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Reported Duel between clay aud Cul-
lom.
.'A WAsHNaroN, Feb. 2e.

Rumors were current yesterday
that q hostile meeting had occurred
between Messrs. Clay and Cullom.
resulting in q fatal wound to the lat.
ter. lis, however, believed that up
to the present time there has been
no meeting. Both OF the parties are
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cry respectfully,
Your Obcdient servant.
q. T.. PtGH

1t will be seen that the Senator de.
nies that he received q letter with.
drawing Instructions" and takes oc.
casion to express his opinion "that
Kansas ought to be admitted under
the Lecompton Constitution This
is the same "talented Senator" that
came here in the campaign Of 1856,
to enlighten the Democracy of Han
cock County, and who pronounced al
that had been said about Kansas, b,
the Republicans, 40 base falsehoods
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absert, and their friends are eagerly
cnde.voiingto adjust the affair.
Tic Anticipated hostilaAfairs he.
TWEEN Messrs, HaFney a4d bunnef;
and A. q, Rhlnd With Conpander
lBo,twell, are as yet undeveloped. 1
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AN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR WHO
~ has malr his fnrtnne and Iniirei frnm

a has made his fortune aud retired from
businessys~,ih spend the remainder of his
days in curing that dreadful disease-CoS-
svMrrioS-free OF Charge; his earnest desire
being TO communicate to the world his rem
edies that have proved successful in more
than 1000 cases. He requires each nppli-
cant 10 send him minute description Of the
symptoms, with two Stamps, &c cts.) TO, pay
the return letter, in which he will return
them his advice prescription, with direc-
tions for preparing the medicines, &c.
Tnx OLD DocTon hopes that those afflicted
will not, on account Of delicacy, refrain
from consulting him because Ne makes no
charge. His sole object IN advertising is to
do all the good he can, before he dies. He
feels that he is justly celebrated for cure OF
Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, Nervous
Affections. Coughs, Colds, &c.
Address DR.. UNCAS BRANT,
Box 1881, p. o., New York.
Ian 81. lS5S--6m
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From Utah and Kansas.
Sr. LOUIS, Feb. %.


L. G.. Browne, the Utah CORES.
pondent Of the New York Tribune,
arrived last night, in company with
U. S. Attorney Hockaday. They
left Camp Scott Jan. 9th.
The health OF the army continued
good. The weather was remarka.
bly mild for that region. Very lit.
tie snow had fallen. In the inme.
diate vicinity Of the camp the ground
was most OF the time nearly bare.
The District Court had indicted
young kimball and others for high
treason.
The Mormon Legislature was still
in session.
The latest dates they had received
from the States were to the lst OF
Oct., and much anxiety was felt TO
hear from the East, in consequence
OF ru nor Of money panic.
The Leavenworth Times says the
Judges and clerks of the election at
Shawnee had been arreste !, and tes
titled under oath before the investi-
eating committee that the poll book
of Shawnee was taken to WestporI
and 800 names added thereto at that
place
j. J. Clarkson, Post Master o
Leavenworth was burned in cifgy
on the night of the 18th. Threats
we're made TO hang him if he coult
be caught.
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The ScANDIYAviAs REMEDIES. The
following is taken from the South Bend
Und,) Register Of Sept. 4, ls57-Hon.
Schuy ler Collax, M. c., editor.
ave rarely allude TO Patent Medi.
cines editorially, leaving them TO speak
for themselves in our advertising col.
ums; but il is only sheer justice 10 say
that DR.. Roback's scandinavian Reme
dies are performing some extraordinary
cures in Northern and Central Indiana,
and really seem to be worthy OF trial
by the afflicted. We have noticed in
our Indiana exchanges alone, acconnts
of three or four remarkable cures effect
ed by them within The past month. Ger
tilted to by persons with whom we are
we'll acquainted. And We select from
them tue following, because the sigma
ture will be well known to all our citi'
zens. Morris Morris is one of the mos
valued and widely known residents o.
Indianapolis, was for may years State
Auditor, and enjoys the highest conf
dence of all who know BIN. he hat
lust voluntarily published the annexed
certificate in the Indianapolis Journal
See Advertisement. .
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Senator Pugh's Letter.
WAsIlINGToN. Feb. IL, Il

WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1858.
To the Editor of the New York Herald:
Sin:-In the letter of your Wash.
ton correspondent, published yester.
day, ! find this paragraph.
"Tho Democratic members Of the
Ohio Legislature have written to
Senator Pugh withdrawing all in.
structions as to how he shall vote on
tae Kansas question"
Justice to the Democratic mem.
bers OF the Ohio Legislature, as well
as to myself, requires that ! should
contradict the statement here made
| have not received any letter "with
drawing" the instructions to which
your correspondent refers.
My own opinion is that Kansas
ought to be admitted Immediately
under tho Iecompton constitution
with the declaration of the right o.
amendment, as therein prescribed
at any time. The bill which | in
troduced on the 18th Of January wa
to that effect. s-.
Very respectfully,
Your Obcdient servant.
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Marriasts..

MAsa,xp--on the a5th inst, BY. Rry. W, y.
wxLIs, MR. y. w. HowsLL, Of California, TO
xiss ASAxDA NJ. CoorsR, OF Findlay, Ohio.
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Ohio state and Union Law College.
This Institution has been removed 70 Ceve.
land Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred, and
students upon Graduating may be admitted
into practice. For Circulars address, at Clevo-
land, N. A. KING, Secretary.
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The Iail Hiil.

{ The bill permitting the use Of our jsils
for the confinement OF fugitive Slaves. has
passed the State Senate, and is now law.
The bill for the repeal OF the aAbsAs coarus
act--one Of like tenor--hns passed the Sen.
ate also, and will no doubt pass the House.
Such are the do ngs Of our most Democrat
ic (D Legislature; at time when the South
are making the most extravagant demands Of
the North, and when the people are excited
almost to state Of revolution, in conse.
quense ofthe sggressions ofthe slave power.
.0S I"dso K".s % Philadelphia
who arbitrarily confined fssinore
Williamson, died on Sabbath even.
ing last. ...
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WAsHINaroN, Feb "a.

House Mr. CraWI0ru maze u
speech on the Kansas question. He
Explained the reason why the public
peace had been disturbed in the ter.
ritory, contending that the whole Of
the present troubles environed the
Kansas question originated, not from
anything wrong in the Lecompton
Constitution, but from a premedita.
ted intention on the part Of the anti
slavery men to defeat the object o
t!,e compromise of 1850.
He attributed this to hatred of the
Republicans to slavery. and the doc
trine OF self government Us provided
for in the Nebraska bill.
SENArE.-Mr. Green's motion tt
make the Kansas bill the special or
der of to morrow was taken mp.
Mr.. Douglas asked whether the
current report was true that Senator
Stuart and Broderick were read ou
Of the party at the Democratic eau
Gus. .'''
Mr.. Allen said he knew nothing
about it. '." '
!, The bill was made the special OF
der for Monday. '..'' %
: ..,, ;a WAsHINaTOS, Feb. 25.
Il SENATE. Mr.. Mason presente
resolutions asking information as t
. the condition OF the Navy for man
years past; also relative to capture
of vessels and prize money durin
the late war. Sad o o ..
Mr.. Crittenden presented lett
/. from Mr.. Shields and moved that !
take his seat as Senator from Mi
: Inesots. The letter argues that Nil
nesota is q sovereign Statssand OF
alof the msmbersof the United State
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ADVERTISING HOUSE.

Jan. ~, s5S.--6m
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PHI lADELPHIA.
benevolent Institution, established by spe-
cim endow ment for the relief of the
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the afflicted especially to the young, and they
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just Published by The Association, a Report
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Vice of Onanism, Masturbation or li-Abusc,
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EZRA ID. IIEARTWEhL, PkksIDrST.
GEO. FAlRCIllLp, Secretary
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A Tale OF Horrors.

Gov. Melville, of Mississippi, is charg
Cd by the picksburg Southron with hay
ing pardoned out OF the penitentiary a
man named Dyson, who had assasslnated
another man named NeIms, for which lie
was simply Fentenced to the prison for
fifteen years. That paper saws Of the
criminal
Ho waylaid his victim, with " hom he
had "a deadly fuel brought him down
ut The first shot, AMI then. emerging from
ms hiding place, taunted his dyiug victim
with words of insult and reproach, and
finally concluded by placing the muzzle Of
his gun TO the bod Y Of NeIms and firing
the second time. This shot produced in
stant death, and so close MAS the gun 10
the victim that the flesh of the murdered
man was burnt by the explosion. Hsv-
sng completed the work OF slaughter, lie
deliberately mounted his horse and rode
TO the home cf Eems. called his wife
ouI, and informing her that ho had mur
dered her husband, directed her where 10
lind his mangled corpse.
dyson is blood stained, blood d-tlirs.
ty incarnate fiend. He is not man, bu,
ferocious tiger and Gov. Melville has
no more right 10 turn such beast lose
upon the community than lie has to open
the cages Of a whole caravan of licers.-
His an,ecedents are well known too, and
;hev should have forbidden all hope of
Executive clemency. The murder of
Nelms was not lis first taste of blood
He had previously, in n most base and
cowardly manner. murdered awyer
named Moss, of De Soto county, bv shoot.
ing him in the back as Moss rode from
him. lie had murdered three Of his own
negroes, and one Of them in manner so
horribly appalling. rs TO cause the death
Of his own wife. This case occurred al
his own table and the victim of his send
ish rage was woman. Taking offence
st something did or omitted to do, while
waiting at the table, he rose, drew u
Bowie knife, and with y single blow rip.
ped her open. His wife swooned, and
whep she awoke TO consciousness, hs had
the negroes heart out, and with it upon
the knife he thrust it into her face She
swooned again, and the result Of her hor
ror and fright brought on convnsions,
from the effects of which she soon died.
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10 PREsERvg EGGs Nearly gil
deep earihen vessel (s potchurn is the
best) with fresh laid eggs, closely and
regularly packedin With the small ends
downwsrds. In another vessel put as
much quicklime as you think will turn
enough water to fill up the egg vessel into
the consistency Of thick cream. Let the
iims.and water stand two or three DAYS,
stirring il frequently, and then If thick
enough pour it over the eggs, filling tho
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egg vessel 10 some corner where il will
not be likely 10 be disturbed, aId the eggs
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experience OF many years proves this to
be the simplest but most effective mode
Of preserving eggs for poaching, and for
al culinsry purposes. qordene,'s Chroa
s~le
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Bulwer's Brilliant Romance, entitled
I" What Will He DO With lt!" pronounced
to be the masterpiece OF this polished, wit
ty, and learned novelist, by special arrange
ment with the Author, appears in Iiarper's
Weekly simultaneously with its publication
in England
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To Planters and House
Builders.

The subscriber returns his thanks for the
very liberal patronage received for the pa /,
and takes this method To inform the citizens
of fChcs'er and surrounding Districts, aud the
whol" South. that ne has effected another