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Strange Occurrence at a Funeral.

FROM The hicago Times. Jan. Isl
one Of tho N:rangcst occurrences happsn cd We
to-day at the funeral of Mcheu Guthrie. who was
accidentally Killed the day previous on the North
WESTERN railway which we have ever been called
upon 10 chronicle. Tho family of Mr. Guthrie
consisting Of Il wife aud three children had made
extensive arrangements for the accommodation of
til" friends OF the deceased at the funeral A LARGO
number otchrringes and numerous assembly IF
m"uruers were present when the undertaken. Mr.
Berry. arriycd with the hcarse About the sam,
time, another carriage, containing II woman rich
y aud ta>hlonably dressed was driven to the doo-.
The woman ahghted aud entered the house. To
the aston shment of the assembly, to all of whom
she was total stranger, she greeted the children
OF Gut lrie as her vn. and they in turn addressed
her n their mother. maniicsting the greatest low
mingled with surprise at seeing her The wife on
The other hand, was centoundcd. She knew not
what 10 say, nor what to think Of this sud lea and
stlaAae appearance of one who claimed also TO he
the wife of the deceased, and who was addressed
10y his children rs their mother She knew her.
sell 20 be their stepmoher having becn ma ried to
Their father, IN due legal FORM and in the full
conn icnce that his first wife was dead This sun.
posit'oa beng now ovcrthrown by the sudden an
Iearan1c of QUO claiming to be that deceased wife,
the other wife began to upbraid the children for
h"eieliing her that their mother was living. The
real mother itor such the stranger was) assured
"ef Nla' Vie children were not to blame, rs they
| rs vel a their father. had reason to believe her
! dead. She bad deserted her husband In the CITY
| 81 - LOUIS. where they lived. and shortly after
warts caused nm announcement Of her death to Le
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puIli, hed in the newspapers of that city. Dur
she was not dead Leaving ST. Louis, abe had
lived in Chicago. not knowing that her husband
was here until she the account oil his desth
pub!ls shed in The papers Yesterday morning. ohe
had come 10 reclaim her children and 10 lehold Tor
the last time on earth the inrm Of their iather.
The appearance Of the stranger Indicated that
she WAS one Of that Numerous class OF abandoned
women who snil along our ride walks and attract
the gaze Of liccntious men hy the gaudy trapplngs
of their trade.
/, may be well supposed that "a scene follow
ed the announcement Of her relation u the de-
ceased in that funeral assemblage. The friends
who bad congregnted 10 pay the last rites to the
dead suddenly changed their minds aud refused
to follow the hear-e t. til" cemetery. They also
declare that the wife she whom they had suppo'
sei to he the oul wife, should no: do Il" he
stranger offered to pay the carriage expenses oil Tue
family. but the friends would not permit IT. In
the midst of considerable confusion, the stranger
invited tho three children into her carriage. They
obryrI and the carriacc was driven away. The
hearsr lief. the house shortly afterwards bearing
the remains If tho deceased. but not n single
mourncr to follow it, On arriving ut the cemetery
it was rcjoncd By the carriage containing the new
found mother and her children, who, with the sex
ton and undertaken, alone witnessed its burial
Then the children conveyed by their mother
Ia n new home where sc know not. and would
that We could suppose 1t 10 lie u better one than
that from which they were 80 strangely and un-
cxp,ctrIly taken.
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To the Afflicted.

q 81 ToEMfNTEp with Pain. and srorcic. with frrers
~ as We mo" You are, and rpitDut :iir.l,s
I'm "c ,>Htt maxi beg taal you Nil cag,, - ,ir-
at' "' moment, that may learn extent ol u,.r tul
t' ana oi"r !"u If We rcS,r Tor their cure
Ar a'' Il -! Stomach 10 lrrirm
- 'fhs Ii' !"ar strength has failed has become, A
bi'n II So, ~ "1cr YOU in itE.E'~ PRFuuA Blfrrrs A
'f hlnhg f'm'' tor }our It, Arc You lrpaNded Viii. nor.
> "arh> ana dnr-s ii lis,i Incidental thereto. Then
'' - bANEE Btiikgs Us !oGt GU! hope. Ar. \u suffer.
m rhh e"hslaiei bowels aud torpid hNcrY I,,hrU Prr.
=" itHs VIII arouse ba! and Them that ,it,y 80
- MIA "a taiih Have 'iciiCar and
"'i VINO have host all RELISH Tor iupl. huur1 vast
M AWAY: BkktES liftrEEs Vie ,aiabl tonic e. d..
A'" "i"iio- aud srrugth u" yoa i've in >,tun ~ Il, r..
a-"' AMI Nc hold continual II yuu may LAUGH at
M " "i.Ns aud Diet! their l"wcr provided you usr regular
NNf hililR> b'ariua, thoic, th.cra Mrbus nnI nil
h "'>'ie'e arising from indigo inrrolvr srcrr-
S rapidly Yield /" the health giving nnuencr of this rreat
'''' "hich Is now s't Throughout country Il, rur
EN'N g'" raiA and ~ more extensively
hHe'c known lhrse Biticr their way nj HON.
'"' ne. were offered 10 the world and now Thai
E are h""h at appreciated, the proprietor desires that all
N t'' iitr and may has" IT moderate cost Pric, on is
'hrrn's per bolIl. ' '"'
r." 81 by all the Druggists in Iynclburg and by al the
Pl al druggists IN the city Of Richmond here m
,s'S. a~' "I Mcssrs. ChAs. Stoa Co. Washington civ
" = L. H. sthbl,r ~ Co., Baltimore, Md. d. b. Miller ~
'ngi'n ny; and Barnes n PARK n \. "
Orders ilicd 10y addressing T.. BAKER proprietor
uI Va
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Maxican Mustang Liniment.

N and conditions Of lie. hear the same mee Of praise
mi, wonderful article. healed pains rciev-
cd live. ~, ed, valuable anmaa made useful and untold Ills
red by this great medicine which surprising to tile J"dg
urni Of man What fml, does moi require standard Lint
ncai Who of the same effects pr"uced .! an!
other arcey For Cuts bruises sprans, rheumatism, -""
,r. strained HORSES &c. L. has equal BeedTe ~ ma
fo,. Tie genuine Mustang Iinncn Is sold by all resPec
table Druggists Liver, Mrn ia every town parish anu
inlet ou North and south America, Europe, and the
Islands If the Ocean. Buy nj once,
BARNES y PARK, Prorrietors,
t., t...ix +. .,n1 New York,
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~ Wills, Ac, upon slI'r notice.
-t,t g WM. ID. BRANCH
POWerleSS for Evjl-POtent for Good
M " lIN pain Inflammation /, present. and BRAND
.ss rctls Pits USED, they upon the hu-
Nhi'h arr the occasion of lie pain aud lnamnaun and
them IRON the bod. This quality of alone sezng
, aud causing the expulsion It cr;tc huinors possess
td - other medicine For randr,bs Pills operate solely
a>, impurities which surround and affect Ia" tissues aud
anro" by disease. In NFlNI1, SEIZE
lursI rlIrIG
NpI%G r>Efs, and .Ap'l tcm from the body. Young
- cannot hut MD lr aged and old people
alr ciar that medicine which. htng used Hickhe acts
nIA the rlSr ut disease, and which has power
nnn ihos' huthnrs whe presence Produces pam. dl
"hs-' removal Removes ever, lisnsc harycr
"c' There these wonderful ls penetrate and rrmnI" mlt
r~ from; thus preventing settling of the umors because
the, removed from the h"is. In rheumatism. c,crs. plcl-
l,'s pains IN the side Dyspepsia head n,hes, e"Nt'n">.
>li colds coughs, r't-, dit>. ulcers, bbil-, they
eVc immediate r't: and taken early. prevent "rynue dis
Maair pronounced beyond human 81 H. haze ,ici
l. their tnlnrnc" and millions at human .t have h"cn Ne
10y % Timely on important. IN sickness /" Gse that
utinr which only rNneuslics the disease, and leaves
vi thort h'lin. sold Dr. Brandths Principal Office,
No. 2'I an street New iuh, and b! a" respcrt"" dealers
III neisilc. dee lB-dlm
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IL ~ TIE call for Perry Davis Pain Killer is increasing
,t<Sy soNrr! npniy that lear shall be unah'r
lcsp Hfc with My ojr" III writing beg ,lal
r'cor Of tins viii kindly despatch another Shipment
Ordered IN IN. letter Of June last
!. L. I AERAT. Calcutta. T.. I.
Mr. Perry llaNs>it: have used. family, med
'cinr called Pain Killer, ia" inan. purposes and have found
useful and valuable article. therefore very
iGI, Commend 1t 10 the I'uliIr regards.
Ekv HENRY CI.AIk.
Sometime In December last children taken down
with scarlet i''or rank'r ra.Iny only medicine la
VI lem Killer and ta~or Dil the Pain Killer operating
chat in cutting The caukrr and throw ing RASH
IN nb"n nv" weeks family entirely recovered
CpESEl.lt ; Il. SANDENBli R'i, Saratoga springs.
Having used fcr Davis Vegetable Pain Killer in tamil
Is during the winter past would its general Tor the
purposes Tor which the recommended think
aluir and would liz, la he deprived Of lis
j.. q. PDMEkDl, 81. Louis.
dec II lin
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OUR MUSICAL FRIENn.

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Holloway's Ointment

c. sy@ Is not mere Surface Salve II l,s ma, h.,, ~
tS END ~ simply SHINING ulcer or lis,hnrgin,
s OF Inflammation from the cuiiclr On the contrary
VIM inc hi {" gentle friction, the credtirs cu,ss M
M IN the u, s the tbrrs, and the larger blood yess
% m fa' a. Soi al The mahuactory, No. 80 Maiden Lane
jan 6,llw ' " ~ W.
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DISSOLUTION

ibNiL 80 partnership existing between the
n 'h DAY b! limitation All persons ha, in. claims
are f,qhcstcd to pr sent them for settlement au
NOS Indebted either by bond open account are reanes ~,
maxi payment ~ once-as il is important thai rh.
smut" W >i'e'''H s"Uicd up {. \. CoI.IIOUN
r....-., go, j. EDWARD col HORN
'NH' ~ 1901. H. r. WILLS
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VIEW CONCERN

NEW CONCERN.
I1NlE undersigned will continue the IInrx ~, ,,s .
OIL stand Of cohouns X Nils under the st,ls oT " TIE
WILLS, COLHOUN IL ca
w'trr 'ieA VIII be glad to their friends and IA,
'fHlN Intending 1" enlarge their r,nt H. GEN
sn' h max" large addition, llicr STOCK AMI -; ~ u
used " please al Viz" may favor them IN cal WV! '""r'
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COMM EEsCHAl..

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AND s1lll. ANOTHER.

such, SIR, Is tho present position, the avowcd
doctrine, and settled policy OF the Northcru pnru-
mocracy; and vet | have been taken to task aud
condemned in severe language. not only hy North.
ern men, but by Sonthrners far questioning the
sonhdnrss Ut the Nnrthcrn Democracy Ia>k the
Northern Democratic Senators on this tiuor all
and every one of them, it they would vote for n
bill protecting slave property in any Territory ul
this Union? | ask the northern Democracy, ouc
and all. if they are willing to Incorporate plank
III the platform to he made Mt Charleston. rc,og.
nizlng that power in Congress aud ITS duty to cx-
erclse ii! Sir, there may be northern members #
that party on this floor there may he members of
it elsewhere at the North. who are ready to con.
cede protection by congressional legislation to
slave property found in or taken to any of the
Territories Of the United States; but venture the
assertion that if any such to be found here ur
elsewhere, tyey are :" like angels vi>is-.icw and
far between" No, sir. such a demand pcr>iste 4
in by the South at tho Charleston convention
would not only break up the convention. lut
would dissolve the national Dem cratic party.
Sir, do not hesitate to express my opinion that
the demand ought to be made and uihered to, and
made the condition precedent of party utilization
with the northern Democracy in the selection and
support of presidential candidate; and ii not
granted by the northern delegates the convention
ought to be broken up by the withdrawal of the
southern members. 1t is better for the South. far
better to assert and maintain her rights ut all ha
zafus than to yield them to expedency or the
hope and prospect OF temporary political or par
~ triumph.
ANOTHER YET.
But. sir, while admit and applaud the sound
ness OF the northern Democracy IN many resrects
| an constrained to say they are fundan enta III v
unsound and wrong in the great principle which
lies at the foundation Of all the dangerous anti sla
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18
A Card to the Suffering.

THE REV. WILLIAM co,GltoNE while lah"ring
Ef NJ missionary in Japan, Vas cured Of Consumption
@Ir1 al other mean. hal failed b, recipe obtained from IA
learned ply sclau residing In The great cit! NJ Je'lo lh re-
cane p. cured great numbers who suffering from ton
snlan Bronrhi Throat. Coughs, and Colds and The
tltt, depression caused b, these disorders
,e.iru, of lrutntn others will s,nd this recipe which
have brought home all who need H. free Of charge.
Address
RkG WM. COSGROYE,
Inn, I--lubrlaw.hn Ialic-,trcci, BROOKLYN, \. Y.
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CORN Mr.rc,L fniE>b."-We invite attention
Ia tie advertisement % this admirable wolk,
vhch Will bc found III another column 81 to-day
panrr Zach number If Oar Musical Friend d"
contains Ianr or more lhcca4 at excellent and Pc
pu,ar MUSIC, which III tho usual form would cost
n,urr than n dollar vi lie here it is furnished for
the pallry sum Of ten cents. The work contains
nothing bn the rarest gems Of musical science,
and VIZ are glnd that an enterprise SO mertorlnns
nu.l much needed has met with the success it de-
srr,cs Mr.. Victor, Bookseller, in this city. has
already obtained several subscribers to tho work.
lur We presume, he wosld not object to incrca~-
my the number Persons in the country who de.
,lrr to subscribe can do NJ by addressing the pub.
lj-Iier~. &. Il. Seymor Co, lo1 Nassau street,
New York city. Single copies - PER year.
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m TIE undersigned will prepare DEEDS, CONTACTS
d. WILLS, &c, upon short notice.
-1-t 2qts WI ID. BRANCH
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OUTHERNERS
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FOR RENT,

/ WISH To rent the FINE FAMILY RESIDENCE my
- le ,Pds9 IL has been recently impruv r, and is o
me niosi desirable family residences in The city.
:. VI. SIMPSON,
"' -"s No. 1885, M,ln =.
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! very agitation Of the free States. In common with
the Black Republicans aud nbolitlonists they de.
nounce slavery ~ moral wrong. SOCIAL e'ii
md mol itcal curse Nov, sir if these thing
be .o and wa believe them If slavery is moral
| " wrong socially demoraliIing, and I"ht'chily
| Injurious to the community in which II exists
! then the conclusion is inevitable that it ought To
he abolished: and u sacred duty is imposed upon
I every one tot all the means in bis power to
accent ii,h that end. The premises thus ndml-
ted and laid down lead directly and rapidly to Alb
slifisniSm; first, perhaps. with moderation md
trnd.r forbearance: then moro positIse, deter MIN
ed and aggressive, and finally rabld. turbulent,
uurclcn.lng. revolutionary, extei mlhat'nS, ana
bloody; stopping Mt nothing short o Its great emu
and nin-the unyersat emancipation OF the slaves
Of the southern States II has been this very sen,
timent md conviction, peryadIng ns they do an
classes oi the northern peoue. and universally
tnneipncI promul gated. aud used III their schools
their pupts, their halls Of legislation, aud their
courts ei Justice. that have produced such frequent
aud wide spread mutinies IN the Democratic camp;
such constan, and numerous doscrtions irm IT'S
arsanl liion until now it IL, in all tho northern
States. mere remnant oi a once powerful ana
VICTORIOUS party.
With II exc extracts We must close. II Will 10
scen tina, the senator from Georgia does not mincr
matter, but comes out with the truth boldly and
h InesiiA. No man can Enlhsay MS h@Htit'on9'
Southern Uh,gs are n,ppantly taken to task hero
III the South by smaIl.bcer Democratic politicians
Tor declaring ,hat they will make no choice As be-
tween Douglas and Black Republican for the
Presidency but when Southern Dcmoc'di, and
n gentleman Of the high character OF Senator w.
cr.an announces in the Senate that he will not
support Douglas. even if nominated by the Charles
- i :
surely escape reproneh. Donglns will in all pro-
liability be the nominee of that Convention, I'M
H. il should break up in row, We shall see
what s5rt Of figure Southern Democrats will cut
III sustaining him the same Southern Democrats
wha ~" for years Lcen lmpugn'ng the sonndncs'
Of Snii5'rn Wing, on account Of their support
Of lllruson, Taylor, Summers, aad Fillmore
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"ih ,Ekl DESIRABLE RE.iDENCInt present occu
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waiting place conveniently located 10 the business parl
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,or II. SIINERTHoRN,
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BOID PROTEST AGAINST DlSU MON
Letter from John Minor Bolts.
RICHMOND, Va. Nov. u, 1860.

do not concur with you in opinion, that the dis
solution of the Union is inc vtabe; the sky looks
threatening, grant you, but 80 it has done be.
fore and yet the clearest sunshine has succeeded,
without shower Of rnin or peal OF thunder-so l
trust it will be again. But If it should be other.
wise, and tho Government Of the United States Il
to be overthrown, no part ot tie J7Hy tho O'ehec'
ness, or the crime, shall he charged upon me,
either by the wise ard good men OF the present
aye or OF generations yet to come.
True South Carolina has rushed on with head
sone inlpetuosity, wholly unsuited to the gravity
Of the OCCASION if che were afraid to trust nor
self with time for calm delibsration, relying more
upon the passion than the wisdom OF ner people;
and it may be, that, under ridiculous and false
idea of becoming pride and true greatness, che may
involve herself in very serious difficulty; she may
even declare herself out of the Union; she DID %
bv Ordinance in Convention in 1888; but still the
Union was not rent asunder, nor will it now b. a
think; no other State is likely to 90 with her,
and what is best and surest OF all virginia es'tc"
| w mil not in her pre- sent state OF mind
IfI could see the least eemblanco Of justification
| in the attitude South Carolina has Assumed, l
would sympathizs with her-but cannot, Tor fea-
! sons already given in my speech, wnicn you say
you have Just read. see nothing in that poeition
but pla,n bold daring, faffoote reesff'on agans.'
and treason to, the rest of ths states ana c.nno'
und.r any contingency, be induced to take sioes
with her in her disloy atty and treachery. ho can
ssk II of G. when her own most trusted and active
| leader. Mr.. Yancey, in his Montgomery speech
/ said:
aIf understand my distinguished friend from
Virginia (Mr. Pryor, the election OF BI.ok ne
publican President would be an issue Tor di1nnlon
understand ny learned colleague lMr. hilli:rd) },
to say that upon that issue he would be ready q
dissolve the Union. say with all difference 70 %y
colleagues here, that more inferior issue couiG
he rendered to the South upon which We could
dissolve the Union. than the loss of an election
when I am asked to raise the fsg OF re0ofsf'o'
,rainst election under the forms Of law and tnt
Constitution, am asked to do an uneonsfhnt'ona
fl,mq, according to the Constitution as II now OK
lists. am asked to put myself in tho pos'tion
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THE T.. 8. TREASURY

Is empty, or SO nearly so that the Govern
ment cannot pay the salaries of the Congress
men, nor even the wages of the laborers in
the navy-yards, many of whom live from
hand to mouth, and whose families are suf-
fering for want OF the actual necessaries OF
life. To this disgraoeful pass has Mr.. Cotb''
misnanasement brought the Treasury.
Having exhausted the U. S. Treasury,
run the government heavily in debt. engin-
eered in person the panic in the NY. money
market, which has already cost the country
several hundred millions. and in general
done the least possible good and the most
possible harm, in his Office, Mr.. Cobb has re-
signed and gone home, in disgust, it is to b<
hoped, with himself, and in disgrace with
all good men, to plot rebellion in Georgia
II Mr.. Cobb had not been Secretary of tht
Treasury he might still have been supposed
To be an able and honest man.