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Notice To Mariners.

YARMOUTH uKwsTrs CgAsNEL.
TRINITY HOUSE,. LONDON. june 8. l0o2
Notice hereby that the South Scroby Spit havn1
extended the South Scroby Spit Buey
has been moved n cables length In that direction and nsW
lies ia athoms at low spring tides with the olews
Ing marks and compass bearings-
ST Nicholas church open the norhward Of ths High
est mill on Yarmouth Denes NNW.
Gorieston South MILL in line with thy Southerumost house
the Cliff, by LN.
st Nicholas Light Vessel, NNW
South scroby Buoy, SSE.
Scroby Fork Buoy n g.
By order r. H. BERTHON, Secretary.
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people should be ds0ountsnanced. and that, 90 the
efforts elsewhere made rsvivs the dsmocratic party
srgansstIou in the loyal States bad failed they could nsw
BE- galvanized life only by the separate party action
Of the republicans.
was soon discovered that the radicals would be over
reached their address rejected and their plan fer placing
the republican party their peculiar platform would be
frustrated. COlfaxs resolution proposed as . sub
stitute for the address s adoption beyond doubt
and the radicals began 10 leave the caucus. rhad.
Stevens took the lead in this secession
movement lie was followed by Others until Ashley, OF
Ohio and three four Others the only recognised
radicals remaining Upon the suggestion Of Hon Preston
King, Cofsxs resolution slightly modified and, after
. strong and very sensible speech In favor OF t By
Speaker Grow IL was adopted almost unanimously
As the Senate was in session 70 late hour the only
Senator present at the caucus was Preston King
This il the last fight Of the radical faction a.
this session. They have utterly failed in their
efforts 70 drag the whole republican party
after them, in favor OF wild and unconstitutional
measures looking to the maintenance Of the govern
msnt simply TO tho psrvsrsion Of the present war
into one for abolitonsm alone They deeply cha.
grnsd at this result OF tho Of their getting
up. They are kssny conscious that the seeptrs has
bsen snatchsd from their hands, and they are left in
miserable and impotsnt minority The conservative re-
puslicsns rejoice the victory they have won, and
are delighted a their emancipation from the tyranny
attempted 70 be imposed upon them By few fanatics in
their midst.
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rARSs8--ANDRKss.--iu Williamsburg, sunday cTcn
ug, July D. hy the Hoy aF Johnson. Sir T. W. PAeKks
of Lisbon, n. H., to ASSA AHDasws, OF Williamsburg
L. n
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Prizes Cashed I'm III Leg alixed Lotteries
by J. A. DUNN, l40 Broadway, up starr.
N. bail comm unic atoms confidential.
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ETHEL ROCK IN HOs.YHEAp BAY.
T.,A.-w Hnr,a Tn&A~ss U..r

/
| TslsIr House. LosDcr. juno a, l0e1
s Es sos G
s:ss ss:sss s''
viii The Il. s IN n S at s spring tides
Neiyn Head jus, open Of Porhwon Point (pont Lyuaa
Mynsrhsy farm touching the end OF West Mouse.
soqis Sack Lighthouse west end Of the NsesA
Sssi1ss Hssa.s99:s s. distant length
md a 10
vessels saans the sFsssa on their 10 or from
sasala be careful . sSf BEkSos Secretary.
REVOLVING LIGHT At roRr STEPHENS EAST COAST Az
| HrDnoensrn.c o.rc. ApnsAnrrf
% me ss s.y Ms s sf ~ ns' 6 .. r.:
ssd from lighthouse rs.snls srsasd s.splsns ron
light revolving light showing erish. face every
ton Of 2S above the level Of the with !hs
north s,ds The shoaS bs a au 4
The iupusns apparatus dioptric or BY reaessors 4
tower circular coor.d white and 50 feet high os
& e the ss OF % s Ssrss ss ! sAns on M pg
eastern sstrs%y Fl sJ0psh0n p 'Ss sE Wye
1sss sis sat q re s''s' Ns"
When the should not be approached wtisis
All bearings are magnetic. Variation 10 10 z In lsx
'' ''"'N " john WASHINGTON HydrograOhsr
Whalcmcn.
Ds:sl,sa q Ts"sss ss5s s ssss;;s $;
Ravens Sag sroor eap,ain sa nate ssd Mary pat
in g 'd the apsin R 81 ss. 18Th bar. LOUIS. s,:sn s Ss
| sp oken, &c.
Ship Donners,ag rus) from Nyork for Gloucester June
Bsrk Hrlvs,a srem) Brauncndors steering E. n.
schr Anna 81 John, NIB. NYork Laguayrs.
'''' 1t" . = w Foreign Ports.
/ ARscrIen PR Jnne an--Ho Am yesse In
s sl
GgArisIc., Pr june aSIn por. s0hr Kate Weston for
'sss lis ssT
ss1s ss. . @ e
nsn.a' e. I5 koa1oss * Gos for C.rdn 70 load rawss
egGs oF @s ER
fese Ra s.svs
fS.ss
and Jon Bunyap cs5.sr diss bark scss1 uSsAr
6 ssUps 'Hs
gh1 Palmetto Jones So. dSesnsased; schs Fsr.
5ss ss: sx,s Msllss., co. S.sssry s:s
an
a ia ,sIa S alss ai s e
MAJ, bentley ans; Parker So:f, asya' sr.ss
.sse sr sei,%s & sas Saa,Iss 1ss
| Tor Baltimore. Mary Harr .,
| TURKS IsiAs sps July mo vessel In port
ss s,, J pS a ATs Tst from o ASd S ssr
| schr B Stokcly Colburn. from do.
/ American Ports.
BOSTON July H. AM-Arr schrs:wich Queen, Cousias.
Norfolk Va: @ Greiner. Young David Smith, w WiAms
Union Dyer Ferguson, Miller, aud Wreath. Ran iAL
Philadelphia Aron Chase, Elizabeihporf signal for
brig. CID ships Josephus Paine, Buenos Ayrcs WHARF
King Cobb LepreauI Liverpool; wallace, Lsns
Bangor, Me- Edmund Dwight Cunningham, SurtnsD;
brss roinset. Magonn New Orleans. Elen Bernard. Cot
(Br). Smith. Port fax; Clara, Ireland, Washington;
| Bills Brown; A Hammond, Higgins; Rebecra knisht In
dhott and Anna Gardner Knowles Philadelphia; Abell.
| Bragg, NYork.
predmorc, Prsdnors, and kuslng Coleman. NYork
Heator Ryan, and Heleu Mar Tuth Providence Moute-
roy, Crsig Fall River sid ship Roland wicke OF
| Bremen; brig Echo Benson, Ponce - ~
PHILADELPHIA July II, Ah-Arr schrs Clark. Miller,
Fortress Moaroe Milton, Keens kewbern NC: Al the La
zaretto brig Mary Mariner Mariner, from Havana ca
bark Laueita Wells Chsrsstown schrs Isaac Rich Crow
all Kats walker CYiiyer: Stroup CorSou
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GRANnE rABooxD, ETC.
WASHINGTON, July IS, 1862
Ths republican caucus last night was the climax
se The efforts Of the radical wing 70 commit the
party 70 the peculiar programme an d policy tha.
the radicals have a. vainy repeatedly announced.
Upon the call sf Mr.. Bingham. about days ago a
meeting Of republican members OF Congress was held
Aftsr several nsfsctual efforts 70 gather quorum the
meeting was held, but attended only BY those who
are recognized intensely radical. committee was
appointed 70 prepare address bs issued In tho
name Of the republican party in Congress. II was evi.
dent that this address would be intensely radi.
cal. The same faction which had ordered it's
preparation expected TO meet last night, adopt the
address, putting forth the radical doctrines as au
thorzed expressions OF the republican party in Congress
and thus formally commit the party the radical plat
form.
The conservative members OF the party were un willing
this should DO done They therefore rallied in strength
at the caucus last night When the address was about to
be submitted, at once II apparent that there would
DO opposition 10 the programme Of tho "war for the
negro party" An animated debate spraps nm IN
regard to the character OF the CAUCUS The radicals
insisted IL should be private and exclusive The conssrvs
tvss expressed willingness TO have open meeting
that all the proceedings should bo subsc. to public
observation. The point finally yielded and the
went into secret session.
Tho proceedings were characterized By the creates,
disorder Efforts TO get the floor maze suce
BY Msssrs On, Of New York; Train Of Massachusetts,;
Campbell, OF Pennsylvania and Dawes, Of Massachusetts,;
but nsns Of shsm were recognized by the Chairman Dr.
sherman, OF New York, who seemed To have
nsither eyes ears for any outside Of the radical
caba AZ last Mr. Colfax or Indiana who is claimed alike
by tbs radicals and the conservatives, succeeded In
Offering the resolution which finally passed In which
was held TO be the duty OF all loyal to stand by the
Union TO support the President and his
In the prosecution Of the and the presor walton
Of the Union against enemies at home and abroad
sad inviting the cooperation OF ali man
In the spdsavor to rokindls such a p,tr,o,io
dee ~ would utterly all who strike AZ the Union
at our fathers and all who sympathize with trsaon
Before tho adoption Of this resolution IL was prouo.as
TO read tho addresses prepared by the committee Altar
sharp debate Of couple OF hours ths addrss, was al
lowed TO be road. II Is well written resume OF tbe
spsschss OF Mr. Bingham aud other radical leaders in
'avor OF the argument that under ths oens
raj welfare clause in tia consultation tie now
srnms5t has right to do whatever II
peasss, oven 10 override and set at naug, tho con
stitution ltsod. The debate that easusd exhibited n
very decided majority against this address Messrs
9nghem, Ashley, Dawes, Train, Uiin, Campbell Coliax
sns Stevens participated in the discussion. somo Of
Aen objected 70 the Of ethcr the addresses or
nri resolution, moon the ground tat IN tho oxisi.
~ ~vfs.nay sey poi tcil division Of the 10y,
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Prizes Cashed in all Lesniixed Lotte-
ries. Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
III Wall street, room No. 1, n. Y.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixes Csshed
formation furnished. Highest price paid Dou.
blooms TAYLOR 4 CO, Bankers, 10 Vail street
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Eight Cartcs dc visite for 81, Equal 10
the best Yade.
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Omcial Drawings Of Murray, Eddy Is
Co q Kentucky and Missouri State Lotte ries.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS S7-July Il, 1852.
IS, 40, IA, %, 2, AS, 81, 20. so, fl, 10, 5, SO.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 32S-Jus II, 1862
2, l, a., II, 55, s, AZ. 26, -, IS. As. 8, Z.
Circulars free OF charge by addressing either to
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO.,
Coyington, NJ. or St Louis. No
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Official Drawings or the Delaware state
Lotteries.
DKLAwARx. EXTRA CLASS s75--Julyl l2 1862
81, Is, %. IS, AZ, 70, Is. %. 2l 80, 80, IL, 3.
DELAwAaK. CLASS 2T5-July II, 1856.
49, 73, 63, Is, 5s, "a, 2l 40, IS, 80, IS, 80, IL.
JoHy A. MORRIS Co,
Wilmington. Delaware
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Wannul,d fusely yesrinbse.

& 600 90 I'VE MILLIONS or koAEs OF BRAN
T. EgH'S ILLS AM sULD,EAkLY. IHsSNi
STE ,IIL, nes-s-~s SID vt thousands die Z on
culds sni frv-r-. wsch n * p1ls ctud e.fta.tl
Gu =. Brandr-G'- ills ere ,imfi-, Ia Z INST he"
Tor ~enicae,. iIoN fns orsaut that We q. Gee set
al AZ .Araxs over sex .sss wh~u Il en- = had b.
a. ousisy u ouiy 2scslts.
NJ. ,. Rspp.iy~s. q Noanor- . coun'y, y ,
VI ~ ieals 1850
IL, rou5 "a ia J.u.ary list " ; CO tvsues
forsse a. -. an tyok re- & - q cslom O.
tanrIef Ic a b. eli ! r,pos az -. ras
severe dIsrrb.e +. ret e.. whaA. uasdieal aue1n
an saan IA lap s-ivic - -FresS Ibis ~~sf aio"e'
b dy ~iaay. NJ strength ~as ell soAe. fVf!
alag p ss~d shs-.ga u-a-I o kin AU.sssd r e
SwTak Ut. Geo &c Lssas. fortuna 81 seA : .
m a 4 .dst FL Ia OSossrua sSfiLs nsut8i :
Lyve.k esuei ioa ouv PHI ~sEd be ereu =, Il
ls adninlsisr,d f.uf. AID tAe nsAt moruis Z =
.aess. Much h. raFly csms from Ne. AID. 70 D.
sarpr : tue -orr,,v-s a q pa'a diHinishei. Co.
bvA cured ue Il. taui ~ Lear } u. b q 80
svpet IT,. Oeicr, 90 C-lsl -uS-t, AID ~ a. er-s'
siss--
sosd - J. T. CUssSsH -. r-s.e-HAais, an = a
r--p-c,shI- s~sIes- ~ u-.ito>s- - WIN
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Ih- Palad lphia 4 gss. IN speaking 9 lbs lsts
CT r4t.o LII IA AA ely ~ tie ffsiAAa lps--
t2-e, sAss.
L Ic.eus msdic nes. IS. s.e lwals 'AIrensi
esa, n. u..sS - isn~ao * a. ais q Tie a'n-is
.m.us sho : ,xhis-ts- l. IL eslrb I'D LetA q
tiers. lLi- nd : ~ "a, tcss sAssLs ysis Htss
cuesd q. ~ y ss-ts a 4s CusV -n4-a y -As a.
49, rros - >. pubciP ly : AIa IL at ,
yrsr~ he 08iiiios show tr.tiuouiais - ever.
Ian q e 4 un L An.tic.s atos wbi.k W 20
1 G oe lr.m t4s Ike l.pp. .Ohn u. Clsltsa, .
I.i.~.r."
=. , pei, II alicae an 7 d~isestio~. h waie
81 grsm. sre m.r- " .. sHseied, eau usuaiis b.
CO 81 ., 10 ,tAss ex sc..e, whots-Oue fo'', AM
d. .fCast4ve's L.Iiitd Eiu.rs cle tour Defc'
&C nsa Id Saa tanr-aa~i
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denonlinatse from their Astonishing powers ere
sins new life and health, ssat seFe from the very
shes Of the most delapidated ccnstltutIous-afe
acre strongly tonic aud rncre immediately i~nvigors-
ing than the pile; eOn,dnaps the samsa hcice vegess-
ie extracts a. tie latter Ina iaerslt medication. AZ
nousn realiy less eathartio than ne I'm Puts, they
eveT'hele,s begin % cleanse TIE alimentsry canal
nuch scSses generally slightly operating within
tree or tosr hears, ami producing adcc.dsd sense OF
vlei " the head sud stomach, am exhllArs,ipg the
mind, even in lees Tine than this.
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Mcrcurial Diseases f!

rcrseus wi,ose oonstituficns have zone lmps.red ~
he insudieis Gus uac - 3ertury. ~ffl I'D these Nedf
-fn-s = perfect cure. - they usscr fail % eradicate
RON tho sts'sfn I'll he ert fts a Mercury, lnfnitei,
sooner than he most powerful preparations q s.rsa-
parLle.
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THE LIFE MEDICINES

FOR billions and liver complaints, with their nan,
stiI-kn0uu attendants. bilious and alex headache.
,,ir sni opprc-sisn after NESTS, giddfness. dlrrfncs-,
heartburn. lcss Of appetite. re scknos ledgrt u b.
vastly sUpensg - M thing ever bsicr. oesres 10 The
sotLc
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ne meet horrible cases a S~er6fais. IN which the f.ee.
bones ard urnhs Of tie victim hed been prsyed upon
y he issH;iabis disease. sre proved by nnfenisfis
snshofliy oftht sufferers themselves, 70 htvs he y
sosnpiefe.v cured ~ these purely Vegetable N~S-
eines. ~fer ~ etsers bed eseu fuuf noore thu nss-
less
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Acute. or Infamaeo<y Rheums-
...f ism.

10 uauccssary 20 eru-1-rsse me u,ny ossrs n
which these pnreiy vegetable medicines hsve teen
ssocs..faE BAT ist az lnqnsff. Why arc iLty - uri-
rertsfi a their hsppy sfcctsf
Dcca1pe they plafy he blcod. and thus remove al
cfurc ~ dlfeasoi 20 fhf srstfn.
nreanss her ari powerfully uron The ssfrcuons q
ne hniv 81 ferr~e al inpurfiles n once.
rrcau.r they a. ~ retacr The system. tut IN ~.
rstr it-fhus f~e7uiTnr 70 r~es'rsipt z 10 g~ieasale or
buEpess tallrS tbs1 o~peras.or-
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{ Affections q nc bead. SICK head .she "a Der, sus
'eajache, these Pills viii be Couud 70 roessSs The
.ost ssl1tary eaioscy. ~
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frrou Col. Al ers 'rs-. y. c. from sFssn-ss
wAAn>s,o>. be no II ia
a bsve ns~s t~o b { - n oar faAsstvr's bot
II as ard h~v- - "a 4 very = sfoi n ca.
Of tDdix.stion an hvad.ete md rco meAd Z =
all ~t.o "a 81 L.s.snt al e.neSe u, r.nsds -
valuable ,ouse.
TIE iass H,sh Sheriff Of Allegheny county IA
given us the following
I've an { ~ vita DEBILITY ~ the Digestive o.
gan. .u1. u,,tln. "a = s~ve 9 attack a DyssrPsie
which bad r-du I'd nv nv-h caussderslly. Ny wti'
wa. .ls. 81 e,ss ON Ter tae sane stFcusstsno an
vi "a &c disease. uaefas uset ys1r niedicii"
ei cazHs as HollANB q 7 gas We both Obtain
Cd relisf. al are hsspy 70 sf0ri you this publ.
evidence . - valse- -
JoHS FORSYTH.
rtashurgs. Jar. 97d- lsS-.
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piles! Piles! Piles q

Us a remedy tT this most distressing and obstinate
faiscy, The Vegetable life Medicine deserves q de-
ast and emphatic Recommendation. II 10 well
-lvNn 70 L4naceds la tho ely, that lac former pro
rietor ~ these vaiuai ie medicines wa himself attic
81 efth t1is complaint Tor JPN ards Of zHRTY-nsk
cAKs- and that ne tried n vain every reneLy pre-
cribed with. the whole compass u the Msf-ris
.ed.ca. Ne however. a; length tried The me- iclr.
.hich L. nov offered u the public, and le y - "a 81
n very short unae. as;sr his recovery had bvei
rossounced not oniy Improbable, bur Absolutely IL.
V~ssiois, b 80 hvysai uaeans-
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~ eoiuPo-ed q Vegetable ingredients exclusively.
seAI be asoertaiuei oy chemical tests. their prom
eat qualities ars thC:s Of an active aud searching,
a0ush Pssieosls piid aid sgyssaLls aetsEssat ape
'ent; rs sentie s~upeunc, prOnoing The snsensibie
'eTsplrstiose ca a pheasant diuretic, lnvigoratiig Tie
.ianeys aud bladder, aud Of a del htfl fouiS calda-
{, s-eiung sppsti'e ~ the demands Of active diges-
iou, and cheering The mind With that grateful sense
snevAted heath which Ia one Of the most ~felicisous
eiings Of our IatuFe-
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esn e~s dlnr,,s1 - e b 49, aasisy.
B. 81. CoRNW ELL
s1sf~f - i4l 80 w.ss.h ~ e.
u.~s.r 81 az Stork = .osts - ?. n C1fnwtN
-. 1900 nh 2 tr~ta for- r~xlsfler tefsesu ~ nn.
a. c.rn> as -fsir of4. Neff a.. - fois a.
~ Th~ hssl - ~ ~ f~n 80 - serfi-t
~ 4 wclf - whon Oh es'-'s III rr~-ust -
- uaaf - na1- ~ ~fif - fasuf - :
- - - sroi3 az ~ lreu <is~ stt =
- - IN All I'd - - - - ~ srr,
In trfnx Ron - frsrr '~-h'r = ~ lie1-
~sr s,pinsat y ~ Z ~ - 49, :
49, " wLfAf1Ix.
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Dr.. lrFat's Life Medicines

hould be tken & LIE early siagss Of Ballioos Coui
lAints, and d perseveret Ia strictly according q -
e<tcIs, riil positively elect = cure
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lave beer happily 1ssa for shs cure Of ecver and
Ases WITH isyszsable -skosss.
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NdoFFAT,S
life Pills ana Phenix Bitteys

crkk DrsrkrsiA. ~ thoroughly cleansing the arsi
-. svc,Dd stomachs, sna creating a pure health,
lie. instesd 81 toe stale aud stnd hnd. Flatnlency,
o@s Of = gpetits. heartburn. Headache. Restle-sness
l-TcmperS. nxirty. Ian <uor aud Helancbol,
Hiet 80 he Eenersl sy1Bpfouis Il Dyspepsis, VII
vsnrh, as usiafni Consequence ofiis safe.
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REAL ESTATE.

N0UCE =, lea Essag lAsn~s i.
A<tRs~~f wFu~rs ar ssoFe Hse~s o. tess =
f.tts ext ifn' ri-cr< - srn Feaf. rtice II
r-fe e. rrep.rfv 81 - f+ar TIRE ns1fs. aat ras [.
rins rcics Ga &C., A.9gto
~o~r<AEBvuT.
dx-c1vco Tra Et4t@ assE.
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~ the IRE O. these Isa. ~ periodic si,'eE-
.Es5tous OF Sex Hesdgobs msy he prevented. a.
ken 81 the oommenoem,n, q an attack. 'mu,es O.
lief fron sickness viii b, obtainet.
They seldom fail IN renewing The A1isel aat
Iad9ch, % which fcrsics are 20 much subject
hey act generally u.on the to~el--renoTr
Cosfir-sess.
fos fte,evx mn. S45snt. p-boa,e Fsrsie>
and 81 per-ons Of s~el,sfafg ioifg.. ,hs, are salusAls
a. laxative. Ia improving he ogs~ffs. gisins tee
nd rtgov - the digestive organs. aHt rrsier' tie
asiural electricity AID strength Of The rbo,- s,-ieD.
The CFraAllc PILLS ar the result Of lcng ins.--
.ess'ion and carefully oostuci~c experiments. hsv. <
@-n IN use ua'p yrass. aunrs which um, tlsy
s-ve prry~nt.! snd rci,.v~-i = vs.i snsouui u pain
he nerr0us sy.fcu u ifol- d d~eIaase. siAie Oh
tomash.
They are entirely v~ershl- IN their ccupo.iiou
.d may BE- taken - 20 tbne- uiis s.rieci safety
without making any change Of diet ana a, ah.eno
gang JAgerse4b, int 'en,t,r, 4 rist p a6rsn
Lfv then e. okadSes.
T. WARE OF COUNTERFEiTS
re genuine have ssgDA'ures O. Henry c. s~parieing
n each bon.
sold b, Druggists and all o'h-r dealer, IN mss'.
Inc
Abos gill Re -sn, ~ nal on r~osips ofbs
FRIcE 20 cENTs.
AT orders should - sddrrs~~d u
HENRY G. SrACLDTNG.
ecoisr sussl, Se~ Iort
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REMOVAL.



IAN b u SAT- pt iNfiANA.
Iralce 81 1eIrt-iisuie, Nt' 2>,1cgi. \
NOTfC- = l-r~ty - ID a H. a.rud nseciin.
y 81 g.. Sfss kfoldet. 4 tDc trrtcb a. IeTre
4-flsa = - AsE - cftns HEe1ldAAenN 2
rI a. tler 80 ttnI u-c Hi TIE \ - rftdsy
tnn ~ nt1- i~fw-tn 70 pcr- 81 tn .tc 90. :
q tffrr ut l,sk j. o.. Pr IA purpp-s - exc
ius = " D. s ~ fr is. re.uinx D. a..
40 a. = tbs - ~ atHr.cferst
ms2-l~ ~ YAk 80 HU>SfY. Cash.
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-04-26
Market Value of Slaves.

The value of slave property in the mar
kets of the border States is greatly depre-
ciated from the old rates. We find the
following paragraph in an exchange, cred
tied to the Fredericksburgh md Exam
liner:
cat a sale of servants, slaves for life, be :
longing to the estate of Miss Clarissa H.
Luckett, deceased, on Thursday last, an
illustration was afforded of the depressing
influence of the rebellion on the value of
slave property in this State. A likely,
sound and healthy negro woman, aged thirty
years. her two children, boy of four and
a girl Of two years, both well conditioned,
were sold in a lot for $500; also, a likely
mulasto boy, aged ten years. for $1O5; and
very likely mulatto girl, aged fifteen, was
offered and withdrawn at S95. Less than
two years ago, servants of this description
would readily have commanded twenty five
hundred dollars; now they fetch four hum
dred."
Senator Henderson, of Missouri, lately
said that in his opinion the number of
slaves in Missouri had been reduced from
hundred and fifteen. thousand to fifty thou
sand, sincethe war begun.
We have no figures to guide US in judg-
ing of the diminution in the numbers and
the depreciation in value of the slaves in
Kentucky and Tennessee. But many must
have run away, and the value of those who
Remained must have declined. It is scarce
ly probable that the institution would ever
regain its former strength in the border
slave States, even if the war should cease
at once. The same causes which have
weakened it there must also weaken it in
the more southern States, as the war moves
on toward the Gulf Each succeeding day
shows more and more conclusively that it
was a suicidal blow which Slavery struck
when it opened the Rebellion.