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wesl B,lford- Coshooton 90 May a, ls57.

West BslOrd, COshOctun Co, May "a, 1851.
MIR w. u kines ~ SIR - have hueu selling the Mtdi-
oines Of the Gueeneg Company for the last ten years
aud have ivarsby nuud thum to give good satsiatou
and the Pills have sold 10 great many families as regu-
larly thuirtea and coffee, and with trade they have
become staple article. MuTshal's Uterine CglhOlcon
s medicine that has done great amount Of goodn female
diseases Que dy s1d % to told me that she had tece
oil benefit from bottle than she did from long
course Of medical reaimeit by the most skilul physi-
jim. l, 1853. JAMES WILSON.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr-Juy n

NEW YORK STOCK MARRET-JuB -
iBY TELEoRAPHl
stocks heavy. o. 1865, 1905 Tenn Is N; & Gs 95{
AIO o. sk Va O. 9its Sa Chi ~ mort SilE Psc mall
o. C5sh Hudson 9si Hsrl pfl &c; 90 headnE 4l1l
MCen;i 32i M gid 26 Panama ll7h, III O. GlA Il 1
t0k
BUFFALo BIARKET-Juy 10
CBY TELEGRAPql
FIouT-Ih fair trade demand mark tenpirg strongly
doWnWaTd sales 1870 bbls al - leI state tIom standard
rurus wheat, SlI5hS5 for extra III from wheat bg
$50 for do Wis frum Club wheat. 50 25J so Tor Mich
Ind aud o. So UJ6191 for duubln eX
Wheat rules quiet and sales Of importance report
ed
Corn ~ M y fmer AZ the clO,e Sales early 10 hu
ordinary Toledo a. Tic and 1900 u sound IN az 10
Ryt qnist and unchd.
Oats steady al yesterday 5 pTicua
farley dull
WHISKY Nominal a. 2As.
Canal freisht-s5se corn. o. wheat 55 huur to n
Hutk
Lake imports 200 hhs -four, 300 bu whratl
Canal exp irt,-B1O bhs Hour, 400 hu wheat
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GRAEFENBKRG
Family NHetlicimes.
HOHE TEsrIMONY.

HARTFORD, Trumhul Co., Ohio, Malch . leht'
hereby certify that have been dealing IN the arnqteh
berg Modicuus for the rast year and can truly SAY tha
hive never offered medicines To the public that hnfe
met With the decided appreciation Of the people IKE the
par icuary the Pills and Cuihooun. They viii eehly
lum all and than is urumgod for them. nay
sold about dtv bottles of the Caihocon the past season.
aud hear the best results in every case.
,. ". e. JOHNSON Medical Agent
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One Hundred Dollars Premium.
DR, GHBSON,


Professor of Medicine and Electropathy
HAS CONCLUDED TO PER.
IL AIANENTIY locate IN Cleveland aud has remuy-
street WrLG Beck Co.'S Grocery store, one block lrum
the Public Square.
OF thTomc Diseases JUS lhes HIM IN announcing to the sick
that hr viii make
No Charge for Ser0iceS iGkich are not successful
acCuIulus opinion which will be given when the pa
ueut Is hrsi examined IN the following diseases: Liver
Dy ysentuTy IeueTdl Debility Nervous Consumption, Ast-
ma, bTuuchs. Obstinate Cough, DCalnoss, COlduess
teet or hands, Paralysis Palsy, InipCteucy Vtus
Diseases, Neuralgia. Diseases OF the Kidneys, Drupsy,
Hheunillsu, ScTululH, Spinal complaint, Salt Rheum
iA,AI' 'Ntl-ooIeaf Mhlr NWtlhhet tllI q Will
pay sUO To any physician in the world who Will equal s
success "a treating White Swelhug) Wuhered Limbs
Weak or luiammed Eyes Kindness from palsy u tho
from disease tile optic nerve, ttrNed Amaurnsis
also nursing tUU-mOuth luuCUrha aud other discusses
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN
which have seldom boen cured are ated
by Or with degree ufcertAnty, amounting tu Il math
emut Cal precision, Humey: Chrome Inflammation Con-
gestun Drzzlne suitenng gl The Brain diseases which
sooner later attended t melancholy state Of mid
with loss OF nbtlonOr mental 60 ergy, and which frequent
y ytermlnutt m idlucy insanity suicide. DR.. GIBSON
will forfeit lUU of lun6 remove any OF the As
named diseases II hopes this notice, with the
and very feSurcahlc and favorable references which he
eau give, viii De SUM un puurmty tOth6 thousands WIN
suffering from disease of the BRAIN that they
positively recover their health receive handsome pre-
mlum iu case Of failure,
Patients may be at his flee IN various stages OF
convuescecr whe have been suted by u classes OF med
cal men without success.
DR. g. wuud state that he Possesses the only reliable
mude OF detecting the Dcgtlnn al dseuBeshe imucdi-
tuY pun out the precise seat Jt al disease the
case of any iuva who may present himself i.r eNaminl
tuu. . ..
OFFICE HoURs- 10 l2 and 2to o'clock daily, sun
Iai excepted and from To o'clock on NJ nday and
THURSDAY
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Opsters.
6aromarr.

CARPENTERS T00LS.-The iarg.
~ eat aud beat variety in the eity-iur Salehy .
auSo h RAYNOIns, No saponor ST.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, Of every des-
A-ACnpiiun. NufIfis siyle aud pucr-foTsals by
aaR uk RANNOLnS. M. Spasrors -
IRON AND 9TEEL.---At out shin
n load ~ -lorsalohY II X. RAYNOLDS
ap90 No, sSupen 81
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
july 1910 8 O'CLOCK r. NJ
ENTERED,
Steamer Cry OF Buffalo Perkins Buffalo
p" Ocean, Evans DE rot.
ArCiir, Fish, Buffalo.
Propeller Jefferson, Buud, DunktTk
hTg Ocean Eagle, Fz erui OsWeg0, Gl toms coal 1000
bhls salt, co tons iron.
fcuw NOSeuu, FarFt or, Sandusky, 30 cords Etune
hcVW Go Neiille, Sturkcy, Toledo
CLEARED.
stesIasr May Queen. Viger, Detroit
Western Metropolis, Puaae, Buuln
Forester, WnTd. BnffiiO,
Propeller youn0ni kewklIk, DunkIk.
Wisconsin, II okey.C Chicago, 10 tous grlndstuHes, 10
tns euthen Wae.
Akron, Burnett, osdsnsburgh, l00 bbs hour. uHi
aundnes.
sch0aI Or Alrica, Moore, Milwaukee, $50 tons coal
A T. hursilliOit, Mauili0 [, Detroit
Geo Davis Beck Buffalo
s. BrHZsT, Allen, Detroit
ID Nowhhll, Parkhili Saginaw
scoW Gs0 Neville. staTkey, Toledo.
Vessels PASSED through Port COlborns Lock, Welluud
Cansl o'clock n on the l2h tl o'eiock y n.
; the lazh
bound We,i-i2 h-sehrs Nicaragua, Lweb Of osw'go'
Linden
l3lh-BaTk Hungarian. Echr Dispntch
R0nnd Eas-- i3h-Barks Northern Light Of Clayton, Slr
Head, s. iB Lewis Wells, Bey Queen
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This agreeable Tonic, designcc
especially as 4
Safe HndrciiabLc DTcdiciRf
for FanliLn USc.

S offered to the Public as a supe.
ior article, poAef.ng all the vir.
ues aicribed to it as MeIicjmal
5e0er0ge, and delerving of their
'atronage in preference to the fus-
'icious decodions cmanating from
rreiponGble fources, and fold un-
Ter various pretentious names.
The fact that our houie Established
\ l778,) has attained A favorable
equation for the genuine character
d purity of its Liquors, will, we
1t, Ne sufficient guarantee of the
Xcelence of this article.
Put up in Quart BoTrLEs, in
ales Of one and two dozen each,
md fold throughout the world by
)ruggiIts, Grocers, sc,
Druggilts and Dealers
Supplied with
WINES AND BRANDtEs,
Jirca from United States Bond
d Warchuuics.
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1Dbpsitians & Surgeons.
TO Chronic EllUaIi6IS.

~ gives notice thar he has located
No. Ii4 Euclid street.
And that having now perfected his sysem Of BRACES
PILE SPRINGS, CHlLDBED GlRDLES,
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS
IIe prepaedt (usuay without med ouel the fol
lowing aud analogous tilecliOns wa
BRONCHITIS; with irritable tlr, at, and weakness and
hOarsenrss OF voice ia speaking sud singing
WEAKNESS on THE CHEST. with cough. bleeding 90
the lungs pam, shOrtuess Of breath and plipton of tbe
ARRANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH; with indiges-
tiou ucdity Of collapse lantuess, dull dragging
pains sides and 'u gomez feeling, which
gr1yated on erecting the body
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS;
with constipation chronic darh@a, prolapsus AM and
MURINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder aud
inContinent and painful ununtions
SEMINAL WEAKNESSES which n not arrested, :
SPINAL DERANGENI EN1S; viii curvature, ,iuequs l.
Ties % Inc hp and shoulders, uugrCetu gait, and
and wchincss Of the back which, II arrested tend
their increase and 20 consunptinu.
- uduul cure effected ION pruciple) by
DEHANGEAtENT OF 'tlRI A dwEp EvrppNtt
TIES; with cOdnesst uuuhness, heayness ttig m
standing.
The dropping u young LADIES' with peak ed shoulders ana
large aud sharp shoud blades and ltness uf the chest
which are so Indicative OF early consumption pleasantly
removed.
hl> combination Add mua and Spinal shoulder Brace aud
skirt supporter. hy which the uhulo
he prevented ana Truyed the tuim aud bearing Of the
hudy improved ud the weight of the skirts held away um
the stomach lynlds out oil the city should inquire by
letter when Dr d may he seen.
The medical profession invited TO examine his surg
cal devices
Lady in attendance upon Ladies' declO
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1859.
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE.
American aud Western Transportation
Companies Line Boats,

The above named Steamers all uf The largest class
with umple accommodations for Freight and Passengers,
being httted expressly JOr fhs Upper Lgke iraae
~ People moving 10 tho WESTERN STATES Rud
PIXIES PEAK, will fud this tho must desirable route
The accommodations Families with Wagons, horses aud
Fum urs n particular such as cannot m 10 give sat
fact there being ranshiment tl they reach the port
of des uatiOu. ..
~ Contracts made At low rates for Meh1ndse, IRON
Nails. &c &c, TO Chicago, Milwaukee and inleruedinie
Ports
~ Freslts received at Warehouse fot shipment ard
RcOoiuts given
VI Freght or Passage apply and cons!gu to
mari Agent Cleveland, Ohio
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.TIWNH- TT y u ~ UNT0Il1INH
Nofh most successful in the county (TrunbuD In WIN
he resides. -
:" THIS esrti6es that have used the qfaeienbsrE ~
and Mbrshhlps CahoncOn, sold here hy j. ~ q johnson
In my prsotre 10 nv entie satsinoti0n They guud
medicines DT e W BUSHNELL
Hartford, Trumbun Co., o , March T. 1851
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J. p. LAMBERT, NJ. d.,
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn
AYERS
GU Il Gu h H ,


FOR THE sPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent FeOer. or Ferer and Ague, Remit
zeal Headaches or Bilious Headache. and BIZ
ious FeDerS-iHdeed, for The lohols eia's Of dis
eases originating ~ hillary arrangement,
caused By the malaria Of DaidSnlatic countries
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NEW TREATMENT.
RunaIO Medical DisDensarY

Established for the cue uf
Dyspepsia General Debility, Fever and Ague
asthma, iHeipieRt Consumption, Iajirm-
HieS of Youth and old Age DC.
~ NO MERCURY USED. Al
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NO ONE REMEDY TS LOUDER

IN called hy the necessities Of the American people
than aud safe for Fever aud Aguo. such rem
edY enahleu 20 uter with perfect certainly
that It will eradicate the disIse aud with assurance iOun
ded proof that harm arise irom ats use M
quantity.
That which protects from prevents this disorder must
be of immense service ga the communities in which pre-
walls. Prevention better than the patient
Capes the risk which he must IN Oen attacks nf this
haeful dstemper. Ihis CUTE oXpdlg the mias matte
poison U Fever aud Ague r0 the system and The
Development Of the dseusr ID taken the hrs approach
Ot its premOniOy symptoms Il Is MT Ouy the best
ey ever discovered for class complaints
the cheapest. The large quantity supply for dollar
brings II within the roach of body bilious dts
icts where Fever and Ague prevails every body should
nave and use II and 1t freely both for aud pro-
lection II Is hoped tiis price will place It within the
reach Of ul-the poor well the ri H. great superb
orty OF this remedy any other discovered the
no Qunine mineral nsequenty It prOduces QuiuEu
on other niu lOus elect whatever upon tho Constitution
THOSE cured by ue left ui heutuy II they had
had the disease
Fever and Aguc is alone the consequences the mia
matte poison great variety of disorders lis
irritation, aiming which are Nenralga, Rheumatism, Gout
Headache, Kindness TOuthache EaTuChe CaaTTh, Asth-
ma, PupitaOn, Painful Affection Of the Spleen Hystsr-
ics, Pain IN the Bowels. UOc, Paral6sis aud Deranse
ment OF the stomach all Of which, when originating IN this
cause put on the Intermittent type, or become periodical
Ihs 'CuRE" eNpelB the poison from the blood and
quehy cures them all alike tits invaluable protection
To immigrants aud persons travelling OrtempnTaTy residing
"a tue munriDus districts. II tat occasionally daily
while tKpUsed to the injection. that will be eKcreed
rpen into disease Hence 1t u valuable pro-
lection ihnn cure and will sueI iiOm mternit-
Tents II they avail I'll mselVes of the protection this
uY Affords.
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nEAIrn nr ANnER1rAN wnMEN-


HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
Female irregularities, weakness uterine dispacements,
and all local uterine difficulties aud constitutional Troubles
Oi wtmen, entirely cured hy THE GhAEFENHERG
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHOL1CON
IL this connection Miss Boecher ster of the Rev Hem
~ Ward Beecher, m letters TO the people pge l29 says =
81 have nine sisters an sisters law and fourteen fe
Amid the immense crU of my friends and arquhintbnces
cannot eCa mnried ladies' born in this century and
country, who perfectly healthy" In cases, however
Where the 6raelenhUrg Cah5COn has been used must
that health has rapidly taken the place Of diseases and
ladies' have becumer bust strong, vgOruus aud healthy
Mrs CLEMSON, OF " ira says; Beautiful indeed Is the
cOndng, trusting nature " woman, but how much does
neeA To be protected by wutOhCness that will lead her
tirac Of disease 20 appea medical adviser o
tifc educau worth aud purity OF oharaGtern All
these be secured by addressing the Graeenbefg Com
pany,
II gives certify To the iny9riale
Tnlye action OF the t4raeeuberg Marshas Uterine Ia
thOhCun all of female disease, aud to the skin and
high moral character Of the hediba Department Of The
I' J. p. LAMBERT, NJ D.,
Auburn -Four Corners Penn.
am Methodist clergyman Ny heart has fairly ached
the eebo health uf women, have Travelled
my circuit preaching the Gospel. thank God however,
that have seen a these diseases give TO the 0raeien
berg hashalls Uterine Cutholicgn wherever has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP, Ridgeway, Mich
20 Forsale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the State
~ For medicines or agencies address
IT, b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
maTl5 Agent tor Ohio.
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Boarding..

ROARDIEd. - The House No. "a
- Pahiie sgualu nhd ny ne stuus Chureh-us OF the
paifrd aud Is nov opeu for hoardt Rsmirs wishins to
turplsh then uWuduona can ne accommodated with .fs
and Convenient rools aud hedIun-i and Siugls R1rds
and Day boatdUrs wa ind good .ooomnio al aus au gs
sGuihe terms Ladies' NOT excluded. References atFef
AAd ie,el'ea' aWihN B, W hpHhlTI.
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ptrsoas Ia any mart OF the world may be successfully
treated g forwarding correct detalo o their case with
remittance Tor medicines 40
Address Dr. AMOS a SON. Corner Msia and Quss-stu.
Builnlu n Y. lahstl&Wly2dh
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An lrstrumun for the cure OF Nocturnal Emissions
properly kun ms Seminal Weakness, &C Can be porma
neuly cured u from een days TO two months 10y ihe
0 THIS Instrument when used COniunlly with medicines
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AleSitines.
SANFORD'S
Liver ImVigOPatOr


TT is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
III FROM GUM, and has become an established tpct, a
Standard Medicine known aud Hppnved by all who have
used IT, and s esulted 'o with cunhdence "a an tue
diseases for which u Us tCcumnendrd.
10 has curet thunsandsl lwuhn the lest two yeurs
who had given up all hopes, lot relief he numerous
unsolicited certificates 3D. = my POSSESSION show
The dose must Zee HdsWed 10 tne temperament OF the
Individual takiugtt, md us led in such Quantities 20
act gently on the bowels ..
Let the dcigtes 81 leur z judgment gnide you in the
use of the LIVER IN-islYIGORATOR, and II
fl cure Liver GOm-..s plainfss Bilious Ate
tncks, Dyspeps ny= Chronic DiurrhOcug
- a. ~ un q y q % m eip latutB, DyBeu tee
ry, nrOpsyg SOurL Stomach, uabituul
C1osfiVeueHss ChOl-I-lics Cholera, ChOles
rn niorhus, ChOleru5l IN tnntums Elntu-
Ieuces u nun Il I G ~ Female weakness
e., aud IA be- used sue = essiul as un OhDiNA-
RY FAMILY hiEDI-+ +CtNE. II Will eure SICK
II v A ID A G " y las ? thousands can tesiiff } IN
TWENTY MINUTES lFPSTWO OR THREE TEA-
SPOONFULS AXE TAK--lEN o. commencement Of
uttnok
" who 10 siving their TESTIMONY iu is favor.
~ Mix water IN the m uth with the iNNlGORAlOR,
aud swallow both together.
price One Dollar Per Bottle.
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ON THE OPENING OFEsH-As1
~ Lake Nq,yig,ios, TIE e., ProgGe3iors l,G 3ioI, A4A
Buffalo tu Chicago seven frst-ciusS A
/ Sriew Steamer. uf great eugth aud speed
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A MOST scIENFIFic INVENTION


An irsirument for the u Nocturnal Emissions more
properly known Seminal Weakness Can be porma
ntuy cured 10 from hleen days to two months by The
q this instrument when used coiunily with medicines
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DR. AMOS SON take pleasure ia announcing that they
the uuye diseases ~ has been subjected tO by the
most eminent phy ysUluus In Lunuu Paris phlndulIha
aud New YORK; II ns been declared the only useful stu
moni ever invented 9r tlc ouie Of Seminal Weaknels,
auy iso1se caused by the secret habits OF youth Price
$40 by mail or express.
n. B.--Dr. AMOS SON, IN order to satisfy the most
selves that u any instance " here may prove ulsatsHr
tory, unur fair tTal the money will be- refunded by
Wfmugihe instrument 10 good order
CURE WARRANTED
Dr. AMOS b SON have devoted their attention eYclu-
svoy % this peculiar class Of malas and The ehe they
FUZZY testified and gratefully by CON
rsCUut PATIENTS and uthur6 daily arriving in tom al
parts OF The county t the express purpose My CONSUL
aOng while their have been Urt cd by the m
signal udyuuages yet from what they haVe m
i.quinF into the causes OF these Infectious complaints
IRON their most simple condition 20 that Of thn dan
possibility of their prevention and removal, aud likewise
invariably fuuud that the most horrible and forms
u disease could almost invariably be traced 90 the
following causes Ignorance neglect or the bod effect
SON have succeeded IN usCoVr rulug in thUt election
heir remedies, safe eectual aud cautious course
tug h combination Of remedies VIII hear an equlvuca
caueer us we'll NS those whose premature or uludciouA
application night he pTodnctye oil led consequences the
auus OF rnrnte muYduuH IN short the huuuble end ut
uremedus rs the leasoning Of great mtss uf human
riryous affections that Ia reality the foes OF ie
nd which, while they extensively surround uSCa aloud
urour skill and interference IN their determination
COUNTRY iNVAlIDs
ptrsuna naTt Of the world be successfully
Treated l1 forwarding oorrool dttao their case withH
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Clevelnnd Produce NInrlsets

Hay.... pton UOa u O0watsr- t3bhli ls0 25
80 baled bton -d Is O0lHand'y ITd Cemnt sl(cl 81
.l2B l40 l6IWhite Lime ...... 10 ] 90
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A QUESTION ANswFHrp.


The Baleiia asks "the ArPEAr, -Hsaiandse,
and 81 the Democratic papers in the stste.s
whether or not Col NErHERLASD did nigh,
in voting against the last pillow, hoe, ETC., Of
the farmer, and the plane Of the mechanic, in
asmueh as he voted in accordance with the
wishes Of bis consitusntsg We answer, en-
phadcaIy, NO. II Col N~ErHEELAND was in
favor Of the exemption, be ought TO have
resigned, rather than voted against his delibsr-
ate convictions, as he did On anothsr occasion.
The BHlciin also asks, should a Representa-
tive In the Legislature vote according 10 the
known wishes Of his constituents or against
It2r We answer that he certainly ought 20
vote in accordance with tue known wishes Of
hi3 constituents, when his instructions are
clearly given, or resign has scat in hS LegiEia-
furc If the Instructions Of a majority are
contrary to his deliberate and conscientious
convictions. Col. NE-HERLAED, on one occa-
sion, preferred a resignation Of his seat 10
obedience. He was right then, because he
stood in the attitude neither to defy the viii Of
the majority, nor to sacrifice his own honest
convictions he ought to nave done so when
De was required, as be contends, to vote agains;
eXempting the farmers hoe and The mechanics
hammer, and not placed himself in the IN
graceful position Of voting against a measure
taat public policy and the welfare Of the hon
cst lab0rer demands.
Col NETHEELASD was not instructed to
vote acains, the exemption bin. How, Their,
id be know hat his constituents we're opposed
TO it, BY letters from his constituents, be
SAYS. How many letters did he receive? Let
the whole truth Be told. Let US hear whether
be reserved letters from a majority, or only a
minority and, therefore, whether be obeyed
the viii Of the one or the other.
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sHoorrNGIx DENoroIIs.-James Jones was
sho. recently in Demopolis by Frank Breitling.
with a double bsueled shot gan-sines he
above was penned, we find The following IN
the Eutsw Whigs
THE ExcITEnENT II DEmoPoLIs-The re-
ports IRON Denopolis sre stiil q a terrible
character, though We cannot say that our IN
formation Is perfectly reliable Melearn thai
Mr.. Breitling, the one who shot Mr.. Jones, and
his party, were notified 10 leave the place with
in tweuty-four hours after the notice, from ne
opposing party but failing, OF refusing %
comply, i is reported hat ". B. We s3S'
down In fheIstreet. Mr.. Jones,was Dot fatally
wounded the other day. He only received hrs
buck shot instead of sixteen We wax Win
much anxiety reliable news from This civil
war.
CAwELs IN ALAHAMA-Ten camels arrived
AZ Selma on the I4h inst, seven grown and
three suckIings. They have been introduces
fo7 the purpose Of testing their utility for agr-
| cultural labor and plantation uses II issaid
/ they can Be used FOR blowing or for any kind
| Of draf-sre far superior 10 either horses or
mules-wil live on half the quantity II food
required bv these animsls-and the iall-gioWn
ones viii pack two bales Of cotton easily.
The degree Of Pm. d. has been conferred on
Mr.. George Little, Of Tuscaloosa, BY the Uni
versity of Gottineen. Germany, whittier be
went 10 qualify himself for a progessorshiP in
a college.
PoUrIcAL-The following are the nomina-
tons for ne Legislaturs, 80 far az heard from
Pidkeus Co Democratic candidate foT
State Senate, Col. NJ. Stone House, A. B.
ClitheraH. J. J. Cook, A L. Neal.
Peuv Co-Democratic candidates for House
A II. Shepard. Geo. d. Johnston.
C0osa C0.-Demoersfic candidate Tor Ser
ate, Col W. Garrett Horse, W. D.. walden.
Calvin HUMPHREYS, Alex Smith.
LouAdes CO. - Democratic candidates for
House, Hugh C.. Mccall, Jas. :. Clements.
Laudcrdaa Co Senate, r. NJ Patton;
House, WA. H. Price, Henry D. Smith, S A.
NJ. Wood, s D. Herman, Wm. p. Karsner.
Ucrohcc C0.-Caudidstes for House, John
c. Lewis. J. G. Garrett. F. NJ Hardwicke,
Thos- o. Barr, John W Jones.
Mongaa Co.-For House, s NJ Morrow and
R. l. Walden.
Laurenoc Co.-For House. VIM. c. Graham
SHmfr Co.-For House, B. Y. Ramsey, Dem
ocratic nominee.
Gamble WAS elected Probate Judged Walker
county. BY 223 majority over Twin
The Jasper -fdrerfiscr announces Hon. Mm-
A. Hewlett. az Walker county, a candidate for
Congress iu the 5th District Hon George s
Houston and Hon. R B-Lindsey have been on
the track for some time.
Walker C0.-Candidate FOR House, J. NJ
Easily.