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The ELECTIONS.

heinS up 10 tn8 tltuc OF gong 70 Press
will enable US to make them. The blanks show
where the result Is doubtful, or where q district
remains 70 be heard from. Our reposts by tele-
gnPh on the third page will probably enable the
reader to al some Of the blanks. -
81 Pennsylvania II
DIST. Present CoHgTsu. Nsxf Coagrsss s.
I'll Florence, ID. T. B Florence, D..
2..E Joy Morris, A. Joy Morris, A. AZ
X 3..yes Landy, ID. John Verree, A.
4..a M Phillips, d. w Millward, A.
o.-Owen Jones, ID. John Wood, r.
Cd Hickman, ID. Hickman, A Id
5..H Chapman, ID. Loognecker, A d.
81 Clancy Jones, d Schwartz, A LID
9. A Roberts, K. Thaddeus stevens, R.
III. j knnkel, K: w Kellinger, r.
II. wv l. Dewart, ID. n Campbell, 6pp.
II. Paul Leidy, ID. w scranton, r.
b. w III Dimmick, d. w Dimmick, d.
H..G Grow, r. 6 Crown
Is. Allison White, d. Jas T Hale, r.
Is. John A Ahl, D. Benj F Junkin, r.
INV Reilly, ID. T. Mcpherson R.
H.. John Edie, r. Samuel Blair, r.
49,. John Covode, r. John Covode, X
30. w Montgomery, ID. w Montg omery, A ID.
81. ID Richie, r. JK Moorhead, r.
o.. s A Purviance, r. Robt Mcknight, r.
%. w stewart, X. VIM Stewart, r.
%. j l. Gllis, ID. Chaplin Hall, r.
IS. John Dick, II. Elijah Babbitt, R.
The State Senate is somewhat In doubt The
members holding over are IL Democrats to o.
position, and 1t is not unlikely that the Opposi-
tion will not be able to overcome this msjority in
the twelve districts where elections were held
The Senate will probably stand IL Democrats to
is Opposition.
The State House Of Representatives will undout
eddy be strongly Opposition. The impression is
that the House will stand about ~ Opposition to
. Democrats. On joint ballot Of the two Houses
the Legislature will be strongly Opposition.
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Ohtos
D'st; Present. Congress. Merit Congress.
l..G II PcEdleton, ID. G Peudleton d.
Wv Groesbeck, d. A Gurlsy, r
81 Vaiandig ham, ID. Valandigham, ID.
An H Nicholas, Il. VIM Allen, d.
sS..K Mott, r. Jas NJ Ashley, r.
aaron Harlan, R, Thomas corwin. R.
8. Benz stanton, Il. Benz Stanton r.
~ w Hall, ID. John Ca,cy, r.
io. Jos Miller, ID: c A Trimball, r.
11..V Horton, X. CD Martin ID
~. Samuel = Cox, ID. Samuel Coz. d.
ID Snermaa John sherman, r.
IA. Philemon Bliss, r.. Cyrus Spinck r.
Is. Jos Burns, ID. VIM Helmick r.
10. u IomPkins, K c B Tompkins, r.
NV Lawrence, ID.
is..BF Lester r. Edrerton, r.
~ Ed Wade, X. Edward Wade, r.
20. j X Giddings, R.
2l..J A Bling ham, r. IA Bling hamR
The last returns indicate that the Opposition
State ticket is elected by large majority.
Indiana.
Dist. Present Congress. Merit Congress-
1..W J Niblack, ID.
2..w II English, d. English, D.
i ija 5 Foley n%s 1'i B. D. w Holman,
SS..Pa VI Kilgores r. David Kilgo1e, R.
~ Davis, A. l.. JIG Davis, A l..
S..Jas Wilson, X. Jas Wilson, R.
9..S Cofax, II. Colfax, r.
IO. ChaS Case. X. Chas Case, r.
ILL., U Petit, X. JU Petit, r.
Indianians in this city are confident of the
election Of Niblack in the First, and of Hughes
in the Third district.
The vote on the State ticket is close, and the
result doubtful.
South Carolina.
Dfst. Present Congress. NertCone,ess
- Mcttueen, u. ] Mcqueen, ID.
2..W Miles, ID. VIZ Miles, d.
81 keitt, ID. l. NJ Keitt, ID.
4..N l. Bonham, d. nj l. Bonham, d.
4..James l. Orr, ID. Democrat
CIV w Boyce, ID. WV Boycs, ID.
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of There are ls7 church ediaces in the CITY
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WEAVER again makes those exoelIent Boston
w and French REAM CAKES, for which he
mas 20 excellent reputation. Try them 90 ~
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TEE WEAfHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning Is made from the Mors.
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about Z O'Clock:
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MAILS 10 MExIco.-The Postmaster General
has arranged with Charles Morgan to carry the
mails from New Orleans to Vera Cru. twice a
month-on the first and ffteenth-for postage,
as compensation. The first mail will be sent
on the Tennessee on the first of November.
AProINrMENr.-TheP President has appointed
Geo. IL. Abbott, Of Oregon, a sub-agent for the
Indians in that Territory
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THE ian T D G Ban GER.
FROM the Keokuk Journal.l


BYsFUGG.
Mitey Oshun! Your konkered, mad
You may heave and rip and tare round like all
But your kabled; ~ s1
We've got astreak ofAleck.tricity,
do you know Aleck?) runnin
Rite through yonr bottom.
Be keerfuf Mr.. 0Shun, siH&
That you don't get shocked, orful.
You'd better keep shy o that ereew wire,
And not get too GURUS
You mite tell the fishes, what live in yer,
That this here line warn't set
To catch gudgeons, no Stree, =
If John Bull, Esq, gets too rantanSerous,
Well Ist holl him over, down n
To Main and .sh.annex i'm" we will;
Gosh all Jerusalem, ain'tthis
Ere universal Yankee nation punkins
A heap? 1t be and are sum to butte.
Thater Mr.. Field, Qreckon he's no kin
To corn-feld,) he's aregelar buster,
He orter have free pass
Over every telegraf in the hull
Countryl he had.
Three cheers for Mister Fieldl
Our pheelings biles over
In contemplatihsthe grander
Ofthis 'ere. undertaken,
We're in for maxim Mister. Field
President o. these ere United States
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s.s 'li';' 4;'s. M 81 THE "a. NE
LIVER ENVIGORsfAATOR!
PREPARED BY ma sANFoR

PlfEPAREDr BY DR.. SANFORD, :. - -
Compounded Entirely from GUMS, II
rs. ONE 0FsrIE BEST PuRGATIVE AND LIVER ME-
D1c1NEs now before the pnbltc that Cadrttc,
sa9IEn + Is not only oqr hqt gsr remedy
the stomach and carry OF that matters thus
completing two without any Of the
starttea II Strengthens the the that
and when taken daily moderate doses, wiz
strengthen and build It up with unusual rapidity =.
The LIVER one Of the principal regulators Of the
human and when II performs its functions well,
ts almost entirely dependent the healthy action
the bowels are at fault az Wsoe
system suffers .of one orgnuhc LIVER
gam one OF the proprietorshas made It study In
practice years, to find remedy
to counterfeit the many arrangements which
Teptoye found, person from
pied with LIVER C0lGSsPLALNT,i in any oflts forms,
mas put 70 try bottle, and sconvicton certain.
healthy s now o be
the causing food to digest Wells
eSHlFf1Net THE BLOOD tone and health the
whole machinery, removing |the cause Of the disease
B5IISUg 4TESgks are cured, AND, WHAT IS
LIVER INyIGORAToR = ''.s
One eating tim. relieve
am mp Pseyens s the FOOD trom-rsng and souring
one dose taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
Only one dose taken at1n,qht, iooseps the boyIe,,
gently, and cures SI7IYENESS
One dose taken after each will cure DYSPEPSIA
99se 81 viii always relieve
One bottle taken for male resovGs the
gfFlsfi
o9 and ssia Sesassa s9df sgEa zE
system the effects medI9ctne sfteE Ions
bottle AuNDIoE removes an SAT-.
or eoSs TAKEN before eating Wig
one 81 sS dets a'. ana digest veil
4e1GEA, in its worst while SU1fHI,P and
to o.
@ there u no speeder remedy In
,I-A few bottles cpresDRoPSY by exciting The
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FoR Ale THK PURPOgRs OF 4
> il A.M.II4Y PHYsIC

THERB has long existed public demand for an eiao
tive purgaye pill which could b relied on IS sure and
% neet that demand, and an tli virtues
has conclusiyely shoNn With what success
Sus nUt sssg = make tie Sest q n inls Hs
should have Of the objections, but Al the adVRn-
sad With What success Ne would respectfully submit to
the public decision. 1t has been unfortunate for the
lemOiouS and TitatnS to ths SoNsS S not
Many of them produce so much grping pain and revul
good de;yed from them. These pils produce no
irritation PAM unless Il arise from previously exist
ing Obstruction or arrangement in the bowels. Being
purely vegetable no harm arise from their use IN
quantity; but it Is better that any medicine should
IN the several diseases which they are applicable are
given on the box. (Anong the complaints which have
Sssn sgeedg cured y them them y9 may mfn9n TsF
Languor and Loss Of Appetite Msessness Litablity,
Bilious Headache Bilious Fever Fever and Ague Pam
in the Side and Lons for truth, all these but
the consequences Of diseased action in the liver AS
apeient, they afford prompt and relief in Cosye
SeurYy, Colds With soreness q the body Ulcers and i'm
purity Of the blood; in short, any and every whore
They have also produced some singularly successful
sGEe. IN Rheumat!m, Gout DroPsy, Gravel Eysipelas,
andS Side They should bo freely taken in the spring of
the year. purify the blood and prepare the system fer
the change Of seasons. An occasional dose stimulates
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
the appetite and ygor. They purify the blood, and BY
yaC the strength Of the body and the wasted or
diseased energies Of the whole organism Hence an 90
eaEOnal dose is advantageous though no serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
never De carried too tar as every Purgatye medicine
sand cases in which phySc is required cannot be
ereted here but they suggest themselves to the
of every body and this pill Is found to answer better
purpose than thing which has hitherto been available
% mankind. Where their virtues once known, the
in need of catharc medicine. Being sngar-W1apped
they are pleasant to take, andbng purely vegetable
harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box.
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Cheaper than Ever.

Cheaper than Ever.
REAT DISTRESS and heavy losses in the East; Railroad
VI Stock Bank Stock, and all goods forced the
and spld prices to the Importer and
have just returned from the Easert cities
purchased goods those ruinous prices,
md the public generally goods made up
order in Goats, Pants and Vests
fashionable and read than they
have been offered In this market You viii get
Come and buy [oc26l a. N. ADAMS.
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aIR a n sPO BIT a. ITO II ).
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BALTIIORE g OHIOIR. r
CHANGE or SCHEDULF.1

AllsI1gsI0 q Rs Esst5 g ssS1talOIR. Il. u
CHANGE or SGHEDTJTE n
n and after Monday. ss,a september, sss..as Trains.
W, WV nm nm w i.
FainisiIleays skeeptsd q 10
- !. siz Y AZ.
aaR
Es:ssE9 4E : n 800,
danspols BenSoods Ba
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in Il sIas s! !ss Il. ssstsFa
s. a. Il and resume 'heiFtfp
Baltimore daily as si1 The $50 M train
@hseliag g s;4s 4 Il !sg.-
,.5 me ~ e r. @
The 4:aS 9ennd only step for wood,
cents and Benseod at Is cents. j. B.RoRDs Ast.
l. NJ ooLE. Gem Ileket AGENT. ssP2s. 2
ECIeueIan'd. flftsh1Irp96y TlThe limo. !.
RAIL ROAD. 5e.et
SS51siE4
$500 -:
CHANGE OFsffIINfE.
asfolioWs: (eGndays eScepssd9' Aes - VIZ run
On, !. :, Leave AVE BRInGEPoRT:
oA A. =. IRAN; stSpPnE at an arrive
90, $50 z n, s5 ~ s.s,... al
s4 :. NJ MAI sSpping az all arriys as
p "a 4Ao ~ AV'9Vs =. M ana flttspurgh az s:O05
1,.ao,, =, f.M. sJstasst
14:os u stopping at all stations, arrive
az tiNttsonreh at 900 "A. NJ.
Local and Through can be ariona
Offices line; ALSO Ticket Once opposte
the Levee, Wheeling, Va .lt5ts.i 4
Sup'ts OHeea @. &P. =. R,1 JAMES FARMER,
TClevetands Aug. &c. 1885, g = ssug8i = Sup't.
oE5T q = = = -
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M q 49EEsssE5l Eisss5ssEaEzisl
SzSSs-Z 44+sttesaaSfssas999
pTKTNJSUTJT "a mr. "a 4siT1IA7 TT DrC7A5TNJ
1[5IS ~ = Z - y. ;salNAkA ESIA44IESAAO! q
ENNJ1NTER ARRANGEMENT.-onia and after Monday, De- >
L w, cem6er zlst, i - - ~
THE Est MAIL CRA1Nleayes the Passenger Station
time, arriving in Philadelpha at IL. so pm.
TRA1NleaveS the Station every evening,
atg.4O; 55t.ss=. = ~
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ID -
ASSEkII2ER

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SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest stock Of sheet music, musical works &C., &c.
. inthe Western country.
~ Musle sent to my address, postaEs tree.-aa
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,-, e ~ E1PRES&
8 I'm open, this np4nIng I .,r,r,epto
lte FTft9Ees neV for triuIning MSnties and
tls4tl fAhLSEEIt..& sWR6RINRRN.
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male obstruction removss the
makes a perfect cure,
relieves CHOLTG. while
q SuYe cure for HHDTEP A
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Panos, Melodeeus, and every Of musical nstru-
ments tuned aud repaired.
" All so Ids warranted At this establlshu,ent. nOv6
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night, loosens the boRels
I7vYENESS. ~
meal will cure DYSPEPSIA.
spoonfuls wilIAlWays relieve
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In with the above keep every kind of n,
aloalinatrnments aud musical merchandlse EenerallY
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DANAMA HAT.-The greatest variety Of Panama Hats
u ever brought to this cy-from 20 cents to $3.50.
july5 . BLISS CAMPBELL,
No: e5, Main st.
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tdcient to relieve the stomach
rising and SQUIRTING.
retiring, prevents NIGHT
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atlast found, anypersont rou-
NPLALNI, many ofits forms,
Sconviction Is certain.
NmOrhid or bad matter from
Sptace a healthy fIoW Of bile,
causing food to digest Wells
tone and health TO the
(the cause Of the dlsease-
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OF GHOLERA.f -e3i8tF7
needed to throw ont OF the
cine afteriR long sickness.
JAuND1CE removes an sal.
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Splendid Inducements to those 4eho toisb to
MS attend a Commercial. College.
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ThetraYeling public wand 1t greatly to their neres
going East West, Pennsylvania Rail-
road, the offered cannot be sur
passed other As the road Is balased with
senrely free from promise safe
speed and comfort all who favor thsroad with
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information enquire
atCenrai Ohio Ticket hssprtgg House, Water
street, Wheeling, Hatiifi Is Isl. 1.ft3fI fiig.Iri
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CARDS.

w. F. Peterson,
FIRE, MARINE LIFE INSJR5CJE
AND LAND AGENT.
No. 81 MONROE RTREKT. twHEHLIN0. Va.
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7000 BUSHELS Ship Stun, for sale by
1OOO sepl1 MATHEW McEABB.
O0O BUSHELS AIlddllngs, for sale by
SOO sep11az-s - MATHEW AicNABB.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
FAILROAD. e 81
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"a " tys A0 Use GIpING 1lzEIRs UgAYI
A0GS 18aSIZR0HYzKRK ITS ~ V0R 49,.
MFr 2pnter In ts month Ipffh ~ EDvi7o,.so,. -
etcGtt0EO b0th together. Sststeygff3 SA4sSL
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WHEAT DRILLs-sunerIor wheat Drills for sale at
aus14 SMITH coRRELL.
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s5zsIs559 EssSSsiz5s9l S5;lS'95E ! !,
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u...r,e installation.
According to previous notice' .no O, mn.

According to previous notice, the oihe ss
e,scs Of Bluff City Lodge were indicted into
Office. in accordance with the rules and regu-
l.,;on, Of the fraternity, at Concert ha,l' "
tuesday evening last. 4 very rsspee.4'e
luss :, vas il attendance, and everything
aossed off pleasantly and satisfactorily. me
Grafton was delivered by Bro I. NJ GOOD
- and listened to with marked atten-
,; 10TH throughout. The Orator portrayed
tr;eav but truthfully, the object and lnten'S
Of Masonry, and replied to, and refased the
many objections that have from time IT., TO tune
been urged against the Order. The address
was clearly and concisely written, and every
way worthy both the occasion and the oa-
thor. -.
Atthe conclusion Of the ceremonies OF IN
stallation, the fraternity, together with fhe'I
ladies', and O few invited friends, repaired
to tie Hall Of the Lodge, where an ample
and houptjful repas, awaited them--prepaFed
hv the fair hands of those brightest jewels
Of the fraternity, the ladies. After par'a-
king of the good things, SO abundansly pro,
vided, and enjoying an hour or more OF
social converse, the assemblage dispersed,
we'll pleased with every feature Of the even
;nq's entertainment.
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That Sunset

Lovers of tho beautiful and gorgeous IN
Nature, were offered fine opportunity fol
the exercise of their passion in the beautiful
sunset of Friday evening.
As we are no word painter, we Will not
attempt description, but merely say IN the
words Of the inimitable Dow sr. "lt looheo
~ if ten thousand dye-pots of glory were
unset in the heavens and the contents
vrre leaking through"
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CpHon.J. R. Cockerill, of the With Con-
gressional Distict of Ohio, has addressed
his constituents, defending his vote on the
English Swinde, and declaring his readiness
to ssstand or fall,'' according to their YER
dict on his course. We are glad to hear
that Mr.. Cockerill is willing ''to fall" for
we know his constituents are willing.
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Owing to the recent floods and the con-
seoucnt delay of the mails, we have but lit
tic in regard to the vote on the Bank laws
As far as heard from, however, the Banks
"scemed to have it," by large majorltes.-
If We should ever get another Eastern mail,
we may learn something further in regard to
his matter.
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In recent debate in the U. S. Senate, Mr..
Toombs, the chief fugleman of the Slave
Democracy, said:
awe speak of the corruptions Of Mexico,
of France, of Spain, and of other Govern
mcnts, with deal of truth, according to all
accounts; but from my own experience and
observation, which have been somewhat ex-
tensive, | do not believe to- day, that there
is as corrupt a government under heaven
as these United States-and mostOf its cor
rupton is in the Legislative department.
And both Houses are Democratic. Our
opinion, precisely.
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Settlement.

The Hannibal (Mo.) Messenger gives =
sledse-hammer blow to The s1rious systems
with which the D emocratic party has sought
TO "settlen the Slavery queseion. II =
refreshing to hear the following from pa
per published in slavedom:
"But we are told that the question must
be s.settled." How old is that song? How
many times within the last eighteen years
have We been told that this question must
be sssettled," and that it would be sssettlcd,"
and that twas sssettled." 1t was "settled"
in the annexation Of Texas; II was sssettled"
in the election. of Polk !; it was sssettled"
by the Compromise Act Of 1850; it was
ssettlsd'' by the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise and the passage Of the kansas
Nebraska Bill; it was ''settled" by the cleo
ton of Buchanan; it was "settled' BY the
disposition of the Lecompton Constitution.
Whoever heard Of "settlements" so insulting
to common intelligence?
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~ The New York Tribune says salts
factory letters had been received from Mr..
Sumner, dated the 18th inst, written on
board the Vanderbilt in the English Chan
mel. Mr.. Sumner had borne the passage
better than on his previous voyage, and was
in hopes that few months would extermi-
nate his deem seated trouble.
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That it has been slightly warm in these
'erc parts during the past week. We give
entire credcnce to the rumor.
~" We notice the Drainage Commission
or of this County, proposes to let at public
sale, to the lowest bidder, on the 4th of
August, the digging of the necessary bitches
for the reclamation of the swamp and over
flowed lands belong to this County. This
should have been done longe ere this, but
"better late than never" The work is to
be paid for in orders upon Swamp Land
fund, which orders are receivable in payment
for Swamp Lands.
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WELLsvILLE, \. Y, June 25.

V1-111.'f fl.1.-.3 ~ 4 > VuH0 -o'
The Masons celebrated St. Johns day
here Yesterday, and after an Grafton ad-
iourncd to large hall for dinner. About
seven hundred persons had entered the Hall,
when about one-half of the floor gave way,
precipitating some three hundred to the floor
beneath. At the same time floor above
came down, with a quantity Of Cutters
tanning mills, lumber, &C., burying the mass
of people in the ruins. Fortunately no one
was Killed, but from forty to fifty were
wounded-twenty seriously. Mr.. and Mrs.
Metcalf, of Wellsville; Mrs, Daniel Dexter,
of Independence; Mrs. johnson of Friend
ship, and Mrs. Calvin, of Bingham, Pa, are
reported dangerously injured. At noon to.
day all the injured were alive and most OF
them comfortable.
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CT Probably twas as well for the New
Hampshire Legislature to re-elcct Mr. Hale
to the Senate as it would have been to elect
any other Free Soilcr. If we must have
aboIitonists in the Senate, let them be good
humored and funny fellows rather than Bit
ter and malignant ones.-LouisuiIIe Jour.
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r5P est is not work that kills MON. IL


The western part of the State Of Virginia
is becoming leavcned with free labor like
Missouri, and the free sellers have just car
rird Hancock county. The canvass was a
hotv contested one on the Lccompton and
Anti Lccompton issue which was openly
avOwcd. Mr. Buchanan carried the county
in 1856 by one hundred and fifty majority.
Now the free labor Anti-bcompton ticket
! is successful.
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n.s es Private but authentic adyices accom-
t:,atS Gen. Johnson's dispatches from
mon ' state that the submission of the Nor
w;,h s IS snllen and unsatisfactory, and not
sill nss'aa,ndins all their propositions, they
tho ' nod u0ia actual military possession of all
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Cy The branches of the State Bank of
Ohio, have made decided progress toward
the establishment of Il redemption agency in
Cincinnati, upon tn" plan recently proposed
by the convention of Indiana, Kentucky and
Ohio bankers. The capital of the institu-
ton is fixed at q half million dollars.
- SIT is not work that kills men: it is
worry. Work is healthy: YOU can put more
on n man than he can bear. 1t is not the
revolution that destroys the machinery, but
the friction. Fear secretes acids but love
and trust are sweet juices.'