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Psunsylvasin Lcsislature.

HARRISBURG, wednesday, Feb. 2. Is3J.
The State Legislature has passed finally tho
bill making approprisoIio aid in the erection OF
Monument In Independence-square, commemorative of
the original thirteen States and the signers OF the Dec
lsration % lndependence.
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BALTIMORE, Wednesday Feb 2 1880
We have received New 0rleans papers of
Wednesday aud Thursday last
The Legislature of Texas met in extra ses-
sion al Austin the 10th u The Message Of ths Gov
refers to the depredstons committed by Indians
on the We.terB borders OF the State and censures in
the Secretary of War Tor the unauthorized
language he has thought ne TO employ In suding 10 the
volunteer services of the Stste, The Legislature u
asked 10 institute inquiry whether the General Govern
nent has Afforded complete and satisfactory protection
10 tie RI. Grande frontier
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storm ut the Soutl-IntcrruptIcu 90 the Teie-
grph-Bark johnson.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Feb 2, 1853
We have had so much lightning this evening
as TO put end to the working ofrhe wires south Of
this city since o'clock.
A Geographic dispatch from the Breakwater
THE afternoon states that the bark Johnson previously
reported ashore in the yer has three anchors out aud
ey the 'd OF steam pump, hopes entertained that
she may Je got Of
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Of the Canada at Halifax.

HALIFAX, Wednesday, Feb. 2-l2 midnight.
Our lines are in fine order, and We regret
that not likely to have the pleasure Of sending
through the Csnadss news to night
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Fvry,s,yx AID PKREMProRY SALE OF REAL

y.T.rg At AUcTioN,-We notice that AsfHosY J.
eIrscrxs will sell public auction THIS Day, a. IL
'eiei al the Merchants Exchange, the valuable stofee
s,a Ia. Eoy lsS WseYr OF Pine No - Beaver
A. Hoases and Lott Nos IA f4 46 and 4S lst sv, cor
uef OF sd-a with a number d Buildings on me re9fi
Ho,s,s and Los Nos I6J aud l67 Grcenwcas one Taa-
.be guildDs Lot On the If Broadway and 5th.
store aud Lot No. IS BToadsf; House ard Lot NO 4oV
Broorne 1T; House aid Lot No si2 Brosdssy 61sween
53h sss zstss; House and Lease OF Lot No. ISL Brad
sy pesr st Houses and Lots Nos. rs and 81 Ithsy
Uouss and Lot No 1856 Alb House and Lot on toe COR
ues Of Cshsrbe and HamiltOnss two Ho1ses aoo L2's
Eo lS4 and 40 S1s House and Lot No. 90 i<ts and
The easehod remises Nos n Centre and 1911 LeonAds
Maps Of the above can be had at he ancton rooms No
Broed-ss '%f'if
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~ Among the advertisements on the first
page of this paper will be found an interesting
report on the subject of the removal of the
Mercantile Library We are requested to
state that petitions for or against the removal
should be handed IN before 5 O'Clock this after
mon
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BOSTON, Nedneeday Fec. 2, lt3J
From Portland we learn that Elisha =. Bart
lett and ancher person arrested In she city to-day
for passing counterfeit money Two hundred aud sixty
dollars in counterfeit ives On the fremont Bank OF
this city, aud $50 on the Carroll County Bsnk were
lonnh nunn fhem
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LEersLArURE.-In the Senate yesterday the
Railroad Consolidation Bill wss further deost-
ed, but no question was taken.
In the Assembly, certain resolutions were
offered In regard TO the Canals, which created
some feeling. The bill 10 Preserve the Purity
of Elections was discussed.
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Marine Infellisenee.

NORFOLK "Wednesday, Feb. 2
The Ship Hamburger, from Hamburger for
New York with passenger Il Hampton Roads short
OfProyislons
PHILADELPHIA wednesday, Feb @ 1888
A dispatch from the Breakwater states that
the bark Edwin Johnson for Havana which went 20 sea
yesterday IN attempting 20 return in consequence of
head winds, went ashore Beacon Light and il In
critical stuston Revenue cutter Forward has gone ~
her assistance
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stpte Medical Society, &c.

ALBANY Wednesdsy Feb. ,, IooJ
The State Medical Society met at the As
sembly Chsmber this evening, when address was de-
hvored BY Dr. A Clark. Of New York President OF the
Society There were a large number of the medical
profession present The proceedings thus far have been
OF little interest to the public.
Dir. Lawrence, the District Attorney, is now
making his closing address TO the Jury in the OF
Salmon. one Of the Syracuse slave rioters
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EARTHQUAKES at Fnynl.

BosroN, Wednesday Feb ,, 1883.
The schr. Mellta, from Fayal, reports that
previous to December 90 about 20 shocks Earthquake
bad occurred without doing much damage
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Departure OF the Europa.

BOSTON, Wednesdayl Feb. 3 lsjJ.
The X. NJ. Steamship Europa, Captain Shan
70 passengers for Liyerpool for Halifax aud s20O00
American gold
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- The new Liquor Law will probably pass
the Rhode-Island House of Representatives
to-day, bat it is feared that ii viii be strsnged
In the Senate.
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sNwoRr and ASPARAGUS CoUeH CANDY. pleasant and
effective remedy Coughs Colds and Hoarseness WsT-
ganted 10 gye rcei five miuutcs frce 10 and y cents
per package Wholesale agencies Tor New ora, Hall,
kvcxlE Co. No ~ Greenwich st; w 4. PEEK, No 81
John e r NJ 0ViOS No, II BoweD [. H. RNS, cor
pcr of Brpa.Na y aud Johns EIENEEER Cook CO. No.
nv Wssh nstoBs Mrs HANS, No us koltanst- Brook
Ign; ard by Druggists generally throughout the United
States
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PInLADEIPHIA. Wednesday. Feb. . lsj.
The Southern Mail,

BALTIMORE, Wednesday FEB 2, 1853.
We have 10 mail this morning south OF Sa-
vsnnsh The pspefs TO hand contain nothing OF interest
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Tie Florida at Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Tuesday. FEB. ], ls53.
ne steamship Florida, Capt Woodruff. has
s1ived 81 hsr wharf this city IN "A hours from New.
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Election Of n L. =. senator by the Massachu-
sctts House Of Representatives.
Bo,roN, Wednesday. FEB. :

Boston, Wednesday FEB. ?, 1853.
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT was elected u. 5.
Senator BY the House Of Representatives to-day by tho
following vote Everett No. Caleb Cushing IS; Ste
phen c Phillips, 81 scattering, :
The Senate will vote tomorrow
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HAIR Drs AND wIss.-BAroHkrox's Man

skcsory T these articles Is celebrated az pAts OF TIE
world persous wishDe hight elegant and Garahle Wis
Toupee surely be suited ts Hair Dye applied "a
suaTanecl sod wholesale and rsa. ~ No Nall
= Cory the Adsress-Aewase Of inirAii0Ds
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IL LYONS kATHAIRoN gives the Hair rich,
con sossy and cutting appearance oleanses toe Head from
Dandrua and its natural Impurities, prevents the htt
turning grey, aud rvproduces new Hair upoA bAd
Heads Prcf only p cents. - -
Sold BY @ H. Rtng cor. John-st Gibson, No. 3li, and
Rice and Smith No 725 Broadway VIM. NJ. Giles No le9
dlh-W.i ". q, Freeman No, ~ Aay, New York MIS-
Hays No. lts Atlantic-st, and Radch Bros No 10y
Atlsnt,cs Brooklyp General Wholesale Depdt, No. idl
Nn.Awsy ID. y BARNES.
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Illness Of the Governor OF Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANs, wednesday Feb. 2.
Governor Ilebert has had relapse aud is
again dangerously sick
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The DEMOCRATIC PRTNaRY MEErIyGs-
These meetings in the contested Wards passed Of very
harmoniously yesterday between the hour. Of 70 W.
aud 2PM
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

- pyv.v,s NyovxREEoLyo-Ihe Lady oi
- =. Ts,r s:ztou4 IN Esssss-si- il indebted 70 DE-
ssYsEIocKR1Sctso for he p'e.sIas.ea ana Fs. y n
~ - Il, ia irstsoce the NIoUKkESoLEo was f1i-
r,sea b. Der plyacsn, DR. Alfred Rrssms9 Of 20 ~
- Az corner OF Clpt0a-st and 10 ~ h.as. iS1-
80 ta.yies OF de EIoUKEEEOLEo were urged upon
-. M t tie rsegest that Le would Distribute tee
"a ieY hs pesses he LADY referred 70 beng che o. -e
-, y,rb g lssL-Dsbsys goatfsnoeo' o. 49,.
1919 80. - so-i qute en- ~ - " o- =
J. fr-~,s n5y.,.L caGsater tnos tnai
- .<eser md carer n sH anTf "a q ne n1 -
-. = - k.srss shzTed Efh T. ard Jos fi7- ~.
- 80 81 fo-f I-ni DelsJ Prs1srsoos : -
- sress ~ Esf o1srs8 y ie Pc 90. *
resy<sfliBy yoass. T. 2 HETHes' TOMS S~ND''
PoT sale b. z FEEycs Boekseer No i'2 S1s,1'. D.
s.sAo,- poClsfllers Ir.hgne Buildnes; Ms u; SAX
sssT No S. Ksrk'Epaoe A. ~ CosKLis, cor proyl-
way ens s4.ht and Bool .easss sensraDy s' ."
wy hT Mrs HAYES. No rs Fniion-s, e r ~ L..
x Hfste1s rnt b. sddfcs,sd 70 Dr. III DbsAf icee
y.e-ekl NJ le5 Nss.an-st.
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~ Advertising is one of the modern high
fortune Bat II must BE- done with Judgment. Those
who reach the country press most effectively end
Al the same tine ohesply will ind the Advertising
House Of onf friend W H. MCDosALp conner Of Ann and
Nassauss, tie Bank, greatly 10 Their Advantage
MIR McD IL in Communication with the whole pfess OF the
Iuion and Canada, aud has hveTy best facilities i91 All
vertsg IN all the pepe Piles OF Journals viii be ouad
fFronl The Minor Of Monday
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ra- Fairhanks,s Patent Platfor,n and Coun

Ger Scairs improved in quality and redaced in price adapt
ed 60 every required operation OF weighing For sale IN al
sNeir variety by fNssASKS Co, No. 80 Wateg-st.
tT FowLERs a. Wills, Psychologists and
Publishers Clinton Hall, No 1871 Nassaa-sf- Newlok aud
No lae Weshlngton-st, Boston.
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Prooi-wha ia proof to hear, % foaSl. IN see;
Noat eyes alone your witnesses should be.
~ CsIsrApoRo invites the test Of optical
lie asks al who desire tc change the color
OF their hair reh black or hoNn, % cal and witness
experiment with his ExcElseR hslR O1E upon the LIVING
AIRES ffoni their own heads a. No As,ol House Use
DYE applied Ina private Tooas and sold there and BY the
pslncipsl litus ssts IN the CITY.
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FIEE-A FIRE broke out last eTenins about
II oeloek IN the Sd story Ofths japan ss..bhnu.r: Of
Mr. II. srri-h, At the corner Of BeeAman and ws,er.
sts. which Destroyed nearly tie whole a ths eoat.r.
ofths secoad and thrd stories. TIE frss soor oc-u
pied - hGaor store slso much dsmszed By tie
water
Tie adjoining building in WIaer-st occuy;ed by NJ
ID Scott - pickle es;aSlshnea; wss u.ash danlaxs
y wHier He los y covered BY insurance IN the
/ ire !nsur ante cospluy.
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Br0orr.sr. Lac BRoApwAY.-A. J. BLEEcK.

BEOOKI-s1. hEAH IlNONUFFH ~ ID V' IIIsI'''V
IN viii sell THIs BAY, ct y o'clock b. at the Merchants
EYehsus@ tbs House And Lot No $50 Broonsst, north
sde o. Brooae about 800 feet west Of Broadway Lot
by 100 Tie situation central and eligible Tor any bps
ness Ground high and the street wider tAD any otser
between Canal AID l4hss AZ residence it's exsre1e
~ convenient by Of the up town pressure tie
grogndin this vicinity 10 being fa tken fr stores ho
es and other o. the FIRST class which mast great
Nv snbsrsce is value.
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An New-York knows that you have NJ

800 10 oss. when fhyens with cold OF dresed
~, .hop clothes GZoRC2 p. Fox, the fashion
~ To- M SIS broadway, each season gives Ge1sg ~
any pros bs uplH. ssoek Costs Ees and f "a,
80 80, .l,ora 10 Be EeneIsts n selling relnnants-
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re- Failure is impossible where the result
d secured Hsnostbe Shirt. rnsde 20 mea
sure Al ErrNs No Astor House. always st. are always
,up,ovrd and must ever bs popular with the fsmsbe
void IL spite Of .men sti0ns here and elsewhere
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HOUSE. OF REPRESENTATIVES
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Jones Teaah
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EoTicE-REMoyAL.-G old estab-
shsd Daguerrean Gallery IL removed 70 hs new and mag
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IT, Housckeerers and all others in want OF
Beddins Beds,ea6s &C. would do well 20 call ~ NJ VIII
LAsus establish, 'areFoOms No. 80 Chstan-st, cor
pef Of mulbeyst may be found the larses ssot
-. "a Liz nn.rel The nlLLLc.
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IBIB0lKAgN. July i--C.nA viii make Al syer.ga crop
Corn lcokrg very vel Potatoes and ether vegetables
are good II bss not been dry Bayou La Foarche
srd other psr.s Of The State.
Tr.suEslNE June IS The late sho~~rs make he cana
lock Up
D.RrneroS {. c. June I've have no hopes Of I.
Com crop Gotten has been doing we'll bat cannot stand
he 6lcrgth much lorger. IL mus, have rain make no
rnt Crops on the river plantations are hopeless
loRKvltrE : { June 29No good rain IN two morshx-
Cotton snd Corn III beth be =. bsd 81 Ia is.5.
CulraSooei June as-hach neeces rain fen last
week Corn begins to look up
FroYo Co. ia. June % --SRce Cotton Wa planted We
hsve b,d but one soaking rsn. Wheat turned cut well
Cotton is small and late Corn Is osst redemption
FnGsuKLp 5. C.. June s7.-We shall make no proyts-
ion crop Cotton nav do something vet sith rso. We
h. have 10 20 abroad for something for peops 10 eat
GuTFiS june elf this orou eth continues ~e night
swell lock for crops Stony Mountain IS in any Of our
f.l6s Bot little Corn b. made snd, but f,r COED
Wheat crop We should want bread As ia the negroes
will cor plsin II ccn6ped 20 whest hresd.
La GRANGE Juue e9-Three weeks without rain, and
but hule IN two months.
CRyRAw \ c. June es-The sun is scorching mp every
tlirg Early Corn is tumbled out II half IT'S usual ngo,
Gardens are burnt mp and Cotton will be. Numbers OF
osks are dead,
IBERyiLIE La June 25-Everybcdy s pleased 81 the
prospect Of good crops.
RsIriGH, y C.. July 9-Tbe heat and drought sewers
Wheat Is all cut and proves good crop Oats ace wofsh
less. Corn has rot suffered hardly yet.
HursBORo, y. c, June ga cold spring and iase
drought has injured Corn Oas are very poor and Pofa
toss upprsmspg
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PUBLIC RECEPTIONS.
~ Of TIE ". Y. r1sHe.

To ss EGi;or Of TIE " Y r1-~e
Notice with pleasure that the last attempt of s
the indicted thrust their hands into the public purse
proved failure. The pretext Of receiving the Presi-
dent in proper manner too transparent. The OBJ
ect Was 10 get the 5000 and divide with their asso-
GATES outside the Hall The President, as man and
Democrat would not feel complmested by an empty
parade il be knew that he made party to subtract
he sum of from the pockets OF the tar payers OF
this tax ridden City WHY should initiate the ile and
,erve psgesntry Of the European cities Let US meet orr
Chief Magistrate with respect men, and not With the
en- pity show and nsel OF slaves am opposed In all pub
c receptions coNdscted great oaicry was made
because the hospisiies Of the City we're not daily ex-
tended to The English Commissioner 10 the Crystal Pssoet
The City was said to be disgrsced-snd Why f-becsuse
the Common Council prohibited by the new charter
from spproplisrg any smoun to sach purpose trhsy
Eof prohibited at all "a
FIVE desire show ciyiss TO strsngers-snd ~e some
times dC-let the Mayor or two Aldermen wait on
him snd do the polite 10 cheap II the stranger,
or visitor 10 sensible he will appreciate the stten-
ton il fool rogue he nts desire TO see the public
robbed crafty few OF the suckers that surround the
City Hall
We claim to be Republicans let couduc. prove L.
We are now The laughing stock OF other cities Ia America
srd in Europe and although but little for the SCOTS
OF Europeans have desire to stand well with our fell
low country men.
l am, SIR, tax payer, and in general wayne
GRUHBLER.
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CeaaI Notites.

PURSUANCE Of an order OF the SURROGATE o. tne
County Of Ssys pGis s;s' cs CITY s'i Se Yo
dee.c 70 Is'et hs s;n. IN T2sns' s n cs.nSer. IN
Re CIV oScwYni on o. fourth day Of January ns1
D;sc new i'i the 'A mitaRS2RET HtMIsS AdI
AN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate oil the
c:.. :: Syg5 p s% ss' q &c cy :3i ~,
ss.sd 70 present with vouchers thereof 70 ta ,9o 0
tf ths s7 y W. o. nAsY SWIFT
nv PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
Fys SSse hs's n 70 :. P Es Yo Ss' a
.s 10 $50. he vouchers thereof n tie su6scnoe
sos her residence on sch - 'eTssn "a and 20 ~, , 81
S;S On Or iefe The 4h Day December nItosd New
YSs , ,Ss s'' hSRoARET FEgGAy Sole E1eu
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
Il: c:,. ?, M S9sn IoSRs s' :s t
=. - yG :. .as - 70 . :s cy
New Yoli Or b.rs NJ, t"ss'yLTe day Of FOv'.b~ n'r-
b: IS i::sG the S''' ~ $40 Hi1
~ PURSUANCE Of az order of the Surrogate Of
~ c;,' : e ss ; 80: 80, is':
- i.... t.. s.. Tt 80 o. scr, n. sSi,sS
So I' wi 4: IA: : % s;;;. -.
In PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate Ofice
s ss .'i fI6I XII ~, III, s 90
60 f'T I' "a '' JOBS o.; arfIsGss
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
II al, Co., AZ peon havnf
.n. ,s,r.t IfvIR Of the Cts Ns~ f s.easts
thsf.o 70 the 'slscrS a. y, y, 70
D Ds: ~ = S' &. S.rrn WHITE r.
al ia~tnTf "' - - -,
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Jesse e. smith
"a suros,e hereby aver soonis
~ sy,s THOMAS 2 BROWN, late Of The
required 70 eIht me .ie WIZ
ne resence ho~a
n n. town he County q knss OF before the AsSs
is,SgF WILLIAM 7. BROWN,
EVANS.
TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
~. Couty oil s's cam.
Of New iork deceed 70 sreseHi
subnbsrs The store GeoeN w"
q New fofk on or before ne uue sC
Jsy pelt-Dstss New YoTt, the a7h dsy o. Jsn9g, Iseh
go. 5SaS Mi, i WILLIAMS. fI-''~r.
CUPREME COURT, City and County of New York
l.by summoned the eomP.nin tns setn vhs
he o The CITY and County Of ufh
A. Of New foTt, aud 10 ssfveA c Of Jm
fbes At their once -" ~
sIelss. Of the Of and fail 10 ans"sf he ad comp
Ae tate Judgment ssaa'i Jo
IT hnsss dollars and tV sni sn %
-. al a.. York July lb saf
~.i,i..ie.Fs NiKs BAGLkY. PAsurs Attorney
NOTICE of DISTRIBUTION.-NOti is hereby
IN ,vn the sae Of the real estate Of Fredeek
No late a the New York. deceased lately made by Ss
Dsy under the Surrogate Of the County Neg fk
will acoordnf 20 he surrogate once IN NE ~
Of day Of Auguu next at ten O'Clock Tue
toop Of that dsy when an persons having claims demands
will thea said Suofate w men proofs
vouchers a w pIeAoIo.-, o.
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From the Aasldac. lra1flafec fof INC 4TiS--,
The position Ofihe female II every chcis
II nitsd States Is quite peculiar IN some grz,e
tie remark made 10 me By lady Of PniAeelPIit, we
are the Queen of America On the ytnsr nAnI' y N gay
lie rep wholly without ruth log are ne ionl, o.
Amsrcs appears from single CIR ,i " = ne
man III child OF the female sex always enjoys privileges
N is parer. house the dsadv4niAge Of Is brother;
Is better dresed. receives more esy 1000 anu : ~. ~.
resreet kouey.r goes very Jar indeed no, usual for
girlto hello her mother in her household sf-is al her
ioai nth year and Eher- Do l.lI7 uoisa'es A. 50
IN. A. sUt Ia r..u.an, who IN that often pad
IN money L. spend in d.ioes Tie Custom hsReeome
.-,t 49, rboo.s fr fh- ielrlers g. take o. ar cue
I'm he ehidr.n who else could Mt be induced - ne
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I'm, syRr-p Of HoARHoUED snd vEGETA:

r,.xps SYRUP Of HOARH0UND sad Vb1ElA,
Mi TxPECTORAsTs Ia IS std % GEMS "a ss.fs
ahe t are - he SANDs asmrnOh Drus Store No '.nes
T,TaMNERlNG CURED-ELOCnIi I ;.N !.
a. 1OEsTOcKs VOCAL GfNAAslU ~ rnl.a'.p..- s'.ea
s3,ss IN ,rse,sssi ope,on fO me t's9 S 80; 80 -.
be- - N. p,ot on hssb the Curs o. ~ ne ~
nr a. I,,srf .ra Other Dfctvc Arueuaion a. wen i'f
lEyrsver.eh ~ d No Huberrys. Philadelphia
mo WoRKs-DY COhsTOCK Is the suihor Of TIE Aaler-
,lrIsb.f the only perfect siehsost mat has sec
,he ycrJ q The COW pnsoet mat ~. g. -.
py'n ~ sound ard Csrs M scent nheco 40 la
sn Dr. fs p.bshsd n th alphabet b.. s{.:eo Q, Eo:s
~ NJ T,sfsuer e. the hrst boob of Popei hoiaefs
NJ M eossous Ioie, Ny Lte GsoSr'pbJ y eeni4
- ,,rrksr Ct olsr vorts
Ty,HIRTY YEARS EAPEklENCb OF "a O JI1sL.
WINsLOW would call The attention Of the iedies
rse1THING SYRUP Tor fdren eethnf II will i've iloe-
Socsss Dfspsmson MAKING the process o. tee'ont
e. "a q posfset the dyenteU and ea,'.s
s-'J snties sold ell Nevfnssnd soa ~ -
ING eoreT Of Jobt-s and BIosdwsyi BOYD "a no
ssr~I,nff-,t w. CHDMBG No. $40 bo~sIy srn-i "
T,eIssi Kew.Yorfi Mrs. HAYES, No i75Fo'4t7 Sroo"J'
yhre. q q bottle. --.. n,,oy,,.s.o tryt1 n ca5.sRY
ptTrTEs The of boas sDs Jsunoee eopai10 o
Stsf, They me bood snd rive - aoo sos Wv
,hsl. s,r,p. Price Oh y SO cents ia pint oo'tot
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matter Of raSe from the President b the black savehoeH
;he negro only s an article Of merchandise Even 'ne
kimer Is trader and h.nce the nrnere3i nee
Of the agricul,ur, nopulae does diminish The pre-
vailIr z mercantile chzI acter Of the IA ION
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at seems that a by the of Forbes had SOFT
time $50 entered tbs land Of MIR Grssam. from which
Time unpleasant feelings had existed between them On the
CIV tho deed committee, GrisSsm in company sh =
brother Who had recently th- country return
home bis t6.d each Of the brothers having
On his shoulder b. used for uechauicsl pap's-
they encountered Forbes who thinking perhaps they
m attack him. Immediately the OF rs
tLn AZ them The charge entered he body of Grisam
kihIg lin inst ~ and br. s1ing the sTm Of hrs
c,IrpsIu 1t doubtless tie intention OF Forbes q
M them both 81 one hot Forbes, is said approached
the murdered and deliberately fred pistol shots
ito him, and then fed
Judge 4 B Greenwood. Eho received The Democratic
rouUation fr Coz n the Northern Drt has sent
in bis resignation Judge Of the Fourth Judicial Crcl
IN. o. Picavu1e. a9th.