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THE WONDERFUL LINIMENT.

l. This l.iniment having been used, for
some years past,as family medicine by the pro-
prietOr, and its good effects coming to the notice
of his neighb"Ts has. at their suggestion, con-
sented to manufacture it for the benefit of the af
hicted everywhere. 1t is the best remedy fer
Ca'arrh and Bilious Choiic. ever offered to tn
public; and will cure many other diseases 10 the
human body. 1t is also n cure for Pole evil
and Wind gals in horses Directions for its use
accompany each bottle Price. 81 per bottle. or
six bottles for S5. Sent to any address by eneos-
ing the price to WM Il WAGNER
Hurd Postoffice
Oct 1850. Clesrfeld courty, Pa.
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VIII be opened on Friday the finest line
gents Bows, Ties and Gloves ever brought
to town, at Wm. Reed 4 Goa.
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WATER.

None but good smart men wanted whe can keep
their business to themselves. act conadsn:ially.
with and make Srom S5 10 $40 for every
hours service Actpromptly Begin nou and
Fortune is yours. Inclose with yoar address 70
cents and you will get full 'ariieuisrs oy return
mail. Address, HALLEf
Nov 3-3t Box $50 Titusvilie. Pa.
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PROVISIONS;-Just received at J. P.

L Kratzer' s-White Wheat Flour, Buck
wheat Flour. Sifted Corn Meal Cra nberries. Sweet
Potatoes. Lima Beans. Dried Peas. Butter Cheese,
Sugar-cu Hams. Dried Beef. Lard. Atmorc S
Miuce Meat Mess Pork. Dat Meal Tapioca- Raj
sins, Citron. Dried Apples, Peaches Cherries.
PTunes. 3urrants Pickles, ketchup, Canned
Corn Asparagus, suecotash Honey, spiced oys
ters, Tomatoes. Crackers. &c
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SHOT ACCIDENTALLY.-Ws learn that
NJ. Hiram Woodward, OF Husto on tp., was
seriously injured BY gun ia his own hands,
on Tuesday, of ,ast week He was out
hanting and, crming 10 log slide, he stop
While engaged in conversation he took the
gun from his shoulder and set it on the side
Of the slide. Suddenly the gun slipped
from its resting place, aud the hammer
striking on The log discharged 1.-THE ballen
tering Mr. vs. left arm near the wrist, ,emer-
ging Just below the elbow, and lodging in
his dy near the shoulder. The injuries
sustained 10y him are of serious character
AMI likely to prove fatal.
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o. T III o VI = S o n
MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. sos Walnut Street, Philadelphia

No. e0s Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Especial attention is invited 20 this eOmmodi
Gus and beautiful establishment. the extensive
stock of seasonable and desirable goods always
on hand the reputation obtained as leader in
fashions and the great facilities possessed for the
fabrication and prompt dispatch of all orders
Although eminent In the prosecution OF every
branch of the trade, for the particular benefit OF
the great number dissatisfied, PANTALOON
CUTTING, as a >pcefaiity is announced. which
is art not obtained by imitation but through
close study, experience and practice
Those desiring easy and stylish panta' oons,are
yited to give this method a trial. IOct 9. 90 3m
NERY FtSR blankets will be sold cheap
by J SHAW son.
SbDDLEs, Brides, harness collars &c, fer
- sale at MERRELL q BIGLER'S.
H0RSE-SHoEs. and horse-nails to be had az
IL Ang. 2s MERRELL& a BIGLER'S
II ARSESS. Trimmings. and Shoe findings for
i sale at MERRELL 4 BIGLER'S.
SsPRiSG GGoDS-Just openiny sple did stock
- Of new goods at C, kRATZER Il SONS.
NToTICE.-hIl persons indebted to the sub.eri-
her, are requested to come and settle with
out delay. k. MoSSoP.
CHILDRENSf furs twenty five per cent less than
I cost at J. SHAW SON
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The OnU 9eEubLe cu1.e for

DYSPEPSIA IN THE KNOWN WORLD
DR. Wishart's o Grcat American Dyspepsia Pills.
and Pine Tree Tar Cordial are positive and in
falIible for dyspepsia in it's most aggravated
form, and Il matter Of how long standing They
penetrate the abode of This terrible disease
and extermiEate it, root and branch, forever
They alleviate more agony and silent suffering
than tongue tell. They noted for curing
he most desperate and hopeless cases " hen syery
known means fail to afford re ief No form Of
dyspepsia or indigestion resist theI. penetra-
TIM power
DR. Wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial
It is the vital principle of the Pine Tree oh
aned by a nocu liar rocess in the distjllation
The tar. by which its highest medical properties
retained IT inyi gorates the digestive organs
and re stores the appetite II strengthens the de.
hiiItated system. 1t purihes and enriches the
blood. and expels from the system the CORFU ton
which scrofua breeds on the lungs. 1t dissolves
the m aeus or hlegm which siogs tn ear passages
Of The lungs Its shealing principle acts upon the
irritaed surface of the lungs and throat pcne
rating to each diseased part. relieving pain and
Subduins iHiHmation- ! is the result of years OF
study and experiment and it il offered 10 the af
ficted with positive assurance of lis power to
the following diseases. it The patient has not
too long delayed resort 10 the means of cure :
,'on Hmgti0m of the Lungs, Cough. Sore Y .rOat
amt Brsa>t. B-onchifi>, LLUeT Compliant, BIN
amt Bieef,ng Piles. asthma, WhoopiHg Cough,
DiyEkcTfu DC.
4 medical expert holding high collegiate hon
ors. ueyOteS his entire time to- the examination OF
patients at the office parlors Associated with
him are three consulting physicians of ackno~l-
edged eminence whose services are given TO the
public free of charge. This opportunity is offer
ed by no other institution in the country Letters
from any part of the country. asking advice will
be promptly and gratuitously responded to
Where convenient, remittances should take the
shape of drafts post ofice orders
Price of Wisharts American Dyspepsia Pills 81
box Sent by mail on receipt of price. Price
of Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, 81 30 bot
tie. s per dozen. Sent by express
All communications hould be addressed
l. q G. WISHART. NJ. D.,
No. 532 North Second Street,
o. rcO
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the article can be carried in the vost packet,
cept hen wanted for use. II needs your aIten-
ton but one or two days in the week. L couple
of hours daily, which can be after other business
is over. ell engaging must be OF first
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Look OUT FOR THEM-A certain set OF
sharpsrs. styling themselves w esley's Dra-
matte Troupe, are at present travelling
ever the country and defrauding hotel keep,
ers, musicians, and printers, at every oppor
tunity Last week they performed at Phil,
ipsburg, Centre countf, for several nights,
and failing 20 pay the Cornet Band of that
place for services rendered, their effects were
levied on by the Constable to pay the claims
against them. The agent of the troupe.
c. H. Scott, also contracted several small
debts in this place, which remain unpaid in
consequence of the seizure of.their proper
ty at Philipsburg. Our brethren of the
press elsewhere, and their friends, the hotel
keepers, had better look out for these sharp
crs lest they be defrauded 10y them.
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NEW STORE AND SAW MILL
AT B A LID II LIS,
Clearfeld county.

The undersigned. having opened large ana
well selected stock OF goods. at Bald Hills Clear
field county respectfully solicit share Of pvslic
patronage.
Their stock embraces Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware. Queensware, Tin ware, Boots and Shoes.
Hats and Caps. Heady made Clothing, and gen
eral assortment of Notions, etc.
They always keep on hand the best quality of
Flour, and variety of Feed
All goods sold ch cap for cash, or exchanged for
approved country produce.
Having also erected Steam Saw Mill, the arc
predsred TO all kinds of lun Der to order.
Orders solicited, and punetually filed
Nov. 90 1867. F. B. 4 A IRWIN.
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT for the week
ending Saturday, November 9th. 1869, as
furnished by f. Fenton, Esq, of Penn tp. :
Maximum of thermometer, 81 on Nov. 18th
Minimum, II on Nov. Ilth; Mean, from
three daily observations a. M. and . and
g y. m.-25 Maximum of barometer,
on 18th, %. Is. Minimum, on 9Th, -. So
Mean of barometer 27.y9. Rain fell during
week 35l of an inch. Depth of snow,
inches.
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THE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,

Il L
OF PITTSBURGH
Incorporated oy TIE Le9fSidrnre of Pel,astlr3nrut
January, "a, 1867. far the
safe keeping of Bonds and other Securities Il old
ana SILVER, Silver Plate. Books Record. Ds-
monds, ana valuabes of all descriptions under
guarantee, and for the Renting of Safes III it's
burglar Proof NRvlts Building and 0fee, ,Je.
81 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa
GUARANTEE aAEEs.
For year OF l5ss
period
Govt and all other coupon seen.
rites, including bank bills, 81 90 per ,GcO
Gold coin or bullion, I 2s per s9J
silver coin or bullion . 90 Der Gee
Silver or Gold plRte, under sealon
owners estimate Of full value
and rate subject "a adjustment
for bulk, on basis Of 1 90 per 1000
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers gesersliy.
when of no fixed value, s! year each or se-
cOrding to bulk, Wills, s., wh;ch premium cor
srs the remainder of the life of the maker. Cash
Boxes. or all tin boxes, for papers Of Bankers,
Capitalists Merchants, Lawyers Tradesrie Il Pam
lies, &c, will he received SIS each box trank
per year, they VIII be insured for the full a.
mount the contents being known. at above IA tss.
No charge less than one dollar. The company is
also prepared to rent small iron safes. leach fur
nlshed with tin box) inside its burglar proof
vault, the renter exclusively holding the Key
thereof, at the following ratesviz SIS S2t. $50,
500. SIS, and 500 per Also, ~ Store
Books Account Records, Valuable Title Papers
eic., at reasonable rates.
FFIcERs.-President. William Philips; Wee
President. uenry Lloyd; Directors VIM Philips.
Henry Lloyd, VIM. Rea, Wm NJ Lyon. James /.
Bennett, Byron III. Painter. Joseph H. Morrison,
George Black. Curtis G Hussey; Secretary and
Treasurer, : T. Won Bonnhorst fSep 2g- sm.
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N Z W S p r | N G. ST c X
j. SHAW & SON.

u. . IL IA > " N.
Have just returned from the east and are nov
opening an entire new stock of goods in the room
formerly occupied by VIM. F. Irwin, on Market
Street, which they now offer to the public at the
lowest cash prices.
Their stock consists of general assortment OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Quesnsware, Hardwure
Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps. Bonnets, Dress G oeds
Fruits, Candles. Fish, Salt, Brooms Nails, etc
in fact, everything usdaHy kept in a retail store
can be had by calling at this store, or will be
procured to order.
Their stock Is well selected. and consists of he
newest goods is of the best quality, Of the latest
styles and will be sold at lowest prices for cash
or exchanged for approved country produce.
Be sure and call and examine our stock before
making your purchases, determined
please all who may favor with their custom.
May s,IS67. j. SHAW / SON
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FREE

of charge, except the trifing sum of IS cent.
guarG ntee of good faith The business il ineK
haustible, and tn ousands engaged in IL;
while to their friends the cause Of their great
success and prosperity remains mystery. Any
party engaging will frequently receive sealed
packages by express or mali. Further than this
the buriness is all to yourself,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-11-17

CLEARFIELD ACADEMY. - The second
quarter, of the present scholastic year, of
the Clear6eld Academy. will commence on
Monday next, November odd The facili-
ties OF this institution, for obtaining good
education, are unsurpassed by that of any
similar one in Central Pennsylvania. An
additional attraction of the Academy is the
opportunity afforded of receiving instruc
tons in vocal and instrumental music, under
competent teacher Prof Harrison de-
serves much credit TOR the manner in which
he conducts his school, and the interest he
inanltests in the advancement Of his schol-
arS We cheeriully recommend this inst itu-
ton to all parents who desire to give their
children thorough practical education.
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MONEY

is article despised by none, and now
prepared to show how all may posses, IT In abun-
dance. by following few snpIs Instructions
which will be given
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-11-17

An OUTRAGE-A RELIGIOUS CoNGRE-
CATION DISTUBED. = On Thursday last.
While the members of the BaT tist church,
IL This place, were engaged in prayer, some
f'i disposed scoundrel threw a stone weigh
ihs three and a-halt pounds, through the
upper sash Of a window into the house, but,
fortunately, no one was lit with it. The
t'one Is rough and sharp cOrnered, and now
!" our possession. Had it struck any per
son about the head it could not have failed
10 ihflct serious, if not fatal injury. II
no uncommon occurrence FOR a certain
'a% OF Individuals 20 prowl about the
churches IN this town, and keep up a racket
and noise without, while the congregations
worship within; and the present outrage
upon the members of the Baptist church, is
Out the natural offspring of the fiendish
disposition manifested by these individuals
On other occasions. The disturbance of re-
!IsIous assemblies is ons Of the gravest Of
.euces IN the catalogue of crimes, and should
Te diseountenanced by every good citizen.
II Is to be hoped that the perpetrators of
'ais dIabolieal act will be discovered and
punished to the utmost extent of the law,
d warning to others who are pyedisposed
~ disturb christian worsbipers while cuga-
=el N religious exercises. -.
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PURE BUCK LEAD, equal in quality to
l. English white lead Oils. ! aiDts and
Nsrnishes of all kinds; Gold leaf in books. and
bronzes. for sale by A. L. SHAW.
CIearfeld, October 25 S67.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09
nRIYTARY.

DIED. t, Ssvberrs Coan,y, en the End
/ of Niy. OF Coutss5i.,a OF the hfAin. ASSlE
Ktax, se:.,ud 3aashter Of Jsnses X, snd
Hsstie e. N.n,!snAlN, aged ~ years and q
months. # HS.
Ar1eh,,r sweet f}wer has been tsa nsp!, ,nted
to the garden Of th. Lord. ~ rhs ehnisea:
I fower. are gathered when peninZ into fuu
blpom and tr,grance, l,ss rhey be destroyed
hy some rude hEiss. so does th: An2ei
Rea2sc g,,her into hia sheaf the Young and
innccenE, e.s .hsy be dsspoi(ed. OF their
heauiy by sin.
The .wee; aim oIici. and unaffected earn.
satEeis Of little Annie mad. her attrictigs
tn .tranGera, whilst ne: unforn, an.itbility
and hear,-f.!: affection euLa+rsL her 10 the
home circle, AID .ho.e more Intimately &C.
1uain;ed. She Io7eI the Sabha;n @chrbi,
and TO snZ ia avpcs hY;nNa: prom pr!,d NJ
thi. love. she h,i exore1ted IN: 1esire, IN
4 forner sicknn. to be buried near the
chTrch dear 10 her from n a'ancia ,ion'.
The satne wreath, prepared i1r the crrona.
tion Of her ai'ttr az QGecn of May, "as
placed upon her bier, an! the same dress
arranged for her appearance on fha, fts-
tive occasion, tbshrr"dct her tor the tnrnh.
Sucl, ia life
"A shc frat claifnrd her place in the Eafn.
lily group on n hnly 3,hhath a.orn, i. seemed
NEE, tha. or the same sacred day, her
srifi. should return 10 Goa who %avc l..
Weep no. patch's, brn,hrrs and ais,er'--
Dear Annie Ia+ only gone hcEn:r.' and
brck0m, ynr 10 come ur higher" I.ct
the parent. rejoice in the pfisilrH" nF h.g.
ing rr", permitted 10 add on': ninre anyHi,
ono more iIatp 10 the hraVcnly c,nir, aod
he hrnllcfa and sister. crnuatn her aHe.t
example. +.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

The June number Of that deseryedly pops
u'nf Agricultural Journal, tho Southern Cul.
ttTator. has arrived. We arc always profltcd
b? reading Of the CuItiyator.
The American Stock Journal for Juno.
contains the usual amount Of Interesting ar
tic!c;. which we commend to the careful pc>
fu: al ot our rural readers. Send your name
and al lrcs> 10 the Publishers, NJ p. Bower
G. 20 rafke,bnrg, Chester Co, IA, and
they will send you specimen copy free.
We have received the initial number Of the
Hine'cen,b Century. IFS appearance Is not
, inferior " The best Northern work OF The
same class, while its matter Is original, logl :
cal and pguontc. Rich veins Of rhetoric,
humor and pafhO. run through its pages md
the reator arises tcrctram clIccriuIIy re,
fr'shcd and insi2ormt,d We were chained
and thrilled by "thc OM lawyers Story. ."
End amused by HE gr0,csqnc. comic vein In
! SONY '.grapbs." "Reminiscences of Cons
fe1era.c Camp' and Fcihs, by PrfSonnc," nru
exccedinpiy interesting. The cditorlnl dc
pAftDcnt is on epIi0rne Of varied iUf0rmn.-
, ton, and II spnrkIes with tho ScntiIltti0ns of
wit, sentiment and lore Wo announced
the table Of contents last week rho subs
scripfion price Of tho Century Is $50 per
nnnu'n. The Century Is dubbed with tho
! Herald for 1915 per nnntim.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09
.----<~> =

STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS. The
Medical Association Of S. G., which as
scmblcd in Charleston on May Goth, nd.
iourned TO meet in Columbia, on second
Wednesday in March, 1870. The srs.
sion lasted two days, and the proceed.
ings arc Of interest to the medical pro.
fcxsi0n
Dr. A. N. TALLY, Of Columbia, prcsi.
dent
Dr. T. j. PoncuER, Of Charleston, Cor.
responding Secretary. ..
revised Constitution for tho govern.
tocnt of the Association aud the follow.
ing resolution were adopted:
Received. Tint all mcml,cra Of the
medical profession resident in South Caro-.
ina, "hO hre regular members Of II prop.
e'ly constituted medical society, ~ who
sre residents Of any county IN which
there is no county medical gocicfy with
in twenty miles Of their residence, shnl
he elected 10 membership by tho associ
aUoD, on the recommendation Of ono
tHeWbeT, .-. .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

We extract The following items from n
friendly note sent us by a Charleston
correspondent
A Century plant. is about 10 bloom in
this OIL town---run down and sec
It,
Times nro dull md wnlcr acarco Isn't
old Jupiter PluyIua on a bender IN New.
berry
Chief Jnallcn Clianc is aliIl here.
GOvcrnnr Scott is nj the Ela,Icslnn
Hotel ho cnnhoL paciry the municipal
rilf rnff.
Tho Picnic season il about clo.ing--
weather boiling drought acycrcly felt.
Vegetables and ANAL plants in private
gardens 8cnrched.
War on dogs innugurated- -onc hun.
drcd nnh sixty killed.
Lots of ppnplo are going North.
Not an amusement in thu city.
Tho minority IN Council checking the
"'mm"rtNl lo'--tho mnjority--by frc.
n"ent ndj"nrnmcnts. Proposed all hands
should resign. "p'lls" says no--"will
stick"
City Stock up-5si strange. Real
Estate dull.
JUNG term Of Court begins on the 7lh,
go Orr, Judge.
Two Nclocinc,lo ,inkS arc in full blast.
rhr marhinrS are intrrliclcd on the side.
walk.
New Tomatoes wcrc shipped North
last week.
Lace and Washington, wcro arrested
Tor s'rikinsH policeman.
The city is Infested 10y flies millions,
bilious, t:il(iouS Of them arc here. It
IS believed they migrated from tho up.
country.
tapttin West formerly of the steam.
snip Qnlkrr CITY, between this citv and
New York, aud late Of tho steamship
Golden City. Of the Panama and San
tranciSco steamship line. died at sea on
'he Plciic last month. lIo was n
no''e-nsarted man, and good sea.
man.
They thus early speak Of making the
"Hxt parade Of the fire department n
grand affair. Invitations will be extend.
ed ID the fire departments Of the entire
country. Hurry the Ncwbcrry boys mp
with 4 fine .stlamtr.
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tfuun tho working Of wuod. THAR tirso ccss

from thu working c6 wood. Thsir frso cost
hs lictf. u,1re than tor wuGj, lnt thcic du-
rahiitNy reuliy n,aes shsui chsuper. We
wonbl suggest that il any Ice swner eoa-
tempt:ss an enclosure, that be give tEs
preference to th. beautiful fr1n rtilias,
and that heceafter IN Of the b3ts as far az
possible be taus distin guishei Then will
RosesEont be pscpesuat beauty. anj noe
show in the course OF 4 few years vaster.
ing decay Of tumo!ing, rossinS wooden eu.
closures.
NesSts. Goldsmith 4 Kind, Of CoIrn,ba,
artistic: workers in iron and bras., and who
have placed their impress on mos. Of the
pnbiic nosks Of that city, and helped also
TO beautify many Of her private places, We
are pleased 10 state, can furnish all infor-
nation a. 70 design Or price for the work
spoken off, and can nlso manufAc.nre the
Same with the utmost promptnes., and VIC
take pleasure in recommending them 10 the
notice Of our citizens intcrca,cd in Rose.
niOnt Cemetery.
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oa SOUTH CAROLINA.
NEW ERRY COUNTY.
n T. D,,

BY John l. Peterson. t'robate Judge.
Whereas, VIM. D Reeder has made suit
10 me- 70 grant him Letter.. OF Administers
ton. OF tn: E-tatc and effects Of Abaer W.
kec,Ier, Jr. deceased =
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular. the kindred and creditors OF
the said deceased. to be AMI sppeIr before
me in the Cours OF Probte 10 he held "a
Ncwbcrry Court House. on the 18th day Of
June inst, after publication hereof, a.
IL o'clock in the forenoon 10 shew cause, if
any they have, why The said Administration
should no. lie granted
Given under my hand this 5:h day OF
June, Ammo Domini 1850
JOHT 7. PETERSON. pJ.x.c
June o % 2t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09
Shaving, Champooing, &c.

Louis Rrt!er, barber, hair dresaer, &C., re-
sp"cttu'l7 hez7 leave TO inform the Ladies'
And Gentlemen Of New berry, that he ia sup
piled with al! necessary Appliances to prac-
tIcc the Art Ton+or;ai !. ;is!actoriIy to all.
Ladies visiting their ha;r char: 1ooesi, SC,
viii be- waited mon 4; their homes. Ho
announces 10 The gentlemen that he has
h;;hd up shower bath and piunse bath.
Shop rear Of Nevherry Hotel
June . -
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Whist Has Como Of 1T

Tho World publishes the recent
spccch Of General Alcorn, Senator elect
from Mississippi, sitting forth some
| startling fncts for the consideration Of
tho Republican party. il comments
upon tho worla Of The Scnntor, who IS
the ncknow lodged lender Of his party in
the Snnh IN the following language:
In this sprcrh th" orator Rcts forth
mud proves that the Southern eaton in
lrrr$l which, IN the pnlmy days Of the
republic, before the rrhrlliun, used To
htnH into The country M annual sum Of
$2o0, 0On, 600. rnlh hna been nll but dc.
moliShrh by that collision that since
tho outset "t Tia" var. II colossal cnn.pir.
nry, initiated hy British capitalists nnd
manufacturers, rnr"n' n'ng"d hy The British
Government. nnl,i"inrd IN hv thu gov.
rinmrntS anal capitalist" Of other M
ii"ns, has been vt work for tlr rsiah.
l,>hmrnt nl cotton culture nhlrad. md
the hrrnhInr down vt the American cot.
tom monopoly that this conspiracy has
:" Tar succeeded that, even in 1861.
ihntr min" sources. exclusive rt the
(niird Stat"S, r"nt,,huiyh, i"r inStnnrr,
~ the supply "t cotton at Manchester
that Australia. .laua,ra, French West
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AUGUSTA, Juur Il - tie t.Ucrton Ga.
"'''c H!"'vS 'nn' an resurrection plot has
been disclosed hy rrg,n, having for its
nhict ,hc :,rrni:,. nr the ,own of Lex
'h&'"n. '''r Comfy scat OF OG!cthorpc,
and 'nnSSar'c nr the Inhabitants. The
Shc'i1 and posse in arrcSlins tho nc
gr"eS implicated, were resisted by one
whom they shot a.l Killed.