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peror with the presence of Mr.. d., and the
next day the latter received note from
the Emperor himself inviting him to his
headquarters, near the place OF review,
stating that he would there be met by his
staff and the principal disnitaries OF his
government III "JuU a"ess.''
This staggered the Senator little, and
he asked the Count if ii was expected that
he was to adorn his republican person in
gold lace.
Not at all" said the Count. "a cit
izen's dress such as your American Presi-
dent receives guests in, is all that is rcqui-
red here
The next morning he set out with the
former Secretary OF the Russian legation at
Washington, and with whom Mr. d. had
been personally acquainted, to the place of
rendezvous. Arriving at small village
where they were to stop, the Senator and
his attendants stopped at the ouy hotel,
and asked for quarters.
They were answered by the landlord that
every room in the house had been taken
But must have room," says the
Secretary. 81 have an American gentle
man with me, Senator Douglas. who is.to
be presented to the Emperor
What is the gentleman name ." said
the landlord.
Douglas" said the Secretary.
There are his rooms." replied the land
lord, pointing to some half dozer, :" they
were taken for him by the Emperor, who
also left this note" handing him small
billet at the same time.
1t advised the Senator that the Emperor
was obliged to leave before his arrival, and
begged to see him at the review The Sen
atcr and his friend proceeded on to the
ground was met by the Emperor, and greet
ed with a most cordial shake OF the hand.
"I understand" says the Emperor.
that you have been travelling through my
empire"
= :. tlfassm lffame from Odessa" said Mr.. D.
H., ;, Snr hava d.aen Mt r.-.-..nti,.-,-
havc,- saIt the Senator.
81 understand" says the Emporor.
g that they are talking about war down
there
They are so" said d.
Well" said Nicholas, do they real
ly think there is to be war 90
"They think in that matter very muck
depends upon yourself" said ID.
"Oh." said the Emperor, II am man
of peace" and the conversation turned up
On the duties OF the day.
Three hundred and fifty thousand troops.
the largest standing army in the world, then
passed in review and in open order before
the Emperor of all the Russians and his
distinguished guest, a sight that few Amer
leans ever bchcld.
In the course of the day and the d,,sul-
tory conversation which followed, the En-
peror more than once took occasion to saw
that he considered there vas but two prop
per governments on earth-the ono " here
the people ruled. and the other where only
one ruled-the American and Russian Coy-
ernment-thc other powers were naop-,,eys
and were destined to he absorbed ,,v ~.
the other os these ''.wo" g. Cove,n'
From Russia Mr.. D. went to par;s'
Senator Jones. OF Tennessee. and bv ;nr;
tatlon OF the American Secretary Of L..
t'on; was invited to see Napoleon. TLe day
fxe'i the Senators repaired 20 the Z n peror;s
qnarters and foand some sixty CT his or.
mr. CoEnc'l and bead men of u. rat;o, ;ui
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C~TN vT>R K s. dog go,l leatl,er
ESNEiS 1 Trunks. which Offer 8. prices
&~4SlC SUIT : ] APItR
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ThE CoNrEsrN GEoRarA.--Thc Augus-
late statement of the Washington CoSsasu-
! ton, that Breckenridge would carry tho
eiectoral vote Or ,1cor; I. by an overwhcl,S-
ing popular majority:
Now, we assert, AMI know what va
say that there is not the ghost of n
chance for Mr.. breckenridge to obtain the
electoral vote Of Georgia, and all who re
port to the contrary. are either misted by
,heir hopes, crazy, or wilfully intent on
dcceivinG others. Not a solitary paper in
thiS State, SO far as we have seen, pretends
to claim thai Mr.. Breckenridge can obtah,
the electoral vote Of Georgia before the
people Some man in the lunatic asyium
may think SO, AMI some may write such
nonsense for some newspaper in a distant
state, but no one here ventures on tho ex.
preston OF such an absurdity,'
s
THE BELL Asp EVERETT MEy GETTING
TOO GnEEDY--The Augusta (Ga.) Cons..<
tutionalist says
:. The Charleston 4Mercury Ls..
dispatch announcing g--.n1 pa,, sFeciat
ms, Eron. lew Orleans on the Is,
I'LL, tne tone of the rcport i IL
>: ..re Bell men had an enthus..s,;c
&c OF it. These Bel meetings. by the
way are getting too numerous af late TO b.,
pleasant If they do not stop their move.
men's. people wall begin to believe that
thsy a'e IN earnest, and that they really in
dntga the hops that Bell has a change to he
elected We have been willing 70 conceds
Maryland. Virginia. North Carolina Ten,
:, essee. kentucky. and. perhaps, rlc-;d. "a
Eel. bur ro7T thsy are working fo- K,n;,;-
ana Ihsy are getting 40 greslv
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Groceries. Hardware, sc.

Sugar. Coffee and Tea, Candies
and Soaps pepper, spices. ginger, s'aIen ,1s y.o
Wat.r buckets, churns, bnooms. wash boards:
81. s.;.,s Cotton and hemp roaps. Tobacco Of
various brands Oysters and Sar,iines M
CASTINGS of every description; Nalls, .,s io~
fa-Ininy utensils Of all kinds whips, es:
Black %nith Tools. Of every desc'ip.,"h p
s large assor.snen. OF Crockery and Oneeus'
ware. lars .iass, a, pt hask., Tin a,S MaIs ssc'
Fer saie bv !! i'"h
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From Cleveland Plaindealer, Nov. lf 1852
Douglas Tour in Europe.
His Interpar ,cah N,oholss Aatoeyat of Russ;a
An American Abroad.

n has been known by those gossiping
tale bearers, the newspapers, that Senator
DouSias has been improving the recess of
congress, by taking European tour, and
we learn, by these same journals. that in 4
most quiet and unostentatious way he has
visited every city On the continent. 1t is
matter OF interest to every American citi-
zen to know the dynasties of the old world
look upon and treat such dignitaries as
United States Senators, and it is matter
IN winch all feel . just pride when proper
respect IS shown them in the American
name.
We have it from those who knew, that
Senator Douglas was no obscure. psrsoaa:,e
On the ether side of the big waters. On a
sQnE Of observation for lis own personal
improvement, he was looked upon by the
countries he visited, as perhaps, one Of IT,
best representatives., of American charac-
ter abroad. lie certainly so acquitted him :
self, as may be seen by the following incl
dents, which we have from an eye, witness.
On reaching London. he was asked if he
would like to see the Queen.
certainly" said the Senator.
Then you will have to be presented in
'>''' eNNoiuiIiy 10 tnc customs oil the
reaim. said the messenger.
Ihen," said the Senator, "I prefer
not to see Her Majesty, until | can do so
IN tho same dress that can visit an Amer
lcan President" The Senator did not see
the Queen.
lie visited Scotland. Ireland, Italy, and
on ms way to Constantinoplc, visited Smyr-
ma the day after koszta was released. There
upou the ground, and in possession of all
the iacts he wrote home his views, sustain
ing the action of Capt. Ingraham and the
turkish Government. He went to Odessa,
anu from thence to st. Petersburg, travel
ing through two thouslnd six hundred
miles OF Russian territory He sent his
card, " Stephen A. Douglas, OF Illinois,
America, to Count Nesselrode, the En-
peror Private Secretary 1t was immedi-
ateiy answered by an invitation to meet the
count at his private apartments, and a long
anu interesting interview was the consc-
quehce On leaving, the Count asked Mr..
y. II he had seen the Emperor. lie said
he had not
:. When will you leave St. Petersburg 90
SAID the Count.
In very few days" replied the Sen
ator
fear" said the Count, c" YOU will
not have chanc, to see the Emperor, as he
Is very busy reviewing his troops abcut for
ty miles from the city, which REQUIRES him
to come IN late and leave early in the NOR
ming. l will, however, try to get YOU an
audience'
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AGOETATs
Vegetable Life Pills and PIlenix

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T\HE high and envied celebrity -iaI 5ssAs..
fr invaluable efficacy in all the Disexss& f5aau
they profess to cure, has rendered the tascsice III
them. "
IN ALL CASES
of Asthma, Acute aud Chronic Rheumax;sm AZ
fections of the Bladder and Kidneys.
BILIOUS FEvERs AND LIVER CoMpLAIsrs.
In the South and West, where these di sssses pra.
vail, they will be found invaluable Plas.ers. far
m era, and others who once use these medicines VI;
never afterwards be without them.
BILIOUS cHoLIc, SERIOUS LoosHSEss,
PILES, COSTIvENEss, COLDS
AND COUGHS, CHOLIC,
CORRUPT HUMORss
DYsPErsIs.-No person with this distresaing dis.
Tease, should delay using these Medicines iumedi-
ately.
Eruptions of the Skin, 'Erysipelas, Flatiilanev
FEVER AND AGuE.-For this seourge Of t,ta West
ern country these Medicines will be fospnd a safe
specify and certain remedy. Other medicx.e leave
The system subject to return Of the lissase a
cure by these medicines is permanent .Tsy them
be satisfied. and be cured.
FouLNEss OF COMPLEXION, GENERAI pEBirL-
TY, GoUT, GIDDISEss, CRAWL
Headaches of every kind, Inward Fevr Infiam
nlatory rheumatism, Impure Blood, ,huadice.
Loss of Appetite.
MERCURIAL DisEAsls.-Never fails b eradieat,.
entirely all the effects of Mercury, infitftey soon
rilla.
NIGHT swEATs, NERVOUS COMPLAINTS of all
kinds. sRGANIc AFFEcTTos.
PILEs.-The original proprietor of Asre medi-
eines was cured of Piles of 81 wears snnri:nr bv
the usc Of these Life Methelnes alone
Pains in the Head, Side, Back, Eabx, Joints
and Organs.
RHEuM,TIsH-These affected with Lhis terrible
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Rush of blood to the head, Scurvy, Salt Rheum
Swellngs.
Scrofula. or Kings Evil in its worstfasns. III.
GERS of every description. tFi
Worms of all kinds are effectually sspc.ied bv
these medicines. Parents will do weIIt, Admits
ter them whenever their existence il suseectaj
Relief will becertan
r'-~ s.tfe ra,a>-.ns <nsuax es,--s--
PURIFY THE Bpoor
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SUNDRIES.


1nn hhds Sugar 100 bbls 50 I. Molasses.
lOO 50 bbls Cement 30 blserushed pow d
and loaf Sugars. 20 bags Pepper and Ailspice.
10 bgs Ginger. 9 bbls Cloves. > cases Nutmegs.
300 kegs Nails. assorted. 100 doz ptd Buckets.
30 bags Corks, 500 each. 90 doz cost Tea Kettles,
3 and 4 qt. 500 bags Coffee. 50 boxes Tea, ass
qualities so boxes Family Soap. 10 casks Ale.
pts and qts. 10 casks Porte, in pts and OTIS. 2
bile soft she'll Almonds. hhds Figs. 50 boxes
bunch Raisins. 50 boxes layer Raisins. so half
boxes raisins in u boxes. 80 boxes ass'd Candy.
30 box rock candy; ID box Gum Drops; 20 box
Lozenges 80 box choice fancy candy in 10 bx.
10 box cream candy boxes Maccaroni. 50 mats
Cinr anon. 80 box ground pepper and ginger.
ceroons Indigo. 10 box MUSTARD, % bqx. tnr,s,
HosteF-rs Bitters 80 box Stoughton bitters. IS
,loz Underwood's & Turner'S Lemon syrup. ~
hoxes 'Pfckles, assd sizes io box snmafoe ana
VI AIN ut Ketchup; , box worcester sauce DoS
We OF; 100 bags table salt, in ) 10 fb bags;
oass .. HE salt in boxes 10 case sardines IN
50 % Scx Herrings 90 box goldfish 30 KIT
WssI,o,'i so casks soda; bbls p and N. Yeast
-..-1or, n, hox Andrews celebrated Y east pow
r. 10 half tie-ee and 5tieree Rice; lo bog sui
nhur box Birthstone box blue stone ooA
p'onasrtr.t.i Dive. f26 cz Quinine io doz ~st
o, I.1s,1 villa cherry 5 doz Wooman's cherry
Fynyetorant; 10 doz Ess Peppermint
10 mouse hole Arrnitage Aavils ~ soii boz 3.
w. "a Fellows, asst sizes 30 stocks and die
asa szes RIGHT and left smith hammers, ali sizes
| aOo east Plows, all sizes, points. mould boar,
and sides for same; 10 corn shelters So SCI
Sharpening fead. cutters, asst sizes
"a NJ. breast chains e5 prs tongue chains;
m. stre.cher chains; /; 500 prs traces, assorted
eask OK chains also garden hoes rakes, lons "o
| shoyeis, spades. in quantities 10 sun Pai'".
l. IN ,,oz Jsmp Wicks 10 doz lamp chimneys
IbbIs linseed Oil bbls tanner OH
An iust received and for sale by co
naro Cat = HENRY. WILLIAMS d ".
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TTty "0110'S "'"eO"1eiWt EEPeSUeS pad.
A N active agent is wr,ted in every county in
IA the United States and Canadas. to solicit or
ders and introduce our New National Double
Thread $40 Sewing Hachine--warranted equal 10
any high priced nachine Practical for every
family, which make it the cheapest aud rress non
uiar machine in exitence. limited prmh.r If
responsible agents ae wanted TO travel and solicit
orders by sans'ie, salary ot $50 per month and
expenses. Businas permanent. Address Will,
stamp, for condtios and instructions.
G. w H.RRiS & CO, Boston, Mass.
ewi Shoe and Leather EXCHANGE
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NTHSEEY-oli bourbon, rye OLD hecUI'
w Tr~I- sans. Smiths. Tennessee, white
whsaf s--
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frsac5l ClrIisl< Cr-aae biaeSietry
- kT N ,.gYt of any thing in this line VIII
iai il fr- ,b.ir interest to call and examine my
stock t@i.rs purchasing elsewhere; ,.pr,NS
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MEDICINES.
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For tAs Speedy Cure of


Inssrmittspt Fever, Q. Fever and Asss, Rsmitssnt
Bilious Headache, and Bilious Fevers. indeed
for tho whole Glass Of Diseases Originating in
RiliarJ arrangement, Caused By the Malaria OF
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oure for Fever and AEus. Such we are now enabled
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proof, that no harm can arise from its use In any
That which protects from or prevents this dis
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ties where 1t prevails. Prsventios 10 better than
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per. This "CuRKn expels the miasmic poison OF
FEWER AND AevE from the system, and prevents
the development of disease, il taken on the first
only the best remedy ever yet discovered for this
elsss of complaints, but also the cheapest. The
in the rsach of everybod and in bilious DISTRICTS
have it and It freely both for cure aud proven
ton great superiority of this remedy ever any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of iRtsrmttents Is, that il contai QunIne
other irjurlous effects whatever upon the
c1nstituton. Those cured by II are left as healthy
as il they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague Is not a.oEe the consequence of
ari-e from its irritation, among which are Neural
Gla, Rheumatism. Gont. Headache, Blindness,
lTCothache, Earache, Catarrh. Asthma. Palpita-
tor, Painful a fsetlOn OF the Spleen. Hysterios,
ment of the Stomach, ali OF which, when Orlgina-
ting in this cause put on the intermittent type. or
become periodlosl. This "CURK" ex pes the poison
from the blood. and consequently cures them al
Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER Il CO, Lowell,
and sJid nv all Druggists. everywhere 90 l6 colin
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OFFICE srPHRINTENDzyr OF Public PsIsrINel
washington, October 2,n86O. {
In pursua1os OF the provi lions of the "ac. to pro
proved AasS: and Of he ieth ss Gu; 80
the sEi.aIye executive and Jadioi.i OF
eovernment for the year ending June 30 is60, )" ap-
Monday l3d day. OF December next, at II O'CLOCK.
1n s o2 ih that 30
lst day of December, 1881. - o
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Weighing tvshy pound. psr s ny
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to % Of linen and cotton, free from ali adulterato
With mineral and other substances, ard OF = far
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" The rights Of city railroad and omnibus
R,opfletors have been settled In Philad 81 phia
ne ING 9lrer says The case growing out OF he
olsPute between Messs. T. Moore & Co the
omnibus proprietors, and the Green and Coats
t Suee' PASSENGER Railway Company, rs to whether
OF ,ee omnibus pfoprietors, was brought to close
"a 'ne District Court October 30, Messrs Moore 4
10 fecelSlng verdict In their favor for BIS CAS-
ALLIsAroRs IN Nnw JERsEY.-A small, all,ga.
monk, on Wednesday II was sbon, tuSo TT .s
long; IL Is supposed to have been brought there
In the vicinity - W.! 'aHueu
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL,-L A Fuio, ~. n n
keliey, XII; H Sullivan o; A w rbomn.on
NJ aters, aid; CLARK Scot; Turn,
M Snm: Nd sr, wrng, wrag, Pa; 6 clapp,
"a :. goa brook, SC; g A Baker and ly, La:
ly, Md. =. f'a7t = " " H'n ana
BROWNS HOTEL C Downing, Hall.
III Merriwether, It Mckee, sc; Lewis
Wis WIS MI Lewis Va Mrs Wilton, MINI; } Dun
nam nam Mass; Hasson, Pa; n Pulliam. va: ID A
WILLIAMSON, Nj Mr. aud Mrs Hodgson, Miss Tel.
fair, Mrs wallb1ry, Ga.
NORWOOD hOUSE.--R snowden. r Bur.
bridge, Va; X Dobbins, Pa; A 8 Jobnson, ~
Col Hsrdee, yafdeIla CS Nv
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ATTIC GARDENS The New York Evening Post
has been entertaining it's readers with a hong
elaborate dissertation on the proprety of turning
the upper stories Of dwellings into banging gar
dens- 1t states that as glass roofs but little
dearer than the other kinds, every upper story
might, without much expense, be turned into a
hethouse, where all the vegetable luxuries Of the
8. ason could be produced, without the least as
slsiance-in the way Of wedding, pruning, or
ta,Hntns onf-from the boys Of the neig b hood
Ihe idea is to cover the garrett floor with concrete
below.
IL The wife Of cotton broker at Nj ontgomery,
Ala, received and opened dispatch in the alb.
sencs Of her husband Ii ran:
Your darling-sick-Saint Nicholas-send
Sl,CoO-true love-only-Mary-New York, Sept,
Jealous rawlings and fainting fits employed the
wife till her husbands return, when, curbing her
feelings, she handed him the missive She was
eomforted by an explanation from his cypher
book Of the contents of the dispatch.
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WASHINGTON (Nsw YoRK) MARKEf Mxu-A
Few market men, who have fondness FOR figures.
keep books Of their busin ness In true mer.
cnan' rye, put by lar the greater portion look
upon this as mere tomfooiery The way thea
settle their accounts 10 certainly very prac-
ucal and sensible. After business hours one part
ne, counts out the whole amount Of cash In the
Yer Tue hands are all paid, and matters are thus
squared between them until the next day when a
IKE method Is pursued. There are stands where
.ns system Is carried on, whose business amount
to seventy five and hundred thousand doiis,. =
wear f3is
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The right is reserved or ordering a greater or lea.
sn,,htity Of each And every kind contacted for in
such quantities as the public service NAV ro MIA
Len Class wi be considered separately and be
onsr LOT one or more of the olasses IN the same
ny proposals Will be considered unIess sceomps-
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Inspection, count. weight, and mearurcInent OF ths
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Samples Of al the paper resuir Cd may be .esn Al.
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FROM NAILED GRAIN, beng superior and unIform
IN suality. and highly impIoxed by age, preferred
larry recommended by the best physicians and
ohemiSts as possessing all the requirements Of .
Irre ToHtc Refrigerator and Remedial Aren't,
The Schuylk Water of Philadelphis, used in
the DIS lllation Of this Whisky. is proved By snay
States and 10 this may, in great degree b At
tributed the excellence of this w hisky.
For saleby FREEMAN SIMPSON.
Phenix Distlllsry,
On the Schuylkuli river, Phi adelphia
Omoes-96 WAL street, New York; 1o9 South
And can be had in WASHINGTON of samuel Bacon
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