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A Mirry SNow-A correspondent Of the
National lnteligcnccr mentions the appear.
nncc Of myIiads of small worms on the sur
face OF the snow, Oh the 9Th Of this mouth,
near Washington city. They are described
as abon, aqnar,cr Of an inch long, and pre-.
riscly like those produced in cheese.
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OHIO L :. Senator,

The following are The ballotins. in the
ONO legislature for L. S. Senator as given
by the telegraph. II will be seen that the
result is the election Of s. y. Chase. Of Gin.
t'nnati, who appears 10 have succeeded by
"a union Of the Democrats and free ,oiIcrS
lst oal!ot-Thos. Ewing II, r. Hitch.
cock. Joshua r. GddincS :, VIM. Aucc
G,S. r. Chase II, b. Potter ,, David Dis
ney /, blank II. 'D'S
~ ballot Mr.. Whitman withdrew Mr.
Allen; the vote then stood, Chase 81, Ew-
ing Al, Gijdings /, Allen /.
81 baliot-ChaSe s., Ewing 80. GiIdip,s
., Vaughn |, blank >. Two ballot, havinr
been deposited for Chase folded in ole. ,his
ballot was set aside.
4lh ballo'-Chase 81, Ewing so. Giddings
li,Vanghnl. Salmon ?. Chase, Free Soil.
elected by majority
X. p. Spalding and VI. r. CaldweI,.dc
ocrats, were elected Supreme Cour, JUDGES
on the first ballot and received 81 votes.
Gilman BioS. free soil, elected presiding
Judge llth Judicial Circuit on the first Lal.
lot, receiving sixty-six votes.
The ''po''tical aniyics" Of Mr. c. NAV
be sufficiently inferred from the following
which we copy from the Chicago Cil-elin
in reference TO Lis election.
The Ohio Legislature have c'ac'~l <. p.
c"ase o! Cincinnati to the United State,
senate, 10 Ill the place Of Allen. This j.,
one OF the most glorious successes in the
anl,siavery contest. Il stands hv the side
ri the Hale triumph Ia New Hampshire.
Mr.. Chase has long been known As al alb.
Hli'lonist-one oithe leading men in the
State OF Ohio-an aboluioust who stood
by Bailey and Birney mid storms of NIB
violence, and on whose head the csecr,.
tons OF loa!e'isn and political emagogu,rv
nave been poured on, without ,.int.
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Nonn. lirn,. A.,n,intinn

Fifth Lcoturc-at the Count House ON
Tuesday evening, Feb. -, at : o'clock.
subject; THE PoaGcd Apeci erMe igc--
BY W. II. l.. WALLACE, Egg.
dd"fi00cc- Members free; Non sub.
>cribcr, 10 cents.
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According to the Philadelphia Times,
the gold fevor is first indicated by an un.
usual opening of the cars, singular cx.
pansion Of the eyes, aycllow cast Of coun.
tenance, u cluiohng Of the hands, and "a
thrns'h'g them repeatedly Into the trousers
pocket.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-02

Governor Brown, of Florida, dcnouuces, in
strong language, the Calhoun movement
Tor dissolution Of the Union.
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The GoLD SrrKcRs.-We oLsery. ,he
so'a seekers OF Indiana are already getting
under way. company of some twenty.
I'VE left South Bend on the 22i uIt. ano.
'her OF twen'y'ionr left Lafayette, on the
same day; and same date a company lef,
Evansville, among whom were the sheriff.
a""''or' an" coroncrof the county. Alltake
the overland route, Via Independence.
IN This region we believe the purpose is
not 10 start before the middle Of April. The
impression Is that there will not be grass
enough for the cattle on the route before the
hra Of May. Many, however, talk of leav.
ing as soon as the river opens. Our belief
Is that over hundred perons will leave
this county.
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II is related that whole edition of the
Bible was once struck off with the letter
c omitted ia the wood changed, which occurs
inl Cor. XIV. OIL, making that sublime
passage read as follows: "We shall not all
sleep but we shall all be hanged. In a mo.
meut, in the twinliling of an eye" &c.
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BY telegraph from New York we learn
that "Wb>kcy sguiet." Glad 70 hear it,.
It kicks up considerable Of noise here.
away, occasionally.
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A MnIry-ln a Taylor procession, last
week, at Lancaster, Pa, young man
solitary aud alone, brought up the rear with
a banner on which was rujcly painted, Il
wants no Office, Zach, aud Use the only one
in this 'erc crowd can say so.'
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POSTAGE ToTuE PACrrIC.-lhe Postmas.
ter adverlsc' the following rates of postage
for the Pacific; Half ounce letters, IL IL
cents to HAVANA, 90 cents to Chagres. 90
cts. to Panama, aud 10 cts. to any ports
north. No INLAND postage is charged on
them. Newspapers and pamphlets pay 3
cents, sea postage and inland postage.
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OF the association is Mr.. Collett, who has
laNeh very active part in the extension
OF the railway system in lrcland.r
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Our friend L. d. SMITH has just bought out
lI"e's old stand, recently owned by Batch
e''er and Sccly. The stock was wcllreplc-
mshed in the fall and is still heavy. As Mr..
D. has JUS, embarked in business, he will
doubtless offer bargains to draw custom.
Give him call. See his advertisement
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Conrt will commences in this county the
3o.h lust, and will continue for two weeks.
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imE0Fout 10 CogSgHp'res.- Strange,
That So many who are afflicted with a
cough, which is gradually wearing them
doWn->lo~iy, but >ur'cv. stealing them
into than drcadiuidt>ca>c, Cousump,iou-a
disease which carries fits hundreds daily
are doing nothing ;or, what is worse.
gnr-mC themselves with Hostrt,ns, that arr
pulled 10 the skies for cures they are said
to have effected on some foreign or nm.
known pcrunS-whcu they might positively
be cmcd by using Or. RogcrS' CompoEud
Syrup Of LirHrrou and Tar. which s,ll
continues to ciiectthc mos: wonderful cures
ever recorded in the annals Of medicine.
For proof Of this, the reader has but 10 re fer
to the pamphlet. aud peru>e certificates
from Judges of the Courts, Ministers of the
Gospel, aud twhat is stronger Physicians
OF toe highest standing, who have IRE.
>crl5cd it successfully in their practice after
all other means had failed.
II Is sold by C.. l.. THuvrsoN. Ottawa.
: G. SMITH, Peru, and G. Sm,.u, New
ark
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SNoW.-Sncw Tell last night to tae depth
of 6inchcs ON the level. The thermometer
to-day between IS aud35a Fahrenheit.
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Far california.

Inn FAIR California Boots just rade and war
kOO runtcd by tbi5 Nm HGskcH
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Il say, Tom, isn't it lucky that that Eel.
lows eyes are cocked;"
"WhyT'
"Because, If they were match, his red
nose would set them on fire"
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What ages are most disastrous TO dogs 2
Saus-aEe>, tO-Je.>ure.
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f'i,ndItp.-ln Young minds there is
commonly strong propensity to particular
lni'm'cies nnd fiehd>hipS.--louth is in
deed the season when friendships are some
times formed, winch not ouly continue thro'
succeeding htc, but which glow TO the Last.
with tenderness unknown 10 the councc.
tons begun III cooler days. The proprnSi
~, therefore, II not To- be DISCOURAGED,
though ut the same time il must he rcgula.
ted with much cIrcum>pcUion aud care.
Too many of the pretended friendships OF
youth are mere combination IN pleasure.
lhvr are often founded on capririuu> Ink.
IngS, suddenly contracted, aud as >ud,lrll,
dissolved. Sometimes they are the effect
81 interested couplai>ahce If iiatt,iv CA the
one side, and uf credul7us fondne,> ON the
other. Such rash aud dangerous councx.
ION should be avoided, lest they afterwards
load Us with dishuuur.
We should ever have it fixed in cur me
morirs, that 10y the character Of those whom
we choose for orr friends. cur own is likely
To he formed, and will certainly bc Judged
of by the world. We ought, therefore. to
he slow and cautious ia contracting intima.
ueN; hutwhen avirtuouS friendship /, once
established We must ever consider il as a
sacred agcmcut-N Dr. H9ir.
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Oor farmers viii De grarGeG to lcaru,hat
the late foreign news las caused arise in
produce.
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~ SEFUL Avp OESANENTAL'-Wm johnson.
chemist and manufacturer Tor the Empire
Company. hos produced mn article which he calls
" LiHRdrg Starch POiiS},' To Ice used IN common
starch, which give. polish to linen collars, bosoms.
Nr. pcrlrctly Moreover, il is said greatly to iaci.
1tr the process OF ironing II Is offered Tor wholesale
by the Emp,r, company, at lid, Broadway, under
Tho Howard Hotel
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REWNRE O.. NmNlruGrs-Thcrc are numerous
- kinds ~ The market warranted 10 Kill worms,
and It Is iajr to pTc-umc from the aduItcmlcd drugs
OF which they are made, that they will Kill the
worms and children too The Empire Company "a
incorporated by the legislature OF the Sntt to pre-
vent as mush u, possible the lmpostons heretofore
pmcusod, by the sales OF impure md ndultcracd
medicines, and this company pa, their seal, granted
By the state ounonc but such aIe pure and gcnu-
inc The Company are located AT 10 Broadway,
n Y Merchants visiting New York will find 1t
much to their advantage 10 take such articles OF me-
define to their customers rs are legally guaranteed.
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Arriva! OF the Europa.

From the Telegroph.c D'sr,tchcs of the cbi,a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-02

rINilE NHurSsALG OF rlE EAsr, JcHHy Lind
l The Hlr CLOSE Of this wondrriGIsngeriS now
Deposited with the Empire company, at li6, Broad
wiylt Il called Jenny Lind Hair Clos The
company isincopora,cd by the State OF New York,
aud Of a standing above oil mpumllonS OF huuibug-
scry Gal deception upon the public
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BARTHOLOMEW sNrrrroEASr riyE SyRur.
y --lgmanulhrlurcd perfectly pure for the Empire
r1mptny and is used Tor nil coughs, colds pam of
the side, lungs, &c, with perfect success II is n
perfect preventative ct Consumption but not cuc
alter that disease lls nuy seated None j. genuine
n.c-. 1t ha- the scalolhs company, at l7d, Broad
wnN nlllrhrh 70 n
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10 WHOM n WV |-N|||'-I|- UT7 y 10 CNTIIE lint
D. Benjamin Rush. lun.uhn Health ri.l, aIycr-
fused and sold hy the Umpire Company l'6, Broad
way b. the only true and genuine, fI.l, prepared
and made from the original recipe formerly owned
nud hrldhy me aud that the said recipe was at no
pound dyulgrd 'u any person ur persons until the
same was jrau-ia.frd to iuy .ulJcOmpany and those
interested with n mi max" no hesitation in de-
cIanur ALI other Pills sold a7 Dr.. Benjamin Ru-h's
lnhIubr Health rus, spurious, and gotup to obtain
monrH hy dLc.Ltng lnr IuLLc.
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EMP!RE CoNPANI'S Ca,n,,or E,vi3fr
IL u dstt0s This extraordinary cham ni ,,,
pound used according 10 directions has the tolloyyn.
properties Il saves all the rubbing. te,r,r, ,' ~
most filthy par, OF the gamentJ and cnn ro.,',',
the wear TO clothes being washed in the usual ,yayy
"T'm NJ there ls also a saving o; half the lime i,
washing the same amount of e oths II docs MOI ~,
OF mum Toe cloth iu tie lr7st II se.s the color a.
~, li'.s s"n.''-' "nI answer the pup,.c equally
N'' U NE '"Watrs mu.lll., or 'culr-p v6olrn
''"js. These arc'art- tla, 4, ,',,,,,,
I,dnr on trying the article. '' NAV"
sod Wn".r.o."' ct l'fBRONDWkY.
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To the Edltors.

TcHULA, Holmes CO.. Mississippi, Sept 90, ls49
GENTLEMEN: AS an occasional observer in a retired
you my sincere and full acknowledgement for your very
able and patriotic expose of the foreign policy OF this adj
minstraon Though no politician, and al all times a
Of surprise and DISAPPOINTMENT that the yearnng sympa
thy OF republican people for the oppressed of other
lands should be thus promptly chilled and restrained by
Americans can well understand and have Justly valued
the timely assisaDce rendered them in unequal strug
gle to establish the rights OF man. How happens il,
such disbelief in popular intelligence, and prove them
selves so supremey ignorant OF the tone and spirit Of
citzensi
against an unarmed and lawful assembage OF American
ireemen on Round Island very forcby reminds OF the
buster and bravado employed in what in times past,
governor and commandern chief of the srmy and navy
was for carrying terror and dsmay into the very vals Of
a few Indian women
The canvass in this the third congressional district
progresses handsomely, and in manner the most cheer
ing to democracy You must know that Mr. Gray is the
embodiment and personal Of quonds% Tay
OF the proud and unterrfed democracy Gray is re.
vamped edition Of the famous" Pat TompEins, and
thinks 70 secure his election BY persuadng the voters
that old party issues in truth obsolete ideas and
that there is essential difference between Tayorsm
and democracy! With you il would appear coarse
in the hope Of conceang, the s6rsds and patches Of
vagrant whigery We shall probably give McQuia
majority Of from six to eight hundred.
The past summer has been upropitous to the cotton
crop OF this State We had killing frost on much of
young cotton in the month of April and throughout
the month Of June and July there were continuous and
flooding rains. More recently the bo-worm has been
unusually destructive The present estimate is for half
crop, about three hundred thousand bales for the
State. The yield of corn will also prove lighter than
anticipated.
Renewing my high appreciation Of the vgor and ability
with which you doing good service in the cause of
truth and Of the people, am respectfully yours,
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Communicated.
The beauty OF juxtaposton, or a mans writing him
self down ass, sngulary exempfed in the extracts
below. The editors OF the Republic, if they will use
the scissors, should give wider space their columns to
their excerpta READER
eve know of fact" says the Hartford Couran s.that
proves so strongly that the WINGS party have taken the
national ground respecting slavery as the hostility
manifested by those who entertain ultra views ex
At the South the whgs body are daily attacked
by the adherents OF Calhoun being hostile Piles
OF the peculiar institution being in favor Of the Will
mot proylso as being against the farther extension of
very and the increase Of the slave power At North the
wings as party, assailed so slavery because
they do not choose make opposition the extension OF
slavery, the only single principle of action and those
who consider themselves anti slavery men, the strict
est OF the term, will attack the wings, organize
unite with the ocofocos in order annhate the wings
On this subject the wings have acted with uniform
consistency. Why has this consistency satisfied
the leaders Of the third party Simply because the
wings have considered that there other prime pies
equal importance to be discussed and contended for and
Simply because the wings in favor OF object of more
importance TO the welfare of the human any alb
stfact opinions upon slavery behe preservation of
this glorious Union. the dissolution of which sought for
by the extremes of anacism whether the North
South Simply and evidently because break down the
wing party the only principle which third party
profess, by their conduct, to be worth contest"
BAHAMA learned clergyman In Maine was accos,ed
Ia the following manner by iterate preacher VINO de
pose 2" Yes sir" was the reply ~ thankful" re-
piled the former, that the Lord opened my mouth with.
any learnng "a similar event." replied the latter
ook place In Balaams time but such things are of rare
occurrence at the present day"
tSss Rtpubiie Of the 10Th October, Is4s
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The Ono LEcrsLATuRE.-The Taylor wings cannot,
from appearances, have 30 members in the lower
House Of IA leaving against the present national ad.
coun, nav vary ,Ss result one or two bu moi morn vs
think OF these az members, IS or &c. including those
from Hamilton county, will be regularly nominated dem.
ocrats the balance freesoers of whom profess
be democrats. and the balance anything but Taylor
wings The truth is, the Hamilton county question has
been the great ssue and that question The whole anti
Taylor members will, we have scarcely doubt act
and 10 opposed. The peace and honor OF the State de.
MAIDS that this Hamilton county question be once
ted reseed for II decided last winter, and that
should have terminated the contest But whigery is
never satisfied with anything but rows and disturbances
though at The same tine confessing conservatism.
lCotmbm Statesman, October IL.
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OFFICIAL.

CIRCULAR FROM THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
NEW SERIES, NO "a.
Instructions to Collectors and other officers Of the Crtos
Treasury DEPARTMENT., Oct 10, 1888.
In consequence OF questions submitted by merchants
Others asking in consideration Of the alterations
the British navigation laws, what footing the CONNER
cia relations between the United States and Great Britain
viii be placed and alter the first OF January nexthe
day which the act Of the British Parliament goes
into opeationihe department deems IL expedient this
me issue the following general instructions for the in
ested
First In consequence Of the alterations of the British
navigation laws above referred to, British vessels from
British other foreign ports will (under existing aws)
afer the first OF January next be allowed 10 enter in
ports with cargoes Of the growth, manufacture produc.
lion ofany part oil the world.
Second Such vessels and their cargoes will be admitted
from and after the date before mentioned, the
terms, duties, mposs and charges vessels Of tn,
W. M MEREDITH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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pursued by Gen TsyoPs wing cabinet to the democrat
and natives who placed him in power the people think
bis original friends have been most shamefully elect
ed As the time for the meeting Of the Senate approaches
the general question is, Will these be confirmed
There s one universal burst OF Indignation against
their continuation, from the they have pursued in
interfering IN the last election at the several polls for
Collector Lewis, White, and Soanaker could be seen
about the polls urging their inspectors. measurers, &c
vote the analgamation tcket and some OF them have
made bets on the result OF the election shall up
full particulars for the benefit of General Taylor and our
senators IN my next II the President does not look into
II, the United States Senate will PLEBEIAN
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Mr. Barrow the British consul Mexico and SUITE &c.
comPanied by fifteen other persons, e Washington this
morning In the southern boat on their way to Mexico
This 10 the party that arrived in Baltimore yesterday after.
In express train from Philadelphia and aer dining
Smiths hotel Pratt street, le for Washington In the az
tenoon There was some considerable curiosity to know
who they were. l-Bah. Sun, Oct. Is.
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TUE subscribers have hand excellent assortment, nj
Book Newspaper and Ornamental Type, bordering &C. which
they reduced paper ss
months discount Of ten cent for Tue series Of
Scotch Aces much admired and approved Of by trade and
our general feel assured be eSceIled in
beauty fnish BY Founder All type manufactured
generally BY which insure durability To
o. Ornamental and Jobbnf Type, BORDERING &c.
large and constantly engaged IN adding variety
Presses Wood Type Cases. Stands Brass and Wood Rules
stones, Composing scks Wood Galeys,
Soss, Racks Rse and article for complete
PRINTING Once furnished with despatch Specimen sheets Of Scotch
ce sc ready for delivery Old type taken exchange
M new a. nine cents pound Publishe Of newspapers who
viii insert this advertisement three forward
previous 20 the s Of January 1880 be paid materials
manufacture by purchasing four the Of their bill for
NE Advertisement
JAMES CONNER q SON,
Conner Of Ann and Nassau ss., New York city
cry about the Lee Of November, 1919.
Oct a-Sswsun w u F1mkw3m.
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DKArH AN EoiroR.-The Augusta, Georgia, Constita.
toasst in speaking Of the death Of p c. Gueu former
editor OF that paper, says that he native Of ST. Do
mineo but came to this country when young and
nected with the press Of Georgia for foiy years He died
he lived. without enemy-an honest and upright man
the noblest work of God.
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py GREEN q TAsTnT, Aueslenesrs.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Friday, 18Th shall sell, a. the house formerly
occupied by street, New Jersey
win designate at 10 O'Clock
m, good lot Of furniture, viz:
Mahogany sofa, parlor and rocking chairs
Do marble top pier and centre tables
Do and work tables, bedsteads
Do ottomans, sdeboard, and bureaus
Gilt frame mirrors, and other looking glasses
md chairs, wardrobes
Androns, shovel and tongues and Tenders s.,,f>
Feather beds, hair and other mattresses
Moreen window curtnns, blinds
Cooking and alright stoves, crate, &c.
Terms cash GREEN b TAsTEr,
Oct l7-3tWThkf Auctioncers.
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The Hon MI Van Allen, United states Minister to Ecua-
dor, len Panama for Guayaqui on the 2sh nit. I'm the
British steamer New Granada, Lieut. ellis, u. s. NJ,
who has been sent by the Smithsonian Institute 70 es
tsblish an astronomical observatory in Chilli was also
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
October IL, 1919.
GkrLENKsi In reply TO the inquiry made in your letter
Of the "a instant have to state that In consequence OF
the alterations In the British CATION laws British
vessels from British other foreign ports will (Inder
existing laws) be allowed, AFTER the LIST of January next
enter In our ports with cagoes OF the produce Of any
the world. have further sne that such vessels and
their carsoes will be admitted the duties
and imposts as vessels OF the United States.
Very respectfully, your obedient servants,
w. M. MEREDITH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
To Messs. BAucLAy & LIVINGSTON, New York