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association, as we value the Sabbath as the
Gift of God, and one of the pillars of our
Christian liberty and Christian institutions,
that we enioin upon tie Sabbath school
workers of this commonwealth that they
exert all their influence in behalf of strict
observance Of the command of the Master.
"Remember the Sabbath day to keep it
holy"
Resolued, That we recognize the import
ance of the temperance cause and would
recommend so far as practicable, it be
kept prominent in connection with our
Sunday school work.
Resolced, That in the death Of General
Charles Albright, of Mauch Chunk, an ex-
president of this association, we have lost
Christian gentleman, an earnest worker
in the Sunday school cause, pure patriot,
and statesman, from whom we part with
deep regret, and that our sympathies are
hereby rendered to his family and friends
Resolced, That the thanks of this con-
vention are due to our secretary, MIR. +.
D. Wagner, for the zeal and energy with
which he has attended to the duties of his
Office, accomplishing such large amount
of work at such small outlay of money.
Resolced, That thanks be rendered to the
officers Of the convention and to the gem
tlemen who favored us with lectures and
addresses.
The committee on finance reported tnat
they had audited the report OF the treas
urer and found it correct. The committee
recommend that $500 be raised for expenses
for the current year and that if practical
$1,000 bc raised for the purpose of employ
ing a suitable person to do Sunday school
work in this state, ander the direction Of
the executive committee.
On motion, the executive committee was
authorized to elect a president, in place of
Mr.. Mccormick declined, and the name of
ID. G. Haverstick, of Lancaster, was added
to the committee. 1t was also ordered that
the committee meet Immediately after adj
journment.
On motion the convention proceeded to
take the pledges (and in some instances
the CASH of delegates for contributions to
the state socicty's funds. The amount of
cash and pledges exceeded $3.50.
E. Payson Porter delivered an address
on county organization. There are
five banner states III the union in
which conventions were held last
year in every county in the
state. The county organizations arouse
interest in the work, push forward the
work of the Sunday schools, tends to keep
them open the year round. Local organi-
cations are also ofgrcat Importance. The
international, state, or even county con-
ventions cannot reach all the people. TO
reach these it is necessary to have local Or
@aniza!ions with agents that visit periodi-
cally every family III the district, and
gather into the schools all the children.
We should have all over Pennsylvania
training classes for teachers. There should
be such 4 class within every six miles
square. At some longth Mr.. Porter spoke
Of the advantages which would flow from
complete organizations.
He was followed by Rev. Cri,tendcn,
who read 4 brief paper Oh tho same sub
.icct. Adjourned.
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PHiLADELfHIA. Oct. 4.-Elour quiet but firm-
" held; superfine o OO03 50; extra 8 80
.; Ohio and Indiana family IS 5O06 90 :
Penn'a family dos OO05 50 st. Louis family
at IS OO66 50; Minnesota family 95 2566 90;
as .
Rye -four Mt s5 3.
Wheat higher but unsettled: No. Western
Red u 151a@l l6; PA. Rod$ l6 Amber 81 l6.
&COrn firm steamer, none here yellow 551<c
mixed 55c.
Oats steady; No. I, White &c No. 10 AO1Sc;
No: do sse1sc; No: :. Mixed ss'aGssc.
Rye firm ut 93094c.
Provisions in steady jObbing trade; mess
pork SIG 50; beef hams ZIG 5O0H w; In
dian mss beet at SlS 80; smoked hams 1l1a(9
l2c; picked hams S1G9c bacOn-sm0kcu
shoulders 61a@7c salt do SIC.
Lard market firm; city kettle mt 949slc:
loose butchers SIC: prime steam ~ 90.
Butter-ChOtce In fair demand other
gratle4 are dull Creamery extra ut s90sOc;
do good to choice :7@9c: EradfOrt
county and New York extra. s5G:sc Western
serve extra alGl2sc; Rolls quiet: Penn'a Extra
2O032c W Western Reserve do 3l0.,c.
Eggs firm; Penn'a Extra 2sc; Western
Cheese dull, but steady: New York full
Rolls quiet; Penn'a extra 2lGs3; Western re-
cream I3kc; Western full cream l3@l3l<c;
do fair to good l20l2lsc; do half Skins lO1l0
lie.
Petroleum steady; refined ls'4c.
Seeds-Good to prime clover dull mt 3. O00
80; Timothy jobbing ut 3! 7o@: 70: Flaxseei
81 Is.
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DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE SUB
l. URBAN PROPERTY. On TU ESDAY,
Of ho will Il

DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE SUB
L UKBAN PROPERTY. On UESDAY,
NOVEMBER 3 at the Cooper House, will be
undersigned, containing 81 ACRES. situated
on the Columbia pike, Onc-quarter of mile
west of Lancaster, Pa, bordering ON and near
to the country places respectively of DR.. j. w.
Neyin. of the Messrs. Hager, OF Nath. ELL
maker, esq, and contiguous to Wheatland,
home Of the late ex- ex-PresidentJames Buchanan.
Possessing the advantage of this neighbor-
hood to these elegant homes of the West End,
and itself improved by its capaciOus mansion
and suitable o1tbGildings, sheltered by orna-
rounded by lawns laid out in paths and car
riage roads; communicating to the city by
Se Of ns tine xaH aIH ct @
way, with its frontage of S79 feet Oh q line of
front with city properties nearby thisprOperty
home with growing value.
The place contains above 20) ornamental and
apples, peaches, pears, plums, cherries, &C., in
fruit-bearinS state, and SO likewise are the
different varieties OF grapes, currants, rasr-
berries, &c. The mansion of brick, with slate
roof, having q southern exposure, containing
20 rooms and halls, with their complement
OF closets, and easements with cemented
floors, plaStered walls and ceilings, well light
cd ana thoroughly ventilated, is q double two
stOried House with well finished attic rooms.
Its living rooms and bed chambers newly
painted and papered, open out on beautiful
cOnservatories. The principal hall is entered
from i pOrticO that is approached from the
front through an avenue of tall everg recn
trees. Among the modem improvements is
q bath room supplied with rain water caught
from roof in a boiler IRON tank of Best's manu-
facture. newly constructed; also large size
Reynolds improved furnace that heats entire
building. Gifts Outbuildings there Is a newly
built tobacco shed, a shed for wagons, &C.
Stabliny room for cows, 2 horses and for pigs,
and Il rOOmy carriage house. Immediately in
the rear OF residence Is a twO.storied brick
slate covered building. adapted tor summer
kitchen, and having upper room servant
There are two wells of excellent water, one
especially distinguished forits supply that has
never shown signs of diminutiOn during the
longest drOughts.
Persons dcsirOus of inspecting the premises
may call, when full opportunity for doing so
will freely be granted.
Sale to commence promptly ut O'Clock p.
m. on said day, when terms and conditions
will be made known by
j. II Il. WAGNER,
HENRY SHUBERT, Auct. It'll
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Ninth Ward.


The regular stated meeting OF the Ninth
ward Hancock and English club will be held
ut their club room, oyer Arnold Iaas's saloon,
North Queen street, on Friday evening at y.
o'clock.
Attention Hancock Veterans
All members of Hancock Veteran Associa
ton, with the exception of Cos. A and Il, are
requested to report Mt headquarters for drill
on Thursday evening at ~ O'Clock. sharp,
Seventh Ward.
The Young Mems Hancock and English club
OF the Seventh ward will meet tomorrow
(Thursday)eveninga at N O'Clock at Utzinger's
saloon, Middle street. Important business.
Miliport, East Lampetcr Twp.
Thursday evening, October IA. Speakers: L.
+. Davis, J. l.. Stcinmetz, E. ID. North, j. A.
Coyle.
Spring Garden
Thursday evening, Oct il. Speakers: ID. Nc
Mullen, Il. Il. Risk, John l.. Jacobs. Capt. ii. II.
lIaines.
DOWmanSvillc.
Friday evening. October Is. Speakers Hon. ID.
Ermentrout. of Reading; W. Il. Wilson, ID.
McMullen, W. H. Roland, J. q. GarEnan, II. n
Mohler.
kftitz.
Friday evening, October Is. Speakers: +. Il.
Wic.and, L. +. Davis, Il. Il. Risk.
SHECLIL NOTICES..
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1t Is conceded fact that mothers who have
the care, anxiety and draught OF nursing in
fants, arc wenk and need the aid OF some
strengthening tonic TO make up the nourisli-
ment required for the growth of the child.
Ale, porter and lager beer have often been re-
commended. or late, since physicians have
become aware that the Port Grape Wine pro-
duced by Alfred speer, OF Passaic. n. D., IS
strictly pure. they have prescribed it instead
of ale and porter. This wine is principally
sought for by mothers who have nursing in
fants at the breast, as the best supplying medi
cine to be found. The wine is rich in body and
not Intoxicating, but gently stimulating
Druggists generally keep it.-Enquirer.
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Alice and
Davis and sold by II. f.. Slaymakcr.
Ol-2wd&w
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Mothers! Mothers!: N1others

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the cxcruciating pain OF cutting teethf
Ii So 80 at once and get a bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. twill relieve the
poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious. upon
IL; there is no mistake about it. There is not q
mother on earth who has ever used it, who will
not tell you ut once thst il will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleas
ant 70 the taste. and is the prescription of one
of the eldest and best female physicians and
nurses in tho United States. Sold everywhere
Is cents a bottle Iil1-iyd&wM.W&
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OBITUARY.


Sudden Death of Daniel X. Miessc.
Daniel X. Miessc, aged 73 years, and re-
siding at 314 Soath Prince street, died
very suddenly at his residence last evening.
Mr.. Miesse had not been well for some
time past, but yesterday he seemed to DO a
great deal better. During the day he took
a ride, and after returning home he started
out for short walk. He again returned
to the house, and while in the dining room
he was taken with pains, and, dropping
over, he expired in a short time. 1t is
supposed that the immediate cause of his
death was heart disease. Mr.. Miessc was
born in Bcrks county and aftcrward re-
moved to Schaeiferstown, Lebanon county,
where he resided for years. He moved to
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AARKET&,


Nxw YORE, Oct. t.A-Flour-State and West
ern hrm and active export and homo de.
mand ;Superfne, at 8 7o04 10: extra do q .
e. 50: choice. do, q eo04 IS: fancy do
SO160 round hoop Ohio - 6005 90: choice
do $SOO06 %; supernne western 81 7O0l 10:
common to good extra do a e504 60; choice
10 do "a 6506 80; choice white wheat do O. IS
e. -; southern nrm, unchanged com
do 8 6507OO.
Wheat feverish and unsettled, prices sake
better No. White; Nov, 81 l51< No. keii
Oct: q IN; do Nov. u ls0l III; do Dec.
Corn I<@slc better and quiet; Mixes, west
crn spot, Ax6NzIc; do future, 55sS055Nc.
Oats :quiet, unchanged; State 3tl45c :Wcst-
ern. }a0l5c
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IMPURE BLOOD, General Debility, ScrOfua,
Brysipclas. Pimples, Carbuncles, Unhealing
Sores, and other diseases demanding II treat
ment essentially Tonic, Abs ,rbcnt, Alternative,
Blood Cleansing, Blood Making and Health Re-
storing, yield readily to that mos perfect and
elegant of medicinal preparations, DIR. Brown
ing's Tonic and Alternative. Price 80 cents and
81. For sale by the proprietor, W. Champion
Browning, NJ. d., lll7 Arch street, Philadel-
phia. and all Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
cine. oli-lwdTu, THIS
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OHIO.
Both Parties Claim Gains.

DUH IArucS OIulua O0lue
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct, 14.-The Repub-
lican state committee have returns from
81 out of SO counties, which show Rcpub-
lican gains of s, 500, and Democratic gains
of 6,7S1. The net Republican gain for
Townsend, secretary of state, is ,S1S.
At the Democratic headquarters returns
have been gathered from various sources,
show that according to these figures DEM
ocratic gains for Lang, secretary Of state,
are S,963, and the gains for Townsend,
Republican are given as 6, IA, a net DEM
ocratic gain Of 2,S49.
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DEATHS.

VoLLMER.-In this city. on October IL, 1900,
Mary Ellen. daughter OF Frederick and Anna
Mary VOllmer, aged months
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her parents residence. No $50 North Queen
street on Friday afternoon at 9 o'clock. In
termcnt at lions cemetery.
NIBssE.-In this city, on the 18th OF October,
1880, Daniel n. Miesse, in the 73ti year OF his
age.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his late residence, No. 3l4 South Prince
street, ON Saturday afternoon, Mt o'clock. In
terment ut Woodward Hill GENE terry. 2td
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a,uera,ions I'm Sout, Africa.

CAFE Town, Oct. 14.--1t now appears
that Col. Bayley retired into the fort at
Masera at nighfall and the burning Of the
government Office and barracks then took
place. The enemy lost heavily in the fight
and then withdrew somewhat. Col. Bay
ley is we'll supplied with food, but Cal
rington, who is besiesed at Mefeleng, has
been obliged to slaughter horses for
food.
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INDIANA.
Pretty Bad Work on Tuesday.

Pretty Bad Work on Tuesday.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 14-noOn.-Addi-
tiOnal returns show about the same rate of
gains for the Republicans. Their majority
on the state ticket will not fall short of
1000. Congressman appear to stand eight
Republicans to five Democrats. The Re-
publicans will also have majority in the
Legislature.
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DEFEATED, BUT NOT DISMAYED.

Picking Their Flints to Try 1t Again.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-The Democratic
national executive committee is in session
this afternoon at the Democratic head
quarters. Among the members present
are Senator Barnum, and Messrs. Scott of
Pennsylvania, Smalley Of Vermont, Hewitt
Of New York, Barnes Of Georgia, and
Cleveland of New Jersey. The result of
the October elections and the prosecution
of the campaign are, it is understood. the
subjects under consideration.
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Tho lcpizOOt1c.

The epizootic, which now is raging i'll
the larger cities, has made its appearance
in this city. There are 81 horses in the liv-
cry stable of Fred Brimmer which have
the disease In Reese Bros. stable 20 horses
arc sick. There arc many horses sick in
other stables, while there are some which
have escaped entirely. The disease is of a
mildcr nature than that which ragged eight
years ago, and with careful attention it is
not serious.
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DCBLIC SALE.
i On TUESDAY, OCTOBER g. 1880. will be
sold at the Keystone hOtel, North Queen street,
valuable lot Ofground situated on the west
Queen street Is feet, inches, and in depth .45
teet, to IA feet wide public alley, on which is
erected q twO-story BRICK DWELLING, con-
tanning parlOr. back room. five bed rooms and
basement kitchen.
Saale to commence ut O'clock p. H., when
conditions will be made known bY
REBECCA FETTFELY,
ii. SHUEEBr Auct. OctI3-lltd
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"7he Galley Slare'' IO-nign-Thc Ph!l;l'
delphia newspapers were unanimous in their
praise OF the performance of Eartley Camp
bells "Gallcy Slave" at the Chestnut Street
opera house, where 1t recently made such
great hit. 1t was presented in Scranton Mon
day night, and the Republican, OF that city,
closes Il long review as follows: Indeed
there was not q duh clement in the play, from
the heroine to Little Daisy, ,'and We have rarely
seen better pleased audience ut the Academy
OF Music.'' The same company will produce it
at Fulton opera house tonight. There should
bo 4 large audience.
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GRANT AT PLYMOUTH ROCK.

Visiting tho Home of Miles Stantlish.
PLYMOUTH, Mass, Oct. 14.-Immcdiately
after breakfast this morning General Grant
and pasty left the Hotel Brunswick, Bos-
ton for the Old Colony depot for Plymouth.
The party was composed of the executive
committee of the Middlesex club and Gen.
and Mrs. Grant and their companions.
At Arlington the general shook hands
with the crowd. At Plymouth he was
met OH his arrival by committee and was
escorted to Memorial hall, where he was
met by Governor and Mrs. Long and Hon.
Henry b. Pierce. Judge Russell welcomed
The general replied briefly, accepting the
welcome and acknowledging courtesies ex-
tended. The sword of Miles Standish was
then handed to him. From Memorial hall
the party was driven to Pilgrim
and thence to Plymouth Rock. From the
rock the General was taken to the nation
al monument to the Pilgrims, whence lie
was driven to Davis Hall, where 500 chill
dren had gathered to greet him. When he
reached the platform he was received with
cheers and the clapping of hands.
Vermont Preparing tor Grant.
MONTPELIER, VT, Oct. 14.-Gen. Grant
having decided to visit this state week
after next, arrangements are on foot for
his reception.
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Republican Meeting.

Last evening the Republicans held a
meeting in the opera house, which was
addressed by Galusha A. Grow, who de
livcred the same old speech which he has
been giving throughout the state. After
the meeting the RAIDS ipdulsed in walk
around and made the air blue with badly
sung campaign music,
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CANADA.
Su,t Against u Car Company.

Sult Against u Car Company.
MONTREAL, Oct. 14.-Alderman Done
van has entered suit against tho Wagner
palace car company for 81, 900 damages for
ejccting him from a car while en- route
from New York to this city, nOtwithstand-
ing he had paid for sleeping berth.
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Poverty and Suffering.

II was dragged down with debt, poverty and
suffering for years, caused by u sick family and
large bills for dOctoring, which did them no
good. 1 was completely discouraged, until
one year ago, by the advice of my pastor.
procured Hop Bitters and commenced their
use, and In one month VIC were all well, and
none OF us have seen Il sick day since, and
want TO say to all poor mcn,yOu can keep your
families well year with Hop Bitters for less
than one doctors visit Will COSTA Working
man." 2wd
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this city some years ago, but soon went
West. Returning he again settled here
and has been here for seven years. He
leaves wife, one son and two daughters.
The coroner impaneled a jury consist
ing Of Abraham Sawyer 9: 6. Urban. II5 III; q;
Frankford, and held an inquest on the
body. They rendered a verdict Of death
from heart disease.
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Eve.

When Eve upon the first Of men, the apple
pressed with speciOus cant,
Oh what thousand pitics then, that Adam
was not Adamant,
But though by his false step, VIC were doomed,
to life of endless toll,
Ono certain comfort we can get, to cure RhCu
matics Eclectric Oil.
For sale by II. Il. Cochran. druggist. Nos 137
and l39 North Queen street. Lancaster, Pa.
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The Warren Inquiry.

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Col. c. Durland,
of Honcsdale, Pa, and Maj. Gen. Henry
Cappart, of Mart Ferry, Belmont coun-
ty, Ohio, testified before tho Warren court
of inquiry to-day.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 14.-For the
Middle states during the rest of Thursday,
fair weather, slowly rising temperature
and falling barometer and winds shifting
to easterly and southerly.
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VEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A LIE! ALES ALEI

LIE! ALEi ALEI
LAWRENCE KNAPP's CELEBRATED AND
WELL KNOWN DRAUGHT ALE.
Is now ready for consumers, wholesale anu
retail.
HOTELS, RRsTAURANTS AND PRIVATE FAMILIEs
can be supplied with this wholesome and
nourishing beverage. AL orders Will receive
Dunctual attention and deliverances made at
short notice. Call or address
LAWRENCE KNAPP.
No. lE3 East King Street,
octlllnid Lancaster, Pa.
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POLITICAL MEETINGS.

Fourth Ward Ball Association.
\ meeting of the managers OF the Fourth
ward Hancock ball association will he held at
Rothwcilcr's hall this evening Mt O'Clock, to
perfect arrange ements tor the ball.
Sixth Ward Amer icus Club
will me ct at their club room, Schiller Hall. to-
morrow (Friiay) evening at 7k O'Clock. Two
invitations-fromY ork nd Ephrata-have been
received by the secretary. full attendance
Is desired.
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DUlsLIC SALE.
/ On MONDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1880, at the
popular restaurant in the p. Il. X. Depot, u
large variety OF Restaurant Fixtures, consist
ing of Tables, Chairs, Screens, Mirrors, Pic
lures, Clock, Stoves and Heater, CupbOartls,
Refrigerator, one Splendid Gong, Tin, Glass
and Queenswarc, Knives and Forks. Bottled
Catsup, and many articles not named.
Sale to commence at O'Clock a. ms
OWEN HOPPLE,
ii. SHUBERT, Auct. Ol4"tdR
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Try Lochcr's Renowned Cough Syrup.


ITO be, or not to be" that is the question,
whether TO suffer from diseased system and
continuous impurities of our blood. or to take
Spring Blossom and become Il welcome and
respectable member of society. Prices: Soc,
trial bottles lOc. For sale by II. T. Cochran,
druggist, l37 and 10 North Queen street. Ian.
caster Pa 2
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Thre. Children burned to Death

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 14.-The residence Of
Jesse Jordan, about mile from Carlinville,
Ills, was buDhed on Tuesday night and
three children, aged 6, 10 and IL years
respectively, perished in the flames.
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German Baptist Conference.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 14.-The Sixth German
general Baptist conference Of North Amer
lea began its session here last night.
About $50 delegates from all parts Of the
country are present.
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THE ELECTIONS.

The Collection Of News Suspended.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-3A. M.-The col
lection of news both at Columbus and In
dianopolis was suspended before midnight
by the contral committees and not much
else has been done by others. The Re-
publicans in Indiana are now claiming q
majority Of eight thousand and a majority
Of the Legislature.
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/ Any disease OF the Kidneys. Bladder, Urinary
Organs, Nervous System. or case OF Lame
Back, that cannot DO cured by Days Kidney
Pad, cannot he cured by any other treatment
or remedy in existence. Oll-lwdMWSF&w
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THE EAST.
A Pause Probable.

ROME, Oct. 1.-THE Direto says: Il
Dulcigno is surrendered pause in the
coarse OF Eastern affairs must necessarily
enSuc''