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A funny debate is said TO htsc occurred in
tho Upi,ed States Senate on Friday LAST
Gen. Hous,on's resolution approrriating fifteen
hundred dollars for the ortcirn of n new rpa-
at the close of which the proposition was TO-
ieot d.
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Ahmct Javer Pasha, who reccus'y a;~a st
Alexandria, Egypt, assured an English travel
or that in one season he had lost thirty OF his
children, bv nfan,ile complaints. THIS caiam-
Inv reduced the number of his otsprlngs TO
one hundred and thirty.
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mot all comb'noi can send forth nn advcrsa-
~ that you need fear e. encounter.
Tnis. adds Tho A'uercan, is tho finest piece
Of massive. pol sli d eloquencc we have seen for
long time. II reyives our urrccol,ectiono OF Old
fashioned statesmen; but. better than al, it is
the comp de grace of war-mongers.
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O. Tho hands shipped on bosru s:-ss sosor.s .os
vessels Of Buffalo, have struck 'o' "S"'' f-'
L--demandiog go per month e-a
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FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO

FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE. co.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Capital e300, 0,Ooo..SnrpIusc cash fund $4,000
Hon. CADY HOLLiSrEk, Pest.
WV. L. AVERY, Secty.
". UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE. CO.
JouNsTowN, NJ. v.
iialS200, 0,000-Surpius Cash Fund $35, 900
DIRECTORS.
Chester Phelps, Jn;ius ". Rice John G. Hammond.
David :. McNam1ra Stephen ~. Johnson John Clark
w. =. Ingraham, r. Brockett. II. II. Clark. WIN.
Hotchkiss, Philip Van Week, w. ". Clark, J.F. Pot
ter.
OFFICERS.
Chester Phelps rest. W. : Ingrahan. Y rres't
II. Z. Clark. Seetary John. Clark. Traasnry.
Stephen r. Johnson Any Nathane Smith. GrD A9eNt.
The following well knnwn firms of New York City
are amnng the Insured in this Company
A. i. Stewart, & Co. Harper & 'rothrrs
Bowen g. McNnmcc, Wi'mcrtngs& & Mount.
J. r. Jefiray & Sons, Alfred Edwards Co.,
Vyse & Sons, Merrill. Bliss & Co.
Wyeth s. Rogers, Hall < BROTHERS,
5. ochranc e. Co., Thomas Mcclure & Co,
James Beck & Co, j. w. Shrltrn a. Hurd.
x l.. & A. Stewart William II. Cary 81 Co
Tiffany. Yorng s. Fills, F.Cottnnct 81 Co.
Wa,lsr orth & sheldon. Rcnard & ca.
The undersigned is prepared t7 take risks in either
of tho above responsible Companies at ~ low rates
can be obtained in any good substantial Company.
L. ID CONE, Agent.
Hillsdac. Aug. 10, 1859.
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A SrRmE.-The street beegars Of New York
sre on strike. They refuse 10 take any thing
loss than sixpsnoe.
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Total 100000
I, is manifest that the process of settlement
il poinp forward mist busily in the wide region
embraced in the wost and northwest portion OF
tho Mississippi Valley, whore spots which yes
tcrtlay were only broken into the cleared py
the pioneers axe, arc being converted, as oy
tho touch of an onchan'er's wand, INTO g'ea'
and flourshing cities. milwaukee,. Maoison;
Dubuque, Iowa City, burlington; u,'ena. 's",. a"u
Chicago. are among tho muncipai wonueIr
with which emicrant enterprise, shrewdness
and industry have animated and redeemed to
civilized osrs tho recen, s. litary and unhuman-
izeJ forests of the west; and the garns OF huu,
dreds of similar seats of wealth. and art ano
socisl refinement are now being planted ~ we
same w,lds which wiso Providence obviously
rssorved q the theatre on which stree. Draw
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NEW YORK LlEf; INSUK tNCIs
OFFICE No lH6 BROADWAY, n. Y.
Q15G.r5O

Accumulated Capital principally iurested in Nsr fork
and UHind STATES Sto,k.
THIS Company make NIL Insurance appertainin5
20 Life on the mpst economical md secure PLAN
The Premiums ire CHARGED nj tho usual rates. bnf
may be paid annually. semi-annunlly qnnrtcrj or
when the polio, is for life. and the premium nmuui is
to s51 4Opcr cent Of 1t may be paihy notc. and 60
per cent. only in cash.
At the end of each year n statement ~ made of tn
Compsne' affairs. aud dividend Of the profits made
to nll life policy holders.
This dividend is Iiadn in the shape of - ck-trans
ferable certificates f,r which ssucdhcarIng such
interest the Trustees shall declare by this mo lie
the ian continual nd increased reduction in the pre-
mium from year to year.
The Company hive now been in successful opera-
ton seven ~cars-have in.u'sd over 800 policies
aft paying heavy Is to the widow. orphan aud
creditor. they have remaining large fund i557j0)
to meet future liabilities.
Seven annual dividends have been madc-thrce Of
40. md four OF so pcr cent nua per cent on same
paid in cash-thus showing the truths and saf'ty of
its principles and benefits 10 he derived therefom.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLIsY FREEMAN. Actunry
Further Information and prospectus can he had at
the Office Of MURPHY & BAXTER, Agents.
boSS'' w e. NIL. ~ H.1r Medical Examiners.
Jopesyil.e. Jan. l. 1853. n3S9
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HATS n CAPs-one case mems silk hats silk.
j j mohnir. plush and cloth cops, and gress vs''
ly Of Wool hate,by a. HAMMOND.
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C.B DRESSER.
ATTORNEY At LAW,
Solicitor in Chancery and Notary Public.

<VLOvER 81 EB--nn extra Cio,~rSeed the nice
" in town just reed and for sale ut KINGS
CtopFIsH q MAcKEREL-by $500,
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F.M. HOLLOWAY.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND l. ND AGENT.
County Registers Ofcc-Hi.lsdale, Mich
All veysnces executed with neatness anu dspatcl
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1lNO RUSH. CLEAN OHIO CLOVER SEED
IVVD IN, sale nv WALDRoN &Co
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HALLETr, DAVIS, L. co.'s HOIIAN axn,y
GILBERr's BOUDofR PIANO rORrKs
New York Ware Rooms at 7. s. Berry "a ,.
297 Broadway; Philadelphia Ware Room.
at ]. K. Gould Co.'s, successors to A. Eotl
1876 Chestnut street.
DEING determined to offer the public m. H..
ID Piano Fortes that are manufactured W, bsT.
arranged with the above named Boston manufac,r,
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and well-selected assortment of their celebratsd p
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Mcssrs. Hallctt, Davis, a Co. have been lony ana
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volume purity, depth and sweetness of tone and IN,
the great length OF time they would stand in tun,
could not be excelled They have recently ip,ro.
duced the grand patent suspension bridge which
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Piano. Their Nolan, having the latest and no,t
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There is no instrument desirable for the paro, a.
their Aolian Piano Forte combining all the beauty,
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parlor organ
OF Lemuol Gilbert's Boudoir Pianos Il il only nj.
nessary to say that by a series of experiments con
tnued for eight years, he has triumpbany succeed.
ed in making an instrument for small rooms, fuly
equal to tho square piano.
All of the above instruments warranted In the fpl
est manner Tho prices, at either of our ware roous
the same rs at the manufactures in Boston We viii
select instruments with or without the Relisn ami
forward them to any part Of the United States ami
if they do not prove satisfactory, they may DO 70
turned at our expense and the purchase money will
De refunded.
We are engaged largely in publishing Music and
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and having all the Boston publications, We pre-
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to schools and seminaries, than any other house
We also keep large assortment Of secondhand
Pianos and Mclodeons, for rent Or sale
I. s. BERRY A CO., 1917 Broadway, N. York
j. X. GOULD CO, successors to A. Fiot,
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WHITE SLAVERY IN the BARBARY STATES.

DY HON CHARLES SUMNER With 40 splendid
ID Illustrations by Billings, engraved by Baker A
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THE ARGUMENT.
Introduction Territory OF the Barbary States The
Subject and Sources of Information
/. Originef SLAVERY Slavery in the Barbary States.
III. History of Whis Slavery in BarAary Early
Efforts against it-by Ferdinand the Catholic, by
Charles V, by England, by France, by Holland; Free
dom by Reosmpf,oa. Freedom by Conspiracy, Free
dom by Eseapr, White American Victims TO Barba-
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umphant Abolition Of White Slavery.
III True Chnoefsr Of Whus Slavery an BarAarv
Apologies for White Slavery Happy Condition Of the
White Slaves; Better on In Barbary than ut Home
Better Cd than the Free Christians In Barbary; New
srthsle, Unqaestionable Enormity Of White slavery
In Barbary. Conclusion Price 50 eta postage II eta
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THE AMERICAN SLAVE CODE, IN THEORY
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FIR the nomination of Attorney General when
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