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ThscDteUiug Aspect of AHni,. in EtHiy- D.saon-
strntion Of England mad Ernucr gains, Ill q
IL MY Nm

From the london Post, Sept 20,
Our Paris correspondent informed u ypstcr.
day, in the letter which appeared in our second
edition, that the French government, unless some
unforeseen event occur, il about 10 recall VI
Brcnicr aud the whole of the Embassy from
Naples. To this we may NV add tint n similar
course icW tre are enabicd to state, be fqken by
The queens gorefnmtnk The whole # our dip
lomhoy will be recalled from the Neapalitan
Court. Uc shall send as icW the French, fIrn
Inc Of battle ships aud corresponding fofce Of
frigdtoS. These will be tho representatives If
the Alliance these will protect the interests OF
the subjects Of both powerS-through these alone
Will either communicate with the King. 1t will
ho zen from these facts that there i no doubt
of the correctness Of our corrc poudent's state
meut. He goes on 10 add that the last despatch
Is of the French diplomalsts do mol now hold
out any hopes of an nmicablc settlement of the
Neapolitan difficulties. In this assertion we ara
lists are warranted by the truth. II is not likely
that the unwi,e aud cunning ohstinacy which the
King has hitherto Displayed nnd in which he is
supported by the few evil coun.ellors on whom he
leans should leave him suddenly on the arguments
OF England and France. 1t is not likely that the
doubtful mediation of Austria would change more
than the words Of that unhappy monarch, who Is
cursed with the domination of country which
God has made the fairest, and which his terrible
misrule has made the most wretched On the face
OF the earth. We believe. therefore, that there
Is no likelihood al return tO friendship between
the Court of Naples and those of France and
England. What pnrt these great Allied Powers
may be ultimately compelled to take in the set
Element of Neapotan and of Italian ullairs re
mains TO be determined.
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The chinese Revolutionary LcDder.

Rev. |. J. Robert-. of Canton contributes to
putnam's Monthly for October sketch of the
Chinese Revolutionary lender T'ae Ping -Ud"g
who was in 1917 visitor Mt Mr. Roberts house,
and received from him more than two month 5
instruction in the Scriptures and Christian iheo-
ogv lie was not baptized however. as he hesi-
taled 10 be unless the church would give hin as
,arance of support in the event of his change
of religion causing him to be refused employ
ment by h- own people. The true name of
the great revolutonsts is Sac ISuea Hung.
lie WIS born in 1891. In lsi9 he became
the eader of the rebels: and in 1851 he was
declared Emperor of the new dynasty call
ed Tue Ping Tpeen Koch Great Tranquil
ity.o 'IIeaven's Kingdom assuming a. his
own title Fac Ping Wang, *, ny of Great Tran
guilty" or Prince of Peace" The facts stated
by Mr.. Roberts explain how so many illusions
II Christian doctrines came 10 be mingled with
the proo..mntions of the Emperor of the rebels
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Z tsti.uud's ts,nt, ia s.rrsrr.

\ letter from Athens GA the 10TH August. in
the Constitutional says:
''Oo the 2ls uh.. there arrived at the rirau~
two brigands' heads of the second class. You
will Perhaps feel some surpr." at the idea of II
classification Of the heads of two desperndos. but
this has been found necessary in order the better
to lead 10 the extermjnnton of this scourge of
the country. The brgands are, therefore, dv-
died into three classes; 1900 drachamas (the
drachma is Is cents are offered for each head of
the filst class > 900 for the second class: 600
for the third class They are paid for on driv
cry, and on the identity being established; and
are afterwards buried in the ecmetry al a dis
lance from the bodies to which they belonged.
This j, circumstance which makes great i'm
preston on the hrgands, for convinced as they
are that they will all e. to hell they do not relish
the idea of going there without their heads. The
two brigands. whose head, | have spoken of
above had assa>sinatcd public fnnc,ionary near
Poros, after having pat cut his eyes. cut off his
ears, Nc; aad their bead, would certainly have
come into the first category but for the penury
of the treasury"
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Though bat eighteen years have elapsed since
the first vessel wholly propelled by steam cross ed
the Atlantic now there ARE fourteen line of steam
ers comprising forty-eght vessels, plvins he.
tive Europe and the United States Recently
not less than fifteen arrivals Of foreign steamers
have taken place ina single month. Out of these
forty eight steamers. but twelve are Of American
construction. For nine years the British had
the monopoly of the Atlantic steamships. before
American enterprise undertook To compete with
them Four of our most valuable Atlantic stenm-
ers have been entirely lost two having been driv-
en ashore aud broken up; third was sunk by a
collision, with nearly all on board; and fourth.
the noolest Of the heet has never been heard from
but j. supposed to have struck an iceberg lhe
foreign companies have lost ia all four ,hns from
| their American lines The value of these oirht
| steamships Is set down at $3537 GOO exclusive
| OF cHrgoes. On the California route there have
| been lost seven fine steamers. mostly on the Pa
ctic coast viz; the INDEPENDENCE which sunk in
! the Pacific. with l2O lives. and the rennr..,e
! and IT. l.ouiS--total wrecks Ih. San Francis
! co. valued nj 500, 0Oo was lost III TN. Atlanta
! IN til" sam" year, with many valuable lives. iLe
Yankee Blade IN the year following besides IN,
Inflated Rhode Island. and the North Carolina in
the year 1855 1t is estimated that one ,hous and
four hundred and twenty lives and 7.930 uUu in
property have been lost in steamships since the
year 1853. In pecuniary point OF view the At
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Mis-. Nightingale Mr.. anl Miss Smith.
FROM Seaisfi - Derby shirr." 1heSe were the
follow paz.engels uf yoyagers ffam the East
who little knew that Florence Nightingale was at
thur elbow under cover Of the name OF the good
aunt gho nc accompanied her. The simple incog.
uito answered perfectly; aud the long absent
daughter entered her fathers house a. quietly
,s sbe left H. What a meeting with parents
nnd si.f,f' What waking hfxt morning In III"
old country home Florence Nightingale Is not
in. but shp j. faligup.. She needsa long ana
complete rest. Let her have IL. Let no one 10.
irule upon her. with praise or projects or uh.
der preience Of any sort whatever. LoHdod
Duty MRS.
There i something incxprcssihly lovely in the
character If Miss Nightingale. which shines out
from even the ordinary acts Of her daily life.
She anppar. 10 be the realization Of the ideal hea
nv which has charmed the dreams Of many
poet aud certainly she Is a noble combination 81
mn the prncps that can adorn the character oi
woman. She has won u fame That shall be a-
brosl NJ the wide world aud enduring Ms time.
The wounded soldier, far from his native land.
mentions her name with gratitude ana devotion.
Al home In England she is the queen OF all
hearts All classes turn aside from thrir orhlna
~ ayoeafinns 10 do her honor, aud her virtues
are tho theme of eulogy at eyer tireside She
nppear. amidst the horrors OF the war IN the
Crimon like soothing spiiit from hnppirr
sphere. In England she finds work for her hands
in tbe wfeiehed lanes and alleys of the grent mo
tropo'i4 Let Lucy Stone and her disciples pom.
der such Il career, aud learn the true emission oi
woman ~
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Afrend requests Us to otter the following
bet r.
slo0 that Fillmore carries the State of Now
York
sloa that buchanan i. the 'hindmost man" in
New York
: loo that Fillm r" gets mara Northern elce
toral voto. than Buchanan.
500 TINT Buchanan Is not the next President
of the United States
sloo thnt Fremont is not the next President
of the United States
Sloa that Fillmore is the next President of the
United States
A3the propositions to be taken. together
hnotrWt Register
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4a. GaFe oi btrhut thara Mpraus Cbn,c Sc nrcrarat
BY H Thompson Co. has e.en entire To All
ih2se Nha nave been SO artae This Elxir Is
hotehesed OF harsh dsasfeeabe and ,nuuialr inr.dj
eiis ha i 50 pleasantly combined that smallest oIJ In
TAX IT, It soothing and tonic til ,taili and bot,s
ana "heh taken rs directed never fus afford relief in -
snort ne Every family should have bottle within AZ
- i;,,..n -" pt'Na
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The FlLLNou Meellng al RoektlIe. Ma. la.t

The FILLMORE Meeting ut Rockville Md. last
Saturday. was a very large and enthusiastic one
calling TO mind the days $40. II was the lnr-
gest political meeting ever held In tho county
Hon Richard J. Bowie. an old Wing who bad
previously taken M part in the canvass. wns
elected President Of the day. The meeting
addressed by J. Dixon Roman at Md. Henry W.
Thomas of Va. Mr. Pearree Of Midland Mr.. Cal
vert Of Nd. At night the people were address
ed, at the Court House, by Hon. YIN. Il. Smith
If Ala. s. T. Stuart Of VA. and Mr., kilgour Of
Nd All those gentlemen acquitted themselves
with great credit md were enthusiastically cheer
ed. Every indication on tho occasion, and al
the intelligence received from different parts of
the state. give evidence that Maryland will give
her electoral vote for Mr.. Fillmore
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COMM IsIeCIAJ..
ls.r.neud Markets., ort. =.

FLoJR.-No stles N. ID offers or advances from,
either buyers or seller.
HEAT-S-rsals limited and market dI.a -,
former quotations. Good II prime Red s. 45al IL
good TO prime White : - 81.
fnRS--7U II 15c. per BasAei
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oeession and Team safely say that never saw,
a general thing, greater enthusiasm manifested upon
any subject under anY circumstance. than There
Is present displa Yc in this city upon the al absorb
ing subject of the election Of Fillmore ad boneson
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laniio steamers. it's said. have MT been pr''i'n
Bile to the stakeholder - PbH1dsiphi1 Ledger
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10

Ne SEPT p, led6. receiving their Stnr, ~ FaI
aud inter Fancy aud staple Dry Goods to Which tbcy re-
s9eny can the attention Of their and the public
" -'hS wanting really fashionable bic goods will
% sr'y to Their interest 10 call and make their purchases
IRON tins Stock as it is unusually large and gotten mn with the
greatest possible care to style quality and price
&c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10

80 U'HT ann choHnest Bed ever frr0I In this market,
.'nnE INJURY dnuhi!ite and economy and can be sold
..ni.. \. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10

~ lnctN'd ms al and Winter Goods COT ssnu In Uart Of
ft Cloths Doc Skins. and beautiful Overcoatirs Fan
~ "sh'irleS Fancy Velvet and SIX Vestngs and best
MACK s!Etl and Satin in town Shirts Drawers Collars
'f'S il'hdHerehiofS Stitched and Woven Shirt Fronts DC
INNS wanting GARNER Iuadc uldrr Of roode tl4f will
CIV satisfaction, viii please call and examine
.ffH'4 oT Ncotts Fashions also tor Wheeler Wilson's
Nat' me the best invented tor general use and
ahead Of all others o linen or cotton 49, -
Get sJI2Oc. wv, n,Ct,
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WaHi remain under the OF disagree ,hc breath
when by using the "BAfm OF THOUSAND FLOWERS Us
dense would not only render sweet but leave the teeth
~r aabascr Many do not know their hroathis
bud and the tcct deete their friends will never
mentonu. Pour single drop Balm on Your tooth brush
was your hight ard morning, fifty bottle
vii las year
\ Beutitul Complexion easily he acquired by using the
Balm Thousand Flowers II Viii remove pmplt
m ferses from the skin, leaving II OF soft aud ruoae hue
Wet laNc. pour three drops, and wash the face
night and morning.
SHAVING lpE EAsY-Wet your shaving brush in either
cold water pour two three Drops 81 balm Of n
Thousand Flowers" the beaid Wei. aEi it will make \
beautiful tAor much facilitating the operation If shaving
Price only y vvutt Beyare OF couuter None genuine
unless signed by ". L. FEFRIltGE 4 GO.
o. - Franklin Square, York
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r''''h ana hnpiSh Mernos Mou-lns hlack and figured
Tehth "rA of the --latest styl~ ShawlS Niseffes
- % 7'''' variety NAT. GUGGE NEIEIMER.
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gucd having determined 10 est offers f 7,
all his valuable Mercer county, situated on the
ter, Brush Crock, from three to five miles n. F. PINE
containing about loo These lands
lis present together with yeral adjoining trar
all wing in compact toy well watered, well timht red and
easy Of access having public roads passing agh tbr
the on Princeton to the Red sulphur Spinps and M
other Road leading from the mouth of East Ryrr
by the old BLUM to NyomiEg Courthouse. The greater
portion this whole tract i arabic land we'd adapi, tn h
gov grain. grass and tobacco he improvements arc
Mt the homestead comfortable Dwelling House tonfainn
* neat pastored rooms, large double Kitchen Smoke
aud other out buildings with about EOacres cared
land OF which well in Meadow 30 ncrnx In
grass suitable for grazing and - acres under cultivation nc
ding Young and thriving orchard of sclec fruit g5oo
with of the best Springs OF water in county
There premises four oer smaller Improvements
with Log each and cleared land about n
acres mailing whole quantity Of cleared land about o
There springs and stock water nerspersod oy,r
the To accommodate purchasers lands will
sold in body snbdfided into smaller ANY fur
information wanted will be given addressing either the
subscriber White at Princeton Mercer CO
Va. EDWIN GRANT
ln.t.
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= ~ 'H' Inc berfy OF calinr the Ia fY
e3s n"rs to onr supply Neck Ornaments CONSISTING OF Col
1 ,'h"ieui patterns with Cold Crosses attached AS
~ ''Id bracelets. iau bands ed bands
I'H "ud hrauuni, together with something ,erp
ald pretty In eway OF Box lass l,rac, liinstu
!lHH W e nave aiso received hair 0fHitis tor
te well - the bracelet clasps themselves Witch
't'l maze up NJ very short notice Also something very
''i' IN the snap. Of Velvet Ribbon lrs new and good
.2cl an early call as tue above articles arc very TASTEFUL
Els eli vIrr55,r fI"i,,,bH' " =, rrr
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- ,r a'NiSri Hround Spice Conusnt Gloves for family
u.s. superior Susrs brown coffee crushed and Loaf Teas Of
Na7l, quality and price and 5te, haId 10 heat at
sep 24IS vi r,NiTirU g. itIr&,NC,c
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AZ OF Drug store ia Richmond iring retire from b.
shts offers Tor sale the Stoeh Fixtures and
ON accommodating terms. Doing good city country
trad IL viii be sold price winch will Justify its cenlut.
ah"e OF removal elsewhere. Address
sep 2g-lm Box - Eichn'nd "a
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40 Baskets Sweet OIL Branding Paint Branding Brushes
sc, just to hand and far SAFE.
j II THOMPSON & co.
hrr,.-
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Tins the best Zine s9a lewis Pure White Lead Red
Lead aad Lhargc $50 gallon lnsecd OIL 800 gallons Spirits
rurpentiuc Fire proof Paint chrome and Paris Greens and
al other colog used by ianis large assortment white
bristc Paint Brushes enloH Paint Brushes Narnsh brushes
Badger blenders, Sash Teols a. Bronzcs and Gold Leaf
b,s French window Gss and Glaciers Diamonds. sale
low bY SIR0FtIEE \ WHITEHEAD
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in this city from friend in Kentucky.
And now We come to politics
can safely say that Kentucky will 90 Tor Fillmore
by from TO thousand majority. In this lMadison)
county Fremont will get from 200 TO 300 votes This
is Cassus NJ Clay's Co, and he has great influence
here | live in sight Of Mr. Clays residence he has
just returned from Pennsy and after canvas sinr
that State SAYS he will bet $1,000 that Pennsylvania
will go for Fremont in November. Although this
county has the freesoilers and sham democracy to
contend with she will roll up magnificent majority
s}r Fillmore and Donelson, and old Madison will cry
Victory, victory
We have also seen private letter to a gen
tleman in this place frefn former resident IT
Lynchburg, living n.New foik.which say,:
This city never presented a more excited APP
pearance, politically than present. And it vii,
perhaps, be gratifying to you to know that nl prota
Ole chances for the election of Fremont Buchanan
far New York State is concerned entirely ply-
ed out. think that the indications in favor Of Messrs
Fillmore and Donelson are ten to against both
the opposing parties. Last night the carmen had
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10

k'OH cALE.-SO Sharfs NcrClsun:'s Bank
- STOCK Coupon Bonds - 900 each cir Iyuclburg
Anousahu state Va Bonds r. i,tered and Coupons
o't ''''' PETERS, SPENCE g. co,
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n good assortment If German Cologne in yarl
us styles of bottles pan and wekerel Also superior Co
lugnr OF our own manufacture all sized bottles Lubins
ENttats Of the most approved odors Iegands Extracts
equal L. IuHns Aromatic Vinegar Toilet articles generally
IN great variety selected carefully person. sale by
SlRoIHER & WHITEHEAD,
t9-S Druggists
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LUNGS LUNGS !!

We Ie er our readers advertisement In another
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DR.. Curtis Ii said 10 be OF tie NEST sats
cures ir aitsisription Of diseases Of the lnnss
Discovered Is ytrass have cen testified to ~ hun
,irss, VITA have obtained their Knowledge by thu
u nit teaehefs--sspefirnee.
H. Persons suffering ir1m diseases u the throat o,
lungs are, in srea, msjnfi'y OF Completely
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iahdns yapor by The Dueter's new meth Of
esincn, the medical agent ~ brought ia direct cun
,set with lie sease parts and lil 81 la
q beneficial eifee, All druggist sell IL See adstt..o
ment IL this paper
eau -hn CuRris' Hrexsss j. the orig iusl aoa
only genuine article fnlui7
Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver
complaint rank az most difficult TO cure.
We are pleased To have ii IN our power
to point ont a remedy which has proved
etiectual III many cases, and Which We
can safely recommend as certain cure
II ha. been the means of rescuing thou
sands from untlmely grave. We mean
the Hoohand's German Buter., prepared
by Dr.. c. NJ Jacksoa, at the Gerrnao
Medicine Store, 100 arch street, Phila
delphna. See advertisement All
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How England is Warmei

Ia noticing Lieutenant Naury. Pays
zeal Geography Of the Sea, an English
Review thus illustrates the benefit which
the climate OF England derives iIosn the
Gull stream. Those who heard the lee
lures of Prof Guyot viii read the extract
with peculiar interest,
Modern ingenuity has suggested u
well known method of warming buildings
bs means OF hot Water. Now, the North
western parts Of Europe are warmed, IN
an exactly similar manner BY the Cuff
stream. The tofrId zone is the furnace
the Caribbean Sea aud gull Of Mexico.
the boilers, the Gull stream, the conduct
ing pipe from the bank of Newfoundland
to the shores of Europe is the great no,
air chamber, spread so as to present a
large surface. Here the beat, conveyed
into this warm.air chamber OF mid ocean.
/. taken up by the prevailing ives, winds,
and dispensed over our own aud other
countries, where II is SO much required.
Such. IN short, is the influence OF the
Gull stream udon our climate, that Ire
lard Is clothed IN robes OF evergreen
grass; while N the very same latitude,
on the American side Of the Atlantic, is
the lros, bound coast OF Labrador. Ia
1913 the harbor Of ST. Johns Newfound-
land, was closed with ice 81 late IN the
season as June yet the port OF Liverpool
two degrees further north has never been
closed lay frost in the seyerest winter
The Laplander cultivates barley in iail
itude which in every other part OF the
world, is doomed TO perpetual s,eriliiy.
The benefit thus conferred on our coun-
try by the Gulf-stream is a remarkable
accident ia our cordition. Il obviously
depends upon the Gull-stream OF Mex co
continuing TO be a gulf, which, however,
II might easily cease To be. A subsistence
OF the lsthmus of Panama to the extent of
couple OF hundred feet and such sub.
sldence have taken place IN gsolog lea |
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tem-than which Bacchus himself couid
devise no better.
In relation to slavery aggression ''e
Gov. as in lealty bound, PAGES N tne s'eP'
o, his elllusireous' guide. Frank Pierce.
recommending trucking sub sefse'nes 10
arrogant and rampant ''niggefism is
.,cb d;sboner 10 be enforced on the decen.
dan,, Of the patriots OF Lexington and
Bunker una Possibly in these matters
the GOV has not correctly Analysed the
nurilan blood and spirit of the people OF
Maine.
In regard TO Councillors you are to have
from your district Mr.. Madagan. For Pen
ob,cc, II. Strickland, the man who was
moi sho, on the Aroostook il 1899
You will have observed that the pro-
scriptiye policy extends to the Clergy
" no being nine teu,hs OF them on the re-
publican side for conscience and consis-
tency's sake they must necessarily be
do not choose to aid IN the downfall oi the
Temperance cause, or IN promoting the
advance OF slavery upon sol long SINCE
consecrated to freedom are very properly
obnoxious to the alliance.
Hence the Senate and House departing
from the liberal rule adopted in the past,
of services in rotation from the Clergy OF
Augusta and Hallowell have by party
vote, elected chaplain for each branch.
t The chaplain Of the House, the Rev. Mr.,
Armittagc of the Episcopal church, RAIDS
before the House very appropriate pray
ers. Not choosing to Play such fantas-
ic tricks before high Heaven" as does
Mr.. Dillingham; the political toad" who
ofTiciates IN the Senate - whose unique
performance on the day OF inauguration
YOU viii find in the Thrice Weekly Age
and journal. The Reporter of the Age.
with courtesy no doubt at variance with
h.s better Judgement suffered this Rev,
gentleman thus to
Write himself an As
Fer i, Is understood that he furnished the
copy demonstrating as It does his pre-
Tered devoiions to- man whose orealh Is
IA his nostrlls, rather than TO the most
HIGH.
The heads Of this HYDRA party have
been fifty represented here from your
place, The Custom House has poured
out its legions from nearly I'll parts OF the
State. Bion with four or FIVE Deputies
were on hund Bat alas for the delln-
qCeacy o(Frenchmao's Bay and Penob-
scot District, not one OF whom LEFT their
proper calling to come up hitler. In
this for old Hancoek's good name we re-.
ioice and feel satisfied pride. (.