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IL,ARM NOR SALE--I offer. al private

L. ANN fol c<11E1 Ut HItFdIt
= sale, the Parp known Mechaaicsrille, and as
the residence Of Curt Garter deceased, being in Hen
ircO and lyinG on tla North sol Mech snts vile
Turnpike, wlthn 3is miles otRchm0ad tining l5t
aers. n!lre or las The Ai brin9 ali hish lies ,oan
tifuHy, and has b+en gradually Improving, for 3.
y ear past, and i. tow rich; Ia. good apple AMI
peach orchard, with yriets Of othsr fruits, and
weli adapted to the cultivation IT %istt, corn tIid
topaceo. The latter staple ma, be grown and cured
kn large GIantiie the hoiiss many aie very
aarSe. The buildings are ample, and Of good mas
Fat, Thgfe are many othei things CONNECTED with
Fhe farIii, too numerous to advertise, Which viii be
fsea by persons Visiting the pte;lIS- x. ... s.,
wifi ttse pleasure il r-ceiriue, and allowing the
Farm te' rIlotdr4, JAMES MILToS CATER.
| lfth9 above Farm is Gq sold before october /.
sS5 It win be sold at 8ublic auction thar dag, AZ
T. o'clock, if far, il not, the next fAir day: y.
| ~ 5-dtlst0Gf ......f.:. 80. ....-' j. III. c.
pEAUTlFUL BUILDING LOTS FOX
~ SALE, ON CliURG3s Ii LI--Mrs. Van Lew
harden, the most desirable square Church Hill,
beautifully stua1ed op tbs brow OF the tuii, orpost
Dir. Loftih y EIett 5, .sp4 fraptin& Of GraGq arei
Broad streets will be sil In iot to suit purchaser
Those wishing to buiId s6udjt find i, more besusi
sul tecation or one better disposed b. nature 70
tsy aIy outlay of taste Or money. Apply to 4''
~ i}-ts ~ Mrs. ELIZA L. VAN LEW
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an 3r-dSc@imL tt'EI z. Hft % Main street.
q. ss,sssp r cHnoSp MADE STovEs.-THY

. EsYyR kfCHNOND MADE SToVEs.-T
ADVANTAGES N PCaCE 4sIsG RIchMsSp MADE STovEs
Th.s, are rri4 ID the best material ami extra heasy
So as 10 stand the i'll usage OF servants. Broken
plates can be esnEeniently rePaeed'at q nlsynfate
cost They are warranted to operate to che sgtisac
item ofthe purchaser, They costhe more per pound
thauthe Northern stoves. ~ o.
Wholesale warerosSTn at the Foundry. Retail trade
supplies by thetaty dealers, is 49,
fheae Works have helm in successful operation for
nearty siX years. and have acquired high reputa-
sosl styr the quality OF their Iuanufnct lures ..
6sATI--7'.' - 0EafT IL - ASA SNYDER.
."tf,'.5F i - PROOF.
Per nearly six years have been supplying my
patrons principally with the Stoves manufactured at
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lie cpnlinnes!t1 A Eunsta1tIy ON hand the th ,.l
ClilCkERiNG RLANy EukTlst IT,, . 81 &C.,
i2ng sole agent for the sale of these ce brarei in
'truments he will order OF ans l,Iices aud a, le,
9oat those on hand not suit hraWings and price,,
% tue Various styles can hi sen 1T lis lano reVpl,
snranch and irsiaht Din, Sius and prices VIII Oh
appiIcatOny bs ssnt 70 any part OF the country h
App! t. , 10 r,su 80 ia BLiST1hl a Bro pa al
au Films ~ No, I6a Vain street. I,chlnnnd ~
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EnR LANES

Fi4I'H ( WATKINS, No. fS3 Main street are 70
c,;v their hr abG ele sat stock Of French. Eng
l,.a ,uI American DRY GOODS. among which are
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RICuM0Su. slnpRNnRKs

ana have found them to give general satisfaction.
bth al 10 suaii and dIssratiOn.f The hgt of esp,
YALE { Co are new prepared To- furnish tkc- IT Abe
VIII any description Of Those desTabie stsye4, ~
an 22-5In 80 80 -. I'D .-. 10 Main street.
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by Larus III Shine
EFESfSG TRADE bA Il s.. III \, ana, ann,

81 FOR dCHA RLESDON,bS. U.AYlhso
ss.s=S superior fast sailing Schr, CERIro. Cabth
tnga ed will sail with nispateh! lkorsI bal ar,cA or
freight or passage having superior accom- modations
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sGs' SPECIAL NoTICE.-My customers
and friends will now be able In enter my Store from
Nam street. Remember the nuuIber. -
.E ...'t,f.r . . WM.1iA SMITH.
SEA III Main 1T.
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IIAa UNA TEfla uC4
BOARDING 40.

q a -
BOARDING. Several desirable rooms
- ;,aeen. at tie EDaEHoyT ffDusEll@ Appls j.
Sc '-ht Mas N. 9. M0RfeIN.
Mrs FRANCES 4. CROUCH, having
,w W. dssitasly located Tssiasnss, g9ata rscetye
her i s Fpr terhis apply at the corner of Clay
- ". TtY'ole, .-444-- -41-c-G z--.-. 1se I3-Ht
a MEXICAN HOTEL, F-9T =
- hl4 l,d RICHMOND VIRGINIA
go Opposite the New Custom Hsuse.,,1, -.
as.s,S-aAtI.ExANpEg bUyAL, Proprietor sg +.
Inc nndaraigned having taken this Hotel respect
,nny ANNOUNCES the fact 10 his fielis and tile, pub
c. aiN s1ctts their pat yonasa lie has removed his
anpiy y the H9tl. and VIII, from thisday give BIZ
PERSONAL AID und yled attention 70 the business and
hopes 70 give satis,stion TO al who ma patronise
the hoasei His-tabiea ARE supplied WITH AT tls1deif
chcies OF The ssa.on and will always be furnished
witi thenbest pf-eFerythEng that thu market can
Good and capabls servants have been sclec ted an,
re guests may at ali times expect prompt and par
ali 5-ts ''''''At',- > ,rsI'ita AIRY rdtvaIs
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ISALL TRADE 1857 - : ~
cLARISsox, ANDERSON g. co..

ai'.. (So, 100 MAIN sTREET, KIGHdvND VA, } 20
| - IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
| ENGLISH GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARD
WARE. CUTLERK GYMS AMI p.
- - 4 NLYfOR BOZ INC CLOTH ~ m s..
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a Windsor, Honey punlicr. Giyc erine. White and
MPtthd OIL caAtife and large ass 5rt,pent Of chesp
hEsfhas sfars' also. Shaving Creams and sfaps OF
sale by-4e st- dsid 'aaP!J0HNsf N 4 BR0i -
So " IL - LLlAi III hrll. aaslhE
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/ New Apetbecary Store, 81 =
au.e2--dacw4w. lss. NV cor. Main aud Imhsss .
NEWARK CIDER IMPORTANT To
\ ! LIQU1& BEALERSs--,,ni the teetiry ~ one,
a 40: IN gold or ,tamss 1 wall send 20 sr address,.
Cider WHICH II niads in Newark. y, ~ and /. supe-
rlor 70 any sIdsr 5nade trPu sppsss aadIwAl oost,
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- FOR" SAVANNAH GA. The SUI
Sc rtticr fast .dliig Schti lM,AAY III ,BA ks,
the sdoISe pert III u f. days and viii sail on or
abont the Both iustn itor fueuer part caAfs apply 20
80 fI-1l~t9a .i1l,aIa uaWgD 1OyQUITT &aUb, n i
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NHLORINE ERASIVE SOAP fosT reno ,Il.s-,
~ WIG tar grease. naint. aul spsIa- es every
Hctcflhtbn from slkst CLOTHS ana 6,cats sbrics,
s srh%s ,tntqFyOr d'c6R.staG tsTsy as
. s,,Ie. IN "ia''."' lee" .e''3'e8 90 DfiySists
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NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,
~ stannton, Virginia, --' 81 -
! a.iri ywM. n. ftIIh SlN, PRoPf1EfeR. 80
Omnibuses free of charge. rim in connection with
tie hstetand the Railroad Depot. =.
/ g. Every attention il giyep to Passengers who
wish ~ depart by either OF the lines OF travel, -
3nfm - - -
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PHYSICIANS, Pocket, Medicine and
In,tFamsRt Casss, salitfie Rags Spl,nts Ban.
dsees. Instr ,anen Of all kinds aud ali apl
/ A Ia
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.alEt-sis. n ~, Hsverhnl. IL II sbsnt /. -. 2

ct" NICHOLAS, SALOON. --fresh im-,
81 ported Fruits. Rec wing TINS day direct from
Bdrdcaux, France, 500" lbs Cry stalized FEeaeh
Fruits, al in superior order. For sale low wholesale
hiFl relaa ,AAANTu\l next aGs,F To Exle snk.s
s;lp s,,... ~ apd opptlrite kant. Il aisIe n TO.
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White and colorri DuilIs aud Macinaw BLA%-
KRIS: ts.st >h"eps' GEey Sttilsetsi VIRGIN IA
FCLaLEB CLOTHS: Maryland Plaid binse!s, st9ut
Ani hs, ahl eotoTsi blns pLAiDS; striped oZSA,
BCKGS, &c, &c all vt WHICH have ben purchase
g. the best terms. and viii be gold at the VERY Low
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HRANGlPANNI Soaps, Ssckets, Ex-
= tracts and PomatuaS Tor sale at ..~.......t
t- so - - LAlDi.EY & 86btysoy's 49,
We ~ - .t - 60 t,ll tth ana frnhklin sttretsI
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ItEHIST BRUSHES. small and large.
w Hair ami yeAther Dnstnrs: White Wash brush
a.; psins ,.ld yarnish Brushes; aootf Ficks, - Ne
ut Heeixrd by - 4. $40 81 u. j. PIlAIf =
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TIsE7 JEWELRY,s.DPTItAL AND Ma
r TUEMATICALX INSTRUMENTS ID. just re-
Gel ed FROM, PARIS and opening, f saetc tbs trade
ier few dsys only, At m ore, astsrge lot Freneh
Jewelry Optical lnstraiasnts, and Mathematical
Iastruments. Alse a large lot. very kae French
Perfumeries -a 's'it - ssil s"i*i1
Dealers would do we'll to examine the stock at my
sal Is roo ,,up stairss .a"s' y, n''
cd Is sl.'.,ffnn tl.stal ia h AuEKe MOTT q
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for sale by
sel5-lm STOKES RifEs.
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L'RESH Bedford Water. from tho Springs
l. IL lsnpsy Iyania, fer salf byseA.tt , Z 5.itta.
j. - LAIDLEY 4 .RoRINsoS, Chemists. 80.
sr1g 9Th anil Frankl lin, streets.
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mo BBLS,, choice rive Whisky, DIFF.
+ry, ~ F'7', ''''' rios. joy "a o.
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A cARps,1lTQ THE LADIEsSssmM j.
~ III. GDNDeEYy who has taken the rooms ever
Meksrs. Jones Bros Confectionery store No 70. =
Mai street. oppodsaI a. H Price 'sgor the pur
pose ,of, conducting the. DRESS 7MAkINGI BUSl.a
NESS asks share Of abe pssrcaex of the Lsds
she pared to execute work in the shoreest tisar
and IN the tnase fashionable ananDer being sappisd
READ Qnabla terms ans ether establishment In the
city ,Es1F edt -seP'tt ~ i.'.i.l d. s'"',s '-
|, orders frola,the country promptly attended tosi
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ss,sE FaIRRAYK's SotbEs, livery ne,

son ,,sing slkL LES shouU9 eafytuse the best, aBio
can always be had Of Falgbank > agents. ,,
"MESsRS, CLARKS0S ASDEKSJN s Co.,
se.7-2m :, -" No lp6, Main street, Nthmqnd. Va
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10 Nh, I0UI- ---'- II =
HEAVY NEGRO CLOTHING, BLANkE TS, Re.
THUS. T. PRICE K 90 have made arran GENE ats
for 6eeping sfafe aud extensive assortment Of Ne
gre Clothing Coarse Weuleus, Blankets, &c, 10
which they tesite the attention ct the M'rChalts
Farmers Planters and Traders Of Virginia Hnd \
Carolina. f5..aA 80 -'..t-' or. ..'-
These Goods are bought directly from the Agents
and Manufacturers. upon the very best tefins and
will be PUT AT the lowest rates sfch Goods be- sold
fox sysyhe large fis1! 4es in tire country,
IN ~ arr. ntw making large additions 10 their
stock in thfs department, among thtm the follow
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NdACKEREL, GiBBED.AND cUT He

ES- Racsptionlh onrs froms o'clock A. Mtiilo IA
ID m ~. p. 40 Inn ~.
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spEctAL 'NoTTcEs..-1

% ,eouAIq
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.HoAL, PIT OHIO barrels. = cksa
" y h'le vi, ZOE '" EDWIN WORKMAN 4 CO.
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1n PACKAGES Old French .Bi agdy,
\ ith pros, fox ss3e by .e4 ~ , t--'s "t''
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'fyANDY ia CTdRYsTi am. now manu-
W faesifins Rafiaed Candies, at Wholesale have
EftiA, selling ~ tiw sfice.. a - ~ ;ts''.f
Isl. "a A. AMIN, ST. Nicholas Sab ~. 81
4. 90 10 IT, - Next donr u Exchange Rank!
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IGHT EXCHANGE oyTl

EUFlI LACHANUE Wv = INV - :. A
BdstdA,l New YORK., i Philadelphia, I
| are Louis, 'NasfvfAe, 1snl Ciucihnati a-si
| = l-s er 7elits. Collections Tnadeon All parts of
! ed States, Commercial paper negotiated
=, ek and other secuIities bou. ht and sold on
| ? ein."i"" 't' .i- iISAACS TAYLOR, so fi
| CIV, ,,,f Rrokers cnf Main and l4tb SITS
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NAPOLEON MEMOIRS.

W. T. BERRY co. have also on sale
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, AND CONVERSE
TIoNs F THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. BycOunt
De Las Casas. With Portraits and other Ilustrstions
vols, cIoh.
NAP0LEoN's CAMPAIGNS IN EGYPT AND
SYRIA, l79S-l799, dictated by the Emperor atst He
lena, and published by General Bertrand vols svo-
with an Alta oils Plates Ofthe Plans ofBattIrs Par
1871.
M0HTH0L0E's HISTORY OF THECAPTIyITY
OF NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. I vols half calf
NAPoLEoN's CONFIDENTIAL cORREsPoy
denee with his Brother Joseph. 9 vols 19mo.
LAST DAYS OF NAPOLEON. Memoir, of,te Ia,
Two Years Of Napoeon's Exile, By DR.. F. AutommacehI
ormng Sequel the Journals of9r OMeara ard Count
Las Casas Svo.
MEMOIRS OF THE INVASION OF FRANCE b,
the Allied Armies and OF The six Months ofthe Reign
Of Napoleon including his Abdica,ion Written by com.
mand o'the Emperor. By Baron Fan Hrst Secretary Of
the Cabinet. lvol., syo. witha Map Ofthe oampagnf
1914.
ABBorT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON 9vOls.
NAPOLEON IN EXILE. ByO'Meara
NAPOLEON At ST HELENA. lFrOm the Letters
andJournsls q Sir Hudson Lowell
MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON. By the Duehes D'Abran-
tes- 2vo's. With Portraits.
HAZLuTTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
FAPoLEONs MEMOIRS: Evenings with Prime:
cambseerss, Second Consul. By Baron LsngoE.
EAPOLEONs EXPEDITION TO RUSSIA. By
Count de Ssgur.
THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY. Blythe BerElsyMeu.
wish 20 Portraits
NAPOLEON AND HIS MARsHALs. By HesdIsy.
NAP0LE0NS OLD GUEAD. By HsadIsy.
NAPIER's PENINsULAR WAR.
ALIs0N's HISTORY OF EUROPE. Win an Atlas
ofthe Plans Of Bsttlss.
THEIRS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLT
TON 5vos. with Portraits. febis
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The Union d american processes to re-
gard alien suffrage as great humbug.
Doctors viii differ. Distinguished South
ern Democrats in Congress view it as a
question Of vital Importance, at the present
time, when the North is welding its power
and influence to form the institutions of all
new States. They know that the great
mass of foreigners who come to this coun-
try are predisposed to take sides against
the South on the subject of slavery, and
that it is bad enough to permit them to
vote after they have become naturalized,
and still worse to give them that privilege
whilst they are subjects of, and own ale
glance to, mother nations. Mr.. BAYARD,
of Delaware, one of the ablest democrats
in the United States Senate, looking be-
yond party management, and contemplate
ing this subject periodically and philoso-
phically, declares" You are violating a
great political principle when you author
" ize by your legislation man to vote on
a mere declaration Of intention to become a
citizen, Gchich does not make him bound bg
allegiance TO this Government; NOR DESTROY
" HIS ALLEGIANCE TO THE COUNTRY FROM
(WHICH HE CAME" The fact that this poll
cy has heretofore been pursued, does not
lender it any the less Objectionable. Con-
gress has frequently prohibited the intro
duction Of slavery into territories Of the
United States. This was a violation of a
great political principle also. But will the
Union d american say that, because it has
been often practiced, and acquiesced in by
the people of all sections of the Union, a
proposition to repeat it again is unimpor-
tant, great humbug?" We suspect not
The unceaSing war of the enemies of sla-
very upon that institution, has made it ne
cessary to stand by the constitution, and
to repel every violation of it. The same
reason exists for maintaining inviolate the
great political principle that none but citi-
zens shall exercise the right Of suffrage
And when our contemporary characterizes
proposition to do this great humbug,
it is undermining principle of vast impor.
lance to the people of the South, and
weakening the barricadeS thrown up to
resist the encroachments of those who
would deprive them Of their constitutional
rights.
The presents an suspicious time to re-
turn TO correct principle and policy. The
Supreme Court has swept away the con
gressional ramparts from behind which
anti-slavery men assailed the constitution
and the South Let the conservative sen.
timent Of the whole country unite in coerc.
ing Congress to refrain from the erection
Of others, and to adopt no policy in future,
which shall be violative Of any Of the great
political principles upon which our republic
can institutions were founded.
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The loss of revenue by additions to the
free list is SI,l45,si6
Loss of revenue by transftrsto schedule
d, or per cent 1883
Loss OF revenue by transfers to schedule
G. or per cent 26S, PAT
Loss of revenue by transfers toschedule
E. or Is per cent 4,922
Subjoned is a statement exhibiting the revenue
which the impor,atiOus into the United States in
the year ending So;h June, 1856, would produce
under the tariff act of 1857 "a
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rT- N. Babinet, Of che French Institute, 10 the
course Of some remarks which be has published
concerning the comet which l. expected by astro-
nomers In the year 1885, says: "Whh regard 20
one sf the questions 10 which this comet has glren
rise. must protest agsins. the idea that cOmet
possesses the poser Of impartlng perrep.ibIe me.
ehsnical shock. can prove tha, the collision Of a
s~AlOs iotsnt on suieide, And yag with fall force
agains. train Of hundred carriages, drawn BY
ten stssm-sngines, would De thousand tines more
dangerous Tor the train Ia question than would be
tue Simultaneous shock Of all tbe ksowa Gomez,
against the esrsh. What Is = eomeg Ils Wei.
be nOshing."
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NASHVILLE:


pa-The Union r Ameriean Of Wednes-
day, in the course of a very feeble defence
of Foreignisn, reasons in this wise:
"Bnt suppose one half of the foreign born
population of the free States we're abolition
lists, what would it prove2 Are not one half
Of their native population the same way and
is il any worse 10 foreigner to oppose slavery
than rative9 Hardly as bad, we think. We
assert. what is generally understood, and no
respectable Know Nothing dare deny, that,
taking their relative proportion, there were
more American born citizens in thefree States
who voted for FREMo T in the recent election,
than of the foreign BORA"
ITO this complexion, things must come at
last" The adoption of the odious and de-
testable doctrine of alien suffrage, doc
trine against which every patriotic impulse
should rise in instructive revolt, drives its
supporters inevitably to this point. They
must defend it 10 all its length and breadth;
they must uphold and sustain it in all its
agrarian, red republican and abolition ten
denotes, North and South This, it seems,
the democracy are willing to do. In or
der to obtain the support of one half they
are entirely willing that the other half
should file off into the cohorts of abolition
ism. But it is not true that one half of
them support the democracy, and 1t is not
true that all who support the democracy
are not abolitionists. Yet we confess this
is about as able defence of alien rule as
we have ever heard from any of the organs
of that system of human freedom.
The above specimen of logic presents an
other characteristic feature in the defence
Of this doctrine. In saying that foreign
er has as much right to be an abolitionst
as native, and holding that inasmuch as
there were more native supporters of FIRE.
MONT, there is no reason therefore to COM
plain, the Union d american, either upholdS
the entire Freesoil and abolition sentiment
of the North; or it places itself in the equal
ly ridiculous attitude of juStifying one
wrong by another Whenever the demo
cratic journals and speakers leave off the
use of epithets, such as prescription" "dark
lantern" midnight prOu0Lers," "factiOn,
"humbHg," &c, the next key note is always
a fiat. These are the wings Of wax upon
which they have been borne aloft; but they
are fast melting under the bright sunblaze
of right reason and intelligent reflection.
This driveling clap-trap is losing its power
over the ear of the great Public; and when
that loss becomes thorough, we shall see
modern democracy in its true deformity,
pinionleSs, reasonless and powerless.
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NORTHUMBERLAND IN BURNING BaIcK

(pasfnfsa b. Jess Sasss q rodd coeny, Ksntucky)
Ns az Ne oss portint invsutcns Of ne present
"a saving - - skst lar ne aoor and fael, and The
Brlck D. uch slpsEier II qnaiit.
81 Iossrasaoa qairs q M HsarY Ausy, IN s0aih
Naslyae. vAo j. nov ssing f1s intrntian
a.vpssssn sislustl pro-are ne szht vil address Dr.
ss,l sxs zasus Ffznka. fsun., vho b f1Iy anfhor
a % a.. sell dispose q Ne Ne wii 70
80 trest u Al nrcE carriers by and the lnFea-
-. uarFI-3ss TAfLsT p PfR0N
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Napoleon at st. Helena.
W. T. BERRY s co. have just received

w. Il. BERRY & co. have just received
NAPOLEON AT ST HELENA; or, fD.erestingAnec
dotes and remarkable Conversation the Emperor dur
the Five and Half Years Of his Captivity Collected
from the Memorials Ct Las Oasas O'Msara Monthoaon,
AntOumaech, and others. By John O. Abbott. with II.
distractions. vol, svo cloth.
lExtractfrom the Preface
Thegenius n Napoleon = astounding ANbrsrehegof
human knowledge seemed alike fan liar 10 his gigantic
mind His conversations at s. Helena scattered vh
the num"r and volumincus memorial, Of those no
cleaned them are replrte with intensest interest
There J. no mind which will be invieorated by amiIi
arity With those profound Thoughts expressed with so
much glow offeeling and energy ofeiction.
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- ease Of Lyneh Law occurred In wlscor.
sin, Al Bsialo eounty, o. Wednesday.--The victim
~a' caippewa ludian. Who bad shos Though no,
'A'a ~ see white men. u some ARRAY The neigb-
bars collected. aaisdssd The Indluh 70 be- hanr and
psoeeeaed % eaeeais shs sentence o. she spos b.
running him up 70 tho limb q asrsa.
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P4s1pl.eQ8

sfhis includes representation to ali the changes
made by the new tar a. except bleaehed, printed,
painted and dyed manufactures of cotton aud Of de-
LANES, iransl rred from schedule T. TO ID, Tor 90 to
l9) These changes, raising from lower to e high
er schedule. would increase the aggregate above
given equal 90 the difference made by the transfer,
and in proportion 70 the amount Of such imporia-
lions, which not F,turned in such manner as
10 be separated from sumo other similar goods
T.saa
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COTTON CORD.

m conguencs % want Of stock dur the winter Uonhs
and aceiraa D maehEsry, ~ Gre. az Of prn-
cpai Cotton FactnIirs th~re tenth Cotton cord
enough mac % supply the orders shh receive ios ire
aficlg. au dSinE ne h=t ran 10 suP NJ customary,
IN ug part o. the orders hes Ia tarn, and poe
sh h ~ say Of expanauon % those gAo have favored
me sith thsir orders N bARRETT,
Wooi-Wafg aad carcags oeaicr,
unsrchR-im cincinnati, D.