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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-23

Poor old man, as seated often of sum-
mer's evening beneath the veranda of
house that looks over the pleasant waters of
the Hudson lie watched his sweet little
grandchild spor. upon the green, he could
have little dreamed upon how sad pair
its doors were TO close before his days should
rpen 10 their end Mr. Sickles, Sr., has as
signed it to his sons wife as residence so
long as she remains under the protection of
her father, nor will anything be left unpro-
vided for her which can constitute a COM
Portable home.
The letter OF warning which MIR. Key re-
ceived on Thursday, and which he show
ed TO Ms. Sckles at the ball at Willard's on
that night-the las, of their mee,ing-was
written it was thought, by lady. 1t was
full of "Dear Barton,' and other such en-
dearng expressions. whereas the letter
which conveyed to Mr.. Sickies the intima-
''o"" "-1 rTaafa of Lie 1ishunor, was either
written, or feigued TO be written, by some
coarse, illiterate person. Strange if two
different parties should have selected the
same night TO send missve Of warning.
MIR. Sickles still continues in the cell to
which he was conveyed on the day of the
disastrous explosion. # is on the left of the
hall as you enter the prison being general
" used as watch-room, and is close and
sitting. But Mr.. Sickles has constructed a
wheel on the window for ventilation. There,
or walking on the plot in front, he may be
seen all day receiving his visitors and faith
| full friends.
MIR. Sickles does not look we'll, as has
been represented. Mental suffering and
confinement within the PRISONS walls have
told severely upon him, palng his cheek
and shaking his vigorous constitution. To-
day Mrs. Pendleion, of Ohio, slsler of Mr.
Key, left for that State accompanied by Mr.
Keys four orphan children; her own two
children and the two children of her widow
ed sister, The accomplished Mrs Blunt, who
it may be remembered, gave readings last
summer in New York and more recently
with great success in the Southern and
Western States. The sympathy OF the
whole city goes with her.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-23
The Number Three.

There Is strong prejudice in favor of the
figure seven. The aucieuts spoke of il as
the "sacred rumber" There were seven
plaques. The week is divided into seven
days. Our constitution is changed every
seven years and the poet has rendered
memorable that figure by production new
er TO be forgotten, namely :-"We are sew
ell " That mathematical parodox, nine,
has also lis votaries, most respectable COM
putors. There were also nine wonders
Let me ask, however, what is niue but the
square OF three? AS for three, It's history,
its beginning dates from the creation OF the
world. 1t is found in every branch of sci
ence, and adapted 10 all classes of society.
Now, only have patience, and will state,
explain, prove.
commence with the Bible. When the
world was created, we find land, water and
sky: sun, moon and stars. Noah had but
three sons, Jonah was three days in the
whales belly, our Savior passed three days
in the tomb. Peter denied his Savior thrice
Isaac and Jacob. Abraham entertained
three angels. Samuel was called three
times. ''Simon, lowest thou me I" was re-
peated three times. Daniel was thrown
into den with three lions, for praying
three times day. Shadrach, Meshech and
Abednego were rescued from the flames oI
The oven. The Ten Commandments were
delivered on the third day. Job had three
friends. ST. Paul speaks Of faith, hope and
charity, three times. Those famous dreams
of the baker and butler were 10 come 10
pass in three days; and Elijah Frustrated
himself three times on the body of the
dead child. Samson deceived Delilah three
times before she discovered the force of hi:
strength. The sacred letters on the eros:
are |. H. S., so also The Roman motto wa,
composed of three words-"In Hoe Signo
There are three conditions for man-the
the earth, heaven and hell; there is also the
Holy Trinity. In Mythology, there were
three graces; Cerberus, with his three heads
Neptune holding his three toothed staff; the
Oracle of Delphi cherished with venerator
the tripod; and the nine muses. sprung from
three. In nature, we have male, female
and offspring; morning, noon and night
Trees group their leaves in threes; there il
khres leafed clover. Every ninth wave is {
1I1Iznd swell. We have fish, flesh anC
i5&I The majority of mankind die at thir
D. What could be done in mathematicl
witha1l the aid OF the triangle; witness thu
power of the wedge; and in logic thre'
premises are Indispensable 4 is com
mon phrase, that three is lucky number.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-23

THE WRoNG WoRp-P Preaching a chari.
ty sermon, Sydney Smith frequently repeat.
ed the assertion that Englishmen were dis.
tingAished for the love of their species. The
collection happened TO be inferior TO this
expectations, and he had evidently used
the wrong word-his expression should
have been, that they were distinguished
for their love of their specie.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-23

SCENE IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
rIvEs.-A Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette relates The following fun
ny incident:-Since writing you last, eayety
has quite revived, and the city is fail OF
strangers. Two of these, bride and a
groom from the interior, caused a great deal
o: amusement. | happened TO be in the
the House when they made their appear
ance, and took their seats in front of the la.
dies gallery. The loving husband put his
arms about the neck of his love, aud draw
ing her up as close as possible 10 him look.
ed al legislative wisdom from domestic
point of view. OF course so odd an exhibi.
tion attracted attention. A general grin,
like sunlight ran over the black coated as
sembly below. Then litter rippled on,
gathering strength till it broke into roar.
The American Congress was fast losing its
dignity ofdeportment, when solemn mem
Der from down east who owed his sue
cess in lie 10 the gravity of his countenance
and length of his legs, called the attention
OF Mr.. Speaker Orr 10 wha. he styled the
improperly in the gallery. The Speaker
responded good naturedly that he saw no
improprlety, on the contrary, The gentleman
and lady were setting the members an ex-
cellent example. Whereupon there were
fresh roars, and the affeclonate couple were
informed by the door-keeper that such evil
dences of affection were qnite out of order
in that place. Indeed they were not to be
thought OF. Whereupon the happy family,
Withdrew, and the House was restored to its
usual ill-humor."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-23

A glutton of fellow who was dining al
a hotel, in the course of the battle of knives
and forks, accidentally cut his mouth, was
observed by yankee opposite who bawled
out" | say, Mister, don't make that hole
in your countenance any larger or we shall
all starve."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-23

A NUMBER of the friends of the Rev. S. D.
ShafTer, candidate for Mayor in Toledo, Of
fer to bet $500 that he can whip any man
in that city in a fair stand up fight. Where's
Parson Brownlow?
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-23

THERE is more meaning and phiiaa1rhy
than at first sight appears in Coleridge's a.
swer TO lady when she asked him wheihez
he believed in ghosts. "Oh no, madam,
have seen TOO tuany to believe in them"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-23

A gallant wag was lately sitting beside his
beloved, and being unabls to think Of any
thing to say, asked why she vas like tai
lora 1" don't know" sai0 she, With
pouting lip; " unless it is because am sit-
ting beside goose W
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I'd have you 70 know. Mrs. Sloker that
my uncle was banister of the Law"
GA fig for you banisler p retorted Mrs.
Grundey, turning up her nose" haven't |
a cousin as is a corridar In the navy"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-23

THAr's wise delay which makes the
road safe.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-23
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REPR SENTATIVE.

| Adams-Henry J. Stanley
| Allegheny-H. Sproul, John H. Baily,
John Swan, DR.. J. S. Penney, J. H. Philips,
Armstrong and Westmoreland-C. R.
Painter, Fl. L Donnely and John W. Rohrer.
Beaver and Lawrence-James McCune;
Capt. j. S. Dickey.
Bedford and Somerset-W J. Baer Joseph
w Tate
Berks--Jacob Conrad, jeremiah Hageman
and David Plank.
BIair--S II. Bell.
Bradford-Wm. II. Peck, V. E. Piolett.
Bucks-Wm. s. Long, Jacob Van Buskrk
Butler-A. S. Nc Bride, John B. McQuis-
ton.
Cambria-H. A. Boggs.
Cenlre-S. S. Seely.
Chester-Wm. Ralston, Hibbard Evens,
r. E. Monaghan.
Clarion and Forest-Jacob Tnrney.
Crawfordl and Warren-Wm. Carr II.
Brown.
Cumberland and Perry-Thos. M. Biddle,
Dauphiu-Robert A. Lamberton, Geo. w.
Bowman.
Delaware-Wiliam Gray.
Fayette-Charles Boyle.
Franklin and Fnlton-J. w. Douglass,
James B. Sansom.
Greene--Rufus Cambell.
Puntingdon-B. Bruce Petriken
lndiana-James Sloan.
Jefferson, Clearfeld, and Elk and Nc.
Kean-William p. jerks, VIM. A. Wallace
Lancaster-Jacob F. Koutz, Samuel C.
Smmbaugh, p j. Albright, Jerome B. Shultz.
Lebanon-Jacob Winner
Lehigh and Carbon-Wm. H. Butler,
Charles Nault
Luzerne- Anthony Grady, Steuben Jen.
kins, p. c. Gritman.
Lycomiug and Clinton-John B. Beck, A.
c. Noyes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-25
nsvEIs AND sTEAnLBoAr News !.
boats nEAvISa TINS DAY.

s BOATS nEAEIsG THIS DAY.
For Paducah, Sam Kirkmsp, at II O'Clock.
n4ws /" louisville, Tempest, O'Clock, PM
The river is on the decline, with seven feet Wa
ter on ths shoals. 81
The regular pssseuger. steamer, Sam Kirkman,
Thst connects with st. Louis. Memphis and LOuir-
vile mail boats, will depart this day at II o'clock,
precisely. -
The steamer Tempest, the regular Louisville
packet. that connects with Cincinnati mail beats,
and the Baltimore aud Ohio Ra lrOad packets, for
ParkersSurg Ella Baltimore, win depart this day
at o'clock, IN.
The Red Rover viii be the next New Orleans
steamer to lade, after which it is not probable there
will be freight sufficient TO warrant the Union
line To continue their trips with regularity.
The Padocah daily line Of paOkes viii sign
through biHs OF laaing to New Orleans
The following boats are expected; Sam Kirkmsn,
from PaducaE; Kate French and LightfOOt, frem
Cincinnati; Harmonic, from Pittsburgh; Red RO-
yer, frorl New Orleans
ARRIVED. YESTERDAY.
From louisville, Tempest.
Ports shove, Commerce
Paducah, Ella.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
For Padueah, Ella.
" Cincinnati Wenona.
a ports above, Umpire.
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KoRE TO BE ADAzBzD TR4E rHE
q ICHES ST DIADEM


Worn by Kings or EmpePOrz
What! Why a Beautifnl Mead OF HAIR,
DRCAUsEits he ornament God Hsussr TroufI fsr s
A1 oar raee Esstsr although TIE nay bloom sY
tssGl bs those q pearls 4 tie lad Is brst q is egTsrh e
re s.s = 'Ss 5 100 s ss. 4ysa cd ~ g
Woods Hair RestSratTs ussd three tines sssk un
ss sooTiag sld 5udSs. ma Erisss s hs ssisssi s,,
. fs Vgosp.-- Nrvv Tos-x Arm 10 ~ =
Dear s-Psrntns to express 20 yOs tls oslz.sisssf =
ander for the entire restoration o. NJ har -n eol
ahont the tine NJ arrival n he Cnit s.ass rspi1
scosning 7ray b tupon the application your slr Rst
i've L recovered original has. cose RestoraTs
4 vsry Esnlrfs nyention, qass saeaclous Es =
agreeable. I an, dsaf iiF, yoursesly; -.
ssptyeh ar ezylisayct'
Welsh Newspaper Office q Nassau s. April T. ISIS
RROg.O-J. Won; Dear Sfr-sOne month OF sx sesa 80
Who eocIuded e t It on her hair Little thinking he t5
that would the gray hair 70 IL original eoor out %
hat wonderful eject Of turning all the gay hsis
at tbs time beaaing and hieksning t hair ssloag
recommend the above Restorative % All srsons Z En q s
eangsho Of their hair. CHARLES ckkDkM-
NV ToEE, July IS lssl
PaoE. o. J. WOOD VIA sonndsnes do recommend yosr
Hair Restorative, being the scsei9us article
Since using Hair Restorative hair and Ehkers sheA
confident that few applications viii them al
natural color It also has reeyedns Of All dAhdrua and N
pleasant itching 50 common aao1s pens ons VIC psrs -
PEoF wOoD-Abo1t two years ago ny hair solascd Alag
On and turning gray vas last beeoning bald, and aa d
remedies eject e0rme1csd using your Asstor
tive in January last few applications ny ary,
began o MI up grow o9t and turned hack . it. irnr oloS
(oackl AZ MS time uy restored original eoort
health and 9RPe1ane sns ssruy rsonnsn e use {. alL
he Restorative Is put up in bottles Of Sizes Tis: ar Ne
dollar per bottle; ne medium holds a lest ps en- -
In proportion than the snail, retas dolias pr
ne large holds quart forty per cent more in ProPoron
o. d W0oDkco ,Proprssors, sls Br-au.v.Nsw
the great Wire Railing Bsblhmentj Narst a.
And Sold ~ all good Druggists ana Fancy Goods Dealers.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

E%- Dr.. E,foFmerly % NeE Kork5feI lns i.5te,e
49, f.Vsars q Loulsyiie, Kentucky .na we - -
1900 hIs sttenticr trezs1t Of prTass o4s9. - 49,
bI sas latter himself, having stte1ded % Pr - aL y
49, ye.r snerured - many th0as7ns hs u s.1 y -
N, N orivae nature, matter hoE bad thsy ay =
90, fsscous mEdica treatment or tr9n 1s9At o. lst
own D. kings Bispensary - 10 . DsaleeA s.Isss
Chsrr ana square, where be earss Al
usture- - f-e.-r.-,,-.
from business -...,,-....s- 4. d. -.
~ hv an operation which pain Wleie a,.1s
eTsts health cannot euj0yed FeraIe 20 olasso eses
90 iuhief aad underinines the constloa 80 mGeh
svPHItts with All diseases q u aAl fos o1 II as
- - - be enectnally cured n teF d.yt
Wz,Egrs particular attention having been g7ea .
- sss al All Tie consequences growing out o. IL ereuEhi
- - v esses b. the destructive hans II incsnserzts
V.1 nj excessive Indulgence q The passions ussect q
FheL Will undermine ae consul p, - eeA
- h9sirsss o. society, and causing premature old age
mo may laborng win any deulty of thu Noaa,
~ rsgt assured Of immediate relief
residing abroad By writing and stating hsr easei VI
- ENCLOSED directed 70 Dr. A. King No p Deadfek sEess
Essbe fernessss will have the Necessary nedfciue sen \
heir address, Win drsons strict secrecy oos,Fst
once hours o'clock IN TIE morning until gin the svsBn
Il wavR3-dkwE
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NoTIcR TO COUNTRY MERCHAErs.-We are selling
many articles of Hardware, "being part of Kirk
man Ellis's last importation, at small advance
on Cor I for Cash. Our new stock, which is being
made complete by daily arrivals, we offer atreduced
prices for Cash or negotiable paper. You can save
money by buying your Hardware at "a Public
Square, Kirkman s. Ellis's old stand, from
mh7tf MCCALL & CO.
DemOViIIe's UnriVaied Hair Restorative.
About the efcacous remedy the head in use is
"DemoyilIe's Restorative. preparation which has OBJ
tanned considerable reputation in this locality, quite number
having used it with the utmost
Those who turning gray, need ion
ger dread great and trouble Of supplying that
deficiency with wig. The Restorative OF which speak
certainly the Hair to its primitive and Vi
vacy addition Obyiang the Of the wig, Deuovile
Hair Restorative away with the necessity Champion
ing applications Of it strips the head entirely Of all
dandruG, dirt The proprietor could easily ill column
with cards known citizens, certifying the great
restorative cleansing prspriees Of the preparation, but does
not such his part at all Those who
give it further proof satisfy them that
what It is represented to be.
Sold only the Drug Store Of Demove Co., Of
Church and Cherry Streets Nashville, Tenn may lift
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.


WAsu1Serox, May 2L-Persons leaving for
France sia Havrs, must have passports rfea by she
French Consul at the port from whence they sail
Those via Epgaud can have their passports pisss az
tie American Legation in Leniop; and those TO the
Spanish West Indies, by the Spanish Consul Of tae
port from whence they sail.
Naturalzed persons going abroad must send their
nsturalized papers 10 the State Department, with
description OF their persons The paTeFs win be
returned othem-
Col. Sleptee and Captain Carr have got leave of
absence and permission TO visit Europe They 60
as private iBviduals but doubtless to observe the
warlike movements 10 Italy.
The War Department has ordered armed escorts
10 the Govern ent trains with army supplies
The tOrrey G neral decides thai Capt. Perkins
can recover against the Rnsgisn Government for
$50 tons Of ggnpowder ami $4,000 stand Of arms.
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The Great English Remedy So
sIEfS SlS Sir James ClariKe'S Celebrated
2SG~@aNS Family Pills.
This invaluable Medicine is unslngin the Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases TO which the female constitution
subject ImOderaes all and all And
sspeedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies.
isespecay suited twill in short time, bring theonth
period with regularity.
bottle price dollar the Government stamp
Great Britain, to prevent eounterfeits.
20. CAUTION.
TAeSs P6 should n0tbsdke 6y nldlesduTinet FIRST
THREE KOETRSof Pregnancy, fey sEreto bring
Miscarriage but at any of4eT time theS safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal affections pain in the back
and limbs, fatigue Palpaton Of the Heart low
ness Spirits Hysterics Sick Headaches Whites and all the
PRIMAL diseases occasOned fy disorderea system, these Pill
will effect a when all others have failed.
Full directions the pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing so pills and enccled with the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, be post free for 81 and post
Ege stamps
JOB NOSES
Rochester n. z.
Sold Nashyieby Berry Denovle and @. ". HererhOt
and all respectable Druggists nOV23-d&wlyins
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T41@ Those Whe have used il.
S&<eS Among the many testimonials in favor Of the ef-
fects Of BGRHAvEs HOLLAND BTTTERS offer the names
of the following, many Of them we'll known in this city
JAMES CoLvS, ofsouth Pittsburgh says SIT certainly val
liable medicine; it cured Of Dyspepsia" .-..s7
Captain HENRY EAroN says SIT cured my wife Of Neural
gia"
J. A. Won BoNSHoRsr says: ST met with speedy
remedy for aeidity of the stomach"
says sit cured Of chronic iiar
rhoera in two days."
SAMUEL WOODRUFF, of Athen, Ohio, says when COM
menced using your medicine prosaed that could not
walk across my farm; after using ONE any
thing"
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Stammering and Suffering Treated
PROF. J. H. LEWIN'


INFORMS those afflicted with IpodsntS Of sPeoeh tnit Ne
has taken Rooms sc the -
SEWANEE HOUSE, NashV1lieg Lenas
WHARF he prepared enable them % peAk ana re -
tinctness in the Of two hours Win oat =
tins and that without indicon Of distress % pam -
naiiept The patient wiz be convinoed ooth q -
mi bsau. As we'll as efficacy q his theory Wnen apPe-
WEE assf.cou not given charge VII Re nada
prof Isiu in order give 5afiSfscton haa sioP. -
oanv universal terms He proposes 70 give ns sns
remedy applicant, with tle - -
Iict MT be convinced Of - efhcaey ana ds 1e>
~ ~ aid theory and remedy then charge WA % ae.
n See hand biils - ~, ch.-,..... -
o,gout Inc south, has qus hatterins TIE noa con
$50 -. es have been convinced and given him eertaoatts
ts.ifving q b he virtue esaey Of his thsOFy
NJ Prot LEVIN viii remain only short tins a thi
- spE-dL
Nal VIC NAsuvrl1z. April 20, ii5o.
HAVING heard Prof Levin explain his eor upon Tie ofn q
.,amr5ernE and ytuorng and his node o. satment - 80
Nor the former r,slonai and the latter beth SIMPLE and a
e,liovl We also have eonhdenoe thai sfecua rseJ =
within The pOssr OF every Aed b. his iEPeaent -
49, } PEGRL, R B cAsTLEMAE, TAR89L;.
an esskwla W Il cLsdANs-
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pixies peak EmIgrants.

Sr. LOUIS, May "a, = TIE Democrat has letter
which n6rms the accounts of the misery and
starvation of the Pixies Peak eniigrants along the
Plains
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CLOT FIXING,
AND
NERO HANT TAILO RS,

Mems Youths and Boys Ready Aad Clothes and Furnish
ing GOods We invite the attention OF New
Styles OF Coats Pants Vests Neck Hosiery Gloves Suspen.
and handkerchief Celebrated Spring Shoulder Samshrt,
Drawers Unders and every style OF goods adapted to
mems We also have in addition to the above Ready
Clohg superior lot Of Cloths, Cassmer Vesngs, Drsp
de and Linen Drngs, which will make and guar
tit to please the sae goods sold
represented We would particularly call
the attention OF buyers the style and make Of garments
most Of which made up ordeand will warrant
the work to stand.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM d co.,
.- Practical TailOrs,
B-cIOtbing cut to order. ape.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-25

NORFOLK, Msy 24.-The SOop-cf War Prs6ls has
,-;vsd from Mon,eyideo in 60 DAYS passage. She
lef there TIE brig Perry the store ship Release and
the steamers Caledonia and Western Port The
bfigs Dolphin and Bainbridge have gone to BuenOs
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New YORK Marker.

NEW YORK, May 24.-CettoE firm, sales 1000
bales; Flour has declining tendency, sales 5000
bills, Ohio 30a7 go; White Corn 92E; Mess Pork
1750a17 u.s. Lard firm, Ilsal2l; Sugar declined
:, Orleans Shall.
report is prevalent of the suspension of Messrs
Hargon Brothers on acceptance for the Tehuaa-
tepos Company.
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Nexv Orleans MARKED.

Nrw ORLEANS May "a Cotton sales to-day
1000 bales Mid1ling 1T. Receipts Of three days
4,20O bales against 500 bales last year. Receipts
a, all Southern ports ahead Of last year 66l, 600
bales
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STATE LEGISLATURES.

OBJECTION, THURSDAY, ArausT (, 1880
Housed OF Representatives
We are authorized to A. DAVIDSON, candidate
represent Davidson county the lower branch Of next Leg
stature Of Tsnnesses. aplO-te
We authorized to ISAAC NJ WILKINSON as
represent the counties Of Coffee, Gndy and Faa Buren,
IN the Lower Branch Of the State Legislature.
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HEADACHE.


FROM An EMINENT CLBRGYxAy
great pleasure in saying you that made of BoER
HAYES HoLLASO BrTERs and found apparent relief Of severe
headache which long suffered and Ibeeve they
OF service 10 me in relieving my stomach and head.
maye4-d swIw SAMUEL E. BABCOCK.
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River News.

MEMPHIS, May 24-lhe river has risen enc inch
in the last q hours and is 82I inches below the
water CT last season.
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Senator Douglas at New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, May 24-SenstOr Douglas has
erriued here.
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