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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-04-17
MCALISTER'S

IL y l.
II is impossible 10 give the public an ,d,.-.
idea of the great success which has stTsn1's
the administration of the AILHealin.y O5n,,r.Sea
for the past three years. 1t is perfecIIu "1
tonIshlng to witness The effects and be,y -
praises bestowed on this medicTne
one could conceive that single medic.
possessed SO much virtue and had a,,-E|l as
heal SO many diseases. But since II b.
known that tens of thousands have been c.
our friends will begin 10 realise the t,,f.,
our remarks in a former advertisemen,
that there would not be I single family :, -, ~
merica, who would live day without po..a'
sing box of
NALiSIER'!S ALL-HEALING ONT
uENT,
if they but knew its virtues.
BURNS.-It is one of the best tbinos =, 81
world for burns. 4'
If MOTHERS and NURSES knew its
in cases of swollen Sore Breasts and g..
Nipples, they would always apply it. In snot
cases, if used, according TO the directions -
gives re lief IN UeTy fec hours.
PILES---Thousands yearly cured b.
for the Piles.
RHEUMATISH.
1t removes, almost Immediately, the inaam
nation and swelling, and the pain ceases
Read the directions areund the box.
HEADACHE.
The salve has cured persons Of the bead.cb.
who had it regularly every week for - wear.
so severe as to cause vomiting
The following testimonial was given bv the
celebrated DR.. Wooster Beach, the author AZ
the great Medical work entitled The ARer,.
can Practice of Medicine and Family Pbysi.
cian:''
Having been made acquainted with the in.
gradients " h i h compose M'ALISTER'S
ALL-HEALIAG OINTMENT, and baving
uFPS he'd nd -
private practice, l have no hesitation in saw.
ing or certifying that it is vegetable remedy.
containing no mineral substance Lchafepsr thai
its ingredients, combined as are and used a.
directed by the Proprietor, are not only hgrm.
less but OF great value, being truely 4 scientific
remedy of great power; and cheerfully recon-
mend 1t a compound which HAS done mucb
good, and which is adapted TO the cure of
great verieIy OF cases. Though | have never
either recommended or engaged in the sale Of
secret IN dlclnes, regard for The truly honest,
conscientious, and humane character of lhs
Proprietor of the Ointment, and the yaIue +.
his discovery obliges 10 say thus much rs.
garding ii.
w BEACH. Md.
New York April 22d 1916
AROUND THE BOX ARE DIRECTIONS
FOR USING M'ALISTER'S OINTMENT
FOR SCROFULA, LIVER COMPLAINT
ERISIPELAS, I E L rER, CHILBLAIN.
c l. u FL EAD, SORE EYES, SORE
THROAT, n Err OU s AFFECTI0NS
PAINS, HEADACHE, DEAFNESS. EAR
ACHE, BURNS, SORE LIPS, PMPLES
&c, RHEU UMATISM, PILES, SWELLED
OR BROKEN BREAST, TOOTHACHE
AGUE IN THE FACE, SC, Sc
il his Ointment is good for any part of
The body or limbs when infiamed. La som.
casos 1t should be applied often.
JAMES MCALISTER.
Sole Proprietor of the above Medicine.
PRICE % CENTS PER BOX.
FOR SALE by
Lewis Il Roberts, Ebensburg
Kern * Go=gas, Johnstowu.
VIM. Houston, Indiana.
5. Confer. Hollidaysburg.
Principle Office No. %, NuIth ThiId street,
Philadelphia.
WM. TERRY, General agen:
July, 4. lS56.-39-ly.
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

Mr. WEIGH presented a memorial from the
National Convention of journeymen, against the
execution of the government printing BY con-
tract-Reierred to the Committee on Printing.
MIR, Smith, of Alabama, was excused from
serving on the Committee Of Claims.
Mr. Smith thea gave notice he should ask
leave 10 introduce a Joint resolution, requiring
the Secretary OF State to furnish the laws to
kossath, together with copies of all laws def.
ming treason and miSdemeanorS; the resolution
also. he added, contemplated further action. if
after understanding the laws. Kossath shall vio-
late the same, and that it shall it shall be the
solemn duty Of the Pesidcat-Tau-hter
The Speaker asked if there was any abiec-
ton.
Mr.. Stanton, of Kentucky, desi. ed to know
whether his object was that the government
should re-eaac; the alien and se,lition laws
Mr.. Smith replied, he hal no such object, but
he did not walt any moro Pampero expeditions.
Cries Of Order.
Nj. Robinson asked leave to int, otlucc res
olatoA, extending Ia the nans and on heha,! Of
the people Of the United States, cordial well
come to Louis kossuth at the Capital of the
Conntry-Ohiections were made
Mr.. Stuart asked leave to report bill to
prevent the heads OF Department, Senators, and
Representatives, from prosecuting claims against
the government during their respective terms OF
service; he said that one of the officers of the
House was thas prohibited; he wanted to reach
those higher station; almost every one knows
the amount OF contingent fees which Senators
and Representatives have received for claims
before the Government; one Senator got fee Of
$4,000.
Mr.. Bahcock-Do you mean to say any
member OF the last Congress?
Mr.. Stuart merely state what rulnor and
the newspapers say.
The bin was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee. The House adjourned.
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WASuINcrov Dec IA.

WASHINGTON Dec. 10,
SESArr.~-A message was received FROM the
House, announcing the appointment Of join,
committee on the Library ana Printing, and
election OF a Chaplain.
Numerous Petitions were presented aud re-
terred
Mr.. Mason gave notice Of bill for amend
ing the laws for tho payment Of invalid pea.
Nons.
Mr.. Hale gave notice OF bill TO Increase the
salary of the Judges Of the District OF New
Hampshire
Mr.. Walker gave notice Of a bin grating
lands for the Improvement Of Fox and Wiseoa.
Mr. Dodge gave notice Of a bill for granting
lands for a railroad in Wisconsin, from Mlwaa-
kee 10 the Mississippi river.
MI. Geycr gave notice OF a similar bill Tor
railroads in Missouri
Mr. Underwood offered resolution; which
was adopted. instltnting an inquiry by the Con-.
mittee OF Roads and Canals into the exped'ency
Of improving, and mstw citing Engineers to
make the necessary explanations and surveys
FOR the on'emplated construction of artificial
reservoirs for making the OHIO river perma-
non,ly navigah,e.
Nj Cleinns introduced bill for roads Ia Al
ALBANIA.
Mr.. Underwood, from the committee on pub
lie lands, reported back a Joint resolution, ma
king land warrants assignahle.
On motion, Mr.. Stewards joint resolution, ex-
lending a welcome to Kossuth was then taken
up. Mr.. Sumner is now speaking in favor oil
the resolution.
HousE-The Journal having been read the
Speaker announced tho committee OF Printing
to consist Of Messrs. Goodman, Haven and
Stanton, Of Kentucky.
Mr. Hall introduced bill granting the right
&C way 10 the State at Mi ,sonri aud portion
Of the public lands for a railroad from hann'-
bal to s.. Joseph-referrea 10 Committee on
Public Lands.
Mr. Cable introduced bill. explanatory OF
the bill Of the Bounty Land law.
The States were then called upon Tor peti-
tons.
Mr.. Briggs, by unanimous consent, introan-
ced a bill establishing a branch mint Of the U.
s. IN the city Of N. York, which was reported
| 10 the Committee Of Ways and Means.
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LIGHTNING DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Tri. Weekly Hawk.Eye.
News.
ARRIVAL OF TnE SrHAMEW NIAGARA.
kassu,h In New York -rceeiVing delegates Se'
Cold Weather AT Rock lsiand-~River Closed.
HALIFAX, Dec. II, Isl

HAL,sAx, Dec. II, 1851.
The steamer Niagara arrived last night, she
lea Liverpool on the Goth ut., and brings 81 pas
sengers. On Tuesday last about II o'clock, a, NJ.
she passed a large steamer steering eat The Frank
lin arrived out on the Goth ult,
Marken.-In Liverpool tho Cotton Market Is an
mated, moderate imports and reduced stocks ON
hand, caused by an eagcrness to buy. American
advance 4 to ON better qualities. Flour there has
been a fair demand for home consumption AMI ex'
port-Wes,ern canal is lsalos, Southern lss, CLIO
ies. Ohio iSs. ell to 2ls 81. American Wheat
sought after and full prices paid. Indian crrn dull
anu little enquiry, White .9s Sd; Mixed sSs Cd;
Yellow 26s o. Provisions are mach the same rs
at sailing If the Pacific. Beef rather tuw. In
Pork there is mure business doing and lower rates
accepted.
Money continues abundant. Reduction OF in.
forest by tho Bank &c England Stems probable, from
the Increase Of bullion thsrcin. English hrm,--
Conso,s 9S19Sa with steady feeling. No partea'
lars in American Stocks. Manchester trade active.
rranec.--The eugrossiug topic throughout Ea'
rope is the approaching crises In the aas Of France.
The Assembly despite the recent successes and un-
mistakable popularity Of President Napoleon, have
resolved to prvoke HIM in direct collision with them.
WASHINGTON, D,o. IL, A 7. NJ.
The Senate has just passed resolution Ut well
come TO kossuth by vote Of 80 to J, amid great re-
ioiting.
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Fall and Winter Goo fl,.

u
Corner Of Water and LETTERS on streets Burlington
RE IN receipt, by late arrivals of heir Fa and
- Winter Stock OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Hard.
ware,SSeeesware, Boots and Shoe Hats, ps &c.
De 'efm'heu 70 nave stock unsurpa ssed in ex-
tent ana variety. no pains have been spared in
their selection, embracing every thing new and
desirable, BUYERS therefore, who are in want of
new and cheap goods, are invited to call.
DRY GODS.
DHhSS GOODS, OF every variety. consisting of
"iaihes .Casameres; plain and fancy
Apaccas, ETC.. etc.
GlNEH ANS, super French, Scotch and Dome tic.
PRINTS, 500 pS.. con sistng q Nerrima ok ,Coche-
co ana other prime marks ,purple, blue.
black and fancy coiors.
FURNITURE Prints, fancy, oil colorea, Turkev
red, etc.
WHITE GOODS, Swiss, book AMI India Muslins,
Jackohet' camhrics, linen hakfs, linen
and cotton cdsings, etc, etc.
HOUSEkEEPERS Furnishing Goods, black and
brown sheetinss. from "a to ID wide
cur tai anna slias hintzes EN-
hossed and damask linen table covers
counterraneS. linen AMI cotton table
diaper, etc.,ctc.
FLANNELS, 100 ps. rad, white ana mix'd twilled
pla'a alanels. super Welsh ,French and
sack, do.
LtNsEYS; so ps. plain ana plaid Linseys.
BLANKETS, super Whit'iey and common red
blankets; blue Mackinaw do.
CLOTHS and CASStMERES, assorted grades of
black AMI colored Cloths, some very
fine; black cassimares, plain and doe
skin mi St and fancy do.
SAFIlNETS, 1876 ps. Sattlnets and Sleeps grey,
ofevery grade.
MuSLINS. 20 bales brown saeetings; t5o pieces
bleach do.
rICKlNGS, SC, so ps. assorted Tiekings; SO p..
assorted checks and stripes.
HOSIERY and GLOVES, consisting of every Yaii
ETY. of ladies gents kid,silk,cashmere.
thread ami cotton Gloves; Ladies' silk,
cashmere, wool All cotton Hose; child.
ren's mkt and fancy cori hose s. socks.
LADIES SHOES, enameled Jenny Lind, anew and
elegant article; Calf and Morocco shoes
AMI hoats; Misses and chilarens. shoes.
hoNNET and Mmtua Ribbons. Dress trimmings,
Carpet bags, curtain tassels and cords,
Carpet hinaings,ana an innnmeiahle eva
r,cty of Notions.
sept 10, 1881. J. @, LAUMAN BRO
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T-The celebrated Dr. Storne's scotch Cough
CanGr - kes velleyerywhere.. The Druggists It
Detroit Michigan had sold prodigious pile Of it,
and they Commend it TO the public as.a safe and
agreeable remedy for diseases Of ths,rchest and
lungs #@#. 49, -@@s e. t#af@ b.
Attemps have been made to sell other sugar
preparations under cover of the aivert,sing for
tins Justly popular compound, but they have alt
met their merited fate. s.Competltion 10 the life
of trades, but unfair trade death to competition.
Storme's Scotch cough candy is manu- fat iur. by
Mr Hamilton Wade, "a druggist of ST LOUISE in
connection with one of the oldest and heaviest
drug houses of that city. although Mr. w, has
been operating but three years, great Seotchre
mady may now be heard of throa shout the whole
Union. Qniocy Herald. (pec 4, '5i-wtrwew
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that at the January
" Term ofthe county Court of pesmaines cnuu-
ty, Iowa, the undersigned, Executor OF the Estate
or Thomas Cothran; deceased, will AXE applicu-
ton to said court for license to sell part OF the
Real Estate Of said deceaent. JOHN THOMAS
Dec. 3, 1851 Executor al Thps r,than, aar,,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-18

GfRFery family shouil keep supply Of DR.
storms celebrated Scotch Cough candy on la nj
TO guard asia'ast the danger Of allowing a simple
coid or cnush 10 become too aceply seated to DO
reached by medical skill, This Meaicated candy.
while powerful in It's operation, is so much more
agreeable than the liquid preparations, that even
children win not refuse it, Ry having il at hand
To use on the first appearance efa ceii. cough etc
maeh pam, money, times and essa i.fe would be
saved.
~ For sale by l.. f., Gay, ]. r, ral,ant, 3. L.
hmnap, burlington; DR. A. Mkenny, Mt Pleasant,
DIR Sparks, Fairfield; McCelly, New London, Rod.
gers, Salem; Whiney Davis, Fl Madison; iiandall
NMefmhho, WaSasngton;sheet nrotaers,As
Dee I, 1881 wt.wtv
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New Fall and Winter Goods,
CORP, PARSONS 4 co

, ~
leAsrSoa Sree,, Burlington. Iowa are In,
DkCElPT Of their stasfS Of Fail and Wtnter
L / Goods, frcm the Eastern ana Se,theih cities.
eonipFtsing desirable a>sottme$ I It ID, Eaoss,
hNets and >Ney Hats and Cars, hardware, Glass,
oneene>wate, Nails, raihts.t s,.$e nc, e which
they wcaldteSpgo,iNly sohsitthe attvnut n either
old customers sna the uadn y rtbl,e gene ,als.
pNN ao0D>
saEEfiNG, Is bates l.! Ata,y AID a,sa'm bro.
sheetings,
oSNAnrkGS and n.Ns, 81 a'ss heavy osaalasss
and nFslla "a,
TECHNICS, CheVks> Nc, Tepteees assorted Tick.
tnsS Seps hickory s0tpe@ 10 ps ASST
,,,>,r aprSn .sseeS
GtNGuAMS, Seet,h, Fie&,A AID Ametistn as,,a,
PRINTS, 600 ps faEe>s hlae, e,stye sIa blue, alsk,
ell and ralaatase rrtss>,
CLOTHS and Cass'mc1eS, assoi ted qualities black
Mae, olive AMI blue black eta,hs -a,xa,
tue black andfaneS easS,meres arddee
S&inS.
etLorS aEa beavers, Plata aud wave hlfts, Niue
aud areh tcasets, heavy pile taua blank.
e cloths, assorted.
SATrlNEC1S, TwetCS, Ac,, nlae> BLACK, haven.
ser and steel mint Aattsneets, shrrpss
GREY. bin and steel mint mlea cloths,
plata and faNrs tweeaS aud leans,
NJ aNktTS, assorted QUALITIES, huc, green and
&N rcd maesihaw hanstts--Nhea fine lot
OF Whitncy blankets.
FLANNkLS, rec, waite, yellcw, gltt n peintt Sana
grey fhnnel, plain and wsnea.
LlNSENS, Plain, MIXED aud Paid anSess.
DRESS GOODS, &c, Sorer silk and Weel Lyon,
eiss, hlsek and fancy aleseas, replins,
lie hiues, me,inees, ahia,s. etc, etc,
with trimmings.
WHITE GOODS, Ac,, Cemtrics, leeetasts, multi
pna Swiss musl,uS lawns, etc ,hleaShta
mnsltas ena SheenLgs from a.t 10 lo.l
Mitdes pan,ask linen table covers, bro.
and Cancy do, cmh,sd curtains; laaies
skirts ditlSi PAT er muslin, linen aud
cotton table Giaprr FraShs irish linens,
handketchiefs,t tr. etc.
ShAWlS and Camfurts, "nay State" long, hixh.
land plvSt, plan and eme,'a ShaWts and
hdkS IN rMHtyr~aEo weel romfarts
end hcc.ls,
RaSIikh, GLOVES, SC. Ladies MIX. cashmere
aRa Gotten he SEA ehtltlsnA> aud Misses
eaShmfEe Nha eotton 10. iaaies ana
Misses gloves, kft, sub thread, cash.
me ,Nc,-aSe, gents Kid, huckSkfns,
threRl, cashmere aud EaA gloves to-
Stther with tine Supply ct knit shirts
and drawers.
SrNt EltS> Nestu IS, S,lk ed eetttn velv,tS,
Nhrh aud fanes Snkss bennett Innings,
sewing stla tnA twnE Threads, needles,
lMsi tRpei hretas, hinges huttot 81 la
cesSeyeteuss etgme&s Neel vans lat,
hrgS wedaSrs, 1ailtr>' IL din 81; wick
Ngi curtain tprtE hintS; vail paper,
honnct toprGs, Gre wtk nthenS; Su>prn~
1etSs m,',S} gun eerss lGth'e 0, efet ATS
NUTS Vhd t,rpets, tot>t over $heeS \, etc.
For safe by corr, PARSONS l. co
nutlinstcn1o,t. ~. iski. unw
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Al r>,CAL l>>rRUMENrs,-lat :,
Fall and Winter Seeds.


I \. ktMDALL \ CO., Corner Of Main and Itf
~ 'ferson streets, would inform their numerous
patrons, and the public in general, that they ere
receiving The largest and best selected stock of
Eoreiga aaa Domestic Goods ever brought 10 lhfs
market, which they are prepared to sell at prices
that w,ll defy any competition whatevcr5 among
which may be found
Broad Cloths oraM shades AMI textures, Cnssi-
meres, Doe skins, Sattnctts, rwceds, Jcaas, Cor
dcroys, Ne.,Nc. Also, "A good assortment Of Bed
aud Coating Blankets,
SuAWLS An unparalleled asst rtmeat Of Gay
state. cas>,mcrr, black silk, white grapes, Nc.
A uat3yitta tssart aeRt Of Dress saeRk, black and
eolnrea st,Ns, silk ami wor>trd, hish, Argentine
ana hroCaar rnrl,ns, part cotton ena all WOO, tis,
ureA and pain TO lanes, caShmrtes, Thihets, Ly-
oneSe, maha,t lustres, AracaS, ropiin do tots, lie
rails, plaid rhallas, Highland plaid. ehamhray, Eng.
lish and Scotch singhams.
OVER 1000 PIECES OF PRINTS,
Among which may be foui d the Marmac, co,he.
ca, Allens. Globe and many other choice brands;
Also, plain, figured and embroidered Turkey
Reas, Monraiugs, &C., nc. Also, furniture prints,
of all, with an unprecedented aAsortmentof
WHITE GOODS.
Embroidered curtain muslin, Iaaia, book, Swiss,
null and Sacar,a Muslins; Jaekoaet camhrics;
Victoria lawns, Irish linen linen eamhries; linen
h,ndkerchicfsi hobincus; can,eric muslin and lace
Etsings and tnsertincs, etc. etc.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Our asso, tmcht in this department is very large
HATS AND GAPS,
In this capacity the assortment is co. riete, ard
amh, aces some of the latest and most Aesita able
patterns tn be fund IN the Eastern MAI kets.
BROWN SHEErING.
so bales Of hleached and brown sheetiny, Of all
grades and prices; also ticking, drilling, hi, kory,
canton n,nnei, red aud white all wool; nlannel lin.
Scys, etc. etc. etc. Also
CARPElINGS.
Al wool, cotton and wool and hemp door ami
stair carpeting.
TABLE SPREADS-Brown AID bleaehed ,inea
and cation Tahle 81 reads; Also worsted. emhroii-
cred and oil cloth Spreads, OF Supei ior qaalily.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
diseases Of Roots, Shoes ana Brayins, Also. a
large variety cf Ladies, Misses AL Childreu's
shoes. Toths selection ottaesa, ths greatest cara
and attention was paid, ana all those DESTROYS OF a
perfect Al, have but To ii examine and try them,
NOTIONS! NNrioNSlt
II would be uscleas to go into an endless emu
meration Of these, hut we assure you, as
snrtment is exceedingly larse and Of choice
seections AMI in fact, the assoi tmeh In full, com.
prises almost every thing ever kept in tho egcan-
tile depar tmens. j. =. kIMBaLLk co
Burlington. September %, 1881 -, D.,
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The Railroad il Coming,

puf h>tter hm th,t, u. & u. EzsKlELsS
t)stock ofFALL AND WINTER CL0rHING
has already come, ana proves Ia he the Largest,
hanlsomest aud cheapest ever brought to this ci,
E' ASH would be useless to mention the whole
otaar Goods acre, we invite every one To call and
axanaiRe thew for Themselves eanaaent as we are
that taey w.u 10 toaHa superior to any Ia the
market.
oar IneS ~ aprtses ,v,rythins USUALLY found
Ia CtaththJ stores, AMI As the Goods were all made
up aaaer"et "wh cares persons may rel. on get.
uRs such as they need,
We 10 not profess 10 sell at cost, ha. this we do
say, tAatir You win give US 1all, We win sci,
yaa TIA hest OF Goods at the very lowest prices.
Caaany Merchants IN wAat etaay Goods in eur
line meyrA'y on Set,iNs them at prices lower than
they can be purchased in 81 Leuis.
came ons aal all, AMI we wtti warrant yeu shalt
not - away dissatisfied, n, \ II. ExEktEL
M.nm 'ta Wholesale aaa Retail sllthias
NkENNstNn, ONt \. lSAt~MtEM nrMnf.
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VIRGINIA ELECTION.

BALrtMnRE, Dec. 3.
The majority in Berkeley county for Joseph
Johnson, Democrat. for Governor, is $50. prin-
cess Anne gives a Democratic majority Of go,
We have dispatches from Norfolk stating that
the Democrats are working with the greatest
eSertioa to-day, and the Wing majority will be
considerably reduced, Norfolk county gives a
Democratic majority ofeeS Naasimond eoan-
" gives Wing majority of Is, with one pre-
eiaet to hear from, Which will reduce It slight
~, Isle Of Wight gives q pemacratic majority
Of al2 in the twelnh precinct,
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OLIVER BENNETT CO.,
Whole sale Eealers in @@-~
Boots. shoes. Hats T. Cans,

10l Main street, 81 Louis, No.,
A RE now receiving their FAN supplies nf lac
IN above goods, embracing u gresser variety az
Many os their goods have been manufactured ty
their order, and especially for the ST Losis mar
ket in which special attention he's heen raid TO ST.
zes as well as Qualities.
II is their design, at all times, to have the most
cemplete stock in the market, aid sell to pi on,pt
men on the most accompanying terms, fatts rinx
themselves that they offer indacemt nts' @
Western buyer s,eQuel that of Eastern msrkct.
RuBBkRS. y
Their arrangement with y very large Eastern
manufacturing company, for a heavy Atosk a.
Mems, LADIES' aud Misses Raheers, VII enable
them to sell at the very estpricek. - "A :.
Purchasers win certainly lind II for their inter.
est to give eur stock eneNaminaticn.
y, ESPECIAL attention raid 10 oftsls,
II EaniS, august 40, 1850 WSrE
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NAV paLEANs, Dee, y,
The steamer rSNitv, built at Louisville, was
wrecked ON her voyage to Galveston, on Coas,
Island, She wils be a total loss, Value SEQ
GOO
Flour unchanged; sales 500 hbls at - ID 49,
Pork il steadily deeha'ng; new mess Sls IS,
ea Sla 81, Bacoa lower, oil sides IL, new
Lee, Prime harreled hard 10 lie for
new; kegs Sto = Ia, Sales Geo hbls whisky
al ise, Sales 1000 galloas molasses at ~ IL,
Beef dull, ness Sl., prime loo,
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PER TELEGRAPH TO ST LOUIS.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
.qRRIg4L OF THE HUMBOLDT.
ARRIVAL OF M. kOSSUTH.
Wife and Suite
DEATH OF THE KING OF HANOVER.
ARRIVAL OF FATHER MATHEW AT HOME.

The U. s, NJ steamship Hlmao.t Capt LINES,
arrived at this port at O'Clock tbs morning from
Havre, Nov. 20, antl Cowes midnight same das.
The Humboldt has had very rough homeward
voyage, having had to coa,>nd with violent west
eGly gales aad rough head seas the mcst of the
passage. She brings fair freigat aud good
number of passengers for the season. Among
them will be found the distinguished Hungarian
eNlles and patriots Gov. Kossn'h and saite.
She brings LOUIS kOSSUTH his wife, am,
suite.
The L. 5, Steamer Pacific arrived at Liverpool
on Wednesday, the 20th ait, with FATHER MAT
TNEw:
On Monday. the 18th ul!., ERNEST, King of
Hanover. died, in the Slst year of his age.
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Storms Cough Candy.

WOhfefJhE Nhccass I'll Niealgan.
ANRoM the Druggists Of Detroit.--We, the I'M
l. aersignea, Druggists of Detroit, do hereby
certify that the following is eorrec, statement Of
the amount of our sales Of the medicine known as
Dr Sfora''s Scotch Conea Candy prepare from the
original receipt by Mr. Hamilton Wade. n Druggist
of 81 Louis, Mo-; and we chcer.uily unite with the
Medical gentlemen OF So Louis aad Chicago in
commencing it as safe and agreeable compound
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TRUSTEES SALE,
wv AE0EAS WtOhm u. Rcmey AMI u, \. Re,
w mep by their deed, dated August es., lsaa,
conveyed 10 the undersigned, the north half Of lot
No, six hundred sNd etehty-'mee IN the city Of
nusl,nstau, iowa, in NuSt to secure the nayment
Of note ia sa,A deed specified, and whereas said
note is due aaa uapatRtheregotc, the undersigned
Trustee, win sell said real estate 10 the highest
bidder Tor cash, at Public Nendue, al my office In
said city, on the toth day of January, isss, to sa
usty ssia note and the costs OF said uus,.
ALFRED u. GREEN, Trustee.
NArlihntnn, lowe, neexmNrt IS, NsAl walt