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.x,,,. Men. n-rhe Miuu.. Men Of tn. xxt1
Ward special %e ns thS md s.u.s ., II acI,ei
LsS1S ns n to be punctuA 10 abundance Gt1os
oppos 70 the caucus system a. ar PAIRING ron Psis
"fE.S%s "E ". spAurDse, sec,et.Ty.
,,-;..,-.I Di., n.sIon- CHALLENGE.-The Co nmis.'e
b The Ss spSfh Of ihs 90 Club S" At IL %c.Ds more
,SSs e. SAe, SGS P"1Sp ,s Is S toe ss
publican RspSDcan meeting. esi Rep b aooumant'
'a~eT Taos. s'R vSS 'ISs: sT%E
ofSSSssstsp sTSx4EF sGRx ohrSEs 4 EEaops0hD
t the snoye ssbtea holds h,m'lf In rs.dios.s to
d.eus pubic With gentlemen OF Opposite p"uo' the
ss Of debates to the place order and
heS e Mode shsn be chosen b, the Conee ana toe
pPS's ion. vii be Addressed to tho Committee At
b.sdouart,Ts Of the Ciub, No. T2 sTosS~sYyt 70 ySYtso
s.,,.u,., a ,sn YIN ya N s srEHENs, EEENs O'~m''s.
On for- Torch Lishts: - ..hh, and
AtOOd KEROSENE ~ y ShkaSSTEp 4 M 20 s'''H y ''' wv
Orders with cash. pS%ESE1s ESEsI it'SS %dsSswoRTH az Co..
Attention, Wide-Awakes! !-CoAU OIL for TORCH
LSSkhss LsSks PiTCa fiS,I Tor soNFIREs 90 50 per bb
FOr sale in q 'n,li; SH e tlt SS WHEATON
No 2Oi Pssrl.s, rneL Of Maiden Malde- ane.
Wide-Awake
For ToRCH LAMPS.
Srs,io- i oust, and at tue lowest price, Notwhnsaodne
IN. L,g, d., aud for Gis U, we arc no" ap
,uppI, >, on pt all Burns fr eight hon "Ah "'oe
- Az sks flame.
f"i 1eo " j. H. CARRINGToN,
No 10 Br sdEay.
Ujde. wakes The UnsIDa" all righ. sgho' here-
~, IL amos Tor TIE Hartford style Wide. Awate anuorm
,;ins IN. celebrated PITkIN TORCH ~ii meet wta lm
mech sttoIt ton - v. ~ W.. -
Nfde-Awuke,.-SrDdi in our 9deI wsoo4, ~ Ses{ - y
sh tos eeuIe tae OH SiNAL STYLE UHifVM pe.oIe no
ao Of oc,tb,T next CV. X PoN0 No liz Broadway
xy,s.Aa.Les. Absy-BAKGRs ToaCH Ii ia
OIL onl, 5pc ,rr gallon Il h superior ~ any etnar M io'
SiSH''' =" IS T. BAKEN, No 80 SO1thst.
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LEADEBs.........,......... THREE COLUMNS
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USEFUL RECIPES. .."....ONE COLUMN.
NEW INVENTIONS. ONE COLUMN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. COLUMNS.
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yUVEEILE DEPARTMENT.....ONE COLUMN.
LESSON IN FRENCH...."....oNE C0LUMN.
LESSON IN GERMAN -..........OHE COLUMN.
HuslC..... ..........................TWO PAGES.
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ITO WIDE-AWAKE CLUBS.
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N'' TIE POLITICAL TEAT-BUOK
for 1851. - -.
sdI,y HORACE GREELEY and J. Y. CLEVELAND
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NLW MUSIC" THE fhlNCb Or W stl1.' .la-
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IN OkIGINAI WORK on NERVOUS DE-
~ hIr a, ,theT saoci OF peculiar lmPodsncs - tne
,,., ~ orth evers ones ming n 4 uoie !ouinsi a.
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EREE LIBR A Il Y.
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ped With the principal daily Newspapers Picsonal. Magazines
new Catalogue has recently published containing
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Apprentices and Practical Mechanics viii taught without
charge.
ITO MINERAL0GISrS.-Th subscriber has
Il Removed 10 bis saleroom No 627 Broadway, be-
Houston and Beeeker where he offers for sale Miner
ais singly or In suites, ut moderate prices.
CH. w. A. HERMANN
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or AN INVALID Po1ishsd for the oT1en. "a sHd =. .
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Who sured him,e after being pu great eIpn'r seo
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nthoI Ma EIEL BATFAlh esq Bedford kinss COUNTY
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DARIS, LONDON, and NEW-fURk MEDI.
i cal AID. Istk and PSYCHOLOGICAL WoAnI4Co
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~ nery afflicted tao,e aztec ed with Nervous ueoint
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n Of tbs ioromparsble-in this specially M LAhhoSt
pi.I AZ SURGEON Authoi No bi bI ad"sy ap stAis
kwYoIk fous a M TO D. ~. Suuds, excepted Thd'sisy
a,nas 10 g See IN. of Testimonials IN his pcpa
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RAND OPENING of PATTERNS of the
" PARIS FALL and WINTER Fashions iof LADIES
AID CHlLDREh'S DRESS Nine DEMUREST 3 @sgasip
Mode. NJ .7a BrOsdwsy No $40 tsasl. and No lsi
Pi.uepoDt,t Brooklyn Nos H-Gdy. None. Donofess
a,si.d Quarterly Report ,Dd Mirror Of the Fssbons Pdcr
cent? and for sale si oil toe Meas Dep.ts
DROOKS's PATENT Gluce SPOOL COTTON,
ID White Black and Colo,ed Absolute uoriys cd ioi
hAI or machine sewing All tue ts for sale by
WA. HENRY SMITH, Nos 81 "a, aLd % Vesey-st, Ny.
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NEW MUSIC. ,,r
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL,
Imported Immediately Pn1lcsionI
by WEBs g. ALLEN,
No | Cfnton H4li, Astor place.
Novelties Sacred EuEic and Cheap Pubhssions.
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aIisslsslppi I,,selilgenee.

The vicksburg Wing Of Thursday has the follow
ing:
Mr.. B. Bum, Of Sunfiower county, with whom
Capt. Garras, of the Fairpay, lately had difficulty,
died few days ago. We have had the matter de-
tailed to us by several persons, but decline making
it public until Capt. Garras arrives.
An affray, on the Sickles order, took place on
board the Emma Bett, on Tuesday evening. while
the boat was lying at Mr.. Bookauts place on Sum
Hover river From what we could learn, a gem
acman living at that place, Mr.. 0liphant of late
saw some little delinquencies in The conduct Of his
some one has said that .of all the pangs to which
humanity il susceptible, Jealousy is the worst; to
the Jealous mind madness would be relief, and
death blessing. The injured husband had ears
I'll course. like other folks and heard little things
that grated harshly the nutmeg of his connubal
felicity. Having the ocular demonstration and
the proof OF her iniiielty he e armed himself to
the teeth,i' and on meeting the man who dishon-
cred him, drew d bowie knife and inflicted three
wounds in Mr.. Crump's back from the effects of
which it is thought lie cannot long survive. He is
at the Prentiss House at present, and is receiving
all the attention possible from his friends.
e The Holly Springs Herald says that the trees.
evergreens, and other shrnbbery in that region
have suffered severely recently by storm of
slcet and the accompanying cold weather.
The Aniite Democrat Of Wednesday last says:
We learn that the gin house Of Mr.. James J..
Cain wase burnt to the ground few days since,
consuming a large quantity Of cotton. 1t is sup
posed to have been the work of an incendiary.
These fires are getting to be almost too frequent
they should be thoroughly Investigated.
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally suppantod olnmens and healing
peations in both the Eastern Hepheres wher
ever introduced the secret of Its
success Affections whether tho be acct
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Burns and scalds
Are Instantly relieved anguish pain and inflammation
by timely application of this marvellous healer and the flesh
renewed as II by charm, no benish remaining
The Friend of the Nursery.
Children are frequent sufferers injuries espec
ally fluid campheue explosions therefore every mother
should have this healing constantly at hand hesls
breasts and quickly removes te letter, Rngworm
prevalent In children.
To Travellers by Sen and Land.
The naelaist traveller every individual whose
throws him within the chance II accident from eEpo
sion collision, shoud bear in mind that this Magic TX
lis best and only friend It both portable and cheap
and should be bis companion friend in need There
arc thousands living witnesses testify marvellous
tue who owe theft sound limbs and muscles to III saving
efficacy
The following are few Of tie leading diseases which
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Is preventive,
we'll as cure
Burns, Bruises,
Boils, Broken BreFste,
Bites of Reptiles, Cancer,
Cracked Lips, Chapped Hands, 1.
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Contracted Cords Chafes,
Diseases of the Skin, EFy5peias
Ftstula, Frost Bites.
Fever Sores Feons,
Glandnlar Diseases
.zs Mereura Sores,
Pains generally,
Plmples, Piles,
Poison rheumatism
Rashes, Sores of ali kinds,
Shot Wounds Scrofua,
scuryy, Scalds, scurf,
scsld Heads, sprRins, -.-Z
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and Isl Char,res street, New Orleans, by
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II can be obtained Of ALI respectable druggists and
chants throug the United States and Canadas.
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sFhe Titie 70 FIsnnt vernon.

IL statement having gained currency that the
title To- Mount Vernon was detective. owing to the
incunhFaHees placed upon it by the late owner,
John s. ~ Washington, and thai the Ladies' Mount
Vernon sscciation of the Union would be unable
toacauige perfect title to the same, fhe Regent Of
the Association, Miss Ann Pamela Cunningham
whom ihe American people can never sufficiently
thank for her great devotion to and energy iii ts
purchase and conservation 10 the public = has
caused al investigation Of the matter to be inst
tated, which shows that tho property was nnincnn-
bsrsl that the claim Or title Is complete in all re-
spccI And that If Is absolutely the property Of the
ladies Mount Vernon Association. The following
statement of transfers aud conveyances is made
and certified BY The Clerk Of Fairfax county, Mr.
Alfred Moss. which should prove satisfactory to
eyerybody
Ist Grant from Gulpepper to Nicholas spen-
Scr Nnd John Washington, 1914
2ds Grant from George II. Jeffeys to Nicholas
spenser lnd John Il. Washington, l677. for 5000
acres Ct and on record in the laud office Of Vr-
ginia. Richmond.
sd VIII Of said John Washington, 1876, beaueatb-
ng his share Of THE above land 10 his son Lawrence
washing Ton, on record in Westmoreland county,
AIh. Division 81 above land 5000 acres) between
spenser and Washington 1890, on record in Stat
Stu Deed from Augustine Washington, convey.
s Inn sasd 200 acres TO bis son Lawrence Wash
ingtun, recorded ct a session OF the General
Court of held at the Capitol October 2sth
D I7A9.
9Th VIII Of Augustine Washington, confirming
4 the abUve deed 0f I740, On record in King George
county Virginia, May, I743.
It'll VIII of lawrence Washington, made in 1851,
hequeatliag said $500 acres lcaIled BY him Mount
YeIuoa} 70 George Washington, on record about
. 513, In Fairfax county, Virginia.
Sth. Viii Of George Washington, bequeathing
Mount Vernon and 1000 acres to his nephew Busli-
rod Washington, on record about 1900, iii Fairfax
county, Virginia.
9Th. MslA 81 BusIrod Washington, heqeeathine
Mount Vernon and lands. amounting to 1925 acres,
"a hia nepheW John A. Washington, on record ia
Fairfax coanty, Virginia, 1929 or 1880.
10th. Nilldf John A. Washington, on record in
1 Jefferson county, Virginia, 1882.
Ilth a deed from Mrs. Jane e. Washington
widpw of John At Washington, to her eldest son
John a. Washington, conveying to him under liz
power or appointment given her by her husband,
L Mil, Mount Vernon and the 1925 acres of land at
tached to II. on record In Fairfax county, 1850.
Iath. VIII Of Mrs. Jane G. Washington, beaueatf,
Ing Mount Vernon to her son, John Al Washington
and thus CONFIRMING the deed she had already mad
him. BID record iii Jefferson county, Virginia 1856
18th. Contract between John A. Washington an
II tilA Alaunt Vernon Ladies' Association Of th
unIpn far tie purchase by the latter Of aeb acre
& of fhe ah0va land, onrecord in Fairfax count,
Virginia. 1855
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THsrrka aaIA PLrAsUaEs or HANGING. a lady,
residing near the village o. Hunts Hollow. in Lex
ington county N. 4, hung IesseIf q few days age,
under peculiar circumstances. The Buffalo Ex-
press says
She had been an attentive peruser of all proeur-
able inf0rinat ioE relative ID the exeeu-
u9n Of Jeha Brown, and her mind had become so
fai Infatuated thereby as to lead her To expert.
physical sensation attendant upon hanging Her
first eHalt resulted fatally. On certain morning,
she ivas seen to ascend 70 the chambers, By her
tnsfleT Mlio wa5 engaged below. Shortly aftsr
the latter, wishing her assistance in some domestic
matters, approached The stairway and called her
hp sia Ihs failure " eply after several re-
petitions Of the call, led to an Investigation, which
resalted in Tho discovery Of har eiess corpse sus-
peldel from the rniters Of the chamber she had
eiaseFcd. Ah unfinished piece Of knitting was
elaspe III Der hand ard D BAN or yarn was found
Iii one az her rockets.
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DIR. DAVIS
DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
guaranteed TO be the safe and effective agent used
the destruction Of these troublesome vsfmin.
he sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE.
sTR0TER there many spurious articles offered ale
FOR sale by J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
jal futSW Il an, Isl Chartres atyeaL
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DIR. osGooD,s INDIA cHoLAGoeuE

DIR. OS6OOD'S INDIA tkIOt1AtsOGUE
..z.. ..s.a#"Y. -#.0.. -GrRRS- ......
and Ague Chls and Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent
ard Renlittent Ferers Liver Complaint Jsundice En-
largemcnt Of the Liver Enlargement Of tic
Spleen, aud all the various of
BILIOUS DISEASES.
This invaluable medicine prepared from esepsiye
practice several years in bilious climate audis
fail curing Fever and Ague, any Of the diseases above
named.
Those who suffering from affections Of this kind also
those nyds from their effects upon the
stuiion will find the INDIA GioLAG 0GUEa inyalu
remedy for purifying the blood and thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects of bilious climate.
wonderful effects of Chpasogpe n eradcatiug bin
the system only explain ts extraordinary agency
speedy thorough and permanent of Fever Agge
The various grades IF intermittent and reitt fcter
1t thousands Of casts and pronounced By
all who have used it. of the gr8asat Fever and Agnes
remedies extsn
Be sure and ask for DR. osGooDtsINDI& CHoLAG0GUE
Is there are many countsrfeits offered fol- ale.
For sale New Orleans wAoezas and retail propricters
]. WRIGHT i CO.,
q end l5l Chartres street.
doaerGl Agents.
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j. WRIGHT g co.
An nDrcAI.. 49,. sIEaDIGALs....,..sI MEDICAL.

mn EDrcAL, .....s MEDICAL.
WENER's CANADIAN TERafIFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN.
This Is the only sure remedy against WORMS Ia Tho human
rraehings that arc fatal and destructive to children
save the Childrcns
Let mothcrs be timely warned and not allow these child mur
derer Il remain in The systems Of their optng Remember
that
wINER's5 CANADIAN yERMifU0R
Will Mt once and Eos eycr Danish the reptiles and the young WIN
be saved Think Of this.
Colonel vasse of Mississippi in letter to j. W. Eesey Esq
Of tho Aberdeen Conservative thus winds his
on the value or this medicine his own family NY eSpe
renee has convinced that in tho experiment have made
with Wners Canadian yennuge II Is due 10 suffering human
ty as well as to the manufacturer Of the medicine to make
public the result OF my observations.
"lsgned w H. WASHER
The veruifuge is for sale, wholesale and retail, by,
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
81 aud 1sI Charities street,
sole prorrie;cSs
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MOBILE AND ONO RAIIRoAD.-There have been
exactly three hundred freight trains arrived here
on this road since the first of September last,
bringing III 1874. 737 bales Of cotton. This is doing
a first rate business. Mobile Tribune.
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Why q d blunt knife, partially ground, like a
young pick ppsketf Hscaase II j Little sharper.
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HRDIc1TED GIN or GEgu1EEscHErD4Hs cHsAPps
A pure article Of Holland Gin,
wholesome beverage, an tnyaluabIo FAMILY HEpI
CINE particularly beneficial u ali cases Of
pYsEsTERY,
DYSPEPSIA,
-- =DIARRHEA,
RHEUMATISM,
G9UT,
M- FEvERs,
etc. ete., etc.
tits highly recommended by many Of tie emne physi
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alive admitted efectnaly ul The Urinary
gsns etc. aud peculiarly sapted females and
Children
other article has been offered that justly eatited to
the Of the
Real Seheiaam Schnapps,
the public cautioned purchase genuine article
called
VdNDEFEER's INDICATED GIN
Real scheidam schnapps.
Each bottle will bear the signature of the proprietor
other ii genuine without ii.
For ale New Orleans wholesale and retail rroprtetors
prices BY
q and ISL Ghalsrss street.
DIR. WRIGHTs
CELEBRATED REJUvENATING ELIXIR,
Prepared
On strictes Principles by Of tho aest
Chemists Of the age for the cure of
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbeclity
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
HyAteria,
General Irritatlity
Restlc8suess and
Absence of Muscular Efficiency -
| Loss of Appetite,
| Dyspepsia,
Emaciaon, a@ 5=
Low Spirits,
Disorganizson Of tho
| Organs Of Generation,
Palpitaiion of the Heart.
| For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
| ]. WRIGHT 4 CO..
| 81 ard l5l Charities street.
| Sole Propretsrs.
DIR. DAVIS
COMPOUND sFRUP or Wild tHERRF- AND TAR
Under its influence the dangerous cough removed spit
ting blood is prevented the breathing rendered soft and
ey, and the unfortunate sufferer restored from the
awful condition of Consumption healthy and comfortable
existence.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and Retail, by
| WRIGHT 4 Co,
q and l5l Glinrtres street.
Sole agents for the South.