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VIncenncs. Ind. Juno q. lisa.

llnecnncs, Ind, Juno 81. 1854.
RRoF. o. J. WOOD: AS You are about to man
ufaeture and yend your reccntiy discovered Hair
Restorative, will state, for whomsooycr II may
concern. that have used II, and know others 10
use it-that have, for several years. been in III
habit OF using other Hair Resto ratives. aud that
ind yours vastly superior 20 any oiher know
II entirely cleanses The head OF dandrnG. and with
ne months proper use. wiiltestorc any persons
air 10 the original youthful cor0r and texture.
living ~ healthy, soft and glossy appearance.
ana al this. without discoloring tho hands that
apply II, or the dress on which Il drops. would,
therefore, recommend It's ass 70 ever enc dcslr-
Gus of having ilne color and texture OF hair.
Respectfully, Your,
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REPAIRED b
DIR. JAMES G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 25 Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81
SOLD BY
PIsOE WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
1T HAS woRcED MIRACLES

ffsHAf allthe bald and gray can DO restored per-
fectly in original growth, 20 FAR Us their locks
arc concerned, does not admit OF doubt: besides,
u Will cure every possible disease OF the scalp,
whether developed rs dandrlH, itching. or In the
shapcof eutaneous eruptions-eyen scald-hcad-
and In no possible case will Il fail OF curing, rs
IL by magic. nervous or periodical headache. and
II used twice week by the young, regularly, 10
VIII preserve the color, and keep The hair from
falling, TO any imaginable age. Road and judge.
9. X. Il. Office, VandIlia, June q, 1854.
PRoF. WooD-near Sir: take pleasure In bear
Ing voluntary testimony TO the excellence OF your
Hair Restorative. Three months ugo, my hair
was very gray. III now dark brown, (lbe orig
inal COLOR smooth and glossy. The only applica-
lion have made to H. has been the Hair Restora.
tive prepared By You. and which, from the result
In NY own cas- can most cordially recommend
EDWaRn woLcnTr-
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,MrLsox KING.


st. Louis. June 20. 1859.
PROF. WOOD: As you are about 10 prepare
and ycnd your recently discovered Hair kesisra-
tive. and ~ you request my opinion OF IT, will
state, that my hair was. iow months AGO. very
gray, and aftcr usng two bottles OF your HAIR Re-
eiofatiye, ID resumed its original color; and since
its application, all dandfna has disappeared from
my head. and have been troubled with no disn-
grccablo Itching of thesenip. am satisfied, that
those Who use u, will not regret IT, Ga Il gives the
appearance OF having been recently oiled. am
prepared, therefore. 10 recommend its use 10 All
who are dosirons OF having beautiful head Of
hair. am. sir. Yours. etc.
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4 NEW LOT OF
GENTS ENRBISHING COINS

Just received 0t No. 10 r. 9th st.
GLOVES & GAUNTLETS, DRAWERS, w.
" dcrshrts. Hosiery, Neck-tics. Mulilors, Wool
Scarfs, Comforts, Collars, Costom-inade Shirts
and travelling Shawis; together with every style
aud quality In the Meas Furnishing Line. pur-
chasers will save Themselves time aud trouble by
calling directly ai No. 10 and making thclf solcc.
tons, 10 my stock Is nov tho largest and most
complete than any other IN the same line West OF
the Mountains.
Thanking tho public for pas, pniro mage, would
solicit continuation Of their favors
ISAAC Il. SMITH,
No. 10 East Finh street. opposite tho Dcnnison
House, Cincinnati, O.
Nov n On
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice 20 Debtora.

nIANOS FOR RENT--NENY AND
= SECOND HAND--I have seven t--,TE,
" Pianos that want 10 rent, and ..'-S .---t
will let the rent apply the pur-i q III
chase until the rent pays for The Piano. Come
rent, and pay for Piano and not know y.
G. NJ. MURCH,
No. "a West Fourth street.
Sole Agent for L., y. d y > Pianos, and Bishop
& Child's melodeons. sep ~
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TgELODEONS EIELODEoNs! ME
Ut LODEONSH MELODEONS.u -z-.ss-sz-,
My stock OF Meodeons Is the largest -. -
in the city. Prices from SIS 10 e5o0.ff . ! IL
When you want MeiodeOn, the place to bay its
az No. "a West Fourth street.
c. n. MURCn
Sole Agent for H., X. & B.'s Pianos, and success
sor to Murch x white. oct24
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State OF Indiana, franklin, In the Franklin Com
County. mon Pleas Court.
Iisnry Van Bergen
". Complaint 70 fOrcclose
Peter =. Wright andl Mortgage.
Deborah =. Wright.
Tho above named defendants are hereby notified
OF the pondency Of the above Rnamed complaint
and b appear in the Court OF Common pleas for
The county aforesaid on tho second day ofthe next
term thereof, 10 be held az the Court House In
Rockville, In the county OF franklin and State
Of Indiana, on tho iirst Monday In January next,
then and there 10 answer the complaint Of said
plaintiffs.
Witness John "a. Johnston, Clerk OF said Court
this 2ist dag OF October, A. ID. 1855.
JONI M. JOHNSTON,
Clerk.
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NOTICE.

The genuine Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pns
sentaiion OF the mandatory.
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a. 5. Burleigh d Bro, Pew Albans, Ind, Pro-
priators for he South and West
M. ". Halle, Brookville: Charles vanca.,.
Metamora; Z. r. Fuller, Harrison. Ohio: 80
dealers IN medicine generally.
June 20
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EXEcUTOR,S NOTICE

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Al Office Is hereby given that tho undersigned
IN has been appointed Executor OF the last will
OF Thomas Faucet, late of Franklin County de-
JOSEPH WELSH,
Nov IL Executor.
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(xRocERfEs, HARDWARE, MAILS, ETC
NJ hngk ~ fAfquhafR are 10 receipt Oi full sup
Hardware, Cutlery and Nails, al No tomnes.
eihlkow,bY LINck q FARQuuAR
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The above named defendants are hereby noti ned
OF the pendency Of said suit, and 10 be aud ap.
pear Ia The Circuit Court OF Franklin County, on
The second day OF the next term thereof to be hot
den al the Court House In Brookviile, in tho
county OF franklin and State of Indiana on the
hrst Monday OF February, next, then and there 20
answer the complaint OF said plaintiff.
Witness John NJ. Johnston, Clerk OF said Corri,
and the ed day Of October, A. ID. 1856.
Oct 81 ~ JOHN N. JOHNSTON, Clerk.
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hrATE or tNDiANA,l IN Tia Franklin cucul
fNANlNLiN COUNTY, Court.
The piFomah'a Insurance compa'
ny. Cincinnati.
VI,
John Walker and Lucy Walker,
nnf John a. NAFdef, Francis \,
King. James Casey, Matthew H.
How, Milton u, ofylile, and Nah.
lon Gordon. Samuel W, Ilasol.
tine, Mosea n. llaaestlne, illchafd
~. bishop, William w. Wells, '
Oeofgo w, bishop, John u. How.
land, Thomas Montague, Merls
dlh Holm, President Of Tho Fay Complaint
cilo Couh{ Hanki william " Z " fofeoioso
comatpek, Jacob AbeF, toHae VII. Mortgage,
coA, Gooffo w. DAY, bowen Mat
lock. Jacob Abar. John ", Carter,
habnu a., elements, william "a.
IomntOrh, Jusius N. Jerks, Adm,
Alexander v, Winston, lnaau NJ,
Wlnslon, Loonodaa W. Winston,
Theodore nholweli, James ID. teh.
mRn, Ruus A, jonus, ceorEe a,
WhptloT, Max NIadloh Henry !,
IAuaf, Mosoa hladleh Daniel,
liichari GEORGES aud Nicholas
Mulkpf,
Tho above named defendants aru hereby nolln.
cd of tho pandoney 0l Aaid aull, aud 40 abppaf
in tie Circuit Court Of Prank Tia County, on The
tohand day OF the nokttefm thereof. % be acid ID
Cue t0nfi House w llfopA Wills, IN Che county VI
Franklin md state of Indiana, on the Afft Mon.
day % February next, aud answer tso complaint
Witness Joha n. Johnston, clerk ofsald Court,
lhla pad day OF oelobuf, A. u, 1850.
Oct u onSM. JOHNSTON, Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
STATE OF INDGANA,l In he Franklin Cireai
FRANKLIN COuNIYl Court.

Tho Flrcman's Insurance Com
pany, Cincinnati.
vs..
Daniel Walker, Caroline Walk
or, John Walker, Nicholas Wal
ker, Richard Walker, George
w. Walker, and John A. Ward
err, Francis J King, James Cas-
ey, Matthew Inflow Milton b.,
0ry illo, aud Mahlon Gordon,
Samuel ". Hsseltlne, Moses b.
fIaseltinc, Richard W. Bishop,
William W. Wells, George W. Co
bishop, Jn0 ID. Rowland. Ihos. =
Montague, Meredith Helm, y
President OF the Faycttc County
Bank; William n. C0mstock,
Jacob Aber, Jesse Wilcox,
George ". Day Bowen hatlock,
Jacob Abcr, John H.. Carter,
Robert NJ. Clements, Justus NJ,
jerks, Admir-, Alexander V.
Winston, Isaac n. Winston,
Leonedas W. Winston, Iheo-
doro w. Sh0twcll. James ID.
Lehman, Rufus a. Jones, Geo.
A. Wheeler, Max Sladler, Hen.
~ J. Lamar and Moses Stadfar
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PROF. WOODS Ny hnlrhad, forsoycrnl ,cnrr.
boon becoming premaiurcy gray, accom- panied
by harshncss which rendered The constant nppls
commenced using ,oar lImr Restorative, about
two months nEo, II was IN thai condition, and hav.
Ing continued &c use ill within Che last three
weeks, II has TUNED 10 ils natural cslor. nd ns-
numud n soitncss and lustru greatly 10 bo prefer.
rodo those Produced hy the application OF oils or
any other preparation have ovuruso regard
n as an Indispensable arlelo FOR ever ady a lol.
"a. whether 70 be used A. y Haif Restorative. or
Tor Tho sluipla purpose Of dressing o. boauunlng
Tho hair. You have permission 10 refer 10 me all
who entertain any doubt Of 10 performing All that
IL claimed fof n. Mis-. q, HyMoNnN.,
ciasinnaii. o., Feb. go. te5g.
WnsefloWn. Mass. MAJ 1. tass.
PROF. o. J. wooni Allow me 10 ntidsl The
virtues end magic poweFa ol youf Hair kcslofn.
i've, Three months slhcg, being exceedingly
gray, purchased, and soon commenced 10 sss.
Two BEETLES. undtt a9un began 10 lrl M restoring
tho silycflotkn 20 their native color. aud tho hair
which Nae before dry aud harsh aud failing %,
now became soft aud glossi. und II ceased fllinfi
The dnndfun disappeared, una The aralp loaf All
The disaEfceHble iehinE, go nnno,inF before, and
now, hot only look, bul Ice yoanF again.
ouAhLisN WHITNEY.
". fHold "a W Market street. "a. Louie, Alo.
y, hfoAdwag, New York, and ny all Druggists.
everywhere. Al kinds OF family patent mods
ei1eh ior sne on The beet possible terms, az Pro.
iesser Weeds establishment, iit Market hlfeei
~. Louis,
l1cp. .Johns,onls sole srea, for llrooiyills.
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VALLEY HOUSE,
BR00KQILLE, INDIANA.
TAKES pleasure In Informing The public goner
1 ally, that no II now IN receipt OF and open.
Ing In bis new room, opposite the public square,
"A largo and fall stock Of Goods Ia his llns. Ills
stock of
DRUGs AND MEDICINES,
Ito can say with all confidence. IL not surpassed.
either Ia quality variety, by any other house Ia,
tho county, nor aias low prices. His large stocK
OF
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &C..
Kept by him, Is complete In every part. am now
oponlngan eegantassorlmcnt OF
English. French and American Per-
fumcros,
Az OF which have been purchased nj such prices
will enable me 10 sell them a. the very lowest
rates.
Far ANY OF tho above or numerous other arsiclos
usually Kept IN houses OF like character, The pa b.
Ne nre respectfully invited 10 tho "slgn OF mo
Golden Morhr.n
PhysieIans can rely upon having their pro scrip
JOHNSTON.
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ELLIOTT & BABB,

mr.. ELLIOTT, baving associated with him In
IL the practice Of Medicine, Surgery, &C., DIR.
BAbB, recently from Maine, respectfully informs
his friends and tho SICK generally, that all bus-
ness In their profession VIII BIO promptly attend
cd 10.
OctlTtf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-21

iessrs. As. Burlelgh q Bno'-Cent., ".
sovereign balm Pills have pfofod 70 ben s,e-s
remedy he1e for chills aud Fever. Colds. n-,.-s
Complaints and Dyspepsia. AL have solI eii
mai were len with me, and ne there u larre d.
mand, you Will please send me flesh snonix i,,,-
med lately, and obiige yoars, -
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Blank Deeds. &c
Prints! Prints!!

TOR Merrlmac, Cocheco, Bay State Philip AL
II lens Spragues, Dunneis, and all other good
april II 70. BAKER.
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Please notice Tue fetaols ar. Broun gives fef -.
King ioran agency Tor selling the Sow roien fsIm
Pills. Could ~ one give better reasons fre-
der. n .on want good medicine please procure
box Al ihc earliest confonirnco and rlft thsna
trial.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

SEED CANE FOR NEXT CRoP.-We desire to call
the attention OF planters to their seed cane mat ayel
after the 10th inst. Upon examination we have found
the canes "put up y after that time to he almost
entirely worthlels. 1t will be remembered that about
the above mentioned time We had quite severe frost
followed BY cold north wind, The cold WAS not,
leaves it is true showed the marks Of frost but vege-
tation was not destroyed IN plants Of a-less hardy
growth; yet it is undoubtedly true that all standing
cane after the 10th inst, at least in these parts ex-
plants. We presume That most Of our planters had
put up their seed cane previous to that date, bnt
should there be any who have not done so, we would
advise an examination of their mats made since that
date, so that if found to be injured they may be con
Terted into sugar. before they also rendered worth
less for that [Baton Rouge Gazette, 23d inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

CKoPs AND WEATHER IN THE PARISH OF ST. Mar,
r1S-We take the snijoined paragraphs from the New
Iberia Star OF the 22d inst
We are now i'll the midst Of what is ordinarily the
sugar making Of our planters and as vet many
OF our sugar growers have not commenced taking of
their crops while those who have begun, without cx-
ception complain Of the yield as compared with even
that Of the worst Of former years. From present in
dcatiOn we do not believe that the Forthcoming crop
Of this parish will reach two thousand hogsbeads
During the past week we have experienced every
and pleasant, cold and pleasant, cloudy and cold,
cloudy wet and disagrecable for the gulf coast
and that is asserting good deal as the clerk Of the
weather can testify Notwithstanding all this we are
happy to state that the health Of parish was never
better than at present.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER W. r. DorGLAs-The
clerk of the steamer City of Knoxville has furnished
with the following particulars of the accident to
the W. r. Douglas.
On the 23d inst, at o'clock, P NJ, the steamer
Wm. r. Douglas, Capt. Tarbell, hence for Fed river
picked up snag when opposite Donaldsonyille,
tearing away the lower guard and cook house, struck
and broke the engine and steam pipe The steam
from the broken pipe burst through the cabin floor
tearing it up considerably, and completely demolished
one chair scalGed Mr. Hamilton, (barkeeper) Mr.. j.
NJ. c. Williams, of DeSoto parish, Mr. W H. Vaughan,
Of New Kent county Va. Mr.. Eli Carncs, Of Ga,
who were passengers.
Hamilton and Vaughan are badly scaldod but it is
thought they will soon recover. Williams and Caues
were but slightly injured
During the excitement which was very great, some
seven eight persons jumped overheard but the boat
being very in shore it is supposed that al of
them escaped. The wounded and other passengers
returned on the Knoxville.
The steamer Opelousas towed down the W. r.
Douglas and landed her at Lafayette. The Douglas is
new boat, built during the last summer expressly
for the Red river trade, and was her first trip.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

For NICAEAGUA.-The Memphis Evening News,
Of the 10Th, says:
A company Of two hundred additional recruits for
the Ncarayan army will leave here tonight, in COM
mand OF Cnpts. Jones and Hancock on the steamer
H. NJ. Wright for New Orleans Their object is to
reach that city in time ior the steamer Of the 2Gth for
San Juan.
The II. NJ Wright arrived in port yesterday. Con-
se1uenty the emigrants can 60 out the Tennessee
which sails this morning at O'Clock. Good luck to
them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

CoLD BLoODED NIURpER,--On the day Of election,
Wn. H. Rinwaters murdered James East, at Casey
VILE Copiah county It was the coolest and most de-
berate murder We have ever heard of, and apparent
lywithout cause-at least the public at loss for
any The murderer and his victim met at the polls,
and seemed upon perfectly friendly terms, laughing
and joking together During their conversation Rain
waters asked East to load his doubleharleed shot
gun. While f. was loading it, R. told him to be sure
and put III large load, for he did not wish to miss
his mark After the gun was loaded, R, Invited E. to
his buggy to take drink, and they drank together.
While there, R. put his saddle, which he had brought
with him, his horse, after which he stepped back
some twenty feet from F., and deliberately Shot him,
killing him instantly He then jumped on his horse
and rode of.
East was Il quiet, nohensye young man, about
eighteen years Of age, beloved by all who knew him
and the neighbors at loss to conceive OF motive
for Rainwaters' killing him.
The Governor of the State has odereda reward Of
5000 for Ranwaters arrest and the relatives Of East
have offered an additional reward Of $1,000. We trust
| that the villain will be brought fojustice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

FlRE.-On Thursday night the dwelling of Mrs
Simpson, in this place, was entirely consumed by lire.
Nothing saved except the clothing the inmates
had on Mrs. S is a widow with a large family, aud
is left completely destitute BY this calamity. The
chalitaby disposed will please take notice.
[Huma Ceres, ed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26
ANOTHER ACCESSION TO THE Royal FAM

ESGLASD.--A Brussels letter says;
Compiegne is a somewhat out-ofthe-way place for
the divulgiug of intelligence touching anticipated
events which deeply interest the British court and
people. Such, however. is the case, it being enr-
renty reported among the court circles that most
gracious Queen is far advanced III condition which
promises God aiding, to augment the royal family OF
England, somewhere about the month Of February.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION. - The fol-
lowing Is list OF Delegates appointed by Gov. R. c.
Wicklitfe to attend the Southern Convention, to as
semhle at Savannah, Ga, on the Sth proxmo:
Daniel W. Adams G. W. Huntington, G. A. Pvn.
chon T. J. Casey. Dr. J. Labatut Walter Cox, n. R.
Jennings, R. Prendergast. S. Hardy, Hugh Kennedy
j. q. Nixon, R. B. Sumner, James Robb; L. D. G.
Jones, G. ". p McGimpseF. L. F. Patten, R. A. Har-
gis, John F. Sterling Dixon Hail. DR.. Whitstone. DR..
Egan, John NJ. Sanddge, Dr. Cressler, VIM. Bull.
Dr.: Wilder, Henry Herthoz, P A. Morse, Walter
Brashear DR.: Millard Col. Norwood, Chas G. Hunter,
Jacob Humble, Alexander Decouet, I. J. Bird, John
3. keinpeter, Aristide Landry, Judge Tucker, Pat
rick Dohelty, Vim S. Parham, 2. Leloux, Daniel
Inrnbul, Nm. m scott, Jesse Davis Samuel Anderson,
Dr. George Shadbone, R. G. Downs Alex. Barrow.
s. Van Wicke, ". ". Pugh Col. Butler, Gov. Ro.
man. Il. Lawrence. r. S. Proctor, D. Z. Kenner, F.
Gardere Robt ST Martin, John n. Evans C. Lacoste,
Jas: Smith, Wm. D.. Ifatch, J. "A. Harbour, Robert
Cade, Wm. R. Barrow, Sr., Judge Baker, D. D. Avery;
Jesse Hart, \. Wommack Hardy Richardson, M G.
Penn. Walter G. Robinson, j. NJ. Wisdom, A. D. Kelly
Rooert J. Ward, Samuel Smith, S. F. Slatter,J Il.
Littcield; S. F. Wilson, g. Seymour. D. c. jenkins
John Claiborne, S. e. Kennedy, j. L. Levy, j. NJ.
Lapeyre, J. \. Braud, Martin Gordon JE, JOS Berry,
Vim. Berger, Oran Mayo, VIM. II. Perkins G. II
Hnmphries, T. 0. Moore, Aaron Livingston, DR.. Gray
Nm. H. Hamilton Henry Phillips, Jesse Bynum, Dr.
FournoF, Judge Campbell, Mason Long Chas.
Flower. Robt Hunter, Wm. Pitts, Judge Ganigues
Lafayette Mathews, Thos. ?. Firth, Hugh Karey. DR.
Nolan, sen. Harper; Wm S Pike, Z. NJ. Hereford
G. N. Pierce, \, Delhonde, DR.. Evans, John Routh
NJ. Row, Col Claiborne, Hugh Short Moses McWa
ters, Thos. Ferrar, J. n. T. Richardson, Vincent
Walsh ". Lalauve, 7. E. Chinu, VIM Ventress David
Barrow, VIM. Welham, John L. Lewis. A. Lablanche
Chas Poydras ;. Trepagner, DR.. Breckinridge
Edward Sparrow, L. V. Reeves. R. R. Barrow, Tr:lsi
L. Tucker, G. W Munday, J. r. Smart A. Thomp
son, Albert Carter, Frank Hardesty,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

scANEE's PooR HEAD.-The New York Daily
News the special organ in that city of the Hard
Shell politicians, who conpassed the nomination and
mean to rule the administration of Buchanan if they
can, has the following characteristic editorial
THAT BROKEN PATE-The election havine rome
OIL there Is OF course no longer any party necessity
| ior summers mead to remain sore and that martvr
comes out OF Ms retreat ready to talk in the open ir
by the hour. What marvel, that there shenld he
auch a connection between the fourth Of November
and the tissues Of the cudgeled orator. The Senate
| rial Sophomore has no doubt done more by utavino
possum than if he had stumped the entire North Si
rehashes and plagiarisns from Demosthenes His 81.
lence was more eloquent than a sermon by Beecher.
NOW there Is no more need for sharnming Abraham
as the Cape Cod sailors phrase it, and Master Summer
Is ready to present his meek brow for the chapiet that
! massachusetts, is ready to bind about them.
1t does seem rather dishonest to get well so sudden.
~ about election day bat suppose the wire pullers
OF the Abolition party compelled the chastsed Senator
to remain an invalid. Thnrlow Weed might have told
them that Sumner was good enough Morgan until
| the election over. q.
| Ihat Gaming Sumner received was very advanta-
geo'ls to him, although he wasn't hurt much. He
might have been Ill his seat ten days after the agel-
atlon, looking as well as But it was thought
cunning dodge" to "play Sick and so it turned
Out. lie not only increased his popularity and en-
Joyed good summers rest, but at the same time
avoided the fatigue Of laborio,s canvass. This was
profitable all around OF course he will be reelected
. to the Senate
Only two or three things remain to be done to cap
the Climax OF Summers earthly grandeur. Let him 70
| TO washington this winter and deliver Senatorial
speech full OF vndictiye and INSCRIPTIONS abuse of
Southern men, women, children, States and institu-
tons Then, if he succeed in getting an mpul-
sive southerner to spit in his face another to box his
ears another to give him good kicking, and above
all, another to bestow upon bis gentee cow
hiding, there is little doubt Massachu sets would
secede from the Union and elect him Emperor for
life. The chiValric Fremont majority in the old Bay
State would never allow the meek, unresistng, but
pteously whining sufferer, to go unrewarded. Assu-
redly not