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TExAs EareRATTs FOR Observation-Disclosures
sixty and seventy smgrsns we're 70 have ef, San Anto
MO on wsdnesssy for Powderhorn. They intend en-.
barkns rom that port for Nicaragua The citizens OF
Bexar county contributed very literally TO furnish the
about seven hundred dollars 70 aid In derayiug Incen
ts srperses fbe emgrann are In charge OF Capt Mar
ceIlus Frtnh. This doing wei for San Antonio There
arc usny liberal hearted and public spirited citizens r
Berar They not afraid OF their money. An sppeai
40 their pockets docs not In the least sbate their sydor
The example they have Get 10 other counties Of Tcxss in
worthy Of imitation. II deserves the praise OF evsrv
lover Of liberty and will be rewarded With the hesrtes
gratitude Of the people who are struggling 10 establish
republican institutions IN Central America The neon OF
This county are alive 70 tbs importance necessity 90
sending assistance 70 President walker Several meet
ings have been held money he's been subscribed, and
between neen and twenty men viii sool cave Tor NIcs
rsfua.-kwtsa Sta< TINS, ~. H.
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Superior Court.


MANOR 7-Peir krons Q, Chd,. HIN --Ths vas
ton for the Of $50 for The transfer Of 29i shares
Of the 10 6rs,Te Mining Manufacturing and Trsnsporsa
ten Company. note was given for the amount In Juse
1859 By the defendant who promised 70 pay that amount
for the transfer and which 70 10 considered ~ ray
ment for subscription 70 The stock. The company vas
Ia Grapse in South Carolina FOR the defcpss the vail
dity OF the note admitted but Get up fraud 10 toe
Transaction ~ TO the quality Of The coal and the means
OF transportation. The jury, however, we're unable 70
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56a5~ The Times nest of stock gamblers will
be attended to in due time. Their speculations
in theatres in country banks, in hotels, in old
churches, in broken down railroads, in all sorts
OF fancy stocks in the lobby at Washington, will
be all exhibited to a curious public. What is a
venal press?
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LET'S HAVE FAIR START.-The report that
nae Count GorowrsRi, of the Tribune, Russian
exile, is to be appointed chief translator of the
State Department under Gen. Glass; has walked
up all the hungry linguists of Tammany Hall
Iodan dialects which Gorowrski knows nothing
eff GOO1
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Mr-yIcTPAI EIHCTfoS--EoBBnRY OF A BANK NFssEy-
ora, ETC.
CHICAGO, March 4, 1851.
John wentworth yesterday elected Mayor Of his
place By eleven hundred majority. The whole Of the re
pubncsn tctct vas elected by large majority. Tnere
YES cor,idersble Sighting In the Tenth ward ami two
men were killed
George Armour, OF the arm Of Munger X Armour. Who
VA. ured In the nghi In the Seventh ward ye e day
d,cd his morning
fbe messenger OF the Marine Bank ~ this city vh,lo
se,iir balance nj the fxcbat Bank yesterday vas
robbed Of bsy containing % 00s No clue 10 the rob.
Der bas been discovered.
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The Cotton Crop, DC.

AUGusTA, Ga March 4, 1897,
The receipts Of cotton al all southern ports up
day last 900 bales lees than to the period
stt year There 10 an increase OF the stock hand
OF IL 600 bales.
strong northeast gale commenced on Sunday AFTER
moor and lased till nine O'Clock Monday morning.
The weather clear and cold The thermo meier marked
20 degrees above zero yesterday morning
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nm GENERAL pRPArcH.


THE DEFICIENCY BILL NOT sIGNED-FAILUHE OF
THE STEAMSHIP BILLS, ETC. -xas
WASHINGTON, March (, 1857.
The vote OF thanks 10 Speaker Banks was opporei by
So members No serious damage has been done the Trca
sury The rubber patents shruuk frem investigation,
q the House .coninued sober all nsht-oniy one
member showing signs Of inloxcauon. The wsxnic:
in the HERALD was needed The Cabinet will DO nominated
and confirmed 10. morrow, and Will en.er u9on their
duties the next day.
J. Clancy Joue, win be rendered . foreign missioa.
The Deficiency Appropriation bill hlea to receive the
signature OF President Pleroc, aud Is not Law.
Millions OF dollars were voted the Last day Of the
session OF Congress without the members knowing the
specific object Of the appropriations, the amendments
adopted by tte,f Dtiees conferences MT hsvu been
read for want OF time.
None Of the bills for tie establishment Of lines Of
ma 4 steamers were Jssssd. Mr.. Sage eadcavored 10
have the rules suspended In the House for tho South
American ne, and Mr. Barcls, resdy TO report on
The New York and Hamburg, Hsusen's line, but aid
not ges the floor carly o. promised him by the
Speaker.
he President declined approving The Joint resolution
concerning extra pay fJr the Congressional clerks.
Deuse crowds locked 10 the white House this afser.
noon 70 nay Their respects 70 the President.
Mr. Pierce and wife are doniciled II Governor Msrsys
The closing scenes OF the asst Congress credit.
abe m compared with those OF many OF hs predeces
sors There pere no personal or drunken disorder.
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rs" The Hon. Horace Greeley complained
year ago that Senator Seward always voted for
eveIysIspecies of jobs and corrupt contracts in
Congress. How could the Senator oppose Matte
sons projects in anything? Mat. only held the
bag OF the general concern.
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CITY Intelligence.

Fps N Ttsrn A,UrK -Bctween 10 aud o'clock
yesterday morning, . Gre broke cut In the cellar Of
tho story frame building 107 Tenth avenue, corner
Of Seventeenth street. nra floor occupied ~ Henry
Ncke, for grocery, upper part by families damage 70
stock and nxtures, ABOUT $3.50 Insured for ~ COO In
the New Amsterdam Insurance Company Inc building
about $3.50 Insured for 81 200 in The Harmony Insur
snee Company.
Fnr !, DuasyY SIsur.-About half past O'Clock yes.
'erday morning FIRE broke ont In tho dwelling house
cal noarcey street, occupied w Peter ida ana othes
Dsmsge 70 furniture about 500; no insurance. The
building 10 owned By M. Primrose. It's damaged about
1900 ara nsurea In the Mechanics and Traders 1nsur
nee Company The Gre originated In the attic supposed
accidentally.
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TaE TRADE IN GRoG.-We learn that Senator
Seward will soon Ieturn to Auburn, in order to
see how his special partnership in that liquor and
paint store is succe' di, 6. Grog aud groggerles
are looking up of late.
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House Of Representatives.
CONCLUSION OF TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WARRINGTON, March 4, 1857.

CONCLUSION OF TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WARRINGTON March 4, 1857.
MEDALS FOR ARCTIC voYAGRs
Tne House passed the Senate joint resolution directing
appropriate medals to be presented TO the late Dr.
and his Arctic companions testimony Of the high
tmaon In WHOM Congress holds their merit services
VOTE OF THAMES TO THE sPKAKER-1SAL ADJoURSMIn.
Mr.. AKIN, (dem.) Of c., offered . resolution tha!
the thanks Of the House hereby tenderet to Mr..
Banks, for the able impartial and dsnded manner In
which he has discharged his duties during the present
session Of Congress.
Nessn. GRACE, wHr1xR and others objected to the
reception OF the resolution.
The Speaker pro. te Mr.. Haven decided that the re-
solution Vas question Of privilege
Mr.. AcMUInN, (dem) IVA, said he had voted against
Mr.. Banks There was much in his conduct he could ap-
prove and much he called upon TO condemn. Az
Of the representatives. OF Virginia he was not only OPP
against IT, osme from the last State in the Union he
supposed Il would come from. He regretted that Mr..
he vote be rave the latter for speaker be YOU'D DO r.
Mr. sEwARp (dsm) Of Ca, regretted exceedingly that
theie bad been any manifestation Of feeling on this sub
% proud position % Virginia any other state. lie
came here With all the Southern preudices against the
ne .ss as nss .v. ny
:sp an. .,,,, must S s b: had seen "
,eok pleasure, coming from the South he did, and dit
fens with the occupant Of the chair 70 for the
aoluon and raise hs voice doing justice 70 his poi
cal sdvsrsary. (Great confuaion.)
Mr.. HARsIs, (dem Of illinois, appealed from the dc.
cson, end sao the resolution privileged question.
(CSies 'too ate") Mr.. harris loudly maintained his
position, and said ne not thus 70 be of from OBJ
tainpR the floor.
Mr.. HousIos, (dem Of Al., appealed to gentlemen to
vote on the resolution, and not rass points Of order.
M KIrT, (dem) Of s. O., asked Mr.. Harris OF Illinois,
10 withdraw his appeal.
Mr.. HAlRs did 20 the condition that memb ers
would record their votes.
Mr.. RARerAr, (dem.) Of Pa, Intellectually endcavsssd
to table the resolution.
During the call Of the yeas and nays the resolution
OF Mr.. Aiken, Mr.. wAIIn TX. n OF Ma, said that
while he willing an act OF courtesy he lid no,
thereby endorse Questionable principles.
Mr.. BARKspAIs, (den Of Miss was willing 70 endorse
the resolution except that point saying kr Banks had
acted impartialy."
me resolution was then adopted by yeas llo nays as
The House then amid deafenng confusion passed sew.
SYA compensation bills and resolutions.
Other business was Attempted by any or moro mem
bers, but the disorder was 90 great nothing done.
Tho Speaker at near O'Clock resumed the chair,
ana st that hour delivered brief but eloquent address
In acknowledgment Of the honor bestowed upon him,
whining all the members safe return 70 their homes
and nresides.
The address was loudly spplauded.
Adjourned uNe die.
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Rhode Ialand Politics.

Pnovn EScE, March 4, 1857.
The Democratic State and Congressional Conventions
were hold 10 day. The following ticket nominated
Tor State ofhcers-For Governor, Americas " Potter
Lieutenant Governor, B. Potter; Secretary OF State
Anderfon o. Rose; Attorney General Franklin J. Dick
man; General Treasurer, Gilbert Chace
Ambrose Burnside was nominated for Congress In
The Easern stc and Charles Jackson 10 the We,tern
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hlItNll Nkrcn =, I55Is
The Board Trade Of this city day adopsed resolu
ucn Greeting ., the 90, be requested 10 send
ape ai mwssse 70 the ssaiure asking for an appro
prsuon o, $1,000 TO remove the bar Caalc.on ana
70 i'm pro, the sav lion Of the Hudson river above the
town Of Budson the mosey, obtained 10 bs repaid by
the federal government, shall make tue next sp
preparation.
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Senate.

Senate.
AEsaxz, March 4, lsey.
NJ. NoxoH presented The memorial Of MessSs. 6rnne,
Ahssya o., and IVA others, askng for branch gua-
raaHins n New York.
me snnual sax bin passed We Senate.
Richard n. Thompson was eonfrmed q Harbor Mas
w. end Martin Church and Starr Clarke - Loan CON-
nissoners for Oswego
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Senate bills Passed. into Laws.
Personal Intelligence.

Ex Governor r. H. u .mono, OF Rhode island met win
serious accident 81 Brsto The LIST inst while hs
return nom New York He len Fa River on the rival
Of the steamer, In carriage On entering the carriage
the orver In shutting the doee frightened tho horses and
ttartsd ihem upon run. 10 moment Gier Gov. ~
mond leaped out and ssruok his Ace heavily upon the
frozen ground He was Immediately taken up lnssnsi-
BILE and medical aid procured. was found that the
skin bad been torn from largo portion OF the isrehead
gnsh cut under The en eye large cash In rishs
cheef and severe sash In the under lip, OF which
cuts u was found becessary 10 sev up.
me Trenton (S RIsbs.ean y au!h orissd By gen-
tsman well acquainted with the brother Of John Excl
residing at Mount Plsasans, Hunterdon county TO say
that the statement gong she rounds Of The pape thss
he almost insane In consequecos OF the implication OF
his brother In The murder OF DR.. Burde, entirely us-
founded.
Hon ssmuel Wells, late Governor Of Name s ssou. 70
remove his lav business from Portland. and associate
himself with H. W. Paine, Esq., In the legal profession, In
Boston.
DEPARTURES.
For liverpool In steamship hss-wm ChAs Julien. Paris;
Mr. Petric, Ner York; Miss Power, Texas and Mrs
Bcbsrs rev York Mr. W lowell Havana; J Benz Mrs .
Grosner, Mss orosuer, MT and Mrs q II Haghe. New
lorks 1eo Reese Mr. aud Mrs Jpo Caldwell and children
John Mood WIN lawrence New York MrNicheii Charles
" oS e. s n sHspy GGG e F es
TEN, Vim whey, Phncss wallach, Lsarbsrh, Mr. FIELD
songee. " drosner, New York q Fraken. VIM
tss PIC wpFS SDdq pss Is.% SuT MssGss.
A Grunebsme, New York; MeiIiss, Manchester; A n
kusnGe New York Butler st ktenne; Hysm Jones' New
York; kudekns. Leohi Amson. Chas Vun, Jos Kit
Iiech, stein. Baltimore; Y Halle Simon Bsche, New
loik lis II Mac Nab ,anada; Ed Gilmore England JssN
Percya. New York hes Corlukes, England vorwick.
Seun Saiorria Insnsn Detroit: W: scsreuep and
child Mr and Mrs Patterson TOTAL ~ Specie, flO5 $50 10
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SOMETHING FOR THE Police TO LOOK AFTER
The project for rafting of a young lady, worth
S25 600 in cash and crinolines, to the fortunate
dollar ticket buyer.
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New York, Thursdsy, March 8, 1857.
Mails for the Psc, fic.

NEW YORK HEHALD--CALIFoRNIA EDITION.
Ne Upited States mail steanship inois, Capt. Oapt
Ysss, will leave this port the afternoon, as two O'Clock
ns Aspipwsll.
me mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
Un close ct one O'Clock.
M NEW YORK wMKIY HRAIp-CalifoYnia edition
ss.sainmg the h,est intelligence nom al parts Of the
world, viii pc publahed II ten o'clock In he mosning
angIe copies wrappers, ready for mailing, sxpenoe
Aesnss vii. peAse send in their orders carly ~ poo.
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The Jubllant Democrats of NeWburg.
NBwBURG, March 4, 1867.
The democrats OF Nswburg nov artng one hundred
fuDs from WashiBgtons HeadquaYters honor Of the
Inauguration OF James Buchanan President Of the
United States and twenty Ave for their Victory
the charter election yesterday.
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EHOT Corn LrTERATURE.--The vulgar stories
of Thrasher Lyons and W. J. Melville are made
up to sell by some of the hot cora HAraeurs
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States frisase ~ Lawrence, Captain Hall,
sailed from RIO Jsnero for the River Plate the 18th Of
January.
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HOn0rs 10 tine Late DR.. Kane
BosT0S March 4. 1857.
in the Senate Yesterday resolution expressing gym.
pathy with the friends Of DR.. Kane, and ordering the
State House Tag 70 DO hung at half mast the day Of bis
funeral, was introduced end ordered TO be epgrossed
Ger suspension Of the rules The House were nstruc
ted repOYt \ PoaOlut}0n.
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Departure Of the Indian.
PosrrAaD March 4, 1857.
The steamer Indian sailed about three O'Clock p. n
TO- day for Liverpcol.
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
BOSTON,, March 3. 1857
me footnss Of bank statement for the past week,
compared with the week previous, are ~ follows
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Senate.
OoNclUsIoN OF tuesdays PROCEEDINGS.
wAsnyeroS, March 4, 1857.
Upon oomrg cut a executive session the Senate 70
sunsd public business Through the agency Of the third
Committee Of Conercace were disposed Of the remaining
general apprs prAton bills viz tho Owl and Deficiency
allow certain books 20 new MEMBER 70 DO Deposited in
she pubic libraries u their respective districts.
TIE NEW
Clay 4vsrson and SIidel were nost Conspicuous and
Pertnsoous, eneeavored 70 save 1t OF BY renewed
calling for the yeas and nays on esoh motion; sso tnres
eapg 70 dscuss IL until hour for closing he session
eDs,h Mid ca table, being found Impossible
toget Il through
PRIVATE BILLS PASSED, ITO
Several private ellis passed Also billg providing
FOR the construction Of military roads In Washington and
Nebrsske Territories.
WKDNRsDAr, March A. liz A. NJ
The galleries were densely wded with ladies' waiting
10 see me prelp,n.res 70 the Inauguration cerem oaes
Mp. Hale Of n M. President, IL there any quea-
ton before the senaef Several Senator'S
the proprey of short executive session (Great laugh
Yer Mr. Hale sat down without urging an answer to
The committee 70 wait on the President Of the United
States reported that he had nothing further to
The President pro tenn. declared After brie yaledic
tory, the senate Adjourned
EXTRA SESSION.
The oath was administered to hr. Mason by Mr..
Pearce, and the former chosen President pro tenn
Aessrs. Bsysrd, Bright Frederick, Cameron, Chandler
DAVIS Dixon, Doolltle, HAmln, Kennedy King, Mallory
Polk, Rusk, Sumner, Thomson Of New Jersey, and
Wade were qualified.
The Vice President elect soon after eame in and the
oath Wa administered to him, whe, he made few ap
popriate remarks.
Al O'Clock President Pierce and the President
elect entered and proceeded with the Senate the Supreme
Court the foreign Ministers and Others the east front
Of the CAPITOL whore The nAuguraion ceremonies
conducted.
adjourned I'll one O'Clock to morrow.
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en WILLIAM BorD's LsCTrRH AT CLINTON HAIL-rhis
evening Sir william Boyd, writer favoraby known BY
hh works on an and literature. will mmsnce series Of
lectures u Clinton Hail. Aston Place, the present po
son Of the government and people Of Great Britain He
viii diversity his subject BY anecdotes Of The leading
literary and political celebrities Of that country, with
most Of whom the lecturer hes had opportunities Of "a
Eilsr intercourse From the known ability AMI oppor.
suntes Of Sir william Boyd we have no doubt that these
lectures win prove exceedingly attractive.
fHArnUc Mr. Thalberg's single raa.ins yesterday a
Dodworth's rooms was well attended. His twenty frat
concert at Nelo's Saloon with the assistance OF Nine
DAnsri, PArodi Patti strskosch and Johaupsou, takes
place this evening ai Nibo's Saloon.
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He L TEST NEW s
BY PRINTING AND MAGNETIC TelEGMPHs.
From Washington.

TTOm w aBnIn8COH.
SPECIAL DIsPATca HERALD.
WHAT SOUTHEASTERN THINK OF THE INAUGuRAL-
TIE NEW WORKERS ON HAND-sYNPToas OF A
sTHEfr ROW. ~xyx
WASHINGTON, March 4, 1857.
The general topic a c1nversan "a tns tve,ng rs the
inaugural Of Mr. Buchanan II does not meet the sppro
baton Of the extreme ,uthern the question Of
slavery, and they do net hesitate 70 say DO.
The New York politicians are al here, and each man
has his own axe 70 grind. have already heard the
names Of over one hundred gentlemen al Of whom are
certain Of ONCE.
The city filled 10 Overlooking with drunken rowdlss
and strong symptoms Of fight are Observable every
where The National Hotel h full Of Baltimore brulssrs
an policemen are scarce. Several shots have already
been discharged. II win be miraculous II there Inoss
bloody fight before morning
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[ from the Concordia Intelligencer.
Clless.-&BY FcHEc,

of oil the games that have ever come under
my notice. there is none SO suitable for q per-
son to anuse him or herself, during leisure
hours, rs that of Chess. We fear that this
pheasant and ingenius game, so much practiced
in former times, Is superseded by Others, although
lighter and more lively, yet Of no real value;
games which merely excite the passions, with
0 utexercising the reason and Judgment. There
is no game more in vogue, at the present day
than Euchre, falsely called BY some an i~ntellec-
tual game. Draughts is q good game III some
points OF view, yet far inferior to Chess. Back
CANNON, we think, one of the most foolish
games ever invented ; where success depends on
chance. Wehave often wondered that gentle
men of intelligence could spend time over such
asgame. But Chess Is consecrated by the ap-
probation Of the great, the good, and the wise.
No one can say ought against Chess, If it is
played with reason and moderation. Often has
it beguiled the tedious hours when wit was dull,
eloquencs insipid, and poetry unwelcome. On
the magic board the statesmen manages the
affairs Of nations, the warrior directs the course
OF armies, and presides over all the " heady
%cnnents" Of the fight; the philosopher tracks
the Intricate mazcs OF science land the moralist
learns how to palliate the vicissitudes Of fortune
by prudence, or retrieyethem by care, and thus
becomes an adept in the art of life. He, who
can play Q good game Of Chess who eau fail
and not disturb the placidity of his temper /;
who can triumph without injuring the feelings
Of his adversary, has surely gained a mastery
over himself of no small value. In this game
nothing, depends on the fickleness of fortune.
We think no one was ever yanguished except
it was his own fault. Danish then, We say all
ot1.an- r.. Il - - rN' 4L
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DR.. McLane's Yermifuge always resorted to
when every other remeay fails. FER M

NuCil CNCTy Otuct fcHleuY IhliS. =n 4Na
1WfoRK, September Is, 1852.
This is to certify that my child, three wears
old, was troubled with worms some six months.
l had tried several kinds of medicine, but none
OF them done any good; and it was not until I
tried DIR. McLane's celebrated Vermifuge. pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, that she found any
relief. | gave er the contents of one bottle,
which brought from her q very large quantity
OF worms. but they were so completely cut to
pieces it was impossible to count them. NV
daughter is now doing well indeed, she is COM
pletely restored to health. | therefore lake
pleasure IN recommending it to parents. I
would say, by all means keep a supply of this
valuable medicine constantly in your houses.
| nave known many children to die suddenly
from the effects of worms. 1t also not unfre.
quently happens that children are treated for
Group, when the choking aud coughing is caused
altogether, by the irritation of worms. There.
fore, l say again, Keep it always in the house
III costs but little, aid may be the means Of
saving life; and at any rate it will save physi-
Clans oilis. MRS. LANE,
No. 1893 Eighth Street.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR.
MLane's celebrated hermitage, manufactured
by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa. All
other vermifuges in comparison are worthless,
DR., MIane's genuine Vermifuge, also his eel.
ebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at ali
respectable drug stores, None are genuine
without the signature of Fleming Bros. SEQ,
vi & Mead, New Orleans, La, general whole.
sale agents for the Southern States, to whom,
all orders must be addressed. Sold in Opelon.
sas by John Posey aud P. l.. Hebrard. f2GI
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RKsuRREeTIoN FROM A e1RANeE.-+A young
lady an attendant on the Princess, Of Denmark
in 1881, having been contnicds fo her bed fol
. length ofs fine with d violent, nervous dis
order,Swss oil appears nee deprived OF life. Hel
lips were quite paIe her face resembled thai
of asdeid person S 4 her body grew cold
She WAS remooyepsx tile room III which Ski
died. laid in o coli !, aud the day the funera
was fixed on. The lay arrived and according
to the custom of country, funeral songs ant
hymns were sung efofe the door, Just as The
people were about 10 nail on the lid OF the col
In q kind of PRESENTATION was observed to ap
pear Ntn the surface Of her body. III was greater
every moment, aud at last q kinder conclusive
motion was observed in the hands and feet q
the corpse aafew isoments after, during which
time fresh signs of returning life appeared She