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GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CORDIAL.
FOR ALL BOWEL DISEASES,

FOX Alb bO" FIJI DASIASIS,
CHOLERA. CHOLERA MoRBUS
DYSENTERY, BILIOUS CIIOLIC.
DIARRHEA, CHOLERA lNFANTCN
Also admirably adapted to many diseasos Of Females,
most especially to painful menstruation.
The Trtues oi Jacobs Cordial ac too ~eH knogn to re.
quire EncomiamS.
lst It cures the worst cases Of Diarrhua Cd. 1t
cures the worst forms Of Dysentery. Sd. 1t cures
California or Mexican Dinr hna. 4th 1t relieves the
sevcrcst Collie 5th. 1t cures Cholera Morbus. 9Th
1t cures Cholera Infantum. Ith. 1t cures Painful
Ilcnstruation Sth. 1t relieves Pain in Back and
Loins. 9TH 1t couneracts Nervousness and De-
spondcncY. 10th. Il restores Irregularities. llth
1t dispcs gloomy and hyst ricai Feelings 18th. Its
an admirable Tonic.
4 feiv short Ett,ucts from Letters. Testimonials &c.
81 have used jacobs Cordial in my family, and
have found it most efficient and in my Judgment,
valuable remedy" Hon. HIRAM WAESER
Judge Of Supreme Court, Ga.
at gives me pleasure in being able to recommend
Jacobs Cortial-my own personal experience, and
the experience of my neighbors and friends around
me, sufficient guarantee for to believe it to be
all that it purpors to be, viz. sovEREGS REMEDY"
WM. II. UNDERWOOD.
Formerly Judge Of Supreme Court, Cherokee Ct.
Il take great pleasure in recommending this in
valuable medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases,
for which believe it to be n sovereign remtdy-de
ciiedy superior to any thing else tried by me-"
\. 4. GArLDSc, Deputy g. NJ, of
the Grand Lodge of Georgia.
al have used Jacobs Cordial in my family, and
this with all | hear about it as remedy by those
who have tried it, induces to believe hat it stands
at the head Of every preparation Of The kind and
would recommend ts Use in the disease for which it is
compounded" Miles G. DoEDISs, Cashier of
the Bank of the State Of Georg ia, Griffin
"If there il is any crcdibility in human testimony
Jacobs Cordial must stand pre-eminent above all
other preparations for the cure Of Bowel Diseases -
From the mass of testimony in its favor from coming
in from all quarters it must be very far in advance
as curative agent Of most if not all other patent,
preparationS' a. FLEMING Cashier Marine d
Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin.
"Tls efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity
as fast az Bonaparte pushed his columns into Russia,
and ginning cninn,cndation wherever used"
Georgia Je6erSonian. May 18Th, 1853
For sale by 7. j. WORKMAN d. Co. Camden; J. +
KEyxrDY d. Co., Eidgeway; T. a. DArGAS, Darling
ton: ". 7. DArGAS d. Co. Sumtervillc; p. H. Nc
GrEGoE Columbia.
PEIScIrAL DEroTS.
TTAvILASp, IIAEEAL d RIsLY. New York.
IIAvrLASp, IIAEEAL 4 Co., Charleston.
j. WEIGHT & Co. New Orleans.
WM. ". BLISS & CO. Proprietors.
SAVANNAH, GA.
Aug. -, S3 ly.
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Bounty Land.

,,:eriber will prosecute all claims arising un
lie recent acts Of Congress- for Bounty Land
&C, on reasonable terms.
n 27,-tE WM. r. TAYLOR.
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II 2 t 8

e Subscribers have on hand full stock
Fashionable Hats, Of all descriptions including
na, Lpghoru, Straw, aud Palm Leaf in Men aud
sizes. 4. u. i f. KENNEDY.
..ril B
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D0l1lCSticS.

ID ED and white Flanncls Linscys, Ticks, Sheetings,
IL all widths, Bed and Crib Blankets. Long Cloths
brown and blrached Shirtings, &c. For sale low, BY
Sept27. \. N. & T. KENNEDY.
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Bows Wear.

ICY COTToNADES, Linen Drills, Cnsh:ne-
"etLs and other styles, together with 4 large
Of Ready Made Coats and Vests, suitable 70
s,ason. On hand and for sale at the loves
,es. BY y. n. / r. KENNEDY.
N.-;l 3
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Observation-Disclosures .hPrSNIW DIStFICl.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
JOHN U. INGRAM,
ATTACHMENT.
JOIN II. CAToE
w IIEREAS, tho Plaintiff did, OH the 3Oth day of
W March, file his petition against the Defendant,
who (as h il sad is absent from and without tho linn
its Of the State, and has neither Vito nor Attorney
known %ithin tie same upon whom copy Of the
said Petition might be serrcd 1t isthcrcore ordered
that the said Defendant do appear and plead to the
said Petition on or before the 3lst day of March,
which will be in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fftysiX, otherwise final and abso-
lutte Judgment will then be given and awarded against
him. NJ NAUDlN, c. e. F. s. e. S.
Clerks Office, Kershaw District
March 30, 1855. April 8
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Administrators Notice.

Z. prisons having demands against /. S. Not,
-. deceased are requested TO hand them in
tested. y. n. hENAED4, Adn T.
If
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Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to the csae of Samuel
~ Benson are requested to call and pay, as longer
indulgence cannot be gwen.
JAN 30. j. DUNLAP, Admir-.
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Hair Brushes.

THE undersigned has now on hand an elegant n:
Il. sortmcnt of French. English and American Hail
Brushes to which he invites the attention of his nj
mcrous friends and customers
August 9-32 tt Z. j. DELAY.
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Domestic Goods.

DLEACHED and Brown Shirtngs and Sheetings,
ID Plads and Stripes, for servants, Cotton Cassi.
meres, Denims and Checks Bed Tick dc. For sale
BY a. VI. 4. K. KENNDDY.
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Dry'Goods, Groceries, Crockery &c.

rTNHE subscriber continues to keep on hand q com.
J. plcc assortment Of Domestic Dry Goods, Grocc-
RIGS Crockcry &c. which he will sell very low for CASH
His stock Of Groceries consists in part, Of
Sugar, Coffee, Salt. Cheese, &c. &C.
Purchasers would do well to give him a call.
Jan.2. j. CllARLESW ORTIZ.
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New Velvet trimmings.

I UST received full assortment Of black and color
- cd Velvet Trimmings OF all widths at
Dec. b-lm. G.. MATIIESON'S.
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=; TIE COMMON PLFAH.

loScpi. friic&crg vs.. Harvey Hamilton
AH,,ciIcnk.
VNTHEkEAS tho rlaintif did, Oil the 9Th day @
W March. iiie his Declaration against the Defend
ant who (aa it is sad is absent from and without the
limits of the State, and has act,cr Vile nor Attorney
known within the same upon whom copy Of the
said declaration m"ht be served. II is therefore or.
dcred that the said defendant 90 appear and plead to-
tho said declaration. or or before tho 2Sh day Of
March, which Ii be in the year OF our Lord thou
sand cish, hundred and fNy-six. otherwise final and
absolute Judgment will then be given and awarded
against him. NJ. NACDlN, c. {. 7. 4 L. s.
Clerks Once. Kcrs:Iaw District,
March 81, 1876. April
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7 EATHER and ShOe-Findings.--A
large assortment Of Leather ard Shoe Findings
For sale low by WORKMAN & co.
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TO EIGse:!

AIDES rich dress goods in Foullard and India
II Silks Tissues Grenadines Grape de Paris, Barege
.;l Printed Muslins are now offered at greatly re-.
eooed prices, to c.oac. arry a. tho "old ooinoT.
May 49, IL e.
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Fancy China Ware !

TUST received at Workman's Drug Store, an Gle.
q CANT assortment OF China Ware, consisting fart Of
Fine Gilt China cups and sauccrs, with and without
notices
Rich Gilt Card receivers and Jcwelry stands
Fancy China Iukstands, Jcwelry boxes
Flower Vases elegant Toilet bottles, ac.&c.
ALSO.
A full supply Of American and English Tooth an
Hair Brushes; Clothes Hat and Shoe DO
Buffalo dressing Combs, pocket and fine tooth Comb
Also large lot Of fine and common Shaving brushes
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Hides.

rHNIE highest price will be given for good hides
L. by ". ANDERSON.
Aug % 81 If.
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OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC

4 RE respectfully informed that they will find at
n the old stand of Workman & Boone large
and well assorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES HATS,
CAPS, Trunks. ValIccs and Carpet Bags, which We
will sell as low as can be bought in this market.
April 25. WORKMAN co.
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JNSt Received.

4 y assortment Of Flsks METALLIC BURIAL CA
II SES. There have been late improvements in
this article. Can be at the subscribers Ware.
Room c. L. ClIATTEN.
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Patent Medicines. &c.

"A a!e: ~ ' e ''e''
Holloway Ointment Cherry Pectoral
lio!loway's Pills Hastings Syrup Nap,ha
lloLcnsack's Worm Syrup Rodgers Syrup Of Liver.
Mexican Mustang Lni wort and Tar aud Can.
ncnt chalagua
Pain Killer Dally's Magical Pain Ex.
Settler Apericnt tractor
Barry Tr!copherous Christie's Galvanic BELTS
Jaync'S Medicines Necklaces, Bracelets and
Railways Ready Relief Fluid
Oxygcnated Btters Brow's Ess. Jamaica Ginger
Georgia Sarsaparilla Murray's Fluid Magnesia
Sands Sarsapara Cod Liver Oil
Townsend's Sarsaparilla Indian Hair Dye !!
Dead Shot Bachelors Hair Dye
Fahnestock's Eermfuge Dcpilatory Power
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cher Magnetic Plaster
ry
For sale by F. L. ZEMP.
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CHEAP PAPER.

ETTER PAPER at l2s to 25 cents per qure-
- Also-Note Papc: and Envelope. For snle o.
April II. THE POST OFFICE.
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FiIvoring Extracts
Constantly OH Hand,

( NEMENT, Calcined Plaster of Paris for building
" purposes; Gypsum or Land Plaster, for agricul
tural purposes and Stone Lime all fgood quality and
in quantities to suit purchasers
y very superior articeof White Lime for whitewash
ing. C. L. CIATTEN
March O. 20 IF
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ps!-Lamps J!

NORN-SHELLERS. sclf.>harrcnng Feed Cutters,
" IA new artcle) also, Patent Cylinder and 1her.
momcter Churns Meat Cutters and Sausage Suffers.
Also Hand Plows and IIarraws for garden Use. For
sae at the "Old Corner" by T.. ". BONNEI.
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GUNNER Clothing and Hats in great variety OF
~ styles. A<o Fancy Linens &c. for (;entlemen's s
wear, just opening at the "Old Corner by
March l3,-tf f. W. B0ENEY.
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EANk AGENT.

TNHE subscriber will act as Agent for persons draw
i ing money from either Of tho Banks in Camden.
Aug lift J. DUNLAP.
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NEW Raisins, Almonds, Citron, Extracts, Cheese
~ Sugar House Syrup Powdered Sugar. Candles
Pickles Isnglass Cayenne, and Jenny Lind gold twist
Tobacco superior article just received at the 'Old
Corner" by +. ". BONNEY.
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Administrators Notice.

DERSONS indebted to the late Thomas Starko are
i requested to mako immediate payment and those
having demands against his Estato will present them
to Vim. NJ Shannon, Esq.
June l2,-tc JOHN STARkE, Admir-.
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Notice,

4 NJ & L. KENNEpY'S Stock of Dress Goods,
"A. for Ladies' wear. Emhroidcrie. lIoairy. Gloves,
&C., is now very FULL and offered the most rcasoua.
bic tcrns.
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SCOTTOS

SCOTTS
frLE GIANT CORN AND COB MILL.
We subscriber i. prepared to furnish the different
sizes, and will guarantee them TO grind TO- Is,
- bushels per hour. For sale for cash.
- l5,-tE ". D. MCDONALD.
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Summer Clothing, Etc.

4 N. & R. KENNEDY are now receiving their
~ usual supply Of COAT Vests, Pants and L. C..
Shirts. portion Of which having been made up to
their own order, are VOL adapted for Warm Weather
handsome and complete Stock OF COATINCS,
Summer Cassimers Drills. Fcsngs Neck Ties, I'm.
der Clothing etc. to all Of which they confidently in
vte tue attention of their friends and the public gen
orally April g.
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SUMMER HATS ATCOST.

WE havca beautiful article Of Gents Drab Beaver,
W which we illpositivey scl at cost for cash.
May EFT. WORKMAN & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-22

.l u.sh;,ds the betrothel pair were both .. Arsn-
enberg, the ex Qaeen Hortense's villa, nea me isne
Of Csnst.res, where wa .eo me , =, son.S
tree in the park with great ahecnor, and msoe l.
an object az mutual care. Oee day something took
the whole party at Arenenberg TO Constance; ana Do
tween The hour OF their dePsfsre ana t1s OF tsen 70
turn tremendous thunc erstorn burs ioT d, aad We
o.k ,rse in question wa struck by lightning. Iae
prince ana biz intended ide vent 20 VISIT tnen ores
iayo,ie; sno wtIe looking h1ediy az me shlvered
,,em before them Prince Louis ia me presence o. my
;ntnsutl laid bis band on be cousin arm, aud ssl,
yery seriously, And 50 it ti be with our plans, ma
'thilde,' and, sisking pie teao, we sbah never M
'ry CsIend upon 1t -,
o. iosnimae objects lommcn, far a. t1at goes, 10
all ,rpersfiiou, REQ e has Dfpi'ed LOUIS Napoeo
with ID intense liking for cer;sia cypress ree IA Jus
gnrdeI Of the EIyses. This tree, when ne was Pfee
Cont attracted Bis sttentOD, from rs nall with-re'
sckly stae; and be set 10 eors 70 doctor l.-ryins
no end OF experin ms 20 make IL refour.h Al leugtn
he succe eced; and TIE r,e when he ieit Inc Eyses
w., in exc /, NJ CONDITION, SIS IT has remated ever
since I've Enp4rors tOcituds abon. II Is hoseves,
n.erse; auo whatever may sal him 10 toe L ytes,
hi, frat care is 20 so sTai ht sn1 sect tina cypress
When the Duke of Camondse, y 's'ms tnroush fa,n
last Nav te.lvemonth, had fee gwen hun at inc
Eysee he empress isssed orders thai nof corner Oh
tbt esr5en e., ud remain unbu0g ~lih lamps snd IL al
evefy shrub shoac b. alive with light The person
char ell with executing these oeerr de'ernnef, hof-
ever that lao lamp thOud sBproach he cypress, Tor
o. acClreL't hhC II IL ~ lcbai-'2 N1A olh
ike eli its neishbors. When the empires cane 10 tx.
anime the pre- araors Ing for the 'ete sae espied
tree evidently forgotten in the general dstrib lton
of vhst vas 10 be sheet of colored hame aiie
the emperor engaged elsewhere abe ~ nmoned re
besd nsi aser of the works, NJ. Lacroi1 an old
friend Of Louis Napoleon, end asked rnst th7 mean.
irg wac Of what she Toe reply ws' tbst no lamp
or spsrh Of are must come near that tree-Jor Jtor
For f. ar OF what said the empress. Ihs " ths
'emperors TREE cypyes de FEmperesr, was tbs iur
'tb.r remark; it must not be tooc ed Tn EN-,
pretss ss enlistment wsIed stronger: Do yoR N ;aD
| sup that tree, you could 10, do itf' 1 mot az
| fuie6ly could not Wa III. Lscrox's answer. Mean
While the emperor joined The group aud SAID qucSly
Wbar Is the empress saying 10 you there, Lscrol1
| The Gentleman titus addressed WAS about TO reply,
but the emprefs beforehand with him, observed gayy
| Il was askiDg NJ Lacroix if woali hsve that tree
rooted up if / ordered him. Whist uee-ns y
| 'yrss was the enperor's retorti and Instantly
De ths conversation be drew the empress ar u
| under his owD and wakes away"
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EXPLORATION OF THE RIVER SALADO
BY An AMERICAN EXPEDITION
From The U,dihins,on Union

letter has been received by The Secretary of the
Navy from Thomas j, Page, ieutensrt in command Of
the steamer La fer6a, oaed Sauts Fe, Aug 7, at
which place be sTivedffo an exploration of the river
salado on The Oh Of the above.named month The
fver Salaoo emptes into the Psr.na at Santa Fe the
pm cipa town Of tre provinces of the same name,
which e one OF the Argentine Confederation. Lieut..
Page was accompanied by Actin Lisuts Powell and
Murdaugh, Assistant Surgeon Carter and Assistant
Enquirer stump, officers of the Water Witch.
lie sci ssl on the 18th Of July lsst Ia the msstesm
er la eIbs which was procured for this pose and
winch belongs TO tee Paraguay and United aes Nav
isauon Company BY the Goth of July he had ascend
60 the river distance of 800 miles and found in
possible TO fuItoer in consequence of the shall
lowrtss OF the river, the wafer that point being
ouly 2! feet deep, and stt falling. Such is the
wnoiDg character of the river that although he had
ascfnced 10 tie above smed distance be thinks that
be was not more than one thLd OF hat distance In
nlbt hDe from Ssn.s Ft.
The Sa ado has never eretofore been either as
cepded or deecesdtd 10 this point and the prsctca-
tiiiy of is navigation was q problem unsolved until
this exploration 1t is the most important n'er of the
AreeLtiLe Confederation and the natural outlet for
the products of Sslia. rucunan, Santiago, Mendoza,
Coidova ano Santa Fe, but the Apprehension of en-
couI ring sur mounibe obstacles, and the fear of
the inoisns have deprived the inhabitants Of these
provinces Of lie benefits ever aimee the first settlement
Of the country.
The waters of the river abound with h.h swans
geese ducks, terrsp,cs, cspinchas, nuuias and the
Ike and the adjacent country with deer and o.her sni
mails thus afordDg to the navigator an abundance Of
provision, If he be sup ied with the of curing
II. Among the specimens of brjs sre mentioned the
blacsIeck swans. tie water, in parts of the
river is too much mpregnsted with salt 10 be drunk,
but there fresh water Streams emptyng into r. sod
fresh water may be obtained by digging snort
distance from the banks.
The region of country through which the expedition
passed Represented 10 be beautiful 10 scenery atd
well wooded. The character Of rhe sou is alluvis
bssed ON srgiseeous subsratun, and IL i said thai
all that lie wanted 10 transform this wilderness of
country Into garden 10 the hand Of civilized man.
The government aware tina, the resources of ths pro-
d1cuve equity can be developed ooly by tie iatrs-
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JAPAN COTToS AND HEnP.-The samples Of Japan
cotton and hemp sent by our correspondent a, San
Francisco and referred TO in his last commune alton
have been in our office several days, ana attracted
good deal of attention. The cotton, examined under
glass; is not tine the average Of American, a1d
the fber s or,er and more easily broken. 1t hiss
e. COLOR however, and the Der has greater number
Of bsrbs 70 that it will draw, With proper handling,
into very fine ttresd. 1t has apparently gress
many Natural crooks in each fiber this sppea ancs
lay he given TO il 10 dressng which renders il easier
10 spin and makes bat OF il very elastic. From this
cause and natural hardness owing TO the number of
bsrbs the Der il feels TO the touch very much like
wool. The hemp lie entirely destitu OF any inty sp
peaIsnce ana possesses long woody fiber about We
fee. in leIgth. The wnoe resemb es the thin buk Of
TREE until sepa, sied into bers and quite st, with
a resinous cap. Both articles the cotton especi Tally,
could be made available, aud, il TO be had in large
ausntitief would furnish the bssis for valuable COM
n.eice with the japanese. journal Of Commerce.
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SUPERSTITION OF THE FRENCH EN-
PEROR.
PEROR.

IhePars correspondent Of The Manchester Guardian
says:
bad occasion yesterday to talk a; great length
OF Bel emsrre the last of the empsror ass sssss
after Giving ne some details which were but tae can
hrustion OF those wrote to you at the tine ibis gen
ueman went into some little intimate particulars con-
o<inng Louis Napoeons own eharajter and habits
"hioo, coming as they DO from who was br Iugot
uP~l him 10y his neiher Hortense Beau arna o. and
who now sees him for hours, ilhnsely perhsps, two
OF tbee ZINES week, are not Invested of ceSain 10
exclaimed, No Mussulmsn ever carried it to tina.
hRht-Dot only has be ell his life been fstalist in
sen but his suPe stiI'on attaches iisef to persos
ana Objects the Rost may and suror,sa Won
al otce, there wners yYu pever ex ted il to be-
lropos to this this gentleman told me two saec io,as
70 pom OF which he was himself eye witoe-s and
when are certainly curous in their wsv some years
ago when The hen Prince LOah was affi .nced TO hi.
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SENTENCE FOR KILLING wIFE.-In the Municipal
court this morn ing Cornelius OConneD, for man
slsus tter in killing bis uif brought for
tence. Ii sppeaIed III evidence that both hush And
al wife were of Incorporate habits, a1d that during
one of their alterations the husband struck her bio
witch ielled her to the ground. wound upon the
heed received at that time Ihamed in Consequence of
Der excessive Of intoxicating liquor and with
OFT er causes led TO her death. O'Conuel vas sem
fenced to one year and half in the State Prison.
BoTon Traveller.
LIQUOR LAW ACTION IN THE VERMONT LEGIsLA-
TURE.-Ihe liquor law of Vermont has been slightly
sm.ncet. fine OF five dollars has been imposed
upon perfon found drunk ana ten,dolars for procur
Dg liquor under false pretenses Liquor imported into
the State is made liable 10 seizure and des.ru ,tion
fine from ten dollars 10 three dolas il imposed
for selling or furnishing impure sduterated iquop
DR.. Powes, the editor Of The Vermont Temperance
Standard. proposed q rev bill of neat length with
many details, which was in the main reiec.ed. Tne
Leikiature adjourned on Friday last.
DEATH OF CATHOLIC BIsHoP-TAe 81. Lou,s
Dem01 al anIouroes the death OF Bishop vandevede.
Catlohe Bnhop Of Es.chez, formerly OFFS. Louis and
Chicago. lie eed Of yellow feve. Oh the l:th ins..
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ducsiop Of Q foreign population, holds on 70 n"'
grants tie most liberal Inducements.
Lieut. Page sd,is:
AZ .bsl proceed from bsre TO the hea or upper
waters OF the Pcomsyo, with he bepe OF descnd ng
that river. Iis exploration has been st's nPssa pS
etherp, bat hiss nev been 40 accomplished. If !: be
psvis able knowledge Of this fact would be of deep
interest to geographical science, and of innate in
portsnce not only TO Bolivia, but aso 10 the Argen'
tine Conf. cer aiion.n