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TaE oilyof New York affords the besi

TIE city of New York affords the best
illustration of the character Of the
Democracy that can be obtained. There
that party has ruled without dispute or
interruption for. whole generation.
With the exception Of = Mayor, occa-
sionally elected in a sort of Paroxysm
of purity, who has always found him
self overmastered, If he tried to be hon
est, by Democratic Council, it has had
one long feast OF fairness. The c0nSe-
ouence Is that New York is the "ots'
governed city on tho earth, or tnat ever
was ON the earth. And it is the most
expensive governed city, too. The tax
90 have driven away tens of thousands
osinbsbitants, who find it cheaper to
40 business in the city and live away
from it. than to live in it, and the CEN
sus of last year shows an actualdecrease
oftbe population. Here is a specimen
OF the sort Of economy that has brought
about this state Of things:
1.-The city authorities assessed sSli ,SO
for making a paved street-crossing
walk. A responsible contractor had
offered TO do the work quite as well ior
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CARD no INYAL1ns.

A Clergyman, while residing n South
America as missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the Cure OF Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the Ud-
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed BY y desire to benefit the AFFLICTED and I'M
fortunate, will send the recipe for prepar-
velope, TO any one who needs 1t, Free o.
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, ad-
AS'7-''' - JOSEPH +. INMAN,
station D, Bible House, New York.
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AN interesting diversion from the
"wild goose chase" Of politics will bs
"the Congressional Buffalo Hunt
which is announced to take place on the
Plains next summer. Wade, Yates,
Chandler, Howard, Patterson. Morrill,,
Nye, Cameron, Poland, among sena-
tors, who are written down for the par
ty; and of Representative buffalo-hun
ers, Coyode, Bingham, Williams, orth,
Baldwin, Hooper, MCPHERSON, Law
renee, Marston and keteham, consti-
delegate from Dakota, is authority for
these facts, which appear In the Herald
of st. 10. The, national picnic party
referred to must meet in Yankton, Da7
kota, about the 1st of June, and thence
proceed to the Prairies. Not all them
will go, but most ofthem are willing to
go West and hunt buffaloes rather than
remain nearer home and. be hunted by
bores.
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THE Democratic party in Kentucky
has divided upon the State ticket in the
pending canvass in that state, and a
second ticket has been put in the Ield'
The regular convention Of the party.
held some time ago, was controlled by
the Rebel element, which went to such
lengths Of shameless disloyalty that
the Union Democrats could not stand
il. and SO called a separate convention
and nominated a second ticket. The
main difference in the platforms OF the
two wings Is, that the Union Demo-
crlts denounce accession, and athrm
the right of the Government to torciDly
nut down rebellion, while the 'regu-
lars" do not. Each faction claims 10
be in full sympathy with the Demo-
cratic party OF the North
This division in the Democratic ranks
ought to give the true, straight-out rad,
icAl men of Kentucky new life and
hope. They should canvass the state
thoroughly, and put their principles
and politics plainly before the people
Kentucky is one OF the most benighte0
spots in the Union. but we do MOI
despair Of reaching even a majority o
her people with the truth in due time
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TIE Memphis Avalanche says that
there are In thatc fourteen gambling
houses, each of which pays 500 month
" blackmaiI TO the police. There are
nineteen brothels. Their contribution
to the police is S25 each month. Each
inmate pays SO every month. A short
time ago very bold robbery was COM
,mltted-S1. 400 were stolen. BY appoint-
ment policeman met the robbers at q
gambling house, to obtain, the snare OF
tbs police. It being difficult to effect q
division. the money was sent ont and
changed, the policeman waiting the
return OF the messenger.
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A GENT4E5 TO $40 PER MONTH,
dUce throughout the United states, the
GENUINE 1APRovED COMMON SKHsE FAM
HY SEWING MACHINE. This machine VIII
stitch, rem, fell, tuck, quilt, bind, braid and
embroiderin most superior manner, Price
only SIS. Fully warranted for nVe year.. We
VIII pay 1000 for any machine that viii sew
2 slongef, more 6eautlIul OF more elaSiie
Stteh,n Every second stitch can be cut, and
stt4 the cloth cannot be pulled apart With
ont tearing it. We pay agents Rom S75 70
mission nom which twice that amount can
be made. Address, li537
SEOOifB 4 CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
CAUTIoN.-DO not be imposed upon BY
other parties palming on WORTHLESS cast.iron
machines, under the same name or other
wise, UufS Il The only genuine and really
practical cheap machine manu- 6letpyeds
HpTe-lmd
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DESCRIPTIVE GAZETTEER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

For ClarKsburg, W. Va, Falrmont, W. Va,
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FWerely with perfect security upon its high
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Hotels, Express, Railroad, Telegraph and In.
suIance Omces, Banks, Bankers, and other
Public Offices and institutions have subscrib-
ed for copies, which will alone be perussd by
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extra paper, g; Subscription Edition, IS;
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only 8. The Cheap Edition contains all the
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EDWARDS, 9REEEOUGH q DEVED,
Publishers Of the City Directory OF Louisville
st. Louis, indianapolis, Chicago and Nil.
Waukee.
The Agent. E. R DAvESPoRr, is now In
the city, at the SpFiRg House, soliciting adj
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THAT portion of the proposed amend
ment to the Ohio constitution which
DISTINGUISHES deserters, skedaddlers,
etc, will, II adopted, be no more than a
dend-le..er. Pennsylvania has a law
disfranchIsing deserters, and test case
was tried something like a year ago to
determine whether election inspectors
have the power to refuse the vote OF
such a person. A man who was we'll
known to have deserted from the army
attempted TO vote, was refused this
privilege, and thereby brought an action
against the inspectors. The decision
Of the supreme court was to the ettec
that the desertar, not having been tried
and convicted Of desertiOn, was not
deserter before the law, though he
might be such in fact. 1nasmuch al
NOT one deserter in 1000 was ever con
Victed Of his offense, the threatened dis
franchisement will not affect grea
many persons.
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over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS WE'VE
11AN HAIR DYE, Is the best in the world 1t
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete In one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation Of the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub on or make the hair aPPeardusty and
dead, but imparts to II new lie and lustre.
TERED. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only % cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere, 49, ~ ~
AL, MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. 7.
sale Agents. 9 mayaElyeod
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Sold by T. a. LOGAN & Co.
And by all Dealers in Family Medicines
apTl6.1m
LAUGHLIN's INFANT CORDIAL,

LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL,
The ChIId's Cure When TeethIng.
Mothers all know the many sleepleS nights
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&c. We tell you caudIdly, one bottle ofthis
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TeethIng, Remove AcIdity, Allay all Pain,
Quiet the Fretful, Promote Sleep.
TryIt It will act as a charm. Sold by
LAUGHLIN. SMITH q CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
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Closing ExeIcIses OF the western
TheoIOgieaI Seminary.

CLOSING E2elclheA OF Gue "cSteEh
Theological Seminary.
From he Pats6urgh Commercial Of Yesterday.
The closing exercises of the Western
Theological Seminary took place last
evening at the First Presbyterian
Church, Grew. DR.. Swift, PASTOR in AL
IeghenY city. The audience was, as
usual on these occasions, very large,
and the oratorical efforts OF the repre-
sentatives Of the graduating class, we're
listened to with marked attention. The
exercises were commenced with prayer,
after which the literary portion of the
programme was observed in the follow
ing order:
Motive Principles, s. ]. Beatty. Coal
Bluff, Pa; Triumphs of Truth, VIM. j.
Briddells, Philadelphia, Pa; The Mar
tyr Spirit, A. j. Caldwell, YOughiO-
gheny, Pa; The Temporal Power OF the
Pope, W. H. Gill, Allegheny, Pa; The
Bible and the Rock, Nathaniel Nc.
Phetridge, Hokendauqua, Pa; Heav.
emily Recognition, John NJ. Mealy
Claysville, Pa; Elements Of True
Preaching, John T. Oxtoby, Wheeling
| W. Va; Orthodoxy, George w. Bigler
Washington, Pa; The Mediatoria
Kingship of Christ, George G. Smith
Pittsburgh Pa; Work and Workmen
David s. Tappan, Steubenyille, o.
Valedictory, Charles B. Newton, Lodi
ana, Northern India.
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Thursday, 18th inst. at O'Clock, NAyApA
RUEELL, aged three weeks and twou9ysi m
FAINT child or ]. r.. and Caroline acSabo.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
at two O'Clock, from the residence Of its
parents on Quincy street, between 5th and
6Ih st. The friends of the family are respect
folly invited to att nd.
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CoNcERN1Ne the prevailing style of
fashionable church music, the Christian
Register makes this complaint: "The
opera is fast getting the upper hand in
our churches, and the ends of devotion
are sacrificed to the demands OF taste.
A5quartette perform in the orchestra,
and the worshippers listen and criticise
as spectators. AS to knowing what
sentiment or feeling is expressed by the
choir. unless one has recourse to his
hymn book, he is just as much In doubt
as II the words were sung in Chinese or
Choctaw. Then in the selected anthem
or chant there, is the same straining OF
the voice to produce operate effects
which characterize the stage. Indeed,
the frequenter of the opera hears
snatches of the performances of the
week reproduced on the organ during
Sunday. In all this, little Is accom-
plished beyond the qualification OF
tHatR.W ''.l l-s-=
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MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE.
M known and used over 20 years. Daily
Increasing in public favor. Complete N one
bottle. No wash. No trouble. A child can
apply It, Produces lustTouS black or brown
as desired. Does not iniure the hair, Price
SoId bv DRUGGISTS and Fancy Goods Dealers
Also. MATHEw's ARNICA HAIR GLOSS
for restoring and dressing the hair. jul-eod-lJ
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APRopos OF the discussion in regard
70 the compulsory attendanceat school
Of such children as are neglected by
their parents, it may be stated that the
Massachusetts, Senate has passed bill
making it unlawful to employ any
child between the ages Of 10 and Il, in
any manufacturing or mechanical es.
tablIshment. unless such child shall
have attended school for SIX months
duEing the year preceding such employ
Hsaenf
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Notice.

mo SUBSCRIBERS tothe Capital Stock Of
Citizens Passenger Street Railway
BY an order OF the Board OF Directors lOper
cent. of the amount subscribed, is required
to be paid on Saturday, 10Th Inst, to John
Bishop, Secretary pro tE1n., at the National
Insurance CompanylS office, Monroe street.
WheeIinR. JNO. McLURE, JR.,,
aplI-td President.
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IT is cheering to read that the pros
pect for large crops this season is good
all over the country. Wheat Is said to
be especially promising, and the ex-
traordinary price which it has brought
for the last few months cannot fail to
have induced the sowing Of u much lar
ger breadth Of land than usual.
Nothing would go SO far to help the
country out OF It's present financial
difficulties as a bountiful supply OF
breadstuffs. The present e1or6ltant
prices of flour aud meat are an almost
insurmountable obstacle to a return 70
lower prices in other departments:
With cheap food, everything else would
tend TO lower rates instantly and tneV-
itAbly.
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LAUGHLIN. SMITH q CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Main st.

MErcA1TE,s GREATRHEuxAT1c REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic, curing Rheumatism of years stand
ing In few days.
angaly TIL. LOGAN & CO.. Ag'ta.
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A FORMER conductor ON the Hudson
River Railroad on his death bed con-
fessed that he had defrauded theoom-
pany by stealing and selling coupon
tickets, having with other conductors,
whose names he gave, formed ''ring''
for the purpose Of carrying on the lar
ceny and sharing the proceeds. The
persons named have been suspended
from their duties and the matter is be-
ing Investigated.
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TIE friends of the Rev. DR.. Pershing,
who is charged with having expelled
from the Methodist Female College Of
Pittsburgh, a young girl whose sole
fault was being one-thirty-second part
negro, give a milder color to the story.
The defensive statement Is, that the
young lady in question is the daughter
Ola full-blooded negro; that on this
account she was ga disturbing ele-
ment,I in the school; and that hence
the Rev. DR.. Pefshing advised her to
withdraw. Bishop Simpson Is the
President OF the Board of Trustees OF
Warrantiug these facts,
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IrssaSd that Joseph Caldwell. for
NEEDY ofst. ClairsVille, has recently
gained the title to the celebrated Iron
Mountain, in Missouri. II true, 1t
makes him the Wealthiest man in the
country, if not in the world. So says
the St. clairsyille cayOnieLe yesterday.
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8pEfiaI AgtIses.
KEoKuK, IOWA, March 10, 1851.

KEoKUK, iowa, March 10, BOZ
MIR c. n, oDBERT,
StR:-Ipurchased when in Cincinnati two
bottles OF your Vegetable Ambrosta, and
having used 1t, must say that Is Is the
greatest hair restnrer and grower Of the day
It changed my hair to the original color ana
Is now growing nicely. P ease send me
one dozen bottles. Enclosed you Will nnd
ten dollars, which, II too much, you can re-
Turn 70 me- anu OUNCE s. w. sTooPs,
nnarlB of StoopS, Brown & Co.
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TnE President fnds it difficult to
please the Senate in selection for the
Austrian mission. His last nominee,
Mr.. Henry ]. Raymond, OF the New
York Times. ought, In the estimation Of
the Herald, to be confirmed, for the rea-
son that diplomacy is that gentleman's
forte. Even In his failures as legisla-
tor, while in Congress he betrayed his
skill in the management Of difficult
questions. BE can say more and mean
less, says the Herald, than any other
man ItknoWs Of. Heis, In fact the very
man to discuss u knotty point In affairs
OF State with Van Beust or Won Bis
marcS, for he can, II required, hold his
own against either Of them for a MONTH
and keep them both in ignorance all
the time as to what he is driving at and
where he intends to come out.
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DIED.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Nj. Fisher.
Mr.. a 81. BuRKE, to Miss ANNIE aEtsKELL
hOfh nj this city,
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Read again the Evidence OF one OF
our oldest Residents.
C1sScrHNATI. Dec. q. 1853.
MEssRs. ]. n. HARRIS q CO:

GExTLThis is 10 certify that have found
remedies in the world for DISEASED LUNGS.
/ have used 1t In my family Tor breaking up
q troublesome cough with the happiest effect.
I recommended 1t to a young lady who had
q haTassing couRh and was threatened with
and 1t curei her in a few days.
1 would recommend 1t to all afdicted with q
cough. and to those who are predisPosed to
Consumption. Respectfully yours
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Eastern Through Mai.
viRO&PR Il Tor New
England States, EaS.
tern New York and
Eastern Penna..,.,,,,,
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wheeling and Pittsburs
Way Mail. ....,.............
Through EasIern via
Bait q Ohio H. r. for
Washington, D. G.,
Baltimore and Rich
mOtd ..,.....................
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11:I5 a m. s:l5 a. m
E5 pm. 500 pm.
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Pittsburgh, Cleveland
and Chicago via Q
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sHAWI,S.

An elegant and veE9 choice stock Of
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Has q. m. s:l5 a. m.
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Way. Mail East Of Cum.
bErlRnd, Md.........-....-..
Way Mail West OF Cum-
berland. Md. ....,..........
ParkeHburg and N. w.
Va. X R.......................
Western Through Mail
for Cincinnati, Column
bus. GAINESVILLE and
.IILouisville. .....,.....,. e. I
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Wanted

The Agent. E. R DAVENPORT, is now in
veFttsements and orders. apri6-7t
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The Advertisements viii be inserted in all
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Broom Wire

A ssoRTED SIZES ON HAND AND
: ~ = CHAs. n. BERRY,
apT1S LII No. ls& 10 Water St.
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1onn LBS. wooLTwINE on HAND
lUUU and for sale at No. 49, 10 Water 81
RpTls CHAS, n. BERRY.
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Roofing Cement.

IN BBLa. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
III sale low. 81 ~
:. ; 80 3 CHAS. a. BERRY,
aprl8 No. Is q 10 Water st.
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nlaeelIaneou. Paragrapha.

Gen. Garfield Is spoken Of for Gov
ernor Of Ohio. The steubenvills Her
aid thinks Tod is the man, for two rea-
sons, for past services, and because no
poor man can AFFORD 70 be Governor OF
that State.
"A Philadelphia paper contains an
advertisement of a "water-proof" snlEs
front, which is described as snow
whiteshIeld, light and pleasant to wear
which looks better than linen, never
rumples. and when sotled' may DC
wiped OF with wet tower 3 OF spons y
one will last for rnontns; Wls ~ on 49, u
sSoss over your coIored shirt, You may
W 70 london and back without
eSsS0e Of linen. IfyOu wish to attend
a yga5ding You have but a few minutes
work. This wonderful article costs
but twenty-five cents.
"A traveller in Egypt Is enthusiastic
upon the elinlats-..But the elimatei
Ah, that is the great, enjoyable, beauti-
full item of Egypt Not cold enough
for fire, nor hot enough to dispense
with New York winter underclothes-
with dry air exhilarating as Yer
mont June, the golden sun every day,
and heaven radiant at nightW
Dickens has been reading his works
in Ireland with great success. AT his
last reading in Dublin, hundreds were
turned away from the doors, a COM
Portable proof later it's kind the Ahe-
uGWm thinks that the astnine hoots oil
the Fenian shOpboys and adventures
from the estates" have not trampled
out all common sense and cheertulness
in the Green Isle.
1t is said there is soon to be agener-
al immigration of Massachusetts saloon
keepers to thelate Russian Possessions
They are seduced by abundance Of ice
ON the hills and mint in the valleys
which greatly facilitates julep making
1t is proposed to ciyilize The Esquimau1
in this way.