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SIR JAxEs cLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.
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~ .oYAl oSs&s MSz !SNx, pAfns.

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~, Mysiciaa Extraordinary 10 tie Qsse,n.
This well known medicine No impoation, bst sme
and safe remedy for Female Di6caes and obFuctioas
from any whatever and although powerful remedy
h contains nothing hurful % the constitution 10 married
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on the monthly period With regularity. svsHs8a
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hack and Limbs Fatigue slight erertion, ralpaiioa q
te Heart, Mysteries and Whites, these Pills yin eaect
cure when al other means hare failed aad although
powerful remedy do conain Iron, ealone antmo0y.
o. anything hursful 70 the constitution. WI
Pull directiona In The pamphlet around each package.
which should Be caresnlly preserved. a45f
Fer full Particular get pamphlet free, u The AGENT
MIL and postage Stamps sneaosed 70 any sushos-
lied agent, WIN ensure bottle containing 80 p BY
return mali. JOB MOSES, Rechss@, n. r.,
Generai Ag&sf for ~ United Ssaea.
Sold in Burlington ~ sqares Mos. =. = Gay, anA
on Druggists. ~ oct14spyeow.
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All others are mere limitations and should be avoided
You wish to escape ridicule. ..
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and natural brown black, without the least Injury 70
hair or skin
Fifteen Kelals and Diplomas hare been awarded 70
VIM A. Bachelor since 1slS and 80, 900 appica
have been made the hair Of hs patrons Of his famous
Dye 9# ts -4e n #t~
VIM. 4. RotcAelors lair Dye produces color not %
he distinguished from nature and y WARRANTED not TO
njure in the least however long Be continued, and
the III effects Of bad dyes remee The hair nyisnraed
or life by this splendid dye. 1T Ffft ts
Made, sold applied Gin private rcomO q the Wig
Factory 16 Bond street, New York.
Sold In all cities and Of the United States, by
ruggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
E-The genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving On four sides Of each Box, Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
ju15w1y. Is Bond street. New York.
Mexican Mustang Naturalization rich and
poor, bond and Free all colcrs grades and conditions Of
lhe hear the need Of praise awarded this wonder
fal article. Sores healed pains relieved lives saved
valuable animals made useful and untold ills asuascd by
s great medicine which surprising to the judgment Of
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Whs ever heard Of the effects produced by any other
articies For Cuts Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism Swell
ings Strained Horses &c, has equal Rt,rdse Of
lat;oas The genuine Mustang Linment Is sold hy all
respectable Druggists and Livery Men in every town. par
ish hamlet throughout North and South America Eu-
rope and the Islspts " the Ocean. Buy at once
BARNES PARK,
isnl.vfm Propfefcrs, New York.
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- VITcdEO, FPU y.
f1our-Held at Sc advance,
Wheat-Firm but not active Sales car No
! in store at sl,0l, do in bags ON track, and
90 delivered ut l ,O4; 3 cars No in bulk on
track At l,Ol; do in bags 1,0l; car rejected
at 80 in store.
Corr-Opened quiet out steady, closing dull
and heavy. Sales % cars No | ii store in par
GELS, and 34O0 bush in two lots at 4Gs, cars No.
= N store at Az; do on track at 43.
Oats--Hardly so Arm; sales cars in store at
$50; . do at 81.
Dressed Hogs firn-Salcs nj 500. e.e506. 30.
dividing on l50 and 900 ~ yery handsome
average 2S6, at 100
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Correspondence 0f the Cincinnati Commerce.


"REMINISCENCES OF Hon. w. PENNINGTON AND
IfENRY CLAY.--Perhaps it would interest some Of
your readers to know why the election of Hon,
w. Pennington as Speaker gave such satisfaction
in Lexington. ! think i. was either in ls45 or
46 that Heary Clay became SO embarrassed that
he had to mortgage Ashland. In the meantime
. movement had been started in New Orleans by
some Of Mr. Clays friends 10 pay his debts and re-
ieve hia cmbarrassmcnts, and A. II. Trotter,
agent Of the North Bank in New Orleans, was sent
East to confer with Mr.. Clay's friends The con-
sequence was that about $50 900 were subscribed
and Mr.. Pennington was seut to Lexington with
the money. lie came, without scarcely any one
knowing him. lie walked into the Northern
Bank, asked for Mr. Scott, the Cashier, and on
being shown chat gentleman, asked il there were
not several notes Of Mr.. Clay's that would he due
In few days, and was answered. there were. Mr..
Scott was asked TO give the whole If Mr. Clay's
Indebtedness, which was done, and draft on .
New York bank was handed 70 him, and Mr.. PEN
nipgton left the bank with all Mr. Clays notes
Maid. In Few days Mr.. Clay came to town to
arrange for q renewal of the notes. II possible,
and was shown into sidc room Of the bank
After sitting awhile, he asked Mr.. Scott il there
conld he any arrangement made 70 run the notcs
for : longer time NJ. s. looked at Clay to see
he was not testing, but finding he was not, told
him. ! gentleman had called yesterday and
maid ail his indebtedness Mr.. Clay started
when Nj. g. spoke, looked at him few seconds,
burst into tears. and left tho bank overwhelmed
No man ever had such friends. Such, sir, y .
brief narrative, an incident in tho life Of the
Speaker elect and hsse, sir, where Mr. Clay lived,
his personal friends are rejOiced that be has been
honored with the Gpeakership-
gas - LEXINGTON, Feb !, 90
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IOWA NEWS.

HOW n NE w -
-. nv PEACH TRKEs.-We learn
Ds1a'rs "..su who has the old Grant farm
'l " .., ns road. about six miles from the
ih Nj. winter all his peach trees, about
r. VA a..nd in number, have been killed by
y ins no. .s.,her Some Of these trees have
s h.sr;ar wen and although seedlings have
ia large and choice fruit. They were
SIsv he severely cold nights about Christ.
mG ~len there was no wind. Many OF
a-s' think il is the ri,ad which kills peach
l, Y, \ i the severe cold alone.-( Daycn-
Ioa Ga1ssis.
,,.,o., Eureka of the Sd says that q
:, ro,k On the Railroad near that place, was
ma h, Wednesday, by the falling Of a large
r,,,j,y Cf earth. A horse was killed at the
I, lime and cart entirely demolished.
nan named Thomas Marsten, Of Sioux City,
univ A convert to Judaism, has circumcised
IN and bis family, 50 he states in card in
p.s;stsr Of Jan. 2sth, and declares that it
IN revealed to him that within the next
II wears the whole world will be converted to
Jssi.h Faith.
,rir;oas revival is going on in the Mctho-
! ,larth at Marion. The Herald OF that place
thc crowds Of people arc 50 great that the
,;ar house cannot contain them.
4,r,es Powers, banker Of Davenport, died
lteo,r =, ottawa, Ill.,, on the Sd inst. The
ssaro Democrat states that '.hc left home well
Ncnday las; on business to Chicago, staid ut
Briggs House, and left for home on Wednes-
night. to ell appearances in perfect health.
s,s taken sick Oh board the cars, and was
II directions Of medical men, at Ottawa -
tic and brother being telegraphed to, ar
oaly in time to see him die in great agony
btiag unconscious of their presence.
jyS ceuSrr-A little daughter of NJ.
E.vns q Wyoming, was bitten by a mad dog
puis1 ays ago, and efforts we're making to
Er.Elr The effect of the poison.
sc,a Bender, living two miles west Of Wy
~ lad horse stolen recently, probably by
y! Balm
z. The New York Tribune, of the 9Th, has
alOving highly personal item:
b. new Republican Chief Justice Of Iowa is
paiiasis,, and it is stated that he has "a cas-
i Kcokak for tue reception Of invisible
~
VI are ~ loss 10 know how the Tribune be-
possessed OF this piece of intelligence
Governor, now Chief Justice, Lowe is no
aspritaaIist than the editor of the Tribune
Be nonsense about the ''castlc" fcv s'inylsi-
sfJstsn s al hctIon.
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GHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA Des Moines county. q.
by virtue Of execution 10 me directed is,ed ons ~
NE once q ne Clerk Of the District Court for said county
~ avor OF Mm u. Postlewait and against IT. c. Hardy
iesied upon and will expose sale the highest
oaader, a me Auction Room Of Utter wilson, on Main
IN me City Of Burlington, in said county Of Des
Mones on Tnursday the 18th tay of March next A. D.
ISoV between the hours VI o'clock, A. NJ and O'clock
wit: ~ f'Sfs''9' -
large lot Of New Furniture consisting or Bedsteads
bureaus Wash Stands variety q Chairs once Stools
W Git Frame Mirrors, &c, &C.
Taken and levied upon ~ the property at n q Hardy
70 satisfy said writ Of execution -
-, A. J. HILLHOUSE
Iebll-Efd Sheriff OF Dea Noines cornty lows
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THREE RED HEIFERS, ONE

= NED STEEK, UNE DIRK BROWN STEER.
Taken up by William H. Swank his reslence in EIu.
ron township, on the llth day Of January, 1850:
One Red yeariing Heifer, white under her belly
marked with silt In the right Appraised Rt "a co.
One Red Steer. year old with white spots marked
WIN an underiat In the len Appraised At &5 o.
one yenring he'd Ueifer, with white face some white
potS 10 ear marks. Appraised at "a co.
one Pale Red ysarlng Heifer xith white in her face
ana on her belly Appraised 1t % 90.
One DARK Brown Steer, two years old ears look ~ II
they have been frozen on the bush Of the tan o. Ap
praised al I'll no. Al - ~
Before Peter Dobee, Justice Of the Peace January 49,
1860. Filed January 2s 1890 "
febil-w3m A. j. MESSENGER cierk
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= 10nals to the General Assembly, like
ore in circulation in this State, and
'asly signed:
] bsr ,ssaned a portion Of your constitu-
\ L. sr,iuily 70 urge upon your coAside.
ka I, sdieney Of changing the Revenue
ins,a y exempt from Taxation all perlna-
snS r ~. made upon the soil Of the
d ~ IVY the Taxes for nil revenue pur-
~ ~ \, s'sonal property and the lands and
ma M sne State, distinct from the improve.
hi n !, e W more peculiar sense, the
shies .or; industry and enterprise Of shc
IL ss W. se believe ought not 70 Be taxed
iss 49,. 81 the SPECTATOR and non resi-
d ina Who purchssed millions OF
slss.n g the State 70 be cold again on
kGe j, I've Sser the laEds have been made
,sis,.a - enterprise and improyemsnts Il
u rs,,, - dtsens Of ths State, ia - a
sssss ssnsdiad ~ % levyiax 81 -
lrtk.s. sesanent8, MAieh vosld eaualiso
o. g 1a8atios between the rssideet
~ ~ - scn-rsdidents, vhicA i but ipst
'~sa'sa We ~ may s. doe now =
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MARKETS.


| BrRLIxGToN, Friday p. m.
| Wea ther continues pleasant but cold.
urain = coming NJ less PientliMiv. no enanse
in prices
The receipts Of corn have fallen Of and but
Rifle oT..r;no Rnver, - r.r;n0 eaaanc
f.e :.
LOT corn III ear, ana So(gSl for sneiled.
Other qaot atoms continue unchanged.
We pre sent the sum total az hoes slsnubtere.a
il 4ho a;.,- g. -. .a.
schono.- 1 r.. ,o.ex
Snndar:.r, n.r;n /. ~ ,S'c,o
Conn & Co ASA
an ~, o'ooo.
81 o''iers' es'in 'a1ed' l,ooo.
ro.., .a-,
n ro.a,, a3,oil.
= ~ -
Increase 1o.s,
lie cas;esd sa y refined white
cn, Mrar,nea ~.
Ss.v nr
MuAAssEs-Asy the Dbl, Keboilcd, - Syr'
RRh1cirEs NIL. = e.
EpI-Ir
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., prime, s3 50.
WHEAT-Neu- W;n.a. "a Co., uoa a. -
Snr;ng rnaen .l' voc0si US -"
2, sS-00 tASSS ss%SAy kVOU GOtHutAise>
ing outside quotations
FLOT-R-f,hn;oa ,r;n.a e - ., a. a.
~haI., "iSS, 80 ~ EttaH - ~
"o'esaie, soPrng % 5O reull; 50 % WHOLE
Sale.
BEANS-SI OOas1 s0 no. h.s,
aoLAAUEo--4Oc per bush.
CohA-ln car 2s(130c.: shclled No. SOFA
81 cts-yery dull.
p1rr,rrn
ih-lVt@l2c.
EuTs-9c.
Nn.oVc.
Mynn- in.o.ny, S1@SS.
MUOD-S2 5OGx3 90
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I'm r(arpo15gD9D e11lE9l
On esaAblt1l,ed faes, . Sand
proved " IN tint AaveI
Sesoete4 - Win opo0~l
fnr whieh + \ rseem-
II has cared thouannaeI
WHO had given mp aill
mn = ~ 0us on1eaic1tedI
sesalDn ahou.
Adapeea y IL t1unperD-l
takipE y and used mi
realty ~ The bowels.
yoar je1Ensns gules
LIVER lNvIQO-I
eurse IIv4H CoA-l
4fAcKp, DYsSRpssA II
SCMMan CO1leL Aug1n,
8ora SsoMACn, ilAssfrAl
Cnol ERA AgonDca. CnoLg-l
iaxcR, JAcxDscR, He-I
~ " ussd sasccesssullyi
MRnecszn. n Vim cuea
MndB en- tesei1y,) wi
On fnnEg TKAsPooKsSrlS
nsnt - aeenek
GIVING thelR teuDaunooy hi
M ~. tE- x11
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When the twelve hundred Clerks employed IN
the Bank Of England laase the building 10 the
guard 4 during the night alshcugh BURGERS could
not penetrate the sclM vaults IN dix weeks
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05t000 BUNDLES FENCE
WIRE

quality
Annealed Fence Wire Nos. 8 and g.
In quantities Of not less than ton deliverable 1t our
Warehouse At any time previous the LIST DAY of June
next Five per Cash to be paid when he contract 4
made, balance delivery. @ -
Purchasers are invited 70 correspond with M d once
THOMAS 3. DTCKERsON.
. EABASH ATENTE.
BstrAs Iron Bsjldia0, CHica0o.
Chicago, February, 1860.
FENCE STAPLES SUITABLE FOR WIRE
FENCING.
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aANrORD'S ].
IN III Foua1ly
CATMARTIC FILLS. !
COW nOTrNnRm rnfAM

hre T1gAf0Ms Ezksueks. aN
CASES, Air Tight, and srih 4
The FAMILY CA1nAnTIC - 2
live 0Afhartic whicA the D
practice more than twcn- - d
The constantly lncrwas- ID
have long uaed The PILLS - a
Ill expFs0 In seEnrd to - II
10 place them within tn % m
The Profession well h
thartics act on different > *
The p AMILY CA n
due refersnce % this veil b q
pouoded from . variety = Of
Extracts, which act alike - on
mentaFy eanAl, and ere - q
where . Ca&hnrtie h need. ID
MENTS Of TIE STOMACH. q 8a
DAcR and LCIxo, CosYIvA- III
OvRa TEE wnols DopY, r.
frequsnsly, II neglecssa, q q
yer, LOas o. APPerIrR, 4 - ci
coLD ovRR' the DUpY, nj
or wRIonf ~ TnR BEAD, . al
sAsas, WORMS In CELL - N
ffsA, . great PCRiyKA 81 s III
eases 70 which aesh b "a he
tion In this e1veTtlse- m
PRICE . d
THE LIVER INvl0ORATOR
TIC PILLS are retailed By Drug
Wholesale by the Trade In an sh3
8. T. W.
sss Broddray, !
~nH01 49, NFM
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EIrrNG AMExDAKNL-The Democratic Mem.
bcrs Of Minnesota Legislature, under the delasive
hone Of making political capital out Of the Jehn
brown raid, introduced resolutions dcnouncing
that act in appropriate terms The Republicans
amended the resolutions by adding severe re-
buke OF the disunion Democratic orators IN Con-
gress. In this form the resolutions paased, to
The great chagrin Of tho "seryile Democracy.
A Ham CAsk--The Oqlawka Plaindcaler
mentions the arrest, near that place, OF Jack
Ridgely, 4 hard case. Ridgley, with others, broke
open q atore Ut L. Csesae, Via, and robbed Il
Of goods to the amount Of 100000 He was ar-
rested and put IN jail, bat made hia way out,
pasaing, with his uAnacles IN, the sheriff sleerinR
ct the iail door, ae got rid Of hin manaeIcs'
went into Iowa, committed aAsshsr robbery. u.
into jail = Madison, broke out, md |, nav III
pssesd fur tha third tins, 10 z nv w
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A MATRIMONIAL MASIAc.-A good story il told
of chap in North Carolina, who went the en-
ire figure in the way Of counting all the girls
who would have him, without asking any Of them
to die Oh, rs the law directs. After having
married his thirteenth, some Of his first loves
came down upon him, and had him lodged in
Jail. But person 80 fond Of liberty, and who
could get into Hymen's moose with such ease,
found little difficulty in getting out Of the jug."
and the next news Of him he was running at
large, with heavy reward for his apprehension.
He was shortly after recognized by ! gentleman,
who, anxious to get the reward, invited him to
his house, desired him TO sit down-called his
wife to chat with him, as an inducements TO de-
tain him there-whilc he made some excnac for
leaving him few moments, and started for
constable to arrest the runaway. What was the
poor mans astonishnlent, on returning with the
constable, TO find the gay Loshario-taking ad-
vantage Of his short absence-had absconded
with his wife. This made the fellows stock Of
wives on hand fourteen
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. --Ratffeiors Wigs and Tonpess
a,rpass ALL They are elegant, Light and durable Fitting
10 cha. turning up belsnd-no shrinking on the
the head indeed this l. the only Establishments where
he.e things IRE property understood and made
u15w1y. 10 Dond Stfees. ~" A"A-
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SAPoNIFIER, u GIN
Or. Concentrated Potash.

More than DOs&s Gae Strength Of Ordinary sSs~ss.
For making soap without lime with little trcaAle snd d
ting expense The apes article dirogeee loo
the purpose. One pound viii make twelve or Gssn ga
Ions Of good Soft Soap Of nine pounds Hard Soap. Pt
err viii nd snrerfor article for cleaning type II
perfectly soluble and FIRE from impurities. 8f a@S
Broken IN small humps and put up II J. AMI N.
cans.
Manufactured q the Challenge Chsical WORKS, Brsck
Ign, and sold BY q. r. DCRKEE 90. NJ
jan2hply 1s1 le0el Ssy<ef, ~. II Z,
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=. oueer little incident happened at
) INA the other day. A lady returning
ls'', funeral in an omnibus gave birth 20
| . ,oat boy.
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~, of the wealthy gentlemen OF New
'' w., organized an association for the es-
e ! geological and botanical garden
- r..,,,l Park. OIL the general plan Of those
4 I,cacs and Fans
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CHICAGO, BURLINGTON QrIAcY RAILROAD
LrNE.-This Line is composed Of the above dcs-
cribed Road, extending from Chicago to Gales
burg-16S milcs-and that portion Of the Peoria
4 Oquawka Road between Galeshurg and Bur-
lngton, AZ milcs,-and the Quincy Chicago
Qate Northern Crosse Road, between Galesburg
and Quincy, 100 miles,-making the whole
length Of the Line $40 miles.
Earnings in January, 1860, between Chicago
and Burlington, 80 miles:
Freight Observation-Disclosures. ..... SEQ ls3 o.
Passengers Observation-Disclosures. 92,2a5 90
Mails and Miscellaneous. Observation-Disclosures. ,990 81
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Gwd pss w ~ CLASS
~ keep N dnt csiaNafe.
. fruits h Q 6souiue nut ne.
pEOps1c1or - nDea u 10
> ~ years. ss8s
Ing demand form those who
: And the safisfac1icn WHICH
= sisels 40, - ! ndscedno
u reach Of I'll. a
know that di@ereut ca
, portions N the b0weSs.
= 1HARflC PILL ~, wisA
D estalslished 10, beea scsn.
! Of the pureSe Vegetable
! On every poss ~ ths an
= Decd I'D aefs In ID eaeee
"a, such % DERAN0R-
, 8LRgpuIns, PArxs ~ I'm
xEss pAix and aoAexRS1
; from sudden eeld, vA1GA
Z I'D n . laae es1Sss ~ ~.
Z cRRePIxo sgxsATtoz %
aEsTLRSsxRBs, RaA4AcnR,
= an INvLAAMATsJSly Dfs.'
z DagN ~ ADulrs, RBREnA-
the BLOOD and many did,
4 heir, too numerous " men.
ment. DOSE, ] % Q.
j NlAEX.
fOR AND FAMILY CATnAR-
Druggists generally, and s0jA
! tis3 large towns.
W. SANFORD, n. D.,
anufnetures and Prepsisler.
", Hsse lork.
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peclng along and loadine his riae = Ne csne -
= yeskcd ont ~ faanroa, dashed Il away, and
essreed On, ptbning ap = cantessd On, deesrA
liiaea . turn and rive ~ nd devil blase any
nov, % soon = ! reached no creek. 8
!! was now within hundred yards Of the
creek, could sec the smoke from the settlement
chinls:evs; = Few more jumps and was Nv the
creek the red devil was close upon nle-hc gave
whoop, and l raised my rifie; on he canc-
knowing that Ind broken my ranfod and INV
load not down; another whoopi vhoop and he
Was within iifty yards Of me. pulled trigger.
and, -"
KILLED him, chucklcd Riley
NO, 81! missed tirc, by -r
And the red devil" shouted the old woods
man, In . frenzy of excitement.
''fired and Killed nc =
The Screams and shouts that followed this
nnaic, brought landlord Noble, servants and ost-
6lc! 80 va
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nh Denver and Weller have been de-
. !. th,ir aspirations for the scnatorship
|s'S r,,,,,ia Gov. Latham, who has jast
t'a ,nratet, and who was ono Of Broder-
90 n ..,,.sst eaesnics, Is elected.
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CONFERENCE.-The b thc title q >
~ ~ oapcr, 70 b. started at The Capital,
X 49, !. patronage Of the Young Mems Rcpub-
pa = .s.,;on. The first number will be ~
~ e, 18th Of the present month. II Is
4 Y r. the organ q "Young America :
80. IN he impcrsoaal. IAN able eosps
! - .'.:..y writer's" win contribute TO is col.
p''''' ,.. ~. With The usual deduction to
ssfs ,,,sss A. j. Stevens, Dcs Noines.
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there should he pinned at last.
"Just at this juncture, struck my toe against
root, and down tumbled, and my old los oyer
me. Before could scramble up
"The rcd devil fired ~ gasped the old woods
man.
"lle did, gentlemen, and felt the ball strike
me under the shoulder; but tina. didn't seem 10
put an embargo upon my lccomotion, for, as
Boon as ] got up, ! took on again, quite re-
lresacd by my fall heard the red skin chose
behind me coming booming on, and every mo-
meat expected to have bis id tomahawk
dashed into my head or shoulders Something
Kind o cool began to tricklc down my legs into
my boots
..Blood, ell ? from the shot the Yaunint gin
yop,r said the old woodsrlan, in great excite
meat
Il thought sou said the Senator, hut wha.
do you think il wass"
Not being blood, we were all puzzled to
know what the blazes it could be, when Riley
observed:
81 suppose YOU had -.
'Melted the deer fat which ! Lad stuck in the
breast Of my hunting shirt, and the grease WAS
running down my legs until my feet got 50 greasy
that my heavy boots Few of, and one hitting the
dog nearly knocked his brains out"
We all grinned, which the member noticing,
observed: sss
Il hope, gentlemen, no man here viii presume
to think am exaggerating 20
's0h, certainly not Go on Mr.. we
Ill chimed in
swell, the ground under my feet was soft !;
aud, being relieved Of my heavy boots, with
double quick time, and seeing the creek about
half mile Cd, yenfured TO look over my
shoulder, to see what kind Of chance there
was 70 hold up and load The red akin was
canning iOOOin0 along nreftv vcll hlnwasa c.f
shout live hundred yards in the rear. BY,
thinksI !, hero goes to load, any how. 30 1t It /
went, In went the powder, and putting ON my
patch, down went the ball shout half way, and
on snapped my ramrod =
"Thul,der and lightning!' shouted the old
woodsman, who was worked up 10 the msuher's
Story. ~
aGOod God! wasn't in 4 pickle? there was
~ ~ whelp within two hundred yards Of me,
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Mr. GASGooLY on NEw ENGLAND WINTERS
HIS EXPERIENCE WITH SNOw--AN EAST INDIANS
SECOND WINTER IN NEW ExcLAND.-Rev. J. C.
Gangooly, the converted Brahmin, has published
In the Boston Transcript the following interest
ing account Of his personal experiences and i'm
pressioNs from changes of climate: