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DOcTORs RANNING AND MILEs.

IL tdken convenient PRIVATE PARLORs at the
- VEhANDA, where they ask be consulted gratui-
touslY relative to the of BANNIN(s'S BODY
BnACE, for the auxiliary relief of weakness of the Vocal
Pulmonary, Digestive, Female Spinal and Nervous System
N the case Of both ladies and gentlemen but particularly
ne cases Of weakness and spinal deformes as common 10
Sndren, ladies, and sedentary gentlemen in tins climate.
Inc common sense principle which these apparently dis
they consist in mechanical displacement and not primarily
diseased condition Of the internal organs caused by bad
posture and weakness of the surrounding muscles which
should preserve them supported and place explaining why
medicine has not relieved this class of weakness.
ID That that support which efectualy and naturally
restores the lost upward bearing of parts removes the cause
ana relieves the symptoms and places quetns upon the i
tang influences which intercept the natural medicine
3D. This the Brace accomplshes in a manner wholly ima
i've o. and concordan with natural actions OF the body; first
by ry supporting the ons the weak part of the back
pushing forward under the shoulder thereby balancing the
latter upon the body axis secondly, by lifting but
pressing the sunkep abdomen thereby taking undue weight
from The vessels OF the lower exTemes and organs of the
lower BODY and also removing dragging from the parts
ABOVE thereby actually expanding the waist and chest and
the whole body by the consequent upward and
outward bracg Of the supported action and pn
clpe entirely different from that of and shoulder braces
removing all desire for, or pronrety their The mel
cal profession are invited to call.
~ PaIOrs open for the reception of Ladies from q A.
M. to p. NJ. Gentlemen will be waited upon from 10 Il
P. NJ. Female attendants upon ladies. fy5 If
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bAIlAhANDEIh safes, Whence ihey ,gefe taLsT M
HARMED after the fins. One OF these Sanms I N; y
iensisd q hous IN the ire contained notes and ueoepl
ss aeounil9s t9 screen haHdrod tisses IL COST ana
neither OF Tie Other iye cost per cent on e na az h,
conen M the Asbestos and Knob Chess which NJ ws Nv
eAoi On 1t occasion separated, and proved ~ iey hsd
.ncieeny done before 10 be anything but sas bs
aeA show that The thousands engaged in bns
y various kinds, who nightly subjected 10 The nj II
~ - ny nfe would practice iTe economy hy pnohas
M ~ ao2se named article The subscriber Sole AaenI in
x 'i es .na Nsss and osgeso. and bark Gov Hincf
II ,e,ert Of these SAFES ncfuding name with
~. al. 3 PATENT FONER-PROOF IOtgKS. fie Il
e ssss ssse 70 eseeais oa Tor Safes Of any ze and pat
nll4 eld<W ISAAC BRIDGE "a Ngs,,z;...,
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CARRIAGES. ETC.

CARRIAGES, ETC.
sADDLBRY AND INDIA-RUBBER GOODS.
ga we n nays S SP !, hs End. y I9rge as GM
- INDIA RUBBER. Goops, d III
n such BEDS o%ss fB ssnEs ca
pSe Ms'e d Tanks snd Bottles Drinking Cups, Bags
A complete stock Of s sAabb88LTERY TRUNKS and
~ Country ercRans and saddsr lp SsS e d ss
pied with every article in line. EV Orders put M
AMI dSw s. Common On m0E g. and \ Il CCo s.ssl ST,
II EMOXAL.-LOUIsIANAC CARRIAGE REP0sT
ACTORT, l19 COMMON and 4 GRAyIER : su-mS
BEAH having moved om a' g i aSS Is Rcgs
street. to the above establishment will keep constantly on
the latest and most beautiful models finished in The most ey
isst STYLE many 9f which were originated and built expressly
iof ue patrons OF this establishment. Purchasers invited
where. ''''"" INV" III sSdS5 W we
~ now on band large and wel-selected assOrt. = 49, =
nsnt Of CARRIAGs, and constantly Teceiv- S-stL
os % ,''' "'' <. W EeS! e IF Z G sS:
--ozs 6md&W 1O5 ST. Charles street
,,,up CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
NHE Patronage that has been extended TO us so very lib
4 rally the last seven years, while Com a vf1 >
mon street has induced us he last summer ~
ing and sPang ARRASGGSsEm We aTe now one of
with good Northern workmen and the best Of maera to
build any style of Carriage order and guaranty them two
an ever Ssoe MS a' Ak Ike nsd
can estor them almost to their original beauty and durab
1S M B HA an btGS2 CAR
trade fer New ones We invite the attention Of those want
ing NEW CARRlAGES, their old ONES repaired to call
at R saG sS EthEs9T! s
q S6 ho. e. New We Water
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Those that initiate DR., Townsend's SasapariIIa b,vs
nvsfany called Their stuff great Remedy for Eeaes az
anu nave copied our bills and circulars which relates H. ts
Complaints 6 nains Of women word for wodotheE who put
heele nave since the great of Dr. Toyysend's
SarsaaTla in complaints incident to females reconsnJ 81
1ers ath99gh previously they did not number OF thes
Mixtures, Pills. etc., are Injurious females as they asers
Nate dlselse, and undermine the cnnst ntInn 80 ee'
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~ ~isllns % obtain the above arieesl k9Jl
a Ne ~ fcfiD f9ifPaIg, s1n Dc g BY sppylns
G.isha W eieifts HhfTe Plans and aperaes,lsEs
RfR,bs16, Fts1 Vs's spa $3.50 4. -
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

M H. MEYER, No. 100 CAMr street, Watch. 20
4 VI. maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLD tSaA
P.EHNIS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. d.
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M, - bUKUFUL CURED.
ms certificate concusively proves that this has
perfect control the most obstinate disease of he Riooj
Three persons cured in one house is unprecedented
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Dr. I9oHsend-DeaT Sir; have the Measure In inform
you that three OF my children have been cne of the croua
1y me use OF yopr excellent medicine They were afflicted
took them away. for which feel myself under great o,a
uOn Y ours, respectfully, - s OiN"
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FEMALE MEDIG1HR oALhN' IL

Dr. Townsends Sasaparla sovereign and speedy cure
ieT lneipent Consumption, Bansnne PrOapsus UtsE on
railing oil the Womb, COsyeness, Piles LeuchoTThpa ~
w htes INSTRUCTED difficult MenstuatiOn Incoutinenes
OF GIne o. s discharge thereof and for the general
inherent cause % causs produced by negulay illness or
ACCIDENT Nothing be surprising than lis
effects on the human frame. Peona, all weakness and nss
tude from taking II al become robust and fun OF emery
ness OF the female frame, which the great cause Of basn
ness II viii not be expected Of u.s. In cases Of 20 decate
nature, TO exhibit certificates OF perormed but Ne oa
assure The afflicted that hundreds of have besn reported
10 Thousands OF where families have been william
children, after using few bottles Of this inv meians
have been blessed with fine healthy offspring
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clans IN different parts of the Union - ~ ~ "''i
ms 70 certify that We the undersigned Physicians of
NE city OF Albany, have in numerous csses nresbeJ NJ
I9Wehd sarsap and believe to be one of tbe most
valuable preparations in the market " ~ VI 'e O
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GREAT BLESSING 10 MOTHERS ANn CHII .nREN

M.
IL the safest and most eiiectual medicine for puTfyng
NE system, and relevng the sGferngs attendant upo1 eI
birth ever discovered Il both the mother md Ibe
f d Rseysnii pain and disease increases and enches he
highly useful both before and after Confinement S I, ma
vents diseases attendant upon chdbrth in coivepess pe
cramps, swelling Of the feet, despodency hearbnrn yo
ihng, pain n The bark and joints false pains hemonsrs
anu IN regulating the scTetiOns and equazng Inc crnia
on has equal. The great virtue OF this eic 4; =
s always safe and the most delicate and most successful
castor oil or magnea is useful Exercise In Inc oan ~
ann igbt food with this medicine, will always nsuTa sst
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This extract OF SaTSapaYa has been expressly neparad in
reference TO female complaints No female who has ressoT
70 nPpose she approaching that critical PERIOD THE T1T
81 Liei should neglect to take II, il certain
Tor any Of the numerous horrible diseases 10 which ema.s
are subject at this time OF life. This period NAV be DELAYED
qr several years by using tins medicine Nor q es yanR
Ds Jog those who are approaching womanhoOd as it i cal
ang the system. Indeed this medicine L rs ii
e delicate diseases 10 which are subject Ii brace
la whole system. enews permanently the natural energs
by removing the impurities of the body not 20 far mna
ting az to produce subsequent relaxation which L the ease Of
most metcno taken for female weakness and disease NJ
using lew bottles OF this medicine many severe and psn
surgical operations may be prevented. $3.50 F
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H,AIRACn OF C0PAVIA, SARSAPARILLA
~ AND CUBEBS-Thl original preparation has proved
itself superior 70 the Capsules any other extract and with
the recent additions and will rarely FAIL pro
ylded the directions be fully observed Nv To be had AT
he Corner Of Magazine and Poydrds streets di4 "
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fLuN AtkAulC--i0oo lbs. choice GUM ARABIC, m
~ .leEes. ~ rEls b. JAS. 3. HEiA VI IFuEEss.
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Gt)e aUuertlaer.
NeW T'erRss s.

As this volume of the ADVERTISER is abnni
To come to close. the proprieiorl '0hiie earnest
iy appealing to his Subscribers forYhe payment 81
their arrears. prop"se 10 issue lls paper in lI.
ture under the following modified Terms.
~ To all new subscribers thepaper will be
sen, fur $500; and to all old subscribers who
pay up their arrears, a, The sane:price.
Those " Mlio have paid up wllhinbhe last month
will receive the paper al the redufed price.
u In no case will, paper BIZ sent al 81, 90
10 an old subscriber in arrears.
o. In no case will the>paPc&be sent TO u
new subscriber for two dollars ~ the money
accompany the order.
When Ihe year paid for a! 200 expires, the
paper. il not discontinued. or paid for in ad.-
rance will he sen, on The old Terms, viz: $3.50
per annum, if not paid within sixlmonlhs from
the date of subscription. mid $500, if not paid
for hrr're the expiration of the yenr.
II All payments male in future by SUBJ
scrberS will be acknowledged in lhe paper.
Jannary2, 1850.
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Correspondence Of The Chars Courier.
WAsuINGVoN, March y.

There is now M excitement, properly
speaking, 10 Congress. The temper ut
rbe Sena,e is so calm that even Mr.. Sc.
wards speech did not rulilc il. There
was much curiosity 10 hear Gov. Stewards
views, aud h. was. therefore, listened IT,.
His remarks surprised even those who
were prepared !or very ultra speech.
lie is neiher pleasing nor a Iorcihle
speaker. Ills position, as an GIrl anti
slavery man was fully sustained. lie be-
gan By showing that California WIS cnl'
tied to admission, as State. with her own
Constitution, and he declared that. under
the circumstances. lie would vote for her
admission, even if she tolerated slavery
by her Constitution. But he would moi,
ms All, equivalent for the admission OF Cali.
furnia, consent 10 bring in rev slave States,
or tolerate slavery in the Disl!ici. lie
warned gentlemen thai nn compromise
would succeed. and that California mast
come INTO The Union, without any eqniva.
leuls. The law for the surrender of (usi
live slaves. he lold The Senate, would never
he executed. II was 10 operate IN ehe
Northern people, aud they would never
allow it to be enforced. Herein, Mr.. Sc,
ward concurs with hr. Mason aud -alr.
Calhoun. Il
Mr.. Seward utterly rcpudiare'l ln com
pact with Texas for the ad,nissinn. with
her consent. of new slave States from her
territory. No power on earth should pre-
vent him, he said. from promoting eman-
cipatun wherever it could be done law
fully aud cons'iutionaIly.
As 10 dissolution Of the Uninn. lie ar
eued that j, was impossible. The Uai"n
vas kept together by necessity; and,
whenever breach silnuId be made, it was
10 be between HE East AMI the West.
Tie liuc Of division MAS never TO h"twccn
North Atlantic aud South Allarlic States.
Mr.. Webster's views lake well in all HE
cities north of us.
The Ohio Legislature is about 10 pass a
law making il peual offence f"r any per
son to assist in the arrest and detenian "r
delivery Of fugitive slave. BnI bill
has been Introduced Into lll- Legislature OF
Pennsylvania repeating all her laws on
that subject.
When Congress is 10 begin The ordinary
business of the session is NOW matte! u!
earnest inquiry. BY the 5O'h Jane, The
Appropriation Bill ought TO pass. An
effort will be nude This week to ge' up Tie
appropriate bills.
To-day, we are To have renewed pro-
posi.inn for Commillee Of thirteen. 10
consider and report some plan Of adjust
meul. Ii an adjustment be not speedily
made, none will be enec'ed. TIE Senate
must act. first, aud he sourcr il does ac;
the better.
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printing Of $4,000 copies Of thai portion
Off Patent Office relating 10 mechanics,
and 100000 copies Oft agricultural pof.
lion of The Report.
The Presidents California Message was
then taken up in Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. Gorinnn, Of Indian, look the floor,
aud commended That as slavery has been
abolished ly Mexico herself. there is no
| necessity for the passage ul the Wilmot
Pfnviso. lie did not believe the Union to
be in danger, aud thought it could be dis.
solved only by continued aseres,ions on
The Cuuslitu,iuu. When SnutlIernrrs talk
Of resistance, he understood it rs iurcibIe
resistance. and The first over acl was trea- :
son. The neares: approach TO this was
, in the Georgia Legislature, where mrm-
bsr had prnpnscJ 10 levy 10000 men. But
if these men should he levied for The pur
pn:e nllrsislng the constituted authorities
Of Government. and marched beyond the
lmi's ul The Stale. il would he treason.
Mr.. Buil"r Of Conn. followed aud made
= parry speech, in which he denounced The
policy Of The South with regard to The ad :.
mission of slave States. lie said that for
The last I5 years the South has been seek.
ing an acquisition Of territory with the
sole purpose Of extending slavery.
| This debate will, il is understood, con.
time until snine definite. aclinn on The
slavery qresli"n shall have heen had by
The Srnn'e. The general impression sill
| is, Tint a compromise will shortly be el-
!tcred.
You will perceive that MIR Webster is
getting casiiaared by snae of the lending
New England papers for his speech.
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u We arc authorized 10 say, that Mr.. +. H.
WAkpLAw, is grateful for the partially that hns
named Inn as a suitable person for delegate lc
the Nashville Convention, but that he respect
fully declines the nomination. The Court Of
Equity for this District requires his pllendanca
here at the lime suggested for the Convention
AMI some agency in bringing forward others
for delegates. prevents him liom any attempt to
thwari their appnnlmcn
As To the Other nomination of Mr.. w. IN ollr
last number, for Il seat in The next Legislature
(ncaning as he suppose; in the ll'nse OF Rep
rescn,aIives Of This Siatc,) he submits TO the
wishes of his friends
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STATE OF SOUrn CAROLINA.


W
At an adjourned nee,ins nf the members
of bnIh Eranci,rs Of the Legislature oI
South Carolina. held in the Chamber OF
The House of Representatives. IN the night
Of The l0,h December, the following ReSu'
lulnns were unanimously aIup'eo:
]. ReSviUrd, That we regard with feel.
ings If lively satisfaction the late move
ment in Mississippi, in defence Of The
rights and interests of he South; and hail
it with joy, Is the first step towards that
firm, united. aud concerted action annn!
the Spulhcrn Slales," which sense oI
their common danger impcrinusly demands.
?. ReSolued; That the recommendation
oi The State nf Mississippi Of a Southern
Convention, 10 he held at Nashville, Ten.
ncssce, on The first Monday in June next
should be cordially embraced by the whole
South, lha, by common cnunsels we may
avert the common calamilirs impending
over US through The nc,inn Of The General
Government. driven on by The msI of pnw-
er, and the fell spirit of fanalicism.
3 Resoired. That fur Tho purpose OF
carrying ou' The recommendations of the
people of Mississippi, it is expedien, That
in Legislative Caucus, we should nnm-
nate four Delegates to represent he SIntc
AZ large, in the Convention proposed IT, be
hcl,I AT Nashville.
4. Resolved. That still further to carry
out the recommendations the people nf
Mississippi, we respectfully recommend
10 The pneplc nfrhs State torneel together,
on the first Monday in April nexr, in The
various Parishes and Districts OF The Stale,
10 nominate rs many Delegates as they
have Members of the Legislature, to meet
IN the first Monday in May succeeding. a.
some central and convenient point in their
respective Congressional Districts. then
and there to nominate two Delegates 10
represent such Congressional. yDisrFct in
.lhe State in.the proposed Convention.
S. ResoiueL. That, entertaining a sin.
oere desire to co operate with orr sisrer
States of the South in any movement
which they may deem necesss for The
common good, and having eL ..e conf
dence, Tho wisdom, integrity, and firm.
ness ofihe Southern people, when Assem-
bIed in said Convention, VIC feel aud ex-
press an undoubing confidence that the
Stale of South Carolian will yiell faith.
ful aud unhinching support to any measure
which said Convention may recommend.
J.I. MIDDLETON, CuArR.
WIN, Z. MARTIN, Sec'rG.
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MEETING OF THE BAR.

The Suulh Carulinia". says:-At meet
ing of The members nf The Columbia Bar,
held ia the Conn Rnnm, on Wednesday
morning. rb- 18th instant, al 9 9n'ciuck, w.
f. DrSaussur-, esq, was called To The
Chair. and 4. IIcrbemout, jr., requested to
acI rs Secretary.
The Chairman, in feeling and elo-
qncnt manner, stated that The object Of the
meeting was 10 express their sense of The
great loss sustained by The profession, as
well as by the Slate al large in The recent!
death of The Hon. Chancellor Caldwell
Col. J. Gregg Then submitted the inliow
Ing resolutions. which were unanimously
adopted
Ii having pleased Divine providence 10
allow The late Chancellor Caldwell 10 he
removed from the sphere Of his extensive
usefulness into The still and silent grave.
The members Of he Columbia Ear AMI The
olher officers of Court, III testimony of their
high estimate Of his exalted character, nl
their great admiration of his judicial ur-
baniry. OF their profound sense of his uni
ring industry in The faithful and conscien-
linus discharge Of his official trust, and in
token Of their deep sorrow for the great
loss sustained, not only by themselves. but
by The whole community. as we'll as their
sincere sympathy with his bereaved family.
RESOLVED, That they will wear the usual
badge of mourning for one month.
Resnired, That his Honor Judge Ward
law, now holding The Court Of Common
Pleas, be respectfully requested 10 suIler
the luregning sentiments and res"Iuli"ns TO
he entered on The minutes Of his Court.
Rssoired. That copy of The foregoing
he presented 10 The afflicted family Of the
deceased.
On motion of J. D. Tradewetl, esq.,, The
Chairman was requested To hand cory Of
The above resolutions 10 the Hon. Judge
Warlllaw at the opening Of The Court, with
n request that they he entered on The min
utes, and Ihat the proceedings nj this meet.
lug be published in The Columbia papers
a. l1ERBEMoST, Scc'ry.
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FOR THE ADVERTISER.
A TOKEN OF RESPECT.

lON LIN OE 1ShSl IIS =
At a meeting Of Concordia Lodge, No
50, Of Free aud Accepted Nlasons, on the
18th Ylr., the Ell"wiug resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That TO The general grief of
the community for The luss Of worthy
ahd useful citizen, by Ihe sudden deah Of
DR.. |. C.. WARD, The members of this
Lodge. add The peculiar sorrow Of the
loss of zcalnus aud faithful brother.
ResofUed, THAT We sincerely coudoe
with his surviving family in their sudden
aad sad bereavement.
Resoircd. That in testimony Of our grief,
we wear The usual badge Of mourning for
one month.
RcsOiUcd, That these resolutions he COM
munica'ed to Mrs. WARD by the Secrela
ry. aud be published in the Ed5etield Ad.
vertiser.
JOHN HILL, w. Nj.
CHARLES McGREGon, Sec'ry.
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%. We have received from snme friend un-
kLown to us. a copy Of 4 rainpl N@t entitled
an address delivered hcfJre The South Cnroli-
ia Institute, at its first annual fair ha the 20tI'
November 1919, by JAmEs II. IhMMoSp, a
member of the InslItrlc." We hrive not yet
had time 20 read this address, but from the high
character of The author aud from llld commcn-
dIti"n of the press, we feel authorized in say
ing that this essay will well repay perusal.
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The Savannah Georgian of EH
say: ..The pilot boat "Savannah"8
left here on the 5th instant in pyE
The schooner Abel, returned -yesE
after sailing about 1900 miles Vi
success. The Abe! cleared "a, 8lS
for Cornwall, England, on the 2al
and is supposed To be the vessel ina
MIR. Bullock Effected his escapc.' J,
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IMPORTANT FROM THE ISDiASs.-At
the mnmenI Of going 10 press, says The Tai
lahassee Sentinel of the Goth ulr. we are
placed by Col. j. &. Gamble in possession.
of The following important Indian news,
being an extract from a letter dated l3ih
February. 1850: II large nsmber Of In
dians are now in at Charlotte Harbor,
prepared lor emigration, and Sam Jones
and his party are erpected 10 be in at Fort
Hamer this ,ocek. for. the same purpose.
Time will he given TO complete all their
arrangements, and it is though, they viii
all be Soce;by the middle of May"
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~ liES ISOL LII. CE
DISTRICT:
Governor SRABaooK having addressed To
US. The Senator and Representatives Of The
District, a lelrer, covering The resolutions,
both of which will he found below. We
earnestly invite the citizens ofIbiS distric,Io
assemble al The Court House on Inc first
Monday in April neI. To adopt measures,
in conformity To The 4lh Resolution, 10 Sc
cure their representation in The proposed
Convention. The present slate of things
in Congress, gives 10 this subject deep
importance. The best security for our
rights. is wise preparation, and a fearless
determination 10 project them. Let us
NEE, the people Of the South in Cnnvenlion
and lake Steps 10 secure =" Oua EQUALITY
OR INpEpENnEHcE."
MI. GRIFFIN,
JOHN LAKE,
X. B BOUKNiGuT,
DANIEL HOLLAND,
ABRAM JONES,
L. e.. YANCEY.
JOHN TOMPKlNS.
March ], 1880.
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A funeral procession, composed princ-
.pally of females on foot, was seen in New
York on Sunday. 1t was the funeral of
The Daughters nf Temperance. and the
ladies, with their regalia, presented very
novel appearance. Tie age we live in
is ono o. progress.
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u The weather has been very nnlavorablc
for agricultural purposes. We have had rain
here IN torrents since our last and we under
stand The river at Hamburg is mi Of Ihe banks,
and that great apprehension is'eli in IIsmbnrg
That there will be another flood similar 10 that in
May 1910