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Improved Llgtis Giant Cora ag1 Co p
tioa Mill prics r,.aUf.t

tion hili~Priee reduced
'I'hL Subscriber has purchased sHafa.-4.. r.....
tsFiioD iuT sale ia TIE Wssl OF lt,. sgavs..--
oiatsi aaAs ahd - prepared 10 lEI4.sti ttss. d.
times, Sit4sr ~hstsstt "a furatI. sss4ats.t ss z
tnosi positive manner.
u 10 nos more than yssr slHta glr "a re DIES.
"s Auyiae9i y Tie pabhas dHgo# shah aa..
has been Constantly gFo EluF h. Eba r-.. .zIsffsr.
Ne IL pfSfemeats recently eHes4ea a-.s rglra.-.
MAKES shs most rsrfse. 4ECIiHa ever arafst .
saaeiA tatp' use. IL Is 'afntsEea complete r.aas EEL.
sit1fhIng team, EHd ne CHS as flzasss ~. .ga..
NO. s,3sai No,S. f1Hi Ne /, 8au I8aaL4 Ts.as.
lhaasss are suncsHt 10 SOL Gee ay N4saous asgsasa
isa Ala, Sha shst Higs solastei tG cEH zb z=.I E.
entrusted 10 boy. teli eIgssA4aa.af aE.fsar *.
mill.
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WroffrifS.
wills ON 81 Ill A X l. ~ 4.
Wholesale GrOcers,

wills q N 81 Ill A Il l. II 4.
Wholesale GrOCers,
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
D Az 4 n 20 RT OW A /.
Teas! Teas! Teas.
100 LAID ehes, Young Tyson and Gunfo@deri
60 half chests Ooloug aud spnehoug
- oajiiea from to 70 lbs
90 boxes psiu Soap
~ vagiesaied Soap
rs SAasinS
50 Transparent
CASTLE
90 boxes fiuklos
Loo Tomato ttauF and Pepper Sauce;
ioOb6xes various hrsndS " thoise fohasta,
iars4 Caba sNesCgsfa
HaR1N urortaI do
2lo lasa. Ne. ! and sealed Hauiu@
20 bhls new Aa2saiels
IS haifbhls do
tpkfitsfor family use
SO bbia aud kegs OF Molasscs,
20 hhis SugsF
60 dos BSi Cords
tnh Ibis priaa Applies,
o0s.rks Dried pescfvS.
luabsxss new Nai,ias.
O. this ese.tGtu1 NutA
tANta e elise
Ea9 Ap.s g S.ar
t8 Do FaAG!srs
apt5es 81 ali kinda
dabdu and Willow HsTr GfnNAss,
- this Cii,t YipsEaI
Together With iiffb rtaCk Of other a9ttsss all ui
which W viii asit 0aiea sAusbla ~
Npe n ddw WILSON s HARLEY.
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EEagsEF Naa..r- loaarEs ant -aa-.ra za.aE rHaa.
> 4EE9sE s vAE FsEf..
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sKssSssG.

Sugar Cured Hams at Ii Cent?
; r sou wan q choice Sugar Cured Ham " & emo.
Esd Shoulder, apply ~ my t3E2 iuaEs on Front
tFesI.
Sugar Cured Smoked Hans Il esats,
Smoked Shoulders o
Liberal Discount made II lbe Trade
sicbls DIR l. A. ID lIRHDprp
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We lasits The attention 81 ppfTETss
aass 80 ~ slesss ~ Ia fsxaf,f t.s,s.# -"
"Nieh , akAka ~ hEi KIN
sug RJ#H --t.fu FrtFE..
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NotIea.

IN FULL BLAsT. &uy qg.aniiiy - chol-s boel.s
reading from gaa % $500 SIGH, at the
May l7-dZm TWIs CITY EOOR sfoRt
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A tARar AND c0MpLETE sTocS or
fEEsH FIRST CHof
GssDssisssEs,
Al WHOl. FS ALE
AAstNfhE subscribers have z % hand, rniatc
49, u daily receNisg from the East aud South AT
Nc. : Front strees. and fevee,
FHnfroKs' New III oh } haptspnFt, Isra,
GrocSriss, Nai's, Glass, salti Wotden@arer
proYisions SO
which they eaF 10 the tTS ii Wholesale ercus Eelt
10 Ret,il Merchants, ilotrt socpsfs saa othsti OF
The tutgr}g, ut.Ee atase aud Nebraska wbp purchase
at holrsas @e EiSy' thr assurance thai viii GU
lkeiT Utiers and adA ~ Ihcsga shf 81 Louis
pt5cesJrsnsEoftAtlda added
Msfgaabt., JffJr sGd Hatt Keepers iuihs uusl-
uess Oh the lus og bsat the line ~ tho MissssPptN
Missouri Railroad @-to~a C..s 81 father Wet, vii
md IL Ia theiC nte rest - make elt purchases q U.s.
sud bS Whipping their =uai. BY The NJ. \ NJ u Re
save 80 miies hauling BY tom hnN either p'tet
tho liver oar facilities AZ lhe aIss ets. Hl
lesi The mosI fasttss Eohrf.uee, thAs, u tou will
Luz give call TOOK Through stock. SUD learn
our ptiees and terms, No -hsh receive liberal
share 81 Neut Patronage; which It shall be our st9
by hfHisatng hrsE rate goods As favorable prices aud
lair iesi, <, - mcrli sud receive
Storage, Forwarding Il Commission
So Ills bfaatb u the tEaie Ne sf6 pfSfhfsi = d.
a large stn5uBt - business, Merchants snd Others
nakfns eahssuments 10 our Rsusei NAY rest assuf
OF OF lhe utmDs, ndsity 0h0uF parG 10 their later
ess, md thai thstf cas biaets -Hai trsiss pfoMF
EtIsBti0H m safes ana fsiurHs
y. b. sAtlstsst-tI reference given ia al csres
aud with piss-urs
MAY sI-u RYAN & MCCAIN.
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REMOVAL

q. BANNER, Fsg, hak r. moved Isle once al )
azsuslIy lrrg., l. lAe seasad story u craap
40 saiidinE la Tie fu1ni formerly occupied by the
IL !. ~ L.
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Vhilaau.
w. TgTtIN
Isl Randolph street, Chicago, Illtpeis
Rich and Elegant Furniture.


Rich and Elegant Furniture.
/ ~ ftsNassA ~ ~ w., ~ ~ - 'nnned a
Fasg C.sss Wssehedse &c Rosewood pasieT FasAl
tRFe, Ga1 AL Ssr Eds, saeA4 itfsfy, OtnluE an9
haYabeF saits OF Aasaw 0oa, MsaoSKty, oss snG
" Rlspt AL 81 which hate heea msde IA his 0sh
asp0fartoEy "a Nas NaFa cip, aai mstersals ~
Steamed aud httn-dFsed. AHa warranted Y ever
roklsel UQanI Is Any fa ~ a thseoaHtFs or ENF9rF
Aatos taIl assortment 81 Etatlow taba
dgovesteeAs celebrated Pianos :
shish have taken he yfeidMsdsl &teNeH NV WE
Exh4btan Tor liz ixsi 1lee years Snd ever ~ sh
st eanpeiitlss, At tse lase Crystal Ptlsss II New
leEk eity, 4,
ali oraSgs Wtli Zoe tskeN y y ~ "a
test French er,les aud SOL ia aaeASe al the sane
,,5trss ~ so N il NaW York city. Also, rull a.
sS.,srsat III ths Nav Palaut SPRING Rkp, The mest
luyegIses aaa economical hal eysr made, aud "sf-
rsgted faliv4 Prise %Iatt3, The atteNtiaa OF ihe
rebfs is also ksN1Iaa tes Patcnt Mosquito HAT
tha uaoHs apis.e tAtAz rNas made RefiSeAN FaF
ssb.e, d "a rss4sea Friss 81 . eemPlege,
" RIr2dIS0&5 Manufacturer and iIapefteR
J#tt.a 8SM ESl N sJree J. ( bis age III
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ToFI EE&--1s EaEs istsr aagu-Fa. tsys, HasaaElta
~ and &s'sns Garsys, s9lss seI <srr-ss'y lrF 60
tan4EE.
Ia 8pG AGS--t1 Bats sull- .ud ,g@.as seed sa.afs
eutTas.Eg toEss A. = a. era .aa Is T. wdsf red AID
zraualzts1s also resBri atEs saEAi. these sH-
s4rs ass I'll or tha ',tst q -aE5ty.
Ses 81 A@--tzs Chess t4lG fLCs-a. &c Gvr . al
radIiGs vi ai. and DESCRIPTIONS ~ AGs lTapsya
li1nt sagE. ssa II tbs highest add cas- st ggzdus
~ the eslcbgEtsa. t&syuHa" EHt ''PII. .tDney
grosIs= 81 vs.s Gs6gE aud Hi1e. 1alaara decidedly
sRe kut ss.s.ras an3Ps ever rrg.sedtbs Ais,is
saa Ho AN fscVtlu3 sni our uotOnFs. Pom
n8na-. SJEgHaEg4, h8RPGs dsrB, AaE-risls sad
Young liz sIBs, t4T stlrfasf ia fragrance and make
t. ths E.lsraty Of rst SrD shl West As they wen
,rlerG-1 especially Tor E.nitiy u.s act lees IL
price; ral vita confidence iaYi.r eNsIliaEstoGeu
TRIAL.
kklslEs--sD 6.rssr halves sEd qs.rrsrs, --f'sa
Valencia ka!sGs,
I'D Y q ~ 5 Eals t9fLea ghH Dbp4Gra:
"A PkAciiES--E do pared. Uurfants, Dates, .ss.-H8
10 a. Dlber trE!l., Artd ard preserved,
sDAFs-yfaIui, CASTLE, Shaving, German sfa
lseiezl Esa-ttes Sc ce, g. Zu.hSr " tih large
els ~ bass rs- Willow, t.4gtEn sHg sEltht Aapaa5.
sAfr Fsaass -G Aa1s 81 E5li Ft.E AaaA zret Hkits.
EEE.... " -f ftaEsaa lu A.. &c. sfsi 70 tasles
"a" hes. aea a'l n.4ag .s -4L.-ivs .-aH isF -.
rhraF a.a ~4eFaHt~I J. give satlsf.,ton.
5sEpE #FAFEk, u, Il co.
lane 'u dw-' HA - e. hfare.
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sac ta,a. G..s gf SIS E.aas. 1oaa Up to apt
ly. ,sTs @-.-L ala cell fhgH 10 order 20 cIgse
..sEsTE e., !. WEBB.
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NIpNRYRR 9 NRNzSL,
: = - = wr#r H "a akFskR AKsk "a

PEasEggSsE WAsItskR10MSs
Nc ~ asAKe St.. Chicago, I4ias,
NkasesHle and Retail nektSFs ~ every Nitd u -
Rosewood, Mahogany, slsck Walnut.
ana ardlasry EarAuafe, EbsfTs, Looking Giassss
8attY+esas sc comprising the largest sud Richest
sss0 FsIaH4t lh Chicago. Also
u Shusany aaa Rosewood Plank. Neneefs
s! All k5',gs aad scr l&k3uei &sSers sra uphei.
sol ~ iaategials car pilsss Ill Is ioand III
80 sls4 * ssg4 6uE - I3xa
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Drp WeOos.

INiMENsE ATTRACTION!
NEW GOODS,
METROPOLITAN Store.
Corner Of Rock Island and Second Streets,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
TTON * CO.,
Have within the past few day received slarEo aud
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
suitable ior the pr cent and approaching seasons,
which they nov prepared 10 exhibit aud - which
they beg leave 10 call the attention OF their eusto
mere aud the puhhe generally. Our stock OF Dress
Goods We Feel sure viii COMPARE hyorabh with any
ever brought To Western city, both stn stylas aud
prices, Among these are 70 he found
ALI WOOL rsLAiNtS, SUPERB SrYLEs,
Supetb Black silks,
Rich Notio Antiques
kissant strpei and
fls'n silks, Harno rislls
NalenctaEnes Plaid.
Halt wool do Nssutfi
patterns OF Rich Stnpgt
sud Plaid LusIres, FFeuea
MsgiE0es, fstlmattsss iI.ta
holsiues, sc, ss, st
We have also stsrgs and desirable stock OF
n,eAehsd ahd Brown shtsIlnrsa
Greetings ana iIlah Hnsa5
Plata Aasr, BLEACH
81 aud liFoWH
Iabla ltueus4 Crash
and Diaper faWslhg, eau
btie, lse0Het, w IS and Book NasnR,
kmbratirries. IacFs, Gicses, Husiery Dress
No would invite especial attention u our msyuia.
crnlsfOek u
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.ssse.:s0a SsaLfir,
G'artctn.
NksM HIL&Il

( 4. HANDaiI, No. LetlAire Eus, hs. Iu.i
80. ,sIFsa large i9s0i iale Ind popular AGss TDT
tho Piano, baItAT and uthgr INSTRUMENTS, among
which arc tia following;
'Y3irufv, 80 81" lac Ftoser,' r Has .oGx by
Nnsht5u
"brsr HGtna4sf hofLs" by tbs9 eli krusR aud
pbPni.i ha1Iai composer, alrpLeu Clover
' b""n HhrteIss Ilus Esia Grow - aBsAatiful
.oHs As suhg hy NJ. SINS k-evsr, aud culalSsed
" A. Lee,
''tIrsi Rate GLoII4-pbr,' by u Albert.
Louisa fsBe rUthE ~ MaTksletu.
asthuEds suIe. step" Gne piece Tor iao Gut
htb. huH,Llu
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a Y n 4 q Il " 7
1ifte - tlkiusuu'= Hivck, Second Street, between
Main aud BrEds
lt,AGRl5 latts heAuufh iimsef, "a miles IRON
III 1 Davenport, price $50 psr acre VIII he avid
81 80 sun pufChasa,s.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-14
Peop!e-~ PARTY.

The Terre Hsu,e Express. commenting on
the call for "A Convention of the People. thus
periiaef.sly replies TO some very foolish re-
marks OF tie Ierrc iIau;e journal:
The Trrre Haute Journal cannot understand
why ,hIs Convention j. called and asks the
significant question: Hho are tie lea fers If
IT. Peotie Party" The editor Of that sheet
cannot conceive how party can De organized
without ieolers--.key have 50 long been
tau 5ht to sneeze whenever a few of their lead
ers take snuff that they canno; hi nix Of any
other condition Than that Of being lei.
The Peoples party, we will tell the Jour
nal, has no feaders. every man nioys the in
a-na5l- right OF thinking for himself no man
leads and no man follows. 4 few tricksters
are not permit;e 10 control their sense OF
righ.; few ambitious demagoyu-s cannot as
sembie a: the Capital ani dictate to them
wha. 70 do But laying aside all personal am
biiion, they arr alone for their couatry's good
The Journal also asks u- il We mean 70 ere
spond - tia. call BY urging the opposition
party to send delegates to the aforesaid Con
sentlon.'
We mean to place from time to time. the
past and present corruption OF The old hne
psry before the readers of the Esp-ess We
intend to show ther1. that owing 10 c{i line
corruption. n tEis most important crisis in our
National cfiaErs the SAFE OF Indiana is but
half represented to the Senate Of the United
Staies We intend 10 show them that our
laws are lame aad conflicting, owing to the
incapaeity IF old line legislators to leyislate
We intend 10 show them that all The acts Of
the legislature that preceded the lss;. are un-
constitutional and void. save. perhaps, three
or four. W. intend 10 show, thai owing TO
the negligence Of the old line Senate of last
winter. We have DO assessment Law, and that
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TEsapnnaNCE CONVENTION.
To THE PEoPLE OF INDIANA.

IA consequence Of the r,ceat decision Of the Su-
rgeme Cssrt n 2f-ct annullng the law prohibi
ting the manasac.cre ard sale of Intoxicating H.
qaor beverage. the undersigned, members Of
the State Central Temperance Committee at the
request Of many friends, have deemed il advisable
+ 10 call Convention Of all the men in Indiana
whc favor The eanse of temperance. and have fixed
lhe day CT the Convention the I'D of February,
ls53 and tie place Indianapolis
We hclieve that i is the earnest desire of tls
people e Indiana 10 eradicate the evils of inter-
aeraHca by sound aud affective law: and thst they
ready by all lawful and honorable means te Sc
cure that END. That they are we'll convinced that
moral suas;oa without law, is insufficient to carry
cut tine Temperance reformation, and that nothing
bai such law can Year after year thousands
have petItioned tie Legislature for such a Law
thousands have organized into Associations have
expended their means have devoted their time and
al their energies to accomplish that purpose. /.
has become part of tae policy of orr state.
II obedience 10 the VIII of the majority ard TO
these loud and repeated calls twice within the las.
Eve Years aaxe the representatives Of the peopl.
enacted lsxs restraining the tres traffic in ntoa-
eating drinks; twice have The Snpreine Coart de-
c!aged them void taics has q ttSod OF disorder.
misery 6ru aeuless disease, crime aad death been
r9are.i unoa the unwilling and uno!feniing head.
If citizens IL. : are thrown again upon the.r
native aai inalienab,e right OF self lfde.ence: again
hey mAsI assemble, ard organize asd petition. A
legislature IS 10 he elected. law is to b.
.obriety be restored. Tns brief experience sincs
lie an44.,iag of ;ae law IS proved this 20 evsFy
easa.;ay u'ni T.. riots murders aud arson t.a
i-};ri. II daa'a hat stalk abroad ia coma -.4i-
u :r .s The voisc of i ,.nlniiy and the cFtes
oc the ell.tea equally declacc this TO he true
Therefore ,he undersigned have deemed it ex9od.-
.ut that the people again shoold meet in Convex
t,oa - concert measures in accordance with faeir
! lri .nd aaaterable plrpos., th4t Indiana s.4-il
h. temperance 49,.
Ae III most earnestly recommend TO the paop.e
immediate action in the prenlises-Ghat they eaii
III ing revive their Temperance Societies es-
taa>i ones, aad mite ia sendiny full delesa-
tlans u The time have designated. Let not
tAe sons and Daughters Of Temperance, tae So
"a. cire!es. the Degrees and the l'empars be M
presented II meeting so important aud vital to
the we'll being Of Indiana
We further request all papers friendly 10 the
cause of Temperance throughout the State to
pa eish this call Immediately
CaLyJv FIsTcHsa,
JANIS BLAKE
WIN HANSAxAx,
f. H BARRY,
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VIZ itoBros.

NoS. .IsrERvENTIos.- Amongst the bills in
troduced into the House of Delegates of Geor-
gia. notice one't promote the settlement
Of the Territories OF the United States " Il
provides for State aid to companies Of Geor-
gitns. organized for the purpose Of emigratng
* lnSas. but who may be disabl d from so
doin; for want of funds. 1t proposes that
the leader captain OF the company shall
give bond AMI security for the faithful dis
bursement of the funds. and within twelve
months after the receip. thereof transport one
hundred emigrants TO Kansas Ii proposes
that the aid shall be given la sums Of fifty dol
lars 20 each emigrant, rot TO exceed in the ag-
gregaie $50. .o0U and that the money Sd ex-
pended is TO be reimbursed by special tax
on slases.---taftoDdL IatAigencer.
1t look little strange that Southern
S:a,e should pursue course as indicated ia
the above paragraph. The South has contin-
uaily complained of the exertons on the part
uf the North TO make Kansas free State
S.e has anathamatized the northern emigrant
AID societies--she has used her bittersst nyec
tyes against the northern voluntary associa
lion. tor tie furnishing of money and assistance
those who wished to remove into tie terri
fories. and help mould and fashion their irsti-
usioas-she has censured the north and
questioned her right to resort TO unusual means
% people Kansas. and yet even now, while
her viuperations are ringing in northern cars,
there is introduced into a southern State legis-
l.ture BILL 10 furnish from the State treasury.
means sufficient to transport one hundred en-
grants TO this territory, which they appear
determined shall be cursed with the footsteps
Of slaves. This IS remark able move on the
part OF southern State. and if it was safe to
Judge Of southern sentiment, by All frpressioas
of southern feeling, we would have supposed
hat bill similar to the one men ioned above.
woaId have been s.rangied on its first intro
duction into q southern legislature. Such
seems. however, not to have been the case in
his particular Instance. and We will wal. aai
see Georgia sending her en,igrants under the
patronage Of the State to Kansas. We will
wait until this occurs, and then we will losx
well TO the north.-Ierre Na1lte Eeprsss.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Il

''N'''tN''oH'
The Secretary OF the Navy has assented "a
the request oi Lieut. Hart>iejn 10 % in search
of Tie steamship Pacific with the L. 5. Pro
p-er Arc.ic AMI she vii 20 to sea To -ia J
II the necessary supplies rAa b. gpt ready.
q. desi q! !, ta furnish reiirf lD ,,.,cr YES.
sells IN distress. II She should .sn IN yih Any.
The arctic IS II. s.eirler 50 successful! il,
tie search for D.. kaae.
NJ. S7ealer Banks has no. ye. complete, !
he loftaa.ioa Of stan ling committees Of the
Isass. and 4 ~. Il. e.r,.,in tia. they viii
be annosuc i, morrow.
O., asctt c5rau..5.e. l;ve. .,yii} bs RapuL,.can,.
;hrae Democrats And oas Am-ricaa.
This i tie princibl.. ina, Is to be pursued
IN their formation, aaI on those c0mmi iees
affecting slavery tic S,u II viii BE- represcn-
;el by Is strongest men
The iulpre>sIon prevails here TIA; MIR
Cramp ton will shorty retire voluntarily and
not IN consequence Of anv demand ior his
recall
ueae~al Almon.e. lie Mexican Miuis,eS i,as
!aft " s~itlu s.gn Tor Mexico al tie urgent So
tcI;a:inn Of lis frIsnls. rs the Consti'u Ion ot
IHa. country : being feno i.-iled AMI his pres
e:-ce = 3"en;,fl necessary fof present and Ia
cure euisr-a as}ea@s.
Parker II. French ieft here Yesterday after
uoat for Phila !e!pfsa His family preceded
Sim on tfe previous dav lie Sa rI before
leaving his IL etl ION - re.uri oa Tuesday.
Cattam. IT,. wiz elected Clerk Las re ain
ed Barclay Buck and Harris as clerks IA /
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Congregational :.ocerdsr=+.
Y ssuIN- To-, Ieh. II


SENATE On nlosion OF MI Fish. tie Sec
retary OF War was requested 20 ,, port wheth-
er any. snd Il So wE..t !. lito-xl .orjihcatians
were necessary for lie ,eionce Il ,le l-.r-
hor of New York aud lie A'yn Navy
Yard
On motion OF Mr. Thompson cf Ky.
resolution was adopted inStruc'ius The Com
mi;:ee on Military Officers 20 inquire into the
expedieney of abah>hius the Mi ary Asylusa
4, fia7o3Sbarg. Ky He sail he III sosiiess
were no, satisfied 10 be 50 lar from salt water
and where they could get their Schoidsm
Scauepps and Irish Whiskey
On t1lo.ia1 OF Mr. Sumner the Post Osice
Committee was directed 10 consiIe- whether
the charges on letters carried on tia Ocean
Steamers are not unnecessarily lsrge and bur.
ien>ome. and whether something may no, be
done. and If SO, what. 10 secure the benefits
OF cheap ocean postage.
o. motion OF Mr. Sumner The committee
"a judiciary WAS instructed TO consider the
expediency Of the appointment OF commis-
SION Ia revise he public s'aiues. as 10 re-
duce them 70 oue connected text. and render
their !ausass. late.itsibe 10 all.
TIE Sent.e then adjourned.
HoUsE.-A resolution 10 proceed TO the
election 81 \ hr,a5er iorhwith was adopted,
aad baIlo. byu. hai resulted as follows:
Folcst 68. Wendell -. Farnaham l6. Nathan
Sargent .. y election, 81 being necessary
20 choice
The Honss CONTINUED voting FOR Primer,
after some other business. when two votes
We're had the iast one resulting A. follows:
Follel. 65. Wen ieil IT. t'srnaham g. Sargent
8, scattering Is. Necessary 10 choice. 81.
TIE House then adjourned.
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RicHMoSp, Feb. 9th. 1856.
4 Lady on Boards.

fair correspondent, Of the Home Journ a.
has the following sensible remarks on the
wholesome habit of wearing the beard, which
has lately come into fashion:
1T is astonishing what change few years
has wrough. in regard To shaving Once,
ererybody shaved, but now. | much miN;aae,
u every gen leman has no. found io shave or
not 10 shave. question Suggested ty ais
morning toilet. Alas for the razor. s:rop mau.
his ocenpaIoa is nearly gone. hope lie
VII succeed in finding anashcr. for tile pres
ent generation Wi! b. a beautiful r9ce.
Il was quite tei last Winter in read
mss Natural History Of The Human Species.
oy Lletenant Culouei Charlie Hamilton >miss
70 winch he Siae- tia. ike bearded races are
me conluering races. For ti.is reason the
osardleSs races are aserse TO the union wish
wem This aversion lie states Ia Be the result
%eAPefiraoe, proving The superior activity
" 'hose who have sprang from such races.
!enshis, Timour and Nadir S.4sa. were direct
~ os IN their ancestry, GeScen led from eau
easian mothers. and hence. also. the i-sll,s
rae'a-'on OF European women from China.
me progressive nations. lie tells US. are a
bearded AMI hairy race Samsoa's s:rsn, III
hy n his hair. Bereft of that his mighty
power was gone. The lion is king OF the for
eN How much Of his proud beaufy he owes
20 ms magnificent name. Shave him, and he
slng no longer.
icannot imagine why beard Is given "a
man unless i; is 70 try his patience. If he is
y spend his time in daily cutting il OF. IS il
TAy asserts ats right 10 manifested existence
nc beard IS An emblem Of manly power and
sal'y. and IS certainly an elenen, Of manly
oAay The Father OF tie Faithful and all
N'e oai fair.archs and Prophets wore beard
u'a our Savior, when he dwelt as man
.h0nS the hills Of Judea So. too, most OF
e venerable divines who have transmitted to
- "eiF schemes of theology 1, is a modern
."no'a'ion TO shave of the whole beard II
As not common before the commencement,
- zoe last century. Moses forbade the Jews
- mar .he corners of their beard. aud David
Nuea MS ambassadors were insuitsd by H..
A'a shaving off oueh half their boards nar.
haiSrown. - -%' 'eA''S
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While the beard, properly worn, is an or
nament. il is sometimes rendered hideous by
the manner in which i. is trimmed. A round
mass Of bristles on the chin is never becoming.
yet sometimes thin checked, long faced gen.
tlemen elongate their countenances in this
way; often these tufts impart a low, animal
expression; they never confer dignity nor
beauty. Some few are greatly improved by
full whskers. others by a moustachs. Some
look best with the beard trimmed rather close.
Il requires an artists ere to decide on what
is most becoming. Nature leaves a varying
outline to The beard which is more perfect than
any semi-circle cut by the razor
Yours, DC, "ANNA HOPE"