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An aperient and stomachc ~ IRON nrAea
and Carbon BY combustion In Hydrogen eanc-
noned by the highest Me ica Authorities both In Europe
an the United States and prescribed In their practice
The experience Of thousands daily proves that no pre
the blood, depression vital energy pale and oherwise
compiexions Indicate Its necessity in almost every
Innoxousin ali maads h which II has been tried II has
proved absolutely curative h each Of the following CON-
IN Debility, Nercoxs affections, Eaaac;atioa. DIN
gepsfo, Constipation, Dio1rA<ea, Dysentyy Kncipiens
e0nsn'apfion Scrofuloas IaLeycuiosis, SRI RIesm,
Ms,neast,uation H1ises, Coyos;s, Lirsr CoaDiainfs
C,onic Heaiuc1es Matchmaker, Inferm;ttenf Eys,s
q Geae,a i,y, whether the rc.u,. Of acute
disease or OF the continued dminnion nervous and
muscular energy from chronic complaints one trial OF this
restorative has proved successful 70 extent which no
description nor written atteatien would render credible
Invalids 20 long bed ridden become soreotien IN
their own neghborhoods have suddenly In the
busy world as Just returned from protracted travel In
distant and Some very gnal instances or this kind are
atested Of female sufferers emacated victims Of apparent
marasmus sanguneous exhaustion critical changes and
snat complication Of nervous and dypepc aversion 10 dir
and exercise for which the physician has no name.
Ia Nroas Elections o. al kinds, and for reasons a.
ar 70 medical men, the operation Of this preparation Of
IRON must be sanitary for unlike the old oxides
Is vigorously tonc without being exciting and oyerlat
ing and gently regularly aperen In the most Oh
puTgmtlve, or inficting disaPreeabie sensation Az
this latter property among Others which makes Il
upon which appears 10 exert distinct ma snseia
action BY dspersng the local tendency which
IN Dyxpe*R tnnnmerable its causes sinele boz
o. these Pills han often sced for he n,st NJ
oituai cases, including the attendant C0sfirenf.s
I'm unchecked Didsrhsa even when advanced a D..~.
ne Xxx esess sm..ins and aprarntiy
local pains, loss Of flesh and strength debistpR
and renitten hectic which generally indicate n
Of friends and phydcians In several very gratifying and
Interesting instances
Than the GOOD a he most eannr ~
0e preparations Of IODINE without amy OF their we'll known
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Tn BOsoklsK1 (CAMrA1oH) ScM0. -Whel
singing, chAngcs bis p1umaEe, NJ y known =
lie rice-bird Of Georgia md IL CaFolinaG, ant
Inc reed-blrd u Maryland:
yvhcr 4 IN i the sunnv south.
~, rot Inc nv mellow etra;ns !.
/ .orr N freedom from nv mouth
wa.,,5 49,, .rn;a 80 d;n ~ rhains.
e. sh;aL ~ ,i;rE on--shink an
w. aha s,ae,,,~ T,rcoi,, r;ncoln Il
Il - ~ o,,r Pres;drnt
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=. go $50. . $50 #s
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IL II . common observation that there are
more sufferers from debility, among Americans than can
be found among any other civilized nation The reason Il
obvious We take too little exercise and forget the wants
Of the body in the absorbing pursuits Of business In all
such cases ordinary medicines do little good What ID
required is just such tonic and nvgoraor Dr. J. Hos
letter has given to the world in his CELEBRATED sBIT-
TIERS. The weak and denizen of the counting
house. the exhausted toer upon the shop board and the
Frustrated student Of the midnight lamp have found
wonderful regeneration in the BITTERs prefer to
more pretentous, but less efdcacious medicines But
should not be forgotten that the agent which is 70 magical
In It's nfuen upon frame which is merely debiltated
is equally powerful in assisting nature to expel the most
terrible forms Of disease Who will not give trialp
Sold BY druggists and dealers everywhere
HSee advertisement in another column.
iADQ-bD1m
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AYERS wv
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

tho most eflectual remedy which the medical
skin Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. Il il COM
bincd from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgafion Of this foul
disorder from the blood. and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure o.
not only scrofula, but also those other afFec-
tons which arise from it, such a. ERrprIvs
and SKIN DISEASES, ST.. ANrHoNY's FIRR.
RosE. or ERYsrrErAs. PNrLRs, PrsruLEs.
BLorcnEs, BLAINs and BORIS, Trxors, TrrrKR
and SALT RHEux, ScALD HEAD, Rrx6woRM.
RnHuMArIsN, SrrHrIrrIc and MERcURrAL DIS
RAISES, DaoPsr. DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM vI7rA-
TED on 1xrunH BIpoD. The popular belief
u, 2 inpurity Of the blood" Is founded in truth,
for scrofula is : degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
flla is to purify and rcgencratc this vital fluid,
without which sound health Is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
foa ALL THE PURPOSES or AFAnIlY PHYSic,

arc so composed that disease within the range u
their action can rarely withstand or evade them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse.
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. As consequence Of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain physical debility is astonishcd to End his
health or energy restored by . remedy Ut once 90
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named il
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates OF their and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Costire-
ness, Heartburn, Headache arising from disordryed
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam IN and Morbid
Inacsion Of the Borcls, F2atuiercy, Loss Of 4rpc-
tife. .Jaudiee, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
Of its functions Am.
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LSTrRns
PATENT.


Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ,
D., Nysieiaa Extraordinary to tie Queen.
This weil known medicine no imposition. but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Distractions,
from any cause Whatever and although powerful remedy
cca!ns nothing hurtul to the constitution To married
ladies' peculiarly suited. II will in short time bring
ON the monthly period with regularity.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Palm in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertiOn Papisation
the Heart HyEercs and Whites these pills win effect
cure when al other means have failed; and although
powerful remedy do not contain iron caloael anthony,
Or anything hurtfal TO the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each PACKAGE
which should be carefully preserved.
For fun particulars get pamphlet free Of the agent
- and postage sta'nps enclosed to any anther-
return mall JOB MOSES, Rochester, N "
Hentyul agent FIR ne United States
Sold In Burlington BY Squires Boss. u n Cav and
=" - aSks'A' oct12bpye0W.
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SAVE Youa HoRsEs.-"We take great pleasure IN rec
onmendng the Mexican Mustang Llnimcnt ~ valuable
and indispensable article for sprans Sores Scratches or
Galds on Horses Our have used for severe Burns
Bn ses Sores ssiT Joints and Rheumatic Palms. and ali
say u acts Ike magic. We uae no other Linlment
J. W. HEWITT,
Co.'s Express" = : =
Genslemen:I hada negro man worth d 800 Who took
cold from bod hurt and useless for over one year.
had used everything could hear OF without benefit until
tried the Mustang Lniment II has perfectly cured him.
and can now take the above price for him.
Respectfully yours, JAMES DORRANCE.
Every Planter Teamster and Family should have this n
valuable article. Sold BY al respectable dealers every
where. BARNES PARE Proprrtorr
tunel4wlm New York
Wios-wIos- Bachelors wig. and Toupses
surpass all. They areelerans light and durable Fitting
70 : chalm-no turning up bchind-no shrinking on The
the head; indeed this the only Rs.abhness where
hese things are properly understood and made,
ul5wly. 10 Bond str,ee Nev Yor&
HAIR DYE-HAla DSR-HAn DYR.-Wm. "A. Rufck
sAv's lair Dye-7zs Original and Best "a Ae World
All others limitations, and uhOula be avoided
you wish 70 escape rdicule.
Gay, Rsd Rssfy Hair dyed instantly 70 h<antifa
and natural brown black, Without he lea Injury y
hair skin.
Fyteea HefGls Gsd Dipl0ssas have besn awarded %
Wn A. Batchelor nce 1872 and over % 80 apcaaioas
have been made 70 The hair Of H. paaros = ~ famoaa
Dye.
Km. A. l1soAAlovs Rsir Dys psodaess color mot q
b diAingsihsd from nature. aud y wAnRAHsrp ma "a
njre In To lsass however long mag b continued. and
the III eects Il ~ dyes Fesdisd ~ hAr invgora1sd
or life by this splendid dye.
Made, ~ applied (n private soans) = ~ WI
FACTORY, IL Bond slFsst, New York.
Sold n ~ eities and towns VI NJ Unted saaaes b.
.rugrins and Dancy Goods Dea1ssa
~ Ths ganuins ~ tn nam anA adasss upen stee
plaas engraving On lOar idss q saeA Rox, Of
WILLIAM a. RATCMEI.OR.
jni3w1y. 10 Dcad areet. New Yssa.
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VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND

Increasing The quantity Of NE and vieor n every psr
~ sns syss sa.ss aasaFs 70 make nessls esss a.
y b thas has n very sAsss ss q g. thsy cure coda
coughs, rhsn1nata. naaaisncs, pains 4 ~ ssenAnA
chonc and nervous disorders m III tAelr lna Do hrF
enpessef exce0snce m aec1lnns u ~ acgna<A n -
nas cs1lslnes I'D ~ mnninEs " sn1seA1sd ycnth-
Ies ~ " nf. ". y, MOg1AI, psVpeeteg, - bpaas
WY, New vcsk, Ana W ~ Druggists novfhply.
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New York, June IA.
FLOUR-Receipts 1921 bills N arket ettled and ca
Ser eaes 970O bbls at &5 0h5 10 for super state 10
a. % extra do s5 zoos 10 super western S5 l05 50
to good extra r. IT, o. Canadian -four without striking
change. Sales G2O bbls at Is 2OD7 80.
RYE FLOUR-Steady At IS 6014 90.
WHEAT-Recopts 70, $50 bush. Market heavy and
lower Sales 90 bush at u p for very choice Chicago
spring; 81 24{0 % MIL Club; 81 IS winter red western:
81 50 for prime white Canadian.
RYE-Steady. Sales n, 600 bush 1t So.
BARLEY-Dnll and nominal
CORN-Receipts 81 400 bush, market heavy and lower
with larger receipts Sales 600 bush at unsound
6oG6 sound mixed WESTERN closing At 65 the latter
OATS-Qaiet At $50 for western state and Canadian
old mess elsl2O1S50 new; Sic 50 old prince 3l3 62@
10 Is new.
BEEF-Qniet Sales $50 bbls.
CUT MEATS-Dull, Sales u pkgs. at previous rates.
LARD-Frm. Sales $50 bbs at 1lsG11}.
BUTTER-In fair request at 10G1lC for Ohio lln2O
for State.
CHEESE-Steady at 70l1O}.
WHIsKEY-Firmer. Sales $50 bills at 2l:l2e.
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BaoNzE Doors FOR THE CArlroL.-The cclc-
brated bronze doors, modelled bv Rogers for the
national capitol, and cast in Munich, have ar
rived in New York. They have cost some
$4,000, and have excited general admiration
abroad
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MT. Pleasant News.

Daniel Fanshaw, the long time printer to the
Bible society, must have been man after the
Rev. George Trask's own heart His will, just
admitted 20 probate, leaves his son valuable
legacy provided he abstains from the use Of to-
baccO; but if he ever does take to the weed, his
possession passes from him and must be devoted
to building home for superannuated but sober
printers.
The GREAT EAsrERN.-The long talked Of visit
OF this great ship to America is actually at hand
She sails Thursday, OATH and may not unreason-
ably be expected in sight Of our shores, on the
23d of this month";
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$500 REV ARD!

Strayed stolen, about IL days ago. from the farm Of
Chr Leslie on the North Plank Road mile this side
q Flint Bridge one yellow bay horse about 10 years Old
three white feet white spot the forehead between
10 and II hands high The above reward will be paid to
any person who will give sufficient information to enable
me 70 recover the horse. CHRISTIAN LESLIE.
junel2-bp1t<
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VIII uuftlDp 0uu mas GeCDm
Medicine known and ap-
used II, and Il now
dence in all the diseases
lmended.
within the Last two years
hopes of relief, A. the
certificates IN my pos
7 e desc 4 LIST be
/ nent Of the Individual
. such quantities as to net
Let the dictates Of
you In the use or Vie
RAfOR, and II will
rLAIxTs, BtLLiors Ar
CHRONIC DIAkRHoEA.
DYsRNrERY, DRoPsr,
CosrivESgss, CRoLIc.
Ina IsrAxrun, ,FLArr.
MALE WEAKNESSES. and
, las an ORDINARY FAMILY
: SICK HEApAcHE, (aa thou
trwKxTr MINUTES, ~ Two
ARE rAKxN - commence
ALL WHO Use n Ace
Ms favor.
"a "a Ea~s<,a~uf,.~ n
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SAPoNIFIER, I.
Or. Concentrated Potash.

Moro than DSsa1s ~ S&sHotA ~ Os6saMsy fOtsss.
For UAkin9 eOAp Wkh0uo he WITH ksSe tFuele and %
tgCing expense. The cheapex article dsruyere er
she pnrpcss One pound win make twelve fifteen rnl-
Ions good IN scAp u nine pounds Hard Soap Prnt-
- sill nnd Superior astcis sur clsaanG ypa Il y
Breken In aaau lamps and put 70 u l. q md II.
eanA S NsF4 49,
ManuArsnred 4 The CAaImge CAenscaa wssSx -.
Ign. md spad " E.k d RKER Co 80
tenMgly. 16t Esasi SfreskM u
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g ANFO RD' 8 LIV Err
NJ INvIGO RArOR.
Neper De6iliksrfsH.

1T ID COMFOCNOkO entire
IN established fAcf, D STAN
proved by all that havel
resorted 70 with conf
for which Il IL recom-l
II has cured thousands
who had given UP ALI
n u m er Gus unsolici ed
session show.
s.dapted 70 the tempera-
taking Il, and used In
gently on the bowels.
your judgment guide
LIVER IN Woo
cures LIvRR Coz
TAG Ks, DYSPEPSIA n
SUAMER COMPLAINTS,
SouR STOMACH, HABfruaLI
CHoLERA MokBUs, CHoIR-|
LEScK, JArNDIcx, FR-l
may be used successfully
MEDICINE. II will cure
sands can TESTIFY mi
ON THREn TnAsroON9FULs1
pent Of attack.
GIVING their testimony inl
. 4
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cornell BLUFFS, June 9th, 1860

ps.r H.wkErE:-The great Mormon Con-
.repce which met here on June lst, adjourned
,st Sunday to meet in De Kalb county, Ill,
.e,t October. Young Joe did not make his APP
ssrsnce, for the reason, We suppose, that he is
pt well enough posted yet in the tomfooleries Of
b. faith to make respectable prophet. A re-
et was in circulation Sunday morning that a
rre number of believers were to be baptized in
r Elk, above town, in the afternoon, and we
spr planning to turn out in mass and see the
ceremony, bat the report was hoax. Not a
bafaH Baptism crowned the labors of the de-
lpai apostles, and the throng of backsliders
ni iaeipient Saints scattered away over the
cEe no better of, fear, than when they came
|gether, but with glorious prospects of "a good
DC coming" looming up before them like an
srs forest in a mirage. Brother Guriey and
rOthpr Briggs had preached themselves hoarse,
nj thrown OFF balderdash enough to last the
Lhfu several months, no doubt, and to awake
keen sense Of the ridiculous among the Gen.
Vs. These apostles read the Bible and the
ok Of Mormon and mix things" in proper
ras to suit themselves, and more scnseless
rsngemeutof fragmentary ideas and indiscrim-
le butehery Of the Queens English it would
hard to fnd. Some Of my readers will laugh
bhen they learn that Calvin Beebe and James
r'Ou, Of this city, have been duly appointed to
bok after the Saints during the absence Of the
pOsles. .
A tremendous storm Of wind, rain and hail,
Peps over here last Tuesday afternoon. 1t came
pm the West. and, after giving Omaha rough
lzte, crossed the Muddy and scared the Bluff.
little but did us no serious damage. In
country south west of here, the hail storm
Perfectly TERRIFIC, breaking the windward
htow out by wholesale and moving the corn
sha, close TO the ground. Most of the
N will come again, but considerable of the
hsa was so far advanced that it is complete
ruined Mr.. W A. Edwards, one of our best
fners, lost 60 acres that was heading out
Bellevue the storm did some unroofing and
her damage have heard Of no lives being
bs in this region.
The Democracy over here are awaiting the re-
" Of the Baltimore Convention with fear and
tnb'iHg. Most of them want Douglas.
ihe Republicans are rallying for the biggest
Fiyet and are earnest and sanguine. We
large meeting at our head quarters last
taaesday evening. We will almost redeem
ttaEattamie this campaign.
cnrvrtt Prrrv
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Az OascuRE PARrisAs.-The Official organ o
Buchanan, the Washington Consultation, does
not like the nomination Of the Republican,. 1t
says that Lincoln = il mere obscure partisan.
utterly unknown In the higher annals Of Ameri-
can politica." II Mr.. Buchanana Administers
ton il sample Of what ID to be expected from
car didates who are known Tin the higher an
mails Of American politics. may the country for
ever be saved from any moro Of them. NJ. Lin
coin may be AN obscure partisan, in not being
initiated and involved in the qusgmire Of cor.
ruptiou which 10 making NJ. Buchanan's career
infamous, but We think Il - one Of tho greatest
compliments that can BE- paid him, that Be i mot
thus known in the higher annals,s and Il d one
Of tho sts0ngess arguuaeuAs in favor Of his elec-
tion, that be coes from u people, ftesh, honest
and uncontaminatcd. The times demand lus1
such President Il Harrisburg "a Telegraph.
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IAN, rsvvnship Republican CluN.
-. vill be "a Meeting Of the Republicans
4 p.uville Township At Danville Centre
~ s.r,d,v next, the Esd inst, at o'clock
y Soesscrs from Burlington will be present
a.-es. the meeting. Turn out and hear
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BIBLE SocIETr DEP0siroRr.-At the store OF Mr. W
w. Harper. Jefferson street, Burlington where English,
German, Swedish and welch Bibles and Testamens may
always be found at one price. move
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iM FoEI0Rx HorE or THE DExoCRAcY.-The
'c'hem democratic organs are always more frank
II Exposing their policy than those of the North,
DO they can afford TO be. They now pretty gen.
ally give up the hope of the election of DEM
''ue president by the people, and their avow-
Poes I 10 defeat an election by the republic
= ana throw the election into the House OF
N*h'at,ses. With this design they will pat
~ we beil.Everett movement, in the hope
may take one or two free states from the
.."eahs The Charleston Mercury proposes
.sns democrats shall run two candidates, one
@s oouth and another at the North, and argues
y, so'Ty o. the expedient in this way
D :ss as the democratic party is on princi.
= iaced IN the North and the South to run
aaMate, there must be weakness and defcc-
:" w or tue other sections of the Union
W. aaneients Of squatter soereignty have their
.nt tae democratic party Of the southern
49,. ny stand by passiveiy and consent to be
N - me same thing may happen in the North
So. .:os'h-sest, should the South succeed in
~ as iheIr principles, as regards our terrific
~. ~ 'ae presidential election. But If the
"a democrats shall nominate and support
~ vac upholds their policy-and the north
"NstSiH NcIuUCIulS GudIl uoHuAutS
NJ pport candidate who supports their her.
~ ...i clear that the heaviest democratic
~ oe ess.-since both wings Of the party
-, pspn their principles and their policy. II
ts.,.. /" The republicans are defeated, that the
h,,s. y y al probability, win be cast into the
n m representatives, where the three high.
~ n: = atject TO choice. We firmly believe
Nm, =. :, Ne only possible way the republican
oe beaten and the democratic party
- " y NE nexs presidential election"
kooh la:Sstcury proceeds TO show that a. the
ts a., y. J. nave an advantage in the House from
hd IN. mat the states are equal in an election,
|,ar.,.. one vote, in the present position o.
ssE...M mat body the South can bring such
$50 go 70 bear a. will secure the election 81
son;. en! o. her choice, and thus control the
bur Sas for another four years. The 4ef
Ne c. 80 not seem 70 suspect that this plan o.
\. sa. Palga will defeat isself. III understood
Mn sss4 people better it would see that they
d, !. 49, vote, with their eyes open, in such I
h IL nv mrov the election into Congress, there
ssdd ICED by corrupt bargain and sale. Tbey
ssu.d ,peet 70 find an administration thu
a. l.. noaf grossly corrupt and mercenary
Nm. !. yet existed. No, fthe game Of the dem
", IN = throw the election into the house
ss.s y. .ad tAas tie free staass win NEST II b,
neaest Oh Absr by ! sweeping major
1EAeM ReeQbl1caa.
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT Of Dr. Sanfords Liver Invigoratol
and Cathartic Pills in another column. octl3ly.
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A PLEA FOR INNocEScE.-Mr. Wigfall objects
to the admission Of Kansas into the Union on
account fits bad moral character He saws
that he is unwilling that ''Texas should associ-
ate with such State" We must say this is an
objection worth considering. IfMr. Wigfall can
show that the morality of Kansas is at 50 low an
cbb that Texas would be corrupted by merely re-
naming in the same federation with her, Kansas
ought to be kept ont Mt any cost The purity Of
such an innocent as Texas must be preserved
from contamination, particularly as, by all ac-
counts, it is daily making hopeful progress. 1t
was only last week that we recorded the crafty
ing fact that a Texan clergyman was astonish-
ing region which profits by his ministrations
by leaving off profane language, and beginning
to read the Scriptures quite iluently.' There is
no knowing how many other clergymen this gem
tleman's example may influence; and in the pro-
cess of time, if the State be kept out of bad COM
pany, every minister in it may come to eschew
bad language, and read the gospels and epistles
off-hand, without spelling.
To regard 80 good work. for the purpose o,
introducing two Republicans into the Senator
would be in the highest degree improper. Tex
as has already suffered severely from Yankee im-
migration, such as has peopled Kansas. The aus
tere settlers from Mississippi, Alabama, LOUISE
| ana, and other Southern States have been shock
ed and scandaiized by the freedom and license
Of New England manners. Pious and God fear
ing Mississippians are inundated and disguised
by the profai,c language, the fierce passions, and
| the ready use Of the revolver, ON the part of
their neighbofs from Connecticut aud Massachu-
setts, and have retired in great numbers to the
quiet and security Of their old homes. Under
these circumstances, Mr.. WigfalPs protest is not
unnatural We believe he has himself had his
feelings hurt and his fears aroused ON more than
one occasion by the brutal and boisterous bully
Ing Of NJ. Seward and other Republican Sena-
tors Of the same school. A sensitive, scholarly
man, Of studious habits, retiring and fastidious
temperament, such Is Mr.. Wigfall Is known TO
he, can hardly be blamed Cor dreading fresh
influx Of swaggering, disappearing, drinking,
cock fighting Yankees into the body which he
adOrna-fN Y. TimeS
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l00 900 SHAVED SHINGLES

The subscriber offers for SALE the vacant lot opposite
the McCntche0n House, Columbia street. 100 ono supe
or Shngles better article be in this
market Price 80 cents per NJ less than any body else
inquire 1t the McCutcheon House.
june15-w3mA r, CREED