.
J. COWPEBTHWAIT & CO.,
o-7s-7m 3. =. corner SINrri and ARCH s,s, rbua
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW CHESNUT ST. THEATRE.
CHEsKUr STREET, ABoyE TwHLVFH'
LEsSEEs AND MANAGERS.
FRIDAY EVENING, December %.
iLhAssT SiGat RUT ONE
Last Eigot 69' JnST
entit ed the
OCTOROON, OCTOROON,
CCTOROON, OCTOROOT,
OCTOtOON, OCTO 6OONs y
OROON, OCrOROON,
OCToHOON, OCTOROON,
which apPs @ Ne M g1' " SgPr Eys9nsi ha, e'S9 received
BN 1uE 1MhENSE AUDIENCES
That a''SpIeGd A'9RSguge ia,i g gTss. 4'spt w1Soe
Thatfuccc uas been ecpsel by The Great rdamph Of
A most ia tu.ous Welcome he's been ae-orded
MIS- sormE SmGEs huaN,
MMRs. MMHRs ssUriiiE GiaaGsHE RUIN,
VINO glI 'I', M Se,t 'Ie "o-u'u' ls, ,t,,,,.,t
SWEET Mississippi sweet Tssssip5i.
Lat Nlrt But one Last Night B It one
or Mrs.. Kuhns E1glgoment -
or her truIv great Ger Oh afion OF
IuE Opr' r 1pN GIRL, ZOE.
ISSss o ''SSp tofoSp Giri. G'lI zos. zSs
Ihv UcJur1Ou Gir, LDe.
GFEAT PiCrrRF or LOUISIANA LIRE
Mog So uen o. te "a rene enltn sod IN crest of he
oy1tEuON, II viii c'ust tutc che 'utlro even Ius per-
On s.TIrDAY. Afternoon. DECEMBER q,
won VII Ch occas on tic uDruht ON WIN be pc prmed.
Picco hcmis'ion Co tue Msnge, 80 ce.S TO al parts
CHI en- 10 cents. Doors oPen at -. to conmerco at
'ttnr.stu as Uay, ALADDIN will bopr,duocd.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
/ ISsseo and Manager. .........T Tpdyar r. FDqD
| tNso o. Dc day ~. tHoat-c Blunlrai FJris
! New Theatre, Nasuu-toni and GIo A,eAulrlt, Va,
siSie Manager r............... JOHN d. WRIGHT
LAST FIVE NIGHTS
rms SG&lS 59&IPhy' lry5$ESI<3 r5ESIEl 5 3;'.s' =
VIII ''a In judge ft 'oH Cond a cscSro tragedy Of
jAASCkk jAASCkk ccAAbEi
ETEETIIsiii ESTIs,i EEEgeIEttGII22T. EEeIttGI I2T
MADAME roNiissEt' Et'0DllD BY -
John MccULLoUGH, y
THE ENTIRE COMPANY
culMsfHHGiAs5 M9HGA5 uSgi8tYs, S2 s.
FOR THIS MONT ONLY
seats can now be secured Tor he GyeI nights OF
| Mr. FuBkESI'o engogomen,
BENlFir AND LAST NIGHT
LDwIN FORREST.
Doors open g. O'Clock. Curtain rises ~ O'Clock.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.
w THIS urda{l gygTSISG; Ell. december 23'
The charming young ngtre,s.
LULiLLE WESNERN.
who viii appear 10 MaIamc Ce este celebrated drama Of
OR qnE Z ST NOM Nj fSS' Sa Of ? 4iolERs.
| Henri st. Alme. French Ltuce-I ruCtrIE
IIrruet Is.
| Mathldo de Mor g, a rsrisal LADY. z
10 CUncluIe with the pleasing tOue tetta Of the
| LOAN OF LOVER -
Gertrude with ..........Lu 'ILLE WESTERN
Oice open nom tih D. Curtain rises alta o'clock
AIRS. JOHN DREwS NEW ARCH ST.
-'- BESEFIr or MIR J. CLARKE. =
| TONIGHT tFrity), December Is, q
| LEtF YEAR.
| 10 he followcd' ~ he ''ori G .kefcb,
| THE RUSSIAN ADMIRAL.
Thomas Muslin. ........ .......:........J.S s. CLARKE
After which thr Genie Drama Of
THE YANKEE PEnDLER.
GoTciudias with SiY 'SEiGHGUEs WIFE.
Timothy Brown. y SCLAhhb
II d. HOME COR nUME), WHOSE IN.
EMPERoR OF FRANCE,
CZAR or RUSSIA,
AND THE
NOBILITY OF EURO 'E,
have given him world WIDE celebrity. WI! giyea
SELEGT READING
AssEMpr4' 4 RIUILorxas,
on TUESDAY EyENlE 4, pe,em1er 81 1854
Tickets 20 ccuisi reer,,d eats 70 cents 70 sus az
Pu.hs SIX AID .--s--- - 800 = W ---- -z----
GO s.. AL Il a. ltt
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HOLIDAY PRESENTsi
ll3 P3ICE & WOOD, ll3
North rgHNTII, nbovo Arrhs
have Just opened ssvezai nne lots Of Ussfa ArtclsS
SUITABLE F0R R8LTDAY PRESENTS

Handsome Fmbrc. dcrsd IIaudkofchisB, all linen.
Eutroidccd Handkerchief bO TO- 90 cents ami ~ 90.
Ladies snd Gents HsmstitchCd Hanakerohiois.
Ladies and ents Hemsuched Handkerchief Color cd
B0rdcr.
Ladies BLACK Border BCmstitchod HRudb orchofs.
cent hmmed Uandkcrchirfs Cjorsd Border alllinsn.
Gents Colorcd Border Handk erceis, all linen, So 90,
and 40 CCntH.
Infants Handsome Worked Bodies.
iIaudsor Worked Sets.
Mltses' Htmsucl ed Handkerchief 25 90 and SIZE.
Ladss ard Gents Linen Cambrc Handkerchief, at the
very lowf At acket prices
Gents handsome silk Pandkochefs, yard square.
Hands, me Bioche Sesrfs, from o5c up to $500.
heal Thread and Nal oie Lace Collars.
Alarre assortment OF Black Lace Wells.
A lartc assortment or Portemonuaes.
Ladiss' Morocco tChcs
d.cme Bunslo Hair Brushes plain aud nlad backs.
adics Fancy Back Combs
Cents Neck-tcs ana suspenders.
AlarFe assortment Of Ladlos' and Gents Gloves.
Gents Kd-.ined Gloves.
Best quality American Dela'nss and Chlntzes,
Bleached aud Uubeachcd MusIns.
All-wooi DomCt Flanuels. Heavy shaker FlaAnes.
O. Sh.rtrg Flnneis.
RltIchsd and Un5sached Canton FlAanels, sc &s.
Woonen Hoods hontggs, aul Scarf.
large assortment Of Fancy Soaps, POmades, and
ENtrtcts
R.nt blooming Cereus Extract, new odor
PRICE & WOOD,
, 1864-08-06

Notwithstanding the oft repeated, and
sometimes printed assertions that our wheat
crop for tlis ) ear Is 3 total failure, We almost
eTery day learn OF instances II which (. the
yet be found that the amount will be from
one-fourtb to oAe-thir1 the usnal crop. Only
this will be bad, although much better than
total failure.-Dtlardn Rpu1teaa.
The GAINESVILLE Gaztate says: "Now that
the chinch bug hns about completed its rav-
aeee for the season, our farmers begin to
form something like just estimate Of the
condition Of their wheat crops, and We have
taken considerable pains to ascertain the
facts in regard to it from different sections Of
the county,"
The conclusion the Ga-ette comes to is that
the amount safBd will far exceed what has
been generally expected The Gazette con-
tanned this and previous years from the raw
ages of this destructive insect, renders it i'm
peratiye upon our agricultnrists to provide
some Kind Of remedy against It's annual as
saults, If possible"
Mr.: G. Heath writes Us from La Grange,
Ealworth county, on the 29tb, that the har-
vest is progressing finely. "There is going to
Some fields arc entirely destroyed, and some
are good. I think there will be full one-half
an average crop"
The Monroe Sentiae7 speaks Of The myriads
Of chinch bugs filing the air, and says the
turner's conclude that the best means to get
rid Of them is to SOW no spring wheat. The
winter wheat matured before they Injured 1t
much, and 1t ls thought that If no spring
wheat is sowed, the bug will run out.
HARvEsT-The: cutting Of winter wheat
and rye has commenced, and the weather is
favorable. le.-Manitoaooc Tribune.
SPRING CRors.-T1e weather during the
past week has been al1 that could be desired
1or onr spring crops, and the grain is filing
nicely.-lted.
HAavRs1Nu-Thefa farmers Of this county
have commenced gathering their crops.
From all We can learn We should say that the
yield Of wheat will average from si1 to eight
bushels per acre In the county. Many fields
Of wheat have been totally destroyed By the
chanch bug, aud others very badly damaged,
rhile others have totally escaped. The bng
bas done much more damage than the
d1oueht-R7fcge Reyister.
TIE CRoPs.- Winter wheat is Ill harvested
ano secured. The FIELD viii average p
oosnels an aero. Corn Is doing splendidly
M""cA ~ cannot be said for spri1R wheat and
oase. Ihe chipch bug Is m,king terrible
aasss n this county, especially In late
out of danger. but tie flnsl resn1, wfii csr.
ts1nly f4l tsE ehost one-shird ota cros'-
, 1864-08-06

There Tas good attendance on Change to-day,
and the general markets were moderately aetiveand
4teady.
Flour continues dull ard heavy, with sales Of only
about 1000 brls at 91lto for White Winter extras:
sto.25 for Red Winter e1tras; and sasN9s2s for
Spring txt1as. ...... ..,. ..
There WAS good demand for Winter WheH, and
the market ru1ad rr0, but the market tor 8psinE
Wheat was shade easier. ABOUT 1i5,fm bushels OF
al grades chhnged hands, at $22o for No Red 3515
@2151for No Red az e. 08 for No Spring; t1as
@1.sa for Fo7 Spring: and t1!6ot9s1e fo1 Rejected
sp1ing-the maElet costug qniet aud steady At S162
@assS for No 2 Spring.
The market for Corn yFas active aud kc per tushe1
h!ghet-Wth eales Of sbout 5000 bushelss 1t H2f9
1.25 for Ko1 Corn u 22a12s for No Corn+ and
4l.16@12c for Rejected CoTn-she Mzsket clss1nss
steady at a1.22xgl2s for no Corn in store.
The market for Oaa was mora active. and pf!ees Of
new ruled zhsde higher, with sales Of about 5000
bushels, stat5<@s6c for old Eo1 nc for old 80 2;
and tic for old ReIeated- New Oats were IN fAr de-
uhnd, 1t Ga97oc for no /; e7a67K ftr No ?; ad $50
&c for Rejected. The market st the close VA GeadT
and firm.
Rye ws in fair demand aud nrn, 1t SIS for No /
and tf.25 for Nos.
Barley Is scarce and In active demand, with light
sales day At Il 10 for No in store This Is ~ al
vance On former prices f591oc z bushsl.
EHtFhwines Were dull and Hc Per gallon lowar-
with sslss Of ehay ec osla It s.e-nsarly al takea
by alcohol d!stillest.
Provisons were dull. Lard II generally lad II lsc.
Yesterday lot Of 5aa tca. half steam and half kettle.
wAs 1old Il 1sHc.
There ts = brtsk chipping denaad for butter, and
the mssketts1@2c higher, With l!parhI sales 1t SO
Sc.
/ Gssi1 Freghts ruled sctiye and steady st SHc fsr
wheat. aad &c fec corr 70 BndAlo.
LATEK.
In the 2fteitoou, owing to advance In Ksld. the
what nhrket was nsmeF aad p<tcet rniod lc higher
Ne spltng seing At Il -2o4al stE csoRssE At sS1.
No .Cora vn Ia dsnaad A. Siss. oah ~eso ne-
gteeto3-
, 1864-08-06
A Spirited Fight between TWO Girls
Mt Church-st high Old T1mes,, In
the Country.

From the st. Joseph Herald, 2.fh.1
On last Sabbath, while church was being
held about six miles north Of Albany, GEN
try county, party Of the militia entered the
place to secure horses with which to enter
the service under the call OF Gen. Fisk. A
Union girl promptly came forward and
placed her animal at the service of the boys,
and also pointed out to them another fine
steed which she remarked WIS the property
Of seceeh lady friend Of hers. A Union
trooper was soon astride Of the ttcontra-
band,' and was about to leave with him,
when the lady owner made her appearance,
and protested against giving him up. The
Union girl urged the soldiers to 20 along,
she had voluntarily contributed her horse,
and insisted that the secesh horse should al
60 do duty. At this the rebel girl swe1led
up big With wrath, and applied al sorts Of
turn s'biled over" and while the steam WIS
up pitched in ant. .knocte her opponent fat
on the ground and then jumped upon her
ard pounded away at terrible rate. Dr..
Wills, Of that vicinity, finally parted the Am-
azons, but they didn't stay parted, md were
coon blazing away at each other again, ac-
eompanJing their blows with screams of de.
tisnce Their gay Sunday dresses were soon
In shreds; long, beautiful treases of hair
were mixed with blood from dainty noses,
etc. The byetanders, dcspairlng Of putting
an cad to the roH, formed q circle, and seat
ed themselves to enjoy the exhibition in reg
ular prize ring style. The combatants fought
long and well until Mizs Union seized Miss
Secesa by the throat, and succeeded in stop.
ping her wind, when sht fel. TO the ground
and gave up the battle. The parties were
then duly cared for by their ftisnds.
There is DO fiction about this. 1t actnally
occurred at the time and place related above
u sevcesl Of The Gentsy boys now here ckn
testify.
, 1864-08-06
DR.. EAs1ERLY'S PAIN KILLER.

This Medicine In an infau1ble euro fer
Bruises, 3pralnns Headache, Tocsk-
ache, Sore Throat, Col1c, Cramps or
spaams, Dysentery or Bowel CoHa~
platAts, Nervous Affections, Pain In
The Face, Pztntef's QDlic, Pains In
the Rreast~ Side, Back and Llmbae
Choler1, CholeaA morbus, and In
fact wherever It In applied Pala caas
NOT EXIT
Il usod INTERNALLY and EXTERNALLY aud
Is 2 perfect ANTiIoTE for ALL HAla. 1rJ 1t 70
Inflicted. -
~ For sails at DR. z. EAsTRRLY + CO.'S Family
Medicine Btote, 50 Madlaon st.. Chicago. III.
, 1864-08-06
OHICAGD LUMBER MARKET.

FRIDAY Ev1alNa. August 5, teE4.
LUMBER-There was good Eupp}y of e4rgoes to-
day. and the market WAS active aud ateAdy.
BALES or cAR6oGs TODAY.
Cargo Of 1chr Robert B. Campbell, from Portage
Lake, feet half ssripa at SIG 2-by irish & Full
ler; cargo ot schr Algouah. from Oconto River,
13o o1 feet half strips, At 95osold BY Whi.comb
cargo OF echf AshtabulA, from Grand River. teet
500 feet selected str1ps, 5000. balance zAfted
half tr1ps 1t s1706sold by Gsfrlck; cargo Of schr
Challenge. from Kalamazoo, 900 foes. halt strips At
9s.to- sold by Merton cargo ofschs Hamilton. rom
Cedar River, e Go feet- mostly strips, At Sso sold
By Gel Loomis cargo OF scht Sam Hale, rom 0eonto
River, 1H oeO feet, tHothrds stzips, At 3slboso1d
by 4. Il. Gray & Coz cargo Of schr 7. 7.
Avery, from Canada, 10000 feet stock md
Common Bu&rfs, Geek load sold At e2.00-so1d by
Goodwilc; cargo OF schr Abigail. from Grand iver,
rated strips. m feet, at s1620 and 1900 shaved
shingles at S4.5o-so1d By Irish d Fuller: cargo Of
scbr Levant, frons Muakegon. S,eo0 feet common
boards at $17-eold by B. Merrill cargo or aehr 10
Vilas, from Manttowoc, 1920 cedar pos:s at SIM
eola b. Macdonald; carEo Of schr Hetensteln, from
Menomnee River, mill run, at t1s 90 and ~ 59-sold
by Col. Loomls; cargo Of schf RoaaheI, from Pier
a.quette It's 600 feet, stzpa and boards, at Sl7o-
sold by Col. Loomis; cargo OF schr Two Charles,
from Manltowoc 20 COO feet. mostly strips. at III o.
sold By Carter, cargo Of achr Goldsmith. tso Ks1a
mazoo, feet, one third atstpa at 8l7*0sold BY
, 1864-08-06

Still Anot31er <.onxentfon,

The following singular circular emanates
from certain Republicans In Butler County,
Ohio. 1s the Cleveland fzzle to be repested
at Buffalo. Are there any more Major Gene
rails who cau be persuaded to resign for 4
nominations Or is this to be that grand
uprising Of the people foretold In Copper
head prophecy. It would be interestfnp tn
kIow what Joke 1t reminds old Abe Of:
RALLY FOE TUE uk1oxl
The undersiened are citizens and voters of But-
Ter Co7nry, Qhto, who were formerly attached to
ths Easqns otd political pares, but, since the re-
ported President Lincoln In his PROSECUTION OF tie
~nr for the constitution and the Union.
The time for the election Of President is near.
an psntas ngresssd with The belief founded
% %u1clently concentrate the loyal vote to secure
thaf enccess upon which the best destin1es OF xbe
1 nepnnns dePsnd; and believing thet especially IN
na ee thp e p nt1 We thsse i not only the privilege
assemble and coneult for the public welfare, do
respectfully request all the citizens Of the county
xbo are for vigorous prosecution of the war to
pot Gown the WICKED rebellion and TO maintain the
qnDnS1en Wst, nsaonaty to assemble in the ett1 Of
1854 At ten O'Clock. a. NJ, to consider, amongst
Other ~ tiines. the following p1oposltons
be eeverally respectfully Invited to withdraw their
names AZ candidates for the Presidency,
2. To recommend to the people Of other coun-
aeR md ststes, who regard the unity OF The repub-
AZ paramoun, to au other political considerztions.
to hold national convention, to be composed Of
two delegates fur each Congressional district ana
fouE for each State At large n the city Of Buffalo,
ne1t, 70 nominate candidates fof Fles,dent and
Vice President "N@
, 1864-08-06

pH week at u 81 present none IN stippIe order
OtAkckeFet tHo t1tpe OF Hnofs 4o1 tho present woek
Bay at t15 sl25 and 10 23 for No, !, and atge ant
mtoinm ~ tefs IN market; Oh SCARCE: ss1es
OF stnaQ lot 1t II Is, now held ht7her.
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Of f@ e1s raa,u', lot. At :: tsa5 for layer,
. .h@2lc, 20 bags African peanuts. $50; IS k-Qs
tsmAinas. 9ss!41tto: lo3 bags Bzazl 1uts. iSe y
do ci1on. part ~ small lot Nole.e Almond. &c ;
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term1: II Wrts India The SAL, ale s5.Gto .hsma
Pine Apples At ~ % for drat cuttn5s and IS
n:ted in orr lat sSoud hsYe read u t6G dozeo} 81
huatsn cocea nuts. 70 tv s. oo San Bliss do tss 49,
ca and $50 CoJ 20 On rms not MS public, Dried
Rpples are n1m aoos brls state sold At iiH41lAc
"a. Green apples are conadsIsnlg higher. bIisgias
kets pearbes haye cone.lorWard, AMI sod i 81 s1a
sooT hskt for fatr TO best auction 1:3ss bxs P4
out, $1lO86.19,