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Bluffs

WITT " V4NII
For the cure of Dyspepsia A que & Fever, Bill
lous and all the complaints generally arising from
disordered state OF the stomach or digestive or
ganS.
This Medicine seems we'll calculated to afford re-
lief IN any of the above diseases its componc MT
parts being of such mild and innocent nature -
striction being necessary except to refrain from
the use OF Spirituous Liquors during its operation
The season has now advanced when every one
requires little Purgarive Medicine for the better
preservation cf their health the subscr iber there
lore takes this method of informing his customers
and the public generally, that he has prepared a
large quantity of the above Medicine which ht
has Tor sale at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM.
Aug 10 Corner of HIGH and Middle stz
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MISCELLANEOUS
49, 49, 1s s:sss1 $3.50 ST. 3
lNRuST SALE NIs N,rEA M EN1:IN -

'CRUST SALE OF STEAM ENGINES,
CAkS. &c.-Pursuant to two Deeds OF Trust
executed oy the Portsmouth, s. Roanoke Rail Road
company, dated, respectively, the I4th of March
lS4o, and 18th October 1S43 both duly recorded in
the Clerks OHicc OF Norfolk County Court for the
purpose OF paving certain nntes due 10 the prcsi
dent, Directors, &c, of the Farmers Bank of viz
GINA, and the President, Directors. & Co of the
Bank OF Virginia therein provided for in tl,. fret
OF which deeds am the surviving Prusce; aud in
me second was appointed 3, IL Trustee, 4 shall
sell NJ public auction, before the Court House in
portsmouth for cash, the 4th of September next
at nall past 10 O'Clock, A.. NJ the following nro
pcrty mentioned in said Deeds to wit Two En-
gines, seveially called The A. Joyncr and A. Em.
merson i eight wheel Passenger Car called the
WASHINGTON eight wheel aggagc Car Screw
Cutting Machine; ~ four wheel common Wood
Cars; eight wheel Freight Cars; 20 Cast Iron
Drilled Rail Road Wheels, OF so many of the thre.
last described articles ma y be in existence and
one eight wheel Engine called the Roanoke and
her Tender, made by Eastwich s Harrison
Should il be deemed advisable by those interest
ed In the payment of the above notes to posrionc
the above sale until after the sale be made by the
Board OF Public Works under the mortg agc to the
STATE which is advertised to- take place noon urs
inc same day. then the above property will be sold
immediately alter sucn sale.
Ihe title to the above properly is believed to H.,
perfect all OF IL having been acquired by the Puts
mouth Roanoke Rail Road Company alter its
mortgage 10 the Board of Public W orks and dulv
conveyed as above mentioned; yet acting as Trus-
tee sh5 II sell and only The title egally aud
equitably vested in me by the deeds aforesaid
Aug NJ ii. WILSON, Trustee.
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CANTON TEA. Always ON hand Gun pow
~ der, Imperial and Young Hysou TEAS, fresh
and good Lovers of good Tea would do well in
glvlng us a call and our Tea trial Also choice
BLACK TEA which has been pronounced excellent,
/. G. SCHOOLFIELD & CO.
July est DrnSS;sts
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zen UINE HARLEM OIL.-Just received
~ (tom direct importatiou) supply of Cen
uire ii HARLEM OIL. Warranted to be The real or
hce. Foo sale at the Drug Store, Sign of the Bic,
Mortar. CHAS II HEINITSU 'S
July 30 49,,
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SWEET OLL.-Just received
= anothc, supply of that very fine article of pure
Sign of the Big Mortar ~ ''o'''
July So CHAS III. HEINITSH Aren't
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M EAL, M EAL.-W We are receiving daily Ivy
1VI the Baltimore Boats, a superior article nj
hobIED MEAL. WILLS & co.
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Lieut.. Maury. of the National Observatory, has
been making observations upon the star An
tares. aud he declares il 10 be triple star.
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ERESH PTRE SpICEs-As L. -

ERESH PURE SPICES.-As tic picklipr
season - approaching, wc have ACCORDINGLY
ordered iull supply Of PURE SPICES, ground (.
mngrownd -Nutmegs, Mace, White Ginger, Long.
w bite cayenne and Black Pepper; Cinnamon.
&c, Sc. Sc For sale at the Drug Store, High ST.,
July rs CHAS. II HEJN1TSu A,o,.
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OLD POINT HOTEL.-There will be q
~ GRAND FANCY BALL at Old Point Hotel
on FRIDAY EVENING, 14th of this month
Aug
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WILL BE SOLD at the Custom House on
w MONDAY, the Path instant, the folloving
ARTICLES tic si from the Wind Mill Light Boat,
1900 lbs Copper from bottom OF said boat
Lot Composition, about 100 lbs
Boat Is feet long and Copper fastened
! Lot standing and running Rigging
| Old Galley
And from the Reysnue Gutter 7anev.
Lot Copper, about 200 lbs
Lot Composition.
d, BY order Of Conway WhittIc, ESQ.,, Collector for
the Port Of Norfolk. - wv
Terms cash in Specie Funds
Aug l5-tds w. B. SOREY. Anc,r
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A CARD. Tncro is AN impression prevalent
a mere mat another person is connected with the
business OF this Shop. | would beg leave most re-
spectiulIy to say, that it is not so. | am on NV
own hook, make or break and shall endeavor
ny close attention and low prices to merit liberal
share of pu5c patronage
DANIEL s. CHERRY
Tin and Coppersrnith
July % Under the Sc Old Dominion Office
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DAGUERREoTYPE OR PHOTOGRAPH

- IC PORTRAITS.-T The subscriber has Inc
pleasure to announce TO the Ladies ami Gentlemen
OF Norfolk and POI tsmouh. that he has returned
and will take charge of his Daguerrean Gallery in
person for short time only
He begs leave to state that from his LONG exner;.
encc IN this business. and recent wonderful i'm
provcments that he is enabled TO ma Ike Likenesses
any that has heretofore been exhibited Thcv can
he inserted in Rings, Bracelets, Pins Cases or
Frames, and are Warranted not to fade or rub off.
Instructions given in the art
large assortment of Apparatus and Stock al
Ways on hand, at the lowest cash price. CALI al
Rooms Co ner OF Main and Talbot SITS
Aug 4-u&OD3t J. TX. WHITEHURST
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N.Y. HI a M PEON BACON.-l0 900 lbs Hog
- Round BACON, in aae order, for sale on con-
s'Shnicnt by JOSIAH WILLS.
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~ pipes COGNAC BRANDY, Just received and
for sale by J0SI4U WTIS gnu
July 80
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HAIR BRUSHES, pERFUMERY. &c.
IL cholt c assortment of HAIR BRUSHES, some
Oh winch are OF the best quality, with Perfumert
and Fancy Soaps of varions kinds. Also Tooth
Nail, Busting and Cloth Brushes all of which we
are prepared to sell at low rates
/. G. SCHOULFIELD & Co.
JuiV Zo-ot Druggists
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July %

MAN UFACTURED TOBACCO 0o
NA packages of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
pounds: hall pounds, SIS IS and l6s at prices va
rying from 8 to 90 cts per pound for sale for the
manufacturers. tJuly 1SJ j. WILLS.
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~ q a
A gentleman on the Western Brancb
HEaal having more Land than he wishes to c,,lti'
.s.-1-lvate himself will either sell ONE HUN
DKED ACkES OF the same, or let it TO sklfuI
Gardener aud Horticulturis on such terms az ,,,;li
be agreeable to both parties
The great advantage these lands possess FOR early
crops as well as variety of production. and the To-.
ciliy Of transportation To market. bavimo. a r,vj.
gable stream for boats running through, 6y which
the Baltimore and other Steamers may be reached
IN two hours from the Farm, renders them great
object to the Gardener
There is no need Of dwelling on tho advantages
Of Gardening for the northern cities in this yicin
~. Experience has proved il to be highly profita.
bic, and the market is never foil.
Letters addressed to r. f., Portsmouth, Va on
the subject will be promptly attended to
Aug II
o. The Baltimore Sun will please COW Tho
above advertisement .imes, weekly, and send bilI
70 this of1ce.]
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ITO THE LADIES AGAIN.-WecaII,I a.,

ITO TIL Il LADIES AGAIN.-We call the
attention OF the ladies again TO this superior
article, NYMPH SOAP, for he complerion Its con
slant use viii change the most bilious complexion
INTO one OF radiant whiteuoss; while on the neck .
hands and arms il bestows delicacy and (airnes,
which its continued use will happily protect, will,
every appearance of youthful charm TO the most
advanced period of life. The genuine only for sale
Mt the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
Juiy 80 CHAS. H. HEINITSH Accent
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w HlTE LEADING have lately received n
" large supply of WHITE LEAD of brands
NO: >, and pure. Gro nd, Green and Black
Paint, Linsced Oil, Fish OH SC
!. G. SCHOOLFIELD & CO.
jury 2o-5t Druggists.
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II EF ID y AM Els = Tx N'T'TDN will resumc
~ the Exercises of his FEMALE SEmtx.pv nm
MONDAY, Sept. 18th
TERMS:
LIST Glass SIG per Session of months
I'd do Ia do do
Bird do II do do
An additional charge OF 81 per Session for Latin.
and SIS for French. '
MUSIC, on the Guitar or Piano, So per Quarter.
Aug i-law4w
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ROOKS WORTH VING.-Thc Deacon.
- ship, by Robert Boyle c. Howell, d D. author
Baptist Church, Nashville, Tenn .-nricc a. cents,
PuTc Christianity the Worlds Only Hope by
Rev'd X: w Cushman. For sale Of thc Book and
variety store OF w. II. III. HODGES & co.
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR ,sa7
. NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF Provisions AID CLoTHlNs.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, }
BUREAU OF PRovIsIoNs AND CLorHiNsS
August 7, 1916.
SEALED PROPOSE LIS, endo, sod Propo.
~ sa's for Beef" and ' Proposals for Pork >" as
the case may be, will be received at this Office un
nj o'clock, p. NJ, on MONDAY, the l4;h day of
Sep,emor next for furnishing and delivering free
oil al cost and risk to the United States
rive thousand four hundred barrels of Navy
Beef, and four thousand eight hundred barrel, of
Navy Pork.
Each barrel {, contain not less than two hundred
pounus hS't weight OF Beef or Pork excess of
weight in either article will be paid for. To be de-
hvcred at the respective Navy Yards as follows:
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
- Will be sold at public auction. for cash
s=aa before the Court House door of Norfoit
-al=lCounty, on MONDAY next, the I7tb Of A.,
gust, HOUSE AND LOT on Middle street. sitna.
ted between the lots of David a. Reynolds and Eli.
"a Dayton. Also my interest. which is one seventb
in and to a House and Lot Of Land stua ted At ,bc
Corner of Queen and Middle streets ej., in five
Slaves, which said last mentioned Honse and 7 ot
and five Slaves are held by Mrs. Ennice 49,
for her life as dover. TfIOS. J. DAYTON
For JAMEs MURDAUeH, his Attorney.
Au0C Is go -''O'" my
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WINDOW GLASS.-Wc keep constantly ~,
w hand large assortment of IVindo,c (yioss NJ
various brands and numbers, which VIC arc sellino
on accommodating terms
T. c. SCHOOLFIELD g. co.
July 2S-5t DrupTi,s
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COMPARISONS ARE ODIoIJS

The Church bell Of the Universsls, Church
IN Peiershsm, Mass, was sold for debt last week
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II HLE'S GAMES; containing the cstsb
- lshed Rules and pCactice OF Whist, Brar Loo
Chess, Back CANNON, Draughts, Hazard Domino
&c, &c For sale by
Jure II w. #. Fl. HODGES & co.
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MISS BUCHER'S DOM ESTICj RECFIP,r
1fI BOOK; Designed as a supplement to the
Treatise OH Domestic Economy. For sale BY
July w u. u. HODGES & co
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PIO AND LAGUIRA COFFEE.-4OOb a q.
IL OF prime Green quality, for sale by
July 80 JOSIAH Wills.
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BERMUDA ARROW ROOT.-A 10, of SUI
- perior BERMUDA ARROW ROOT has lust
been received at the Medical Emporium, Corner of
High and Middle streets. Persons wishing to OBJ
tain prime article would do well to call and pur
chase some of it from the subscriber.
Aug 10 HENRY BUFF.
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=, if his (or their) proposal to flemish Beer .,
Pork Gas the case may bc) for the NAVY ,c accent.
ed by the Chief Of The Bureau Of Provisions and
9Th day of October 1916, with good and enficisnt
sureties; for the fnment of his Cor tbcrr) engage
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GORDAN,S LOTTERY OFFIC

ENSCHANGE on New York and Baltimore in
IL sums to suit purchasers can be had az
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S,
Dec A-tt Lottery and Exc hangc Office.
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PENNE LEAVES abound In gummy mat
~ ter, which they readily impart TO water, form.
ing rich bland mucilagc, much used, with great
advantage, as drink, in summer complaints o.
children, diarrhea. dvsentery, catarrh, &c. To be
had, at all times fresh from the Drug Store Sign
OF the Big Mortar.
July II CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
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ERESH SEEDS.--Wc have iust received
Il another fresh and full supply of GOOD SEEDS,
such as Yellow and White Rutnbaga Turnip Large
White Norfolk do, White Flat, Globe and Ions.
White do CaJbnges--Drumh'd.S Savoy, Flat Dutch,
&c, and all other seasonablc Seeds. For sale at
the Drug Store, gn of the Big Mortar
Aug4 CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-04
The Difference.
Globe.

A capitalist invests one thousand dollars in
banking-for this amount he is authorized to is.
sue THREE THOUSAND PAPER DOLLARS. While
this paper IS in circulation, he is receiving SIX
PER CENT. INTEREST ON THREE THOUSAND DOL
LARS, being EIGHTEEN per cent. on his original
amount of money which was only one thousand
dollars.
If the farmer attempts TO take more than STA
per cent for money he has at interest, he violates
the law and is punished
Thus, the laws of our state are passed for the
benefit Of the banker and the capitalist, and The
oppression Of the laboriag mani
When this same capitalist loans his three thou
sand dollars TO an individual, he has become a
debtor to the public for that amount, yet he is
actually receiring eighteen per cent interest upor
that debt.
The laboring man pays interest on his debrs
while the banker receioes interest on his.
Is such legislation democratc--s it just? i
not our legislation bolstering up the capitals
and enriching him at the expense of the aborin&
masses of the country? Indeed, it would appea
so, and those who are opposing this kind Of le
gisIation for the benefit Of monopoliss, are call
ed 'desructivcs.' If to be called destructive
for advocating EQUAL LAws--for advocating thu
rights of the aboring man against the encroach
monis of the purse proud and Unsuitable pape
money speculdtor--he legalizcd asurcr--wt
glory in the appetation !--SeneoG Advertiser.
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o, Shame. where is thy Blush.

The reader will recoIleci that last winter the
federal majority attached two townships and sew.
eral sections 10 Morgan county, for the purpose
Of making il federal. The resultof the last eIec.
ton has shown them that the people cannot be
controlled nvotiRg by fraudulent legislation
and that there is yet danger that Morgan county
will still be democratic with the federal territory
annexed. This being the case, they have intro
duced bill into the House to take four sections
from a atownsbipin Washington county and al
tachthem to township III Morgan county, fol
the purpose Of securing their majority inthe
county
Where this cutting, carving and patching for
political purposes IS to end, We cannot say -
There isa point, however, beyond which the peo
pie will not co. TrumbuH Democrat
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Getting your feet wei win most assmodly
cause you 10 take cold. Hence cough and ir-
nlalon Of the bronehi, soreness Of the throat and
often dificpliyo Of breathing, rising up Of phlegm,
&c, and if proper medicine be used 10 cause
the Lungs to throw on, this secretion of mailer,
ulceraions oflhe Lungs will be prevented, and
the patient rescued from ihe insidious embraces
of that fell deslroyer=-C Consumption.
The only certain and safe medicine prevent
this fatal distressing calamity is Dr. Duncan's
Expeciorant Remedy. Il arrests a cough in a
few days; heals the liberated Lungs; gives
strength 10 the weak and debl:tlted; tranquil
zes the disturbed system, and finally renders
sound health.
A fresh supply just received by
w. B. BEEBE, Cadiz.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-04
Cons UMpTION CAN BE CURED

A FEW facts for persons afflicted with Colds.
IA Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, Difficulty of Breath
ing Pain in the Side Breast and Chest, Bronchitis and
that delicate aud declining state of health so common
before Consumption sets in.
AllpersOns who may have any OF the symptoms a.
boyc enumerated or those upon whose vtals the swA
and silent moving demon Consum pon has placed his
death-like grasp need not yet despair Of relief Why!
Because EAsTMAs's CONCENTRATED BALsAa OF Wild
CHRRRY, has already cured many such cases. and viii
lcerainly restore many more ifom the grasp of the
''gm Vsaged monster, IL those afflicted viii but try it,
Do not say. Ihage tried this or thatand il does me
no goodn but try this; and IL, after using it, you arc
not in some measure restored, then you may well de.
lspair.
Easman's Concentrated Balsam of Wild Cherry has
cured many cases. Here is the proof III short The
certificates are in full around each bottle.
J Robert Carter of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was attacked
with pain in the side, hard dry cough and difficulty in
breathing. These symptoms increased rapidly, until
at last he brought to thai fearful stage where the
Icod night sweats commenced, which presage speedy
dissolution of the spirit from the body. AT this time
he commenced using Eastman's Concentrated Balsam
Of Wild Cherry having previously used many remedies
to no purpose Before he had used ono single bottle
The was restored complete health aud has continued
SO ever since. Read his certificate on the wrapper
r. P. Crowoll, Of Putnam, Ohio certi6es that he was
cured of and distressing cough, pain in the
side shortness of breath. and night sweats, by using
lEastman's Concentrated Balsam of Wild Cherry His
cough and oppression OF breath severe that he
lcoud not lie down.
i Mahon Davis, of Deerfeld, Morgan county, Ohio,
states that daughter Of his was in decline for six
Tseyen years. with severe cough panin the side and
Ichest, and other symptoms indicating Consumption.
She used various remedies among which she used sew
ien bottles of Wis.ar's Balsam of Wild Cherry which
was not Of the least benefit to her she as last re-
Sort (and many others willdo) got bottleol East
mans Concentrated Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and was
Icured.
Do you believe now? We might extend the list of
cures effected by this medicine, but Of what avail? IF
l,lso
then your belief These certificates not fictitious
stories, got up for the pnrpose Of selling the medicine
Ifyou doubt, write the persons visit them, and
tho bloom Of health covering the checks Of those SO
lately the verge of the grave.
Again say, before it is too late, try n bottle Of
Eastnan's Concentrated Balsam of Wild Cherry if you
wish to save yourself from death in Consumption's
! tghastly lorm.' For sale by II. EASTMAN,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio
Also for sale by JOHN BEALL,
: decSr'45-6m Cadiz, Ohio.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

ME subscribers have just received, and are still
Il manufacturing, for the approaching season,men's
Kips and Coarse Boots, Youths do, Ladies' Cater
Boots ladies geuts and childrens Shoes, of the diff
erent varieties all of which they endeavor to make OF
u superior quality, and are selling at vastly reduced
prices. They haYe also very large stock of Eastern
Boots and Shoes, and can supply Lose who may pre-
fer that kind of work We can sell mons heavy coarse
shoes at $l12a perpair, and other kind in proportion
Gentlemen's fine Boots constantly on hand and made
to order.
Farmers and others are invited to call and examine
our stock, and see whether they can't make it heirin
terest to buy their shoes and boots ready made.
The Ladies are particularly invited to call and exa.
mine new and splendid article Of sippors; also a
splendid lot of Buskins, Caters, Half Gdiers. &c.
oct8-tf #. & B. W. PHILLIPS
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A Curious Story,


The following interesting statement appears
in the Washington correspondence of the Rich
mond Enquirer. 1t is indeed, as the writer says,
a commentary upon the soundness of the prnc-
pies upon which our government is based:
81 have lately had the curiosity to ascertain
from a friend the cause of the recent change
Iof Senator Levy's name to Yulce; which, as it
embraces the history of a family who have, in a
comparatively short time. passed through more
singular vlcssludes than that of any other pub
lie men in the United States, / feel so strongly
tempted to lay il before your eaders, as TO over
cUme my scruples in such cases. So here il is;
His grandfather, whose name was Yulee, was the
FirSl Councillor, or Grand Yizier, Of the Empe.
ror of Morocco Of those days. The son Of the
Emperor engaged in a conspiracy against his fa
theirs life and authority, which it became the duty
Of the ancestor Of Mr.. Yulee to check and pun
sh; and in so doing he was compelled to throw
the Prince in prison. Shortly afterwards, ant
while the latter was in confinement, the old En-
peror died, and his son went from The prison L
The throne. His FIRST acts were 10 cast his fathor
friend and adviser into the same dungeon, wher
ho died shortly afterwards, and to order the con
hscalon Of his estate AS the sovereignis will
/ WdS tue Obil1 law kuOWU VI NAulOSCO III SuCU Cu
ses, the family, to save their lives, were forced
| Ay somewhere beyond the authority Of the ne,
Emperor, and chance favored them with an es
cape 10 Gibraltar. Soon afterwards, the fathe
Of Senator Yulee, then young man, went to Gu
ba, and, changing his name 10 Levy, entered r
to commercial business Mr.. Y. was born in tha
island, and came with his parent TO this conntr
about the time Of The cession of Florida 10 III
United States. lie is, perhaps, the younge.
man in the U. s. Senate, 6fwhich he is q mos
useful and promising member--notwithstand
the fact that bis grandsire was as staunch an
phlegmatc an old turk as ever sat crosslegge
or whiifed the houka. TO my mind, instance
such as ibis go strongly 10 prove the soundnes
lof the principles upon which our government
based; casting IFS shield, as Il does, around al
4 who choose 10 partake Of lis blessings, and ad
Uniting all alike to an equal participation In il
|cgery privilege, which ensures to the country a
large the benefit Of character and talent, accom-
panied BY energy sufficient to make itself fell
whether generated in The Alps--in Sbena--u
near The Deserts Of Arabia, as in The case Of MI
lYuleo.