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Matters about Home. The Supper Given ly tbe Ladies of too Altar Socio-ty of St. Mary's Cburcli, (Catholic) ou Saturday cyaning last, was largely attended, and passed off very pleasantly, i we learn from those who were pres ent. We acknowledge the compliment an invitation, and regret that other ncageuienta prevented our attendanco A friend has furnished us tho following list of tho toasts offered on the occasion! with tho names of tho gentlemen who resDondcd to them. Tho Saxo-IIorn Band enlivened the company with excellent musio during the evening.

1. Tho Memory of Washington. N. Barrere. Musio, "Washington's March." 2.

Civil and Religious Liberty. The broad baais on which rest our inalienable rights, whether native or adopted. Mav the assaults of the bigot and the scheme of the conspirator against it bo that of the serpont in tho fable. W. C.

McDowell. Music, "Tho Staf ipanglod Banner." 3. The Signers of tho Declaration or Independence, including nine Irishmen or of Irish Parents. C. Sheaf.

Musio, 'Hail Columbia." 4. The Tress. The great Palladium of our lliehts. tho true censor of the age. May its exponents be always eoi mated with the spirit of a Franklin.

5. The Irish Laborer in America. The sturdy builder of our llailroads and Canals, the wealth of our Nation, the drop of sweat on whoso brow is of more value than the diamonds on the eoronet of the monarch in Europe. Sloaae. Music, '-lied, White and Blue." 6.

Hillsboro. May her prosperity rise in proportion to her positiou, and keep pace with tho spirit of her citizens. 7. The Saxe-Horn Band. Tho prido of our town.

May its members who lave no brass on their foreheads, make good use of what they have on their lips. Music, Old Case." 8. Ladies and Guests. J. G.

Dorca. Music, "How Sweet are the Roses." 9. Our Worthy Chairman. Gen. McDowell.

Music, "Irish Emigrant's Lament." 10. Tho Rev'd. Mr. O'Donohuc. The public-spirited citizen and tho perfect gentleman.

May he continuo to re- ceive, as he richly merits, the respect nd con 6den.ee of the citizens of Hillsboro. Rev'd. J. O'Donohue. Music, "Hail to the Chief." The Commiitco of Arrangements for the Supper have handed us the following for publication; A CARD.

We, the undersigned, on behalf of the Ladies of St. Mary's Altar Society, beg leave to return our most sincere thanks and heartfelt gratitude to the good and generous people of Hillsboro, who enabled us to realize tho handsome sum of one hundred and fifty dollars, exclusive of expenses, at the Supper given- by our poor but humble efforts. Wo might mention some honorable names nnd worthy families, bat they may rest assured the aid font us and tho charity manifested at the Court House, August 1857, rball novor bo forgotten. We also thank the Saxe-Horu Band. KATE NUGENT, MARGARET DUNNIGAN, Com.

KATE McGLINCV, Benton's Abridgement of the Debates of Congress. The Agent for this great national work, Mr. J. R. Cunningham, is now here, soliciting subscriptions.

Tho do-sign of tho work is to condense into convenient compass the substance of all the debates in Congress from 1789 to 1856. Tho qualifications of the distinguished author, Thomas II. Benton, for the arduous task of compiling such a work, are too well known to require mention. Thcro is no doubt that it will be an almost hi valuable compendium of tie political history of our country. It is to bo published large volumes of 750 pages each, at 83 a volume, bound in cloth, 83.50 in law sheep, Si in mo rocco, and 84.50 in half calf extra.

Three volumes are now ready for delivery, and a fourth will be ready beforo tho closo of the year, after which tho volumes will be issued regularly every two or three months. Subscriptions may be left with Dr. W. It. Smith, who will deliver the volumes to subscribers this place and vicinity.

in Farmers, Attention! I. si. Book Walter, Agent for the "Farmer a Own Wheat Drill," Risher's latent, Manufactured by Higher Dua-kel, Circleville, wishes briefly to call the attention of die Farmers of Highland to the saperior qualities of this Drill over all others in use. 1. It is simple in construction and almost impossible to get out of order.

i ouBiijr reguiauju ana aoes its work with perfect accuracy. 3. It is tho only Drill that will seed the coarser grains, such as Oata and Barley, in a uniform manner and without clogging. mo iiui-s are stronger and less liable to breakage than in other machine. 5.

The apertures are so constructed viiuiiHrge tno grain without cut- Kreamnc it a verv imnortant 1cct oi other Drilla Ci 8eed Sower is attached to the rJ'J. Which Can be uaad in nm.nMtln, wun mo grain-seeaing apparatus oraep tratuljf, as may bo desired. Thix Prill was awarded the first pro raium over me juntly celebrutod Selhv Drill A I If iicV auuuu x'air or air-fioid county. The Drill can be icert at tho Marehoune of Woodrow St IIareih Main atroet, Hillsboro, where Tarmeri are invited to eall and examine it. All orden will be filled promptly.

teTMa. W. a Wooueow bai opened a new Drug and Grocery Store in Lynchburg, where the publio will fiud well aelectcd stock at fair price. Oive bio call. 25 For the News.

Republican County Convention. Pursuant to notice the delegates from the soveral townships met at the Court Ilouso, on Hatimlay, August 15th, and organised by appointing JOHN LUCAS Chairman, and Irion ana J. It. Boa RDM AN Secretaries. The townships being called, the following gontlcmen presented their cre dentials and took their cats as dele gates: Bruthcmk E.

Ovcrmann, Y. N. lckcrham. Clay W. D.

Hnegins, John Brown. Concord Dr. )odn John Woodrow. Fairfirhl'T. C.

Wright, J. S. Temp-lin, Jos. Adams, Gerard Ladd. Jackmn Thos.

Mullcnix. Liberty J. II. Mullcnix, 3. Irion, Isaac Vanpelt.

Mndismn A. Bnllard, Wm. Y. Hughey, 11. B.

Smart, Win. Town. Marthill W. n. Griffiths.

New Marht D. Vanwiukle. Puint E. Overman, John Lucas, L. M.

Johnson. Penn Jacob Vanpelt, Benj. Conard. Salem David Workman. Union Charles Stafford.

Wmhington Philip Anderson. Whileoafc T. Hind man. No delegate appearing from Ilamor on motion J. L.

Boardman was appointed to fill the vacancy. On motion of S. Irion, Wm. O. Col lins was unanimously nominated fur Representative by acclamation.

On motion, John M. Bap.rt.re was unanimously nominated for Probate Judge. On motion, G. F. Stevens was unanimously nominated for Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas.

Win. P. Hughcyof Fairfield, Wm. Long of Whiteoak, Wm. H.

Griffiths of Marshall, aud Joel Mathews, of Clay, were put in nomination for Sheriff. The first ballot resultod, Hughey 15, Griffiths 7, Long 5, Mathews 3. No one having a majority of all the votes cast, tho two lowest candidates were dropped, and the second ballot stood, Hughey 18, Griffiths 10. On motion, Mr. Hughey 's nomination was made unanimous.

On motion of J. H. Mullcnix, J. II. IloTHRocrc was unanimously nominated for Prosecuting Attorney.

james j.1111 ana Jos. Marlay were put in nomination for Treasurer. On the first ballot the vote stood, Dill 23, Marlay 5, scattering 2. James Dill was then unanimously declared the nominee. R.

R. Allen, C. J. Vanpelt, W. C.

Winter, and R. W. Spargur, were presented as candidates for Recorder- On the 1st ballot, Vanpelt received 18 votes, Spargur.7, Winter 2, Allen 1. C. J.

Vanpelt was then uuanimously nominated. Benjamin Conard, Wm. Town, John Ilaigh, and Gerard Ladd, were put in nomination for Commissioner. The 1st ballot resulted, Ilaigh 11, Conard 7, Town Ladd 3, Brow 1 On motion, all but the two highest candidates were dropped, and the second ballot tood. Conard 17, Haighll.

On motion, Mr. Conard's nomination was made unanimous. On motion, John Litas was unanimously nominated for Infirmary Director, and Damfl Vaswi.nklk for Coroner. Tho nomination:) Icing completed, tho doors were thrown open to the public, and on motion of S. Irion, Thomas Berkvman, was invited to address the Convention, which he proceeded to do in a most eloquent nnd appropriate manner, briefly netting forth the objocts of the Republican party, ttnd the claims of the ticket just nominated to tho support of the people.

At the close of his remarks, Wm. O. Collins, was called for, and rei ponded briefly, returning his thanks for the honor conferred upon lam, and promising his best exertions, consistent with the deiuauds of his professional duties, for the success of the Republi can cause in tho coming contest. The Convention then adjourned ti)ic dir. JOHN LUCAS, Chmn.

F. JRIOV. J. L. Boardman Sccrctaiics.

THE MARKETS. HILLSBORO, Aug. 19, 1857. rrice have declined to )Ue fur red, for while. Receipt are uow quite rirt an I increasing.

FLOUR Now lias declined to $5.50 ntr 1 at retail. Old 46.00. CATTLE urn more plenty, nuJ price are nvnr. IV. the range.

HILLSBORO, Aug. 19, 1857. BUYING RATES-WHOLESALE. a 00 Butter. U.

12aI5 Corn men bus Wheat, 90ei 00 iluy, uewr. Cotu, u6 C5l 50 S'O I). Apple. 2 50 Lard, lb KlaM D. Peache.

3 00 Wood, cord 3 fla3 50, Bacon Hamm 13a 1 4 50 Shoulder, rotalae, bo 4Uaall side, l.reeu Apple, WhtUeanmll 3 Wool, com. to fall bleod, 3042) HILLSBORO, Aug. 19, 1857. BUYING RATES-WHOLESALE. SELLING RATES-RETAIL.

Moor.bbl 5 OOSuear. lb 1J.IS Klourcwl. 3 (10 O.Molasaes.eal 90 Uoruineal.bu 'Jual 00 Salt, Kan. bu 40 Candle, 18a0 CetTe. tb 15a20 Mackerel.lbbl 8 50, Tea, 50nl 08 Trout, Hatter, I5 8 00Clieee, 15 Will Hah, Lard, tb Rica, lLak.B.llbbl 3 00 I Tlmothv.

Cloveraeed, I Hocklug Salt 3 90 Cincinnati Wholesale CINCINNATI, Tuesday, Aug. 18. carefully corrected every week, from tb I.niesi i COUNTRY PRODUCE. Lorn, per bu. 70a7J 8a9l wheat.

1 uual as Butter Ko b. IS.11; Oata, uew" Egg, doi. ,10 Flour, bbl. 5 50a5 75 Beau, bush, 2a2 25 lloga, gro a 50ub 50 U. so Lard, lb.

148'15 D. Peaclie. 3 50jf75 Mem Pork a-Jl 00 Ilav. ton bale nn Clover need. Add e.

bu. Mn-j Alt iinomy Poluloe. new, 50a60 1'allow, reud. JOalOi Keatlier. lb.

tlC nop, id. rial 3 IlKulO exlrafina, GROCERIES. Slo. 43u47 Thenrlce liervin given, ar the wlioloaale rate, uii tmaii lot to couutry dealer au advance ol from 3 to 5 percent ou theea rate 1 generally cnargea.j ii 'ijuiz'u nice, lb. sr, Uotlr.

Klo, 1 lat alt, Kaua. ha. a 25 NU. Molae, ga65au7 1 obnero, leaf, 925 Tea, lit. 4Hu.i,IVall, heg.

3 50a5 75 i.eatlier,Ciu.Sole.14a'l(j While r'iali, bbl 11 (iOjCoal, fm yd CodHah.lb. 4 Whisky gal. a25 RaUiua.M.R. 4 75a5 DO Orange, box, 6 00 Hrooina, dux. 1 15a3 50 Caudlea, Mould 14al 6 Lard Oil, gal, I 10.1 15 Soap, com lb.

7.8 Wool, eom. to full blood, 8Ga42U Extra fin oliu. aShiI Unwealied, lej. Under lh lutlaaun of Inro-e Kloar hay declined considerably, Wheal eloalng ou Mouuay at $11.05 for red, for whit. Klour dull ai triad, other art It uaciiod.

TAXES FOR 1857. Rates of Taxation for the Year 1857, the Several Townships, Towns, in Highland County. NAMES or TOWNSHIPS. 1-10 I 1-10 I I.ihcrtjr, Niwmiirket, Kairfield, Drimlicrepk, pMlnl, Unitiii, MkcIIhoii, Connord, Jnrkaoli, Snlpm, Whileouk, I'odion, Clay, Marslioll, llnmer, Waahington, Penn, 1-10 1 1-10 1 1 101 1-IO I l-io i .1 1.10.1 110,1 1-10, 1-10 1 1.10 I UNION SCHOOL TAX. I.ynclitiarir, New Peteribarg, I.ebiiru, (ireennnld, Illlltboro, 3 8 8 "VTOTICE I hrely glvm Hint I or my Depnty, for tha purpote of rereielnK Taia, Wth sptfniW, In Mi run oa KIUA In GRK.F.NFIELD in TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY, IWih and 30lh September.

augKllf I 3.10 1-11 3-10 Ml; .1.10 1-K 16 4 10 l-H l-lll 1-10 3-10 3-10 .0 1-5 3-10 1. 10 5-lli 0 1.10 1-1 3-10 1-10 1.5 3-10 1.10 5-10 3 10 1-10 1-4 3-1" 10 1-2 3-IH'l i. 3-10 1 3 MM- 10 10 10 1-4 14 10 3-10 1.10 (.10 I 3 Mill, I BlnklngRprlt, 4 I I Pelerbrg, 1 4 V4 Leeebarg Oreenfuld, llillaboro, will attend vain, In bUliAll TREE RIUUE. SATURDAY. Sia-SmooL Dmaicr T.

A I i lllli' I 3 I I I t- 3 i.it 4 -3 i I 9 a .5 -S .9 .5 ta I jt5 1 OOP 0,000 1 1 4- 3-31 I I a -10 7 5-0 1-3. I 3 3-8 a i ill I I II MO1 5 8-10' 1i 9 1 I 1-3 6 1-5 3 11-5 IJv '-2 7 2-s; I I i rj-7 I I I 3 5 1-5! 9 1.5! II II 3 6 3-4! i ml- 3 1 1 6 3-4 1 3 3 7 1-M I 1-2 1 IS 7 3-4 3-10, 6 0 8 La jj CORPORATION TAX. 8 Mill 1 3 8 at MOURYTOWJt on THURSDAY, lh SClh. Id LKKSUURO on MONDAY. Stli, DAVID KESWICK, Treaaurer Highland Ceonty.

1 AYER'S V. Cathartic Pills, (SUGAR COATED,) AI1H MADB TO CLEAN 8B Tlri BLOOD AND CT7KI THI BICX Invalid, KiUhera, Mother, Piiyalclana, rhllntliinptU, read their KrTect, and Jert; ot their Virtue. ion tub cmiH ov Stomnch. I'ittmiixi. Va Slnv 1, lhij.

I)a. J. C. fir I livn n.itilljr cured of tlio wutrl haular any blr ran liare Uy a ilum or tail of yunr I'lll. It iu uriw fntni a foul t.miw hlrh thry rltwniw at oi.k.

If tlmy will cure otlun as tlicj do ue, tho fiict la wrth Yours with 'lxt, KD. W. PRKIU.K, Clrrk Sttnmer Oilloaa Disorder and l.lrer Complaint IlSFAHTNSKT Of TUB iNTkHIHS, I Vt D. 7 18..8. Pin: I hare nl rniir lil in my and hoihal prartlca fit Ki4r you mmie IIim, and rjuiuol hraiute to My tbey ar Ui catliartlc enipluy.

Tlirir regit-Intlnc action un lwr is nw-k and ly tbey are an a.aniratdo for (U-nintcHinpntaof that orran. nlMl, 1 have et-Moin found a niiwof btlimu as saai so obstinate fliat Old not rvfulltr yield tn Uiani. s'ruUniAiljtyoura, AbuNO MALI, M. P. lfiician tf (Ac Jlutptlal, DyscntaVy, Itelnx, aud Worm.

Poer Omen, lltarnNa, Lit. Co, Not. IH, 1W4. Va. Arte: Y'i are tbs perfection ttf nmllcins.

Thy have done tiy wife niors (rood Uiaa I can U4i you, She had liem alfK and pinion away (or months. Went off to be doctored at rreat esppnae, but rot no lietter. Hbe then commenced taking ymir lilla. which soon cured bar, by xelliiiK Inras qnuntitios of worms tdesd) from bar They afteiwartla enrvd hir and nnr two children of hlooily dyaetity. One of our neighbors had It bad, and mi wife cured lain with two doses of your IMIIs.

while others around uffiid from fire to twenty dollars doctors bills, and lout much time, witliout Iieinir cunNl entirely even then. Kut-s a iiMHliclue ns yours, Htikb is actually good and bouonti will be -tzcd hern. I OKU. J. OlIIFFIX, rnttmtutr.

Indigestion and Impurity or the Blood. tYom Krr. J. V.J limn, J'aiior A ml church, Boston. Da.

Atta: I tire iimI your I'lllswlth extraordlinry snrresa in my fieolly ami anions those 1 am tilled toTidlt In difltr.s. To lirulsre tho orpins of nad enrt. fy tbs bloial tine are the very best remedy I have urer known, and 1 sun coiilideutly recoiuweiid them to mr frkads. Voura, J. V.

IIIMKH. W.i waw, Wtumini X. Ort. S4. DaiB Pit I Sm indnir your Cathartlr pills In my practice, and ttnd tlitnl an uxct'llent purtfntiva to the systtiiu auu xmi'Vy Uic iuntainit or the i.ionu.

JOHN (1. MKACHAM, M. It. Eryslpelna, Scroftilrt, Itinc'a Evil, Tetter, i uiaor, nnu nait itneum. from a Mmtianl of Luu li.

4, 1RWI, Da. AfEa: Vsur Pills are the parnpon of nil tlmt Is rroat In medkinu. They have cured little daughter of Ulcerous aores upon tier lianda aud r.vt that had provml Incnmtile for yasra. Jlur uioiIkm had lan kuix arisvous-ly atnVted with blotches ami iiimplea on berakiu and In her hair. After our child wos cured, she also tried your nus, auu luey unr cured Her.

ArA AlUHUIlllXjK. Ithcumatism, Ncuralgiiu nnd Gout. F.mU far. Dr. llumUt, of the MMalitt Chunk.

l'l UbXI Hol'SC t-ATAXNAIl. Jan. 0, 1. lloNOKEtt SlK 1 rhoulil be ungrateful for the relief your Skill lias l.roUfTUl me 1 did not reiMrt my outs to you. A cold settled ill uiy limbs and brought oil excruciating nctirukic liains.

which eudffl In chronic rhetiumtiHUi. Notwilhittaudiiift I had the best of phyrd-iuns. the diMise KTvw worse and wore, until, by tbe advice of your excellent Hjrent in llaltimore. lr. Mnckcnzie.

1 trttnl your l'llla. Their effects were clow, but sure. Ily imrsevvling in tbe umj oi ineui, 1 in now entirely well. Fcxat CiiAunra, IIvtos lloioi. 9 lKf.5.

Pa. A I have liecu entirely cured vour l'llla of Rheumatic Uout a Iwiuful di.vi- that had attlirli me for years. 4VIXt'KXT SUUKLL. For Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred Com plaints, lequliUig an actlie purge, tbey are au sxcol- icnt reuicoy. For Costivenes or Constipation, and oa Asiuucs- a-iit, tuey are agrevnuie auu enerlual.

Fits, Suppression, l'arul yisis, Inflamma Hon, and even Deafness, and Vnrllal Ullnd ea, bare been cured by the alterative aitioa of ibuie A INS. Most of the Pills in market contain Vsrcnrr. which, at though Tulunhle remedy in skilful hands, is daugeroiul In a puhll pill, from the drtstdful consequence that fro- queiaiy ioiiow lis mcautloUH use. Ituswi coutain UO ttlsr atu'j or miucntl substauce whstever. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL ion the rapid cutis or COVGIIS, COLDS, IIOAR8EKKS8.

IK FLU E.ZA, HKONCIIITI8, WIIOOPIAO COiOIl, CROUP, AkTHMA, IN. CIPIEKT CO Ai 8 1' PTIOIf kiwi fl-r the relief of coniuuijittva) itieuU In adTaoccJ ftUijos of tbe U1hiu0. 9 nrHl nut fi-Miic to puLUe nf virtue Throughout eviry town, and nlunt evtry buiuM the Amertran Hate, iu wititiitfiil euro of iuluinary oodh plainta have m(le it alretnly kuuwu. Nay, fw ax tlm lnDiilit in auy rivlllxed ouuutrj ou thb ooDtitient without ftt'iii) H.iiKual cxoi'iiici of It vfiwu ami fc-wwyat tli ctfUiiuuDitiva any wb. re wlikh )in bt.t ainung tlrfin aonte ltviiiK tmphy -f lia Wctory over the fuhtle aul Jan-Ktroua UnstamH of tha tltnHt atil luitRti.

liil it la Ota mmt lowfrful autiiiote yet kuown to uiaa for tha Ibrmi dable and daneruua diaoawa of tha pulUMHtary orjmua, It la alao the tilrHuuitest and aafeut nmily that ran ha em- Eloyod 6r infant and you tig eraoua. I'arwtta hould re It in Blare araiu4 the iDsitiiooa rnt-uiy tltat ataala upon them nnpn-are4. have abundant frroanda to belMTa tha Cherry 1 Moral aavea iwora hvra hy tha coa-turuptionB It prveuta tbaa tlioisa Jt rurt. Keep It by you, and cure vour coltla whtle they aro cum bit, uor n'C-Uct Uicm until no human skill ohu niaator tha Inoxonihla ranker that, fttatrn'Ml on the viuht, eati yiur Ufa away. All know tha drtNulful tutalily of luufc diwinU-ra, and tliey know too tha vlrtuea of t)ilj remody, we need not do mora than to aamre them It ta still uiada the Ut It eao ba.

iar no mat, uo cam, po toil to produce It tha tnoat perfect poeaitilts and thua afford thoae who rely on It Um beat ftgeut which unr ikill can furnlah fur their cure. PEEP1RED BY IB. C. ITER, FtmUmI and Asalytiesl Chemist, lewall, Xsj A so id BY James Browu, Ilillslioro; Swearlnpeq and VVrigbt, New Lexint'ton; L. M.

Joliiiaou, New Petersburg: J. L. 8 Kuberte. Italf.t. J.

M. Keen. Lecsburir: Norton Sl MW Greeofield; and all dealers in Medicine everywhere. Whales! by J. C.

Ayer Cin. augl3ijaiil I yv fM Mm Ofkm. JkT-mrm. Jul tA ru -ja 1WI3-W QKziS Millinery Fancy Store! tJN RIRS.liUt'KKEIt RIDER j- ResDecifiillv announce tn Ilia Ladie of Hillsboro uud vicln- liv, that tbev have opened itr'l Millinery and Fancy Stort inftj iioom luieiy occupied uy KSH Mr. Bookstore, on A Hiyk S.

IVWroie Hoate, a choic solection of at? Bonnets, Ribbons, Ribbon. Dreaa THm. BeT'? mlngs, JImbroido. .1 SO ALIO A nna i 1 Ltldlfk' tllisl "I.IIHrftsis.'R""? Sn a uaiv invited to vail 1 au4 -a siniug our kuvui aua prices. Hillsboro, Jsue, '57.

jullmc ar: at. Einhrolrirrir4. CALL and see the variety ffwls. Je. netl, Freuch in.l 1'niu TA it I I a a.

onett aud Bais Birinf and Klouuclng. I'" B. U. HIBBLN 4. CO.

Great -Induecincnls! OFFERED AT iFallis' Cheap fash Corner Store, BY W00DH0W. HARRIS IN DRY llnl nnd Cups, Boola mid Shoe), ltoiilyItliidc Clofliine, Cnrpcit, Oil-ClolllS, HARDWARE AND OROCERIES Lncllc.s, Depnrtmciit. Our iteck embrace all the uertst stili of Fashionable Dress Goods, i FOR THE SEASON. ALSO CKAPE SHAWLS, Bonnets and Ribbons, Illuck and Colored KID GLOVES. In vhort we hare everv kind of omen', iIie' uud Children's Gloves, Mitt and Hosiery.

ILTOur Stock of CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES Is large ttnd coinpleft. highest murktt price, in cash, (aid for Wheat, Ctorn Oafs. 10,000 LBS. WOOL WANTED, Tor which the highest market price in cash or good will be iuid. We lurito our friem' and th public to cull nuu examine our stock ho lorn piirelicainp.

OOIMCOW, IIAItltIS 4 O. Hillsboro, May 14, myllif TO HILLSBORO MERlIIt.NTS, OTI1CIIS UIJVIIVO TEA. THfc (ubicribers having unttsuat facililirt urouying i re iram riasT hand, are prepar- eu to art to Hr al Mtw Vork raicii, aitiliugcoa of truiisperluliou. N. li.

Satisfaction giiurenlccd In all case MOORE 6l CHESTER, Tea Deulei, S. E. Corner of Ctli and Wulupt Cin. marl'itr Door Locks and Latches! I TORJZONTAL Locks, Dark Trimmings, a iroin yA to in. Kim Lock, Tumbler, rorcelaiu Kuoba, HY to Rim Lo I.

Lever fluted: Upright Luck, while Kuoba, No. 11, 11 and 11 mlueral No. 1 1, 12; 14, Janu-Fced Lalche. Pure, and Mln'al knob; tupb'd Lock Latclie, Vliueral no bed Drop Latchee; Irou aud Thu'b Dron La'ea Gipsy Locks, Mineral Koobst.i ana u-au Locki Willi arrest variety of Chest. Till.

Cud- board. Trunk and Box Locks, Iron aud Dras. Just received sua for sale by p30 J. K. MARLAY.

Fresh Faulty Groceries. NO. SUGAR, Prime Klo Coffee, Old Government Java Coffee. Imperlul. Y.

and Black Tea: Pound Lump, 5 Plug and Plug Tobacco. N. O. Uolaaaea. Uice, Soda.

Kulor.le.T Soap, Indigo, Starch, Cliocolufe; Opal, Star aud Tallow Caudlea, Ground Pepper, S'pice, Cinnamon, Clove, Gia- ger, A.e, All fresh and prime. Korsuleby K. MARLAY. Planes. Plane Irons.

Ar. Jl'ST received from Die "Ohio Tool Company" a large assortment of their beat Planes, which i win sen ai ineir List rrieee: Double aud Singl Smooth Plane; Extra Double aud Single Juck Plane; Ettr.j Double and Siugl J-'ore 1'lune; Elraj Double and Single Jointer! Raiving Plaue. ussorted iie; Mutch Flooring aud Celling Planesi Rssewood aud Boxwood. Pauel Planes. (H'dl'sO Hollows and Hounds: BelMtegulaling Sash Paue Kabbil t'lauaa, Cut and Thrust (Box) Beud Plaue.

Fillister: Slitting a ld Marking Guuges; Saw, ile.ChUol.Brad awlaud Hammer Hand- ie With all tha diffi-ren! kiuda of Pl. Tool usually called lor, of the beat qaalitv al mannfnrlllpMra ror atuoey J. K. MARLAY. niy21 DO YOU Yam Do Than goto J.

H. Mullinix' and buv on of lil buosrior Raiara. .1.. luAUry of usy American Central Railroad Lfne. ITlAllIim A I.CIIIATI RAILROAD DIVISION.

fS and after MondarJuly 6, 1H57, three train day will loave Cincinnati for the East a follow: Hultimor Acc'l'n BMt Mall LitAvr. Kxpres. T-oln. Train. Clncinuati, A.

M. p. M.7:30 P. M. Blnnrheslsr, 7:06 Greenfield, 7:21 Cl lllicothe, 3:05 12:00 night Hamrien, 10:15 9:64 alrski 10:30 9:09 Alliens, 11:4) 3:10 Askivk.

Maiiotle. 2:4. P. M. 6:0 Pnrkersbnrg 4:14 9:00 Baltimore, A.

M. P. New Yerk, 6.00 P. N. 4:30 A.

GOING WEST. M. M. Day Mail. LtATC.

Marietta, 6.00 A. M. Alhsns, 9 20 Cluciuuatl Ac'mdal'n. Ki press. 10.30 A.

M. 1.42 P. M. Zaleekl, 10.15 4 45 A. M.

4 43 A. 8.1 i Hamden. 10:47 3:13 Aaaivx Chil'th P. M. 4:13 6:30 Lrsva Dine Chil'the I J-35 P.

IS. 4.40 Greenfield, 1:3.1 3 31 AaaivE 7:27 :43 Clncinuati, 10:45 I rains will leave Hillsboro at A. M. snd 1 .4 P. oonuecting at Blaucheater with tlirougli Tinins, arriving at Cluoiuuali at 10.15 A.

M. aud 8.50 P. M. GEO. BARNES, Sup't.

Cincinnati, July 4, 1857. jylC I'VllK WHITE LEAD ZIAC, UNSEED OIL. Copal, Con VnrnUli. CAN AND TUBE PAINTS, Faint, Varnish, Fitch and SaeU Brushes, A1VI KAMI, a H'rriuo arjALiTr, together with a trtatmirirty of fresli uud good DRY PAINTS, on hand and for ute t.ow for cash, by JAMES BROWN, Agent For Jksr.ru Kiuder. HEMOVAXj.

ceo. w. it it dkmist, HAS REMOVED his Office to Sinllh' Row, Main street, one door west al H.rr.r.'i Cerner, up-stalrs. Vork douo in the latest jmproved methods, In the best style and warranted. Jeniiri The Eclectic College of Medicine.

riftriKNATl. piJE Wintkr Session of 1N17-8 will com-A nionee on Moudur. the 12th of October. and continue sixteen weeks. A full snd thorough course of Lectures will be glveu, fecu- pying six or SKven hours dally, with good on- porluuitirs for attention to practical Aiiutouiv, aud with ample Cliniuul facilities at the Com- mercidl tlnapital.

I be preliminary course of I eel res will commence on Monday, the 2th Srpietnber, and rouliuiie daily until th com mencement ol tlis regular Lectures. 1 lie arrnvgemeut of th chulr will be as follows: T. F. St. JOHN, W.

Trofc ssor of Annlomy and Physiology. C. D. LEWIS, M. Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.

A. J. HOWE, M. Profeasor of Surgery. C.

H. CLEVELAND. D. Piofessor of Materia Med ea and Tiler ptulics. Wm.

SHERWOOD, M. I Professor of Medical Practice aud Putholoffy. J. R. BUCHANAN.

M. Emeritus Profesaor of Cerebral Physiology aud 1,1 iiiruicilie. JOHN KING. M. Professor of Obstetrics and Disease of Wo men and Children.

The term for the Session will ba Ilia same as Sl heretofore, vis Malriciilulion. V00 lion, $20,011. Demoustrator' Ticket, 15.00. i in (Every istudent Is required to encaee in dis. sectingone sesaiou before Graduation.) Graduation S2i.no.

Tickets to Commercial Hospital (optional,) the l-eetiire lioomssre newlv finibeil. ueal and comfnruble, and in a central loculitv rin College Hull, alnut Street,) where students will hud it convenient to cull pu their arrival. I Irk els tor the session mav ba nbiuiu.J of the Dean of tlit Faculty, at his No. 1 13 Smith St or of Prcf. C.

H. Cleveland, See rtlary aftht Faculty, No 129 Seventh near Cim. JUI1N K1NU. M. Dean.

The College Jonrntl of Science. A Monthly Marraxlne of 43 Dares, conduc ted by the Fsculty of Th Eclectic Collets of Medicine, it published at Ouo Dollars Year. payable in advance. Communications for sub- scription, or for specimen numbers, should lx directed to C. H.

CLEVELAND, Publish, 1.19 Seventh Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ladies' Dress Goods! Consisting of BAREGES, DB BERQES, FRENCH AND JACONETT LAWNS, Lamartine Cloths, Ducal, rrench Cblntcea, Oras. Hair aud Brilliant Bkirtinga, and a Large Stock of Calicoes. apAf S. K.

HIW1EN CO. HATS AND OAFS. a I HAVE jual received a line stock wis of Hal aud Cap, for tbe Spring trade, euiatiug of fin Flexibl Silk Hat Soft Hats ef the latest Styles. Also, Lraid' Straw, Panama and Palm Hat. Call and examiu.

I. VAKPELT. p'6lf Cloths, Cassicicrrs, Ac. WE especially luvli, th. attention ofgea-tletneu to our fine stock of muck, Itlue mid Uiowu Cloilit, Black and Faney Casalmore.

Sstinetts, Tw.ed and Llneu Good. 8. E. 11 IB BEN Si CO. p5 SUGAR N.w Orle.ii.

Crushed, Pulv.rlt-d,ad Leaf, wholesale and retail al UCH JOHN DUVALL'S I'oIsob! Ded Shot, Lyoa' Maguetie Powder, Spcelinan's Verniia Eilerm inalor. AVr. always oa bund and for sale by JAMES BROWN, Af.i.t I of Je? Kilbaa aj to of iu HILLSBOROUGH fPHF. new aud lnutiful for lliis nMiliil ion will he tni. ami I i mo A be orcuplrdin Hie 1'aK.

The Fall SLVSKIUM Will fin litn iiisl i I. I and continue 13 Tuition In the Prmariilorv 1 1 fl French, Music, Painting, Ac, e.trn. Tuition gruduution, I per rrom wMch tt.o tur, Inclailiug washing, f.J '11 per wc k. ror lull nilorii.iitloii about terms, Ac t'is Int r.rlngi, which may be had al the bookslros In Ilillslioro, or by avulicnlian to tno inlyB. Ijv9ni3J S.

M. SMITH. 'PAKE3 this method ofretnr.ilng hlsslncerellmnk to his fricn.ls cu.lome-.w J- for the muuy fuvor. past, and l.opc. by.lrlct nlteiition and li.l.

litv lo morll a conllunen. of aa well na tolnvlte them at their cunveiiioi.ee, lo sm btsnswstock.whichisuow very full i.d complete, comprising almostev. iv m.i ii i.i r. nnd l-'niicy Pry Kooil, Hnts, Csps, Boonete, Dres Cap, French. Fnslish end (lerm ri l.

u'T't te- Hr.T'cl1lhr' Cnsiiiatls. l.i,,Mi uud Cotton Dnlls, Clothing, S1 Quecusware, II.idHt.ru uud Cull (Io those especially who love a cup of on.e aud give In one trial snd you will Uluit aad Putt'-, Dye SlufTs, ttnd all of the Jlinni lopiilnr I ss won as a largn. oi nut iron viner in i unnrcessarv iiere io ilj sell for the rsdy pay. fully at low as Newmarket, April lth, IfTiO. N.

B. Hi hest price paid for Clovor, kinds of Produce liarlle please w'f. vvr -v--r--res -r- srT" v. -9 FEMALE COLLEGE. t.

ttt U-is. I all I. oil their atoik will itniucl Utiur.l JO. McD. MATHKWS.

Of ITew MnrTrrf pood Ten or CnllVe. utl disaj.r.c.it,ud Oil, p. YIXU A tfMft i fff xnarl sf As and Wrongh-Kiid Cut Nulls snd a tl.otia- iiientioii. A 1.. .1,.

ran be bought in the i SAM'LM. rssnies 'he rt'Mic he llT. i n't Tiinnihy Flux l'rn it uilI 'nil copy, unH rhnrge P. S. apKll PROPOSED CONSTITUTION AMENDMENTS.

KSTS. AMENDMENT No. 1. Rfolvett by the Gtnrral AseemUy hf Ohio, Three-fifth of the members elected to each House concurring therein, That it be and ia hereby proposed to the electors of this State to vole ou the second Tuesday of October next, upon the approval or tejeetion of the following aineudmeiit as a substitute lor the twenty-fifth Section of the aecond Aii le of the Constitution, aud for the second Section of the some Article, and for the third Section of the eleventh Arficle, vis: All regular se-sious of the General Assembly shall commence ou the first Monday of jammrv, uually. Senators shall he elected biennially and Representatives annually, lite electors of their respective counties or districts on the second Tuesday of O.

tuber Their term of office shall commence ou the first dav of January next afler their election, aud that of Senators shall eontluue two years, nud that of Representatives one year. The Senators elected in October next shall hold Ihelr offices for two year, aud the Representative elected al the same time (hall hold their offices fcr oue year. Provided, that seventeen of the Senator elected au, the lecoud Tuesday of October, 1857, to be ascertuiued by lot, a the President of the Senate may direct, and shall hold their office for only one year, aud their successors shall be elected on th secoud Tuesday of October, on thousand eight hundred uud fifty-eight, and biennially thereafter. When any county ehall have a fraction above the ratio for Representative lirgo that being multiplied by teu, the result ahnll he equal to one or moro ratios, additional Bepr. sMita-live hnll be apportioned for uch ratios among the aevera! sea, -ions of the decennial period in the following manner: If there he only one ratio then a Representative shall -tie ailulled to the truth seasiou of tho dcceuiiial period.

If there are two ration Representatives shell be allotted to the ninth and tenth If three to the eighth, t.iiitli, an I t-nt i-reviim; If four to the sev. nih, ninth end tenth, If five to the sixth, seventh, eighth, uiulh and tenth; If six to Hie fifth, nixth, s-v. enth. eighth, ninth and tenth; If seven to the fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth nut! tenth; if eight, to the third, fourth, fifth. sixth, seventh, eighth, ulnih aud tenth; If nine to the second, 1'iird, foiitth, fifth seventh, eighth, ninth nnd sessions of the decennial period respectively.

In determining th number of Senator to which any senatorial might be enti tled ill ll decennial pei by reusou of auv fraction ot a senatorial ratio, the fiaction sliaii be multiplied by five, und if Hie result be equal to oue aanalnriul ratio, an additional Senator shall be allotted lo said district lor the iiiuth sud tenth sessions. 1 1 it be equal lo two such ratios an tidditional Senator for the seventh, niglilli, ninth, aud tenth sessions shall be allotted to such district. If three, then to the fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, uiulh, and tenth. If four, to th third, fourth, filth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth sessions respectively, if this amendment be adopted by the electors, the comities now entitled to more than one member In either or both brunches or the Legislature in the fourth and fifth sessions of the present decennial period, now provided, ahnll have a like number of members in each branch thereof for each session of the remainder of the. decennial I N.

H. VAN VORHES. Speaker of the llnute of Rrprrumtatleri. THOMAS H. FORD, I'retitleKt t.f ihe Senate.

Dated April 3d, 1857 AMENDMENT No. 2. Retolted by the General Afmhlu of the State of Ohio, T.ireo-fiflhs of the member elected to each Hoit tonrurting therein. Tliat it hvrnby proposed to the elector of this Mute to vote ou the Second Tuesday of October next, upon the approval or rejection of the follow lug amendment, ns a substitute for the 5th nnd bin sections of the fourth arliclu of the Constitution, v'u: Pec. 5.

District Courts shall be held 141 each county at least onarvjii each year, ly one or more District Judget elected by the electors of separate districts to be preseribeu by luw, who shall hold their of-I fic for five years; aud duiiuir their conliuu 1 luce In office shall rrlde hi the district Ir, which they ro The provision of the fourteruth ectiou of this' article shall 0 nly I District Judge. The General A teni-hly may by law authorize the Judve 0r District Court, and of the courts of tominou Pleaa, to fix the time of hoMh.g. tleir t.v. court Until District fcb, been elected und Dl.lricl shall Ini held by tho JuCge. of the Supr.m.

Court and oP the Lour, 0f Common as now unihorited. S.8. The District Court (ball tsav. such jutl.dlction a may be pT01. ded by juri.diclion at cr-din bers, aud may requirod to (it a of of m-.

N. H. VAN VORHES, Speaker of the Hou.e THOMAS H. FORD, rriJtt the Senate. Dated April 3d, 1857 AMENDMENT NO.

3. Ffolce'l Aw lh, n.ot 4i Uhy, Throe-fiflh of Ihe niembeia electe.1 ach branch, concurrrng therein, that It be hereby Is proposed to liie ehwtoi of the State, to volt on liia er-oud Tuestlay of October next, to approve or reject the following amendment aa a eubsiUiito for the second and thirst u.fiA..u m.T .1... ub inc. nil siucie OI la Cotisiiiuiiou, All promHtv. Personal and real to lavaiioa by a the true value thereof in money, but such d(lii0.

lion, from credit, may be allowed a. mat ourviuc rrnuuus. nuh is ih.ni nooses, sod all oilier uublio urot.ertv. and all l.i..,..' lion of purely public charity, aud all house used delusively lor public worship, shall be exempt from laxtiou, and if tho tolul value th personal property of any pel sou ahull aot exceed fifty ikuilw. am may be ex enipt from tasatiou.

All property employed banku.g (hall always bear a butden of tuia-liou eauul ta that imposed ou th property of individuals. i la-lol N. H. VAN VORHES. Sjeict th Uout of KtfatienMi-jat.

THOMAS H. FORD, Fruitful aftht Senate. THOMAS H. FORD, Dated April 3d, 1857 AMENDMENT NO. 4.

I'ttulird by Ihe (lentnil of Uluit of Ulutt, Tl. ree filths ttf the l. r.ti'ii to each house roncttrrir.g therein. Tint it lm and hereby Is proposed to 'ie el tnts if tlm Stale, oil ihe second Tuesday nl Of lob next to upprove fir reject the i'ol oiving iiin-uii incut us a substitute fur the first ami c.iml sections of the thirteenth article of the iz: Corpornlhms of cve.v cription lie created, and cnrnor.itt; powers granted only by general I.imi., which shall define Ihe oveis, priviligea aid ini. iiiuuilies uud prescribe the dnliei nnd lia.

bilhies of i-uclt rlnsN cr t'e fcriptimi of corj.o-rulionrf, full the General Ass, mblv mav enact special lnw rel, fo i.nt the General Asiwiiibly may oiiacl spe-ial laiis lor Ihe relief, of cot pmt lon in peculiar case where from their peculiar locution or internal suck special provisions ure quired, ami mnv from time to time alter oj repeal u. such laws, ura uutheriaed bv this section. N. H. VAN VORHES.

Ffoltr the Uuune hf Ilrfirrsrntutire. THOMAS H. FORD, Fictiuiut of Scnuts. Dated April 4, 1857 AMENDMENT NO. 5.

Retalred ly the Cerirnl t.f Slate, of Ohio, three-filths of the niemh is each House concurring therein, ti nt it he. ami heieliv proposed to liie elector of lhi lo vote, on Ihe second Tuesday of October next, upon the approval or ti'ou of Ihe following amendment ns an additional to article eleven of the Constitution. Every county which uow is, or mav hereitier lo en', tilled to more than onu Senator, cr for Ihe resij.io ol the 1.1 period, or lor all, or any poetVui of any decenni.il period sit: II be civitied into us many ceiiulorial ami nt itive tiistricls us Inere un-y Le Seir.u.ia i.t.it ive elective iu nny year or u.iy i.h-' sequent decei.tii'il i. i. c's'iic's ilrdl lie of cotitimioim itin ry.

h.hI each tlisti ict ahullconluiu us uet.riy far Senator or itive us is all.daal.l ilUout violal-I ing the nil- herein gii. a is coat i.rc, i i ll'l vmiii du tillli" toivc m. -nn warn, anv liepreseu- taliie, or Seuatuial illsfict voiiipLsed ol or more ct.iu;ii.., Ly of uuv excess t.t pojiitlitiou ov. a fjtio. h-, "iu tjotial Reprcseiitativi-s or 't'l- lion of the present or anv nilsennent lin'-eu.

niul period, the district shut be into two districts, lor caii pm ii s11( dec-ii- I iitai venou, wi.icli be tons ry.aiid ei.ch slid: cent nar.i t.t; ruu as is aiuiniuoie iviinoul ilu ming coiinli. If by reason of ihe nutioaiiju ol one Scu-atorlai d.sliict lo iinotliei there slmli unv exAcM uf-iopuialiun over it 1 1 latio, which ahull heehtilletl to nd.liti.n.al Senutt.i iul representation for iiy port it. ol ut.v d.c. ii-liiiif period, disuiot, us ulv constituted, shall elect one Sen Coitntie shall he i.ivided into ciMiittn lv the county eom.i.ifsione., oi-mk-Ii ntliei boaiii of oHicers elective au.1 resijent aa may be proviued l.v lau. Al leasi lour months prior lo Ihe election in the.

counties entitled i more tl an nieniher of either house shall he divided disttk-t fosr the reuiuo of the present l-cmiml period. ani at least four in i.nhs prior t.i tlie gen-rul election iu tin: year ol each decennial period, the counties ciuitlcj to inoio thuii one member lor nil, or aorlion cf such i cieceuu.al period, in either or hotii l.onses. shall I be into districts lor liie whole i.i' Ihe decennial period. A cf tho llstiicta of each county s'juJI muy be directed by tl. ccntity co.mi.is.-iou-s: a iimy ho preseri.ie.', law.

N. H. VAN VORHES. prater of flu tUut.e of THOMAS H. FORD, Frti.Jent at tl.e tieiute.

Dated April 3d, 1857 AUDITOR'S Hillsbors, April 11th, 1857. eont. i lurwLfi.iiig ate tire l. 7'foposed consiituliounl as i luu o. kittle hn I on file in this olli'- JNO.

A. PATTERSON, And. It. C. rocji or Fresji Groceries I s.

CrUKl.ed Polvei lied and v.o!.!u Syrnp and New Orlsst'is lu Bu'rreU and Co tree best ani. Ie. trt- Snar lfniisx Half llurrels. bpices of aa tibus, Soda, Rice, Caudles, Soups; Raisin, Cairdles, emons, In Barrels and Kills, WOODEN WARK-WooJ Saws, T.ths, Buckets. Churus, Raskets.

and everv oilier article u.ua ly kept well regulated Grecery Store. All of which will b. sold remaikahly low for cush or Country Produce. "I1'6 J. II.

i- ni rl' 1 and Snail. hKii 'C" can find them all DrugVw'- -f CUit Ut Also variety Chewlr gaud Sinok. ing Ubaeco. together with an estra uilicle of Scotch and iluccaboy Suutl's. just received ami foraul.liy J.i.XJU LKOWN, Aeni julil For Jos.

Kisuca. lrfMl i onixlicnn's Sale, oou. Aleiautl'r I Cosrl of Com. --i win oner lor sala before the nun m.i.. i no- IU A.

ii. uud 4 clock I M. on '3'lsl Aiitfiiat, he Hi town of iii sjij counu uuuihct4 lwuv-fuijr i. -l J)'''(s' Special Cva.iniasioues. Looking" Glu8riatc.

OOKIMi PLATES ouil th. rul. lutf acAe. LfOld rAic refittivl with J- S. Ll.ACK As Al till 'Inns uad li atnr.s a.