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EAGLE Cotton Gins.

NO. Front Row, Memphis, tennessee. -
Us. PrcErT has charge of the Correspondence
and Financial Department. r r-e-ff - -
CAPT. WoKNELEY attends to the Cotton sales--has
had fifteen years experience in this department
EDWARD sHEEoos the Merchandise Dep1rznent.l
~ We keep a large and complete stock on 6rcoe
mes and Plantation Supplies, which we seH low for
Cash, or on the usual time to our Planter friends ,
Our charge for selling Cotton Is IS cents per bale
All produce sent to us IL insured unless otherwise
instructed We promise faithfulness and prompt
ness to all business We refer you TO our frfends-
Hon. J. N. Howry, w. s. Nelson, Eco, Tbos. \.
Wendell, ESQ, ID, W. Jones, ESQ, Jss n. sheegog,
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whats in a Names

THERE Is a company Of Bellies in Nashville,
who call themselves Bell Grays.r We predict
that sfter November 9Th they viii be blue
The '-tinklersu in Nashville are evidently
seeking to make up in names what they lack in
numbers We notice in the Patriot call for .
meeting Of the BEL Highlanders" Those,
doubtless, arc the ''Shanghais" Of the party.
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Tvs late Black Republican Legislature Of New
York was reoklessly corrupt and venal The
New York 7ri6Ens does mot believe it is posi-
Die that another body 50 reckless not merely Of
right but Of decency,--not merely corrupt but
shameless, win be assembled in our halls Of leg.
islation in the next ten years" When Greeley
says that Of his friends, they must be in bad
Odor, decidedly. FL
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ABD-EL-KADERl when in Paris, expressed his
admiration of the pions devotedness ofthe Sisters
of Charity. "Lct the day ever come" he said
"when those servants Of Christ and humanity
shall be exposed to any danger Twin protect
and defend them even at the utmost personal
risk" Not long ago he fulfilled this vow by res
cuing at great peril, anumber of Sisters of Char
ity, whose lives were endangered during the mas.
sacres in Syria. -r. r..,.-. ...-..-g
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Mss WARSEk, Of Brooklyn, n Y, suthOress
Of 'The Wide. Wide World, " has recently pur-
chased Warmers Island, between West Point
and Cold Spring. on Hudson River, paying
s11,OO0 for t. Her family reside there now
The time has gore ny when authors are to be
found occupying ya7rets. and living on crusts
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The Prince Of wales.

THE journey Of the Prince Of Wales through
the Canadas does not seem an ovation, after all
There has been an outbresk at Montreal. and
two Frenehmen have been put under bonds Of
$4,000 each to keep the peace during the
Princes visit. lis Royal Highness viii be
r..sr,llsi With ilille ,isilanre
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jas ]. Brady. he nominee Of the Breckin-
ridge Democrats fer Governor Of New York, has
signifed his acceptance Of the nomination. on
condition that he be allowed to withdraw Il the
Democracy Is united
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A PasUuinade.

v A PasQuinade.
~ find e bIloy g in onsiderate paragraph
in 4 editotal col ns Of the vicksburg Wzig
-xteFe, m the aaly dignifed tenor of that
pap6fs cdu1se, we Skpuld not have expected to
g- The 6ubernxtorial Office and the Attor.
ney Gene-alship of Mississippi have been on
the stump for Breckenridge and Lane for some
time and the last mail brings US intellgenes that
the Mississippi University, m The person or Pro
fessor Congressman hucius Quintus Cincinnatns
Julius Caesar Augustus Adolphus Lamar, has al
so started out on a stunning tour, TO jeadh the
people the beauties of Secessionism-
.-.-we si1alf mon enter uponxn argumcuff1pFsxs-
that Governor, An Attorney Gensr&b Or Mem
Der Of Congress, may, without violating any Sf
the propristies of bis position, seek " ealisht
en- his fellow citizens by publicly discussing be-
fore them the political quesdonsof the day. We
have no idea. that the. Wig win disPste that
prop osition. ...-. =, - ~. -,f...,-. -,
1t seems to us that the name OF the University
of Mississippi has been very needlcssly employed
by the Whig in the preparation Of its political
lampoon. Such proceeding can do no party
any good, and can have no ether eject than that
Of exciting an unfounded partisan prejudice
against great public institution of learning,
whose interests are identified with those of all
classes OF our citizens. We trust, and believe
that nothing Of this sort was intended by the
Whig; but good intentions do not always pre-
vent though tess acts from leading to injurious
results. ~ ~ saa' = a- a-
Mr.. Lamar who is so uncourteously alluded
to in the foregoing squib, does not take the
stump as Professor of the University, but as
the Member Of Congress from this District To
his acceptance of the chair in the University that
was rendered to him, he annexed-very proper
ly, as We thnk--the condition that he should
neither be requircdt to vaeatc his seat in Congress
before the expiration Of the term for which he
was elected nor to forego his purpose, previous.
ly formed and expressed, of canyassing his Dis.
trict during the summer months. 80 much, we
suppose he felt to be due to his constituents and
what he considers due to tlIem We doubt not, he
will do, regardless of such structures. as those
which have called forth these remarks Y -
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COLLEGE MIL loo' a0.is''
FEMALE SEMINARY

VIE neHt sessiOa Of dis fOarishiug 1ns5kat,oa
II IN commence On he FIRST 2DND~fM
September. Il Is located u hcaltlsy aua &C.,,
neighborbood, 2 miles kerth e Oxford. and near
the AissisSpPi Central Railroad For parti,za,rs
address W. r PINK PriaeipuL
aug zslsW2 College HiI. Ms,
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The modern Sampson, Dr. Winship, of Boston
has recently astonished the public by lifting a
dead weight of eleven hundred and sixty pounds.
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no BrcttannIkos Aster.

A barge Greek paper. with the above title, has
reocHtly made its appearance IN London.
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|, g;recklnridge VS.. Douglas.

Douglas and Breckenridge are a long way apart up.
on ttetnrritoral issue. We Place in iuSiaposion ex-
tracts from Douglas frecport speech and Dreckin'
ridges Frankfort speech OF December last They
need no comment:
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PSI shall certainly sshOw the money"
as soon as get il, to all my friends and
neighbors, and let them know that you sent
it to me A. b. '
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N - ''''' Z
A1r4 d the pad ans of ii small gid
arelin To habit of erting It's he WIS be
unaofm4us clpne of&he Fonve Ion. bywhick
he Mas toniqated- sork Of M more cpnr
scientious of them, however, VII not hazard
SO broad statement, but content themselves
with the averment that be was nominated by
delegates representing two-thirds of the cleo
toral college, Every man in the country,
who has exapissdSthc record Of the pro-
ceedmgs of the sham Convention which at
tempted to foist Mr.. Douglas upon the Dem
ocratic party, knows that the great pigmy
was not nominated BY two-thirds of the cleo
toral votes, and that he was not the unani-
mous choice of the socalled Convention that
placed him before the country as candi-
date. But, as a last resort, it is commended
that Douglas was the Irregular nominee Of
the party. Upon that point, Mr.. Douglas
himself may be regarded as pretty good au-
thoriiy, and We invite the attention of our
readers TO the following remarks Of his \,
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National Democratic Platform.

Retor VI II f1orlesfor Jg a myority Of The Comma
L.. md y..aainoesLg aaopiedat BaLtimOre.
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GmrppGtfcbeS Sa6rt6tcn.
Gd1pci;.

Bern, %. Sft, Oo5 9tel ultat Der 0a6leu
fir ben N~ationalrdtb lit geltern gum SrtumpG
Der pur6 Serrn Stdmpflt reprdienttrten Natip=
ualz9plitit alS9efallen. Die SppUtttpn8partei
bat bic Majpritdt iiber pa8 @puSernement er-
balten.
Der Sunbe8ratb fat bette in elmer gpte auf
bic 8prOerun9en pes fran3GllGen @puoeruemeuta,
in Setref Der an9eblt4en Snlulttrut9 Der fran>
3Glti9en 8la99e 5t Sipna, 9eantpprtet.
Der 8rnpeSratb bat partn bemertlt9 9entadt,
paB Dor Der Nnnerattpn BON SaDuYet unp Nt33a
fem S9tff, wel9es cine aaSldnptlAe Sla9Be auf=
ge3c9en, jentals an pen S6wet3er @etapen an-
gee9t babe unp bebauptet bic 1T elmer frlberen
Depel6e in 8e3ug ouf tnternatipnale 8eleiots
gunsen aufgeteQten @runp labe.
Die @a9len fit bic ne1e SunpeSsG er1amnt<
lung b~e9innen bette. @S miro e%r1partet, DAP
bic 9iberalcn iberoG, nit AuSnabme bes Gane
TONS @aapt, cine Maiprttdt erbalten werpen.
Die ne1te 8unpeS- Ser 1ammlun9 wirb in Der er-
fen @p6e peS Oe3ember6 au1 ammentreten unp
our N6abl be8 neren 8unpesz0 p%upernements
iAretten,
Man ertpartet, baB Der WarqutS be Girspt in
-etpa IA 3asen auf Ietnen 9pfet, ais @elanpter
pom 5ranfret6, na6 8ern 8uridfebren werpe,
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SDntincDen, Sic etnem SeSem befnnut
feiu 1pllteu.

Sine Metnung unD Der 0runb berlelben.
W. Mnlpltn, Gin frnn5Gl1Aer 81 1t, 1pl bic pa~
ttentet, ipelde iid tbn anSertrautem nit IOl6en
Wepltalnenten betm9eludt baben, baB ipenn zines
letner SPter ntGt na9 fur5er Belt lb nit S9apber
Don lgrt appanote' or nit Se9etlterung au8rief {:
."J4 re6ne eS mir CUR @bre an Gle III bebanbeln.
= Ste Derpt N franf 3u 1einH. Oa5 Sell
S9ltem pes prOf, 90lptpn9, belIen 9tuf in Der aan>
gen Welt feltltebt iteDt NIT btelem Mebt3tns Ra1ttn
I'M lhGnlten WtberI prua. 0n6elbe 3Gblt nur 3pet
prapar1te, bod entbalten b%te1elben SAubmittel ae-
gen falt ate llebeI. SD }. .. fibren mir nur bic
QStrflantfeit letner 9taer 9egen alinta>6teter an,
etre Hrantbeit, bic ltd felt mebrereu Sabren in
tntnter acknowledgement @rabe 0e5et9t BAT. Nament>
ltA I'M 9erbite 3et9t l6 biele Aranfbett a~lentbal>
ben 1no btetet ber Stunt Der beiten aerste GrOb.
Der lfltn1mlte Inn anp bel bte1e Ter &rantbeit 1T Der,
Dap re tebe 9b1tt8tett bemmt unb omar in Der Sab
re85ett, no &b1tt9fett am nGtbt9iten 1T, unb Uben>
pretn nod ben Orunb gu mtan6en anbern Rranfbet>
ten le9t. Sin Wittel alto, ipeldeS bielem 1ebel
entI9iecen abbtlft muB benz QanbbewDbner uu1dGB>
bar letn. 6reunbe, anf beren 3uSerlGbtefeit mir
bauen pIrfett, la9en urS, paB 9Daoipa9'S 9ilen Elm
iOl6sS Mtttel inb. Sn ben NetSfelbern unb auf
ben Baumpplen planta9en beS Sitbens baben ie
@unber ~eepirft, an ben rferu bes Obip unb i'm
9rUBen MtlrlIppt<Gbalc ltnb lte 9leiG1am ais 53all-
berntittel betannt rnp in ben Sitnpfen BON gputs
lana, ME an ben utgeiunpen nfern bt8 Neb Nt>
3er'6 1no IN Gera8, fennt le Elm Sober. 3a6Qpie
Sdaaren SUn Wdnnsr,t unb 6rauen, bic lpnlt tbr
Setl IN gbtnin seiu6t, fGdten ld jest einfa6 gu
5olOna9'6 ptaen, ipenn ba5 Steber Ie ersreift
lno llrto ge~rettet, pb9letA bie1e 9tQen nlr eine
pfan3en>@ pinpDlittpn llnb.
gtr tbetlen biele 6Gatia4en nit, neil le MIDI
tg llnb.
Us llno in Der leBten 3ett ale meDi8tntI6en @r>
T%npun9en 10 iebr 9elpbt pprben, baB e5 3eit mirb
9el1au 81 Prttfen ebe man anempfeblt. Wir BADEN
Or. SOllppa9S @nnpfeblun98<S 6retben eenau ae>
prllTt lnb lnterl6retben nun germ mas baS babe
europa tbm al9 unbeltritte1 3u9eltebt rnp empfeb.
len u~nleren 9eiern lftne Webi3tn.
(~9tpDl4) (g)alpeltpn rIerns Neip8".)
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Tlidtiae @flapen:Han.

G9tco8U, 10, Np1. NaGDem ber 9. ct.
WnrlAaa beute cine Ne9erlfla9in aus Ne6rasea
a~rrsttrt batte, rptteten lt4 Die bteltgen gleaer at=
Iammen.
sic bepirtteu, Dap bic Ger9altete Der 9pliaei
ilber9eben pltrpe, bic le Damn in Der NrmprY urt=
tfrbra6te, IN perem 9dbe nun g1eeer in errpBer
Ntfre9un9 betlarnmen ltnp.
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STIR @etbnnC6tcn!

ST. 6ol9e @ttrt9tun9 Der 3 @ta9en lber meinent Qabsn fir ggbc-
lei0le@Gel40ft bin Id int Stanbe. neinen r~etdbboltioeu Worrotb npr
8aeren better gu .ntfaIten. &iecerpertauier fSnnssN isst nit aqcr
NtuBe ibre AIswabl treften. Obne bonn @etail- @si6Sft ~besintrad-
t9t gu iein. Greu meinem 9rincsp, 10 biujo mic iraenb Elm Sans
Der Statt gu perfauten, bite i6 nm soblretdbet 8eiud. @cI6e,
Die ASatrS" peranitalten, erbaltei 8aGr.n gu 8bplei ale prelen.
9ep. y. Steinb06,
Supporter & Sobberit
Iaucp gppSs, Cons, gtptpn8, 8aStet8, 9arfuuterp &c.
70 g8. Sattincreitr, nabe SripOlet8 @lsp
Sep6-QS .Trmple Of (oncn"
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Som Stoat setsGsGppt.

Sad1pm, Mt0, 10. glosbr Der @Ouper>
neltr bat Die @eleb9e6un9 auf ben 26. b. ein6e,
rufe1, bamtt le l6 iiber bic n~Gt6t9en S9ritte
CUR Wabrun9 Der NeGte beS Staates ni6t CUR
Se3eIIipn berdtbe.
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Sos @obIre,,ttot in @iroiui,u.

8t&mpnp, Ga., 10, glou, Die @abGbe-
rthte BON ptel tent Staate, pbppbl nod ntft ppl>
fanot9, seni9en bod, INN Su 5et9en, paB Sredin=
ridge ben Staat bat, Seine Ntajpritat miro
trabr16einlt6 niGt nett unter 1000 fem.
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Mls Sflapenid1iff cpnffs,irt.

9btlabeIp9ta, 13. glop, Der SGpnel
0m, g., Gpe5pell purpe beute bier nit Sel6loa
bele9t, neil er perpaftis III, gum Stlaoenbaupe
beftmmt 9ere(en 3u fem.
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SarzScritctaeruuo.
SdltimDre Mekner~N erein Nlrn-

ONF1EINVII WVVPYtI|StEEIN wv l.
Die limnttden Wttt9leber limb Su etuer @trIantmIuus am nSds
item Nttttppd sbene Z Ubr in 2ouiS N5eber'8 2otol, Maribs Dta,ft,
%ein9etaoen, III tbrer Serein8tlciouu9 gu er6euen; su 0Ietber 3eit
Wtro Die Bar ceritrtten ST. Gem 9ol am q. rs. in Stem. QfernSD.
bort einfnben. ~
SMpTtWi SbpnbDr 0eHr,our eofr
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Wpn Wem:Mericp.

Snbepenbence, Nc, 10. glop. Die
Yplt BON Nep<Ntericp 1T an9efpmmen; le mel
bet, paB Gapt. Mc2ane in etnem @efedt NIT n
Napatpz Snptanern 9etSbtet purpe.
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SDtel<Wdarcn=SepOt

gStr loeen Wieoerreltiufer frerubli6 Elm, unier ret6balti9eS
anctement BON Spiel @aaren in Gu9 ,ni8etn gu nebusn. Samlt.
ltbe &iut6ufc murben burd, einen GbeIbaber unlerer Sirma in ben
bi1t9ften 6abriten @urppa'S eematt, poSul4 MIR in ben Stans
9eest limb, benz 8dufer bic neuciten @e9enitanoe %ansubicten unb
gu ben nie6ri9fen Rreien %atsu9eteu.
S1werbtmaun 4 Co.,
9pp5 Int &p. Il Q NRrb- Spwarbfr.
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Sele9rnpbti6e Ncabrtbteu.
8eri@tet fir BEN v8alttmpre Be6er."
Nufmnft Scs Onmpfers
yGa B a."
2ettss aus europa.
Gnelamo fir Sictor emanuel unb 81

~" W.
2ettss aus europa.
Gmelamo fir Oictor emanuel inb CD
rtba1ot+ Sie Gapttmldtion Ga
pma'S beitGtt9t. Gneretfder
Nn9rif auf Gaeta be-
1orfte1enb.
6altfar, IS. Soy, Die Canada lit BON
liverpool NIT Nadrtdten Bis gum 3. B. a~uaefpnt=
men.
Der 0anberbtlt fam bra1tBen am 3, an.
9prp Gltfell, Der en9ltlfe Niinilter pes Nlt8=
wdrtieer, bat unterm 81. Sttpber cine OepelAe
an ben enel. Minilter IN Surin gert6tet, ipsrir
CT e5 aufs entl6tebenlt e auslprtGt, baB bas Gplf
Salps Stalten5 Elm ge6t Bate, lf6 BON ben gpur=
bpns at befreten unb boB gtctpr emanuel Ne6t
tbut, tnbem er ben Siipz Stalienern tift.
Qprp 9tulell' 1a9t 1T letner Oepe16e petter nit
Wpblaefa(len blide bic &Dntgin bon England
ouf Elm gplf, bos l4 1etne Sretbett unp Selbt=
ltanbt9fett a%ufbaue.
Man 9laubte in YariS, paB ber Scatter Napp=
leon bic Gtnl6lieBln9 @aeta'5 BON Der Seelette
nrtr beSbalb 8t 0erbinpern 1lde, tint Dem &Dni9
6ran3 etnen Muspe9 CUR 6la6t 3a laien lrp fA
ielbit 70 bic Gerlegenbetten 51 erlparen, bic ibrt
aus elmer 0~efangenhabn1e pe8 enttbronten So
nt96 purh 9artbalot unp Stctor Gntanltel er=
waGlen ipitrpen.
IS befatist itA, poB @artbulpt am 1. 9lop,
etnen iie9reifen @n9rif anf Gapua mafte, pnS
ant anberen Sag capitultrte. Den tTni9l. nea=
%pulttan, Sruppen purpe sc tattet, am 8, 9lpps1a4
Nieberle9un9 Der Wafen NIT trie9eril6en Gbren
ab3u3ieben, aber na9 NeaPel, in bas Seer
Sictpr @mal1uelS.
gu G6ren Der capitalization Gapra's wrrbe
geapel pnter un9ebeurern, @ntbultaSrruS tllnmi=
ntrt.
Der Nn9rtf gtctor @manucl6 uno @aribal<
BITS atf 9aeta lOGte IN &ir3e Ifattfnpen. Sictor
emanuel bate berett5 ben 0arigltanp itberldrit@
ten.
Son Surtn aus miro eS In @brepe 9eltetlt,
poB Der IarDtntI4e 0pmtral ba5 8pmborpement
@aeta'S erlt b~eapnnen rno Damn e~ingeltellt babe,
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Sdr=Scrffeiaeruna.

Da8 Gpmie Der 8ider-GeeQi9oft bat beI9lpHen am na6fteu
0tttppt een IA. Wopemter Die Sid. unc SGentpirtbitoit
@arberpte uno @pniecttpner- Staub uibrsm Sale AMI %. ts. gu
lammen ;u oerlh9ern. etcbbaber imb e~in9etacen Wtttas8 8 llbr
r9 bel =. glnoner, @Ge GAP unb 6rcnttr. etnSuftnSen.
WtpOtWi OoS 6 pmite
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Sic %retSri6ter DON MarDlanb=
SnIfttut.
s q 6 nj
W0nofat,

prattSltt an ben bisi8sn Gert4ten, ipppbt in btsism Gtaate ,m
AUDI in &~9a9instpn,
aStai: 9rn, ", 6. gIeeicn'8 Office SO, 46 q. Galpertftr,
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II nterrtcbt int Ser cnolticben Sprncbe.

N4e Dteieni9en, mel@e fb etnenl, AM ui6ittu Opnnerfa9 2(b.nb
81! %er0ttnen6en, GURUS Der e~noliten Sprade anidIeBeu wpGen,
crude tb jig bis oabLn III metnem S4ul-eptale, Deere Gta8e Der
"S9n3er-Qaue" 81 9an0oerfr. Separat-@in9an9) meloen SIT
wo4en, lnerrl1t I'M Sr0n5pfi6en, Gpantiten, StaIteniiten
1t. / ~; %je bsper. Die 8e9tn8an3en inb btuQ 9eltcut,
W0OtWtOp o.. s. NtSIsr.
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Neuc Nm5cigem.

Sp5tnl Sempfrntticber Smru=Neretn,
9dmmtli6e D%tit9Ieber wer6en bhrmtt a~uf9efprbert in ter bst.
tttgen Serlammlnn0 gu cri4einen, inbem Gei4afte BON orpBet g8tt-
tt9ett r~orle0eu,
sri z 0rnnnprt Gnrs+,r
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Serltner @ctfbtcr=8 rancrei,
Stutae Xeppibe,
bet'm nc,tliGer Gr,,er keGI1bi,

be'nt teltlt6en Geier belhdptst,
5nm 8ertauf i'm Sweiten 6lur ron Gplprus ucuen1 @ebSuoe,
Shclette bon Solttutpreitrase - go. 1873 - 3pii&en Salpert. II.
SPutbfr. Nr 9anSe &prratb wtro su auserorcentth biatlen
Prelen rertautt. Eie1er 9aben pvS ais Ecppbs Wto9aStn ir
elle tIrje 3eit benust perten. biz petn Eeppi4 &~aorenbaus mic
Der %auf5ebaut lit.
$cpptcbe nttS Solitude.
MS" FLUID entptus i'd Ipebeu elm neues Enforcement bon Sep
" en- ionic aus etn9eu Der beieu amsrHaniiten Sabritsn.
OaHeIbt beitebt gum 2bel aus
Srit1eler, fetnem Samttet, 8breesplp, Drp9ettS
unp SeltltGen aller 9lrt.
Sft31 2p ! O, 9. @rtffttb.
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She Spnr6cr Gtotc.

Die unter bteIem &ttel bier erIteherbe eusltIbe repubIfmiibe
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-14

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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06

ACrioN OF SUGAR ON rue TEETU.-
NJ. Larez, Of France in course Of his inves-
legation on the teeth, has arrived ut the fol-
lowing conclusions LIST. Thatrefntd sugar,
from either cane or beets, is Injurious TO heal
thy teeth, either by immediate contact with
those OF gans, or by the gas developed, owing
to its stoppage in the stomach "a. That
il tooth is maccrated in Il saturated soiu-
ton of sugar, it is 50 much altered in the
chemical composition that it becomes gelatin
Gus, AMI its enamel Opaque spongy anl easily
broken; this modification is due not to free
acid, but to tendency of sugar TO combine
with the calcareous basis of the tooth.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06
Are Llterar, People HANDSOME /,

a correspondent of the Springfield Re-
publican gives a series of off-hand remarks
about the personal appearance of sundry
literary characters, from which we cite ne
following:
:. Emerson looks a refined far ner. med;.
tative and quiet. Longfeliow IKE GOOD
natured beef-eater. HOLMES Ike "A ready.
to-iaush little holy. wishing only to be n
funny A. he can Everett seems o,I, %
he The graceful genfleman VIII, has baen
handsome Whittier. the most retiring of
.lnakers. Aud thus night name others.
Not one Of these gentlem n can be called
fanisoine- Mrs. Sigonrncy. the eraad-
mother OF American female Iiferat',r.. in
her prime (f we may believe her portr,;n
was qpite handsome. katherine Beechey
Is homeiy, Mrs. Beeeher Stowe is so or.
ainary IN looks that she has been taken for
Mis- Stoves Biddy.' Mrs. +. F. Flle,
iooNs Ike washerwoman. Margaret Ful.
Ter was PLAN. Charlotte Cushfnan has /.
face marked as Daniel Webstcr's and ,,.,;,.
As strong So has Eliz beth Blact r.p
Harriet Hosmer looks ike M, AZ,
Oakes NTH is eonsiderel l,aodso-oe NJ,
JuiIa Ward Howe has bern NJ VI
belle Frances :. Os.ood Wa -
beautiful; Sarah Hale in her vos,n-, A..
qu'ie. unless her picture fibs. The D.r;.I
son sisters, as well as their g'fed rn.,I,cr
possessed leanty. II we crsss the or..a,
We lind Madame le Sfacl wasa fr;gl,, A.,
Hannah Moore was haa,lsome EIizab,..l
Fry. glorious; eti,ia Landon. nr.,,v
Mrs. lemans wondrously lovely; Mar,