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NEW GOODS.

lust RECEIVED per Steamship Cahavta, from
u N,w yntk. Beautif, white auH Creuved Hril-
lantines. Plain and Plaid White Jacones. N.in-
sruks, Swiss Nnslins Embroidered Swiss and JHc-
c,at tl.nds Piain. l'lack and Cu'o,ed Rareees,
Ladies ankIlisses Write Cotton Hnse, Black and
Colo,ea sK t'lotS, filet s'itts. NJ ok and w'ii'e
Grape Co,yfs and Sleeves, Figured and pl.'id
silk Parnsos, Grass, Hair Cloth and Corded
Skirts, f,r sails vstv rHFaP ~ 'he
PBfhabeI FatA CHsAr CAsH sfrnE,
April 29 Lafayette street.
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architectural Taras, II.
C. q. WILSON,,
House. sign q Ornamental Painter,

Third Street. two doors North Of the Post Office,
1ttvtNG ret,haneHt's>1pcs'ed III Ratcn Rouge.
| we would respectfully solicit share of the
rublle pattprage Ieins r'actica''e work'nen, We
are 10 work on the must reasonable terms and IN
The test sttte
ALSO, Grainny Marhling, Glasing and Paper
hanging neatly esecuteh
t Plantation work solicited aud promptly
attended ~ i.rle-v.
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French MMNtilIAs.

TUE ladies' are invited to exam1tie oll'
] beautiful assortment o. French Imported
sprng Manfillas Of the latest end uost ftsi,ioii-
able styles purchased cf The importers Il, n Ynrk.
~ the assortment is not very large, the ladies
would do well to call early--at The
PHILADELPHIA CHRAP CASH SFneE,
rarg5-,f, Lafayette Street.
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psANUs /, PlANOsu

r. pE KOSAs LAcERDA, respectfully inf,rms
u. the rabiic il eeas All thAt he will haveaflom
nov soasta atty sveral vsfy Ntce plAN0a on
hand, a he sold extreaiy ehsAp. NJ. charges
for tuning Is from nav IN IN tswn and - IN ccun.
try. but only ftr cash, Every Kind ofinstrumente u
rep stred ~ moderate Prtc ee.
:. Apply b the Jswelry etsrs ;cf NJ. rhendAre
4DlauDAMnt. f tany, 9Th, 1855.
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JOSEPH Mcklll,lNlk.
.lrrhtfprtN EkMilHer.

lc5o,, On F1otftn. East Of Mtinp ~.
r WOULD RESPECTFULLY call The
l. attention Of the public, to my arrange
ME et,ts lot the New Year Having trade
arrangements with one ci The best na,u-
featuring establishments in Cincinnati.
! an, rre epareh 10 furnish Sash p,o's and
Blinds, made Of the best White Pine Lnn,-
her. and Of superior workmanship and
much cheaper than can te male in the
South. Persons wishing TO build would
find II TO Their advantage to consult me
bef5re building
Orders rom The country earnestly soli-
cited. Country work Of Al kinds pronnt-
!, attended to In ths ncst worknanlike
n,ant,er
Plans and specifications for city and conn-
wv Houses. sathurhan Villas. etc. given IN
the uest approved styles. All kinds Of
'ci, Work attended 10 with neafness and
dispatch Water Cisteths made Of he best
material. ianJ0
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Carriages. Harness. Whips.tkc.

1NHE Subsetihtar's assortment OF Cafria
j. gas Hatness. whips. &r. is n,v ron-
plete. and b in ties an examination II
hi. stock before purchasing in New o.
ltt.ns, as he guarantees his prices as low as
AZ utt, III the south.
Mamronm corner Of Third and FlpriA;
Streets, Manufacturing and rera'lin. /.
superior style at the old established stan''
ccInel OF Main and Church Streets
". +. TTNNARD.
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STRAW rIA'TT1sns.

1rsT Received from New York anct'ons, TwFsSs
y tive pt,res WHITE ant 1UiOfEb MATriEG
which will b. sold AT VERY LOW PRICES at the
PHILADELPHIA CHetF iasR sroRs.
Apl a. Iafayetse STREET.
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steam Pressed Brick.

NOR the conyen,enc. ot The citizens OF
i Baton Rouse. All +, f'ire has beee ore n
ed al JOSHUA BEAL's STORE, opposite the
Harvey Honse, where orders may be left
tNf imttaeliate transmits to the STEsM
Ba,cx and LuN NpFn MUS. of the subseri.
her and will be filled with quick despatch
"A if given at The office on the yard Those
wishing firm and durable article. are So
hrited 10 test the quality Of che SrsAM
PaEsssp. 10 Brick delivered in town aud
vicinity in any quantities. at lowest market
rates laugps.,) !. H. SCHENCK.
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WHITE rnTTONs AND LINENS.
fUST RECEIVED. per Steamship tahawba from
y New York auctions, fiae Int NJ slirting cot
1nns and Lineu shirt hsso'ns far snln VERY Inv at
the PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH STORE,
Apl 25 Iafayette Street
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N0tice.

TUE suhscrher respectfully returns his
l thanks to his tfienas and CUSTOMERS WIN
have during the past year lifsralIv given
him their patronage. and takes this meth
I'd Of informing them and the puhlic al
large that he has now on hand large 10
" seasnned humber and everything redn
ite for the undertaking successful cnnple
ton OF all work in the shape of Hnns
buildings, Blinds, Sash and Doors. fitin.
mp Of Stores. at-tnon,s III The best. ,ncs'
durable and wu'k,nanlike stvle. \ Allnf'et
lett at D G. Meh ans Hardware Store TN
Post Office. OF at my ship nh Fifth stree
adjoining ST. reier's and st Panl's culleg'
viii meet with p'onpt attention
dpcyi. & T.. SEES.
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Dress Trim m imgsi

WILL he opened this morning a
w beautiful assortment cf ladies' dress trim
,.',ee II Me tatpst Parts style S,sh anh Potret
Ribbons, a. the PHILADELPHIA rnfsr CASH SroaE,
,nar25 ". Lafayette Street,
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TO spOrtm e n.
steam paCkiDgl I

CUTTA Percba Steam Packing
" Kentucky ard Co.ton packing; gsslst ~.
per and Navy Oakunl; steam Bibs, Furnished snd
Polished Steam stops and Ohske Cocks: brass
Coupling and Counec'ing Cocks, for iron or cop
per pipes always on hand ~
+ jau1T.v. LARGu1EK IANOTE.t
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proftssianal Aotitt,.
- --s-T~sF 49,
HTssF sFSssso S>wmo CNVVO

tsfUfesseoumt card.
AR DUCHElN, Of the Medical Faculty
~ oi Mcntpslliet (Tfante) having re-
recently established himself in this City
elfets his ptofp ssirnal services to the public
sUEHe viii at all .itaes be found Az Mr.
l',,oL's residence, liear lu'ige Datk'el
Unless professionally engaged. lcct25-tf
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NnffcR.

IL please remembar that their accounts were Aas
o1 the r.t Of January, and unless they come ~.
ward and settle medistsIy. will be compelled
to place them IN the hands ~ a Collector ~ co1
lection, isb0 " D. PHILLIP
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Nft, Cbfdp Stort.
BeAmtiftsl sprlme Goods.

TUsT RfCEfvEb per 8 en- nsliip Uahaw awba. fro,n
y New York, and opened this murnlng, choice
selection uf indies Dress Goods. Fio,nced Bar
eye Rebes, Cl,ally, pain and Black Bareges,
tiinghams, lawns, very Are B'ack Alpaca, Super
panihaant English and ffeuch prints, priiiantes;
Corded lawns, Paris svlphiaes, new article for
Indies iresses, Grenadines DC, at the
ptitbAEELpH1A CHEAP DASH STORE,
inar25 Lafayette street.
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Among the Late Arrivals

OF NEW GOODS At THE
Philadelphia Cheap Cash Store,
WILL, he found beautiful new st vie
W Paris I'areees Flnunced robes, very cheap.
large assjr tt,ists II Satin Da,nask Tafle Clsths
and Napkins. very superior qunity Of Gents Lin
en- Gas,hric Hardk erchiefs +; afew pieces Of super
white linen DRIFT: Fnr sale ~ tie
PHILADELPHIA CHEAp CASH Sr1es,
mar2s. Il. Lafayette Street.
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BATON ROUGE, La, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 70, 1856.
INSURANCE.
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
tf Baton NUrGe.

NJ Baton WOUGe.
f,eo,yo'otedby Act Of Lepts,ature q Louisiana
Apptore5. lt,tct 1}h. 1855.
Authorised Capital. .:::. s5V0. 1900 90.
The S,mttera Mnt,ot Hspranre 'Ct'nronv
Of Baton Rouge. have tnis day CONNIE ered
operations, and are p,et a'ed to take Fier
MAe'vh, and R,veR Risks.
Directors.
lanes n Brown, Leon Ronnecaze,
irIn B Keinrttsr, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, ". T. Tunnard,
los V. Durable, ,'oseph La,guier,
6. &. Mediation. VIM s. Pike.
Trustees.
W. 3 Walker, Jessee Hart,
r. y. Conrad. s & Ieyrock.
t'has. A. Slack, James VI Brunot.
sosthene A liam, W u. Phillips,
Joseph $. Williams, Thompson J. Bird,
]. r. Nolen. DAME d. Avery,
John A. ppusbe,'y, sarnnel NJ. Hart,
WILLIAM s. rlKE, ptes't.
Attpth enptrrHs. secr
Baton Rouge. Jsn'y -. 1876. tf
THE MU r u AL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF new YORK.
Net -ircun,nf,red cash Fnnd,
e.Ols.
All the profits divided among the Insured
FRED s. WINSTON, Ftesf
ISAAC ABBUTT. Se,'y.
tuAC am artuueu
NJ Gronen 4, Flhs. duly authorized
A gent iot Baton Rouge. ap. 10y.
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j. A. TROusDALE.

Surgeon Den mtlst-1salosa Rouge.
iyENEWS the tender of his prote.-
LII sisnai services IN the sarhms branches per-
sent,e,xan At East and Wests baton Nsuse and
III. surrounding country: xannnn
A IN his abilities N. nest cfe=
iAentia,s can be furnished II neces. NllYYYYy
eaty /. but to those who have mt employed him,
he would respectfully refuf to hts kind patrons
whs nave ~ lbetalty favcrea him ftufihg fhe past
wear, with their csnnlence anl for wkick lie
would return Ma mnst sincere thasks, promising
touss every eAertion 10 continue 70 merit the
same.
All werk eetfsrtne,. scientifically A. WITH the
gatncst care. and also With The vew ii aufNbtiits
thus rendering a permanent benefit To the PATIENT
he will always be In his piliee from A. NJ, Until
bf A.
0tiee eocats over J. ". Vdfgtss' shoe stcre,
Lafayette street. oct2b
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Cart and Wagon Harness.
a FULL ASSORTMENT Of Collars,
n Hames. Blind brides, Cart br-etbirs
ert saddles. Jpargcn harness. T,sce chains
&c. which we offer at moderate prices.
ianlsdv1 LARCUIERk 4 LANCUE.
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NUMBER 49,
THE DAILY COMET. ~ :,
Published Daily Mondays Exceptsd.)
q. A. PIKE, Edttor 4 pr"Ftiet6s.
--@- - 4 s4-.E---- sR ta %H
Office on I bird Street.

fB re ettsts.--Tas subscription Is hxed a. ~
rate Of fb uD per annum, payable In aayance, q
f6 90 At the expiration Of six months. IN. Week-
" is published at ~ +" per annurn, invariably ir
advnnce Both will be punetually delivered Win
IN Tie limits ~ the City by the carrier
~ ~Adveftistmgs-0ss Dollar per square
sr the irst Insertion, aud half that at,onht fc'
ever Subsequent rton-ten lines or less, CON
stitute square.
YEARLY AdveTtising.-M Merchants, TrA-
ders, and cthers, viii be contracted with on this
most reasonal,le terms. .zett,4 -
t4y JOts W6flt. -Ous facilities for de'ns
job York with neatnass aud despasch-'n all va
ritties cf coots canuct be surpassea by ahy r.
tablisuiens IN the Uity-such rs: q t.z=...,.
LAWYERS BRisft--B4iL ficssts-Fo -Fosrsks--BffA
ffsArs-Blil or LAplsas-- PeUaaA MaEs- ELEcIlot
Tics -Dnuas,sfs' LsRsis Jams cttvss--
and yrsifisa OARps. For farther particulars, W
invite you to call aAd see oi,r specimens.
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DER HARDEN's EXPRESS.
/ A superior lot Of Table and pocks4
Cutlery. yist received apd for sale by
ian1sdyl LARGUtER 4 LANOUE.
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INN WARE-We have now Il, store =
l. large assortment o. Tin Wate ofevery
description which we Offer at very reduced
prices ~ LARGUIER 4. J.ANOUE.
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CARPET a RUGS.

| WRIT II u NUUUe
TNHT subscriber has Just received from
| New York. a large assortment of In
grain. Three Ply. and BRUSSELS Carpets, all
of which will be sold at low prices.
serf ~ W u PHILLIPS.
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f,rotyofntedbv Act Of LeRis,ntnrs q Losista',a,
4pptoyed, M,reA 1@tt, 1855.
Az thovlsesi Capital. :::s $500. 90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-01

Y-A case of very singular nature. says the
Toronto Coonist of the 18th, was heard before
Mr. Justice Draper Chambers, on Thursday last
Err. Il. NJ House, Justice of the Peace, resid-
ing in the town of Simcoc. was arrested by one
of the United States Marshals. on charge of
absconding, about fifteen years ago, with GER
tain funds in his possession as Treasurer Of the
State of Mississippi, and his delivery for trial,
under an Indictment for embezzlemcnt, found
against him in the said State, was applied for
under the provisions OF the Ashbnrton Treaty
He was then known by the name Off. S. Graves,
and, it is alleged, has Il brother living in that
territory. The application was disallowed, on
the sole ground of the crime for which the pris-
oncr has been formally indicted not falling with
in the terms of the statute providing for the e%-
tradition of fuGitivcs from Justice s-E.
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gB-Alvin G. Bradlee, Esq, the referee in the
Forrest divorce case, has made his report. 1t
provides for the payment Of AIRS. Forests costs,
and orders Mr. Forrest to give security for the
payment of alimony, and affirms in all repects
directed and adiudged that in case the said Cath
arino n Forrest, shall survive the said Ed
Forrest. defendant; or any other event shall occur
materially changing the circumstances of the
said parties, or either Of them, an application
may be made on the foot of the judgement in
this action, by action by any party in interests,
for such modification Of the suid judgment touch
ing the said allowance for support as may be
jus; in view OF any right, title or interest in or
claim to the estate, real or personal, of the said
Edwin Forrest, which may tl.en have accrued to
her by act and operation of law, or in the view
of any such other event. Washington Star.
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Tur srw GovrRsoe FOR KAssAs-Thc Pres
idcnt Yesterday seat to the Senate for conjrna-
ton, the nomination ofJohn W. Geary, former
liz Of Pennsylvania, as Governor Of Kansas, in
place of Wilson Shannon, removed. Mr.. Gca-
~, previous To the Mexican war, prectised civil
engineering as profession, but participated in
that conflict as colonel fthe Second Pennsyl9a-
mia Regiment. He was appointed by President
Polk, in ls4g, to proceed to California, as post
master Of San Francisco, and was subsequently
appointed by General Riley, Judge or Alcalde.
He was the first mayor of San Francisco under
the city charter, and was appointed by the state
legislature member OF the Board Of Commits
siOners for the funded debt
He was also an unsuccessful candidate for u
ntcd States Senator from California at the peri
cd of Col FrenOnt's election. lie represented
as being forty years Of age and well fitted to disA
charge the duties Of the office to which the Pres
dent has appointed him, and in which. unless a
different policy speedily adopted by the admin
stration, whatever military experience he may
have acquired in Mexico may be brought into
rcquisition. -Ecening Post.
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one HUNDRED DOLLARS.

vim be e4en to any artist Virginia who win exhibit
twelve pictures v SIX DagHerrptgpes
Of egay gtst reiTr which Mr. Adams will select from
his collection. HELMS opened Gallery ForbsJeW
esy store iss Main St. NTH skEih arranged the most
approved principles which cannot be eauae unless SINH
larry Situated fronting the river. With Of
coss large and well arranged, with every convenience for
making class pictures Of style and size He is
happy to announce assisted By r. JAMES oADr
the arts. the pictures that awarded the high
CIT premium, cold Nedt at thelast fair Of the american
institute CastIsaTde Kew also the yPre'aiWnl
dtcdrea for Dagufrseotype the Worlds Fair
AIr. a. has sedlts and eight diplomas forthe
gerreotpes exhibited atdHercnt fairs in the United
stses which fully tetr superiority and having been
honored With aIarge proportion Of the business Sheelfps
the past year expects W Increased facilities only
retain but enlarge The number patrons especial
ly as lie relies on Tie fattc merits his productions rath
er than display of furniture. AstJroxpsSelshero single
or ouGe glass DagneFroypes plain colored equal TO
painting Ivory Photographs from the lowest prices npto
fifty collars Oarlht being made Of French Plate Glass
and being unobsrpctsd by other buildings, pictures
made from sMnrtse Pictures children
.tqHtdasos from "a. u. to3P. TettheIIghtiss
aud With eyes sit by with per-
feet Cioady good any By this light. Gail
and examine before engaging elsewhere. aAst
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YtRG1S1A GolD MrxEs-The Richmond Des-
patch has the following in relation to the gold
mines of Virginia. The proprietor Of the quartz
gold mine in Orange county is about to ship fifty
tons ofore to England, to be tested there by par
Ties negotiating for his mine. The United States
about being opened The washing Of the
vaucluse sands refuse yields SO per ton. The
Mitchell mine in Spottsylvania has been valued
a $3.50, 900 by party in New York The Car
dine mine, in the same county, is yielding well.
All the energy and eapitalrequired to work these
mines comes from the North, which may yet do
wonders in developing the resources of Virgin
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egy-The Roston Daily Adrsrtiser, the leading

Sy-The Boston Daily AdUertiser, the leading
straight Wing organ of Massachusetts, says:
so slight, under presence appearances, is the
prospect that Mr.. Fillmore will receive support
from his own party, which can be of any aSail
to him, that the Wings might as well throw a
way their votes by settingup an electoral ticket
of their own, as by borrowing, for the same OBJ
ject, that of the American party. We do not
assume this as certain result; but it seems so
probable, that VIC would not recommend to the
Wings the adoption Of any system of action ba-
sed on so uncertain an event as the success of
toe Fillmore ticket in any one State Of the Tn
i'm
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DIR. j. Hedges

Dr. j. hedges
FEVER Is AGUE ANNIHIBATOR
FEVER and Ague, chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, any
form of Intermittent Fever whether OflOnsst
ing is sDeedy safely, and cRecsuslly BY the of
DEL. Hedges AHnIhator. ~
This preparation entirely free from all metallic poison,
such as Arsenic or Mercury, but Is compounded from ex
tracts purely vegetable 4 AcernIn safe and eheaelo1S
remedy and can he in all kinds Of weather The Pro-
has used article in his private practice for
years. has II failed to effect perfect
cure when the directions been followed In no posi-
bic way can nre system, butts adapted 10 MI ages
sexes and constitutions be given to the infant Of
month old with much safety to the adult and can be
ken. in any climate eneomiun, no long array
Of testimony TO herald its efficacy Its merit lies within It
selean TO the invalid 1t will prove Of more value than an
octave volume Of certificates. sisz'.
Prepared only by the Proprietor at Stanhope, ~ ~ and
never genuine without his signature
For sale wholesale retail byA, C. GOOD Co.. Drug
wheeling VA and by Druggists and merchants gene
rally throughout the United States i-t- = q
w. II. DEcAMP, General Wholesale Agent
- forthe Western States,
r,v7s I'm = 49, - IS CORTLAND St. New York.
tHft'Oi"
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PESFrXED BAEIrH-iEhatIsdy or gentleman would re-
main the Of ssErgeabe breath when by use
ing nc BILx THOUSAND FLowEas dentifr!ce Eord
My but leave the teeth white as alabas
terri Many persons know teF breath iS bad, md
subject delicate, their friends will never ntH'!on
H. single drop Of the Balm" on your tooth brush
and h the teeth night and nUfn. 50 bottle viii
last year. ....s.
EEArriHr1 mas be easily acquired by using
N: Ialm OF Flowers. II viii rcrore tan, pix
pies the SKIN leaving Of soft and rose
hne towel, poar two ;lsee drops ami wash
fac nigh: and morning.
saAyISo MADE EAsYswt shaving-hrush in either
warm pour three ArOps Balm offs
thousand Flowers" the we'll It will TASK.
beautiful lahrT facilitating the operation oishsT
Ing Price only Httr cents.
W. p. PETEIDGE CO.,
for sale by 7. II. LOGAN L CO ieIi-is
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AYERS cATRART1c PILLS. ag
PILLS hat are Pills !!


PROF HGYTs State Cherns. Of iassaehsetts says they
are the hes. Of al Pills aud annexed The who certify
that Doct. Hayes knows, vik;saa
LEMUEb SHAW Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of
Massachusetts.
EMORY w.tslInUEN, Gov of Mass.
vs. O. PLUEKETT Lieut.. Gov. Of Mass. - sou a
EDWARD EVERETT, Eyec. Of State and Senate. Of the
noBgRT G. .wlNFHRoP, Ey-spssker House of Reps.
U. 3. j.. MA
ARRorr LAwRENcE. Minister Plcntpotonsary to Great
Britain. si4p,t ei-si iffs47ai ~ 7 '
4JoHN B. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop of Boston.
.-a4st 1eu that Men!
Among the diseases this Pill has curod with astonishing ra
pitity, may mention i5t9 " 5sGEH
Cosiireness, B!lleus Complaints, rheumatism, Dr0Psy,
Irearbn9 arising from foul ssnae, Nsasea
InIgesIh the Bowels, Sh pain arising
thcrefrom. Patueacy, Less Of Appetite. all ucerous and
cutaueous Diseases, which require syacuan Medicine
seroiCIa or Kings Ey Ths also, by The blood
and stimulating system, complaints which Il
would not be SUPPOSED they eol REACH such Deafness
Partial ndhess, Neuralgia and Nervous 1rritabilt, De-
OF Tie LIVER and Kidneys Gou, and other kin
dred complaints, arising low state Of the body, orOb
strueous of .fune,ions Thea the best Pnrsatve
dcins discovered and you H!l but need to use them
once know it.
rrsparedUy Dr.t. c. AYES, Practical Chemist, Lowell
and sold by all Druggists and dealers in Med
icine throughout this section. sEt7
4. C. GOOD Il CO., Wheeling,
iea = nEuEEgt1 Wholesale aud Retail; Asents.' 4
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RrsrcxArroN OF 4 .RePuAnrANe CANDIDATE II :.

RESIGNATION OF A REPuAEIAS CANDIDATE IN
IIL1so1s.-An examination of the Constitution
of the State of Illinois brings to light provision
in that instrument. that no one who is not at
least hirty,tfre years of age, and has not been
citizen Of the United States fourteen years, and
a resident of this state for ten years, can bold
the Office of Lieutenant Governor, for which Mr..
Hoffman has been ramed. Mr. Hoffman came
to Illinois in 1910, was nautralized in 1916, and
is now but thirty.toar years old; consequently,
his incligibility ceases to be natter ofdispute;
and he has followed the course which honor and
prudence dictated by rcsisning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-01
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OLD BULL1oS OS TIE STUIR.--I through every
village the passes thousands flock forth 70 hear
the old man eloquent, and TO greet him with their
applause His journey from town to town has been,
ike triumphal march, and ogations crowd up
on him with Yeighty bearing, and yet he neF-
,er tires or stops. Travelling sixty or seventy
miles a9day, speaking two hours and halfin the
open air, making additional addresses by the
6ayside, doubling mis- appointments IS he pro.
cecdss resolving the kIntiit Of the Young
and exchanging old memories with the aged
pouring bitterness such as none other can utter
upon the heads of the sectional agitators, yet
forgetting personal animosites In his zeal for the
public good, rousing everywhere the patriotic
feelings Of the true and loyal cheering the down
east hopes Of friends, converting enemies by his
courtesy, disbanding lodges by his rebuke, swinl-
ming rivers, breaking down horses, wearing out
Younger companions by his unshrinking energy,
he vet exclaims after all, that he has not work
enough to do. Such is tie wonderful scene now
presented in Missouri, and equally wonderful is
the effect being produced. ST. Louis Lls'ae-