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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-29

SURVIVORS OF THE WAR IN lSl2.-A number
of veterans celebrated at Philadelphia, on the 18th
inst, the anniversary of the declaration of the war
with England in June, 1912. The adopted res
olutions recommending the survivors of the war
of 1872, annually hereafter, in every State, to
celebrate the 18th day Of June as general jubi-
lee, and providing for the call of a convention of
all who served in the war of 1912. bo held in the
city of Philadelphia on the Sth of January, 1854
to be composed of Delegates from the several
States, to decide upon such measures as they shall
deem expedient, for reviewing and keeping alive
the records of their past history, and doing justice
to those who may have claims upon our common
country. -Balt american.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-29

Gu.so AND THE FLY.-A farmer upon the Oc-
torano has given it as his opinion, that guano is
nreventatiye of the fly in wheat. He said he had
poticed in several fields where guano was used,
an entire exemption from the ravages Of this in
sect lint the most remarkable instance of it occur-
ed in field in his neghborhood ,one-half ofwhich
was covered with guano and the other half with
stable manure. The latter was almost devoured
BY the ly while the former was untouched
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-29

o. A third article on the License Law" has
been received, but owing to its length and the late
day on which 1t came to hand we are obliged to
defer its publication till next week.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-29
Superior Court.

In consequence of ill-health, Judge THOMPSON
adjourned his court on Saturday last. The jury
in the case Of the Commonwealth against THoM-
., SsuNArr returned a verdict Of not guilty.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-29

GEN. PIERcE's AppoINrMENrs.-If any evil
dence was wanting to show that the Democrats
were disaffected at the appointment of Freesoil
Coaltionists to office, we find it in the zeal and
assurance with which some of their presses deny
the fact, and in the testy, passionate manner in
which others treat those who show conclusiyely
that such appointments have been made. The
Washington Union Gen. Pierce's organ at Wash
ington. denies the fact his organ at Concord New
Hampshire, not being able to deny that such APP
poinuments have been made, attempts to. whip
those into the traces who murmur while the Lo-
well Advertiser, waspsh little paper. and lesser
light in the Democratic armament, falls to abus
ing every one who has the independence to spread
the facts before the public All this clearly shows
that they are all sensible that Gen Pierce is pur
suing course which will not stand the test of ex.
animation. .4tlas.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-29

FROM CALIroRNn.-The steamer Northern
Light, from San Juan with dates from San Fran
cisco to June lst, arrived at New York, on the
oath.
A duel was to have taken place on the same
day between Senator Gwin and Mr.. Nice orkle,
Member of Congress. The cause of the Difficult
ty was some personal remarks made BY the former
in reference to the latter. The weapons chosen
were rifles at thirty PAGES
The steamer California was to leave on the LIST
with over two millions and quarter Of gold on
freight.
A destructive fire had occurred at San Francis
co on the 3lst, which destroyed thirty buildings
on California and Kearney streets. Loss thirty
thousand dollars.
With regard to the duel about to be fought be-
tween Senator Gwn and the Hon. j. w. McCor-
kle, private correspondent writes it was to be
fought on the morning the steamer left The
weapons were to be rifles and the distance thirty
PAGES. The friends of the parties had been trying
for the previous twenty hours to arrange the affair
amicably, without avail. Mr.. Marshall acts as
the friend of Mr. McCorkle, and Mr.. Dameron,
Naval officer, as the friend of Senator Gwin.
The Sonora expedition was still talked OIL
The San Francisco Times says that Baltimore
clipper lying in the harbor has been engaged to-
carry the party to their destination.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-29
.Drump,ers.,,

The citizens of most other country towns, like
our own, have doubtless suffered from periodical
visits of class Of ultra ashionably dressed young
gentlemen from the Northern cities, out humbug-
giug their employers with the idea that they are
fitted to "drum" up custom by making themselves
popular with country merchants. Most of them,
however, disgust our business men by their
staggering air on their drumming visits even more
than they annoy on their semi-annual dunning
visits. Quite number Of them met here some
days since, and while they were popping cham
payne cousplcuously at dinner, the following pla-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-29
GRAND CONCERTS!
At Union Hall BY the Celebrated


At Union Hall by the Celebrated
Corps of DRuMMERsi!!
This accomplished and justly celebrated Com
pany of Artists from New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, design favoriRg our citizens this eve
ming, with Grand Concert at Union Hail.
These gentlemen have gained reputation equal
to any Of their profession in the country.
PROGRAMME.
Part Ist., .ts-,
''Buy BROOM" Donizetti.
"Come take drink Guzzler.
s'Come round and see me,'' Verdi.
"Cheapest cloth in Market" Humbuggi.
"Buy my ready made" Good.
Give per cent. off for cash." Bellett.
Part 2nd.,
INrERMIssIoN OF 6 MONTHS.
Tune entirely changed.
''Your note is DUE" Dunnigetti.
''That little claim of yours" Gcaegi.
Cant you pay part of your fall BILL" Billisti.
"Pay me what you owe me-"
Chorus by the entire Band.
To conclude with the laughabie farce Of scene
in some Court house."
Solo on the Bass Drum.
n. Bold hands admitted free.
It is needless to add that the Concert did not
come of, but next morning it wa. found that all
the Drummers had quietly gone off.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-29

A WARNING TO YoUTH.-Daniel II. Wood
ward, who was on Thursday last sentenced to be
hanged for the murder of his wife, handed the
following card to the Rev. John c. Smith on the
ensuing day, when that gentleman, by invitation,
first visited the unfortunate being in his cell, it
having been written previously. The paper was
directed to one of the associates of his boysh days,
and designed for publication
"To the Youth oftke District.
GAS have but few days to live, ] feel it my
duty to caution you from following my course of
life. if you would live long and be respected by
all who know you. No matter how humble your
situation of life, keep the Sabbath holy, refrain
from profane company, and, above all things, re-
fraln from that great destroyer, ardent spirits
Look at my condition Instead of being one Of
our best citizens, beloved and esteemed by all,
you find me in my lonely cell, under sentence Of
death, charged with one of the must awful crimes
that could be perpetrated on earth: from once a
pious youth the cause referred to above.
"DANIEL II. WOODWARD"
The above imparts solemn lesson, by which
We trust the youth to whom it is addressed will
pro6t.-Washington Republic.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-29

WHO ExrRAvAeANcE.-lt appears (says inc
Richmond Who. J that there will be some ftce'ty-
three million, surplus in the Treasury on the LIST
Of july This is the prosperous condition Wing
Administration leaves the country in, yet we ey-
erIastingly hear Democracy prating over Wing
extravaganza about election times, and telling the
dear people that the Wings are not to be entrdst-
ed with the public money. When did ever a
Democratic Administration leave surplus in the
Treasury On the other hand, they have always
left exhausted Golfers and an accumulated debt
Already the organs Of the party are setting TO work
to devise some plan to spend the surplus left by
the Wings. As the ostensible means Of making
way with it, they propose to plunge the country
headlong into another war. The people need
pive themselves no concern about the disposition Of
this surplus A Democratic Administration car
snond n
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-29
e,- A Washington despatch to the New York

op- A Washington despatch to the New York
Courier says
The decided conduct at Washington, with ref
erence to the Fisheries, and the firm yet concIi-
atory representations Of Mr. Marcy, have prodnc-
ed suspension of proceedings on the part Of the
English. against the fishing vessels, in the dispu-
ted waters. There is now clear prospect OF
speedy and satisfactory adjustment.
Lieut. Governor Leake's declination of the com
mission to the Sandwich Islands, was received or
Saturday.
The Secretary of State believes that Mr. Walk
er will accept the Mission to China.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-29

CHrNS.-There is no recent news from China
that is at all reliable. The report that the revo-
lutionsts had been driven away from the walls ef
Nankn, by the imperial forces with terrific slaugh-
ter, receives little cIedence.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

AT THIS OFF1cE-A POCKET BOOK contain
h ing valuable papers the have it by calling
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

A JOINT STOCK COMPANY-CAPITAL 100000
DIRECTORS.
JoHIsroS I Lvfxosrov JAMES 5N Mc k rAA''
E Ehn,H 2 M Wmt,1's' A. KrTS0E s,s,r
HENRY d. RICE.
EDWIN B. MORGAN, President.
JAMES Mckay, Secretary.
nUR regular sem-monthy Express is despatched from
~ San Francisco the lst and l6h and from n York
the 9Th and 10th of each month"; by the mail steamers
in charge messenger through to destination
Treasure and small parcels received for shipment up to
the latest moment before the departure of the steamers
Yor companies, at Loyds, in London the option of
shippers
ed by the of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
INLAND RoUrEsA An Express for Sacramento and Nfarys
vile is despatched daily (cndays cXcepted) o'clock F.
at acamno with With Rhoc usRs Day E fSnness1 as
Shasta and Yreka and with Hunter " Co.'S daily Express
Placervile and all parts Of FL Dorado county.
daily Express from office in Sacramento to
Rough and Ready, Grass Valley and Nevada Also daily
Express to Auburn Ophr Yankee Jims and all parts VI
Todds Express for Stockton Sonora, Mokelumne HILL
is despatched daily from our office in san Francisco Our
messengers supplied with iron safes for the security of
entrusted to their Our connections tho
Atlantic side are cqual if not superior to any other Califor
MIA Express We connect at New York with the following
well known line, viz: The American Express Company,
running via Buffalo and Dunkirk Cleveland Sandusky
Toledo, Cincinnati st. Louis Detroit, Chicago Geena
The Harden Express Boston, lhladep hia Baiti-
more. Washington, etc Pulen, Virgil y Co.'S Vermont
and Canada Express. Davenport. Mason Il Co.'s New
Bedford Express, and Livingston Wells 4 Co.'S European
Express. In connection with their express business thew
will also general Banking Exchange and coec-
ton business General and special deposits eceved-col
lecon and remittances made in all parts of California Or
cgon the Atlantic States and Europe with promptness and
despatch
Gold Dust, gold and silver coin and bullion bought and
sold Money advanced gold dust deposits for transmits
sion coinage, Sight exchange New Yok and Boston
for sale at current rates.
Drafts also drawn payable The following places, Wis
NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA
Albany Troy, Utica, SYRIA Philadelphia, Erie, Posvile
cllse, Oswego, Auburn, Ge- Reading
neya, Canandaigua, Lock- MICHIGAN.
port rochester Buffalo Sill Detroit Monroe Adrian Ann
yer Creek Dunkirk, West Arbor, Niles, Battle Creek
field. INDIANA
MASSACHUSETTS. South Bend Michigan City
Boston. ILLINOIS.
RHODE ISLAND. Chicago, Gaena. Springfield,
Providence. Peoria
CONNECTICUT. WISCONSIN
Stoningtoa Milwaukee, Racine
OHIO. MISSOURI.
Ashtahula. Xenia Cleveland St. Louis.
Newark. Mansfield, Column CANADA WEST
bus, Springfield. Sandusky, Toronto, Hamilton.
Toledo, Painsville, Dayton, CANADA EAST.
GAINESVILLE, Cincinnati, Tifin Montreal, Quebec.
Mt. Vernon. WELLS FARGO 4 co.
KENTUCKY. MCCONNELL Il Co, Agents.
Louisville November l9-ltf
MCCONNELL & CO.'S EXPRESS,
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03
Wells, Fargo & co.'s Express.


A JOINT STOCK CONlPANY-CAPJTAL $500 900
DIRECTORS.
HENRY WELLS, WILLIAM G. FARGO.
JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON JAMES Mckay
ELIJAH p. WILLIAMS, A. REYNOLDS,
EDWIN Z. MORGAN, A. M. G. SMITH
HENRY ID. RICE.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03
MCCONNELL & co.'s EXPRESS,

MCCONNELL & CO.'S EXPRESS
Exchange and Banking Office Main street, Coloma
Mcconnell Co. run daily Express to Sacramento,
connecting with Wells, Fargo x Co.'s Express to San
Francisco Oregon Atlantic States, Canadas and Europe
Treasure packages parcels etc. forwarded with safety
and despatch Special attention given the collection of
notes and accounts
Sight bills ofexchange drawn all parts Of the Atlantic
States, Canadas and Europe Checks Sight all parts
OF California.
Deposits received special or otherwise. GOLD DUST
bought. MCCONNELL Il co.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03
AMERICAN HOUSE

woIhy its name, and prices will always be in keeping
with the times
N b. the American House offers greater inducements to
families and Others than any other House in the place,
1t is always quiet and orderly. No gambling allowed.
In connection with the House is a commodous stable
and wagon-yard, well supplied with Hay and Grain.
MARCHANT & CROKER,
nov IS--Iu pROPRETORS.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03
COLOMA BREWERY.
AMERICAN ROUSE,

PIErY HILL, OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
THE undersigned take this method ofretunng thanks
IL to the citizens of Cooma and the public generally for
the very liberal patronage heretofore extended to them,
and solicit Il continuation of the same
To those who areacquantcd with our house. we would
say nothing i'll recommendation; but those who are
Strangers would say that the American House situa
ted in the most healthy and pleasant part of Town 1t is
furnished in neat and elegant manner, having plenty
single and double rooms to suit the wants guests also
parlor and reading room, well supplied with files of the
latest papers
The Table and Bar will always be supplied with the
BEST the market affords In fact, pledge ourselves
make the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-08
LOTTERIES.


.tI.a , LUI IEhI UIIItE, EafIuDFr Ma
'fNloMAs LAMBERT intends opening an one CO., =,
- @ ~, 'ai'tft street, haasFy. Nssiav ~ N,v
- - 45ys nE ihi time every license r De- "a. o. =,
r. r sl ave expired, ana nnot - r.rt
w 'hrn ne unia s' either bav Tstst. Ia = = ~
~ n unN lns O. pursue an astrfI sIlsg
sf|i fortune. during
- 'i i' h~ accta.d uf viIia zion of AZ d, 80,
az ..-i'fr respectfully sucts f.ron.y. ,f lI.
5n firtuis, Who Hayd~-- purchase Tirx.t.
. = ~ ''tr - rtsklng tis l~HuHy kr - ysl,,, II.
su' nf those tetD DO HDf tD,r his that Their r.
HtIirt.y 1fsrFvsf ''F'''1 an h'ai WI by
=, Prize Tickets IN The Maryland L1,tere. o- sue, D,
sirfirs ~ Dc haH sold ira here 80. ~
~. % '5,'7, ~ rec. 'ed N payment TicksiI
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Nh "a rHagI,, IN r, , SoI We, .,
- G6ddin 6 lprer,6n. Auti.

"a - - TIT COUNTY, SE3T, =, ,,,, -,
- "r>t or the CITY NEAR PLANK y, n "lits
ta.a..- .-s ~ ti -ie owned BY ~. rr,s "'-
Al. rr.a. n ' -i-.i.- gls.ises I- rr-ts
. 'l.r, q cot, tN- .ex. f.fr Az -.
rs-. go e ~ lt- farm will. De divided ir,. q
trr-... Il. --. -- i.i - vvy being made 70 ~
ftay .. , ...Hi or She oia.u of a l,rrr
-.-,.-. - -i-' are she usual GU. hu IIrvs -
.E. stable, &C. Persons desirrus - -
o.. p. . .'' e.-ni'y seat iav sea g. vi, H.
vii H. terms Vain s.. te ale1I.las,Ia ALL
E.-g -- ,..r,,-.,,.
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-. 80 9t'eN H"l Land Warn A.rncy C1r-g- =
~ N'f go 81 llIgl. and sold C.f.r- t.,
So ped tlr L--I "aTrart5G-II aad si.rgr w,..5 s
-" a'i-' 4',Aria % az Lotteries s-'I
~ -i Dc Ircapy PAU - ll., .ni l cg lir!,i
~, al99', sil tae-t with prompt aucaoa. " s' a
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LATEST NEWS 81 TELEGRAPH.
Reported Tor the Rithriosd WhIe.
NORTHERN MARKETS.

NE~ YoGT, Oct. 7-Salcs to-day Of 10 900 bb, Flour
At 81 OLE. Whea,-s,les of75 900 bushels Southern
at s,22. Com-Sales ofe5OOo bushels yellow at 81 -
cents.
BALrNoEE, Oct. Flour is held at SO 90 a 10
Wheat las advanced thee cents. yellow Corn a to 80
cents.
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" WAX, NEiNOlS, bhPki>SkD ~ st4tstis aEu Ia De.
% lnnumrrabo mental s we'll physical
aBsIft
him tpdar We care not how lYS, weak, able
Tee may D. TIE cordial properties n Ho1itUs
prepared 10y Dr. C. NJ JACKSON, PadeI. stronger than
ia, mahJhad MONSTER which prcyius upon his bpiy ana
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w wl,t o." fr-r. ~ 6'.I'a.. ,'s celebrated
ss-1 t.,t p,r,,-r
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING Or OCEAN SIEAMEbS.
From A. STATES

PHLAnELrutA, Oct G.-Auivel Steamship Virginia
Teal, go hours from Richmond; sghr T. Horton Candy
days from Richmond
NEW IOEE, Oct 6-Ccatcd scbr Ablcl Eadcr, Brown
Rchmoud. Arrived, Steamship jamestown, Parish, in
Norfolk.
BEENEUIl,rN, sept eolh-Arri,oi, schr Helene, Hac-
loop, NchInond Va
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AUCTION SALES.
FITJIiE DNIS.


I ~ tA'At. isaur a h-nt.
hoN COPPER MACuiNEkY Et,cKs,IiTISi;;, bSiSSs
ne ~ Virginia w1.i5 c. 1 d. - r,us, executed %
pr - cry u ha5 S one s ~ 1s Cog!i o ila.i ~.
'e' ra-eei a' P-hs aa-n g. III "a .sg FAY q
i.. 'g s sa % 20 e'.,-. " a -ru,of In, - M,
sr's n r= .yp q il,1I sHer. ~ ~ 80 ~, IN and l4th
10 e1B.. -. 4, '.i' &C. standing f.rn sgtr,.-i
i- s q, e Mas'a,ry Fixtures. estimate. a.,
s'-i Boilers F, EN- &C. i..i s crP'r Kettles ld Pipe,
waste liaa.g ard r-..s-u,sh st5p
lars 'ot woo. waste; aacst ar, Ten,
N, -1 5.-s can .'i. o. 4,.I q. ". .ir-ty1Se' &C
cary @ -,--s m ~, . 'r,naasso o. At. stnssr on
About. o.n /. S.. %. r-.-, :. arts sr'I Tv-sd.
~, p. =, ia' '-i "s.i ,H! ONO and - ToIs SINS .i
5.a S A S s. .. 3 rre Thermometer
TT. i'.5'y viz d. shown g. a6y ,. -.5r. S-.,, ,
Join v,,., o.. al, p gp to me or 20 Mr.
81. 2 = 10 .il under So. Al. ;.rB.,y.- Ara, ,,
t,r.,, l " ' negotiable nl'es H'a proved -naor.sr m
N a. Ig l. MtSrrAorrRlye SITE ANo WATER POWER
"..s F.ger i.rrst. ..r- 5r.a Viii, o'
iitr.,s,. at.ec.o Of .'i,st gn ,- 'ramiih T.
s' .- boring ai d,p lt u.s., r. ~ 5li' IN 70
a. lsrsr 'yoa..l ias H. 9d ia, SHOWN
usiat IT, &c. n '.s -,.ry iy o7'-s Do, vii D., ,.ii MI
aa'. water r-a. q st5.i ~ ,l- .luu,i rrolnd
,iaie . given - -loa appicst.1 AZ sny
Da- 'ri cash; ba'aar, in : .4. ~ month. ~.
noe ' 's s'e in.-!neIt1, ana; retained SAY, , Ss
t.r .. D. ..-'.r=-.r- property 3. bs..s.l D., ..
ed la "a. BY IL, l 1 fii convey only l4c a. Is ,ss:
,e91ai1sd1 rr PASS ESs1 , 1as is T5''e'
,.. By DGalo7, '!cGSar, : Co, 1Fc,,.
an t,l, At AltIioSo On rUtsDAY. hell, i.,,.
s,rsa- go lr-er T..i sci a; oar store gcrrFai
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SH0Ck0E FOUNDRY.

CARY STREET, EAST SIDE OF SIOCKur Crrr--
..-- RICHMOND. "a
fd7ALTuTT & BROTHER confirm. r1 --.---..--. .t..
~ powell -fHN'. STE An ENGINES -...-r-r ..
'.t.I- .f f.s N..f .t.s.r.s. tlt mos. s.-.r-
On. .r-.1 1-a- .l' t.rl.s.
p. ..'t t.. Iu.s, g. AMY required power
l ..rs o. .Hs f--.0ss and .... .- -----..-
I..'-.. b. .... 49, '-...-s Shs
''-' l'si'as. --4 Oh. .P...as 10 wr.H -'t
Per. ms E,.r- purchase any Of ths above articles would
.. '. , e4.I ." as before ordering elsewhere.
In TALBOT FRorufg
- l, li.'.'i- sugar, Try srI good esI..y
-,.. 10 Si---, ..s sa.s ~
So ALVEY LIrsCoNP.
I'D Why NI-T-.-I ..,. ..- ts-i +, t........ .-. 81.
- ...,' ..'.r ~ ~. N-s.ss SUE. h.. ~ parties s.
s'.iL FASHIONS OF TA>TS-I ,rl Boo r.... cot tra Fail
t-.r. I,....r ., t.a.F a'l BASS cas- Pants, O..
SOS h5>"f sHtsE7. s.r. Na.a and -i.a SIC.
80 El'NNFTs" "EfNSSTEs.r aNFn.r crurg.y.. ..
a'. .... -. .---.s and Sci. .rs.. I-.-. She'd.
..- .. I.... IT. ...-. .-.. y ... #... ...-
... ..l N--.l tar....-, I,.. Ola I.... r...-.
.#... ...a .. ". o.. h.st -..--. o..
i"- e. .-s...a t ..atst fr...-ly
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Hlf ticket Il, ~ %, tlUuu. Bel Airs I5---i..
W., 90 . VI y, si,5." Pata.sco III, June q5tN
VIC teZri 3" % ssI. Grand f-tI I1 I-,- go,
~ heall'a great 100 ID f an
Mar9 land iptt.s-- Tor Ortsbrr issI, '' a.
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= Nt'OHrNNr nI CDNHWI :-EiLIUF rs IEN NINJ-TIE7-
-BRIAN'S PULNOSIC WAFEs are uali1e in tHr cure f
Sl,Gu-, C"Ln', AsiN,, ErlSisis, IIu,u-aN-
DI'SgLt b5E'uiNc, lNtrl'Nr C.Ns,as, rI-s,srs
ThL LCNG, IIty have taste aeiu, any cI viii
take them Thousands have been health tuu had d.
dose relieves TIA l,1 Vi..f.s.
Naars ur--.r.r .ri,
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POSTSCRIPT.
GEORGIA ELECTION


SAVANNAH, Oct 6.-We have the following additional
returns Vi the vote for Governor in this State:
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WADSWOErH, TURNER o. CO..
No ". L.-L---. .-L--L

MUhI|-NlI UIfiIH-
FOREfGN tNU UUNINIIr BFy. gDDU.
AVE- received, IvFIrNu. arrivals trIr stock .f m .I
- pomcsur Dry Goods Which Is more extensive rr r.y
have heretofore offered Or flH fH. fH trr.fy HuI rf .
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