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An Outrage.

The Louisville Journal says,-''A few
months ago, a young man from near
Snow Hill, MARYLAND, named David T.
Riley, came to this city with the inten-
ton Of practising law. Not finding suf-
fcient encouragement, he went about four
miles into the country, on or near the
Flat Lick road, and took school. On
Wednesday last young man from
Shelby county, named Richard Neri-
wether, Jr., went 10 Mr.. Riley's school
house, called him out, and under pre-
tence that Mr.. r. had reported remark
or question Of his concerning a gentle
man in the neighborhood, stabbed HIM
FIVE times, wounding him severely and
most dangerously. The physicians say
that Mr.. r. will probably die, unless one
of his arms be amput-tcd;snd he refuses 10
submit to amputaiion. Meriwcther was
pursued, bnt we have not heard Of his
arrest
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The Suhtrcasurr Bill.

This odious measure was taken up IN
the House of Representatives on Monday
last, aud, by the application of the legisla-
tive screw, the discussion was brought to
a close yesterday, and the bill passed by
a majority exceeding fifty votes. This
is a bold step of the dominant party IN
Congress; after the emphatic manner in
which the scheme was denounced and
repudiated by the voice ofthe country In
1910. One currency for the Govern
ment and another for the People is a sys-
tenn obnoxious to our free Institutions,
repungant to public sentiment, and viii
never be tolerated in free country. IL
we are permitted TO augur the future from
the past, public indignation viii pro-
nounce upon it and ITS authors final
doom in I648.-Nat. Intel.
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The Vicksburg Sentinel, leading Lo-
cofoco paper: thus scathes the hypocricy
of his brother Locofocos in Tennessee:
BANK DEMocRATs.-A dirty mutilated
shinplaster should be the ensign of the
rag Democracy Of Tennessee. The De-
mocraey of that State seem determined
to cling to their thieving paper money
machines, as long as they can succeed IN
palming off their printed rags upon the
industrious producers, in exchange for
their labor. We observe at the head Of
the list of Bank directors, lately appoin-
ted by the Governor, the name of Hon.
A. O. p. Nicholson, the nominee Of the
Democratic party for United States SEN
ator at the late election. Such a hyocrit-
ical, unprincipled party has no right to
complain when one of It's members hap
pens TO out-general another in the contest
for the only object for which the leaders
strive-ofiice and spoils. The devil take
such democracy, say we.- Oh!l
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Motive power will be furnished at the
exhibition rooms for such machinery as
may require it.
As the committee can only give this
general invitation to the manufacturers
and artisans of the country, each one viii
be pleased to consider it addressed to
himself Individually;
Editors Of papers through the country
friendly to the object are respectfully re-
quested to give this circular a few inser-
tions
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a BRIoHT SPoT IN Po1rIcs.-The
Democrats majority in the Louisiana.
Legislature, BY vote of 90 to 10, hare
vacated the seats Of the three sitting Pens
bers from St. Landry ,olnsy, wto were
Of their own shade Of politics, and haro
given them to their VIII. contestants
The latter received a MAJORITY of votes in
the county, but lost The return through
some official blundcr.
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1t is estimated by the Buffalo Com
mercial that there is now waiting SHIP
ment at the various ports on Lake Mlchl-
gan / $50, 900 bushels wheat, 10000 bbls
flour, and $4,000 bbls. provisions, ashes,
DC. 1.-THE stock at Detroit is included,
the aggregate ofllour would reach 20O.-
600 bbls.
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4erinter's Iiisses.

Print on my lip another kiss
The picture of thy glowing passion;
Nay, this won't do, nor this-nor this
But now-aye, that's proof impression
The dear one continues
But methinks it might be mended,
o! yet, i see it in those. eyes;
Our lips again together blended,
VIII make the impression revise.
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ScAHcE.-Unbustlcd ladies, pure and
undefled christians, disinterested friends.
common honesty, sound potatoes, first
rate butter, and RICH Printers.
PLESTy.-Old maids and dried apples.
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WILLIAM W. SEATON, Washington.
THOMAS p. JONES. do
JOHN. w. MAURY, do
DAVID A. HALL, do
w. A. BRADLEY. do
r. c. WEIGHTMAN, do
THOMAS BLADGDEN, do
WILLIAM ESBY, do
JOHN F. CALLEN, do
JAMES LYONS, Richmond, Virginia,
]. p. KENNEDY, Baltimore MARYLAND.
JOHN WETHERED, do do
o. c. TIFFAGY. do do
March 2S, IS46.
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santa Fe Expedition
-.-rez-oz.!eace 5t :3c :; Louis Republican
,


- - -; =, -s,5
SAN NJ oAI' - - - ~
Our oartahoEi o. Li2nt L!LalirE - '-e -. -; -.
me Cotc u; Co. Asar1sy via sst 'ld ese S S
u We ovsfiooS Cspt i-utisca Su---f..-s -. -,
c> the rrst rom Weston TIE later rom No'e ~
a; CoUac Grove. Yesterday we came Up Win NE '
body o: Col Douiphans regiment a; ;.is place aAo TIE
forces nov assembled aere amount - nearly V men
y the -; s,s-; and especially from ne tost 10 nan
River. our marches wers slow sad irregular A!SsF
The fourth ;av however the condition Of things began
70 rh.n-c for ne better our men cot souewhat &C
cl..,oce 70 their duties and our marches proceeded
VIA greater regularity.
twould seem ina; CoulInsiderin-chie i deter
mined 10 make remarkably short mp OF 1T 20 IRuch go
that &c has increased sily marches from sn average
o: eighteen miles per day they II the coriienc'
lcut 10 tve1-sy rye niles and yesterday ne sept Us
on horse from s,.r r!e to near sunset maxim: thirty
four miles N one day
4 need not oe sidsd tta- these forced marches, max
IN ,r e-,;l,c-y 'yir- artillery u good earnest, have
T7uous ,eniency en- gu. horses although i; must be
cous.s, ;ey luI! out exceedingly well bu; l.
Egr col Ks5-usy promises himself such advantages
from speedy arrival santa e. TIA. al MINOR ccnsc
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
from our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Augl.t =. 10

WASHINGTON .augl=t L. l-i5-5 ?. u
The address Of Mr. HAYWOOD !. nov in press.
Copies may be obtained Tomorrow. l shall endeav-
or 10 send you copy b. tomorrow morning mai
IN this wa you viii probably have the hrs; copy
You viii zee bv the returns OF he Election rom
North Carolina that the Polk party have maze ~
lie popularity at the South by this new arm oiii'
The W he nj joritv in North Carolina al this eiec-
ton will double or treble ". C!ays IN l-ii.
Mr HAYWOOD will confne himself strictly 70 d d
modification OF his owl conduct as democrat
~ we cannot expect his defence TO give the
yTbir views but he viii prove enough 70 sho" lle
$50, .. democracy III those who voted Tor the
FD.,ish bill We cannot be expected 20 endorse
his views in favor OF the ole Mckay Oil o, ~ out
az the newspapers which are the nlnIons o; power,
have a,tacked him the independent presses owe Il
N the cause o: Justice TO spread his defence before
the country You vii probably have the address,
to -ive as much as you can IL FRIDAY and 5atUr-
day 5 Tribune
Among the arrivals at Coleman last night was
that Of Capt. AtE&ASpEE aLiDEIL NAcEEszIE.
brother Of Mr. SLIDELL. He leaves this afternoon
FOR New York hir. SLIDELL left yesterday for
Newport.
There is little news 0: interest here now. 81,
most al the Members have lett for their homes.
The TWO South Carolina Senators LEI, for home yes
terdav By. the way OF the Mississippi. The city
appears quite deserted There is plenty OF room
no" ~ tns NOTES. -
Notwithstanding that the Two Million Bill failed
in the Senate by the action OF Mr. Folks friends. IN
trying 70 amend it. yet presume The offer Of peace
will be made to Mexico. ;he rs il 1t had not
failed Lon. before Mr. Polk asked e4y advice
from Congress believe he had taken the resPon-
sibi!ity In one OF my letters some time since on
which cannot now lay my hand. mentioned the
fact that Commodore GOMEZ would be authorized
to offer Peace to Mexico presume this appro
priation was asked only to carry this scheme out.
it was no suddca thought though apparently so Of
the Administration.
The rumor in the papers. which you copied da!
or two since that the offer was the result OF a com
municuton from hlr. BLAcS, our Consul at Mexico
to the Executive, is without foundation. believe
the Executive has had no communication from
Mr. BLACK recently II it had any recent ad
,ices, touching the pacific views OF Paredes they
came most likely from Commodore CoNNER.
shall Try and write you again tonight, and
shall in two three letters OF review OF the ses
sion close my correspondence from this city
shall leave tomorrow morning trip 10 Rich
rnond Norfolk, Old Point Comfort and Plney Point
from which | shall write you. particularly from
Point Comfort. where the Court OF Inquiry Oh Gen
GAINES is holding its sessions.
The weather yesterday and to-day has been
pretty comfortable Ii seems il the air was pur
cr since the District has been relieved OF Loco-Fo
coism RIcHELIEu.
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WHITES RED CORDIAL-Fort the

WHITES RED CORDIAL-For me cure OF DIaf-
w rlra On ping Pans, Headache AcIh- medicine Is
recommended The medical faculty and patients as being
useful II al attended with spass pain ac.diy OF
the stomach and bowels LAs long been found % be one
Of Tue best medicines the OF tarrnoa tysen;ery
collie cholera o.3us, vomiting headache heartburn. and
also or monthly pains. II short FOR al aat.-aeic
arodv- il not surpassed, lille 10. ture;c or deob-
.;r,.rril, y : found very sa.usDle-
Prepared By the subscriber, who Is sole proprietor:
H1c son y. i. l};i- II r. WHITE.
Tie following tfon Be-. Dr. Waterbury OF Hudson,
Is .ong he a1y testimonials that lie proprietor has
c-ived
Whites Cordial different tines. a. prepared by r. x
White for sewers. Ice Diseases mentioned above .aSe
pleasure II Recommending u 10 NJ friends - the laosI va
liable remedy Tia. -i.se ever Used
Hudson. Aar 2l--, is,5- J. q " AIEABU Ri'
FOR sa!e =; ~ cts Per boe b. John 3uilau. s3 Broad
wa Rusaton = Co 10 and 30 Broadway aud 10 A.tor
fio1.-. Jane : .Fnva.l, o. Wli-ns- De!.uc Do
1-v Pa--ruv 81 .s-Oec@va J. !. HrasiIn. 81
s,f...xay V II. BT ll 10 Broadway. corner Grand
=. C. Ii mt. zt.n. I-rttveuus- COZ second.
= Wr. T 2ra Jorl-=t- > 2li- 2. Tucker, 30 Grand
near sC.olA---; & D. =and= 100 Yukon, William
nd Ssrd. Co. - E1=t BfuaG -, Corner yz.zet, J.
J0ass 81 Hoz-toa. corner McDouse!; Geo o. Cam, 81
SIr-e.er. corner Christopher \. who-se.e by Philip
ScLr--t.a : CO. U7 Water, " .Il--- BcUokIyI-J
Dayi-- Fulton corner Cntou-.t- PougsA-eps;s-tlr!zy
Barnes t.E-.t arZ 20 RG-z-'- Hotel Albany-Oeorge
Dexter 81 SAFEST ac po:Eecares Hall State and
Pear sts c Erotans.=I, Broadway and De!avan
Hog-e. Troy-W4ters : ' 81 Setback iela Sneod
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DR. BIRCH.

~ Rheumatism. TIE Liver Complaint, PANS Of the Bones
aud swelling OF The JOINTS al kinds Of Ulcers and Asee
mons Of the af-- from impure state OF tAe blood
This medicine : perfect saf-, and pleasant 20 iaa- One
bottle = generally sGcleut 70 txSt II. ecsc and cor
gl1y from effect Tie certificates ard
references giv-E n Inc Jill of Directors VIII show -a u
xc-. an other D-9r. pspdr for the Iutenon
P-lce - per bottle. or SD --'f coz---
So: b tze proprietor D1lre=- county. P1tfer
-o1 Village Pata1=l Call. -l: - ss Broou=-s'. y.
ii. la-,3rl- SAM FL K. BIRCH.
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DuEs.-DITCaETTFS spa=-l Specfdc for Ire Piles
1-en c-iscr.t-i 70 g-a:s n :s CITY tt wants no
putting hes cured thousands aid Can ce pur-
CEASED house. y RnoseT-.l-s and o. Els Ageuts 2
Kelly. lOi FEluoa-si I? MsrkIe SS5 Grsad-a A Mcleod,
rs EccsO-s L I. klerstet, SO Broadway and OF Mn
Hays, l59 FuItcl-sL Brooklyn, L sSe Sws
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ygw.YoRs CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
wEEX-LXrH DAY

Code of Laws-C0nclliation La"S-ine ihree
Millions in Chancery-The Life end Trust Co.
-s55O poo Defaication-Tbe COmmis>ary en-
eral-Law Reform-Re-or organization Of the Ju-
diciary-Cases in Courts Of Chancefy st New
York
ALEASr "Wednesday, Angus; =, lao.
To tn, Editor Of TIE Tribpns:
slR; The se!ee; Committee, appointed 70 deiee Ways
and Means ior The reduction Code scientifically
arranged book The various rules and decisions and ami
quaed uncertain and nconsruou. ussses aad rlaxiHs
known Is ;he Common Law and ;ae CAaneery OF Civil
Law including ! believe, system OF procedure by
means Q: which rights nigh; .. enforced and wrongs
redressed reported MS morning through NJ. G +
White ihcr Chairman and to II rcpor which IS from
a nlajor-y OF IN. Committee. rel your readers
The Seec; Committee provide WY ;or reducing
into order and common sense our ancient EE=sa Nor
man, French and Ponu6ca forms and proceedings BY
v,eh man N honest man hss boon cs=-sred under
the piessan: names OF Law and JUSTICE were Nessrs.
White. Rhoades N.col!. shepard. Ward Chstaeld and
stow. Who them were opposed TO the intended Law
Reform have not been informed The repor7 i re.
terred to the Convention when n Committee on the ju-
dietary and j. in the form OF article FOR he Consti'u
tinn "
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT Mourn AUBuRS.-'rhis
morning rs some planters from this city finishing
off the upper wall of chapel in the grounds at Mount
Auburn the staging gave way, prcciptaune the whole
number - TO the ground distance OF thirty feet
Two OF them are seriously injured that they are not
expected TO recover and the remainder are severely
bruised We were able 10 ascertain their nau'cs
Boston Traveller, l2ti.
SELLING TIE CHURCH BELL FOR DEBr.-Thc
Barre Mass Gazette saws The bell the Universal
IL Church in Peer-ham sold on execution on Mon
div 10 satisfy the debt OF the former Minister OF the
parish. The bel gwen 10 the society several years
since by two citizens OF Pctershnn.
AsSAsSIyArloN-Rober Harper, young man.
was killed near 81 Louis on the Cd inst by man named
Kouerer. TIE murderer ted, and has not yet been
found
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reports 70 lie Cczrezioa. nat &c r5er Of 5ii.- Sled
IA: ! zJ1ls il0;-t. II fi,e Clsncro.- Cou-- II tac
F-st OF Nevy-.u-k CiEcu-; i=n l-+4 C5snc.7y Sa!;-
3: = SO Exactly Sc azo 5--l-e Chancellor "
y,s-t=. Z. - - ll5-l s=i sci = rs !61
" Ec..lct ai-c reports nc uu-rbc- q ClaDcc-v
--:t- o. Causes which 've-c qe2c-- 11d undecided 7
Inc Fi--t Circuit = follows
1911: B.f5re NJ Ct77.c,l15--
Nav Term at5-oi which oaiy = we're s--rel. and
, OF .nstn had stood o. the Ca.epI-- ;o years and
more.
October Tern. l29 aad only = were argued = OF
iae-l xere over mo year- old
Ic4J Nay Tern-Ce>es, 2iJ-a5 a-=Jled-l20 oftaem
oYe- :gco year: old
oc;o6er-I:5 Causes 20 ofthera overrvvO yesrs old
I3.5 Way-259 Causes - Of them over two year
oIi-onIT = argued
Beforc Ficc C5aaeeii2r NcCeaR-
Causes OF the January, Aprl, July and October Cal
erldar-tro1 JaaGary l5:i . april Term. I,6 IL ali
75 Causes Of which ;hsre argued :a5. OF these
Canes = had siood On ne Caae=c ivo yeers and ny
ward
Bstsrs he 4ss.s.zlt Ice cs1ae,ll9r-
Cst.es or ne Calendar n MS Court a. ths vz.ious
terms from February, l>+t 20 May. ->i5 number Ii92
OF which there ere srEued before li 81 snd ci these
2ia were Cre. tao years L Caascery.
How much longer than Two years ths old cases had
Travelled Do not nnd. nor 40" u!env OF Them v.-e,
though argued -u!l undecided Tire number Of appeal
cas.- i not stated
Nearly 5000 Cnancery SUITS brought II years in
one Circuit out OF eight bur that g. j; remarked he
greatest business Circuit 4
P.S-Alr Swackhaner OF Kings Lriinadveited -t-on.
Is on the Judiciary system and the Loco Judges UNI;
Tor Office but Pa: II by the party lie knows al stoatt
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General \ cities.
~ Saratoga ..p

rP- Saratoga .pr!ng-.-D.. 6. Beal Sln-lAs PHI.
are for 5y HUNG l. lie S1rlngs The patrons
oil ,-- valuable Pl.- WILL Please o5--r.- c. BEL SIXTH
yr.rn Ja bottom Of lar Box Improved Ind Veg
tscgs7coa:-1l ?i- - GEMS Per COX. Once ~ Green
yvicn-s-. Carr n:lck o-o-,z,l y y. ~ Iroi
~ For Boston via Norwich and Worcester
-Il- >-aElrr ClsViG-Ts o-p- " i4I-,, . fsFe >01L-
SIDE u Pier 40. North tlser every tiyR<;Gy - esead-s
.rl lra.ztg =. 2 u connecting I'll The 81 A.-7
Pc.-t ln.59 CALEB PRATT, u. C0CdGc-ot
Practical PhrenoioSists and Publisher
FONLEkS Wells, 1871 Sasssa-s- o1ce 1oSIs ron
oc.ocA a u 70 u = Il y~ D.
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~ We have received the Inst uumber of
snsene Sues new work MARTIN or the Foundnns,-
IT'S .os sale by W Il Graham Tribune Buildings
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D The MOTHERS Journal for August,
saised by Ms Eliza c. Allen IS just issued and for sale
at l22 Nsssau.s,
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rINHE following testimonials are, for tho hrst time pre-
scented 10 the public They have been received during
the past days ts unnecessary IL add single word
other than request their candid perusa The hsl is from
clergyman well known and OF high Gtiannents and rep
utaton A OF - ..,.,..
RHEUMATISM BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA.
" SIDNEY, New-Jcr-ry, July Is, 1916
Or A. II. CHRsTIE-Dear Doctor: promised 10 COM
munca;e with you respecting the elect Vi The Application
OF YOUR uvanic Ring and Magnetic Fluid IN my own case
The time IL rs short 10 justify my speaking positive
is in relation the peruanency OF my cure, but can say
that since the application of your Bracelets 10 my wrists and
of The Band the whole series VI ntrNou, COM
plants has been suspended suffered much from Chronic
Rheumatism Bronchitis aud Dyspepsia, and felt SATISFIED
that those disorders all connected with each o.he'
through the nervous system. have had zone 81 hc Oys
pep-iG whatever since the application OF your ring Nc
uoInng worth mentioning OF hc Bronchitis, tor nave
enabled resume ihc discharge OF my pastoral duties
pGc1rilx aud visiting, sc much TO The surprise Ut my
cougre tion,) AID have Ind but SIM Gle rSinge or TWO OF
the Rhe1 ausn- lhavc enjoyed so far more perfect eN
EN- III on lhese madles distressing as they are than
ina, been nv enjoy for years cannot be too gTn
full God who III his Providence directed me TO YOU can
moi 50; with certainty when shall be IN Newly ork again,
but shall certainly take the earliest opportunity OF calling
on you. r
the same kind OF assistance for two OF my people Many
of nv con affected with nervous disorders,
aud should my be permanent many VIII be Eel 10 APP
py TO YOU have the largest country charge IN The STATE
and my has eieeirfed them $50 To speak, entirely
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
MAGNETIC FLUID.

Regarding The extraordinary powers OF
CHRISTlE'S GALNANiC RINGS BELTS, BRACE
LETS. BANDS,
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PERKINS 4 BROWN.
MAsnrNcroN. Aucust. "a

am told by Dr.. White. who has been many
- ON On ,se Willamette and in other parts Q: Oregon
~, -. Mclaughlin. who has been long time tae
,, IN el The Hudsons Bay Company nj sort an
W. - 'eAn there and become American cit
- =; o., '"'y respected by al the American se,
"S-S 40 SASe'-' hennebcc Journal.
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Observation-Disclosures and irsnsienL-Mrs. Dunlap,
ID ne OF No pey-sL) is prepared 10 accommodate fam
lies and individuals at ~ Mercer near ota
a. - ,.,,,,s yliu
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A ROOM TO IET.-A handsome room on tie Sscona
lur we'll furnished, may be had nj SD Broadway with
breakfast and tea If required. The family is very mail
"a dr,.u
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EXTRAORDINARY CAsg OF Apsox-T A., Sunday
evening, Mrs Louisa pI>brov w., -. ~, cru NJ;
brow OF Stafford. was COMMITTED =, ~ 1, =; a.; -
LACE for bsrVuS AoT Ra>bllG, bora fIj ~ - an;
uav on Saturday last Yesterday W., nod " - -. -,
vcrSat!on wstii her from whom leUrn.,3 -. :.
her intention not 10 burn the barn, bur IN - -
house ana then destroy herself She says bo,s,.
tha. ,hc went thc barn With match, and scrsi, !,
on the bosr,ls which eoS TIRE. She then returned 10 III
hous, and in lns>u- arrangements 10 burn The hosse
and hang herself her sprou TOOK erc some Of the neigh
bors having discovered the tre rushed IL At his time
tore the burning apron from her and prevented the sr
Their accomplishment OF her intention.
rs DisJrow i - wears OF age has three cdEe' the
eldest eight wears and the Youngest ZEN months old
Se SiS> freely Of the whole transaction. ectS 70 con
cesi nothing. attributes al 10 domestic difficulties, and
sic,es that the Law iatc, no greater unhs?pines-
than she has experienced since her second rlsrT!ase
Batavia Times
ACCIDENTS at BtlrINoRY-The Teegraphic
correspondence OF the Philadelphia North American o,
"Wednesday contains the following liens from Bs!t,io-,
son OF Henry J. Rogers Superintendent OF the GOV
crrncni Telegraph that CITY on "Wednesday after
noon fcl under stream OF boiling water, ana was 20
severely injured that be VIII PROBABLY rot recover
rcncontrc took place the later end VI last week =,
s. Msrv'S County Nd in which q Young man named
Parkinson was 50 terribly stabbed wiki bowie la!tc
that no hopcs are entertained tor h.s recovery.
NuRpEKEH EScApEp.-A letter from Injepeud-
ence dated Juy 30 SAYS - Il Harper the murderer
Of w w Mer.i,A OF Baltimore, this place. The latter
part OF May last broke jail about 81 hoar since and hss
net yet been taken lSs LOUIS Gaz- eta-
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beautiful room for "a gentleman ana
Id wi,, with transient boardeTs, may b.
had nj Mrs SWANS Sj MurraysL between Broadway and
steamboat Landings, North River niyl9 Sm
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ITO LET-A furnished front roonand bedroom IN thc Sd
iooT OF house No tt RvIngonsL 10 QUE ~ Two stsie
gentlemen without board The house is occupied 10y
privste family the location very des!rsSe Address
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SPINAL COMPLAINT.


THIS 1, certify that for the pns Two years nave pceh
afflicted with the disease called Hip Complaint during
which lime attended by Drs Carrier and W atson
without rct NJ any relief The severity OF hs disease
Y,s such thar was obliged 10 give my business aud
1, often a!n drys without beng dDe TO urn ia
nv bid Medicine only made worse, aud "as dAiy
getting more and helpless. Early lat "ntcr pro
Cared Dr. Chrstlcs Gayanc Belt pnir OF Bands dnd De
Nnrpctc Fluid and from he time commenced wearing
them began improve ~ health am now stronger ihan
ever wss previous my sickness, and AIN no" 80 TAI re-
covered thai Gun suffer anv fatigue. would also state,
bre- months after commencing the Galyanc Belt
and FLUID framed the whole the timber OF thrrstory
dwelling consider DR.. CA-istIes Gayanlc remedies an
voluntarily and As q matter OF duty the addicted.