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meoifal.
Greatest Mcdical Wonder
OF TIL E AGE!
co VANS
VEGETABLE LITHONTRiPTTC.
-4 OR
Friend Of the Human Family I!

VIE world Is challenged 20 produce medicine that
4 has Afforded The same of relief 10 suuer-
ing humanity as Cowans Lithontriptic.
.COHAA'S LlTlfON7y1ifs17C has cured thousands
OF case OF Stone Ia the Bladder and kidneys.
-COH4N'S LITHONTRLl'71C has cured the most
aggravated cases uf Gravel seen and is the only
certain remedy now known for the above diseases
COH4NS LfTHOATRkl'TYC never fails 10 cure
al the diseases OF the Kidneys and BlA.lder
COHAA'S LITHONzRLI,7ICg is die only sure rer,
edy for Diabetes.
CobAAS LITH0NZRIl'zzC is a ..ertain cure for
Chronic Gonorrh oea and GIect ~
COhAAS LiIHONTRLf,7TC cures weakness O
the Lons.
coWAN'S LITHoNzRAp77C has cured the wors,
cases OF Prolapsus Vteri ever known.
CoWANSLiTIfOAThLF77 is the only sure rem
edy tiat has successfully cured Barrennes,i
COHANS LfIHOAIRLf'zLC will cur. the worst
forms of Dropsy.
cowAAaS LITHoN7RLP77C viii cure long stand.
ing cases oi structure and remove yenerea Iant from
coHAN'S LITHoA1RLo77c is the onlv r-mosa
khown Tor the cure OF all sympathetic compain Vac
chaing on pregnancy, and every female who IS ,.rs
nAi,' snouiu al once procure bottle II she wishes "A,
leel Wen, MLlle IN that condition
COHANS Li1HONYRIIoT7C Is tho o,I,, r.,oos-
ever YET discovered that will relieve the MAINS oS Ib
ana the whoe female world should rejoice tbst sch
discovery mas been made whereby thcy In v o,ts;nI
life. ' s''"'esl " laloi Their
+ The most ncredulous will be convinced of the ,,r..,
emcacy oi the lthontriptic by reading the fIas.ir
cerlneates ana those around each bottle -e
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Te Enginrtrx. irfhilseis .ad Cssirsslars

sysHg PHdxsx IRON COMPANY. rb1lzdelphla. arr
i SOW prerarxa % receiFe and sxecute Grtsrs fog
N ssses a WROUGHT lRox SOLID ASp coaiprxD
nEAus AND GIRnEfs, u any rsaasre1 leaEths, lof
Fifs-prool BuilaEaks and n .dzes.
fracznxs and plka of as..lg. tezefher with tabk
sks~fnr esp1c<s ~ beams, xsl faruishee gr&tss
cusly apsA xps.ii sassna te
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diven under my hand this August 22d, 1857.
DANIEL SHEI TON

JACKSON Tenn, August % 1857 g1
Inc ABOVE case was perfectly cured by l3 bo,,. ",
1raVel that has ever been in this country ~ %
Let every female who expects 10 becoma
reau ule ioliowlng and profit thereby '
=, loRkNLIE October 1879
NIX D. r: SowAS-Dear sir You " I'M do me ihs "A
ness 10 publish under my certificate t,a i'a
ma, .iv me. community may be beneGtled
miracuionsly saved (as consider) by yo,,r n,ea,c
cannot IN justice 10 you and tbe pubIic xiihhoId @
testimony To its many virtues i "4s'AN"iu my
used your Lithontriptlc IN small ,,or.,...-.
once day, Tor live months which .isnelIaJ ,,,ii
the nat1Ient sickness of the stomach and hear hrr
~hcn had annoyed me, 10 an alaTming s-,,-n1
Ia hli my ioriner pregnancies When e ' ~
nned took about Two wine glasSas ,,,I @s 0Uh- on,
same medicine, which gave Inc an assi % "a ,ne
cry Dy great deal than l ever bad before Nrt
oe ~ ulea IN one Case, and heard from
source IN another case that your Iithor
trlptlc was tried in and the Midwife All n ~
az, we're thoroughly convinced that the main of
so,i" s,e ~s very much essened by It's use
"vuiu ay o All my Sex that expect 70 be tnoters NJ
70 DC without your Invaluable medicine durin, ,,ras
nancy ana par lcularly al the tnS of
, n I h.i Aeu tendency 10 relax the system csnse
quenuy the pain OF labor is much dinni sn,,- - se
tller my fhy scians and Midwife btb -, -. w
Iropsy OF tie womb. and now enjoy he,tsr LaIts
uhan nave done IN ten years and beiisvc H. 80
ease Is entirely removed. ~ Ni' uie-
sir, do this that the suner;,r, ~, -
sex may oe aileVI1ed If they can only overc,,,, 80
PeJuulces 50 much AS 10 Try the Iatlontrt,c M 80
i,, es ,i ~ Aho" my opinions further upou tl,is
0' ~ 1uH esS me al lorkvllle Tenn.
E11JAH SNOW
Iwas nressn, .n, ~, -, CYNTHIA L. snow.
i"OtS Contained III The above certiucat. h,, t 80
acquainted hith Mr.. and Mrs SNOW fn- ,,.- ~ o.etA
anu nave reason 10 believe the truth of ,h;y s,,,,
cate. pa, a., y, nciI cefun-
mar23-triwawsm ,,1',,ia ,iAh,
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Table Linens, &c.

WE keep tbs best make Of Irish Linens, cheaper
w than they can be bought al any other house
apr2s-u W. A. J. G. AuCLEII-AND. s
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MuslinS I! MusIinSi

yNTE have just received large lot OF elegant
w French Muslins. with many other goods from
Auction which We are Offering at greatly less than
importation cost.
ie5-u w. A. 4 J. q. MoIEII.AND
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.Great Bargains for Cash.

VITE offering entire stock of Staple and
w Fancy Goods, Mt very reduced prices, for Cash
only. W, A. * J. q. AoCIE-I-AND.
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Misrrlianr0nS.
Safety, UiiIi.y and Beauty.
New England Trace Coupling Company.
State Rights for Sale.

WE are now exhibiting this desirable invention to
w tho public. The PIttat Trace Coupling is an ar
tcle winch needs only To be- to be appreciated,
and universally adopted. By Coupling the Trace
attached the whlletrcc utStGHtdaeOuSiy, UILOI1
soil the hHdS-cdnty be disconnected by dccttst
is drOnyey ana ~ able Than other attachment
now ia use, aud makes what Is desirable III Tine
carriage, excellent fHiSh.
The Couplings are manufactured Of different matcr-
ais, from unSh 20 the finest sitCeT plate,
and be supplied at bCsr cost than any tDg that Is
tor that purpose leaving margint Tor an an"
me,tSe pratt Any person with moderate capital can
soon reai.Zc fortune IN It's sale.
We are prepared TO furnish the Couplings, OF the
different gralcs and Gusts, in quantities desired, To
those only who purchase state rights.
The Couplings may be ut the Office of the Com
pany, where sCaie OF prices may be obtained, and
all COMMUNICATIONS must bs addressed to The NEW
ENGIAND u TRACE COUPLING COMPANY BASEMENT
No. Old STATE HOUSE, BosroN.
le2-2md--(p. b
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NEW 'ENEATNAENV.
Buffalo Medical Dispensary,
Established for the Cure OF %
ADSsPepsis, General Debility, Fever
ana Ague, Asthma, Incipient Com
sumption, Infirynities OF Youth ana
Old Age, &c.

s"e, asthma, lncipient Con-
sumption, inhryniries Of outh and
Old Age, &c.
NO MERCURY USED.
D NJ. n M q - a. SON
Corner q Main and Quay streets, B.ggalo N,,, HorL
RE the only Phy yscians In the staie VII &C. ., n
\ oers OF the Royal College Of Surgeons I,,nIn,
MAY De consulted from O'Clock in the morning nm.
The treatment they adopt is The result OF on,sTd .,
sU extensive and successful practice in Europ,
Most Scientific Invent;on
An instrument Tor the cure OF genItal neh,i,v ~
Nocturnal Emissions more properly known as seminal
Weakness &c, be permanently cured in from, a..
teen TO twenty days by the use ,f th,s ,,,,.l % =.
when used conformity with medicines, -'s
Young Mem Take Particular Notice.
Ok AMOS q son take pleasure In aunouncng IN.
they have invented most important instrun,c5, for
the cure OF the above Diseases IL has heen sah,,s
70 Test OF the most eminent physcians an .,,t~,,
IsIs niIadeipha and New York; IL has been declar
Cd ihe only useful INSTRUMENT ever vet Invented for
the cure Of Seminal Weakness or any tiss.ss s ~, ~
genital organs Caused by the secret habits IN von,h
IN. 1Aos SoA IN order 10 satisfy the most
shePuch as 70 the merits Of their instrument pledgs
themselves that in any instance where n n,sy
unsatisfactory alter fair trial, the money vii he ra
funded oy returning the instrument In good order
Persons wishing the above useful INSTRUMENT IN,
observe that the price, with the accompapving dire
tons securely packed. and sent by mail or express
New Remedies and Quick Cure.
A CURE WARRANTED
DIR AMOS q son have for a long series ,r "a. .
enssgsd m an extensive practice in the rcaimea
oi These delicate complaints, and are the only Ieea
qualned Ply sicians who advertise tocure certa
complaints, or from whom genuine European remedies
Persons II AsY PART on INK wouD NAV be success
iay treated by forwarding correct detail on tbei
cases with remittance for Medicines, Sc which win
os ~ We atansi dispatch, and secure from
Address Or. AMOS q SON corner Main and ou.x
streets, BufiAlo, New York.
ularls-dAEly
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vNTE are ofiereng the best bargains In Irish Lin
w ems, Table Linens, Towels, Linen aud Domestic
in this market,
ies-n w. A. 4 J. @. McCTuLANDIS &
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Silks. Bareges and MantIeS.

vNTE will close out our stock OF Fancy silks, Bare
w ges, and silk aud APPLIQUE Mantles less than
cest. W. A a J. G. McCLEII.AND.
y. B-Let every one remember that selling
for Cash only, and they Will great bargains by
calling upon W A. a J. q. hcC1fII-ASD,
le5-l 81 and So College street
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THE CRYSTAL Oil LAMP,
For Burning the Crystal Oil,
Combining Economy and Safety.
Patent Rights for States and Counties for Sale.

TNfIS important invention tor producing the cheapest
i light in tue world Is now perfected anI offered 10
the public. Numbcricss other attempts have been
made 10 produce cheap light, but were attended with
such inherent objections destroy their utility and
adoption. But Crystal Oil Lamp while II Is the
cheapest Is both sye and agreeable every position,
making a clear, Ohts and brtiuu ndmc-eutreiy free
from smoke odOr There Is no danger from cApio-
SION but is perfectly safe under all circumstances The
be used any place without fear ui soilng the
incest garments The lamps are SIMPLY arranged aud
perfectly cuutrOablc by the children aud doncsucs,
aud constructed that the light can be varied Ia
moment from that OF one 10 eighteen twenty ordi
nary iImls. While 1t free from the dls&srceable
smell arising from the Kerosene aud the danger at
tending ur the burning tuid, IL IS found upon
.l.L MI l.L. .l.lIlL rI.LAILI LIIIIa,
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county. Tenn.
To all persons afflicted ,,,,b frr.,,,-y

MIR j. +. CowAS-Dcar sir;-I hereby c,r,,e,- ,,.,
te summer oi the year 1883 servant of mine a nov
ABOUT ~ yers ol age, who had always before this t
stvut ana OF vigorous was atacl "a
win gravel A Physician was called who attended ON
nm ior several months, during which time he grew
have died in few days had il not been f,,r = r,,
"llo ADVISE the use Of Cowans Ilthontriptic ,,r,
cured Anew bottles, the first of which gave him r,T
ana ia short time he was abb. To walk abo,,, n,
hhAiy lully recovered Since which time he has lad n
!h'onls OF SAID disease and 10 all appearance is
1eAI'ny 1y as an. servant ON my plantation l sher.
known. " fen'eu4es
DANlLI SuLT TnN-t
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Fashionable Clothing.
ROysE ~ ELvERsON,

IAyE tast receiyed hsce stuck ef SPrlng -.
i and summer clettsing, consisting IL nne ~
Cashmere cu1ts. Ezrselirz and IlEsrn Coats, M
Pants aAd Vests 10 great variety I'll
Also very nce ios ~ Furnishing Goods, uhise an
cosorcd SisiTts, Narseins French and enibreideFcd
bosam sisirts. under cpfisieg ofesery descsp<a, u
and Fancy Gtsrs cfaSats Of the mast elegant sty ir
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We have nne stock of elahs fssssIneres aud Tfsn,
manss u al kinds, uizich sli Ds-iss ap as dis
patch aad neatness ntt q be exreile<
We have aiss very ehsace ss,<< az saznz.ler eiE.h
ine ~ Boys, whlch ne VII seii Al ven iee prizes
spr1s-u
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j. IL. G u RR Y,
,cpal crtak Il G y

AN prepared to furnish Collins of every dcscrip-
i ton from the hnc Caskct tu the paincst servant
CHM together with ythiEg necessary Tor Funer-
uls All orders lett at my Waro-ROoms, Deadcrlck
street next door the Up and Up Livery Stable be
tween Cherry and summer streets, will receive my
prompt attention both day and night.
s- Furniture repaired made TO order IN the best
stvL W. }. II. CURRY.
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Osr,ab,.rgs and sheefinss.

- n n BALES rs and - osasbnrss;
fi)U 10 bales "a leeh Bassins; ~
~ ~ - ssnart1 Laurel Hin and Sumner sheetings;
~, ,,cs fotton Yarns all nnlnbers in store and
i,o022 S.es W. II. GORDON CO.,
.pts foy Ieansssce Aianfacturr
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rhe stamp sre.ad sArh las wsI also sesr sls san~s
of the Proprietor aud u ths rnised Scascs aeVnsE
DruKx1s< and itairrs wlll observe on rsch dsr.r
package the feio~ing label: sts. = S I7I1 -
fzroxrs>E cArno<--fle decreased repuaafsa sna.
b and s~rsaparii1, k>ve heea nesnse,s ior errs =
ener s1ni<sfons % shn vai<shls medicine. VcaderS
pzr<cs4rly Nazp>1 - - oncs ~ eh>s ~ -
tAsF guard, and nat <Eqnes q eny nDars src,r1
e>icaizt<a = h1S<e ~ fopsannan. 50 6nSusy De
~ spbzcrsoer <sa<oeo1G = &m1s I.<u1r6 ~ wko~
& - ara nRodpc>d ~ ~ Un>e1 aa1es1 ~ a.
Achsd hs ssyna<nzs = In esut,on - snsnssrSs1s
xhrh y fo<De-s. Jcnx A T.s..~--~-u<
s Ad<<s7z crfyx ~ = -
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Elegant Lace Mantles.
Irish Linens.

WE opening this morning, beautiful assert
w ment Of French and chortiIly Lace Nantes
Apr24-H w. A. & ]. G. NcsT TEIIANn.
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Proceedings of Common Council.

FRIDAY, May 1858.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, the Mayor and Alderman ALLEN,
CAsApY, COCHRAN, CARPENTER, LEWIS, NYE,
SHOEMAKER and TREYNoR. Records of last
meeting read and approved.
The Mayor reported that he had entered
into written contract with Frank J. Foster,
1or construction Of side walks on the South
sue OF Broadway, as instructed by the
Council at its last meeting.
Mr. COCHRAN submitted a propositio from
FRANK ). Foster, to construct brick SIDE
walks on the South side of Broadway.
Mr.. TREYNoR moved to refer the subject
to the Mayor. Lost.
Mr.. COCHRAN moved that the Mayor be
directed to contract with said Foster, for the
construction of brick sidewalks, six feet
vide, in accordance with his proposition,
on condition of said Foster resigninr his
present contract.
Mr.. TREVOR called for the yeas and nays
on Nj. CocHRAN's motion. Those voting in
the Affirmative were Messrs. CASSIDY, CocH-
RAN, LEWIS. NYE and SHOEMAKER. Those
Young IN the negative, were Messrs. ALLEN,
oA"fsS1Ea and TREYSoR, so the motion
prevailed.
VIZ COCHRAN presented a petition of A.
.hariner and others, asking the construc-
ssa OF brick sidewalks on the South side
eB'oadway.
M'VocHRAS presented three Odinances,
~ we're severally read a first time.
notion Of MIR. TRRYNoR, q committee
-. ss vas appointed to act in conjunction
'ae city Attorney, in making an agreed
WITH the County Treasurer, to submit
"'ae District Court.
al amount in favor Of Thomas Oaicer.
fe1erred to Committee on. Claims.
W motion Of Mr.. TREVOR, the committee
'asefnal improvements, vas instructed to
'>N'' 'as ourbiag furnished BY Thos. o@esr
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EyT The ST. Louis Democrat Of the oath
ult., published Il letter from an intelligent
source. at Quindaro, X. T., which estimates
the vote of the Territory, at 6000 for, and
300 against the Levenworth Constitution.
The vote, both for Constitution, and State
Officers, was quite small.
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Republican Contention.

At a meeting Of the Republicans Of Pot
tawattnmic County, held at the Office of D.
&C. BLooxkR, on the lst day of June, 1858,
for the purpose of appointing delegates to
attend the State Convention, at Iowa City,
on the 18th inst, and the District Conven-
@aion at Oskaloosa, on the It'll Of July. On
motion, ID. C. BLooMER was called to the
Chair, and FRANK SrEErr, appointed Secre-
/ tary.
On motion of Mr.. STONE, the meeting
4 proceeded to appoint delegates to attend
Ssaid Conventions, which resulted as follows:
' {. BALDWIN, W. W. MAYNARD and j. d.
lloNS, were appointed to attend the State
Convention, and c. BALDWIN, f. A. TRl-
TIE and FRANK STREET, were appointed del
gates to attend the District Convention.
The following resolution was unanimous
ly adopted:
Resolrcd, That in case all of the delegates
do not attend, that those attending be en-
powered to cast the whole vote of Potta-
wattamie County.
On motion of C. BALDWIN, the Secretary
was directed to furnish the NonpareH with
aeopy of the proceedings of the meeting
for publication.
ID. c. BLOOMER, President.
FRANK STREET, Secretary.
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IL Co., to be measured, and report the num-
Der Of feet furnished the city ~ said Qf6cer
b Co.
The following accounts were allowed:
One in favor of E. H. Huger, tor three
and . half days work assisting City Engi-
neer s-s1 00.
One in favor Of A.. Graham, for S and 3
half days work on Broadway and other
streets. $ll 90.
One in favor of D. stiaeny, for 6 and a
half days work as above 1913 90.
One in favor Of VIM. Piper, for s and :
half days work on streets as above $l3 90.
One in favor of NJ. Clark, for 4 days work
on streets as above $8 90.
One in favor Of VIM. Wilson, for 6 IA
DAYS work on streets as above $l2 So.
One in favor J. Schopp, for4 l-2half days
work with team on streets as above $l8 90.
One in favor of Thos. Lynes for 7 days
work on streets as above $l4 90.
One in favor C. Shields for ! days work
On streets as above $l4 90.
One in favor Of James Trayner, for 8 and
a half days work on streets as above 81 90.
One in favor of James Perks, for 8 and a
half days work with team on streets as
above $l4 90.
One in favor of VIM. Bardoe, for 4 and a
half DAYS work on streets as above SO 90.
One in favor of j. McNeal, for 4 Ia days
work on streets as above So 90.
One in favor of A. Baughton, for 2 days
work on streets as above a w.
One in favor of L. Mesher, for 2 days work
m streets "a above 400.
One in favor Of VIM. hurry, for days
work on streets as above $lO W..
One in favor of D. French, for 5 IL days
work on streets as above $ll CO..
One in favor of L. Gilbert, for l II days
work with team on streets as above Sc 90.
One in favor of J. Matthews, for 3 IL
DAYS work on streets as above 81 90.
One in favor of NJ. Gibbons, for 6 days
work on streets as above $l2 w.
One in favor of J. Belts, for 2 81 days
work on streets as above 80 5O.
One in favor of n Chamberlin, for 4 "a
DAYS work on streets as above 50 so.
One in favor of F. johnson, for 4 days
work on streets as above IS w.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
Attest: FRANK STREET,
City Recorder.
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MILLINERY L FANCY GOODS.

MRS. MCDONALD. RESPECTFULLY An
wi nouuees to the Ladies Of Council Buds and Oma-
ha City and vicinity, that on
Saturday, May lst., 1858.
She will open on Broadway, three doors West Of Porter
4 Carriers, a good stock Of MILLINERY GOODS. Con-
sisting of Fancy Bonnets, Grapes, Laces and Chips, Leg
horns, Braids; Rutlands, Neopolitans, French Gimps,
Gossamers, English Straws, &c; Leghorn Hats, Infant
Hats. Gipsies and Caps for Children, Ribbons, French
Flowers, Rushcs, Cuttings, TarIton, Straw Trimmings,
and . variety Of Goods too numerous to mention.
l have selected my Goods carefully In New York and
Philadelphia, and hope by strict attention to business,
to merit . share Of your patronage.
PIntins Of different Patterns done to order, 1t the
sRoftsst notice. [y2nl-3t.
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III we have, WneFe INV ANPN'
Ill ,b;s Summer--these few miserable,
-a;u.soaked, hail battered, lightning-s cath'
Cd thuuder-shattered, cloud-enwrapped,
nd-be,pattered days since the advent OF
lime. L, this weather to last always? P
Who can tell? We don't like to be migrate.
full, or complain of the dispensation' OF
Providence, but really, We could ike 70 Sec
the sun shine two days in succession.
~ A peripatetic orgnnist made his ap-
nsaroncs in our city, on Thursday last, ac-
eompanied by a distinguished foreigner OF
tho Genus Simia, known in vulgar pariance
=. "a Monkey" Like the organs of the
nressnt Administration, the one in question
discoursed. eloquent music solong as there
was a prospect of pay, but the moment the
nurse strings were frightened, it lost its
cunning, and refused to do its Office. The
performances of the Monkey were ludi-
crous in in the extreme, and in keeping
with the general tone Of the organ-remind-
ing US very forcibly of the tricks performed
BY its great prototype at Washington
violent Enoiish, who danced and "kept step
to'the music of the Washington Union."
r7-WiI our friends Of the Council Bluffs NonpdreH
please SEM along their paper? The NonpdfeH Is one OF
our most valuable exchanges. and one OF the hea'est
printed PAPERS in the wide West. Let US see your cheer-
full face again, or we'll break up house-keepins.-m-
dianoid pfsifor.
Now, friend KNOX, We are not cognlzant
of ever having done anything that would
seem to warrant you in "pitching into" US
after this style, but, nevertheless, you shall
have the Nonporeil, for your good looks, if
for no other reason. In return, we hope to
receive the Visitor regularly, as We learn
that YOU have succeeded, at last, in making
it u fixture of Warren County. Wepresume
this arrangement has been brought about by
and through the "estray SYSTEM inaugurated
by the editor last summer. Not only has he
a great penchant for horses, but it is said
he is, individually, an OK "a kNox.)
eY5"A majority of the committee on Elec-
llOHS III Tue ,ocIlate, nave lePoi'Cu IL
of the right of Mcssrs. FITCH and BRIGHT, of
Indiana, to seats in that body. Although,
this same august assemblage, two years ago
ousted Mr.. HARLAN, Of this State, who had
stronger claims to his seat, than the quasi
Senators from Indiana, yet we should not be
surprised to hear that the report Of the COM
mittce had been concurred in, it would be in
keeping with the tactics usually employed
by that pro-Slavery cabal.
EY The ST. Louis Democrat Of the 24th
uIt., published 4 letter from an intelligent
source. at Quindaro, X. T., which estimates
7 the vote of the Territory, at 5000 for, and
700 against the Levenworth Constitution.
The vote, both for Constitution, and State
Officers, was quite small.
CO The House, on the 18th inst, by a
majority Of twenty-five, voted that L. ID.
CAMPBELL, Of Ohio, is not entitled to his
seat; and by a majority Of seven, that VAL
LASDlSGHAM, the contestant, is also not en-
titled to the seat. The whole matter has
been referred to the people for adjudication.