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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

The Nev.Jersey Democrat: State CoTeution
mt : at Trcntou yesterday, ard nominated tee Hor
WIN G. slexsuder of Mercer County tor GOger-
nor and All electoral ticker. M4ss meetings were
held in the ai.ernOOn and evening at which
,pfeches were made by Neesrs Smib Of Tenn,
Ble.r of Pa and John V1n Buren, sud John a.
j o. NeW-YOrk The Democrats eit,mased that
was not remarkably abnodan'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

TIE Commissioner of Health yesterday ordered
TIE City Inspector TO break up the tancnsat-
bouses 10 Third ard Sheriff stfcers known ~ Rag
Pickers'.rOw ard Cott,ge row The pena'ty "n
the part Of the propert! holders for dsobeyog to"
order is fne o. 81 900, or impriscnmeut not OK
cfedi ore year OF both.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

Our returns of tie elections held on Monasyare
OF courre mesger as yet, bat they Indicate toa'
South Americsrism ia caviDg in a. the ooo'" ''
well 90 elsexbere.
From Kertucky we have the following reported
msjorties which we compare with the vote iof
Governor in 1855:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

lature vas stricken out by 90 to SO. The bill then
passed as amepded, 64 to 55, the Democrats.
Southern Americans, Bennett of New'fork and
Dunn of Indsns, ia the negative.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07
Nesp:llurls 5lailu Qsla,ihnnr q
THURSDAY, AUGUST I, 1855.

ADyibTIsEnEhTs for THE DILrN ieIBrA' npS'
be hanood in beyoro Ten O'Clock IA the evening is';cei
10 secure their appearance the following morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

A few more aGvert oments will be received fo
THI WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of this week II haudcd IN carly
70 dav Price 81 n liue.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

We call attention to leiter on the political
aspects cf Moincn',In Vtch may b. iouni on
suOp er pa,r. Ii cOues foni an ihtelbscct sld
Wel lfcmed scv.ce, and its staiemen's me'it
or sic,IatlOn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

In the Senate yesterday, No S-'l'i iDtf' iucc1
q bill TO charge the verue the crmiul' G es on)
csses pending in Ksusa.. 1t wis referred t, the
Judiciary Commit'ee. y namb T Of invInq' IN.
Provemept bills were passed; sl'o the bill f}r
wsgCDrC ad D+hc Paci.c
The House passed bill eiying Mississippi
100000 acres Of laad for lrt-rn4j i'm ,r,vement-
The Lesislat.vc, Judicial, ana Executive ApJ;O.
pristion bill was ,ken up. aid Mr Gov moved to
anead So tlas 10 money ;load be drawn %, the
judiciary ia Kansas unu all prOsecaiious foe
treason and alleged viola ions Of the Keusas AVE
be sbsbdoaed AID eSe9 persCa restg4ia d Of lib.
etty set free This amendment was adopted m
Comm e. by SO TO 81 AID ia the HOUSE By s. :,
CO. A fur her ameno meDt, that 10 part of tie
money tball be expended for prosecuting or d.
taking any person charged with tre.soO was
passed by 50 10 62. The clause of $50 900 to pay
tho expenses tie Kansas Bogder-Rafdsn Legis.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

John Rome was nominated by the Penns; lvania
Demo cratic State COpventon held at Chambers
burg yesterday, fer the Office of Surveyor General.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

The Republic ard American STATE Conyenioa'
Of Con-tc:icn: yostc.3ay united upon N eIectOra
t'ckt: for Fremont d Dayton. TX Coz Daton
and julius CsiliI aIo elect trs at lorse.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

To WHOLESALE
AND COUNTRY DRUGGISTS.
Barnes q P@RK.
10 34 n. .nsdway invite 'he Of close buyers
their iIpmense stOek Of EurODesu d American
PATENT DEDICISLs,
the complete either hemisphere ~ An bs
iox Tropre'or prices" the dozen package 100
BAksHs PARK Y. Cincinnati aud Sau fratcis-o
WIGS - HAIR-Dy WIGS. - BACHELORS
WIGS TouPEEs have peculiar hsr house
They celebrated al he world Tor tetr sa;,f
ease and durabiy yfuirs charm The largest b4st
the world Twelve private 0orns his famous
DYE Sold st BATCHELOKs, No &}3 SrctiW !.
To>TAoY STANps g cent? sDo ~ ceCt;l PoR
sh's Oihs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07
8ns,nese NotlreS.

TIE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, BROADWAY.
This new and ls,se Hoe newly FURNISHED sha ~ s g
der hsyrs all the ap oointment' Of the hsoe'' p0 '
Coon Rooms AND BOARD. 81 IS TO " FER DAS,
- - tWess sxtys an as ordersd " ots 10 co and
a 49, az 'ps,i,r. with Bedrooms, 81 ~ to t3 per cY
vi per Gay. fh''iS' WIZ SIDSFY kOPMS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER.
The pocurog unsjoterltPd article Of Jamaica
Giuger xrest Wit every family ls
and great efficacy Datrhea, Nervous Debility lnd,s
6e ia known; but for IL quality, have 20 ely upon the
rvyvtsticD nlsker.
tYos's ExTRhoT JAMAICA GIsGER is guaranteed rer
fec,lJ pure article shOsd he Inquired for
eois throughout the world by respectable dealer
heath. WySKOOP Il Co, PTopristors
No ib.r Nv York.
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their childhood: land from both my Oh
servation and experience. tell YOU sir,
maple sugar government will never answer.
Beware how You let he first act OF disobeGli-
ence in your little boys 90 unno.iced, and.
unless evidence Of repen.anc. BE- manifest,
unr"r;>',ed."
Or ali the sermons. have heard, long or
short. this has been amongst the nest useful,
50 tar as this world is concerned. T. IS a sol
emn !esso", = te rrayc'ful!y rendered by
all parents and guardians. The Bible LAYS
down four great rules, involving the four
great c,e,na"tc nf he snc.e: So! religious
training OF chil'!ren-prcyer. instruction,
e<'mple and rest. ant And ii Is doubted if
solitary case can be found where I'll these
have been I'm, ed, where the chil has aol
followed i'll The footsteps c: the oious parent
while. On ,i.e other h:i.d, if out cniv one of
the four lbs been neglected, It may have beer
HE ruin Of the child.
Remember, Christian parents. it is not e
nongh % pray icr, or even with your children
it YOU do not also instruct them: and in vail
TO instruct hem. Ii ycur example contradict
your teaching: and in vain will b. the prayer
the instruction, the example. it like f.!
when your chii'ire" DO wrong. yea 'restrai
them not Bu: let them bc found united
am! all te found faithful 10 your duty. an
,ou NAV Nust Iii God that be will fulfil hi
promise. and that your children will grow u
TO serve has. and 20 b'css you for your iidcI
'tv 10 their hchest interests.
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An ANrrs:n; Incident.

a., alf,r:l11 occurrence took D.ace some
t:,nc ago IN i scahoar.: :JwI. IN s.I..;an:. So
lite children CT mo y boat Oh t!... tv;.rt
AMI .ui>c,..v..t. byv showed t Al! I.1
BOA; ,iri.,'l away TO So bcio~" til, Children
w.r. missed t-rri:,.r va: IL" a.onv u 'hc
u!o;he-. wi.rl t:.rv XIV j.. \ nUnll:r OF
Ken went Ut in Il! direct rs: every boat
Wa or ;he !coa out til lar in the mt
ia. sht returned. aid still there we're u,
tiiine. from the h.ir,,..s chi :ven ihc IA,
worc awav. and still nothing was heard from
thrr. t,cv w.r. either lost III the wue TX
;an.e o. the w;d. ocean. OF buried IL it> nu-
t.ihom,t.. Depths. \ l,n"a,h {! nern..i.,
E,hinr e1riv ,at next Lipr:i!n.. discovered
s,Iue.hn. i;o,f.,. IN the distance: h. bore
eioy,, t.. II. AZ! Dis .ovcred !: 10 bc :. Doa'.
aa:i in liz. b,,.;,.rn six chi'i.,r. al! huIilcd
.nr,.,her TX" nest Of 'irl-. f.,t asic..p ~Go',
having Irrrciiu!:v gwen tim tn. br>,.d
saa"c aii.r i.y q. terror and despair. lie
tex them aboard, aud tasted item viii,
brea and ,i,,r,p. ani ..,!d,nrd t.,eir ie.-
ririns ii.it hearts win the promise If ;,n
~, li.a home. Ectw zen Ia, ~ aut! tour in
TIE. ,i:rr ,i.' ~ in. .i.rr.nan va. sc in tn
o:!ing. n. tp,. s<.-rn. .ill eyes were
:Arn,. '"w,r j. hin tha hest spy-eiass in the
i,wn was ruht,d ;..ain an,, again. and at last
trey could Sc. tint !; va. he identical t,at.
Tue ncws flew ,hrou.l. H.. :.wn--t;,e mon
er, carr. .l,.:.;: t. tao 1eac'.. tot there were
30 Chii'.I, dl> 'crHcti III tie bu,: nolc 10
B. ,ceh III the loop. Intense. WAS IL" agony
Oh s,:.ptns. and all .iiNc shared II with the
PARENTS. vt last the bc,: ,n' in. ar. .!,r
word went ioiiud. Tiny are al SAFE. - a,;'.
I,anv >tout hearted m. Il burst ni, ,e,rs, VIC
men shriek-'t witt, joy. ard ierame ".n.oSt
frantic with tnrr in,nrrcrtsi'c ha,.;'irr,s. Il
Wa-. i'"i,..'. ,.ci.or....u o..v ..ri :. .rt,rr,
eloquent Tor It's rnu.h sincerity. w,s Uttered
~ The Almighty G,l, WHO, il, bis Infinite
m~rr:. lad spared these lnn'rrnt children
!,., IL" ,,er,- .nti t.r-orS .,f'i.- Sc, ,:uriu,
tn.t :..a.luI light E,y, u tbs. children
were nnrl-r Eve Yeas II age. and the STAT.
- tu. aye ve,-s oil.
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Cbc Californian.
SAFE To MIND MOTHER.

"E"h+r 30 !ct ne 90 70 The common and
SEE t.e,. IT,. IL" cannon. -a:d George 10 his
mother o" the i'ourh u j"y. NO. my son.
had ~ her YOU wcnl rot accidents so often
happen, .a. . AN aii-aji to have YOU 60"
"E!t o:'.,r bows 90. mother" 'ics. My sen,
kno,s y: aac! ,tn-r TOYS get hurt. 100. II
you 60. VI lille viii val: to 20 80 and 81 -
fee: ANXIOUS anuu, ypu all the ..iie.
Gvo.Lv w.s he eldest sou Of his Widowed!
mother, AMI i: ,va> not strange that she ra:-
vi 10 have him exposed ~ danger; bU. ie
resolved that h. would 20: 5" wli!e H.:
mother W.. bus. get,...s tea. he stci.; out d,
the b., k door, and away lie rna 10 thc com
pion. mi. aiir, 70 q, back tc:usc h- ~ ne,
missed him.
jus, as he rca"hed there. the men wcr,
loading The. cannon Tor TIE last :mr, and TIA
the, .ht have loud report. they rut il
tart AID o,her things AMI when al. was ready
to;,l:ed the match IN 4 nou.t.' here wa
terrible explosion the gun turst. and th'
trasr,fn'. " re- diving in every ,'irection.-
Ge"rle, wLo bad 'ut inst rearhcd the ground
soud a lon. way .G, aud W., Il vas tie onl,
one Injured large piece OF the csnncn hi
lin. aid cut bin al.t.,.t il. two, and iii Al
ias.;,n, lie wa. dead
Who can describe The anguish OF his moth
w:. heart, AS messenger raU III ~ Tel! Re
tht OILERS were close brhirI brng;n. til
l,r!,.s body OF her son? She did not klio'
t.,r h. had .ett Tie house. aud here was h:
n,anyri body. Killed i'll !he very a.: Of disc
b.d.enr"; nrr the soul, The pi,'icu. soul
where va. that! Con. 10 give account t
t..
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hc Li,..s-as.v-r n"a tie .rsi.-;cnnry
.Iox.

.&rout tw,ntv-four years 40, va,- bu'
r;u'is widow. h" keeper If ic!t house @,
th: E"ntis coast. obtained a missionary box
and rssoirel - ,.-,o.c to the cause ni Chris
I'll :ll,' nor y ;lHt n.;aht be given 20 he: be-
for. Twelve every Moala, mnr,inc
On tue next Monday morning a Gentleman
visited the light house. am: se"ii. her ir the
a''ir. Of Il widow, gave her overeirn.
h" poor women was l,rrri.xrd ~ large
s!''E wui,'l lie Of great service to i,cr dur
lug her present prcssir" wan:s--tic DO, IN (,
ell va, unpaid 'n"-s'i, asked the a:.r. Of
fr!"nds ore ;.'isi.ci c;e wav. another ;i.,.
contrary 4: i..,, size resolved! 10 ak God
in pr,ver what .,.r ou .i; to 40 with the sj,-
e:eiuN. She io>, ii IN her knees convinced!
that il btirrs cl u .he missions. and she a.
once vi. il in'p ,'.c b,x. God. who is a hr>-
band H. The " low. sad Il father 10 -hc l.. he
t"ss. was No, un,r .r.'iiul o her i,,thiuijn.ss
w til. rorr-e e the day willow lady oi
tisa rank. with her dau.'.te-, and several
attendants. Gale! . nsr4s.: ;- ls!t-
h'i.-. she made several inquiries If the
poor wid:w. and i,;'.ru ,ae ivit. ,ut , ,,i,cs
OF lid into her l. I'd
Two DAVIS afterwards, Oh. % ,ne na,s>
ea'nc with . letter from he Lads. kindly
Stain. that ne ~, rrch interested in tho
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DR.. ER'.s E;1tYIcrrES


4 - l. ii ii = I. y.
- 'iIiST vau lie ,!c,ii,.;,c. Inv. a,].;,,oi
'"'iI!I u. I:'iNif ~ c"1I;catu..- li,rr.r,
o.! ~. t.i'.>, i.'.ln the uni1n :, s;eiu ih,, v..
'l"f"''' I" me li.iIi' -''li." -< wears ~ij,cc ..,
have cen u~c'' ~. i cn:irc success i;.,,,,,
AMI SALT ftr w >1EIi j. :arcu jn-cr,.,i,v Yi;l
"'':!-c- me blood. l'y throw u. impurities .o ia.
-uriAcr Wen ;''r tirNI j. el,pilri. .Atcg..a.iy
"iu ;'I ofUi."'.> are DESTROYED. and l.ai.I, g.. Il
heau'v restored. Their astonishing succc.. 49,.
'ail' "ttit''v r.:1"r;rt .src."u,iiI. who h.,v. -;
r*'uEccd ter wonderful PREF :irai,> Ia tho ,,,h
g. itF' arc "'tt III utmost every form. from, Pam
''''A' ''""A :" F>, AMI al t,r numurs, tc, .,,,<.
liz, 'rt.>
H'.i - has beer rc~crvcI.o Dr.. UEAyrr.> Svr
ri'H'd CA",1Eto ar;iicve what nIri., tl,c ,.;r
"'ln>ancc~. iiiav b. regarded the ,,o>. h, or,
lfEihth 'c' achieved hv any mcfliruc cvcr intro.
HHc'i :" The American public. Why i. This
simply hccAu," i,l"v perform what fley promise
AMI i'"twif'sflH@i.s he i:.tr~'ucton of te.c row
ana ""ilNer'' III preparations 70 the public The Sal,
Ei''tM :, RIP an! CEEA1i keep steadily or, tlo,.
WaE,'"nqHeriH@ As they r.. If the rul,li, Wi, T.,
ny '', ne" "f'l II "i2>. we i'ar@A"t Il wort I.
-Ay.i"r they hav, y SIZE rENFIy Trr,,I r,,.
IRON. ". II; NrANtE', C,>Ktr and S.,T
hIft SfEVr an, Frra-c. Cfthi~ lac. H.. rrii ;.
'fc We" aware, Tor us"nl~ in all sections 81 -o
c"HntrE hav" been cnrei By them, after all o.ber
rcn'"''io' mad utterly i.;ied
-"""W7"f"t'" cad .tM " s. L. Utrr.r a. e,
.t,r Ln.d ~ rn. "''
A'' ior sale bv merchants in all scr.iors Of the
nI,rd >'a'cs. J. e. EIHCHAN, who1n>o:c ,,an,
-. 'oh'st'lrv. Sold also bv " II Nc,;o,,ov ~, :;
T., r.: Ean''all Go. Lyndon: Bonnev & Birch,m
""ferfori; lSaac Waits, Peac!.am: Peck & 20
i's..lmnSi": Weeks baf.viiie: Hi & Flanders
Sht ii'''': Dc!Sn1nrr. ST''on: Chase GouId e. "a
west Concord: D,ano & George. Fast Uar,iv;cl
3}5vl
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\ o I &c F,

4 II io'-sol. havin: unsettled &c. rrn.e With
~ III" subscriber. for medical service, rel Der
O.! previous t",'arfarI ]. 1855. are recres..d -
ca. a' ADJUST >';'h acc''II =. soon, w nth
o's'er. f;r''rr:'or-......-o, =, - ro,;.e ns~
-fV. cos =. -. II Nl>n> y l.
~l..iH:l .,,,'r. 49, '" - pcn.'
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Die ipIiEc ana Kc.,raiws tor the H..nwy

Dice ipliEc ana ssc-'raiWs tor the N.nmy.
The Oldest son Of President Ei~ari., con-
gra.u.'ino friend or i,avin', family If
sons, sgd - him with El,i,.ii eJrrp,traSs
''liem.,,lber, there Is BAT one moic Of family
government. Inv" brought NJ and e,lucat-
Ell fourteen boys two Of whom brought. or
rHh'r -ntirrr'i IL grow up, without the ROD.
One of OF thoc Was ms voucest brother
Ard III. "l'er Aaron Burr, my sisters onv
Or" To-. = "'.,a ia j .'.'.'",- f0c,.. il
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Furnishing GOODS.

'II- -: = ~'"ca-. I'e>, Cr,vat@ Mex M :!
!'"'he; III. l";c,.':~. Ginves H. eft. i'i.:ri.
i;'>p'ns f.r >'i;r', II ~. ana Facv SAINTS. trscr
'','f;- ;h'! Hia"'.s, $r>!en'crs Blk Co.. am
'''';>. ~ : '-ry p;!nr luis ::;c.i arc usually
hr;;t III > iU,-,li !;,r S;r,.
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ID \ GU Err AN

GAbLERY, with the li"h' SO arrar rcd that he
* ape 70 execute the VERY best ot Pictures and
with TIE improvements that he as it..c ,nokint
in the AZ: he thinks he cannot hc si,lrH>>elv NV
one: an! takes his opportunity 20 r-tIrn his thank.
for the liheial patrons e lie l,- received from TIE
public for the past. ana h'rc- mat lone will lie dis
appointed in TIE fllturo
IL Watches. LlocIs. and Jerelyy reno;re1
t7Td U1vr0n'e6. e! -. CrNTES
Feaohsn. March u, lt:s. ec..f
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~" "''!' tl' IihlC more Than ~ wear
ana i d'>''FN'.!lv popular IN The cure of
SpavnS. Sweeney. Einc',rre Wn,!-,rIs. p,1.
-. tI!lr1S. Cracked H.. Is. Gal. Of MI k;ri,
tn-' N"rni%, Sj'rlins Nr.>r,. Fi>;lla. 81
Isl Sal tfa'h~. S;.;,irS. l.",,..ll,.>s. i'orn-
Gc:eI Feet Scratches o. g., :.sc. Na,-. Foo.
hot Ill Sheep. Gar.-,t in Cows. Rh4l,,,t5s,,,
bites of Animals. External l'oisouS p,i,f,i
Ncrvo''s Aficctcu>, Frost Bites. l;cils. C,r,s
"lni."v>. l'""ils and ScaIi~. Chillilai,, Chan.
Ed Hands, CAMPS. Con,.ac'ions os The MIS-
rirS, Swc!lIn"S. Weakness of lie joints. C,l,a
breasts Sore Nipples, Piles, IL.
~ Pamphlets gr,.u,ou>!, furnished iv a.-e,,.
With Testimonials OF lis utility.
Al! OF, icrS addressed TO the rrop-ieto,s. " "
TICKER d Co., Lockrort, Ny.
- For sale by Druggists and Merchants cen.
orally THROUGH the United Safes. British posses.
SONS. and other Countries And hv
---I.t 4. Elnriiam Hiram Weeks an, e.,
III !''rrli. ~. io1r,Hurv. GOO. Cn,-'es Eve~,.a.
"i'a ~ 'rugc 'r"r"l.ar.s IN evs~,> 80, :, =;
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RUNES AND VA!iSES

tHflr' 80, L!nhre'.S. Sc. Iailor's Trimming,
"f y kinds.
= A'v o." wishing T. i"- anv Of .hn alloy.
'''''', ~ Il "'i" advance from cost, VIII fl 4 il :;.r
tn-.r l.j.'rc-. =, trtln r.ri,
: -E. -IsSs &c EIo7TCTT
Wiz" :' car "e' ar,,! bargains \ !avea chance
70 - -. ff''n tie aHl desirable Stock o ,oni,
i'ife'''V "i'",l:a the ia.~r.n--ic House Rail
road-H''r':. y. 'al.nshury. vermont.
". -. T.. / TVS. asa,
". Il. HORIZON.
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Assignee's Nctice.

HNi!E i.nler~ gned. having been urfnin'ed Is
Il ot.-c Of Isaac E;.tts. Of ptnchaln. h.tc mer-
chant in ii.ic hereby gives l",.cc :" I'll rn:son,
irdch'e' - i '';t;t>. :at n...fed;ate J,.> nen.
mus he nilt'c 3" days VIII lie -ivrn f'r ;,n,,uc :
70 he lnite 10 me. Lega! mca>'tlr- viii y" AIKEN
!rr the Cp.'cc Sl ui thne" i'ni i.no 'l.c ate that
kline. .!AM!.$ Lang. A>siC! cc.
Percii"m Hollow My = ;>.;. 954tf
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Circular saws.

EsONAIbN& it!'NI\t. are gents for lie ,a,-
, ii tUcuar Saws Manufactured i,v G..sc,
"'t'erN G.. .; !~orvilIc y. H., aid are PIE
pare. t","rIi>h I'll sizes.
II il n>3i'rv, >e.;. -, is;5. 94-tf
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LATEST STYLE OF HATS E.I3cAps

N,'- -: Bow I;'al K. Drah Wlirr 1uI I:,.,y y
IN i"'>. ~ rr-r- AID 'n:l. .~ 1h:c> :n!,Llp
h"uts' HHN'sr Hto'~, tur-lilci Dvcfslo-> al.d
t,rl,:,..-.
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STAFF OF LIFE!

S'OlN M"":. Rye Me.i. O,r Mol. Graham Tloai
y Buck whc,. 70 r. and I've iy-t plai, ram j.
Flour in barrels. i,n illr.> al.,. l.~ SANITY
oa ra,. ANA ,od chc..p. bv l.. I. B:,D"E.
Oct 81 Ga2tt
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YEAS Of the ie>; luai.'r arc her:Lv
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give are constantly told, says the
American Democrat, by street corner politi-
clans and one.horse Buchanan newspapers,
. that the present contest for the Presidency is
between the Democratic and Black Repub.
lean parties al0ne-that the American party
is not known in the fight. While these
brainless busters are making this silly de.
claration, they are showering their heaviest
blows upon the crest of Americanism, there.
by proving, that though the American party is
not known in the fight somebody is seri.
ously apprehensive that it will be known in
the victory.
If these smallpatatoe demagogues and
newspapers really believe that the American
party is too contemptibly weak to grapple
successfully with their darling foreignism
in the conflict just begun, why do they clutch
at its throat with such murderous rage and
villainous ferocity! Why are the cohorts OF
Democracy SO constantly md Justify called
upon to put de%n Know Nottingham! Why
do they not bend all their energies to the
overthrow of Black Repubicanism! Thank
p Heaven, the American party is known in the
fight. 1t were sad day for the Union if il
were not.
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sV- The following spec linen of the eel.
oqucnce of the bar" in II not distant. Wes-
tern State, was actually delivered, us We
know from correspondent, as here reported
in his notes. The case was the trial of u
person on writ of inguirendo lunaiico.--
Which side the "earned" and eloquent nd.
vocate was on, it is somewhat difficult to
ascertain from his speech:
The counsel on the other side, sir, misap-
pretended the principle involved in this i'm
portant case. Law, sir, is very simple, if we
understand its elementary principles. The
principle Of this case, sir, is to be found in
tine horn books of the profession. hold in
my hand, sir, volume of Blackstone, sir, the
great author of the English law, yes, sir,
hold in my hand, sir, that glorious magnus
chartus the foundation and bulwark of Eng.
lish liberty, which was wrung by the illus
trious King John, suwoard in hand, from
the bloody Barons on the banks of the pleas
ant Bonymede, on that mountainous occa-
sion! But, sir, did not intend to make a
speech, sir, and as have not examined the
question, sir, | submit it to the court with
these few and ircogruvial remarks.
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3 TOTAL DEPRAviTY.-Two men, Henry
Eggers and Carl Sleder, have been detected
in placing distractions on the Michigan Cen.
trail railroad. They had repeatedly done the
same thing, and the officers spent eight
weeks in their neighborhood endeavoring to
detect them. Finally they were caught in the
act. Their hostility to the road was caused
BY the loss of dog, which had been killed
by passing train. They never asked remu.
neration for the loss, but commenced the
fendish system Of Instructions. A few mo.
ments after they had placed these last stills
across the road an express train came thun.
dering along with four hundred passengers
The sills were struck and carried seven hun.
bred yards before the train could be stopped
Proyidenlally the cars were not thrown of
or any damage done.
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SILvERY SoRRow-Twenty years ago n
gentleman removed from one of the up
per counties of this State to the then wilder.
ness of Texas. He never married, but in a
state of singeness continued to enjoy MS
much of life with rs few of its cares as any
bachelor desires to shoulder. Thus by pru-
dence and ECONOMY he amassed a fortune of
Sl0O,O00,-and having recently gone the
way o: all flesh, left his possessions to his
relatives residing in Georgia. His obituary
closes thus: she leaves many friends and re-
lations to mourn his oss,"to which might
truthfully be added: "and rejoice at his good
fortune and-theirs!