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As a relief ever ready; as q killer OF pain,
taken inwATdly, Or OutwRrdly applied. hits'
no eqnAl. For the re lei and cure OF Rheu
matisn and Neuralgia Affections, spuains,
Bruises, &c, 1t Is unequalled. II Is slso mosl
etrcactous, taken inwArdly, in the cure OF
ChOle Ta Cramps and Pains in the stomach,
Dtarrhoea, DySentery, Cholera Motbn>,
Cholera Infantunl. &C, and Is without ex-
ceptiOn the most wonderful Panacea the
world flores. No OFAHILN should be with
out II. Every TRAVELLER by land or sea
should have bottle MINERS and FAR
MERs residing at "A distance rom PhysicisnS
should keep II constantly on hand. In case
of Accidents and sudden attacks OF Stomach
GumpI ints, Its value cannot be estimated.
Inquire for Major Lanes Indian Lint
InEnt and take no other. PRICE, 81 cents
per bottle. For sale at wholesale and retail
by DemAs Barnes s. Co, u Park Row, y. Y /
Gale 8 Robinson, lS6 Greenwich ST., y. Y; +,
&. Wells & Co., ls2 EultOu-st,, n Y, Chss.
n. Crittendgn, IS 9Th Ave. y. y: and by re-
spectacle druggists throughout the world.
None genuine unless signed by John Thos-
Lane, and nterSiGned by j. t. Lave X Co,
PIopTietop, l63 broadway, n. \. nS7-end
for Circular.
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amt no more Nv this mixter. Yoopur-
pose, / suppose, again redoosin nv em
to their normal condishun, and maxim
NV em men servants and maid SER
wants. Ell this is done, let me entreet
yoo, brethren, to stop the bleachin pro-
cess. EfFoo hev any regard for the
Dimocrasy, don't tolerate il no more.
The moment a half.white niger is
born, yOo can't enslave only half NV
him, for only half comes under the
cuss, and only half under the law agin
niggers. That One-hAlf keeps down to
the Ham level, but tother half sores to
the Japhet place in nacher. YOO can't
whale mulatto with only half the in
tensiIy yoo kin n clear -blooded niger,
and when they keep bleHchin out, and
out, and out, until they are almost white,
what then? When a Niger is nine
tenths Pogram, and only one-tenth
nigger, what then? Kin the Deekin be
so deaf to the voice Nv nacher, so bare
NV impulse, ez to oppress so much Po-
gram for the sake NV getting his foot
on so little niSger? l can't believe it.
Besides, when it's all run out, when
the niger don't show at all, then wat is
to prevent EN- from walkin off alone
and settin upin business for themselves
eZ white men? What will become nv
the Dimocrisy then2'
All this tune the niger wuZ titterin,
and the white women wuz gaspin for
breath, and the men wuz turnin red
and white by turns. L arose to rebuke
him, when Bigler remarkt that he
guest enuf he'd bin sed, aud that prob.
ably the meeting he'd better be adjourn
ed. And the audacious cuss give us
two minutes and half TO get out Nv
the buildin.
wood give my next q uarters' salary
eff the yellow fever wood come to the
Corners, provided Good be ashoored
that Bigler and Pollock wood be vic
Tins.
PETROLEUM V. Massey, P. M,
TNUinl, 10
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COAL AT LoUIsvILLE.-There is a
great stringency in the Louisville coal
market. Money is scarce, but coal is
scarcer. Then what is money without
coalf The Journal says there are only
81, 900 bushels in the hands of dealers,
and this, even with great economy,
would not supply the demand for more
than fifteen days. The price is now
ten to twelve dollars per load oftwenty-
FIVE bushels. There are, however.
275, 900 bushels not far from Louisville,
which is being held tightly by specula-
tors. The Journal calls upon the own
ers of this to bring Il forward like men,
and sell it at reasonable prices. They
will hardly heed the call.
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS

Nd o T II f K S.-THE GRAFTON
n Mineral Paint Company are now manu-
featuring the Best, Cheapest and most Dur
able Paint in use; Two coats We II pat on, mix
ed with pure Liuseed on Will last 10 or 10
years; it Is OF a light brown or beautiiu
chocolate color, and can be changed TO green .
lead, stone, olive, or draD, 10 suit lhe taste OF
tue consumer. II Is valuable for Houses.
barns, Fences. Agricultural implements,
Carriages and Car-mAkers, WOoden-ware,
Canvas, Metal and Shtngle Roofs, Ut belL x
Fire and Water pnOoD, bridges, B6rial Csa-es,
Canal B0atS -nips and ShiEp' Bottoms lo'tr
on Cloths, tone manufacturer having ussu
5OnO bols- the past earl and paint for
any purpose Ii unsurpassed iof bOly, duTit-
bility, elasticity, aud adhesiyeneSS. Price 90
per bbl., OF SO lbs, which will supply "A lar
cases as above. Send for circular, which
gives full particulars None genuine unless
branded III "a trade mark Grafton Mineral
Paint Address DANIEL BIDwELL, Pro
prietor, "a Pearl street, New York Agents
Wanted.
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a queer DimcuIty at the Richmond
Theatar
From he RichmoHd DiSPdteh.

Z
We stated on Tuesday that lieuten-
ant in the United States Army and a
young citizen of Richmond had been ar
rested for creating disturbance at the
theater on Monday night. The parties
were brought before the Mayor on Satur-
day morning.
Mr. E. D. Christian testified that he
was in the dress circle at the theater. in
company with u citizen friend, when he
noticed a gentleman. whom he now knew
! to be lieutenant in the army, eying his
friend with opera glasses. He touched
citizen, and. called his attention to the
Lieutenant, and discovered that they were
staring at each other. Citzen said he
"Wouldn't take his eyes of the fool to
save his life" The lieutenant seemed
to have heard the remark, and came over
and asked citizen what it was he said
Citizen repeated the remark, and may
have prefxed the word damned" to the
noun "foop: whereupon the lieutenant
slapped him in the face, and fight COM
menced. Witness saw nothing upgen-
tlemanly in citizens department
Captain Drewerton testified that while
ne " ds seAltu III Win hullG
brother officers, citizen came in and COM
menced staring at the lieutenant in what
be Captain D. regarded as a most insO-
lent and defiant manner. Suddenly the
lieutenant rose from his seat, went over
and exchanged words with citizen, and
in second after slapped him.
Major Ellerton went to the theater
with some ladies, and rs he sat in the
dress circle thought citizens department
very ungentlemanly.
The COurt-What did he do?
Witness.-Well, sir, he was chewing
tobacco, splitting and cracking peanuts.
Resuming, Major Ellerton said that he
saw the lieutenant smack the citizen on
the cheek. Didn't hear the citizen make
any insulting remark
Captain White saw the parties talk
ing, and afterward saw and heard slap.
After hearing the evidence, the Mayor
remarked that his was not a court where
persons werejudged by the code of honor
He could not decide whether cracking
peanuts and chewing tobacco were un-
gentlemanly practices He felt strongly
tempted, however, to send the parties on
to the Grand Jury for being engaged in
an affray in I public place. He would
inform both soldiers and citizens that
words did not justify blows, but in con-
sideration of all the circumstances in the
case, he would bind both parties over in
the sum of $500 to keen the peace
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THE feeling of depression in finan-
cial circles was shown on Friday, in
New York, at sale OF valuable oil
paintings. Some merenowned and excel
lent pictures could not be made to
bring more than two-thirds of what
they easily got last year, and none of
them would bring high prices, some
going at ridiculously small figures If
Fetrenchment is the order of the day,
the business of the country. will, with
few exceptions, rally aud establish
itself on u tirmer basis.
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AUSTRALIA is suffering from pletho'
ra of agricultural products. The great
er portion of the people are employed
in agricultural pursuits. and as the
cost of shipping the growth of their
farms to the other side of the world Is
too great to warrant large exploration
they have no market. Their sheep
have increased SO fast, and the prices
Of wool are 50 unremunerative, thai
they now slaughter and boil down the
animals, saving only the pelts and tai
low. The remedy proposed is the more
extensive inroducton of manufac'
lures, whereby considerable portion
OF the inhabitants may be engaged in
such occupation as shall make them
consumers, without their being agri-
cultural producers.
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First Mortgage Bonds,
ST. LOUIS & IRON MUANTAIN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.


Seven per cent interest, February and Aug.
fTHE-E BONDS COVER A ROAD or 81
l miles, finished from ~t. Louis to Pilot
Knob, and in flnt-class order, aud an extern
sion OF abnat the same length from Pilot
Knob To belmont noOs rapidly constructing,
IoE which the proceeds of these houdS Rra 10
DO used, making q through route from St
Louis 10 New orleans by rail. The earnings
OF the 81 miles are $4,000 a year; the net
on the entire Rmuunt OF bonds, were they all
issued. The basis OF security Is believed 70
be beyond that OF any other bonds now Of
fered. Apply at the once of the Company,
No s3 Wall-st., 10 n. u. ARQUAND, Vice
President, or 10 CLARK, LODGE Z d Co. cor
City,
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At the Fort William Henry House l
saw lover and lady tormented with the
company of the lady's younger brother
''Tis sweet lake. sighed the lady,
~ wish l might have an island in it, and
solitude"
without me?" SAID the lover, plain,
lively.
You are solitude to me-" she said
"you put the rest of the world far of
from usl"
"YesW said the boy, "he's sweet old
solitude, he is! He's a solitude with a
bar-room in 1t, and boys to set up ten-pins,
He's more solitude by hisself than forti-
tudep
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AT Galveston, there have been LOO
deaths from yellow fever since the epi-
demic first appeared. As the mortality
has only rated at about ten per cent. OF
the cases. the Journals of that city esti-
mate the total number of cases at II, 900.
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0he1nteu1qenGer
US MARRIAGE DE CONVEYANCE.

From IY',sLey's MaoazfneIo for -Nore,nber.
II you saw my wife with her beauty rare,
Her elegant form and her raven haiT,
You would deem me- blessed and without a
care. Et r|
For the light falls soft on a sweet pale face,
On exquisite lips full OF pride ofrace,
And neck 30 white in It's queenly grace.
But the novel rests unread on her knee,
And the rTe's red rays reveal u to me
lingering look 1 shudder to see.
love her full well; but I've grown too wise
Too closely 10 peer In her tell-tale eyes,
or to seem TO hear her suppressed sighS.
When the. gloamlng sad with It's dying
Again glimmers DER the PactoIIan streams,
And her dead loves face beaeons Though
her dreams.
And turn away; for well do know
Thai her heart is chllleo Us by Winter snow,
And never with love OF me win It glow.
When hear her tears on the pages fall,
Tue wandering winds a hushsd requiem call
Ger tine hopes lay meath IA heavy pail.
And the thoughts that come through the
gathering gloom
Are Thoughts OF our lives and our bitter
doom,
To be Kept apart by a gaping tomb. a
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A Physiological View of Marriage.

nlHE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUB
| llshed. Con aiming nearly three hun
dred pages and I'D nns plates aud engra-
wings Of the Anatomy o. the Human Organs
in astats OF n ealih and Disease. with a tresttse
on Eariy Errors, its Deplnrable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors :
Plan OF Treatmeut-the only rational and
successful mode of Cure as shown 10y the re-
poTt OF cases treated. a truthful adviser to
the married and those contemplating mar
riage, v no entertain doubts Of their physical
condition. Sent nee Of postage TO any I'D
uTTSs, on receipt Of IS cents in stamps or pos
f4l currency, by addressing DR. Ia GItOl&.
No. 81 Niaiaen Lane, Albany, n. Y The
author may be consulted upou any of the d.
6ez ses upon which his book treats, either
per~onally or by mail. Medicines sent 20
any part Of the world ocH
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We have also on hand 5000 worth of La
dies and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen In the Stale. II
you want Bargains In Boots and Shoes, go 10
GardIner's New Store, cor. Main and Union
sneets and get them.
Every pair OF Boots and Shoes sold at this
tstabllshment IS WARRANTED, and in
every case will be mended free OF charge.
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TTNIIE RICHEST MAN IN THE
WORLD. ExtnVct OF IA Letter nom Bar
ON Solomon Rothschlld.
PARIS, s.h April, 1854. = Rue Fauby, St.
HonoFe.-wnl you be kind enough TO have
Iorwarded to me here 30 bottles Of your In-
dian Linirnent; f you " III send at the same
amount through MessTs. Belmont & Co.
New York.
Baron solomon Rothschild having recom-
men,Ied To many of his friends Major LANE :
LISIMEST, rs they being desiIOus To procure
1t, he should advise him to establish a de
not In PARIS
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If DR.. johnson were in the flesh and
lived in America, there would be no
doubt as to the journals that would fur
nish his daily reading The ponderous
doctor "loved good hator," and he rev
eled in words oflearned length and thun-
dering sound" The two leading morn,
ing papers of Washington meet his re-
quirements exactly. They hate each
otIer cordially, and down their pages roll
long columns of polysYllables, going as
laundering as if conquering devils" To
hear the YOluminous and ponderous arti-
cles in the two leading Washington papers
read, is like listening to the rolling of n
succession of long freight trains over 4
bridge, very impressive at first, but
fatiguing by its mOnotOny, and if long
continued, conducive to sleep.
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A DVERTISERFS GAZETTE New Vol
n Price advanced tOs2 per year in advance
single copies . cents G. L. ROWELL &
Co, Publt, hers, New orlI.
COMPLETE LISTS OF all NEWSPAPERS In
MICHIGAN and WISCONSIN ia November
number Also "a com plets. List ofaI RELIGI-
ors SEWsPAPEIss in AmeIlc
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JIJANTED--AN AGENT-One chance In
w each town, worthy the attention OF an
active business man, To take the agency fnr
the sale Of BRADsTREET's RUBBER MOULD
ISG AND WEATHER STRIPS, applied to the
sides, bottom. top anu centre of doOrs and
windows. The sale Is beyond any
thing ever offered before to an agent, and
from $40 TO S25 per dsy can be made. Send
for agents circular. The mt who apply Sc
cure a narsaiu. Terms for Moulding, cash.
j. *. BRAbSTREEsl' & CO., Boston, Mas
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PETROLEO-CALCIUM GAS.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN
" provements of the age l. the process of
1annf4c curing gas by the Petroleo- Calcium
Gas company 6f wheeling. West Va, upon
patsnts or DR.. j. H. Connolly, from an all
most vaIueless product OF Petroleum on.
treSiduDln) in combination with lime,
or lime and coal. 80 simple that two
thousand feet of Gas may be made ny
any faTm hand or stable boy or ordinary in
tRlllEence In three nous. II has been
thoroughly tested upon such n scale, at the
McLuIe House in Wheeling, and at the
country residence of Mr.. ], r. Gilchrist, near
the same city, as 70 hx Uncertainty Of its af-
fortiiug entirely satisfactory results In the
production OF small and large quantities of
Gas, and can be with great economy applied
to PTiudLe ReEde1loeS, SsHlt5sdries, HoteLE, H1c-
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now In use, not only Rs 10 tue safety, Sim
plicity, pTacticabiIity and great cheapnes&4 of
manufacture, bat for Its superior br1liiancy,
sofL influence upon the sight, and freedom
ffotn tue guIphurous odOrs common To Gas.
Thee facts the otficers of the company
will take pleasure In demonstrating To those
desiring TO adopt or interest themselves In it
The Company will sell rights To InAuufscture
in TOWNS Cppntips, Districts or states, aud
CiiTtCL attention To the following
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BaIlOlS Monthly MagaZIHGf0Fl86


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A MEDICAL OPISIoS.-An unfortu.
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enough to warrant disease, was re-
duced to such state of dropsy that
consultation of physicians was held
upon his case. They agreed tapping
was necessary, and the poor patient
was invited to submit to the operation,
which he seemed inclined to do in spite
Of the entreaties OF his son. a boy OF
80 father, fatherl do not let them
tap you," said the yonng hopeful; do
anything, but do not let them tap your
.:why, my dear, il viii do me good,
and l shall live long i1shealth to make
you happy" r,,-o
mo, father, no; you will not. There
never was anything tapped in our
house that lasted longer than week
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DT. Henrie Remm7ir, Stanton, r., N. \.
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GENIUS AND PovERTY.-It is one OF
the mysteries of our life that genius,
that noblest gift of God to man, is
nourished by poverty. 1t greatest
works have been achieved by the sor-
rowing ones of the world in tears and
despair. Not in the brilliant, saloon,
furnished with every comfort and ele-
gance; not in the library we'll fitted,
softly carpeted, and looking out upon
a smooth green lawn, or a broad ex-
panse of scenery; not in ease and COM
petence-is genius born and nurtured,
but more frequently in adversely and
destitution, amidst the hurrassing cares
OF u Strengthened household in bare
and tireless garrets, with the noise OF
sQRulid children in the midst of the tur-
buleuCe OF domestic contentious, and
in the deep gloom of uncheered despair,
is genius born and reared. This is its
birthplace, and In scenes like these, un-
propitious, repulsive, wretched, have
men labored, studied, and trained
themselves, until they nave at last eIn-
anated out ofthe gloom OF that obscur-
ity the shining light of their times; be-
come the companions of kings, the
guides and teachers of their kind and
exercised an influence upon the thought
of the world amounting to a species OF
intellectual legislation.
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THERE can be little doubt that the
result of the October elections contrib
uted very largely 10 the decision of the
whites in the Southern States TO have
nothing to do with the election under
the Reconstruction act. Up to that
time there seemed to be a general and
increasing disposition TO make the
most OF tine iuevita BILE, and 70 do All IN
their power to secure for their States g.; as
good a constitution as possible. Inc
wisest and best men of the South were
united in regard TO this, as required oy
a-wise and sincere view for the puoiic
good.
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zgew sarsrttssiHFuis.
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