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Teas
200 packages BLACK TEA in half chests 13 ID and ID bXs
800 . IMPERIAL, YOUNG EYSON and GCNPOW'
DER--anding and in store.
CONVERSE 4 Co.
corner Canal and New Leyee streets.
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H. Constitutional Law.
The Degree Bachelor Of Laws will be conferred those
students only who shall have attended two full courses o.'ec
f! after having read twelve months under
the direction Respectable Counsellor 1t Law and who shall!
examination by Tie various Professors be found deserving Of
the honor.
The fee each Professor s25 Macuiaon fee, IS and
$40 for the nipicala 49,
4 Communications must be addressed the Dean Of the
Faculty, AZ New ORLEANS. - - -
CHRISTIAN ROSELICS,
aule ID Dean Of the Faculty
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Assorted and Rock Candy.
CONVERSE K CO.,
OILS 2r3:end corner Canal and New i'eTee siTeefa'
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Those by Pref Roseus will embrace
l. The Civil Code Of Louisiana in connection with The Ro
man Spanish and French Laws aud Critical Analysis Of The
Decisions Of the Supreme Court OF tine State.
H. Land Titles whether derived En- land SPAIN France
o the UpicL States.
iii Tie Practice the Courts Civil Jurisdiction in Lou
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Split Peas.
- half Larels fresh CONVERSE co,
uor.tE Canal and New I.=1ve arev:s.
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HYATT g. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE
Ill Brokers General Newspaper Agents. are su.i 70 ge
found at No. Commercial PlaGe-parteS h1yin Cii.-soi
IONS HOUSES to sell or rent SlAh tS 10 !ire e'c
or persons wishing ADVERTISE in Of the Louisiana or
81 BSCRIBE for amy OF s Anne
ricnu Foreign Literary Journals will bcprpmpy ana tsi
EllY calling No. p Commercial Place Se3 "
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sVTeap Comb espGg V'N1tety Store,
No. so CANAL STREET,

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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-06-11
From the Middle STATES Med. Ref6rmer
MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE
4 REVIEW.
BY r. W. WEAVER, ESQ.

The wonderful and mysterious manifesto
tions of the human mind are not only the
most important but also the most entertain
ing divisions of study and practice, both to
the medical and legal profession. Human
ken cannot sometimes discern the.fine line
that divides eccentricity from insanity for
while no two minds in all respects agree,
whose shall be the standard! True, some
facts are so fixed by the common consent
of ages that we say only fool will deny
them but so too was once the old, but now
obsolete, system of astronomy; so that the
! rack and dungeon were the lot of any Cali
leo who dared to say the world revolved.
In our day the Monnons shock the refine
ment of our modern civilization, but then
quote David, Solomon and the patriarchs
for good exempars, and deny that their
creed is either deusion or ianaticism.-
The Wakemanites say they are the true Lat
ter Day Saints, and these a jury decides to
be crazy, because they kill such persons as
will not let them have their way. But is
this willfulness of the Connecticut Sly new
or q strange phenomenon! He put out of
the world such as stood in his way, and
what son of Cain has not done or tried TO
do the same in some delicate or indirect
way? Was there not fearful method in
his madness! The mind ran in the same
channel of selfishness, malice, avarice and
revenge which has been worn deep by the
frailty of human nature through centuries
of vice, violence and crime. Neither the
motives nor their manner of development
seem new or inexplicable. Alas that irai
flesh and blood must be the Judge in these
cases, and that there is no standard which
fallible human nature can define Juries
are often perplexed, and physicians stag
gered TO understand some character on trial,
or to define The temperaments, passions
and emotions that run into each other, like
colors on canvass, until it is impossible to
tell where one ends and the other begins
We have been led to these thoughts by
new work on Medical jurisprudence lately
prepared by Francis Wharton, Esq, and
Moreton Stille, M. D., of the Philadelphia
Association for Medical Instruction. ltcon-
tains many new subjects of study in this
department; and it must be remembered
that each country and each age has its pe-
culiar considerations in the study of the
human mind. The constitution of modern
society and the higher civilization of this
age affect the production of nervous dis
eases, and even the duration of life. As
the world becomes more crowded man lives
through thousand more emotions, ankle
ties, incidents and adventures than in the
antedeluvian time. In the busy trmult of
this practical age, and its whirl of excite
ment, he is tossed about each day by a
thousand hopes and fears--joys and sorrows,
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MEXICO.

The government and the clergy of Mexico
appear 10 be ct dagger's point bu, so far
Comm onfor has proved equal to the emer-
gency, and, by his energy, asserts The law
above all other powers IN the State. The
Bishop of Puebla, one of the principles in
the late insurreclion, has been banished The
country. He attempted TO rouse feeling in
his favor, but the troops promptly escorted
him on shipboard. Several priests have been
arrested for preaching sedlion, and one was
arrested in the street armed with rifle
These priests were claimed by the Bishop ad
inte'lm, Don Angel AIonzoly Pautiga, bu, the
governor of the city refused and insisted that
they should be tried by the civil authorities.
Instances of vigor in the government in Mex.
leo are SO rare that the energy of the present
rulers gives some hope of restoration Of order
in that Distracted quarter of the globe.
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ORIGINAL POETRY.
For the "Siar Of the North" .
ALL EARTHLY JOYS ARE FLEETlNG

Where are the friends that once knew
In youths bright sunny hours :?
They've passed away, as morning dew
Mells from the summer flowers.
Where are the CLEANS of hope that cheered
My lonely path awhile2
They've vanished, like The meteor's ray,
Or friendships tickle smile.
Where are the hours that once spent
Without one troubled dream?
Like friends and hopes, they've passed away
Adown life's rapid stream.
Oh, wilhered is the wreath we wove
of friendships fragrant flowers;
And dead the hopes ,ha, cheered our hearts
In childhood's sunny hours.
With some, lie is one sunny day;
Why are such joys not mine?
Cease wicked heart, thy murmurings,
How dar'st thou so repihe?
As gold is melted IN the fire,
To free il from The dross;
So SORROWS here 10 us are sent
To guide us 10 The Cross.
Lord, gnide my errng feet Alright,
And shield me with thy love:
So may live, that may share
A home with Thee, above.
Hemloek, COL CO., Pa.
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u GEN. Walkers star being now IN The
ascendant, there will be rush of "material
aid" 10 his assistance, in the persons of all the
'floalng" gentry about The cities, whom rum
and idIeness have ruined for any industrious
occupation. Such citizens should be allowed
10 exiirpate themselves as fast as possible
Military discipline may do them some good,
though fever will carry off more than gun
powder. The resource Of the country is great
aud as soon as affairs assume settled COM
plexion and peace is restored, there will be
better kind Of emigration from the United
States, which will colonize the country with
energetic and enterprising men, and assist 10
permanently build up the State.
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VESSELS In PoRT-On the I7lh ult. there
were in the port Of New York ITO vessels,
in Boston 2o2, and in Baltimore 1870; and on
the 10th ult. in Charleston So, in Savannah
81, in Mobile so, and in New Orleans 1893.
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THE STAR OF THE NORTH
is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING BY
R. w. WEAVER,

OFFICE-Up stairs, in the neo brick build
ing, on tke south side of Main Street,
third square below Market.
TIE R M 8 Two Dollars per annum, if
paid within six months from the time of sub.
scribing; two dollars and fifty cents if not
paid within the year. No subscription re-
ceived for less period than six months no
diseon,inuance permitted until all arrearages
are paid, unless at the option ofthe editor.
ADVERTISEMENTS moi exceeding one square
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and twenty five cents for each additional in
serion. A liberal discount will be made to
those who advertise by the year.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-07-31
z DIItIIttN StVIttT
EDMUND LAWRENCE.

rz- Seldom is it that we hear Of careless
- on the part of Printers so far as fire is
accrued They are. tobe sure, very care
q IN Collecting the little dribs that are scat
ed all over the country that are due them
al from that fact. if they manage. whilst
~ STAY on top of the earth, to keep their
ads from sinking in the Slough of Des-
yad," below the surface Of the aforesaid
ppd. they are doing ''tolerable"-they deem
Aemselyes fortunate-"quite as well off as
sal be expected They seldom ''cumu
ls much grease, - if they stick to their bust
zss ever so closely; but when, by rigid econo-
~, hey do get a home they are generally
asfal topreserve il from fire. But an excep
aa to the general rule. sometimes occurs,
I'd We note the fact. as a warning not only
Members of the "art prescrvative." but to
rsilizens generally.
On Saturday night last, our partner, DR.. |
Drake. who had with his family left the
dJ on visit to Ohio, came near losing his
ioase by fire, by carelessly deposiling ashes
q pine box, which was set up against the
hnee. within two or three feet of the back
Tcheu. The back part of the box was burnt
'ntirely through; it had got pretty well under
head-way on the fence, and was approaching
Tie kitchen, when it was fortunately dlscov-
red snd put out The boards of the fence
re changed considerably and the box halt
burnt This is another warning to our people
. Be careful where they deposit their ashes.
nd We cannot impress the idea too strongly
. their miuds-BE CAREFUL WHERE
i0U PUT YOUR ASHES. TO the uniform
iudence of our people in this respect, may
ascrlbed the reason why we have had SO few
ss in Richmond
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Jesse II. Williams.

\ desperate effort is made by the friends OF
Mr. Malone, to PROSTATE the Republican can
dida.e for Sheriff. y charge was made
against him for being notorious drunk
ard" by the Jeff.--that charge has grown
small by degrees and beautifully loss until
it has dwindled down to the charge that lie
has taken a glass Of ale with a few OF his
loeofo friends here, since his nomination.
which we proved 10 be founded entirely on
Jim Elders capacity for drawing an infer
ence," and the Hurst Il Co. charge q having
drank snort" of Brandy with him Al Con
ner4yille. Not one OF the witnesses. Elder has
called 10 the stand. prove the frst charge he
has made a5ains; Lim--and not one Of them
VIII stcear that they believe him to b a no
torouS druukard," or that they have seen him
even intoxicated We have been particular
in requiring the time when Hur~c {, 20, say
they drank with him. at Conner>yiIIe from tie
fact that that time viii show he has no, tasted
toxicating liquors since he joinel 4 Temper
ance Order Previous to that Gme he may
have INDUCED occasionally, ju>. like many
others We could name in this city but no one
viii say that lie las seen Jesse Williams
in a state of intax.ea'i5n within the Ia. two
years. We have never seen him in tia. >itua
ton, and have know him, boy and man, fJi
the last twenty one years. His disposition j.
social, and his political enemies have {, ken a
mean, unsentlemanly advantage ofit, by drink
ing glass of ale with him. and then, for the
purpose of inducing temperance men to vote
against h m, they make udases of Themselves,
aud cndeavor to blacken his character
We do not expect 10 notice this mater fur
Their, unless something Of more weigh: shall
be brought out than has been: for if tie Jeff.
and his Witnesses We're sincere in their oppo
slion to Mr., Williams. on the charge against
him, not one Of them would be found votina
for Willard.
We are satisfied thar Jesse has been faithful
to his solemn pledge, and if the jeff. should
pile It's vile ana malignant fa}>ehoods. inferred
from private conversation. mountains high
again; him, it will no. shake our onti Fence
in his honor as man
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Sale of Real Estate.

ERURSTANT TO order Of the Wayne Common Pleas
Court OF Wayne county and State Of Indiana the IN
dersiGued viii offer public sale the hereafter
3th 10
o'clock said day tho half Of "a south
section thirty three, 32 Ia township (l5 AMI
situated Franklin township said =
miles little Of north Of chmal Anou 81
under cultivation. Tho land has il a good hsyel log
dwelling house. weather boarded and orchard Of 80
One fourth of the purchase money will lie required
and e residue in three eQ8ll inst ailments Of rs and %
months from the date of sale with date
deed viii he male TO the purchaser and and
the deferred payments. viii re required the
purchaser. Other o
EDWARD STARBUCE.
July 1f. 1886. Commissioners
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Boastins Of his Erploits.-Our Postmas
ter makes 10 b nes Of Dragging about the
luck he has had in prevailing on the Germans
OF this ely TO discontinue their German
papers. He states that the Free Press. pub
hshed at Indianapolis had about Is subscri-
bers, and i now has but one and even that
one tells the Postmaster, lie wouldn't lake j.
ifhe hadn't paid tor il. He mentions another
case of New York German paper, which
ha2 ..l2 or - aud he announces 10 the
world that It VIII ..soon have 10 subscribers
here We suppose tbs thing Of inducing
Germans TO sop saeir papers b. tellaE them
they are Know Nothing publications" j.
par; Of his of5ciaL 9aag-and lie Is bound =.
do il. However. We are enabled to whisper
alir.le news in his ear He may succeed IN
humbu-5;ng a few Gegmans-but even .hey
viii yet smoke HIN ont, and treat lis inter-
vention in their affairs with tie eon.e mpt il 50
we'll deserves al their hands. Tie agent for
the yo'hs B,.tt, Of Cincinnati informs Us thai
he has sent on twen,v-six subscribers 10 thai
paper-it IS Tor freedom and Fremon.-a4d
every subscriber Is diuo. Try your Influence
on them, Jeemes
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Later from Kansas.
Rock ISLAND, July 25. 1885,

Il1fGh ISLAND JHlN 20, 1000.
Gen, Stringfeow and other citizens Of
Weston issued handful on July 8th, calling
on all Missouriaus to go over to Kansas be
fore August, 10 vote at the November election
under Toombs' biz.
We learn by Tie mail tha. Lanes party Of
so persons, inc}g!i1g women and children.
crossed the Missouri 70 Nebraska Cry on
Monday. Gea. Sm;la says if Lane enters
Kansas he viii arrest him II i costs him $500.
Lane will remain in Iowa unless the Nilsson
riaus attempt % intercept his parry. Six
hundred Missourians are said 20 be organized
at s.. Joseph to intercept Lanes parity
There Will be baslc ii obey attempt il.
Ninety Chica1oens and thirty Massachusetts,
men expected to join Lane 3. Nebraska City
Senator Sumner Never TO Recover.
The weii-n .orined an reliable Washington
cores pondent Of the \. Y. Times, write:
learn from excellent authority tLat Sana-
tor Sumner Is not improving in health under
tie influence of the inv -ora-ia. sea breeze
His physical debility sill continues with per
verse tenaci.v-a most discoura .ing SYMPTOM
in the estimation OF those friends WHO know
how vigorous his constitution heretofore has
been, how temperate his habits and perfect
his fosner hlal.h Il has left Cape Mas for
the mountains hoping to be benefited BY the
change from sea 10 mountain ar: but from
the evidence before ne, [ cannot avoid the
melancholy conviction thai lie viii never re-
cover from he Brooks assault
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fRoF-Woap's HAIR RESToEATIvE We invite es.t-
ra. -, .eation % he lvezss.a Of this article
other coltnn Il paper has been little less
than two years before the pa5-ls aud vet It has become
from rs InrriEsc merit standard article upon the
S1e.E5s = almost all druggists AMI the Chester Herald
says If a0w staads A. III haf Of an -jnoz If thr
@ial Nor is tas r,-uit nj ali surprising whea it ?
siAeTSd that IiStl uU-GtI statesmen well luy
members Of the laejsal profession in IseI LADIES' aul
gentlemen Of the eel ghost intelligence all paris
ee00try testify that it has ami viii restore the Ea5re
the head ct the bald remedy all daniru and itch
ing and all diseases OF thesraiu ard than al pre-
the hairs used for toet purposes both ia rolor
AMI from falling Out; any imaginary age. Read and
r
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yot quite oil Sold 5ut Going The two
weeks Mr.. r. Jackson limited himself TO- IN
o der to sell out all his Sumner Goods, have
nearly expired. and there's only few more
left of the same Sort now Is the time to get
a fine dress and a suit of clothes forthe small
est possible sum of money. Recollect, Jack
sons Cash Store, is tie place for bargains
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-07-31

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have
y an appointed Administrators al tac es-trec WI.
liam r. smith, late ct ayne county. 6aeca.ei. Al
pytrs 7ai aoel To the estate Grs -cgEa-tei e m
asdse ra rneue and thaz, having oIara- .iass the
ased to present theu1 uly heacicated
settlement The estate = supposed a. be solvent
LANES u. pos.
ARTHUR u. H.ENHENIIAII.
L.....l. -. -. $3.50.
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INWARD vvoHcorr.


tINcESxEs, IA. Jane u. 1888
Prof . J Woon Is Won about t mama acturs
aud veai Your entity discovered Hair R.stara i've
VIII state tor whatsoever II may euncern that
have tor several been IN the hae4f using other
Hair Rsstorsivps ant that find Yours yastv superb
any other Soew. II eatrely oln4uSas The head
LsA3rLG. and y,ts months pEopar use, III re-
any persons thu original vonthg4l collar
texture, giving 1t healthy. sc and glossy
aee ana al i staaat disco areg the hands that Ap-
tE II, tae dress sSilra Il drops Sonla there.
lore rac1- eeH its every ems srsi.a1s nav
Iag flua color ani texture OF hair.
ksspaotiuuy ,you.=,
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rtE JOSEPH WArsox, has returned home

gg- JOSEPH WATSON, has returned home,
after short absence from the city for the
purpose Of recruiting his health, and is now
ready to do his duty to all who call on him,
for a clear, substantial likeness OF themselves
or friends His Daguerreotype and Ambro-
type Pictures cannot be excelled any place IN
this country for beauty and correctness. Give
him a call
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-07-31

ics- The JEFF. says that the party with
which it acts. is just As much opposed to
slavery as are the Republicans. Ii that is the
fact, why are some OF their prominent mem
bers hereabou,s arguing that slavery is Di
N.ue institution, and is sanctioned by the BIZ
be?
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fhUtEooOh WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
IL has " orked MIRACLES

rf'HAr al tie ba1i sn3 gray can 81 restored per-
settiv u original growth, far their locks
eeKaa3 a1es caet besides. i'll cure
every possible disease 81 the scalp whether develop
"a d4rtIGH. itching in ths shape OF cutAaeous
qtions even ScA!1 hsad-and IN possible case
" At fail O e4Iias il BY magic. nervous peri
aticAl headache, a3 II used twice j week ~ the
Hour. arl. i YsslI preserve the soar snt keep
me nAtr from failing, - any Imaginable sga head
an- jaeSe
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E.- From a letter signed by the Catholic
Priest, of this city. published in the last JEFF,
he denies having written the communication
Of spectator which appeared in that pa
per. We give him the benefit of his denial,
and will take that part of it back so far as the
authorship is concerned. No person that we
ever heard of, has been so silly as to charge
the Priests of that denomination with saying
"a word in Church about politics to induce
people to vote for such or such man" No
indeed. a Catholic Priest is too smart for that
they operate in another way, and if he in
sists, We'll tell him how
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- - -.

c. & Il. CFFIcr, VASpAIiA June y. 1854
Pct NoaD-pear SIR tske pleasure il bearing
voluntary testimony the excellence OF your Hair
&e>torAtive !Erce months ago my hair very
gray. Il - ussy JsEA GYown, tthe origial coior)
smooth sui glossy. Th- eulv application de
has been the Hair Restorative prepA-ss by vcu
snd which, from tbs result ~ ny M case
cordially Recommend i TO Others
Respectfully, Your
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-07-31

SWEAR HIM-The last Jeff. refers us TO
another "genteman' who, it says. has seen
Jesse Williams drinking since his nomination,
and no will ''swear to it, drinking"
what? intoxicating liquor? Let him be
worn, Jeemes, and give US his name. We
are anxious to have that oath recorded
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INt'A$Sfa}kft tSEA-. JGGc lSco-
Messrs. q. ]. Weoo & - Cents Yours of the
18th daily t. hai tne losed please ini thirty
sh' collars. j. te. tae amount Tor Hair Res ora,ive
have sol. Is 81 Ii you choose. vau may
-on1 SIN dozen bottles HslT RestNrstveI taiRk can
sell It IL has Ned miracles in this place. sold
six ; BEETLES tAAt hAld, ami il fetched
hair all - head
lours, respectfully,
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s. vain street, niehmsnd.

ysvUE ateve lave been ge-etving every
lAFEs aatoss 70 tasr areseat % PsfnEs.
81 faT-}sa cs8try EiEh any
lt1e lover zher
ClaciauzE The .zzly goods es-aI
airy 81 Evsiiar brand price. AMI szpsri3r
deal exclusively WITH ana
z8vantzzes any apparent
any .sgsoz azs5zz 1T al
yzatzgs PLEMMER- TK0 & co, . Main
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~ The last No, of our neighbor's paper
contains a suggestion for an ''indignalion
meeting to be gotten up by the Republicans.
We have just one objection to his subject"
and that is the source should be free from
the same faint that would propose such
demonstration. 1t strikes us with some lit
tie surprise that the responsible" one of the
JEFF. should talk jestjngly about the ueeessi.
" Of such meeting. on an ale-ing occasion,
when he failed to attend an indignation meet
ing, and refused to publish the proceedings
Of it, called on the occasion of the MURDER
Of THOMAS W. BARBER of Kansas man
who was not only his benefactor, but his
cousin Jeemes is the last man in this little
world of ours, that should think or even
dream about 'indigna,i9n meetings." much
less to propose subject" for one
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plE6-At his residence in Csree1caSt1a On the I1.a
inst, Rev. SAArYa G CqorFz. an aye3 and b-aIv e.
eerei member ef tn North Iaaua Conference Of the
Neth- lsf EPss1p PAL Caa-,h sd member Ct the late
Geas.4i Conference.
tnr twenty-a. ne years De iGasT4ns Minister.
during VI o4 ne tEyerSe3 almost every pert Of ae
State. and seean1 in MS aad energy
11- AZ the INSTITUTIONS Z IL Church Of his ch-Iee.
" less wii, be severely felt 5v the Church bat
his azaat N fsl upsa e his II the Gospel
HIS end w4s 1szes - Iai Journal
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sxlg- Seven hundred and twenty nine per
sons went to Dayton, yesterday, from the
Richmond Depot, to attend the Fremont
Jubilee.