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40 bottle Bone Solvent for SPAWN Lameness.
CmT cHXr from the Rossitter discovers that the cf-
gar trade is Improving. and a good fresh supply Of
yesterday filed up the case-trop in 1.-THE Phoenix
when YOU want a smoke" a
Bone Solvent they say does wonders.
Nav IN. 1886. SPRING & FEED.
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An eminent soran was introduced at
an evening party to a rather pert young
lady. "oh, Ar" said she, Il am
delighted 10 meet you: l have SO long
wished TO see yoa.'h .'Wen." said the
m.n of science, .'aud pray what do you
think of me nov you have seen me?-
You may be very clever" was the an
. swer, "but yon are nothing 10 Gok at"
Uneommenly intelligeot are die core-
Hhes's juFies in Mississippi. Recently in
Warren eounty, in that etete. twelve men
returned a verdict that the deceased died
z by the win of God. or some o.her dis
ease ankn0wnato the jury"
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Mistfllantgns.

DAINTING.-C. G. McNUrr, House,
Il Sign and Ornament Painter, Main Sire t, lover
Gold-stein's c othiRg Store,) HaTren, o. Dry and
ground zinc for sale. lauE 10.
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LADIES' ~DEPARTyIEYT
STAND NOT UPON TUE ORDER

~ OF YOCR GOING, [ GO AT ONCE4I
To DUNLAP, STEWART & REEDS. and examine their
splendid stock Of Goods, which are daily arriving by
the boat load.
The facilities which cur firm now possess, Zone Of The
firm being constantly in the eastern cities. thus being
able to take advantage OF the market,) are not egualled
BY any house in Ohio. We call the attention Of mer-
chants and the public generally 20 the following list Of
articles, which, having been purchased before the great
rise in prices, we are enabled to Ofer at New York
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I must say, from my own experience and personal
observation in my practice, it has proved to be the best
and safest remedy for the difficulties for which II u
recommended, viz: those OF female weakness, such a.
~Proapsus Cteri, Fluor Alhhs and all irregular and
painful menstruation, and diseases Of irritation Of the
female organs. D. Y. f00TE, N. D., Syracuse, N. Y.
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All sizes from ! TO lOO horse power at the shortest
notice. Also Reeds Patent Steam PUMPS, the SIMPLEST
and most durable one in use, fC- raising water or sup
ply ing boilers. Further Information may he had by
addressing D. II. WILDER, North Bloomfield, 0hio.
Sent. 10. lSJ6-3m.$
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z. B. PERKINS. N. D., Maristta.o {.

. I would be glad to have afurther supply, a.
he medicine IS becoming very popular. and I think
will continue, as il has given relief in every instance
where properly taken
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DERsUADERSFORLAZY HORSES
L Whips at L. II. ALLISON'S
DLEAsE NOTICE-A FRESH SUP

DLEASE NOTICE-A FRESH SUP
L ply Of Harrison's Columbian Perfamery.
FOR TIE TOILET.
Double Cologne, Nerbene Water, Florida Water,
ChIy staIine Vinegar. &c.
FOR TIE SKIN.
Cream Of Beauty, Carnaiion Rouge, Liphaln. Nag
nolia, Tablet, Sc
FOR THE HAIR.
Hair Restorer. Hair Depiiatory, ShampOOn Lotion,
TricopheIous Of every description Also a superior
Hair Dye ON hand that viii do the work.
For THE HANDS.
Upper ten Soap, Almond, Fumiee, Brown, Windsor.
also a large lot OF family Soap termed the Wonen's
friend.
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS.
Upper Ten. Jockey Cab, New MoNn Hay, Sweet
Briar. Mousseline, MignOneite, and 20 Others. Har-
rison's Upper Ten is compose often doors, ofthe most
richly delicate of all perfumes. II is dedicated TO that
class, distinguished by refinement. Il is addressed to
those of tasteful elegance. in whose cultivated sens
bllities reside a perception Of doors, comprehensive.
discriminating and delicate. To those who can appre-
riate the bland influence Of a rich hOquet Of the puTest
simple Odors so justly prOpOrtiOned, and ertistically
blended that from them flows a harmonious Whole, that
realizes in its effect the highest desire. 1t is address
ell to the appreciatiye Of our own county. who con
sciuus OF the dignity Of Ancrican refinement, can
transfer their sanction from foreign articles Of medium
or inferior quality, rendered falsely attractive by a
tawdy outside, to an American production OF highly
beautiful exterior, AMI who eau distin guish between
conventional fashions in the Old World and truthful
production in the New. .
Will the good friends and public generally. call and
examine our stock, which shall he ccrstantiy fun and
for sale as low as sold on the Reserve.
SPRlkG Il REED, No.5 Market St
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CTEAM PROPERTY IN

CTEAM SAW-MILLP PROPERTY IN
BRACEYHLLE FOR L The Subscriber Of
fers for sale his Steam SAY Mill, and Property, situated
half a mile east Of the centre Of BrareviiIe, and half 4
M;lI is one ofthe best, and is in good running order.-
With the Mill is FIVE acres OF land. a frame dwelling
hGuse and barn. Also, Will be soil with the Mil, II
desired, ninety-three acres Of land. thirty acres cleared,
the balance wood land, with a log house, good vel OF
water. &c.
lie also offers fer sale his large frame house, with
harms and out buildings. well. estern. and three acres
Of land, with abundance OF fruit trees. and all convent
enees necessary. This last named properly IS at the
centre Of Braeeyille. Prices cheap and terms easy
Apply to the subscriber on the premises.
MAY 81. 1851. IL ULEyENS
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Commission alfrtbants.

NJ B. TAYLER, Forwarding and
vi. Commission Merchant, and dealer in Flour,
Salt, Fish, Plaster, &c, Warren, Ohio.
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e . Forwarding Merchant, and Wholesale Dealer in
! Western Reserve Cheese, Butter, Lard, Pork. BacOn-
Pot and Pearl Ashes, saleratus, Linseed and Lard Oil,
Dried Fruit, and Produce generally, Nos. III and Jas
l Front street, Pittsburgh, Pa feb-3
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u K WISELL's PREMIUM CAR

For sale by z. A Smith &C., Druggists Warren,
and by all respectable Druggists through the States.
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CHEAP CASH AND READY-PAY
OBOOT y SHOE EsTABLIsu- ~
NEXT, No. 20, Main Street.
J. Mcconnell 4 Co., No. 90 Main "A
street, Warren, Ohio, have the pleas ~3%
uTe OF announcing 20 the citizens Of
Trumbull county and the public in
general that they are receiving and manufacturing the
argos, Cheapest and best assortment OF BOOTS and
SHOES ever brought to the Western market, which
they now Oler Tor sale, at wholesale or retail, at prices
that cannot fail 70 suit purchasers, on the cash and
r~eady-pay system Their stock consists Of
G~ENTLENEN'S DEPARTMENT
Mems Coarse Boots; Mems Calf Peg'd Imitation his;
hungarian do; " French Cslfses'd, steel SIS:
=" Kip do; " Brozans;
" Calf Pegs do: Kip and Calf Erosans:
Boys Boots and BroglnS, sl kinds.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
La1ies' Jenny Lind Boots. B1skins and Ties; Ladies
Patent Leather Buskins and Ties, and Morocco Boots;
Misses SeEed and Pegsed Caters and Shoes, Of all
sinds; Childreu's Shoes, &c.
SHOEMAKER's FINDINGS & TOOLS-ALL KINDS
Morocco. Calf Skin and Upper Leather, and every
thing usually kept in our line. which will be sold for
CASH. lower than can be found etsewherei in the county.
April IA, 1853. J. MCCONNELL & co.
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but here he became utterly unbeara-
bic, and very properly was turned out of
Ihe room. = Spirit of tie TTH.es.
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Women dressed in that style won't
goteSOuihend, where there is only health
and fresh ak-bey drag you to Paris S,
or Antwerp, o Venice. that they may
stare, and show .heir clothes, and be
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RING AND SUMMER.
Ladies and Gentlemen, read GHd profit!
TIT BE YOUR PURPOSE TO SUP

4 ply 70 Irself with an exceedingly nice Cater, Boot
or Shoe, which in point Of ~neatness, comfort and dura-
bility, have never been surpassed, and probably never
equailed by any former arrival in the gOodly town of
Warren, you will find that articles OF this identical de-
scription are to be had at the shop of the undersigned,
No 3, Market street. where you are cordially invited to
call and examine his new and extensive stock, which
embraces the neatest and latest styles OF Caters and
other Ladies wear, with which our lady customers con
not but lie pleased. Gentlemen have also been careful
" provided for, and The very choicest goods Of the mar
ket selected for them. Determined to have none but a
superior article, the subscriber keeps a sharp eye on
the market. Gentlemen can he supplied with either the
fine French the neat and comfortable calf, or the sub
stantial stOga.
n. B. Work made to order and warranted to fit
Call at No. 3, Market ST. first door east Of Smith &
McCombs. [may : lS56.l D. II. WARREN.
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YOUR

A parsons indebted by Note or Book Account, to
the hte firm Of S & C.. MOser, viii save costs by call
ing soon and paying; Otherwise they will be proceed
ed with. SAMUEL AOSER.
Warren, o., March 5, 1856.
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WATCHES MPORTED.-Th sub

w 5criber has made arrangements with a Manufae-
turing House in Switzerland. by which, he, as Agent
for the Manufactures, receives Watches direct from Eu-
rope. By this arrangement. he is enabled to sell Gold
and Silver Watches. of all kinds, as loo as they can be
bought in the UHifed States. lie has now on hand
every variey y OF ChrOnomeler. Duplex. Lever and La
pine Watches, a large stock OF britannia Ware, Jew
elry and Fancy Goods of every description, and he
will received new supplies, monthly. His intention
is to sell a large amount. and he will sell to dealers
at a lower rate than ever before.
The Jewelry was also purchased direct from the
manufacturers, at JObbiug Prices, aud viii be sold low.
lie only asks that purchasers should call and satisfy
themselves. JULES VAUTR0T.
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o1S - ~
SALE

The subscriber offers for sale his Wool Carding
and Cloth Dressing Estai lishment, ON the Mahocing,
a few rods south Of the Railroad bridge in this Village.
Ii is one Of the most desirable locations for a Wooden
Factory on the Reserve, and may be purchased cheap.
b. STEVENS.
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And the bestassOrtment of YANKEE N~OTI0NS"ever
brought TO this n arket. which will he sold at prices
which defy competition, We care not from what quarter
it comes. Merchants particularly are invited to give
us a call Remember the place.
DUNLAP. STEWART & REED,
Nos 4 and >, Market ST., Warren
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NENTISTRY.-Dr. !. c. Burrouobs

nENTlSTRY.-Dr J. &. Burroughs,
IL having returned from n tour in the Southern
States, would inform his old patrons. and others drsir-
ing services in the line Of his profession, that he is
again at his post, same r~oEcs, corner Of Market aud
Liberty sts.. opposite the Bank DIR. burroughs is now
in possession Of all the latest improven entsi in the con
s~truction and insertion of Artificial Plates, Palates,
Teeth. &c, either upon Coin, SILVER, or GUT.A PER-
CHA base. and from his long experience In the most
intricate and difficult parts Of Dental Surgery, he can
safely assure perfect success and satisfaction in all
cases. All operations upon the Natural Teeth perfor.
med with care, in the hest possible manner, warranted
to be as we'll d1ne. as can lie done By any operator in
tie UKifed States. or Warren.
As many persons solicit Artificial Teeth. hut are un.
willing to have their decayed teeth extracted, and wait
sufficient time for the absorption Of the alveOEar pro-
cess. necessary for a set or gold or siIiceous base. they
can have their decayed organs removed, and a set put
in on GattA Percha. Immediately. to answer all the pur.
poses o. the natural ones. These teeth can he worn
with perfect ease. are beautiful. highly popular and uct
expensive. Br. q. will hereafter he in regular attend.
ance at his Office. where he will he pleas Ito Eait-upon
those who need his services. or council.
N b. would say to the members Of the profession
who are DESTROYS OF obtaining the Guftl Percha i'm
prOvenleuts, that ! am the authorized agent FOR grant
ing Certificates Of right 10 use the Gutta Pereha. and
giving instruction in workir z the same. Charges mo-
derate. Call and see specimens.
April a ISJ6-ff j. C. B"UEROTGUS. NJ. ID.
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West side {
huning. Karien. o.

49, in full blast. He hazards nothingi in
saying that he has now on hand. and Is now manufae
turing, sone Of the most splendid Carriages and Bug
gieS ever got up in Warren. A large supply of Hiding
seats. Rockaways. PhrsOns. Prince Al5erts, Jenny
Linds. Rough and Readies. TrOtiEg Buggies. Top and
Open Buggies, Sliding and Single Seat Know Nothings,
with many other styles too numerous to mention, kept
constantly on hard and for sale At prices defying COM
petition. Being himself a practical mechanic, having
employed a number Of first class workmen in every
branch OF the business, and by using no material bt
the very hest, his work cannot fai. to be what he recon
uends and warrants il to be.
PAINTING AND TRIMMING done with elegance
and dispatch
REPAIRING promptly attended to. A reasonable
credit given Or approved paper. No charge for show
ing ny work. Call and see my magnificent lot Of Car
riages- & h WISELA-
and for sale. E.K.W ".
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MUSICAL TUITION. CHARLES
1tI 40 years Teacher Of Music ia the
principal Cities and Colleges of l6 States Of the Union,
gives Instructions on the Flute. Violin. Guitar. with
OF HithaGt singing, and on the Piano Forte. Melodeon
and thornaes Bass. Can give frfrences 20 pupils in
Warren and Cleveland as TO the peculiarly and oriCi-
naIiiy. A. we'll as Correctness If hs Meihod, aud the
ense and rapiditv with which his pupils cahAeaTn the
leading features Of the Art lie teaches hy the single
lesson or anysnumher Of leSsOns-ih his rooms At the
Gsskin House. or at the residence Of his pupils.
aug. 90. isSs-3EN.l <NFtH +ff
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VHE AMERICAN HOUSE ENEW
ARRANGEMENTS AT TIE OLD SrANDil-Ths
ruhIie are hereby notified that this weilknogn house il
being fitted up BY the proprietor, HENRY Lon, in .
STYLE which win insure 20 all who may give him q call.
ample accommodation and good fare. The furniture
and I. fittings up" generally will be new, and Of the best
description. No pains will be spared in making Il
pleasant and comfortable. The situation Of the buildins
being Ane, and convenient for persons who come %
town, Nr. L. feels that. with a determination not to Be-
oetdoEe in his efforts to please, be deserves 3 liberaI
share Of that patronage heretofore vouchsafed him BY
the public. Give the a can aad you win
come again
I IFE OF JOHN c. FREMONT
II with a splendid portrait, bound handsomely
price IS Cents at ~ lE Vac - ADAMS.
LIFE OF GEO WASHINGTON. IL
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'ECLECTIC CONCENTRATED

Also, this day arrived MacrOtin, Myriein, Oil Of
Erigerson (Fleahane9 Oil Of S~tillingia, Lohelia, &C.,
also, POJophyllen, PTunin, PhytOlacin, Languinarin,
stiHingfn, Senecin. Saliein, Yihurin. The Phoenix
Drug Store is having rather a lively run Of trade
and Intends to keep a good variety Of touring wares
and invites the patronage Of the rest Of mankind. To
arrive from Cincinnati soon, = heavy additional stock
ofpreparations from HIS Labaratory-
30 papers Prairie Heave Tonic.
81 papers Appetite Feed. rtr-l
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-31
EncOurnsinE Liquor sellers.


Under the above caption a lieing Soul
lion in the last Nj. r, Herald speakes
Of US as prosecuting attorney, ard then
says 1--WE have been frequently reques-
ted TO give certain persons, who have
psrrsrted and degraded their offices in
this liquor matter" " "partikler jesse.
Now here is a grave end sweeping
charge which il true, should render
unworthy oftrust or confidence the per-
sons referred to; all can see that we are
referred TO for one, but who is the 9th.
er person, and in what have Te, oI
the other persons psrrcrisd and degrG'
ted our ofices9 Why don't these COW.
ardly, midnight prowlers let the people
know wherein We have prevented and
degraded our off ce, it is their duty to
do SO as public Journalists, We dare
them to name out the acts, as We dc
in this paper Of another official.
We have no disposition. 10 handy
words, with the dirty blackguard who
pened the article in the Heard; Thai
he lies, We have abundance, Of evil
dence, to wit; The Court, The Jnry,
The Witnesses in attendance, all, wei
know that we done our duty, "a nd will
at once give the Lie to the Heard.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-31
Congressional.

WAsRIBGTOT. Jan. ~.
HousE.-MT. BOyce moved the foil
owing prsmsbls and resolution:
WHEaEAs, The relations with Gfea'
Britain are Of a most threatening char
acter, indicating We may be upon the
eve OF most startling events and where
as, il is the duty Of the hOute at thli
Jun c,ure Of imminent peril, mol 20 alb.
dicate It's great mission, bu! to fulhI
il by organizeing if possible on sueh
basis as will Rivs peace to our distract
ed country, aud enable il TO present an
undivided front to the common enemy
Therefore.
Rssolped. Tha, the conservative eis-
ments of this House should unite III .
sincere effort to elect q Speaker. who
will represent the grsat ideas OF peace
for ourselves and the sword for the sIran.
ger.
Mr., Stevens hoped the gentleman
woulb be permitted TO state the facis'
in which be made the announcement
that we are on the eve Of wSr; II it were
80, he knew nothing about 1t. Object
ious made 80 explanation.
On motion Of Mr.. Morgan the resolu'
tion WAS laid on the table. Mr. Mullen
made o Intellectual effort to rescind the
resolution. which Precludes the debate,
Mr.. Tyson offered resolution, that
any candidate for Speaker, who shall at
ny time hereafter receive the highe st
number of voies from quorum OF mem
bers, though less than majority OF all
votes polled. shall be declared elected.
provided that the Speaker so chosen
and each OF the other candidates shall
have the appointment Of tho standing
committees; and in proportion TO the
number of votes respectively received
by each, but no candidated, whose vote
shall be less than 25 shall be entitled
to any Of the appointments under this
resolution.
The resolution was laid on the able.
The House then again voted for Sea-
ker; the ballot resulted as follows;--
Banks, 81; Richardson, 81; Fuller. ";
Campbell Of Ohio. 5: Pennington, P.or-
ter and Shorter each one.
Two lore unsuccegsfull ballots were
then had, the last resulting precisely
as the above.
The Honse then alta little after z
uoclock adjourned.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-31
rhe E1pIosIon nt l Inkermnnn.

Our readers will remember the se-
counts Of the terrible accidental eIplo.
sion of the Powder Magazines at InAef.
mann, on the 9Th Of Nov, BY which
near four hundred persons lost their
lives. The most vivid description OF
that awful event we have seen is given
in the following extact from a letter
written by staff assistant Surgeon, Wal.
ter ClOgg, Of the British Light pivis'
ion:
Nov. i6, 1855. v--w-I had written
thus far yesterday afternoon, when al
about half past three o'clock P. M, pa.
per and desk were dashed from beneath
my stm-pole tent TattliDg down fell
ed me PROSTATE, and for an instant my
mind was pArulizrd BY the impression
that The end Of all things had come
My God! o sound like the combined
thunLers Of a century went up to heav.
en-, aud the earth, for q mile around,
quaked aud rocked like 90 angry tide
No aiL no breath! Struggle out and gasp
for lifel A thick darkness over all
lurid, splphurous, and pestileniial!-
Another and another roar, and a below
and a crash re.echoed by every hill,
reveEberating through trench and raw
inc, stirring the very dead in their
graves! And now a shower OF blacken'
ed and blood stained fragments, muiil.
sted human limbs, hands, aims, legs,
feet, pieces of skull, shattered bones,
even solitary ribs within fbres Of mus
Gle still quiyering, are blown about like
chat before he blast Men who have
faced death in every form are flying
hirheE and thither in frienzied horror!
Shells are shFieking in the air, and burs-
Ting over head; rockets streaming FIRE;
mine and grape flying on every side;
and there is no hideiDg.pIace! And now
the groans Of the wouaded and the dy.
ing! Here a man lies dead and disfgur.
ed almost beyond recognition. There a
poor fellow with his chest driven in;
close beside him a screaming sufferer,
whose thigh is torn offaI the hip joint.
Huts aDG tents have fallen or arefallingr
buying all bene.h them.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-31
JUET SO.

IF the people see fit to elect numskuls
nd Iascals knowingly, to important
positions they need not complain"
Hedrld.
So we think and will merely hint
squire that when they elected such a
Bungling. Lazy, Loafing official as
you, that they ought not 10 complain
when they come some 8 10 or 20 miles.
as the case may be, TO attend to some
matter in the clerks Office: and then
have TO hunt from ] 10 2 A and 6 hours
to find the clerk OF court before they
can do anything or even get into the
office. This neglect Of the official
duties Of the clerk, has become noto-
rious. Known TO nearly every Tax
payer in the county. Ring in the
SHA ANUHIs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-31
mere Of Fusion,

The following nonsense forms q
part OF The discussion belH cen the X.
Ms. aud Republicans in congress-
The Republicans don't believe any
thing that the K. Ms. say or swear
outside Of the order, hence Mr.. KEN
NETT asks Banks the question il be be-
lieyes in "iulure Stale?"
We think the question very appro-
pirate. and should be sorry to think
there were no future punishment for
Scoundrels, who now 60 unhiped
for their misdeeds. But hers congress.
Congressional.
WAsHIEoToS, Jsn. 70.
HOUSE.
A debate ensuel, in which several nem-
hers expressed their opinion in deposition
to turning the HouO into debating sncie-
ty. and opening houndless sea Of debate.
Mr.. BaTksdale asked Mr.. Banks: Are you
now snember OF the Know Nnthine paItyi
1p you in favor ofSlayeTy in the District Of
Columbial Do you wish 10 promote an equal.
ity between white and black mces by legisla-
lionT Ar yon in favor Of the entire eIclus-
ion VI na,Jralized Citi1ens and Catholics from
Officer Are you in favor Of the modification
Of the tariff as you were last session.
Mr.. Kenneit--l should like to know
whether either Of the candidates believ in
future state. aud provided each answers in
the Affirmative, desire TO know whether In
a free or slave State. (Laughter.)
Mr.. Barksdsle advanced towards Mr.. Ken
nett, and eIcitedly inquired, ,"do you intend
to cas-! reflection on met lhurl il back with
scom and contempt" (Deaieniug calls OF
orler.) Nearly all the members on there feet
and various unsuccessful motions were made
TO adjourn.
Mr.. Kennett-No difficulty in or out Of
The hall shall intiminate me. say to the
House that my suggestions were merely joe
ulaT.
Mr.. BeTks dsle--"I treat II with scom
sad comOempt, sir." Order vas fually res
tOred.