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TO TAILORS.

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- eating every description style of elegance
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being work wholly superior thing of the
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LEECIIES! LlSECHES!
JUST received large supply yery esh sd,sh Lee ches
Ao co GOV smyrna Leeches received by the ship Prescott
and Tor s,e hoIesa retail, the lowest price, by
INV " ' q. j. FERDINAND " GOTTA,
mo lmvra Imporrsn Of Lsechcs, Ns Nassau g.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES desir' us Of converting
" Iuto cash THAR superiaOus off Clothing, will
Obtain from the subscriber the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
To families gentlemen quitting the changing
dep CO. having effects OF the Kind dispose of will find it
much their advantage send subscriber, who will
ettend them at their resdence by appointment.
Ii. LkVETT, Office NO 2 Wall street,
aud at 276 Hudson st.
IA line through the post Office otherwise, will receive
pIOm attention j6 lm~rc
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DEAFNESS.
!, AND EDWARDS

DEAFNESS.
DFtS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS,
0S1 BROADWAY--Exuact;--
OOl - cheeriuy comply with the request OF Lieut.. Me-
ntosh testify that he invaded home unfit for duty
consequence Of total deafness and discharges from hi.
that whine New York, his Angland he placed
himself under the professional D cattle and Edwards
AurS Under their he recovered his hearing. and
returned to mis- mtsr7 duty.
Signed, H. McNEVEN, M. d.
Surgeon to H. B. M. Forces Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
sure cure ncpient deafness earache pains, buzzng
singing sounds tbs collections of hard
Ted Of the Their oil has been
Of twenty years. Offices removed 3sl Broadway
White street my6 lm~ec
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POlSONS! POISONS! POISOl

I OISOLN,o! JOIi1OINtJ. OINoOLSO!
RE you troubled with VeGmin! The following prepare
tons warranted TO exsnninate bed bugs cockoaces
moths rats mice flies eas, MOSQUITOES. and all Insects
attach ing The vegetable kuisdom.
The bed bug poison may be used without injury bed
steads aud bedding, and invariably successful.
The Patchoully compound of the moths
anels wooliens, cothng furs chairs cushions Sc, aud
invaluable for cl,,h. fur ana flannel dealers
The Compound Chsmical haze OH Soap keeps tie
bugs, curcuio and other from the Trees plants
and vegetables.
The Fly Paper will dspe flies and mosquitoes ci
fectually
There agency this CITY, only be had from the
inventor.
DR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGGR,
GO Maiden lane, I'd door from William street,
Removed from Wall street
Is. Be purcase where ese
he ,,t,f Inf
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CHEAP
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT :,

m -
3O4 PEARL STREET, LATE los BEEKMAN
THE 81 BSCRIBEk, well known for the chea pness and
durability OF his work. desires to iaorr his and the
public tina he suit the economical OF the
times making garments Of the bes quality reduction
0twenty from former prces and less believed
cent than Of the quality made
ny the Oh ap houses IN TINS city Ia order that gentlemen
pndarstsrd whst by cheapress, the fow bill Of
prices Submitted To their consideration with that
he goods snail be Of the rate quality aud the fit unexcep
tionabe
Superior West of England Cloth Coats.....$i2 to lG
Pants OF Black or D0uble-milled Cassme.es.. to
Vests, If Silk, Satin, &c 2x TO
Making and Thinning in the best style, the following
prices
Goats ... ........... ...$6H to
fdDtS aud vests. Ia to Ia
Superior Beaver Overooats, from. l2 to 20
ma lnse
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HULL'S TRUSSES.
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
GREAT IMPROV EMENT In SURGERY.


TJNIIE FOLLOWING is the statement Of Capt RICHARD
YATES: I'm the lgi2 taken with alterations
legs aud made Application to ply sician who prescribed
but the disease to iacrea bgsn o
itself my call another physician, under whose
renamed for several months AT this time the ulc rtons
became extensive, legs and arms painfully
traced shat TO use crutes applied to other
ph fcillA bat with better by this tfe
head became uiced
gained rapidly that confined 10 bed gvlg
all of being cured THIS IN the OF
then tired the Indian doctors and all the adytrtscd
with beneficial result, At this
of disease accideg ally became acquainted with
German physician, DE- Joseph Hne, who resides { No.
80 Duane street. near Cha ham The d,cne this gentleman
prescribed for proved Immediately ecaciors the
bones began to subsde the ulceraons began heal
limbs began TO gain itrengh and for the first time twelve
months enabled To place upon the ground, with
the hit they the attenu-
aed body Ihis truly astonishing revolution in
nad been produced the short Of eod two menths from the
time had ft tten DR.. Joseph He'nes Prescriptions
it impossible for me TO describe that have suffered be-
side the the hands Of charsAns and Quacs and
could seriously caution the public against them
feeling ofurce the the excellent physician
under have obtained radical has ncuced
20 make this acknow ledgmen These who wish to
South. CAPT RICHARD YATES
N. B-Dr Heine Office 20 Duane street, Chatham
street. mill lm"rc
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TTNv MERCHANT TAlLORS AND CLOTHING MAN
i UFACTUkERS-WIL FITZMAURICE
Teacher Of the arr Of measuring aad drafting garments in the
in all its branches.
clothing to his beautiful style OF coats oyercoa sacks
DOrsays &c also his antaloOns aud which he
ready furnish OF shape and style line
addressed him. % Duane will with immediate
alton.
His references the first master taors in the city
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COLD AND SILVER REFlIEH AND AS5AYER Or
" MErALs-uar Cold Old t}sid and Silver, Jewellers
'ad ''''"''h' sx. BERES S@aRD o1mcs wal. street.
Works 4l Mercer 1t.
Fine ge'd Rolled Silver Plating, Brass and Plated Metal,
constantly on hand. 113mSm
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Oh r.APESI LAHPET koTAULISHMENT IN THE
UNITED ST. TES, NO 80 BUWERY.
A NDERSON X DObBS have just received large and
splendid assortment OF spring patterns Of superior
quality English
IMPERIAL THREE PLY CARPETING PATTERNS !
chat cannot be found any other esa shment Fine and
Lom Carpetng Venetian, Hal and Stair Carpets.
Floor Oil 10th uit-d and Turkey Hearth Hugs PaIior
Door Mats, Tale ard Piano Covers.
DOUBLE SUPERtlNE INGRAM CARPE1ING !!
All Of which purchased low for cash. and will
he sold cheap at No g. Bowery.
N. B-2O, 900 YARDS, all Wool Carpeng As per yard.
5000 do common do, IS per yard.
ANDEhnUN u DOBbs, 90 Bowsry,
m28 2wsrc the first Carpet areaouse above Hester
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lSOIL1 ~ SGprL IssEsA a.
DESlEk.AhTgM IN LENI t5gRl

IsOIAE ~ sUucD Ia1sIn.
.,u bEEslpA.h "a AZ ,s IN AZ tENi tsIEf .0
DE WHITE cA sTkEET his Fan. ls f S"S
iecsysa holo~ sesh. 1t be put the
@ s@S 5 :oa 5s T w.s nd
thslo painful end Iseieas ' aithcAy sound
asu.d il society. Offer their sstimon.4. the ps.!
- 1t admirably adapted ioE enesr teeth and nervous
~ sS or s teeth with ,ss S
all IsspesS perfect ior ie The Sra says ;Df Gsse mas
sen aGI mt q
ns sa snS S p wSes u r' s
81 GaEv sli's1 JR GIsALDERoN DE LA
rom Donna saSs T. Queen Of saa to the Uned stss 4
DO sr ta % T o s a. ans ss:
and sliu Dentist ftandag his professions
ty VITA plssars a % those who may require
the aid Of fla Professional services en-
teeth e;sS j many f1'. AT
ss' n <: sss.4M sss;:
81 S. n p S d. Ssss ssa. B. Sayd D. 81
Dr. gsy!ss, Dr.. VIM Graysou. Dr. Derrins, &c &s Ofea
3sl Broadway. my6 lm-ec
- 6cs street. d9er from Chatham Strangers
ruiy informed that " C2reitt member Of the
syey confined from bens easr. TO the ueatmeat
q .s, of ss qSM Sys eys TIE city
II medic do record greater success an is To &c found
nv. of a. la. ia Susa Of vcn. Rn
lew days removed entirely lom the .ystsm
and not by prete and qaacs az sre are several OF them
city. Persons afflicted With pro,Iacted AID insstene
Vocors reputation skill asd ABILITY Structure.
gage Doctors profound attenoa medisins he had
certain diseaae als I'll is ioins ni7 imsic
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DOCTOR BAKER,

DOCTOR BAKER,
MO. ITO DIVISION STREET is consulted daily BY
~ strangers and citizens Of both Dr. D. regular
and legally qualified physician and and
cure CHARGE all diseases of private Letters post
paid with g. osed attended haste and
to any part Of the country Hours Of consultation between
A. M. and p M.
r. S-Prvsie apartments for the Of patients
lu,.,
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)a; Ai,LrNS BAtSAM on hORhHOCND LILY Err
Pain the Side Papitatlon ofthe Heart ShoTtness Breath.
and Consumption vanish under its In recent
u, pr : VAN HAMBEkIys EEMAi.E REN0vATING
sructons TO single marr;e females. and will all
cases restore the natural condition Price 81 per box.
WARDS VEGETABLE HAIR OIL, for the restoration
and growth Of Ha Swing health and beauty sad preventing
oadue:s will turn e HAIR gradually dark ind make
n-ur,autly very days. Price 10 PEI bottle
DIR. ATKINS0NS VEGETABLE GOLDEN ONT.
MEN certain for all Sc6fuous eruptions ch chap
ads salt rhenm letter, ring scad head.
cadren scrc eyes, and cSAc<sc lips fnce ~ cents per
box. -
HElCULANEUM FuL2--Ihey seem 70 have bat oas
usiversai actn search disease and
where seated how long has existed whether bs
preyug lungs, heart liver Spleen
stomach, ulcer the ank hmbs Prizes
81 50 per box.
Grand TAU ym<ec
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NEW GOODS AND RED ~ ~ PRICES AT
ART rs
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
lS WILLIAM 81 ORNER OF ANN ST.
SINGLE TRIAL W convince any gentleman that there
Dress Goats made 10 ,oer at from S2to 500 Pants from So to
SO; Vests from $20 and every other article in the
line proporonaby low got the beat style and good tit
warranted
,eSevea large sssoItment 81 ancy sumner -,
before giving your orders
Gentlemen furnishing their Cloths &c. have the
made and trimmed usual the best manner the following
prces-Diess Coats 81 to $780, Fock Goats So TO $3.50 Fans
aud Vests 81 80 TO So
Terms cash on delivery
irGl m u III. r. M.
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ID. WUHEI.MS

IMPORTER Of French and German Fancy Articles and EN-
bodery Wholesale and rta having rceived by latest
arrivals entirely and BEAUTIFUL stock Of go.ds Of
foas tee pablo in general and the ladies particular that
he will sell following articles re
and Pulss Six. Chenille Canvas rastsms Perforated sef
Berlin Cast iro. Fyures Cano-sticks. BIC Willow Barst
Chairs iabei; Porcelain ayes from IL: Royal frus
sian factory; Ladies' Seei Ornameus Days brooches
and Bracelets; Artificial Flowers at txemey lox
trench Perfumes Toilet; Note Paper China U Paint
ings &c &c. Importing ali his own goods them
reseers than before knewn ths
Having Europe will fuihil orders OF
all descriptions on the lowest terms. -
No 2s4 Broadway. New York.
js2 1m*ec 81 fremont Row. Boston.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-02

Nearly every democratic paper we open has a
long list of changes from whigcry to democracy.
The State Register gives list of 81 who support.
ed Harrison in $780, but now go for Polk and
Dallas. The Pittsburg Manufacturer gives the
names of 30 or 40 in that city, who were pro-
mincnt wings in 1870, but have now left the
sinking ship. The Ohio Statesman gives 20 or
80 renuncauons every week and 30 it goes in
all the states in tho Union, not even excepting
Rhode Island, where astounding changes in favor
OF democracy have taken place. But it mus, be
con'cssed there are also some changes in favor Of
whlgery, as appears very clearly fromsho follow.
ing which we copy from the N. Y. Plebcian:
The Courier and Enquirer Of Friday saws. "Grp.
Thomas Edwards, Of Bridgeport, Conn who hn,
Tor many years been prominent member of the
l5ry ,Jco party, and who was their candidate for
congress lew yeas since, has come out Tor Claw
and FrcIInghuysen. He is saiu w. be a man Of eX-
tensIvo influence. Alfred Edwards, his son, nc,,.
toore known as a succossfu loco ioco orator i,
now on tour through the state, using all his in.
iluence for the wing cause" Now this "Gen.
Thomas Edwards, of Bridgeport Conn, so nom.
pously introduced by the Courier, instead of he
ing Tie prominent parsonage represented by that
print, IL, as we learn from tho Journal Of Com
morce, nothing but a poor old negro man. and
"Alifed Edwards his SON." /. a negro siinuleton
who amuscs the mass meetings of boys by smell.
ing words, III which he raises such utter rebellion
against the spelling book, that the hoys cheer him
right merriIy.
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WING 'LIaiin,nnr

Horace Greedy, editor Of the New York Tn.
bunc, has lately written some learned editorials To
prove that James X. Polk is "G0h-mte man. ~
and wholly unfit for the presidency. This sam,
Greedy, in the Biographical Annual for lsll, page
52 speaks of Mr. Polk in the following terms;
ain 1889, JAMES K. POLK, ONE or THE
ABLESI MEN AND MOST POWERFUL
SPEAKERS IN THE S0UTH-WE took
the field us the administration ivan BUREN, can.
didote for governor, and, after canvass " un.
preecdentcd yehcmenec, in which he pyored him.
SELF an orer-match, boA ia speaking tai,al and
personal address md pqpUiaTtg for bis opponent,
Governor cannon, hn was elected by same TWEEN.
iy-iyo hundred majority
Now, which shall We believe, Greedy in lSil
whom writing for literary work, aud influenced
by little feeling either way; or Greedy in lSii,
when writing under AL the heat of yioen, poll.
teal contest, and influenced by every prejudice
against Mr.. Polk that can inhabit The bseas, OF
the most devoted party bigo,
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NEW YORK STORE.
TO 6C closed al auction.

To tIUNttI ~ UUIItUf.
THE subscribers, wishing to concentrate their
u business at Buffalo, will, on the 18th day OF
August next offer their whole stock at No. i23
Lake street, Chicago, at auction to the highest
bidder.
Their plan of sale will be such as TO give mer-
chants, pedars, and all others an opportunity of
obtaining perfect assortment OF goods in one
days attendance.
'rhe stock Of goods is too well known to need
n particular description, but probably containing
the most general assortment of dry goods and
groceries that can be found in the city,
Sale positive, in lots to suit purchasers, and to
continue from day to day until all arc sold.
J, ID. SHERMAN & BRO
July 81, lSlt
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It caunat he doubted bu, tbs, tbcr, il , I,r,,
class Of politicians Ia this country vb, s,i,l elm,
az closely to the higb.to,eJ f.d,r,I J,ct,ioes If
Alexander Hamilton ms ,liI Tho mo-, ,;,i.,, g.
daralisl Of f1g8. bu, on account If t,e;, u,y.pp.
hrily, they have seldom the COURAGE 10 syov
them. Yet, it Is true as ever. Tint 0y.ie, t,c
heart is full the mouth soe,k,th ,,,,,;,e.,-,,...-
ly happcns that, in an unr..,,,cd r,,,,,,, a man
wilt DO an act, or let l-,n nm
at once .i,closc sentiments which he has s,r.s.-
.y entertained bu, suecs rr:ly concealed f,,....
Such h9gi.y {fpo,.e WA l.e l,,lara,i,o a.. q,
Webster, "Lel congress take care If ,ss fic, and
the t;..o,;ii. L..c,,,.s, ,., ....-.p ...., 49,.
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Gov. Poii,'a Ancestors.

a lew OF the most INSCRIPTIONS Of the wing
papers, such as the Richmond Whig louisville
Journal, aud Mobile Wing, recently started a vile
story that Gov, Folks grandfather, the late Cal
roiN' oil ~ e., was tory in the revolution.
Now whether true or not, no charitable man
would contend that the circumstance .hould at.
iee' Me moral or political standing Of Gov Polk.
bu' the chorge,n cveryrossibIo sonsc. is vile f.
bncaiion, The editor of the Nashville Union
says he has seen full, clear, conclusive. and de.
monslratyc proof of the high, honorable, md
manly course pursued by Col. Ezekiel Polk, as d
citizen of North Carolina, before and during tb,
revolutionary struggle, showing that he was ,
true whg OF l7i6, aud CALAMITY bore arms a,
such 10y the side of hts knsmen of the same nmi
y name, and his noble whig fellow cit1cns.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-02

Mo"er Of StoneS.--It is stated upon
good authority, that the farm of Mr.. Kel.
ly, IN Nenango township, Pa, was visi-
ted on Saturday last, with a very singu-
lar phenomenon. The male portion of
Nv KS family were in the field hoeing
corn, when stones commenced falling
around them 50 thick and fast that they
were compelled to seek safety in a pre-
clplIate retreat, They retired to the
house, aud whilst they were sitting in the
kitchen, three stones fell upon the floor
apparently from the ceiling
One of the young men had occasion to
go to the stable and the same scene was
presented there. On Monday the same
mysterious and unaccountable phenomena
occurred again. Some of the stones
weighed seven, ten, and some as high as
fifteen pounds, and were of the common
slate and sandstone.
We have received our Information from
source on which we place the u,mos,
reliance, although the description of the
scene is very imperfect. We understand
that ten on twelve persons of unimpeoch.
able character intend giving their a(Iida-
Wits to the public in confederation Of This
report, --- Democrat,
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vaguely as it is expressed, is not fIicul,
10 divine. 1t is native Americanism' and
'evangelicalsm.'
The author, it is true, does not formal
ly advocate union OF Church and State
nay, he, in words. expresses his dissent
from such union; but he expressly con-
tends for a political religion which, of
course, must be test of political rights.
and ihat this political religion must be the
religion of the majority. lie transfers,
boldly and avowedy, 10 religious matters,
The doctrine tha, the majority must gov
ern, and that the minority must submit
1t Is true he attempts to make distinc-
ton between what he calls ecclesiastical
Christianity, and the ethics of Christian
Iiy, but it is distinction which can
amount to nothing; for the ethics of re-
ligious denomination are founded on ITS
dogmas, and IN enactng the ethics, YOU
do necessarily, by Implication at least,
enact the dogmas themselves. Enact
what the majority define to be Christian
ethics, and you necessarily enact the the
ology, christology, and anlhropoIogy of
the majority, for these are the foundation
and source of their ethics. The practical
effect of Mr.. Frelinghuyscn's doctrine
would be, to establish the religion of the
majority as the law Of the land, and TO
declare every man destitute alike of ciUic
virtue and of moral virtue, who should
dissent from it, and presume to worship
God after the dictates of his own con
science.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-02

The Chicago Journal says that the Vermont
Gazette, probably the oldest aud certainly one Of
The saunches, democratic papers in that state, re-
feses TO support Polk aud Dallas. This may be
truc--wo should DO sorry 10 accuse The journal
with faIsehood--but it appears the Vernon, edi.
tor has not yet found il out as that paper hap.
pens 10 carry the names Of Polk aud Dallas in
glaribg capitals at rs masthead
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THE FREE TRADER,
Ottawa, HI, Fridny, Hugnsi =, 1874,

MEssns. HisE & OsMAN--You will please to
announce in your next paper, that my name is
withdrawn from the canvass as a candidate for
the legislature. WIN. BARBER,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-02

The N0rmonS.-From Captain Gray,
OF the steamer Polosi, we learn that the
two Laws, who are seceders from the
Mormons, have commenced settlement,
near Rock Island, on the Illinois side,
and that large numbers of the Mormons
are quitting Nauvoo and joining the Laws.
The Potosi took up a number Of families,
on her last trip, and was to take up seve-
raj more on her next trip. The division
among them is "A happy circumstance for
themselves, as well as for the community
i'll which they are located. We trust it
will, to some extent, check their invaslons
upon the rights Of others, which caused
the recent difficulties at Carthage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-02

steamer, viii bring tie news of the actual
completion Of the arrangement. IN the
mean time Col. Oakley is engaged in Sc
curing the assent of the American bond
holders 10 the plan proposed, and so far
as he has had opportunity to confer with
them, finds them ready to concur. The
success Of this measure will secure the
speedy completion of the Illinois and
Michigan Canal, which is Of vast mpor.
lance to tie property Of Illinois, and we
may say to The country gcncrgIy.-
JgLAMal II lam.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-02

The Hon. Caleb Gushing, Minister for
the United States, arrived at Macao on
the 25ih of February, in the U. S. Frig-
ate Brandywine, after long and tedious
voyage in the China Sea.
Mr.. Gushing and his Secretary Fetch
er Webster, Esq, had taken up their res
idence at Macoa, having met with very
hattering reception from the Chinese au-
thorites, as we'll as from the British
Penipotentiary. 1t was doubted wheth-
er Mr.. Gushing would consider it neces-
sary to proceed to Pekin, as the Chinese
authorities were opposed TO it, and desired
to treat with him al Canton.
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To the Democrats Of In sniic County.

Fellow CIrIzESs--Fearlng that my contn-
uing 10 be a candidate for the Office Of sheriff Of
La Sale county may be the means of ccctlng a
wing to that office, | am induced to decline any
longer being a candidate hope my friends, to
whom | am grateful for iavors shown and assist
nncc rendered me, will 50 in heart aud hand for a
good democrat. +. HANLEY.
Aug. /, 1914.
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A Formidable Ueapon.-The editor of
the Savannah Sun, has examined, and de-
scribes, rifle that can be discharged AZ
times in about one minute and quarter.
1t has but single barrel, parallel with
which is brass tube containing AZ char
ges. The butt of the gun is hollow, in
which is deposited the apparatus that
loads the gun, puts on the percussion cap,
pricks the cartridge, and discharges the
load.-lnstaniIy, by drawing thee exter-
nal finger pieces, the barrel is again sup
piled with fresh cartridge, again cap
ped and fred The inventor is Mr..
Baldwin.
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Aug. I, 1914,

Mfssrs. Enirons-ft has been generally I'M
derstood by the wings that Mr.. CusnmAS would
run for county commissioner; but, on application
to him, he declines. hisreasons are, that he con-
Sidors il inconsistent to run for two Offices. Please
insert this in your paper this week.
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Illinois Cdaai.--Col. Oakley, one of
the Illinois Commissioners on the subject
of the Canal loan, returned to this coun-
try in the las. steamer from England. At
the date of his departure, the prospec, of
completing the arrangement with the for
clgn bondholders, was entirely favorable !;
and i, is probable that Mr.. Ryan, the 9TH
or Commissioner, who in company with
Gov. Davis, is expected by the nex,