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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-05-25
Written for the Pioneer and Denaocrat.l
WHO SHALL BE QUEEN

Written for the Pioneer and pemocrat.l
WHO SHALL BE QUEENS 81
I.
May, the mild and golden.haired,
Tresses down and bosom barred; ~ o5
Light of foot and light Of heart, 3aa1s
Touching earth with fairy art! nave ..,fl B.
uH.. II. jio7a,! atl ,o ac
May, the wild and thoughtless child 1
Cometh from fragrant cline 7ra
Far away and purple-isled, -.. .t.os
Throbbing with the poets rhyme.
May, the playful little maiden,
Blossoms rare and beauty laden,
Bearing in her rosy hand, .h't.a.
Which she scatters through the land. gr.
w. 5 h.1oi so ~
May, the loved of Chloris, Queen "a
Laughing in her magic way, -la
Fills the wood with summer sheen;
Flowers, Haunting rich and gay!
V. .LT8a. lIF 3a
Bring me wreaths of columbine. M
Laughing with their crimson wine;
Gold and scarlet famingos;
Buds from off the sweet wild rose!
vi.
Bring me many-feathered ferns,
Waving where the primrose burns
Purple phlox and daisies fair,
Rarely white in soft, dark hair Y
y,,. sl.
So, - crown you Queen of May!
Bright and fair and beauty laden! ,
You shall be my Queen to-day,
Light of heart, my little maiden.
ALRoY.
MIDHURsT," May Is, 1860.
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81 A093 4oA Oo . e
On the second ballot, in addition to the
above, CLAY had 2 votes from Connecticut,
CAMERON ! each from Pennsylvania and
Virginia, and DAYTON 10 from New, Jer-
sey: X. ID ,..q ,,.e.,a l.
After the third ballot had been taken,
and before the result was announced, an
Ohio delegate changed four votes from
CHASE to LINCOLN. This gave Mr.. LIN
COLIN two votes more than was necessary to
choice. The Democrat says:
At this moment the sound of the first gun of
an artillery salute, fired in honor of the nomi.
nation just made, was heard in the hall, and
scene Of perfectly indescribable confusion and
excitement ensued, lasting for many minutes.
The convention were all on their feet, mounting
the tables and chairs, waving their hats, EN-.
bracing each other, cheering, laughing and
Growing at the top of their voices, and giving
every manifestation of enthusiastic delight.
Various States changed their vote, and
the Secretary announced the result of the
third ballot, as follows: Necessary to q
choice, 284; LINCOLN received 1854 votes.
Mr.. EvARrs, the leading SEWARD fugle>
man, moved that L1NcoLN's nomination be
made unanimous. Carried,-and the Com
vention then adjourned until evening.
r VICE PRESIDENT. 'aa' eIa
JOHN HICKMAN, HANNIBAL HAML1N, N.
P. BANKS, G. M. CLAY, A. Fl. REEpER,
were nominated for Vice President. The
first ballot resulted as follows:
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ANOTHER SCHUYLER defalcation in New
York! It is said that fraudulent stock Of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Co., to the
amount Of $500, 900 or 100000, has been
issued in New York. The developments
have not only seriously deprecated the
shares Of the Steamship Company, but
other stocks have been seriously effected for
the past few days The secretary Of the
company. whose duty it was to prepare an
account Of the stock week ago, has been
missing for several days. 80 be vs. ssas
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The second ballot resulted as follows

The nomination was made unanimous.
Old Father G1DD1NGs offered the follow
ing, which was adopted !:
REsoLvSD That we deeply sympathize with
those individuals who have been driven, some
from their native States, and some from the
homes of their adoption, for their opinions; and
that we hold the Democratic party responsible
for this gross violation Of that clause of the
constitution which guarantees to the citizens of
each State. the rights and privileges Of citizens
of all the States. IA ss.g,a M ferFI
. A National Committee was then APP
pointed, with JOHN McKUs1cK, a member
from Minnesota. Mr.. AsHMAN, the Presi-
dent, then spoke, after which, and after
Judge GooDRIcH had made one or two,
speeches, and pledged the State to LINCOLN,
and HAML1N, the Reps adjourned. $50
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Maine-Geo F Talbot Ind-W Otto s.
NH-Amos Tuck Mich-Austin Blair
VIE N Briggs Ill-Gus Koerner
Mass-G Boutwell, Wis--Carl Schurz ,.
COINS W Kellogg Minn-Stephen Miller
I'll Deames Iowa-John A Cassen
N Y-H K Selden MOO NJ Burnet
MI H Dudley Calf Tracey
Pawn Jessup Oregon-H Greeley
Del-N B Miller DEE 81 Hall .
Md P Blair Kansas Handler.
Va-Alfred Caldwell shott ca
Ky-G D Blakely Texas-Jas A Shaw
Ohio-A II Burnett Neb-A s Peddcko
The convention then, at half past 6, adj
journed until this morning at 10 O'Clock.
U15 SECOND DAY. -f-
CHICAGO, May 17.-Considerable excite
ment prevails this morning. The streets are
crowded. -"
The convention was called to order at
10 o'clock. The building was densely
crowded. al M r
The committee upon order of business,
made their report.
One rule was that 3O4 votes being MAJ
jority of the whole number of electoral
votes when all the States were represented
10 the ratio Of four votes for delegates at
large, and two for each Congressional dis
trict, that number be required to nominate
a candidate. Loud cries of No! Mol!
@ Mr.. james, of New York, presented
minority report, substituting for said rule,
one requiring majority Of all the votes
cast. s''S ''s''ie. e'''s ''''e 2 3 98l 3 as'
The committee on credentials made re>
port No contested seats. 81 gY n -
Mr., Davis, Of Massachusetts,, moved to
refer back so much of the report on creden.
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A Presidential nomination was first in
order. Mr.. EvARrs, of New York, nom
mated SEWARD, and JUDD, of Illinois, LIN
colin; Ton CoRwIN nominated MCLEAN,
and FRANK BLAIR trotted out BATES. The
first ballot resulted as follows H 40
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The New York Post Office Defalcatiol

"MIDHURsT," May Is, 1860.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-08

~ There are three distinct business sea
sons in this city. The cotton trade begins ia
October and ends In March and April then
commences the heavy transactions in real
estate, which was closed last year By Mon
ssust. Duprss & Co., and G. B. Locke, on The
9Th Of this month then begins the bot days
OF sumner, and we have the "dul season.
In September, strangers from al quarters o.
the Union hock to Memphis to establish them
selves, and for two months the real estate
market is as active as IN the spring, and then
again cones the cotton crop, the -four, bacon
and whisky Of St. Louis, Louisville and Gin.
einpati. Such is the cycle in which revolvl
ths business men Of Memphis By precedent
real estate sales at auction should have closed
ALREADY. but By the accidents Of trade and
business, the best property in the city Is still
forced upon the market. There are nov but
few BUYERS and great bargains are made
Purchasers now can sell in September ant
October for an enormous profit. The lots OF
Union. Cour and Linden streets, to be sold
this morning, BY Monsarrst, Dupree 4 Co., at
2s2 Main street, viii be worth hfty per cent
more next fall than they will ssllfor to-day 10
the present "eonstipated" condition OF The
bends Of the Union, Planters and other banks.
The lot on the south side Of hnden street,
50 By 1914 feet, midway between DeSoto and
fernando streets, viii be sold FOR / In ninety
days and TIE balance 6. y. IS and q months.
The lot on Court street adiolns Col Csrroil's
splsndid~ resideaes, and Is 80 BY 1884 feet; the
s. BY 30 feet or Union street, is The west end
Of Graham q Hinrs cotton shed. Don't for
get. at 10 o'clock precisely, 262 Main street,
where the sale win be made.
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A Valuable Medicine.

Our uEuEnau, Nr. o.. T. Stuart one q The original
p-atsuices % STARTS Paieat nay and Cotton Press
has latsy discovered o cure for Dyspe7sia, which has
been proa0an1ed By those who have tried it viii sue
cess IS tie best and surest remedy ever found Tor that
disease. Mr.. Stuart has just returned from some Of
the uuper counties IN ne middle portion q the State,
where be bad gone g get some Of the Ingredients Tor
bis medicine. d is called the Permanent Cure" and
IS compounded % herbs and roots, entirely free fror
poisonous substances ard nauseous drugs. T. is o. his
own finding ont, and The testimonials, some O. which he
has shown rs, are certainly pr0ef d" strong enough" o.
It's sn-aT and value.
Mr.. stuart was not IS successful as he desired IN get
unsa suhcisut quantity Of the needfui herb on his visit
the demand being 50 great and orders continually coming
In. he has prepared what he has received, which nay
be found, IN small quantities, o. ne following places:
H. n. Pals & Co., and r. s. Farhan, LaG-anEs; and
OF d.. r. DeArag1u, MOSCOW. S. Mansdsld & CO.
are the sole SCENTS for ths Permanent CursD In Mem-
Dhis. Other druggists will Be furnished IS quick as The
medicine can be oomp1uuied--La6range K0uitor.
u-Au persons Afflicted with Dyspepsia VIII ma re-
LIEF b. the use o. this medieine, aad. after one trial.
-uldu1t consent to5s deprived Of il Tor any SUM.
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CoKREcTIoE.-Ws are somewhat Surprised
to learn that here is a depression in the rea
estate market We hear, too, Of some on'
having sustained losses BY real estate invest.
uents. We would state, for the purpose 81
correcting this error, that the gentleman re.
ferred to sold most, il not al, Of his real prop.
srty a year CT more ago, and the purchaser re-
sold this spring at an advance Of one hundrei
per cent. These facts are Of record in "a
registers Office Of this city and county
There are those who must sell their property
to meet liabilities arising from the accidents o.
business and Of trade, and it becomes the con
duetors Of public journals at leastnot to iRjur
The sale Of city and suburban lots By givinl
publicity to statements 80 erroneous. m
heat and dust, and unsaleable grades OF hi
cotton crcp now in our warehouses; are suh
cient imprdimeuts to The statesmen Of city prop
srty without those suggested BY vague fan
eies to which runor is often indebted 70
facts.
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c7-Ws have pleasure in again calling
the attention Of The public to The chemical
dying, securing and repairing establishments
Marshall a Cock. is fact hat they re-
move every spot Of grease, paint, wax and TAR,
together with an ether blemishss to which
such garments are liable. Send in your ward
robe, they certainly win make it look as well
as new; il they fail to please you no charge
viii be made. Their Office is on Main street,
between Gavoso and Bsaie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-08

SCHOOL EXAMINATION. - The annual eX-
animation Of Mrs. Haile's school, on Court
street, took place yesterday In the presence Of
a large audience. The classes in history,
mental and written arithmetic, grammar, slge-
bra, rhetoric, reading and music DISPLAYED
great proficiency. The compositions q Miss
Sallis Bryan, Miss R. Yanesy, ard Miss
Della Morrison, were fine specimens OF that
kind OF liter ature. The review was highly
gratifying to the friends Of The school and
creditable to the skin and energy Of the
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ForeIen markets bT Telegraph.

PHI NAAAANA EAA.NE ANaANANa
LrvrRrooI, NAY es-The sales Of eoiiol fr n'
past week .mount &c 900 bales. There is a declining
q X tos-ls 90 ne week. The salcs On Friday amouni
to AO1baies. ofrhieb smoult 90 bales we're taken
by specuistors and exporters. me market closed vsry
deli. The sales % spocuaiors and exporters Tor the
week amouni to 5000 bales. ne market has declined
\ 10 &c. he prices Tor Inferior qusiiues are irrsgu-
Lar, and holders are prsssiug on ne mah;et. NE mafkei
generally dull. Tie market yesterday elosedat follow
ing Quotations Pair orlesnss g, mitdling ORLEANS 6Ni
fair Mobnes ~. mifdlius N5bles 81. FAIR ullaudsT ~,
midding uplanis sK. me stoek 10 FORT amounis "a
! 10000 bales, Of vhih amount $3.50 q bales are Of
American prediction.
Nessu. Rieharis1n, Spence 4 Cos circular says
" h maksi FOR bresdstun generally closed tun." The
market fer -four cioEed dul e. 2s. sd61s- White
corn is quoted a as. sd-0Ts-
LATER me make; fof breadstum g~sneraly closed
quiet.
Mears. Bisland, Wyatt & Co.'s circular saysi The
provision market generally closed quiet" Beef gen
srlly closed dun. Lard closed dun Sugar and eaee
dun.
LoEDoS Nay 2s.-Messrs. Bery & Bros circular
says: che market for Brsadstuns closed quiet. Iron
closed dull, rails are quoted Of E5K. he SUGAR and
coffee market closed dull. On Al quallteso; tea there
is q slight advance.
The advices received from Manehsster and other man
u~faciuring districts continue favorable. me market for
goods and yarns generally c'osed quiet.
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GOODNESS N AcTIoN.--As a civilian, as a
military nan, and as a eonfeetionsr, our friend
Joseph specht, ESQ., Of Madison street, be-
tween Main and Second, is known to be sani
PARCEL. There Is not only goodness in the man.
but ike all good men, his works are good, a.
we ssesrtsined yesterday BY paTtsking with
g~ratefnl JUNCTION Of some ice cream and cake
which had the genuine smack Of his well
known skin. He cannot only produce good
WoTks, but be is ~ excellent Judge Of good
ness elsewhere, as We were confident on trying
a bottle OF old cherry, which be left at ouI
Office. OF all these good things, we learn b
has more left Of the same sort.''
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u We call the ate ntion Of our merchants
and citizens generally, to the advertis peni
which appears in another column, Of tho St
Nicholas Hotel, Broadway, New York. Thil
iineely palace has seoommr ems for on'
tioussnd guests. A city within hav.
& a cosmopolitan community, rspr,P'
tses from every civilized nstign o. the fae'
Of the globe. Tie gentlemen mo planned
and carried into successful operation an en-
terpriss like this mammoth establishment, de-
serve the most liberal patronage Of the travel.
ing public. We advise our friends visiting
New York to call on Msssrs. Trssdwell, Whit
comb & Co., With whom We are sure hey vii
feel at home.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-08

DHTISsUIsHED AHEIvAL-His sTeelleney
N. Ed. Blsndsl Won CuelebTeek, minister
plenipotsntisry and envoy extraordinary from
his majesty the king Of Belgium to the United
States, arrived in this city yesterday, and has
taken rooms at the GsyOso House. he OBJ
rect OF this ministerial visit lie 10 foster the
proposition to establish direct trade between
this city and Belgium.
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.Yatfst Afns bn GeIfarapb
ARRIVAL OF THE srEAasHIP PRINCE
ALBERT.
-. 80 lsTEa 80 EUaoEa.


EEW roaE. June The steamship Prince Alhsri
Cspf. Prozte, Of ne Anautc royai mail steam naviga
tiou ooupsny's line arylved a. ~. Johna, Newfoundland
e-dsy. o. her uty from GALWAY 70 New Yeks via "a
wees 1m Liysrposi 10 ne 9h uit. she sailed frsu
GALWAY on Saturday Afternoon, The 2sih ard brings tu'
da-s later ssyices ihan he s'eamship Eova sootian
ne following Is the latest ty Telegraph from Lverpoo
10 Galway:
ne latest aeoouuts from Palermo va rurin siaie ha'
General Gsribsdi had been zppoinied dictator os sicily
TIE steamship North Briian hsd arrived a. Liverpool
from Portland.
uIssup0ses that ne n!snas o. ne reformb iui N M
House o. Commons viii not BE- able o carry Il tsrougt
this session
Il vas rumorsd fnat the Emperor Of Russia couiem.
plated visiting ne Emperor Napoleon atPsris.
Autographs dispatch from Paris represents that h'
Honiieur 3 sbout 70 publisa = speech o. heFren1h AN
bass.aor to the suiiAh. vhieh, il Is said, Win cause con.
siderable siarm.
s1crLv.-Aoa1unf from Sicily 10 the ssh inst. have
been r~eosives. Thsy are very o~ouaieinE and uasati'-
factory.
Gen. GsrisaIdisad entered Palermo. sna assumed ths
dlcisiarship Of Sicily.
ne omeial d~ispsiehes from ssiian aufhoritis1 claim
q victory ever esribaidi.
Accounts from Messina say tat Ereat panic exists
rm~rr fha authorities AZ thai rffv-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-08

North BRITISH REvIEw.-The May nun
Der Of Sect & Co.'s reprint Of this fine British
serial is out. Several articles in this number
deserve attention, especially Quakerism Past
and Present ; Church and State an excellent
critiqus on Durvin's Origin Of Species; and
the article on the state Of Europe. Three
dollars a year. AadressL L. Scott & Co., FultOn
street. New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-08

GAEIBALDI GUARDs-The Italians Of Mem
phis are determined not to be outdone in patri-
otism and public spirit BY other nsturalizsd
citizens, who have lone so much to keep alive
the military spirit Of the city. They are or
g%anizing a military company, and, We learn,
have already succeed in securing the names
Of sixty OF seventy men, including some Of the
most worthy o. our citizens, who propose to
form themselves into a company and to offer
their services to the governor Of the State.
The character Of the company is not yet de-
tsrmilsd, but vii be in a very few days. ibis
movement is highly ereditabls, not only to Dur
italian friends but to our young and thriving
city, and We trust will be prosecuted to a
speedy success.
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@mdaI Visit of getttrs.

LIST OF LETTERS
DENArNrNG On fs Poe once az Msmphll reaa. On
n te arH DAT Oh IuEE. fs0. Psrsous ltll1r fr
heu shcnld stT h,t hey are adTerfiscd-
Or1cef % Dc afrerfifei On Mc MEMPHIS APFEar,
feefotg 20 tsloaorinV rEcficn gfftg A1g Post Or
- Lev rfz= re neulPdper hauilF he iErgof circ1-
ialiqn or flv f1NT netclrGpcr pEbhfhed in MelEti
SECTION Aad beif fTfher eacefsf. That Lists q
Letters remaining unealiet Or in any Post Oace. In any
uy. town, or village, Etere usHsplpersha enrl1f-d
s1lu hereafter De- r~u1lshef alca only lu tn nfasp1rar.
Which being issued HeetlT rctsuer. SHAH L14e ne farr-
estcrcrlalcn Wlaiu ne range 81 delivery q rlf cree,
o. BE- decided b. ne Postmaster 1f r1II cHce-Ner P1ri
OFce LE1f. rasIef Mrrct g.
Omce opens ~ I oiciQcE ur1cEely % 3uufsy eFruinr
and closes a. 2 ocicct-
No payers given ont on aunilT-
Any hafy mlinT Or letters VII please 1ry that nd1
nHn nHrnrffnHu
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THAEsAcrIoNs At y CRY HosFtrAI~-
According to the Official report Of the super
iniendsnt, during the month Of May Ia per-
sons were admitted to the city hospital, OF
when 100 were males, and IA were females.
There were II patients from the city; 80 State
and 2s United States. Forty-nine were dis
charged; 16 died, and SO remain, OF whom 81
are males and sisht are females.
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nnmer1l1 IL rnIcrrnnn.

NEW ToEE, Jue 2, p H-c0iton-ths markei
closed Gull ne sale % today amount 10 eco bales a
ms0uKc. Fiour-hs market olosei steady TIE sale
o. today amount q olob fis. ct IS 1Ba5 20 Corn-ih'
market closed drmi he sales Or io-i.J amouni 10 92.og
basheis a. s89G8-. P1rk-.ho mnrtet closed iull via
sales q $50 tris. at slsais.6R Lard IN bris BE- se1.ni
~aimKaiisc, WIN sales o. $50 bris. Ro coffee IL
selling al laEc, w. q sales o. 100 bagl. Eoassss b
quoted al Sc Tor Fur Eioo. sussr-ihs market close.
nrn at7Na8a Tor havana.
EEv ORLEANS. yuns T. p. n-colau-he sales Of
toby amount to $50 bates te g~uoiatous are uom-
iual. The SUGAR market closed drm al 7s6s-. The
-four market eicscd dul, At 5.7585s7A. ne marked
for provisions closed quiet Bat sieriy- ne market for
other articles remains unchanged.
CrScISsATI, JuneI -n-Fious-ihe markstdose'
unsettled a. sf.soass. whisky Is Quoted ati7Se POI
gallon. Lard IN bbls b. selling 90 I2c. P0rk-Westerl
mess is qustei q sIs. Oats are selling at ssc Germ
ne m.rket cio-ei with q declining tendency at isSE7,
rr~ FuaheT.
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OK q BASIS OF TIE Gods OF TESNEssEE-A
snail editon viii issue from ne press 10 few day.
70 ssaHin' six huairei and scvsHty-one plss5 smbrne-
iuE many orms o. pleading ec.
Orders Or H. i-acasiuE The price. mast bel addressed
% COL Wu-C sru hers. Lebanon, reuuelsss
The price h s5 PER sinsis oogY. II % Be- snt By
mail. any cents ln postage stamps mua be- laeiusd.
Twelve copies uuI be sent % a single address b. any
oaer o.ugsyanoo directed. o. sE, and twenty-five
copies nr 800. lc5-eHs
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las. uowIttH co.'s Circular.

lPsr Arabia-1 LIVERPOOL, Nay rs. 1850.
since our last circular. the American Vanderbilt ani
Australasian have arrived from the united States
bringing mails 20 the 5ih and kilograms from the south
ern cities 70 the an inst.
CorroN--The activity which Characterized the mar
kct Tor some weeks past has Euhsidel. In consequences
o. he uufavoratle aspect % Continental politics, ami
diso7urarinE adriceH frum Eaft India and China for man.
ufacfured goods, consumers o. cotton haYe exhlhitet
much caution IN their purchases. while spectators haFl
been deferred from operating bey0at a very lmltet
sale. Notwithstanding he reports % frost and c9nse'
qusnt damage In the more ~northerlF cotton States Tli
relapse into lulness has not caused any positive declint
Of a general character. but prices are weak and some
what irerular-especaly BE- this The case with al de-
scripuons under strict middIInE-
TIE Imports continue large audle stocks are sin o.
the increase. ne maximum supply viii probably no
- reached until early IN June, when 10 is likely Il
amount 70 about 200. ooG bales, which viii be helarEesf
siock ever heidbefore in his pom We g-ote:
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IA whole lot OF China, glass, silver
plated, Bohemian and eut-glass wares viii be
closed out "in toto this morning at 10i
o'clock. The real estate sales, at same place
commences at 10 O'Clock precisely. Rsmem-
Der the hour, ladies, 1Oi o'eloek-at go Main
street.
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Speial Aotitts.
AmonE the Many Preparations

BEf0aE ne uuous q certain cures or 10 Fewer snd
kruo. noas have iesu 2. csirei via s-A especial favor
o. Or. : n aietsFs Celebrated stousA biners. MS
ionir has been c~rcuiatei. "a ia many virtues ps1uui-
rated fhreuEhaul me sistss nHd sTsry tay ne proprie-
tors are uesist viii ihe iuleniEsncs o. ssme fre,iiui
case vsnquishet By ne use Of heir celebrated nittfrs
In our p~rln1irsi cities nere are but few families VIE
neglect ms sltera In fmulhiug meir msficna-cosets
Asatenie, 10 hoih mild snl agreeable 70 ne taste are
Etimualng iu is action upca he system Pr g GER
tain cure fr ne Fever and Agus, Fiatuisney, Dyspspsia
AM an oner morsid diseases. it f. sure snd u~neqlaisd
Flr sale b. ~drusEias and dealers ssnsuliy every
where. U"OsTEIIzR q SMITH,
Manufacturers snf Froprietors
isGdtFauIH No. H water auf s. 'FRONT.' street.
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vAeRAxcY-A nan named J. v Kigho wa'
arrested Wednesday evening on a charge Of
ragrsncy. He had in bis possession . silver
watch with g gold chain, and a masonic duel
valued at twenty dollars. Tit accused repre-
scented himself as a mason, but could not
stand an examination and was sent 70 the
chain gang as a vagrsnt