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The proceedings d Congress have not yct
fu rnislrd many items Of general nier"-'
Early las. week the prsldcn, Il the Inited
States communicated 10 the two Hiusess mes
sage containing his views on tsr snbjce,of the
power II the General Gosernmeni over Internal
Improvements ia the slatcs--heing supPlo-
men, d his ,eto q Tie River and Hah,or bin
Of the last session. Twenty thousand copies
wore orlcral 10 10 printed BY each House.
AhilI f,f the reorganization 81 the army. was
considered in the Senate. and re-eammiiied.
Mr. Sumner presented memorial from eiii-
1ens of Massachusetts,. asking that a eapi,aiion
tax o. two hundred and hay dollars he levied
on every lorcign cinigran,. 20 project uie eOun-
try from Ihs evil. Of frrign immigration.
Know Soihineism appears % have made
considerable Impression IN congrrss, and re-
marks upon tie principle. and dOings q that
.m,s,erou. order" have served 10 enIi,en the
discussions.
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country, and ara conien, to leave WIN
every people the settlement q y "nn
stlomes,ic relations in us own way. bu,
we are ibid thai slavery mus. DC conhneu
10 is present limits. and 'hal there sha''
he no more slave territories or slave
States.
The day may rome. perhaps i will he
TOO Ia,e. when our Northern ble'liern VIII
discover ,hat,he Southern States in,end'o
be ). equals in the Union, or independent
oui of it,"
God grant that this dire alternative may
never be presented 10 ns ll'il'fr" we
have been singulally blessed as people,
and il we are wise and walk IN lis way.
we have every reason 10 believe that a
wonderful destiny AWAITS US. ),
MAY lie 50 incline the hearts o. vs. Az
ina, we may erase 10 dn evil. and learn
10 ln we'll; and that We may sacre0iy
maintain ia MI their integrity. The pl"r'"n'
institutions handed down 10 us by ou'
ancestors, aud transmit, them nninPane'
10 our latest Prosperity.
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!, III, Is seen from il thai the Dom cratic
senate. some Of them At least, are coming OYER
e the aKnow Nothings." They have adopted
nm amendment TO the Free Suffrage Bill wnrh
viii exclude unnaturaized foreirncrs'iroiu y"t-
ing (Mr. Haughton's proposition! I'VE suppose
which was rejected on the first reading q the
bil.l The following is the extract;
The Senate passed Free Suffrage
through lis second reading tn day; ha,-
ing provided by an amendment that
none but naturalizrd citizensshall vote
This amendment wa. made by the
Whir Senator's, assisted b, some SIX %
eight Democrats. as learn.
A bill to pay Justices Tor taking TIE
lax lists was hefure The Commons ms
forenoon. No doubt but il will pass.
The Eastern Extension passed on Sa-
turday its second reading in the Com
mons by 81 10 IA. A | all Road from
Charlotte and some point on the Man
chester road in Columbus County. winch
Was before the Commons on Friday,
nassed its second reading by twenty
majority. II was well advocated by
| Mr.. Steele. Its fate is uncertain, as
BIZ a sort Of tacit understanding The 81
reading is to be the test upon all Ran
| Road questions. !.
| The Peoples hank is the order nf
| the day Tor tu.morrow, when We ex-
: pect 10 hear Mr.. Caldwell 81 Guillord
At .ome length. Il may pass the Com
mans. think its fate, IN IFS present
, form, before the senate, very doubtful.
Nothing seems agreed upon about the
Banks.
Having six wears to run. think the
iOId Banks might have put Oft their
! application for renewals ot charters
|, to some mare disengaged Assembly
! What with tie Revised statutes. and
the finances, and the Rail Roads. AID
The Banks, they have i abnrinus time
and there should be no wonder al i
prolonged session.
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"wednesday, January 10.
Tue Town Memorial.

II will be seen. BY reference TO our summary
~ the proceedings Of the Legislature. that ~
FRIDAY tho 5ih inst. the Judiciary Couini'ec
IN tho senate. 10 which was referred the memo
rial from ri,izens &C Hillsloroush, praying for
an nc, to restrict the granting Of licenses TO re-
tail spiri,uous liquors within the corporation,
&c. reported bill !" for the better regulation
AZ The Town DC Hsborough" We learn
that the provisions Of the bill vary little from
The PRAYER Of the memorial. L provides that
Tie Commissioners Of ikc Town. 4, February
Cour, in each year, shall present the names Of
such persons. not less than two, as they may
rcrolnmend 10 be licensed 10 retail that the
County Cour, shall liccnsc no one 70 rcs,ii
within In, Cooperation not so recommended ;
aud that the Commissioners may tax such u
censcs, Cor Town purposes, an amount not CT.
cooling the taH levied by the Stale.
Ia this shape the bill viii probably pass the
Legislature while, i We may Judge from the
action upon similar propositions IN behalf d
other towns in the State, bill could not pass,
II framed strictly in conformity with the prayer
ofour citizens. The bill reported from the com
mi,.ee will place il in the power Of the Com
nissioners TO select the persons who ARE 10 re-
,ail aud a. thry may refuse 70 recommend %
a renewal d the license 70 such. uules. thea
( behavior shall justify il, whoIrsorne restraint
can thus I,c exercised over these establishments
Ia this respect the bill will be an improvement
Oh Tie existing state u things, aud We shan b
grai.ied a, It's passage by the Legislature.
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L.aie ffmm ssnirss:a

We rcei,el i, ye.lcrli, ! aail l,iiefi,om
Rlrigh uli.f iaic Il il,e stii inst. s0ni iinns
many ipisu sing padieulars " iesiol % ilc
prpcrcimrs i Tie Ls9i-innfr. ahrh ~ are
up,i,lc u pu',i,ll rHtits ~, vrek ssass w.
1rs pressed ~ iina. Na.t u Vie p.-iirnlie
fsldr = ~ i ,issi aiat,itt, WI viii 10 ~
plllieaiiss He,i hss me eosctaiins
lstiigo v lite lc.tr tpui4ps some iit.Hs u
8ets whisll iwnii uoi - > VII 10 tlsy
~ nc ,le lltse bslss,
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COY. AGG'S
INAUGURAL ADDRESS.

Psiiow citst1s ufibs
S.gais md Illus, u CoaHDas I:

Psiigr citstHs II bs
S,sais and Hiy. u toaHpas
Elected rs = miJo.ny 81 10 lfecmcn
of tie SAFE, IL I'll lie 'hisl EserIlive Of
ice wiILia their gifi. h,ve. N obrilienre
70 ili.ir will AMI ihr requirements Il tho
CONSTITUTION. appeared bflnfe oliiisd.y,
an .olemn'y syprn hI nlll discharge
he duties ~ tie unpo tani trust rpnii lei
10 me. . vi hut fitof OF alice ipn, sefef-
sbly 10 The Consultation snl Itw. u itr
s als. auj according - Tho beat u nv
skill aud abilns."
Seriously iupte.,d - ! am w The r..
slensiblliHss lhu. 50 einu assumed. and
shrl are ). sell r4lrulaietl - rArIir fs-
aeeuau and seli.eKsminsilon -lisll en.
lcf alsa tlip di.cllfgc ~ ms ,ln'ie.. nal
without tIlsin.t II iay qualification. &c
the high siiiiou 10 Nhirh u las pleased
ms G.liaw siuxens u ,isgai0 mc buI. II
he sssae iime. viili az eafnesi rni.rayuf,
not nnly 70 pbtain ilis ~ ,l,aiirn " tl,p.e
wliss sssffsges hir' fs'rIsed, bet sl.a
10 advance anI SEIZURE the wiiAe AMI
prosperity ..f Nv live Size.
I nnaiely. h1srrrr. or mysrlf. sal
iur ihe he.i iDismss II The Siair. ! lid
90 BE- nuaiiel 10 The pKrs inH % ms
ali'e. FH Willie 10 the ifremrn II VI
Sfiir hplongs tie poser If flsr,tug ii'ti
iisse ripr, q he 6ensrh i.srBlht, md
lie Cons .iutitn, u runii ia ihr splyrunf
II his Coupril--a body wlivh u Will d,
ny " - .eIl u NY pleasure, ~ u
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rue Swiss IlrlI Rinscrs.--Thi. ..


lehraicd romlany visited Hill.lsoush on -.
iafday l,-i. aid performed same % illeir eHqni-
Vic nn.ir upan tho Bell. greatly 10 the srai g.
cation u select. ilrugh ~, very large audi.
tn.t Tho rs,.!.e' las ualsfo'al.lt iars turn
90 II ihr riiun., r.Irsisily H. f,trrr gsriian,
hni huml,er d iiea vcfc hsschLele-. pre-.
srni; aud nom iilr high ronrsrnisi.an l~.tew-
= upon lie performances 4, ii = who heard
tiien. " roaeluie il.l Il ihe ,eHpan, had 70.
mainei aa..il,ef night ,hsy peull have Nal 4
sma,lql biu.c.
The rcti9m8n.r u sirna Piiiini. upln q
singular iD.igpmeni male Il buaris. u straw
and lactr. u nood. surpassed ", thing 80
hive cse head ~ tie iofn u nuss-Il j. BE-.
sand dasrpiios. u n i - conceived u, i
must " sen iad htial IT, ,crisia, aa-.
irt y TIC sriebsr II music. aHd Ne ,lc capa,i.
!, n epaaHs esneotd Il ,vcci sounds
from via, would secm 70 haze no music 81 81
lBE
Tie company expect % sIrnd somc time IN
H. siaie. ani ~ hope if ihty visit hi. place
s,sin ii.I i siil lc under pols favorable cil.
tumsrnecs.
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IN Nilmm.i,n. ~ "Wednesday after.
80 u liz 9Th uli. VIZ. rlonas, Srua,,T
lsnn ,is ,henkre district. sisws.edl 4
pr " mrrling ~ Ilir snhlrri ~ The West.
IN Hsien.fm Il ilie n. q. KsiI Iinad.
~. Cald aelI. Cam nnnet RON Uuillard,
followed. 80 lalcml Improvement. and
~ ptop's,d system d lIAukiDsj aud ~.
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Fanny. y The \. c. STANDARD puIIisie,

Funny. - The n. {. STANDARD Publishes
the sprcch of Mr.. Minslow on the constitutions
Il question raiscd ~ the resignation q Gov.
Reid. in which W.. winslcw vrt, aldy aud In
geniou-ly argues 10 prove that, under The rom
stiiution, he wa. nd Governor. but. .. speaker
Of dc SENATE. only exercised the duties" q
tie Governor; and. =. II forgetting tie Poin.
80 aids discu.s,.l by NJ. wius.ow. The s,snd-
ard head lie speech, in zIarng cap iais. with
.specch Of GOV. win.low = Thi- . sl'oai
1. substantial sid from The Organ .. ue un.ls--
stand ,hc able speaker ,ccei'el FROM one q hi.
Democratic colleague. in the debate.
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sale % yaInahle looI... : 80.

j. Jtpp Is selling % Al auction u this place, ~
the corner Store East q the Count House. a
vifuaBle roIlcction 81 Baoks. ronsi,iing q seso.
al thousand volumes. Among tlcni ATE liany
standard uosks. IL Law. Ms,iirinc, Poetry. 10.
lite and cll.sieal Literature. &r.; also Bibles.
LYNN and Prayer Bpok.. IL y aiso scIliha
quantity Il Letter ADD feol..aP Paper, Blank
Books. sc. LtIio. AL Others. she aiay ~i.A
!, examine lie collection and make purchs-rs.
can 10 = ., aay lime dudug lhe day. Tho
Auction salcs Iass place M eanIIe.Iisla. and
viii b. continued zach nigh, during ,be week.
Nos !. li,c tine % Iay il supply o. good
h,oss al small expense.
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Il w. ta, copied. b Request. ~ ,,-ta,',
pii,cf. ihs lerish,t y tiic s1Fra,c tovf j ti,r
Jnne Ttm, ls,i. il Tie csc II su'in y.
Thompson !. Naltgt n. Thompson. ~ ~.
60. riftiri ~ ifom ~ county. TIM cnua
htrs ieesirl TIT saitu i eaiiile,i Il dow.
e 10 iani c5,rnn,ei d q conveyed - bcs
hnsbina.r ifIf sseis,rn II tlr csur, !, sisen
sill great eiearnfss aui ability !, lnisc Pear.
.gn. enl vili Il fss1l > II interest bs man, sho
r. not come ~ VII, ~ lesil Jasiesliar
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The Convention Qac,iion.--The

LAST Register puts Us IN possession Of The speech
Of Gov. Graham. rcccatly delivered il tie ~
naie. on the bill in,roliacej by him % provide
~ Tie call q Convention 10 amcnd The Com
siituiion ol tins state. We have also on &c
,se speeches d several other senators on the
same subject. And as The question Is one d
great Importance, aud i likely y occupy pub
III attention Tor some tinr 10 cnIne. We silall
cudelyof 10 l,y ihcm al hciam onr roalcr. -
We shall find space IN our columns. We pro-
pase 10 commenee with Gov. Gn.hilns IN our
nrIt issue; anil think u following ]. Uiih that
Of Senator Bisgs in rcpiy--a piece II iil'efaliiy
which W wonll ~ pleased - .rr the STANDARD
and other DeInpcriiic piPor, oo'a,ionally At
lest. praeiicc. We rh,ll MT " aifsbd 10 lrt
NJ. B:gss's Arguments g. % ous rciders along
with ihu-e u Gys. Gfalium hut vii the DE-.
nocraiic piprf. lci ileir retdes 80 The arsu-
ment. ia favor d tia.. Gsahani's lsll ! Upon
/ qacsii1ns u suth pcrntncnl inPgHahrc - az
amendment Of The Constitution. il apica. 10
- but ptapcr ihat public journalist. should H.
pat from The tactics shich control party ron-
tssis ani all,tI licir tcsjef. cvcfy facility for
forming : correct opiaion--tha, j.. eiSc ihe ar
auments ~ bpii aiics. nhi 1, ihrm Judge g.
Themselves. Iii how CIV Is thi.; and eause-
gueu,ls 80 Cad t.ir parry an1y .. stlong apsn
question:. ~ vi. vi, !. ], !. npon question. y
National % Stale Polie' nrfeif.
wcwpald u plci.sl - puhiislt ~ Whole y
CIV. Gfaham- speech n one nnnlrf II IL,
Recorder. =. us Lnos !, i ansipu.ly ls.Ari
~; bnt ac ictr il. icnsih eiil mike il nsse.
.ry ~ q, 70 l.silc i.
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Irish Aid Society-Ths following 10 statement OF the
of the Association to the l2Ih inst 6y ~hen sppess
they are now In a prosperous condition, thsnss TO the hu
mainly noble hearted individuals and the 9ntnns eS
viii expended IN transmitting families to tho en-a
large number 81 hose applications now uoder
Society public therefore requested - advance
e aid material otherwise to uphold the generous under
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THE BLICATION DAY
THE OLD HOMESTEAD,
By Mas. AN 5. srEpsExs,

THE OLD HOMESTEAD,
By MAS AN $. srEpsESs,
Author Of "Fsshion and Fsmner
We are new enabled to announce fw
SATURDAY, THE Nth INSTANT.
New By the author Of Fashion and Famine which
attained three sale Of 10 900 copies and which wa
r-pubsh.d Lepse Petersburg Vienna and IN three ed
tops In London well calculated to excite more than
ordif sry interest
THE OLD HOMESTEAD, while not 20 tragic aud intense
IN its character a. Fhion and Famine, H. II anything Of
profornder interest," appeals With greater force to the sym
pstbes Of the reader The story opens the city OF
where there many Of ps,hos, 'uHerns and tragic
power; but the book progresses the clouds dspsse we are
introduced Old among the Cstskis Of the
Hudson where with Of the most delight
f and sphic rural pictures given in IN American book
Mrs Stephens display, in many places in this book hnmor
thst rivals that Of Dickens and dramatic force, grasp Of
thought OF expression and vvidness Of de'cnphn Of
which she is peculiarly the master.
CONTENTS:
The Fathers Return. Pleasant Conversation.
The Mayor and the Polio Valley IN the Mounsnns
The Polio. msu,, Guest, New People and New Hornea-
m. M,dpisht Consuitaiion. The Old Homestead
The Mayer and the Alderman. Aunt Hannah and Uncle No
The Plot than
The Birth Day Festival Morning the Old Homestead
Chester's Trial. Homesck LorSinss
Poverty, Sickness. and Death. The Evening Wait.
WAKING and wstehinx Autumn in the Mountains
Cheneis House tn the Morning. Our Sister Anna
The Mayor and his SON. Sunset in Italian Cathedral
lane Chester Ard the STRANGER. The Two Infants.
Bellevue and New inmate DARK Storms and DARK Memo
The Fever Wxd and its Pa ries.
tiepta Apple Gathering.
lana Chester and her Little The Fxnhsms Reurn from
Nure. Abroad.
The Student Ply scian and the The Hu.kins FroIie.
Child Nurse. The Household Sacrifice.
The Midnight Reve-Mary and The Strange Mus'cisn
her Mother. Dance after husklns
Spring Morning AMI Psuper The Mother the Son. and the
BurisI Orphan.
The Dau.hters FAITH Wins the Old Memories and Young
Fathers Prophecy Heats
The Two Old Men. The Mothers Fraud
The Walk and the Win Sslna Bowles's Mission
The Fe.tiysl of Roses. The Double Conf sson.
Wild Woods and Mountain The Double Birthday
Passes Expedients and Explanations
In one VOL, limo. Price 81 IS
BUNCE BROTHER, Publishers,
No. L26 Nassau.s-
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y I L X s! s / l. K 5
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NEw.YoRK,
Invite he attention Of Merchants generally 70 their EAtENS
I'VE STOCK Of RICH SILK md FANCY 9oops saSP'e0
b the FALL TRADE embracing the newest and nos dessrs
BE styles imported this season Particular attention re-
sSessea unsurpassed variety Of Dress Fables ordered
expressly s teI very bost city and interior trade it %
sese NAT 20 snh importing aud yoebns House In the country
oae' superior ndacsmers Now IN store, fall assortment
sAa' herinOs Nusin De LANES Rbbcns, shswls Lsoss
White Goods press Trimmings, snd every ether
sE''npasn " Rrehsndss usually hspt In sh house,
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<NHEAP EDITION Of the LIFE OF BARNUM
~ BY special arrangement With the suthor the under
signed will publish SATURDAY Oct 20 at the low prce OF
FIFTY CENTS, edition Of
THE LIFE OF p. 7. BARNUN.
Written BY Himself
Uniform with publshed Ct 81 81
In q letter TO his publisher Mr.. Bsrnsm ays; -
wi.h have five millions more OF the inhabitants OF TIE
United book for themselves ana ready TO
guarantee than tweneths Of the whole
number will decide that Il teaches only good mora lesson
Discount to the trade q former editions
J. .REDfIELD, Nc. 81 beekmsn-st-
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Your Election made certain by keeping your name
before the people on POSTERS and TICKETS and majority
sfvOTES
We are prepared night and day with foil head Of stesm to
-.,, POSTERS CIRCULARS and TICKETS. Tickets cut
and folded at the shortest notice. HOLMAN GRAY,
Corner Of Centre and White sts.
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fair at the Crystal palare.
ERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR at CRYSTAL

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE FAIR at CRYSTAL
a rALAcEThe Fair hew fully open Tor visitor. from
sn 70 10 ~ zen ssy enS tn ne Hason srpse,
10 extent and interest any previously hsd h this city
sinfe admission IS eens Children half pce Apprentices
D.sroa. Of extending tn. dy.n.ss Of the B1h.biaon . =:
sbc"s snpoyed h m.nSsetons estsbhmsn lin package.
q set. Is cent? Appreciate; gre e. sGos
Vi. the teachers at 81 cents fSI each pup By order Of the
JONI W. oaAxsr.s, se:re.sIy.
A MBROTYPEs.-The public who want this
"A and beautiful style Of mpshahe pictures see
Crys.,l Palace Exhibit, ny call At No s7s Broadway for
s PEE I but .y dare
their pictures to make them nor stamp ne nj
h.on uU'i' '''''D'e ''' punt ' wv A ToMLiSsoN.
CMTTHs eELF-ADJUsTING STOCKS.-A
md f TIES ss s. us. ss sara
ct: .el 'd ID. price iss Of s.sy
generally must be interested in this dp'y Of covering Tor Inc
NEW STYLES Of ENAMELED and GER
bs ~ cKsof so ~ ss%
:1t ss q: he Fs S%:Essa f.:::
ND e ...n The south n =. 3: t :ss a.
ss above ., s q: something aSse9s :Ses1Sr
Manufacturer No. GAG FrOnts- and No $50 broadway.
DAILROAD MEN, Iron Founders, Boiler
Goa DeaeD, DC, should examine the lrs; PLATFORM
SCALE now on exhibition the Crystal Pssce made for
Messrs J. A. 4 J. ID Secor, Boiler Makers, BY the
DURYEE FORSYTH MANUFACTURING COMPAN1,
and exhibited by 1.
No. Is Whitehsll-st corner Of Stone ". Y,
ii styles; also FIRE King safes susT Mills: Copying Presses.
Warehouse and Baggage Trucks &c, for sale
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TyHE PEEKSKILL PORTABLE HEATER,
i manufactured at the PEEKSKILL STOVE WORKS.
sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietor at the Depot
No. Z35 Wserst, New-York, Is now exhibiting ct the FAih
Of The American Institute Crystal Palace, and may be seen IN
South the Reeshment Saloon IL gives the
fsnythng invented Of the sort and
the Of rsd-hot surface 1t s admirably adapted TO
seating dwellings well stores, public halls &c, &C..
STEPHEN BROWN, 2S5 Wsferst., Nev-York.
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DORA AND THE DOCT 0 X
~ Or.s,,,.,,s urvr

REVELATIONS or PHYSICIANS WIFE.
Arreeaby to promise opened vein on the 10th
Of September and 1000 pounds Of the richest ore were TAKEN
from the ht day. since which time we have found In
possible supply the demand
CORA ANb THE DOCr 1R will be, predicted. book
of marx The fourth thousand ready. Tho reviewers
are denshted with X. Read what they says;
"A story which displays great skin and good taste 10 tne
writer DAILY Advertiser boston-
sstins hooh than thsp Wesleyan Journal
Our heart hss been made throb with its dramatic incl
dep and eyes well with the p.tho. Of It's hs TO
vealins ar lMcMskins Couriefs rhiiA
Issued from the American presas Boston Herald
chsrmingly written volume, which Will amply repay
perussL" DAILY British W his Canada
fChristian Mirror. Portland.
"f our Judgment not greatly fault Cora and the Doc
tor will prove to be Of toe most Popu stories Of the
season" IN e Farmer
indeed book of power poetry, elegance, and shIssn
ssntiments-one among thousands'
Evening Transcript, Boston,
Published bv JOHN p. JEWErT 4 Co.,
No. III Wsshinston-st-, Boston
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at po-ertsl appeal in behalf Of the Maine Law The
story i. terribly true 70 life" IN l. lndePendent-
THE RUMSELLERS' VICTIM
i DICK WILSON. THE RUMsELLERS ViCrlMi
Or, HUMANITY PLyLDrSe FOR THE
MAINE LAW.
By J. K Corneyn, with Introduction by l. '" brown
Price 81 IS
At this time when Rumseers and their devctees pro-
fusey expendns time and rsmPDs statutes beneath
then feet, and fully determined
TO RULE AND RUIN.
This telling story exhibiting the horrld work In lines 81
living litht," Is especially opportune.
NV EDITIONS READY
OfMTNNIE HERMON. THE LANDLORDS DAUGHTER.
By Thurlow w Brown. Pne- 81 %
And OF PARKE MADISON, Or, FASHION THE Father OF
ISTEMPERANcE. Price 81.
For sl Boob lev aud News Agents single eores
cent BY mail, postpaid. on receipt of p'ice. -
MILLER ORION MULLIGAS Puolishen,
No Is Park. row, New York;
And No. i07 Gene,ee st, Auburn.
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THE SEASON FOR FUN AND FUN FOR
TRB SEASON.

THE YANKEE NOTIONS MAMMOTH PICTORIAL,
eaDie ss adapted the holiday FORM
ms appropriate and pleasing Ss~ Year Christmas present.
AZ viii contain large arc oesntifa EpGrsvips OF the
FALL OF SEYASrOPOL,
from q sketch taken the spot; beside nearly
so SPLENDID CONF ESGRAvIN5s,
by the the Unit,d Ssares together With choke
eeon Of foxes Anecdotes Editorial matter and al sorts cf
things calculated put peo]e IN the bea pob hauor with
themselves. 4" 4l the wond and the rest Of msnknd"
ST. ale Numbers St cents 90 hundred the trade
The Trade supplied By DEXrER sROTHER,
Nos. IL and Is Ann 81.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-05-16
sc Ii EN- CK'S
M A N D BAKE PILLS

WI Ice foun 10 pos those qualitin. necessary 10
To the total eradication OF all biiuus aIIack. nTnp
10 start The secfctions of The lcr aud give h,alty
ioho :" the enl'p sNsen. Indeed, IL M Ordinary
discovery IN MeaeAl srieurr Ia have n,rnieh MI
ely Tor these sinhisrn compltni. whirh de, eope u
the Fefulis produced 10y heretofore fee OF caln
mel "A mineral justly dreaded hv maukin,'-and ac.
knowedsed To hr destructive in the extreme Ia the
man sy-tem That tlle p.opr ecs ofcc tain vegetables
eomise All the yifinrs OF calnmel without is mimi
Gus tendencies, l. now admitted fact rendered in.
dsputale by scientific reseafches, aud those who
the Mandrake Pill DE FULLY satisfied that the he,i medi.
cnes are those provided by nature in the comm ~
herbs aud roois:of the fields.
The Pills opcn the bowels and correct all bilious dc.
Engagements without saivatinm any of The injurious
effects OF oalomc other passions. The sectetion of
bile /. promoted by these PHI ~ will he seen nv The
altered color of the stools aud disappearing of the n
low complexion aud cleansing of the tongue.
Ample nirectious for nse accompany each hoy of
RUS aud The piicc IL quart bottle Of the Sea Weed
Tonic and box OF Pm. comhinsd is only one dollar
Rul separate boxes Of Pills can he had of any of the
agcnis for p cents.
1hese remedies are prepared under the personal
snberNi.'"n ofDrJ HSchcnek proprietor Of Schenek's
fn'monc syrup, the we'll established remedy for Con.
sumption BRONCHITIS, Coughs Colds Sc, Sc aud ihe
inventor OF the celebrated Rrspironcter for examin
"s "nd deeclins all diseases Of tie Lungs, Heart, &C
wHoLEsALE AGENTS
PadodclPhia-G ,WENTZ & co,
l17 N. Third Street.
Nco Yoke. V. CLICKNER & CO., 81
Barclay Street
BoStOn-REDDlNG & Como. s State st.
And every respectable Druggist through.
Out the United States. l9:55Cow