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JEW DAVIDS OR HEBREW PLASTER IN NORTH
CAROLINA


CAROLINA.
MEssRS SCoyIL MEAD-l have been troubled with the
chronic rheumatism for the last twelve years. On the st of
ruy ls4s bad that could not turn myself in bed,
and the pain that had not sepa wink days
At this time attending Physician prescribed the Hebrew
Plaster and it acted like charm; the pain left me and
slept more than half of the night and in three days was
able to ride out consider the "Hebrew Plaster the best
remedy for all sorts of pains now in use.
- G. W. McNiINN.
Hendersonvie N. c., Aug 16, 1850.
~ eB lF ~ q Eg
Beware of counterfets and base inIitationsl
~ The genuine Will in future have the signature Z.
Taylor the steel plate engraved label the top of each
box. H..E-. ..s ....
Purchasers advised that counterfeit Of this
ices is in existence.
The genuine is sold only by and agents appointed
throughout the Southland pedlar is allowed to sell 1t
Dealers and purchasers generally cautioned against buy
ing of but regular agents. otherwise they will be impss
ed upon with worthless article.
For sale by SCOVlL d MEAD,
. . III Chartres street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States to whom
all orders must be addressed
Sold by EWIN, BROWN Co., Nashville, Tenn.
w. w. 4 J. b. BERRY, do;
J. NJ. ZIMERMAN 4 Co., do;
CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG, do;
THOMAS WELLS, --E do;
iulyI-dtww Il. G.. SC0VEL, do.
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DIR. J. w. GRAY.

Office in McCombs' New Building, on Cherry Street
Bstl0eTn DtdEeFtcE and Union.
dscI4-12n RESIDRSCE-
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j. III. CURREY,
Undertakerand Coffm-maker,

college street. Ne %, opposite Se,rdRee H,slse.
u EGS leave TO inform his friends and the public-w,
generally, that he has opened regular COf esaa1Ea
I'm Koom and having bought the right for manufacturing
and selling in Middle Tennessee, Skis Patent ndistuc
ibe Airtght and AireXhausted Burial Cases. the best
now in use for preserving the corps he will keep supply
of them constantly hand together with Of
al kinds OF covered and wood Collins. He is prepared TO
furnish good hearseS and any number Of Hacks that may
be wanted also shrouS of every description, made in the
best style together with every equpage necessary for fune
rails All eeraphic dispatches orders from Steamboats,
and Railroads or from the surrounding country will be
promptly attended TO- Particular attention paid to pre-
Gt At rs Furniture and Coin Rooms promptly attended
Co. boh and day he viii give his personal attention
to all funerals. Charges moderate.
j. H. CURREY.
" B-Furniture and Mattresses OF every description
made to order and Of the best materials and warraned also
furniture repaired in the best style and with dispatch
aug2T C I
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THE GRRFENBERG vEGETABLEPILLs.


REeOupOunded with the utmost and skill and the
ingredients thoroughly tested BY the most eminent
Chemists They especially valuable for the prevention
and cure Of evers in general all Bilious and Liver com
pants COStiveness, Imperfect Digestion, Deficient action
of the bowels Sick Headaches, Influenza Asthma, and a
variety Of other chrOnicl diseases and in tine for all fam
y Price, with full directions, 25 cents per box.
For sale by ALEX. MACKENZIE,
dee3. '7i No. Il, College street.
And by every Druggist in the State.
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CTRAYED.-A DARK BAY MARE ABOUT
- eight years old, fifteen hands high, heavy and
tail one hind foot white supposed to be with ioal Inor-
nation of the animal will be Literally rewarded by calling
at Prices Livery stable. Novl9-tE
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VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR
v SALE-The undersigned offers for sale his residence
Inspiring Church Street. with the furniture desired
Terms made known ON application 10
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II n" A CARD. -"I|---
HAVE this day associated with IN the Sadding Bu
i siness nv son. A C. MARCH. The business, in future
will be conducted in the name OF j. d. March Son. All
persons indebted to me- by note account will please
up and make payment J. ID. MARCH.
w Thankful for the liberal share of patronage hereto
tore continuance Of the same is respectfully solicited
ian2 J. ID, MARCH SON,
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INOti SALE.-Four valuable Farms on the Ianey
4 Fork River, 10 miles from Nashville 20 hours travel
by sage-we timbercd, good stock farms and the river
igabe for STEAMBOATS, months in the year. Those
wishing to engage in the Lumber trade or raising stocek
would do well to give a call. -.. = .s.-..
A. L. DAVIS,
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VHAMPAGNE.--I0 BASKETS CHAS.
I Hudsick 4 Co.'S Champagne, direct importation
and the best brand brought this market Justre-
ceived aud for sale by
deco HART 4 H0LLlNGSWORTH.
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DHEUMATISM. -" RHEUA

Il } II Et MAI Is VI. = RITII VI AEiNM CAN
IL be cured, either nllammatory, lacuic} chronic No
matter what form of the disease, how bad how long
standing by the Of that celebrated Vegetable Internal
remedy, MormUre's Rheumatic Compound and Blood
Purifier" For sale by the only A gent IN Nashville
movie II G.. SCONEb .
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McCREA Il TERRASS.

CANHsA q IEhRASS,
Corner Of Broad and College Streets Yasbvi,,s -,
Agc'|sy0r ShaasFs P;tsbssr1k and Uzseli1g 4 r -,
Csebrgtad Ksnnstfs
nIEF ni-T us, LIS, PORTER & BROWN STOUT.
a p;a Z now IN store the following which thew win s
a. 'FltlsbIrgh prices Transportation added 'N S
10 pnS % U W Smiths Pittsburgh Ae for sIirnrnsr rs
i0o, Ae9HeH Brand equal 10 the best Scotch Az.
4vV72 DO do Tor family t,s.. -
"a - Bottled do.
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A LIE ALE Hoo BARRET.S S,TI,v,ss,,;
"a celebrated Ale, received by Georgetoy~p ami g. -
- MeCREA TERRAS
N''-P
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DRUGGISTS &C..
fNHE CRIPPLE, THE LAME, AND THE
Il GUN yonied, can lind re;fin that External Remedy
Chinese Rheumatic Antedote -

world wonderfal Remedy for M an in tha 4
read iul DIS 'ase-fhe rheumatism
''See dying vegetable. hfe sustain .-ss 4
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MEDICINE HOTSF.-WF

4 NTI-PATENT MEDICINE HOUSE.-WE
respectfully beg leave to make known to the public
that have discarded from Drug Store all Patent
and Prnpreory Medicines and henceorth will NOT cnr,ge
in the sale of them. Our whole attention will be devoted
TO the preparation and sale Of Legitimate Medicines which
we viii warrant TO be OF the purest quality.
Particular attention given to filling Bills and Prescrip-
tons Our prices will be found be low the lowest
as we determined not to be undersod by any in this
market. We keep clerks IN employ but those ex
perieuced IN the business
In confirmation Of the above facts all invited TO call
azd see for themselves. STRETCH a ORR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, corner College and
Union Streets Nashville nov27
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DLOWS! PLOWSI !-I5O BEST PF,4C,ls,.z
Flows just received by Georgetown and ior ss ~ IA
. AcCREA TERRASS
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ANGHORNE a ARMISTEAD,S TOExss-
II CO-50 boxes just received by the Monticello and tr
SAFE low oy MeUREA & TE.2R ASS
uV'-t
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HODGE & WALKER.
BARRIERS, Hair-Dressers, &C., &c

THOMAS HODGE.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

Publishers, Box 1876, Philada.
Booksellers, CanvaSssrs and Book Agents supplied
the liberal terms. sept27-ly
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UPS an unequaled remedy in all cases of BOWEL
COMPLAINT and ASIATfC CHOLERA If taken with the
first symptoms viz Vomiting and Darrh9a In the past
wears il has cured thousands this State of BLOODY
FLUX, when all other remedies had failed --.s
Price, 50 cents per bottle. ALEX MACKENZIE,
Agent, College street,
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silver spears of intellect ma Ike trial Of their metswhch
clears the ground, sdnires hs bearing, adjudges victory
awards tho prize 10 tho cha mpion whose cry aud
oes s Other than your owna spirit sustaining the public
mind in Of boahal, and brilliant, aud
activity, where would Otherwise COVER, daIken. and
,tasnsiea spirit which is The foundation OF charity and
peace and prepIiely. and graceful order amongst
spidt which brings dsmsy upon the WORKERS in deceit,
poverty and shame those who gamble with the creduit
Of peoplebrngs eror exposure flight and conster-
nation and to the desposm of which oil these evil things
but tho agencies and weapons. dehroneent and an
uhAiiona spirit which, iosiered by her children
tho wealth, that Graded here shall have lew
days than Carthage Genoa Venice, which, In 'he
genoaton less favored Than you have been but
which, n the other hand, preserved shall III ms re-
public high above the inmtes and casnties that have
ovsraken. heretofore the prosperous and mighty ones Of
sarthseitng IL Ike city Of gold, upon an everlasting
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before him. "No.'' he replied SWELL" she replied
drawing her tiny form proudly up, s hsus and passed
ON. still smiling to tell the joyous the next
she might meet. What world OF happiness 10 her
concentrated in that dea-ihe baby And in her
JOY she felt If all must have The delight as her
sell and II matter of afectonale pride TO her that
lifted her little heart above the reach OF ordinary envy
Tor In the baby her world and what else had she 10
crave Such the reflection OF our friend and he
remembered long enough tell yesterday in
Broad street
HARSH REMEpY--A woman in Ohio, having ex.
hausted her patience endeavoring save drunken
husband. called the liquor sellers and politely request
cd them not TO sell her husband any They all de-
clared they had not and would not sell him any liquor.
Ga Thursday afternoon, while out in search of her hus
band, she found him drunk and almost senseess in
her husband she became very much enraged Provoked
TO Madness she seized club about two and half feet
in length. with which she broke 10 pieces large decan
ter filled with whskey Just placed the counter she
stepped in, for the accommodation OF four five
drunken sots. The next move she swept pitcher and
glasses from the counter this made the doggery keeper
furious; he attacked the lady, while she with both hands
seized the club and with fesiroke brought him TO
the floor. He raised the cry OF murder and fled. The
rest OF The nebraes, seeing the practical demonstrations
OF her skill fled the house Having the shop herself she
coolly and deliberately walked to the whiskev barrel and
beer keg and broke the faucets causing the contents
out the floor. After which she broke all the
jugs, bottles, and TASKS that could be found.
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When MIR Polk retired from The presidency, he left
every department OF the government systematically or
ganized, Notwithstanding the exgences growing on, Of
foreign war. and OF organizing system OF domes.
tic policy order and promp,nes, characterized every
branch OF the public service But the wing adminislra-
ton, in time OF profound peace, unable 10 pre-
serve order and method where they already esab.
Bshsd The reckless manner in which they administered
the government produced oonfusion aud
delay. which NOT only vexs,ious to those who had
business with the government but produced such waste
and exavagance and inflicted such plain and ralpa Bile
injury on public ineress, as 10 attract the attention and
provoke the of all intelligent and candid men
10, however, consolpg 10 know that The few months
That have elapsed since the democratic party restored
TO power have wrought great change Mere pot-house
politicians have not been placed in Office nor have men
been selected for public employment because they we've
Incompetent 10 the management of private business n
Tary appointments have been made, yet care has been
ken 10 select, from among party aspirans, 6t and
qualified for the duties OF Office The consequence is
tha,-aihough the number OF persons connected with The
executive departments has bean greatly dminshe ed since
the iour'h Of Ma'ch-'here is marked and striking i'm
provement IN the promptness and efficiency with which
business Is despatched great amount of
has been brought up In OF the departments or bu
reaus 10 there the amount OF business accumulated
and in arrears A. there four months ago; and in
noAs OF them there the vexaiieus DELAYS a.
have been encountered during the last four years.
As a striking example OF the vast Improvement refer
red to- the Third Auditors bereau may be mentioned Mr.
Burt, OF South Carolina among the first OF General
P.ces appointments Although he had never been in the
employment OF the government yet TO intelligence and
industry he added sincere desire 10 discharge his duty
saoredtsust imposed him a patriotic citizen who
had been selected for high official post, for his
advancement, but for the interest of the public. The
duties OF no bureau more complex and difficult than
those which are in,rused to the Third Auditor of the
treasury but yet Mr. Burt has, by din, Of industry and
applications succeeded in bringing up all anearages so tina,
there are delays from accumulated business and the
reduced number OF clerks under him keep mp with
The duties imposed on than, preventing the harass-
men' which has heretofore been experienced in the
branch OF the public service which be superin,cnds
For this remarkable efficiency Mr. Bur, deserves much
ed'-ahord'ns. NJ his example Does marked contrast
between ,hose who seek pubic employment with single
view to personal and comfort. and those who view
public Office high ,rus conferred for The public good
and not Tor individual agsrandiaeneut amtaHb & ~
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Sale To-Day.
By GREEN Il SCOTT, Auctioneers.

ny GREEN & SCOTT. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THIRD STREET, Be
and Streets at aucdon.-On Tuesday, 9th
shall SELL the O'Clock No. 10,
IT. situated side of Third be-
north This sbove-described property
handsomely located having front Third Of
running back tryhve feet paved alley hundred
and my feet
fourth cash The balance six, twelve
months
payments bearing from the day of SALE deed given
q deed Of taken.
Title ndisputabe
GREEN X SCOTT,
July 20-6hds Aucuoneers.
ay-The above sale postponed until Monday, the
LIST day of August, same hour.
GREEN SCOTT,
Sd Auctioneers.
10 The sale Is further postponed
day, August 9th, same hour 80
GREEN SCOTT,
Aug I'D AuctODeers.
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Coupons m the Preferred Bonds Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company.

and Ohio Canal Company.
CHksArEA A ONO
Washington, August 4, 1883
1T MEETING Of president Chesapeake
Canal Company the 18th Of July following
resolution adopted:
Rssolued
Company,
completion of Cumbeand where they
bonds July 1852 January and July, 1885, and January
entitled certificate for the of said
accrued from the maturity Of the dated
October and payable from the first available
after
mones the principal only Of said certificate
payable annually
April aud October IN each until said
md accrued thereon shall be paid.
described who may desire
coupons
before first Of October who will duly for
OF said
be delivered
resolution.
Aug6-wtoct Clerk Ches. and Ohio Canal Company.
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DIED.

Al Friday, the 5h sixty second year Of
her age, Mrs. MARY GIDEON, wife Of JACOB GIDEON.
place residence 1h street,
opposite the office, this Saturday afternoon O'Clock
The friends of the family invited attend without further
tice.
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s~~~er -1rvanssmena-Tb J~as a. 1853.
Travellers fer me white onpt,ns leaving New York In the
evening boat Providence Fail River
reach Hr~tcn II usn v Portland, BY the
6"scn ard Msne Portland Al II ~
M, ana ~ ne Nh0cw 0cvhsn, H. Trav
ensrs ,ssvnk Boston ~ me ~sr ioA- Portland and
reeh me ssnon house. ny the Portland Trnv
-hers leaving Boston hr Portland
TO @ss the ~ Train from Portland Far. ~ ~ NJ mis-
j ,EsHetff f - tENa - II. CORsER,
June 2a-dsv Sun, Atlantic N, Lawrence R.llrosA
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nRUsTEE's SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND
kitchen furniture Thursday the Ith instant
shall SELL 10 o'clock at the residence Of Mrs Elizabeth
Warning OF IJh between and ktree by
Elizabeth Warning the subscriber
day February duly recorded the
Washington District COLUMBIA, ali this hold
of the establishment, yizs
dvsns, parior and king chairs
DO dressing M and sidsboards
Do marble-top centre, card side, and other tables
Walnut extension dining and breakfast tables
Maple cottage, French and other bedeads wardrobcs
Feather beds hair and shuck and bedding
GItframe mirror and other looking glasses
Mantel ornaments, solar, hail. and Other lamps
Three ply, ingram, stair carpets, and oicob
China, glass; crockery, aad stone ware
Andirons, shovel, tongs, and Tenders, toilet sets
Cooking, radiator and other stoves
rood asso Kitchen requisites
And
80, credit OF co and 30
days, satisfactorily endorsed besriss interest
NJ. u. WARD, Trustee
GREEN h SCOTT,
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nNoice-The regular monthly meeting Of the Young
Ics' Friends Society will be held Sunday
O'clock In the school room of ST. Matthews Church.
Aug JNO. J. DYER, Secretary.
GOAT . meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the
Metropolitan Mechanics Institutes held their 7h
the following resolution passed
Resolved That Of the Institute
through Sundays excepted from 10 O'clock
and that the public generally be invited visit the
CHARLES CALVERT,
June lift Recording Secretary.
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Aug cd hucuonsen
lie CUssYi Dict,onnaire du Diplomats ct du Consuiy
" l vol, Lcipsic.
Mensb; Manuel du Consulst II VOL Leipsie, 1916.
Moreu Agents Consuiares volume, Paris 1850
Reglements Conssiaires volumes Lepsc 1851,
Wicqueor LAmbasssdeur les Foncons volumes Cologne
17l5
Parfat Ambassador; volumes Lcydsn, l709
Brush Consuls Hand book vol, London
IN Nature des Gems; voume Basle,
1850.
Pufepdorf Jaw OF Nations London, 1sos.
Grouus de la Guerre de la PAX voluDe Base,
1746.
q ronus 1 On Ar Peace ! volume, London, 1913.
style DpIomsuque volumes, Psris 1870
Diplomatic Code, y volumes
Buuamaq u,sis Natural aud Polite Law.
Green's Consular service pamphlet London, 1913.
Martens Causes Ceebrrs y volumes, Leipsic, 1877
Nosvelles Causes Ceebres Leipsic, volumes,
ls43 $685. - -
wheaton Historic dos Gems volumes Leipsc 1915
De Wolf Institutions du Dro, Natnrele voinms Lsyden
l772
DE cercqi Fomua ChanceIere- volumes, Paris, 1859
Chtiy's Law Of Nations
. m r. Elements OF International Law.
Wbeaton's History OF the Law OF Nations.
WiIdman's International Law.
yatr,s Law Of Nations. 'e#
Rutherforthi Institutes
Poison md Horne's Law of Nations.
Traies de fsir Is volumes, Paris 1915
Aus6 fhANCk IhfLoH.
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n HE American Exerpinsor warranted superior and
articles offered
public MICE black and ants, from dwell
houses stores kc They will readily,
likely 60 die In tho building For further
had OF
want truly article, Nor
major Price rs per box which
ordinary kudHG
sale and retail, by GRAY h RALLANTYNE,
Aug3 Seventh Street, Odd Fellows Hall.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS At AUCTION. On Monday the
ssll ssl premises O'Clock,
eight building lots, Of which impoved with new
houses, being a. a. as ~, ~ 98 ~ and 70 in
Joncs' subdivision Of No 5 rhs above o
IS NJ, ID and streets west run
ming alley containing all &Vo square
feet. Handsomely located, aud all under good fence
~ ~ ~ GREEN d SCOTT,
Auesa Aactioneevs.
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NEW YORK To THE WHITE
Mountains, by the Atlantic and 81 Lawrence
Railrosd--'rbe only route BY which travellers
can reach the base Of the White mounsaiss
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LrOH SALE Horse, Buggy. esd Wswress.2AThe horse
hne kay for stys srS action ;. The
spt ard hsrnss. rood order Appy Rseh stables b
lefe ~
Aug 3-1eod0wifs A 80
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sr Lour. Aug. Ill IL now nearly certain that ]. J.
ndey (wbg) has been elected 10 Congress the third
district instead of f. jackson, tdcmocrst) The election
Of Samuel Caruther, twhg) in tho district IL
frned. This would make the delegation from Missouri
stand wings TO de nocrats
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n IND the Emotions, Cons,dsred IN Rsi.tse. ."
MI VesIh Disease Religion; by William Cooke, NJ ID.
Memoirs Of an. Rev waiter N. Lowhe Missionary % China
and Biographical the Rev
WIN. Henry foote, ~ ID. GRAY BhLLAkTNkE
Auss Seventh street, Fellows Hall.
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CLEVELAND, fOhio) August k-A despatch from Helena.
Arkansas states that Greenwood and Warren (dsmocrats)
are undoubtedly elected to Congress. r1 ~
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Bosros Aas 5-Ths steamer Niagara IRON HALIFAX 10
now coming no the bay. She will reach her wharf about
aooock In time for her mails South this evening
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HEADS or THE WORLD AT present. IN this year OF our
Lord 1852 there eighty three soveregns OF republics
empires monarches, princpses, duchies, and elscio'
rates OF these, the number OF governing presidents Is
eghteen all OF which, outside OF the United States pres'
dency are Central and South American Offices, with the
exception OF Liberia There six emperors. lnsudns
bis sable bghness Faustin the First sixteen kings,
counting az one OF the "htafs OF the world" Jamaco,
King of all the Mosquitoes. Under this "head' also
the kings OF Dabomey and The Sandwich islands VI
regnng princes there grand dukes seven dukes
ten, all Of which are very insignificant Under this head
also come one eecor and one landgrave. Of queens
we have FIVE, including Ranavalona OF Madagascar,
Pomare OF the Society islands and others scarcely more
civilized We have one pope, two suans, Chose Of
Borneo and Turkey) two governors, OF Entire KOS ana
Corrienies one vceroy, Of Egypt; one SHAH Persia
one imaum. Muscat; one amcer, Cabul; and one d.
rector, OF Nicaragua.
3 LITTLE Iscrprsr.---A bachelor was hiding day or
two ago through Athol Massachusetts. when he over
took little girl and boy. apparently on their way TO
school The little girl appeared to be five or six years
old. and beautiful fairy. Her eyes were ~
up with CLEAN OF intensc happiness, and her CHEEKS
glowed with the hues OF health. Onr bachelor looked
a, her for momsn, sdmifineiy. She met his glance
with smile. and with eager voice salucd him With.
"Hsve you 20, a baby y" lie was struck aback blythe
question, AID something like regret stole over his mind
he looked upon the animated and beautiful he face
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NAMvuLr, August 5-We have only a few partial re-
turns from different coantes johnson (demecrs) 10 be-
Ieved to be elected governor.