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: OpIAlS VI looUt
lW. C. BANCROFT. :, .r,, ;,r1:.
o53 and .2:j:i' f[nc Street.
l. n"W.- r.criving and offers 10 purchasers Of
inRi GOODS. wh" may visit the City one al
The :,
E-nrgcst Stocks of,Heich and
DcseHYi,hle- G0pslS :.
ever rNp'sed.in CbsIl,;i,s,, sIiuv-td ;1s,!ir c,
icnsive Arrangements for Spring, SALES. IL.
conianrly in.i,is. purrhascts1o his 's,ock =. !,
IL 'ir'nualt; ~ iTartiyc, embracing all The yn.
Ti-u,'S of New and ,,.,s
Elegant silks. both BLACK anil rnTasr.i.
" Grenadines. silk Mnsif.e. Hs.t!Sr-
l'araG"s. both pluin arsi prir,cd, =
!, Ginyls.,nst %ingl,,urt Msslhns. Prints;
A'ntcchs. ,E,v,i,snT.,s-:. l}-ali,s;
:, f.nhrrdrrics Al various styles.
Evening Dress Goods III variety oi Il, lc and
i,hrics
White Goods Of all The various qnnlit,.-;
Elegant! Crap. Lace, silk and Al;;ziin Shawli
and AInnt,s:
Linen and Linen Fabtirs,' -.
ll'nhry. Glnr-s.,,nd Under Vests: ,Siih, We.
N ~i tino tnii G"n"sF ~ p'ai
EInhn'nerrd. REVERB STITCHED arai. .plrin Ii.
:cm 'an.hric iidkf.., in-gr:nt VARIETY: I
=, --AI.Stj-- rrt.,via
Iruls iiar t;-n,ssWrnt in ali the lca.l;nl STYLES
oiW""!"n and Cotton Fabrics
81 '",n -ALso-I-"
y nr.t romplc,c ;is,r,rtufenI ofa!th the heavy
nii's, FSlI.rS for Plantation H.e. together wit,
. lassr stock .'f blcacird and BROWN BoIncs
i,r-. "rur.'d t"tnn-. cii'.1 =: III - g.,
Purchasers can always d"n.ltd nnM |imlinr
the nrwrsi.'ylcs %: goods imported. rs mn ng-nt
j. always III IN" Market To- supply us with III,
most En>h'nnhl Goods.
In u w"r'i. thu stock will h. found eu en-,
hr,i3' ir,,rly every article in the Dry Good:
line a'Il. r.LliS HipNst NJ ,lt.,. rus,
/. LOW iGsT EGs1S IpLE. HEiCES
y i. ilr, hn> made !a;5:.. c,lA,lii..s ta-hi
Y 'In!"7;' 7;'t:,t~h,H'a viii hc' 'pn,r,rrd /" :"
i"r observation-disclosures .iu.u.ually atilnct.pc siu,
and .in'Ii.,> Tie, ;tIiG'L,"n nfeNIl VIII" wish I.
'rrr"h''.r G"oh- III i"I P-ir,. for Cash :"
g'rpmpi Par. ::
Feb. 1850
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"a F, Allen,
rLiSTJSkEI, AND 'BEIcKI,ANER

Having had co'!silcrablc experience i,
tl'" above line OF business. rcspcctlulI,
S"llcts 4 Share ol the patronage Of III,
public. 'AIIj6nf entrusted ro" I.in, viii i,
executed with 'ncatncts ihh di.pa,ch. an,
warranted To give sa,lslactipn plas1rrir,
'bnisHtl III :linctiuf sivlc.
JunJfI :,3 III
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; DeKalb FACTORY.

LAWN" taken The Agency of the Dr.
kAl.B FACTORY, wear" prepared Ia sci
lllcir YARNS aud dtSNhEN Nkt;.S FOR Ca-I
II F"rwM I!iric.s.
y. J. * l.. MOSES.
June . I. 1870. 81 #
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-.nRfS,sd,

+ o'r.l.c morning "i the l1ill rbt ;dn ,;.i ,icin
ne"i Dnkts Aliils, Glar<1ld,N.n Nu,t Of hand
drawn by LDinlI. GatL,.in favor of ,h,. sub
|forihcrI fur Oia fl'ihdfed Dollars, bearing ,,u,,
the, ltrh nli., due the iirst,nf NfIrr1ln.r ,n,,
NMh-in,ercst ,irtni"lisiy ls,: All persons NO,
iierebEifhrhhd ern,hHg iJt said rapcriffo,nI, ..
avdnsnt %az zIsap Stopped.
J. iIdy II % =,
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EEESEzEK COOK.
PSI Grugd st. cor, OF ALLEY.

| ,i'hia is 70 certify that have used Dr. Keci-
er's Cordial, Hmd have iou:id IL valuable med
icmc III HarfliG.a. dyFtiitctv, and ailderaage-
meats OF thr stonuci and bowels, caused by
tcehiug, aud is particularly adapted 70 ali
diseases sf tiiose'or Gans cuoEed bt acid fruits
OF the dchiliiating rtects,.p scasoa ;Hnd eli
tna,c.
d M'st1lsos, VI. Is. Fiun st, f.hi!S.
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Stores. to Rent.

The snbScribrrs' Oilers Ict Rent, 90 very
reasonable ictm's !i-'two NEW STOKES;
rr'|' lHli:i cninhlos"d Just above thl' Store
"f (. = < P.'M,';r. They arS, ,ji,,,..t and
conn"dior'>. with fl.r Ioi room and Shelter
III tlr yard, a1'o !. good stand lcr hn,irv'e~.
hA J, MOSES
June -. 'lS5i 'nj '',f
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: TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

The undersigned w"nlI respectfully ini,,m
ia" public thai j., has taken ,l.. hn,l<r w.Il
kn"wna> III" "f fROTS KEYS. .". formerly k,p,
N. Mr. Nm; AlCkain, in llr I"lNR OF Cannl,n.
,tr''"r" b" = p-tHr"'l i9 accunnIr!u, Traveller,
fni h"nt1ss> al rrn>''!nhl" pTirrs, 'fhn-,. Mho
d"Slfr I" i,c III: str;,t pu!r'u.rrtd IL ~ l-nir.
ar. NSN.d I" Sn~, h,i! ,s.n y .:..
and T., .t =, ",fH ".s'.'%' ~. ','; ,'"S.r"n'rM'
ms. al ih"!"ra'" 'h"rs.'a. J irf. HUDN
rrrpriHinr
frN. ~ W.. lf u
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- ~ 80 "s Mna,a
.,i,;s,, Iii ~ c., ), T. ~.
! : &,
n,.rro, 8,
.,Il l,in,a i i !..,iL, -e,onsn &! bYg al s;t:o
ii... y, .,s,,a =, ..-il:.s- II,
Meals Saturday Gazette OF Auylfst ssS, SITs
! Ds. krcist's Cupdial aud Carujsis.t; e. .--s5
a'rh;s article is advertised IN another paIs 6f
fGI rspJr, IS ~atn,'y rero.,nrat i5y fassi ftsi
!. Hes wlto nave tired It. It's especially Useful
5ar'nr cnsiuten, ap,i mas rt:cctei hundreds ai
3cUr's' lie Cordial Is not 1uack nostrpin,
! hn' caFyiai'y prensfcd medicine. anil perfect,
! ~ ''cr rom any 'hlng nlnrons.-Fenmsy.va4
man "l Sept. Il iSlf.
pf hreicf- pear Sir. AS II rs my duty to
! use every honcs; means 10 promote the liappi-
i ness "i our ie''ow creatures. take great plva-
i sure IN stating to you the advantage r:eceiy-
] Cd pan your 'ainahe Sordf"i and CGrminas,-
It'c. Last anjnmn was attacked with DiarE
r"ni'Whlch deb'i'tated my SFs'emverY much;
S,"F neatly iii'ee wefks tried many remedies,
foa' 'oH"" i.''e or no cement, When M daugi-
yer ihi"E'nea me OF your Cordlai- bought a
a""a a I a9 'I 'IEI sa. s,,T Two s9sss before
Sbccorr used ,Ic whclc of il, and havs RE-
sn'iined hearty ever since. Respectfully
yours $ Brpn, .. y,
j
y, riepnTtd a"l so'a' wholesale aud ,Is'aii.
ss%PIp VIII '' WEnWTT1S';E ~ H';I 81 GynGTp ngft ] tungh
iMAIlC LOTION, LIVER and sANA-
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Special NOTICE.
TO Planters AND H::,lri.ics.

Th" Sml,.crilrr ,nt"nL:ug ,u.Irm"v,, ,,ruu tlrt
I 3rnrrcr Of kng and MARK, street 10 ihr New
Sitnh fl Bond "f King street, is drsirpus Of
lrrdi'"lhg Ia. Sipck ps much ts po-sihir Irinr to
removal. Planters and families can uv:,iith-m.
selves Oft opportunity "f layin. in tims sun,
1 plies from on" of the LARGEST und 3EST'
assorted Stocks III ha ci!. Al prices l"wG than
3rscr offered. among wlirl will l." f,uuL
700 ps New Style light cold Barcg.s at 3 ii,
100" ats
; eases Finland ;t,.L Organize Mu.!i,,s % and
j. l.!
. eases )ishtC2L.L .teld
T. cn~.:; black a'nd vlii,r r"urp'g" all: IL,
iETYnch cold ,NTnslin-, lawns and l,:nc.ts
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'RreMdVhL
of TuE
MEM NRNG SxNNv,

Ih, undersigned having Removed one doc,
below VIM Wrhb's New York Stnrr, wnnl,
respectfully solicit III. palr"uac. h-rrtnior,. Fl
>"rcd 10y his friends and the cily"ns ii slrt,ntr
Scn"rhI'y. m,in" satisfied that lr cnn ncComru
,nic lhcin With any HrIiclrs IN his lin. al hu<
ness. consisting of a liry" -irl we'll selected i>
sOrIm"nt, SC. - l..
4. :. MELl.EJT
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Grasasoa AJuoad0n- !

= S1HHASGo
All persons indebted Ia the late Finn
."i CONWAY q WYNN, are carncs,l,
solicited tomakc immediate paymen, M,
iSavc Cost
OF. To- 1910, 10 !,
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Gloves,

= 'y:ni+ and Lnhic>. wlnic. hlnck and col,
iIni !''"'.r. "i!'r nrd 9ta,k L silk do. col
M llr, l4dr>' Drr~, S'rlk>. Fringr> Triu
, nuHgS, x G,r sale J., Il HANKS
.'"nr ?
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'E,F CDNGERsys Esg, fsEeY ONEi
CHOLERA CURED4 =
sbr. Ekeeses's Cordial and Gar.
tV rsYfrSitiye,


IL rsltriitiyc,
y For the SPEEDY and positive cure Of DIARR-
IHG3A, DYSENrERY, CHOLERA NOR
'ibUS, CHOLERA INFAN'fUM, COL1C,
sFLATULENCY; GRIPPING PAINS, arA
q Bowels, caused by ferthng, Improper yDrink,
Ssstc., ito. ~
a " ASIATIc CHOLERA is MS easily
Scnrcd and prevented as airy other discrse OF
Jsthe stomach uiid bowels. provided the proper
:amcalis arc utod. ltpresou,s the SAME NOR
Sbid symptoms as Cholera Morbusj only moro
I5violeut. There is no difference IN theiEs pu.
3thology the treatiueut being the saine. DR..
q Kccler's Ccrd aI 80 jusll " celebrated !or dis
scases OF The stomach and bpwels, wiIl. as Gers
= .ii ,.s il is used cure this disease. As
aprcvenilvc, il slI6uId be used in small quaint
Z tits daily, mixed with water, and on tho APP
Sprnach OF the disease, il should bs tbtcn IN
jmodeiate dnscsf at rrguat aud short Intervals.
iuntl eFeiv symptom IS removed. fHeiions to
Sths abdomen, with cxcrnal applications To
the cx'rrnitics III the worst stages o! the dis
acae, will cure iorty-ninc OF any fifty cases.
aI'hore IL no need Of rnythlng else; and, abovo
Gall, beware of Calom.l, Purgatives, apd oilmr
) SP:.llatires: they will kill more tllnn they will
scufc, Tile most severe cases of Complaint
yield TO the heroic virtues ofthis remedy like
3nagic. The proprietor invites investigation,
Rand Boldly pr0caus lliat II will speedily cure
! II discusses OF this character. ~. can poinito
living witnesses Of its beneficial effects, after
! being pronounced ncnrabc aud gwen up to
die by their physicians. In all cases of taiIurd
/ the money vii be chcrrfuly returned.
Rmiiltis testimony.
Extract OF letter itor, the Rev Dr.. Eprle.l
! Dasvillc, Bucks County, August e5lh, lsl1,
Dear Sir am now prepared TO recon-.
Sm.ud Your Cordial from having used II with
asucccss III srvcra instances, aud am now
ir> my Suur P,Iacea in Il case oEWotrncied
debility, attended with cough, apparentiy pro.
ducch IN The Young La'!y'by her oatgrowiig
] her r,tcngtit,' TO ,lsc Il cou,,nor plirass:
1 Yours, fcsqfctfulip. 41 -4Is---55---,-
AIrnFn EARLE, NJ. u.
Extract OF II iGiter from E5rrezcr Coqk.
Mpw York City. July 30, 1S47.
I Hr Ke'ler. Sir. ! have used i'll my ;urni-
3ly u'' ct tins Cordial which you loft with me
fast summer except two bottles which, IEper;
ssuadud 81 customer o. ininc to try. and having
sWnyrd very beneficial, he has recommended
J TO some uf his frruds who wish 10 have ooiHc
81! il. i therefore wish you would send nc some
sby express. ! am sn,stied from my own ex.
3pcr.ctce that it is the brat medicine for chill
j sdren Tec,htmg and Summer Coriplainis that
1 Is Offered 10 the public. and all that r. ncces
ssufy !eT i recommendation is TO try il.
I fcry respectfully,
EnrSfzHk Cs6iK.
Z oS., (,rI,,d st rur nE t,t.a.
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Ice! Iee!! Ice'I[l

The Subscriber will be prepared, on and
after Thursday morningitEe, lsih ms,., to
supply customers with hEiS, from ii A.
NJ. I'LL o'clock, y. NJ, every day.
Families wishing To be regularly sun
|plled, can procure tickets by the Dollars
worth at reduced prices.
a. ]. MOSES
June II 33 II
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al of which. WILL h. sol, low for casl,,.Is =,
pnnciual customers; plcnsc call and examine f.
yourselves. ~
Mar 20 u, i WISS
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Groceries JustFR ecelved

=. .N1rls Rice. S,-ln Biscuits
Young lfyS"r Tea,
u PrklrS. assorted: =
! .$,""i"I r'I L,.miu., r,irr. IL ri-.;
poIi n!d Madeira Wins.
I Cider Vinegar:
5000 Fine SrgArs, for sale lv
I J.. II. HAMS
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n 8 4 ANS.

1h subscriber respectfully informs his cuslo
Incrs and The community at large, that H.. hn
luShnicdlvcd large assortment Of CI Otis
DRAP D'ETES and VEST
1SEs."l all descriptions together with Inrg,
stock of Sprin. and Summer
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81 4
s.1IIGnLY ).MroRTAsT FROM Covsv. is
Neutrality-suspicious. nf a Siaie. ;EI1psy,,
m,n!s7,'RIs1rat"n. for; .Pcfencc.,4{c.->A
late hohr last nigl'vwe received the fol
lo"lngs; very Observation-Disclosures from
Concy Island, .alHt.wc |Rts,ou,to place il be-.
fore our readers and the public in general
CoSEY kLASD, March %, 1850.
'EhIslHh- been great daH4cr 'Comy r.
lahd. The Sulrabiiants of this .t,sritory, hayc
Mt last, awakened to n sense Uf,tiie;r rights
ami are determined TO be no .lqissGs. Il .su.
l'url'. stopping-place, for New Worker.
/ but 10 assume the position 10. which they ar,
entitled, as one OF the States Of this mighty
conicdcracy. and tho most important Of III,
whole batch. They hav1Jostnaii p,ticnc,
in awaiting The action Of Congress in a.
gard to California, and are dstGrnincd to de-
inand admission into the Union at once. il
the demand be not complied, d,with. immediate.
ly and Internationally, withottt-Seapec.,A.
the Wilmot PTorisosAhey will set up sep
nr;Iie republic, organize fleets and armies
and se, the UnitedStatcsRtA tAcfiance. The,
are determined to def;nd 4Et, boundaries d
their State according t0,tltir ,lloiions, and
don't care fig whether CNngaaa tsasy, think
they have too extensive n line of .Sta rcoas
or not. Their lander is upAa4hi tlley'art
" on dreadful intents intent" iftlS;rC;sllc,
are mot complied with. AS it isslu xholt
Islands, in motion. Flags are flttag, Hhlm,
heating, and our people are marching :ant
countermarching, rraady and anxir,ls tc
meet all who mag. oppose them, especially
the people Of the SkYiGs Of Long Island an,
New York. never say so much enlhu.
siasm before. ThoTagrlams are jumping
nut Of their skins, iRe ,alf ,of their shells
with delight; and wofbrti,letl,ase who dare
to say Concy ISlnnd 'ismot State Gil
Davis and John Smith hosc boon. duly elec.
I'D to represent the now $Ate lin the Sen.
a,n of the United States At Washington,
with Instructions 10 demand "f0 tlle most
y rrniplory language. that olliciM sAaa,csy
will allow" their s"ats in Tint august SalE
Nor nqoa ~ J. Lkqnl'
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H6ICH SIigis.
ease small rTnii 'im,t.na SilL>, n, =, -.
ease PLAN cold Silks at 30.
Striped aud Plaid Silks III 20 -,
RicE cold Silks at very l"w prices,
MI silk Gr'na'!,nr -, y -. worth. ~,
il''uhlr wi'lih Alpaca l,ar,.-r- II, -.
Plain black Rarr"",. M",rniu. t:in.lau..,
l'inni and Striped Nln-Iin> nt 80 In., =.
" lri,r dotted Swiss Nlu>linS,
Hnr;rl"r Sa>ory Gnmzc fianiirl., cold ilam
n-l-. ,a
,!lnYh Iarr Ni>i,c>, white aud black .StIyinc
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Just Received.

\ Fresh I.n, az fine Panama and I...h,rA
Hats. .Ile"n hruntul :t--,rrlr,, us fulurcd :sta
,I"r"in" G""I< "'rh,. latest ,ryi..,.
.Il>o n New l.'i"i H"lly, lorl i'y.Ime
\ y NOi0MpN!S y Cr
May ii,
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/ Dr fccrr's 'Cordi,il.-.We would cali Tho
sa,tcnton OF our readers TO tlIis Invaluable 1ed-
;lc.r. which will be foundadYer,ised at length
1 in oar columns. As corrrctiye in scases of
DiItrlma, disaas9vefyp yprevalsp t!at 'iitsly,rss
sout tinte, it IL !.t,ls ~eIohen o.$ By al vf:p
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Christianity.

90 back to the ago Of Jesus Christ.
and AM Immediately struck with the
commencement and rapid progress OF the
most remarkable revolution in the annals
OF the world i see new religion, Of a
character altogether OF its own, which
bore no likeDess of any past or existing
faith. spreading in few years through
all civilized nations. and introducing a
new era, a new state Of society, a change
OF tile human mind. which has broadly
distinguished all ltollowing ages. Here is
a plain fact, which the skeptic will not
deny. however he may explain it, see
this religion issuing from ali obscure. des-
pissed. hated people its founder had died
upon the cross. u mode OF punishment as
disgracelul as the pillory or gallows Of the
present day. It's teachers We're poor men.
without Office, rank, or education, taken
! from the fishing boats, and other occupa-
tons. which had never furnished teachers
TO mankind. | see these men beginning
their work on the spot where their masters s
blood had been shed as OF common
malefactor, and hear them summoning
first his murderers. and then all nations
and all ranks. the sovereign OIL the throne,
the priest in the temple. the great and the
learned. as well as the poor and the igno-
rant, 10 renounce the faith and the wor-
ship which had been hallowed by the ven.
Grafton Of all ages. and TO take the yoke
of their crucifed Lord. see passion
and prejudice. the sword ofth magistrate.
the curse Of the priest, the scorn of the
philosopher. and the fury Of til populace,
joined TO crush this common enemy; and
yet. without human weapon, and IN op-
position to all human power, see the
humblest Apostles Of Jesus winning their
way. overtllrowing prejudice, breaking
the ranks of their opposers, changing
enemies into friends. breathing into multi
tudes a calm spirit Of martyrdom. and
carrying Into the bounds of civilization,
and even into half civilized regions, d re-
.ligion which has contributed TO advance
society more than all other causes COM
bined.-Dr. Channing.
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On the brain. the use OF tobacco ap-
pears to diminish the rapidty OF cerebral
action, and check the flow OF IDEAS through
the mind. It differs from opium and hem
.bape, and rather excites TO wakeiulness.
like green tea, than composcs 10 sleep
induces dreaminess which lcavesno i'm
preston on the memory. leaving great
susceptibility. indicated by trembling OF
the hands and an ifri!ability OF temper
Such are secondary results of smoking.
So are the hlackness of the teeth and gum
bles; there is also sallow paleness OF the
complexion. an irresoluteness OF dlsposi-
lion, and want of lille and energy. and
in constant smokers who do not drink, a
tendency to pulmonary phthisis.
DR.. Wright Of Birmingham, in COM
n,unlcation to the author. fully eorrobo-
rates his opinions; and both agree that
smoking produces gastric disorders. coughs
and inHamlnatory affections of the larynx
and pharynx, diseases OF the heart. and
in short. is very Injurious to the respiraio-
ry. circulating, alimentary, and nervous
systems.
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10 Parents.

Mothers, il you would train up your
children to be useful members Of society,
keep them from running about the streets.
The school OF vice is IN the streets. There
the urchin, learns the vulgar oath or the
puirid obscenity.
For one lesson at the 6reside, he has a
dozen in the kennel. Thus are scattered
the seeds oi lalsebood. gambling .tlieit and
violence. Mothers. as you love your own,
flesh aid blood, make your children cling
10 the hearth stone. Love home your
selves; sink the roots deep among your
domestic treasures; set All example in
this, as in oil things, which your offspring
may follow. Il is great error that chil,s
dren may be left TO run wild in any sort
OF street temptation, for several years.
and that 1t viii then be time enough 10
break them inl This shorrid dmistake makes
halfour spendthrilts. gamblers. thieves and
drunkards. No man would raise colt.
or IN OK on such principle; no man
would suffer weeds 10 grow in his garden
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death from the effect Of pistol shots, fired
bv the hands OF one DR.. r. Crane.
Upon stripping Wynn's body. il was dis
covered that not less than four pistol balls
had taken effect, all in the region Of the
hips and groin. aud producing frightfnl
wounds. His coolness at the time Of file
rencontrc and subsequent conduct, can
alone be accounted. for from the fact that
he was partially intoxicated, and remained
in that condition nearly up to the time Of
his death He was destitute Of means. the
captain having but a short time previous
10 the difficulty, loaned him a small sum
OF money.
nr. Crane, we are informed. was on his
way to Louisville. Ky..to attend the med
ical lectures this winter, and when the
Amazoaia reached Cairo, he got off and
proceeded up the Chic, and is. up to the
present time, no doubt. unconscious of
ihe fate Of his yictim.--A. Louis Iatelli-
gcmcfr.
The ST. Louis Republican adds: "They
were on good terms with each other until
few moments before the difficulty occur.
red." This crime is legitimate result Of
gambling.
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Danscrousc Consequence sof Smoking.

Ihthk cf ~, 6rt0re yDu contract thts rHe
hab til injurrs MP health, and spills the
temper..-- The wide sprenl habit OF smok-
ing has not vet had due medical attention
paid 10 it aud lis consequences. Itis only
by two or three years observation that DR..
Laycock had become fully aware of the
great changes induced in the system by
The abuse of tobacco, and Of the varied
ard obscure forins Of disease to which ex.
cess We smoking gave origin.
lie proceeded 10 state some of them as
'lhcy were met with in the pharyngical
mucous membrane. the stomach. the lungs
the heart. the brain. and the nervous svs.
tenn. The tobacco consumed by habitual
SMOKERS varies from half an ounce to
twelve ounces per week. the usual quantl-
ty is from two to three ounces. In.
veterate cigar smokers will consume from
four IL FIVE dozen per week
The first morbid result is an innamma.
tory condition of the mucous membrane of
the lips and tongue; then the tons'ls and
pharyux suffer, the mucous membrane be.
coming dry and congested.4 If the thorax
be examined well, it will be found slightly
swollen. with congested veins mcandering
over the surface, and here and there n
streak OF mucus. Action ascends upward
into the postcrior mares. and there is dis.
charge from the uppsrpart Of the pharynx
and irritation is fell by the anterior mares.
The eye becomes affected with heat. slight
redncss. lachrymation, and peculiar
spasmodc action OF the orbiculsrs mus.
Gle. experienced together with Intolerance
Of light on awakening from sleep in the.
morning. The frontal sinuses do not es.
cape, but there is a heavy dull ache in
their region.
Descending down the alimcntary canal,
we come to the stomach. where the results,
in extreme cases, are symptoms ofg istrit.
is. Pain. tenderness, and constant sem
saiion of sickness and desire to expec.
torate. belong to this affection.
The action Of the heart and lungs is
impaireab by the influence OF the narcotic
on the nervous system, but morbid state
OF the larynx. trachea and the lungs results
from the direct action Of the smoke. The
voice is observed to be rendered hoarser
and with deeper tone. Sometimes a
short co.gh results, and case Of ulcera.
|tion Of the cartilages of the larynx came
under the doctors notice. The patient
was such slave to the habit that he hard
ly ever had the pips out Of his mouth -
Similar sufferings have been caused by
similar practices in other instances.
Another form is a slight tickling. low
down in the pharynx or traclea; and the
patient coughs. or rather hawks up. gum
GUS looking blood. tits so alarming as 70,
be mistakeable for pulmonary h9nopiysis.
The action or tobacco smoking on The
heart is depressing; and some individuals,
who feel it in this organ more than others,
complain Of an uneasy sensation about
the lsii nipplc--a distressing feeling not
amounting 10 faintness. but allied to il.
The action Of the heart is observed to be
feeble and irregular. An uneasy feeling
is also experienced inor beneath the pee.
toral muscles, and olsener on the right
side than on the left.
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PoEI',I's Z
TFrpm the Cleveland True Democrat
!, as' Pasl, Present and Future.
BY 1. OLIVIA TURNER.

- - - -l
The Past. its lights and shadows,
il fitting through my brain,
Waking strange conmiligling
OF pleasure and OF pain
One moment am joyous,
Tie next am filed with giier,
Till tears oil bitter anguish
Come to my heart $ relief.
The Present is not sunshine,
Nor is il midnight gloom;
For there are links unbroken
!. Between me and the tomb.
My prayers are Tor the living.
Mystears arc for the dead;
Bukvain are my petitions,
~ And vain the tears | shed.
The Fuiurel all we know not
What.that will sooiidisclose.
Thank God that the All seeing
This secret only knows.
But o. deal gently, Father.
Direct, where'er roam.
And when cease my rowing,
Convey me safely home.