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An Ingenious but Disloyal South Carr.
inian.

Apropes to the recent grant of the appli-
canon Tor renewal of patent Of an EASY
chair, invented by citizen Of South Caroli-
ma, the New Orleans Delta gives the follow
ing story, as quite correct winter before
| last
Judge Evans, the last Senator from South
oafoiina, was very earnest, sincere and
venerable old gentleman, who under an er1
cesdingIy gentle mind and clerical exterior
concealed some very decided points of char
acter, among which was an intense STATE
p ride and strong bias in favor Of the IN.
sti,. rtions, and even the weakness and de-
fects Nhis old State. To him, South Carroll
mn was he beau ideal of everything admira.
bic. great nd good. Her errors and defects
were to him, virtues and endowments. And
though it was not in the nature Of the good
old man to hate anybody or anything, he
cherished very decided and very South
Carolinaish rcpugna. Nce to the institutions
ideas and customs of New England For
any South Carolinian to possess any Of the
qualities, the accomplishments or tastes of the
people OF that section, was in view Of the
old Senator, serious breach OF faith and
duty to his honOred and beloved old Palmetto
State.
Now, it happened that Judge Evans was
applied to by young South Carolinian, who
had invented some ingenious mechanical
which he desired to have paten-
ted The young applicant introduced him
self as the son of an old friend and fellow |
parishioner of the Judge, and begged his ia |
vor and aid in obtaining his letters patent.
The venerable Senator raised his specta-
cles, and fixing his eyes in wonder and
amazement at the ingenious young Carroll
MAN, in his mild lut emphatic tone, interro-
gated him as follows:
you are the son of Colonel H, of
81 - Parish, South Carolina, vino was
born in the said pa rish?''
am sir, promptly and proudly respon-
led the young gentleman.
The grandson of General H-,wbo SER
red under General Sumpter, in the Reyolu
Ionary War;
~ es sir, was the the reply.
our mother was the daughter Of Mrs.
Nancy -, who set fire to her mansion in
Ae Revolution, to prevent the British occu-
pying il p
Nes, sir, enthusiastically exclaimed the
representative OF one Of Carolina proudest
antilles.
And you,' continued the patriotic old
senator have been educated at the academy
-, in -, and instructed in the princi-
lies, duties and knowledge Of y our position.
our birth and family r
Yes, sir, modestly remarked the now
Inpatient youth.
Then SIR exclaimed the Judge, in tone
I naughty firmness and indignation, chow ;
are you TO turn your back upon all the ira /.
itional principles and ideas, and customs
{ your State, upon the the sentiments and a
Of your family your ancestors 1
nd your countrymen, and degrade yourself Z
. the level OF common wooden nutmeg h
ankee by inyenting machine p /
The ingenious out, alas high-born young II
axolinian, was SO affected by the forcible
iaaner i'll which the Senator presented the
normity of his conduct, that he Abandoned .
Is application and returned to South Caro- ,,
ma with view of standing for Congress in
is District at the next election
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O. II HARRIS,
Auction and Commission Merchant

Dry Goods. Glothing, Notions. &C..
63 MAIN STREET,
Huntington, Iowa.
AllLL attend to the sale OF Lands !, ,r ,ha nd,s.
w Household Goods, Horses, Cattle, &c, IN anv
part of the city.
LAberal advances, and prompt returns made on con.
signments.
RKTRRRNCES.
Bridge, Shepard 4 " Waterman, Is Dey ST., ny
Jas. b. Chadwick I Co., st. Louis, Missouri.
Hedges, Free Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rounds Langdon, 155 Randolph ST., Chicago. Ill
Coolbaugh 4 Brooks, Bankers, Darlington, Iowa.
Lauman, Hedge l. Co., :.
J. l.. Corse 4 Son, !.
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Brau,xcror. No.,day +. n. Feb. al,..

BuaLlxGron, AoAday r. n, Feb. 2lst.
The weather for the past week has been ex-
tfaordinarily warm. Osing 70 the almost in
cessant ths~, the roads have become very bad
and, consequently, business has been very dull
During the fore part Of the week, wheat came
in abundAnll,; but for few days back the mud
has prccluded any receipts. Corn is very scarce,
aud oats are not to be had At any price. Minor
produce arrives gradually, without change in
price. Very little change 10 perceptible in our
quotations. u ich are 49,
sUGAR-74as1- l2a; refined, white
II 4c. Clarified 10.
COFFEE-l2&.
MOLASSES-By the bbl, Plantation A.
Belcher's SO, kegs 5000.
NAiLS-Ass. q, 10.
RICE-5f.
FRUIT sisins, prime ss.5o-Apples $la
81 so per BUSH; dry lie. Peaches, l2c.
BROOMS-sl, 5Oa2 90 per dozen.
WHEAT-Sound old Spring 9Oc New takes
vide range, on account Of difference in quality.
Winter 81 05al Is.
FLOUR-By the dray load, 1918. Single
bbl IS 90. Choice winter 81 90. Dray load
81 SO.
BEANS-&2, OOaS2, so per bush.
fOTATOES--6Ocasl 90 per bush.
CORN-50.60 cts.-scarce.
OATS-50c; none arriving.
BUTTER-lsa22c.
EGGS-l2ac.
ONlONS-Sl.
CHICkENS-l.00al.5 so per dozen.
HOGs,-Gross, none Offering; nett, s., GOA
$50.
aAY-Timothy, ss@lo dull.
W0OD-sa 50a$3 %.
HlDEs-green. 5aa6; Dry Flint l4a14l
green salted 7a7t.
Whisky 27c; scarce.
FURS-co n lOa70, Mink $la1 rs, Otter 50 |
20 81, Beaver 75aSl 10 Wild Cat l5a50, Prairie |
Wolf 25a75. Gray Fox l5a35. Red Fox 81, |
Mnskrat aalo, peer lsia2s, Fisher alag, Martin
{ Aa3.
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" NER EAN. Ira Hedges and Elizabeth HEDGE
his wife, and Aaron Hedges, by their deed dated
the 18th Octo ber 1851 conveyed tho the
North East quarter of Section township seven
y-two North, Of Range two vest lying In Des Moines
county IN trust to secure The of certain pro-
missofy notes IN said deed specified; to wit for
$1,000, payable October 2ist, ls, With ntrres, from
oct zist ls3' at ten cent-one for t1u0 payable
Oct 2ls lsos and for Ss25 pay able nuaIy 2lst
Two wholly unpaid, and balance remains due on said
third note-by virtue Of the hory cont aimed in .aid
deed ana at the request of the holder of said notes.
the under signed viii SATURDAY THA 18th DAY
OF MARCH, 1852 at the door OF the court hous. IN
huntington, iowa. SCI! tbs sad land at public auction
Tor cash. between the hJa-s Of ten O'Clock A. NJ and
tour O'Clock NJ Of saa day, to satisfy and pay said
demand and costs.
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rHF WEEKLY HAWK EYE

a TosrCss n 6sARcn - nAH.-Aetics 10
..s IN - Denecrst u Leados. MaAisoa Co..
Ohio. that il Thomas }. Wood does not eens
t,,,.sd 81 - Let Of Nay next and claim his
..o,<rty lsssth nearly 81. 00v) 10 thas county
!. I'll be administered on according To lss, BY
w. n. Creighton. sao sas appointed said
80. guardian durisg his minority. The
-..s,rer 10 ,ssnsy eight years Of ags and ~as
=, hard from seven yesrs ago in Tesas. but
: -. ,houga, TO Be someshere on the Aissis-
- aver. lis something unusual for . man
= nm ...y from fortune In this manner.
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-. Louis. FEB. Is, SO.
4hs hiEer sSsued about six inches during
- H'asi 40 70 ass i coming Up about hall
~ .LeA ~ hos'. The weather IDS come around
t'lsh and sFrlas ase. though it i still excess
49, Muqe! and clssgrecssie on The Ley.e-
s--htss = noT Increasing every day. the Land.
X - l-Vii-ine, ites.ntea al animated aspect
- ele END u TIE other; considerable ifeiyb,
s~As escAAigse. tie dtsys swarm in large
s-astft, 40 begin - block o. the street: and
~. to-F steamer, resplendent ia
80 s"a feho'ations, drops down from
aft +-r'sFs PREPARATORY TO loading for
. q be 4fp'rrfF Altogether. the .sevee
We s-'is az Encouraging look hi. mornipy
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ssaaet, .,s,s. pfAfH caAsBEK.-A orres.
sasss rs ron West uaioa, On the NcstA
sstslsiy ~. 1 !. Railroad. says thai se ddiux
vAa p'-ee 10 death chanb er. -
S%g a., Mst place. Mr.. Bsrr and NJ .
49, sa 80 flsd saiast the sAthes OF i -
~ sss IL : cesrss. Is appears 1 a,
-. H.. RI n set ior the wedding to Ss
'.s.AstAal. ..1y sss suffering with The a. :
seesa T. sapses on ihss morning !.
!" seq. ~ son proposed 70 pes q az
sAss isMse..,.ss sf.os insisted on he takinr
! - pc. !. F, The wedding ace o,d;a a
A's'.-wIs.,.ss.s ' .. Owe, sAe ssUI - Of i.
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siAfL Lin kl6HT.-George W. Otis, who
- 1erf % ~ al the past week ~ our Circuit
4 II 'oi e"neAiiiag rape upon ole Catharne
hs-ioia, ~ lsss. sAs brought TO n close on last
= -fcAs r'eI4ns, ~ the jury sentencing him
|" so YEAR, ia ne lententarv. The verdict
4 As I%ei-e = served him right, though many
al-al te 90 - cheap, aud We are among tha,
-s-tsr
- or s.F. ne are informed, i OF weak
- AAf2'F tali visited. ani the lecherous
- 80 -. accomplished her ruin, man
= Hil years II age, and the father OF a large
- We caAAos conceive what materials
: Aities cal be made Of Who thus take adj
'tAss q inibeciity TO crafty his lustiul pro-
isAs'et- he a. many degrees below the brute
= hGcG aiveF Demorrrat
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


II
Infaliibe In ecs reesne vreeulassaics relieving pain.
fal and distressing kenstrussios, tparsscuIasy q
the change Of iils.) remove III ossssssusss. fpsn
whatever csuses. and always suecsssssI % pvsvss.
tive. At the same time psrfses,y hssusess ne -.
position Of the Pills 10 secret, every ageat ssee
them with the receipt, and the age awin
tell yeu they NE bess Pills ever kposa Tor -
dissascs peculiar 10 fensales, vis DstFsssiag 40
Painful Nenstrustien. ketentioa, Pains In the Dash
Loiss, Pressing dovn Pains, Rush " Blood TO ~
Head, pissIness, Dimness OF Sight, Green Sickness
Heaviness, Fatigue any slight eseston, Paiptsssea
OF the Heart, and I'll the vArioas distressing eso-
plants. particularly the annoying, veaksasae,
and the beginning o. an other female wesknesses &
EEUCOR RnEA ON WHITES,
All Of which Dn DrPoxco's 1asSc1 0oLDKH Prris ass
certain TO cure. &
Price u 90 per box. Fold By
=. .. GAY, Sole Agent,
No 30 Jefferson Street, Burlington, Iowa.
TO whom all ordeTs must be addressed from the
counties o. Des Mosnes Henry Je6erson, Wspello and
ousA ne WI supply dealers ~ propTistors prices,
and sens the Pn's so Ladies' 1by an
% any part OF the country, By sending him 81 ~
through the Burlinston Post 0mee, Iowa.
significantly
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Hos. TBkoPHrLus Parsons L.. D., Dane Professor.
Hon. EMORY WAsMsUnH, ILL., D., Uaiversity Professor.
rT,HE COURSE or INSTRUCTION embraces the ".
u rous branches Of the Common Law; and OF Equity,
Admiralty, Commercial, Inter national, end ConsIta.
tional Law an the Jurisprudence the United States
The Law Library consists OF about $50 vcwmes, and
- new works appear they added and every snors
70 made TO render u complete.
instruction ID given BY oral lectures and exposlton0
land ~ rectations and exsmn aaions In ectlon
Win them,l OF which there ten every week. Two
MOOT Courts are also holden IN each week. each q
whch, cause previously given 10 argued BY fear
tiaents, and an opinion delivered by the Pfcsiding
instructor. Rooms and other facilities are pro.
vided Tor the Club Courts, and an Assembly 10 held
ky, Tor practice In debste and acquiring know.
ledge OF parliamentary law and preceedipgs.
Students may enter the School 10 Any stage OF theR
professional studies mercantile pursuits "a a. %
commencement Of either term, or In the mi.dIe, o.
other part Of the term.
They are at liberty to elect what studies they vim
pursue, according to their view Of their and
attachments.
The Academ cal year, which commences on Thursday.
six weeks after the third Wedne day in Jay 10 di.
vded into two terms Of twenty weeks each with W.
cation OF six weeks At the end Of each term.
During the winter vacation, the Library Is opened,
armed and lighted for the Of the members Of the
school.
Applications for admission or or catalogues or any
arther may be made TO either Of The Pre-.
essors At Cambridge.
Camhridv. Ma r>h~r. iaSo
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A PRINcELY EsTArE.-We learn that Major
Leland OF the Metropolitan Hotel, New York,
has settled among us, having purchased the
Comal Rancho of Col. Sparks; fronting the Qua.
daloupe river two miles, and LAYING % miles
west of New Braunfels in Comal county, aad
about 80 miles nearly north from San Antonio
all in one body Of some ten thousands acres
with the improvements thereon, and some GAO
acres under fence near Mr.. e. W. Kendall's eel
ebfated sheep farm. In his purchase of stock
al Co! sparks, there are some 5000 sheep, so
head OF cattle, $50 head of horses and mules,
besides working o4en, a Maltese jack, two Bur.
nah bulls, and the celebrated race horse Rock
way, and also 1000 hogs, goats, &c, &c., ma
king clean purchase of the whole premises,
amounting 10 SloG,70o, the largest sale ever
made in TEXAS Of any stock ta,m.-[ Galveston
News, Fec. 30.
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u The use Of DR.. U0STETTEEs STOMACH MT
TIERS for Dyspepsia, Flatulenee, Heaviness Of the
Stomach, or any other like Affection is second 10 one
In America or abroad To be able to state Co fen,ly
that the "Bit'ers" are ain for Dyspepsia and
Ike diseases, is TO the proprietors
pleasure. 1t removes al morbid matter irou, the
stomach, parfes the blood imparts renewed vitality to
thr nervous system, giving that tone and energy 50
Indispensable for the restoration fheah The nnmer
GUS Acknowledgements Of its superior excellence and
be Efficient results, have sured the rrppr,tc that
cannot but prove great to the afflicted aud i'm
part vitality to the thorough system.
See advertisement In another column
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally eyerv.
where.
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wond,. Hair Restorative.

The fame Of this preparation upon ifs real msr
Is. Thousands all over The 4tiry are using H. and
II does sh II claims ths.Ae. the various PUBLICATIONS
that u can do Hair viii gros on bald sck.p by its
nse hair will he preserved and beAutsed BY s use:
hair Will tnrn from gray to its original color BY lie use
We do not claim that red htaded gent emsn a
lady can be turned into individuals with locks or
auburn ringle's, but gray hair will be restore to The
original color. Reader, wherever yon live, In any
place you reside, Woods Hair Restorative II sai In
quire for at all the Druggists and wherever such ar
ticrs arc usually obtained, and you win ind II ~ we
state.
CArrioS.-Bewsre Of worthless imitstions as several
are already n the market, called by different names
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Res
toranve Depot, &. Louis, Mo and New York; are
blown In the bottle. Sold by AL Druggists ard Patent
Medicine dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods
lealers, In The United States and Canadas
Sold here BY all Druggists.
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A PHILASTHRoPIsr AT WORK AaAls-John
W. Farmer, the benevolent gentleman who had
such an original way Of eonferug his charity
dnrng last winter, has re opened his Free Di-
ming Saloon, at 40 Ludlow street, though on a
different plan TO that o! last winter. 1t was
impossible for the most willing to obtain en-
ployinent. He was therefore unable to make
any distinction between the industrious and the
idle; now it is different and all applicants for
reiief have TO do something-for instance, tay.
Tors and shoenakers mend the clothing and
shoes OF those in want of it. Laboress clear
the sidewalks, or streets, &C., &c.-[New York
Exnreks. 18th.
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SUICIDE ON SrEAMBoAr.-On Monday last.
gentleman named Scott, IRON Owentowp.
NY. accompanied by his wife and child, went
on board the steamer Moses Mcclellan. bound
Tor st. Louis, at Portland. Before the departure
OF the boat, he complained Of being unwelI
having, as he informed Captain Irwin, taken too
much lu'nlne. He also appeared exceedingly
melancholy, aud soon retired with his compan-
IONS TO state room. After remaining there
some time. he made an excuse for sending his
wife on deck, but hardly had the door closed
behind her, when the repos: of a pistol was
heard. and the unfortunate man found yelter
ing in his own blood. The body was taken to
Brandenburg. where after an inquest had been
held, it was buried.
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AAn0ski EcoAonY-" Occasional" of the
aaaei Phl4 Press, lectures the Democracy
sen tasr eAuassgant appropriation, in the
cslas sts.s:
Il. House Of Representatives has had within
scat eerersl spssms OF economy They are
~ B-rus description oi the tesoibache where
y sgaerer, 10 ease his pain, kicks over every
e.. especially what il nearest, however
t44s.r- fIse and ten dollar appropriations
3. assaaiIed sAh sig0r and overturned with
Tsa3a Fire Lighters, panphlet-iolders box
raasrs klG ssrn Like, have their salaries re-
tses3 oel5. hEIng lgure, with a relentless
syeri o. econgWg that would remind one Of
Ar.sl9e. W te suggestive Of tie chameleon
paASse9as Of psy seal subsistence by force OF
&c srsrins'soa ~hIie, on the contrary, millions
ip, ara. Gae lssy contracts. thousands for the
rsrssSs u festtsIhce agents, who locust the
AL At plague - harmony ~ilh The harshness
q - 80 for the Presidency OF The man
s4 Eaf isfss cpof-p.ste millions and thous-
as .l- .H4fta- for the mail routes, within
taarg t.n.e 81 eacs other, across the Plains
-oseed. near, that, like the German and
t'ssll -cliiLeis "a she Continental vars, they
~. iaf smoke - each other, shake hands
Al ~ sasst-. al heavy appropriations get
- = W - ,@9Ut@9 cal 70 Tor secret service
" --s@-eFeft t5Aus can pace With slight oh
.-s.t.s, sicep oUly the bUb-tsii OF the kite in
" rts Y slH.A appropriations Tor tie officers
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CT DIR. BAKERS PAIN PANEcEA he's performed
greater number OF cures than any other sima y,,ce

81 DIR. BAKERS PAIN PANECEA has per formed
greater number Of than any other similar article
now before the public.
we have not space here to recapi,uate and publish
the voluntary certificates Of hundreds who have tesi.
hed OF Its wonderful naerfts but refer Yen to The free
almanac OF the propretors distributed by their agents
the whole country over, in VIII oh ia plain and earnest
language, so tina" she who rurs may read" what this
medicine is doing for the suffering community.
L. There Is no necessity for purchasing the thousand
and one Lnments that are palmed % as "good for
man and beast" which have but brief existence; AZ
in Bakers Pain Panaeea you have what they profess
to have, internal we'll as an external remedy,
safe, effective and pleasant. 1t is put up in 20: Soc
and u bottles. There is great saving in purchasing
the largest BOTTLE it contains eigh. times rs much
as the smallest.
BoLLEs, SMITH CO., Proprietors, Chicago.
Tor sale BY Agents and Druggists everywhere.
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CURIoslrr.-We were yesterday shown bv
VI. =. y. Scott, of this city, the skull Of :
aoooie-headed calf. This rare specimen Of a
1reak OF Nature, was brought by the Doctors
rtner' Dr. 3. J. Scott, from Grayson COUNTY
- 1enas wnere the calf was born last summer !.
- hsed out one week. Tho two heads ioin At
tne base OF the skull, and the front and nnner
portions Of the heads are smooth and uniform
Ana OF equal size. SO that the top Of the head
snd toseheaed look very much like a human
forehead. The lower part of the head consists
OF TWO complete faces and jaws, and stand ont
from the base of the skull 10 seven or eight
lncaes. 81 the noses. Il has four eyes. tvo To
each face. The right eye of the left face. and
'ne lett eye OF the right face, are about the
same distance apart thas the eyes of a human
skull are, SO that two of the eyes are in front
ana one ON each side. The caviies OF the brain
Oh eac6 Lead united ut the base and give off a
single spinal marrow. The tongue was single.
ne middle portion lying across the upper portion
d Tue iarynx, and its ends terminate in each
mouth. 1t has two aippers in each law more
han is common TO the ox-that lie. eight in
stead OF six.
IL mad Dat two ears, one on each side. but
mere was single auricje under the skin, be-
ween the heads to represent the place Of the |
't'ier ears.-W'nterset MadisOnian
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Il Is stated that Chief Justice fancy speaks Of
the Democratic Thirty million bill as 'atrocious.
The opinion. We suppose, ID an extsa-jodicial
s0e, but 10 truer and wiser than great many
isAicial ones.-Louisville Journal.
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VIZ 0pr.a nnnDa.

Ht nowhere bs forgotten nsr shui1led on.
2. agnt that Mr.. Benjamin OF Louisians, the
able and plAuaible advocate OF the acquisition
OF Cuba, a. Of ell other schemes tending TO diff
iuse and eternize human slavery, deliberasely
ton:
!. THE first leading fact, which ought to be-
kept constantly in view by all who would form
just conceptions on this subject 10, that the
wealth and productiveness Of this island have
been created, and their continuance eaa onis q.
secured, BY q systs'a Of compulsory labor. Hthe
experiences Of mankind has solved sinele in :
dustriai problem, We may fairly assume as grant.
g that tropical productions can be maintained.
on scale to meet the requirements of civilized
man, ny compulsory labor alone"
Inls - his fundamental, vital reason for v;sb.
ing GOA transferred to the United States
witch ne proceeds 10 amplify and fortifv mos,
aruuly HIS whole argument runs ia these
grooves substantially:
J. Compulsory Labor"--that il Human S,.v.
ery-must be maintained in tropical Americs
especially in Cuba.
:, It cannot and will not be, unless Cuba be
eonee portion OF our Union, owing to the
great preponderance OF males among the Cnhan
slaves, the average shortness Of thar lives and
sne lmpedments now offered to the prose cution
OF the African Slave trade.
.. therefore, Cuba must speedily become q
possession of the United States. or slavery IN
'nat island will perish. and slavery in ali tro,i.
"a, america receive thence deadly wound.
Farmers and Mechanics Of the Free States!-
U"e Hundred and Fifty Millions Of Dollars is
'he estimated cost ofwresting Cuba from Spain.
and your experience will assure you that the
cost OF such jobs rarely falls below the original
estimate. and generally tra2scends il heavily
Du. suppose the cost not to exceed the esti-
,n a.e hundred Millions of the aggregate
nus' oe vrenched from your sweat and toil-a |
S.. " q. leAst sso tor each family in the Free
states. Are you willing to be thus taxed To
proiong the lite OF tropical Slavery for another
seneratiens Ii you are not. saw 60 at once
ay u SO that it may be heard-say it in your
ensuing electons!-[N. Y. Tribune.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIBTE SOCHEFY v .-Xtsh1
- store ofMsssrs Gallery Harper JcEeron street
Harrington where Rusiish German swedish III welsh
Bibles and festsrents may always ~ fSuh - esel
ss&@4sA~4
~ x1OopOrss Female Cordial will cnrs
Excessive Suppressed, or Painful Mensruati,n, flour
Albns Whites, and al Irregularities OF the monthly
periods II Pennies win bring the periods when
checked BY colds any other cause.
fcld by Dr. Eastery, corner Of Third and Chestnut
streets, 81. Lauis, No.
soldh y. y GAY and sQUIRES GLOSS, Druggists
Burlington, and by Druggists generally. f-bf9