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MORE NEW G0ODSI

W4MS NEW UUUD08
A RE@NNBD &g@o
a RE constantly receiving fresh sup
a plies Of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods from New TX.
They have now in store a spll and
complete $40 K Of goods suitable for tho
season, among which.Ore The following,
to which they invite The attention nf The
public;
Fancy Summer Silks, plain, figured, and
embroidered. Berages, plain, figured
aud embroidered. Fancy, elain, plaid
and black silk Tissues.
Plain Sw So and laconets;
Figured and embroidered Swiss;
Printed %lackoncts;
Organaus and Turleton muslins;
Cheap linens; figured Lawns;
Bard muslin, A for I28 cts.
LawG a'ds,, all prices;
Fine Grass I wn do.
A Large and well selected stock
OF Thread, Jackonel, Silk and Wove
dgings aud Insertions.
Silk ana Blond Laces;
Frill and Figured Bobineis;
Kid, Thread and Silk Gloves.
A Handsome Assortment or
onnet Ribbons, HAS ioE children,
Flowers, " reaths, tBounets
L.aces for Bonnels, Fans, a great variety,
Fancy and balCk Silks Hosiery,
Parasols, Lnce Capes, ReIcules,
Embroidered do; Combs,
French worked Canes, Buds, and Fancy goods
{" Collars. Cuffs, Of all kinds.
ntFCALL AND EXAMINE. 60
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MARsHAL,s {

~ MA AAcAAA1fS SA0Fs
Walton& Co. In he Circuit Court qi
4: 9a tie United States,
John D. King, Milton Southern Hi.s''ct q
King, Edwin K,rley, Missisippi-To No
and james Flowers Vember Term, 1850.
EDY virtue Of The above stated writ Of
D pluries Geyi facias, to me directed
from the honorable Circuit Court Of the
Unitel States for the Southern District
of Mississippi, | will sell, at public auc-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, on
The fJuyh Monday The 2Sh day Of Oc-
tObeT, 1850, before the Court house door,
in the town Of Canton, county Of Mad
ison, State Of Mississippi, within the
hours prescribed by law, the following
described property, to wit:
East half northeast quarter, section
20; south half west half northeast quar-
ter, section 28; west half southeast guar
Ter. section 81; and west half northwest
quarter, section Il. All Of Township Z,
range 3 east, lying in Madison county.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant, JohnD King.and will be sold to sat
isfy the above stated case md all costs.
FIELDING DAVIS,
oss Marshal Southern Dist. Mss
.By RICHARD FLETCHER, d M. ~
Sept. IA, 1850, 27Ids.
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FRESH and Seized MedicInes.

superior assortment OF DRUGS,
- MEDICINES, &c, Fresh and
Pure-embracing most articles usually
found in Drug Stores. Being determined
to deal in the best Medicines, and buving,
as we dc, Of the Importers and "a dn9tac-
turers- reliable houses, at once respect
able and responsible, those sold by US
may be confidently relied upon We
warrant them such as represented.
Our stock shall be kept complete, by
fresh supplies from the best markets, as
often as required. g ra
Thank( ul for past favors, we solicit a
continuance Of the same from all pay
ing dealers, and pledge ourselves that
prices shall be as Ion. as similar articles
can be offered in the State.
CASH dealers will always find it tc
their interest to call at the sign Of "THE
GOLDEN MORTAR"
July 4 PRlEsTLEY & MOsBY.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County IS.

"a \ II w 1881
Madison County SIS.
By the Probate Court of said County.
70 Elizabeth Helen Rice.
VOU are nersby commanded 10 ap-
pear before The Probate Court Of
said county, at a regular term thereof
to be holden at the courthouse Of said
county, on the Cd Monday in December,
1850, then and there to shew cause, if
any you have, why the said court should
not order and decree the following
described lands, tenemenis, &c, TO be
sold for the benefit Of all persons inter
ested, viz: y /,% 4IL
Commencing at S w corne Of S !
of E / of 5 W / of section 80, township
8, range 2 East; thence East go chains
10 a stake; thence South $50 East II
links to a stake, N SEQ East, 20 links
10 line thence North 20 chains 10 stake,
whence South $50 East 26 links 10 b
Oak thence West 30 chains 10 Stake W.
South 500 West, % links TO P Oak,
South so East 80 links TO Gum; thence
South 90 chains to beginning; whence
North 740 East 20 links to Elm, North
72o East 25 links TO B Oak. containing
40 acres. Commencing at S E corner Of
section 10 at a stake; whence North 81
deg. East 10 links to B Oak; thence N.
as chains and 81 links to a stake; whence
North 80 deg. East II links to q Sassa'
rras; thence West so chains to a stake
whence North II deg, East II links TO Q
Hickory, South 80 deg. West,s links tt
Hickory; thence South 46 chains dnt
81 links to a stakei whence North 81
links to B Oak, South 55 deg. West IS
links TO P Oak; thence East 80 chains t(
the beginning.
Witness the Hon. JOHN b
HowcoTT, Judge Of Probate
S. Of said county, the Secont
LIS. Monday Of September in the
#-# year ofour Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and fifty ant
seal OF said coprl.
Issued the 9th dav Of Sept, 1850.
rana ]. T. CAMERON, Clerk.
c.. q NQ6O 3-2m
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C. Baker & Co..
rs.
Mitchell, Stuart&
Taylor q cotheal,
The Same
Phoenix Bank, Circuit Court q States.
%. Southern Distinct Of
Tha MiaSsSiWi-7 70 No
Robbins, Painter
q Co., Us.
The same.
Nv. Taylor use &c
US.
The same.
7 virtue Of the above stated writ.
Of Vendiuon Exponas, TO me direct
ed from he Honorable Circuit Court o.
the United States, for the Southern Dis
trict Of Mississippi, | viii sell at publit
auction TO the highest bidder Tor cash
on Monday, 23d dag Of September, 1850
before the Court House door in the lowr
OF Canton, Madison county, Miss, with
in the hours prescribed BY law the fol
lowing described real estate, TO wit:
E. 4 s. E. l Sec. "a, T. 9, r 2 E, lyin.
partly in the Town Of Canton; also, res
idence in tie town Of Canton, lncludin,
three acres. Also the following person
al estate, to.wit: a negro man name,
Randall, Phil, a man, M,lly, a woman
Edy a girl, Robert, a boy, Sarah, Au
gustus, J%ennetts and James; Household
and kitchen furniture; Barouche an,
hal ness, two mules, one horse Wage
and gear.
Levied on as the property OF der
John T. Cameron and will be sold 10 sar
isfy the above stated cases and all cost.
The above sale is postpone,
until the 4th Monday, 2Sth Oct
1850. FIELDING DAVIS,
Marshal Of Southern Dist. Nj.
By R. FLETCHER,
Deputy Marshal,
August 10, 1850. 52-td
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Prao,atlOn and Family Medicines.

plantation and Family MeulO"0
TWVHE undersigned are at all times pre-
A pared 10 fiji orders for MEDICINES
for PLANTATION and FAMILY use, with
articles # superior quality, which they
will warrant PURE and FRESH, and put
hem 10 in such a manner as TO be SAFE
lvo kent, and convenient Tor use. Our
friends, and the public are solicited to
call. or send their orders, which will
receive prompt arid careful attention.
- Sent IA PRlESTIEY& MOSBY.
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POSTSCRIPT +!

|0 I!
~ Since going 10 press, we
learn that the Hon. H. s.
and the Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS,
address their constituents at this
! next Monday.
IN, WV. McWMLlE will also address
tonstituents on that day, according
arraT cement.
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lust RECEIvED-A lot Of fine douT
% bic barrel SHOT GUNS, Tor sale
low by n,u,cra1
Sept. l4-tF = bAhRlNUt''A'ia
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NOTICE. am no longer Agent
~ for the Executrix Of the last Will
and Testament Of Samuel c. Ratclif,
deceased. All persons, therefore, hav-
ing business with her will call upon her
in person.
Oct. d, 1860. 5-St
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Circuit Court q. Slates.
Southern Distinct of
MiasissiHpi- 70 No
usmbsr Term, 1850.
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GALE OF a VERY VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND AND
~ DWELLING H0UsE.-On the 22d day May next, viii
offer for public auction by powers vested
and trustee for the interested
- feet on street BY ~ fee, ON i3h street IL 10 unnecessary
acquainted via, the location and desre best
balance IN equal instruments Of x nine, and twelve months,
cured BY purchasers bond, with approved secuny
terest When the Of sale complied WITH upon
payment Of the purchase deed in fee simple win
ed 70 the purchaser, nj his cost. Tile perfect
s. 8. WILLTAMs,
Attorney M Trustee
GREEN TAsTET,
May i-aaw3w Aucdonsrrs
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MONDAY. MAY 10. 1850.


Mr.. EVANS. Of Ohio, asked and obtained the unani-
nous consent OF the House for the withdrawal OF certain
papers from the files OF The House, for their reference 10
one OF the departments OF government
Mr.. KAUFMAN moved the suspension OF the rules 10
permit him present certain joint resolutions Of the egs-
ature Of Texas; but
The SPEAKER decided that motion to be out Of order.
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Much OF lhe session OF yesterday, in the House, was
devoted 10 the voting on propositions to amend or to save
of immediate action upon the resolution Of Mr. Snny.
to close the debate on the California question
on the second Tuesday in June which having been
agreed TO- the House went into committee on the Pesi
DENTS California message. wherein speeches were de-
livered by Messrs. Meacham and Julian.
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DisrEicr CoLuxBtA, r. -.
washington Couasy. ( =" w.
HEREBY certify john Holland. county aforesaid
before subscriber
in and h said county this eleventh Of April 1850 eay
light red and horned about eight old with
streak down her back, white belly, white ta
red call, about month old, by her side. f'
Given under hand and seal, -
JAMES CAI.LAGHAN, LIP. IseaL1
The owner Of the abovedcscbed and calf
prove property, pay charges, and take her away.
MayH street. between eah and I'm street.
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TfAsFcs from Ana.
strscsed upon system q scale and psoporuon large
folio maps and copious consulting index. London 1870.
Pciermanf Atlas Of Physical Biography erhhnr The phya
Of the globe and cneavngs London,
mlnsr Descriptive Asas @ Physical Geography and
Physical Auss reduced from the of Beshsus
The National HISTORICAL Commercial and Political ceors
gn y Alexander kese Johnson, her Majesty large
Blacks Auas, containing -isyons maps from the latest and
snthenuc sources engraved ses with geographical descriptions
and An index o. 1000 namess folio. Ednburr 1s<s.
Mvio' rRAScK TAYLOR.
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MATCHES, Jcyelry. silver Ware, and syectneIes--
NJ w GAIT BROTHER have Just . splendid
sonent Of e above named srclcs,
most celebrated makers including Rcske Tobias Johnson,
&C Ladies'. brooches do finger rings, chains,
knives, cups, &c. ~ 7T3TT
" = = - .
The above goods styles and offered
low A. they can be purchased for IN
Cold and silver work Of every description ORDER
sfnctest attention paid repairing watches eweiry.
:. N. w. GALT & BROTHER,
May io-en Pennsyivania avenue, between s lob
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PucfERo, or Wired Dish from Mexico, ny n
ncsheny, NJ D. u. q ~.
wh stretches Of military camp, % tbc
country, manners and ways of the people, &C. .k
For sale Il TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
May 10 Bookstore ON street.
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READr-msde Clothlng.-we invite gentlemen who may
wish 70 purchase clothing @ We garments o.
almost every description, both 81 ready
made garments are got up In good style bespoke work.
ause warranted represented lse dealing We have
goods IN coats pants, and vests that
viii sell great bargains, regarding cost '77'T
Fine and beautiful u
best manner asd at the lowest prices.
May 5--lmf ~ -' - $500
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xx,KiTJSc. ARITHMETIC AND BoOKKEl

W INI-A gen --T1a0 V-0 Ias Fad NUN - 70
and slGcsss sc1rr = ~ above ami Olsf Dr2rf -
~ esucat0n has tsw hour. gnoccupisd day 20
D. dsyour ~ lLe instruriiOn - Pup : n ~
.p-ciAhe families, rrss4Ial'e terms is fsi~fc.es
are 4 lls cheat character he rrOa1ce 80. ~
.pscmens = be IilnEi hsm~9Gs ~ shDri ca .
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s41 zht b. him m-fchzDts Office. either slnfs1
do01ls .rry Please sd3fe.s fyQstga1l r q d -
grgstHsy AZ
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DRY GOODS.

IHEAP TRIMnIHG S1ORE.-t EEtN
I ..- 5r.a-Ear r-.Er-n ta-ll 81 D-.-c o. I .
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EREEN BAILE.-+ tAes - Gr-sa B-c2ngs u
VI Ar-rr-l u-l4. sf-lf- f9r sa.- p
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DLANkET--Flr h9a-.s s--sn9oz. Al Pax
ID "a snzrlfsrr-r- o order. --l - <oq-l
= SEsAlTH co Ag-l-s - = = Pi1@-sl
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ID p Ffethod' MonmoDIl % y feD plrss.''H ~ -
heel fhy Village sccessbIe tom Ne9-fofz and Pm Co
pfaH IN Camden srd Arhog Railroad and stages f~z
J4m.s1ufg Particular aD~ruyr psIi a. A1.tm~ur ~
B1gk srrgirg I'D toYs afe ilDf,4shJ ltied ~ col o,
Tie arc0n rda 0ls and c0lFclrncea nOt surpass<
by rn1se u sly school In he country.
~ Caa.Osg-.. virh FOL i0f,rmzuon references, y
NAY -. aad bg addressing TO- subscriber, ofeg HscDxs
Agrrcy d. Nassau - y Y
az ~ OLIVER WILLIS 4 II PnDcpsL
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'AHEk HANJIND, And bANDbUAE,
u. BROWN. 81 CANAL-sT.

lHPDhIkR AND HAsLFACIbkEh " Psp-f Rang
~ zlc Bzn9y0xes 0--rs f0r - - rnc .ssOfL
meet n Ff-Erh ard American Psper HArgirzs Fr-2Af
Pr-s Acc Szrg3oSr. = .--s.s and r-,si 40 Ofzir
Aprou. be.qafll srflr- Competent ~ paper
rOc.is 70 tt- 30, msllef, - .hofs notice sio INA
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DRNOyAI.-BEaLE MELICK DEWITT
IL Wh0l-.s.s Grcc-r. and C0mris.ioo A.rchs1s have
removed ron no brosts. 70 s1c Bridges between
Weleas..si AZ re- bas.ery s.m
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llALl BOAKDI>,. -UHOOL AT WlLTVA

vi ToNi" sthpp 'VIiIIIo1P pTurpal- Tbs 10
slul1u offers mauf superior lndncrnens an' fs'7. -
tofs nj 1nls4s Woi~rcr .rrDs Cfcusr-sni esf1- 10
na.-s VI lsfrOns otin't ai75 Bower ~ hfYaHNey -
NuraTfgst and 10 Cfathhu.st N lni0fnAu' .
school ear be lad " patrons. 1hosr wishing AZ brI
9Th NJ W iDv tsd POI call on tn ~ ~ NJ 't- VI
y from IL t0 rci0cs % Tuesd az. Wrdnrs-AI 70
Thursday Person. Ws4ng 10 sehool non 1910"
Civ ran. y r-oli-f- rs'urn ffe ssne Gay y.
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4 TTTF'FF N
~ Ort..a Co. = The Prfc.ga. N Farmer HM
A1af-r. rDlur4H tp rrC'.t" into DO ismiy 200 -
1untrr ~ pupils who N receive ias'fDfl.ff no .o w
trIr houfs 10 fr.sFt1u s bono under me- charge dt
.-afr-r 1ts HfUpF combination 81 tr advantages n 8
p Dr. AMI private rtgcaunn Do believed, affords A. ~
aora.y u plrufs drsfpus of se1lIlg ifir s0rs mo- ne
country s-Iiani fO bel found
The Ne~efur1 aud ~" Railroad vuate- pare1@ -
st.rx u fh- cry Welt Glsiru remain eigh. tr1fs .d
rrllr1 f1 .lrlr homes, daily i,
Tie next session w. q. mmfrce uu Mpndsy Ar.th "
AnrII aid continue tF rl. TWO t-4J weeks
Circulars containing 'rnns and further parf AR ssy %
bad AZ ns hoaA stores Df Mafk ~ Newman, ~ b. 'Hd
way. and q CrsYrf ly BfoadHaY 49,.
The Pnnr.Da msy le ,.~r o. ths New. IN. lard heri
ifI Braadsag above Trinity Church 90 Tilrs6sy, Ne
i.'h .rd -lh ust hug D n iO = 0f te viii cal %
alo.~ Ulo drs.fe BE- 20 ifr FRIDAYS D'iOring
I'D 4.s y l. TOWLf. PdfcifA
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DOARpING .CnO0L FOR BOY- AZ DAS.

II u ri IVNF-ITH sITIfFTIT1'f T"FIfE IN -.
3Ao- heretofore pied ~ he ale Mr. John > -
wood proposes ~ conui4. inr School, commcneiHf ~
slmrner Dfm on We'd ss1sy ih@ ffsf day u Nay. .-
Clrcu4rs be obfsi1ro 81 iessfs Lssfy Co Jaw
Hon-- and ~ Ar. 0eo q Ofslr.ss, % Aa.dso AZ.
sl5l~s Es HUsTISOTON
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WA>TED-A A3y Wi-te- s.trAuon ln g,s.d
w prvzs family 81 . a. sap~flrt - 20. 20
sbs reference. Asarsss 3 InsuBcire.s, Trocns Va'
IA
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slxes d NOu. removing .caOO' cts.fs for 9of
are z.so tesks each ~ Or - fret I01Z VIE -.
each cssk. -, god lrArHefs Grsk Prfsois - !,
an all o. iass, Articles 10 d,po,e y nay hesf ~
pOfiGnity BY Immediately sfdfess.ng Dole - -
Tribute Office 80
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ms name of win bs spoA boeks ustsns %
Psynens Of NC sshsczipnon be made h sAvsses.
.ns ssssestee may forward onsy BY Iess, hs possss
sse usnsmisuisn 80 4 /,
As COUNTRY PAPER b pusl..asa usvsssy sus.s ss 50
aons Of coape1s' snd ssn+weekly during shs rsossu.
Sahscupaoas Ns period is han yssz WI " ssssfvs1
terms proposuonsd 20 the sbovs annual rates. NJ W -.
nzPosTnAsTERs aahosxed 70 scs - ou ... - ~
ssadins " DAILY subscrbe 80 sneiossS - rvs
sEM-wEE subscriber, with eas sneosed o. vrvu WErKLY
uhscubess s0 enclosed, win be oae copy ~ s
ssns edition they furnish subscribers foE, rss.
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words.
Mr.. CASS. win suggest TO the honorable senator
from Calforna that have gone over this matter for
the last ten months, and unless there special need q
70 examine Il il would be better to LEI II rest now
Mr.. GWIN. think that great injustice has been done
TO Mr. King In this matter. was present when that
statement made BY the chairman OF the convention.
The moment il was made, the statement that his author
iy should be quoted in that convention in regard 10
what we should do was denounced. What right bad he
10 dictate 10 that convention what should dot The
convention adopted different boundary, because was
sad, hands, that Mr. King IN favor OF GER
tain one He had no infuence there he attempted 70
exercise there, 90 far my knowledge goes He
lying, ss was supposed At the time OF the conven
ton. on deaih-bed f20 miles distant do not believe
be exercised any influence there have not the sghies
evidence that he did 20. n.
The question being taken on the amendment Of the
senator irom Georgia, II was decided in the negative
yeas 23, nays A-as follows; r ss
YEAs--Mss~rs Aschi.on Baldwin, Bel, Benton. Chase
Clarks Cooper Davis Of Massschusers, Dnwson Dayton,
Dodse OF WISCONSIN, Dodge OF Iowa, Ewing. 0rseps,
o~in Hsuiin sswsrd, Shisds, Smith. spsusncs, Under.
svood wales. and Winshrop--U N s.as -. n
NAYs-Messa Bsrnwen, Bright, Butler, Cas-, Clay.
Dickinsou, Downs, Fech Foose, Honop, Hunter Jones
Kinr. Mason, Morton. Norris Pratt, Rusk Sebastian.
sonle, Torncy, Walker. Whiscomb. and Yneel-34
surKsnrExDxHr or PUBLIC sunDISes. n
Mr. CLARKE. lam insrucssd By the Conninss on
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Staffms~s - rsfsvvnos 10 CoiorbisH Claims.
Before the dissolution Of the late republic Of Colombia
there existed In favor Of citizens Of the United states
against thar republic claims the amount Of than
one million Of dollars, arising Of acts Of iswiess
seizure con6scstous, forced contributors By military
shortes and suppes furnished during their revolutionary
struggle Tho prosecution Of these claims was snspcnded
state In which the political affairs Of the three Sies that
composed said republic continued Tor long sercs OF
or tho whole amount Of raid claims there has not
been realized than from hundred and hy 20 two
hundred thousand doars and is now found Impossible
70 with their settlement, from tbs circumstances that
settlement with State for the per centage or proper
on due from each each claim, which the diplomatic
agents Of the United States effect from the imPossi-
by OF using the proofs and docuurents IN three
different settemen The distance Of the capitals o.
hese states rom each osher and immense dculuss Of
me 9nns rom one 10 the other over mountains and nves
almost imPssssbic. render the transmission Of vauabs
docnmcnu BY extremely hazardous and whom vouni
nous absolutely impossible The appointment Of special
agent 70 bring together ill the documents and proofs In
each case ~ one place. and procure settlement Of al
with the government al such place proceed with
aid documents and proofs 20 the government for
settlsment there, and remaining
M fhs purposc presents The ony plan By
which the claimants expect realize their claims
And 10 absolutely essential that such agent should be
csoted the authority OF credentials om The Rovosn.
ment Of United Snses otherwise
wi. be Of avail The exercise Of m good ocss By any
LEGATION ofshs Unissd ssss either sovsnsnss
5 sid ( an agent NOT specially authorised ~ s rovsrn
msnt of the United Ssass sste The clas woald bs
equally uuavning, and Bshsf tend 10 produce the npres
thar the government Of The United states die
ezrnd 10 the clansns The benehv ola direct ssd
"THs sanding q sush an agent would sso relieve IN,
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This certifes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used my family for Salt Rheqm OF theea year
DURATION and for Wart These fierce diseases been
once aeyiaed and they both entirely removed The
be doubt but this Medicine has all The virtues that
Patentee claims for it, from what has fallen under my
yatOn added TO the very respectable testimonials in lis av
by others who have used II in requiring immediate relic
do most cheeTiuY recommend to the attention othe Aict
the So Of this invaluable galyn.
PJLBai0, ". Y ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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CHAPLIN


DB, EDSS TIP ALTON or TIRE BOW Els
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the sures safest and most certain remsy for TINS
Il will positively give relief in the cases and aa'
all the old remedies have failed Persons nave frequent
called Al office with establishment upon their faces stl
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon para
Of their bodies the bowels and that copious
had resulted tromt This result will always follow toroug
rubbing OF the Extractor upon the bowels when they
tive. Let the experiment be tried 1t perfectly safe;
IN no nstau y can the Pain Extractor do harn
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nine years under medical skill in the cities OF New
York and Albany, abOrng under the distressing Err
sipeas, attended with Inflammation of the kidneys and vii
bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with large Jumps OF the
of hen proTudng and large bOis covered my body
The urinary screons stopped for days, when my distress be-
inOerable My tongue cracked, and the roof of
mouth covered with and my chest the
my neck, in constant burning heat that cold
did not cool it,
cnYery. when Mrs. Iessup desired me
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felt Immediate ease wherever touched me, and beggS
for enough annoint thoroughly. 1t obtained ard
life seemed to invest To remove the burning pa
in the chest | made Pills Of it, and took them whir
cured me. | my life to your valuable Extractor,
being strong ever and have been ever SINCE ear
10 the year lSl3 kERZiA FRENCH -
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NOTICE,

TORSOH 81 ARMSTRONG, can he found for the pres
~ ent at the office OF Messrs. HEWITT, NORTON Co,
No 6S Corp gtrcsI fey d39 aboSs Their sd stSna
will be executed formerly Their business will with
gone forward.
fy1S If CORSON & ARMSTRONG, s. Campst
G They embrace this opportunity to their sincere
thanks to their friends for Of kindness and offers Of
assistance extended TO them.