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b. A. FAilNESIoCK'S VERMIFUGE.
PEREZ CITY SAFE
An y CEHTAIN ClFE FOR WORy.r.
CkhTlFlCAtE Of ITS efficacy can be seen AT
the store OF the subscribers sufficient 10 -
sly tle NEST lncfedulous. Price - cent
NHlTELEY, Green Co Pa
Hr. b. a. FahDesfock d. 90. W. 1915
Dear Slr: have teen usln. your Vcrmrrlae IN
nay practice for number of years mi 6SJ ~
thc most sur and safe Worm Destroyer hat /
was called 10 child SIX or seven a., s.,
hav, Iol2, which was thCn IN soasu5s win tL,.
worms, gave o. one wal of your VeruIf,I,,e n,
rrCod' - ilI sciHus, and the child nee, ii =, ~
worms In few weeks, / gave il anaihfryiiI
~" u Sseu 2"' more making in all go Worms
ne chisI recovered ulme' lately, ana has er,iov-
ed gooe health ever since. e'Io5
have presumed II M many ether cases In
which II has brought away 200 and 500 WoInIs -
BEWARE OF INTENTIONS.
!hcre are VermI'uses in almost every section
o. tSe COUNT asserted To- be the same. Or equal
20 FahTeSl0ck s. which Is not The case = H.
r. none like IT,. They contain dan go, 49,; o,,rI'
dents. Avoid them as on value lie and beoIib
DO nor be rersua5ss SAFE ,G ana eficaeious one.
that % h"rs W. ~ answer as well 'S'U'i'
y a FAHNESTocK g. co
Corner Of SIKH aud Woo IN P,,, -,
- M'MECHFN
JONAS RUMBACKER. &,
n - FAHN ESTOCK'S ANTI mi IpII;rs.
llLI;o.IA gentle but efficient catb5r,i. -, -
pressy ag,apled for mily physir; md 5re ~,
surpassed by any other phi i'm Se for Ill %, hul
W Ilch G"tharilc T. indicated. They ', m ~
box containing 80 pills '0 80 CTS lot
r., p% j, mo nc or CoUgA Baham-A valuable
rem'Ay 10Y ousss and G Ids, Price d CT
CoHeh Loz engeSS-These Lozenees posscsso
ne I',ougs Oh INC best Couch Syrup, are conyrl
To the taste. Price p cents. ~ P''"S"Ht
Tar,aIEatiDe LoseHges for the cuve Of the
1ro aching in which bowel COMEDIANS ar, 10y ap-
= Iy uounies3me as well as dangerous. aveTy
"Iaay shonIa e provided with bIx Of these
" certainly cure. Price % cents VII '"9
Liquid OPoieidOc This pencfrattng or,i,Ia
55ossi Sses double The strength of the G, n,mon
enl'niIy applied. Price 25 cents ''"-
For sale by u b M'MECHEV,
NhCrluv Va
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&. :. MAZE lime FOR wOasr, H.

- Ne 0l.t -tpu ,,lii, ,-s
<eistt ~-Slz1-.SS O.. tu;,r, O. On Iii- place. 20. =
n fyz, 80 u''r,L 4 = .uu cl'rN Monday
49, :es.,-SSS. ycdr,soy and Friday far
\y.s.cs t,.r, elo.H Noryn'k DC. via Nj Pleasant,
t'adz and Caual Diver, running m cohuecti"n NH
lines Er Lower SruAu,Nv. Pruy>SurE, and uu H.
Detroit rae fare un 'G> rlulc ur> .ccu reduced ~
prpiutIiuu 90 Ihc rues, travellers wishing go go
urrrh Will find Co., q rh, ap. spc, dy aut pleasant
route Ollie n' the bar of rho L ) Hotel. Wa cr
.ueci, Wheeling, Va. JOHN MNI.lNS.
prprsstnr.
R,urt.r, Dfx~rslN Ag.,t lau u
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VIE TRIE WAY 30 RECOVER
HEALTH

N individual ouiy wishes To kun the Right
. va. % ruIsae 1t; and there are none, were. 10
Hlru'y M de kIo va how Lille might be prolonged
md a. ealru recovered, who would OF adopt The
D. an. Evidence Is r,qui ed that the r'Eht way l.
tTcbv,rtd. This T. ~ h1t those su0cring fou,
ikuess want 10 be satisfied about. For " hu
dUoon. 30 a. not 20 tuj1y aii The heal ID Us hOJs
ls cal able of! N.uI. there tIdt wnuId not i've
when ll- tNlcTfa' CO can So u,ch beGctit HIM
sci. and family! 10 Is mH.Guch ply tact, that .
cry laT-oi r)"nrtun ut the IN 81 use fol mCmh err
r society die D. en- the ages nfthIry Gnd iOTt..
Tow many Widows auC he p .Css orphans have
zen tue caustq o.. nc, Of mankind not hIyI = u
their own power tie u.CaHs II restoring health
A hon LOST
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NOTICE TO UJuInEVs-
NO. IIa, WAN sTREET.

UPHDLSTFRY WARE
VIE subscribers beg leave ioiniofHa the Citizens
OF wheeling nud vicinity that they have on
naul nm extensive assortment of UPHOLSTERY
w AXE consisting in part oi Beds. Bolsters and
i"'""s' Curcd Hair. Spanish Moss. Cotton. Huskd
9fHng aud Straw MaIrasscs. Also. Neniiian md
'.'i " indo" Blinds OF every variety and style. on
hand and made ru or,lcr
Sioum B'als furnished with every article Of fIrni.
lure Ou The most accommodating terms and NJ short
Hpirc. MENDEB g. HARBOUR
De- 10
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Important Arrival
NOtRISON,S PILLS.

Or Me URiUerS1lU est3bie mod5CtHe At tie Brush
coRec OF Hcaih-L,Hdoa.
IENlIESE Niic,ncs cure every disease which
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a u e. e.

pOTASH.-A few casks Potash, lust received
ana ioi sale by CALDWELL
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Martha Conliu has lived ru my family the I,al
years. aud hereby certify fhsf a., 49,
staiement made BY herself b. c0rrert
Mre MlHF Do TIErg
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Whife Lead

EINlGlITEEN HUNDRED KEGS PTPr
EZWHlTE LEAD. which we will sell. Whole
sale or Retail At The very 1uwesI price orhe Piusl
burgh Manufacturer
mcb 81 If RAKER G. pOpf.p.ra,
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hav, confidence iu the representation made
bY Martha COuln. aud have foil kn8wladra al
her c1se- elijah u pURDN.
Alderman i0h Ward OF tHe cffy OF dow yggE
Dec GO. 1872.
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Know Martha COnlin, aud believe what she
STATES 10 iuls document 10 be perfectly true.
JOHN POWER

pace lUII lIIHIuuco In fno ef1fITIIsnf 1naI,I
by HHrlHa 'ouHHi LaEfag known her tire mast
twenty Feirs VIII rbsefIuI.y give any particulars
~ t'i''Io" io Oct nlre iI Dose who may wish
infihet iul fmalou' ST. ELIZABETH
Sbpeu0r gt the EJm1g Cathode Or5.au NsyjIgr
PRIME street, NcH YORK. lDac o. i-f2
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only towards oppressed aud down-uodden Ire
land, but the world.
The Press. with the exception OF two OF thfee
Of the Wing stamp, are all united IN forwarding
this moyement, and the popular cry oil ne
PEAL has become as much the watchwoid u
our citizens, as did the word LIBERTY IN the
days that lried mems souls.
The effect of these great movements are ye'
to be seen both here and 10 Europe. May they
prove beneficial TO all parties, and be the means
of emancipating from worse than Egyp''an
bondage, enthusiastic, liberal and noble hearted
Ireland. J. c.. Harris, Esq, late OF The Nash
wi c Union, and who has been appointed com
mercal agent, with especial reference 10 our
tobacco trade, sails this day in the ship koches-
ter for Liverpool.
John Hoax Peasants, II appears, has hha''y
Withdrawn from the Richmond Wing. where
shall we now look for the most refined abuse oil
the President2 la him, Henry Clay looses one
of his most INSCRIPTIONS advocates, aud w hg-
gerry one OF lis mo,l RUTHLESS exponenis. Truly
The world must suffer from this.
RANDOLPH.
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BALLOON ASCENSION

THRnLNG iScID Sr.-John Wise, the eronaut
went up from Carlisle, Pa. on Saturday the 18th
and has written an account OF his adventures 10 the
Philadelphia Inquirer Soon after getting up the
breeze carried him into a huge black cloud some.
Thing like i've miles IN diameter, where he expert
enced difficulty Of respiration, almost 10 sufocation
followed by sickness Of the stomach. This however
somewhat abated for short time the cold in the
mean time becoming intense, and every thing Of a
horous nature hickly covered with boar frost IL
was 30 cold that he feared the gas would oondense.
Tie was mistaken, for be soon found himself tossing
IN The cloud, surrounded by a morse like thousand
mil!dams, and distant moaning lie was hurled un
and down about hundred feet, eight or ten times.
during space Of twenty minutes through masses of
zee, snow, and seet- lie became SICK, but was re-
lieved by vomiting, and at last was released only by
'he escape Of gas, whom he came down from the
clouds covered with snow and ice 20 meet the penq
OF terrible shower which falling on the earth
Tie escaped TO the earth in safely. lie was probably
IN The centre OF the terrific storm which wa. evident
" raging on the whirling principle Of Mr.. Espy lie
Is, We believe, the irst grouaut who ever entered
storm Of such severity
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GInERAL ORpKRs, !
No. 80. !
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ApurAgr Generals OFFicE,

WAR DEPARTMENT
ApJuTAgr GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, June "a, lo43.
The following order received from the war
Department. announces to the Army the melancholy
intelligence of the death of the distinguished HucH
swNros LEG.nE, Attorney General, and Secretary
Of State, ad interim, of the United states
SWAN DEPARTMENT,
June "a, iS43.
The President Of the United States directs, that
as a mark Of respect to the memory OF INC hon'
Hugh Swnton l. egare, Attorney General, ana seere-
tary of State ad interia, of the United States, VINO
died at Boston, Massachusetts, on the 2Olh INST APP
propriate military honors be Paid throughou. Tue
Army. SAMUEL nv mTo
The officers OF the Army, in common with their
fellow citizens, deeply regret this national loss ou'
the bright example Of the statesman, IN the PAIN Of
honor and distinction still remains equally for The
emulation of the virtuous civilian and soldier.
In obedience to the commands Of the PRESIDENT
funeral honors Will be paid to the memory Of the de
ceased at he several Military Posts of the Army
Guns will be fired every half hour, and the nationa
flag be displayed at holt staff, from sunrise to sunse
on the day next after the receipt OF this order
The usual badge of mourning will be worn on the
left arm and on the hilt of the sword for six months
BY order:
r. JONES, Adjutant General
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IMPORTANT IRON MsSuLs-.qusulpf 10 sei.e The ro-
reTrment-Greai Slaughter Adviccs TO the 9th Feb.
ruary from Manila, have been received at New
YORK. The U. $. Gazette contains the particular.
OF an usuocessful attempt to seize the reins Of gov
eminent, attended with melancholy loss Of life
me 2ld January, Don Domingo Roxss who had the
government contract for gunpowder and Aquadicnte
ana was IN aihuent circumstances formed design 10
seize The reins Of government and make himself Go
vernon. lie bad hired the troops by the payment Of
sS0VOO, part Of which he paid in advance, The bal
ance TO be paid when he had command of the ci,y
ana the whites were murdered The insurgents
commenced operations al O'Clock at night by muir
dering The ofces while asleep in the barracks then
went to the principal fortress killed the officers, and
were joined by the soldiers their companions. The,
then endeavored TO get into the Palace 10 Kill m
governor, but he heard them, and by move of great
pompttude turned out and got the artillery up 10 The
very entrance Of the fort which he retool by blow
ing The gates of their hinges. Many Of the rebel,
Jumped INTO the river, calling upon the soldie TO
JON mem but they, seeing they had lost the day. re
.useo 70 90 so Forty Of the rebels were shot on m.
9tn. hosas with his two sons and intended sop.ip.
sr, VIII doubtless pay the forfeit Of their lives N.
property OF The former, which Is immense. viii h.
eonhstsled All Is now quiet
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The following declaration of rights, issued by
the Irish Catholics assembled al Caltra is taken
from an English paper recently received, viz;
"First. Self-government-the making of our own
laws suited to the wants and wishes of our own Peo'
pe-lhe Interpretation and administration of our
men. ~ w" "in "'
% Secondly The freedom Of religion, and the ex-
tinction Of a heavy and unjust impost, and Of all
compulsory payments by one body Of christians TO
the teachers of the doctrines of any other persuasion
Thirdly. The improvement of the condition of
all occuPiers of land by well considered plan OF
fxi.y u tenure, which, while it would TO the
landlord moderate and adequate rent for his land,
would, at the same time, insure TO the tenant the
benefit of his own labor and expenditure in perma-
nent Improvements.
"Fourthly. The total abolition OF the oppressive
grand Jury cess, and the present inlqutous system OF
poor tars, and the substitution Of welreguated CHAIR
table institutions"
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CONFERENCE.-The PIcayune Of the 10th inst
states that Breedo,e Of the persons arrested for
stealing the Treasury Notes at that city, has made an
unsolicited confession, in which he duplicates nobody
out Holiday, that they stole and made use Of the
notes Holiday extracted the ink so as to make them
passahle
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- M,soNc-GRANp LopcE, ID. CA semi.aB.
nual meeting Of the Grand Lodge of the District of
Of Columbia, Of Free ard Accepted Masons, will DO
held at their Hal, corner Of l2th street and Penn
sylvania avenue, this Saturday evening the oath
June, being st Johns day, at which the officers,
past officers, and members said Grand Lodge. and
all other Masons Of good standing IN the District OF
Columbia, are hereby respectfully invited TO attend
BY order Of The VI. W Grand Master
june "a VIM. GREER, O.. Secretary
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,

June 2i lSi3,
The officers of Government employed IN inns
Department are requested 10 wear Grape on the
left arm for thirty days, as mourning on oeea-
sion of the lamen,ed death of the Hon hugh
S. Legare, Attorney General OF the onied
States, and Secretary of State, at INTERIM ana
in memory OF his distinguished talents and ex-
allied worth. ). Z. SftNoEh'
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LATE TsoN MATANzss.-The schooner Caroline
Captain Swssey, arrived at Charleston 90 Monday.
in four Jays from Matanzs. The Transcrip, learn.
from Calt that the news reached Mstanras the
DAY he sailed, that an in.uuection had broken out in
The leland ofJamaiea, and that number Of PERSONS
bad been killed, but he did not learn the extent or
any particulars in relation TO 1t. An English brio
was totally lost on the East end Of the Island Of Cuba
while going in TO load. Capt s. did not rocoect her
name.
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NOTICE

Tns YorSe MLs Of this city are respectfully m-
yited 10 attend meeting TO be held on Thursday
evening, June 29th, at the corner Of and streets
In the School Room now occupied by Mrs. Ogden
for the pu sc Of organizing Total Abstinence So
ois,y. u Is 70 be hoped that the Young Men gene
rally will come uP to our belr, and aid IN pushing
forward The Elorions cause
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DISTINGUISHED VIsITERs.-The steamer Val
ley Forge, which arrived this morning, brought
as pas engers the Hon. Thomas Hart Benton
OF Mi scuh; j. j. CrinendeR, of kentucky !;
and J. Philips Phanir, Of ~ York-.Saint
Louis Gazette.
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Prinier'-The St Louis Organ" referring 10
movement for far rates Of compensation among The
printers at Cincinnati says, "men who serve repu-
lar apprenticeship TO The printing business are poor
ly Is cents per 900 ems; or Al 50 per day ID 70
quires less study and less brains to become resnec
table physician or lawyer, than to acquire even
passabe acquaintance with the art and mystery az IN.
printing business We knew man, now in he ei,y
OF New YORK, VINO laoored hard for FIVE years to
afterwards studied medicine, and became one of tbs
best physicians IN that oity.n
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Extract from hs Yaledlc.
tory Of the Hon. JoiH
Uhiie, Speaker Of G.s
House u Representative,
March 4, l643;
4" In the course Of our
deliberations, ia a mo-
meDt Of eommotion and
excitement, ! am sens bic
! may at times have wCuE-
dcd the feelings Of mem
beers. | have never ar
rested the progress VI bu-
siness 10 enter into eXp.a-
nations. My position 10
this chair made it impos-
sible for me 10 40 50 with.
out endangering the CT
der and dignity Of tins
House. Besides, the mo-
ment Of irritation Is not
the most propiilous time
for satisfactory eXplana-
ton. ] have chosen, atall
hazard Of injustice to my
motives, 10 leave my jus
LITIGATION 10 the calm and
sober reflection Of mem
bers. On my part, | have
no wrongs 10 complain Of
from any individual on
this floor. II any have
been intended or done,
they have long since been
forgiven and forgotten.-
! thank God | have no
memory for injuries.
That the scrutiny Of
time will prove tins House
TO be the sanctuary Of the
Constitution, the citadel
Of civil liberiy-the PAL
ladium Of this Republic.
IL is here-it is here. in
this grand inquest Of
the Nation--here, if any
where, that resistance viii
be made to the silent arts
OF corruption, or 10 the
daring encroachments' Of
power. And if the Con-
stltution-the sacred char
ter Of American freedom,
be destined 10 perish by
the ruthless hand Of tie
demagogue or the usurp-
er, (Which God avert,
here, upon this floor, It
will breathe its last ago
nies--its dying gasp. -
National Intelligence Il
March, lS43.
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Erffacf rom me t1edsct0-
~ Of His Ereellenoy
Huron Burr, Wee PreSi-
dent ofthe United States,
10 The Senate, March 2,
1905
80 lie said he was sensi-
bic he must al mes have
wounded the feelings of
individual members. He
had ever avoided entering
into an explanation at the
time, because a moment
OF irritation was not a
moment Of explanations
because his position (be-
ing IN the chair rendered
il impossible 10 enter into
explanations without OBJ
yious danger OF conse-
quences, which might ha-
card the dignity Of the Sc
nate, or prove disagreed
bic or injurious in more
than one point Of view
that he had therefore pre-
ferred 10 leave 10 their
reflection his juslihcalI n
that on his part he had
no injuries to complain
Oft any had been done
or attempted, he was ig-
norant of the authors
and if he had heard he
had forgotten, for lac
thanks God ht lad no
memory for injuries.
This House, he said, is
a sanctuary-a citadel OF
law, of order, and of lib
erty, and If is here-it is
here In this exalted re-
fuge-here, if any where,
will resistance be made 10
the storms Of political
phrenzy, and the silent
arts Of corruption. And
if the Constitution be des-
tined ever to perish by the
sacrilegious hands of the
demagogue, or the usur-
per, (Which God AVERT
its expiring agonies will
be witnessed on this floor"
--Dapis' Life Of Burr, PIP.
36l-2.
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CoUNr ZiSzrcHcrr.-One Of the most distinguish
ed admirals in the Russian Navy, is iunt Zinre-
choh, who Is native Of Meredith, ~ "A and whose
teal name 1. Tho. y William,
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NEW WORKS AT FRANCK TAYLoRs.
MARus cnuzzLEwrr, part 2, by Dickens
Price q IL cents.
ENCYCLOPEDIAS OF SCIENCE. LITERATURE AND
AIR, rary sm.-Puc 25 cents.
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OFFICIAL.

Hon. AbelP. Upshur has been appointed Sec
retarT of State, ad interim.
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lSTrnKsrSe FROM CuBa.-An extract Of a letter
IN the ~ Y. Tribute, dated Mansanlla, Cuba }
June ith, says
In consequence Of the smallness OF this town. Of
course the amount Of business done here not very
considerable. However, we have our share great
deal OF sugar IS sent from this place during the sea-
SON. there at present great quantity Of sugar in
town ready for expectation. ! have no doubt II will
all 20 within the next month.
Our tobacco trade is great, suppose. rs al any
other port IN Cuba. There are some of the largest
plantations within the neghborhood of any in ali The
West India Isles We have any quantity Of leaf to-
bacoo packed ready for expectation
The health OF this place not generally as good as
IN the rest Of the ports Of Cuba although nothing of
serious nature has appeared yet The yellow fe-
yer has not made ITS appearance in any single case
here, and from accounts from other ports and iute
nor towns, no cases have appeared to give any alarm
whatever
We have been exceedingly annoyed with ocos-
sional reports that pirstcsl looking schooner had
been seen cruising among these Islands. and after
close inquiry believe have ascertaned her to be- a
schooner belonging on the Spanish Main, with no
other purpose than that Of saving II Is nv opinion
that ths The same schooner reported to be pirate
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One Of the old "Revoutoner. y who u,. ,r.,o,,
at the celebration wore hat the corner ~ 49,
was pierced with bullet hole and ever and anon BE-
directed his shaking fingers 10 il. and with trer0.
ling voice said, ~ got that near the ,pol vbsrs
Warren fell ~ ~ '"o''
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INFrUgNzL-T New York Aurora says, the
Treatment adopted at the City Hospital, is salts and
ipocsc. Many pbysicians use the ipccsc crenges,
Ebch can be purchased At the drug stores
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LATER From IUCATAN.-Ths Udr CLosed There
hom Sisal, with later intelligence. The Tfopc says
seems to be the general impr sson thai the war in
fucatan has been brought to close. The treaty, il
any has been made, has not been promu gated, but
the Mexican troops had evacuated the emnence near
C.mpeachy and were to leave S sal and Telcbac 20
soon as they could procure transports to convey them
to Laguna or Tampco They tried to get the schrs.
Dover, Cottage, MSgn5e and Frederick, bot failed
The Yucattcos had retired from their fonts and di.
msntled their gurs.
We have no direct information from Com. Moore.
but Capt Curtis understood before he len, that the
Commodore expected to sail in few days for Gal
weston. Tbs, however, is only rumor as Capt c.
knows nothing positive about il.
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From he Saramnah Georgian
A POLITICAL CURIOSITY

We have seldom been, more amused than We were
in perusing the following extracts which We ind
rsyed side by SIDE In The Trenton Gazette. They
represent the speeches Of Aaron Burr, Vice Pre'-
dent, upon his retiring from the Presidency Of the
Senate in March, 1905, aud that Of John White the
CLAY Speaker OF the House Of Representative upon
the dissolution Of that body the 4th OF March last
We venture to say that remarkable coincidence
never occurred in this any other age, or Ia this or
any other country