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POWDER.

WETE have in store six kegs Powder,
w Kentucky Rife: six half kegs
Kentucky Rife; twelve quarter kegs
Kentucky Rifle twelve CaListers, Duel.
ling.
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
August 28, lS4T.
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Nails,
Pay Up.

A LII the notes and accounts trans
"a ferred TO me by Eichelstein & Co.,
under fifty dollars, now in the posses.
sion Oft. C. Upper, Esq; will he pIac-
ed in the hands ola Justice ofthe Peace
for suit if not paid before the 10th of
January next.
JOSEPH JACOBS, Trustee.
December %, 1848 = - 81.
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Ruckcts.

.TUST received a large supply Of su
81 perior brass bound, vanished and
buckets, and for sale by
D. w. MURPHY q co.
April 15, '48,
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PARLoR LAMPS.

lust received a few most bsau,ifu
y Solar ana Larl Lamps for the Par.
lor--call and see them.
PRIESTLEY & MOsBY.
July, '48.
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-,moN MALE ACADEMY.

rANIDN
N, loaitation will be opened on
\. 6fst Monday Of January next
y 'aceplioh Of pupils, under the
M JOHN ?. MAPES, lormer'
.a,,sor il Mississippi College. +.
R.sTES or TUITION.
,d,ar. Writing and Arithmetic
Oef month.
.lrsphy, English Grammar and
v, $500 per month,
.99uapes, Mathematics and the
!. ranches Of education, $500
GEORGE CALHOUN,
.sgapseS Of Board Of Trustees.
Il. GARuErr, Secretary.
II, l848. lf-u
sDMINIsTRAToR's SALE.
49, F,E4G tA .
yi,tue Of an order of the Hon.
pobate Court Of Madison county,
.,,Se December Term, l848 there
Mi. On Monday, the 9th day Of
,sary, l849, sell at the Courthouse
Y nd county, The following lands
6ements, viz: "a
n half south west quarter, west
south east quarter, east hal
west quarter, east half north
sarar AID west half north east
n, section qs, township 8 rage 2
All half north east quarter,
N S, east half north east quar-
vesl half north west quarter,
b 8, south easl quarter section Fl,
blf south west quarter, west
pofth west quartel, west half
east quarter, easG half north
quarter, section 10, township
ange $ east, north west quar-
Ia west half south west quarter
b 10, south west quarter and west
salh east quarter Of section IL,
ship II, :apge 4 east, east hall
b "a, south west quarter and east
north west qua, ter, section "a,
aip Il, range : east,
Bms-a credit Of one, two and
Eqrs,s Bond and good security
ied6r The purchaser.
FRANCES LEE, Adm'x.
aFs4s Of B.. B. Lee.
i n l848. 14-3t
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ST. LOUIS AND CHIC FLOUR.
lust Received a lot Of Supetior st.
e Louis and Ohio Family Flour, and
for sale by
JNO. GERMANY a. co.
At the Old Stand Of Blalock q
Thompson. a
March 4, 1913. IF
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THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
FoR LING COMPLAINTS, AND ALE APFEo,
TONS OF THB RESTORATIVE ORGANS.
& e 9 z 4
Tho 5sst remedy erei tae1s1l b Man,
Fer Coughs, Asthma, Colds, SrouPS
Bronchitis, Influenza, Bleeding st
the Longs, Difficulty sf Brsalh-
iag, hivor Affections.
Pains or Weatnoas
OF The Breast OF
Side, First Stages
Of Consumption
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Yours, respectfully,
WIN. n. z

GT Sold wholesale and retail, by
Scovil 81 Mead. No. 80 Charities street
New Orleansl General Agents for the
South and West.
Sold by F.. d. WARD 4 CO.. and
PRIESTLEl & MOSBY, Canton.
JAS. BLUNDELL, Benton. q
Canton, June 2. 3d. Iy
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i0p'"' GEORGE CALHOUN,
flaPseS Of Board Of Trustees.
Ii GARRETT, Secretary.
i II, 1913. ~"
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To all persons interested in the parti.
tionlof the lands Of Edmond Rice, de.
ceased.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS


SATURDAY, sept. xS--r. 81.
Government stocks continue heavy with mod
crate transactions Treasures down 5irss Of o.
>, ard Erie per cents new I. There Is soas little
demand for Hudson River Railroad stock and the
kei Is about u per cent better
AZ the Second Board the operations we're light
and Long Island declined 4
Cons. iersble speculation has sprang up il North
American Trust the suppoiiuon that lie decision VI
the Court u Appeals, which is expected 10 about
week will be favorable 70 the stockholders
Ia Freights the business a bat moderate aud
quotations would be entirely nominal
There vas ba. little done Ia Exchange for the
H.oernlA and the supply Of ills wss large s9l0 per
covered the Whole range, thouzh the business
mostly a. "A s9f. SIZE carried BAT small amount II
coin. Francs were hrm
Ia Moaey there IS ~ change worthy Vi notice
the rates continuing sasy. The supply u desirable
.a0rt paper a scarcely 20 good.
The amount Of Coin 10 tie Sub Treasury 9
larger than ever before known, lt exceeding four mil
lions The receipts today we're s-5 800 II payments.
sAfls "a balance, SAL sois a duties, 81 81 81.
The new Railroad from New. LondOn 70 Nor
wch Will b. opened soon. and ca the remainder Of the
line 1stHeen Norwich and Stafford, the STATE line
Of Connecticut, the rails have been aid ia various
places The road will probably Be opened % stafford
81 miles from Ns~ London, ~ the lst o. January
The northern terminus Of this road Palmer en- tie
Western Railroad 20 miles from Boston and n niles
north 4 stafford The entire road will BE- Ia working
order 10 the Spring The cost Of the road CT
miles, estimated Il sil-4c00, but The contracts
have 5een made very low rates, and Il Ia believed
hat The read Will % completed and equipped cost
Of million Of dollars his road rans about midway
between the Hartford and Springfield and The Norwich
and Worcester Railroad and accommodates a very
wealthy and busy elsiet Of coaHty. The estimate Of
tie arss years Business "a ss55l9 and the experse.
60 00O leaving 10 per cent, dividends a. Wnim tie
the Hartford and W lllms1tc Road cones IN and this
. Ink Of the Boston and F.shk-l Road On this sst
road aoo1, million Of doiafs have been expended
and he parties Interested pushing tie mater with
much energy. Thirty mlss Of the road west Of Hart
ford toward FishAA have been ~, under contract.
The eastern terminus OF the line 10 At Blackstone.
where 70 connects with the Norfolk County Road which
runs into he Boston and Providence Road In Roxbury
" nen complete this Inc viii form nearly IN air line
from Tie Hudson River Boston, and ths trade and
travel Of the Erie intended for Boston IL 10 thought
vii take this route u 10 believed thar passengers and
freight from Buffalo bound 70 BostOu 1il tz2e this
route via tue Erie Road IN preference 70 the routs by
Albany and the Wes;ern Railroad. The Fishxlll Road
aEs shorter tasa tie Western, and To gradss are
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Another Destructive Fire at Rochester.

About o'clock. Friday morning FIRE broke
out IN the frame building Msias,. opposite the
Third Presbyterisn Church which before lie progress
could be arrested consumed len buildings Main a.
aud one on Divisions The wind blowing strongly
from the west, ana the buildings onrned, with one a
ccDton being OF wood the flames Pt fhro- a theu
with fearful rapdiy both essi and west from where
the fire reineed Ga the west SIDE they were stopped
a. the brick building 81 Mains;. Eastward. taey
burned TO scrpels bakery the third building west 81
Chnton.st The hre arrested there BY an alley
running between the bakery ana the isst building &c
stroyed aud ny pulling down the house on The west
side 81 the alley.
Tue buildings destroyed were uesrly al Old and Of
wood They were occupied on tue first foOg by shoe
shops hat stores barber slope, groceries, Sc. Ae
The upper stories nearly all OF them occup ed
q dwellings, Nod large number Of families were
families who lOst part al their furniture who had
no insurance On their effects
The grocery stores OF Charles : Olleer, ard John
Wordtn = and ~ Main 81 were rst destroyed There
| wss an Insurance on ~. Woriens stock OF 600 10
the ktus Company Mr. Gilbert vss insured for sl0o,
which viii cover his ioss. 4. I. Hssleck & Co
New York owned one building, which wss Insured Tor
s>o IN the Hartford Company. John ireisnd lost MS
| boot and shoe shop stock snd dwelling His loss is
estimated al $500 upon which there : Insurance
Of sou, sltto on the stock. and 5000 on the build
l los. IN building owned BY Julius T. Andrews there
was Insurance IN the Howard COMPANY OF = Ool
PccShsn Barker. brick building partially DESTROYED
| insured for sloo n. A r. lIsrri.os three frsme
| buildings destroyed insured for ) zoo Mem & Bro.
| Their, nat sad cap store. damaged by rcmova-los.
covered by an insurance OF 500. Two frame build
logs destroyed-each insured for 500 Mrs Cuip.
milincr los; considershl y-no insurance. c r Wood
l worth. building oessroyed-insrrsnce S2.Oo-totsi
| ioss- }. Graham. building desiroyeS-insurcd Tor
81. oeA-,otsl loss. : r Wotkyns shoe shop WAS in.
sored for s5ttlloss So Z. z. Municrd four store
| insured ios <Ss-loss Slo0 T. Patterson brush fac.
sofy--loss sioo0 insured for s6>0 sebastian Never.
grocer lost about <so-insared tor SsG Mrs Stronz
occupied Meyers store lost sooat siOO worth
IN Insurance John Chamberlain boNrslre.
hos.e lost aboat >yo-ac insurance. Mrs McCrscksn
hosriug house. = Nan 81 sustained heavy oss-ro
insurance large number Of the tenants OF toe build.
inca DESTROYED hsd Insurance upon their furniture
spd the aggregate loss must Dc very considerable The
danes spread rapidly that there MS very little time
20 remove snythins from tie eouses rs not knewn
how the IRE originated Large ares are becoming
] AArmiagly frs9aeRs in our city. Rochester Amer
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Later from santa Fe-indian OGtraEes-De-
struetisn OF Benf'- Fort, &c.

r. LOUIS -1t4rJsfs -ffi -
James Brown Government freight sgent ar
rived 10 this city isst evening. from santa re- alter
j0gu .ey Of twenty dsys-
We earn By This arrival that TO Ailercal--i.-.l.
were not uentiJnctwere sfisc<fd on me IN " 7rP
tember 81 Los Vcga. By party q Apache iu1i1'.s,
and killed Abont the came time, DO miles tnls zoe
nj Santa r. the lnd ans stole - Government hofses'
ana made GOOD their escape hr Brown himself Vas
,tt-cze1 bv about A. Of them. and robbed Of eFery
,aiBs he had but the following day, toey gave -
back some mules ard left him % plIsne his lonrn
on the route DE fe In With some Caorris fni9 fanis
who COVE him q supply ~ prlrlslons -
The Indians bad lately burned Leufs fofl an1 p : -
fesred hat Mr. Bent and fvera men 10 charge m lne
frt mad b.en murdered BIZ them ~ 10 traces Cd i m
have since been discovered Tho indisI. every "a're
evinced hosu'e disposition.
Go. Alexander Tas11 command ~ -snts Ie
Cal Wsshinrton. win command, nad gone 10 Pui'
sui 1f the hosti'a Indians
Nsof Bssll va 81 aos hcjor -iein, ~hiie reeen,y
epgsges In a skr1ish With toe indians, received
wound .n the lcg
Much political avr.a 1self ste5 o. rsut2 q To rel
rr-nre ~ ne Convention, which was soon % meet ioi
,hs purpose Of adopting plans for the organi ston q
q state Government
there was but little doing in az goods bat gIoce'
res we're 10 good demand owing IN part, % scarcity
~ supplies
M Brown mf. & number OF California enl g at
trains On their gsy which getting along vel
There was plenty Of grass the plains He also met
Col -- with 250 Dragons snG infantry. st ~ ainut
Creek ~ r0bit Tor santa re-
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L. ;. OFFICERS ~ CALlFoRSfA-The y. ~.
Ccsoeai has received from its san Francisco cores.
pendent the following list Of the ships and naval OH.
officer. IT Benecla
S,a'Aampi 0a-Commod0re. 4. Ap {. Jones, Lieutenant
Con'dg. =. l.. Handy; Lieutenant, N WO1lsey Actg
Mas.eT IA. X. Stevens fufser. = Reynolds Passed
Assistant Surgeon. : A hcCr-ry Passed hlasllpleu.
ID Ochtrrc u p Jones. M.dthipIan, p. % Games Ms
C'io-- commander. { h. Sirhlngi Lieuieusnt-, q. n
Armstrong. % Eumols Henry I'D. Jas ncConnicE.
4. Ap r Joues. VIM. 4. B0liinoii ArF Master. " b
Ws-.lrgion q ieinals Surgeon, =. C. Barratlrn
Asst sargeons p. J. Bee. r McCowni Purs.r, r. For.
rrsf. Captain Marines. & harlTs ElsfiDmru Adams.
kelrcu. Foster. u l-r. On Cummings. L0d e. Mafi,
" oOd. Porter Captains { erk. 4. X. sruning. Jr
S. Nays Commander, LschArish Johnston Licuie1-
ants, L W. Pickering. b Msrchand, r. sianJ, }. b
Daef Aeans Masef' n. AooIe PISSED As..saa' ~
genr, X Addisori fursef, Cameron Anderson Me
shipmer, Grundy, bfeese, Campbell. Williams. Bower
"arrss-Comm4uder, A h. Long Ll-1ienslts, J. ,
Greene, J L Warden Acfg Masi.r J /, Mauy A.s
surseon. ID PhiIHps PISSED M.tshipman. p ~,
Ca1lsy Midshipuler. J Brrdr. ID. b Harmony; Par
.eri. 4 -rF CL.r'e. fi.iI
Fr.do.il-LIe1t Couisr. r. A. Neville, Artg Master.
A Reed. Passed Nldsdlgm-n. T. "A Lyme, =. hen-hav,
A. Monroe Ass'' surgeon, J. hamii1n Aefs Purser,
J. =. Eden.
Msnssllssii,-L.sal Comtg. X. Knox. Lieutenant,
c. } Van AisuEei Aetg Master. lsaac y bnee.and sur
Feou. A. Bowie
E1'G-Lisat Com'ag l. W Meade, Masters nsis. A.
The savanna vandals ard Falmouth ave &C. arrived
on The station.
BsSTcI-8vi- l. euf Col casey sTt Lieut. Ma Wss-
- Lir-i gardner Asst slr9s1l heNlti-d l.lanti
- companies much reduced - te@-Euon. Bvf E.i
Allen svf NJ f.f1gerait Capt Loveifs company is
nere resuus -Lle1l SchureinA1 Dr. hersh4w Capt An
| soSoNs-Csrt Lyns. a infsnly A = ~ As,
cel 2 = sl-i.l BVt Lieut. Co. Hooker = A O. isi
Dzndsoa, iss DfssooHs oHe company i. Dragons
| Capt sIniit a1srul
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Firemen's FIshr-llarkess.


CORES rondenfe CT Inc Tribune
PuLADELFHIA. sunday, sept ~.
There Wss fight down town last night be-
tween bOty OF h.llers sud small number u the
City Police during which Gre 1rns bflcks. SC. were
freely usct. One ~ the O-lcers muck lnili co
that be hsd f' be- conveyed 10 the Hospital
Mons 4faalle, ne man noted for his htlT-trca1il
escapes, makes an ascension with his balloon AZ hea
Bank taesr this clty) tomorrow aft1Iuoon.
There = good fr.s demand tor fiorK znc consider.
she sse- making 81 p 20 Z. rs e utl t-- rs.rrr
Ard extra brands. RNF-fLogg-Ne Cloie a. - IT,
CoSNMsAL j. held A. = s. a tbl but there j. LILLE "
none selling -CRkIS-NHEsT d. 10 goOiden4aad A. = pl
81 IS for Red ana . i2Gsi i3 bn-he for Whi.e ne
receipts are snail R1E Is worth = ltoc. y hlshe.
CoSN Is sales oi elbow S. and White a. toc
y s. =. oAIs 11ls sses OF Seulhern by The
a. eaSoc and fenlsy wanna ~ IS sc = hushelN His
~ D. "a good cemsuc ADJ large sses making a. -
10 hnls. and - ~ nossresds.
SAIt SrpCAs.-- flrsf he1ra-&aur sch Nav -
$50 VI rsiusiuu - a. sst 500 Guy s. 9l, -
lO{i 500 Do h5 ll4t Do Camden AE5 i2d s. 30 STALE
= IS. >-t,N do $3.50 stale - e leo Oirsrd bsrk
ltsi Camden AGab l25i 100 L sank = s-olo Ssl
Nav e 't3 ~
B<f.ps,- Bosrds-S3es Residing SENDS 81; 500 Nav
o. a.; >hef 60 IS ln Grarc ~ ll Camden An1 rs
S1Oso kea1irg ~ Bis 6, $500 DO Sts i3 500 do e.
,lIs D.. Oiraft s. l.fs l0U Reading io-
>fseaf B2vf-ss,H Norrsiown Loan s'. S. 90 Rh d.
slet Rraiing Bds r5 81; sfS-n.hlrg TX ~ 81 hsT-
n-1urg kk ass 81 ke4tlug az ltt 81 Grad haak -
if0 Reading ici p Mechanics 81 IT
tfteF belrls-oe Norrsio~n RR 90 $500 Realms
Bas s. >.,oa Reading B1s g 81 $3.50 Cana lo
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W. have skssh Of The Ne ~ Jaa
,oa ps,,s the ua;es State, Including hs rss5snce
e, aud o Of he sssocsiss Aud
ssetu Of 4asa) We thas dniy o~s % -
go, and pasc fssng give TIE sss ne
the pub order 90 heo Of
aud Who II sfse
Ntshsf hs oo.ses snt sASng sheei Nfd hssf.Hts oes
accoSee the svdsnc ~ tf has printed i
eb that Sesuoss ard retnea Socialist eseh
,asa,- h. b coat uust 40 sei tno~ bot n tine
that sts-j iadsed nwout have hssa vel ensd By TO
tAs they sssss s-u sach shs-t aPoa srsssec"es
cSmnanry N y h-fAc
CF The scopndrel who ooneocted the iorego
rug know perfectly well that II was essentially =
forgery and every way gross fraud-thst We
have no more control over nor connection with
what is called The Tribune JOB Office y than the
Herald has. Jadson may be a great rascal Tor
ausht we know, but We never saw anything hall
% obscene or shocking in his paper as We
have in the Herald. nor do we believe him eaps'
tile OF a vilIsiny so nesaricus as the above para
graph embodies II our Grand Juries would only
do their duty with regard to immoral and hoen-
sious pubic atoms beginning not with the little
offenders bat the great ores-we know what jour
aa would undergo pertOrce the most essential i'm.
prcvement.
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very Late and Important from The Plains.


foRr LARAMIz, Aug. l3 ls43.
DEAR Col NJ. Rabbit T. :. Mai Agent, has
this moment arrived this pest from abeTe, and stops
but ll nninutes apt Danczn Of the Rdes, came IN
yesterday from thirty miles csy11t liz south Fass-
e sen pursuit VI tJ1r te-ert9rs from t1ls CON
rrsrd he caught al four. ard brought tnem tsck
safe with the horses Ard government property = niel
they ic1k win them. Tie ordered BY Ma sander
son tire commanding officer, O. pursue them ~ Tar -
the Salt AXE and then i be could hear q; tner -
pursue them - long there ~ere any hopes u sue
cess. TIE Captain gives horrible description q
tuings shove Be SAYS that the road literally covered
VITA desc cattle for some Two hundred niles above IL
upper crossing. Many attempted 70 take what's called
Subttts cut o. Iney started IN WIZ wagons, an1
many came with packs On their backs. tie thinks
that the greater portion viii get through 70 California
tui very many VII hsve % remsin a. TIE SAT LAKE
City who Informed tie Captain that wheat was . per
bushel 1oeoa -5c Per %. and al other provisons ~
corresponding prices. Gen Nison. ard escort was ~
lhe south Pass on tie 22i Of Jay a. sell From rte
- meat % mounted Rferneu p-cted 20 b. a. Fort
hA on the ith ius apsarl q ~ aeseFu9ns had taken
place up % the I'd ulL AL the c1cers tn-f could be
spared irou ne command were sent n plrsdll-trey
IN every instance take the best horses and leave TIE
road % - reported tEat have taken the back
TRACK Capt Duncan tod b the ierryinAn, a, tae
upper Terry, that al of Capt fuckers Company had
deserted but siX men Tksro 10 L1Clera IL ADVANCE
The migrants are generally healthy. he supply tran
Tor mis- Fort arrived yesterday Ire second train Ter
Fort Hal arrived here this morning. Tie Mormon
tran - one hundred nj IS above al vel
Asl Ssnders~n VII start train down, TIE lsst Of
ths week, with a. tne sex that able - Feturn TIE
Asj1r has Akec II al that have applied Tor Assstz7cs
Mr.. Mcdonald wa shot b. ln1lzn Al SCOTS
Blu-s, on the 18th nit NJ Dea1ber, on@ Of TIE Fur
Company, applied 70 Nj : for sid, stsrns that be
ws sifAd Iasi TIE lHd.aas would murder a. he
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Marine Anair. NJ Ksy-West.

hEI-N1sr. Saturday, sept -, rs
TIE L. F. schooner 0c.avia has Ilst arrived IRON
Tortug4s 5ru. nr qlsnf.y ol s0ocs taEen from -
BARK hsrcv u stevens from New York; which RS ri
Venr ashore All ,.se5 during leavy blow on ile
night q Ice lih nsE several ereekers nave procee1
- tho barx sr1 t 10 eXpects1 Lax re eafe CT -
viii be saved with 5uf l-fie 1srsg.
The tnz Wefumpks from Noble, oo1ni d Sew
YORK osoed Riih cotton csDie mo port 10 day LEAK.
ing badly. -
The schooner Elreks. from New OK armed mere
a. tse rb 80 AID a. sd o. tae 9th Tor Apaacaicoa
To 5rig -1Fsnee. from teW-i oIk, arr "a aefe On
ffe fifr
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META las spread bis Witt wings upon zoe Asf1ss
D1 AID I8e s.eleon trees srilks and rsssss
larouga lie ar Ils Pinrac.ss VI tho noaDlaEs az
Tli- a. he crest oi he wave, ara ne 200 Of he
valleys are covered viii crystal 6m. Round ts
biszag hearth tho household gather ana tbouEbs d
nenis Chrsmss Ito sports, lie essis, Ito luD are ~
lsnng Ia asny youthful heart But 10 thousand ins
holidays 5nag 40 premise Of Icy kseksd ~ rxsRslf
gangs- shaken win ircesssnt eougbs-s1pihsi By va
ccasSsnoyed with thTos hosrssnsss, % b-sszzs
mlniucss viii be unable 10 JON 10 the hilsrity o chns
MAJ 4ad Nsw-Year. unless hey resort Al once 70 "a
1nny vailed AID glfaillng remedy
MRS W. JKRyISs COLD CktDY
TIE SIgERsALLY-ADMlTTED GOOD RlMfDf
s0a all rHsOsT .SD LUss cosiFtAnsIs gsE,osIroafTs
TIfg cossysSTIOs.
s0d wholesale and retail - Mr. W Jaws 81 trss
way, 0ns door above Frsl1Dn-st
Assals-2ush.on, CLARK n CO. 10 Broadway sriss
House, and 10 Aslor House; Mrs. Hayes 10 y sss
sroosiyp, and - druggists generally.
Eaes package IL invariably zasd M. JsEu.
Be SIRE " ask ior Mrs. JEsyiss Cod Candy
Put up 10 Packages ofls =, IL and ~ each
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Arnkrin's Pittsburgh ConpAny published IN The Pils
bag Csu->rrirl J,n--ai.
MoRxoS CRY. sALr Xxx. June - iss9
Ne Vii lesre our wagon hsre-cln 81 So for H.
and " stsl have each q tsSe n-ls sli psck
80 clothing ard pr0visions sni vslk through. Ills
80 niles from this city o. the mines We only have
provision. Tor % days consequently sre CON PEELED
% 20 through - quick ss possible. Capt Ahkriu
ChArlsy O-cus and uysell 0l- g. throl<h together
the rest Of the company WI. 80 singT ~ thres are
determined 10 stick together ulu get O. the mines
and perhaps msy WORK fogetssr ln company.
! have jas, been up % the city snt taken supper
with Dr. EVans of brosusylls. Vro ls also g1iu. o.
The mines his son Joseph L0 . Vith him been
.ck Tor some tire he . staying here % recruit. hs
teams have gone shesd and be- ces ns .eavus with
on " ednesdaT Tea. The u- was poisoned On the
roufe ~ drinking water drsnA some O.; TIE same,
bus was not affected - 10 there . a. abundance Of
Bad Esier the continual change % water . enougn 90
All = horse.
one day We would drink salt ws,sr. next soda, next
sulphur; then co- o. ice. tle ueNt o. warm
a. % De- swallowed with circuliT
have seen great dss 1i sickness On the road. The
cholera has destroyed mi ny. the disrrhes killed more
hundreds have died, bur thousands have gone through
without sickness.
an IN an unpleasant situation ilst now. not haViu-
half ilIre Ia the world what little brought from the
states has been exhausted IN buying provisions sui
paving ferry bills Every ferry cross small or
lsTge, charges . per wagon. and swim toe mules
over. We also pay = mule Tor getting them shod.
These ferries are 81 in the hands % Mormons. and
they are a. big ssai OF rsscsls IS ever lived They
cheat a. much ss possible.
came. srte you hail lH0ud wish to-one item I
will mention that you may Ildge Of the vsrisbeness
OF the weather IN tbs region Ca tie An % July iu
the morning a. o'clock, when rose % take breakfast
there vas half inch a ice n the water buckets and
A. clock ! was - king along he rosi sweterag
under blazing With nothing blfa pair of pants
and under shirt
The msl carrier from this place vii take 90 the
states D.. no letters with him rte - lawyer snd il
goln. to Washington. r. O. % GET Territorial 0orarr-
mnlf fsfa hl she'd here
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