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THE sEDUcER AND HIS SON.

Years ngo--n0 matter how many
French Marquis Of grea, wealth, whose
estates lie in the south Of France, camo
TO Paris, and eunobled his character (in
tho eyes Of his club assHcia'cs) by making
a pro.,y French girl-whose only wealth
was her beauty, and whose only crime
her nusifulnes.-,h victim Of his arts
Of seduction. BIZ, the Marquis, though
making promising beginning, was no. so
far. sleeped in the foul fashions Of the
capital as many Of his fellows; and whes
he learned tina, the poor victim Of hi
arts had bocoln, the mother Of son. h,
made provision for both woman and child
True, her heart was broken by his viola
tion Of promise, and by the iai.hlessnes
she found where she had given aud ex
pected trust; bu, she. struggled 10 liv'
for the aake Of the son whose life de
pended on her. YeSr by year she cluul
to her widowed and desolaie existence
with new ienaciiy, as she saw the manly
grace Of the father ripening in the child
year by year, too, came The promised aid
BY which che was enabled TO educate
her son, and TO place him q. length in {
good employ in the Office Of . successful
advocate Of Paris. 21
All this time she had deceived her SOL
with the lying, but charitable story, ,ha
his father died .eaYly--beiore he wa
1 II Il 4 4
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Stuart, Liudsley, and other Democrats.
who faithfully opposed The enactment Of
aAs Nebraska bill, in CORgress, are de-
-lsased for 'ressleclion. Of course the
Kaew>N Nothing element must be credited
with shiS result. tie worthy Of them
lCs il assures public snen, that honesty
Of sction will no, ssvs shem in position,
OF secure them public approval. That
talk % rusn may, the war is 'hs outs 70.
.she sac, and that the man who foOlishly
lesss caste with his party on. account Of
regard for principle, need not look to be
sustained BY tie integrity Of the mssscs.
Tho sssdlt shows TOO that the majority in
parting for The moment with their p'eju'
dice aeains, color, have taken in i's place
and made triumphant tho prejudice
ssains, foreign ci,izans, tho Catholic
sGliRiGn, &c. Like the man who is &c
lame 90 to need crutches, IL he drops
one he only clines the firmer to tho other
Human nature needs weakness 10 lear
upon, aud with us,ili,is pot black slavery
Il seems j, 10 to be tho degradation o.
the foreign emigrants, and tho SUSTAIN
msns Of religious bigotTy. Yet we dc
f
not know but that this plIaze OF the States
action has some little progression in j
aites all. When the puritan Fathers out
lived the burning Of witches, they occa'
Uionally eased down their feelings to ih'
point Of ,oletation by hanging Quaker
And we do no, despair in .bs course o
human events, and progressive cetturies
OF our entire people being able 10 dis
peuse with beth these clutches Of pTsju'
dice, ani able TO walk eject withon
them. AT present we chronicle il'
voluntary dtopping Of ono, IS, on th'
whole, pretty good evidence that th'
other will before long be thrown away.
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DEATH OF LITTLE MARY NOR
4tr H GAN
From Ten Nights in Bar Room, and
Whdt I Sc,v There

From Ten Nights an a Bar Room, and
What 1 SG,S There
Father! :aiber!' The clear, earnest
voice Of Mary was heard caIling.
'I'm coming, DEAR answered Morgan.
Come quick, father, wont you.
Yes love- And Morgan got up aud
dressed himself--bu, with uns,eard hands
and every sign of nervous pros,rn'ioE.-
In li,,le while, with the assistance oi
his wife, he was ready, and supported BY
her, cama ,o,,sring into the room where
Mary was lying, ae@
oh! la,heI,'-Whsl ligh, broke over
her countcnance.-'Pve been waiting
for you so long. Thought you were never
going to wake up. Kiss me, fa'her.'
what can do !or you, Mary asked
Morgan, iendorly, as he laid his face
down upon the pillow beside her.
Nothing. father. Idon', wish for any
thing. oniy wanted TO see YOU
Pm here, now love-
.Dear fa,hern How earnestly, YET
,ender!y she spoke, laying her small hand
upon his f,ce..
You've always been good 10 me, faith
err ,....,.,,...,, .a...s-.
oh! no. I've never been good y
any ybody ; sobbod the weak, broken.'pir
lied man, as he raised himself from ih
pillow.
How deeply touched vas Mrs. Sladc
rs she sat, the silen. witness Of this scene
sYou hayent been good to yourself
father, but you havs always been good &
us.'
sDon'. Mary DOM say anything abou
.hs;,' ,nierposed Morgan. Say that "
been very bsd--very wicked. Oh!Mary
dear! I only wish that ] w,s as good a
you ere; I'd like 10 die, then, and e.
riehtaway from shis evil world. i wis'
there was no liquor 10 drink-no tavern
mo bar.rooms. Or! dear ! wish wa
dead ssl.. s..q sue5 go
And The weak, trembling, bolf>palsis'
man laid h's face aga'n upon the pillov
beside his child, md aobbed aloud!
/ Wha, an oppressive silence reiGne
for time through the room!
! Father The stiffness VAS broke
by Mary. HeEvoica was clear and svat
r. Father. I wnnt 10 tell you something
7os.yhat il II, Maryr 49,, /
srhsrell BE- nobody 10 60 for yo'
| (.tha,b 5tX AS2f n a rasfls
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TRE yorE IN ALLEN County, (oficisl)
10 a. follows: State 06ieers. - Fo'
Swan l720, Norris sly; B'ickensderfel
1891. Miller 522. Congress.-Nicho!ls
anti. Nebraska, 1897; Dorsey, Nebraska
42S: Nicholls' majority 1869. Probate
Jsdge,-M. Leathcrman 1928, J.. ".
-Wsue,s 472.
J. Cunningham, Sen, is elected Clerk
]. B. Wamslsy, Recorder; and NJ. PAT
serson, Commissioner, in that County
All Independent. s5t. .eai w.
Nicholls' majority 10 the District i
placed by tho Argus AZ $500.
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The price Of bresdsiuffs is now so
much lowor in England ihan in Ameri
ca .hatseveral cargoes Of four sre said
;e have been shipped from Liverpool for
New York. This hiss no, happened since
the inh,,ion Of 1887, when fou, was i'm
ported into New York from the Medi.sr'
ranean.-.Ine daily Globe. 'e'aa
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S.me Impairment fellow wants Is
know why ills considered impoli.e fo'
gentlemen 10 go into the prsasnce Of la
dies, IN their shirt sleeves while il, is
thought to be every way c"trsct for ihe
ladies' to oappear before gentlemen with
ou. any sleeves a. all.-B.4alo Dsmoe
rGey. 81.
Since tho time when "Molly Pitcher
Tough, 50 gallaEily in the Revolution A
mericans have recognized the right o
woman 10 .bare arms" ~ clepelind He
raid. ,,,.,-aasir p8't .ssssi ay;saal ui
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PHILaDs;lAlrIA,O ri Oct. III.

IA n "-.-0- HIkABHEAFtIN0 Wv =
In. tho frsl Congressional district. Flor.
ence, Democrat, 10 teselec,ed BY 345
majority; I'd dis,ric,, Tyson, elected by
2026 majority over Hamilton, DeWocra'; {;
Sd dis.rics, Mil,sfd, Wing aud Know
Nothing, elected BY z60 majority over
LuDday, Democrat; 4,h district, Jacob
Brown. Wing and Native, elected by 75l
majority over II. NJ. Phillips, Dernocral,
Pollock s majority in,ha city, 1923.
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U1rD. I. Blown, Esq, County Clsik
complained 70 u', tha, in noticing hiselse'
ton we had omitted to designate him .
Dsmscsai with the others. In snqui'
ring Of the matter, our devil told us sh4'
% svesy ono knew B.'sfPpliiies, no sup
posed il par'ec,ly useless to use types lr
inform them. S /
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CANADIAN PoIrrIcAL DEslcSITIoN--
The present Cabine, Of Lord E'gin is
styled the /" Conservative Liberal- Coali.
lion Ministry" and their supporters in
tho Provincial Parliament are designated
as the "Couservalivc> rough clcar-gn.
combination" "a ri, .,s-.t
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PnposorHY FoR MECHANICS. "A cor.
respon dent Of the London Builder says
,ha. houses should be painted lin the
autumn. Woodwork painted in October
he says, locks better al the end Of .fou'
years than. il painted in June. i would
al sbo end ,of two. aaY 10 r9iss,lqossgg
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AyrEn THREE. specimens Of
poor weak human nature were seated in
psIlor. The hour was,ra,hes objsc tions,
bio. Francis consulted his watch,, An
nic was TOO abs,rscted TO observe the
movement ,g v0TgIfa q
'Tm after ,hleo," he said with SUI
prise
"After tkrecm exclaimed ihe bewil-
do'ed 4 gi'I' ''Pr4y who Is's' s4s ether
tO0! ~ "a q .e-.srtle.li D.
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OuowA is the plone star" Of the De-
mocrscy Of Ohio. She cuve 4 majority
for the 6,s,e iicket of 80. A little lear
ven lsstenetb the whole Jump Lima
ArRus. .ll. N.aa- naasa
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General w. o. Butler, Of kentucky,
is chairman of the committee to award
tho premiums at The baby convention Al
Springfield, Ohio, on the 5th. Brutu'
Clay, Horace Mann, Mrs. ]. J. Crittcn-
den, Jane Swisshelm and Fanny Fern are
members of the eommi,.ee.-Ths Dali,
EIohe ft.itfF. t1lIt 'F- 3 8
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God has caIIoa ms.' a


and her eyes TUNED feveTensly upward.
II wish He would call M. I OH! ! Slish
He would call me r gFoaned Moseanahi.
ding bis face in his hands. .whstshslll
do when you arc eonss OH dear. Oh!
desFf' -. ..a.,.- ---s-sa ssas saei9bA
'Falher!' Mary spoke calmly seaie.
you are not ready 10 20 yei. God viii
Ie. you live here longer, ihstyOu may ecs
ready e--. sss'H
slow can I get ready without y0u, 70
help ms'MaIyi Ny snQe ehildH
Haven tried 10 belP yoa father, oh!
so many simSsr said Mar. q. SIS
'Yes--jes-yOu'vs always lfied.'
'Butii wasn't any use. You would
go ou.-you would 60. 10 ihe ,avsrns Il
seemed slmoai ias.if you eould'ai halP
lh.' ~a,y.-..-.-- s7Tsa
7 Morgan gSoaned 10 spirit.
May Be can help you bsIier, father,
after die. lore yOu 90 much, shal {
sm sure God will let me eOms 10 you,
aud stay with you aiwSys, aud Be yopT
sngel. Don't you think he will; moth
er2 ..,,...........'.. sifsR e
Bu, Ma. Mor,an,. hssr, was ,oo f1ll.
She did noe even try to answer, but sat
with s,reUmino eyes gazing ,,pon her
cbild,, face - 1'...sf
Father. I d,ssmed some,hina sbon,
,o,, while I allen, ,o.daya Mar again
;u,ned IN bey h,be,
.Wh., was Il. dea,y r''
Il ,bouoju i ~, n;vb,. .,d ,has s.frwas,
.,;,l s;ck You nnnised NO, IA "a one
again until | va. wsll. IA, yeu- did. no
on, ,houoh, yav,,wen,, M ~ve,, ,eo Mr..
Slsde's saveSn When 4 kasvr ,hiS I Cs,,
90 strong ss xbea I was welL end | I'd,
Iup and dressed myself. and 's,sl,sd vut
siie, yru. Ru, | hsdn', zone lar before
| I mei Mr.. Slads's srea, bulldog, Ne,o,
and no p,owlsd 4, mo 40 d,esJfully ,hat
In was fiiph,eped. and fan back bems.--
Then / started again. and west awav
,ouad nv M. Sftson.s Nut ,be,. vas
Ns,o in The road. and ,l,;a ,imo he eauvh,
nv dress IL his month. and tore . s.es,
piecs ont of,he skirt. ran back ess;o.
and he chased mo al The way home II
Il Jus, as | 90. 10 tho door. iosied ar.ou.d
and there wa. Mr.. Slade setting Ne,o II,
mo. Az soon AZ saw MFR. Slade. ,houeh
no looked a, me VERY wicked. ! los, an
my fear, and turning around, 1 walked
pas, Nero. WHO showed his teeth. and
|, ptowlsd as fisrcely ns ever, bn, diant
J loucb me. Then Mr.. SlAde tried 10 stop
me, but didn's mind him, and kcp, riiph,
: on, until came TO the tavern, and there
you stood in the door, and YOU wero
dressed so rice. You had on new ba,
and new coat, and your boots were new:
} and polished like Judge iI,mmpn,s. |
J said, % father, is this your And then
you ionk me up in your arms and kissed
me. and said, Yes, Mary I am yout real
faihes--no, old Joe Morgan, bn, MI.
Morgan, now. !, seemed ull o., strange,
aud | looked into .bs bar,room to see
who was there. Bui il wns mol bar.
room any longer, but store full Of gooSs.
i The sign of lhe Sickle and Sheaf was
taken down, and over Tho door now read
/. your name, faihc. o, was SO glad
+, Tim, awoke; sad then | cried all 10 my
The si l,.. "ro words were ..i% very maut.
fully, aud with dropping Of Maryis lids,
' upon her cheeks. Another period Of
e deep silence followed; for tho Oppressed a
listener. gave M uuef,ne. 10 WIN, "a,
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Knovv NoaAipx Con vontlon.
i. IA $3.50 aNnw YoRx Oct. 8

A Know Nothing Convention 1asiSi-
ing Of 700 delegates, 10 in ssssi in Odd
FcilowS' Hall to>dsy, and will probably
continue ia session several days. The
Procce edings ere strictly private.
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A'hs Election in Pennsylvania hassre,
sulssd, 90 faf az heard from, in the elec-.
zion of6 Wing Congressinans and one in
depsndep,, add The defeat 81 Gov Big
ler by a large msiosily,. lelaaaa
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ea-Pulnam is almos. alone In ihi'
State, so far as heard from, in elec.ipg
cur entire Democratic Ticket. ~ nomina'
ned. ~ 6as}l d"
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INnfANAPonls, Oct. t.7ll--TtM.

Mace 10 elected 90 Congtess IN ne
9th District by 1900 majority; Barbopr,
in the 9Th, By 45O; Ecpll. in the 7lh, by
500; Petit, 10 the llih, by 1900; Crutn.
back. in The 4,h, by $50; Holloway, 10
the 5ih, by 2 ,5oO-sll ami Nebraska. u,
is thought the State Know Nothing lickas
is elected by ,asmalt msjO'i'y. ga 'df
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Dosins one sf the warm days uf last
month q fellow in Burlington thrashed
Eve bushels Of os,s, 6gs oflwSeai, 6se Of
vyex- one sheriff. four deputies, and two
coastablss. Darnuan oughsio. haus bln'
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OSrWs have 60. bebird--wans Of pa
par---And good many other wsnt' ~ap''
IuR and our readers must excuse our
only iasuing half sheet this week
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INDIANA. - Returns show, thafsix An
.i-NebraSka Copgressmcn haso been
elected. ~ ,.5ssta4, y. ,sllaal
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Fanny Fern says; "'rhsnk Ged, che
uu.poken prayer Of peniience may wing
is way 10 the eternal throne, though
mock;unR church spises point onlY wiih
arissocroiic fagsrsso Gle r;ch mans hsav.
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Por az Inland 5r.sl.


How be mVesl en- DOfly,l said dnyihing 10
dlsld,b ths SompllcsNoy Of the gentleman. My
Vlnpl6 purpose was 10 call attention 70 TIE fact,
The, the Times had assumed, judging nom ilS pub
Hed.IonS, 10 speak Tot tie Know NOlhingl, and 10
enqairo whether the pfctension was we'll founded.
beg the reader not to oonlound things which are
separate aud dislinct Idid not SAY that WhlIIon
We noi Bis opB orgsH--( whoever thought Of ques.
ionlng ihall)--npi 1id saY that be ives not pre-.
vo0Sly mad agalnr The Catholics and FoIeignerH.
Ryey bOdy,heteiboais knows that, very suddenly
ahefthe appsaiines oIlhe Wheeling Ihtelligsne
be affected great ubLolience Of Catholics and dread
Of Foreigners All ibis may well comPott with the
truth, and YET have put oa Tbs, appearances Of be-
Ing The exponent OF oTGan call Il what you please,
d iho AAW pSpyi end ! siili believe and afitm
hit&ieIeiehcet6 Bis columns will SHOW that
uaseoll aaranied, ia saying that he has assumed
Iosnis lcf The Know N6lhias'.
RSta 10 be abusive article Of yestesdoy, he
lahot esre 10 inform us llhai the Know Nolhinss
vote With single eye 70 the good OF their conn
n.y.. II Is liue, he says, "he Is not membefof
tbem.D did moi say be Wss he may not be
member, aud yet sitbme 10 speak for thent+4lO be-
The exponent ofibeiipdneipls3 This 3 wkaI
nah 6oiean, os uhderldpdis. Hahys, The
K666 Nolhiugs "yole with single eye 70 tie good
8 Of thoIf oounlry3' BE thus assumes y know
thslr purposss end 10 inltIm tbs public t0lal are
Z az hiblitS which govern lhls new Oder. The
hithostlunolion Of 90 organ Or exponent Of anas-
eooiotion party, is 70 make known The motives
ahdiMgnti6n6of HE party Remember TeadeT
- 80 4, al tbeir hautiyes arc not good. ThiaiS,
rot lht ebtqvtsicn. his, has not or does
, aas ilt Tine a-iung toSpe'F BIRTHS party, Out
OF DE 6ssmoulh nov c5pslcied hin--l have
shown ~ inl ih3 f,aio breath thnl The man says
he eot thslr organ, BE- atsunesto speak for
tbe5. S6d 10 lei, nol finply ihei dolngs, butevsn
q itn Vbal .di0 thelf aoilsc', tiy Z nsein
Wii',br, ana 80 + you eau not make helleT
f.nIIi no,ttin3. b6hol iet Seal Aalis4 of paT-,
i6hlSi iillyidptli bliul you. Rensnbeh lhat
ill y Us TIE copper hsld becomes bllad
M irom ne Strength 81 hq Own lpiiion'
rofallot De-. ~ to lglly0u tha. dlapos sas
yo6 Nt, 50 oigan q me KuoW-Notlines.
fil fting. said yon efsplee 2 %
t6 81 81 tlihs1vneithipc Of your papel, save
plaodbiIiHiol lsn sl'a 2 ind YOU aIe not!
hi bsoiur 81 Ahlba ic4 aaid--but because !
. 81 81 lnltIlI oedool az ye,ieidaN
lskft oilS % inloln lht pablo .tgop PIE not
Shdthstths new order ShltlNll none q ycpg
~ 20 q abolition lolius4a ltse I lo'
rnnitl lhtt lh1 communication n lhe ln'flllgeni
81, % q leh rely D By ouihofli fpalpo-o
hss bsea accomplished, Il gls ltli q ppblie
Aaald knqS MT iha knou,NolAnss l''s ~
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g1'The Cleveland Leader says, That at the lsse
Gre IN t6atcity, large quantities Of LIQUORS were
drunk. Nc Hughes, we ere told, he'd lopIlesnbar.
tells Of als stolen. a Merchant Isls US that be-
hlda clsk OlsO gallons Of costly btandY stolen.
Liquor was carried to a certain iOwdy rendezvous,
whsIe il Is being swallowed every night sncs,--
aud Tie very Fellows that stole pblpipyl The GUS.
lody Of II BY pretended friendship iot tie owner,
and desire to help rescue his property. TCbao.
CO. cisors laiilns, catlies &o.i we've pillased in
numerous instances by persons who profess TO oc-
onpy better position in society than that OF hIe
thieves.
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Tux c3NvtcFIoS oH SwIPT.- Learn from The
ElklOn, Cecil County, Ildo Whis' that lie lral Of
Robert swim Tor tue murder Of jeremiah Kelgout
at EdsewOOd, Hartford county, Gllihe 10th Of Au
gust 1851 was brought TO . close on wedLesdaD
having occupied the Court since MOadsy mOrning,
The jury having been out % minutes, rendered a
verdict Of guilty OF murder IN The 6isI degTvse T.
Sentence was pronounced on Thursday BY Judge
Constable. Itwil be Tecollscledthat thiscass was
removed from Hariord county. The counsel In
the cass we're Richard GIasoRand Henry W. Ar
cher fot the salsJ-- olho Scott, VIM. B. Bond,
and Alexander Evans EsqEs. for the prisoner.
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1oplel wiz ll3 Qhil'|qQlh1 Ioroic some in"
lC'|H llen fo0t ne 0I ht i1rinq DO tie
Pax ~ lf 6,if4 81 tine visiiai thb
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bought apdisPoiiltd 10 lea glluc1 Tue dafk
side ofthe nlchlfe We COPY Tie oohblus0n Of
,sstsn F's's' II
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inthe omng lay sss "A. ilIss stseAsIs q Nat
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@llt "a, sl KY ili ogsla ny
them " lqplleqsi e,Sl gslfes gss,ol9.. ass
lQot II i.i Z, sseu wv,
ihelt 2Na s9,e's ~ w, wv .p9usu gely pay
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uu w " 70 y, sllels lilh' eng way
~, wy ls9ny ee eayuIsu'
tHs wv. st ..s Ps's eue ao-
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IVY, y, Nv De,us u.eesuq, guy
- y ~ W. lnu eitt.ul9 Si we
Suus'sls og.y.lt ils WIN less spausisa WIZ
lslnl on 4hsW illNe llallsts.sa lee!ipB p3ohs
aug lq plpsSis' anu enc mpl, thIopgh lps cav o.
WIols Ilsu. w 2 huleleM uH.ie' pae IiaaS US
VIZ, sl'oAs ot Y ~. Hsy MninS aulll: 90 !!
Auy , VIZ WIN llsn oons snaWsIse
" o9uee, ~ TX o. sli9 e9tlea aWqy ny eau
non oaI'' sae ~ s,9e WIN !h'te .ay large
nul9St OF ha5Sans' a,l yaItu luS u lley were
% 3 .ilnlnen. thsy eil nhu HouhuS, anu leelne1
wy lseeiseu An ~ ap sure .hey Sooq
w Shl W. ! NlgI iyss Aeftf unnet Nu g
81 o. lsEulet nuV3h sulgsopli lhAn lhey Wol!g
~ tney vssn a,agseu lnIo SSSaslopol' eye anu
jug sushvs Nnleh s0p wy nllss % enae!eu tnele' W
nstleglse iet NalM VI tulnosnk nhV pfopst aiu'
!, ihs SeaE W. wen kNown' Gates hI''s loI lhe
ives OF que slaYe aoulels wheh they can no lolSeT
SLOW OIL on paIade, o; planl up aud hShl hll bat
lies Of eell'aggIandlkemen'' was Interested ~
one o. ihese-,e youth Of estelnly not more lhan
SIXTEEN win lghl hqlf anu smooth ehin, Tie lay
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10 be Sold.

rs RVRhAil we'll located lois convenient 10 m.
~ lioncl OF he HeEnheli Bolruad ThiS n,,s
Whlrhi Immediately over ile erte Contain
Acre, and would bg most deslrublc plite lor u
Raeinry, Or any leqt ting good Io0m N SIN
elt, TUehfy per 81 win be ltkeh 81 II "a n "
% ole ana pq yesa, With Interest from az SsS y @
fdod tef 81 ftief me house, which n ar 49,
ih6 tty end oi ne iol 10 most toni6TtS bIs I,11S
aud 10 lgeltioh y dsslteble, g lii within ys Nh
Payment lyi b. iakeili a 30 psf el snd IN. h,,..
on5 two aud thteo yeai9. RoT uIthuT inE,ytp,iI
10 JOHN tDUNNR, NarISiSi 'Fil
mtaoidm noHt dO0rtO H6hsnN ~ Ski.,.,,
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TnE INDIANA HANEl.- Audilorof the Slate
Of Indian has given public notice TINT he will
not sell tue stocks and redeem The. nolea Of'Iuch
Of the banks Of that State as may 70 forced INTO
liquidation, uRtl he shal give sixty days previous
notice, In the cilles ofNew York, London and Pa.
Ms, and not even then Il il should be inimOaI to
the interests ofthe owners,
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A sPEcULATIoN,--TheE i5 wealthy old Indian
oulln Kansas gho oGers $4,000 in money, 800
houses, and 4seotions Of land to any respectable
white man who win many his daughter. She IS
sbOllthiilS yeaIa Of ase, not very handsome, hut
neatly white, end ven nice Indian woman. She
Is aware Of hetiatheT oTor, and declares herself
willing to Olosslhe blWein Il white man who
wlliteat her well oasn hmEelt $4,000 in cash
tie 500 houses would Be worth about as much
moreI and The foutssellODsOf land, say fonE thou
sand dolIas, with awlie nearly white, and with
gool disposition, Ia strong temptation, The
young baehslos, however need not ell speak al
Oncei ioI there is yobng ALLOW out there who
pigns himsslC B r, Ri and, BY The tone Of hi5let-
tgy, hos evidently made up bis mind 10 marry 'lhe
gal,p
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WittAh q, Btlol.- The Waohinglon Globe
tn9oaners ne. Sudden death ION apoRlo4Y on
Friday, Of Mi Bniol ehg eas be a.6hIlsol d lho
ptilAl once. ana iol nanyyeitstho Surveyor lhd,
enalnssfo Of hat oily
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EJIn Polsyllie, Pa, DS. Atse, Of Philadel-
phls, rsceally removed on oyaion .iumot from
Ms. Miner which weighed Thirty poundS, and
esnlsinsd four gtloht Of aibnmlnoqs auld. The
patient iseeoystug.
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no. Rala-

II OF No o, IN block %, onHhmpasnal street. q n ~,
Qpd running back 80 10 an alley ThSiNo az nf,,
beat tliutd ihe ely fora lssldsnts I'd XVI
81, one taif 81 ~ npY bset itltths puTehstsr
Decentralization tnqaiIo Al this Oiee or Of MsAh. D..
mls 8 AUSTIN.