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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-04-02
LIST OF ACTS
Passed at the Late Session Of the General
Assen,5iu: .saa f<a7-.

1. An act to enable the different coun
ties in the State having Swamp Laad
fund, to ascertain and use the amount
thereof for dilching, &c.
g. An act to provide for the govern
ment and discipline Of the State Prison,
and to repeal an act in relation thereto.
3. Al act to amend the 3Ist section OF
an act for the incorporation of towns,
defining their powers. and providing for
the election of the officers thereof. and
declaring their duties. approved June 18th,
1852. Also to amend the 46th and 48th
sections of said act sa.o-,
a. An act for. the Incorporation and
continuance of Building Loan Fund and
Savings Associa IONS g sx 4,ar ! ~
5. An act in relation t, the fees of Off
GERS. -. g.ea,rr..ss., 80.
g. An act in relation to the time Of
holding courts in the. llth judicial cir
cult. ..rr si,sea 1sas4s, = sssas, =. -
Z. An act to legalize the acts of the
Board of Trustees Of, the town of Misha-
waka. s,5 .ss.s1 assi,a.uh s..4 szsa s-
g.. Joint resolution declaring it upcon-
stitutional and impolitic for the State to
purchase the Wabash and Erie Canal.
9. An act, to cure defective sales by
executors. and administrators, &c. 80
TO-. Anact to provide for the approval
of official bonds. DC. s.s,ru s-.J.via
II. An act in relation to the Caune.ton
12, An, act to, provide for and regulate
the inspection of tobacco, DO
B 49, Anact prescribing punishment for
running railroad trains or locomotives
across other railroads without stopping,
and to prevent carslessness and accidents
on crossings. ) glab fssssssbs ov. .ss.as.
ii. An act to, amend section 6 of an
act entitled AN act tonching the laying
out. of streets, alleys, &C.
Is. An act in relation to marriage, &c.
is. An act in relation. to married wo-
mer, &c.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-04-02

Ey OF all the vices. generally speaking,
IngraiiGude coafers most disgrace on the
culprit. Seneca places this vice immedi-
atelv after theft, manslaughter. sacrilege,
and treachery. There aro four descriptions
of ungrateful persons. The first denies
that he has received a favor; the second
suppresses and conceals benefit: tie third
retains no remembrance of the kindness:
the fourth. who is the worst of all, conceives
hatred for his benefac,or, because he is
conscious that he is under an obligation to
him.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-04-02

COOP ADvIcE.-For Drunkenness: drink
eoidd wate.
For Health--risc early.
For Accilenis--Keep ont of danger.
To keep out of jaiI--pay your debts.
To Please All--mind your own busi-
ness.
To Make Money--alvertise in the "Mar-
shall County Democrat"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-04-02

LITTLE RuLEs.-Keep bas for old pieces Of
tape and string, and abag or box for old buttons.
Do not let coffee andtea stand in tin. Keep tin
ware dry, and scald wooden ware often.
Green tea good to restore rusty silk. 1t should
be boiled in iron-a cup full to three quarts. The
silk should not be wrung, but ironed damp.
Glass cylindrical vessels may be cutin two BY
tying around them a worsred thread, wet WITH
spirits of turnentile and then setting the thread
n fire.
When the stopper o. glass decanfer Is 700
tight, cloth We. with ho. water and aPplea 70
the neck, viii cause 1. to expand and the stopper
may be easily removed.
Lime sifted through coarse muslin and stirred
pretty thick with the white of an egg, makes
strong cement for glass or china Plaster Of Paris
inverted, is stl better, and should be stirred BY
the spoonful as wanted. s9ec s'Sss'
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-04-02

EE The japanese have tolerated no
change in their fashion Of dress for 2, 500
years. When they have free intercourse
with the United States they may alter
their notions on this subject.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-04-02

H There is no worse robber than q
bad book. 1t robs you of your time.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-04-02

Ey Men want restraining as well as
propelling power. A good ship IS prOvi-
ded with anchors as well az sails
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-04-02

~ The Soul needs certain amount of
Intellectual enjoyment to give it Strength
adequate for the daily struggle in which
It is engaged.
Ew Prosperity makes friends-Adver-
sity tries them.
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Obituary.
THE DEATH or GENERAL Rusr.

THb DEATH OF oMKRAL HUHK.
The extra which follows from the Nsoosdochs CAypni
We published yesterday Of the axicsl death Of senator
Rusr:-
great calamity has befsllen The state OF TEXAS Ono
OF her most distinguished and noblest sons has falcn
thomas J. Rusk "a more
gloom hangs over our peoples mystery, thus far
connected with NE matter. We only give the facts
and the sad stroke which thus deprived Texas
and the South OF q valued and useful champion.
General RrNk has since the death OF bis lady suf
fersd under mental depression which Of times him
down beneath 10 weight BE has TO q great extent, Sc
cuded himself from society Aad lately that desp,ndency
has been more marked and apparent 10 Ihose familiar With
him. severe ilr css from which he last recover
ing had prosssed him tor weeks and he vas suffering
greatly from rising the back Of his neck
On yesterdsv evening about o'clock his family hear.
ing the report gun and the fall OF body ran 70
spot anf found him lying sd upon ground behiud
the gallery the back OF the house. with rife under
him.
ocroner's Jury was summoned, from whose verdict
we extract the following
The cause q his death gun shot ra' wound 90 ne
fore part q the head inflicted ~ nae gun he'd in his own
bar IDS and discharged by himself
NO further clue can be ven 10 this mystery NO pa
pers or Writings OF the same day lave been ound except
letter addressed 10 gentleman 10 Nes orleans, ordering
. tombstone for bis wife, with this Inscription -
Blessed The pure Ia heart, for ney ,hs1 see God
Lot the people mourn the loss Of man rho on the held
Of battle In the councils Of the state and nston. hAs
proved himself be worthy the pround place already
corded him In the affections Of the people
duplicate Of this extra sent us by correspondent In
Nscosdoches, contains the following basty postscript
ana he value divided bv the OF MA nil
dren buried this evening with masoric h7pors An
vhc viii appear in the nert Osoai along he fun eyi
IN
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AGAINST THE CITY-APPEAL
DISTRICT COURTS.
euTERIUR ooURr-sPBoIAL TERN.
HHkora Hon ]. Hoffman.


ArGrn 10 -Chvles Ralcksns ast TIE koyor, Aldermen
and Cc~monasy Of Ne CITY Of Ne0 Ymk.-rhe application
W stay sale Of property seized upon execution issu
cd on judgment In lhe District Court for me Third Judi
rial disuc,, against the defendants Judgment va, re.
covered In such court before Mr. Justice ncccks 90 the
9Th Of Juy, 1857 In favor Of the painful for OF
SO rs Notice OF appeal V this couu vas there dpon
amended In 1857, appear 70 have been fully complied ~h
The appeal then being perfected, the cause may be
peaied In this court for the purpose Of being here
reviewed. this court possesses any jurisdiction Blu.
requirements OF the statutes have complied vth
. ~ TO mare The appeal stay OF proceedings. The
sbsb a56h and 357h sections Of the code In force In
der 10 sta, the Issuing OF execution proceedings
undtr ssued the undertaking therein prescribed must
be approved by the court below, and a copy must be
certified by the court below II appears from the pa pers
before that the Justice refuses avoids approving the
undertaking. mandamus has been obtained comm and
ing him 70 show cause Why he shouo approve H. me
mode Of obtaining stay OF prcoecdngs d regulated by
statute and must bcssircti' pursued The subject 10
connection with appeals OF this naure, fully discu SEED
In smith agt Alleng2 d. smith, Rep 1907 This ut,
has Jurisdiction OF the appeal, cannos be iast.
Hed staying prcceedngs upon any other grounds than
those prescribed BY the statute. Bat II this
sufficient answer 10 the application, should be 90 npsed
ton Of appeals from the District Courts OF this city
shall not attempt 10 state the Of reasoning which
has led me 10 this result became the point has been
argued before the General Term ib July session and
viii receive there full Investigation, az vel az an
authoritative decision II right my reason wi be
unimporant and n wrong, the present appeal will be
head. Motion denied.
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In the absence Of Mayor Wood, who has gone 70 Auburn
for few veeiu recreation, John Clancy, Esq, Prs,den
Of the Board Of Aldermen, ofncatng Mayor pro tenn
John wensvorh, the Mayor Of Cn'cs thus described
By the Chicago oorrcspoode Of he Boston Journal
with me 70 the srest MAyk that numbering look
ing man, with light compilation and good hunorcd fsoe,
~ ocsn Old :s. ID urnss .. ro ,Ss r
cotton umbreA--no neckclosh-short, bad nuinr linen
ooai-loose unmeDuonables, which looked II he bad
bcked united shoes three sxes TOO large, and sneht
soop the tall figure, and The picture 10 complete You
Who oos. be bad no cen. in Ss vord Josssn.:
Iloega,us Mayo Of Chicago and ne worm Ave hundred
thousand dolhrs."
hon. jas l. D. Morrison Member OF Congress, from
Illinois, and Hon. W. A. Harris, are In Washington
ARRIVALS.
a, Ss Glarsnaoq.colccsl oSR,y .na Ady vss
den New rOrii NJ; v.a sen.slssr Albs1y Miner, "a
w DOR. LepoI ~' '-'-'
From Ponce. PR in he brig ssr.h Beruce-J oubsy and
lady i.O children and servants Fredsrco R-sIdue, Emile
~d"Dr Geo Field, srs 8 ! Roger. - ~ y ''
From Au,v In he .hip Isaac BeiRusssn Hooie, Geo
PASSENGERS.
From New Orleans and Havana, 70 se.mshp smpre City.
Berry Tso ~. xsEs.Sny S S.s NJ. s ersAs IL. 6Sws.
Capt Ssthan McC1uskey DR. Hensley. sr scNesr, q
Young kr de vipse ard CcnnDly Miss NIXON Jno Sold
and lady, seausrde and y IN The seersse From Hsysns
Luscs and brother Mr. Cu-ba lady and Purroy and
sitter and Campos, ksco'rs and family, Mrs ksrsdos
and SON and boisser La Feri and family Fauiert
Is Luyan Bentancourt Despsu Dougsse, Iaisimer,
Leon Checa h~erzs sowne,, fssqpir0.
Ruhl, Virginia NArean, Crusade. We've Cbsum, q
cuion q nor ell Lsse Souhsu. Il Auriot, Mrs Eeene Do
loree Carols voyenecbe Captain MANNER, Foster Mr.
bb spsp sps .ns Sister and Il i De
For Liverpool In steamship Europa from Bostrr-xessrs
VIM Davidson and wife J l. Motley Mrs Motley Mis- Motley
ana children Jas Azarsn, Mr. and Mrs whitehead ehil
dren and snd Mr. Morris Fines Boston; DR. Ner
rem OTIS Wright Iorchesier George Miller iswrence geo
orr Fail River; Mecsr Melen, rroytdencei Mr. and sr
Geo BRAIN Cn.s Brain, serg.mlni Ihos . wriuch and
WIFE, Joan Miller. rtosk; John Wsth Phnadepha; A ia
cbs n Lonis; Holland NOresus; Mrs ursy children
and nurse Mr. and Mrs Napier Col Gordon sss Gordon
Wears Arhu- Ruskin, Engiand kex Robertson 8lsgOw
Rev syren wlnsow snd wife Msdra-i Mr. and Mrs. rye.
Havana; Messrs Archn aid McNchsr and Edward Prsntr
residence no, rver-49 For Hsfsr-Nessrs Rost Frhnl,
bot nn Danl ssylee, Rhode Island; Jas Hs milton L
snow Robt Kerr and wife Fyorh Leguiere Gales
Co. John 5herock s.yanpah James Axen and -is James
Black, Hsfu, q Mcdonald, ~ Johns NB VIM Barrett
West lndies-la Total Ga
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Police Intelliaenc~

srnors Row N WAITE srsKvr "A serious row occur.
red ia sdsreputsble house in Water street, neu Dover
street, Wednesday night, between number Of wo non
and the proprietor and Of the establishment II
appears that the propresr refused 10 subscribe money
70 pay for the funeral expenses OF deceased prostitute
Who had been living In his house, when the ire Of all the
women q doubtful character residing In the mmeii ate
nelghborhood ws aroused They made onslaught uuon
the saloon on the ~oprietor broke the windows gued
bis bsrroom and desroyd all oonained broke 40 ns
money drawer cxried OF all hrs ready each hunted Inc
proprietor almost 70 death, and finally wound No win 40
suemr 70 set IRE 70 the premises The police arrived
lost IN time 70 prevent the hreb and being put 10 The oh
rookery, and 10 quell all further disturbance.
Stsruor oy BrreiApY.-John rlton vas taken into Gus
tody by oDoer Fish, Of Vie Fifth ward police on susson
Of having buresrously red NE premises Of Carries
Richardson, OF No. III Duare street. with niont steal
The prisoner vss found the spot when burglary
discovered and not being able give satisfactory
aooount Of himself he wM lccked up on mspScion
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News from Paraguay.
CUR AsUNcror CoRRE sronDESCR.

AsusooS ox PARAGUAY, May rs, 1851
General Qra>t-H~ WeuAr-rns Brasuson Treaty. AMI
Riu~ Nariga,i0n-ou i on Ameyropn BntoTuis.
there n no here hat you no, alre.dy aware
Of We are just at the beginning Of winter, ssd have
delightful weather.
The country h ~ usual qtsc', and steadily p-ogress,us
The Brsyisns make the most OF their re.sy and their
steamers are constantly going and coming the 10
ualo grsuo his hoped that fellow ct sens v take
some advantage OF this neg Geld ~ nterprise, which
offered 70 emershou steamboans, and mining purposes,
in lhe richest province q Brazil, and On ,he best q south
American rivera
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Ths Gmeute I'm the Council Cham Der.
TO rae EpIroR or rHR HERALD.

Please correct an error In your report OF the/raos be
tween Robert W Lowber and myself You stale thai NJ
Lowber knecked me down. Such vas not the fact He
cnched me II clinched HIM we had struggle; no blows
we're struck on either side; members ntsrfered aud The
reeuh vs mat MI. L,wber vas hro upon hs back on
the floor, and dragged down UPON him striking M
on him wfh my knee. We were then separated, and Mr.
Losber sct up That the affair should DO srly represen
ed al that desire. n T. OrrARsON,
ooupcilmap, Forty arss axot
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TELE RAP HIC.

CHAMELEON, August IL, 1887.
The steamship Isabel has arrived here with Havana and
Key West datcs 70 No 10Th inst
The banks 81 Havana resumed payment tho Ion lnsA
and confidence restored.
There had been no more failures.
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treated Kindly, and that they would i've her
suHcient time 70 prepare herself before the
yhsc would be drasn up before the door.
door and she would be driven OF huriedly 30 as pro
vent any exc temert
Ms Cunningham replied thai her counsel hal informed
~ hat they could not take her 10 the rombs
me officers told her that the counsel wrong and that
Aey had 70 convey her away and would do 90.
Nrs. Cunningham In reply said she would try and get
ready for the journey this uncture Augusta came Int
ne room, when Mrs Cunningham nformed her that abe
vss about 70 be conveyed 70 the rombs, The girl imme
diaciy vooped and went INTO reric when The officers
ssus for Dr Smith and had her taken ipto adoinIog
room she continued In mysteries up 70 the time her
hss left the house, and presented an object OF deep com
niserAton and sympathy.
Helen and Georsiana, together with ~ Barnes, then
proceeded 70 prepare hrs Cunningham ~ her reception
In The Tombs.
AZ III O'Clock the officers we're nctsed that the accused
ready depart but that she would have 70 be oar
r,ea 70 The carriage door, she was 700 weak 70 stand
upon her feet The signal then given Tor the carriage
10 approach the house, when the prisoner was carried
down BY four officers and plsood In the carriage
Hesen accompanied her mother down stairs, and enter
ing The carriage took seat by the side o. her mosher
whom abe said she you'd never leave.
lnsrecsor DIN, and Sergeant smith hsn go mo zoe
1xrisse, and told the driver 70 drive rapidly 70 me
Embs crowd followed the carriage 70 Broadway,
ano number Of persons succeeded 10 keeping up whh me
vehicle the whole way down 70 the CITY prison.
on their arrival At the Tombs crowd OF over 300 per
eshered around the carriage and loud gfoans min
~ With cheers for the baby and the decision OF Judge
reeho me ears OF The prisoner ~ she YES carried
Helen accompanied her mother 70 NE cell appropriated
~ Mrs Fosser the msron Of the female depu nent Of
ne prison, and sgnifed her Intention No renlan with her
parent a. one az she possibly could.
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THE BABY AT THE NTrsFTrM

kHa KLIzAssrH ANDERSON AND rHw DARLING
ABr" or mrs. oUrrnsHAw ON nxprsrrro..
srs Elizabeth Anderson and her baby, Who have asur.
cd 80 extensively fcy the pastvo vecs In connection
vSh NE Bond srss' nArce, hsre BEEN offered ~ On.
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Later from Havana.

A2ter nom HAVANA
rHB MONEY PANIC--THg CONVENIENT AID TO rHl
BAEK--RBeoRrnD CAPTURE OF sLAvHR By 4
SPANISH kxIY, ETC.
The assmshp Empire CITY, which len New Orleans %
The 5h and Havana on The 9Th inst arrived u ths port
carly yesterday morning.
She reports that there had been great panic u Havana
In consequence Of Of the recently established banks
having suddenly stopped payment Bat owing 70 he
energeio assistance Of the government the public conf
dcpce was being restored.
It was rumorcd that r. Q. n. steamer 9uadeiquivc had
captured . SLAYER or the east end Of Cuba
Among the passengers by The Empire CITY 10 Mr.. sidney
Smith, H. N. Consul II Trinidad, Cuba, ross< FOR
Montreal with the remains Of hs wife, who died In Cuba
over year ago.
The steamer Granada, Grnen, len Havana On NE stu
ust, 81 3P. n, for New York.
On the 9th inst, al P. n, ai 81 30, lon 70 20, The
Empire City passed The steamer Illinois, henos for Aspn-
wall.
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VERY INTERESTING FROM CHINA.
Graphic Account Of tho Great Naval
Battle at Canton.
BRAVERY OF THE CHINESE.
the G00DW00D RACES.
~o-~NN|o~N~N~~~~e~oo~-~N
THE WAY THE AMERICAN HORSES RUNo
-/~-~NN>-o~N~NN~@-eONn>eNN
THH MUMMY IN INDIA
10, DO, &c.

The steamship Canada arrived at dock In Boston -
4ao A. ~ Her mails reached ths city last evening and
viii DO ready for delivery this morning.
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DR. CavanauGh's Pile Salvo;
ron TEE CuaE o. Ev1RY soan or
MEMOIR n HOlDN 4AER RkU. ESQ

vrsrsER o. LONG sTAsDtxe On aKcExr oRolx; nxzasAa
Oh EXTERNAL; wHErHEa ATTENDED, wrfH PnctArscn,
HrxoRRHAGR, On oDsfAuCriOn; AND ALE ~ &8 tf
EXTERNAL APPLICATION A.
INTERNAL ApJuvAxrs BEING xxorrnED ANT CASE on.
REGULATE TINE D0wElS, ~ coKsrlRAIED, On g.s5
- DsAKRuokA On DYsxxTfkr.
THE Piles while aasonishingiy prsvaleat insheir w.
rous forms, amongst oil classes Of both ars,
the same time, the most distressing, frequently dan
gerous, and hitherto most didncult Of cure tA
Persons who suffer any length Of time with the Piles.
% he disease yet realize advantage
thereffUn. They have been told, professionally per.
haps there was permanent for Rles and con.
sequenty have dspaired Of any future cessasop from
10 iii sack sPECIv1C 10 offered sos their relief
which has stood The test Of han twelve yesrs
I'VE practice ard during .h.s time &c
= DIR. CAvANAUGH'S PILE SALvE
Is strictly scenthc combination Of we'll known RENE.
dial agents. and hiss been brought 70 rs present pcsc
tion by continued series Of ezperiments extending
through years ri patient study and nvesiigAtien In
field where ample opportunities offered for thor.
oughly testing It's virtues. &kE5f &%
The Psepris.ors have no hezsancy in saying that sAr
Frst and only Infaitibie Specific ever Discovered,
for that dleease, and which cures BY '.
OUTWARD APPLiCA T1ON ONLYi
tesf qf trial without failure to perform ali tic propris.
tors claim for II, IL their directions attended
large number OF gentlemen lhroug hout the country.
Of high character and influence have voluntarily a.
tested TO IT'S efficacy In their not Of hearpay,
and whose certificates may be by references the
proprietor PUBLICATIONS. to be had Of their agents
throughout the United States.
Price o. 90 per boz, retail The Pill GALvE 10 pus
UP 10 glass Jars, Enclosed In paper box, properly LABEL
led, and willkeep any length 81 time.
For sale 10 this city By T. =. Gay, A. Hendricks, =.
sl8 7. H. CAyANAuGH : Co, Proprietcrs,
septi-bp1y 81 Louis. Mo.
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Dr.. Cheeseman's Fills.

Prepared By Cornelius l. CAeesemrn, m D., Ntsr
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They should not be used during Pregnancy, ~ mis-
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Warranted purely vegetable, and from anything nju.
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be read, accompany each box. Price 81 90 Sent ~
mail enclosing u to Dr.. coRSKlits Z. CMErssnAx,
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Druggist in every town In the Unitei states.
r. d. HUTCHING3, Nt
General Agent for the United States,
les Chambers It., NeT York,
To whom all Wholesale orders sisou !, Be addressed
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sPECSEAL 4. n or l 81 !.


J, FaasDi-tgs gu slasAissa " n fsss III ~ yessss
unprineipied e6sss ihas are dAlsy uatinx " ~
~ vendors Of hitter ulxtare. asinE fhs VtsuAslvs
Argumess % order % ssus satsy 70 essfsfs y -
sss:ers bottles. % purchase fsm them ana - y
ossetaers bodies. We hope that sch impossstss VII
~ hsd ~ 70 public coatenpt ~ -; pSs'
ehe seil Or use the gssuIns avties. Not saly have
" the indvidaal evidence o. the country but ancss
every paper In the Onion n ronan entfnG 1Nn ne
superior exessnce Or and the great bsnrnss ssrived
hon ~ of ts celebrated tcnscs besides vAs'"as
diplomas awarded. among which !. one from ~ Ohis
Mechanics' Inssass. q Clncnaass. where o. tecsn.
tsse-esmpcssd cAseay q ~ physicians 81 - city
awarded Hossestss, Smith . 60. d,plana FIR the
superior Of thsiS Bess. t0utc and slsength
ener Of the human systsa. We therefore, caution ~
against Snpossions ana to purchase ~ Mons ut e.
spectable dealers, whom they hnos would not sseise
them HFess g4zFtks% v0erY
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1uLLy ExgtAWxD.-rhe Peoria Democrats
Uoion gtvss ~ fsl'oWipg understandable req
son Tor the ross Of The Democracy IN that city:
OF the cassas which led 70 The defeat 81 The
democrats sickss he NEST psominent, We BE-
iieve. ues leck ot votes. A considerable
nuabes 81 votefs vent to the polls, but shsy
yete NJ tie kjnd pesded 70 maks denscAsie
victory. -
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r SENATOR BR1GHr's PosrTIoN.-The Madison
Qa.) Courier, Mr.. Bright's organ, says:
1T is understood that Senator Bright faces
his great rival,-the small giant Douglas
Bright sustaining the policy of Mr.. Buchanan in
regard TO the submission Of the Calhoun consti.
tuition to a vote Of the people Of Kansas. Mr..
Douglas, with much the largest portion Of the
party in the Free States, is in opposition to this
DOlicy"
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THE GENERAL GovERNMENT STOPPED PAYMENT.
The officers Of the Custom House in New
York have always been accustomed 10 receive
their pay on the last day of every month. The
check did not come on Monday, and the conse-
quence is that the government is not in good
credit with its servants in this quarter to day.
Perhaps Mr.. Treasurer Cobb thought it best to
keep back their pay until after the election, lest
they should waste some Of il on Wood-Eve
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