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try. So Far from excluding reporters from me
hall, be would that they could all be here. and
report their proceedings truly 70 The North
He would follow the practice Of similar coca
sions Of this character, and invite all visitors
and reporters N attendanee to be present al
heir situngs.
Mr.. Lspssy. Of Aiabana, accepted the
amendment Of Mr.. LYONS.
Mr.. Fagua. Of Virginia, called for a d.
vision If the question, and il was first take
on the motion to strike out, which was agreed
to.
The mo, ion to insert the substitute proposed
BY Mr.. Lyon was then agreed TO.
The question was upon agreeing to the reso-
luton - smended.
Mr.. Roger A. PRYOR, OF Virginia, was op-
posed 10 the resolution, as Il was amended; II
agreed 70. the Convention would be patirg 2
spontaneous and gratuitous compliment 10 that
portion Of the press II this country which had
supported for The Presidency a man whose
election the South had threatened they would
meet with a dissalnti0n OF this Union. He did
not want 10 hsve Il &C forth that after matur.
elaboration and discussion. this Conveniioi
was willing 10 extend this courtesy to tina.
nress, and put them upon an equal footing with
he Southern press. He would prefer 70 lay
ne matter upon the liable. Then those repor'
ers who were here could 90 on and take notes
M privilege would be taken from them n
iisccurfesv would he offered 10 them : neither
would any gratuitons compliment Be paid them
over which they would chuckle with scorn am
contempt. and over which We orght 10 noun
with shame and humiliation. He moved to lal
the whole matter on the table.
The motion to Law nthe table was agreed 70
Mr.. Beihsa # Ala. of rel the following
resolution which was adopted:
" Rssolped, That in voting unon all question
that nav arise before this convention. fscl
STATE shail rast the nnnher Of electoral votes
to which she is entitled"
On motion Of Mr.. Bsathea it was ordere
hat a committee IF three from each State rep
resented in this Convention. be appointed +
prepare and report upon the business Of thi
Convention.
Mr.. Chambliss, Of Va, offered the followin
resolution:
Resolred. That all reporters now on th
aonr # this Convention be allowed to retail
their seats"
After a considerable debate. in which MpEsrl
Chambliss, Fuqna. LYONS and Pryor, Of Va
Richardson and Churchwell. Of Tenn, Yancy
Ut Ca. and others participated, he I~esOlutio
was laid upon the table.
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For the Complexion.

OF al th- compounds We have ut sec prpsrsd ss =
eo,mstic for the stin, there Il none that has . higher
rspufstion. o. one MAJ b 80 popular vita the Iu1ies. 80
TIE fsr-nmd kALlfsros Oh ORIEST Watch MS
s-isnfiacAly prepared, nj b . Druums - yell g toilet
rash- Il an viii > fsr sppIsttgns. remove tan,
Ire hes sunburn, and n eutsneous srup:ions Il sez-
tusiseiJ us9d for fhs-e purpose ard ladies' Who aDpis
u can fxerris Do he cpen rir - rseiy ss thfy pIeass.
and exprien e 10 iur u~ssuisnor froni roash Or i-sit-,rd
skin. Jes-ph 3 Hnstt a CO are the Piopastou.-Bos-
f0a Tsnserpt
For sts b. $ NANsFiELD q % and dsEsrs En
eraa.. Pre- &c ana A. - h,ul.- nuara
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SpftiaI M0tifrs.


ARR you fosbie In bpdy, iu-apable o. s~zertion, dul,
n-Eula, 80 d-spOudF } JET uasbis ioezps n rsseaas9
- assursd natt esiasl tbe stsnach and NJ seere-
tive onsn, and that . fourse 81 his pudfJinl and IN
FisoratinE rem-cy viii rsstae your ,frsr gth, activity.
and cheerful ness, and recruit al n enerses.
sod Al The nAnafartorS. 10. 80 Maiden Lsfs, Nv
York, and By an d~ruEsists. Al a5e. escs and 81 or box.
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He then makes Tho following add1aaoa ~


III aggregate is SIG 59s oil; or nesrl, 5.
per cent. Of the entire foreign - ports OF the
country. The heus further remarks:
II, now, we tdd 10 this already large amount.
The surplus productions Of our section uhib
We send TO The North for consumption, The bat
ance will b. still more IN favor o. the South.
Onr wheat, -four, corn, sugar, rice, tobacco. and
Other articles shipped NoHb, amount annually.
70 = very large sun. The shipments Of wheat
from this port alone, TO q e northern ports. Cor
the year ending September 30. 1856. mounted
70 go O0U bushels. The present wheat rfop Of
North and Son b Carolina. Georgia and Ten
nessee i estimated BY competent Judges TO
amount to four and a-haif millions Of bssbeis.
The larger pert Of this will be shipped Ia the
shape Of -four and y heat from Charleston and
and Savannah, and most Of Il 70 New York.
u thus appears that instead OF being almost
bankrupt commercially, as This Mr.. Helper
add bis Northern aheiiors would have ihe PEG.
pie believe, we actually contribute more 10 the
productive ihdustry Of The country than DOES
tne North aud, b~sides feeding our own popu-
laiios, we hsys = large surplus, which W. send
20 snofd foes aud employment 10 those who re-
Sie ms I'd dispsrsgs our Industry.
F" = omitted TO mention, previously, That the
-<porfs u gold and silver coin and bullion are
Included 10 The total exports for the year. This
amounts 20 Si4,I4S279. resrlv all Of which Is
sent from Boston and NV York. and Ought,
perhaps, to be deducted iron the amount cTedi-
ted 10 the North. AZ Il is scarcely to be consid-
cred an article Of prodnfti tive industry
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E%NieRATToS FRoM IEELkSD The British
Parliament has recently publirh-d a series Of
tables showing h exten, OF irish emigration
up to January |, 1851, and its bearing on Ii,
population-the name, age, and county Of ev-
cry person leaving Ireland being known from
the year 1851. Here are The ~rssultss
"The tables complied from thesr documents
for the period from the ist OF MAY. 1881, 70 The
3lst Of December, 1855, were published in The
general report Of the census commissioners, b.
which It a pears hat the population. smoHnt-
ing 20 $3.50, 3s5 persons on the 3Oth Of March.
1851, vas reduced BY emigration 10 SUI ,2S3
on the LIST OF January, 1856, allowance being
made for the usual b crease caused by the ex-
cess Of births over dsa rs calculated On the
average Of these events In England aud Wales
during IS years. In the year ending the 3fst
- December, IS 8. the returns show hat So
ISL persons. Of whom AZ SO were male, and
- 2lI female emigrated from The ports OF Ire
land. This amour, after deducting the esti-
mated excess Of births over deaths, makes the
probable number Of Inhabitants ia ireland on
The LIST Of J'nuary, 1881, to have been 6.047,-
800 psrsons.D
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FOREMOST AN nEtbs vartoE rsus dis for this dis
ea-e sta1ds Dr. sHALLESBERoER's AsTIDoTE- A
fENassviieu cure any ordiusv case, ard one desc inva-
ri1b,y step tbs ehiuA Il eoatairs nothing IN be essi
q re hurtin 20 re syfen aadT any areanlfazes.
md Heurr Fnduas the uupa sssht q cts hat aits1d n
Use Of o1iuine aad other sE-as 1 En-rai use. u
cures svey form Of tisdanass. HRIh : e orlginai and
aad oAly Anido for Malaria.
Al Tor d. shshe ss-srrs Fvrsf ard Asus Anudotri
and Be sure you 81 pub. SD BY respeetsois DruErst.
~evsyvhsre. Pic 81 50. Sole Propuetors, A. 7.
sHALLENBERGER & Co., R0chs-ts, Pa
Whlesaie Agtnts, MANSFIELD & co,
aurI2 ON Neufrhfs Taun
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Z L~KeIsLAIuRR.
From the Nashville Uuisnl

from TIE NEslNu-c Aul1A
DEMOCRATIC sENAToR ELECTED.
Greene, Cooke, Sewer and BlOunt-LoYn
3ULLES.
M-igs, MeMinn, Polk, and Monroe
WRIGHT.
n.uIlton, Marion, BlsdsOe, Bradley, and
hea-J. c. BURcH.
White, jackson, and MaeOn-HOLLAND
Dr~ToN.
smith and sumneT-W. S. MUNDAY.
bedford and aarsball-M. 2. DAVIS.
Cannon. Cyff=e. Gundy, Van Buren,, and
garren-B. J. Hut
Franklin anI LncOln-J0EL J. JONES
Giles, LaWrsnee, and Wayne-THos. J
lRowN.
Msurv. lewis. Hickman, and Diekson-W
R,--Tson, Montgomery, and stewart-T-
MESEEs.
naIa'a, McNairy, and Hardsmsn-A C.
Henry, WeakIsy, and OblOn-w. E. TRA-
rs
Faystts and shelby. KNOX gALkEA-
-KNow-NOTHINGs ELECTED
Hawkins, Hancock, and Jeferson-J. B.
IEIsKELL-
Claiborne. Granger, Anderson, and Camp
ELF. H BRATcHER-
Knox and Rosne-H. L WELcKER
Wilson and DeKslhJ D. GoODNER-
Rutherford and Wlliamson-W. L. McCoN-
iSCo.
DavidsOn-A. F. Corr.
Gibson, Carroll and Dyer
D~EMocRATIc REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED.
Bradley-GEo. W.. RJwLEs.
Green-JoHNsToN.
POLK. McM,nn. ann M~eigs-DoDsoN.
Monroe-GRFFITH.
ROane-IURNLR.
Cdnnon-ST. JOIN.
Cofse. Grundy, and Van Buren-RoBEKTs.
DeKaib-A n. SAVAGE
Dickson-ScHMTTTOU-
Frsnklin-T. ". NEWMAN.
Giles-HAKNEY.
Hickman. ]. WILLIAMS.
Benton and Humphreys-MIcKLEY.
LAWRENCE. n. BENTLEY.
Maurv, Lewis and Williamson-W V,
THOMPSON.
Il cnln-TAMEs Fulton.
Maury-WM. H. Polk
Ndr -nal-E. A WILs5S.
Smith, sumner, and Mscon-TUKEER.
SumueT-D. 5. DoNELsoN.
Warren-SMAET.
Lincoln, Marshall, and Giles-JAaEs N
DAVIDSON.
Fatstte-MARTs.
Hardeman-LowE-
ncnEh-LANb
Hsywood-BRADFoBD.
McNsiry-EsTEs.
Shelby-W. c. DUNLAP. E. W. NJ. king.
Weskley-W- p CALDWELL.
Shelby, Fayette, and Tipton-HUMPHREl
BATE.
c. ihorne-BLACKBURs.
Hawkins-HAMILTON.
Sullivan
Hancock, jefferson, Hawkins, and Greene
2osE.
KNow-NoTRINGs ELECTED.
Anderson aud Campbell
Rbea, Biedsoe and Hamilton
Blount-W. T. BTcKNELL.
Hamilton-J. W White.
KEoX-MOsEs WHITE.
McMinn-IoBsoE.
Marion-RAULsToN.
SEVER and KuoX-ANDERsoN.
Bsdf0rd-COoPER.
DaVdson-Jos L EwISG and NJ. VAUGHN
Jsckson-S S Stanton
MOntgomery-M. D. DAVE.
Robertson
Ru hsrfoTd-J. ". RICHARDSON.
'vid-on. Robertson and Montgomery
HENRY NANCY.
sun h
WHlamson-C. W. BEALE.
Wilson
Rutherford and Bedford-Iv1E.
Madison
J-ferson-BEAzELTON.
Carroll
Carroll, Madison, bson and Hsnry-M
BULLOCK.
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80 Rs,our,ea ,f DO s,uth-

A little WoTk has Just been published in
North Carolina. entitled The Impending Cri.
sis IN tn South II is from the pen q gentle.
nan named Helper, and h emhodics mufh use
FOL information 10 The form Of Statistics. m,
Savannah Neus, however, denies many Of II,
statements, aud fndeavors 10 give a true view 81
be resources Of the South. The editor gives
the foilowi 2 be exhibiting the exports fof the
year ending June 80. 1856
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The TEHUANrkPIc CoMPANY.-The Te
haantspee Company publishes a card announc
i g its dissolution. The calsss assigned are
lsl: Their inability 10 arrange with the own,
rs Of the Carey grant. ID Tie inpossibility
II securI 9 a mail contract and-3d; The dis
roveTy Of The fact that he Sloo tile Is not IL
his company. The President Of the company
Mr. BaseTe, accompanied by Ssnator Be- ami
and Pierre Scale, went % Mexico in the las
steamer to endeavor 10 make new arrangement:
70 complete this important enterprise.
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from the present date Russia will have attain
Ell the age Of one ihoussad years, an event 10
be celebrated ny TIE er,c ion Of a monument,
for which = subscription has inst been set on
foot The monument Il to be built In the city
Of Fovogorod, the capitol Of the first ruler Of
the empire. and voluntary contributions IN aid
Of is erection will Be received by government
o6cIsls throughout tie empire until lisa
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MINNESOTA PoLITIcs.-Tne examination OF
the Official r%etprns, saws the St. Paul Pioaesr,
On file 10 the Office Of The Secretary Of the Fer.
ritory, shows that At The election FOR delegates
70 the constituiiotal convention, the Demo
cratic party had & majority of over sixteer
hundred. Yet the Black Republicans talk Of
beir bogus convention representing The polHi.
al ssn'imeut Of a majority OF the people Of
the Territory,
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WEALTH OF NLw YoRE CIrv.-A table
showing the relative value OF the real and per.
soual estste IN the city aud county Of New
YORK, IS assessed in 1856 and 1851, has beer
submitted to the Board Of Supervisors, BY
which it appears that this year gives 81 435,
y72 increase over the valuation of the last, me
total being s52I,Ii5 S5E. The assessed value
Of personal estate have decreased four millions
shile the real estate has increased about clever
and a-half millions.
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a Charlesionian.

WHO wishes % Eake the Estt his hsms. Is dsHirous o.
obtaining . sitaati0n in soms es2 ct.sis C0ulme-cIl
Hoase IN this clty-Henphls
he Is ih5r0ushy oonversant vita hcclunfs In their
valilus 0rm'. End has ben engas q IN The Provision
COamissioa business fsT several years Any one need
ts the sT.or- o. sueaa P-rsaa viii avor e under
afned b. adiessizs htm al Nenphis. ca e % Mrssrs
LOgNEs, ORsILL a Co. 4 GUTNEMER.
siEREEcEs-Aessrs. Towns, Orgli \ Co, s. P.
walker, d B. Nolsoy, I B x tald,C ! seian. NiIs
Owen EN- Aver, D. Cockrea. 7. J. Fnnie ana C a.
Fackier, Esqt auf2-3Es
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SINGULAR SUsPEssIos BRIDGE-A tabular
bridge 10 talked Of to connect the U tied States
Tilh the Cansdas, and to take the place Of the
suspension bridge, the dimensions 10 be as fol-
lows: Length Of bridge $40 feetl height Of
way track, Garage way, &c. The reason CIV
n for this project 10 the familiar one, that sus-
pension bridges are liable to failure
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MapELErrE snrrH nj Msdelsins smil

MADELINE SMITH NJ Madeleine smith
Of Glasgow notjrIety, was al the last secoun 8
residing with her parents. Great 8, mpathy
vas shown by the people AID ttadesmsh OF
Scotland towards herself and her family. A
subscription was On foot in Glasgow for the
purpose Of raising d ElOOO0 fund for t E young
lady, and an address would be presented to her
father stating That, In the opinion Of the per-
cons signing it, no dishonor should reflect OF
him from the recent occurrences.
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RETURNED MoaNsxs Council Bluff

RETURNED MosNsNs The Council BlUT-
RoHParisi says that a company o. returned MGR
MONS ans RON eueau ped near that place, am
hat they intend to make the Bluffs their futurl
home. They have tried the t" land Of PROMISE
and found promises more plenty than deeds, or
At least, than good deeds. Tbs iair ard cheer
ing promises made 10 them -ere all verse thai
broken, sad they Subjected to restrictions NOR
rigId than those Of slavery. Al the risk o.
their lives, they mFds go7d their escape.
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Jews II NEw YoEK.-The Philadelphia
Pr sbyieTiaa says: " We learn from a Chris
ian brother of the House of Israel, who has
recently visited New York citv, that every
steamer vi Oh arrives there from Europe brings
A LOAD If Jews. On Monday OF last week a
steamer arrived fnom Bremen with forty jew
on board. l. is slate that there are forV
thousand Jews in New York city. To meel
their spiritual wants there are but two minis
tiers, converted J-ws, and these have congrega-
tons out Of the city, and one colporteur, a lay
maDD
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A Report % he Deei-isns Of The supreme Court Of
ne lnltc siltes sod the Opinions Of ths judge here
o. tu reEaui 70 The Dred s-ou Case.
Two Trsrs rEai q a v znc very Interesting ugrei
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N e1zsusnd-tioD % LEossRb's Scala Aneransn Fe-
vd and Age Rraedy Iei, ~hHn ne sc ne 9 nisr-
"a e1-cts o. his ptnsea IN e-aflesfing from ne a.
TN every trace u ne Fever and Agur, ne rel Inst
EaFd'. mas, vaiumss, are Trad Z . e 70 express he sra
ia stion the pusiic owe 70 ne o~beqsereT q thiI vsius-
be M dieiae. 10 piseius such a sevsrsisH rsnedy whip
The reach o. al Il cures % readily, a. for - small .
sum that Il overe M the q cad o. having TIE disease.
sid quiets be fears Of the "a ced. uho object 10 taking
Mercury and Ars NE - ne saa assuIe them lhat q
e nitirs not a partieia Or elihsr
ses h. adver isenasnt IN anofhsr part q this payer.
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~ taH, sun shTt-coIIar saved a man'r
lite 10 an " affair Of honor " in san Francisco.
The parties were Frenchmen-the weapons
dueling pistols, ard distance fifteen PAGES
The seconds measured he ground, the parties
we're stationed, and the word given. At the
FoTd "fre' they both let 90. The bali Of one
srazsd the cheek Of the other. and glanced Of
against a sif and highly-glazed shirt-collar
which probably saved his life The other ball
went skywaTd, In search Of the comet The
parties were anxious 70 fight it out, but they
we're prevented BY their seconds, who adjusted
be difficulty.
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OF al descriptions and quail BE- n snflcss variety
" we ere da-ing uatl ist o. 5 Ftember, % AfruAt
COST. Our stncx Is v-y hray and We must have
ucnev 10 meet our liabi iti-s
surS-d WINSTON C~HURcHILLH 70.
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GIN. Observation-Disclosures OF GEN.
WALKER-W ashiagioH, fsgusf 3.-General
Heuhingsen and bis brothsr-In law, DR.. Bell
left for The South this afternoon, to visit the
wife OF the former. now in Georgia. Those
bsst Informed in regard to Walkers move
ments, say that Henningseu's visit is for the
purpose OF comforting with Walker in relation
% a new expedition for the invasion Of Near
aqua, to start from some point near New Or
leans, about the 18Th Of October.
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mALRLPER

WE ar new rec wing aud u-ve - htsa, q iug- So
w sortm~ut % Wal Pspcr. o1u-isting Of q Er a. va
rsty : hr latest -, - aud uafferuF Arc, = 1ur A.
snrumcut q Bor1sriug and VI do~ Pap-r ~ = Uhco
~ can sei II aisu pro. II y0u wauiyvur housf urat-
y psrerrf al and scr w..
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PoRFoIsE SKIN FoR BooTs-Ats recent in-
i~ustrisl exhibition Of enc of the London socie-
ties, among cthef novelties WAS some curried
leather from the skin Of a white porpoise. A
repuTt says that L seems TO possess the es-
saHtial requisite Of ~toughuess and s~Oftness. ard
1ss been considered Superior 10 The skins OF
and animals. The prizes is the same as that
Of the best calf skim bot 4 sample pair of boots
shown lie stated TO lave worn out seven soles-s'
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TALENTED CoNGREss.-A eorrespordsn
Of the Lowell Journal saws. in LOOKING over ;
list Of the members Of ths Twenty Third Cor
gress, which commenced December2 1879. ara
closed March 2, 1885, was somewhat sur
prised at the number Of members Who bav.
filed high positions under our Csvernmept
Six members Of that Congress. J. Q Adams.
lprevious,) Tyler Polk, Fillmore, Pierce and
buchanan, have occupied the Presidential
chair. Five members, MsssTs. Calhoun. John
son, Tyler, Fillmore and King, have been Vice
PRESIDENTS s3d no less than eight members.
Messrs. John Q Adams, Henry Clay, John
Forsyth, Daniel Webster, John C. CaIboup
James BuchaDsn John 81. Clayton and Edwsri
Everett, have filed the Office OF Seeretsrv ~
STATE. Tbirty-two members have been Gov
errors Of States, and twrnty-tbree members az
tbs H0ugs hsvs siurs serted II the Senate.
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CaaEs 90 ALssaHA-TLe Tzscan5iz North
Aass@ias q ~ - ssys. gsia hss fallen
siros every cay for ne pssi txo or three
=ssks, he Nzsr eoarsss are fsI ard he road,
nearly - bad ~ ia mi4 eintsr. c.rn locke
hasr ihaa "s ever saH q before IL bic valley.
and he crop is HoE Ps7. 81 danger. Alsrg,
crop was planted and We venture the asssr ion.
that The Yield Will Be larger fban has hem
kao~n in twenty yfars past. Cotton has come
forwsrd sstoHishiugiy during The past month.
and if frost holds OF tili The FIRST Of oefob.r
the crop will be near an average ore, with
ont some casualty happens to il in the mean
time.
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RgSS o. SLAVERYl
guT ErBLfsHED
BY J. B. LIPPINcOTr & co.
SLAVERY ORDAINED OF GOD.
BIT REV. ? I'd. A. ROSS,
PASTOR o. the Presbyterian ohursh. aun.svfu.. Aia.
"re THE MN NORTH ASD sourH wHo Hosoa
TIE "oKt OF COP AND aOVa THsIR COUNIRY d"
COxTENrs.
Speech before tae Gen-fal Assembly At Buasio.
SPEECH before ne Genera Assembly At Sev York.
Letter 10 Rev A. Bipkbuin.
what's h fcu1dstion Of Moral ObIgstionp
Letter 10 Rev. A.. Barnes.
No i-Rssuifso % The Slavery ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
.Indrpeatenoe-Ths Wa Ken ae ma IaG
ais-Test monies o. G. neral j. srubles
No H-Gavsrumenf over Kan a Divine I~asti1ts.
No Ut-Asn Stealing.
Ne. Ty-The Golden Rue.
Fol LmI Per sale D.
LAMB, TOrSG 4 CO.,
And 30 iksurrs rneraily.
; b LIPFfNCOrT 4 o
santiv Publishers. PbRsdsiphiL
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Atn A0hsrtisrrunts.
GAYOS0 BUILDING

DE7WEEN the enrnsr q MsdIsar aml KAN strref.
ID s44ae Poet One, q hrsvy o ~ FOs CHAfN
he on6tr vi Be Moersl5 rewards By Having b. 81 IA.
oece- GEO L WILLIAMS.
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MO,nuiIo Rifen.

AN antidoie Tor ths p isoa u uasqa,toes, bees. w,sps,
sc has besn found In BUaSE1T's KALLlsruN, pre-
par-d By Josspa Burn q a c.. Bos;sn ms prspsra.
ton contains . pculhr property, Nhtch. % D big
thsr0ushiy rub5sd iuIo theb tes and sfiass o. ins-cfs,
Instantly neutral Is ths peis q and aIisys he lnalmms-
tion
For ssie b 8 Manifold A Co, snd al dsaiu.
auFf3
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KENTUcKY LteuLATURE-Aeeording 70 all
he returns received, the Democrats win have
a majority Of seventeen on joint. ballot in the
Kentucky legislature.
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~ NJ FtEreHss WsBsffA, Dfpbsw Of
DtEssg Wsssrsr his beer dismissed from
fWU D,enr e Wss1iagtsF, a 4
cHksrrs Lssssg - begrspbsr o. tie
Tna1s s5oo.B 10 be Flsts.
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GREEx HA1R.-The Buleiin Th,rapenfios

GREEN HAIR--Ihe BuAettB IheTGpeafiqus
contains he curious case Of a worker IN met.
ais, who has wrought ia copper only Eve
months. and whose hair, which was lately
shits, has now turned to a decided green.
Chemical e~nalysis has proved hat his hair
contains a considerable quantity Of acetate Of
copper, and it is to this circumstance that il
owes its change Of color.
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Ihave this ssy bou<ht n interest Of ny tmsr psrt-
ner. W ws1r. n tn tim ~ went b Case, ADJ havr
sgreed O. a-lm- all % LIB lines O. a. In.
7 would N q ressectfui5 soii,t aein t1uationnf your
pat-anaae JAS l. CASE
ANAL div
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FRoM tte premises or he suhscr hers. on Her
IN nando treet, 90 TIE nirbf ~ The Th irstau a
NPar o. Aatehsd SRI II usS p rdium size,
raih 2 hin in Ssh AIRY rersnu returning sam. or
eivinE nformaton which VIII lad 70 their re11,sry, VII
b. hbersny rewarded, ~ calling a. ~ oncro Of
3 CO..
anrQ-ffW NJ s Mnu~ -n.rf
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TfHb Stoctholders o. tn GsJoe5 Coilpsny, are r.
II q1estsd 70 meet - m CsunE1e Ream CT J5bi
VI orgtr, At o'coc., SATURDAY afteuoou. A pure
tuai att ndanoe Is solictd. srrf4 "a