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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-05
VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER REGIMENT

With feeling of proud satisfaction we are en-
abed TO announce the gratifying intelligence thai
the Virginia Regiment is completed, and that The
Portsmouth Volunteers were accepted bv the
Governor, and form the Tenth Company. The
War Department has decided on receiving mn
more Volunteers from Virginia, than the one
Regiment, which will thus throw mahy brave
fellows out of their calculations. The Norfolk
Company, we regret TO say are thus cut off. and
of course will have to disband. To such Of them
as are still anxious 10 continue in the path of dutv
and of glory we would advise them to make i'm.
mediate application 10 their brethren in Ports
mouth, as few more brave spirits are wanted io
fill up the corps 10 the maximum number. They
must be In hurry, too, for the I" Clans are ga
theriog." Already five Companies have been
concentrated at Fortress Monroe, and all are in
motion. We give the following spirit stirrioo
communication from an honored and true natrio,
whose name we have great mind to give to our
readers.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-05

WHAT PIrYl-Col. j. +. n Claiboroo oe
New Orleans, met with serious loss bv the sioL
ing Of the steamer Maria in the Mississinni
manuscript vuIome illustrating The history nr tho
South West. with biographical sketches and Incl
dents Of frontier adventure, upon which he had
been engaged for several years, and which he had
Just got ready for the press, was lost.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-05

The effect upon the Senate was overpowering,
it eTPfoded for The day--on the whig press !,
was astounding-it has been laborino like tho
mountain ever since
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-05
MR.. COUGH AND THE VOLUNTEERS

MR.. COUGH AND THE VOLUNTEERS.
The speech Of Mr. Cough, last evening, was
one OF deeply impressive nature, and what v i'll
not soon be forgotten by those who heard him.
1t was certainly the most powerful address he has
made, in our hearing, this season-the subject
was The Effects of the Traffic The church
was crowded, as usual and we were pleased to
see many OF those noble hearts present, who have
Volunteered tor Mexico. Mr.. Cough, after the
address, alluded to them. and gave them an inyi
ta'on To hear him in body on Wednesday eve
ming, and expressed desire that he might be
permitted to visit their Rendezvous. The invi
ta,ion was promptly and appropriately accepted
by Lieut.. Blamire, who stated that he had been
a Total Abstinence man for i've years, and in
tended TO carry that principle with him on the
soil OF Mexico. and then urgently pressed Mr..
Cough TO visit the-Rendezyous, which. we under.
stand, he will do very shortly
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-05
THE LAST
VOLUNTEER MEETING,

We understand that Public
Meeting of the Volunteers and
Citizens will be held on THURS
DAY EVENING, to receive the
report of Lieut.. Cooke, who will
then have arrived from Richmond
There will be several patriotic
speeches delivered on the occa-
sion, and Citizens generally are re-
specially and earnestly invited to
attend at the Rendezvous.
Jan. 5.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-05
LADIES OF PORTSMOUTH,

we do not wish to foresal you in your kind
intentions. towards those hfave men who are now
IN Rendezvous at the Court Huuse in our town.
who have Volunteered for the Mexican war bu,
If you intend TO do as yeur sisters throughout the
State have done to kindred spirits, your favors
would be kindly and opportqnely received at the
present time. Many of these men have nothing
but their best hearts blood to offer up on the altar
oftheir country, and that they have freely pledged
while they stand in need of many comforts and
necessary articles of Clothng-such as Shirts
Shoes, Sucks, Clothes, &c.. which, as yet, they
cannot draw from the Government.
Dear Ladies! LIE, that spirit of philanthropy,
which is ever active in your bosoms stimulate YOU
TO immediate exerlion in their behalf, and MANY
heartfelt blessing will fall upon you from thou
sand grateful hearts. Let what you do be done
quickly.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-05
REVENUE MARINE SERVICE.

The Annual Report Of the officer charged ,cith
The s"periniendeaee IF The United States
Revenue Marine Service and Boats.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-07

Certainly all the wing papers are committed in its
support. do they appear willing to enlist in his ser
vice They feel scrupes in playing at the game Of
political juggley," the Bonneville Qndiana) Demo.
craft calls it. II says 'that 'whg editors look at
Gen Taylor in the light OF aralabaty and other To
obtain place and emoument is the pinnacle OF their asp
ratons and, reach this, they would reacherousy
forsake the hero OF Buena VISTA if the deed promised 10
be profitable as their leaders did the rights and honor
of the nation in the recent Congress. How would il look
to see Webster Davis, Corvn, and other wing members
of Congress advocating the claims OF General Taylor to
the presidency based upon his victories in Mexco' The
very men who have stood in high places and pronounced
the war; in which his claims have had their birth, TO be
sutckcd, daraaabis, and ,tnjustP"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-07

The last New York Evening Mirror" which fies
the name of General Taylor from its masthead, saws
"We understand that there is letter in town from Cen
eral Taylor written in reference his nomination for
the presidency in which he expresses preference for
Henry Clay every other candidate yet named and
for Crittenden and Mclean next But notwithstanding
that these are his preferences all Others he still
candidy avows that he is not Indifferent TO the will of
the people, and rather inmaes that he will feel himself
bound TO accept the presidency if the people should per-
sist in thrusting it upon him"
we have nothing TO say, at this tune, about Messrs
Clay Cnttenden, Mclean; but this version of the
Mirror" If reflects truly his sentiments shows at least
the decided bearings and wing antes of General Taylor
is CERTAIN notwithstanding these indications that there
is one portion OF the wing party who will not be recon-
ciled to his nomination "The Boston Courier" for ex
ample OF the Webster school, sets its face directly agans,
him 1t dedcaes long article to "hero worship;" says
that "the public mind essentially Gt hopes not thor
oughly) debauched with its Doctrines and indirectly de-
MES that General Taylor is ga great and good man
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-07
" THEODORE TALBOT


are requested to state that all who are interested
and feel disposed to attend for that purpose on Monday
next at IL O'Clock, noon, in the southwest room frs
MOOT OF the General Post Office can have the opporun
OF being heard before decision is pronounced in the
assignment to contract Of the several in Texas
lately advertised for letting The books will then Be
opened for public information, and the state of the bids
declared preparatory to the final decisions Of the Post
master General
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-07
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
ANOTHER GLORIOUS VICTORY.

Battle Of Ccrro Gsordo.
Santa Anna again defeated pitched battle By General
Seon.-Sir thousand Mericans taken prisoners. Fire
hundred americans killed and ,counded.-General La
Vega again prisoner.
at- DAILY PIcAYUNE EXTRA,
Friday Evening" April 3O--5 o'clock.
BY the steamship McKim, Captain Pillsbury, which
left Vera Cruz the Goth instant we have glorious
news from the army under General Scott Mr. Bugbee,
who sent from the scene Of action by Mr. Kendall,
with dispatches for this office, left the McKim twenty
miles below the city, and up the city, express,
with the glorious tdings
On the afternoon of the 18th the advance under Gen.
eral Twggs encountered the enemy, when severe but
ndecsiye conflict ensued AS the general orders--whch
we give beow-show that it was General SCOTS inen-
ton to give battle only the 18th, may be that this
engagement was brought by the Mexicans The main
battle occurred the lsth and resulted in the complete
triumph of the American arms.
oania Anna made his escape after his army routed
Ien La vega Is again among the prisoners. Besides
MN theie Were i've generals taken and long list of colo
neis ana subordinate officers We give below list OF
such OF tne omcers as are coming this place They
were to leave Vera Cruz about the 25th
Plan DEL Rio, April I'LL, a. m.
The DIVISION Oh zen iwiggs started hours since
and heavy cannonade has already commenced upon hi
line from the farhes OF the enemys works AT intervals
too rafting of small be heard dis,inc v from
out, with Coonels Duncan, and Bohlan and Captain Penn,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-14
(TortIeisun9.)

GAS gi(o elmer Der junseu Wcrifaner'n<
neu fdteu Wauls @etlt lebtaft su beid,aTtr
oeu; id, permcbte aber aus ietner @rSdhls
una nidts III oernebmen, nm out Die e'ae
pccr anoere ldlie6en Su fpnnen. 3uoem
puBte id,, oaB er siemlid gut ipantlh iprah>
uno ,weifelte nidt, baB er, Oenn er wrtI'3
eiebc eeaen cine berlelben fl'ble, Itd le1d1t Su
perifdnoioen pi0e. Da th MIDI aber neer>
scuote, ras opu witti9eu Wltthetlun9en,
,pie id,, letncm anfinsltten Senehuen 11ae9
prrmutbete, feline 0ieoe fei. uno oa tb elnI9e
@tuucen Der Gute senieeen tpcllte, pel' mir
ic bas Tiebcr welhe e0nnte, 70 ln8te td' thn
ante Siod,t unb ni,nidte lbn, BON Der ldO>
nen Sulieta iilB su traumen. Sn oemlelos"
s,uoeutlid fam cit 2rupp Werltaner ben
S,uoel berab II. lies baS Gbal bon ibre1t lpa>
rild,eu @eldn9en, Die fte NIT Der Sultare be-
o[eiteten, wicert0nen. Gs 1T oles elne 9ss
,pcbnbeit Der Grrppenldnoer, taB man IN
ftSueu 0ldd,tsn ouf iolhe 9Geile bon Soauie
su Ssauie siebt.
Saul eutiernte Td, nm mcinem Hathe ir'
Tcloe, I'm in leiuer S,anSematte lnBe Sraus
me Su {tdsn.
Sc :pareu eiuise Gage binse9an9en; Iangs
fam Ibleuoerte i'd eines MorsenS paulo
NDpbuun9 III. Sulieta tpar abtpsleno, shre
Shwelter Maria, oeren ShOnbeit nit Der,
ibrioeu pettelferte, traf th NIT benz Wannen
Gafao befbaftiet; paul nabm ben gbrets>
p(as Elm, bic Wiutter beretete fIelne Iorts
d,eu, ale aber unterbielten il6 oameben nit
einem merifanIhen SapitGn. Gnoltoh fam
c5ulieta nit einem Reisbilnoel auf cem &cp>
fe berbei, ben ibr paul abuehmen half gu
eleiher 3eit trieb Der gater our6 Sdreten
uno @eberoen Elm pferS, bas nad mer'tan's
Iher Granspcrtweile, einen unssbeaern
8aumftamm ait Ieinem Sdpetfe berbets
fhleppte, seeen bas Dans an, Dor oeilen
gbare Die game Geieufhaft nad eaaees>
fltte perfammelt mar. Wahoem Marla uno
paul einise Wcrte suiammen sefaitert bats
ten, fab ib cen sestern erbleiden, uno et!ts
In bie Wotnuns btneinseber. @as 1T bier
norsesansen2 bahte i'd; Warta, bic itets
febr beitern @harafters tuar, lhaufelte ltd
lit tbrer Sodnsematte unb Sulieto fab tiefflns
mig Dor ilh bin; tbr Batter unb lire Wutter
bcfften tn,n,er, bae Ge bas StiIihmei9en
breden sperbe; Der @apitdn enblid,, Der abs
spehielnb feine Blide balo tbr, balb tbren
Gltera 5utpanote, raufte rnbis feine @isare,
ia.
Die san,e Seene spar mir et,t 0tatbiel;
paut fam berbei ara ild NIT Waria in Der
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-14
ySttilt1tter SO.)

10 roih; mir pcIlen annetmen, bag Sie BEN.
Sb'ere e'ltet Steb nit Der psitfte perlesen.
3erace oerb 9enls tbm an;uosuten, bas sie
ntd)t 9eionnen lnr, eine ndbere getannts
haft onSufniipfen. unsliidli6erl Ste frnb
0eTlor'n' Die freatur pratt surid, remit
ral'b orran, leBt I'D, Dor Sbuen nieSer, fdaut
S'e NIT elnsm pebmitbigen gIlde an, uuo
IN lsIen Gocen5en ertsbt lid, nun olmdbli6
e" @ehcuL bnrdortn9enper ais Auss spaS
Ste jsmaL6 9cb0rt babeu.
Scrtfebung folst.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-14
9 e Dtn q II IT q e IT.

Der 0bio 9taatss Scte erf4eint rtselmdsis tceen
Nttpob. Or Subfcriptionssp spreis lit 81, so unz
beoin5tt 9OrausbejabIuns in Saargclp, crer So,
rpenn ote 3ablun8 nntrDalb per critcn .5alfte prs
Sabres Se(8iebt. Spdter 3aDIenbe Dabrn $3.50 ia
entri9ttn &cn tntcrtbretbcr miro fir rinrn fir,
germ 3citraum ais Dtonats angenommcn; atdb
tann bic 3cituns nnr Damn aufge9c6rn wrrorn, ptnn
ale N1titinOe abtejoDt ltno. @tne TcrnacblafIt,
suns cic 3eitunS Dor Dem Gnbe pcs Sabrs auf,utin,
si9en, prp ais cine Grncurrnn9 Der @utferpticn be,
trathtst OlttDilun9en unp S,iefe fnp pottfrct cr.
beten. GJ- otcft >Sroinsunscn werprn plnttlib be.
pbatbttt mtrptn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-14
JacDb Stats nn6 fetu gpffeu.
(@"s SrIn's ,,Speta(e 8epesuus."
SrutTcI, hrn "a Ottpter,

"S'"~~" DAu@S AND IetH SDEEeIue
(A"s Srln's ,,Spetae 8etpes suus."
SriiTcft rsn "a oetotsr.
S}d) babe mid n6ber mad, Sat5' Qeber II.
&retben erfunol9t. Gr tit eigentlid elm
FdnNsmarn BON Dir; iein Batter ttammt aus
9faiiaus Ste0en. 9I!s 9epub!ifaner BON Sers
sen, puroe er Der fe9eruns perpdehtia, NIT
Zen parller Sacobinern in eiuem aomofotte
5A 'teben. Gr maro eiuDelperrt> aber balb
mleoer lo@Nelaifen.- Sn Soolanc, no es
'poter SffS'er MAJ, tdtts CT cas- lluaIild, ei.
nen SGmeraoen i'm Oueu III erfied,eu. er
mHBte tl'sben uno be9ab Gh frater tit bic
oel9llhen proolIssen. Soier rnuts Der Sobn
elnpor, Der elite 9eroume Belt Qetnpeber.
oonn fam'lher Shulmetter, enoltt lest
&abdtstramer nuo I9ttatct aeporbsu it,
NepubI'fdner, iagt er, iet er unrsrmeiplitrr
2Sel'e pom Sater ter qepelen; bic 92socI,s
jtolt oe8 Sahr6 1880 babe sr nur ron fern,
nit ai'9eNeben; aber felt Der Wltte Der orei
B0er Sabre lei es ibm CUR @emiGbeit aetpon
oen, cap Hur e!nc icsiale umnanoluns belfer
toHne. S5n ben Se1eSuftdneen Ieae aues.
"nO bic pfaffen mabten beieitiot :perben.-
ST eS nItt flaflIId,, tpie oieler fdmiId)e eet1v
meDer N te1ner oerbcn slusbrufsweiie Guf
o00e!ee btnaI6 fomn't, tcas bic eemfhe
SpefnIa3'rn rVNs
Der yGOnrrier beige" srif Der geita;ion
qlcjdb tet ibrem geainue, inn Gobre 1sSs-
naAorittf1 uuter bic 9lrme, uub ccttrano
1hricb oamals lime rrppoodnbe fIomonh,
SIN 5abr 1885 orirnbete r6mIih tso+s ,,s
rer cem Gttel >,0raberIhaft" eine cSe;er.
iduft fldmlhsr Irbelter. ,peItse hie nnr+,
Rculfttu;tpu oarontirte :Erp;bs;t n.a ehso.
ters benubte. gs mar fsirs .rorot;c4. o..
terotrr snrbo,her sots cs,,e "%' a. ..I.y S
nISerid, ala ,,rffsth,,n,J;ts. ~. ~ a"S ''AA
ter Gtouini,Irr mors;h avs ~ c.;s.s s"s s.,:. ss-
er(1eu stiiee bies gIos as,,s ~ ~ etss s "a
Der norfsnn,ne nsr Tl,mr,s,,... ..,. . sm y.
Der oeutitte eor,ues b,rhn,..,,. ~ ~. 'Ds's..
,DIfhe &C.. % ih;[n,rt ~. en-. 49, - ss"-
beiterbevSferuuo. unb nomsrtI;ss ssh. -
Gfarf berpcr, bot mrrn ros grT. nh 49, -. ~. S
lfoffeu penbet nie,p INN MR. ~, ,,a+ss.;.s. w. M
ocber. ber -, brs ~ 0ou..r .rscsrs..
Sin peiteres e5honfris( h,;st. -. ..~S;.s.
te gper, :" ,pcsp, in oeifern ,tr;.s 49,.
prcrr.irte er; ,De eie1no IN \. e,..ks..~
ltie gSobl i'm gSirtbshoni,7 m.r;,, 49, ~.
yerifonb nsr g0ohf,rrrsd,t. ~. s,.,ssa..e. 49,
fuuo nps e;oputr;d,sn o2oress ....,s.r. .:sr
=. S>Ss'ps'' 'S"Ss
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-14
(Jnbrlgast9 L.
Ser @cnSO'arrrle,
pccr
1ns AentSdhe NintipndlncfMDl.

pbcr
9as beutftbe Statipna1ecfnbl.
(Gime rpabre Srfbtbtc.)
Srlftb auf gum trpl1iAen Sa8en!
gSie f6unt tbr mid, bodl neni1en
GjausbarnL pas bin ih ntht!
cd, bin ia ein @en6c'arnte,
YGic c5ecer weiB unb iprid,t.
,,gSas, meint itr, ioll th fa9ent
Gin Sdauc-arm? wabrlib netn
Ga mit6t ih euh ia idtntpfeh
Ga5 fallt mir gar nIht e1n'"
.G,au5carm, 70 ftcbt's 9cidricbcn
lluo anoer5 bei6t es nltht;
N4e pcQt ibr mir bepellen,
01e mou eS auocrs ipriht? -.
cd, mia's eud, balo belpetle1t y
Uos id, fciu @Gn5Garm bin:
Chr mist jebt ouf Der Stcle
9yeit mir sum Gid]ter bin.
Sie traten Drr ben Nlhter, .
Ger bort Ie SeiOe an,
Hub lprod,: @enso' 'arme 1T fral'Spl'1d'
5rausDIld,, meiu lieber Nsann'
.,Gi lorpermeut, franspNfh-
Das acbt midi gar ntdte All:
sd, bin etnmol eiu Dsutldcr>
Der teiu SranSONit fanu.
limb meine ocutIhe Sprahe
Die laf' id mir netmen nldt
Gjdusparm 1T beuth, teutlh pred 1d
9Spr gptt unb opr @erlht"
.Orfuan, y. SatIsrsrtrn
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-14
= c E q 1t 1t t m d d. II n d e n.

Cine 8eeonntmahuns ppa eiutm 9itrtt, pttr
wcnigrr, trttct fir einmsIi9c GintItun SO Gents
fir NAL ST.. rp fir jrrr ferncre Ginrnfuno esfJe.
ben 8iercfs IS &cnts.-Gtn 0ieret ncnate ctn,
;urAttn tpfrt S 3, 6 Olrnatc s. Sobr S s. Cine
patte Spaltc Olonate tinsurt1tcn 8, Osonats
Is, Sabr S25-Gtne 9anje Spalte fur WlOua.
tc eeitet 10, 6 Wpnate 20 uHe I Sabr S 30.
8eC8 8dftstarte pon4 retr ptniser Sci.
len st"s"rH@en totem per Sabr So, far Dlsnats
- 93" 80 tsber 1rt, in bsutfbsr ane ens'
Hotcn" t0bneu, faubrr uup ecrrett belorst.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-14

Gin flett,er Banerburibe toor betm Nan-
aen zines S6mettertnss bem 9lmtmanne
burd bas Gorn selaufen. Dieter ertappte
ben fletnen 8erbreder anf Der 2bat, inbeB
paoete Der 8urfde fhneI burdt einen Sra
ben, 70 baB tbm Der 9lmtmann 1ttht folqen
fcnnte. Scmm bod, etnmat beriber rief er
tbmeihelnb, Id, ,pill Dir ettpas 1asett.- 9lcb,
Nerr 9mtmann, eripieoerte Der 8urlde, fol-
DIE fletne Ginoer tpie id, miiGen nod ntdt
sIles tpi1eu. ('Sl. Sldtter.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-14
Sin fIeiner Bauerburlhe spar beim Inn

1ortjebuno folot.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-14
Gamtom, Store Gou,,tD, Sbio, Suit ~, 1877.

cdn9emutte ;u ihaufeln nno ilre6te itd) All
ibrer seite nicoer, mas bier St eanoe ettpas
sewobnIihes 1T; feline 9lu9en ifeinen aber
iehpt Nl,toenhlicf hip csi1lictn,8 III iitdett
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-13
I Z Z SH -GltlnnS.

- ~fefctfed, direct from Fhlladeplis and 6fal
'He J ahHiiN Gtocsry opposite the Hs Ii Ba
following a~rticles
ley tltren, | hoS Rock CANDY. so s 0smea II
Itart bdfley, lbnt Flour ofRIcc.2 ToIfs ywy 'ei
chocolate, ] box ire Cocoa, / box CaPefs, ttHsf9a
room k%etchap, / dozen Esscnccut tnehavfe' tlna9
safdiites. l. tafs m.Acd Pickles. frs,-nst fas ~
APfieotss frachet. Fears, Ecmsn ltci aud saI'R11
pa 9uaflJSff, superior Pins Apple chee'a, |svsnarf1
IA sald Ion "fhaiutHtlng cakes. Preston fonc-al1
iAs'hct OF Lemons II hoNes superior Regain, lIH1
@il cSNatioft Segafs. g dulcH ~soarislsis emashe y
go, dozen cat aud dry do, hur ctua aa5H'u'
rug lnhacro. 2 dozen loves GituHr SpoHsrgaHs st'
Sadr Mace, Ctound Cinnamon and cerfs a4" y
1i Lemon - Up. Ground AHts. rc-aH-. ldHt7'b i
ttSl " ohfuts. soft shell Almonds. Uiet -lHah' \
aud lutsefixrd sugar. Scrub BHlshe. an aiot" ~
scrubs Situc Bftshc- and busters, . btt, fstt e"
t-af SWohed lieruHg, faollY Herring. N NNfJ
Hta1 aud ttckled salmon. which. with mans ult"y
sseie' makes ll assortment very complete ana ~
sofa cheap Tor cash or approved barrier.
sep2l Sd sWEARlNGHN
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.E-NEEFIE. =. -
QUINCY FouNnnv
HAMILTON. SANE

CORNER or MAIN &QtIT17ssT +
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CHEAP

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tst- ttssr mugs. tufssf HfsF- furn rtta
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- hast afHte Z ri and fIfef ieftf- stA a.''
.ada lHr atote prices.
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ELoFENEST AND MuRDER-Ws do not vouch
for TIE correctness Of the following but give Il we
have heard i resies. week 40 young nasn named
W. Musgruve. Of Glasgow in this state, eoped with
daughter Of B Lswiess. ESQ % Tennessee. where be
married her On his route home, be met Lawiess az
scotfve. who told Mussrove ne could show that he
was legally married to bis daughter ne awess) would
interpose no farther objection Musgrovc returned TO
Tennessee procured certificate Of his marriage to
MiIs l. and in company with two friends proceeded 10
Lsvlesss house As soon A. The lsfter saw them sp
preaching be walked out before the door with loaded
double-barrele gun and although Mussrove and his
friends told Lswless they a. friends the latter
fred twice and wounded MusTrove which caused his
death In three hours siterwsrd. Louisville Journal
DEATH Og WHEELING THUSDER-This ce!eora-
ted Winnebsso Chief recently died At an advanced sse
among his people he the oies; Chief IN the nation
In our last war with Great Britain be held Major
General commission in the British service, the fragments
Of which he preserved with great care al the day OF his
death. His indian name Uas ch0 ca ltHf cdn.
ST Louis Repub Feb. 10.
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o,rRayurS AND PHYSICIANS.

ANVIL a. THOUSANDS oF OTHERS IN All PAKTs OF rhs
limited Satss continually sending cetncales and IN
fornng us Of benefits derived from d. Townsends sarsa
parilla -. 49,, 800, ,.,,..,.d ~,
opinion OF the virtues your Compound syrup OF sarssps
r1la an now prepared TO give Il have used II 10 my
nsctcs and prescribed for the last few months and mnsl
live h INV decided preference anything OF the hno
win which am acquainted both as 10 ne medical virtues
and the reasonable price which you sell T. In scroiuous
a. etlons taneos ptions generally dyspepsia, ind
geson eostiSe habits, and liver complaints, am much
peased with effects In these complaints or any other
where scrofus IL Indicated with confidence recon-
msnd n 10 the patronage % the profession as valuable
nxisrv for removing disease In some Of s mosl Trouble
some forms ard 10 all safe snd valuable 2edcine
''''' BENIN. WEEKS, M ID.
Brooklyn Sog. II, iase.
Dr. TowssEsD-D Dear SIR. Having Tor some time pas
been afflicted with pulmonary affection on my aags and
continual pain In my side, owing to evening exposure IN
travelling after preaching and fading disease 70 increase
with much difficulty ofbreshing and other alarming symp.
toms was advised bg clergyman friend o. mine, 10
try your celebrated Ssrsspahla: did so and ansr Ia
SnS two or three bottles found myself relieved Myap
petits has been restored And myself ch stronger and
hone very soon TO resume my usual duties: ] have bsen
80 greatly benefited by your excellent medicine fee II
10 make known facts for the beneht OF others
who may be abong under the sans dcutes that have
been for some Time past Respectfully, yours
SAMUEL WHITE, PASTOR OF Baptist Church.
Nov. ~, 1875. sAten isand
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,

An0tyne for the immediate ana permanent s,a a.
from decsyed teeth, having from It's inunsc W. have
remedy become immensely popular WIN nose mon he
Tar~t ~ unprincipled persons and sold q VIC III =,
sna genuine srtiee The object OF hls onoolrds a.
caution the public against al such spuIug .rcle so
no Glove AnOdyue can possibly GO the GENUINE Ill.,, "a
long and favorsbly by Inst na gu, INV ~ Inc
10, va, Nv Henrv }obn.o5 1.usee,sor A. 3. Sands
Coz who ssov the sole proprrtsr TIE only safely 10,
purchasers to be- sgre and ass iof JOnnsoI . vsrv
Drops and 10 examine tbs wrapper Of ne Wal y c,e'J
one of he genuine hss the signaurs Of Henry Johnson
Remember that the True Glove Anodynr 10 On ni'ea,
eure FOR The most violent oohsche pain In me suns
and thai II IA manufactured genuine only bS HENRY
JOHNSON Chemist AID Druggist, No. rs b nn ~
es: aide In the Granite Building SOLD also Al 'e uiIou
a, II East Broadway ana sos HudsoD-tI fhoe - cents
n