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The United States steamer Vixen, Lieutenant Com.
msndns John r. Decatur is now ct anchor with sprng
cables and shctted guns ready to pour broadse into
tte Horthsrn Light If she should attempt 10 leave The
revenue cutter WashnQton Captain Paunce Is also lay
ing within hundred yards Of the N L., also prepared
for any emergency. When Com. Bigslow was mott
fed OF the necessity Of steamer Vixen was
In winter quarters but In three hours had her la rea
ciness, steam up armed manned and equipped for ser
vice. There she is abe at the famous blockade
Of the Kinney Expedition.
REL UsAL or THE GOVERNMENT TO RECOGNIZE COL.
FRENCH AS MINISTER FROM NICARAGUA.
WASHINGTON, Dec "a, 1856.
Col Parker H. French addressed letter to Mr.. Marcy
enclosing copy his credentials az Minister from Mica
rsgua, and requesting interview Marcy replied
and instead Of appointing interview, anticipated what
he would have said at once which was In substance
that the persons who had overthrow the OF
Nicaragua were not citizens and until there should have
been some popular recognition confirmation of their
authority the United States could not recognize Colonel
French nor any else Minister from the gov.
erDment know these to be the facts and you can rely
upon them such, notwithstanding any and all state
msnts, by whomsoever made, to the contrary. b.
DELIBERATIONS OF THE CABINET UPON CENTRAL
AMERICAN AFfAinS-THz FILIBUsTxRs TO BIZ
CRUsaID OUT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. "a, 1855.
TheCabnet in session long time to-day and among
other things before them the state of relations
with Central America and the alleged Hbustering ex
petition being fitted out in New York These subjects re-
ceved large share of their attention 1t ia understood
that they not altogether Harmonious The counses
Of CushiDg prevailed, and every effort will be made to
suppress and foil the expedition and to that end nsruc
tons, am informed, will be issued to Mr. McKeou &C.
neral Davis dissented to this course Mr. Marcy acquies
ced with the majority and President Pierce pointed to
his esssge, which is locked In the council chamber
n
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Miscellaneous.

For the return OF steamship Northern Light,
colcmns.
Sem ALMATiAThe Cargo OF the schooner Ama.a which
WINS lost on her why to Boston from Richmond insured ia
the Ltis city for Gil 900.
Brig sutton E6 years old, hdlt d Cutler Ne, aas
been sold IN New York Tor S6 800.
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OUR sPECIAL DEspATCHEs.

OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
NO HOPES OF AN ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE,
DISPATCHES FROM THE RRAzIL SQUADRON.
WASHINGTON, Dec. n, 1866.
The republicans made their effort to-day to rs Banks
through the plurality rule, but failed, Mr. Camp
ball, Of Ohio voting against him. The leaders nw de-
spair Of The oldest and most experienced
admit that there is not the slightest prospect for
ganizaticn.
Official dispatches have been received from Brazil
squadron relative the loss Of the American ship Cleo
pata, Of Boston, bound from Calao to New York, the
particulars Of which, however, made public in tho
columns Of the HERALD some weeks ago. Cholera was
prevailing at Rs but 1t confined to the black popu.
latop. II.
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TEIRTY-FOUR7H CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec a. 1856.
The Senate convened This morning, acted upon no
business Of Importance ard adjourned till Thursday.
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THE VERY LATEST.

among the passengers but the contrary peace and
quietuess Ieigned supreme
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WASHINGTON, Dec. "a, 1855.
Mr.. Banks star Is beginning to wane, his friends
shaking in their shoes. The Southern men pressed him
hard to-day, but did not accomplish their object. A
strong effort being made to concentrate on new
the conservative element Of the House.
Senator Chase made his appearance in the lobby to-
day. d.
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mARITIME INTRLLIGENCR.
81 Az pse4ogss and lases tske,sieS for As NEW YosK
HERALD should be scuiod.
ALAANA0 NRv YonE-1nD Ear.
eUN RuE5 q noon ~
sUr srn. B HdH wArns $50. morn 10 Of
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porter became acquainted with Of the United States
officers who had just concluded unsuccessful search
for of the passengers named schlessinger famous for
the part he took in the Lopez expedition, and also
the Hungarian revolution Every inch Of the vessel
was scrutnzed but the person Of Mr. s. could nowhere
be found. There was doub. but what he had been
board and despite OF all the precautions OF the auhor
ties the bird had flown. Mr. Schlesnger was 1t will be
remembered, captured by the Spanish seldiey while
lighting with Lopez and his brave comrades. He
sentenced TO imprisonment at Cuca penal settlement
in Africa fiom wherce be escaped with twelve pound
chain around his snccs and again made his way to the
United states person Of Mr. schlessiD descTip
ton was, IL thought, to row away from the
Northern Light in . small boat, BY Of the officers
beard bu. the latter suppopg him to he Of the dis
appointed visitors seeking admission on board had no
suspicion whatever OF the real cha aecr Of the fugitive
No doubt by this time Mr. >. is quietly enjoying himself
In Of first class hotels the accounts here
published in reference TO the detention OF the Northern
Light and the search made for his corpus b. the United
States authorities.
As reporter took bs leave Of the geo,iemaaly OH
GERS In Command Of the steamship everything appeared
calm aud peacesbie on boaSd. There qusrseing
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this morning) at nine O'Clock. told Mr.. Nc
Keon that these men who had struggled them
selves board there without our knowedge and
that he knew about the matter than we did and
that the should all be set shore who could not
show tickets. Mr.. McKeon said the should Be set
on shore In the morning. and the weasel searched.
During the evening Capt. Tinklepaugh spoke TO
me about setting the men shore, but told him
net to do IT TIL morning. under the sanction Of
the District Attorney-if We did, the government
would accuse Of smuggling them shore as
they had struggled themselves board The captain
told that when supper prepared for the steeage
passengers last night these awless fellows broke into the
cabin turned body out OF the place. and swept the
tables clean.
Mr.. White concluded his statement with sayog the
vessel would probably sail to-day.
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NTshia Sept 20. Ma ~ Mooe~yr NJ fttin
sp'. spoke July n. Lsh JS6 ". NsnN,sS I, 10
Hefra from at Roroaosg4 June Is, Quu4 9,
~ 11-hsd put 10 TO .apsf capMtn's~ VA 2,
n0& June 10, Emily Morgan ChAae.. Nh 10
do. 17tB sp.
AT Enolulu Nov Bsae, Borden. cf'MisA
70 sail fSr home, haytng bect rested. Etn q
Waldsout Warren with 70 bbls this eeSssls
%; $40 L6ls; Brutus, Swift, Cd, l600 bbk; 9c3i
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wooL-rIo New York Wool market has pre-.
tented much uctiyIty lot Tie last two months In
all kiudsOf native woOIs, aud considerable adj
,4res IN ptces, say ftolp 10 10 Is per cent In ey'
ty disruption but more particularly In The II1e'
tl.Jss aud utllefClass6 This advance coInpa'ed
wiiflhe prices Of lastyepf when al The lowest
vCio, /, uluUule,I 10 t6esaitstoOk IN The Ssfious
m,tle,s-al increased demand resulting It6m Tie
re,npl,y,nsug Of large sbate Of machinery
Which had been slopRsd during Tie winIet, a'' en-
make, and ls'estfaOflsltns q oteO'''
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FROM TEXAS,

Ngw ORLEANS, May l2.-HnlyesIoa dates 10
The 81 ale received News unbhpo,lunl, Com
plaiiits Of want Of rain und destruction Ol crops
generally. Em
Fuut MeSiCans oNmmi'ted al outrage on a tami'
lynct RI Peso, they were CaE'uted, tiled by Lynch
law. aud hung.
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RosroS, May tqlh.-ln tile Senate To-day 4 BIZ!
wus Introduced TO iucur, otae The boston and Ru
tOpeaIt Steamship Company, with capital VI 81
0OU,0O0.
Mayor Raymond Of Cambridge hnS iSsled n pro.
clamatioH dtclatiDg his determination 10 enGofce
lhs new Iiquot Iuw.
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PROM MEXICO.

NV ORLtSs, MnY.--ite Ou2aba has arrived
with Mexican dates 10 The OH. Santa Anna has
sone south With troops. II Is iepOrl'l that 4 nnn'
ltpt Of soldiers bud lUvViIvd AMI IsaI.d pt1ntn'
clameHlU.
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FALL FASlll0 ms FOR HATS, ssSi
TliR sublerlhsr spHpSitd 10 furnish hSIpAttSntl pl
Tho public with sIttI Tor letA Of tile lsle4 Fall
il tic u.e Of anetgiht hid tStg g iEf viii pltat6
drop lnS let VS. tskea coast survey OF iteif tAtyniS
with OUT ColIo HntIe as IN al tpe ne Ell ANTE
sAtTa charge tl - SfaS5.ls,i 4 :
Rlnih Ilsbl Place, 30 sj lIsn or tie biz Red FIAT,
second do south 1.-The SoTih Mtaierh BthE NIiH Al
sp!.6 - is WV JANtSON,
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FIRE

CHICAGO, Nay H. a destructive IRE occurred
al Springfield, III, this mUlnuI, aud tue business
potion Ut tie Town, Stale llCusu squate, wuSGQn'
SUmcd. Nine splendid stoftS we've drsttoyri'-7
Loss El6O.OOO, most insured ltwas IHs work u!
IN lneenliaIy.
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Net0 Stock,of$B0ots and Shoes al
N. L. DORsHY'S .5
UOnk Hail.

o.. ~ I23 WdIN Il, dtoV TfI9V Union tL'
TTAYlNG returned GfoH The manufacturing Kspblish.
IL entS oil The Rasl with Slotk or boots and Shoes,
CClnlt9 all lilo varied styles for The prc,enl tld hP
poaelnS Seitdi OF 1855, woid respectfully ln he one
aud all to tall ad examine my stock, as AM confident
fiat eau sui anil every body provided 1908 pretty,
rs Of goods III my llne aud will Sell al elcip ifot clta
Ell ihaI eYe can b bought elsewhere. Cail aud examine
my goods and II tlsy don't please, elase will be nae
lot examining. III bs 49, fEss=r
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pnlNgEnS SrRIKE.

BMrmoux, Mu} l9,-,New Orleans papers Of
Sa!urbay received, Tie COmposIlUta on all llv
paprts except IhG l'cayanc have stuck, ~ con'
sequence Of sUUiv fOf'y pttnseFs, Iri"s DfOuEhI y
The city.
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ASNnvLAR Mvs,cu. F,Or.--Eyety OF cheSlra
COnlairsut least two musicians with nousiaches,
one with spcCtscles, thee with bold heads and
ore ,vry modest man Ia white cruyai, who, from
Iotce Of circumstances, sou will observe, plays OIL
i llsw in,tluneul,
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tins ro,cn Ltoar procr.sloS Of the Ioiepen.
deres Fire Company, OH Saturday night, passed
of quite UdrliaRlIy 'l'heIt splendid ltOse teel--
probaby liz nosl splendid III Yifemia--'Sas stud
,ltaWith lights and looked very beautiful, TIE
p,ocrssOl. was lIeale'l by a band Of music and
elected uniytlsal animation rs IL posed through
ihe sIE.tls.
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liiSnuoLp, Washington co., /
ANIL i1th, 1854,

MltTA, NoTIFMff 7 NoNtlaW d %"
ltisa du:y lowe to InyfeL and tile public 10 4rt4k
Accommodation vi 9WiUlS IitCiuIe. For i've itaiS
was afflicted with Tie ihllImnSiDy flcnnatian, lH ls
SrTrieSl OI, uhAbe 10 dUahy wOik, Or tOlesl daiEr
u:hi,
Having heard Of your val6ably MtdltlEe, Srt for Olc
bO1lrt alter Tie USluE Of which ! tDul0l prompt Ietl.
AMI Vii tAllg thrCe lUlt9 lENle WAS supplied ~ ld
mi,e cgIleiy ealtl. do sTtsl le1'He lhIteg4.
aud ltIlnlleAi remedy,
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Il5 AiI9EET l88NI,l % /

s42l4 ~ =
sySthesN ational sDin eI
tgCsdRS PaEGE0BT FeGLle sScBks
slI ~ ~ y ,sitifs
RRlyAL OF Tlig mi lliB GIT s; !,
8.NET QstEASs May l2,T7 lie R9Rltg !Clly. hes
attlSeI, she lePOtts thai lhs nII llaf
SSna Iitlftle California & 6Si ION lie,
es5'rtls Golden aGe len A FtAliclSto on tlgt ItRg.
Rilli $40 passe1 aud I3p, 600 ID ttfqstes -
She struck suilkep rock on tthsNlgl of tho 29ih
OF The jsltId Of QNlGqt ABOUT miles ltoni Pdll9}
MAJ SIZE owlf going fllls and ttle .&aiel
gained tanidly. DsppIln was l1iainsd amongst
tile crew aud patssflgetsi C0flRt Alcaltotl was
liHi Win PA6SRttU the steamship j LII Stevens,
which went 10 lbslt tsScNs aud laUlr1 lletH SAFE
lYat ltanumt on The sd, Tile steamship Panama
&Ds dispatched on The 81 10 the assistance Of lle
vessel Will sitSlg lgPts, ~ saving ,lth iletias
ebtel aud f0weii In her, .ts5 - q, ~,
o The Golden Gale taks up the passengers lett OIL
on The 9th. -, Si'fsyi ~
''Iie iraIhss! continue. The mines ote mo.
duciDg well, confidence gtalHpIly returning,
HE Lesiialute I)olrntdUn the Both, Another
,elr0tl @as nlhle OIL tue 2Sl 10 eleclu Senator
& (. --@1----- ~ 49, T. --t-- s.5tsf
,.,tI,l t5s FROM TtiE NEST, q
ST., Louis, May lgth--I'Iie Republican hos al.
vices Of lie attlSaI at Mdckluaw of an express
hon Kansas, aa.li. t"s ..,s
The snow on tile Rocky Mountains was 8 tOe
inches deep.
The lUlia1s were yefy tf0ubNs9Dle, and appear
determined 10 loke white scaIps. 5g.t
Ameetiug IN l.ehvcnwUtllf fCsOlycll 10 "lot the
law take It's coptsc, ~ tesaEd 70 the late mpIdgf
lhete. ~ 1890 !, ~
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wasnrSaroS, May l2.--Gapt. Geo. W. Nc.
Ceran nj I.nulsllna, Is The prominent c1ndldht"
TOT the Commercial aseRCynl GtcyIowu, SIse NJ
Fnueis removed.
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JrpGE l.oSlSa.-GOT. Gardiner has refused 10
tenory Judge LOrlOg from bis Office in oboliS0ee
10 lie lIsmanl u Tie Legislature.
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ACCIDENT.

TorEnO, May l2--I'he CATS run OF the tack to
,ny at EIEbalt, owing 10 q swtCh belNS leilCpen'
Several ptE'Ons injuted.
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lTllayana ltt 10 tile ist inst. lave been &c:
CcNul LywayO Of New Orleans Nothing Important
Illl lt4nspiIrd since MeYiOuS adSICeS
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o. Fol tale by DTUsgIlis . everywhere, ,f1
ea'op cents lOs alls'' box, fsl FOR 0S
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BnSr.s MAsia.--Whtuyou lUy OF sell, let OF
iirr, make clsat baSsain, aud atvrt tfuSI " 'We
sAalll disaslte about IT.
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SAILED

lluIylx, May l2.--'I'he Africa arrived on I'd
day morning olld sailed again at 94O'clOc6 70
lOf Liverpool,
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yEi.I.oW FEWER.

YELLOW FEVER.
CHARLESTON, May Il..-l)atcS frHn, Havana 10
the Glh make no prevalence Of tho yellow Fever
on the lSlaul.
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JAMES 3. MARSH,
HEw WHOLESALE ASH Retail.
BOOT And SHOE STORE,

No. IS itOutoH street, NhttIlhRi hn'
SHAT mlNA 10 HEgER, TrT AEDCn.
T. AN HOW lecClNinS alihy lew siOc TCNn Oh Monroe
street, large alli elegant assortment VI hOns anu
snCS lch h4d selected wifi gGl: caro- Nnh had man
HCtu,C hy The heSl work Lt IN IN. East, EXp'ossy l0r
this train am now IHCIATed ~ accommodate ny Gus
ltOnleTs either wholesale or Ietll viii variety VI Sltlns
Hih Summer hoods, moi 10 hs &IIh>Srd hy ahy 9ller
lNAU III lie city, Cll9f IN style, wO Rnashp, 0T dula
Amongst which will he found tie IOlOwICg sslsopabls
EUOhki
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lJ'rho idea lhat TO lie great Is to lie happy, Is
one OF the tit0rso oil ages lint, thai 10 ~ good
btn 10 happy, Is something known, al least 10 tie
wise and NtIUous
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Tins Lsr OC7.--'A0nuaI Waltz Il geso on
.u,..,r,D, you tystIy think lIe tid,"IcoaId moi
liz. xi,lOallhts, (worls by ES.pnsldsnI 'rylet,l
naj a,l,,t new music have been received by isob
|5pwn & lltO. ltyOu hear a new song, call OH
r.la, uud they will s.t Yoa copy Il IL Is pub
I,Ar,I, .slLeit ntlugemeNts fOt Plocutlps new
,nldc caunoi be sSteIIed,
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ArpnINTNENr.

..t.a atPUlNIMlN !.
WAsniSGroS, Aay l9--'rllVg. S. Mccoy Is mp.
pointed U, S. Attorney fOr IhU Enstern District UI
Louisiana.
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(tURE4| GtRth, lissntNtt4 4r,-Tle cry tsstllItEei
~ COne Lellllcah llUlH Hon, ". HUI boi9 We
RhcuulSln Dyspepsia SCI OllIa SeA AID tOT ell nef,
VOuS niSelses and RcNale complaints, ttehYoHf Tine
I'D n Llnr. n " !. - D.
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? . ~ - = .,..,.,.

RIVER AND WEATHER..
pIrraRuRGn, May I2.--Iliyer feel Inch
Weather mild md clear,
ClSclSxarl, May l9,--lllvct falling slowly
Weather Q 'eNr and pleasant.
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lT'Sam, you're uluDkofli you're Hllets drank,
mud ycnt habits an lOuSe, lllEgai yOut haOl's ahl
loose.
well, OK Inc dis, den, how do mischief an my
habits IOOss Wien | Is tight oil the timer
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TllEIILLlNOlS.

ss5r THE ILLINOIS.
NEw YoaE, May l9--A dispatch from Now o.
leans announces tue arrival Of tic steamer Illinois
Of Havana. Size is Overdue nj Ills port.
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FAILURE.
Ngw ORLwsSs, May lO.--Jos. II. AshbIidge.
ship IrrOEer has failed fot 100000
s.t .--.--- - -" 49,
rmltAo May l?.-Dcalls in this city for The
week les.
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Sa,er llVrrES. WHY tsit, my son. nakei
tnsIbeT VI ten ysor old, ono day, why is il, that
when you lei yonf bfeftl and butter drop, thai II
isalWayS will lilo buitett4 SHE down.
Il L1n'l know. lllnd'nt Tougher had III The
strongest sle nUsli 10 be uppetmosl HAUNT Il
mat aud this Is tie strongest butter ever seed
inmy lite,'
'llil she CI0tn III Why tIe eteat lazy thing
mol iii; YET butter. 10 make that poor ~o,
Intn churhj its Sttong and rank enough 10 chutn
iSeiE'
ne still, Zibe; Il only wants wotkingoyerti
well, marin, u | was you when ! lid ia
put lpIsof !lasges.
You good fOr'Bobins fellow, l'ye ate great
deal worse In tie most aElSiccthtlc New York
kaming hnIseS,'
well, I'll Steal people Of rank ought 10 eatitt
Why peoRle Of falkP
Cause ~ StaAk llItiet'
You yatmlat, you, What makes you talk 90
smith
'TIe butlttlsiaklng tile skin on my tongue,
h@ht,
Hibs, rlondle, I carl iR,pS away The bdttel,'
'pll teli YOU @llatpl! Il 10 With u .Matn; w
hep lilo dnw@ LllIsyets. You ought 10 see Tho
titi keel over and do aS SON as tlley touch y
%bs don't 80 10 Tue slSLe q, 91a guy
'p9uHd OF lfietbi' tsSls 1lvs..
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HAN,ayltLk, Onto.

HhNhAVEtTFI UIIIV'
W. J, ~ Iandtrimii6i-
lieir SIR - have been addicted or thle0 years with
rhchatlsNl III ny bach. aud ljr il@ llN X n0HllS lnl
uhlc In Get ONl III us he'd WDE hCp, aIh your asent n
Our rIy Insisted nj M IiynI nc hn'iC % hang Flu
lnlnNul aud tIy what Crt Il wound haVCl AID one lOl
tie has relieved mC 50 inC that was able nG"t 0li o.
ms hcd Wllhuut Difficulty. Il has btGn hcAAng tU ei
iSt try Ii tOr iuulanIL aud yuu VIII be we'll pleased.
MRS, ", COCHRAN.
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Ora chimney sweep al buffalo, New York, all.
SetIlSss 10 take in sweeping ny The iob and en-.
IrEes TO s0ol Ills employees.
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-, t,,Drsrat.s coSrfsr-oeo. Perkins,
,1o,l .me since walked fot forty consecU'
=. ool,in Ibis city, is 10 have walking match
.,,, "y,nsee Charley" fot a pure Of $780,
yr,e ose walking The gteatest Haobor Of consecu'
H.. rail 10 lilo wlsner, The contest will
"'a,ns.ee at lluesmm's Bowling Saloon, TO-
n nns morning al Q o'clock.
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Chinese Imminent.


Many and jl4l objections alc made 10 all tho ordinary
lJnlMSM,s % TIA day M account Of their offensive sMel
and lIr UI,Iltly Stains plea l;l upl Tic Rk'n, wan
HiI tt Whi has hscn vtil!C 10 The 1AiOlShlcnl o.
tic nos profound Glcn>ls, tho dell! Of iSllhims
atteHts Is that In addition IN It's Surprising c9tlIc e.
CCs Il Is tin mo lrE,hh !OSneltC ami AsICeIbs Ter
Inr III ant Ialt Ol iic sRi1 10 which may lie RnpcJ
II impalls iu:y AMI Mutual Inv WHICH laAls NJ nnhy
.iuS, Al leaves LIE 'rlvriY hN''s 0l hc9llly Shn w
curpu result vi alnO Oh hAct nllcfs llSch Tor ll'l
pnIpnF. llCNc4, GICIy hly'S toilet Is aNrPGd WIN
Win kiNwa lis Cvcclh I'liiicin this 'cS'tt IN lral
liz lis aalccIhU OdUr yIu med h OPEN Oic 'Oe aud Iy
tVr SUutc,
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YUmsTe,rttMlIr, ! l5DURllo0U.E
CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, &rt
NIShuHLb, WaIhlNtQIeOD1
AWillSil, 1851,

Mttra. .hoEtlWtr j. AcRbJpR
Heat SIyR I'll was tltlttd, byA lrlthI 81 pNEei 70
lry llanlp0R'd VFstAJlC TiHCNIe for yiltpts, Mllh
which nm alaltIrl ilils most aSSta AMI ttletS'
irs form. llpIllscd AID used ono buille AMI II
whom, II 0l all 1leak hisIy OF II, aud Would tJtlo
IJle WlO have lyS+pSH, II they Slll W. llaWl',OFa
Vegetable 1igcIuit, II VIII rrlttilS cue lhepi,
YOuis, With seat ltFlttt.
il. SRwCOalE FRI
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90. a.. untitled 10 see that young zottikotREt,
~, vih such setto0s accident on the b.
% ~ I e,,o,,J, shorl time since, has neatly4en'
W., i, ,,soytred from bis injltiss. We met him
!. S,,p,Jay, looking well, 'ss
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c,,cr,.-spsllrpg & Rogers lteat Consolidated l'ls
,;",.'n,-conLiuiug lie Floating Palace Circus and
i" yonb American Clicusip one monster estaO3
,so,-ril e,Eitit In ills city to-day, Of land
oeIoek, PM
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lttIEt. Mortimer, j. MoNkIuR
Items III Is wl teal pleasure HAT btAr ltttnio'
Ey 10 lie lellnS AMI trtllSe p0ett0 It iiauptun3
Vegetable llhGiulr Sons tlilA lat F4t wax ltkfll
viii loiS aud bad cough Win OlSelSsSt 81 lhttI
COu Scaittiy tItak ahOEt my belh ealIcl oil ute pr
yur otens to- irNedy, wlenhe tdNlTi l,e inlrythe
Ieuit, WHICH lCl tCl lslh5, bln.t four JAYS NY
cUuSlt aud hOASehGAS vas ellrey ifOlt' llowkftllk
Tile rifiuIt) 81 alawily MtNIIite, and Wont be With
ont II, IL II eau he lad, ,-,,,,,,nA,,,,l,
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tcs7Rltcate Ftnats and children will pteuelrytt ~
Cuea cnylS, bronchitis, DytlRlEla, liSsl cQiu!ltlH
SClOulN, With all 9elslIGelltltS vi tic SyAeeL N
tall aIth Xel pamphlets, gtaiiS.
Fur sale By e, q, LoSHn & Co, Wheeling, Iete
ial agents. John Il. Gappnn, tiltll Waid, sid BY
druggists seEehilr, II.a fH-f
SOD by lOR7IVER& @0trREdf, 40 baltimore ST,
Baltimore, ard ~ BIOsdWsy, My. hs
tCS'PIcs 81 PEI bottle lR6
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n p-Ths Gland Mdsict otthC Grand
l,oio.O,P.t Of Ohio, will Le In thi; city
I'' IS, .sJ n,y 10 expected 10 visit franklin
o,,c 10 night. II,