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DIR. mcClinLOcIK's Cough and Cold Mix
TURB consists variety Of vegetable specifics for pulmonary
irritation, combined in OHei6L6 GHtidOte by physician
acknowledged by professional brethren have De
or" disspates immed aey the distressing symptoms
Of cold, cough, throat entirely
credbly sher time. Price p cents. For sale by
sprilI-d&wlm BROWN EVANS.
49, CauLiOns--The article of
&Sk~@s-S Whiskey we'll known "Dalys AFRO
ma.c Valley Whkev has established reputation universal
renders difficult forthe manufacturer keep pace with the
demand This the result Of pesevenE energy in its intro
ducon sustained by determination adopted the outset AID
neverfor an instant departed from, that Its original purity and
unrivaled excellence should continue to the end.
The common fate attendant all such successful Efforts
has OVrken the It initiated by INSCRIPTIONS
mpoSors and an inferior and spurious ARTICLES pamed upon
the community, to the great derment Of the public we'll
injury to the manufacturer both in emoument and we'll earned
repue Every effort has been made to guard against this piracy
by Copyright OF the Label AID by peculiar shape Of the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
upon rights, and earnestly desire such information from
those Eo it. by having been cmzed otherwise,
As viii enable me protect the public and myself by
ton to the utmost extent Of the law The genuine Day Aro
matte Valley Whskey is put in Of - bottles EACH with
light yellow Label and sealed with yellow with the pro-
pretCr stamp the and fac-simile signature Of the pro-
pretOT the label. All other articles are limitations.
" Consumers depend getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky, it is sold by the bottle and in
only VIM. H DAILY,
70 South William Street, New York,
sep2I-d9m Sole Proprietor
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CLOSE WHOLESALE CASH BUYEs

hE respectfully invited 70 examination o. eur sosk \
"A prices Wnen visiting the r as We feel assured that
sell any goods In line as Low bought the
qualify o. goods ia Philadelphia, with cost Of anIporlt
ADDED, nus saving considerable tine, which s roney
have now In store large stock ofihe foll0Einr articles VI
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NEW BOOKS
JUST RECITED BY
F. H A @ A N
NO.4I COLLEGE STREET.

TIE HISTORR OF HERODOTUS, by Geo. Rawlin-
son, NJ A, with Maps and illustrated. vols.
MARIN's MECHANICS, by Chas. Bennett
HISTORY OF PENDENNIs, by Thackerayi
VOYAGE DOWN THE AMOOR by Collins
LIFE BEFORE HIM.
AGAINST WIND AND TIDE, by Holme Lea author Of syl'
van Holt'J Daughter Katie Brandai
BIBLICAL REASON WHY. guide to Scripture Readings,
illustrated;
PASSING THOUGHTS N RELIGION. Sewell;
NIGHT LEsSONs FROM SCRIPTURE. SeweIli
FRIARswOOD POST OFFICE, BY tie author Of the Heir OF
RedcliG. r. haNaN,
anrI4-d&wU College street.
New Public lions.
New Book, BY the author Of Wide, Wide World and
Dollars and Cents, SAY AND SEAL.
WOOiEE and warning in the Wilderness a
story Of "Caneucky, tale designed to illustrate the do
nestle life Of the early settlers Of Kentucky, by Chas De
Kirk lie DeKay) Of Louisville.
Tho Marble Pam; or, Romance OF Monte Ben, a
bookby Nathaniel Hawthorne 2voIs.
Letters from switzerland, by Samuel Irenaus
Prime.
The way il all Ended.
yathara CLYDE, Novel, by Inconns.
Eyou,e PastimeS, or Tableaux Yiyania.
Waller AshVEOOd, a Love Story, by Paul siogooth.
A nov, edition of Reeds Poems, enlarged, > vols.
Inst rso,iyei and for sale by F. HAGAN,
aprl3-u No II college street.
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Nashville is in a bad way. The people Of the
beautiful Rock City are compelled to import their
beef from St. Louis, greens and cabbage from Ken
lucky, and butter and hominy from charlottesville
Courier
Not in so bad a way after all. We are fortunate
in having neighbors who can supply us, and the
fact that they do suppk is evidence that fur
nish them market for what they could not dispose
Of at home, and we presume they make money by
the operation. There is certainly good thing -
for some Of your people in our being " in bad
way"
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NisHv1t1F And CHATTESoosA--SsOO A. y 6.lO r
TrrSrssrE AND A1ABANA-lOsOy A. NJ osl5 F.a.
- . - - Gallstn Express g:I3 An
rpas--,rp .Fp KrxruCKI-l0 A. H.. : d.
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Per Overland Mail.
ST. LOUIS, April 21-The Western Utah people
ask protection Of Congress against the Mormons
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g. lee. w $1,000 .--..
HIDES-FInt l45c, Green 5961zc Dry Sailed IA Ijc
Green Sailed 7c Sheep skins IS Coo Deer I5c
SEEDS-Cloyer 20 Pbushel, by the barrel; Blue Grass
stripped Slj, Clean 1925 bushe Of IL bs Timothy $50
32j bushe Herds Grass L4Ol5O; Orchard Sl.75 Mlle
S2G2.jO; Flax Seed 81.
lkON-TESNEssEEThe following the quotations for Ten
Iron Band 775c Bar 55z65zc, Round and Squar
yc, Horse Shoe 6zc, POW, Plate and Mould 7c, Boil
Plate 6c' Nail Plate ne Nail Rod &C. Oval HaR o.
79c, Gin Rib &c, Nut Iron nc, Buggy Tire 6c
91lc, Hoop s5z994U.
PrrTsBURe-Bar ga. Band 9G, Horse Shoe s. Nail Rod :,
Sheet slg6, Hoop 1917.
NAILSThe market be quoted follows the regular
way, ard dull:
CO. 40 --...''''.'-.'.' 5 20
vi 40 4Uu
81 CO 4 5U
oG, 40 - J1O
STEEL-American Blister 0c, English Blister J9Isc
Cast SOC and Shear 2Oc 2 b.
CANDLES and sOAP-The demand is but moderate We
quote.
Star Candles, full weight.
- IA o.. zee. .....................lS
TalloW 8 double pressed.
mould " u
Soap No, and PA
a.. ...-..
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River News,
LOUISVILLE, April 2l.-The river IS falling rapid
" with II feet water on the falls.
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The PRINTERS NATIONAL BAII--The Printers OF
this city propose giving ball Friday evening
the Ilth Of May, in honor of the National Typo
graphical Union. Every arrangement has been
made to insure one of the most agreeable and
pleasant reunions ever witnessed in our city.
When we mention that FESToNs Band has been en-
gagged for the occasion. every one will know that
the music will be of the highest order We trust
our citizens viii literally patronise this affair Of
the printers, it VIII be emnently worthy their
patronage. See notice elsewhere in to-days paper.
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF

Also just received
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General agent t1f Is So.
VISIBLE VI Al.-s
f.boT- 5s--tT Ns.a'
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IL those uho wish 20 purcl1Fe Nea aaa OneaP '+i-a
~ Goods cslla the css1 s'ore OF
n. uURgARn a. COWPANNs
No. 20 BEoADWAT, Naz1Tlrtri lisf'
They keep full and veil selected a5laflnsa- q
C C1l ~ ~ nani-lni.lEaW
Mercer PoGatoess
100 BBLs New YORK Mercer Potatoes, gooi o ssE or
EUty planting, Just reeaigsdhy - a s.ee.-l
noe a Cots Celebrated Circular saws,
rLFvERFD.u he virginia and Isnnsllsa Depot g Lynch
s . hurr al Fsctory list rFicss- "A @ DAtAAlt
nars3-lsly Fn1nA Eoanasys ly-'-- -
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sPALDWFS PREPARED GLUE

SPALDING7S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and no household aGod to be
without it. IL always ready and up 70 tie fon8 point
There is no longer necessity for impns etafs ap1t
neers dolls and broken cradles. DC s iust ne r-
cone SHE'LL and other ornamental work. So popula H "a
dies Of refinement and TASTE.
This admsble preparation is used cold, being chemically neld
In solution, pozsesng all the valuable qualities Or ne best
cbnemakers Glue. may used 10 he place Of ordinary
mucilags, being vastly adhesive.
sUSEFUL IN EVER = ITOUSEsN
B-A Brush accompanies each bottle PEICE, IS cents
FIolssals Depot No. As Cedar Street Nsw Yorl.
Address HENRY G. SPALDING a co.,
Box No. 500 New York
Put Up for Dealers "a Gases containing four eight and twelve
beautiful Telegraph Show Card accompanying each
package
III single bottle o. sPALDus's PREFsEzr Gun viii save
tea times is cost annually n every h0usch0d-el IN
Sold By all prominent staoner DrugEiIt1i hardEare aud
Furniture Dealers, GroesrB, and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should noe Of sftgLnisss PEE
GLUE when making up their M Il wiz stand any climate
jams ,tW&wly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

seventh ChancorE Division
" .,.sorlzss % announce COL 10 G. GUILD candi-
dste fo Chancellor OF seventh Chancs Division OF
! uegsee. uee@o-te
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DIR. McCIintOck's PICTORIAL Syrup Are
lungs Weak2 Does long breath give you pan Have you
hacking cough? Do you expecorae hsr tough matter? Are
wasted with night ard OF sleep? II here 81
soar remedy 1t will unqesonably you. Price 81 o.
For sale by laprili-dScWlml BROWN & EVANS.
Dr. mcCIintOck's Asthma Remedy. Pre-
PARED exclusively from vegetable subnces containing
narcotic and acting the pulmonary organs soothing
antnhammetory, and yet nvgoang gent this preparation
is the only uniform certain and safe specific for acute and
chronic Asthma and whOopng cough Price so For sale
by aDrlI-d&Wim Brown & EVANS
The way keep WE'LL NcLElNs CELEBRATED STRENGTH
CORDIAL BLOOD PURKR, be carUl in diet, and dis
attack the system. This Cordial the effective
Alternative and Tonic kuoWn 1t perfect preventive
sfdsase and sreng the system and purs and ceanses
the blood Try it, aud you will be advertisement
n another column. aprifl-d&wlm
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TIC COTTON Increment.

We have compiled the following comparative statement OF the
receipts Of Cotton the various ports the Of September
from the latest mail dates received at this Office:
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House Of Representatives..
WASHINGTON, March 2, 1850

WASHINGTON, March O. 1860
TUE RECEPTION YORK SEVENTH REGIMENT
Mr.. ADRIAN, a. l. dem Of n j., offered proposition
to be read simply for information. the charac.
ter Of reply to the resolution heretofore presented by
Mr. Carter, which latter charged the committee TO make
arrangements for the Inauguration Of the equestrian statue
ments, with want Of attention and hospitality the New
York Seventh regiment This allegation NJ. Adrains
preamble pronounced untrue
Mr.. KELLOGG, (rep) Of H., reminded Mr. Adra.n that
Mr. Carter not here, being called hence BY sickness
in his family.
Mr. ADRIAN said he did nc. intend 70 discuss The sub
ject.
Mr. KELocG-Blt your paper reflects UPON him.
Mr. ADRAry-when Mr.. Carter offered his -esolu.on l.
q ncber Of the committee, was not here
The CLxRK proceeded to read letter from Col. Hickey
vndicatng the Washington military from all Ger sure,
showing that the Seventh regimen: invited within
the circle to w:ress the Inauguration that quarters the
best hotels provided, free OF expense, for
m; that Mr. Kett the chairman OF the COM
ndttee, made patriotic speech to them at the
entertainment given at Columbia arnory, aud that
'cnei lneis had expressed regret the wholly unjust
oensuTts cast upon the oolnmiltce &c. Mr. ADRIAN g
heahoe coEfsa9sd With resolution that the one pre-
serted oy Mi Carter Was upusti6able attack upon
Committee % The House, well as upon the
ana heses o. TIE cepsrtueDts was brought
.V 'he PURPOSE q making sne peties csptsl TO- him
Here he mater ended
INDIAN TEKAuEs
Tn House rsrsed TIE bill raskrg aa,-e--s,tons ro-
es'f5 OK D'e elect ua treaty spuaions with .hs Indi
ana oi Nasanst'c AL Oregon 1e.7le.iss.
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THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 2, 1854.
The Senate met at O'Clock. Several executive COM
muncaiions received Various reports were re.
oeved from the committees, which were Of general
interest.
PuBIic PRINTING.
Mr.. WILSON, (rep) OF Mass, introduced bill to amenf
the act providing for the execution Of the pubic prang
PRIVATE PAssKD.
The private calendar was taken I'D.
The following private bills were passed
For the relief Of John Scott, p ". House aat Samuel
O. House.
For the relic: Of Arnold Harris and Samuel Butter.
worth.
For The relief o; Richard W Mead.
For the relic! Of H. d Porter.
For the relief of George 3. Bacon.
For the relief o. s A. West.
For the relief of George Mccullough.
For the relief Of Hiram McCuouxh
For the reiet OF Charles Pendergast,
For the relief OF Mrs Ann Scott
Fer the relief OF Michae. Nash.
For the relief of Mrs. Jane NJ McCga0b
For the relief Of Livingston, Kinkeac & Co
For the relief Of George Ssealey.
For the seliet OF Edward n ke.t.
For the relief of Richard Cheney.
For ihe relief OF s. Devsser and jose viarsaos and
others
Making in all twenty two bills passed
DECEASED ARMY oFr1CHRs
The bill granting pension OF MY collars per month to
Mrs. Anne b. Smith, widow Of General Persfer F. Smith,
coming Up
Mr IvERsoS (dern) Of Ga said he was opposed to the
principle involved in the BILL but would amend
ent granting the same amount TO the willow CT General
Macomb.
Mr.. SEWARD, (rep.l of n Y, moved an amendment, TO
include Ers. Riley, widow Of General Riley
After considerable debate MIR. Stewards amendment
was agreed to- when the subject postponed,
The Senate went into Executive sesslcc.
Adjourned til Monday.
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Trade of Baltimore.
Weekly export
Markets,
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BoARD-

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BoApD.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2, 1850
Railroad, eo7S; Morris Canal. 5l7.; Lang Island Rail
road, I1's Pennsylvania RAir0ad, 3sla Exchange on
New York at pa.
Cctto1 unchanged: saiss to-day 5000 bales. Lard
lcs.c. lie wb.key 22,sc. Freghts unchanged sler
-Four deenIDa s,es a. ~ 80 Ps So 60 for Desns
and Sc 76n 81 Tor extra Barley, 75c. astc lard in
kess, l1Mo.
NEW ORLEANS, March o 1860
CctonSaes To-Day, $500 bales; p-ices IRE sular as
Ioisc lie for rndtis ga Is o. the week 500 bales
year Exports, 740oo bales Tctai exports, $4,000
bales Receipts ahead Of lsst year, 600 bales Re-
sep,s Of al Southern per ahead Of last year e4s 900
last year Co8es firm q. l2c l3c. Sales Of the week
y 6oo Gags stick IA port SOC bags Imports 1,Oos
bags Flour cleasd with advancing tendency
at Sc 90 So Co. Corn quiet, nj 7ec. CSC
olissss 3ec 81 lc bacoa quiet at sls e216 sls7 s
Freight q oetcn to Iiverpoo nd Exchange london
e per cent at "a ga per ceat premium and with bills
q lhcing "a premium. Sight exchange New
YORK " days, Ia 2, and a. sight per cent discount.
koDux, March q 1860
cotol Gun s1c unchanged; Gales to- dag SOC bales.
CHARLESTON, March !, 1866
c"iioa eathaoaei sales to- dap $3.50 oales Sales OF
the "eek l6oe1 bales Receipts Of the week 1900 bales
BALTIMORE, March O. 1880.
sslf $50 bushels Al 81 90 Il Sc for red AID 81 SO
- % ior White Corr active and steady white at &c.
&c; yeLtw. esc. 73c. Pork generally steady: mess
siea5y at 241c.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2, 1860.
-Four ~ Z. wheat active white 81 "a 81 81, red 81
81 81 20 Corn steady; yellow 7ac s4c Provisions
scot.. Wh.skey steady.
CINCINNATI, March 9, 1860.
Flou- dull and demand triiipg, at IS 80 IS fo~
syps-hrs Whssey dull ard heavy With declus y
&c taies at l9xc. Provisio-s generally u,rharg
MSS poFk "a good demand, at ST. rs asl7 60 B,t
meats FRI sbo1lters, 65Gc exc. sides ssLc s<,
lard, 1oAc Demand for money pressing market Sur
feut goo. paper % ssli5g outsde OF Discount house at
16s per cent discount Sight exchsage On N.v York
for gola Il = y par o71t
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WOMAN RpoovxRs IS, 900 DAMAGES FROM parties wao
SotD LIQUOR 10 HER HusRAsD--A singular suit has Just
been decided in the Champaign (Ohio) County Common
Pleas The action brought under the act to provide
against the evils from the sale of intoxicating liquors.
passed May 1854 the seventh section Of which gives 70
wife, child parent, guardian employer other person
who shall be Injured IN person. property Of sup
port, by az intoxicated person. right Of action agains.
the person VINO sold the liquor 20 the intoxicated person
The planc IN the case Jane Brush and the defend
ant Peter Lawson Damages laid at twenty thousand
dollars The plaintiff set forth in her petition that she
The 10Th OF April last and DOW s the wife Of oae
Reed b ash; that said Reed Brush Was and for long
time hitherto bac been in the habit of gesg intoxicated
ana druox which was well Known to the defendant That
sad ce:e ndant, well knowing the premises did, the
29h q April ast 1859 violation OF law sell and deliver
10 sai Brush PINT of wbskey, which the said Brush
then acd there diark, and WIKI which the said Rec
Brush vas mace intoxicated and frepzied That in
sequence OF sad sale and by OF said Drunkenness
and she in the Of ntoxiceton said Brush cd fu
rtousy ss2s axe, anu without provocation the
part of pant with force aad violence Cut oil hor left
foot whereby the plaintiff Is c-ippled The defendant
alleged that the manning, &C. OF the plaintiff the
suit Of domestic quarrel Ygh about by upcnsste
conduct, &c TIE Court ruled oat The immoral character
Of any reduoe the rights oy
him The law makes Ree1 Brush he INSTRUMENT Of Peter
Lawson, aud TIE Geiero cannot claim thing more
in This case than ne 1ad ropra persona thrown the
axe The jury, after short consultation. rs;urned \
verde: Tor the ptant, assessing ner iamases Al i've
thousand collars
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THE NEW YO0K WEEKLY HERALD,

Doings In Congress-The speech OF VIII
liam III. Sew s,d-SPurgeOn in Paris
News from Europe, Mexico, CaIifornta,
Central America, New Granada, xnc
South Pacific, British Columbia, &c.
Market Reports, &c., sc
The WEEKLY HERALD will be Issued al Ten O'Clock tas
morning II viii contain, among other matters Tns Pro.
oeedings Of Congress with the interesting dispatches
the HERArDs Special Reporters The Speech Of William
q Seward on Wednesday last Defining his Position
account Of the Preaching Of Mr. Sturgeon at the Amer
can Chapel in Paris, with general description of tho
Preacher; The Latest News from Europe, Mexico CAtor
n:a Central America New Granada, the South Pacific,
British Coumba, Washington Territory, &c, &c; Ediso
rails Prominent Events Reports Of the Cattle P,ov
sion and Money Markets, and all interesting OF the
past week. received by telegraph other wise. Sirg
copies, in Wrappers, be bad ut the counter OF th
Office corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets Price sl
cents
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TORONTO, G. w., MA-oh 1, 1860
The body OF DcoaId Campbell, well known citizen of
Toronto, found to-day In the bay Ee has been miss
ing for the last three month";
John Sheridan Hogan, P. P Tor the county of Grey
CIV, has been missing for the past two months Hs
friends ere much alarmed Il consequence.
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A-~.sf OF CounterFesters.

CiSoNsArI, March 2, 1851.
On wednesday descent was made on gang OF coun-
teei.ers At lexington Mo- who were caught the
Altering bills the Farmers Bank Of Rhode Island to tina
Farmers Bank OF Wisconsin and raising the denonna-
tons OF other bank noses Including notes the Farmer
Baak o. Lexington to twen.es. Fay-two arrests were
made,
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Fire I'm Boston.

Bosroy, March 1869.
fire at one O'Clock tbs rn0rn!ny destroyed the
CINE house and repair shop Ct the Worcester Railroad
Company, including Six locomotives, 1aued "a follows
Beou, Camel, Ajax, Nathan Hale, Hercules arc aecls
Tue buildings were completely gut,ed Lose s75 0o0.
Insurance s24 900 in Boston office.
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The WISCONSIN Slave Case.


Sherman v. Booth rs yesterday rsar-ested 5g the
y ieH states Marshal In the GloTer case Should
writ Of haSeas corpus b. the Supreme Court Of
State before, the wri. viii be resstei By the United
States authorities AMI the question tested the power
of the State Court.
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The r1ayoralfy OF Utica.

UTICA, MATCH z, 800.
Calvin Hall has been nominated as the republican
ddas, and Dewitt. C. Grove toe democratic cAasiats
for Mayor OF this city.
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The St. Louis Fire.

ST.. LOUIS, March I, 1850
The loss by the Gre Charry street early This morning
from 81 500 to s2,os0. William Ross of Helena Az.
kansas, was burned 10 death
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Fire I'm Lowell, Michigan.

LOWELL, Mich MArcn 2, 1860
fire last night destroyed Jonnson's dry goods store
and several adjoining Stores and dwellings The loss
to about SO ooC AMI the Insurance IS Soc
The fire is supposed to hsvs been the work Of 81 u
cauiiary
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Arrest Of an Alleged Murderer.
PORTLAND, Ne, March 2, 1860.
john Daneng wa arrested for the murder Of Patrick
Cassidy, at Cape Elizabeth, on Wednesday night
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The Cincinnati st. Xavier Catholic
Church Accident

CINCINNATI, Na!ca 2, 1880.
The Coroaer's jury the St. Xavier Catholic church
accident yesterday VIII return . verde, to-day.
subscription has been started TO ali the families of
tbs labsrers who killed Over 5000 is already
subscribed aad meeting viii Do held Change to Dag
lox tie lurpose o. iacrsas.nG the amount
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The Maryls nd Legislature and Judge
Stump.

The Maryland stature, In joIt committee Of both
Houses reported To-day IN favor Of the mpeacaea. of
Judge Stump.
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The Sailing Of the Anglo saxon.

PORTLAND, Ne, March q 1860.
Tia steamship Argo Saxon will sal from this port on
Sunday morning, 4th irs for Liverpool via Queenstown
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SEE WHAT AIRS sARsAPARILLA DOES FOE ~

- rp1gen rents of the Liver.
6roTTs Crossing, TAILADEGA Co Ala. Aug O. l0GQ
DE-. j. g. AyxR, Lowell, MAaa
SIR take my pen TO tel you what your SarsaparlA a,l
Cs;asrtc Pills have done for hsd anio.eA WI
Liver Co~pln for sE years during which wed
arc much OF ihe sime RICK. M liver
Docpru SAID was cepgested suffered frou
costiveness and da.rtpa alternately Ny sSn w
clanmy and unhealthy; and skin often yellow. DC
cstoray han vorscsous appetite, but generally q
~, d-eAdful sensadon Of oppression sousci WIT
srauor and gloomy eengaton OF sickness ali
IA anguish You cannot know how much suered f-cn 9
udescr5Nbe feeine Of distress The long continuance a
this condition Without relief had never
expected to Re heer but reading tn the Christian AdvocaA
of SA-sapA-ia commenced taking with Doraa
small does Of your Pills b regulate The bowels You direct
From the a. bad effect upon Disorder hsa sup-
posed spy npg could have regsned health rapidly asa
oshe- May the dispenser =
blessings Or you. JOHN W. 6IOTT.
e0.d By ali druggists Terywhe.e
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HHssMcE UbettA OeIe8oteS 10 inc ChttagO
Convention.
Boston, March 2, 1869.
The Rep, bicau Convention Of the Sixth district Saiem
t~day elected j. b F. Cssood, OF Salem and Timothy
vs OF Gloucester delegates to tie Chicago Convention
and R, V. Wallis ami Benjamin Edwards, substitutes