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69,O99.

The gam to the democracy in the above list, is
Maine. New York, Pennsy vania Delaware, Georgia,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Michigan, Indians-mskng
nine States, giving lib electoral votes which, add
ed TO those States that, IN 1910, went for Mr. Van
Buren,, will give JAMES X POLK and GEORGE
M DALLAS, ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY.
THREE ELECTORAL VOTES; leaving for Mr..
Clay If he should carry Ohio and all the rest Of the
States which went whiPgery at the last election but
sIssTr-Two ELECTORAL VOTES. In the " States we
have named, the wings have lost and the democracy
have gained, on the popular vote,
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DsfTH rson LocKJ.w.-Ssmuel Oscar Priltcheu
an sprent'oe IN the Pensacola Gt1sue office and
bro,herin-lsw n the editor, died lev days sgo 81
loesJiw. While eIer,Inp himself With ptsise"of ,by
zeal IN clearing away the runs Of the late fire. ma
liberated the sole Of his foot which, combined Wlh
q cold from the exposure, eventually Terminated "a
the lcckaw Of which erorucs',na dsesse he died m
lees than forty-slght hours.
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DESTRUCTIVE FrRE IN Pnouprsor.--On Friday
morning, about one o'clock, at Providence, X. L. a
hire broke out IN The dressing Of tie Theatre,
when soon destroyed that building, and two dwell
ing houses, and two carpenter shops adjoining. a
church IN the vicinity was several times on fire. and
was extinguished by the exertons Of the hrcmen
The splendid Telescope used by Dr. LarJner, who
had lecturd IN the Theatre that evening was also
stroyed, together With Russelrs celebrated Paneia.
rum also Used by That gentleman in illustrating BIS
lectures.
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PIRsrrs-The Belgian government ship Charl's
having struck on the rocks Of Borneo in her pas. &.
from Singapore TO Manila, on the 10th February a.
was plundered by pirates The crew with great
hcuby saved themselves in The boat, and reached Ma.
cassa', after laborne for ten days The Governor OF
,he Du'oh colony Immediately despatched a steamer
TO the spot where the accident happened sew. rcIy
punished the depredaiors, eracted penalty amount.
ing to 10000 forms, and took hostages for their .
TUE good behavior.
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capita idea has been promulgated by French
chemist and that is that enc should never be D.
unless mixed with one per cent. of sulphate of iron
and cysnurc Of potash, which would eau it o.
change the color Of any food or dI ink with which
Is mixed.
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nees Of the democratic pary-sstished that our can,
d,dstes, POLK and DALLAS, BANCROFT sno
CHILDS, will lead ON TO certain victory.
When We consider tho great distance from when !.
several OF tho delegations came 10 attend nsn'
meeting we may regard this great gathering as oo'
es,,n an intense degree OF interest felt in the present
or,s,Ssntial contest and noble determination on The
part Of the democracy do their duty q, all hazards
with untiriug exertioo, and without regard 10 We
amount of personal Inconvenience
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Tnr is'us or BIRLrs-The American Bible So
clety Depository has issued FOR the ast FIVE months.
upsafd' oil 4oVVo copies of the Bible per month
Bibles smaller sze, neatly bound are now furnish
ed at irsniyGpe efnis, and iestamen,s at SIR GEMS
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The Merchants Exchange Bsnk, in New Yo'k
has received 500, and cii,en Of Rochester ha. r.
oeived $50 IRON anonymous correspondents VII
have repented OF their evil deeds
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lunatic in Paris, who had been lately discharge
as cured, laid himself in the way of heavily laden
wagon, which passed over him and cru he'd him TO
death.
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LrrrrR' ron Tux MrpfrrRsAsrAE--Th Nor.
folk pspers safe that all letters Tor the ercan fqus
dron IN the Mediterranean, wul be forwsrded u iit
at the reading ICONS IN that Borough by the % NJ
vstnbs
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ST Louis, which has population Of only $500,
actually supports 27inewspapen.
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Wiseoss's,-Esery county IN the territory Of VIE
eons'n has given vote against forming a ate Go.
vsrnmcnt.
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lO,O52 |!

In 1910 the fedcralsts carried Kentucky by 25s73
At the last election they carried Thy 1894
Showing democratic gain and federal
loss, in Clsy's own State, Of 2l,479
In 1910 the wings carried Indiana by 1858
AT the last election, on the popular vote,
they lost it by 1000
Making democratic gain and federal loss
of 1893
Ia 1910, the wings carried Michigan by l,SU2
Al the last election they lost it by 5000
Showing wing loss and democratic gain
of 1902
In 1910, the wings carried Ohio by 1886
During the present month they elected their
Governor by a majority of 1850
Being whig loss and democratic gain Of %, 1875
Showing, in four Western States, including Clay's
State, and our own Ohio a loss to federalism of
two States, and on the popular vote gain 10 the de-
mocracy Of
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ONCE MORE INTO THE BREACH, DEAR
FRIENDS. ONCE MORE

ONCE MORE INTO THE BREACH, DEAR
FRIENDS, ONCE MORE
Behold the victorious results Of the mighty s'rug-
gle which has recently taken place IN the following
seventeen States. Nine Of those Siates-Naine,
Pennsyl,spia. New York, Indiana, Mississippi
Michigan, Louisiana, Georgia, and Desware-~b'eh
went for Harrison in 1910, aud gave him lib cleo
oral votes have given to the democratic ticket sirons
and decisive msortes. AT the Presidential election
these msjorities will be much increased, and other
States will be added TO the number.
Maine, which was whig by Al
+. now democratic BY 10000
Making difference of lO,4ll
nv 2O,93o
The coon majority al the last election but 1867
Making difference in favor Of democracy of IL, 273
In Vermont, in lS4O the federal majority was IA isS
Al the last election il was but $500
Which is democratic gain of IL $50
Algerne Rhode Island carried in 1910, by l,971
AT the last election. they carried il by l,7i7
Making, even in that benz GIFTED State, demo-
cratic gain OF $50
In 40, they carried Connecticut by 6,3I7
Al the last election, Their majority was but l,2iI
Making democI attic gain of 500
These results show, besides the gain Of one State,
gain to the Democracy, and loss to Whiggery, IN
five Eastern States alone, since l64O, Of
Al, 966;
New York, which in 1910 went Wing by 1920
AT the last election it went Democratic by 2l,9S2
Showing the enormous Democratic gain and
Federal loss of 35272
In 1910 the Coons carried Pennsylvania by 349
The last election shows it Democratic by $500
Showing Democratic gain Of 5,649
In 1910 Delaware was Wing by 1883
This fall it went Democratic by 81
Showing Democratic gain Of 1874
In 1910 the Coons carried Maryland by 4776
Now they are rejoicing their success by Asa
Being loss to the Wings of 1929
This result shows a gain of three States to the
Democracy, and, on the popular vote Federal loss
and Democratic gain of
46,347!
In 1910 the Wings carried North Carolina by 1894
AT the last election they carried it by 5000
Which shows Democratic gain and Federal
loss of 1894
In 1910 the Wings carried Georgia by 1921
In lS44 it's Democratic by more than 5000
Showing Coon los. of more than 1921
These two Southern States, one of which is gain
show Federal loss and Democratic gain Of
2O,7l5!
In 1910 the Wings carried NJ ississppi by 2543
At the last election for Governor, they lost
by 1903
Which makes Federal loss and Democra-
tic gain Of 4,S46
In 1910 the Wings carried Louisiana by $3.50
AT the last election for Governor they lost it
by 1895
Which makes federal loss and de ocrat-
&c gain of 5,2O6
And showing, in two southwestern States, both Of
which were wing in 1910, and now democratic,
democratic gain and federal loss of
n
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FARMING AND GARDENING.

THE following works (among many others
l. on hand on the same subjects) are lately
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Sproule's Agriculture, vol. London, le43
Youatt on the Horse, vol. London, l643.
Bainbridge's Guide to the Conserv atory, Hot
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Bevan on the Honey Bee, vol lS43
Weeks Bee Manual, and several other works
both English and American on this subject.
Squarrey's Agricultural Chemistry; also Liebigs.
Johnson's, Sir Humphrey Davy's and others.
Hogg on the Carnaton Main on Domestic PouI-
try.
johnson on Manures and Fertilizers.
Donaldson Manures, on GRASSES, and on Farm
ing generally.
Muhlenburg on Grasses Vaux on Tilling and
Fertilizing Land.
Cattle, their Breeds, Management, and Diseases,
by the British Society
Calcareous Manures, by Edward Rufin, Of Vir-
GINA.
American Flower Garden Directory, by Bust
Sorains Practical Husbandry; Jesse BuePs Far
mer's Companion.
British Husbandy, vol. published by the British
Society
The Complete Frazier, | vol. octave, London.
Outlines of Flemish Husbandry and Reports OF
Select Farms vol. London,
llayward's Horticulture the Fruit, Flower, and
Kitchen Garden, by 2. Neil.
Practical Gardener and Modern Horticulturist,
by Mcintosh.
Botanical Text Book, by Asa Gray, vol. New
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Loudon's Encyclopedia of Gardening and Agr-
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usual price being ST. June
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RANTHAM ON BUILDING IRON STEAM

~ RANTHAM ON BUILDING IRON STEAM
VI ERS and on iron as material Tor snip pulin-
ing-by John Grantham, Civil Engineer and President
oil the Polytechnic Society OF Liverpool, vol, win
plates
Bschoff's Foreign Tariffs and their injurious eff
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London, lS43.
Eisdels Industry of Nations, 2 vols, London.
Montesquieu's Spirit Of Laws, translated, vols
London
Adam Smiths Wealth Of Nations, with notes and
dissertations by McCuoch, author Of the " CONNER
cial Dictionary" vol, Edinburgh.
Tooke's History Of Prices vol, London.
Porter's Progress of the Nation (British,) vol.
Wilson's large French and English Dictionary.
= Wellington's Dispatches Clerke's Naval Tactics
Notes by Lord Rodney.
Z Stephensons Marine Surveying and iydrometry
Becher's Marine Surveying.
= Memoirs Of Lieutenant General SIR Thomas Pic-
ton, vols. just imported from London by +. Taylor
and this day received.
Aug. 23-tf
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Lights, Shadows. and Reflections of Wings an.
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Part 10 of Professor Murray's Encyclopedia o
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